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Hi. I'm an oil painter considering using KILZ 2, (latex water-based primer, sealer and stain blocker composed of Titanium dioxide, Nepheline Syenite, Limestone) as a sealer for maple panels. I will use 4 or more coats of acrylic gesso (either Golden or Art Board) after the KILZ. I hear that KILZ is a good seal for panels but also know that industrial grade materials aren't always tested/recommended if the intention is to build an archival surface. Do you recommend KILZ or should I stick with GAC 100? Thank you.
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Most of the Kilz water-borne products are made using styrenated acrylic copolymer, not 100% acrylic dispersion base. In architectural coatings, this is usually for sake of economy, as the generally better performing 100% acrylic is more costly. Also, house paints are made using plasticizers and coalescents that would not normally be used in artists' painting grounds.

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After months of buildup, Steven Gerrard finally debuted with the LA Galaxy on Friday night. And what a debut it was.
Despite the absences of Omar Gonzalez, Gyasi Zardes and Jaime Penedo, Gerrard and Robbie Keane led the Galaxy to a romp over the San Jose Earthquakes.
The final scoreline was 5-2, after the Quakes took a 2-0 lead, as Keane finished with a hat trick and Gerrard with a goal and an assist.
Read on to find out who else made the Team of the Week for Week 20:
GK: Clint Irwin (Colorado Rapids) - The 26-year-old made a couple huge saves to preserve the shutout for the Rapids as they beat the Sounders in Seattle.
D: Drew Moor (Colorado Rapids) - The first-time All-Star showed why he deserved to get the nod in the Rapids win.
D: Matt Miazga (New York Red Bulls) - Despite being up a man for most of the game, Miazga was forced to put on another dazzling defensive performance in Orlando.
D: Waylon Francis (Columbus Crew SC) - Part of a shutout in one game, and collected an assist in the other as Francis helped Crew SC take home all six points this week.
M: Ethan Finlay (Columbus Crew SC) - The league's assist leader didn't let his All-Star snub get him down, notching a goal and assist over two games against the Fire.
M: Mauro Diaz (FC Dallas) – Showed some more Mauro magic on Saturday night as he inspired FC Dallas to a 2-1 win over D.C. United.
M: Steven Gerrard (LA Galaxy) – Not a bad MLS debut for the Englishman, as he tallied a goal and an assist in LA's comeback win over the Quakes.
M: Diego Fagundez (New England Revolution) – A thorn in the side of NYCFC all game long: had a picture-perfect assist on the goal to cap off a positive, mistake-free outing in the Revs' 1-0 win.
F: Kei Kamara (Columbus Crew SC) – Kamara's athleticism and sharp movement allowed him to add two more goals to his league-leading tally.
F: Sebastian Giovinco (Toronto FC) - The Atomic Ant showed yet again why he is the MVP of the league so far. He absolutely dominated a 10-minute stretch that ended with TFC up 2-0 on their way to a win over the Union.
F: Robbie Keane (LA Galaxy) - Showed he's still the man for the Galaxy with his second straight hat trick in MLS play in the win over San Jose.
Coach: Gregg Berhalter (Columbus Crew SC) - Columbus has been one of the most inconsistent teams in MLS this year but they got things straight with two wins over the Fire this week.
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Coke 600: Brad Keselowski snags Stage 2 win from Bowman
Brad Keselowski passed Alex Bowman with two of 100 laps remaining and held on to take the Stage 2 victory at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
Keselowski restarted 14th with seven laps remaining in the stage on new tires and diced his way through the field to claim his second consecutive stage in Sunday's Coca-Cola 600.
Kyle Busch finished third, Chase Elliott was fourth and William Byron ended up fifth.
Following the break between Stages 1 and 2, several cars elected not to pit, including Keselowski, who remained the leader when the race returned to green on Lap 108.
Denny Hamlin powered to the lead on the restart as Kevin Harvick followed to take second.
By Lap 125, Hamlin had moved out to a 1.2-second lead over Harvick. Keselowski was third, Jimmie Johnson fourth and Elliott ran fifth.
On Lap 127, Chris Buescher slammed into the Turn 4 wall to bring out a caution. Buescher had tagged the wall early in the stage.
Most of the lead-lap cars elected to pit and Keselowski was the first off pit road. On the restart on Lap 132, Elliott – the first of seven who stayed out – led the way followed by Martin Truex Jr. and Joey Logano.
Clint Bowyer was penalized for speeding on pit road and had to restart the race from the rear of the field.
Ryan Blaney ran down Elliott on the backstretch to take the lead for the first time exiting Turn 4 on the restart lap.
One lap later, Keselowski got around Blaney to retake the lead.
With 60 laps remaining in the second stage, Keselowski maintained a small lead over Harvick. Kyle Busch ran third, Hamlin fourth and Byron was fifth.
After 150 laps, Logano made a green-flag pit stop. He was running 25th and struggled much of the race.
Daniel Suarez followed down pit road on Lap 157 as many of the drivers who stayed out between Stages 1 and 2 elected to make stops under green.
Hamlin had a tire go down on Lap 162 which sent his No. 11 Toyota into the Turn 2 wall and brought out a caution.
All of the lead-lap cars elected to pit under the caution with Byron the first off pit road. On the restart on Lap 167, Byron was followed by Keselowski, Harvick and Johnson.
Keselowski made his way around Byron off Turn 4 to retake the lead on Lap 168.
With 20 laps remaining in the second stage, Keselowski maintained a small lead over Blaney. Bowman was third, Byron fourth and Elliott ran fifth.
On Lap 189, Ryan Preece hit the Turn 2 wall to bring out another caution. Many of the lead-lap cars elected to pit but Bowman was among those who stayed out and took over the lead.
On the restart on Lap 194, Bowman was followed by Byron, Larson, Kurt Busch and Ricky Stenhouse Jr. Keselowski, who was first off pit road among those who pit, lined up 14th.
With four laps remaining in the stage, Keselowski had sliced through the field up to the runner-up position.
With two laps to go, Keselowski went inside of Bowman entering Turn 1 to return to the top spot.
