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First a quick note, I did not do any no-stirrups work over the weekend (I don't even have a good excuse. I just forgot.), and I haven't been able to ride since because of all the rain, but I have been keeping up with my workouts. So yay me!
I've got a list put together of blog posts I want to put together, but in the mean time this sounded fun, especially since I'm still semi-new to blogland and this is a fun way to learn more about me. Thanks Cathryn from That Red Mare for hosting a 25 Questions Blog Hop!
1. Mares or Geldings? Why? I usually prefer geldings, but most of the horses I've really bonded with have been mares, and my baby horse is a mare, so I guess maybe for long-term I like mares, but for projects I prefer geldings? I find that geldings are often more compliant and easy to work with, but once a mare bonds with you, I feel like they will often do more for you. Maybe I'm just crazy. Even Val acts like a mare most days, so who knows.
2. Green-broke or fully broke? I've ridden enough green-broke/barely broke horses in my life, that I very much appreciate a fully broke horse. Even one with baggage.
3. Would you own a "hotter" breed (ie. Arabian, Trakhener, etc)? I've definitely had and worked with a number of hot thoroughbreds, and Val definitely falls under that category, but I love me a dumblood.
4. What was your "dream horse" growing up? When I was little, I was in love with Rocky Mountain Horses, because I loved the Chocolate color with a flaxen mane and tail. I also dreamed of having a mustang and taming it myself, but that was probably a product of reading too many YA horse books.
5. What kind of bit(s) do you use and why? I'll use almost anything if it seems like the right fit for the horse, but Val is pretty simple. He goes in a hollow, oval link loose ring. His mouth is super soft, and this is the one bit I've found that doesn't offend him when I have to pull on it, although sometimes if he's feeling lazy it's still more than he's willing to accept.
6. Helmets or no helmets? When I turned 18, I went through a brief phase where I was all "No one can make me wear helmets now!!" and I rode my mostly sane jumper on the flat without one sometimes, but I pretty much always wear one now.
7. Favorite horse color? I love a true black with a lot of chrome. But my second favorite is Blood Bay or Liver Chestnut.
8. Least favorite horse color? Grey. So much work to keep clean. Bright chestnut is right up there too. If there's a lot of chrome and they aren't too orangey it's not so bad, but I'm just not a fan.
9. Dressage or jumping? Jumping. I like dressagey flatwork, but I don't think I have the attention span to do full dressage all the time.
10. How many years have you been riding? I've been riding since I could hold myself up so…20 years?
11. Spurs/whip or no spurs/whip? Like bits, this depends on the horse. Some get cranky with spurs, some hate whips, some just don't need either. With Val, I will occasionally pull out some itty bitty baby spurs for lateral work, but he's got plenty of go. Often at a show I will carry a crop just to have it, but I rarely use it.
12. Your first fall? I think my first fall was when I was about 5, and I was on a trail ride with my mother. I was on a small donkey in a western saddle, and when he put his head down to graze, somehow the whole saddle slid over his withers and I went down his neck. It's funny now but I was pretty traumatized!
13. When was the last time you rode and what did you do? The last time I rode was Sunday, and I jumped a 4′ oxer. Twice!
14. Most expensive piece of tack you own? Definitely my CWD, and it's worth every penny.
15. How old were you when you started riding? I think I was two when my mom first put me on a pony by myself, and I did competitive lead-line (Yes. Really.) at a circuit in Maryland when I was 3/4. In case you were wondering, I was year end champion. I won a platter, and my picture was in the paper. I was kind of a big deal.
16. Leather or nylon halters? I like leather because it looks nicer and is more likely to break if you need it to (unless you have a break away tab on a nylon halter which is kind of ugly) but they take a lot more maintenance, and they're more expensive. So I'm not sure on this one.
17. Leather or synthetic saddles? Leather. I've never sat in a synthetic saddle that was comfortable or sticky.
18. What "grip" of reins do you like? For jumpers, I definitely prefer rubber reins, but for hunters, I like braided reins.
19. English or Western? English. It's way more exciting!
20. How many horses do you currently own/lease? I don't technically own any, but Val is the horse I ride and sort of lease I guess, and the horse–Stellar–that will eventually be my fancy hunter/derby horse lives with my parents on their farm and is actually owned by them right now.
21. Do you board your horse? Self-care/full board? Home board? Val is at a full board facility, and my parents farm is technically full board, but my mom does most of the work so it's kind of like self-care?
22. Have you ever had to put down a horse that you loved? I've only been there once, for a horse that was severely impacted and was not a good surgery candidate. That was pretty heartbreaking after being up with him to change out his fluids all night. There've been other beloved school horses who had to be put down, but I wasn't there for it, and they weren't actually mine.
23. How many saddle pads do you have? Um…9? Wow. That seems like a lot more than I thought when I actually have to count them. And I'm excluding shaped pads…
24. Slant-load trailer or straight haul? I think most horses are happier about a slant load, and I do like that once you put them in they have a wall behind them and not just a bar. I actually had a medium pony set back and then force her way under the butt bar once. She was ok, but she scraped up her back and the whole thing was really tender for a few days.
25. Why do you ride? You could see my recent post For Love of the Horse for all of the reasons, but in short, I ride because it makes me feel whole, and because I couldn't imagine my life without horses, nor do I want to.


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Title: 10 Animated People
Players: 10 arst and culture management professionals from around the country (one from London). Some are consultants, a couple are administrators and several run management service programs. This is a mix of emerging, midcareer and seasoned professionals.
Audience: 7 staff members and 3 graduate school students called summer scholars. These are just observers who took a pledge to not speak during the 12 hours of conversation.
Location: Meeting room in a Washington DC corporate office. Six tables are formed into a square with giant board room chairs around them.
Props: Flip charts, colored markers and bottles of water.
Objective: To determine what it means to be a leaders in arts and culture management.
Rules: Play nice, listen, be non-judgemental, follow the facilitator.
Curtain opens to reveal eighteen people sitting around a table, each in a different posture, some having side conversations and two women standing near flip charts attempting to guide the conversation.
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Brand Marketing: Kelsey Spencer
Technical Manager: Alpay Kasal
Google Cloud
As their Artist-in-Residence, I was invited by Google to their annual Cloud Next conference to introduce Tilt Brush to their 2019 attendees in a dynamic way. Tilt Brush is a Virtual Reality painting and design program that allows you to create 3D immersive environments, designs, and art.
Working closely with the Brand Marketing team, I conceptualized creative immersive ideas themed around some of the major Cloud Next 2019 announcements, designed, and illustrated the VR experiences to be shown to the conference's 35,000 attendees.
Scroll down to view the final products, and a description of the creative process behind each experience.
🌟 Don't miss the Twitter & Instagram posts, as they contain detailed fly-through videos of the immersive 3D experiences.
To kick off the conference and welcome its 35,000 attendees, we wanted to create an experience around the Next conference letters.
In order to showcase some of the major industries supported by Google Cloud, I reimagined each letter of 'Next' as a building housing an industry. In order from N to T: healthcare, entertainment, retail, and finance.
Our Artist in Residence, @angelahaddad is creating her own @tiltbrush art inspired by the spectrum of announcements and themes at #GoogleNext19. Follow along to see what she crafts... pic.twitter.com/DSTs0Ytg5v— Google Cloud (@googlecloud) April 9, 2019
Gsuite had many announcements to highlight at the conference, and its team wanted to convey some of the major ones.
The messaging of this experience revolved around the idea of digital transformation through collaboration. Gsuite reimagines how businesses can work by powering teams to be faster, smarter, and together than ever before.
