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Welcome to the dHL 'Tips for Teachers' Page!
If this is your first time visiting Digital Human Library—welcome! Now, let's get started…
The BIG idea is to let student inquiry drive the need for virtual content and connections with dHL Experts. Engaging learners in virtual tours and virtual reality experiences helps bring context to learning for students. Connecting students with Experts brings the curriculum to life in authentic and meaningful ways. Every connection is an opportunity to teach students how to network and build relationships with others for the purpose of learning.
Connections-based learning experiences help students develop critical digital literacy skills, transferrable skills (global competencies), and social "soft" skills they need to be successful, while also building character, citizenship, and providing a foundation for students to begin building their own personal and professional learning networks.
Below you will find tips and resources for implementing our K-12 Services and our Social Innovation Projects in your classroom.
If you have any questions or require assistance at any time, please contact us.
Video Conference with Experts
Letter Home for Families
It is the classroom teacher's responsibility to ensure that students have permission to appear on camera during a video conference. Although these sessions are not recorded, experts have the ability to see and interact with students during a virtual program. Please refer to your School Board's Administrative Procedures/ Policies with regards to internet use, social media use, photographing/ videotaping of students, etc. We do offer an information letter that you can adapt and send home to families explaining why and how students will be connecting with experts using Digital Human Library. Please note this is not a permission form, however the letter invites parents to contact you if they have any questions or concerns.
Teacher Checklist
There are a number of things to consider when planning for a video conference. For example, how will the format of the video conference (presentation, Q&A, demonstration, activity…) or the live streaming event inform your classroom set up? Will students gather around a computer, or will the Expert be projected on a SMARTBoard or big screen? Where will students stand or sit so they can be seen and heard? Please refer to the Teacher Checklist to help you plan your program!
Matching dHL Experts with the Curriculum
Although some connections between the curriculum and dHL Experts might be obvious (Art = Artist), if you take some time to search dHL you might be surprised who you find (Art = Robotic Art Teacher)?! With this in mind, searching dHL by keyword(s) is the best way to connect with the right Experts.
Contacting dHL Experts – Let the Collaboration Begin
Please remember to send your requests to dHL Experts well in advance, and remember that they may not always be available when requested. The more advance notice you give each dHL Expert, the better your chances are of booking a video conference. Once you and your students have found the Expert you want to connect with, please include the following information in your introductory email:
- your class name (e.g. Mrs. Cassell's Grade 2)
- your school, grade taught, age and number of students in the class
- curriculum subject area
- video conference topic and learning goals (What are your students' learning needs? goals?)
- possible formats for the video conference (presentation, interview, activity, Q&A, etc)
- possible dates and times for the video conference
Note: It is the teacher's responsibility to help prepare the dHL Expert for the video conference.
dHL Expert Introductions
The teacher and/or students may want to prepare a brief introduction for the dHL Expert. Preparing an introduction requires students to learn more about the Expert prior to the video conference which is an important part of the networking process -background research. Some Experts may prefer to provide you with an introduction they have written themselves, however they are not required to do so. Every introduction has three goals: get attention, spark interest, and build anticipation. Please see dHL Expert Introductions for ideas!
Ways to Engage Students
We believe that student inquiry should be the driving force behind the connections that are made Digital Human Library Experts. There are a variety of ways that students can make connections with dHL Experts (even though the request must be submitted by the teacher) and learn some of the foundational skills of networking:
- Teacher logs into Digital Human Library and students search for experts by keyword(s) based on their inquiry needs/ curriculum/ area of study
- Students engage in a shared writing activity/ independently draft an email to the Expert requesting a video conference (see Contacting dHL Experts below for details)
- Students draft remaining follow-up emails to finish scheduling the video conference with the Expert
- Students conduct research online to learn more about the Expert and his/ her area(s) of expertise
- Students prepare their questions for the video conference based on their inquiry needs
- One or more students take on the responsibility of introducing and thanking the Expert
- Students take turns interacting with the Expert during the video conference (e.g asking questions)
- Teacher helps facilitate the discussion and documents the video conference
Looking for suggestions you can offer the dHL Expert to make the video conference as interactive and engaging as possible? See more Ways to Engage Students.
Dealing with Unforeseen Issues
What would you do if something went wrong during your video conference/ live streaming program?
Student safety is a priority. Although every effort is made to ensure our dHL Experts engage with students appropriately, unforeseen things can happen. We believe it's helpful to make sure you have taken a moment to think about how you would respond if something did go wrong. Please read the following section on safety so you are prepared to deal with any situation if one should arise.
Sample Programs Offered by dHL Experts
These videos showcase a few sample programs being offered by a diverse group of Digital Human Library Experts. Since the purpose of our Video Conference with Experts library is to engage students with Experts in real-time personalized conversations about learning, we don't record our programs.
Download your dHL Teacher Badge
Download your dHL Teacher Badge and add it to your website, social media channel or blog! Posting the dHL Teacher Badge helps us spread the word and results in even more connections-based learning opportunities for students across Canada.
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On Saturday, March 14, Stanford University junior Daniella Caluza scrambled to pack up all of her belongings. Caluza, along with the 97 percent of Stanford undergraduates who live on campus, were informed the day before that they had to leave their campus homes. They had just five days—until Wednesday, March 18—to move out entirely.
The last-minute move wasn't the only thing on Caluza's mind. As the co-president of Stanford's First-Generation Low Income Partnership (FLIP), Caluza was busy securing housing for students without anywhere else to go. In a matter of days, Caluza and her co-president Kiara Bacasen matched 40 students in need with alumni willing to host them. The operation was powered entirely by solidarity and Google Forms.
Unlike some of her peers in FLIP, Caluza gets to return to a stable housing situation. She drove back to her family home in Stockton, where she's now completing online classes next quarter in a two-bedroom apartment housing five people.
In the face of statewide shelter-in-place ordinances, put into effect in response to the pandemic, universities faced difficult decisions: While closing dormitories would limit the spread of disease, it also meant evicting thousands of students from housing.
"The highly communal nature of our undergraduate residential and dining spaces makes them fundamentally incompatible with the concept of social distancing," Stanford President Marc Tessier-Lavigne wrote on March 13.
Stanford did not respond to a request for further comment.
Evictions served with little warning are a major economic burden on students. Arranging storage and transportation at the last minute costs hundreds of dollars—more for international flights.
Other students can't return home at all. These include students who rely on local jobs to provide for themselves or their families, LGBTQ students who've been rejected by their families, or international students worried about the status of their visas.
Stanford isn't the only school that has closed dormitories in response to shelter-in-place orders.
Most Bay Area universities, including the University of San Francisco, San Francisco State University, and California State University East Bay have taken the same action. Most schools are offering students refunds in the form of prorated rent and allowing students in need to apply to stay on campus on a case-by-case basis.
At USF, students were notified that they'd have to evacuate in the middle of spring break. Joseph Smooke, a former staffer at the Housing Rights Committee of San Francisco, helped a family friend move out of the USF dorms. The student, who was visiting family in Boston when he received the eviction notice, was forced to fly back to San Francisco on a Monday, then return to his family home in Boston before online classes resumed that same Wednesday.
Smooke thinks closing dormitories was the right choice when it comes to public health, but said it was challenging to abide by social distancing orders during the move.
"There were these big blue bins that people used to shuttle things back and forth. We were all touching them … We weren't really sure what we should do or not do," said Smooke.
