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December 1st, 2016, Plantation, FL – SEPI Marketing announced that its RV media network, MobileRVing.com, is set to end 2016 with some big website traffic numbers, recording over 1.36 million visits and over 32 million page views.
MobileRVing.com is an RV Travel Search engine that helps RV Travelers choose their next destination. With over 21,000 RV Resorts and Campgrounds listed within the site, MobileRVing.com includes all places available for camping, from private to public lands, to marinas and all the way to membership properties.
The search engine does gives priority to "Preferred Properties", and that's because local businesses that surround each "Preferred Property", sponsor their MobileRVing.com profile and placement within the website. This allows local businesses an opportunity to help educate outdoor enthusiasts on the best locations to camp nearest to their businesses that cater especially to the broader RV Traveling community.
In addition to that, each property is also visited by SEPI Marketing associates so they too can experience each property to determine if it does in fact have all the necessary qualifications to merit the "Preferred Property" designation.
Even though local businesses may sponsor a campground and SEPI Marketing associates visit these locations, the overall "Preferred Property" designation can be overturned if a resort has too many negative RV Traveler reviews. Per Brian McGuinn, Director of MobileRVing.com Business, "MobileRVing.com is truly for the RV Traveler by the RV Traveler and we will always listen to our community which currently grows anywhere from 500 to 1000 new website registrations each month and so far, there are over 1000 reviews placed by our community."
MobileRVing.com, while primarily an RV Travel search engine, does have its own editorial arm, MRV The Buzz, and a social media network MRV Connect. MRV The Buzz was launched in March of 2016 but has quickly gained attention both in and outside of the United States with strong viewership in Australia, England and the Netherlands. In a statement by SEPI Marketing, their "Outdoor Destinations", articles are excellent resources for international travelers to not only find unique places and engaging experiences, but each article recommends a "Preferred Property" closest to these locations which further aids international guests in planning their trips.
MRV Connect, has its advantages too. Users can catalog their trips year over year, log the miles they've driven, keep a journal that they can share elements of within their network or keep just for themselves. The website also has the MRV Connect Gypsy, a friendly global poster that gives advice on places to visit and RV service specials.
The recent growth does not include the SEPI Marketing's mobile application viewership which has over 30,000 users in under just one year. SEPI Marketing has indicated the recent website growth almost triples their previous year's traffic and they expect that next year's growth will more than triple 2016's projected close.
Per McGuinn, "This year we will have printed over 9 million guest guides that are handed to RV travelers. MobileRVing has a presence within over half of these Guest Guides. We believe that our integrated marketing approach with print and digital, will continue to boost our viewership which will drive traffic to our customers and their sponsors."
McGuinn has also commented that when a sponsor signs with SEPI Marketing, over the past year they've been shipped window decals that promote their business on MobileRVing.com. These decals were shipped to over 17,000 outdoor recreation sponsors in 2015 and again in 2016. "We are getting to a point where the MobileRVing brand is partitioning its traffic effectively amongst print, social, direct and organic search, as each is channel is experiencing similar viewership growth.


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Posted by Alan Carr on June 4th, 2018
Posted in: Advocacy, Consumer Health, Funding, NLM Products, Outreach, PubMed
by Maribeth Slebodnik, Christina Wyles, Sheila Gephart
NEC-Zero Project, University of Arizona School of Nursing
Tucson, AZ
When born early or fragile, infants are at risk for several complications but one that is not discussed enough is necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC), although it is the second leading cause of death and the major reason for emergency surgery for fragile infants in early life. NEC is a serious condition that affects infants, typically those born prematurely, but also infants with congenital heart disease. The infection that causes NEC in many cases causes inflammation of the bowel, which can lead to damage or perforation. The result can be lifelong complications and sometimes death. Through a project called NEC-Zero, our research team at the University of Arizona College of Nursing is dedicated to eradicating NEC. Prevention of NEC centers on early recognition of its signs and symptoms by both clinicians and parents, promoting the use of human breast milk and feeding protocols, and encouraging constructive communication between parents and the clinicians caring for their infant. Dr. Gephart joined Maribeth Slebodnik and Christina Wyles, who are both nurses and librarians, to elicit support to share the resources via an outreach award in spring 2018 from the National Network of Libraries of Medicine Pacific Southwest Region.
The NEC-Zero team built on recommendations to prevent and foster timely NEC recognition in this outreach project by strategically sharing their tools with those most likely to use them. Outreach to conferences of neonatal nurse practitioners, nursing scientists, parent advocacy groups, and librarians were fueled by an enhanced website, professionally developed parent-engagement materials, a forthcoming video, and two webinars that have been archived. Reaching a broad audience, the two webinars provided education about the National Library of Medicine (NLM) and information about NEC, its signs, symptoms, tools for NEC prevention and other resources. The first webinar, focused on consumer groups and librarians, Fragile Infants: Evidence-Based Resources to Help Parents and Providers, took place on 3/29/2018 with 78 active participants. A parent advocate, Erin Umberger, who served on the initial NEC-Zero workgroup and who co-leads the NEC Society watched the webinar with her young daughter, Caroline, who positioned her stuffed animals to join the fun (see picture). Erin's daughter, Sarah, suffered from NEC and Erin works tirelessly to end NEC in her memory. The second webinar, designed primarily for health care professionals, NEC Zero Evidence Based Resources to Prevent Complications in Fragile Infants, was recorded on April 23, 2018 and reached 89 participants. The majority of attendees for both webinars stated that they were introduced to at least one health information resource or tool and that they learned a new skill they plan to use. Post-webinar evaluation responses were extremely positive, and many attendees cited their intention to share information about the signs and symptoms of NEC, the GutCheckNEC tool, the use of feeding protocols and other resources with parents and health care professionals.
The outreach award also enabled the NEC Zero team to update and provide Spanish translations for three brochures for parents and consumers about NEC – What is Necrotizing Enterocolitis, Prevent Complications and Expecting a Preemie. The brochures were updated with recent research-based information and translated into Spanish. The translation was reviewed and verified with native and non-native Spanish speakers. One attendee stated, "I work in a level three NICU with very low rates of NEC but never knew the resources that are out there for parents." As another means of sharing information about NEC, the University of Arizona College of Nursing has hosted the NEC-ZERO website for several years. The outreach award made it possible to streamline the website, add information, and increase accessibility and mobile capability to reach a wider user group.