Specific announcements highlighted: integration of Calendar with Assistant, updates to Hangouts Meet, Google Voice availability
G, look at this sweet @tiltbrush art design by @angelahaddad of today's #gsuite announcements from #GoogleNext19 ↓ pic.twitter.com/nBkcUzQM9q— G Suite (@gsuite) April 10, 2019
For the average consumer, the concept of the cloud is fleeting. We wanted to use the strong engagement around the conference to relay the definition of the cloud to Google's entire audience - not just enterprise. The cloud is a powerful innovation that impacts every digitally-enabled consumer.
I wanted to showcase the basics of the cloud's structure, starting with the undersea cables connected to data centers.
Did your friends wonder what you were up to all week? Let our @tiltbrush artist, @angelahaddad paint the picture of #GoogleNext19 and what the cloud really is → https://t.co/rUzvWOf8LY pic.twitter.com/xcN9VqFQKE— Google Cloud (@googlecloud) April 11, 2019
We wanted to create a visual representation of the showcase experience of Next.
The Next 2019 style was vibrant with unique characters. I wanted to bring those characters to life while portraying a few key pillars of the conference.
We conceptualized this piece around the idea that at Google Cloud, we will "build and succeed together."
I depicted this with two sides coming together to show the value of the partner ecosystem. Key theme I wanted to relay: collaboration, making, building, and two entities coming together to create something bigger and better.
Key theme I wanted to relay: collaboration, making, building, and two entities coming together to create something bigger and better.
Building things to be bigger & better, together, is what makes collaboration at Google Cloud a work of art. Here's to you #GoogleCloudPartners and your strokes of genius. #TiltBrush courtesy of @angelahaddad pic.twitter.com/HCmFah1zfG— Google Cloud Partners (@gcloudpartners) April 10, 2019
The announcement of Google Anthos was a key moment of the conference.
Anthos is Google's revamped cloud services platform. What makes Anthos unique is that it embraces a "multi-cloud" strategy. So, organizations that use multiple clouds for different tasks (e.g. AWS, Azure, etc.) can manage all of those functions with one portal - Anthos.
Check out this interpretation of hybrid cloud, created by our @tiltbrush artist, @angelahaddad ↓ #GoogleNext19 pic.twitter.com/dP09cojTvm— Google Cloud Platform (@GCPcloud) April 10, 2019
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During recognition procedures, costs may arise which need to be borne by the applicants themselves (for example, fees for translations and certifications, costs for participation in training measures). The Employment Agencies or Job Centres will meet these costs if certain conditions are met.
Financial assistance in accordance with SGB II and SGB III
Prior to submitting an application for professional recognition, applicants should seek clarification from their local Employment Agency or Job Centre as to whether costs can be paid. This is particularly dependent on whether recognition of the foreign professional or vocational qualification is necessary for integration into the labour market.
For unemployed persons and job seekers, the costs of a recognition procedure – for example costs of translations, certified copies and fees – can be met from the so-called "Placement Budget". Financial assistance may also be available for participation in measures which support occupational integration by imparting professional and vocational knowledge. Funding for such measures is possible for a period of up to 8 weeks.
If certain conditions are met, the costs of continuing training courses and updating training may also be funded for unemployed persons, job seekers and persons in employment if such continuing and updating training facilitates the recognition of a foreign professional or vocational qualification and increases the applicant's chances on the labour market.
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The shortlisted candidates are:
Communications Agency - for the communications agency that has done most to enhance awareness or championed positive change for renewables in key opinion formers, parliament, government or the public in the past year.
Community - for a community group that has been active in developing a renewable energy project or programme of installations in their area
Company - for the company that's done the most in the past year to advance UK renewables
Customer Service Recognition - for an energy supplier (including those supplying via a PPA) delivering customer service excellence or innovation whilst adding value to their customers.
Energy Storage - for a live project (delivered or in progress) whether centralised, distributed or mobile and at any size.
Financial Leadership - for a financial product that has accelerated the deployment of renewables in the UK
Innovation - for an innovative renewable energy device or application that has achieved a major milestone
Installer - for a company that has excelled in the installation of renewable energy equipment
Leadership - for an organisation that is mainstreaming renewable energy through the scale of its investment or its commitment to securing its energy needs from renewables
Low Carbon Transport - recognising quality, commitment and innovation in low carbon vehicles - cars, vans, buses, road freight or on farm vehicles, powered by clean electricity or sustainable biofuels - and alternative vehicle fuels.
Pioneer - for an organisation in a sector not previously associated with renewables that has now become involved and created a pathway that others can follow
Project - for a company that has developed an outstanding building-integrated, on-site or stand-alone project
Smart Energy System - for a system that supports the roll-out, or take-up, of renewable energy and energy storage whilst enhancing value and usefulness.
Sustainability - for an organisation using organics recycling to rethink their resource use or achieve zero waste
Young RE Professional - for an individual within the first 5 years of their career in renewable energy, who has already achieved success/impact and who has shown potential as a future leader in the industry.
The Judges' Award will be decided by the esteemed panel of judges.
The esteemed judging panel is comprised of:
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By the time the holiday comes, most Halloween outfits are sold out, but that does not mean that you cannot create a last minute Halloween look that can rival store-bought get-ups. Halloween is all about taking on an alter ego for the next day and night, but this does not mean that you have to spend lots of money for having an awesome Halloween costume!
If you thought that you were not going out with friends to hang on Halloween, and suddenly the day is approaching and you have some plans. The only problem is that you did not buy a Halloween costume and now you have no idea what you are going to dress up as (and going to the Halloween costume store the day before the celebration is your worst nightmare). No worries! While we know that it is a little bit of a problem to prep and you still want to look your best for Halloween in order to have a night of much fun with your friends, we have a solution for you!
6 Ideas for Last Minute Halloween Costumes
Here we have our six picks for easy last minute Halloween costumes that you can create with just several supplies – and you will not need to pick up one of those "bag" Halloween costumes from your nearest party store. When Halloween almost here and you do not have your Halloween costume ready, do not panic! The listed last minute Halloween costumes can be put together in just few minutes. Most of these last minute Halloween can be created with items you already have in your home!
Last Minute Costume Idea #1 – Elsa From "Frozen"
Creating a look of Elsa from "Frozen" is a perfect choice for a last minute Halloween costume idea as long as this costume is extremely popular nowadays and easy to create! The two main components that you need to create this look are purple eye shadow and a massive braid.
To create that insane volume in your hair, apply thickening mousse on your hair and blow dry, then spray a hair spray in some places and braid your hair to the side. Add some finishing touches like tiny blue clips or snowflakes! The next step is to grab your favorite purple shimmer eye shadow and apply it from the lash line to just below the crease. Finish your makeup with some black liquid liner and black mascara, and you are all set!
Last Minute Costume Idea #2 – Maleficent
Creating a look of Angelina Jolie from "The Maleficent" is both beautiful and scary, which makes this outfit the perfect last minute Halloween costume. Apply your red lipstick, a contouring cream to create those hallowed out cheekbones of this character, and some super light face powder. If you do not have time to create the headpiece, but need the similar effect, then part your hair in the center and twist it into Victory rolls.
Last Minute Costume Idea #3 – Despicable Me Minions
If you are a fan of the sequel "Despicable Me," you probably also like the little yellow Minions. This last minute Halloween costume idea takes a few more pieces, but is worth it. To create such an amazing Halloween look in few minutes, you will need blue overalls, yellow shirts, and face paints as well.
