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Career portfolio and CV available by request MARIAM ARCILLA | RESUME Born: Singapore As a child: Philippines, Singapore, Hong Kong. As a teen: Gold Coast Current base: Sydney (sometimes the Gold Coast and Brisbane) ABN: 62 625 720 988 EDUCATION Bachelor of Arts with Honours, School of Arts, Griffith University (2006) Awarded Griffith University Honours Scholarship / Graduated with First Class Honours. Bachelor of Creative Arts, School of Arts, Griffith University (2004) Double Major in Contemporary Arts (Theory & Practice) and Writing, Minor in Journalism and PR. Received Academic Award. Certificate in Public Relations, School of Journalism, Communications and Public Relations (2000), Griffith University KEY APPOINTMENTS Freelance: Artswriter, Copywriter, Digital Marketer, Communications Consultant, Curator, (Apr 2007–current) Creative Copywriter, Uber and Uber Eats Australia & New Zealand (Sep 2016–current) Digital Communications Officer, Queensland Government, Brisbane (May 2013–Sep 2016) Working in the following roles/departments: Communications, Arts Queensland, Department of the Premier & Cabinet (May 2013–Sep 2014/Mar 2015–Sep 2016) Media and Content, Department of Science, Information Technology, Innovation & the Arts (Sep 2014–Mar 2015) Marketing Manager (Acting), Judith Wright Centre of Contemporary Arts, Brisbane (Aug-Oct 2015) Co-Founder, Co-Director, Rabbit & Cocoon creative precinct, Gold Coast (May 2010-Feb 2014) Arts Development Officer (Project-based), Arts Queensland, Brisbane (Jan 2013-May 2013) Senior Arts Development Officer - Design (Project-based), Visual Arts, Craft & Design, Queensland Government, Brisbane (Nov 2011-Jun 2012) Cultural Development Project Officer (Temporary), City of Gold Coast, Gold Coast (Aug 2010-Sept 2011) Co-Founder, Director, Curator, 19 KAREN Contemporary Artspace, Gold Coast (May 2008-May 2010) SELECTED PROJECTS / CONTRIBUTIONS (COMMS CONSULTING, PRODUCING, MARKETING,CURATING) Guest Producer/Host, Running Dog at Verge Gallery, Sydney (Nov 2019) Guest Curator PRIZE NO PRIZE, THE WALLS Art Space, Gold Coast (Dec 2018) Peer Review Circle, Absolute Humidity, Ed. by Tess Maunder, New York/Manila (2018) Guest Curator PRIZE NO PRIZE, THE WALLS Art Space, Gold Coast (Nov- Dec 2017) Creative Producer/Host, First Thursdays, Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane (Oct 2017) Performer/Concoctor, Negative Volumes: Danger Magic, Liquid Architecture, curated by Dani Zuvela & Joel Stern, Firstdraft, Sydney (May 2017) Guest Curator, PRIZE NO PRIZE, THE WALLS Art Space, Gold Coast (Nov-Dec 2016) Media Liaison/Marketer, Liquid Architecture /FM[X] curated by Frances Barrett & Danni Zuvela, Sydney (Jul 2016 – Jan 2017) Founding Committee Member, The Sold Coast: Shaping our Culture Strategy, Gold Coast (Apr-Jul 2013) Co-founder, Marketer, Studios Uplate (monthly program), Rabbit+Cocoon, Gold Coast (2012-2013) Curator, Streetcube, Surfers Paradise Festival, Gold Coast (Jun-Jul 2011) Co-Curator, Nine Wives, Nine Lives Gallery, Brisbane (Jun-Jul 2011) Curator (monthly program), 19 KAREN Contemporary Artspace, Gold Coast (May 2008-May 2010) Curator, Parkrise, Oneway Project, Gold Coast (Jun 2010) Event coordinator, Semi-Permanent Exhibition, Nine Lives Gallery + 19 KAREN, Gold Coast and Brisbane (Mar 2009) Co-Founder/Co-Curator, Tinygold artist-run initiative, Gold Coast (May 2007-May 2009) PUBLISHED WRITING (ART & CULTURE) 2019 Client Liaison: Leisure Suit Larrikins, VAULT: Australasian Art & Culture 2019 Lucas Davidson: A Way In, A Way Out [Book], Dominik Mersch Gallery, Sydney 2018 Object: SKARFE, Sydney VAULT: Australasian Art & Culture 2018 Mason Kimber: Slanted Mansions, Exhibition Essay, COMA Gallery, Sydney 2018 Rate of Change: COMA Gallery, Running Dog, Sydney 2018 Darren Sylvester: Out of Life at Sullivan+Strumpf, Running Dog, Sydney 2018 Laurie Anderson: Artist in Residence - Program feature (New York), Home of the Arts, Gold Coast 2018 Clara Balaguer: A New Type of Manila (Philippines), ACCLAIM Magazine 2018 Q&A with Laurie Anderson - Scenstr Magazine, Brisbane 2018 Tom Polo: Hidden Figures (Sydney), VAULT: Australasian Art & Culture 2018 Hahan: Hack the Market,(Indonesia), ACCLAIM Magazine 2018 Vipoo Srivilasa: Everyday Shrines - Exhibition Essay (Melbourne) Gippsland Art Gallery 2018 Mason Kimber: Future Relics - Exhibition Essay (Melbourne), Sophie Gannon Gallery 2017 Giles Ryder in Bangkok (Thailand), VAULT: Australasian Art & Culture 2017 Seth Birchall: Call of the Wild (Sydney), VAULT: Australasian Art & Culture 2017 Svenja Kratz: Non-Linear Histories - Exhibition Essay, (Brisbane) Spiro Grace Art Rooms 2017 No FFIXXED Address: FFIXXED STUDIOS (China)VAULT: Australasian Art & Culture 2016 Patrons of art, design, and culture (Global), Neue Luxury 2016 Musée Yves Saint Laurent, (Paris/Marrakech), Neue Luxury 2016 Exploring Body Sculptures with Holly Ryan, Broadsheet 2016 Creative Couples: Michael Zavros and Alison Kubler, Broadsheet 2016 Creative Couples: Gail Sorronda and Atlas Harwood, Broadsheet 2016 Lonney White: Dark Materials (Chicago), Neue Luxury 2016 BIGSOUND: Who's Coming Next (Brisbane), Broadsheet 2016 Reconceptualised Curating (Global), Neue Luxury 2016 Vipoo Srivilasa: Connecting The Pots (Melbourne/Thailand) VAULT: Australasian Art & Culture 2016 Six Films to See: Cine Latino Film Festival, Broadsheet 2016 Exploring Exterior Structures with Bianca Mavrick (Brisbane), Broadsheet 2016 Michael Cook: The Skins We Live In (Brisbane), VAULT: Australasian Art & Culture 2015 Advanced Style/Ari Seth Cohen: Dressing For Your Stage (New York) VAULT: Australasian Art & Culture 2015 Anna Carey's Nostalgic Worlds, Los Angeles, RAVEN Contemporary 2015 Subtle Relief: Anna-Bella Papp (Italy) - VAULT:Australasian Art & Culture 2015 Ways to Disappear: Hito Steyerl, Institute of Modern Art (Brisbane) -RAVEN Contemporary 2014 Jean Paul Gaultier: Immaculate Conception (Melbourne) -VAULT:Australasian Art & Culture 2014 In Pursuit of Perfection: Brisbane & Gold Coast Graduate Shows 2014 -RAVEN Contemporary 2014 Note to Self by Justin Balmain: Exhibition Essay - THE WALLS 2014 Julie Anne Quay of V Files: File Under V (New York), VAULT:Australasian Art & Culture 2014 Joseph Allen Shea /Galerie Allen: Traversing the Impossible, (Paris) VAULT:Australasian Art & Culture 2013 Alison Kubler & Mitchell Oakley Smith: Art on the Runway (Sydney/Brisbane), VAULT:Australasian Art & Culture 2013 Justin Lee Williams: Night Mountain Oh I Miss You (Melbourne) - Mild Manners x KSUBI @ KOMA 2013 Michael Zavros: Capturing the Prince (Brisbane), VAULT:Australasian Art & Culture 2013 Spaces as Kingdoms - This Place is Yours, Sydney (Launched at VIVID Sydney) 2013 Gold Coast: Beyond the Gloss - Design Online, Asia Pacific Design Library, State Library of Qld 2012 Gail Sorronda: Surrender to Sorronda (Brisbane), VAULT:Australasian Art & Culture 2012 Matt Rabbidge - Mild Manners (Brisbane), The Native Press 2012 Exhibition Essay, From the Place - An Exhibition by Rebecca Ross, Comb Artspace 2011 Sustaining Artist-Run Initiatives, aqblog Policy and Practice in Arts and Culture 2011 Where There's a Will, There's a When: Re-imagining the Future - Now + When: Australian Urbanism, Gold Coast City Gallery, RealTime Australia 2011 Art Notes Editor for Queensland, Art Monthly Australia, Australia (Acting: Jul-Aug) 2009 Guest Editor, Issue 105, The Thousands (formerly Fourthousand) 2008 Amber Bignell (Paris), UV Magazine Online Issue #1 2007-2008 Catalogue Essay, tinygold presents Tales from the Cold Ghost I 2007 Jemima Wyman (Los Angeles), UV Magazine INDUSTRY TRAINING 2018 Write Right [Writing/Copywriting Masterclass], The Good Copy, Sydney 2018 Stop! Grammar Time [Grammar Masterclass] The Good Copy, Sydney 2016 Code of Conduct for Queensland Public Service, Queensland Government, Brisbane 2013 Social Media Communication Strategies in Government, Akolade, Brisbane 2011 Project Management Fundamentals, Australian Institute of Management, Brisbane 2011 Public Sector Writing, Institute of Public Administration of Australia, Brisbane 2011 Managing Projects, Australia Business Arts Foundation, Brisbane 2008 Navigation Arts Business Training, Accredited, Youth Arts Qld, Brisbane 2008 Young Artists Mentoring Program, Youth Arts Queensland, Brisbane PROJECTS/COLLABS: AWARDS, FUNDING & NOTABLE MENTIONS 2016, Finalist team, Liquid Architecture: FM[X] Sydney, FBi Radio Sydney Music, Arts, and Culture Awards, FBi Radio, Sydney 2016 Selected, Outfielders: A list of Australia's art world up-and-comers, The Art Life, Australia 2015 Selected, Outfielders: A list of Australia's art world up-and-comers, The Art Life, Australia 2012 Selected, Queensland's 50 Best and Brightest, The Courier Mail, Brisbane 2012 Recipient, Cultural Achievement Award (for Rabbit+Cocoon), City of Gold Coast Australia Day Awards, Gold Coast 2012 Recipient, Rabbit+Cocoon 'Hop on Board,' Pozible Crowdfunding campaign, Gold Coast 2012 Nomination, Cultural Achievement Award,City of Gold Coast Australia Day Awards 2011 Nomination, Young Alumnus Award, Griffith University Alumni Awards, Brisbane 2011 Recipient, Arts Queensland/Flying Arts Travel Bursary, We Are Here: National Artist-Run Initiatives Symposium, NAVA / Firstdraft Gallery, Sydney 2011 Recipient, Artspoken Regional Arts & Culture Award, Volunteering Award for outstanding contributions to a regional Queensland community, Qld Government 2011 Artspoken Professional Development Bursary, Qld Government 2011 Recipient, Ambassador Bursary, Creative3 Forum, Queensland University of Technology Creative Enterprise, Brisbane 2009-2010 Selected, Creative Australians Inspiring our Communities, Gold Coast White Pages Phonebook, Australia 2010 Recipient, rabbit+cocoon, Regional Arts Development Fund,City of Gold Coast 2008 Recipient, tinygold, Regional Arts Development Fund,City of Gold Coast 2008 Recipient, Young Artists Mentoring Program (Mentor: Lorraine Pilgrim), Youth Arts Queensland, Brisbane 2005 Artist-run initiative research in Melbourne, Rapid Response Cultural Development Fund, City of Gold Coast 2005 Recipient, Griffith University Honours Scholarship and Educational Bursary, Gold Coast 2004 Griffith University Academic Excellence, Award, Gold Coast SELECTED PRESS 2018 Prize No Prize, Morning Drive, ABC Radio 91.7FM, Gold Coast 2017 Scarce, F. Reviews: Prize No Prize, THE WALLS, un Projects, Sydney 2017 Mariam Arcilla: Curating and Featuring Australian Artists, SBS Radio, Sydney 2014/2015/2016 Insider's Fun Guide: Mariam Arcilla, Culture Club, Gold Coast Traveller, Australia 2015 ART/WORK | The Artsworker: Mariam Arcilla, QUT Art Museum, Brisbane 2014 Queensland's 50 Most Stylish, U on Sunday, The Courier Mail, Brisbane 2013 Gold Coast's cultural future plotted in shifting sands, The Australian, Australia 2013 Gold Coast Bulletin's 50 Best Dressed, Gold Coast Bulletin, Gold Coast 2012 A Q&A with Gold Coast creative hub, Rabbit+Cocoon, Conversations with Bianca Valentino, Gold Coast 2012 Grant, D. Art & Soul: Cultural Precinct Painting a Brighter Future for the City, Weekend Bulletin 2012 Gold Coast By Design, TODAY, The Straits Times Singapore 2012 Insider's Guide to the Gold Coast, Scoot Airlines, Singapore 2012 Willoughby, S. Cultural Revolution Begins, Gold Coast Bulletin, Gold Coast 2012 Gold Coast arts and culture profile, YES 93.3 FM Singapore Radio, Singapore 2012 The Case for Creativity (film), ArtsLink, Queensland 2012 License, J. Kicking off the White Shoes, Gold Coast 2012 Willoughby, S. Grassroots is Key to a Cultural Hub, Gold Coast Bulletin, Gold Coast 2012 Marshall C. 'Cultural Achievement Award: rabbit+cocoon' ABC Gold Coast 91.7FM and Online 2011 Willoughby, S. Our City Needs a Living Cultural Heart: Turning Point (Exclusive), Gold Coast Bulletin, Gold Coast 2011 King, R. and Flowers, P. Young Things on Top of It, Gold Coast Bulletin, Gold Coast 2011 Profiles: Mariam Arcilla - Naked City Guide, Gold Coast 2011 Cultivating Creativity on the Coast, Griffith News Now 2011 Gold Coast Bulletin's 50 Best Dressed, Gold Coast Bulletin, Gold Coast 2011 Lund, J. Gold Coast arts and culture in Naked City-Guide, Getaway, Channel Nine, Australia 2011 A Can-Do Artitude, Coast Confidential, Gold Coast Bulletin, Gold Coast 2011 Marshall, C. Gold Coast Arts Community Celebrates New Home, ABC Gold Coast 91.7FM and Online 2011 Falla, D., Artist-run Initiatives, Gold Coast Creative Issue 2 2011 Windsor, H., Blank Canvas, Precinct Magazine, Surfers Paradise 2011 Stringer, H., The Nine Wives of Nine, Time-Off Brisbane 2010 Hicks, S., Street Art in Surfers' Heart, Art Nation, ABC TV /612 ABC AM /91.7FM, Australia 2010 Doherty, D. 'Laneway becomes focus of Surfers cultural event' Gold Coast Sun 2010 Rigney, V., Cultural Context and Art Practice on the Gold Coast 2000-2010' in Flying Colours: QCA celebrates 10 years of Gold Coast Alumni, The Arts Centre, Gold Coast 2010 Lightmares interview, ABC 91.7FM, Gold Coast 2010 O' Riordan, Art+Community, Art Monthly Australia 2010 Mitchell-Smith K., 19 Mood Swings, Art and About, ABC 91.7FM, Gold Coast 2010 Lewis, M. Feast of Culture,Gold Coast Sun 2010 19 KAREN, Pedestrian TV, Australia 2010 Burke K., 19 KAREN, Issue 14, Monster Children, Sydney 2010 19 KAREN, Naked City Guide, Gold Coast 2009 Featured Community Cultural Developer, Young People Creating Queensland book, Brisbane 2009 Creative Gold Coaster on the cover of White Pages, 612 ABC, Brisbane 2009 Eltham, B. An 'island culture' for the Gold Coast?, Benjamin Eltham's Cultural Policy Blog, Melbourne 2009 Jones, G. '19 KAREN is not an escort agency', The Vine, Melbourne 2009 Wakeling, E, Tuloch I.,Williams, J. - Emerging Artwriters Program, Artworkers: Writing for Art Edition, Queensland 2009 Strebe, S. Mariam Arcilla wears art on leave, Gold Coast Bulletin, Gold Coast 2009 Robinson, P., Interview - Curator: Creator or Dictator, Feature story in Artworkers, Queensland 2009 Bannister, L. 19 KAREN, Frankie Magazine, Australia 2009 Werkmeister S. Hungry like the Wolf, Look review, The Thousands Brisbane 2008 Hicks, S. Artists Creating a Cultural Coast 612 ABC Radio/ 91.7FM Radio and ABC.net.au Brisbane/Gold Coast 2008 Burke, K., Tinygold's labour of love, Epoch Times, Australia 2008 St. Martin, M. Ghost of a Chance, Feature story in The Weekend Bulletin, Gold Coast 2008 Arman, T. tinygold Planet Radio, Brisbane 2008 Surgeoner, R. Pap Spears, The Thousands Brisbane 2008 Barker, L. See it! Pap Spears Tuesday Magazine, Gold Coast 2008 Brown, S. Tales from the Cold Ghost II ,Yen Magazine.net Australia 2007 Hogg, V. The Gold Coast Art Scene Triple J interview, Australia 2007 Saint-Martin, M. Fighting Invisibility, Feature story in The Weekend Bulletin, Gold Coast 2007 Duggal, S. Artists Showing Initiative, Feature story in Gold Coast SUN Gold Coast 2007 Watson, S. Cold Ghost Tuesday Magazine, Gold Coast Bulletin, Gold Coast 2006 Broker, D. and Chapman, J. Art to Lunch, 4ZZZ, Brisbane SELECTED TALKS (IN CONVO, PANELS, PRESENTATIONS) 2019 In Conversation: Jason Phu with Wilson & Mimi Phu, Art Bar, Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney 2018 Laurie Anderson: In Conversation, Home of the Arts, Gold Coast
2012 Public Art: Using Alternative Arts Spaces and Artists in Residence, Arts Dinner, The Centre, Beaudesert 2012 Artist-run Initiatives, Logan Art Gallery, Logan 2012 Creative Clusters Funding + Networking Workshop, Artslink, Mount Tamborine 2011 Young Professionals, Q1 Sky Point, Gold Coast 2011 Empty Spaces Coordinators Forum, University of Technology, Sydney 2011 Memory Lane, Surfers Paradise Festival, Gold Coast 2011 Visual Arts Speed-Dating /Artists & Gallery Directors, FEHVA Arts Festival, Bangalow 2009 Getting Works on the Wall: Dealing with Galleries, Life After Uni series, QUT Art Museum, Brisbane 2009 Energies High School Exhibition, Gold Coast City Gallery, Gold Coast 2009 Galleries and Spaces, Artworkers Networker Event, Brisbane 2009 Navigation Arts and Business Training, Griffith University, Gold Coast 2009 Art Growers Art Professionals Consultation, tinygold Gold Coast 2009 Artist-Run Initiatives Panel, Brisbane Artist-Run Initiative Festival (BARI), Brisbane 2008 Alternative Artspaces, Creative Juices, Gold Coast City Council, Gold Coast 2000 Business Basics for Artists, Transit Lounge, Brisbane OTHER SECTOR EXPERIENCE Gallery Administrative Assistant (Acting), Gold Coast City Gallery, Home of the Arts, Gold Coast (May 2010) Gallery Assistant, George Petelin Gallery, Gold Coast (May 2006-May 2008) Research Assistant, Centre for Cultural Research, Griffith University, Gold Coast (May-Nov 2006) Gallery Assistant, ARC Art, Design & Crafts Biennial, Brisbane (Oct 2005) Administrative Assistant, Brisbane Film Festival (BIFF), Brisbane (May 2005) Retail Host, HMV Music Store, Pacific Fair, Gold Coast (2003-2004) INDUSTRY MEMBERSHIPS Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art, Brisbane Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney Sydney Arts Managers Advisory Group, Sydney Museum of Modern Art, New York National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne National Association for the Visual Arts, Australia


