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An adorable stuffed toy dog candidly recounts the boredom of his first kiss. Two shoes play footsie, entwine and – shivering with anticipation – reveal hairy legs to the sound of "Teenage Kicks". A series of gruesome STI puppets in ghoulish green lighting creep from the stage towards us, boasting of their potential effects before meekly acknowledging treatment options and debunking common myths. Sock puppet cabaret might be a niche genre, but Wondering Hands' "SEX and Puppets" must be the first show to begin a skit with "Hi, I'm chlamydia."
Lady Glittoris and the Vajazzles (dancing genitalia, check) lead us in a rendition of "Keep your hands off this pussy", a message to Donald Trump. Socks with a range of regional accents shiver outrageously as they name the body parts that get them going, ending with a chorus of "my whole body is a sexual organ." It's strange to see an art form usually associated with children dissecting the most taboo sexual issues, and the humour stems partly from that juxtaposition. But I realise very quickly that puppetry isn't just the slapstick punch-and-judy world we tend to think of it as – it can be subtle, clever, entertaining and thought-provoking.
While comedy dominated the show, the most shocking sketches were the surprisingly moving stories (submitted anonymously) about first times. I had expected the show to be entertaining, but emotive? At one point, fluorescent ping pong balls stand in for kids whose make-believe roleplay unexpectedly relocates to the bedroom, circling wider and wider until they're entangled. with the sobering phrase "there might have been kissing".
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A recent survey from London & Partners and CWT Meetings & Events showed that more than 70% of planners say the five senses are not being used effectively at events, so C&IT caught up with three event planners to better understand ways to use them.
Rachel Capell, senior producer at ci events, said technology is one of the key ways to rectify this. "We've recently started using Oculus Rift, a virtual reality headset that plunges delegates into an immersive experience, where they can reach out and 'touch' things. It's expensive at the moment but we're hoping it will be more widely available as it moves into the consumer market."
For Bluehat Group's commercial director Ben Parkinson, creativity is the key to engaging people's senses. He explained: "Examples where we've integrated unexpected sensory experiences on events include using an aroma machine to pump a specially designed 'school corridor' smell around the activity area at a 'back to school' themed event or using blind food tasting to give more variety and interest to quiz-style events.
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While utilising the different senses is an integral part of event design for Bluehat Group, Parkinson pointed out that it wasn't just the obvious senses of sight and smell that could be utilised. "We once built an ancient coffin which teams had to put their hands inside to feel for clues to deduce who was buried in there, as one of the challenges within the Game of Kings teambuilding experience," he said.
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While there are many specific examples of sensory experiences in events, Iona Courtenay-Warren, head of events at CWT Meetings & Events, said the senses needed to be incorporated into the event as a whole.
"For example, we use subtle lighting changes at meetings to ensure we keep people engaged," she explained. "These changes can reflect the session content so that all sensory elements are rolled into one. We take a holistic approach and incorporate senses into every aspect of planning to create a 'wow' factor. Everything from coffee breaks to the logistics of moving between sessions needs to be accounted for."
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Spoiler Alert! This post features quotes from the Doctor Who finale. So transport yourself to another time and space and come back once you have watched it.
Doctor Who showrunner Steven Moffat promised a roller coaster of a final episode, and boy did he deliver. His — and star Peter Capaldi's — final season saw him deliver an hour and a half of solid writing that showcased not only how good a writer Moffat can be, but also the cast's great delivery throughout the entire episode.
This last episode for both of them ("The Doctor Falls") saw the Doctor face off against the Cybermen for one last time in this incarnation, while Bill worked through her new status as a Cyberman, Nardole got proactive, and Missy and the Master created and enacted their own plan to deal with the impending invasion.
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12. "Doctors are not required." — Cyberman
One of the Cyber-based villains of the episode utters this phrase when the Doctor reveals his identity.
11. "Like sewage, smartphones, and Donald Trump, some things are just inevitable." — The Doctor
In keeping with the rest of this season, the Doctor gets a little topical as he refutes that the Master had anything to do with the creation of the Cybermen, instead accrediting that development to parallel evolution on various planets.
10. "Ten years up there, chatting. You missed her by two hours." — The Master
Simm's character taunts the Doctor about his inability to prevent his companion Bill from being turned into a Cyberman.
9. "The ultimate apple upgrade." — Nardole
The alien-human-hybrid companion comments on his turning the titular fruit into a grenade.
8. The Master: "Is the future going to be all girl?" / The Doctor:"We can only hope."
The Master reacts to not only his future self becoming a woman, but also the Doctor and Missy referring to Bill as "her" instead of just treating her like the Cyberman she's been converted into.
7. "It's time to stand with the Doctor." — Missy
The latest incarnation of the Master decides she wants to stand with the Doctor as they face off against the incoming Cybermen.
6. "You're wrong, you know. I'll never be able to find the words." —Nardole
The companion responds to Bill's statement that he will find the words to say goodbye.