Close to 200 people attended the webinars, gaining knowledge about NNLM and NEC-Zero resources. Offering complementary nursing continuing education hours provided by the University of Arizona College of Nursing helped us reach a large nursing audience that included registered nurses and Advanced Practice Nurses. As an important element of the webinars, we shared information about important NLM resources such as PubMed, LactMed, PubMed Health, MedlinePlus, and PubMed Clinical Queries. The majority of attendees stated that they were introduced to at least one health information resource or tool and that they learned a new skill they plan to use. The tools they learned about include GutCheckNEC, the signs and symptoms of NEC, the importance of breastfeeding, how to share information with parents and colleagues, and how to encourage feeding protocols. Broad dissemination of these tools reached clinicians and parent advocates in nearly every U.S. state. It is our hope that reaching clinicians, librarians, and advocates for parents with these tools will ultimately improve neonatal care and lead to broader prevention of NEC.
Dr. Gephart acknowledges research support to design NEC-Zero from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Nurse Faculty Scholars Program (72114) and the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (K08HS022908). The content is solely the responsibility of the authors and does not necessarily represent the official views of the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality or Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. We thank the University of Arizona Health Sciences Library for sponsoring Ms. Slebodnik's critical role in this project.

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Dance theater "Dansema" in three days 16-17, May has presented eight performances for infants "Puzzle" (choreography by Birute Baneviciute).
"Puzzle" is performance created with deep wisdom step by step taking infants towards joy of cognition. It is the first dance performance created specially for children under 3 years.
In the Gallery – moments from the tour in China.
* "Puzzle" in Vilnius – at the Arts Printing House 27, May
* "Puzzle" at the Edinburg Fringe Festival – every morning 17-22, August


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Kabutoto (カブトト?)[1] are a brand of badniks made by Dr. Eggman that exclusively appear in the video game, Sonic Labyrinth. These badniks appear in the second zone, the Labyrinth of the Sea.
Kabutoto badniks are based off of a horseshoe crab. Their body are colored crimson, while their tentacles are colored gray. They have light yellow fangs. The badniks have seven tentacles, three appearing on each side while one appears in the backs of these badniks.
Kabutoto badniks have no attack pattern. In fact, there is actually only one in the game, which can be seen guarding a key for the second act of the second level, Labyrinth of the Sea. It can be destroyed via a Spin Dash from the player, who controls Sonic the Hedgehog.
- Kabutoto's name comes from the Japanese word "Kabutogani", which is Japanese for horseshoe crab.
- ↑ Sonic Labyrinth (Sega Game Gear) Japanese instruction manual p. 30.
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Irbid MET is the most important airport of Irbid, Jordan. It is modern and one of the largest airport of the Asia. Irbid MET is important for people and goverment of Jordan.
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Airports of Jordan have international codes of IATA and ICAO. An IATA airport code is a three-letter code designating many airports around the world (including Jordan), defined by the International Air Transport Association (IATA). The characters prominently displayed on baggage tags attached at airport check-in desks are an example of a way these codes are used.
The ICAO airport code is a four-letter alphanumeric code designating each airport around the world. These codes are defined by the International Civil Aviation Organization. The ICAO codes are used by air traffic control and airline operations such as flight planning. They are not the same as the IATA codes encountered by the general public, which are used for airline timetables, reservations, and baggage handling.


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Release Date: Jul 1, 2014
Record label: Kanine Records
Genre(s): Pop/Rock, Alternative/Indie Rock, Indie Pop, Noise Pop
Not to be confused with Toronto grunge punks the Beverleys, Brooklyn's Beverly also prefer fuzzed-out guitars, just with a softer touch. The side-project of Frankie Rose, Beverly is actually the main project of Drew Citron, a former member of Rose's backing band.Careers is the debut album, and though she's not in charge, Rose's pop signature is a definite influence. Traces of Frankie's own recordings, as well as that she did with the Girls — Dum Dum and Vivian — seep into the frame, as Citron administers the same kind of sugary-sweet melodies.
Beverly's effortless indie rock debut is the result of a casual collaboration between honey-voiced guitarist Drew Citron and her occasional employer, former Dum Dum and Vivian Girl Frankie Rose. Citron's own musical CV includes The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart, while another career nodded to in the album's title is Kim Deal's. 'Madora' is the direct offspring of Pixies' 'Velouria', and the feedback riddled 'Planet Birthday' and breathless garage of 'Out On A Ride' pass muster as out-takes from The Breeders' 'Last Splash'.
Beverly began during Frankie Rose's 2013 tour when she and her band's keyboardist, Drew Citron, spent long hours talking about their shared musical tastes. Rose was keen to go back to playing drums, Citron was looking for an outlet for her songs, so it made perfect sense for them to join forces. After a quick listen to the duo's first album Careers, it's easy to hear some of the bands they must have bonded over, like the Breeders, the Shop Assistants, or any of the bands Rose was in previously (Vivian Girls, Dum Dum Girls).
With so many contemporary groups employing a throwback approach to their songwriting and recording process, it can occasionally be more than a bit overwhelming and easier to simply dismiss the majority of these albums, lumping them into the "noise pop" or similarly-monikered subgenre with little second thought. Having made the rounds in a number of bands that would fall into this classification (Dum Dum Girls, Vivian Girls, Crystal Stilts, et. al.
Now based in Los Angeles, Frankie Rose still claims veteran status in Brooklyn's garage pop community. A former member of Crystal Stilts, Vivian Girls, and Dum Dum Girls, the songwriter later strayed in her solo career from the raspy, uptempo rock she'd helped popularize through the 2000s. Last year's Herein Wild and 2012's Interstellar pushed into a lightweight, lamé-draped shoegaze, as if Rose was trying to extract herself from the muscularity of guitar-playing to float out from the bodily restraints that come with rock.
Indie-pop duo Beverly is a project comprised of singer/drummer Frankie Rose and Drew Citron of New York pop stylists Avan Lava, the latter of which wrote the songs that make up the project's debut LP, Careers (Rose pitched in on drums and vocal harmonies). So Beverly is less a true duo than a vehicle for Citron's compositional voice—Rose has since returned her focus to her solo career, and Citron will flesh out Beverly tracks live with the help of an all new band—and the material reflects Citron's smart choices with respect to genre and style. There aren't a ton of moving parts contained within these songs, so their success is dependent on the strength of Citron's vocals and guitar parts.