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Do you remember Eeyore from the Winnie the Pooh stories? He was the donkey who was always pessimistic. He walked around constantly expecting the worst to happen, never allowing himself to hope for good things to come. Now, can you imagine if he were a Christian? What do you think others who saw him would think of God? They would think He doesn't care about people, and doesn't want what's best for us. They would have no idea just how much He loves us!
That's why our responses to our struggles in our life are so important. They're not just a reflection of our faith in God, they also help us tell the world around us how great our God is! When we struggle, we need to choose to remain focused on His promises, knowing that He will deliver us from our problems. In hard times, we can't be wearing our Eeyore hat. Instead, we need to take captive EVERY thought, especially the negative ones, and make them all obedient to Christ. (2 Cor. 10:5). When we choose to tune out the negativity and stay focused on God, the people around us will see how the ways of this world can't bring us down. They'll see the incredible joy that comes from our choice and want to experience it for themselves. So the next time you struggle, remember to choose to focus on God. Your response won't just be for your own benefit, it also can glorify God to all those around you!
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Variants for Safe and Elegant Child Bed
In stores, you can find a huge selection of cots and cradles, as well as various accessories. On the one hand, it allows you to choose a model for anyone, even the most fastidious taste, and on the other – makes tormented by doubts of the parents, which option to choose.
Do you need a cradle for a baby?
From the point of view of psychology, newborn babies, who recently left her mother's tummy comfortable, much more comfortable to sleep in the cradle, than in the big bed. It is this – huge – it seems every newborn baby cot.
Let's look at the pros and cons of children's cradle. The baby crib is cozy as a warm nest. It is quite mobile, it can be moved around the home, and it does not take up much space. But it is designed for children up to six months, but when you consider that some kids start to get up on its feet in the 5 months, the period of use of the cradle is greatly reduced.
That is why many mothers, in order to save adapted to use as a crib or stroller bassinet from her. Some families buy for this purpose a large wicker basket in which the baby at the first convenience.
A wooden cot
The most popular option as a child bed is a wooden cot bed with two positions: high – for babies, and lower – for children from six months.
This model is ideal for those who have decided to do without the cradle as a baby can sleep in it from birth to three years. It is very convenient to the foot of the bed castors. This makes it easy to move it around the apartment. This may be useful, for example in order to move up a bed for the night to its thus ensuring sleep closest to the joint. On the one hand, the child is in his bed, and the other – next to my mother.
This option has virtually no cons, the only thing you need to pay attention to is the fact that there was at the crib side hinged crossbar. It's quite convenient for both mothers and for the baby.
Children's beds with drawers
Typically, these beds are equipped with one or two drawers on wheels, standing on the floor that is easy to be nominated.
Boxes allow saving space for the deployment of toys or things. But not all of these beds are equipped with lids for these boxes, so the high position of the bottom bed, things that are stored there will be seen, and will gather dust. Typically, these beds are quite heavy, which excludes the possibility of their mobile movement.
Which model of a child bed to buy?
The choice for a baby bed is further complicated by the fact that we, in fact, still do not know for whom to buy it, that is, some kids do not like rocking in bed, while others are moving almost immediately into bed with their parents. But, despite this, something still can be provided. If you are considering the possibility of co-sleeping with your baby, you should not buy an expensive beautiful crib. Many parents who have opted for co-sleeping, doomed piece of furniture, which until recently were chosen so carefully on useless downtime in the corner. When the time comes, and the question arises, on the movement of a child from parental bed to his own bed, it will be appropriate to opt for a cute baby settee.