5. "It's a big universe. But I hope I see you again." —Bill
The latest human companion bids the Doctor goodbye before she sets off with Heather.
4. "No stars… I hoped there'd be stars." —The Doctor
Capaldi's Time Lord as he lies there dying after being shot a few times by a Cyberman.
3. "Where there's tears, there's hope." —The Doctor and Bill
First uttered by the Doctor as a sign of the fact that Bill might be able to become human again, later said by Bill as one of her tears hits the dead Doctor.
2. "You may be a Doctor. But I am the Doctor. The original, you might say." — The First Doctor (David Bradley)
The First Doctor greets his older self.
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Millions of people working in mining and manufacturing industries face dermatological problems. A great part of them leads to serious skin diseases and diseases of a chronic nature which pose hazards to life and prevent employment. According to European Union:
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I have friends, family, and acquaintances, who follow me on social networks and see the delicious healthy food pictures that I post. Naturally some people tend to put labels on me, such as being vegetarian, vegan, etc. For me personally, it's not as simple as that. I'm a normal person and I'm not perfect, but I try my best to eat as healthy and plant-based as possible. That's not to say I won't sometimes indulge in my favourite meals like pizza and poutine. Or consume animal protein such as free range, grass fed chicken if I feel like it. One of the best phrases I had ever heard was from fellow nutritionist Meghan Telpner, who said "Labels are for tin cans". This stuck with me, and she's so right! Why do we necessarily need to be labeled? Why do we need to declare any specific lifestyle as if it's set in stone? Can one word really describe all there is to our personal food philosophy? I don't think we're all that simple. Life is complex and ever changing. We are constantly finding out new information about the food around us, and so we must be flexible and adapt. At least that's my opinion.
I am currently taking the Culinary Nutrition Expert program through Meghan Telpner, and our first assignment was to define our food philosophy. It seemed like such a simple assignment. Yet when I started writing it, and really digging into my soul for the answers to how I felt about food and my lifestyle, I realized just how complex and diverse my food philosophy was. I thought it would be fun to share my thoughts on food with you here.
My Food Philosophy:
"Nourish & be kind to your body. Fuel it with delicious, beautiful,
colourful, whole foods, mainly plants, and do so with Love"


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Rather than looking at a specific activist group, our team looked at a civic and civil liberties issue, and created our own affinity group to deal with it directly. We began with the persistent problem of the NYPD's Stop & Frisk policy. This problem is complex and layered, and is felt at the largest institutional level with Police Commissioner Kelly and Mayor Bloomberg as well as on the street with citizens' direct contact with individual officers. This issue is known and addressed in a variety of ways. There is currently a Coalition Against Stop & Frisk that is made up of nearly 30 organizations and community groups including Center for Constitutional Rights, CopWatch.com and the Bronx Defenders. h
The groups and initiatives that exist do a variety of things. Some focus on community organizing, planning marches and rallies, while some work on changing laws and policies. Some provide legal services while some feature images and footage of aggressive stops. While many others aggregate news and editorials about Stop & Frisk.
However, there were not any useful, transparent, community-based indices of who the policemen are. We felt it would benefit the community to facilitate larger dialogue around the direct impact the NYPD has had on the people they serve and protect. That is why we fabricated an independent website concept that would be a place for people to safely comment on their experiences with officers and precincts. There has been some commentary recently that 2-way communication is missing from contemporary policing of high crime neighborhoods.
Beat cops used to walk the streets and observe, interact and relate to local residents at a speed and frequency that is less efficient from an accounting perspective. However, bean counting is probably not the only reason that cops don't breathe in the tenor of their beat in the same way. A disconnect between the officers and those whom they police has been systematically engineered to create a culture of dominance and as a result, oppression. By assigning officers who reside in far away neighborhoods, the police department atrophies the collective and individual empathy officers feel when they deal with residents. There is also a trend in assigning rookies, often more physical and impetuous than veterans, to the rougher neighborhoods. There are other attributes of this institutionalized dynamic. Quotas on 250's (Stop and Frisk reports) have inspired/pressured cops toward this practice. In contrast, excessive stats in violent and street related crime have seen officers displacing arrests(and complaints) to neighboring precincts with lower stats. Accusations that officers have been intimidating victims out of making reports, and occasionally failing to file reports are materializing with frequency. These examples don't begin to address elements of corruption and extra-legal activity within or by members of the police department.
Our website would function as both a repository and a portal to available information, legal aid and testimonials about individual officers. The site would have provisions for learning who all the uniformed officers in a precinct are, with a searchable index of court cases, internal investigations, collar stats, documented complaints and other publicly available relevant data that police generate. In addition to these items, there would be a space for "users" to comment socially and critically of their experiences with the officers. There are a lot of details in police interaction that are not illegal, but have a negative impact on the people they engage. This negative impact is the element we feel is at the root of problematic relationship between the police and the policed.