Other universities took a different approach to addressing the crisis. The University of California at Berkeley (UC Berkeley) and San José State University have kept dorms open, but are adjusting communal dining hall services to prevent the spread of disease. UC Berkeley was also one of the first schools in the nation to offer students refunds for the remainder of the year's housing, a policy other universities have since adopted.
Rigel Robinson, a Berkeley city councilor and 2018 Berkeley graduate, applauds UC Berkeley's efforts.
"I've been really grateful to see UC Berkeley leading the country's higher education community in response to this crisis," said Robinson.
Just 27 percent of Berkeley students live on campus, and the majority of those are freshmen. UC Berkeley student government leader Varsha Sarveshwar said that while many freshmen don't have strong ties to the university community yet and chose to return home, having the choice has been important for marginalized students.
"Most of them are choosing to go home, but that's a choice they can make," said Sarveshwar.
Students living in university-owned housing don't have the same legal rights as their peers who live off-campus. In California, landlords must give tenants at least 30-days notice if they're being evicted without fault. This stands in stark contrast to the timeframe, in many cases less than a week, that students were allotted to move out of their housing.
Many tenants outside of university-owned housing are also covered by a policy called just cause for eviction. Just cause forbids landlords from evicting tenants without providing a valid reason, which could include non-payment of rent, violating the terms of the lease, or breaking the law. The policy is intended to prevent landlords from retaliating against tenants.
Tenants living in university housing have a smaller bill of rights. Like all California tenants, students in on-campus housing are legally entitled to habitable housing with heating and door locks, according to legal site Find Law. Students are also covered under the federal Fair Housing Act, which prohibits housing discrimination on the basis of race, gender, disability, or other protected classes. Other rights, however, are provided only at the discretion of the university.
This year the California legislature passed a groundbreaking piece of tenants rights legislation. AB 1482, authored by Assemblymember David Chiu, extended rent caps and just cause for eviction protections to most tenants across the state. But the bill also excludes tenants in university-owned housing.
"I think most tenant protection bills exclude student housing, because student housing operates very differently from regular housing and is treated differently under the law," said Chiu's communications director, Jennifer Kwart.
One difference between university-owned housing and other rental properties is that most students pay rent for their entire semester upfront, rather than paying month-to-month. Most tenant laws also relate to tenants living in housing for more than a year, but students leave their housing at the end of the nine-month academic year. Furthermore, unlike other housing-related bills in the California legislature, bills related to dormitories are governed by the legislature's higher education committee. The state also has less jurisdiction over private universities than public ones.
Awareness is growing in the legislature that students especially are struggling with housing costs and homelessness, according to Kwart. College students are leading the call for change.
UC Berkeley students worked with Assemblymember Nancy Skinner to advocate for the passage of SB 1227, which expedites the construction of student housing. The bill passed in 2018.
The San José State Student Homeless Alliance is backing AB 1314, authored by Assemblymember Jose Medina. AB 1314 would extend the Cal Grant financial aid program to allow for its use on non-tuition expenses including housing cost. The bill has been sitting in the Senate committee on education since June of 2019.
Max Lubin, the founder of college affordability advocacy group RISE, told Curbed SF that in the past, students haven't been considered priority populations for housing due to misconceptions about who attends universities.
"Students aren't considered a needy population," said Lubin. "We're operating off of a lot of stereotypes about who college students are."
Lubin often works with community college students as part of his advocacy with RISE. While one in ten UC Berkeley students experience housing insecurity at some point during their college experience, a 2018 study from the Wisconsin HOPE Lab found that 46 percent of community college students experienced housing security in the last year. Most community college students aren't offered housing through their university, but the loss of on-campus jobs has still affected many students' ability to pay rent.
And increasingly, four-year universities are admitting more first-generation and low-income students, but they don't always have the resources in place to support them.
"There's a lot of movements on campus right now asking admin to listen to [first-generation and low income] students," said Stanford's Caluza. "The coronavirus is where it starts to shine. You really see where admin is not meeting students' needs."
Where universities are failing students, the community is chipping in.
Jacob Kupperman, a student staffer at Stanford's Columbae co-op, is one of the lead organizers of the Stanford Student Fund. The fund started out of Columbae's house dues and has rapidly evolved. To date, they've raised over $50,000 on GoFundMe and provided financial support to 1,000 low-income students.
Caluza and Bacasen have seen an outpouring of support from the community in response to their call for solidarity housing. At this point they've had more alumni volunteer to house students than they have students in need. This has allowed them to support some students outside of the Stanford community.
"While Stanford has had a pretty solid support network, there are students who don't have that," said Caluza.
Lubin's RISE has partnered with other organizations, including The Hope Center at Temple University, to provide their own student relief fund for students impacted by the pandemic. So far they've seen over 100 applicants. Emergency housing support is the greatest need, according to Lubin.
Though community support has been substantial, advocates can't help but wonder why universities aren't doing more.
As a student staffer responsible for conveying information to his residents, Kupperman was frustrated with Stanford's lack of communication.
"Stanford has been incredibly inconsistent and disorganized," said Kupperman.
Though she acknowledges the university faces challenges in preventing the spread of disease, Caluza is frustrated that students are consistently left to self-advocate.
"I shouldn't have to try to find housing for 40 people while at the same time trying to pack up my room and make sure I get home," said Caluza.
As for Sacramento, legislators are currently taking recess to abide by social distancing mandates. The legislature will reconvene in May, at which point they'll have an opportunity to provide relief to tenants. San Francisco representatives Senator Scott Wiener and Assemblymember Phil Ting are currently working on AB 828, which would extend tenant protections during the state of emergency.
It's unclear what the appetite of legislators will be to include students in university-owned housing in these relief efforts.

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Healing Services
Please contact Kalehua at 808-554-9215 to discuss the nature of the service and the price.
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Human clients will be asked to fill in a registration form for themselves and their animals; it includes agreeing to some basic concepts about energy work and animal communication so we are both in alignment about the work to be provided. Fees are established as a fair energy exchange; for clients who genuinely need the assistance but are unable to pay, please let me know at the time of contact. You may email me at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 808-551-7271 and leave a message.
• Energy work for humans and animals
• Pet blessings
• Animal communication
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Retirement Planning
What is a 401(K) plan ?
401(K) plans are designed to encourage long term retirement savings by employees. In some plans, the employer may contribute a matching percentage to the employee's contribution amount. 401(K) plans must meet a variety of IRS rules. Speak to your local CPA about setting up a 401(K) plan for your company.
Need Professional Help?
If you need help with "Retirement Planning" or have other tax questions, we can help you find a local licensed tax preparer for a free, no-obligation consultation.


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Crucible furnaces are used to heat chemicals at a very high temperature. The furnaces have a steady demand in laboratories and industries. The lab appliance market is abuzz with crucible furnaces from different brands. Mellen, Lindberg, and Carbolite are some of the major manufacturers.
Given a vast number of models of crucible furnaces, selecting the right model is a difficult task. At Pacific combustion, we have made it simple by providing the complete description of models on our website. The customers can go through the description and a temperature range while selecting a furnace. We also provide expert guidance to help you select the right kind of furnace.
Once you have decided on the right kind of crucible furnace, select it a request a quote for the same. We will send you the quote and instructions regarding how to complete the transaction.
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Charity Russell
Barkley's Breakfast o Desayuno!
