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Indian giant mobile phone manufacturer Micromax has already come to the highlight with its latest handset Canvas 4 which comes with air gesture control. But the domestic maker does not cease to impress the fans yet because recently its newer handset called Bling 3 A86 has evidently been listed on one of the online retails Flipkart under the banner of "Coming Soon".
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Just a day ago another Indian manufacturer Karbonn launched their latest midrange handset called Karbonn A29 at Rs. 8,990. However, the price of the Micromax Bling 3 A86 has not been mentioned so far but eBay is currently selling the handset at Rs. 9,999. Thus it is evident, that both the handsets fall in the same price range. Thus looking at the two domestic rival mobile makers and their recent handsets, Gizbot decided to come up with the comparative analysis between the two handsets.
Thus without haste and delay, lets have a spec to spec rundown on both the handsets:
Micromax Bling 3 A86 sports a 4-inch capacitive touch screen display while the Karbonn A29 features a larger 4.7 inch IPS LCD display offering 960 x 540 pixels resolution. Although there is no more information on the Bling's display, the handset may suffer in the market that is following the phablets more. And Karbonn has a larger display aswell.
OS, Processor and RAM
Micromax Bling 3 A86 runs on Android v4.1 (Jelly Bean) Operating System with 1 GHz Dual Core processor and 512 MB RAM while the Karbonn A29 handset is powered by a bit higher dual core processor clocked to 1.2GHz . The A29 features a similar Android v4.1 (Jelly Bean) and 512 MB RAM.
However, it is clear that Karbonn A29 has a better processor.
Micromax Bling 3 A86 is stuffed with a 5 MP rear camera with auto focus and LED Flash and also features a 0.3 MP front facing camera. On the other hand, Karbonn A29 comes packed with a better 8 megapixel rear camera accompanied by auto focus and LED flash while at the front face of the phone, there is a 2MP camera as well.
Even in camera aspect, Karbonn A29 takes the upper hand.
Beside being a dual SIM handset, Micromax Bling 3 A86 comes with a several other connectivity options like 2G, 3G, GPRS, EDGE, SPEED, WLAN, Bluetooth and microUSB.
Looking at the Karbonn A29, connectivity options include, GPRS, EDGE, 3G, WiFi, USB and Bluetooth. It also comes with a dual SIM support.
Storage and Battery
So far, there is no information on the internal storage capacity of the Micromax Bling 3 A86 but, it is said that the storage capacity can be expanded up to 32 GB via microSD card. The device is powered by a 1600 mAh battery with up to 4 hours talk time.
The other handset, Karbonn A29 comes with a 4 GB internal storage capacity that can be enhanced up to same 32 GB via microSD card. But the handset is powered by a better 2000 mAh battery.
Although there is no confirmation on the price of the Micromax Bling 3 A86 but since it is already being sold at Rs. 9,999 on ebay, it is very much likely to come at the same price or lesser. Even if it does come at the same cost it is not worth a buy as it is evident that better features are being offered by Karbonn A29 and comes cheaper as well. Micromax Bling 3 A86 could be expensive because of the Swarovski Zirconia crystals encrusted in it making it a premium smartphone.
Moreover, successor to the Micromax first Bling which came back in 2010 and Bling 2 A55 in 2011, the third Bling may have a better impact provided it cuts down its price. However, Gizbot will keep you in loop regarding the Bling 3's official launch soon.


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Birch Hills Golf Course Clubhouse now open2 years ago by Carolyn Campbell
Back in 2011, the Birch Hills Golf Course was is major renovations and swathed in green fencing cloth with signs that stated, "Thank you for your patience."
Some of us wondered if it would ever be completed, but in May the 18-hole executive course finally reopened, and it is a real beauty. Driving or walking by one always sees many golfers on the lush course with rolling hills and water features.
While the golf course is first class and popular, it lacked a new clubhouse to replace the old, dinky one that was previously there.
But that has finally changed.
Imperial Golf, operators of the golf course, now have a clubhouse that includes the TreeHouse Restaurant, opened in October, a causal, family-friendly indoor-outdoor dining spot. And it is not just popular with golfers, said Imperial principal, Matt Clabaugh,
"We get about 50-50 golfers and other folks," he said, adding that the lunch and after-work crowd continues to grow, especially with people from the nearby office buildings on Birch Street and other locals. The daily happy hour and dinner menu might be attracting some of the after-work crowd. The restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner every day until 10 pm.
But I think it would be difficult to just stop in for a quick bite at noon and go back to work because TreeHouse has huge, east and west facing glass walls that fully open to phenomenal views.
Clabaugh said the view at sunset is unbelievable. I'm afraid I'd just want to pull up a chair, maybe by one of the three outdoor fire pits, and just sit back and enjoy the view, which includes Segment 5 of the Tracks at Brea trail that is completed, but yet to open.
According to Bill Bowlus, Brea's public works director, there are just a few items to wrap up, including some type of pass through for bikers and hikers, and then the trail will open. Hooray.
The trail meanders through the golf course and includes an interpretive rest stop with a replica of an old Red Car, like the ones that used to be in Brea. Of course, the rest stop is at the clubhouse and restaurant.
The restaurant, which Clabaugh described as efficient, casual and contemporary, can accommodate banquets for up to 75 people.
"We've already had some golf tournament banquets and sports groups award ceremonies in our restaurant," he said. It could be a good spot for Brea Chamber of Commerce lunches and mixers too.
Something I didn't expect to find at a golf clubhouse-restaurant is weekly live music. Clabaugh said they also plan some star walks and moon walks, once the trail opens. And you thought Birch Hills was just for golf!
But the official grand opening will not be until January or February, Clabaugh said. Perhaps they will coordinate it with Brea's big Centennial Celebration Feb. 17, which begins with a community parade starting from Birch Hills Golf Course to the Sports Park to celebrate Brea's 100th birthday.
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City of Brea 100 Day Centennial Countdown2 years ago by Carolyn Campbell
At the stroke of midnight the blast off begins!
After months of planning Brea's milestone anniversary-- we are countdown to our 100-day centennial birthday celebration on February 23, 2017!!
A special City Council meeting is scheduled on Brea's anniversary with festivities including recognition of 100+ residents and sister cities. Plus a special Happy Birthday cake for all to enjoy outdoors at the Civic & Cultural Center plaza level. Donating a cake for the festivities is Frost My Cake. Owner Ann Tran, said they're very excited to take part in the celebration commemorating the once-in-a-lifetime event.
Prior to the milestone anniversary party will be our yearlong centennial kick-off celebration-- starting with a parade and picnic during the day, and the Silent Poster Exhibition, later in the evening on Saturday, February 18.
List of centennial events as follows:
Brea Night at Angels Stadium - Tuesday July 18, 2017
Brea Fest - Fireworks planned Friday, August 18, 2017
Youth Art Project sponsored by Brea Rotary Club - Sunday, October 15, 2017
Centennial Gala - Saturday, October 21, 2017
Tales from the Canyon: The Olinda Story to be held at the Curtis Theatre in November 2017.
