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Stardawg Tincture
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Great tasting, strain specific cannabis tincture made with CASCADIA herbals™ proprietary Ultra-Cold method. CASCADIA herbals™ tinctures are predominately organic glycerin based with a small amount of organic cane alcohol reserved to help absorption. These tinctures can be held under the tongue for fast acting sublingual absorption with an effect similar to smoking or vaping. They can also simply be swallowed or added to your favorite food or beverage for a slower, longer lasting onset. High Vibes ! • Strain Specific • Amazing Taste • Discreet, easy dose dropper bottle • No added flavors • Easy Sublingual Absorption • Fast Acting • Made with organic ingredients • Clean, safe consumption method. Serving Size: 20 Drops = .5 ml = 5 mg THC 40 Servings per Bottle 200 mg THC per 20 ml bottle Ingredients: Organic Glycerin, Organic Cane Alcohol, Organic Soy Lecithin, CASCADIA herbals™ Ultra-Cold Mother Tincture CASCADIA herbals™ www.cascadiaherbals.com https://www.instagram.com/cascadiaherbals/
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About This Strain
Stardawg, possibly named after the bright, sparkling crystal trichomes that blanket the strain like stars, is a hybrid cross between Chemdog 4 and Tres Dawg. Earthy pine with sour notes of diesel color Stardawg, whose uplifting effects may help patients treating stress, fatigue, and anxiety disorders. Stardawg flowers in 67 days indoors with moderate yields.
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At CASCADIA herbals™ we make amazing tasting, strain specific cannabis tinctures. All of our processing is done in house. We start with consciously grown cannabis flower and use our house developed, ultra-cooled, organic cane alcohol based concentration process and terpene retention system to make the Mother tincture. This Mother tincture is blended with organic glycerin and other ingredients to achieve a consistent strength and great flavor. Our product and process showcase the flavor and effect of each strain, no flavors or terpenes are added. We want to feature what our cultivation partners have worked so hard to grow! Alcohol has been used for thousands of years as a means to extract, deliver and preserve important plant constituents. We work hard to deliver tasty, clean, consistent products to the Oregon Market! Brought to you by Oregon's first state licensed cannabis tincture processor! Elevate :: Alleviate :: Attune CASCADIA herbals™ offers strain-specific tinctures in these categories: • Sativa • Indica • Hybrid • CBD Dominant Total THC 200 mg ~ 20 ml Bottle CASCADIA herbals™ offers High Vibes™ Mint Spray THC 1 mg Per Spray ~ 150 mg THC Total Do not operate a vehicle or machinery under the influence of this drug. For use only by adults twenty-one years of age and older. Keep out of the reach of children. OLCC # 10010301CAB


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Monday, May 17, 2010
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Sorry everyone, I have been slow on posting recipes. Not to say that I haaven't been cooking. I have been cooking, I just haven't posted recipes.
I will post my Frugal Fare Friday recipe here later today. A bit late, yes- but better late than never.
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Bryan Williams is Chair of Medicine at University College London and Director of the University College London Hospitals National Institutes for Health Research (NIHR) Biomedical Research Centre. He is also the Director of Research for UCL Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. He is a Consultant Physician at UCL Hospitals and a NIHR Senior Investigator. He was previously Professor of Medicine (1996-2012) and Chairman of the Division of Medicine at the University of Leicester School of Medicine, UK. He graduated from the University of London in 1983 and completed his clinical and research training in London, Leicester, and at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center in Denver, Colorado, USA.Professor Williams research and clinical practice is in the field of hypertension in which he is recognised as one of the world's leading authorities. His research in the sphere of human experimental medicine focusses on developing clinically applicable models for the human non-invasive assessment of aortic pressure and haemodynamics., in which he published the most cited and influential paper in the field - credited with driving an exponential rise in clinical device and technology development. He has received numerous national and international awards and was the recipient of the Times Higher Education University award, for "Outstanding Innovation and Technology" 2011, for his work on methods for the non-invasive measurement of aortic pressure and the Sleight Award (2014) by the European Society of Hypertension for his "outstanding contribution to research, education and clinical practice in the field of hypertension".
Professor Williams is Chairman of the European Council on Hypertension of the ESC and Past President of the British Hypertension Society (2001–2003) and Chairman of the most recent NICE Hypertension Guidelines Development Group. He was previously Chairman of the Clinician Scientist Research Grant Awards panels for the Medical Research Council and the Department of Health and a member of the NIHR EME board. He is a member of national and international hypertension societies and a Fellow of the American Heart Association, the European Society of Cardiology and the Royal College of Physicians, London.
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Erik is Senior Counsel with Skinner Law Group. He currently focuses his litigation practice on aviation, product liability and business disputes in state and federal court. He also advises corporate clients on tax matters.
He has over 15 years of experience working as in-house tax executive for a Fortune 500 company and for two of the major accounting firms. Erik has a wide range of experience in the corporate indirect tax area as well as leading teams representing clients. His handles tax controversy matters from pre-audit management through completion of the administrative hearing process of state tax authorities. He also has significant experience with tax planning, compliance, merger and acquisition due diligence and advising senior corporate leadership on tax matters.
Erik has a broad range of corporate leadership experience with a deep understanding of how corporate departments, business processes and information and technology systems function. This experience allows him to efficiently gather, understand and filter relevant information and documentation needed to defend cases. This knowledge also uniquely positions him as a valuable business partner in not only resolving cases, but also changing business processes or procedures to mitigate potential future liability exposure.
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- Resolved a general aviation product liability action on behalf of an aviation engine manufacturer through summary judgment based on lack of causation, federal preemption and GARA.