After reaching its peak in the last few years of the past decade, there's been a noticeable lack of willing contenders vying to spearhead the next wave of blissed-out distortion. Most have either cleaned up their sound or disbanded after saturating their unwavering approach, but female duo Beverly are keeping that spark alive by resorting to a throwback sound that never seems to fray regardless of the execution. Sharing a likeminded vision for the C86 movement as well as early nineties British twee, the songwriting duo of Drew Citron and Frankie Rose decided to take a simpler method by writing a batch of sweetly-attuned pop songs that demonstrates their years of experience within their tight-knit musical circle.
The early '90s were a golden age for female-fronted guitar pop bands. Groups like The Blake Babies, that dog, Velocity Girl, or The Darling Buds weren't doing anything as advanced or far-out as what artists like P.J. Harvey, The Breeders, or Liz Phair were up to roundabout the same time, but they filled a need for sunny alternative pop centered on warm, feminine vocals.
Beverly is the project of Drew Citron (of art-pop group Avan Lava) and Frankie Rose (formerly of the ever-morphing Dum Dum Girls), so it's no surprise that their debut LP lands somewhere between Avan Lava's ecstatic pop jams and Dum Dum Girls' breezy, well-brushed garage rock. But Citron wrote every track on Careers, so it's something of an exercise in her own stylistic strengths and personal nuances, rather than just another offshoot of perpetually offshooting bands.At 10-tracks long, the album is a brief one, but that means less room for error and more time to focus on Careers' best tracks. Madora kicks things off, but its woozy, filtered, future doo-wop is slightly misleading.


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With Spring just around the corner, Jen McCormick talked with Q13 Fox about how the changing seasons impacts grief. As the days get longer and the sun comes out it can be challenging for people who are grieving to see those around them feel better, more energized, and active. Jen also emphasizes that with each new season brings new memories of the person who died. Entering a season that usually brought special activities with the person who died and realizing that person is gone and you can't do those things can bring intense emotions.
To watch the video and learn more about the ways grief impacts us, click here.


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Mercedes crew arrested for meth and more
On Sunday, March 10, at 8:29 a.m., LBPD officers responded to a suspicious vehicle in the 30600 block of Marilyn Drive.
According to police records, the caller advised officers of what appeared to be some type of drug activity, stating that LBPD responded approximately a week ago, at which times the suspects allegedly fled when units arrived.
Five occupants were contacted in a black Mercedes SUV, including three males and two females. According to LBPD, two of the males were in possession of drug paraphernalia and issued citations.
"One male was identified as Fernando Najar. He was in possession of methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia," LBPD Spokesperson PIO Sgt Jim Cota said.
He was issued a citation and taken into custody on a probation hold.
"The females were identified as Amy Allan and Imiko Maki. Both females originally falsely personated another person because they each had outstanding warrants," Sgt Cota said. "They were taken into custody for impersonation and the outstanding warrants."
Fernando Najar, 27, of San Juan Capistrano, was arrested for violating parole and being in possession of methamphetamine and controlled substance paraphernalia. No bail was set.
Imiko Ariel Maki, 22, of Laguna Beach, was arrested on warrants for possession of a controlled substance, possession of controlled substance paraphernalia, and possession of methamphetamine. Maki was also arrested for false impersonation, and again for possession of a controlled substance and possession of controlled substance paraphernalia.
Bail was set at $51,000.
Amy Elizabeth Allan, 35, of Laguna Beach, was arrested on warrants for driving with a suspended license due to a DUI and for a DUI. At the time of the incident, Allan was also arrested for false impersonation.
Bail was set at $50,000.
Lexus stolen after woman reportedly leaves doors unlocked and keys in car
On Tuesday, March 12, at 7:33 p.m., an LBPD officer responded to a parking lot in the 1900 block of South Coast Highway for a stolen vehicle report.
According to Sgt Cota, "The unlocked vehicle was a white 2006 Lexus 430 and the ignition key was left in the center console. The vehicle has personalized plates with a bedazzled license plate frame."
A report was taken.
Local man hits utility pole and city-owned electronic sign board in the Canyon
On Wednesday, March 13, at 7:23 p.m., LBPD and LBFD personnel responded to the 2000 block of Laguna Canyon Road for the report of a traffic collision involving a vehicle that had struck a utility pole.
"Emergency personnel arrived and found that an inbound Toyota had struck a city-owned electronic sign board and a utility pole. The sign board was knocked onto its side, but the utility pole did not appear damaged," Sgt Cota said. "The driver of the Toyota was identified as a 44-year-old Laguna Beach resident. He was examined by paramedics but declined transportation to the hospital."
The sign board was transported to the city parking lot and a report was taken. Inbound traffic was diverted into the center double left turn lane. The road was cleared and traffic was back to normal within 20 minutes.
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In the fall of 2006, Elizabeth Shoaf is a smart, bubbly 14-year-old with a bright future. But Elizabeth's dreamy life becomes a nightmare when depraved madman, Vinson Filyaw, straps a bomb on her, and drags her to a filthy underground bunker deep in the South Carolina woods. After being brutally raped, Elizabeth is chained by her neck.
Elizabeth's parents quickly notify authorities, who mount a massive manhunt. With search teams pacing directly over the bunker, Elizabeth learns that her captor is a sociopathic fugitive. And that she is a pawn in his elaborate plan to ambush local police. As the assaults continue, and her condition worsens, Elizabeth fights to maintain hope.
Elizabeth draws on a survival instinct beyond her young age. She placates Filyaw under horrifying conditions, and he becomes complacent. Her steely guile leads to a break in the case, and after 10 days, Elizabeth is finally rescued. But it's her will to live and her incredible courage that makes the difference.


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Dorian Electra
Rising pop star Dorian Electra (pronouns: they/them/theirs) makes music that defies gender norms. In the past year, their work has gained a rapidly growing queer cult following as well as critical praise from Pitchfork, Billboard, Paper Magazine, The Fader, and more. Each one of Electra's high-concept singles ("Career Boy," "Man To Man," "Flamboyant," "Daddy Like") has been accompanied by a hyper-stylized music video that helps build a bigger world around each song than the music alone. Electra has collaborated and toured with pop visionary Charli XCX and Russian group Pussy Riot as well as played major pride festivals across the US. 2019 welcomes the release of Dorian Electra's debut full-length album "Flamboyant," an unapologetically over-the top work of experimental pop with a heavy-metal, baroque twist that is being supported by their first-ever headlining tour.