Posted @ 09:27:45 on 29 April 2015
I have just finished illustrating a children's bilingual book called, Barkley's Breakfast. It is to be in English and Spanish, which is brilliant as I've decided to start learning Spanish myself, I even managed to go over to Spain whilst working on the book!


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Best Montreal Lattes
Photo cred - Ed Hawco
Even though the weather's finally starting to feel like summer in Montreal, it's still a fine time to enjoy a hot beverage. There are lots of tasty warm drinks, but the delicious combination of espresso and steamed milk make the latte one of our favorites. Here are the best ones you'll find in town.
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Café Plume
123 Avenue du Mont-Royal Ouest
This Plateau café serves up classic-but-delicious lattes. The yummy coffee comes from Verve, a roaster based out of Santa Cruz. The frothy steamed milk goes with it perfectly to send you into caffeine heaven. They add an extra bit of love into them by putting a milky heart at the top of the drink. The local artwork gives the place a funky, casual vibe.
Le Couteau
4627 Rue Saint-Denis
At over $5 dollars for a latté, they don't come cheap here, but you get what you pay for. They serve up a rich, velvety latté which simply tastes of indulgence. Pair it with one of their buttery croissants for an extravagantly delicious breakfast experience. Treating yourself never tasted this good.
Pikolo Espresso Bar
3418 Avenue Du Parc
Come here for an artisanal coffee experience unlike any other. Their single origin coffees all come from two high-end roasters in Calgary and Portland, ensuring their consistently top-quality beans. They combine it with just the right amount of milk to let the taste of their coffee shine through while still giving it that delicious blast of dairy you look for in a latte.
Café Olimpico
124 Rue St-Viateur Ouest
This Italian-style coffee shop has long been renowned as one of Montreal's best coffee shops, and their latte is a big reason why. You won't find any of the soy or pumpkin spice bullshit that rule in trendier places, but you will get a damn good latte done right. At under $3 dollars, they won't put too much of a dent in your wallet, either.
Tunnel Espresso Bar
1253 Avenue McGill College
Hidden between the Eaton Centre food court and Place Ville-Marie, this place is a bit hard to find, but once you try their lattes you'll know that it's well worth the effort. They serve delicious domestic coffee from the legendary Phil & Sebastian roasters in Calgary. They also have a tasty selection of homemade pastries which make the perfect complement to their liquid delights.
Café Myriade
1432 Rue Mackay
With no wifi or power outlets in this spot, it's not the best spot to study, but it's the perfect place to go if you're just looking for a friendly atmosphere and a damn fine latte. The powerhouse independent roasters they buy their beans from make for the perfect drinks. If you want more coffee taste than your typical latte, their flat white is one of the best in the city.
Caffe Italia
6840 Boulevard Saint-Laurent
If you're looking for the old-school Italian coffee shop experience, look no further. This place has been around since 1956, and neither the vibe nor the drinks have changed much since. The nutty flavor of their beans goes excellently with the rich steamed milk to deliver a deliciously authentic latte experience. The clientele from the surrounding Little Italy area give it a different feel from the hipster overload found at most Montreal coffee spots.
Flocon Espresso
781 Avenue du Mont-Royal Est
There's not much space to sit down here, but they more than make up for it with their coffee. They buy their beans from a variety of well-known North American roasters including Chicago's Metropolis, Portland's Stumptown, and Victoria's Bows & Arrows. The selections all go well with the creamy helpings of milk they add for a tasty latte.
Café St-Henri
3632 Rue Notre-Dame Ouest
If it's freshness you crave from your coffee, give this micro-roaster a look. You'll find a whole slew of freshly roasted coffees that you can't get anywhere else. They'll infuse them with foamy dairy or soy milk to make a delicious latte. If you're looking for a more concentrated caffeine buzz, give their legendary Godshot a try.
Café Falco
5605 Avenue de Gaspé
This café serves up a rich and delicious coffee that makes for a bold-tasting latte. Their wide ranging menu features both coffee shop staples like croissants and Japanese options like rice balls. The industrial look of the decor make it a welcome change from the usual coffee shop vibe.
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Campus Maps & Facilities
Take a virtual tour of the NMC campuses
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Campuses & Facilities
- Main Campus: 1701 E. Front St., Traverse City, MI 49686. Main entrance is at Front Street (U.S. 31) and College Drive.
- Aero Park Campus: 2600 Aero Park Drive, Traverse City, MI 49686. Located at the northeast corner of the Cherry Capital Airport property.
- Great Lakes Campus: 715 E. Front St., Traverse City, MI 49686 (next to the Holiday Inn)
- University Center Campus: 2200 Dendrinos Drive, Traverse City, MI 49686 (off of Cass Road, just north of South Airport Road.)
- Rogers Observatory: 1753 Birmley Road, Traverse City, MI 49686 (off of Garfield Road south of Traverse City)


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Sleepy hollow
A Legendary Musical
The live, musical staging of Sleepy Hollow created by an international, collaborative team of innovative storytellers.
creative teams
Meet the teams behind the Sleepy Hollow Theatrical Project
Michelle Ackerman
Is a bachelor of Arts graduate from Brigham Young University. She majored in composite dance while concurrently training in lyric writing, composition, and dramaturgy.
As a dance faculty member at Utah Valley University, she fused her skill sets to create, choreograph, and direct the world-champion dance team, Fire & Ice—winner of 24 World Titles. Michelle went on to choreograph for a wide range of clients.
In November of 2021, Michelle founded Hyzenthlay Studios, dedicated to provide a new platform for integrated storytelling by utilizing a proprietary creative pipeline that weaves elements of specific genres to elevate the storyteller's intent to resonate on both an individual and global level.Michelle is a proud member of the Dramatist Guild of (DGA), Women in Animation (WIA), Maestra, and New York Women in Film and Television (NYWIFT).
Has directed over 300 plays and musicals worldwide. He served as Harold Prince's Assistant for 5 years and worked on Kiss Of The Spider Woman (directing two productions in Japan), Candide and Parade. As Artistic Director for The Barnstormers Theatre in NH, he is the recipient of 5 NH Theatre Awards.
Recent productions: Into The Woods and Our Town (a modern interpretation), Private Lives and Murder For Two, where he also directed Chicago (11 N\H Theatre Awards including best director and best production) and Cabaret (NH theatre awards for Best Direction), La Cage Aux Folles at Arizona Broadway Theatre, where he has directed 5 previous shows and Dirty Rotten Scoundrels in the spring of 2023. Clayton is thrilled to be a part of this collaboration.
(Executive Producer)
Is a Tony and Grammy Award-winning producer whose credits include The Gershwin's Porgy and Bess, Anastasia, Jagged Little Pill, Matilda, Evita, and Big Fish. He also produced the 2022 production of Bonnie & Clyde in London's West End.
Van is president and co-founder of Broadway Records, which has released more than 300 albums including the Grammy Award-winning The Color Purple 2015 revival. Van has executive produced/released solos albums from many notable Broadway artists including Patti LuPone, Annaleigh Ashford, Marin Mazzie, Norbert Leo Butz, Carmen Cusack, Aaron Tveit, Laura Benanti, Sierra Boggess, and Bebe Neuwirth. Van is a
member of The Broadway League, the Dramatist Guild, and Theater Resources Unlimited. Van is a graduate of Syracuse University's S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications.
(VP of Japanese Theatrical Production)
Graduate of Rose Bruford College in SE London, Hiroshi has over 40 years of live theatrical production experience. He assisted at the Shiki Theatre Company in Tokyo on the Japanese premiere productions of Evita, Cats, and The Phantom of the Opera.