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New Zealand inflation probably accelerated in the first quarter, keeping on track expectations that the Reserve Bank will lift the official cash rate again next week to mitigate the effects of strong demand growth in coming years.
The consumers price index rose 0.5 per cent in the first quarter, for an annual rate of 1.7 per cent, according to a Reuters survey and the central bank's latest estimate. That would mark the fastest annual rate since the fourth quarter of 2011.
Reserve Bank governor Graeme Wheeler raised the OCR to 2.75 per cent last month, heralding the start of a tightening cycle with the first hike since 2010, and is expected to lift the rate to 3 per cent next week. The rate of inflation and the bank's policy response will depend on the behaviour of households and businesses in an economy where construction activity and migration flows are growing, and where loan restrictions have yet to conclusively show up in cooling house prices.
The Reserve Bank expects annual inflation to reach 2 per cent this quarter, the mid-point of its target range, before creeping higher by the final three months of 2015. Some bank economists see a faster pace of inflation, given what is seen as a broad-based economic recovery.
The BNZ-BusinessNZ Performance of Composite Index, which combines the manufacturing and services indexes, jumped 5.1 points to 58.4 in March. Taken together with growth in building consents that suggests "upward pressure on inflation, given current limited spare capacity," Bank of New Zealand economist Doug Steel said.
All of the acceleration in inflation is coming from the non-tradable sector of the economy, including housing related costs and a 10 per cent hike in the tobacco excise. ASB chief economist Nick Tuffley expects non-tradable inflation of 1.3 per cent in the first quarter, more than offsetting a 0.3 per cent decline in tradable inflation in the face of a strong kiwi dollar.
The NZIER's March 2014 Quarterly Survey of Business Opinion, released last week, showed that a net 37 per cent of those polled expect average selling prices to rise in this quarter. That's the highest since the second quarter of 2010, when it reached 40 per cent, and is above the long-run average of 32 per cent.
"Inflation turned a corner last year, and is now increasingly back in focus given signs of capacity pressures," Tuffley said in a preview of the inflation data. He expects annual inflation to peak at 2.5 per cent in 2015, above the Reserve Bank's track, partly on expectations the New Zealand dollar will weaken in coming years, ending the mitigating influence from tradable deflation.
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Water Pricing for a Dry Future: Pricing Policies from Abroad and Their Relevance to California, Ariel Dinar and David Zilberman
June 13, 2016
It is raining again in California. How long will it last and how effective will it be in addressing the long-term water scarcity that the state faces? We live in a water-scarce, drought-prone state and this fact has to be taken into account in shaping water conservation policy. At a recent water-pricing workshop, co-sponsored by the Giannini Foundation, leading scholars from several countries presented case studies. These illustrated how water-pricing mechanisms have been used creatively throughout the world for promotion of water conservation under water-scarce situations.


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It is good to see things shaken up a bit after such a long period of banging our heads against the wall chanting Google, Google, Google.
I don't think that Yahoo will play as much of a role in this battle as Google and Overture, but they could. Yahoo has INK, and while their algo isn't in comparison to Fast's or Google's, it has gotten better.
Overture has the branding of AltaVista, the great search technology of Fast, Fast's branding and market share in Europe, as well as Overture's current branding and large PPC presence within the US and abroad. They could make some very big moves with this arsenal.
Google, in my opinion, needs to make some big moves. Overture is grabbing up everything in sight, and obviously making some big plans. What does Google have up its sleeve? I sincerely hope it is not just the IPO, as I think this will do more harm than good.
How will this affect marketing? Tough to say without really knowing what Overture plans to do with all of this. I don't see it affecting SEO or SEM all that much in the near future. If Overture is head-to-head with Google in a year, I think it will have a positive effect, as we will have another medium to utilize instead of simply Google.
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Gut reaction:
- All-in-one bundles of PPC and PFI buys (but more expensive)
- Better search analysis tools and results as PPC and normal search technologies are developed side by side
- more people trying to do SEO/PPC as the market becomes less confusing
- 2 years time: it happens all again as new technologies mature?
- And Yahoo! need a PPC - inhouse development maybe? It's been hinted at before.
Overture has done well marketing and branding their PPC product. I hope that they do the same for Fast's search technology.
I do see ask as still a player. Unless someone gobbles up Overture I see them as having the ability to take on Google. I am not sure they know how to do it though. It will be interesting. I think we will see people start to take other engines seriously instead of just try to rank on google.
As the internet moves more and more to a "pay for play" business model, especially in the world of search engines IMHO it's overall popularity will drop. It is bad enough we are bombarded with advertising on the majority of sites today, now searching will be controlled by dollars.
We have seen many changes over the years, but this set of purchases and mergers is to me some of the most disturbing yet. When we get down to two maybe three altenatives left from which to access information on the net, who's the winner? Makes it easier to manage for positioning...but at what cost?
For the marketeer this means pay to play on all ends. Should Google start their PFI following their IPO the times of fast and easy money for small sites should come to an end.
I see a lot more money being spent on the Internet.
exactly. However I see the Overture monster to loose market share as they try to find a modus to deal with all these different entities, all seperatly or together in one.
Google will sooner or later leak profits, coming mainly from their PPC, which will be astounding!
MSN will wake up to these profits and start investing heavily in their own PPC and buy some real search engine. They will finally understand that PPC profitabilaty only comes with an excellent search engine.
MSN will wake up to these profits and start investing heavily in their own PPC and buy some real search engine. They will finally understand that PPC profitabilaty only comes with an excellent search engine.
I think MSN has already started this stage, as Featured listings are becoming more popular for the masses and are moving over to CPC rather than CPM models.