Our primary goal is to affect police behavior with the looming threat of having their words and actions publicized. Almost any degree of improvement would be seen as progress. A secondary goal is cultural climate change in the community. The citizens would feel that having an outlet for expression could not only relieve some of the tension, but also tighten their communities. Local unity is a positive way to connect people with each other and hold themselves accountable for their actions while also fortifying their defenses against targeted abuse.
The strengths in this program range in scale from macro to micro. If you don't have the education, resources or liberty to affect change in the experiences you endure, then your connection to civic responsibility and positivity are low. If you can't contribute information or testimony to a court case because of intimidation or fear of losing your job, place in school, children, home or citizenship, then you are being cheated of your right and obligation to civic duty. Often times seemingly unrelated details of your life exempt you from testifying in any official way. Contributing to this site would be empowering. Identifying your police officers is an easier way to relate to them when they are in your space. And though it may sound naive, knowing and identifying officers on the street (officers who do not abuse the people's trust) helps people empathize with them to some degree. At the very least, it fosters an environment where mutual respect is possible.
Information is power. Knowing your rights is essential. Knowing what resources are available to you is essential. And knowing who, why and how many people have had similar experiences as you have can be just as important. Our site offers a space to satisfy those needs in an environment that is unique. The nature of the site affords it fluidity with other social media like Twitter or Facebook, or as was suggested in class, Yelp and Craigslist. There are different vehicles for information and message dissemination, and the site functions as a home to which all those roads can point back.
The weaknesses of this site rest primarily in the elements that can't be controlled. Like all anonymously commented spaces, this site would be naturally porous to trolling. From short-sighted, immature or vindictive personalities as well as from adversaries and agents provocateur. Another weakness would be any legal, departmental or governmental push-back. There are obvious interests to be protected, and some possible legal points of contention. Many righteous initiatives have been snuffed or curtailed because they were framed in a perspective that their existence not only kept law enforcement agencies from doing their jobs, but also because they claimed to pose a threat to the safety of officers.
Less a weakness than an obstacle, is the discussion about how to provide opportunity, if not parity for both criticism and praise. This was heavily debated in our group, in class and with colleagues with whom we've shared our project. I've always felt that a strong way to support and validate criticism of the status quo is to juxtapose it against the foil of recognizing positive action. It is possible for good behavior to exist within a police force where bad behavior is common. But there is no expectation that the volume and character of positive and negative comments will be equal. So how do we provide a space for praise without weakening the credibility of the critique? I have reservations about predicting confidently how this site will work and succeed. I'm inclined to build and promote the environment with flexibility to adjust and change. I think the power and gravity of the best commentary will inspire more of the same on both sides.
I love the suggestions in class about stimulating awareness and narrative with clever, potentially viral appropriations of social media. But I think the stickiest, most powerful initiative that we can do, is to retrieve and cull as much concrete information about individual police with known bad behavior. We don't need to start with "from the street" testimonials of what a bully someone is. That will be supporting narrative that connects the victims to each other. But if you begin with official data, there is less conjecture, and more interpretation. The inspiration for this format comes from sites like Little Sis and Open Government. These sites function similar to wikis, and without comments, and I think that really works for them. But I believe a similar format could work with commentary, imagery and testimonial as well.
The obvious opposition to this site would come from the NYPD, the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association of the City of New York and the Mayor's Office. All three groups have repeatedly voiced support for methodology, rejected transparency and promoted the notion that the NYPD is an unparalleled, dominating force that should be feared... for the good of the city and its communities. A large scale, transparent, available assessment of their legally documented behavior would disrupt the status quo on its own. External review and conversation about that behavior, perceived within the framework of its consistency and coordination, would appear more epidemic, even without editorialization. This could catalyze dissent and response in an unexpected volume and frequency. And unpredictable responses are threats to the status quo that the city is dedicated to marginalizing.
Their strengths are obvious. With "over 34,000 uniformed officers" the Mayor has openly boasted that the NYPD is "the seventh biggest army in the world." The NYPD has a militaristic surveillance and counter-insurgency apparatus that includes, but is not limited to 6 submarine drones, LRADs, the Domain Awareness System, and known coordination with the CIA and DHS. Their strength comes in the form of resources, impunity and intimidation. These strengths are evident at every level and scale of engagement.
Their weaknesses are the "herding cats" platitude and the Dictator's Dilemma. Quite simply, chasing after every virtual dissenter who is not breaking the law would be like herding cats. It is neither efficient use of resources nor feasible. Rather than seek out the users, they would be better served disabling the source of the signal. The important variable to negotiate, is that they not suffocate discussion so overtly, giving credence to its existence nor stir larger, more powerful protest and awareness from the citizenry.