Interested in sponsorship information, please visit City of Brea website.
Also, a milestone keepsake treasure is in the planning stages. Brea's first children's book and exciting sub-projects, which is an independently produced community project featuring Brea's iconic historic "Charlie the Clock" and grade school friends, along with newsy reporters, in a whimsy time travel – celebrating 100 years in Brea!
Fanning PTA and Stagelight Productions to present Peter Pan2 years ago by Carolyn Campbell
HOT BREA NEWS! Brea elementary school students in conjunction with Stagelight Productions present PETER PAN with two amazing casts in six performances! All shows at BOHS Performing Arts Center.
Tickets Available:
Wed. 11/9 6:30 pm, Red, 110 tickets available
Thurs. 11/10 6:30 pm, Blue, 120 tickets available
Sat. 11/12 2:00 pm, Blue, 75 tickets available
Sat. 11/12 6:30 pm, Red, 70 tickets available
Sun. 11/13 2:00 pm, Red, 136 tickets available
Sun 11/13 6:30 pm, Blue, 110 tickets available
Tickets are $10 and are available for purchase about 1 hour before each show. The little ones have done an AMAZING job rehearsing for weeks.
Courtesy of Cindy Fuller and Crystal O'Barr
Tom Fuller
Brea Centennial Throwback: POW/MIA Captain Stephen Hanson2 years ago by Carolyn Campbell
I continue my honoring of Brea's centennial with another look back in the history files. How many people remember wearing a POW-MIA bracelet with the name of Steve Hanson engraved on it? In April 1971, the city adopted Capt. Stephen Hanson, a Marine pilot who had been missing in action in the Southeast Asia for nearly four years.
Steve was thought to be a prisoner of war in Vietnam. He had been shot down while piloting a helicopter on a rescue mission over Laos on June 1, 1967.
Many local people wore Steve Hanson POW bracelets. John Wayne, Ronald Reagan, Cher and many other celebrities also wore his bracelet.
The high school held a dedication for Steve and all the television channels covered the event.
Patrick Wayne was the keynote speaker.
Future movie director James Cameron, a Brea resident at the time, painted a picture of a POW in a bamboo cage to display on the podium during the ceremony.
Later, the high school conducted a swim-a-thon raising thousands of dollars for a college fund for Steve's son, Todd. Many Brea residents and seven high schools participated in a walk-a-thon to Knott's Berry Farm (10.3 miles) organized by Brea Olinda High School students to raise money for a national mailing campaign to North Vietnamese officials.
Steve's wife, Carole Hanson, was grand marshal of the Brea Bonanza Day Parade. The theme was "Let's Not Forget America."
Steve was later declared killed in action and the bracelets were gathered from all over the United States, melted down by Brea Olinda students and made into wings, which were placed on a commemorative plaque and hung in the high school office.
Carole later married a former POW, Jim Hickerson, and they adopted a Korean girl. I am sure many of you remember Todd, who accompanied Carole at all Brea events. He was then 5 years old. He has a family of his own now. Jim and Carole are living in Hawaii and are very happy.
Carole is writing a book and Brea will very much be included in it.
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2016 BBON Certificate of Excellence: Choha Kim and Anabel King2 years ago by Carolyn Campbell
October 30, 2016
Beautiful Brea Old & New (BBON) is proud to award a certificate of excellence in the area of journalism and academics to Brea Olinda High School (BOHS) senior students and BBON team members, Choha Kim and Anabel King for their contribution in the area of journalism and academics on BBON. For the past two years, both Kim and King have contributed noteworthy community online news articles of interest focusing primarily on BOHS. We applaud Kim and King for a job well done and look forward to their stories and engaging posts on social media in the weeks and months ahead as we countdown to our centennial celebration.
Brea Police Department to wear badges commemorating city centennial2 years ago by Carolyn Campbell
"I don't know where the original historic badge is. I haven't seen it myself," said Brea's historian Officer Celmer. The image of the nostalgic badge has been used in various departmental printing such as their annual report (shown in the bottom photo.)
Everyone in town is getting geared up for our centennial year in 2017 including Brea Police Officers, who be sporting a full size constable shield badge. In the place of CAL will be the City of Brea seal. 1917 will be on the left side and 2017 on the right, marking 100 years, along with a rank and ID number on the bottom.
The Brea PD's centennial badge will surely be a special one as its style will be similar to the Deputy Constable Brea Township Badge back in the day.
Brea's First Children's Book: Whimsy Centennial History Lesson2 years ago by Carolyn Campbell
I'm bursting with excitement as I write this update about Brea's timely project, the city's 1st children's book featuring historic icon Charlie's Clock aka "Charlie the Clock" in time travel – celebrating 100 years in Brea!
Not only will this whimsy book serve as a learning tool in getting children interested in history, but also it will inspire the young at heart!
Team "Charlie the Clock" is an independent project consisting of three book team members, community collaboration for book sub-projects, along with a whole lot of support from educators, and people in the the City of Brea and beyond! Thank you all!
There will be community book characters such as many BOUSD grade school children! How cute is that!
The book team members:
Teresa Hampson author of Brea: Celebrating 75 Years is the author.
Heather Ashlyn Collins, 2006 BOHS and recent CSUF grad, who drew Charlie the Clock caricature, is the illustrator
And I am serving as the creative director and production manager.
When completed, we hope you will enjoy it and treasure it for years to come, as its takes a village and patience in producing a noteworthy wonderful project.
Team "Charlie the Clock" magical details to come soon!
Ode to the days of Brea Police Posse2 years ago by Carolyn Campbell
Giddy up! Born in the Old West, let's take a trot down Brea Pd's memory lane!
Founded in 1956 with eight members, the City of Brea had a police posse comprised of academy volunteers. The members were deputized if necessary, 21 years or older, possessed a horse and a trailer, and were either residents of Brea or neighboring cities.
These men were dedicated to serve undergoing a rigid screening process by the governing board, after receiving approval from the police department.
They possessed the utmost horsemanship and marksmanship skills, purchasing their own uniforms and gear to get the job done. The members were skilled in first aid and required to respond 24/7 if needed.
Separately charted and self-governed, the group worked closely with the Brea PD in coordinating functions such as search and rescue and assisting with traffic problems. They partook in monthly meetings and three shoots a year. Among other activities, they participated in the City of Brea 4th of July parades. And held social ride get-togethers once a month.
But it wasn't always pleasant as these posse riders were ready for alarming situations such as in 1968, when Officer Nelson Sasscer, a Santa Ana police officer was killed while stopping a motorist. Posse members were summoned to assist in searching the canyons for the suspect's car, which went out of control when the driver abruptly exited while being chased by Brea Police Officer, Jim Smith.
According to Brea PD Officer Jason Celmer, police historian, the Posse ceased being an active element at the PD in the late 70's/early 80's.
Celmer is reaching out and asking anyone who has any items related to the history of Brea PD in their possession, and would like to donate them, to please contact him via email at email@example.com. Celmer notes: of particular interest related to this article would be the Badge, and the Brea PD horse blanket that is just barely visible beneath Shannon's saddle in the close up photo.