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Haven – Expressions of Worship strongly believes that it is always unacceptable for a child or young person to experience abuse of any kind and we recognise or responsibility to safeguard the welfare of all children and young people by committing to practices that protect them.
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EmbarrassingMarch 3rd, 2006 . by Matt
People in Europe can go to prison for expressing insulting opinions
David Irving, a denier of the holocaust, pleaded guilty of 'holocaust denial' and was sentenced to three years in an Austrian jail. Irving, who has expressed and opinion offensive to a great many people is being punished for it.
The problem with this is that Europe is now in the very embarrassing postion of defending the Mohammed cartoons as 'non-negotiable free speech' while putting another man in jail for exercising his 'non-negotiable free speech'.
This could not come at a worse time. In the muslim world, this is going to be seen as the ultimate hypocrisy, where in the west one is free to insult Muslims but go to prison for insulting Jews. It gets worse. Now Iran has decided to hold a competition with a prize for 'holocaust cartoons', and are daring European newspapers to publish them. The European papers will not, and thus the Iranians will win a propaganda victory.
The winner of a controversial Iranian contest for cartoons of the Holocaust will receive a handsome 12,000 dollars, organisers announced, AFP reported.
The competition was launched a week ago in a tit-for-tat move over caricatures of the Prophet Mohammed that have angered Muslims worldwide, with the selected cartoons posted on Irancartoons.com, a website run in association with Iran's biggest selling newspaper Hamshahri.
"This is the biggest prize in caricature history," the site boasted, explaining that the second best entry would get 8,000 dollars and the third best 5,000.
"Twelve other prizes are also to be given," it added.
Organisers say they want to turn the tables on the assertion that newspapers can print offensive material in the name of freedom of expression.
The sentencing of David Irving led the Iranian foreign minister to observe that free speech in Europe is a 'Western paradox'.
Tehran – Iran on Tuesday said the three-year jail sentence imposed by Austria on the British writer David Irving for denying the Holocaust clearly showed the 'Western paradox' on freedom of expression.
Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki said the West on the one hand claims freedom of expression but on the other, implements the opposite in practice.
He said that during his talks in Brussels on Monday in the European Parliament 'the deputies were not even willing to open this discussion.'
'We do not understand why the West so desperately insists on having committed this crime and killed exactly six million (Jews),' Mottaki said.
It is impossible to rebuff the Muslims on principle in one case, while violating those same principles in another. Amazingly, it took a Jewish writer in the Jerusalem post to point out the obvious to the Europeans.
The timing of Austria's conviction and imprisonment of David Irving for denying the Holocaust could not have been worse. Coming after the deaths of at least 30 people in Syria, Lebanon, Afghanistan, Libya, Nigeria and other Islamic countries during protests against cartoons ridiculing Muhammad, the Irving verdict makes a mockery of the claim that in democratic countries freedom of expression is a basic right.
We cannot consistently hold that cartoonists have a right to mock religious figures but that it should be a criminal offense to deny the Holocaust. I believe that we should stand behind freedom of speech. And that means that David Irving should be freed.
Before you accuse me of failing to understand the sensitivities of victims of the Holocaust, or the nature of Austrian anti-Semitism, I should say that I am the son of Austrian Jews. My parents escaped Austria in time, but my grandparents did not.
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So I have no sympathy for David Irving's absurd denial of the Holocaust – which he now claims was a mistake. I support efforts to prevent any return to Nazism in Austria or anywhere else. But how is the cause of truth served by prohibiting Holocaust denial? If there are still people crazy enough to deny that the Holocaust occurred, will they be persuaded by imprisoning people who express that view? On the contrary, they will be more likely to think that people are being imprisoned for expressing views that cannot be refuted by evidence and argument alone.
In his classic defense of freedom of speech in On Liberty, John Stuart Mill wrote that if a view is not "fully, frequently, and fearlessly discussed," it will become "a dead dogma, not a living truth." The existence of the Holocaust should remain a living truth, and those who are skeptical about the enormity of the Nazi atrocities should be confronted with the evidence for it.
IN THE aftermath of World War II, when the Austrian republic was struggling to establish itself as a democracy, it was reasonable, as a temporary emergency measure, for Austrian democrats to suppress Nazi ideas and propaganda. But that danger is long past. Austria is a democracy and a member of the EU. Despite the occasional resurgence of anti-immigrant and even racist views – an occurrence that is, lamentably, not limited to countries with a fascist past – there is no longer a serious threat of any return to Nazism in Austria.
By contrast, freedom of speech is essential to democratic regimes, and it must include the freedom to say what everyone else believes to be false, and even what many people find offensive. We must be free to deny the existence of God, and to criticize the teachings of Jesus, Moses, Muhammad and Buddha, as reported in texts that millions of people regard as sacred. Without that freedom, human progress will always run up against a basic roadblock.
Article 10 of the European Convention on Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms states: "Everyone has the right to freedom of expression. This right shall include freedom to hold opinions and to receive and impart information and ideas without interference by public authority and regardless of frontiers."
The article ends with this sensible observation.
Only when David Irving has been freed will it be possible for Europeans to turn to the Islamic protesters and say: "We apply the principle of freedom of expression evenhandedly, whether it offends Muslims, Christians, Jews or anyone else."
Europe needs to get over its moral crisis, and start dealing with problems realistically. It can start by practicing what it preaches.


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The French Minister of Interior, Mr Bernard Cazeneuve, visited Europol on Friday 12 December.
Minister Cazeneuve was welcomed by Europol Director Rob Wainwright. In the course of a wide ranging discussion on the criminal threats faced by Europe and upon which Europol was concentrating the two covered project JOT MARE, which addresses the organised crime gangs facilitating the irregular migration of thousands across the Mediterranean and which has resulted in the deaths of more than 3000 migrants in 2014. They also discussed the terrorist threats posed by ISIL and the phenomenon of foreign fighters. Minister Cazeneuve was interested in the work conducted by the counter-terrorism unit at Europol which is supporting member states in their response to this threat. The Minister also visited Europol's European Cybercrime Centre (EC3) where he was briefed on the recent Operation Onymous, one of the largest international crackdowns on online drugs trading on the darkweb. In Operation Onymous, Europol coordinated the efforts of 40 digital investigators from 17 countries.