The way I would probably do this, given their resources and their expectation of citizens' fickle attention span, would be to debilitate the "brand" reliability of the site. While this could be attacked superficially with positive or oppositional commenting and trolling, I believe that making the site itself unreliable will weaken the user loyalty and expectation of service. If they hacked the site and shut it down, it or something similar would spring up elsewhere. If they openly, vocally called for it's take down or approached it's domain host citing illegality, it would stir up vocal community opposition. But if, with their know relationships and governance of internet bandwidth, imposed unpredictable, rolling brown outs of the site, they would hurt users' expectation that the site was reliable or legitimate. Users would taper off expecting that the site breaks frequently, representing unserious stewardship and reliability. In the process, small parts of data, css and server structure could be broken or disappeared. Not simply an algorithmic bug or virus, but an organic take down of the health and wellbeing of the entity that is the site would, in my opinion, be the most surgically efficient way to combat this civic instrument.
It is interesting to engage in this idea at its current zygote stage. It's definitely a project that I would like to investigate further. At this point, it's hard to predict whether it could inspire a sea change, or dangle in the cosmos like an unknown pirate radio channel. Both the conversation and the instrument are volatile. But at its heart, it is an idea inspired by the desire to promote goodness. Idealism is my achilles heel. But I think, even in light of the unexpected uses of social media we have discussed, the potential energy of racially and socioeconomically marginalized people in America gets undervalued. In 2013, technology use is identifiably different from what it was as recently as two years ago. With the steep incline of smart phone ownership in lower income communities, and the data that shows smartphones as the primary internet access point for the same communities, the ability to express oneself is going to be the most ubiquitous challenge to the status quo. And I endorse that.


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As Yelp's Orlando Community Manager, co-founder of theORLANDOAN.com, and a Tar twice over, I'm constantly asked to divulge my favorite things about Winter Park and Orlando. I could write a novel on the subject, but let's keep it short and sweet—my list of 50 things right in our backyard that will make you fall head over heels for Rollins' hometown, just like I did. — Andi Perez '10 '12MPCU
If Orlando locavores have a mecca, it's East End Market. This diverse food hub includes a cheesemonger, artisanal bakery, succulent shop, farm store, juice bar, and craft coffee roaster. Did I mention the cookie shop and ramen restaurant?
Rollins is known for the intimacy and engagement of its discussion-based classes, but don't expect to be tethered to a roundtable all the time. Marine biology students study at SeaWorld, English majors explore Zora Neale Hurston's hometown of Eatonville, and art majors curate exhibitions at the Cornell Fine Arts Museum. At Rollins, all of Orlando is your classroom.
This charming promenade of world-class shopping and deluxe dining extends directly from campus. In fact, it's tough to tell where Rollins ends and Park Avenue begins. Beyond the food (which warrants its own spot on this list), the avenue bustles with activity year-round, from outdoor movies in the spring to ice skating in the winter.
From Rollins' 23 varsity athletics teams to a trio of professional sports franchises, Orlandoans always have something to cheer. Watch LeBron James and Steph Curry square off against the Orlando Magic at the world-class Amway Center. Support Kaká and Orlando City and Alex Morgan and the Orlando Pride at the city's brand-new downtown soccer stadium. And catch the gridiron stars of today (Pro Bowl) and tomorrow (Buffalo Wild Wings Citrus Bowl and Russell Athletic Bowl) at Camping World Stadium.
Real talk for a second. Tars are foodies. And foodies love Winter Park. In fact, I'm fairly certain the hashtag #nomnomnom was coined here. Start at Prato, The Ravenous Pig, and Luma, then indulge your inner gourmand all over town.
Orlando was named the No. 1 city in the U.S. for job growth (Department of Labor, 2015) and a top 10 city for college grads (CareerBliss.com). More than 150 international companies representing 20 countries do business in our fair city. Opportunities? Yeah, they abound.
Orlando ranks in the top 10 for internships per capita, and Rollins has an entire office dedicated to helping Tars secure the best career-builders. Your future classmates are currently running Orlando City Soccer Club's Instagram account, leading brainstorming sessions at the Florida Hospital Innovation Lab, and creating team-building experiences at a luxury chocolate factory.
My weekly shopping list includes seasonal produce at Saturday's Winter Park Farmers' Market, kettle corn and homemade dog treats from Sunday's Orlando Farmers' Market at Downtown Orlando's Lake Eola, and fresh-caught seafood at Monday's Audubon Park Community Market. Want to shop like a local? All you need is a bike with a basket, because all these markets are within 5 miles of Rollins' campus.
Orlando's diversity is fabulously evident in the Mills 50 neighborhood. Vietnamese family-owned businesses line the streets with indie music venues, thrift shops, and restaurants in between. Old meets new, hip meets Pho, and all is right with the world.
Everyone's favorite sinkhole-turned-central park is never dull. This Downtown Orlando icon plays host to festivals, a weekly farmers' market, swan boats, and the best dang fireworks show north of Disney.
No Floridian accepts being more than a hop, skip, and a jump from the beach. Nor should you. At Rollins, you're an hour's drive from Cocoa Beach and New Smyrna Beach on the east coast and a two-hour jaunt from Clearwater Beach and St. Pete Beach on the west coast.