He was appointed by the Japanese Agency for Cultural Affairs to research Broadway musical production under the supervision of the legendary Hal Prince. As production director of the Tokyo Globe Theatre, he managed productions from The Royal Shakespeare Company, London's Globe Theatre, and Young Vic.
He also served as Associate Creative Director of Entertainment for Tokyo Disney Sea. Hiroshi is currently the Executive Producer of Tsumura Kogei Inc (tsumura-kogei) and regularly lectures at Osaka University of Arts and at the Performing Arts Academy in Tokyo.
(Japanese Music Director/Arranger)
Is a highly prolific and talented musician, conductor, arranger, musical director, and composer. She is a regular in the orchestra at the SHIKI Theater (The Phantom of the Opera, Lion King, Wicked, Sound of Music, Mamma Mia!, An American in Paris, and Frozen), and has worked as a pianist and conductor for live performances produced by Toho Co., Ltd., Horipro Co., Ltd., and Amuse Co., Ltd., among many others.
In the musical world, she has worked with Stephen Oremus, Martin Koch, Brad Gardner, Sam Mendes, and Jerry Mitchell. Midoriko has also composed original works and acted as music director for shows like Double Flat, The Happy Prince, Uncle Tom, and many other Japanese original productions.
(New York Music Director)
is a composer/lyricist, Broadway conductor and
orchestrator. He recently was the Assistant Music Director of ALMOST
FAMOUS on Broadway and past credits include Kristin Chenoweth's FOR
THE GIRLS (Assoc. Music Director, Orchestrator,) Tina Fey's MEAN GIRLS
(Pianist,) and Kristin Bell's ENCORE! on Disney+ (Associate Music
Nicholas was a finalist for the Fred Ebb Award for musical theatre songwriting and is a 2022-23 Dramatists Guild Fellow. His music has been performed by acclaimed artists across the United States. Nicholas has also orchestrated or arranged music for Kristin Chenoweth, Betsy Wolfe, Jessica Vosk, Gavin Creel, and Karen Olivo. His orchestrations have been performed at Carnegie Hall, the Metropolitan Opera, The Muny, on PBS, and by many of America's premier orchestras.
(Music Consultant)
Served for nearly a decade as Associate Music Supervisor of the International Mega-Hit musical, Wicked.
Additionally, Dominick was the Arranger and Music Supervisor for the Broadway musical, First Date (Starring Zachary Levi). As part of his continuing collaboration with Stephen Schwartz, Dominick was the Arranger and Music Supervisor of, The Prince of Egypt, which ran in London's West End.
Dominick received a Grammy nomination for The Prince of Egypt Original Cast Recording. He also produced the First Date Broadway Cast Recording and Studio Cast Album of the world premiere musical, Secondhand Lions.
Dominick is the Smart-Tillman Artist-in-Residence at The University of North Carolina at Greensboro where he serves as Coordinator of the Musical Theatre Program, Professor of Musical Theatre Performance, and resident Music Director.
(VP Admin/Global communications)
Is A language and communication expert who specializes in intercultural collaboration, teacher training, and instructional design. A native speaker of English, Meg is proficient in Japanese and has studied 5 other languages, and she used her linguistic education to help establish a new method of teaching English in Japan, which has now been running for over 15 years.
In addition to being a mother of two boys, Meg continues her own studies in neuroscience, behavioral and organizational psychology, and digital tools to enhance the learning process. She currently runs her own private coaching and consulting business where she combines her experience with her growing knowledge base to deliver personalized learning solutions for clients in eastern Asia looking to advance their education or business ventures.
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A award-winning director, choreographer and producer who works on Broadway, TV/Film, and Concerts around the world.
BROADWAY (Associate): Bullets Over Broadway, Scottsboro Boys, Hair, Young Frankenstein, Big Fish. CONCERTS: James Taylor Live at Carnegie Hall (with Bette Midler, Sting, Tony Bennett). FILM: Executive Producer of The Show Must Go On (Best Documentary - Cannes 2022). NATIONAL TOUR: Bullets Over Broadway, Hairspray, The Producers, Young Frankenstein, Rockin' Road to Dublin. OTHER THEATRE: Fly More Than You Fall (World Premiere), The Lost Colony (Waterside), Cookies (NYMF), Single Wide (NYMF), Chasing Rainbows (World Premiere).
Jeff is the creator and founder of Stage Write Software, and President of Open Jar Studios, and was featured in a TED Talk sharing his philosophy of "Open Jar Thinking". Jeffwhiting.com
(SVP, Global Head of Production, Mikros Animation)
With 35+ years of experience within the entertainment industry, Adrianna has accrued a comprehensive proficiency in producing and packaging animation in both feature films and television.
She earned a BFA in film & television from UCLA graduating as a Chancellor's Marshall. After working as a VP in Production for New Line, Adrianna was tapped by New York-based McKinsey & Company to re-engineer multi-media productions and design an innovative process for streamlining projects. Adrianna later joined Fox Animation/Blue Sky Studios as Senior VP where she spearheaded several community relations programs and internal educational programs designed to promote diversity and inclusion.
Before joining Mikros Animation, Adrianna utilized her extensive experience and industry knowledge on a global level to develop projects in Madrid, Barcelona, Lisbon, London, and Los Angeles.
is a writing coach, teacher, mentor, and screenwriter. Pat currently teaches screenwriting at The American Film Institute, and UCLA's School of Theater, Film, and Television.
She's written scripts for Touchstone Pictures, Witt-Thomas Productions, and Walt Disney Animation Studios. She has also worked as a story consultant for Disney/Pixar.
She wrote and directed the feature film True Crime, starring Alicia Silverstone. Her writing credits also include documentary shorts for HBO and Showtime. She's currently co-writing BELLA, a feature documentary about the modern dancer Bella Lewitzky.
Verducci serves as a mentor at Cinestory and the Meryl Streep/Nicole Kidman funded The Writer's Lab for women. She's a proud member of the Writers Guild of America.
is the owner of Chocolate Tribe, a visual effects and animation studio based in Johannesburg, South Africa.
Her training and experience as a corporate attorney prepared her with the art of dealing with people from all walks of life as well as fast-changing circumstances. As a high-end visual effects studio, with a roster of creative talent with almost 20 years of industry experience, Chocolate Tribe aspires to cultivate young, fresh, and quirky talent through training and internships to harness and develop their potential to international standards.
Nosipho's key functions in the company/studio include: risk management; corporate governance and compliance; business development/sales management; human resources and creative talent management; legal and media research; and drafting.
is a London-based English-Japanese interpreter/ translator.
Her book translation includes John, Paul, George, Ringo And Me, Teenage Kicks and Yoko Ono's Acorn. She has worked for Adidas, Apple, Jo Malone, Lush, MoMA, 2012 London Olympics, Nicon, National Trust, Pokemon GO and Streetwise Opera.
As an interpreter, she regularly works at BAFTA, London Film Festival, International Booker Prize and Star Wars Celebration. Her clients include Annecy Film Festival, Anime Ltd, BBC, Burberry, Chanel, Granta, McLaren, National Trust, Tokyo Metro, World Rugby and 20th Century Fox. She was an official interpreter for Prince William at the opening of Japan House and has worked for Ryuusuke Hamaguchi, Mari Okada, Makoto Shinkai and Masaaki Yuasa.