They have the technolgy in place, and may just be using Overture as a testing bed for the future.
Sure they might generate a lot more revenue than Google but from gaining user interest I don't believe they will get very far.
FAST / AllTheWeb and Altavista hardly provide any substantial traffic. If they remain as search engines it will take years to gain a large user base again. By that time it will be too late. Microsoft will be flooding the markets with wireless and home internet appliances that will make online surfing/shopping a breeze.
Overture can target portal companies currently powered by Google, with promised pots of milk and honey but how far will that go in retaining user interest.
A large number of users are comfortable with Yahoo and will stay with them for a long time. Google has just now established themselves in that arena too. ATW/FAST never had it. Alta had it but lost it.
MSN needs to buy up Ask / Teoma.
They've got Google PPC in the US, Overture in Europe. A good opportunity to watch both and decide which to eventually switch to?
Of course, it will have all changed again by then...
My Overture funds are not getting consumed.
Search engine stats for me are now (a frightening?) 93% Google and its partners.
How do you feel it is going to effect marketing and the internet in general?
For me it has already happened..and I doubt it will reverse..with what is around at the moment, even with latest changes.
Overture will make AV a portal with OVER PPC, AV PFI, Fast Search.
Google will IPO and also become a portal and it will be every portal for themselves. Google will lose Yahoo and eventually AOL and will be down to ~30% market share for search in a matter of 2 yrs.
So everyone better be prepared for a huge drop in free traffic unless you market niche products. Get all the free customers while you can and get ready to do major PFI and PPC in the future for each portal!
The good news at least is top PPC prices may go down since OVER's slice of the pie will decrease and people won't want to maintain 4+ PPC ad campaigns and will most likely only participate in the 1 or 2 they like the most.
When things are ready for implementation (technology, management, contracts, etc.), Yahoo will launch their own PPC and SE component...nothing really revolutionary about this, I guess. The directory portion will gain the prominence at Yahoo once again, and SE portion will be used as supplement agent. I am not sure how SERP will be presented, but I assume that the rank will be heavily biased, favoring those within both Directory and Ink index. Though most likely won't happen, I'd like to see Yahoo offering a special deal to the Yahoo store vendors for their new PPC (like 2-for-1...or 1 month trial period for a small flat rate...or something in that nature); I am sure Yahoo wouldn't mind seeing more vendors sign up for Yahoo store...as rent, small or not, is still $$$.
Overture is a toughie...As for now, Overture focuses on providing PPC results to partners and has not branded itself as a SE. This might change...especially if Yahoo start to offer PPC. Acquiring of AV, AV has been branded as a Web search destination...so Overture could capitalize on AV's brand...though I question just how much of AV's brand equity has depreciated. Acquiring of ATW/serch portion of FAST does indicate that Overture is, at least, considering the option of crawl-based SE sector. For Overture, shift in strategy will be tougher to pull off than for Yahoo as Overture's sole core competency is within PPC alone. It will take me by a surprise if Overture starts to brand itself as a Web destination.
Google's trip seems like it's going to be a rocky ride...as of now, Google has no particular reason to go public, but as things change in the industry, Google might feel the need to go public...I can't imagine that Google will ever go near PFI as it will destroy the Google's brand...by the time Google considers PFI, one could assume that Google has lost significant market share...so marketers/webmasters wouldn't feel such a need for PFI in Google...as inclusion probably will not affect the SERP...if anything, very insignificantly
Google does seem like more of a portal than SE nowadays...though it hides well behind the SE feel of homepage...that would be a day to see Google Mail and Google Personals...LOL
I think all that will come out in the end will be more of an equal distribution of marketshare between the big players...I am not sure how much the people will benefit from all this
ATW is my choice of SE...and it will be a very sad for me to see Overture go 'corporate' on ATW
Big players will do what they can to make $$$...i do agree that the Web is becoming more similar to the offline-world...with dominating big players...but then again, it was only matter of time for this channel to be 'corporatized'
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Overture has no choice but to attempt to develop search. Overture may be good for bringing in cash, but their diversification is not so good.
What about LookSmart/Wisenut? Will they have to battle Ask/Teoma for MSN?
Why couldn't MSN buy Overture? Really, why didn't MSN just buy FAST and launch their own PFI search?
It would not surprise me if the Overture team has been watching the thread [webmasterworld.com] on requested-Google-improvements with interest because that reveals potential Google weaknesses and where there's room for improvement. It would not surprise me if a more dominant engine emerged for relevancy (other than Google). Although this may take a period of years (not months).
Because FAST is already profitable (from its enterprise search division), I expect this to continue. I also think many of us here underestimate the global picture that Overture may be considering. (Which is natural, given this forum is conducted in English.)
Google brings in a majority of traffic (for many of our clients- if not ourselves) as a reflection of the market share it commands. Change that by providing an engine that can compete with Google on relevancy and offer greater flexibility in terms of your needs (e.g. languages, natural-language, design, advanced searches, customization, etc.) and traffic will redirect itself based on word-of-mouth (which is how Google emerged in the first case).
Finally, it would not surprise me if amid all this consolidation, someone intelligent in management at one of the search engines- found a way to cooperatively work with SEOs and webmasters in terms of dialogue, tools, and design that benefitted all parties involved. Why should they do this?
More ways will emerge to access info online other than the search engines: e.g. your favorite blogs and forums. Perhaps in time, we'll also have better, customized agents to handle our searches (which will filter out a majority of ads or deliberately include them if relevant).