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Tried and Tested: XTreme Lashes
We try the signature services at venerable US eyelash extension brand XTreme Lashes at its first outpost in Hong Kong.
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The Basics: Xtreme Lashes is one of the foremost eyelash extension experts in the city, attracting clients willing to spend a bit more for the security and comfort of a world-class salon and carefully vetted procedures.
The Experience: Xtreme Lashes prides itself on using safe and hygienic processes for applying extensions that keep lashes looking natural and undamaged. My session began with a one-on-one consultation to take me through the choices available. I drifted off into slumberland within the first 15 minutes as the technician began applying extensions to each individual lash. The one-and-a-half-hour process was completely pain-free and quite peaceful, with only the soft spa music and gentle whirring of the tools to be heard. I woke up to a stunning set of luscious long lashes.
The Takeaway: I was amazed at how light the lashes felt and, after a few days, I hardly noticed them at all. I also loved how there was no maintenance involved to keep them looking full and fantastic—all I had to do was make sure to stay away from oil-based face cleanser and give them a quick swipe with the brush (provided) in the mornings to even out the strands. The extensions last as long as the duration of your natural eyelash growth cycle, so you'll have to head back after about six to eight weeks.
Full set of eyelash extensions $1,388. 3/F, V Plus, 68-70 Wellington St., Central, 3708-8961, xtremelashes.com.hk


