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The comedy and drama really take all the best from Takahashi's manga, and improve upon it. There are a few missteps such as the episode with Ryuunosuke and Benten (they were supposed to meet later in the series in one of Takahashi's stories) but my complaints are few.
Kazuo Yamazaki did start to take over directing at this point, and it really shows. While Yamazaki may claim that he wasn't too good at directing movies, I can find no fault with his directing for television. I can only hope AnimEigo gets around to this season so that English-speaking UY fans can what they've been missing out on.
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Mère Marie de l'Incarnation
Synopsis: In full French Revolution, the young Blanche de la Force decides to protect a convent and so entered the Carmelite order. She meets the cheerful nun Sister Constance and mother Marie, among others, and is happy with them despite the external conflicts and pressures of his father to leave the convent. Film based on real and tragic story from the sixteen Carmelite nuns in the convent of Compiègne in 1794, and collected by the French writer Georges Bernanos in his play of the same name, which in turn was inspired by the piece "The Last of the scaffold" the writer Gertrud von Le Fort.
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Tomorrow morning, Anina and I will be flying over to Atlanta for the Catalyst Conference. I'm pretty excited to go, for a lot of reasons. (Here's a preview video…)
- I can't wait to see what Guinness World Record we'll break this year… I wouldn't be surprised if this is one of the best kept secrets leading up to the conference!
- 2006 = Largest simultaneous whoopee cushion sit
- 2007 = Largest pillowfight
- Fun (and free) room and board with Nina's aunt and uncle, in a beautiful historic 1890's neighborhood right downtown. Virginia Highlands, FYI.
- Hanging out with Stacy & Taylor, at their cool new home.
- Six Flags.
- Carter Library.
- Atlanta Zoo.
- Hole-in-the wall BBQ joints (note: no hyperlink, and that's the way it should be).
- …among other things.
Since we're traveling to see friends & family, and the pets have been a huge news item recently, I've been uploading a lot of video footage of our pets to Google Video so we can show them off wherever we are. Go here to see is Rusty the Doxen rolling around on the floor, as only a weenie could. In the sidebar of that video page, it should show "More From This User", so you can find all the other super-cute pet videos from there. Enjoy!


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Printing & Converting Machinery Realizes Export Recovery
- Published: June 30, 2010
MILAN, ITALY | According to ACIMGA (Italian Mfrs. Assn. of Machinery for the Graphic, Converting & Paper Industry), "The Italian printing and converting machinery industry is definitely recovering with a 15% growth in exports over the first three months of 2010. The good news is encouraging for the entire sector, which in 2009 was seriously affected by the world economic and financial crisis with a drop of 17.6% in turnover and of 22% in exports."
The main drives if this recovery include Asia featuring a growth of over 66%, with India and China showing a 173% and 165% increase respectively; and North America, historically one of the industry's top export markets, growing by 37% after poor 2009 performance. Extra EU countries also display a recovery (+24,66%) while the European Union market is still experiencing difficulties with a 3% loss.
A favorable Euro-Dollar exchange rate, an ACIMGA report claims, is expected to further boost export sales of Italian machinery worldwide. While exports are driving the recovery, the Italian market still displays a critical situation. From January to March 2010, imports of printing and converting machinery from main source countries have dropped by 51%.


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Even though Connie, Sadie, Jenny and Lucy have completely different personalities, they agree on one thing. When they decide to start their own dating agency, it will be for divorcees only.
Frustrated that they may never find Mr. Right, the thirty-something, divorced women decide to lift themselves up, shake off the anger and set up an online dating agency with a difference.
But will this be the answer to their problems, or the beginning of a whole lot more?
Targeted Age Group: 15+
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About the Author:
Since beginning a comprehensive writing course with The Writers Bureau in 2001, my articles and short stories have been published in a variety of magazines in the UK. In 2005 two of my short stories were included in quite different anthologies. The first story was in an International Anthology, published in June, while the second appeared in Café Ole – Too Hot To Handle, which was launched in Glasgow. My first novel, The Trojan Project, a thriller, was published at the end of May 2008. Divorcees.Biz came next, followed by Only Twelve Days. Both of these novels are romances. I also review books for newbooks a bi-monthly magazine informing the public of new books on the shelves.
I am a member of the Society of Authors, the Society of Women Writer's and Journalists and The Edinburgh Writer's Club, as well as being an Associate Member of NAWG (National Association of Writers Groups).