As for Google, while it faces the challenge of remaining at the forefront of search technology, its need for greater revenue has it looking at other models of profitability. The 2nd most-listed source of traffic (for a majority of us, anyway) after Google is Yahoo. Yahoo's a destination because of its Portal nature. MSN's both a portal and unfortunately a default (simply because the current top browser is run by Microsoft). It wouldn't surprise me if Google continued to acquire (if not create) features that enhanced its possible turn to becoming more than just a search engine. And I'd be very surprised if MS bought Google- just because the cultures are so different. Despite the major advantage MSN has (as a default), Google still trumps. I could see Yahoo & Google aligned but don't know if this is practical. The Yahoogle would be quite a monster!
You now have all the assets you need, but you are still dependent on everyone else for traffic. Doesn't it make sense to try to further hedge your bets, by trying to resurrect a search brand where you keep 100% of the revenue?
I would not be surprised once they have digested everything to see them throw $10 million into marketing AV or New Brand to try to see if they can compete as a consumer offering.
Search kings have been knocked off before, so why not try it again? Especially now when your business can be modeled in an X volume of searches yields X amount of cash format. Once you have that model down, you just need to figure out if the cost of picking up share is less than the search revenue it returns, and that is where a $10 million experiment would be worthwhile.
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Joe Shmoe's web surfing begins with his ISP. In the 3rd quarter, (I think, or 4th Q), AOL lost 107,000 subscribers. Meanwhile, primetime television can't be watched without seeing a Netzero commercial.
If Netzero partned with any search engine to offer their customers search capability from the home page, = Lookout, New player in town!
Netzero is a mini-portal already with all of the basics in place. If they would only partner with a search engine, I predict seeing them grow as a traffic source for all of us.
As more people become internet savy and the computer generation gets older, they might move away from the ISPs (MSN+AOL) that probably introduced them to the internet in the first place. MSN and AOL are both vulnerable to this price cutter.
This is just a hunch I have and something I think we need to pay a little more attention to. But if someone would tell me why they haven't (or can't) partnered with a search engine yet, this post could be nullified.


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A Month of Home // Favourite Corner ft. Feel & Flourish/
We absolutely adore these two ladies and their amazing blog Feel & Flourish- definitely check it out for daily inspiration! We asked Kaitlin & Chelsea to show us the favourite corners of their homes!
Here are a few questions we asked Chelsea about her favourite space:
Where is this, and why is this your favourite spot?
This is my office! i am a wedding photographer and I am so blessed to be able to work from home. My favorite spot in this small space is the desk area. It is where I spend most of my time and where all of my creative energy starts flowing!
What do you spend the most time doing here?
I spend majority of my time editing in here. But when I have down time I love to either draw, paint, work on my calligraphy prints or even knit! this room is always so full of light and i am constantly inspired.
Tell us a bit more about your home, how long have you lived here, what are your favourite features about it?
I moved into this apartment over the summer. I love this space because it feels so big to me. (my last apartment was 475 square feet, eek!) I love the amount of light that is constantly rushing in. I am also located on the top floor so I always have an amazing view of the sunset over the city.
We then asked Kaitlin a bit more about their blog, and her favourite corner!
Tell us a bit about you and your blog:
I'm Kaitlin (aka @mermaaidy) and I'm one half of Feel + Flourish! I live just north of Seattle, WA and I'm a hairstylist working at an Aveda salon. Chelsea and I began our blog a year ago after realizing we lived similarly parallel lives. She, living on the east coast and myself on the west, we wanted a place to share our hobbies, feelings, talents, hopes, dreams and friendship! Feel + Flourish was born as an east coast meets west coast lifestyle blog!
Where is this, and why is this your favourite spot?
This is my bedroom! I am in love with this space because of the beautiful light it receives throughout the day from it's huge, west-facing windows. I have a view of the Puget Sound, mountains and the ships in the harbor-- the sunsets are unreal! I chose to keep my bedroom light and bright with my white walls and bedding, with lots of dark wood and pops of green and gold! Mirrors are so important to opening up a room and I love the way the sunlight plays off them in the evening. It's my favorite cozy, safe place.
What do you spend the most time doing here?
When I'm not sleeping, I'm spending time at my vintage vanity doing my makeup and hair, enjoying getting ready for the day. My bed is the coziest place, so I spend a lot of time relaxing there, either reading books or clicking around on Pinterest. If I'm lucky enough at the end of the day, I can catch the sun setting over the water and Olympic mountains. I can't believe how lucky I am to have that view!
Tell us a bit more about your home, how long have you lived here, what are your favourite features about it?
I've only lived in this apartment for a few months now, but I love it more every day I'm here! The living room has south-facing windows which allow a flood of sunlight in throughout the entire day; all my plants love it almost as much as I do! The dark hardwood floors and white brick fireplace are also some of my favorite features. Plus, I only have neighbors below me which means no shared walls. Lastly, I have a 3 minute commute to work and I'm only a 20 minute drive to my parents house. Oh, and Lonnie lives down the street! It's all around perfect for me.
Thanks to Lonnie Webb for taking these incredible photos of Kaitlin's favourite corner.