The Minister also had the opportunity to meet several representatives of French law enforcement who are currently serving at Europol. He praised their professionalism and expertise and joined with Director Wainwright in thanking them for their efforts.
With more than 250 major operations against serious transnational organised crime groups carried out every year with the support of Europol, France is one of the top users of Europol's services. Director Wainwright and Minister Cazeneuve discussed future developments and explored the possibilities for further engagement. In addition to Mr Cazeneuve, the French delegation included Mrs Mireille Ballestrazzi, Director of the French Police Judiciaire, General Simon-Pierre Baradel, Director of the French Gendarmerie Judicial Police and Laurent Pic, French Ambassador to the Netherlands.


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Russian Federation: President Medvedev intervenes in the dispute between government departments of force
On 21 February, President Medvedev sacked the Deputy Director of the Federal Security Service (FSB), General Vyacheslav Ushakov. His dismissal is the result of a conflict between the FSB and the Prosecutor General, against a background of accusations by the FSB that prosecutors have been concealing illegal gambling activity. Medvedev has used the conflict to take the role of arbitrator and settle the disputes between the government departments of force.
Ushakov was one of six deputy directors of the FSB; he supervised the investigative bodies and the FSB's press office. The Russian media have directly linked his dismissal to recent leaks concerning allegations by the FSB against the leadership of the Prosecutor's Office in Moscow. The FSB has discovered illegal casinos in several cities in the Moscow region, and has taken possession of evidence proving a link between the prosecutors (including the head of the prosecutor's office in the Moscow region) and criminal gambling syndicates. This would support President Medvedev's position, as he stated that the pressure from the media on the investigation into this case is unacceptable.
The scandal concerning criminal gambling syndicates should be seen as a failure of the plan by Prime Minister Vladimir Putin who, two years ago, ordered the prohibition of gambling in Russia. Nor can it be ruled out that by accusing the prosecutors, the FSB has made a preventative move, presumably to distract similar suspicions from their own officers – a move which in the Kremlin's assessment threatened open conflict between the two government departments. In this context, President Medvedev's reaction should be seen as an attempt to discipline the government departments of force. <MZ>


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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Independence Day Speech in 10 Quotes
Mr. Modi touched on Pakistan, taxes and economic growth in his address in Delhi
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday made the annual Independence Day speech at Delhi's Red Fort.
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With the end of his colorful turban blowing in the wind, he outlined his government's achievements and took a swipe at Pakistan.
Here are 10 quotes from the 90-minute speech, based on the official translation from Mr. Modi's office:
On India's progress:
"India is not 70 years old but this journey is 70 years long."
On governance:
"Now turning self governance to good governance is the resolve of 1.25 billion countrymen."
On India's problems:
"If India has thousands of problems, it also has 1.25 billion brains that have the ability to resolve them."
On economic growth:
"As far as GDP growth rate is concerned, we have left behind even the big economies of the world."
On the goods-and-services tax:
"The GST regime is to become a powerful tool to strengthen the economy."
On toilets:
"More than 20 million toilets have been constructed in our villages. Over 70,000 villages have been free from open defecation."
On stalled projects:
"Blocking projects, delaying them and wasting money amounts to criminal negligence."
On inflation:
"I will not allow the poor man's dish to become costlier."
On Pakistan and the Kashmir region"
"The way the people of Balochistan, Gilgit and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir praised me, has enhanced the prestige of my 1.25 billion countrymen."
On caste and minority divisions:
"Serve all people without discrimination. Do not disregard anyone for his age or caste, Respect all."
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Saturday, May 11, 1 – 6 p.m. at the Brooklyn Public Library. Free!
10 Grand Army Plaza, Brooklyn, NY 11238 | CLMP link here for more info
For the third year, CLMP (Community of Literary Magazines and Presses) presents Press Fest!, a celebratory book fair of over fifty outstanding independent literary magazines and presses. Siglio joins comrades-in-arms Ugly Duckling Presse, Coach House Books, Nighboat Books, New York Review Books, Solid Objects, Archipelago Books, Litmus Press, among many others for an afternoon of local book joy.
As always, Siglio books will be 25% off for the fair!
Press Fest! is part of New York City's PEN World Voices Festival, which is celebrating 15 years of presenting over 1,800 writers and artists from 118 countries speaking 56 languages to over 140,000 audience members. The United States' only international literature festival with a human rights focus, World Voices was founded by Salman Rushdie, Esther Allen, and Michael Roberts in the aftermath of September 11, 2001, with the aim of fostering cultural dialogue between the United States and the world. This year's festival takes place May 6 to 12.


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44 Best Swimming Pools in Kansas City (Pools Near You)
Summer means it's time to hit swimming pools in Kansas City to cool off & have fun family time. But, let's face it, lugging the kids to the pool can be a lot of work.
Especially when you find out the pool isn't what your family expected…
So, use our guide to find swimming pools near you & a fun pool for your kiddos!
44 Fun Swimming Pools in Kansas City
Organized by city
Use our MAP of swimming pools in Kansas City to find fun pools near you now! Discover the best swimming pools in Kansas City – fun outdoor pools from Lee's Summit to Parkville to Olathe & everywhere in between.
If you have smaller children, there are 25 fun spray grounds around KC too! OR, want to swim indoors today? Check out our guide to Indoor Pools in Kansas City or Indoor Play Guide…
Belton Pool:
Memorial Park Outdoor Water Park
520 Maurer Parkway
Belton, MO 64012
Memorial Park Water Park is open Sunday- Saturday from noon – 7:00 pm during regular season hours.
Guests can enjoy multiple slides, a "lazy river" and fun features for the little swimmers! You can also enjoy relaxing in the sun with their many lounge chairs or under the sun shades.