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Ankle fractures are named depending on the exact location of the fracture line. Lateral Malleolus and Medial Malleolus fractures can occur in isolation or together (Bi-Malleolar fracture), or with fractures of the back of the Tibia (Tri-Malleolar fractures).
A broken ankle may occur as a result of direct contact, either with another rider or your own bike. In some cases it may be due to an awkward landing.
If a bike lands on your ankle you can't do a great deal about it. Riding sensibly can help, but the most important thing is to make sure that you're fit enough to ride. If your fitness is good then you can concentrate throughout the race and you'll be less likely to make mistakes as fatigue is the cause of many accidents. An Ankle Brace can also help to reduce the risk of ankle injury.
Any suspected broken ankle needs to be urgently transferred to hospital for assessment by a specialist trauma doctor. 'Open' fractures, where the bone fragments push through the skin, are patently obvious but all serious ankle injuries require a full assessment and an x-ray evaluation.
After a period of immobilisation in a plaster or Removable Plastic Cast, the doctor will indicate that the fracture has healed sufficiently. Rehabilitation under the supervision of a physiotherapist is essential. Ankle pumping exercises are excellent for restoring ankle range of motion and these can be progressed to Resistance Band exercises to build strength around the ankle.


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6 Day/5 Night Luxury Uluru Itinerary
Your 5 night Luxury stay is overflowing with experiences that will leave you with a lifetime of lasting memories. Includes:
- Tali Wiru fine dining under the outback sky
- Intimate Desert Awakenings tour
- Helicopter ride (requires a minimum 2 passengers)
- Kings Canyon Day Tour
The tours in this suggested itinerary is suited to couples or 2 single friends wanting that indulgent break in the outback.
Day 1
Welcome to the Red Centre. Immerse yourself in the living cultural landscape of one of the world's most beautiful natural wonders. Out here, in this humbling land, you can touch the silence. Once you settle into your room, start getting acquainted with your surroundings.
1500 : Check into your hotel
Take the 10 minute courtesy Airport transfer and check into your hotel. On your way you'll get your first glimpse of Uluru.
15:00 - 15:45 : Ecology & Museum Tour
A great introduction to the area's history, culture, geology and wildlife; the Ecology & Museum Tour held at 3pm daily in Wintjiri museum.
1600 - 1700 : Explore The Resort
Explore your surroundings and stroll through Resort Town Square, stop at Wintjiri Arts & Museum and browse through the Indigenous Art Markets.
1800 : Dinner at Ilkari Restaurant, Sails in the Desert Hotel [pay as you go]
Succumb to the tantalising menu of international flavours, and treat yourself with an array of mouth-watering tastes, including a cooked-to-order grill selection at Ilkari restaurant located in Sails in the Desert Hotel.
Day 2
Day 2 continues with an intimate introduction to a sunrise tour, followed by a Red Ochre Spa treatment and at night, enjoy a relaxing evening meal.
1 hour prior to sunrise : Desert Awakenings Sunrise Tour
Begin a new day with an inspiring and intimate 4WD Desert Awakenings tour. Feast on a traditional bushman's breakfast as you watch the desert come to life.
1230 - 1330 : Lunch at Leisure [pay as you go]
There are many dining options to choose from, but we recommend a relaxed poolside lunch at Pira Pool Bar located at Sails in the Desert. Afterwards, you can visit Mulgara Gallery which showcases Indigenous arts and crafts.
1430 : Afternoon at Leisure
The afternoon is yours, why not slip into comfort and relaxation with a pampering session at Red Ochre Spa? Prior to arrival, you will need to pre-book your spa treatment.
1800 : Dinner at Leisure [pay as you go]
Take the free shuttle service to the Outback Pioneer, and treat yourself to a do-it-yourself BBQ with traditional Aussie charm. A must do experience.
Day 3
Begin your third day with breakfast. Lunch is followed by a Bush Food Experience and, Ecology and Museum Tour. Tonight, the intimate gastronomic experience of Mayu Wiru awaits. Enjoy a magical evening of fine dining combined with an exclusive Field of Light experience.
0800 : Breakfast
After breakfast, explore your surroundings and stroll through Resort Town Square.
Please note: Depending on your room selection, breakfast may be included in your rate.
1000 - 1030 : Bush Yarns
After breakfast, head over to Resort Town Square and learn about traditional bushtucker or an Indigenous man's "survival kit" at the Circle of Sand.
1200 : Lunch at Leisure [pay as you go]
A relaxing afternoon awaits. Head to Walpa Lobby Bar at Sails in the Desert Hotel for a casual lunch, then order a cocktail and laze the afternoon away.