Get bingpong balls, then cut them in two pieces and glue each piece inside two plastic cups. To resemble eyes, draw small holes on the center of the balls. Attach the bottom of each plastic cup to a strap of dark fabric or a headband, so you could put your funny "eyes" around your forehead!
Last Minute Costume Idea #4 – OITNB
The hit show OITNB is a fabulous Halloween costume idea to wear as a group, and is easy to create and comfortable to wear. If you and your friends are going to team up for Halloween, then form the key members of the OITNB – Pensatucky, Piper, Alex, and Crazy Eyes. If you have no chance to create their hair-types, you can always use wigs to really work out the part. For Pensatucky, use some fake teeth, since that is so much of her character. To complete you Halloween look, get orange or tan scrubs depending on which is worn by each person, and do not use much makeup as long as you are in prison!
Last Minute Costume Idea #5 – Daenerys Targaryen from "Game of Thrones"
If you are obsessed with "Game of Thrones", then it makes sense to use the characters as inspiration for your last minute Halloween costumes! If you are a blonde, go for Daenerys, creating bold brows and a half-up braided hairstyle.
Make braids on either side of your head and braid towards the back, and then combine the plaits at the center of the back of your head. As for the loose hair, apply a wide barrel curling iron to achieve those romantic curls. To create a bold, darker look, use a brow pencil. If you are a brunet, then go as Sansa instead, but with the same style!
Last Minute Costume Idea #6 – Wednesday Addams
This old favorite is always reliable when you put on a Halloween costume crunch. To be Wednesday Addams, you need a black collared shirt with a white collar and long black hair that you can braid. If long hair is a problem for you, pick up a wig at a Halloween costume store. Keep your makeup fair and your lips nude, and you are ready to go!
In an effort to help out everybody who needs a Halloween costume at the last minute, we have created a list of last minute Halloween costumes that only require red lipstick, eyeliner, colored hairspray, a flannel shirt, a a pair of jeans. Most women have at least red lipstick and eyeliner in their beauty bag and colored hairspray probably will not be sold out. Hopefully, with our last minute Halloween costumes, you will create a look that you love with little time left until Halloween!


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Once upon a time, organisations could rest assured all their important and confidential information was protected once they secured their network with a firewall, which acted as their castle walls. Now, gone are the days of all your users working from one place and putting one perimeter around them. With users' increased mobility and adoption of cloud services, data is being accessed from all around the world and being stored outside of the protection of your castle walls. Although managing these new working environments is more challenging than in the past, they are not impossible problems to solve.
To be able to download our Firewalls – The evolution of your castle walls White Paper, please fill in the form below.


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As part of the Rio Texas Conference Child, Youth, and Vulnerable Adult Safety Policy, all clergy, staff, and volunteers in ministry with youth, children, and vulnerable adults are required to be certified through a 3-step Safe Gatherings process every two years by following these three steps:
1. Register with Safe Gatherings
Go to safegatherings.com and click on the red Get Started button. Fill out the online application:
- Select First United Methodist Church of Austin
- References:
- As Senior Pastor, Taylor Fuerst will receive an automatic request for a reference. DO NOT list her as your clergy reference.
- Pastor Cathy Stone CAN be listed even though it says "do not use your current clergy." List them as a "clergy member at a different church" and indicate in the given box that she serves as your Associate Pastor.
- All references, including pastors, MUST have known you at least 6 months.
- You MAY use another professional reference instead of a pastor.
- FUMC lay staff members are happy to serve as your lay reference.
- References WILL be emailed, so please use someone you know personally and notify them to expect a message that requires a response.
2. Complete the Safe Gatherings Online Training Course
Once you have completed your online application, you will be shown a dashboard of options. The Safe Gatherings training is an online course that must be completed within a month of your background check application. It will take 1-2 hours to complete online. Click to begin next to Course Completion in your dashboard.
3. Attend a Trusted Con Confianza Training
Attend a 2-hour online webinar or in-person workshop that addresses the details of the Conference policy. Please REGISTER for a training online at riotexas.org/safetrainings.
Your certification is NOT complete until all three steps have been finished. The church receives notification when you are cleared to participate in ministry. Thank you for your dedication and your service! If you have questions, contact FUMC Safety Policy Administrator Emily Buchanan at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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US Fish and Wildlife Service Releases Flawed New Wilderness Policy for Wildlife Refuge System
Policy Ignores Global Warming, Exempts Alaska Refuges from Wilderness Review Process
WASHINGTON - The Wilderness Society (TWS)
today criticized the Bush Administration for its hasty release of a flawed new U.S.
Fish and Wildlife Service wilderness stewardship policy for the National
Wildlife Refuge System. Major deficiencies of the new policy, issued yesterday,
are that it fails to take into account the issue of climate change in managing
the 21 million acres of designated Wilderness within the nation's 540 wildlife
refuges, and that it exempts all refuge lands in Alaska from requirements for
wilderness reviews. In addition, the policy was released without any
opportunity for public comment-a serious problem given the
document's other shortcomings.
"National wildlifer refuges all
over the country, but especially those in Alaska, are critically important as we look
at the impacts of climate change on our public lands," said Maribeth Oakes, Refuge Program Manager at TWS.
"It is outrageous that there is nothing in the new policy about managing
refuge Wilderness to protect habitat, species, and migration corridors in a
time of climate change. This is a serious omission when Refuge System lands
will be among the first to be impacted by the temperature changes associated
with global warming.
TWS also expressed strong concern that Alaska's refuges,
which make up the bulk of the National Wildlife Refuge System's overall
acreage and contain the most designated Wilderness, are not subject to
wilderness review under the new plan. "More than 80 percent of America's refuge lands are in Alaska, and if you take
them off the table, then you've turned your back on a significant portion
of the refuge system," Oakes noted. "Wilderness reviews are a
necessary step for future Wilderness designation, and protecting wilderness is
critical in managing our public lands in a changing climate. By shutting down
future wilderness reviews on all refuge lands in Alaska, where global warming already is
having a major impact, the Bush Administration has effectively closed the door
on a vitally important management tool."
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The new policy-the first revision
of this major policy document since it was originally issued in 1986-will
provide guidance for refuge staff on how to manage Wilderness lands within
the Refuge System. A Clinton Administration draft of a revised wilderness
stewardship policy was published in 2001, and received more than 4,000 public
comments, but the USFWS was unable to finalize the policy before President Bush
was elected.
"This is the policy that will
govern Wilderness management decisions for many years-decisions that are
critical to visitor experience, wildlife habitat, and the protection of these
lands as an enduring resource," said Maribeth
Oakes, Refuge Program Manager for TWS. "It is ironic
that, just as more people are engaging in the political process and demanding
more openness from their government, the Bush Administration has once again
resorted to making policy behind closed doors. The release of this document
without an opportunity for public comment is a disservice not only to the
Wilderness lands already protected within the National Wildlife Refuge system,
but also to potential future designated Wilderness."
Wilderness areas are a source of clean
water, wildlife habitat and recreation opportunities. Sound wilderness management
practices not only protect resources, but also ensure that visitors to refuge
wilderness see the landscape and wildlife in a natural condition. With open
space declining, public use and recreation within these areas is likely
to increase. The implementation of a strong refuge wilderness policy that
adheres to the tenets of the Wilderness Act of 1964 is a top priority for the
public, for refuge managers, and for all the resources the wilderness areas of
the Refuge System are meant to protect," Oakes stresssed.
"It's a shame that the Bush Administration didn't take its
responsibility-and the public's role-more seriously."