She is a producer of "Give Peace A Chance: John & Yoko's Bed-in for Peace 1969" exhibition in Japan.
Is a Chinese-South African lecturer at the University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg (WITS) school of Digital Arts.
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Committing Religion in Public, with the Rev. Dr. Ray Owens
What leads a congregation to start what became Oklahoma's first public partnership school, and what has been their experience with the venture? The Rev. Dr. Ray Owens, senior pastor of Metropolitan Baptist Church in Tulsa, addresses these and other matters related to the Greenwood Leadership Academy.
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Like many Gen X'ers, Michael Render, pka Killer Mike, has lived through arguably the most economically disparate time in our country's short history. He's also a black man from Atlanta. In a nutshell, he represents the most disenfranchised voter; the ones who have watched politicians propped up by corporate funding redirect our tax dollars to private coffers, all while the rules and restrictions on voting—especially in the South—have made the simple act of casting your opinion—the foundation of our country and the ultimate symbol of "All men are created equal"—a laborious chore.
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'Roof Wetting' Held For New Beehives At Bacardi
Noting that it is part of their "ongoing commitment to environmental sustainability," Bacardi recently welcomed 'new tenants' as honeybees moved in as part of the Aberfeldy Barrels and Bees program, with the company holding a 'roof wetting' for the new beehives at the Bacardi building.
A spokesperson said, "The global headquarters of Bacardi, located in Bermuda, welcomes new tenants – honeybees who are moving in as part of the Aberfeldy Barrels and Bees program and the company's ongoing commitment to environmental sustainability. Aberfeldy single malt whisky, in collaboration with Wild Island Farms, will install four beehives at the iconic Bacardi building.
"Aberfeldy, also known as 'The Golden Dram' after its water source – the Pitilie Burn – is famed for honeyed notes which are conjured as the whisky is crafted. As a result, the highland dram pairs very well with honey in mixed drinks.
"Ongoing trends show that consumers and bartenders increasingly care about sustainable sourcing and the quality of ingredients – the spirits, bitters, tinctures and ice that go into every drink – but often honey gets overlooked and what's purchased is often the cheapest/bulk honey possible. But, just like whisky, shouldn't the source of honey matter?
"Honey has provenance, it has terroir, it can change from hive to hive, and as a result it can be a very exciting ingredient to mix with, especially alongside whisky," says Georgie Bell, Global Aberfeldy Ambassador.
"The global Aberfeldy Barrels and Bees platform educates people about the plight of bees and the state of our wildlife, while advocating provenance and the use of quality ingredients, that don't cost the earth."
"There is a global epidemic surrounding honey. Across the world, honeybees have experienced a dramatic decline in the last 100 years and wild bees are experiencing an even steeper decline.
Bell adds: "We as a community need to help by supporting our local, urban beekeepers, by planting for honeybees, and buying local. It all has a knock-on effect."
Douglas Mello, Managing Director of the Bermuda office; Minister Walter Roban, Mahesh Madhavan, CEO of Bacardi Limited during a traditional Bermuda "roof wetting" for the beehives that were installed
"At Bacardi, our vision is to be the most environmentally responsible global spirits company. At every step of the journey, from field to bottle to cocktail, our brands respect and care for the environment," says Douglas Mello, Managing Director of the Bermuda office.
"The installation of beehives by Aberfeldy at our global headquarters is one of the many ways we give back to the environment and help drive greater awareness of the role we can each play in protecting wildlife and natural resources."
"A Golden Union of Aberfeldy Single Malt and Local Honey, Aberfeldy's Barrels and Bees is a global project which can be adapted regionally in markets to dial-in the with the local bar scene, terrain and local beekeepers," the company explained.
"The installation in Bermuda marks the second beehive installation at a Bacardi site with the inaugural set at the Bacardi North America offices in Coral Gables, Florida in 2019.
"Across the world Aberfeldy is bringing together bartenders, whisky drinkers and beekeepers – from the USA to Thailand, Germany to Bermuda, and everywhere in between to educate, inform, inspire and drink some honey cocktails with Aberfeldy."
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Will the worker bees be included in the latest job creation figures?
This is taking a photo opp to ridiculously new levels.
How? Should not highlighting caring for our environment not a good thing? Or is this just a politically inspired comment?
So when is a situation highlighting protecting the environment a phot op? Or is your statement just political?


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8. Composition of the Central Board, and term of office of directors
(1) The Central Board shall consist of the following Directors, namely:-
(a) a Governor and not more than four Deputy Governors to be appointed by the Central Government;
(b) four Directors to be nominated by the Central Government, one from each of the four Local Boards as constituted by section 9;
(c) ten Directors to be nominated by the Central Government; and
(d) one Government official to be nominated by the Central Government.
(2) The Governor and Deputy Governors shall devote their whole time to the affairs of the Bank, and shall receive such salaries and allowances as may be determined by the Central Board, with the approval of the Central Government:
PROVIDED that the Central Board may, if in its opinion it is necessary in the public interest so to do, permit the Governor or a Deputy Governor to undertake, at the request of the Central Government or any State Government, such part-time honorary work, whether related to the purposes of this Act or not, as is not likely to interfere with his duties as Governor or Deputy Governor, as the case may be:
6 [PROVIDED FURTHER that the Central Government may, in consultation with the Bank, appoint a Deputy Governor as the Chairman of the National Bank, on such terms and conditions as that Government may specify.]
(3) A Deputy Governor and the Director nominated under clause (d) of sub-section (1) may attend any meeting of the Central Board and take part in its deliberations but shall not be entitled to vote:
PROVIDED that when the Governor is, for any reason, unable to attend any such meeting, a Deputy Governor authorized by him in this behalf in writing may vote for him at that meeting.
(4) The Governor and a Deputy Governor shall hold office for such term not exceeding five years as the Central Government may fix when appointing them, and shall be eligible for re-appointment.
A Director nominated under clause (c) of sub-section (1) shall hold office for a period of four years and thereafter until his successor shall have been nominated.
A Director nominated under clause (d) of sub-section (1) shall hold office during the pleasure of the Central Government.
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Toyota Motor Corp. led major automakers with the biggest gain in September deliveries in the U.S., where sales ran at the fastest rate in four years as buyers took advantage of cheap financing for cars and trucks.
Toyota sales surged 42 percent in September, topping the 36 percent gain that was the average estimate of eight analysts surveyed by Bloomberg. Chrysler Group LLC and Honda Motor Co. also beat estimates, as the recovery of the U.S. auto industry continued to bolster the nation's economy.
Automakers sold cars and light trucks at an annualized rate of 14.96 million, adjusted for seasonal factors, the best pace since February 2008, before the failure Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. fueled a global credit crunch. Banks now are charging auto buyers record-low interest rates and carmakers have offered zero-percent financing to attract customers who may not have been able to afford new cars otherwise.
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Industrywide light-vehicle deliveries climbed 13 percent to 1.19 million in September, according to Autodata Corp. The U.S. sales rate exceeded the 14.5 million pace that was the average estimate of 16 analysts in Bloomberg's survey.
Honda, rebounding along with Toyota from last year's supply shortages caused by the earthquake and tsunami in Japan, boosted sales in September by 31 percent, topping the 26 percent average estimate of eight analysts.