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BOSTON (MarketWatch) -- Home-builder stocks rallied Tuesday after the Federal Reserve said it would expand its securities-lending in an effort to pump more liquidity into financial markets.
Shares of an exchange-traded fund tracking residential builders, iShares Dow Jones U.S. Home Construction ITB, +0.88% were up more than 7% in afternoon trading.
The Fed joined with other central banks to extend its temporary lending program by increasing the funds it will make available and broadening the collateral it will accept beyond the highest-rated mortgages. See full coverage.
The move overshadowed corporate news coming out of the home-builder sector, which has been heavily shorted by hedge funds and traders.
Hovnanian Enterprises Inc. HOV, -3.03% said its quarterly loss deepened while another home builder warned that joint-venture partners failing to meet their obligations could be the next problem area for an industry already blistered by the housing downturn.
Hovnanian posts wider loss
Hovnanian rose more than 14% at last check after reporting late on Monday a fiscal first-quarter loss of $130.9 million, or $2.07 a share, from a loss of $54.6 million a year ago.
Revenue fell to $1.09 billion from $1.17 billion last year. Analysts surveyed by FactSet Research estimated a loss of $1.99 a share on revenue of $955.6 million.
Hovnanian said it has closed an amendment on its revolving credit facility maturing in May 2011. The Red Bank, N.J.-based company said in return for a "meaningfully less restrictive covenant package," the amendment cuts the maximum commitment amount to $900 million and secures outstanding amounts with liens on a portion of Hovnanian's assets.
Several builders have had to renegotiate terms with lenders as the housing bust has pressured their balance sheets and cash flows.
Hovnanian's net contracts in the fiscal first quarter fell 41% to 1,511 contracts. The cancellation rate declined slightly to 38% from 40% in the fourth quarter.
Chief Executive Ara Hovnanian during a television interview Tuesday said he can't say the housing market has hit bottom and is ready for a recovery. "It's not here at the moment yet," he told CNBC.
Although builders continue to use incentives to attract buyers, in the past few weeks sales have been better than expected and he hopes for more interest-rate cuts from the Federal Reserve next week, the CEO said.
Hovnanian thinks markets that have been beaten up the most such as Southern California and other coastal areas could recover first, citing lower relative inventory levels and a lack of permitted land.
"We believe the outlook is slightly better for Hovnanian following the first quarter financial release," wrote David Urani at Wall Street Strategies in a report Tuesday. He upgraded the shares to buy from hold, even though he expressed concern over gross margins, falling home prices and deliveries.
"Nevertheless, we believe the market will adjust for this, and as such, the company will still have the capacity for another upside surprise in revenues," the analyst said. "We also expect the company will not have to rely on any further debt issues in [the fiscal second quarter], and will reduce its debt balance."
Meanwhile, Megan Talbott McGrath at Lehman Brothers said Hovnanian had a mixed quarter.
"Although closings growth performed meaningfully better than our expectations, weaker orders growth implies that the improvement was likely only temporary," said McGrath, who has an underweight rating on Hovnanian shares.
She raised her full-year outlook on Hovnanian to a loss of $8.03 a share "with the positive impact from lower full-year forecasted impairment charges offset by weaker margin and pricing expectations."
"The company has obviously had to more aggressively cut prices and offer greater incentives than we had expected, and high relative land costs in many markets are also factoring into the weak margins relative to other builders," wrote JMP Securities analysts in a research note.
Hovnanian has been aggressively selling homes in Florida and has managed to trim its backlog, they said.
"Overall, we find that its very low margin level (well below most other builders) and high debt load continue to leave the company in a precarious financial position," the analysts wrote. "Losses in 2008 are again likely to be substantial."
Rally or mirage?
Home-builder shares have been volatile in recent weeks, but Hovnanian was up 20% so far this year heading into Tuesday's session on hopes that prices have softened enough to initiate a recovery.
Still, some say those recovery hopes are simply a mirage, and that prices need to come down further after the multiyear housing boom.
"Home-price declines are arguably a long-term positive for many markets by moving them back to equilibrium; however, in the near- to medium-term, the adjustment process is a painful one," said Deutsche Bank analysts in a March 4 research note.
"As sentiment deteriorates, home price declines tend to beget further home price declines, further dampening demand," they added. "This is particularly the case given the national character of this housing downturn and how rapidly price declines have occurred."
As housing prices fall, some homeowners, particularly those who put little money down, are finding the loan is bigger than the house's value. This could stimulate more foreclosures.
"In our view, home price declines, not volumes will be the primary determinant of ultimate housing recovery," Deutsche Bank said. "Overall, we think some investors may be getting optimistic too early, as a sharp recovery in volumes is unlikely in the second half of 2008."
Toll warns on joint ventures
One of the industry's most recognizable names, Toll Brothers Inc. TOL, +1.55% in a securities filing warned it may be "adversely impacted" by the failure of joint-venture participants to fulfill their obligations. Toll added the disclosure to its risk factors.
Toll and other builders have investments in joint ventures to develop real estate. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing Monday, the Horsham, Pa.-based company said the joint ventures typically borrow money to finance their operations.
"In certain circumstances, the joint venture participants, including ourselves, are required to provide guarantees of certain obligations relating to the joint ventures," Toll said. "As a result of the continued downturn in the homebuilding industry, some of these joint ventures or their participants have or may become unable or unwilling to fulfill their respective obligations."
Also, in cases where the luxury builder doesn't have a controlling interest, it may not be able to force JV partners to honor their obligations or renegotiate the terms. If the JVs or their participants don't live up to their commitments, Toll could be required to expend "additional resources" or suffer "significant" losses.
Shares of Toll Bros. were up 5% in afternoon dealings.


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Did the Police Use Kelvingrove to Punish the Hetherington Occupiers?
This article was originally written for Glasgow University Guardian over a year ago, however was never published.
In April last year, Britain's own prince charming, Prince William, Wills (or Big Willy as he is known to those closest to him) was finally wedded to the equally charming Kate Middleton, in a gloriously splendid display of monarchic …
Glasgow Illegally Turning Away Homeless Clients
Over a year ago, I wrote about the personal experience of a friend of mine who, despite serious need of safe secure accommodation, was initially turned away from the Hamish Allan centre after spending the previous night under a table in one of the offices, regardless of the seriousness of the situation that she was in.
Gendered Discourse and Disagreements
Glasgow's Ongoing Tradition of Protest
Glasgow has a long tradition of struggle, probably the most notable among the cities that currently comprise the UK state. From the Act of Union in 1707, when people attacked the provost's home, after he refused to allow anti-Union messages to be read, stormed the council chambers and were stopped from marching to Edinburgh by …
Cameron in Glasgow: Tactical Lessons
This is a guest post written by one of the anti-Cameron protestors at the event on 31st July, who is unwilling to identify themselves fearing harassment. It has been published with minor formatting changes.
For background to this event and other policing in Glasgow, see these two articles: 'Cameron's footsoldiers no shame!' at Glasgow Defence Campaign …
Glasgow's Total Policing
After the debacle of the refugee demo earlier this month which generated a pile of complaints about the heavy handed and racist policing of a planned rally in support of refugees moved on so that a public square could be given over to fascists and has necessitated an internal inquiry, you may think that Strathclyde …
Homelessness and Glasgow City Council
Link to Advice on Housing Rights in Scotland
This is the experience that I have had with a friend of mine, who turned up yesterday on my doorstep having seen her once only briefly over the previous couple of years. It spans two days of phone calls, police involvement, hospital attendances and homeless units.
Fifty Shades of Misogyny
I want to be Miss West End 2012!!!!
A friend recently brought to my attention the "Miss West End" competition currently running in Glasgow as part of the West End Festival. Competitions aren't really my thing to be honest: when teams are being picked for pub quizes I'm thrown straight back to Primary School sports day with the same resigned look in …


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Steinbach Shoulder Rest for 1/8 - 1/4 - 1/2 Violin
This 1/8 - 1/4 - 1/2 size violin shoulder rest is ergonomically contoured to fit your shoulder. It is made of a crescent shaped plastic bar and is covered in a soft, yet firm black padding. It's compact enough to fit sparingly in your instrument case. The black feet can be adjusted up and down for height, swivel forward and backwards, and screwed in or out for width so the rest can be positioned and fit to your specific requirements. The shoulder rest is completely adjustable, so it will fit any 1/8 - 1/4 - 1/2 violin player.


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The death toll in the Las Vegas concert massacre has risen to 58 with the injured victims numbering over 500.
The deadly massacre, one of the worst in recent American history, occurred on Sunday night while Americans partook in a final phase of singer Jason Aldean's music festival.
The police have also provided more information on the suspected shooter, Stephen Paddock.
The Sheriff, Joe Lombardo, said the police discovered 10 rifles in Mr. Paddock's apartment at the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay hotel, where the shooter was suspected to have been lodging since September 28. He added that findings indicate that the rifles were brought by Mr. Paddock.
Mr. Lambardo also said contrary to previous reports that the police had killed the Mr. Paddock, they had reasons to believe he killed himself.
"I know that he had killed himself. We know that he brought the weapon in on his own," he said.
Mr. Lombardo also said the hotel's room service reported finding nothing unusual while cleaning the room belonging to Mr. Paddock.
The police chief also said a thorough search on related data on Mr. Paddock's affairs have shown no link with local or international terrorists.
Mr. Paddock's brother, Eric, also expressed shock at his brother's action.
"It makes no sense," he never hit anybody," said the shooter's brother.
The police are still looking for links to the possible reasons for the deadly incidence.
American President Donald Trump has reacted to the incident and is expected to visit Lass Vegas soon.
"It was an act of pure evil. We cannot fathom their pain, we cannot imaging their loss. The families of the victims; we are praying for you, we are here for you," Mr. Trump said.
The suspected shooter started firing an automatic rifle from the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay hotel at 10:08 p.m. (0708 GMT) at a crowd of people watching an outdoor music.
The shootings continued for moments until the police arrived the scene of the incidence.


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Year 9 World War II Workshops
Thursday 11th February 2016
Mr Jason King was back at St James' yesterday, to share his many and varied artefacts and stories about the Second World War. The Year 9 students were actively engaged and really let their curiosities run loose. Mr King was very complimentary, yet again, about our students' impeccable manners and behaviour. Well done to them all!
Thank you to Sarah Royle of Year 9, official school photographer, for these great photos.


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SAN ANTONIO — Four police officers were wounded -- two critically -- after a man grabbed guns from two of them while they tried to break up a fight at a restaurant early Friday, authorities said.
One of the officers fatally shot the man, identified by the Texas Department of Criminal Justice as Jamie Lichtenwalter, 26.
Officers were called to a Denny's restaurant in the northeast section of the city about 3:30 a.m. after Lichtenwalter confronted a man who had gone out with Lichtenwalter's girlfriend, said Sgt. Gabe Trevino, a San Antonio police spokesman.
The girlfriend told a restaurant worker to call police because Lichtenwalter had a shotgun in his car and had threatened to kill her, Trevino said.
When police arrived, Lichtenwalter punched Det. John Bocko, grabbed his gun, and eventually fired all 16 rounds in the clip, Trevino said. He then took a gun from Officer David Evans and was firing that weapon when Officer Michael Muniz shot him to death, Trevino said.


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Here are the results of taking apart the Ennio wifi doorbell. I haven't had a chance to dump the memory from this device yet, but I received a request to take some photos of the internals. Here are those photos;
The SoC is a RaLink RT5350, the data sheet for the chip can be found here. I guess some of the pins on the wide connector are for programming the memory chip (JTAG). I just need to work out which ones.
I'm looking for memory dump options, at first I wanted to mount my NFS server onto the device and dump to a file there, however that won't work due to NFS being missing from the device. The other option is to dump it to telnet using base64 encoding, then decode it on the other side… This would be less than ideal but still possible. I need to boot the device up again to figure out what to do next.
Setting up a cross compile toolchain to build new binaries might be the best option for getting what I need out of this thing. Although I doubt the source code for the IPCam will be available to me.
The most important thing for me to do is to disable the wifi hardware. Once disabled it's safe to actually put the hardware on the wall outside. I will likely need to take it down at some point, if I intend to flash the memory. I still wouldn't recommend buying an Ennio wifi doorbell, or any of the variations out there. The failure point is the OS which is a black box of obscurity over security. I would love to have the time to develop a better open-source OS to run on these things which would work on foscam, wansview and others too. Like OpenWRT but for IPCams.