Taylor, Dave "Police Posse Seeks Members" News Tribune September 1972
Country Hills Elementary 2nd Annual Color Run Fundraiser2 years ago by Carolyn Campbell
Country Hills Elementary School PTA's 2nd Annual Color Run Fundraiser will be roaring fun on Friday, October 28, 2016. 100% of the proceeds will be used for the enrichment of every student in our school. The event is the school's biggest fundraiser of the year, supporting the PTA operating budget that includes, but is not limited to, art programs, music programs, assemblies, field trips, etc. Our school goal this year is to raise $25,000.
The Color Run is not a race; it is a fun, fitness-oriented event at which all students may participate. TK through 2nd grade have a 15 minute heat beginning at 9:30am. 3rd through 6th grade have a 20 minute heat beginning at 10am. Aside from helping our school, there are many incredible prizes to be won! Go Cougars!
Country Hills Elementary School -- Principal Trish Walsh
Brea PD Historian, Officer Celmer, to share historical collection with BBON2 years ago by Carolyn Campbell
Who knew Brea has a police historian? Officer Jason Celmer, the historian for Brea PD, preceded Officer Dennis Gray when he retired.
Many of you longtime residents of Brea may know Jason Celmer, as his family has been residing in the city for many decades. Celmer attended Montessori of Brea, followed by Arovisita Elemenary School, Brea Junior High, and Brea Olinda High School, graduating in 1993. BOHS Class of 1993 was the first class to complete all four years at the new high school located on Wildcat Way, said Celmer.
While talking to Celmer at the police station in his office, he was taking down memory lane reminiscing about orange groves, old Brea Downtown with one lane in each direction, and the unique downtown Chinese themed Red Lantern Theater, which opened in 1922 and closed in the 1970's.
In his early teens, his longtime career with the city began 27 years ago working as a basketball coach in the community services division at the age of 15 1/2 years old. Current Assistant City Manager, Chris Emeterio, who is also a longtime Brean, hired him. Nineteen of those years, he has served as a Brea PD officer, hired in January of 1997.
"I've been self-described a history geek my entire life." chuckled Celmer. I especially enjoy touching history and going places and seeing things where I can lay my hands on it and be in the places,'' he said.
His predecessor, former Officer Gray, who lives nearby in Fullerton, often connect regarding police memorabilia. Way back then, Gray started writing history for the Brea PD, storing a lot of information. His history flyers are still given out, though not up-to-date, because his collection of history stopped in 2001-2002 when Gray retired, according to Celmer. "Everything that I have been trying to save for the last 10 or 15 years are things that he collected and essentially left to me, as being the local person who was interested in history," replied Celmer.
Celmer became the go-to person taking over Gray's presentations in the citizen's academy for the department of history. He receives emails containing historical information; people drop things off at the front desk such as a retiree's 1960's badge, from the family of Chief Atkins. He also works with organizations such as the Brea Historical Society when they contact him.
Something's are unidentifiable. On top of the memorabilia pile seen in his office, lays a wood frame of an unknown officer posed in front of a house. Celmer said, "Nobody on staff knows who is it." There is not a description on the photograph, but he and his fellow officers figure it can be traced back to the 1940's.
Celmer is very busy. He is the president of Brea PD Association and also the department's liaison for the Brea PD Alumni, which he refers to as the "Old Fogies," saying some of them don't mind the title.
Although he wears many hats, he still manages his time well and is trying his best to carry the torch in preserving Brea PD's rich history.
A fun spirited person, it will be an honor and joy working with Officer Celmer in sharing our police department's history--as we celebrate 100 years in 2017!

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Digital signage has existed on campuses in some form for decades. Originally, it was standard television sets embedded in the wall with a slow crawl of text showing campus news. Now, high-quality flatscreens display live TV, text, and information tickers all at the same time.
In a prior position within campus procurement, Gary Link of E&I Cooperative Purchasing did some digging and learned of departments that were leasing everything. "There were no controls over what they could and could not lease.
With furloughs, layoffs, and slashed budgets becoming a "business as usual" occurrence in higher education, professional development is taking a hard blow. In some cases, it has been dramatically cut or eliminated for the foreseeable future.
Global education has been a focus in American higher education for several years.
Digital signage has existed on campuses in some form for decades. Originally, it was standard television sets embedded in the wall with a slow crawl of text showing campus news. Now, high-quality flatscreens display live TV, text, and information tickers all at the same time.
Digital signage is an important link in campus emergency messaging efforts and can be more rapid than text or e-mail. "It doesn't matter what sign is up there, lurking behind every message is the emergency alert system," says Spencer W.
Interactivity: It's one of the hottest trends on campus, at least according to Ryan Cahoy, managing director at Rise Display. Way-finding is the most common application.
There are 18 million college students, 40 percent of whom receive federal financial aid every spring and every fall. The average student, after class drops and other adjustments, gets 2.5 refunds totaling $1,300.
Automating refunding and other billing and payments makes even more sense in this age of doing more with less. Those not in the business office may wonder about bursar operations. According to the team of five at Texas Women's University, that office is responsible for:
Computer equipment is an obvious category choice for institutions unfamiliar with leasing. Here are other equipment types worthy of a lease option look:
Based on Twitter, blogs, and web conferences, it looks like everybody in higher education is talking about check-ins, Facebook Places, Foursquare, Gowalla, and SCVNGR.
Which widely recognized institutions of higher learning come to mind when you think "Big Business"? University Business readers may think of world class research universities and nationally ranked business schools like Harvard, Stanford, Baylor, Babson, or the University of Chicago.
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So it begins – Daily Lube Up! Today is the start of 8 months of daily lube. I get to get up close and personal with Cocoa!
Twice a day I spear my body with cocoa butter lotion – from my neck to my feet. I do this in hopes that my body will not stretch to unimaginable sizes and leave me life long marks to remind me of just how big I will be. I did this with baby J and I have to say I was very happy to not have gotten 1 stretch mark. I also know that it has been said that either you get stretch marks or you don't due to genetic makeup but I would prefer to be safe than sorry. So I get a full body lube up to keep my skin nice an flexible and ready to make room for baby 2.0. I already feel so loose and flabby. Here's hoping for 8 months of no stretch marks!
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High yielding winter bean offering a pale hilum colour has been introduced by Limagrain UK
A new, high yielding winter bean offering a pale hilum colour and potentially suitable for the premium export market for human consumption, has been introduced by plant breeding company Limagrain UK.
Tundra is the highest yielding winter bean up for recommendation this autumn.
Currently in second year recommendation at P2, and due for full recommendation this autumn, Tundra (106 per cent yield over control) offers growers a nine per cent step up in yield over market stalwart Wizard.