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I Declare this as the First Day of Spring in Stockholm
Opinions differ on the day Spring arrives, especially at the northern latitudes, Stockholm's being 59 degrees north. The Vernal Equinox occurred locally on 20 March, and today is the 22nd. Until today, the temperatures for the past many weeks were … Continue reading
Irene Jane Baker and 'Red' Mike Eriksson Bring their Blues to Stockholm
I met Irene Baker seven years ago at a family gathering. She is aunt to the eldest of Eva's four offspring. As she and I became acquainted, she told me of an upcoming concert at Sofia Church where she was … Continue reading
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The Death and Life of Mary Jo Kopechne
. Lefcourts revisiting of the incident at Chappaquiddick is creatively reimagined here with
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Who was Mary Jo Kopechne? The answer to a trivia question? The woman who kept Ted Kennedy from being President? The ultimate #MeToo victim? "The Death and Life of Mary Jo Kopechne" imagines who this young woman was and whom she could have been had she not gotten in the car with the senator. What if the two dead Kennedy brothers, JFK and RFK, had shown up to bail their kid brother out? What if Mary Jo Kopechne had the chance to confront them? What if things had gone differently that fateful night in July of 1969, twenty-four hours before man landed on the moon, and three years before Richard Nixon inhabited the White House? A timely dramedy of magic realism and revisionist history, told with wit and insight.


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I looked across the web for how to delete a Fiverr gig and couldn't find much help. I then started searching the Fiverr forums on how to delete a Fiverr gig and still couldn't get much help. It took me about an hour to figure it out, and I never realized how easy it was. There are a few things that you must know that you have to do before you can delete a Fiverr gig.
Rules for Deleting Fiverr Gigs:
A person cannot have a pending sale on the Fiverr gig when they delete it. The system will not let you delete the gig if you have something pending but, there is a way around this and I will tell you how.
Suspending a Fiverr Gig:
If you are not able to delete the Fiverr gig, you can always suspend it. Suspending a Fiverr gig will allow you to stop all other transactions for that gig until you have completed your pending sales and are able to delete it. Suspending is a great option for those who have gigs sold but need to stop further people from purchasing those same gigs.
Deleting a Fiverr gig or suspending it:
In order to delete a Fiverr gig or suspend it, go to your Fiverr and log into your account. Click on your name, then click on my sales and then click on my gigs. This will take you to a page where you can see all of your gigs.
On the left hand side of the gigs, is a box that you can click in. Find the gig that you need to delete or suspend and click in that box.
Once you click in the box, you will be able to delete or suspend that gig. After clicking in the box, look to the top where the gigs are and there are a bunch of buttons that are now highlighted, instead of being grayed out, and it will give you the option to delete a gig or suspend a gig. There will also be an option to activate a suspended gig.
I really hope that this small tutorial on how to delete a Fiverr gig, helps someone. I know that I had a lot of trouble finding out how to do it myself. I would have thought that Fiverr, with it being such a big name now, would have explained this a little better on their Q&A.


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Woodcut Tools is an international woodturning product company from New Zealand. The company was founded in 1990 and is now a second generation family business owned and operated by Dan and Jennifer Hewitt.
At the heart of Woodcut Tools is a love of woodturning, a love of making wooden forms and the genuine pleasure of sharing with friends and family.
From our factory in Hawkes Bay, New Zealand, with a team of eight people, our products are our way of sharing the simple joy of woodturning.
Our products are designed by woodturners for woodturners. Most of the Woodcut Tools team are woodturners and to support our team we have an international network of woodturners to guide the design of our products.
Woodcut Tools is bold with our product design and challenges assumptions to ensure only the best products are supplied to customers. These values run across a range of products. The Woodcut Bowlsaver is the only coring product integrated with the lathe tailstock for safety. Unlike other Hollowing products, the Woodcut Pro-Forme doesn't require the gauge to be adjusted. The Pro Mount supports the growing trend for hands free turning, enabling the project to remain in the chuck off the lathe.
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Mexico national team once again a refuge for struggling Marco Fabian
You can see it from the smile on Marco Fabian's face. The midfielder is happy, joyous, to be in the Mexico national team's training sessions.
If that's not proof enough, there are the social media posts like the one he posted Tuesday of him nutmegging Raul Jimenez and Diego Reyes during a rondo.
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A post shared by Marco Fabian de la Mora (@marcofabian_10) on Oct 9, 2018 at 7:33pm PDT
The national team once again is serving as a kind of refuge for Fabian. It's been a rough summer for the 29-year-old. After you play in the World Cup, you're supposed to move on to bigger things. But even his time in Russia could have been frustrating. After appearing in three matches in the 2014 World Cup, Fabian came on only in Mexico's 3-0 loss to Sweden to close out the group stage. El Tri already were trailing by two goals when he made his way onto the pitch.
Perhaps, though, Fabian was simply happy to be on the field at all. A back injury that cut short his 2017-18 campaign left him hardly able to walk, much less play soccer at a competitive level. However, he fought back, returned to the Eintracht squad and earned his place in Juan Carlos Osorio's 23-man roster for Russia.
He insists those back problems are behind him, but others aren't so sure. After Eintracht manager Adi Hutter made it public knowledge in August that he viewed Fabian as surplus to his team, the former Chivas star looked for an exit and found one in Turkey. He agreed to a move to Fenerbahce, where he could link up with fellow Mexico player Diego Reyes and play in the Europa League. But the move fell through at the last minute. The Turkish club said it was because of Fabian's back, while Fabian and his camp were adamant that the club had attempted to change the contract at the last minute, causing the deal to collapse.
"I did the exams, I passed them, everything was excellent and that's when they wanted to change certain points in my contract that neither myself nor my agent agreed with," Fabian said this week. "They were economic things, bonuses, we didn't want to stay like that and they tried to put out excuses about my back."
The end result was Fabian being stuck at Frankfurt. There was a moment of hope after Hutter included him in the starting XI against Borussia Dortmund on Sept. 14.
"I'm fighting for a place in the team, and that's no surprise – you win your spot like this," Fabian told the Bundesliga's official website. "Everyone knows I've had a lot of problems in the last few weeks, but now my head and my mind are in the right place and I'm happy to be in the starting XI once again."
That was the last time he's played for Frankfurt. He's made the bench just once since then and is not even eligible for Frankfurt's Europa League matches, having been omitted from the squad.
Despite the lack of club playing time, accepting the call-up from interim El Tri boss Tuca Ferretti is a bit of a risk from Fabian. That start against Dortmund developed after he stayed back in Germany during the international break and scored in a friendly. However, the national team always has been a place for Fabian to experience moments of joy. He wore the Olympic gold medal around his neck in 2012 and has celebrated incredible goals scored in the Confederations Cup, Gold Cup and friendly matches.
¡Buen zurdazo, @MarcoFabian_10! 💥— Selección Nacional (@miseleccionmx) October 9, 2018
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It's a big change for a player who a decade ago was expelled from a Mexico camp because of indiscipline. Now, few appear to be working harder than Fabian. He fought back from injury, continues to learn and speak German to facilitate his adaptation to the Bundesliga, and is trying to stay in shape to get to one more World Cup before his career draws to an end.
"I'm going step by step. I know I can get to my third World Cup, to 2022, but I'm going to take this process on calmly," he said. "I know that right now I'm in a squad for a pair of friendlies, but I want to go step by step."
At this point, it's the only thing Fabian can do. Keep working, hope his club situation improves in the winter and enjoy the time he has with El Tri.