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I think that rc.sysinit is too big, it does many things that could be done
early (or late) in the normal boot sequence. It also does some things that
can lock a machine (loading sound modules) that would make recovering with
single user impossible. Attached is a prelimarly patch that moves the
kernel /boot stuff into an early part of the SysV init, and the sound
drivers into a later part, also saving the sound driver settings at service
shutdown (rather than in rc.halt).
The patch needs a cleanup, a sainity check (I don't have sound in my test
machine yet), and symlinks etc need to be added, but this gives you a
This is similar to bug 14672 and I hope that both can find there way into a
future initscripts release.
Created attachment 7163 [details]
Patch to move parts of rc.local into SysV subsystems
Sorry, that patch is for rc.sysinit not rc.local
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Kona Hawaii Fishing Report - Jan. wrap-up.
Kona Hawaii fishing report January wrap-up.
The striped marlin have arrived. Not many of them yet but it is the beginning of the season for them so it should get better. Unlike the blue and black marlin, the striped marlin are a schooling fish so it's possible to get more than one hooked up at the same time. That's what I thought was happening to me last week when the line started tearing off my short rigger rod and right after, the long rigger rod hooked up too. I saw a good size splash on the first hook up and when the 2nd one took off I yelled "YES! Striped marlin" I haven't hooked up a stripe this season yet so I was pumped. The meat on a striped marlin is a lot better than blue marlin meat. The blue marlin meat is white where the striped marlin meat is usually pink but sometimes you can cut open a striped marlin and the meat is pumpkin orange. That's the best sashimi there is. I'll take that over ahi any day of the week. I think I was already salivating just thinking about it when we got the first fish up to the boat and what? It's a mahi mahi. It ended up being a double mahi mahi bite even though it's not the season for them. As I explain on my Fishing Season Calendar page and even in last month's report about the out of season ono bite, we can catch any fish at any time of the year. While I was just a little disappointed that it wasn't striped marlin, the mahi mahi that ate the short rigger bait ended up being a 34.5 lb. bull. That made Kona's "Big Fish List" as the biggest of the year so I got some publicity out of it plus another entry for my "Hall of Fame" page.
There have been a few, very few, blue marlin around but there was a good ahi bite in a porpoise school recently. I worked a porpoise school for a while on a couple of trips, towing two live skipjack tuna baits on one trip and using lures and even the green stick method on another trip. No bites. There were several other boats working the schools each time. It seems to me that the more boats that work the school, the less the ahi seem to bite. It's always best to be the first one to find the school. I'm still waiting for the bigeye tuna to show up on the buoys. Last year at this time I was catching some nice ones. The spearfish showed up as expected and the bite should be good until the water starts heating up in the summer.
Bottom fishing turned up mostly sharks this month and the bite is still less than it should be. There were some days that the bottom fishing grounds were just too rough to even go fish there. The best bottom fishing grounds are North of the harbor up near the airport where the deep ledge is at an angle to the prevailing current. That's what makes it good there. There's another ledge that's just South of the harbor and goes for several miles but it runs parallel to the current so it doesn't hold fish as well. I said in last month's report that I was experimenting with some other bottom fishing techniques and I had to buy even more gear this month in order to proceed. I'm sure I'll still need to buy even more stuff before I can find out if another technique will work better than what I'm doing now. I still haven't caught any GT this winter even though it's their peak season. They got to be around somewhere!
See 'ya on the water soon ,
Capt. Jeff Rogers ,
About The Author: Captain Jeff Rogers
Company: Hawaii Sport Fishing
Area Reporting: Kona Hawaii
Bio: Whether you're looking for that big trophy catch of a lifetime, some delicious fish to take home or just wanting to catch fish after fish after fish until your arms are too weak to haul in another, I'll do my best to give you the best Hawaii fishing trip you've ever had!


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The main reason I use Instagram is to convince myself that my life is as packed with fun and adventure as I'd like it to be. I work my subject matter–trail running, my dog, my baby, and trails from the Hudson Highlands to the Adirondacks –in such a way so as to present things as they might appear in a Patagonia catalog, an REI blog post, or as the subject of an episode of The Dirtbag Diaries.
Or at least I try. Sometimes I just post pictures of the baby playing with something, like a bandana or a musical turtle, but the goal of my body of insta-work is to portray some sort of dream life, and that my crazy job in advertising doesn't even register on the scale of things I do. The way I measure how well I'm doing this is to compare myself to people who are doing the same thing, but way better than I do it. These people (well, mostly their Instagram accounts) give me a bit of something I'm calling instagrenvy.
I think I do a pretty good job. After all, I do get outside a lot for hiking, running, and general frolicking. My dog and baby are about as cute as anything I've ever seen, and I've been holding on to a tenuous balance between work and life. My instagram photos tell a fairly accurate, albeit highly curated, story about my life, but the people who give me instagrenvy seem to do it with half the effort I do. My perception is that their adventure-life and fun-having are native to their existence, whereas mine are constantly fighting for survival.
Why do I think this? I don't really know. Aside from professional athletes like Tony Krupicka, everyone has to balance fun with obligations , even professional types with seemingly dreamlike existences (I'm looking at you Grayson Schaffer), and I'm sure even TK has to do something other than blasting up the mountains around Boulder all day long.
The nice thing about Tony and Grayson is that they live very far away from me, which allows me to write off their level of radness as something that doesn't really exist.
But it's not so easy for me to dismiss the radness of people who live on the East Coast like I do, and it's especially difficult when they either live very close to me or very close to where I grew up.
There's a bike shop in Woodstock, NY called Overlook Bicycles, which is only an hour and a half from where I live now, and only about ten minutes from where I grew up, and their Instagram is pretty much perfect. It's all bikes, Catskill Mountain trails, beer, coffee, and community, all of which give me great amounts of instagrenvy , and it makes me wonder why I can't just switch up a few things and live in that world too.
Another one is West Kill Brewing. These guys are starting a brewery in the Catskill Mountain town of West Kill, and if you look at their Instagram, you'll be immersed in a beautiful, rustic wonderland of beer, beards, and peace.
Perhaps my greatest instagrenvy comes from the Instagram account of the Brooklyn Trail Runners. They are, without a doubt, the merriest band of mountain/trail/ultra runners this side of the Mississippi river. Sure, they run a lot of trails in Prospect Park, but they also do a ton of running and insta-posting in places like the Hudson Highlands and the Catskills, despite the fact that Manhattan, the Bronx, and several bridges stand between them and those places. They have struck an almost impossible balance between urban life and trail life. They give me the 'grenvy, big time.
The Instragram of the Phoenicia Diner makes me feel two terrible things: hunger and homesickness. It exists minutes from my childhood home, and manages to span several worlds within the 109 miles that separate it from my current home. Look at their account if you long to hike and eat, and be prepared for your longing to grow.
Lymbus Life is an ad agency that focuses entirely on outdoor sports. They've worked with Killian. Their Instagram is almost entirely photos of mountain running and skimo. It's just not fair. Granted, they're in Europe, which is not at all near where I live, but my instagranvy of them is so great I just had to put them on the list.
I'm not gonna lie; there are a lot more instagrams to add to this list, but I need to cut it short because otherwise it'll take all day. I follow 577 people, many because I like to escape vicariously into the worlds of those with a super cool existence. Isn't that what Instagram is for?


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After a five-year long development and release cycle, the minds behind Project M have decided to bring the popular Super Smash Bros. Brawl mod to a close. First released on February 8, 2011, Project M was intended to make Brawl a more competitive fighting game experience by bringing the mechanics more in line with those of Super Smash Bros. Melee, Brawl's more competitively minded predecessor.
However, on December 1, 2015, the Project M development team officially announced that the version 3.6 patch would be the final release, citing that they would rather bring the project to a definite end as opposed to seeing it fade away as fan and developer interest in the project dwindled.
While many fans will be sorry to see the project come to an end, this isn't the last we'll see of the Project M team. At the same time that they announced the end of Project M's development, it was announced that they would be moving on to a new project, built from the ground up with brand new designs. While no further details have been revealed, there has been some speculation that they are working on a game of their own, or other similar project. So, while we may be sad to see Project M come to a definitive close, we can wish the team behind it good fortune on their new venture and hope that we some details on their new project soon.