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This week I took a stand against the breakfast industrial complex. Sunday for breakfast, I thought I'd go carnivorous, and ate a plate heaped high with Amish summer sausage. In honor of meatless Monday, I thought I'd swing vegetarian, and polished off a bowl of leftover garlicky lentil salad with goat cheese. Tuesday at 6am, I started to worry that I might not be getting my daily serving of fruits and vegetables, and munched away on snow peas, carrots, and bell peppers while I was getting ready for work. Don't worry, I also ate string cheese for protein! This morning I was out of time and thinking that I might want to dip towards the sweet side, unfortunately things got a bit sticky when I tried to juggle spoonful's of Nutella while driving. Paul, no stranger to my breakfast rebellions, calmly continued eating his grape nuts. Now that I've gotten that all out of system, I am ready for a spiffed-up breakfast classic. So when I got home from work today, I made a big batch of Chocolate Maple Granola with Quinoa and Cranberries. This chocolaty, crunchy granola is somewhere between breakfast and dessert, a good place to be in my mind, and with the combination of nuts, oats, and quinoa, provides a complete protein rich meal that keeps me energized through the whole day.
Yield: Approximately 7 cups
- 3 1/2 cups oats, old fashioned rolled
- 1 cup quinoa, rinsed well
- 1 cup pecans, chopped
- 3/4 cup coconut, shredded & unsweetened preferably
- 1/3 cup brown sugar
- 1 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/3 cup maple syrup
- 1/3 cup canola oil
- 3 tablespoons cocoa powder
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- 1 cup dried cranberries
- 1 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips (optional)
- Preheat oven to 250.
- In a large bowl, mix together dry ingredients (oats, quinoa, walnuts, coconut, brown sugar, and salt) until fully incorporated.
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- Cool 15 minutes. Once cooled, add the dried cranberries and chocolate chips (if you are using them). Eat the granola straight-up or served with yogurt, milk, ice cream, cottage cheese, anything goes!
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The latest dancing questionnaire has been completed by Abbey who lives in the Boston, MA area. Her summer camp dancing adventures reminded me of going to youth club discos and dancing round in a high kicking circle to Hi Ho Silver Lining by Jeff Beck as well as the perennial awkwardness - for boys and girls - of that last slow dance. We also played the B-52s at that youth club, who would have thought they would end up in the pop canon, but I guess they have - in fact only last week I played Love Shack out withn my ukulele band.
1. Can you remember your first experience of dancing?
Dancing in my family room to a video of a Parachute Express concert as a very small child. Ever since I've know what music is, I've danced to it.
2. What's the most interesting/significant thing that has happened to you while out dancing?
Probably when I was at the dances at my camp last year. A slow song came on, and instead of wandering around and feeling awkward about not wanting to dance with guys, all of my friends and I broke into faux-ballet moves and just...let go. It wasn't embarrasing, it wasn't awkward, it was...so much fun.
3. You. Dancing. The best of times…
It all happens at camp for me. We're all dorks, on the fringe of society at home, but when we get together, we just go crazy. Not just at the dances, but one incredible moment when it started pouring rain, and instead of running for cover, we danced. And sang Bohemian Rhapsody, but that's a longer story.
4. You. Dancing. The worst of times…
I was at a dance at home, at a private boy's school that my friend goes to. He invited me and a few of my friends, and after slight worry over the sex-deprived boy schoolers, we decided to go. A guy asked me to dance, and I was weirded out, since that never happens to me, but I said yes. ...Before I realized what was happening, he started grinding with me. I was freaked out, and had no idea what to do, just sort of stood there until he stopped, said it was nice to meet me, and walked away. Apparently I'm not a very good grinding partner, which is nice, because I find it disgusting.
5. Can you give a quick tour of the different dancing scenes/times/places you've frequented?
Not much. I'm pretty young, pretty sheltered, and live in the most boring place in the universe. So the craziest I get is school or camp dances, or randomly instigated dancing in random places with my friends. We're awesome like that.
6. When and where did you last dance?
If you mean seriously danced, it was at the winter semi-formal at my school, and it was some crazy awesome fun (as long as we avoided the sea of grinding taking up most of the dance floor). But for any dancing, the last time would be in the car, with my brother and dad, dancing in my seat when Revolution by the Beatles came on the radio. I make it a point to dance pretty much every day.
7. You're on your death bed. What piece of music would make your leap up for one final dance?
American Pie. It's played last at every dance at my camp, we know all the words, it's packed with traditional dance "moves" and called responses to the lyrics. It's the one song I've danced to that really affects me emotionally. This could actually be said about a few canon songs from my camp, including Tunak Tunak Tun, Love Shack, and the Time Warp.
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With traditional employment looking so bleak a common question is this: "Are you seeing more students interested in entrepreneurship given the depths of this recession?"
This is a good question because historically we have seen a small upswing in student interest in entrepreneurship when the economy and job market soften. But this has become a much deeper recession and a more worrisome long-term economic climate. How are students reacting this time?
When the bottom fell out of the economy, the initial reaction among my students at Belmont University was one of shock. This generation is one that has been protected from failure and insulated from risk. I tend to have graduating seniors in the class that I teach, so those not already in business did not know what to do next.
But over the next few months, I saw a transformation. My students began to accept the new state of the world and adjust their expectations. I began to believe that this generation is ready to follow their entrepreneurial spirit and help rebuild our economy.
The other day I received a piece of data about our program that affirmed my theory.
Many industries see interest
Each year we usually see about 15 to 20 new businesses started by our undergraduate students. Mind you, they do this in the midst of taking classes and often while also working part time. This year we have seen a tripling of new practicing student entrepreneurs.
We went from 18 new undergraduate student businesses last year to 54 this year. These students are coming from all across our campus from many different majors.
The businesses they are starting are in a variety of industries. As would be expected in Nashville, a good number are in the entertainment industry -- including audio production, video production, artist management, live performance and music promotion.
There are several related to the food industry, too, including a couple of different types of catering businesses, a manufacturer of food flavorings, one that makes barbecue rubs and sauces and a food co-op.