1300 - 1345 : Bush Food Experience
1 hour prior to sunset : Tali Wiru
Enjoy an intimate dining experience under the Southern sky. Begin with canapés and Champagne, continue on with table d'hôte 4-course menu infused with ancient flavours and matched with premium wine.
Day 4
On your fourth day, take in 360° views of Uluru and Kata Tjuta from above, a magical way to start the day. Enjoy a cultural Indigenous performance during the day. Tonight, witness the once-in-a-lifetime Field of Light art installation.
sunrise : 30min Rock & Olgas Heli tour
View some of Australia's greatest landmarks in all their natural beauty during this exhilarating experience. Get the view of Uluru and Kata Tjuta that you'll never forget.
0945 - 1045 : Breakfast at Leisure [pay as you go]
Enjoy a delicious breakfast at your hotel on your return.
Please note: Depending on your room selection, breakfast may be included in your rate.
11:00 : Mani-Mani Cultural Theatre
Mani-Mani Theatre Company's unique sound, lighting, 3D effects and performance take you on a visually captivating experience where the story of Walawuru, Kakalyalya & Kaanka unravels.
1230 - 1330 : Lunch at Leisure [pay as you go]
Make your way to Kulata Academy Cafe and enjoy a casual lunch in a relaxed setting. Afterwards, browse through the art markets and purchase a piece to take home with you.
1800 : Dinner at Leisure [pay as you go]
Day 5
Venture into Kings Canyon for the day, explore the boulder strewn canyon floor at Watarrka National Park and be rewarded with majestic views. There's stops along the way that include breakfast and lunch (at your own expense) or grab a few items beforehand from the IGA.
0445 AM Apr - Sep : Kings Canyon Day Tour
Journey deep into the Aussie outback, hike to the rim of Kings Canyon, and be greeted with majestic views in Watarkka National Park.
1800 : Dinner at Leisure
Depending on what you feel like, end your night with a gourmet pizza from Gecko's Cafe in the Town Square, or choose from one of the many other Resort options.
Day 6
Enjoy a leisurely breakfast at your hotel. Take the time to walk to the heart of the Resort to Imalung Lookout before you leave to capture those last glimpse of Uluru and Kata Tjuta from a distance.
0800 : Breakfast at Leisure [pay as you go]
Enjoy a leisurely breakfast at your hotel before you plan for your return home.
Please note: Depending on your room selection, breakfast may be included in your rate.
0900 - 0930 : Garden Walk at Desert Gardens Hotel
Meet with your Indigenous guide who will take you on a journey around the magnificent desert gardens, bursting with stunning local flora. Learn about the intricacies of an outback garden.
1000 : Check out of your hotel
Refresh and check out of your hotel. Before you leave, be sure to check out the many art galleries across the Resort, and purchase a souvenir to take home with you.
2 hours before flights : Complimentary airport transfer
Coach transfers depart from your hotel approximately 2 hours before scheduled flight times. Check flight & transfer pick-up schedules on display in the lobby of your hotel.
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Shital Mehta, Generosity at Shantivan Gardens
Shital is a long time art teacher. She developed this project after noting that children, when exposed to generosity and kindness show profound transformation in their ability to be compassionate and creative. 'Generosity at Shantivan Gardens' is an umbrella name for a series of activities that expose children in Mumbai to the transformative power of compassion, generosity and gratitude. Children from diverse backgrounds come together to perform acts of kindness, serve their community and practice gratitude through various projects. One anchor of this project will be the "Seva Cafe", a "pay it forward" restaurant where the children will serve a free meal once a month for people in their community. People who enjoy this meal will will be asked to value this generosity and offer an amount of money in order to sustain this experiment in trust. TPP funds will be used to launch the childrens' Seva Cafe, as well as art materials for other activities for the children involved.


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Well it isn't Superman, but it is Art and it is Storage, and you can win it for your institution!!!
Seriously folks,Winning is very simple.
You can win a great, custom designed museum storage cabinet with just a click of a shutter. Go online at the site below and register for the CEC photography contest. ANYONE can enter. If you don't have a camera, or the time, let your colleagues and friends know so they can enter.
Two great ways to win! The person who takes the winning picture receives an iPad Mini and their chosen institution gets this amazing Cabinet/Art.
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Saira Munoz, 19, was sentenced to four years probation and nine days in jail on drug charges earlier this week; but with time already served, she did not have to go back to jail, reported KTXL-TV.