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Congratulations to Kristi Lush and Robert Zupkus! For the eighth time, Super Lawyers Magazine has named Partner Robert Zupkus as one of Colorado's top attorneys. In addition, Partner Kristi Lush was named one of Super Lawyers' 2014 Colorado Rising Stars. While we here at Zupkus & Angell already knew these two were capable of great things, it is gratifying to see them receive the public recognition they deserve.
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The lineage of the Buddha's teachings is solely dependent on the existence of scriptural transmissions and realization of the essence of the teaching. They are based on upholding the teachings of studying and learning the scriptures and accomplishing the realization through practice.
The center offers classes on both transmissions and practice.
There are classes for groups and as well as for individuals. Advanced meditation and ritual ceremonies are practiced on auspicious days and anniversaries according to the lunar calendar. If these auspicious days fall during the week days the practice begins at 7PM. If on a Saturday or Sunday, it begins at 10:30AM.
The courses of the teachings are aimed for beginners, intermediate and advanced.
Monday meditation class is on creation and completion stage practice. At the moment the students are doing the 100 peaceful and wrathful deities accomplishment.
Wednesday class is for advanced students. The subject is on the great completion practice.
Thursday class is for beginners who are preparing the foundation or the preliminary path of practice.
All classes begin with the preliminary practice followed by the specific teachings with meditation practice. All classes conclude with prayers of dedication and sublime aspiration prayers.
Here are some of the teachings.
- The Four Noble Truths -by Khenpo Sonam
- The Prajnaparamita
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The exoskeletal garment is called the PlayskinLift and is designed for children with upper limb impairment. The project is part of a National Institute of Health R21 grant: a current clinical trial of the garment in use by babies with traumatic brain injury (TBI) and toddlers with arthrogyposis multiplex congenita (AMC).
Design Brief
Create a wearable device that could lift and support the arms of a child (1 month – 2 years old). This garment would serve as both an assistive and rehabilitative tool for clinicians and families. Project intended for initial pilot study, then R21 grant under Dr. Michele Lobo (PI).
The first prototype was designed & successfully tested with two toddlers with AMC for pilot data. The prototype was a onesie-style garment made of nylon lycra blend fleece-back jersey. Polyvinylchoride composite fabric casings stitched under the arm held stainless steel cylindrical wire bundles that supported the load of the children's arms. The bundles could be decreased in resistance across time to provide a rehabilitative effect. The casing was held in place by wide nylon webbing belt and detachable elastic wrist straps.
Design Solution
Although this prototype worked well and was affordable to produce (less than $30.00 in materials), it was not perfect. Parents gave us valuable feedback about the ease of use and suggestions for improved design details. Based on this information, I designed a new, more streamlined version of the PlayskinLift:
This version had a more breathable, powernet fabrication, vinyl casings with safety closure, and a zipper front closure. Now available as either a shirt or a onesie, I have created more than 75 PlayskinLifts for our current R21. We test the garment with both infants and toddlers, each PlayskinLift customized to the child's needs, measurements, and style.
I can make the exoskeletal garment in fashion colors, or in more discreet white or flesh-toned shades. I have also had special requests for Frozen-inspired garments and SpiderMan (pictured of participant used with family's permission):
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Friday, February 9, 2018
TET Offensive Presentation
A presentation on the TET Offensive will be given by Historian and Professor Dr. Gary Hylander, PhD at the Bridgewater Public Library on Tuesday, February 27th at 6:30 p.m.
January 2018, marked the 50th anniversary of the TET Offensive. TET was the largest and most important campaign of the Vietnam War. Taking advantage of a cease-fire to celebrate the first day of the Vietnamese New Year, Vietcong fighters launched attacks against virtually every significant target in South Vietnam. Although General Westmoreland correctly judged the attack to be a complete military failure the more immediate impact of TET was political. TET re-energized the anti-war movement at home exploding all official assurances that America was winning in Vietnam and that the war would soon be over.
Dr. Gary Hylander, PhD is currently an independent scholar who specializes as a presidential historian, a pedagogical specialist for the National Endowment for the Humanities and professor of history.
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In June 2018, our school was mentioned in the Mayor of London's City Hall blog. The blog was celebrating the many young people across the city who are taking social action to help others and improve their local communities. This particular blog focused on last year's WE Won't Rest campaign that was run by our year 6 children. We continue to be proud of all our children and the commitment and enthusiasm they have shown for the WE projects and continue to be very grateful for your continued support.
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The Imperial Towers of Ontario were six of the earliest lighthouses built on Lake Huron and Georgian Bay, all constructed primarily of stone, by the Province of Canada. The origin of the designation Imperial is not certain, but some historians speculate that because the towers were public construction built under the colonial administration while Canada was a self-governing colony of Britain, the name would assure at least some funding from the British Empire's Board of Trade.All were built at a time when commercial shipping traffic was increasing on the Great Lakes between Canada and the U.S. because of new trade agreements and the opening of the Sault Ste. Marie Canal locks in 1855. The settlement of the Bruce Peninsula was already well underway at the time, also making the lighthouses timely as navigational aids for the boats and ships. All are currently operating as automated lights. All are currently operational as fully automated lights.Source: Wikipedia
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Taipei 101, sometimes stylized TAIPEI 101, formerly known as the Taipei World Financial Center – is a landmark supertall skyscraper in Xinyi District, Taipei, Taiwan. The building was officially classified as the world's tallest from its opening in 2004 until the 2010 completion of the Burj Khalifa in Dubai. Its elevators, capable of 60.6 km/h (37.7 mph) used to transport passengers from the 5th to 89th floor in 37 seconds, set new records. In 2011 Taipei 101 received a Platinum rating under the LEED certification system to become the tallest and largest green building in the world. The structure regularly appears as an icon of Taipei in international media, and its fireworks displays are a regular feature of New Year's Eve broadcasts. Taipei 101's postmodernist architectural style evokes Asian traditions in a modern structure employing industrial materials. Its design incorporates a number of features that enable the structure to withstand the Pacific Rim's earthquakes and the region's tropical storms. The tower houses offices and restaurants as well as both indoor and outdoor observatories. The tower is adjoined by a multi-level shopping mall that claims the world's largest ruyi symbol as an exterior feature. Taipei 101 is owned by Taipei Financial Center Corporation. The skyscraper opened on 31 December 2004.Source: Wikipedia


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Broad-leaf pepper tree is an invasive tree. It contains toxic resins that cause severe skin irritation in humans and animals.
Broad-leaf pepper tree, Schinus terebinthifolius, also known as Brazilian pepper tree, is an invasive tree. A native of Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay, it was originally introduced and promoted as an ornamental shrub. It is now a serious threat to Australians ecosystems, particularly in coastal regions, riparian zones and wetlands.
Broad-leaf pepper tree is a serious environmental weed and is listed on numerous regional and council environmental weed lists as a priority tree for control and definitely not to be planted.
Broad-leaf pepper tree may be poisonous to humans and animals. It contains toxic resins and is a relative of the rhus tree and poison Ivy. Some people may suffer severe itching, lesions, rashes, reddening and swelling of the face, running sores and welts associated with the sap and flowering trees. The tree is rarely eaten by livestock but is reportedly toxic to some animals and birds.
In Florida massive bird kills have been recorded from ingesting the fruit. Horses resting beneath shade trees have developed dermatitis and swollen faces with similar problems seen in some humans.
In agricultural areas it also forms dense woody stands that shade out pasture and interfere with stock watering and mustering.
It is an alternate host for a mango black spot disease and a host of witches broom diseases in citrus.