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The VT3
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Pre-stage three communique (from 11 Aug 18)
View the 2018 racer information packet (Last update: 9 August 2018)
Inspired by the popularity of seminal events like the BC Bike Race and Trans Cascadia, the VT3 is a celebration of the singletrack presented by riders, for riders. Beginning on Friday, August 10 and concluding on Sunday, August 12, the VT3 will showcase three trail centers across northeastern Vermont.
The weekend begins Friday evening with a time trial at the Hardwick Trails in Hardwick, Vermont. Best known for its farms and food producers, Hardwick has a small but technical network of singletrack that is the result of a few dedicated, passionate volunteers. Saturday takes racers to the slopes of Umpire Mountain and the Victory Hill Sector in Victory, Vermont. Victory Hill is the brainchild of bike racer John McGill, who, with the help of Vermont legend Knight Ide, developed a world class enduro network over the mountain from the famed Kingdom Trails. Racing concludes Sunday on the trails of the Craftsbury Outdoor Center, a Nordic ski and rowing center that has quietly developed a robust set of fun, flowy trails.
After the opening time trial, the second and third VT3 stages will be in the realm of 15-20 miles, prioritizing fun downhills and the technical singletrack for which Vermont is known. New for 2018: we are offering a "short course" option, consisting of the opening time trial and 1 lap of the day 2 and day 3 courses. This is a great way to race the VT3 without totally shelling yourself. Total mileage for the "short course" race will be in the realm of 20-25 miles.
Cost for the event is $150 for the first 25 registered racers, $175 after that, with a cap of 150 participants. The Craftsbury Outdoor Center is offering a lodging package that includes meals from dinner Friday through Sunday lunch, along with race entry starting at $350.
Rules: We are trying to keep things light on rules. But we do have two. First, no switching bikes. Second, don't cut the course. We will endeavor to have tape up, but just be a good person and ride the line as it is intended. Cutting courses is pretty weak racing.


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I sort of still feel that way.
I was really excited to be able to review a book on writing. "The Story Cure: A Book Doctor's Pain-Free Guide to Finishing Your Novel or Memoir" by Dinty W. Moore
...No, not that one...
is probably the most friendly-toned book on improving writing that I have ever read. That may not sound like a lot, but when you're in real story trouble, that's useful. And encouraging. And that is a lot of what this book is: encouragement.
It's separated into chapters to diagnose the illness your writing may have picked up, and each comes with examples to make sure the cure for it is clear.
That said, if you've had the luck to be in a really great creative writing class, you probably are quite familiar with most of the advice. For that reason, I'd recommend this first to people who haven't had that experience, because it will come in handy in more ways than you can imagine.
But, there were still things to be learned here even if you've had the luxury of good advice or a wonderful mentor...
like the "invisible magnetic river", a term I will probably remember for the rest of my life. It refers to the pull of the story-how lovely is that? I found his attitude in dealing with revising and how he goes about it to be really helpful, too.
If you're writing, and kind of lost...Or just lost and haven't been able to write (a place I find myself too often these days) this will help. I'd say grab a copy of this and make yourself some tea.
This is a light, inspiring reference read you'll probably go through many times in the journey to finish your story.
**I received this book from Blogging for Books


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spaces, shopping areas, educational facilities, services, etc. are grouped in close
proximity to each other making the importance of open spaces in the urban environment
a key consideration in urban planning if the health of a place and its people are
both considered important.
Places that have a flourishing tourism industry seem to have open spaces high on
their list by providing a variety of well cared for landscaped and protected natural
areas that provide a combination of habitat for wildlife and support for human health
and recreation. Open spaces within the community also serve to increase liveability,
enhance property values, and are an essential requirement for any kind of leisure
activity, organized sport or cultural endeavour.
The mental and physical health benefits of parks and green spaces have been demonstrated
to be actual preventative measures that impact positively on health care and health
care costs by relieving the stress and strain of modern day life.
Over time many urban places around the world have come to realize that open spaces
provide a healthy alternative for people in the urban environment and have gone
to great lengths to provide open spaces to the public with unique and imaginative
naturalized open spaces. The following is a small sample of places and the efforts
made for open spaces.
Over the years, the Hamilton Conservation Authority, with the help of the
Hamilton Conservation Foundation, has acquired almost 4,400 ha (10,900 acres) of
open space in the watershed it serves.
In Montreal the 200-hectare Mount Royal Park was declared a heritage site
to protect its natural and cultural qualities by municipal authorities and the Government
of Quebec.
In New York, Central Park was the first landscaped public park in the United
States. Wealthy merchants and landowners were advocates for creating the park because
they admired the public grounds of London and Paris and urged that New York needed
a comparable facility to establish its international reputation. In 1853 the state
legislature authorized the City of New York to use the power of eminent domain to
acquire more than 700 acres of land in the center of Manhattan to create a park.
The extension of the boundaries to 110th Street in 1863 brought the park to its
current 843 acres. Central Park today, continues to be shaped by the public that
uses it, from the joggers, disco roller skaters, and softball leagues to bird watchers
and nature lovers.
The Chicago Park District owns more than 8,800 acres of green space, making
it the largest municipal park manager in the United States. The Chicago Park District's
more than 600 parks offer thousands of sports and physical activities as well as
cultural and environmental programs for youth, adults, and seniors. The Chicago
Park District is also responsible for 2 world-class conservatories, 28 indoor pools,
50 outdoor pools, and 26 miles of lakefront including 23 swimming beaches plus one
inland beach. From canoeing to soccer fields to arts and crafts, there is never
a shortage of activities to participate in Chicago's parks. The Chicago Park District
today still remains the leading provider of green space and recreation in the United
Background information for the article was provided by the Hamilton Conservation
Authority, the City of Montreal, the City of New York, and the Chicago Park District.
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Fall's Top Stops in Central OK 2013
A fun fall break doesn't have to break the bank. Right here in Central Oklahoma Frontier Country (the 12 central counties of Oklahoma) there are plenty of options for the whole family to enjoy. From pumpkin patches and hayrides to football games, festivals and special exhibitions, Frontier Country is the perfect place to plan your fall getaways. There's something for everyone! Take a look at some of these top stops this fall in central OK below. You can also visit our "events" page or "do" page to see even more fun to be had this season.
- Rock Island Arts Festival, Sept. 27-29, Chickasha. Featured will be fine art displays, live music and entertainment, wine tasting and delicious food at the historic Rock Island Depot. Browse booths filled with sculpture, paintings, oils, acrylics, watercolors, wood crafts, jewelry, ceramics and more.
- Oklahoma's International Bluegrass Festival, Oct. 3-5, Guthrie. Enjoy the celebration of Bluegrass music with Byron Berline and his band along with the best bluegrass artists in the world.
- Oklahoma Czech Festival, Oct. 5, Yukon. Yukon celebrates their Czech heritage with this free one-day festival featuring numerous activities including a parade, carnival, crafts, Czech dancing and food and a coronation. The finale of the festival is a dance at Czech Hall. Festivities begin downtown at 8 a.m. and parade begins at 10 a.m.
- Oklahoma Wine Walk, Nov. 2, Norman. The Oklahoma Wine Walk will feature wineries from across the state set up underneath tents in a festival-type atmosphere. From 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., patrons can taste delicious selections from Oklahoma wineries, listen to live music from Oklahoma entertainers and stroll through outdoor booths featuring genuine wine collectibles and made-in-Oklahoma products.
- Jantz Family Farm – Daze in a Maze, Sept. 2-Nov.30, Enid. The farm features a 300,000 square-foot living field maze, hay bale maze, petting zoo, hayrides, pumpkin patch, playground, campfire site and more. Open Saturdays and Sundays, and weekdays by appointment. Admission is $7.
- Red Silo Productions at Reding Farm, Sept. 27-Nov. 3, Chickasha. The Maize at Reding Farm is Oklahoma's largest corn maze covering 35 acres. Reding Farm is complete with hayrides, pumpkin patch, farm animals train rides, campfire sites, corn cannon and more. From Sept. 27-Oct. 26 experience the 25-minute walk-through Haunted Maize.
- Orr Family Farm, Sept. 28-Nov. 16, Oklahoma City. Orr Family Farm celebrates a grand re-opening on Sept. 28 in time for the fall season. The Farm will include a variety of fall activities to entertain the family including a corn maze, pumpkin patch, hayrides, train rides, fishing pond, pony rides and zip line. Open every day in October. Admission prices vary.
- Chester's Party Barn & Farm – Pumpkin Patch & Mystery Maze, Sept. 28-Nov. 3, Piedmont. Enjoy something for all ages including the three-acre mystery maze, pumpkin patch, pony rides and hayrides, games, petting zoo and "Chester's World's Largest Ant Farm". Admission is $8.
- FrightFest, Oct. 4-Nov. 2, Frontier City in Oklahoma City. Oklahoma's only theme park features festivities for all ages at FrightFest including a haunted house for the brave at heart or the kid-friendly BooVille. BooVille includes a Trick-or-Treat Trail, pumpkin patch, pumpkin decorating, storytelling, face painting and more. Open Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays through Nov. 2 with regular park admission.
- Haunt the River Cruise, Oct. 6-27, Meridian Landing on the Oklahoma River in Oklahoma City. Board this Haunted River Cruise at 7:45 p.m. on Friday and Saturday nights in October. Enjoy appetizers, haunted tunes, cash bar onboard along with a fun costume contest. Ticket price is $35.
- Pumpkinville, Oct. 11-31, Myriad Botanical Gardens in Oklahoma City. The entire Children's Garden is transformed into a fun-filled wonderland featuring 3,000 pumpkins, games, crafts and activities, spooky storytelling, cider pressing, a hay bale maze, pumpkin painting and more. Admission is $5 for non-members. Call or check online for hours of operation.
- Fairy Tales in Miniature: Russian Lacquer Boxes from the Lucy Maxym Collection, now through Oct. 27, Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art in Shawnee.
- Dark Light: the Micaceous Ceramics of Christine Nofchissey McHorse, now through Jan. 12, Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art in Norman.
- To Pioneer, now through January, Gaylord-Pickens Museum in Oklahoma City.
- Allan Houser, now through 2014, museums across Oklahoma including National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum and the Oklahoma History Center join together to celebrate the centennial of the birth of Chiricahua Apache artist Allan Houser.
Other Can't-Miss Fall Events
- Day Out with Thomas: The Go Go Thomas Tour 2013, Sept. 27-29 & Oct. 4-6, Oklahoma Railway Museum in Oklahoma City. Take a 25-minute ride with Thomas the Tank Engine. Meet Sir Topham Hat, enjoy storytelling, inflatables, live music, build with Lego Duplo bricks and more. Purchase tickets in advance online or at the door.
- Candelight Tour, Sept. 28, Historic Fort Reno in El Reno. By candle and lantern light re-enactors will portray individuals who lived at or visited Historic Fort Reno during the different phases of its existence from 1874 to the present. Begins at 7 p.m. Admission is $8 and under.
- Oklahoma Derby Day, Sept. 29, Remington Park in Oklahoma City. The biggest day during Remington's Thoroughbred racing season. The first Remington Park race on Oklahoma Derby Day is set for 1:30 p.m. with plenty of other activities happening for the whole family throughout the day. Remington's 2013 Thoroughbred Season runs through Dec. 15.
For more information and a complete list of fall events in Central Oklahoma Frontier Country, visit our calendar page.
Frontier Country Marketing Association, a 501-c6 organization, promotes the economic growth of the tourism industry in the 12 central counties of Oklahoma.