Ignoring 'Kerfuffle'
Chrysler sales last month rose 12 percent to 142,041 vehicles, the Auburn Hills, Michigan-based company said today in a statement. The automaker beat the 6.3 percent gain that was the average estimate of 11 analysts. Deliveries of the Dodge Dart sedan, introduced in June, climbed 72 percent from August to 5,235.
Sergio Marchionne, chief executive officer of Chrysler and its majority owner Fiat SpA, said last month that U.S. consumer confidence was robust regardless of election-year "bantering." Marchionne's views contrast with those of Jim Lentz, Toyota's U.S. sales chief, who said in August that auto demand would slow until consumers had a "sense of stability in the future" after the November presidential election.
"In the midst of all this political kerfuffle, the underlying economics of the U.S. are quite strong," Marchionne told reporters Sept. 14 in Detroit. "The U.S. is well poised to take a big piece of the action in terms of economic recovery on a global scale."
Countering Europe
General Motors Co. deliveries rose 1.5 percent, less than analysts' average estimate for a 2.8 percent increase. Ford Motor Co.'s light-vehicle sales slipped 0.2 percent, missing the 2.3 percent gain that was the average estimate of 11 analysts. Nissan Motor Co.'s deliveries slid 1.1 percent, better than the average estimate of a 2.1 percent decline.
The recovery in the U.S. is countering sales declines in Europe's auto market, which is headed for a 17-year low. Industry deliveries in Italy plunged 26 percent in September, Turin-based Fiat said today in a statement. GM shares rose today after hedge-fund manager David Einhorn said the stock was inexpensive and that the automaker's European operations may break even in 2015.
"When you compare it to Europe, obviously it looks more positive," Alan Baum, principal of auto-industry researcher Baum & Associates in West Bloomfield, Michigan, said of U.S. auto sales in a phone interview. "The auto industry has completed its comeback."
Cheap Financing
Banks, bolstered by loose monetary policy, are charging U.S. consumers the lowest interest rates on new-car loans since the Federal Reserve began surveying them in 1971. Chrysler, GM, Ford, Toyota and Nissan also offered zero-percent financing on some models, according to researcher Edmunds.com.
Toyota offered buyers zero-percent financing in September on seven models including the Corolla compact car and RAV4 sport-utility vehicle. Corolla deliveries climbed 43 percent to 23,026 and RAV4 sales surged 80 percent to 13,796, the Toyota City, Japan-based automaker said in a statement.
GM offered no-interest loans on the 2012 Chevrolet Cruze, Cadillac SRX, Buick Enclave and several other models, according to Edmunds. The Detroit-based automaker boosted Cruze sales by 42 percent to 25,787. Deliveries of the Cruze and new Sonic and Spark small cars helped drive a 29 percent increase in the automaker's passenger-car sales.
Ford's Loans
Ford offered no-interest loans on 2012 F-150 pickups as well as Mustang and Focus car models. Deliveries of Ford's Focus compact car surged 91 percent to 19,736, and sales of F-Series pickups, the Dearborn, Michigan-based automaker's top-selling line of vehicles, rose 1.2 percent to 55,077.
Nissan, based in Yokohama, Japan, offered free financing on models including the Altima sedan and Pathfinder SUV. Altima deliveries increased 0.4 percent to 24,448 and Pathfinder sales rose 39 percent to 3,205.
Hyundai Motor Co. and Kia Motors Corp., both based in Seoul, combined to sell 23 percent more vehicles in September, better than the 9.1 percent gain that was the average of six analysts' estimates. Hyundai's deliveries gained 27 percent to 18,305 for the Elantra model line, according to a statement. Its affiliate Kia, which operates separately, more than doubled sales of the Optima sedan, the carmaker said in a statement.
VW Passat
Volkswagen AG, which is targeting more than 500,000 vehicle sales in the U.S. this year, increased combined deliveries of its Volkswagen and Audi brands by 32 percent, topping four analysts' average estimate of 30 percent. Deliveries of the Passat sedan almost tripled to 9,500.
The industry selling pace was 14.5 million in August, the best since August 2009, when the U.S. government offered incentives for buyers to exchange older vehicles for new models, according to Woodcliff Lake, New Jersey-based Autodata.
Ford said it missed analysts' estimates because it was short of inventory of the Fusion and the Escape SUV, which are each being replaced by redesigned models. Escape sales rose 14 percent to 23,148 vehicles last month, while Fusion fell 37 percent to 12,300 models.
"We are changing over to Escape and Fusion and we continue to ramp those vehicles up and get more inventory on dealer lots," Erich Merkle, Ford's sales analyst, said today on a conference call. The Fusion represents 13 percent of Ford's vehicle sales, so any decline creates "quite a difference" in the company's sales total, he said.
Ford fell 1.4 percent to $9.79 at the close in New York. The shares have slid 9 percent this year.
GM shares rose 2.6 percent to $23.68, extending the automaker's gain to 17 percent this year through today's close. Einhorn, speaking today at the Value Investing Congress in New York, said GM traded at a cheap valuation.
"We expect GM's international operations to improve," he said.
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72-527. The boards of education of the receiving district and of the giving district may enter into a written agreement, which shall include the provisions of K.S.A. 72-256 and 72-258, and may further provide for an adjustment of the claims of the respective school districts. Such agreement may also provide for the disposition to be made of movable personal property and may determine the amount due from one district to the other. No such agreement shall be valid or effective until a copy thereof has been filed with the state board and approved in writing by it.
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The 8 Best Food Photographers in Cincinnati
- Date: October 14, 2019
- Topic: Photography
- By: Peerspace
The best thing about Cincinnati's food photography scene is how incredibly capable the talent of the Queen City is. Whether you need a creative collaboration of multiple photographers or do-it-all photographer/stylist/videographer types, there's someone to help your vision find its voice here. Let's check out the most talented food photographers in Cincinnati as of 2019!
1. Teri Campbell of Teri Studios
Recognized as one of the 200 best digital artists in the world by Archive Magazine, Teri Studios specializes in producing visual media for food and beverage companies, including household brand names like Kellogg's, Hershey's, KFC, Burger King, and many others. What draws us to Teri's work is not only his immaculate compositions but his creative use of lighting. His use of flares is something we rarely see in other food photography styles, helping to create a distinct atmosphere. As one of the best food photographers in Cincinnati, Teri also gives advice and speaks at national and international events, such as the International Conference on Food Styling & Photography.
2. OMS Photo
Operating out of a Northside studio in Cincinnati, the spacious 12,000 sq.ft. building is home to OMS Photo, featuring three shooting spaces, each one containing a fully stocked professional kitchen and client workspace for you to view the progress and co-create with the photographers. Distinguished clients of theirs include Starbucks, Brookside Dark Chocolate, and Teavana. Whether it's baked goods, raw foods, or drinks, OMS Photo has an innovative approach that will work for your branding needs. Each project is a collaboration of your vision combined with food stylist input, assistance from the production management team, and the artistry of a skilled photographer.
3. Allison McAdams
Professional portrait, product, and food photographer Allison McAdams covers clients across Cincinnati, OH, as well as Northern Kentucky. Having studied visual communications and fine art at Ohio University, Allison has developed her photographic style around compositions that attract and play to each of the five senses.
In her own words: "I help brands create holistic photo strategies for both digital and print media. In addition to my technical photography skills, I also enjoy directing and producing photoshoots in collaboration with designers and business owners." We love the bright, airy style she usually employs, with cheery white lighting that gives emphasis to dishes without glare or glowing highlights that's become an overdone trend in modern food photography.