Blue Springs Swimming Pool:
Blue Springs Centennial Pool
2401 NW Ashton Dr
Blue Springs, MO 64015
The Blue Centennial Pool has a 25 yard indoor pool, a 50 meter outdoor pool, a shallow depth wading pool and water slides!
The Blue Springs Centennial swimming pool offers season passes, swim lessons for all ages, and water aerobics. Their hours are Friday 7:00 – 9:00 pm, Saturday 12:00 – 5:00 pm and Sunday 12:00 – 4:00 pm.
Fairway Pool:
Fairway Swimming Pool
6136 Mission Rd
Fairway, KS 66205
This swimming pool in Kansas City has plenty to offer, with a large shade and sun deck, a lap swimming pool, diving boards and 11-foot slide! Plus they offer the perfect oasis for toddlers which include a slide, dumping buckets and more.
The Fairway outdoor pool is open from 11:00 am- 8:00 pm during the summer.
Gardner Pool:
Gardner Aquatic Center
215 N Center St
Gardner, KS 66030
The Gardner Pool is a pool the whole family will enjoy! They offer zero depth entry, an active in-water play area, lazy river, water slides, spraygrounds, and a toddler pool.
They are open from 1:00 pm – 8:00 pm Monday thru Sunday (May 25 to August 11) and after August 12: Saturdays and Sundays only from 12:00 pm – 5:00 pm.
Grandview Pool:
The View Community Center Outdoor Pool
13500 Byars Rd
Grandview, MO 64030
This swimming pool location offers a lap pool, diving boards, lazy river and slide!
Plus, The View Community Center offers lifejackets. You can enjoy your day swimming starting at 5:30 am M-F, 8:30 am Saturday and 10:30 am Sunday. There are also indoor swimming options here too.
Harrisonville Pool:
Harrisonville Outdoor Aquatic Center
706 Ash St
Harrisonville, MO 64701
This outdoor pool is open for family swim time Monday- Friday from 12:00 pm- 7:30 pm and Saturday- Sunday from 12:00 pm- 6:00 pm.
They offer a variety of slides, zero depth entry and play features for younger kids and toddlers!
Independence Pool:
Adventure Oasis Aquatics
2100 Hub Dr
Independence, MO 64050
Adventure Oasis has something everyone can enjoy! From water slides, a lazy river, poolside wall climb, lap pool and more.
Adventure Oasis is definitely one of the best swimming pools in Kansas City…it is more like a water park than a pool!
Kansas City, KS Pool:
Parkwood Swimming Pool
950 Quindaro Blvd
Kansas City, KS 66101
Parkwood Swimming Pool is located in the heart of Kansas City, KS and they are open every day except Monday. Tuesday – Saturday 12:00 – 8:00 pm & 2:00 – 8:00 pm Sunday.
They offer diving boards, ample swim space and cheap daily admission!
Kansas City, MO Swimming Pools:
Budd Park Pool
5600 Budd Park Espl St
Kansas City, MO 64108
This Kansas City pool is open daily: Noon – 6 pm. They have a water slide, zero depth entry for new and little swimmers and plenty of lounge space!
Swope Park Pool
6700 Lewis Rd
Kansas City, MO 64106
Open Daily from Noon – 5 p.m, Swope Park Pool is handicap accessible with two pools and a separate sprayground. They also have a shaded picnic area as well as plenty of lounge space.
Line Creek Pool
5940 NW Waukomis Dr
Kansas City, MO 64151
Line Creek Pool is open daily from noon – 6 pm. Pool goers can enjoy a day out in the with plenty of lounge space and a zero depth entry pool!
Plus there is a toddler slide for the little's.
Brush Creek Community Pool
3801 Emanuel Cleaver II Blvd
Kansas City, MO 64130
This Kansas City pool is open daily from noon – 7:00 pm and offers a zero depth entry area, as well as waterfall kiddie slide and pool activities.
Jarboe Park Pool
1640 Jarboe St
Kansas City, MO 64108
This pool is designed for younger swimmers (12 and under). With large shaded areas, picnic tables, two separate pools and adjacent playground, this pool is FREE!
Grove Park Pool
1500 Benton Blvd
Kansas City, MO 64127
Open daily from 11:00 am- 6:00 pm, Grove Park Pool offers plenty of shaded structures, water activities and two water slides!
Tiffany Springs Aquatic Center
9400 N Congress Ave
Kansas City, MO 64153
The Tiffany Springs Aquatic Center is open Mon – Fri from 12 pm – 8 pm and Sat & Sun from 11 am – 8 pm. They offer a lazy river, swimming pool and zero depth entry pool.
This swimmibg pool also has two slides as well as a sprayground area for the younger swimmers.
The Bay KC Water Park
7101 Longview Rd
Kansas City, MO 64134
This Kansas City pool offers a play pool, family pool (ideal for younger kids), lazy river and The Bayrider. The Bayrider is a surf simulator, the only public one located in the Kansas City area!
The Bay KC is open Mon – Sun from 12 pm – 7 pm!
Clayview Country Club
7990 N Farley Ave
Kansas City, MO 64158
The Clayview Country Club pool is one of the few pools open year round in the metro area! Pool hours are from 12 pm- 8 pm Sun-Sat.
The dome will open during the summer months and close during the cooler months. Plus it is heated in the off-season!
Longview Lake Swim Beach
11101 Raytown Rd
Kansas City, MO 64134
While Longview Lake is not a swimming pool, they have created a man made beach that the whole family can enjoy! They offer plenty of picnic space and is over 1 acre.
Leawood Pool:
Leawood Aquatic Center
10601 Lee Blvd
Leawood, KS 66206
The Leawood Aquatic Center is open daily from 12 pm- 8 pm. They offer a spacious pool with a designated toddler and early swimmer area.
This Kansas City pool is perfect for the entire family!
Lee's Summit Pool:
Summit Waves
120 SW Blue Pkwy
Lee's Summit, MO 64063
Another one of the best pools in Kansas City, Summit Waves offers two slides, a lazy river, lap pool, diving boards and mini swimmer area.
The hours vary with the R7 school district, so be sure to check online once it gets closer to when school is back in session.