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If you believe that his Twitter Tweets are written by Sanders or at least are reflective of his true beliefs, you can learn a lot about him from these 140 character quips.
First, except for ranting against trade agreements, there is virtually nothing related to the international situation in the world. There is plenty of blaming billionaires (all 400 of them) and claiming they control elections; which to any thinking person is an insult and is demeaning to the average voter.
There is a great deal complaining about what is "unfair" like private prisons, too many people in jail for drug violations, the Koch brothers, immigration, banks, student loans, CEOs, and of course billionaires, etc.
In short, if you think life is unfair to you solely because of others, Sanders will be appealing. It seems everything is wrong in America because it is not a socialist country and we don't live by transferring wealth from those who succeed to those who are comfortable with mediocrity.
His view of the world is incredibly naive, almost as naive as the people who accept all he says as fact or believe he can come close to doing all he says he will do or that if he did there would not be consequences.
He is expert, and sincere, at pandering. If you tell people what they want to hear or want to believe, you can gain support. It matters little the facts, the consequences or the impossibility of implementation. That's true for all politicians of course, but Sanders has a unique set of promises that not only create unrealistic expectations, but more important, ignore the essence and root cause of the problems he seeks to address.
Check out his Twitter posts and then check out the facts for yourself. @SenSanders
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Asthma is a leading killer of American childrenit claims 5,000 lives a yearand it's especially hard on the poor. Brooklyn and the Bronx have some of the highest rates of the disease in the country. Yet those who suffer from asthma, and related allergies and sinus conditions, often receive inferior medical treatment. Dr. Jordan Josephson aims to fix that.
A 46-year-old specialist in otolaryngology at the Manhattan Eye, Ear & Throat Hospital (and an asthmatic and allergy sufferer himself), Josephson recently founded snif (Sinus and Nasal International Foundation), the world's first organization devoted to providing comprehensive medical education for people with asthma, sinusitis, and allergies.
Too often, an asthma attack is treated as an isolated incident, says Josephson: You have areas where the indigent live, in buildings that are sick, near causeways where there are tons of fumes. Those patients go to the emergency room on their deathbed and get a Band-Aid. Doctors throw them an antihistamine or antibiotic until the next episode. Similarly, people with allergies and sinus conditions are treated for acute symptoms, then sent on their way. As a result, they often suffer chronic discomfort and lead unnecessarily limited lives. Many can't breathe when they go out, or are so tired from sleeping poorly that they can barely work.
Worse, their underlying disease goes untreated. Even when patients can afford good health care, their doctors don't often communicate across disciplines, says Josephson: You go to a pulmonologist about asthma, and he's not really concerned about your nose. But the nose is the other end of the lungs. You have to treat the entire patient.
Besides treating their own patients, snif's global team of specialists, from allergists to acupuncturists, will standardize treatment protocols and take part in community and patient education, encouraging people to recognize and avoid the environmental causes of asthma, such as household dust and fumes. Soon, they'll offer real-time Internet Q&A sessions for sufferers.
Happily, says Josephsonan endoscopic sinus surgeon who, in his own practice, treats cases that can't be helped by standard approachesmuch can be done for patients when they're treated properly. I've had people who've gone through surgeries, have been prescribed all manner of drugs, he says, but when we give them the proper care, maybe different drugs, a better surgery, their lives change. They say, Oh, God, I never knew I could feel like this.'


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March 27, 2007
Next Generation Leader
My Pastor, Steve, gave me a book several months ago. It's called "The Next Generation Leader," by Andy Stanley. It's probably the best book on leadership I've read. It's made up of five essential qualities a leader must possess. It's geared towards younger leaders, but it's useful for anyone. As I read it, I kept recognizing these qualities in men I know. The one quality that stood out to me was that a next generation leader must be coachable. Many of the great leaders and successful athletes have coaches. Their coaches don't teach them how to do what they do so much as observe from the outside.
They can see things in the leader that others may not. The big thing is that a leader must accept the criticism as well as the encouragement from the coach if he wants to be successful. We should find someone who we respect and can trust to take this role. It's pretty easy to recruit them. All you have to do is ask them to watch you and tell you what you're doing wrong. Most people will jump at that. I can remember back in high school when I was running cross-country. MY coach filled many more roles for me personally than just being a running coach. But the way he coached was the best way to do it. Most running coaches think they're a better coach if they can run with you when you're training. I disagree. My coach, Marty Sobczak, would run but away from us. He would watch us from a distance and up close. I can remember times when he would tell me one little adjustment I needed to make in my form that helped my endurance tremendously. That's what a leadership coach must be able to do is step outside and observe. I got this book for my two brothers-in-law this Christmas. While reading the book, I saw these qualities in their lives and knew they would benefit from this book. One of them apparently thought I was getting him a joke book or something odd, but when he opened it he seemed very interested in reading it. If you know someone who has a natural leadership quality about them, I would encourage you to buy this book for them. They will thank you later, I pretty much guarantee.


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Mayville, N.Y.: – County Executive candidate, George Borrello, is excited to announce his plans to develop an incentives program to assist farmers who supply raw materials to the brewery and distilleries industries (hops, barley, oats, malt, and other agriculturally-produced raw materials), and incentives to help the Breweries and Distilleries themselves. The program, to be named Grow Chautauqua, will help offset the costs associated with farm production infrastructure, equipment purchases, and certain soft costs not typically covered through existing programs and traditional lenders. As part of the program, the County will also seek to make County-owned sites available to farmers interested in participating in the program, thereby putting fallow land back into productive use.
"The program's proposed incentives will be made available to farmers and will be tied to certain benchmarks such as job creation, the total private investment made by the agricultural concern, and an increase in production," stated Mr. Borrello. "This will assist breweries by increasing their local supply of raw materials and will help to offset capital costs. Grow Chautauqua! incentives will also help the community by creating jobs thereby increasing local tax revenues, putting more productive land into use for agriculture, and growing the brewing and distilling industries." The goal is to establish Chautauqua County as a mecca for breweries and distilleries, as well as their agricultural suppliers. "While these crops can sometimes be a lower-priced commodity, there are specialty brewers, distillers and others that will pay a premium for quality products. For example, there is a local grower, I was told about, who is selling hops at a premium price to a popular craft brewery in downtown Buffalo," Mr. Borrello explained.
Another key component of the program will be to potentially establish a countywide co-op for hops, where the county will invest in processing and storage infrastructure so that local growers can grow hops and bring them to the facility to be processed and stored. Grant funding and other support will be sought for not only creating the co-op but also to develop an aggressive marketing campaign for the Grow Chautauqua! Program.
The Grow Chautauqua! Program is in response to an increase in demand resulting from the startup and expansion of new breweries and distilleries county-wide and throughout the state. "There has been an explosion of new breweries and distilleries across New York State and throughout the nation," stated Mr. Borrello. In many cases, breweries, wineries, distilleries, wine/brewery trails, and festivals have become regional destinations, drawing people from outside of the area to support local producers and to spend money. The Grow Chautauqua! Program is also in response to the Governor's new Farm Brewery Law, which created a license for craft brewers that use New York grown ingredients and includes an exemption on brand label registration fees for small brewers. Several other regulatory and legislative reforms at the state level have created an environment ripe for the growth and expansion of breweries, distilleries, and the agricultural suppliers to them. "Before the civil war, New York State was one of the leading hops producers in the Country, so there is no reason to believe that it can't regain this position in the future," concluded Mr. Borrello.


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Open a finished model (such as Default_Male_Human) and merge the animations model. Use the Merge Animation option (File -> Merge Animation, select "AnimationsModel.ugh", and click Open, select all the animations you want to copy, and hit OK). Your computer may hang a little at this point (there are a lot of animations), but don't worry, leave it alone for a little while and it will come back. Your model will now have all of the animations from the animation model included in it!


text: The VEGA DM-990 smart phone from Brava, dual mode CDMA-EVDO/GSM dual standby combines all your requirements in one phone working with Android operating system. The two systems CDMA and GSM stay connecting all the time with a user friendly interface to deal with both GSM and CDMA for sending and receiving calls, SMS, multimedia messages, and internet connecting through the desired network in easy steps. The home screen with 5 desktops makes it easy to reach the different services, applications, and browse widgets that are available in your phone. In addition to that, VEGA fully supports both English and Arabic languages. With all its valued features, the VEGA is really what you are waiting for.