Broad-leaf pepper tree is an invasive weed overseas, in Hawaii and Florida. It is also recorded as a weed in other mainland USA states, Bahamas, South Africa, New South Wales (NSW) and Queensland. It dominates many areas of native vegetation in Florida, the Bahamas and all the islands of Hawaii.
Current distribution in NSW extends from the Queensland border south to the mid-north Coast region. Naturalised plants are generally uncommon and most of the infestations are as yet only localised having spread from nearby cultivated trees. In south-eastern Queensland there are large naturalised populations of broad-leaf pepper tree. In Queensland dense infestations occur on waterlogged or poorly drained soils in coastal areas. At a few locations it has formed an understorey within mature stands of swamp oak and along the edges of mangrove forest. In and around Brisbane it has become quite widespread and populations have greatly increased in the last 5 years.
In northern NSW isolated borad-leaf pepper plants are found in the Tweed Council, Mullumbimby, Byron Bay, Ballina, Lismore, west of Casino, at Saphire Beach near Coffs Harbour, Sawtell, Nambucca Heads, and Taree areas. Since declaration in 2003 many infestations have been greatly reduced and some have even been eradicated. It has great potential to spread further in NSW.
It has been reported as spreading in National Parks and Nature Reserves in the Tweed region and in Nature Reserves in Lismore. Isolated pockets of the tree are also suspected to be present further south in coastal NSW. Broad-leaf pepper tree occurs on Council land, parks, reserves, roadsides and private property. Most infestations found can be traced back to mature cultivated trees.
Broad-leaf pepper tree is primarily spread through seed dispersal by birds and mammals. The tree produces bright red berries that are attractive to frugivores or animals that eat fruit. Silver eyes, Figbirds, Currawongs and others are thought to disperse the seed.
Board-leaf pepper tree can also reproduce from root suckers.
Human movement through introduction of broad-leaf pepper tree as an ornamental shrub was responsible for initial spread of the weed. Observations in northern NSW suggest that most infestations have arisen from mature cultivated trees. Coordinated control programs will need to address these trees and remove them as major seed sources.
Seedlings have a high survival rate. Plants reproduce from 3 years of age and overseas they have been recorded to live for about 35 years.
Broad-leaf pepper tree has two obvious physiologically different growth phases; a reproductive growth phase in winter, with the main flowering period during autumn with a secondary smaller peak in spring and a vegetative growth phase during summer. However, flowering may occur throughout the year. Fruiting and seed dispersal occurs predominantly over winter.
Seed viability is 30-60% for up to 2 months. This high seed viability combined with effective animal dispersal contributes to its invasive nature.
Broad-leaf pepper tree is a broad topped, fast growing, multi-stemmed shrub or small tree 1-6 m tall (rarely to 15m). Plants are either male or female.
Leaves are alternate, dark green, with 4-12 opposite leaflets and a terminal leaflet (leaflet at the tip). The leaves often have a slightly winged stem.
Flowers are small and greenish yellow. Female flowers are followed by clusters of green berries that turn red when ripe. Berries are 4-5 mm wide and contain a single kidney-shaped seed.
The leaves and berries have a pepper smell, especially when crushed.
Broad-leaf pepper tree is a serious environmental weed. It rapidly colonises disturbed bushland and dominates understorey vegetation. It out-competes and replaces native grasses, ground covers and shrubs, and is shade tolerant. It spreads rapidly on waterlogged or poorly drained soils, but will grow on drier land in higher rainfall areas. Broad-leaf pepper tree has been found growing in a range of habitats from mangrove forests to coastal sand dunes. Thickets of broad-leaf pepper tree also form around water holes, shading out pasture.
Author: Rod Ensbey, Regional Weed Control Coordinator, Grafton
Editing and technical review by Annie Johnson, Annette McCaffrey, Birgitte Verbeek, Bill Smith and Barry Jensen.
Anderson, T., Diatloff, G. and Panetta, D. (1998). Broadleaved pepper tree Schinus TerebinthifoliusControl in grazing situations. Proceedings of the 6th QLD Weeds Symposium pp. 178-179.
Anderson, T. and Willshere L. (1998). Broadleaved pepper tree and its control. QLD Department of Natural Resource report, Brisbane.
Csurhes, S. and Edwards, R. 91998). Potential environmental Weeds Program. Environment Australia, Canberra.
Gioeli, P. and Langeland, K. (1997). Brazilian pepper-tree control, University of Florida, Cooperative extension Service. Fact sheet SS-AGR-17.
Pacific Island Ecosystems at Risk (PIER) website. http://www.hear.org/pier/scinames.htm
Broad-leaf pepper tree can be a difficult woody weed to control. The seasonal growth phases may impact on control efficacy and will need to be considered when planning a control program.
Several forms of control, including fire, give unreliable results. During the vegetative growth phase in summer, plants have been observed to quickly regrow from the base as coppice or root suckers. The first step in a control program is to assess the weed problem and situation. You may need to consider, depending on the situation; revegetation with native species, control of other weed species that may be present (e.g. privet, camphor laurel) and follow up maintenance and treatment of the site.
Isolated seedlings can be removed by hand pulling or digging. This is only practical for small infestations. Cultivated large trees may be cut down and the stump dug up and removed. Care should be taken to avoid moving fruit when manually controlling mature trees.
When cutting down broad-leaf pepper trees avoid contact with the sap as allergic reactions or a rash may occur.
Herbicide control is effective using the cut stump technique, basal bark, stem injection and foliar application methods. The method used depends on the situation, tree size, access and personal preferences.
Results from research work undertaken in Queensland have shown that foliar applications are far more effective during the early fruiting stage.
See Using herbicides for more information.
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Glyphosate 360 g/L (Roundup®)
Rate: 1 part glyphosate to 50 parts water
Comments: Spray seedlings and coppice shoots.
Withholding period: Nil.
Herbicide group: M, Inhibitors of EPSP synthase
Resistance risk: Moderate
PERMIT 9907 Expires 31/03/2025
Glyphosate 360 g/L (Roundup®)
Rate: 1 part glyphosate to 1.5 parts water
Comments: Cut stump/scrape stem application for saplings. Stem injection application large trees and shrubs.
Withholding period: Nil.
Herbicide group: M, Inhibitors of EPSP synthase
Resistance risk: Moderate
Fluroxypyr 333 g/L
(Starane™ Advanced)
Rate: 2.1 L per 100 L of diesel
Comments: Basal bark application.
Withholding period: 7 days.
Herbicide group: I, Disruptors of plant cell growth (synthetic auxins)
Resistance risk: Moderate
Fluroxypyr 333 g/L
(Starane™ Advanced)
Rate: 300 mL per 100 L water
Comments: Foliar spray.
Withholding period: 7 days.
Herbicide group: I, Disruptors of plant cell growth (synthetic auxins)
Resistance risk: Moderate
Picloram 44.7 g/kg + Aminopyralid 4.47 g/L
(Vigilant II ®)
Rate: Undiluted
Comments: Cut stump/stem injection application. Apply a 3–5 mm layer of gel for stems less than 20 mm. Apply 5 mm layer on stems above 20 mm .
Withholding period: Nil.
Herbicide group: I, Disruptors of plant cell growth (synthetic auxins)
Resistance risk: Moderate
The content provided here is for information purposes only and is taken from the Biosecurity Act 2015 and its subordinate legislation, and the Regional Strategic Weed Management Plans (published by each Local Land Services region in NSW). It describes the state and regional priorities for weeds in New South Wales, Australia.
|All of NSW
|General Biosecurity Duty
All plants are regulated with a general biosecurity duty to prevent, eliminate or minimise any biosecurity risk they may pose. Any person who deals with any plant, who knows (or ought to know) of any biosecurity risk, has a duty to ensure the risk is prevented, eliminated or minimised, so far as is reasonably practicable.