"Often with new pulse varieties offering higher yields we see these yields settle down after a while – however the arrival of Tundra bucks this trend," says Limagrain UK senior pulse breeder, Milika Buurman. "Over a four year mean to 2014, PGRO Recommended List data shows an average yield for Tundra at 104, however after harvest 2014 the yield went up to 106 – so we see a variety that is offering an increasing yield over time, not a lower yield!"
She adds that, agronomically, the variety will fit well on farm, as we have seen with Wizard, as it offers a similar level of ratings for earliness of ripening (8), shortness of straw (8) and standing power (7).
Tundra is the first in a new line of winter beans from Limagrain's pulse breeding programme, based at Docking in Norfolk, with varieties Thor and Saracen following behind in first year recommendation at P1, both of which are also higher yielding than Wizard.
Trials from 2014 show that Thor offers better standing power than Wizard even with the higher yields, and Saracen has a similar rating of 7 for standing power, but again with the higher yield.
"So we are now in a position where we have the three highest yielding winter bean varieties with strong agronomic features, on the PGRO RL list."
It is an exciting time for pulse growers who are looking to include winter beans in their rotation either to meet the five per cent EFA requirement in CAP greening, or as a solution for dealing with black-grass infestations, as these new varieties offer a real step change in yield offerings, while market demand is increasing as new markets are emerging notes Ms Buurman.
"While 2016 is the International Year of the Pulses, we are already seeing increasing interest in the levels of beans used for both fish and pig feeds within the remit of the beans for feeds project. Breweries are looking at using pulses for beer production, with the first bean-based beer on the market from Barneys Beer. There is also growing interest in pulses as a gluten free food for coeliacs."


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Friday, November 18, 2011
Around Town-Weekend Events
The Elks will hold a holiday Arts and Crafts Fair from 9am-5pm, on Saturday, November 19th. The Elks is located at 820 W. Park Avenue, Edgewater.
The American Legion is holding a Turkey Dinner on Sunday. November 20th at Post 17, 619 W. Canal Street. Enjoy a full turkey dinner for $7.00.
The Governor's Cup 200 race is at NSB Speedway this weekend. The full schedule is available on their website.
The 15th Annual Charity Ball is this weekend. Details on their website.
There is a Sidewalk Sale on Saturday on Flagler Avenue. Check out the local shops and get your Christmas gifts locally!
Farmer's Markets are at both Old Fort Park in NSB and Hawk's Park in Edgewater.
Support your local business!
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Tuesday, December 15, 2009
El Nino to keep East Hawaii dry this winter!
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said Thursday that El Nino, the warming of tropical Pacific waters that affect weather worldwide, is expected to last into the spring.
This is unfortunate news for West Hawaii farmers, as they have already been experiencing an extreme drought for over a year. What may not be good news for the farmers, is great news for travelers to Hawaii though!
For anyone considering a visit to Maui or the Big Island this winter, you can feel comfortable knowing this statewide drier-than-normal conditions will be here through May!!
This is especially good news for East Hawaii, traditionally considered the "wet side" of the island, and sometimes a concern for visitors to the Hilo and Kapoho areas.
So worry no more! There are still some fantastic vacation rental homes in Kapoho available to fit every budget, so check out the specials by visiting the Big Island Vacation Rentals website.
We can set you up within a short walk to the Kapoho tidepools, or in a place with your own private swimming lagoon! Plus we have several homes right on the infamous Champagne Pond!!
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While it is common knowledge that the cloud can help drive down IT costs, enhance efficiencies and drive mission effectiveness, there are very few agencies fully embracing this new shift.
However, there is one agency that is going "all in" when it comes to the cloud – the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).
According to this recent NextGov story, the agency will operate 100 percent in the cloud by 2017. This includes a dual-pronged effort to physically move servers out of FCC's current headquarters while modernizing current and future applications for cloud use.
As highlighted by FCC Chief Information Officer David Bray at a recent NextGov event, it took a significant effort to get the agency poised for this significant transition. Bray discussed how the agency had 207 IT different systems with more than half of those systems over 10 years old when he took over his position two years ago.
This new approach will certainly streamline the management of IT for the agency. The FCC will be on a modular, data-centric approach "that remixes existing [software-as-a-service] and [platform-as-a-service platforms] that's much faster, more resilient and easier to maintain than anything they could do on-premise themselves," Bray said.
In addition to dealing with the IT migration challenges, Bray and his team had to overcome many personnel and political issues – but the pay-off is there.
"Other organizations can do this, too," said John P. Skudlarek is the Deputy Chief Information Officer at the Federal Communications Commission. "It is translatable. But other organizations are going to have to do the hard work. It's not easy, but it's been worth it."
For paving the way for other agencies to transition fully to the cloud, we are naming Bray and the FCC this week's "GovTransformer." Stay tuned for our ongoing coverage of other federal executives and their agencies that are truly transforming how they support mission goals through the most effective use of IT.


text: Weekly Photo Challenge – Good Morning Posted by midlifemusingsblog on October 4, 2013 I try to take a morning walk everyday, sometimes by myself and sometimes with a companion. It has become something my body and mind craves. On this morning, I was early enough to get the morning fog and mist. Advertisements Share this:TwitterFacebookLike this:Like Loading... Related


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Trully striking and comfortable. The Ant chair is a classic of modern chair design. It was designed in 1952 by Arne Jacobsen for use in the canteen of the Danish pharmaceutical firm Novo Nordisk. The Ant ("Myren" in Danish) was named for its approximate similarity to the outline of an ant with its head raised.
The chair was designed to be light, stable, easy to stack up, and to minimise tangling the user's feet. The original model had three plastic legs and a seat made from form-moulded laminated veneer; Novo ordered just 300 of them. They were manufactured by Fritz Hansen. The chair has since proved very popular although the plastic in the legs was replaced by tubular steel, and a version with four legs was also made.
Arne Emil Jacobsen (11 February 1902 – 24 March 1971) was a Danish architect and designer, exemplar of the 'Danish Modern' style. In addition to his architectural work he created a number of highly original chairs and other furniture. He received several international distinctions and medals.
Arne Jacobsen´s designs came into existence as brief sketches and were then modelled in plaster or cardboard in full size. He kept on working until his revolutionary ideas for new furniture had been realized at the utmost perfection. The "Ant" from 1952 became the starting point of his world fame as a furniture designer and became the first of a number of lightweight chairs with seat and back in one oiece of moulded wood.
Model "3107" from 1955 is often merely called " The Number Seven Chair". It was launched in beech, black and white. The colour scale has through the years been further developed by a.o. the Danish architect Verner Panton and the Danish painter Poul Gernes 1925-96 and today includes a variety of colours in lacquer or lazure as well as beech, maple, ash, and cherry. "3107" has become the most important success in Danish furniture history - manufactured in more than 5 million copies.
The Royal Hotel 1956-61, situated in Copenhagen, is one of Arne Jacobsen´s masterpieces. For the decoration of the hotel he designed several pieces of furniture, lamps and fabrics, and also cutlery, glasses, and door handles. As significant counterpoints to the stiffly upright, monumental building his easy chair, the "Swan" and the "Egg", stand out as organic sculptures.