Lenexa Swimming Pools:
Ad Astra Swimming Pool
8265 Maurer Rd
Lenexa, KS 66219
The Ad Astra Swimming pool is open Monday- Saturday from 12 pm- 8 pm and 12 pm- 6 pm on Sunday. This pool offers diving boards, a lap pool and zero depth entry.
Make sure you head to this pool before the end of the season as it will be permanently closed after August 4th 2019!
Indian Trails Aquatic Center
8801 Greenway Ln
Lenexa, KS 66215
This aquatic center is open daily from 12 pm- 8 pm. They offer zero depth entry, diving boards, slides and more! This swimming pool is great for swimmers of all levels!
Flatrock Creek Pool
W 103rd St & Hauser St
Lenexa, KS 66215
This Lenexa pool is also open daily from 12 pm- 8 pm. They offer in water and out of water shaded areas, diving board, in pool sprayers, AquaClimb rock wall, and zero depth entry!
If your kiddos love to climb, you'll have fun at this pool.
Mission Swimming Pool:
Mission Family Aquatic Center
5930 W 61st St
Mission, KS 66202
The Mission Family Aquatic Center is open Monday- Saturday from 12 pm- 8 pm and 12 pm- 6 pm on Sunday. This pool has diving boards, a water slide, lap pool and small/early swimmer pool!
With plenty of areas to pack a picnic and lounge, this is one of my family's favorite pools.
Olathe Swimming Pools:
Black Bob Bay Pool
14500 W. 151st St.
Olathe, KS 66062
Black Bob Bay is open Monday- Friday from 12:30 pm-8:00 pm and 12:30 pm- 7:00 pm Saturday and Sunday. Pool patrons can enjoy diving boards, a lazy river, baby pool and water slide!
Frontier Pool
15909 W 127th St
Olathe, KS 66062
Frontier Pool is open Monday – Friday from 12:30 p.m. – 8 p.m, and on Saturday & Sunday, from 12:30 – 7 pm. They have a water slide, zero depth entry, dive well, spray features and a lap pool!
Mill Creek Park Pool
320 E. Poplar St.
Olathe, KS 66061
Mill Creek Park is open Monday – Friday from 12:30 pm to 5 pm and 12:30 pm. – 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Mill Creek Park offers water slides, a zero depth entry, spray features and a lap pool.
Oregon Trail Pool
1750 W. Dennis
Olathe, KS 66061
This Olathe pool is open Monday – Friday from 12:30 p.m. – 8 p.m. and from 12:30 p.m. – 7 p.m Saturday and Sunday. They also offer a water slide, zero depth entry, dive well, spray features and lap pool.
Overland Park Pools
Bluejacket Outdoor Pool
10101 Bond St
Overland Park, KS 66210
The Bluejacket Pool is open daily from 12 pm- 8 pm. They offer a zero depth entry, 15-foot tall water slide,diving boards and a zero depth entry youth pool with a dolphin water slide.
Marty Pool
7405 Conser
Overland Park, KS 66204
The Marty Pool is open daily from 12 pm- 8 pm. They offer a wide variety features for the whole family. They offer fountains (youth pool), tugboat slide (youth pool), shaded sand area, a pool with a zero depth entry and a water slide.
Jewish Community Center Pool (JCC)
5801 W 115th St
Overland Park, KS 66211
The pool hours at the Jewish Community Center vary week to week as there will be classes and workshops. Along with scheduled activities, pool patrons can benefit from their lap pool, lounge chairs, water slide and a spacious pool.
Stonegate Outdoor Pool
9701 Antioch Rd
Overland Park, KS 66212
Stonegate Pool is open daily from 12 pm- 8 pm and offers a recently updated environment! After the renovation in 2009, it now offers a giant slide, diving boards, zero depth entry, fountains and lap pool.
Tomahawk Ridge Aquatic Center
11950 Lowell Ave
Overland Park, KS 66213
As one of Kansas City's largest pool facilities, Tomahawk Ridge Aquatic Center has something for everyone!
They offer a zero depth entry with cooling fountains, inflatable play feature, a 60-foot long family slide and a long, curly slide and a 25-meter lap lane.
Young's Pool
8421 W 77th St
Overland Park, KS 66204
Another one of the city's largest pool facilities, Young's Pool is also open daily from 12 pm- 8 pm. They offer a body slide, diving boards, zero depth entry pool with cooling fountains, and a youth pool with spraying water and a whale slide.
This pool is heated with plenty of lounging and grassy areas!
Parkville Swimming Pools:
Park Hill Aquatic Center (Indoor Pool)
8152 N Congress Ave
Parkville, MO 64152
The Park Hill Aquatic Center is an indoor pool that is open during the following times listed.
Monday – Thursday: 7 am – 1 pm, 6:30 – 9 pm
Friday: 7 am – 1 pm
Saturday: 9 am – 6 pm
Sunday: Noon – 5 pm
Keep in mind that this pool does follow the Park Hill School district schedule including inclement weather so be sure to bookmark this post for the pool's regular operating hours!
Platte County Community Center South (YMCA)
8875 Clark Ave.
Parkville, MO 64152
This swimming pool is indoors, so if you want to escape the heat for a day this pool is great!
There is also a playground so your kiddos can play in the water & monkey bars. You can find the full pool schedule online.
Platte City Pool:
Platte County Community Center (YMCA)
3101 Running Horse Rd
Platte City, MO 64079
This pool is also indoors, but if you live in Platte County is a fun local option. Sometimes parents don't feel like driving far…
There is also a sauna, walking track (for parents), & soft play area for little ones!
Prairie Village Pools:
Prairie Village Swimming Pool
7711 Delmar St
Prairie Village, KS 66208
The Prairie Village Pool has two water slides and a plunge pool, zero depth entrances to the leisure and wading pools, a lap pool and plenty of grassy areas for you to relax and soak up some sun!
They are open from 4:30 pm- 8 pm Monday – Friday and 11 am-8 pm Saturday and Sunday.