North Coast
Exclusion zone: whole region excluding the core infestation area of Richmond Valley Council, Ballina Shire Council, Lismore Council, Kyogle Council, Byron Shire Council and Tweed Shire Council
Regional Recommended Measure*
Whole region: The plant or parts of the plant should not be traded, carried, grown or released into the environment. Exclusion zone: The plant should be eradicated from the land and the land kept free of the plant. Land managers should mitigate the risk of the plant being introduced to their land. Core infestation area: Land managers should reduce impacts from the plant on priority assets.
|*To see the Regional Strategic Weeds Management Plans containing demonstrated outcomes that fulfill the general biosecurity duty for this weed click here
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Capilano Tea House challenges businesses in Coast Salish territory
Capilano Tea House challenges business in Coast Salish territory to donate to Kwi Awt Stelmexw. Kwi Awt Stelmexw as a non-profit organization is proud to work with companies that match our shared values. We especially want to support businesses owned and operated by Squamish People!
The Capilano Tea House and Botanical Soda Co. is a new business started by mother-daughter duo Michelle and Paisley Nahanee. For the month of December they operated a pop-up shop in Gastown.
The Capilano Tea House closed their pop-up shop doors on December 23rd, but watch out! They'll be opening their permanent store in Gastown at 221 Abbott Street in Gastown on February 1, 2016. They told us that they "will be open from 11am to 7pm daily with a full 'local meets global' menu offering".
Here's what you need to know about this wonderful business:
The Capilano Tea House and Botanical Soda Company is Indigenous-owned and plant-inspired. We infuse the traditional local with the traditional global for a very Vancouver, curated flavour offering.
Simultaneously fresh and ancient, our teas pair local foods like Juniper Berries and Nettles with global favourites including Rooibos and Green teas. Our delicious small-batch sodas mix florals with fruits: imagine lavender with ginger and rose petals with lemon for starters.
The Capilano is owned and operated by Michelle and Paisley Nahanee, a mother-daughter family from the Squamish Nation. We walk in two worlds, infusing the traditional teachings of our family throughout our contemporary business practices.
All their teas are available to purchase online at http://www.thecapilano.com/new-products with Canadian and US shipping options.
But here's the best part: on December 31st, 2015, the Capilano Tea House shared this and issued a challenge to all local businesses operating in Coast Salish territory:
On December 31, 2015 we sent (Kwi Awt Stelmexw) 20% of our retail tea sales for December totalling $480.00. For the new year, we challenge First Nations and non-First Nations businesses and organizations operating in Coast Salish territory to match or beat our contribution. Let's reconstruct the impact of business on Indigenous Peoples together.
We hold our hands up to The Capilano Tea Company for making their generous donation to our Language Revitalization Fund. Our organization exists to do the work we do because of people who believe in our vision. Please support The Capilano Tea Company and support the Squamish People.
Would you donate $5 or $10 to help Squamish People revitalize the Squamish Language?
Yes, I would to contribute to the revitalization of the Squamish Language.
Are you a business that would like to talk about responding to this challenge and donate to Kwi Awt Stelmexw?
Yes, I am a business and would love to talk more.
Place Name Website Launched
Kwi Awt Stelmexw proudly launched the www.OhThePlacesYouShouldKnow.com on December 21st, 2016.
OhThePlacesYouShouldKnow.com is a digital Squamish language names for places around Vancouver and beyond.
Place Name Recognition
OhThePlacesYouShouldKnow.com curator Khelsilem talked about his reason for wanting to make this map saying,
Place name recognition is an entry point to reconciliation and repatriation. There's the type of repatriation that can happen between the governments of nations and there's the repatriation that ordinary citizens of communities can participate in. We invite all to learn the names of areas in their neighborhood the way we learn the names of Vancouver neighborhoods like "Gastown", "West End", "Point Grey".
- Places named by Squamish language speakers in the Squamish language, sometimes Squamish-ifying the names from neighboring languages.
- No boundaries/territorial lines. The map is for educational purposes and not a statement of claim or title.
- The Squamish language name, an interpretation (not translation) of that name by various language speakers when possible.
- Audio pronunciation of the names to be released in next major update.
Visit OhThePlacesYourShouldKnow.com to see it all!
Oh The Places You Should Know
Updated November 11th, 2015: As of right now, our "A Place Name Party" for December 21st, 2015 is sold out. We are overwhelmed and ecstatic by the response. There is a small wait list though. We are grateful for the interest in our work. Please stay tuned as we announce more details for this exciting project.
A Place Name Party
Kwi Awt Stelmexw is a non-profit organization new to the arts & culture scene in Vancouver. Our work is to strengthen the Coast Salish heritage, language, culture, and art of the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Peoples. Join us at our launch event for the "oh the places you should know" project.
In 1937, City of Vancouver archivst Major Mathews interviewed respected Sḵwx̱wú7mesh historian August Jack Khatsalano to contribute to the documentation of place names around Vancouver in the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish) Language. This map, written in a shorthand writing system at the time, is now being updated and re-released 78 years later.
Join KWI AWT STELMEXW at our launch party and unveiling of this mapping project that brings together cultural history, language preservation, and re-recognition of Sḵwx̱wú7mesh identity on the social, political, and cultural landscape.
Place Name Recognition
Vancouver is filled with place names. Most Vancouverites recognize names like Davie, Denman, and Granville, or neighborhoods like Gastown, Mount Pleasant, and the West End. Beneath this veneer of a great city is the language and land history of an older society that has existed here for thousands of years.
Kwi Awt Stelmexw is proud to pre-release the beta version of the "oh the places you should know" project. This map shows place names in and around Vancouver in the Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) language.
We at Kwi Awt Stelmexw believe place name recognition can be an entry point to redress and restitution.
The beta includes no audio component at this time, but we will be developing that for the official launch of the project on December 21st, 2015.
December 21st, 2015
6:30pm Doors
7:00pm Event Starts
Sold Out
Click the image below to see the map project.
Edit: "This map shows Sḵwx̱wú7mesh homelands and territory. Where one might mistakenly assume "boundaries" applied here refer to strict or defined territoral boundaries, the map is intended to show the main areas of use and occupancy by the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh."
Our 'Startup' Non-Profit
Thank you for visiting our newly launched site. You may also find out on twitter or facebook or instagram!
Our organization was started with a dream. Vancouver has been declared as being on "unceded Coast Salish territory". The Indian Residential School policy has been declare cultural genocide. And yet the work to rebuild our Indigenous communities continues!
Kwi Awt Stelmexw is a phrase that means "the ancestors" in our Sḵwx̱wú7mesh language. We chose this phrase as the name of our organization because of a simple understanding:
We are ancestors to the generations to come.
What we do
Kwi Awt Stelmexw is a new start-up non-profit. In the coming months you can expect us to announce:
- A sponsor campaign to create a community of supporters of our work.
- A place name mapping project that connects the public to the rich history connecting land to language.
- Details of a six month language immersion fellowship program offered to people of Coast Salish ancestry.
- The plans for a Coast Salish Cultural Centre space in the City of Vancouver.
- The City of Vancouver has long needed an organization that creates a platform for the Coast Salish cultural production of the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh peoples. We aim to create bold, innovative practices that represent our people honourably, and create a sustainable legacy for our people with heritage, language, culture, and art.