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Breville VBL062 Blend-Active Blender
Item Number: 9000698226
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Make healthy and nutritious shakes, slushies and smoothies at home in seconds with the Breville VBL062 Blend-Active Blender.
Powered by a 300 watt motor, the base unit is capable of crushing ice, allowing you to create refreshing slushies, perfect for serving on hot summer days. All you need to do is throw in the ingredients you fancy and make use of the two supplied leak-proof lid blending bottles to take your drinks out and about...perhaps to take a healthy treat to school, or to take with you when hitting the gym. You can be confident that your drink will be kept safe and spill free. Not only will this save you money, it will also make sure you are enjoying a healthier refreshment - and all in a solution designed to work around todays modern lifestyle. Its the easy way to ensure you are consuming your 5 a day and the must have kitchen gadget!
- Power - 300 watts
- 0.6 litre capacity
- Pulse function
- Ice crushing function
- Dishwasher safe parts
- Safety lock
- Supplied with the blender motor unit, 2 x 600ml blending bottles with lids and an instruction booklet
- Power cord storage
- 1m long power cord
- 1 Year Guarantee
- Dimensions - 12.8cm W x 12.4cm D x 37cm H
- Appliance Type: Blender
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Please note, we cannot offer refunds on perishable goods, pierced jewellery, duvets, pillows, mattresses, underwear or on swimwear if the hygiene seal is not in place or has been broken. Items which are made to order will also be non returnable unless faulty or not as described. Your legal rights are not affected.
Goods can be returned to your nearest Oldrids & Downtown store, or alternatively, tell us about the product you want to return by emailing us at email@example.com or phoning us on 03452 505502, remembering to include your order number, 10 digit item code and the reason for return and whether you would like a full refund or a replacement.
We recommend that a verifiable method of return delivery is used, as proof of posting cannot be taken as proof of receipt.
For larger items we can organise for a courier to come and collect the product you wish to return and will discuss collection charges with you at the time.


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Sony Pictures has picked up a pitch from director Gore Verbinski and writer Steve Conrad, who previously teamed on 2005's Nic Cage film "The Weather Man," for an untitled project which has been nicknamed "Driverless Car Race".
The story is described as a large-scale action-adventure that centers on a transcontinental race with driverless cars. Starting out as a beta test between competing software companies to spearhead a driverless car initiative, it quickly takes an unexpected turn as the test becomes a major race from Paris to Beijing.
The focus will be on the everyday people who are passengers in these autonomous cars who try to take control of the experiment as these vehicles go off-road and off the grid. In a statement, Verbinski says:
"Essentially, we are going to take the funniest comedic actors of this generation and slowly unleash them as we examine the very notion of 'passengers' who fundamentally cannot remain passive.
At a time when we give more and more liberty away for the benefits of technology, there is nothing more primal and direct as this specific physical abdication of control: Removing a steering wheel from the grasp of human being.
The driver-less car is coming, It's right around the bend, and it represents an immediate and relevant opportunity to explore the classic 'Man against Machine' genre spliced into a large scale Automotive Rally. Stating the obvious – Things are going to get out of control."
Both Verbinski and Conrad were set to make the North Korean-set "Pyongyang" before the project fell apart in December in the wake of "The Interview" ruckus.
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0. Intitially I was going to switch a windows partition from /w95 --> /w98
first I issued a umount -a (standard to dismount all windows partitions and /home didnt matter for the moment)
Before I got any further I had to back out so I did a mount -a followed by a df. None of the dismounted
partitions showed and not under mount either.
cat /proc/mounts showed /dev/root being ro now. After a few failures I decided to test this on other machines.
1. A beta1 machine (same effect but only with / being ro and /home being mounted and invisible under df/mount
2. Two beta2 text server installs, one ide, one scsi same as #1.
3. Firewall RH70 production box. same as 1.
4. Secondary DNS production RH70 box. No effect but it only has 2 partitions / and /boot.
Solution to problem:
1. umount -a
mount -n -o remount rw /
mount -t vfat /dev/hda1 /w95
mount -t ext2 /devhdb1 /home
After issueing these commands the partitions would again show up under df and mount. The only one that
didnt error out was the one with the two partitions instead of the RH default partitions.
I am as puzzled as anyone else and would like to see if this can be duplicated. I suspect the combination
of the partition setup and umount. 5 different out of six machines worries my logic.
At any rate it is logged even if it proves bogus.
So far I am only able to duplicate this problem with server installs/upgrades. Workstation or custom file systems will not
rewrite /dev/root to ro if the file structure doesnt default to RH partition scheme. I am installing a 6.2 box to see how far back I
can duplicate this.
This defect is considered MUST-FIX for Florence Gold release
Under RH6.2 with a server install and the partitions formated as / /usr /var /home /boot the same problem exists. Under the
conditions of a custom or workstation install say with / /boot or / /home umount -a will not change /dev/root to ro. So mount -a
works as designed.
This may warrant updates for previous releases, and I dont really know how far back since I only retained 6.2 and gave out
my older versions to other people.
I also forgot to mention that /dev/pts must be remounted as well else the VT logouts will issue a INIT: id "4" respawning to fast
waiting for 5 minutes and lock out all vt's.
This was discussed on testers-list; it's not a bug.
umount -a unmounts *everything* if possible, which leaves the root
fs read-only.
Discussed yes, agreed upon no.
1. This feature is not documented in the man pages anywhere.
2. This feature does not consistently work if it is not a bug. This feature only
works when I accept the FHS hierarchy that RedHat uses with a server install.
I have used that command as defined in the the man pages for years without
root being made read only.
3. If this is the case then why doesnt mount -a reverse what umount -a does?
There is no reason to modify the permissions of partition that is in use. Even
your rc.sysinit
uses mount -n -o remount ro / to change root dev to read only.
I will admit that this feature is in the source code and that technically it is not a bug but it still only works sporadically.


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Kuraray announces the decision to increase the price of its EVOH (ethylene vinyl alcohol copolymer) resin EVAL by ¥50 per kilogram for domestic and overseas shipments commencing March 1, 2008.
With the release of EVAL in 1972, Kuraray became the first company in the world to develop and commercialize such a high-quality functional resin, which boasts the highest level of gas barrier properties of any plastic (approximately 10,000 times that of general-purpose polyethylene). Given these properties, EVAL is an excellent wrapping material for preserving the freshness of foods and in the context of gasoline fuel emission controls in recent years, its use as a material for automotive fuel tanks has been expanding, as it facilitates weight reduction and molding. Furthermore, use of EVAL in floor-heating pipes as well as other home and everyday products has been growing with tight demand and supply continuing in Europe and the United States.
Against the backdrop of drastic rises in crude oil prices, the costs of raw materials including naphtha have been increasing significantly and the price of ethylene, the main raw material used in producing EVAL, has also been climbing sharply, contributing to a steep fall in revenues from EVAL operations both domestically and overseas. For these reasons, Kuraray decided to implement prices revisions, details of which are as follows.


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Trine University: Graduating Successful Students
How a tiny retention group delivers top-notch customer service with Jenzabar Retention
"This is the cell phone-service generation—if you're not happy, switch your provider" Stuart D. Jones, Vice President for Enrollment Management at Trine University recently told The Chronicle of Higher Education. "Today it's all about meeting students' needs and doing it quickly."
"In modern higher education, retention is constantly a work in progress," says Kim Bennett, Assistant Vice President for Enrollment Management at Trine. "The right technology can make a big difference. You have to get as much information as possible, as quickly as possible, to help students in the best way possible. Jenzabar Retention does that for us. The system makes it easy for us to connect students with just the right support and resources they need for their success."
Jenzabar Retention is an early-warning alert and student success workflow system. It's a powerful tool that helps institutions intervene at the right time and in the right way to get struggling students back on track. Jenzabar Retention uses custom-built and patent-pending predictive modeling techniques to identify at-risk students even before an issue arises, whether due to academic, social, or emotional challenges.
"With Jenzabar Retention and the student success initiatives we've put in place, we're seeing retention go up, not just from first year to second year, but also in the later years," says Bennett. "The real impact is on graduation rates. We're seeing more students complete their education in four years." Continue reading…


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in the Works:
Stacy's newest instrumental...inspired by the human awareness of life.
Stacy tried her hand at acoustic folk. Here's the first verse and chorus to "The Rain Is Gone". :)
Hip hop instrumental track Stacy created w/hook that Stacy also sang, "Watch Me Bleed". Needs a rapper. Hit her up on the contact page if you're interested!
Stacy just tried her hand out at pop/house music. Give it a listen with "I'll Be Around-feat Sehya" below!
Stacy just finished a cover of the song "Wonderwall" by the band Oasis. Listen below, or you can also listen on her Soundcloud page or Facebook Music page.
Collaborated with French musician, Darno, on several various projects. Just finished new track "Stronger" with Darno. (Play Below). RELEASED MARCH 9TH, 2015!!!! Also just finished new track "Hey You" with Darno. (Out now on iTunes! Also play below). Check out more of Stacy's sounds on her SoundCloud page.