Paul Henson YMCA
4200 W 79th St
Prairie Village, KS 66208
This YMCA has an outdoor pool and indoor swimming pool for those rainy summer days. Be sure to check out their open swim times, as some hours are blocked off for swim lessons.
Roeland Park Pool:
Roeland Park Swimming Pool
4843 Rosewood Dr
Roeland Park, KS 66205
The Roeland Park Swimming Pool is open Monday- Saturday from 12 pm-8 pm and Sunday from 12 pm-6 pm. Pool patrons can enjoy swimming in the pool, riding the slides or enjoy a safe youth pool for the little ones.
Shawnee Pools:
Merriam Aquatic Center**
6040 Slater St
Shawnee Mission, KS 66202
** This pool is closed for 2019 due to renovations, Pool will reopen in summer 2020**
Jim Allen Aquatic Center & Splash Cove
11110 Johnson Drive
Shawnee, KS 66203
Another one of the best swimming pools in Kansas City, the Jim Allen Aquatic Center & Splash Cove. This pool is definitely a crowd-pleaser! They are open Monday – Saturday from 10:30 am – 12 pm (baby pool). The open swim time is Monday – Friday 12:30 pm – 8 pm and Saturday & Sunday from 12:30 pm – 6 pm.
Thomas Soetaert Aquatic Center
13805 Johnson Dr
Shawnee, KS 66216
Also located in Shawnee, KS, the Thomas Soetaert Aquatic Center is open Monday – Friday from 10:30 am – 12 pm (baby pool). The open swim time is Monday – Friday 12:30 p.m. – 8pm and Saturday & Sunday from 12:30 pm – 6 pm.
They offer a fully enclosed baby pool area with water playground, diving boards, lazy River, two slides and more!
Westwood Pool:
Woodside Pool
2000 W 47th Pl
Westwood, KS 66205
The Woodside Pool is open Monday- Friday from 11 am – 9 pm and 10 am – 7 pm Saturday and Sunday. They have a large pool with a diving board, a baby pool with splash pad, plenty of lounging areas and cabana!
Their main pool is family-friendly, but there is also an adult pool for date night too!
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Designing a scrub catalog – Part 4
The styles were selected, photos were taken, and the layout and editing are complete! Before we go to print we must now design and finalize one of the most important parts of the Scrub Catalog – the cover. After all, the cover is what entices customers to open the catalog in the first place. While the idea of creating a cover sounds a lot easier than creating a whole catalog, the process itself take sometimes take just as long!
First things first, our Art Director sends three to five cover designs to upper management and as you can imagine, everyone has an opinion and they are usually different. You get a variety of comments, like "there's too much of one color" "the model is too cute" "it doesn't tell the true story of what's an inside"… you get the drift, huh? From there, our Art Director tweaks the cover samples based on feedback and before you know it there are about 25 different versions of the cover (just a few are pictured below). Slowly, but surely we finally narrow down our catalog cover after many conversations and a little compromising.
Once the cover is finalized, the whole catalog is sent off to the printer with two of our expert catalog team members in tow for a press check. A press check allows our catalog team members to do a last-chance proofing of the catalog page-by-page to ensure color accuracy -- this is a very tedious and technical process. Our catalog team takes fabric swatches with them to make sure that we come as close as humanly possible to matching our actual garments. Remember, the customer only has these pictures to look at and the colors have to be dead on. The press check itself is a lengthy process that could take 24 hours or two days -- no one really knows until the process starts. The Scrub Catalog took about 12 hours to finalize at the printer.
While creating a catalog can be a tiresome and stressful process, the chaos is all worth it when you hold that first copy of a catalog in your hand and see what everyone's hard work created. Before you know it, you're on to the next catalog!
In case you missed the other parts of the series Designing a Scrub Catalog, check them out here:
Behind the scenes access – Scrub catalog photo shoot
Sneak peak! Designing a scrub catalog - Part 1
Designing a scrub catalog – Part 2
Designing a scrub catalog – Part 3
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General News of Saturday, 14 July 2018
Source: dailyguideafrica.com
Parliament was virtually turned into a 'landmine' yesterday, with Members of Parliament (MPs) from both sides of the House firing salvos at one another amidst extreme hecklings over a loan agreement of $90 million to finance the establishment of a campus of the University of Environment and Sustainable Development at Bunso.
There were heated arguments over the Bunso campus of the University of Environment and Sustainable Development, which is also expected to have other campuses at Somanya and Donkorkrom, all in the Eastern Region with the minority members, led by their leader, Haruna Iddrisu, completely dissenting to the loan agreement.
Members of the Minority National Democratic Congress (NDC) on the Finance Committee, which scrutinized the agreement, also completely refused to approve the loan at the committee level allowing only the Majority to approve the report of the committee with nine votes as against seven votes by the minority.
The argument of the minority was that the law that established the university to be sited in the Eastern Region, Act 898 did not include Bunso as one of original campuses and so for the New Patriotic Party (NPP) government to circumvent provisions of the law to include Bunso is a clear breach of the law and a slap in the face of the Constitution.
The National Democratic Congress (NDC) Member of Parliament (MP) for North Tongu, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, who was the Deputy Minister of Education in-charge of Tertiary Education in the last administration, said it would be a day of shame for Parliament to approve the loan because it will undermine the principles of Act 898.
He said that by dictates of the Act, no new campus ought to be created without the amendment of the Act, adding that the choice of Bunso is a deliberate political decision to site the campus in the home district of the president.
He said per the Act, a Governing Council must be put in place to determine the location of new satellite campus, apart from Somanya and Donkorkrom.
He said that the NPP failed to do all these and went ahead to secure the loan for the construction of a campus at Bunso and urged Parliament to do the right thing by amending the law before approving the loan.
The Minister of Defence, who is the MP for Bimbilla, Dominic Nitiwul, counteracted the statements by the minority members in a similar forceful manner, chastising the minority members for behaving like ostriches.
He said the NDC administration at the time also deliberately decided to site the campuses first at Somanya and Donkorkrom when there was an established Cocoa College at Bunso that had some basic amenities to be used as start-up facilities for the new university.