Mood Killer
Mood Killer is a non-binary experimental pop musician. In the last year they've risen as a member of a thriving community of creatives and devoted fans. In 2018 Mood Killer joined Dorian Electra and Charli XCX for a series of performances around the US and Europe. They've also performed with the likes of Kim Petras, Allie X, Daya, Pussy Riot, and more. They just released their debut EP "Liquify."


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I have to do clustering and profile generation on the data from e-commerce site.( contains 8000 entries).It's a binary file.
I did clustering using tool cluster.exe and could find result that if number of clusters increased, error decreases. Now I used gen-profile.exe for profile generation and inputed the file obtained from clustering.
i changed min. weight and got differnt patterns.
Now the question is, on what factor should i decide that one pattern is better than other? how can i decide cluster number?
Also, when I input the .arff file for association rule mining in weka, I can select the Apriori option but 'star' button is not active.the data is already binary. but still i tried to discretized it. but no result. I tried to use filtered Associator and it gives error.It says see error log. where is error log?
Also,if i want to remove some attributes to do association rule, how can i select which is to be removed( there are lot's of attributes).how can i remove it by weka experimenter?i tried to run from weka experimenter and it shows "Class attribute is not nominal!"
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EDM Monday Briefing: Large Earthquake Strikes Osaka, Japan, Train Derailment Causes Evacuations in Indiana
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By Kimberly Arsenault
Contributor, EDM Digest
Emergency and disaster management briefing for June 18, 2018: A strong earthquake struck Osaka, Japan Monday morning killing three and injuring more than 300; an all-night art event in New Jersey turned violent when a fight escalated and 22 people were wounded by gunfire; a train derailment and explosion in Indiana forces the evacuation of area residents and businesses; five illegal immigrants are dead following a high speed chase and rollover crash in Texas; a shooting in a Walmart parking lot in Washington leads to the death of an alleged carjacker; rains spawned by Hurricane Bud remnants helped firefighters contain wildfires in Colorado and Wyoming; a pattern of large earthquakes that cause steam and ash explosions are occurring every 24 hours at Kilauea; and a civilian drone temporarily halted aircraft firefighting efforts in a wildfire battle in Colorado.
- Osaka, Japan was struck by a 5.3 magnitude earthquake around 8:00 a.m. local time Monday morning, which killed at least three people and injured more than 300 others. The quake collapsed buildings and roadways, knocked over walls, and broke gas and water lines, cutting supplies to homeowners and businesses. The powerful earthquake closed more than 1,000 schools, grounded dozens of domestic flights, and halted subway and train services, including the bullet trains, until damage inspections are completed.
- An all-night art event in New Jersey's capital city turned violent early Sunday morning after a fight erupted and two suspects opened fire, wounding 22 people, four of them critically. Law enforcement officials noted that police engaged in gunfire with at least one of the two suspects, who was pronounced dead, and the other suspect is now in custody. Trenton and New Jersey State Police are being actively assisted in the investigation by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) and officials indicated that several weapons were recovered at the scene.
- Residents and businesses within a one-mile radius of a train derailment in southwest Indiana were evacuated Sunday evening by first responders. The train that derailed along U.S 41 in Princeton was carrying railcars filled with propane, at least one of which caught fire and exploded when the train derailed, causing several other railcars to catch on fire. Rail operator, CSX, reported that the train had two locomotives, 9 empty railcars, and 89 loaded railcars and the cause of the derailment is currently under investigation.
- Five people are dead following a high speed chase by the U.S. Border Patrol of suspects who were allegedly smuggling illegal aliens. The chase, which occurred near the Texas-Mexico border, involved three SUVs that appeared to be traveling in tandem and whose drivers were suspected of smuggling illegal aliens. One of the SUVs--carrying a total of 14 people--crashed, ejecting at least four people from the vehicle, and a fifth person from the SUV later died at the hospital. According to law enforcement officials, multiple arrests were made from all three vehicles, including one passenger of the SUV that crashed.
- An armed suspect is dead after a carjacking spree and a shooting in a Walmart parking lot in Washington state that left two people injured, including one man who had to be airlifted to a nearby hospital with two gunshot wounds. The suspect also allegedly carjacked a 16-year-old's vehicle, causing her unspecified injuries, then drove erratically into the Walmart parking lot where he attempted to carjack another vehicle when he was confronted by two armed citizens, one of whom shot and killed the suspect.
- Remnants of Hurricane Bud from the Pacific Ocean spawned much needed rains that helped quench the forward movement of wildfires in Colorado and Wyoming over the weekend. Although the rainfall helped firefighters achieve higher containments, officials warn that the wildfires are still burning and hotspots could cause new eruptions amid drought-dry conditions that plague the area. Another concern that surfaced with the rainfall is the risk of flash-flooding that could cause debris-flows from burn scars created by recent wildfires.
- Reports indicate that large earthquakes-5.0 magnitude or above-and steam eruptions are occurring on a fairly consistent 24-hour pattern at Kilauea on Hawaii's Big Island. The latest eruption occurred Sunday morning around 6:26 a.m., sending an ash plume into the air that may have affected visibility and air quality in the vicinity of Volcano and Kau. Experts noted that the cycle begins as increasing seismic activity is observed, followed by a large earthquake, then an explosion of steam--and often an ash plume--a pattern that has been repeating approximately every 24-hours over the past several days.
- Firefighting efforts were hampered in Colorado when a civilian drone forced air tankers and helicopters onto the ground for an hour until the drone cleared the airspace and firefighting efforts could resume. Firefighting aircraft typically fly in smoky, windy, and turbulent conditions, and their safety depends on the pilots knowing exactly where other aircraft in the airspace are located. A drone places the lives of these pilots at risk, because if the drone collides with any of the firefighting aircraft, significant or catastrophic damage could occur. In 2016 alone, civilian drones caused the grounding of firefighting aircraft 13 times, hampering efforts to help contain multiple wildfires.