4. Gina Weathersby
Cincinnati-based lifestyle, portrait, and food photographer/stylish Gina Weathersby decided in 2011 to extend her lifelong love affair with food to her photography business. Studying both traditional takes while developing her own personal style, Gina quickly established her studio in Camp Washington's warehouse district, where she creates stunning images for local and national brands, including Hebrew National Hot Dogs, Cincinnati Magazine, Dewey's Pizza, and Carriage House Farm, just to name a few.
We love how masterfully Gina features what goes into the final dish as much as the dish itself — fresh vegetables, busy hands in the kitchen, and iced fish are some of the ways she tells the story of a dish on its way to tableside. Her mixture of documentary and editorial photography makes her one of the best food photographers in Cincinnati right now.
5. Jeffery León
After discovering a love of film photography in high school, Kansas City native Jeffery León continues to carve his creative niche out in Cincinnati's photography scene. Jeffery uses a documentary approach to his work that shows off the best of a venue, client, and dish from the perspective of authenticity and attention. Playing with shadow and light, he composes thoughtful and aesthetic images of prepared food. In his own words, "I want to create photographs for you that are authentic to who you are and works of art. I don't want to just be your photographer, but your friend. When I show up to document you, I'm not just physically there, but I'm also emotionally there."
6. Tonya Espy
After discovering photography in 2013 as a hobby, Tonya Espy quickly found a natural proficiency that helped her grow her newfound passion into a successful business. Tonya uses a bright, vibrant style reminiscent of modern wedding and portrait photography, with subdued tonalities and highlights that suggest picnics under a summer sun and backyard cookouts. She is especially talented at capturing images from above, using arrangements artfully considered, an approach that also extends to her portrait and lifestyle photography. Her food photography places us tableside or picnic-side, a unique perspective that makes her one of the top Cincinnati food photographers.
7. Claudia Hershner
With a BFA from the University of Cincinnati's College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning, Claudia Hershner is one of our favorite food photographers. Her clients include local brands like Cincinnati Magazine, the City of Cincinnati, and the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, among others. Claudia's work catches our eye thanks to the incredible attention to detail she displays, with every element carefully thought-out and arranged to create a fine-art or still-life flair. We think many of her images would look just as great on a residential or commercial wall space as in a cookbook or menu!
8. Marlene Rounds
If you're unsure of what direction to take your brand, Marlene Rounds is the right photographer for you because she has experience in helping her customers find their voice through the visual medium. In her own words, "They may have ideas, a sense of the style and goals for the audience, but they are looking for a short term partner to bring their idea to life. They need a creative problem solver, they need results and unique image(s)… As the project advances I aim to guide, consult, flex and in some cases direct to keep us moving toward the goal."
And with a roster of freelance stylists, producers, and assistants waiting in the wings to help keep the timetable flowing, Marlene guarantees your brand will establish a distinguished voice. Her food photography drives this point home, with sharp, punchy images full of visual cues for temperature, texture, flavor, and more. In addition, her diverse choices in backgrounds, props, and lighting prove she can cater to your needs, regardless of personal vision.
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Galvanized steel tubing is a great way to cut costs if you're currently working with stainless steel or painted metal tubes. There's a good reason galvanization is the most popular way to protect steel tubing.
What Is Galvanization?
Galvanization is a process used to make steel more durable and resistant to corrosion. The tube is given a generous coat of zinc, which protects the metal from scratching, other surface damage, and rust.
How Is It Done?
Usually, the tube is hot-dipped in melted zinc. This submersion process allows the zinc to bind tightly to the metal's surface. There are other galvanization methods, such as painting, spraying, sheet galvanizing, and electroplating, but none offer the complete coverage or durability of hot-dipping.
Compared to other protective coatings and methods, galvanization is incredibly affordable. Labor-intensive coatings such as painting cost more to cover the salary of the painters; with hot-dipping and other machining methods, the client pays much less for the cost of factory operations. Similarly, compared to the cost of stainless steel, galvanized steel is quite cheap.
Further, galvanization lasts longer than other coatings, and requires less maintenance. Even tubes with small damaged areas will not need touch-ups, which saves in upkeep costs.
Due to the complete submersion of the hot-dipping method, every inch of the metal will be protected. Even the most difficult corners and pockets will receive a generous protective layer.
Galvanized steel tubing can last more than 50 years in most conditions. The coating itself is bonded permanently to the metal, making transportation and installation stress-free for both the metal and its owner.
Due to a phenomenon called preferential corrosion, the zinc coating will rust and corrode before the steel, even if small areas of the zinc are damaged. This means the metal won't need touch-ups, unlike many organic coatings.
Environmentally Friendly
Galvanization is considered the most environmentally friendly protective coating. It produces only small amounts of waste and is recyclable without losing any beneficial properties of the metal.
Not as Effective in Extreme Conditions
Although galvanized steel tubes have the potential to last more than 50 years without maintenance, that number gets cut in half in extreme conditions. In cases where the metal is exposed to the elements (salt water, rain, harsh weather) the zinc coating will corrode more quickly. Typically, even under stressful conditions, a galvanized steel component can last more than 25 years.
Physical Limitations
Some objects can't be hot-dipped due to their size. A tube that is too large or small will be difficult to get through the process.
Manufacturer Errors
If the manufacturer makes an error (such as cooling too quickly), the zinc layer will peel or chip off the tube.
Is It Right for You?
Despite the potential cons of galvanized steel, many industries benefit greatly from its low cost and long life. Even in the most extreme conditions, such as marine applications, galvanized tubing demonstrates high quality and durability.
If your project requires a cost-effective coated metal tube, galvanized steel is the most economical option.


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Danielle Boisvert
Office Manager & Integrative Health Coach
Danielle is an Integrative Health Coach trained through Duke. A standing theme in Danielle's life has been her search for her own health and wellbeing and her passion for helping others. She is grateful to have found both through Functional Medicine! After overcoming chronic illness, it became her purpose and passion to change her career path and help others accomplish their own health transformations. Now, Danielle uses her training, as well as her personal experience, to help others make lasting lifestyle changes and reach their optimal health. She coaches our patients to success by helping to bridge the gap between Dr. Hansell's plan and narrowing down specific goals that patients would like to reach- focusing on nutrition, exercise, sleeping habits, stress management, and relationships. She is our patient's wellness warrior!
In her free time, Danielle enjoys cooking, biking, doing obstacle course races, reading and spending time with her boyfriend Matt and her 2 dogs, Archer and Kaiya.
Rachel Derleth
Patient Coordinator
Rachel Derleth is our Patient Care Coordinator. She has a degree in Design and Marketing from The Art Institute of Raleigh-Durham. She has lived most of her life in North Carolina and enjoys traveling and experiencing different places and cultures. Rachel is a proud mother to her daughter Ava who she loves spending time with. In her free time she enjoys being outdoors, cooking and socializing with friends and family. She has over 17 years of Customer Service experience and a passion for serving others.
Rachel handles scheduling, answering patient questions, providing care coordination with referrals to other providers and testing, providing encounter forms, and ensuring clinic efficiency by managing the day-to-day operations of the clinic!
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Personal Trainer
Rebekah is a CrossFit L1/L2 and USA Weightlifting L1 coach, and a Certified Pain-Free Performance Specialist. She has also obtained various fitness certifications over the years. She has coached bootcamp, kickboxing, small groups with specific fitness goals, one-on-one and many other types of fitness. As a patient she has experienced the power of an integrated approach to health and wellness, and believes a balanced fitness routine can add even more value. She takes great joy in developing people in all aspects of their lives and takes pride in watching people learn, grow and be successful. She believes that this drive can help others in reaching their fitness goals.