Kwi Awt Stelmexw exists to change the world.


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An associate of former Representative Michael G. Grimm received a surprisingly harsh sentence on Tuesday for violating campaign finance law, a signal that Mr. Grimm may face tough consequences when he is sentenced later this year for tax fraud.
The associate, Diana Durand, 48, received a sentence of three months in prison, despite agreement among prosecutors and defense lawyers that probation — meaning no prison time — was appropriate.
The judge, Sterling Johnson Jr. of Federal District Court in Brooklyn, called the case "perplexing" but said little else in explaining the punishment. "I think that a custodial sentence is necessary," Judge Johnson said.
Ms. Durand, of Houston, pleaded guilty in September to making campaign contributions in the names of others during the 2010 election cycle. She had urged others to make donations to the campaign of Mr. Grimm, a Republican, and to another campaign. She then repaid the donors, which allowed her to avoid campaign finance limits on individual contributions.
The other banned contributions were to the campaign of Aaron Schock, an Illinois Republican who announced on Tuesday that he would resign from Congress amid the filing of an ethics complaint and scrutiny of his spending.
Her lawyer, Stuart N. Kaplan, called the sentence "a miscarriage of justice" and "completely inappropriate."
"She was a collateral issue in a much bigger case," Mr. Kaplan said.
Mr. Kaplan, who also represents Mr. Grimm, said Ms. Durand's sentence "could send a very disturbing signal" regarding the former congressman's sentencing, which is scheduled for June.
In December, Mr. Grimm pleaded guilty to tax fraud. The charge was one of 20 counts he faced in connection with his former operation of a Manhattan health-food restaurant, where he paid employees off the books. In January, Mr. Grimm, who represented Staten Island and parts of Brooklyn, resigned from the House.
Ms. Durand refused to become a cooperating witness against Mr. Grimm, Mr. Kaplan said. In a hearing last summer, Ms. Durand declined the offer of a new lawyer despite Mr. Kaplan's potential conflict of interest.
After the sentencing, Mr. Kaplan said Mr. Grimm had had nothing to do with Ms. Durand's campaign solicitations. "There was no request or solicitation or any efforts on the congressman's behalf to ask her to do anything," he said.
Asked if Ms. Durand regretted her entanglement with Mr. Grimm, Mr. Kaplan said, "I don't think it's something that she regrets because I think they had a friendship."
Ms. Durand's chief concern was her 16-year-old son, he said; she is a single mother and supports herself and her son through her job as a sales manager at RelaDyne, an energy company.
Even prosecutors conceded that Ms. Durand "has otherwise led a law-abiding life" and that "the motivating factor" in her crime was "the defendant's personal relationship with one of the candidates."
Judge Johnson fined Ms. Durand $10,000, well below the $31,800 maximum, which prosecutors and the defense had agreed was appropriate.
By Tuesday afternoon, Mr. Kaplan had filed a motion with the court asking that Ms. Durand's sentence be served at home. He said prosecutors had agreed to that.


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Hi Mahler Families!
Just a reminder that there is Mahler rehearsal tonight, 6:30-7:30 at Madison Christian Community (home of both Community of Hope UCC and Advent Lutheran Church):
7118 Old Sauk Road in Madison.
Still need to purchase tickets for the Mahler 8 performances? The Madison Symphony is providing $5 coupons for MYC singers and their families and they will be available at rehearsal.
All of us on the Mahler Team!
P.S. Thanks for helping your singer use the online resources (in previous email) to practice at home. Let me know if you have problems accessing the files.


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February has come around so quickly, which means it's almost Valentine's Day! We haven't made any special plans for Valentine's itself, but we'll probably go out for a nice meal on the weekend rather than on the day. I prefer the idea of a nice cosy night in with a tub of ice cream to be honest!
And although we won't be doing big presents this year, I think a small gesture is always appreciated. Presents for Valentine's Day don't have to be big and fancy.. after all, it's the thought that counts.Here are some of my favourite Valentine's Day gift ideas…
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Our Brighton Bites series offers short, witty and slightly tongue-in-cheek insights into the offerings at England's largest arts festival. Robert Cohens tells us about his show,Something Rotten,performing at Sweet Waterfront.
How would you describe your show in one sentence?
The events of Hamlet re-told from the viewpoint of the Prince's murderous yet fiendishly hard-working uncle, King Claudius of Denmark.
Is this your first visit to Brighton Fringe, if so, what interesting tales have you been told about what to expect?
No, not my first visit; I be a local yokel of many years' standing. Thus, it falls to me to tell the interesting tales. Well, not all that interesting, actually; I'd merely stress to those who've not been before just how hard they're going to have to work – there's an ever-growing number of shows competing for a finite number of punters (and that's even before you consider the competition from the "official" Festival in all its sumptuously-funded glory).
How has the show developed on the way to Brighton?
Being arguably the world's most friendly and affordable arts festival, the Barnstaple Fringe TheatreFest is a great place to try out new work without a load of pressure, and that's what I did a year ago with SR. Over the course of that premiere run, I learned to my relief that I'd struck the right note with my script, re-telling Hamlet in a way that made the story clear to newcomers without boring the pants off those already in the know. Hence, the show hasn't changed much in the past year – except in the sense that I've got more and more on top of the text and thus increasingly confident in my performance. On its last outing, at the Georgian Theatre Royal in Richmond, North Yorks, it excited the Northern Echo to the use of the term "masterful".
How have you been preparing for Brighton Fringe?
By spreading myself as thin as Marmite (or as thin as I like it, anyway – my dad slaps it on with a trowel); as well as preparing Something Rotten, I've been rehearsing to play Aaronow in Glengarry Glen Ross at the Rialto, helping out with the Sweet Venues publicity effort, and developing a character as part of the ensemble for the Hydrocracker/Blast Theory immersive theatre project Operation Black Antler (that last one's actually part of the big posh "official" Festival, but who's counting?).
What do you think sets your show apart from all the other festival offerings?
400 years since the Bard shuffled off this mortal coil, Something Rotten is the only show offering to spill the beans, the full beans, and nothing but the beans about the background to all those iconically bloody events at Elsinore.
What's the show that you don't want to miss at this year's Brighton Fringe (apart from your own!)?
At the risk of seeming to indulge in mutual back-scratching (he's been highly supportive of my own work), I'll be very interested to see Chris Neville-Smith in Waiting For Gandalf. Better known to me previously as an indefatigably hard-working, well-travelled theatre blogger, Chris is bringing to the Fringe a show which, from what he's whispered, looks to be considerably darker and more interesting than a play about a Lord of the Rings obsessive might seem to promise (to me, at least, as one far from obsessed with The Lord of the Rings).
If your show was a flavour of Brighton Rock, what would it be?
The flavour of deadly hebenon.
Something Rottemis being performed 30 May – 5 June2016
For more information visit www.brightonfringe.org orwww.bobbycoco.co.uk
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Petrocnik, Petra and Marshall, Jayne (2015) Hands-on or hands-poised : what does the evidence say? The Practising Midwife, 18(7), pp. 10-12. ISSN (print) 1461-3123Full text not available from this archive.
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"Sometimes you just got to be silly!!"
quote by Piper. So here are some moments Piper thought were silly.
Odi eating
Daddy and her Unicorn pillow pet
Snuggling with Daddy
And of course Mommy and Daddy are always silly! What is sad is that this is probably the best picture Sam and I have taken together in a long time!
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I love you guys...
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