JUST IN: New Jersey arts festival shooting leaves 20 injured, 1 suspect dead, officials say https://t.co/5i0CxEUd3R
— Fox News (@FoxNews) June 17, 2018
Train derailment leads to explosion, emergency evacuations in Indiana https://t.co/XZtpUJ9kXF pic.twitter.com/QZ5FnJK9G6
— ABC7 Eyewitness News (@ABC7) June 18, 2018
5 Killed When SUV Packed With Illegal Immigrants Crashes On Texas Highway https://t.co/JcrgQ5weeV pic.twitter.com/wDJ3WAkq7i
— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 18, 2018
Tumwater spokeswoman says civilian shot and killed suspected gunman/carjacker in parking lot of Tumwater #walmart. Another civilian victim shot and airlifted to Harborview in Seattle. A 16 year old girl shot at a different scene has minor wounds pic.twitter.com/T4zS9ZTLRQ
— Austin Jenkins N3 (@AustinJenkinsN3) June 18, 2018
Thanks Bud. https://t.co/zjiy1JuVwY
— CPR News (@NewsCPR) June 18, 2018
A 5.3 magnitude earthquake struck Kilauea summit. The quake was associated with an ash explosion from Halema'uma'u crater, and was not strong enough to generate a tsunami. pic.twitter.com/Cz3MDmX6TL
— KAI (@kaismagazine) June 18, 2018
Some folks still think it's a good idea to fly #drones over #wildfires: Owners of hobby #drones have been disrupting airborne efforts to tackle #wildfires in #Colorado in recent days. Each time a #drone is spotted, manned firefighting aircraft need to be… https://t.co/RwoKjeQrb9 pic.twitter.com/Us4trNsE0x
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Pre-order by September 30th and save $75 with the discount code Pure8PreOrder. Pre-orders will be the first shipped when new Pure 8 bindings arrive this fall – expected ~ mid-October.
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President-elect Donald Trump announced Friday that former New York Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani removed himself from consideration for a position in the new administration.
Mr. Giuliani, who was an early supporter of Mr. Trump and one of the most prominent surrogates on the campaign trail, was a top contender for secretary of state but apparently had fallen out of favor with the president-elect in recent weeks.
"Rudy would have been an outstanding member of the Cabinet in several roles, but I fully respect and understand his reasons for remaining in the private sector," Mr. Trump said in a statement.
Mr. Giuliani's name also was floated for running the Department of Homeland Security, but the post is expected to go to retired Marine Corps Gen. John F. Kelly.
"This is not about me, it is about what is best for the country and the new administration," Mr. Giuliani said in the statement provided by the transition team.
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Peak View welcomes Irregulars
October 5, 2004
Peak View Jazz went from holding concerts in a small basement restaurant more than a decade ago to its latest home in the wide-open, expansive Mad Russian Events Center.
Bill Shade, one of the organization's directors, believes the group's fan base has grown just as much.
"If we do say so," Shade said, "we've become somewhat of an institution in northern Colorado."
Peak View will continue to bring straight-ahead jazz in its 11th season, usually from Denver and Boulder artists who have had successful careers touring and recording, starting tonight.
The organization will sell memberships for the second year in a row, giving discounted prices for tickets. This year five concerts will be offered. Memberships cost $20 per person and allow patrons to purchase tickets for $10 instead of the usual $15 regular price.
Friday, the Poudre River Irregulars Jazz Band, a six-member Dixieland band from Fort Collins, will be the first guest artists of the season. The band draws inspiration from Louie Armstrong and Jelly Roll Morton, but the band also plays classics from the 20s and 30s up to early swing. The band is upbeat and regularly plays at Avogadro's Number, a hangout near the Colorado State University campus, on the first Friday of every month.
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The band has also released two CDs. Find out more about them at http://www.prijb.com.
Peak View Jazz concerts are at the Mad Russian Events Center and start with a buffet at 6:30 p.m. provided by Lopiano's Catering, complete with dinner music and followed by the main concert from 8-10 p.m.
The first concert of the season is tonight.
Tickets are available at the door, $15 per concert or $10 per concert with a $20 season membership. Students pay $5 with an ID. There are five performances a year. The best time to buy a membership is today because that will essentially give you the fifth concert for free.
The buffet runs $12.95 per person. You can use credit cards for the buffet but not for the concert tickets.
* Nov. 19 — The Kenny Walker Sextet, a group that features Walker on bass, Al Hood on trumpet and Peter Sommer on drums
* Jan. 21 — Bob Dorough, he composed and recorded much of the famed "School House Rocks" specials on ABC in the 1970s, on piano and vocals with guitar, bass and drums from Denver area musicians
* Feb. 18 — Ellyn Rucker, a longtime favorite of Denver jazz buffs, will be joined by Joni Janak on vocals and Rich Chiaraluce on saxes
* March 18 — The Hot Tomatoes, a group reminiscent of the big-band era


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ORLANDO, Fla. – It's been nearly a year since Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico, and evacuees are still in limbo.
Hundreds of families who fled the island to the mainland are now scrambling to find a place to live after FEMA's temporary housing voucher program expired Friday.
"You have folks with nothing to return to," U.S. Rep. Darren Soto, D-Kissimmee, said.
Soto, who represents Florida's 9th Congressional District, appeared on "The Weekly on ClickOrlando.com with Justin Warmoth" to discuss the situation and why he's frustrated with how President Donald Trump responded to the nearly $100 billion disaster.
"Senator Bill Nelson and I put forward a disaster housing assistance program bill -- the same bill used in other disasters like Hurricanes Katrina and Sandy -- that provided leases for up to a year and half," Soto said. "It was a shame that President Trump and the Senate literally opposed this bill when Nelson put it on the floor. It didn't have to be this way."
The interview was taped after President Trump falsely claimed on Twitter that nearly 3,000 Americans in Puerto Rico did not die in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.
Soto also took to Twitter to respond to the president's claim.
"Mr. President: We had nearly 3,000 Americans die in Puerto Rico due to your slow, failed response to Hurricane Maria," he tweeted. "And you dance on the their graves to disguise your tragic incompetence."
The one-term Democratic congressman also discussed his primary win over Alan Grayson, the ongoing water crises in Florida and immigration.
Use these links to follow along with "The Weekly":
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The moment we said goodbye to our last guests at the inaugural International Women's Day collaboration dinner, I started thinking about what I could do for 2018's dinner.
Let me rewind to give you a little context. Whilst I was travelling, my friend's step daughter ended her battle with mental health challenges and committed suicide; she was on three wait lists. Her last wish was written on a piece of paper with torn edges, it read: "Please tell the truth about why I died. We need to open up the conversation". I may not have been able to donate, but I could get my friends together to cook. #BeBoldForChange was my little way to start the conversation, just like Georgia requested.