During the 1960´es Arne Jacobsen turned to forms as the circle, cylinder, triangle, and cubus. On the whole, his mind as an architect began to influence his design. Both the stainless steel tableware set "Cylinda-Line" and the lamp series "AJ" reflect this. Common to all Arne Jacobsen´s designs is that they have become international design classics.
"The Ant" and "The Number Seven" ´chairs made Arne Jacobsen world famous as a furniture designer and made Fritz Hansen an international manufacturer of design and quality furniture. Fritz Hansen´s collection of timeless furniture includes both well-known Danish classics and more recent furniture series designed by Danish and international designers.
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2nd Mile for Mission
Then and Now: God at Work - Prayer Journal 2017
Day 7 - NFCC (North Fulton Community Charities)
Bruce Gunning, RPC Champion
What good is it, my brothers and sisters, if you say you have faith but do not have works? - James 2:14 (NRSV)
Through coordinating community service projects at work, I had the opportunity to meet and work with many non-profits across Atlanta. North Fulton Community Charities (NFCC) kept coming up as a favorite volunteering activity among the various work groups. My co-workers and I could see the value of this organization's mission of building self-sufficiency and preventing homelessness and hunger in our community.
I soon learned that this great organization is the product of another great organization, Roswell Presbyterian Church. I'm blessed to be part of a faith community like RPC who saw the need for an organization like NFCC to exist and was instrumental in its development. Today, RPC continues to support NFCC's mission both financially and with many hours of service. We are "true partners" in helping our neighbors in crisis.
NFCC has helped me to understand the fragile nature of our existence and how quickly someone can fall into crisis leading them into homelessness. Since getting involved with NFCC and RPC, I have seen God's hand at work in our community as families are assisted with the basic needs of food, rent, utilities, clothing, and adult education classes during short-term emergencies.
God uses our gifts, along with others, to do amazing things. Just last year, we saw over 4,200 families helped; food distributed over 23,000 times; 1,300 families utilizing clothing vouchers; and $1.2 million expended for direct aid. In addition, 1,200 adults have moved toward financial stability and self-sufficiency through the Education Center.
Although the demand for these services has increased significantly since RPC and local churches founded this important organization, NFCC continues to help hands-on, one family at a time.
Oh Father, thank you for the many partners who support our struggling neighbors. We ask for your guidance and encouragement in helping each RPC member to find a way to serve as you taught us. In Christ's name, we pray. Amen.
2nd Mile for Mission is RPC's annual Mission Outreach giving campaign where every dollar goes out the door to directly benefit our local and global mission partners. Our goal for 2017 is $150,000.
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When it comes to insect pests, fire ants would probably top everyone's list! These pests are an annoying species with large, unsightly mounds. Often mowers and other equipment can be damaged by these pests as well as electrical equipment in buildings due to the ants chewing on the wire insulation.
Sunny areas such as pastures, parks, lawns, meadows, and cultivated fields are the fire ant's ideal location to build mounds. However they can also nest under boards or stones, or in cracks in the concrete. When a mound is disturbed, the workers will swarm the attacker and sting very aggressively.
Colonies frequently migrate from one site to another. The queen only needs a few workers to start a new colony, and it only takes a matter of hours for the workers to develop a new mound.
Since it is not possible to treat all infested areas, fire ants cannot be eliminated entirely. Most people try to control fire ants by treating individual mounds. To be effective, the mound treatment must kill the queen. Otherwise, the colony will survive. Even then, some nests may go undetected. An area where every mound has been treated can soon be re-infested by fire ant colonies migrating from untreated areas. It is usually more effective and less expensive for homeowners to treat the entire yard with a product designed for broadcast application. For broadcast fire ant bait, it is recommended that you treat your yard a couple times a year during the warm months.
To get the most from your fire-ant treatment be sure to follow the directions carefully.
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Happy Birthday Mom. Thanks for being one of the handful of people who selflessly always had my best interest in mind.
I know its been a while since i've talked. I know i am neglecting my brother and my friends.
I've been feeling very melancholy as of late. So much has happened in the past year. I feel as if so much is always out of my control. I have no grasp in my own life.
I am trying to fix things. I am. I just feel very weak sometimes, which is probably a result of "lack of control".
I felt a bit inspired to write something, anything down while listening to the song "Night on Earth" by the Bouncing souls.
One thing i have learned, I mean, really learned, is that things can always be worse. They really can – and be very careful with what you wish for. You may end up getting it and then regretting it.
/end bullshit.
I guess perception is everything, either that, or some people are just plain ignorant. Possibly a combination of both. Someone today mentioned to me something that hit a nerve, somewhere deep inside the fabric of my moral matter, and as usual, i did keep my cool and went about it professionally, and decided to post here about it.
The topic in question is Che Guevara, the person and what he stood for. Specifically, what gets to me is how people are so quick to connect Che Guevara with communist dictatorship and all the evils that come with the governments that wave "red flags".
The person, who so innocently threw a wrench into the inner workings of my ideals, had very recently watched "The Motorcycle Diaries", which, in my humble opinion, does a very good job at taking Che the person away from everything that he is so commonly associated with, which makes me wonder even more – that the preconceived thoughts and ideas about said subject were so great that the mind was closed to any new ideas.
To me, Che IS a great man. He wanted to see not only the people of his own country, and not only people of his own continent, but everyone be free from oppression and have freedoms and he wanted people to be treated equally. Jesus fucking Christ, this is what the great American Revolutionaries wanted. They fought back from oppression and for freedom. You put Che and Jefferson in the same room and you would see that they agree that people should have freedoms, people should not be oppressed and that people should be treated equally. Where they would differ is in economic principals.
What a better way to make my first real on post tumblr by talking about my weekend with my wonderful niece Kailly?
My sister, busy with work, asked me if I could take care of Kailly on Saturday. This quickly expanded to be Friday evening through Sunday morning. No complaints here.
Truth be told, I should spend more time with Kailly, along with a lot of other things I should be doing. This was to be our first weekend together.
Kailly is about two and a half and from what i can tell from experience, she is just about your typical two and a half-year old. We played together and watched more Disney movies than any human being should be exposed to, but all in all, I had a good time with my niece. The only time that she cried was during bed time when she missed her mother. oh, and when uncle accidentally let some soap fall in her eyes during bath time.


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Overreaction or necessary changes?
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Last week new legislation that imposes stricter regulations for younger drivers was introduced in Ontario. Since 1994 Ontario has had a graduated licensing system, but these new changes put greater limitations on young drivers. Teenagers with their G-2 license must have a blood alcohol level of 0.00 when behind the wheel and cannot have more than one teenage passenger in the car with them at any time (with the exception of siblings). There are also increased speeding penalties.
If young drivers are caught breaking any of this new legislation, their license is automatically revoked for 30 days, and jumps to 90 days for a second conviction and a complete loss of their licence for the third. For more information regarding the legislation changes, see here.