Florida is called The Sunshine State for a reason. Heck, even our "winter," which lasts precisely two weeks, is packed with vitamin D. So grab your sunnies, friend. You'll need them with a whopping of 236 days of sunshine every year.
Orlando's new commuter rail system happens to have a station just blocks from the Rollins campus, giving students quick and convenient access to transportation throughout Winter Park, Orlando, and beyond.
Rollins' lakeside location gives Tars access to not one but six waterways. Launch a boat or paddle board at the boathouse and explore acres of water from Lake Virginia to Lake Minnehaha thanks to the series of lush canals that link the chain.
Keep your shorts, t-shirts, and sandals handy, because Orlando is home to dozens of festivals all year long. Walk among the undead at Zombietoberfest, toast Mother Nature at Central Florida Veg Fest, and watch aerialists and ballerinas take over downtown at Creative City Project. Then dance your heart out at Electric Daisy Carnival and Florida Music Festival, and catch up on culture at the Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival and Fashion on the Avenue.
Film buffs obsess over the Enzian, Orlando's independent movie theater. Catch an obscure indie, savor a cult classic on the big screen, or binge watch the Oscar-qualifying Florida Film Festival in April.
The new Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, which was named one of the World's Coolest Tourist Attractions of 2015 by Travel + Leisure, hosts everything from Wicked and Chris Rock to performances by Orlando Ballet and Opera Orlando. If your tastes veer toward the avant-garde, check out The Orlando Fringe, the longest-running fringe festival in the U.S.
Downtown Orlando is packed with offices and apartments, but it truly comes alive on weekends and nights. Grab a bite at Artisan's Table before catching a flick at Plaza Cinema Café 12. Then end the night dancing at Independent Bar for New Wave '80s Night or College Indie Night.
What's better than three restaurants serving the city's best tacos within walking distance of one another? Nothing. Absolutely nothing. Partake in this ménage-a-taco at Tako Cheena, Black Rooster, and Pig Floyd's Urban Barbakoa, which is owned by Rollins alum Thomas Ward '05.
Tech accelerators like Starter Studio and VentureScaleUp, co-working spaces like Canvs and Catalyst, and local tech-focused venture capitalists like FireSpring Fund and venVelo (cofounded by Rollins Business Professor Allen Kupetz) make Orlando an ideal incubator of top tech talent.
From a history professor geeking out about monsters in American culture at Nerd Nite to the head of the Central Florida Zoo presenting hilarious animal-mating habits for Pecha Kucha, Orlando boasts a speaker series for every taste.
This indie record shop's reputation helps it score intimate in-store performances from some of the biggest names in music. So, hop on your bike and head over to sift through some musical treasures. Bonus: It's owned by Rollins alum Sandy Bitman '93.
This co-working space/coffee shop/event venue/art gallery is also home to the area's best all-local farmers' market on Monday nights. Plus, it's co-owned by Rollins alum Brett Bennett '93.
See what I did there? Tars love to get their lit on in The City Beautiful, and there's no shortage of bookish events to satisfy one's inner bibliophile—from Functionally Literate and There will be Words to Rollins' own Winter With the Writers.
A historic movie theatre turned hip art gallery,Snap! features highly curated work by international artists and hosts art openings that bring together everyone from fashionistas and graffiti artists to college students.
Orlandoans are super proud of their local street-art scene. We have murals splashed across tall buildings by some of the dopest graffiti artists around (check out Boy Kong). We straight up refuse to be boring in this city.
Orlando is recognized within the street dancing community as one of the top Bboy (breakdancing) cities in the world. In fact, Victor Montalvo, the No. 1 breakdancer in the world right now, is a local.
Getting its name from the adjacent T.G. Lee Dairy plant, this funky neighborhood is rough around the edges in a way that screams authenticity. It's known for its grungy/fab local restaurants and hosting Tasty Tuesdays, a weekly food truck party.
Your parents will love Rollins' boutique inn for everything from its chic style and contemporary art collection to its close proximity to campus and the Southern-inspired fare served at Hamilton's Kitchen. You'll love it because all profits from the College's award-winning hotel support student scholarships.
With SPARC Day, Immersion, and courses centered around community engagement, Rollins helps you make an impact in Orlando from your very first day on campus. The city shares the same spirit. From dreaming up crowd-sourced action projects at The Hive to micro-granting community dinners at Orlando SOUP, Orlando has the framework for taking a community-minded project from fledgling idea through successful implementation.
This 1,400-mile network of trails stretches from the edge of the Everglades to panhandle and its packed full of outdoor adventure. Where else can you walk along a natural spring that has shark teeth hidden in the sand and a gator sunbathing nearby?
Orlando offers plenty of opportunities to embrace Florida's wild side. Where's a student to start? Fly across the swamp on an airboat ride, chow down on fried gator bites, and take a dip with manatees at Blue Springs.