On March 8, 2018, we marked International Women's Day at Tantalus Vineyards. This is a dinner where, every year, 100% of the proceeds (after operating costs) goes to the Canadian Mental Health Association, Karis Support Society and Slow Food Canada. This time, I wanted to bring together a lineup from Alberta and BC. Leah Massey (Biera), Erin Pickering (Nicole Gourmet), Jinhee Lee (Foreign Concept), Tina Tang (Predator Ridge) and I (The Paisley Notebook), together with Winemakers Dave Paterson and Stephanie Mosley (Tantalus Vineyards), Jacq Kemp (Moraine Estate Winery), Severine Pinte (Le Vieux Pin Winery), Pénélope Roche (Roche Wines), all united for the cause.
Here's how the magical night unfolded:
First course: Leah Massey | Biera, Edmonton
'I'm An Onion Kind of Girl'. Biera Sourdough, Onion Cream, Pickled Onions, Leek Oil, Saskatoon Berry paired with Roche Wines 2017 Arome.
Second Course: Aman Dosanj | The Paisley Notebook. Kelowna
Slow Fish. Wild Haida Gwaii Halibut, Pacific Roe, Braised Pearl Onion, Keralan Coconut and Tamarind Sauce paired with Tantalus Vineyards 2015 Old Vines Riesling.
Third Course: Erin Pickering | Nicole Gourmet, Calgary
Alberta Cold Pantry – Potatoes, Beets & Carrots. Smoked Agria Potato & Chive Gnocchi, Grizzly Aged Gouda, Charred Onion & Carrot Soubise paired with Moraine Winery 2016 Pinot Noir.
Forth Course: Jinhee Lee | Foreign Concept, Calgary
Okanagan Cherry Braised Alberta Veal Cheek, Sweet Potato, King Oyster Mushroom, Mandu paired with 2015 Le Vieux Pin Syrah Cuvée Classique.
Fifth Course: Tina Tang | Predator Ridge, Vernon
Brown Butter Chiffon, Claremont Ranch Organics Poached Pear, Dulche de Leche, Sponge Toffee paired with Tantalus Vineyards 2013 Riesling Icewine.
One dinner – 5 female Chefs, 4 Winemakers, 44 guests, 1 silent auction and a whole lot of edible storytelling. On International Women's Day, 2018, we celebrated the talent of the Okanagan Valley, Calgary and Edmonton, broke down stereotypes about mental health and changed some lives. Together we raised $10,774.30 for the Canadian Mental Health Association, Karis Support Society and Slow Food Canada. This dinner isn't just a dinner, it's built on kindness and it changes lives.
Thank you to everyone that helped me bring this little idea to life and everyone who attended for our second standing ovation in a row. And thank you to all of our volunteers, silent auction donations and Thuy Tran Photography for donating her service to capture the night.


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COMMERCE CITY — As the three-time defending Class 3A state champion, there was a definite letdown when Kent Denver's boys soccer team saw its 2017 season end one game shy of another trip to the state title game.
The Sun Devils weren't about to experience that feeling again. An unbeaten season was capped off in a more familiar fashion Saturday afternoon as the second-seeded Sun Devils held off defending champion Liberty Common 2-1 at Dick's Sporting Goods Park to claim the program's fourth 3A crown in five seasons.
"It certainly was a motivation. There's a proud tradition at Kent Denver, and I know that these guys felt pressure to try to live up to the expectations," Kent Denver coach Arty Smith said. "They handled it great all season, and I couldn't be more proud of them."
Pace Billings scored both goals for the Sun Devils (19-0-1 overall). The first came a little more than seven minutes into the second half, and the second shot found a home on a diving header with less than 15 minutes remaining.
"Pace is a handful for defenses," Smith said. "He's so big and strong and athletic. I think he just kind of wears you down."
Joey Waldbaum made five saves in goal for Kent Denver, which hadn't allowed a goal in the playoffs until Liberty Common senior Michael Yeh played a ball in front of the net and beat Waldbaum with 12 minutes, 10 seconds remaining in regulation.
The Eagles (16-4) put the pressure on after Yeh's score, but couldn't find another open look on the net. Two late corner kicks were quickly cleared out by Kent Denver.
"Liberty Common got that goal and obviously put us back on our heels," Smith said. "But we stayed composed, we stayed organized and were able to kind of them bottle them up for the last run there, which is easier said than done, I think.
"It took a lot of leadership from the boys and mental strength, as well as physical strength."
Billings scored five goals in the playoffs, including the game-winner to defeat Strive Prep in the second round. He also had a goal in the semifinal victory over Colorado Academy, but it was his efforts Saturday that put the Sun Devils back on top.
Billings found himself in the right spot on the first goal, with a 2-on-1 advantage that allowed him to send the ball past Liberty Common goalkeeper Michael Bradley.
"We definitely practice getting in there and just doing the best we can with those 50/50 balls in the middle," Billings said. "My teammate played a great ball into the middle to give me a chance."
Some 18 minutes later he got another chance. Matias Alberola sent a ball into the box, and Billings headed the ball into the left corner of the net.
"It made the lead a little bit more comfortable," he said. "It was a beautiful ball."
Liberty Common has 13 seniors on a team that has established itself as a force in 3A, winning the championship last November and coming up just short again Saturday. Billings said the Sun Devils knew they would have to make the most of the few opportunities they would be given against a talented Eagles defense, but added that what drove Kent Denver even more was the want to bring the trophy back to Kent Denver.
The Sun Devils will graduate 10 seniors of their own, but the team's three leading scorers – Max Hewitt, Rawson Welch and Spencer Thomas – are juniors, along with Waldbaum.
Smith could only smile when trying to reflect on what the past few years have meant to the program.
"I'm truly blessed. I've got a magnificent group of boys, a wonderful coaching staff and a very supportive school," Smith said. "What else could a coach ask for?"


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Wednesday, October 23, 2013
Chai Tea Latte Candle Tutorial
Chai Tea Latte Candle that I really caught my eye. This is an intermediate level project that should take someone 30 minutes to make one candle. This would make a wonderful gift for the holidays.
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- Anne-Marie said...
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I am struggling with crafting a relatively realistic supply-and-demand mechanic without becoming overly complex. I don't want for players to have to do a lot of math and I don't want them to have complicated tables to track everything. Here's my scenario:
Players produce goods from production buildings. They have the option of either selling their goods on the open market at a designated price or selling their goods to each other at a negotiated price. The trouble is that there are multiple goods (at least 4 at this point) in the game and each could sell at a different price and have a different quantity that is currently in demand. Do I have some variability for BOTH price and quantity for EVERY good? This seems to create quite a few moving parts (especially considering that this is only 1 of 3 major aspects of the game). Alternately, could I have the economy only hinge on quantity and assumed fixed prices? Alternately, should I assume an unlimited demand but only at a given price? I'm sure that there is a decent abstraction that could solve this or some other elegant simplicity, but I can't seem to find it.