He said the previous NDC administration decided to go for the previous small loan of $50 million for the Somanya campus when there was this $90 million facility from the South Korean EXIM Bank to start the campus.
He said negotiations with the Korean EXIM Bank were started by the NDC administration in 2015 and that when the loan was secured, the EXIM Bank did its own feasibility studies and found out that Bunso had University College of Agriculture and Environmental Studies and the Cocoa College and recommended the siting of the campus there, which will be used as a centre of excellence in agro-entrepreneurship and engineering.
He said the NPP has plans to also develop the Somanya and Donkorkrom campuses, with work now progressing steadily on the Somanya campus.
The Bimbilla MP, therefore, urged the Minority to stop playing politics with the university that ought to be constructed for the people of the Eastern Region, which was started by their government.
"The Akufo-Addo's government will do what you were not able to do for the people of the Eastern Region," he said.
The loan could, however, not be approved by the House because the House did not have the required number of members to do that with the First Deputy Speaker, Joseph Osei-Owusu, who was presiding, directing that the approval be deferred to a later date to allow more than half of the 275 members of the House to approve it.


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Well, there's no more dodging reality for me. It has been nearly two months since our return to the homeland, my string of vacations has come to a close, my taste buds have acclimated to all the comfort foods I'd been craving, and so I find myself here, wondering where the momentum will take me next. For now, I will call this place my home. My bags are unpacked, though my bed is unmade, and I will try my best to fight that nagging feeling of remaining yet unsettled.
(This is the view from our back windows. Yes, I feel a little like Belle proclaiming, "I want much more than this provincial life!" as she rushes beyond her cottage into a gorgeous, pristine wilderness. Unless, of course, that was all a mirage. Too bad I cannot claim such an excuse.)
As for my eight-city tour, we best address it in pieces. Part one of the anthology: A trek to the Salt Lake Valley.
There are many feats my predecessors have accomplished that, rather than give me courage and determination to achieve the same, make me more desirous than ever to pursue the lazy alternative. Our trek-to-Utah transportation is an example. I know many parents and children alike have survived twelve-hour road trips in broad daylight. To them, I say what many say (with mild sarcasm) about my natural childbirth philosophies: "Good for you!"
Meaning, I was simply unwilling to make the voyage during the kids' wakeful hours. Yes, this is selfish, considering that I was also unwilling to take a turn in the drivers' seat. However, after inhaling a few highly caffeinated beverages, JJ and Kyle were feeling pretty enthusiastic about our journey. Speaking of which, they also found an endless supply of sweet tunes on the radio and chatted like school boys about this or that rev or solo, while the rest of us slumbered peacefully in the back of the van.
(Yes, we took Mom and Dad's van, since our car window decided to choose the day before our departure to roll down and refuse to roll back up. I really thought Mish and Carol's carboard/duct tape replacement window was ingenious, but Kyle and Dad had to be all particular about how it was violating silly little things like laws and visibility and safety and stuff.)
Sure, the boys were exhausted after an "all-nighter," but in exchange, I was not burdened with the stress of entertaining the kids (who had not yet conceded that in this country, carseat safety restraints are unavoidable), and thus was able to be a nice person that day. We were welcomed warmly by our good friends the Williams', whose cheery basement apartment served us well as a temporary abode. Marilyn is a natural Mom and Grandma and was so accomodating that it almost seemed like she liked cooking for and cleaning up after us. Ellie affectionately calls her "Grandma Mare" and proudly reported that she has THREE Grandmas. (aka spoiled)
We were also fortunate enough to catch my old roommate Cathi and her husband Bryce before they moved to Maryland. We dined at Cafe Rio with them and Kallista and Dave and were able to chat and reminisce for a few hours. I have to say that, considering how young I was when I was married, I sure have a lot of fond memories of being a single at BYU, many of which I owe to that year I spent living with Cathi and Michelle. Even now nothing makes me giggle like our quote wall.
We also spent a few days in Salt Lake with Chris and Emily, and the six of us couldn't get over how easy and positive our conversations and activities were in an American setting. Plus, Emily was agreeable enough to accompany me through my first post-China, All-American shopping tour at an outdoor mall. I could hardly get over how appealing western fashion is.
(Chris thankfully took about 10,000 more pictures than us and I just received a cd of them today, so better pictorial highlights will be coming soon.)
Of course, the primary justification for our visit was to attend our bosom friend Mary's wedding in Bountiful. Being with my two Mee-haws (Sara and Mary) was wonderful, and I was relieved and grateful that I approve of yet another one of my friends' husbands (though he didn't even ask my permission before proposing to her-- what is this generation coming to?).
Not to mention that Sara and I got to brush up on our expert floral designing skills. We took the BYU course together back in the day, and though narrowly securing our desired letter grades, we simply had a creative touch that can't be measured or quantified. Illustration #1: we did all the bouquets and flower arrangements for the wedding.
Illustration #2: Mary's parents handed us two delicious but hiddeous cheesecakes, victims of several fissures. Through utilization of the exotic Japanese Ikebana techniques, we turned the cracked cakes and leftover daisies into a tranquil exhibit of harmony between earth and the heavens. Anyone who sees it as more messy and artistically indecisive probably just doesn't understand Japanese culture the way Sara and I do.
Meanwhile, Ellie was attempting to secure an American BFF. She had her eyes set on Amy, a five-year-old, who nurtured her like a good older sister until the other five-year-olds grew weary of the tag-along. They dumped Ellie on us several times before we realized she was being intentionally ditched, not just getting lost. It was Ellie's first real taste of social rejection.
Love hurts.
It was a beautiful wedding, of course, and we were so grateful that Mary postponed the date until after our return so we could make it. ;-) In return, I decided to make myself an honorary member of her wedding party and dressed the same as all of Mary's relatives. She was too nice to tell me that she'd cc-ed me on that memo for the sake of the itinerary it included, not the wardrobe instructions.
With JJ safely and securely back in his Provo apartment, you may be wondering how we traversed the wilderness back to Sacramento. Stay tuned for part two of the post-China adventures anthology: The Crowded Anniversary Suite.