Rebekah enjoys being active, trying new challenging exercises, and working towards a goal. She has a master's degree in Human Resource Development from North Carolina State University and a bachelor's in Spanish and Social Psychology from Western Michigan University.
In her spare time, Rebekah likes to read, go for hikes with her husband and dog, and, of course, squeeze in a good workout.


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Research, conducted on behalf of the Liberal Democrats, found that 23% of people said they have tried to access NHS dental care in the last 12 months but have been unable to get an appointment.
Just over a third (36%) said they got an appointment and 40% said they hadn't tried, according to the survey of 2,234 UK adults.
Among the 533 people who could not get an appointment, 21% said they had conducted "DIY dentistry".
For some patients this could include using a filling kit from a pharmacy and in extreme cases some people have even claimed to have pulled out their own teeth.
Some 27% of this group said they paid for private care because of a lack of NHS access.
Daisy Cooper, health spokesperson for the Liberal Democrats, said: "It is now or never to save our NHS from a winter of crisis that will put patients at risk.
"This heart-breaking rise in DIY dentistry is further evidence that this Government simply doesn't care about our vital local health services.
"It is a national scandal that people are forced to pull their own teeth out because our public health services have been starved of funding."
Commenting on the poll, British Dental Association chairman Eddie Crouch said: "DIY dentistry has no place in a wealthy, 21st century nation but today millions have no options, and some are taking matters into their own hands.
"These access problems are not inevitable. This horror show is the direct result of choices made in Westminster.
"We've heard promises of change, but any progress requires action on a decade of underfunding and failed contracts."
A Department of Health and Social Care spokesperson said: "The Health and Social Care Secretary has set out her four priorities of A, B, C, D – ambulances, backlogs, care, doctors and dentists.
"The number of dentists practicing in the NHS increased by over 500 last year, and we are continuing work to improve access to dental care for all NHS patients – backed by more than £3 billion annually."


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In this episode of The Greater Heritage podcast we present a Kevin DeYoung book review of Crazy Busy: A (Mercifully) Short Book about a (Really) Big Problem. The book is published by Crossway.
Kevin DeYoung, PhD, is the senior pastor at Christ Covenant Church in Matthews, North Carolina, and associate professor of systematic theology at Reformed Theological Seminary, Charlotte. He and his wife, Trisha, have nine children.
Are you overworked, overextended, overwhelmed, unable to say no to people or just plain busy all the time? Then this book is for you.
Crazy Busy is a much needed panacea for individuals struggling with busyness. Kevin's narrative looks beyond the superficial and forces us to look in the mirror at the heart problems behind our tendency to want to do everything.
The book also has insightful chapters on parenting, technology, ministry, and setting priorities and boundaries.
Highly recommended. Its quick, concise, easy to read and filled with practical tips about overcoming the root causes of our preoccupation with being busy. Its a book we can all benefit from.
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Beating the Heat of the Summer
By now we are submersed in all of summer's glory, including the relative heat and humidity. Those of us living in WNC have already felt an early summer punishing heatwave. While some nutritional practices are well known for summertime, like increasing fluids, others may not be as intuitive.
Yes to more fluids, but also electrolyte replenishment! More activity outdoors in the summer increases sweating and loss of vital electrolytes. Downing plain water isn't going to replenish those, so opt for a powdered electrolyte supplement to add into your water or a squeeze of lemon and pinch of sea salt. Just be mindful to check the electrolyte powder's label for added sugar. Coconut water is also a great option.
Beyond fluids, consuming certain foods can help cool our bodies down. There are obvious choices like watermelon (it's 92% water!), and watery fruits like citrus. Did you know that some lentils have cooling properties as well as leafy vegetables like lettuces, kale, and cabbage? Cucumber and cilantro are also used in various cultures to temper 'hotter' foods. If you choose to eat spicy peppered meals, you'll want the addition of a cooling herb like cilantro or mint to offset that extra heat during the summer months.
Finally one of my favorite ways to externally cool down the body is with a rosewater spray. This is a skin tonic that you can find almost anywhere and is budget-friendly. Mists contain rosewater, which is rose petals steeped in distilled water, then mixed with other cooling ingredients. I like to use this on my face and neck after cleansing and prior to applying moisturizer, or just random spritzing throughout a hot day!
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-580913336579725346.post4857781159230652255..comments2023-10-01T11:44:06.579-04:00Comments on The Journey is the Reward.: 48 miles in 2 days... there went my weekend!Staceyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-580913336579725346.post-72890693738916676902009-08-20T15:01:41.820-04:002009-08-20T15:01:41.820-04:00Those little foxes like to show off their catches....Those little foxes like to show off their catches. The same thing happened to me up here one morning - there were 2 of them - each with breakfast in their jaws - and they never even looked at me - just trotted off.
firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-580913336579725346.post-78986427516670696362009-08-20T02:56:18.634-04:002009-08-20T02:56:18.634-04:00Derek: I am going to keep a watchful eye on both...Derek: I am going to keep a watchful eye on both problems... can't afford to have them screwing up my runs!!! I really need to make a point of keeping up on my core work (I've been slacking in that area).

BFG: I will try the reset button! Thanks.Staceyhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-580913336579725346.post-12063326800204416632009-08-19T21:59:34.011-04:002009-08-19T21:59:34.011-04:00Great runs, Stacey! A friend of mine also had pro...Great runs, Stacey!

A friend of mine also had problems downloading his 100k ride from his 310xt. Since you had two runs back to back, I suspect you might not have downloaded your monday run before tue.

Try pressing the reset button after each activity, or before starting the next activity. See if that helps. :)BFGhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-580913336579725346.post-69381852270854562752009-08-19T21:51:21.692-04:002009-08-19T21:51:21.692-04:00Great weekend of running and i'm glad the heel...Great weekend of running and i'm glad the heel pain is gone, just hope the ITB doesn't become and issue.Derekhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com


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PIC4SeR, POLITO Interdepartmental Center for Service Robotics
Development of a stereo-photogrammetry acquisition system for underwater ROV
keywords CAMERA SYNCHRONIZATION, MARINE ENVIRONMENT, PHOTOGRAMMETRY, REMOTELY OPERATED VEHICLES, STRUCTURE FROM MOTION
Reference persons MARCELLO CHIABERGE, FILIBERTO CHIABRANDO, ANDREA MARIA LINGUA
Research Groups GEOMATICA PER I BENI CULTURALI, Geomatics Lab, PIC4SeR, POLITO Interdepartmental Center for Service Robotics
Thesis type EXPERIMENTAL - DESIGN
Description Photogrammetric techniques offer important support for studying the marine environment, especially in difficult-to-access sites. The thesis aims to develop and realize a 3D metric survey capable solution for underwater scenarios, based on using a couple of digital cameras to be syncronized to perform centimeter grade surveys without the use of reference measures. The student will use an ROV already owned by the Politecnico and will have to develop a system that can be employed both from the drone both in hand-held configuration by scuba divers. The final aim is to provide a system useful for the survey and the documentation of underwater assets, such as submerged structures, infrastructures, and archaeological remains.
Deadline 03/06/2024 PROPONI LA TUA CANDIDATURA