Rub elbows with some of the world's most brilliant individuals at this Rollins-based event series. Past speakers include Levar Burton, George Takei, Maya Angelou, Jane Goodall, Ken Burns, Sir Paul McCartney, Gloria Steinem, Oliver Stone, and Salman Rushdie.
Ranked one of the top 10 U.S. cities for young entrepreneurs (MoneyRates.com), Orlando is small enough that you can be the first to start something but big enough to support it.
What started as my attempt at creating an irreverent city hashtag now has more than 90,000 uses on Instagram. Check it out some time for a crowd-sourced collection of things that make Orlando great.
Orlandoans love WPRK, Rollins' eclectic student-run radio station. Have a hankering for obscure Nordic ambient music? Got an idea for a talk-radio show? Head to the Mills Memorial Hall basement where students host and the community listens.
No matter where you find yourself in Winter Park or Orlando, you're never far from a lush oasis. Silence your phone and discover the peaceful calm of Kraft Azalea Garden, the rich diversity of Mead Botanical Garden, and the canopied walking trail that hugs the shore of Lake Virginia on campus.
Social entrepreneurship is thriving at Rollins and throughout Orlando. For proof, look no further than Downtown Credo. The mission of this name-your-price coffee spot is to "reject our tendency toward apathy and impact our city" by working with local youth and funding local social enterprises.
Vegans, rejoice! Some of Orlando's top-rated restaurants serve strictly animal-friendly fare. Grab breakfast at The Sanctum Cafe, lunch at Ethos Vegan Kitchen (a block from campus), and dessert at Market on South.
Founded by Rollins alum Peter Martinez '13, Juice Bike Share allows residents and visitors alike to tour Orlando on two wheels. With stations strategically placed throughout Winter Park and Orlando, you simply swipe a card and set off exploring.
Everyone from Huffington Post to NPR has lauded this local group. The social start-up partners with local residents to transform their lawns into vegetable gardens, then delivers the produce to local restaurants and farmers' markets using pedal power. Past and present Tars have been integral in getting the venture rolling. In fact, Caroline Chomanics '19 is program manager of the Orlando branch and AJ Azqueta '17 is the group's installation coordinator.
From handcrafted marshmallows (Wondermade Marshmallows) and stunning stationery ( Rifle Paper Co.) to ultra-hip bags (Makr Carry Goods), Orlandoans like to get hands-on.
Greenwood Cemetery is full of bizarre, unexpected history lessons, and its Moonlight Walking Tour, led by the cemetery sexton, fills up in minutes each month. Cross your fingers you'll make it in (and out).
James Beard Award nominees and foodpreneurs have ushered in a local food renaissance. Articles in national publications like The New York Times and Forbes exemplify how the nation is taking notice of Orlando's artisanal food scene.
This treasured performance arts space features theatrical burlesque and cabaret-style shows with themes ranging from sci-fi and disco to culturally relevant shows that helped a community cope with grief through dance.
When the man walking through Downtown Orlando in hot pants and furry boots doesn't shock you, you know that EDC is in town and 60,000-plus people are getting ready to dance their hearts out to the world's best electronic music.
With ballerinas doing pirouettes down the sidewalk and acrobats hanging above the street, you'll feel like you've wandered onto a Baz Luhrmann movie set during this giant one-night creative festival.
What happens when an uber-creative family adds a theater onto its home and hosts some of the most talented artists, musicians, and actors in the country? Magic.
On the last Friday of every month, hundreds of cyclists hit the Orlando pavement with a message. Sometimes it's a tribute ride. Sometimes it's just to promote education about sharing the road. One thing's for sure, though, it's always community-driven.
You didn't think I'd leave out the old mouse, did you? Whether you're in it for the princes and princesses or for the wizards and wands, no place is on par with Orlando when it comes to pure fantasy.


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Santa Cruz, CA – September 19, 2016 – Looker, the company that is powering data-driven businesses, today announced that it ranked as an overall experience leader and a vendor credibility leader in the Wisdom of Crowds Small and Mid-Sized Enterprise Business Intelligence Market Study.
Published annually by Dresner Advisory Services, this report surveyed over 900 data professionals from small and mid-sized companies (SMEs) ranging from one to 1,000 employees and ranked 25 vendors on 33 measures covering the sales and acquisition process, technical support, consulting services, product and technology, value for price paid, integrity, and whether the vendor is recommended. This is the first year Looker has participated in the study.
"There is nothing better than having customers rank you as a leader," said Frank Bien, CEO of Looker. "Creating a data platform that helps everyone explore and understand what is going on in their business gives companies a huge advantage on their competition. This report validates that our hard work is paying off for customers and shows other companies how to make their data meaningful."
According to the report, SMEs showed substantially more interest in data discovery in 2016. Software-as-a-service and cloud computing were markedly more important to SMEs than large corporations, which had far higher interest in data warehousing and data mining.