Saturday, September 20, 2008
Fun and Games
Well, there's no more dodging reality for me. It has been nearly two months since our return to the homeland, my string of vacations has come to a close, my taste buds have acclimated to all the comfort foods I'd been craving, and so I find myself here, wondering where the momentum will take me next. For now, I will call this place my home. My bags are unpacked, though my bed is unmade, and I will try my best to fight that nagging feeling of remaining yet unsettled.
Posted by Kyle at 12:58 PM
3 comments:
- Anonymous said...
Sweet pics. Thanks for coming! If a wedding is what it takes to be able to see you, I'm willing to do it again-with the same guy of course.
- Bryce said...
Great post, Tiff! At this point, I totally can't figure out whose posts, yours or Kyle's is more fun to read. Forget Target, you guys should blog for food!
- sara said...
Very creative. I must say, just seeing that cake again helped me find my "chi" once again and I feel more balanced and relaxed. So glad your vacations are done so you can update your blog again.


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Hey guys! It's Melissa from Freeing Imperfections!
If you've ever stopped over at my blog, you're likely to notice that blog tips are kind of my thing. I love that Alysia does a Blog Tip Friday. When she asked me to stop over for a guest post on something blog-related, I was of course thrilled.
One of my all-time favorite blogging tools is PicMonkey. While photos are not necessarily the most important thing to my blog, good quality photos are a must for any blog – even if it's not picture-oriented. My photography skills have come a long way since my first disastrous photos with poor lighting and bad resolution. But I still don't have the best camera. And that's where PicMonkey comes in!
If you haven't heard of PicMonkey before, it's a simple and free photo editing program available online. You don't have to download any software. It's available 24/7. There's no need to register. And best of all – most of the features are free!
Photo Editing Features
The most basic features of PicMonkey are available on the first tab called "Basic Edits." These features include cropping, rotating, adjusting exposure and colors, as well as resizing. All of these are pretty straightforward, but my favorite of these features that I use on almost all my blog's photos are the exposure and colors settings.
Below is an example of the difference between two photos after using the exposure and colors auto-settings.
The biggest difference I can see between these two pictures is the leaves have way more demension and colors in the after picture, and where the arrow is pointing is much brighter and clearer.
I usually find that the "autoadjust" feature on exposure works alright, but the color one is off sometimes. Just play with the saturation and temperature until the photo looks right to you.
These basic photo editing features are perfect to help bloggers who don't have the fanciest cameras or editing programs available. They really take not-so-great pictures and make them 10 times better!
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The best thing about Pic Monkey is that it enables an easy way to make your blog's images marketable.
The best features to make images marketable for headlines (such as the one above used in this post!) are the many fonts, overlays, and frames. With a few fancy fonts, an overlay, and possibly a frame, your photo can go from boring to instantly marketable and professional.
I use PicMonkey to make marketable (and pinnable!) images for workouts, recipes, and blog tips posts. The image for this post is a great example of this, but this workout image is another example of how PicMonkey can aid in creating great useful images that are not necessarily just photos.
A little playing around with the features,being able to move your text and graphics around, and a little creativity is all you need to start making images like this to enhance your blog posts.
Fun Tips & Extras
There are literally endless possibilities with what you can do in PicMonkey, especially since they keep adding new features and graphics, especially for the holidays. Here's a few fun things I've learned how to do after some months of use.
Watermark Your Images
Every blogger should know how to watermark their images if they so desire. I'm not just talking about putting your web address at the bottom of an image, but actually watermarking it. A watermark typically covers the whole image, or most of it so that someone cannot crop it out. It's also usually opaque.
How to do this in PicMonkey is really easy. All you have to do is add your text in whatever font you like. Place your image all the way across the photo, possibly at an angle to cover most of it. Then on the popup text toolbar, slide the "fade" bar until the words are faded enough to your liking.
Here's an example from my wedding photos that I definitely don't want on the internet without a watermark. Easy but essential!
Cool Backgrounds
Another trick I've learned is to create cool backgrounds when I really don't have anything for an image I have in mind. If you start with a blank image and go to "textures," you can make some neat backdrops for images. Some of the backgrounds include water, bricks, space images, and clouds.
Here's an example of the paint texture I used for a workout.
You may have to play with the "Blend Mode" to be able to see the background properly. Once you have a background, you can save it and use it for anything you like!
Paid Features
PicMonkey does offer some paid features that you can only use if you pay monthly or yearly. For a long time, I was skeptical about getting the paid features because I wasn't sure if I'd really use them that often. But since I use this program so much, I just recently upgraded to the paid membership.
It's $33 a year or about $5 a month. Very reasonable for a blogger who is using this almost daily! I thought it was worth it not only for the price but also because the paid features are really fun!
Anything in PicMonkey with a crown by it is a paid feature. You can always see the paid features, so it's a little temping after a while. So far, I've found the paid features to be well worth it. They are always adding more, too so it's not like you're ever limited in any way.
So far, my favorite paid feature is this scrapbook style photo frame. I see myself using that a lot in the future, as it makes images look really classy & polished.
I hope you guys learned something & can enjoy using the many features that PicMonkey has to offer!
Questions for You:
- What's the biggest struggle of making images for your blog?
- Do you find yourself spending more time on creating/editing images or text for your blog?
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Using a barcode reader/scanner is basically like using a wireless 10-key pad, a mouse with programmable buttons, or a presentation clicker. It's just another piece of hardware that is sending the characters it reads from printed barcodes to the computer. There are lots of different models with settings and options specific to each one.
OnCue uses the barcode font known as code 39 which is also known as Code 3 of 9. Very Star Trekkie and we love it because it is free.
So, what OnCue does, is prints a barcode of the ID of a page or a saved annotation onto printouts with the commands you'd use from a keyboard, for instance, xD567.1.1<ENTER> and then when read by the barcode reader/scanner that gets sent to the computer the same as it would from a keyboard. Assuming the reader/scanner is set up properly, it'll work just fine.
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