Ideally, both price and quantity would be variable for each good and players would face real decisions regarding production capacity, operating costs, and market trends. In reality, this is very much at odds with a core design principal of mine which is simplicity. I loathe complicated games that require excess calculations and laborious planning at the expense of fun. I want players to be challenged to make good strategic choices without the mechanics becoming a mathematical burden. So I need some sort of abstraction, simplification, or heuristic that can approximate a supply-and-demand market without giving way to blind luck/chance (i.e. turning over a card that declares the new price and quantity desired).
I would love some insight in one of three ways:
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Kearney flood victims wait for waters to recede to get to belongings
The water in the hospitality district of Kearney is slowly starting to go down and people are arriving to save their cars and find out if they can get their luggage out of their hotel rooms. But there's going to be quite some time before it is safe.
Jerry Pickard had just moved his son to Kearney from Michigan on Sunday. On Tuesday morning, he got a call that his hotel was flooding.
"If I would have waited another three minutes I wouldn't have gotten his car out of there I mean it was coming up so fast," Pickard said.
He got his son's car full of his belongings away from the water. But he tried to go back and get more of their bags from the room.
"Within five minutes it went from my calves to my waist," Pickard said.
He lost his phone and many of their bags are still in the room where it isn't safe for them to go. People arrived to Talmadge Street all day to try and rescue their things. Pickard is just thankful his son's apartment north of town is dry and that they are safe.
"It's been a challenge but I keep thinking there are people a lot worse off then we are right now," Pickard said. "There's folks out here that have lost everything because of the flood of the century."
He says he hopes to get to their things soon so his son can begin his new job and he just can't believe the water is so strong and affecting so many businesses.
"You see it on TV being from the Midwest where we're at," Pickard said. "You see it on TV but until you're here it's hard."
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September 13, 2018
Legarda Reminds LGUs, Public on Typhoon and Storm Surge Preparedness
Senator Loren Legarda today reminded local government units (LGUs) and citizens on ways to prepare for a typhoon as Typhoon Ompong starts to affect more areas in the country.
Legarda stressed that citizens, especially those in areas with public storm warning signals, should regularly monitor weather updates and advisories for evacuation; while disaster preparedness and response agencies should be on alert for emergencies and concerned government departments ready to provide basic needs and relief items for residents in temporary shelters and affected areas.
The Senator reminded citizens of measures to undertake based on the Disaster Preparedness and First Aid Handbook, a manual produced by the Committee on Climate Change, which Legarda chairs.
What to do in case of typhoons
Legarda also cautioned communities of possible storm surges.
Storm surge is a sudden rise in sea level above normal, causing big waves as a tropical cyclone approaches the coast. A storm surge can sweep the coastline, and can extend several kilometers inland.
What to do when expecting a storm surge
For more information, the Disaster Preparedness and First Aid Handbook may be accessed through this link: http://lorenlegarda.com.ph/disaster-preparedness-and-first-aid-handbook/.
For emergencies, citizens may call the national emergency hotline 911.
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StartA Very Warm Welcome! (3:39)
PreviewA New Opportunity (13:12)
StartRelative Income vs. Absolute Income (11:44)
StartTime vs. Money (11:43)
StartWork ON the Business, Not IN the Business. (19:50)
StartUnderstanding The Entrepreneurs Mindset (8:18)
StartMastering the Lifestyle Designers Mindset (13:16)
StartSMMA - Introduction (12:56)
StartSMMA - Should You Pick A Niche? (11:12)
StartSMMA - How To Price Your Services (9:36)
StartSMMA - How To Get Your Upwork Profile Approved (10:38)
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''We live in this amazing era, where the Internet connects us all and we all have access to all the knowledge in the world. We can use that to break the limiting beliefs of earning money from your passion and really start living life the way we want to live it''.
In early 2017, Joshua founded Brandpeneur, a digital marketing agency that helps businesses grow by leveraging social media marketing and social media advertising. With Brandpeneur, Joshua helps larger businesses tap into new revenue streams by utilising platforms like Facebook & Instagram.
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University Resources
These offices share information only on a need-to-know basis but cannot guarantee confidentiality. Unless designated as a confidential resource, WSU employees are required to report incidents of sexual harassment and misconduct to CRCI or the WSU Title IX Coordinator.
Office of the Dean of Students
DOS can assist you in coordinating resources and support, such as making changes in classes or your schedule. This office also can help your resolve housing issues, notify faculty if you will be leaving campus for a short time, and assist you with other challenges you may encounter. This office also has Student Conduct Advisors available to help students understand the conduct process, resources, and their options. French 134, 509-335-5757. To learn more, visit the Dean of Students.
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CRCI works closely with CCS on student matters or HRS on employee matters involving discrimination, sexual harassment and sexual misconduct. CRCI conducts investigations, makes findings of fact, determines whether the WSU Policy Prohibiting Discrimination, Sexual Harassment, and Sexual Misconduct (Executive Policy 15) was violated. CRCI also provides trainings about discrimination, sexual harassment, and sexual misconduct. Interpretive services available. French 225, 509-335-8288.
Center for Community Standards
CCS administers the student conduct system and addresses potential violations of the WSU Standards of Conduct for Students. CCS participates in investigative meetings with CRCI and addresses any disciplinary action, as appropriate, after the investigation is complete. French Ad 130, 509-335-4532.
Office of the University Ombudsman
The ombudsman is designated by the university to function as an impartial and neutral resource to assist all members of the university community. The ombudsman provides information relating to university policies and procedures and facilitates the resolution of problems and grievances through informal investigation and mediation. The office does not replace or supersede other university grievances, complaint, or appeal procedures. 509-335-1195.
Access Center
The Access Center provides accommodations and services to incoming and current WSU students with disabilities, psychological or medical conditions, or temporary injuries that limit their access to the educational environment. 509-335-3417.
Office of Veterans Affairs & Student Veterans Center (SVC)
The WSU SVC is a place to meet fellow veteran students, relax between classes, use the ample table space for study groups, take advantage of student computers and printers, learn about VA education benefits and University resources, employment and involvement opportunities, and attend various workshops. Located within the SVC, the Office of Veterans Affairs can answer questions concerning VA education benefits, while serving as a liaison to other university offices, schools, the VA, and the military services. The transition from military service to higher education can be challenging. The SVC and Office of Veteran Affairs can provide you with the support to help you reach your goals. 509-335-1234.