These changes have been brough about by a tragic accident this summer in cottage country. Tyler Mulcahy (20, Kourosh Totonchian (19) and Cory Mintz (19) were killed when Mulcahy's car crashed into a lake. The friends had spent the afternoon consuming 31 drinks between them before getting into the car.
Mulcahy's father took out advertisements in major newspapers and created petitions, which led to him having a meeting with the Premier of Ontario. As a direct result, the legislative changes were introduced November 18, 2008. Since the introduction of the changed legislation there has been a major public backlash. Letters to editor of the Toronto Star have poured in and petitions on Facebook have begun, and I can't say I blame them. As one parent put it, all young drivers are being punished because of the actions of a few.
I'm all for stricter legislation when it comes to drinking and driving. A zero tolerance policy should be applied to ALL drivers, not just young ones. People are smart enough to know that it's irresponsible and stupid to drink and drive. We have been taught better, we know better. We can no longer claim ignorance as an excuse.
In some instances, those who have been convicted of impaired driving have had their vehicles equipped with breathalizers, and if they have alcohol in their blood the car won't start. I just don't understand why vehicle manufacturers and legislators haven't taken advantage of this technology and made it a requirement in new cars, right up there with air bags.
As far as speeding goes, Ontario introduced increased speeding fines and penalties earlier this year and as far as I'm concerned they are strict enough. People already are punished by tickets, fines, increased insurance rates and in extreme cases vehicles are towed and licenses are suspended. These fines and penalties apply to all drivers and I don't think that young drivers need to be singled out any further.
The limitation on the number of people who can be in a car should be limited to the number of seat belts in the car and shouldn't be dependent on someone's age. The Ontario goverment thought it was a good idea to do away with OAC's (Grade 13) and has resulted in some people as young as 17 being enrolled in college or university. Apparently the government thought they would be mature and adult enough to be able to handle the rigors of post-secondary education and in most cases, living away from home for the first time. Here you're legally an adult at the age of 18 and have the right to vote and make your own decisions, you can legally drink at 19. All along young people are being told that they are adults, that they need to grow up and be able to take responsibility for themselves and their actions and with one fell swoop the government has undermined what they have been trying to teach.
Students who carpool to and from school can no longer do so. People can no longer act as a designated driver for a group of friends. This legislation is taking a step back with regard to alcohol education and the notion to always use a designated driver as well as with regard to the environment and the fact that carpooling is an environmentally friendly option. If these kids are mature enough to be going to school and living on their own, they are mature enough to decide who they can have in their vehicle. We can't keep telling teenagers that they are young adults and can make their own decisions while we take away their freedom inch by inch.
It's unfortunate that Tyler Mulcahy, Kourosh Totonchian and Cory Mintz lost their lives but the rest of the province's young people don't need to be punished for their mistake. And that's just it – it was a mistake. A mistake that resulted in an accident, a tragic one but at some point people need to take responsibility for their actions and realize that their actions have consequences. At the age of 20 I knew that drinking and driving was wrong. I knew that speeding was dangerous. And so did those kids, but the fact of the matter is that a mistake led to an accident and we can't all keep paying the price for that.
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Stampin' Up! demonstrator in the Cariboo - serving 100 Mile House and surrounding areas.
Sunday, June 19, 2011
Pocket Full of Posies
In the new Idea Book & Catalogue there are soooooo many things that I simply must have. This DSP happens to be one of them. Unlike many of their previous designs, this paper is host to a few sheets of large images that look like they were made more for scrapbooking than card making. I don't do scrapbooking however, I did find a way to use this gorgeous prints. It's my co-worker's birthday this weekend and I wanted to make her something special. This woman does absolutely everything (she even makes her own cheese - seriously? Who the heck knows how to make cheese?) and appreciates the love put into handmade gifts. I've never asked her if she keeps a journal, but I'm sure she does. She's probably a famous published author using a pseudonym...
Since I had all the supplies out, and the measurements in my head, I decided to make another one while I was at it. It's the end of the school year and the daughter of a good friend of mine was one of my students. I think I'll give this one to her to thank her for making such a difference in our school.
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How to Create a Dark Batman Photo Manipulation in Adobe Photoshop
In this tutorial I'll show you how to create a Batman-inspired artwork using a variety of photo-manipulation techniques in Adobe Photoshop. We'll use sky and wall images to create the base scene at the start, and then blend them together using adjustment layers, masking and brushes.
How To Make a Watercolor Photo Manipulation In Photoshop
In this tutorial you will learn how to make a creative mix of watercolor brushstrokes and photos in Photoshop.
Create a sci-fi scene in Photoshop with real 3D elements – Photoshop tuts
In this tutorial Mark Mayers show you how to seamlessly blend 3D models into your 2D composites using Photoshop. You'll discover how easy it is to roll, rotate and slide complex models within 3D space.
How to Apply Textures to Uneven Surfaces with Photoshop
This tutorial is intended for intermediate Photoshop users, or really patient, focused, and keen beginners. For the purposes of this tutorial I've selected a photo of a nebula as a texture and the portrait as the surface that I will apply it to, but you can choose any sort of a texture and apply it to any uneven surface of your choice (e.g. you can apply a grass texture to the photo of a cat) using the same principles.
Surreal Misty Car Photo Manipulation in Photoshop
In this tutorial, you will learn how to create a photo manipulation of a car with nice light effects and a misty surreal look in a few easy steps using Adobe Photoshop.
Design an Awesome Watercolour Style Surreal Artwork in Photoshop
In this tutorial, I will show the steps I took to create this really cool, watercolour style "City on Cloud" Artwork in Photoshop. I was experimenting the new brushsets and textures I downloaded today and thought I could combine them together and see what result they can bring.
Removing Makeup with Frequency Separation in Photoshop
In this video we will be scaling back make-up (eye-shadow in this case) and replacing it with skin tones using Frequency Separation. This is a great technique if you ever want to remove make-up such as blush or eye-shadow.
Designing Mobile App Interface in Photoshop
In this Photoshop tutorial I'll show you how to create a clean and simple iOS app interface for a fictitious reading app.
Create Digital Tattoo Art in Photoshop tutorial
In this tutorial you'll get the skills needed to go from a simple sketch to an insanely detailed, tattoo-inspired, vector illustration. Also, you'll see how the process of creating individual vector elements, then duplicating them and combining them with stock vectors, can save time and allow you to create more pieces for your clients.
Texture Effects for Beautiful Compositions in Photoshop Tutorial
In this tutorial we will be taking a look at masking and how you can give your work a sense of depth using this technique, as well as layering textures and elements to help lift your piece – in this case using paper to create rock and mountain-like elements.
How to Create a Hot Concrete Text Effect in Adobe Photoshop
In this tutorial, you'll learn how to create a hot concrete text effect using two layers to get a central vanishing point in Adobe Photoshop.
Create A Troublesome Underwater Scene With A Big Green Monster In Photoshop
In this tutorial we will create an underwater scene with various elements and an overall mysterious atmosphere. We'll use most of the Photoshop power tools: layers masks, adjustment layers, smart objects and more. It helps if you're an intermediate user but beginners will also be able to follow this tut and learn about various precious techniques.