Students have set up online businesses that sell everything from golf clubs to auto parts to high-end makeup. There are businesses that sell such things as jewelry, lawn services, aprons and kitchen cabinets.
And some students have created businesses that provide a variety of services, including basketball training, online marketing, medical waste disposal and even credit restoration.
Now it is time to turn the newly minted "Entrepreneurial Generation" loose. It is time to help give them the capital they need by cutting taxes. We also need to provide the freedom they need to navigate a very challenging marketplace by clearing the path to starting and growing businesses by cutting regulatory red tape. The "Entrepreneurial Generation" is willing to meet the challenges in our economy. This news has certainly raised my spirits about our economic future.
(This post ran as my column in the Tennessean today).
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Madonna's son, Rocco, is all grown up in adorable birthday pictures
Madonna's son, Rocco, is growing up so fast!
The singer took to Instagram multiple times on Thursday to wish her son, who just turned 16, a happy birthday, and she shared some adorable pictures that show just how much Rocco has grown up.
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"Happy Birthday to my First Born Son," she captioned one of the photos. "A true Warrior with a beautiful Heart 💘. Let the Sun shine!"
In another, Madonna shared a major throwback pic of her holding Rocco as a little boy writing, "Once my baby always my baby. Happy Sweet 16!"
For her third and final Instagram tribute to her son, Madonna put together a photo of a 15-year-old Rocco riding a skateboard with a young Rocco riding a little scooter.
"Happy Birthday Wild Child," she wrote. "Time waits for no one!!"
The heartwarming birthday snaps are especially good to see following a year filled with custody disputes between Madonna and her ex (and Rocco's father), Guy Ritchie. Though Rocco has been living with his dad across the pond in London, he reunited with his mother back in June.
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Rajasthan is a state in Northwest India home to the Thar desert, the most densely populated desert in the world and to two of the biggest cities in the world: Jaipur and New Dehli. The region has rapid economic growth and three fourths of the working population live from agriculture. Access to safe water and sanitation projects are on the rise, public toilets are being built and community based projects flourish, bringing sickness numbers down and giving a better life quality overall. In 2004, a report from the NASA found that Rajasthan's groundwaters were being emptied at an alarming rate. With these waters reserves taking thousands of year to fill up and rains coming only in the monsoon season, the region's livelihood and fragile ecosystem are endangered. On top of that, climate change and the development of water-hungry industrialisation, is bringing Rajasthan's water supply to its knees.
Theoretically, the whole country of India has enough water coming from the Himalayas to be self sufficient. But because of complicated and slow regional and political processes, not enough canals are being built and Rajasthan's groundwaters keep diminishing.
Up until the 1970's Jaipur received all its drinking water from the Ramgarh dam and its 15 square kilometre lake. The place was a popular picnic spot, and it even hosted the rowing events of the Asian games in 1982. An ingenious pump system brought the water up to the nearby Laxman hill where the water was treated, and gravity helped water flow down to the city of Jaipur. The lake ceased to exist because of the carelessness of the local government and the encroachments in the catchment area that prevented water from flowing were never removed. Today the lake bed is empty and nearby farmers have to dig 200 meters into the ground to get the water they sorely need.
One of the most popular tourist spots in Rajasthan is Chand Bawri, an ancient well 45 kilometres East of Jaipur. It is one of the oldest and deepest wells of its kind and is on the Unesco world heritage list. What does this beautiful structure, once an important meeting point among villagers who came there to wash and get water, tell us about today's situation?


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The Central Bureau of Investigation informed the Rajasthan high court on Tuesday that midwife Bhanwari Devi is no more and requested the court to quash the habeas corpus petition filed by her husband Amarchand.
But the court refused to quash the petition and asked CBI to produce the final report on February 21.
The CBI had appeared before the division bench of the Rajasthan high court comprising Justice Govind Mathur and Justice N K Jain.
Additional Advocate General Anand Purohit told the court that the corpus is no more so it is not possible to produce her before the court, so there is no relevance of this habeas corpus any more.
The CBI also informed the court that it has almost reached the conclusion of the case and is soon going to file the charge-sheet in court.
The bench asked the agency to file the charge-sheet and produce a report before February 21.
Purohit said that the CBI has invoked Section 302 on the case and is waiting to nab four absconders Indra Bishnoi, Ashok Bishnoi, Pukh Raj Bishnoi and Dinesh Bishnoi.
Wrapping up its probe in the case, the CBI had on Monday claimed it has corroborative evidence to establish that the 36-year-old nurse was murdered and burnt, allegedly at the behest of a political leader.
Highly-placed sources in the agency said the nurse had been strangulated and later burnt. Her ashes, along with belongings, were dumped in the nearby Rajiv Gandhi canal.


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Trojans Look To Get Back On The Field This Friday Versus Tift County
Luke Roberts
Enterprise Staff Writer
The Coffee High Trojan football team has been off for two consecutive weeks (one for a scheduled bye and the other due to Hurricane Irma) and will look to keep their winning ways going this Friday night, September 22, when they travel to Tifton to square off against longtime rival Tift County. Both teams are undefeated entering the highly anticipated matchup.
Tift is 5-0 and ranked (#10 in Class AAAAAAA) for the first time since 2007. Coffee is 3-0 and ranked third in Class AAAAAA.
The Blue Devils have gotten off to an impressive start this season, picking up wins over South Effingham (42-0), Cook County (31-7), Glynn Academy (27-7), Valdosta (20-10) and Parkview (50-37).
Last week in their win over Parkview, Tift racked up 567 yards of total offense in a very well-balanced attack, with 353 passing yards and 214 rushing yards.