"SME's are aggressively pursuing BI solutions at a far more rapid pace than larger organizations," said Howard Dresner, founder and chief research officer of Dresner Advisory Services. "Clearly, these organizations recognize the value of understanding their data to drive their business. Looker emerged as an overall leader in this year's Wisdom of Crowds Small and Mid-Sized Enterprise BI report and we congratulate them on their performance."
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Residence Halls Association connects students with "RHA Carnival"
RHA hosted a carnival for MU students and staff members to come together.
Sep. 11, 2018
The Residence Halls Association hosted a lively carnival full of games, food, and activities for residents to get to know each other on Sept. 7.
The event began at 5 p.m. in Brewer Station at the Mizzou Rec. It was originally scheduled for Aug. 31 at the the corner of Rollins St. and College Ave. However, that morning Residential Life sent out an email, postponing the RHA Carnival to Sept. 7 due to weather.
There was an inflatable obstacle course, arts and crafts table, DJ booth, carnival games and an assortment of foods. Attendees also had their choice of carnival snacks: popcorn, cotton candy and snow cones.
"We've been planning this since March of this year, so it's taken about five or so months" RHA president Nathan Dare said. "It's been a really good project we've had a lot of people working on it. It's come together very nicely, and even despite the weather, it's turned out awesome."
Attendees had the option to race in the inflatable obstacle course, paint miniature canvases, or just socialize with their friends. Students from freshmen to seniors, as well as faculty attended the carnival.
"The free food and the people were cool," sophomore Kody Hopen said. "I also liked the obstacle course. If you didn't have friends there or aren't extroverted you probably wouldn't have enjoyed it."
RHA puts on several events throughout the year to bring residents together and build a sense of community around the MU campus.
"Our original goal for the carnival is to get everyone out and create a huge sense of community," Dare said. "That's what this truly is. We want to get residents out her to interact with one another and try to create memories. We decided that smaller events have a smaller impact so we're going to try to continue this large programing trend."
One of the other events that RHA puts on is Tiger Walk, an event where freshmen walk through the columns toward Jesse Hall, symbolizing their entrance into the university. This is followed by an event at the end of senior year where graduates walk away from Jesse Hall, symbolizing their departure from the university.
Aside from planning events on campus, Dare said RHA's goal is to serve as an advocate for students.
"What our goal is to basically advocate for the residents who live here on campus, whether it be if they see injustices within their halls themselves, if they have issues with how the Department of Residential Life is handling things, that's where we kind of step in and get the student voice a say," Dare said. "In terms of administration, when they have new policies in mind they try to run it through us first."
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Join us for the double launch of two new stellar pamphlets from Guillemot Press and KFS Press at the Poetry Café on September 11th (7pm) and get the first glimpse into Astra Papachristodoulou's Stargazing (Guillemot Press, 2019) and Sarah Cave's Perseverance Valley (KFS Press, 2019). Come along for a moon-themes night of poetry performances & cake with readings from Sarah and Astra as well as guest poets Anna Cathenka & Vilde Valerie Bjerke Torset.
On the night, you will also be able to buy new publications from Guillemot Press and books from the poets involved! For enquiries, please contact Astra or Sarah at astra.papachristodoulou[at]gmail.com and sarah.cave[at]ymail.com.
About the poets:
Sarah Cave is a poet, academic, artist & editor of award-winning publisher Guillemot Press.She is currently working towards a college funded, practice-based PhD on poetry and prayer at Royal Holloway. Sarah's first collection, An Arbitrary Line, was published in November 2018 by Broken Sleep Books & her second collection, Perseverance Valley is forthcoming from Knives Forks and Spoons in September 2019. She tweets at @campanilecave.
Astra Papachristodoulou is a graduate from the MA Poetic Practice at Royal Holloway with focus in the neo-futurist tradition across poetry, visual art and performance. She has performed at poetry events in Vienna, Slovenia and the UK, and her visual poems have been showcased at the National Poetry Library (Southbank Centre) and the Poetry Cafè. Her published books include Astropolis (HVTN Press, 2018) and Almost a Dream (Sampson Low, 2019). She tweets at @heystranaut.
Vilde Valerie Bjerke Torset is a Spanish Norwegian poet, artist and actor living in London. Her book swallowing feathers was published by Sampson Low (2019) while her pamphlet no tittle came out with Penteract Press (2019). Other publications include works in 3:AM Magazine, Partisan Hotel, Utflukt and Literratura. She has been commissioned by The British Museum and The Royal Norwegian Embassy, and is the contributing editor of JEZGA Magazine.
Anna Cathenka lives in Norwich where she works as a Learning Mentor and Poetry Tutor. Her pamphlet they are really molluscs was published in 2018 by Salo Press, and in the same year New Fire Tree released Dead Man Walking, a series of her poems about the afterlife of David Bowie. She has contributed to several anthologies including the forthcoming 25 Rooms from Partisan Hotel. Anna was shortlisted for the Ivan Juritz Prize for experimental modernism in 2018 and is a recent graduate of the MA Poetry at UEA.