Create Product Mock-Ups in Adobe Photoshop
When pitching a design, the presentation can be crucial to convincing the client to go with a concept. In Create Product Mock-Ups in Adobe Photoshop, you'll get a better understanding of how to create product mock-ups in Adobe Photoshop and how to create realistic presentations of product concepts.
Create a Dark, Mysterious Photo Manipulation
In this lesson I'll show you how you can convert a forest into a dark, foggy, ominous scene. You'll learn how to work with shadows, lighting, adjustment layers, layer masks, dodge & burning and much more.
Create This Abstract Medical Image Of DNA With Photoshop
In this tutorial you will learn how to create an amazing piece of life under a microscope and using only three resource! In this tutorial I'll show how to transform 3D in a realistic DNA and create a whole picture of it. We pay attention to blending modes and work with a variety of tools and effects.
Create a Zippo Lighter in Adobe Photoshop
In this tutorial I will show you how to create a Zippo lighter in Adobe Photoshop.
Create a Multi-Character Pirate Illustration for Young Children in Adobe Photoshop
In this tutorial I'll give a walkthrough of creating a fun, bright multi-character pirate ship aimed at three- to six-year-olds! In this tutorial we will be looking at how to rough out poses, apply colours, draw appealing characters and much more!
Looking For Love Photoshop Manipulation Tutorial
In this tutorial we are creating a fantasy surreal Photoshop manipulation with an emotional romantic mood. First we have to create the scene using a medieval old building on the foreground and a simple mountain landscape for the background. Adding the adjustment layers, filters and of course the sun flare effect will complete the photo manipulation.
Learn how to make a Pop Art portrait from a photo in Photoshop
In this Photoshop tutorial you will learn how to quickly and easily make an Andy Warhol, pop art portrait from a photo in a few easy steps,
Create A Football Sport Event Poster In Photoshop
Learn how to create a soccer sports event poster in Photoshop using some basic blending techniques. The great thing about this tutorial is that you can easily personalize the poster by simply changing the abstract wallpaper image and the football player and the stadium stock images.
Create A Surreal Snail With A Grassy Shell In Photoshop
In this tutorial I'll show you how to create a fantasy scene featuring a little girl riding a snail. You'll learn how to combine different stock photos and textures using a range of photo manipulation techniques. You'll learn also how to work with group, enhance lighting, create depth of field and more.
Create the HTC One Smartphone from Scratch Photoshop Tutorial
Engraved Metal Text Style Photoshop Tutorial
Learn how to create an engraved metal text effect in Photoshop using layer styles and textures. You can make your own vintage metal sign in just a few simple steps. Use a metal texture and any shape you want for the sign. You can even create a wood sign if you replace the metal with wood. Hope you find it useful.
Create scorching Photoshop effects in Photoshop Tutorial
In this tutorial, Photoshop maestro Fabio Sasso demonstrates how to fake a human torch using little more than stock imagery, a little patience, and a lot of Photoshop know-how.
Photoshop tutorial: Design a highbrow horror-movie poster
Follow the tutorial to learn how to compose an image to draw the eye, create a spooky background and combine the elements seamlessly. You'll also discover a great way to produce top-notch cutouts of intricate shapes.


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We found a bit of strain between our fellow Golden Retriever breeders and us due to our modification of the breed (many Golden Breeders have since then began breeding Goldendoodles).
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dealing with severe canine behavioral issues. Stacy decided that the Golden Retriever seemed to be a sound breed and fancied by many therefore a desirable dog. We began breeding Goldens to better the breed and aide in Genetic testing research being conducted by the OFA (Orthopaedic Foundation of America).
Many of our dogs have been homed with families as therapy dogs for Autism and physical disabilities. Goldendoodles have been shown to
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Stacy obtained credentials from Animal Behavior College in 2002 [ABCDT], attended the APDT's 5 day conference in 2003, Stacy has written several excerpts
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a Diploma from Companion Animal Sciences Institute; Dip. CBST (Canine Behavior Science and Technology).
Stacy holds a Master's of Science [M.S.] in Psychology, a Bachelor's in Science (B.S.) in Psychology, has successfully passed the CCPDT's Certified Canine Behavior Consultant exam. Stacy has been a trainer since 2002, a behavior consultant since 2004 years and a breeder since 2007. Stacy is educated through courses as well as plenty of hands on experience in canine behavior modification, veterinary assisting and canine breeding as well as human and animal psychology. Stacy is currently working towards her PhD in Psychology with a dissertation involving human and canine learning and therapy dogs.
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We health test our dogs, we select the best mate for our girls and we select our breeding stock as puppies and raise them to our high standards! As
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A Goldendoodle is much like a Golden Retriever but does not shed like a Golden Retriever and can be bred to be smaller than a Golden Retriever.
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Belarus Free Theatre's King Lear, performed in their native tongue Belarusian at the Globe, is a quirky, energetic and admirable follow-on to the recent fantastic Trash Cuisine at the Young Vic. They provide a similarly provocative, stripped-back take on this tragic tale of a power-crazed autocrat's descent into madness and poverty, with some lessons learnt along the way.
Hailing from Europe's last authoritarian state and a neighbour of Russia, the company invites us into a mob-ruled world. Lear postures in his leather trench coat and wields his metallic hand like Dr Claw, while the play's themes of family betrayal readily stick to this world of fur coats, sex, money and power.
Unsurprisingly, the language is a factor of how much we enjoy this and what we get out of it, but for more curious and rewarding ways than expected. Watching Shakespeare normally (in English) can feel like too much to take in at once, and this reduction of the play to its bare bones — one man's descent and spiritual redemption and the tragic fate of Cordelia — can feel a less exhausting experience. The focus on actions, and not words, provides simplicity.
It is wonderful to see Lear joyfully throw off his clothes in expression of his new found solidarity with the poor and homeless Edgar as Poor Tom. It is also moving to hear the softly spoken Belarusian words convey Lear's loss of Cordelia at the end. But, on the downside, this is not a stage to really savour the beauty of a foreign language – actors' words can get lost on the Globe stage unless they really project them — and we felt this did not happen, which might have robbed us of the enjoyment of the language. Some scenes where action relied on dialogue also left us feeling a bit lost.
But this is a clever, creative and sympathetic interpretation of Lear. You might have seen Lear a million times before, but probably not in Belarusian. The experience illuminates some of the most moving parts of this jagged and deeply human play.
King Lear is performed in Belarusian with some scene synopses in English. It runs until Saturday 28 September (times vary). Tickets: from £5 (groundlings) up to £32 (for gallery seats).
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This summer I was fortunate enough to adventure in Cuba for a once-in-a-lifetime study abroad experience through the CHANCE program. During our stay, we traveled across western Cuba, partaking in many activities including touring an organic farm, snorkeling in pristine Cuban reefs, and assisting researchers late at night with nesting sea turtles. The goal of this study abroad was to learn about the importance of conservation and preservation regarding sustainability and how it is applied in Cuba. Throughout the constant stream of amazing activities, our group gathered information and data for small scale research projects that will be presented at the Penn State Undergraduate Poster Exhibition.