Global Campus
The WSU Global Campus provides online degrees, builds global connections, provides eLearning services, and provides non-credit online learning opportunities. In addition, Global Campus provides information on student grievances and complaints processes for non-residents on their WSU Global Campus Student Complaint Process. 1-800-222-4978, 509-335-3557.
Additional Non-WSU Resources – National
In cases of emergency, please dial 911 or contact your local law enforcement agency.
Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network (RAINN)
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The National Domestic Violence Hotline (NDVH)
NDVH provides confidential and free support to victims of domestic violence 24 hours a day. Advocates can provide information on safety planning and local resources, as well as provide referral services. 1-800-799-7233.
Additional Non-WSU Resources – Global
U.S. Department of State – Travel Information by Regions
The State Department's Office of American Services and Crisis Management (ACS) administers the Consular Information Program, which informs the public of conditions abroad that may affect their safety and security. Country Specific Information, Travel Alerts, and Travel Warnings are vital parts of this program.
9-1-1 Emergency Contact Numbers Abroad
U.S. consular officers are located at over 260 Foreign Service posts abroad. There are also consular officers in 46 foreign cities without U.S. embassies or consulates. They're ready to provide assistance if you need it. From the U.S. or Canada, call 1-888-407-4747, or from overseas call 202-501-4444.
U.S. Department of State – Help for U.S. Citizens of Crime Overseas
Consular officers, agents, and staff work with crime victims and help them with the local police and medical systems. Overseas Citizens Services will stay in touch with family members in the United States and help provide U.S.-based resources for the victim when possible. From the U.S. or Canada, call 1-888-407-4747, or from overseas call 202-501-4444.
U.S. Department of State – Help for U.S. Citizens of Crime Overseas
Consular officers, agents, and staff work with crime victims and help them with the local police and medical systems. Overseas Citizens Services will stay in touch with family members in the United States and help provide U.S.-based resources for the victim when possible. From the U.S. or Canada, call 1-888-407-4747, or from overseas call 202-501-4444.
BetterHelp is a counseling service available to students who have WSU's graduate or international student health insurance. Professionally licensed counselors are available via ongoing text communications, live chat, phone, video, or groupinars.
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Piece of the Pie: Working with the USA
Business Leading film & TV professionals come together to present the US landscape and how to navigate ways of working with them
New streaming giants have caused major shifts to the landscape of content distribution and consumption, but the US continues to be a major export territory for Australian content producers. This talk brings together US experts from the following diverse fields:
- Public Broadcasting – Theresa Navarro, VP of External Affairs, American Documentary | POV
- Sales, Financing & Distribution – Ben Braun, SVP & Director of Sales and Distribution, Submarine Entertainment
- Production – Diane Weyermann, President of Documentary Film and Television, Participant Media
- Funding – Elliott Whitton, Head of Development, Cinereach
These speakers have a long history of working with both US and international teams across documentary features and series. Here they come together to share pathways to working with them, how they've collaborated together, and how to negotiate the US market – arguably the strongest and most diverse in the world at present.
Images: Matangi / Maya / M.I.A (2018); Ai Weiwei: Human Flow (2017); Wild Wild Country (2018)
Date & Time
11:30 – 12:45, Monday 4 March 2019
ACMI - Cinema 2
Diane Weyermann, Elliott Whitton, Ben Braun, Theresa Navarro
Session Producer
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The goal of the Coleridge Initiative at NYU is to use data to transform the way governments access and use data for the social good. We are a fast-growing university-based startup that has already created dozens of pilot projects, worked with over 100 agencies – federal, state and local - and trained over 450 agency staff. Our program directors – Julia Lane, Rayid Ghani, and Frauke Kreuter – have designed and implemented training programs, research projects and a secure data facility that are attracting national attention, including the Commission on Evidence Based Policy and the Federal Data Strategy.
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We are very grateful to you both Helen and Kris for their help before and after Mum's fall. Mum's recovery after the fracture was amazing considering her age. My family in Australia could not believe her mobility on our return! Corinne Mitchell, September 2018
Helen Maddox and her team at Island Rehabilitation Practice are nothing but consummate professionals. This consummate professionalism embraces not only the power of rehabilitation- but the understanding of holistic healing in striving towards optimal health, which is done so on trend with insight; knowledge; attention to detail…. much care and compassion. Ali Gregg – Client daughter, February 2019
We have now referred several clients to the Island Rehabilitation Practice, for both physiotherapy and cognitive therapy. Helen, and Kristian are incredibly knowledgeable, and bring out the best in the clients, achieving excellent results. We look forward to working with them more in the future". Kathryn Grimes, the Wight Brainy Bunch
Thank you Helen for assessing my Aunt, it was a relief to get the chair sorted out. Thank you for all your help and advice. My Aunt immediately looked more comfortable and was really happy sitting in the lounge looking at the view and wildlife with me. The correct seating has made such a difference. Mrs.Wendy Varley, client relative February 2019
Hi Helen and Kris, I wanted to say a massive thank-you for the training you both delivered today. The staff were buzzing afterwards and discussing what they had learn't. It was so informative and in their words, 'not boring' – it's great to see my staff enjoying learning skills to improve our care delivery at Annefield. Katie Meadows, Manager, Annefield Grange, Ryde
This is the best people handling training we have had, learning how to move people therapeutically and therefore helping them with their onward recovery. Really brilliant session – Thank you! – Care Staff Member, Kynance Residential Home, Cowes. July 2018
Kristian demonstrated the techniques to keep our client's mobile and I have learn't how to measure for a walking aid correctly now. I feel so much more confident after attending the IRP training session – thank you Kristian and Helen, Care staff member, Inglefield Nursing Home. January 2019
We have been working with the Island Rehabilitation Practice for several months and are delighted to have built a solid working relationship, for the good of the local population. We would have no hesitation in recommending their professional services to other people" Rob Horton, Managing Director, Island Mobility
Helen, Occupational Therapist and Kris, Physiotherapist have provided skilled rehabilitation for my client with complex orthopaedic injuries. They have demonstrated excellent clinical knowledge and have been highly responsive, efficient and a pleasure to work with. Di Magrane, Senior Case Manager, Circle Case Management Ltd


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