text: Music, whispers, phone calls, the alarm clock, the cry of a baby – the ear mediates our auditory interactions with the world. The things we hear may make us laugh or cry, enhance a film or make a subtle point without words, cheer us up or soothe an angry mood. The interpretation of sound and what it means to us is the responsibility of the brain, but the pathway that takes Continue reading


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Think is one of the cutest blogs I've ever reblogged.
I read a while ago that approaching woman is always nerve-wracking and that you always experience some gut level fear.
This somehow stems from tribal times when we where most likely similar to animals when displaying dominance in order to mate.
And making the wrong move really could cause you to lose your life.
I have read alot of audio and read a few books on approaching and what the best way is to go about it.
I still dont really know, but I have some idea stuck in my head of what I think the right way is. Its a compilation of different advisors and seems to consist of being upfront and genuine.
Every day I have to approach one new woman and see how far I can get the conversation to go.
I have done this several times and feel the day (during my lunch break) to be…
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The ItalianRADCLIFFE, Ann
London: T. Cadell Jun. and W. Davies. 1797.
First edition. 12mo. (180 by 110mm) (pp 11-14 in volume two are supplied from another copy of the first edition and loosely inserted). Bound in contemporary calf, spines gilt in compartments. A little worn and some rubbing to the boards of the first volume. Very Good.
The Italian was the last novel which Radcliffe published in her lifetime and in accordance with the Gothic manner was written in a dark and sombre tone. The novel is particularly noted for the fiendish and brilliantly drawn antagonist Father Schedoni. Despite its darkness, the story has a Hollywood ending with a marriage and a dead villain. Radcliffe was the Queen of the Gothic Novel.


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Pulsar Recordings is happy to welcome back the professor Ryota Arai with his latest trance production called Homeward Bound. The track starts with firm beats and a rolling bassline, securing a tight ground for the big synth that carries us forward to the breakdown.
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Dinner: Monday to Sunday 6pm to 10pm
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Sous chef Tyrone Mothei describes the menu as fusion with Asian, Italian and Thai influences and flavours. Start off your meal with three light salads – the shaved vegetable salad with beetroot, carrots and chia seeds comes with a perfectly poached runny egg, which has a crispy batter. There's a Thai-inspired soup with mussels, line fish, prawns, Asian sausage and udon noodles. The Kudu carpaccio is served with grilled zucchini, artichoke and roasted hazelnuts – just the right flavours to prepare your appetite for mains. Also worth trying is the apple-and-fennel cured salmon with lime, buttermilk, rye toast and rooibos vinaigrette.
All steaks are prepared with herb butter and seasoning – patrons have a choice of various cuts of Chalmar grain-fed beef, Black Angus grass-fed beef, Wagyu and lamb. They come served with a side salad and a sauce of your choice. For an extra charge you can select two queen prawns or Angus beef boerewors as toppings for your steak. Sides also include fried black rice, basmati rice, crushed potatoes, thick-cut fries and garden vegetables, which are season-dependent.
Lovers of seafood will enjoy the dry spice-rubbed sea bass with couscous and citrus salad, and kingklip with almond, zucchini, brinjal, olive, tomato and salsa vierge. The soft shell crab with avocado, cilantro, grapefruit, sushi rice and togarashi spice is a palate-pleaser.
For what appears to be a small menu, all printed on one page, there is a fair amount of choice, including a burger and vegetarian options such as the butternut risotto and the chargrilled cauliflower with ricotta cheese, creamy polenta and roasted tomato. Particularly interesting on the burger menu is the charcoal steam bun with Asian spiced shredded pork, pak choy, miso mayonnaise and a small side salad of pickled cabbage.
And, for dessert, choose from a selection of classics such as the chocolate fondant, banoffee cheese cake, mascarpone panna cotta, sorbets, ice cream and a cheese board.
The drinks menu is filled with page after page of wines, bubbly, champagne, spirits, cocktails and more. There's a wide range from local to international to fit your budget.
Service is a little on the slow side but the view of Johannesburg takes the sting away.
This is a very relaxed setting where no one seems to be in a rush. You'll find businessmen meeting over breakfast, ladies enjoying a quiet lunch, groups celebrating birthdays and couples sharing a romantic moment over dinner.
Book a table for their Saturday and Sunday brunch buffets. Also ask about their beer pairing with the artisan braai menu.
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text: The November meeting of the Union Music Club will be held in the sanctuary of First Presbyterian Church on Tuesday, November 8th at 7:00pm. This "Crusade for Strings" program will feature Mr. John Kvasnicka, orchestra director for the Union County School District, and some of his string students. The public is invited to attend.


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Thursday, December 2, 2010
Double Goose Pop-up Store on the LES
For the Fall 2010 season, Double Goose will release two new colorways:
burgundy and camel.The traditional V Bomber leather jacket will makes
its comeback to New York with the opening of a two-month pop-up store.
The Double Goose NYC pop-up store : November 6th – December 24th 2010
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