Quarterback Griffin Collier went 15-for-19 through the air for 353 yards and three touchdowns, while his top target, wide receiver Rashod Bateman, hauled in six passes for 248 yards. Running back Mike Jones rushed for 119 yards on just 15 carries.
Coffee won last year's matchup with Tift by a final score of 31-20. The Trojans have won two in a row versus Tift, this after losing three straight games to the Blue Devils from 2010-2012.
Tickets for Friday's rivalry game are on sale now at the Coffee High Athletic Office and will be until 1:30 p.m. on Friday. Tickets cost $8 each for ages 5 and up.
Kickoff in Tifton on Friday is set for 7:30 p.m.


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Meet Ralph Blanco performing in "Sherlock Holmes: The Final Adventure"/
Lyric Arts had a chance to interview Ralph Blanco, who is performing as The King of Bohemia in Sherlock Holmes: The Final Adventure . Read on to hear what he has to say about his experience thus far! LA: Tell us a little bit about why this particular play interested you?
RB:It's Sherlock Holmes! I think at one point or another every child growing up pretended to be involved in some sort of mystery story. What better mystery writer to play out than Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
LA: For those that are unfamiliar with Sherlock Holmes: The Final Adventure you tell us about the show?
RB: I believe this is an adaptation of the original Sherlock Holmes play that Sir Arthur Conon Doyle penned himself. Back then, it was the first time that these characters had transcended the written page and were brought to life, which I'm sure was similar to the way we're often seeing our beloved literary characters brought to the silver screen today. It combines story lines from an early Sherlock Holmes adventure with the story of Holmes' final days, introducing a variety of interesting characters.
LA: Talk about the character that you play in Sherlock Holmes: The Final Adventure How have you developed this character?
RB: I play the King of Bohemia. My pending wedding is of great importance for the future of my kingdom and the whole of Europe. But a past love affair is threatening to ruin the union, so I enlist Sherlock Holmes to help me find and recover the incriminating evidence of my affair before everything unravels. – While I understand how important it is that I marry this Scandinavian princess, my heart still yearns for the passionate relationship I once had with Irene Adler. Still torn between royal duty and personal ardor, my actions often reflect my mixed emotions, at times angry with Holmes for not working fast enough and at other times proudly reminiscing about my time with Irene.
LA: Why should people come and see Sherlock Holmes: The Final Adventure?
RB: Intrigue, scandal, love, murder, kidnapping, comedy, and a great cast to play it all out!
LA: Talk about your fellow cast members, how do you see their characters developing? Any that you are particularly amazed at?
RB: Everyone seems to be working hard and having fun trying to capture the spirit of their character.


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Wow, I'm really exited about writing now.
I really want to write my own story, though I've done a shocking lack of work on it. Also, I was hit with a plot bunny that wants to turn a story that Bahnree is writing into an OC tournament.
So, the people who are participating have a character, or a couple of characters. They write a description of their character, and their fighting style, and maybe a bit of a back story so that the other participants can get a feel for who the character is. Then the characters are paired off in duels, and the writers have to write a fight, wherein his or her characters wins the duel. The trick is, their opponent is writing the duel too, with his or her character winning instead. Then independent judges will pick the best story of the two that are submitted, and the winner will advance to the next round, just like in a real life tournament. Then they are paired with another character, a duel takes place, etc.
*is excited*
This would be really good writing practice, and just, fun! Maybe we'll do it in June or July. Kendra and Stephanie could probably lure in a bunch of people, too. For goodness sake, I might be able to lure in some people, in fact.
Oh! And on the May/PENredux front, Kemendraugh is probably going to be doing the writing with Bahnree and I! I'm happy!
And, it's after midnight. Time to head for bed.


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We at The Artists' House are pleased to bring you a glimpse of artist Cristin Zimmer as our first featured artist. Check out Cristin's work in person at her Senior Thesis Show, May 12-27 at Gittins Gallery, located on the Campus of the University of Utah.
The Artists House: Please give us a brief bio, where you are from and how you started in this field?
Cristin Zimmer: I am originally from Denver, CO, and got my BA at Pitzer College in Claremont, CA in 2001. I studied Studio Art and Environmental Studies. I went to Pitzer to study ceramics, a medium that has interested me since I was a small child. As a child, I think I was interested because I had supportive and inspiring teachers who encouraged me in art classes and parents who did the same. In high school, I had a neighbor who was an elderly potter, who had a studio in her garage. She taught me to throw and I spent most days in the ceramics studio at school even staying after school ended to work on projects. With the exception of about five years that I took off after I graduated from college, when I worked primarily as a river guide, involvement with clay has been a lifelong pursuit.
AH: When did you first discover your creative talents?
CZ: My mom tells a story that when I was around three years old, I got into the cupboard and became fascinated with the papers that you line muffin tins with to make cupcakes or muffins. I took the muffin papers that were multicolored and began to stack them into an abstract form. My mom gave me glue and I glued them into a crazy stack that was taller than I was. This was my first sculpture project and I have been trying to build and make things ever since.
AH: What inspires you to keep going when you are in an artistic slump, and how do you keep yourself motivated?
CZ: I have a strong work ethic and I am stubborn so I just keep forging ahead even if I know I am not making my best work. I make it through slumps by working and somehow my hands intuitively work things out eventually. I have to trust myself. In the end I only pick my best pieces.
AH: How would you describe your style?
CZ: This is really hard. I hope my style has not been defined yet, and I work in different media and genre depending on what my ideas demand. I am interested in natural materials, the passage of time, trying to visually link human self-consciousness through time and place, gender roles and identity, and the interface of humans and the environment.