I cannot put into words the impact that this study abroad experience has had on my life. This course has equipped me with a whole new understanding and perspective of the environmental issues that plague this earth. I had the opportunity to learn from people whose passion to make a change was so inspirational. This program has also ignited a desire in me to do research. I'm doing research with Penn State this summer in Mueller lab and this trip gave me so much zeal for the work I'm doing here in the United States. I have a want and a will to educate people on the importance of taking care of the world we live in.
One of the reasons I took this summer course was because it seemed to be exactly what my BIO 220 class was teaching in the spring 2017. I enjoyed the class and thought that the hands-on learning the Cuba course would provide could be a great compliment / enhancement course. BIO 220 did a great job of sparking my interest for environmental concerns and the Cuba course showed me what people are already doing to help, and what I can do to help.
One thing I learned during my time abroad is the importance of collaboration. When people unite for one purpose, things can be accomplished, and fast. Regarding the environment, this is crucial, because the world we live in needs help and the change needed to keep it healthy needs to come quickly. I was able to speak with biologists in Cuba and hear about the amazing non-governmental organizations (NGOs) that they are supporting in order to make a difference, specifically in the lives of sea turtles in Cuba, Mexico, and the United States, and also concerning the health and protection of the ever-important coral reefs. This experience may not directly apply to my future goals of working in medicine; however, the experience has broadened my understanding of the world. This is something I will always take with me, and I hope to utilize my new knowledge to help make the world a better place for all who live in it through collaboration and the sharing of information.


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Tuesday: Band-A-Thon (all a.m.)
Wednesday: Curling Game Day 10:30-11:30 a.m.
Wednesday: Curling Game Day 10:30-11:30 a.m.
*Dance forms - due Monday, March 2*HSCC Booster juice orders - due Wednesday, March 4
TYPING WEB: Intermediate Course -> Lesson 7 - Numbers, Letters, Numbers
Conceptua Math: Big Idea 5 -> Learning Equivalent Fractions -> Folder 1 -> Understanding Equivalent Fractions. There are 3 lessons left (5.1.1, 5.1.2 and 5.1.3).
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RazKids: You can read from RazKids during our READ time, but remember that you can always read from home as well. Don't forget that you now have access to our school library's Overdrive. You can access books on your mobile device (both etext and audio).
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Wednesday, August 19, 2009
Wooden Purse
Several months ago my friend Betty asked if I was up to a little challenge. She had purchased several different style wooden containers at the dollar store and she wanted to see what we could come up with to alter them. She gave me two identical boxes to work with - one for me and one for her. I have been so crazy busy that these lay by the wayside feeling lonely and unloved but after our play date on Sunday, my creative juices began to flow and I knew it was time to pull these puppies out of the closet.
First I should tell you that these containers come with a thing strip of leather that wraps around from top to bottom and ties around the wooden knob. I remembered Betty mentioning that she did not like this and personally, I had to agree with her. So I took out my screwdriver set and removed the knob so that I could remove the leather. I needed the knob off anyway, so that I could cover the container with paper. I had seen Betty admiring my retired Cutie Pie Designer paper on Sunday so I just knew that I wanted to use this paper on the little wooden 'purse'. I used my tacky glue and applied my paper to it. I then took out some Antique White craft paint and painted the inside of the purse, the sides on the outside and the knob. Anytime I alter an item and cover with paper, I like to seal it, so that the paper is a bit better protected from dirt, so I sprayed it with Krylon Clear Coat. To me the purse was too plain with nothing on the sides, so I took out my Inspired By Nature set and stamped Live With Passion on one side using my versamark ink, sprinklind detail black EP on it and heat setting.
I didn't want my purse to be too plain, so I added two elements to the outside. I added some bling from the pretties kit, which I placed on a bit of hemp twine and wrapped around the knob as a purse charm and since I had nothing to hold the purse closed after removing the leather strip, I added a bit of 5/8" Chocolate Chip grosgrain ribbon. Rather than undo the ribbon and retie each time you with to open the purse, it nicely slides off the top and slides back on when you want to close it up.
We all know that you need to have something to put in a purse so rather than the usual clutter, I decided this would be a card purse. This is the perfect size for 3 x 3 mini cards/ notes.
I dug into my stamping cupboards and pulled out an old package of love notes and envelopes, some rub-on's, my Oval All stamp set and my Scallop Oval punch and of course, some ribbon.
I began with my blue card. I want to say it's Baja Breeze but it my even be an older in-colour blue - I just can't remember. The birds and love sentiment are rub-on's from the past Spring Mini catalogue placed on a bit of white cardstock with some sale-a-bration celery ribbon wrapped around and layered onto my blue base.
The 'red' card is likely Pomegranate. I used some really old decorative corner white rub-ons in the corners. I then stamped Fabulous Friend in Riding Hood Red and punched out using the Scallop Oval punch. I added a strip of Riding Hood Red Taffeta ribbon behind the sentiment and popped it up on the card.
For my third note, I used a Vanilla card on which I layered some Kiwi Kiss textured cardstock. I added some Kiwi Kiss Grosgrain ribbon around the cardstock and placed a black corner rub-on in the corner. I then stamped my Best Wishes sentiment in Kiwi Kiss ink on vanilla cardstock, punched out with the Scallop Oval Punch and popped it up on the card.
I think Betty will love the final products and this will give her a few quick cards to use in an emergency.
I hope you have a great day.
Margaret :)
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What a great project!!ReplyDelete
What do you use to cut the paper so it matches up with the item you're covering?
Actually I just adhered the paper to the box and trimmed the excess off with my scissors. For me it was the easiest way and it turned pretty good.ReplyDelete
WOW WOW WOW I want one! hahaha. I think I have seen something similar down under here in our junk stores, well I know where I'll be going this weekend, haha! I just LOVE it Margaret and I love the little gift cards inside they are just toooooo cute! Love it, going to see if I can find me own to play with, very inspiring, thank you :) xxReplyDelete
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nature, silence, stillness, sanity and fellowship far from the madding crowd
Windfire Yoga Retreats 2018 are taking place in Portugal. Deep in mystical silence three rivers meet far from the
hustle and bustle of mankind. Overseen by a vast flock of Golden eagles our new home is as isolated nd quiet as it gets.
Here you can bathe in the healing presence of nature, as well as slow moving riverss, while enjoying oragnic and mostly locally grown food. Just being here is
to shed layers of tension and stress as the generosities of nature feed you: body, mind and soul. Yoga classes take place on our
weatherproof platform, and you will have the delight
of your own private geodesic dome nestled in the trees to sleep in.
Accessible by train from Lisbon (2.5 hours to Castel Branco) and Porto (3.5 hours to Castel Branco), you can also drive from Madrid in under four hours. For those arriving at Castel Branco by train there are pickups to the site taking one hour. Please contact us for more details.