AH: What is your approach to design?
CZ: I get ideas and let them swirl around in my head for a few days. Then I sketch them very crudely just to get a general sense of form. Next I may make a small maquette to make sure proportions are what I envisioned. Some of my pieces are larger and must be built in pieces. These require more planning. On some pieces I have made several of, I have an idea in my head and I just trust the intuitive process.
AH: Any influences or anyone you look up to when it comes to designing/creating art?
CZ: I love the ceramic artists Adrienne Arleo and Tip Toland, the earth artists Robert Smithson, and Andy Goldsworthy, and Spanish modernist architect Antoni Gaudi.
AH: What other interests do you have outside of creating art?
CZ: I love being outdoors and am inspired by spending time in the natural environment. I enjoy skiing, biking and kayaking. I also like to read fiction and get many ideas for pieces for listening or reading peoples' stories.
AH: How long does it take to create one sculpture?
CZ: Around two weeks to build, and I usually have a couple going at once. Most of my pieces are fired several times so actually finishing a piece takes about two months when you factor in drying and firing.
AH: Could you talk about your latest series of sculptures and what you are trying to achieve with them.
CZ: My latest body of work explores and attempts to commemorate the female psyche. The work is essentially a series of busts that have psychological dramas playing out on symbolic settings that are materializing out of the figures' heads and hair. These dramas are metaphors for conflicting thoughts, feelings and emotions that I and other women experience everyday. Colorful mosaic chips which represent the fragments that make up the self also reference ceramic tradition and history, become features such as eyes, and clothing.
AH: Where do you find your subject matter?
CZ: My latest body of work is extremely introspective. Most of the pieces are exploring psychological issues that I have personally faced or that close family or friends have experience. I think it is extremely hard to make engaging art about subject matter that you are not intimately aquatinted with. I think that is why it seems like many artists make work about themselves or are self-absorbed. I don't really think this is the case, I just think that it is hard to capture the essence of something and then make it compelling visually when you are just trying to understand it yourself. I just have to look within to find subject matter, but oftentimes I see these same issues and tendencies reflected in others.
AH: Lastly, any words of advice for aspiring designers/artists?
CZ: You have to put in the work. Even if it comes naturally, creative critical thinking is a serious pursuit and you should take yourself and your work seriously. It is more important than ever in our society that we foster and value creativity. Make with your head, your heart and your hands.
Visit Cristin's website at czimmer.com


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Amazon Deforestation Drops Significantly, Government SaysPublication: National Geographic News Date: August 14, 2007 View Article
The pace of deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon fell by 25 percent in a recent 12-month period, according to recently released government figures.
Even so, some conservation groups claim the decrease is due to lower demand for crops that grow on cleared forest land, and not successful environmental policies.
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There are many great destinations nearby for our visitors to enjoy. The town of Pollensa is fifteen minutes away and the beach twenty minutes away. In the Bay of Pollensa, boats of any size can be rented for sailing. There are two golf courses nearby – a 9-hole in Pollensa and an 18- hole in Alcudia. There is a spectacular cave that is a great antidote to the hot days of summer.
Pollensa hosts many festivals. The biggest is the Patrona in August, a week of celebrating the Christian victory over invading Moorish pirates. Easter and January's Saints holidays celebrations are also great events. Pollensa is surrounded by vineyards; you can visit Can Vidalet right outside of the town.
Pedruxella is close to Formentor, the peninsula made famous by a hotel of the same name and to the town of Alcudia with its famous Roman ruins. Just beyond Alcudia is Mal Pas, another peninsula that has nice beaches and a museum with everything from paintings of the children of royalty to post cards autographed by Yoko Ono. You can also visit the famous Monastery of Lluc and Restaurant Es Guix, overlooking its natural swimming pool.
Of course, there is plenty to do right on the estate. There is hiking, badminton, ping pong, boules and other games. And there is cooking a Mediterranean inspired lunch or dinner with fruits and vegetables from the garden, and lamb and wild goat from the surrounding land. If you are truly adventurous, farm manager Tolo can take you out goat hunting in the traditional manner (with dogs and lassoes).
There is truly something for everyone. Guests often go different ways during the day and then meet up at the end of the day for a relaxing swim and dinner.


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Another day spent quilting (not the whole day, mind you) - I finished this baby quilt (finished quilting it, that is - the binding, while attached, isn't sewn down yet, so it still looks slightly unfinished) for an old friend of the family (someone I used to babysit) who is having a baby in September, I think. She lives in the States, so I will have my mother take the quilt back with her when her visit is finished - hence the need to quilt it now. I used a simple meander with some loops thrown in. It's quick and cheerful. And yes, she's having a boy.
I also started quilting another quilt for a friend, also to be taken back to the US with my mother, so it too needs to be finished soon. I made good progress on it, but as I decided it wanted to be done in a (admittedly fairly large) clamshell pattern, it will take longer to finish. Plus it's bigger than this one, anyway. Photos of that later, when it's done.


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by Tom Nelson
Ever since the introduction of Lion, the OS X installation process has created a hidden OS X Recovery HD partition on a Mac's startup drive. This partition can be used to run diagnostic utilities, repair drives, repair and reinstall the OS, and perform quite a few more tricks.
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But I never liked the fact that the OS automatically installs the Recovery HD only on a startup drive. For many Mac users, the startup drive is their only drive, and I've never liked the idea of trying to repair a drive when booted from the same drive.
The solution is to have another drive that you can boot from, one that also contains a Recovery HD. There are many possibilities; just about any external drive is a good candidate for hosting a Recovery HD, but a really good choice is a USB flash drive.


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