Now it turns out she may be in this country illegally and could be deported. Immigration officials say they are reviewing the case and have yet to file deportation proceedings.
Last fall, Munoz enlisted the help of a classmate to help her sell the brownies. A customer who was acting erratically after eating one of the brownies on campus was taken to a hospital in an ambulance for observation. Investigators found cannabis in the brownies.
It was the talk of the campus at Yuba City's River Valley High School when she was arrested on drug charges and for recruiting a minor to help her sell the brownies.
"I mean we have 12-, 13-year-old freshmen, so that's bad," student body Vice President Diojot Shergill said.
"It's too much trouble to deport somebody for that," student James Steerstold said.
Given the high school climate these days, some felt deportation doesn't fit the crime.
"She should not be deported for making weed brownies. I know lots of students who do that," Dursimrim Kalar said.
While it's not known if federal immigration will take action, the terms of her probation state that if deported, she will not be allowed back into the country unless she gets legal status first. That is not likely if she's listed as a drug offender.
The Sutter County Probation Department says should the Immigration Service find that Munoz is not a citizen and is in this country legally, the conviction would jeopardize her legal status and she could still be deported.
Munoz is deferring to her attorney who undoubtedly is looking at all avenues to keep her in the country.


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Parent Advisory Council (PAC) 家长协会
Each fall, parents in each class may volunteer to be a PAC representative representing the class. A final decision on PAC representative selection is made by the principal and reported to the Board. PAC representatives provide a communication channel between the parents and the teachers and the school's administration. PAC representatives in some classes may need to schedule parents to be on-duty in the classroom helping the teachers.
To volunteer, please send an email to Parent Advisory Council firstname.lastname@example.com
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Posted on 27th February 2017 by Media Relations
It's a significant milestone for Australia's first open range zoo, which was originally established as a breeding centre to complement sister zoo, Taronga in Sydney.
Today, Taronga Western Plains Zoo is renowned in its own right for animal care and conservation, research and education, and the provision of high quality, multi award-winning guest experiences.
"The Zoo has such a rich history," Director Matthew Fuller said. "Not only has it welcomed, educated and inspired around 10 million guests since opening, throughout its history the Zoo has made a significant contribution to the conservation of many rare and endangered species, both native and exotic."
In its early history the then 'Western Plains Zoo' established itself as a breeding centre for many of the iconic species that still call it home today, including the Giraffe, which has been featured on the Zoo's logo for decades. In the early 1980s the Przewalski's Horse breeding and conservation program was established, and a major milestone was achieved in 1995 when the Zoo transported seven Przewalski's Horse born in Dubbo back to the wilds of Mongolia, where the species had become extinct. Today it is critically endangered in its homeland.
Another key species symbolic to Taronga Western Plains Zoo is the rhinoceros.
"The Zoo is perhaps best known for its conservation programs for rhinoceros," Mr Fuller said. "Our commitment to rhinos was well and truly cemented in the early 1990s when we became a founding member of the International Rhinoceros Foundation and a part of the international breeding and conservation program for the critically endangered Southern Black Rhinoceros."
The Zoo has contributed greatly towards securing a future for and increasing our understanding of rhinoceros, both via our successful breeding programs as well as world leading research conducted at the Zoo.
"Today, in addition to the work that occurs here on the ground with our three species of rhinoceros, Taronga Western Plains Zoo also supports conservation programs in the wild for rhinos in both Africa and Asia," Mr Fuller said.
Closer to home, the Zoo has also played a significant role in critical conservation programs for native species, including Malleefowl and Tasmanian Devils, and is now home to a critical frozen zoo for the future preservation of the Great Barrier Reef.
"As regional NSW's largest tourist attraction, Taronga Western Plains Zoo has made an enormous contribution to the inland NSW economy," Mr Fuller said. "Today it is an employer of over 300 people, and has certainly come a long way since 1977's starting workforce of 17."
The Zoo established Australia's first zoo based accommodation at Zoofari Lodge in the 1990s. Further investment in three overnight experiences between 2012 and 2015 have set the bar for the Zoo experience today – offering visitors immersive and inspiring encounters with wildlife, whilst underwriting key conservation programs.
Throughout its history the Zoo has been recognised many times with awards, including state and national tourism awards, most recently the 2016 Australian Tourism Award for Unique Accommodation announced late last week.
"We're incredibly proud of the Zoo's history," Mr Fuller said. "We've created a lasting legacy that we will continue to build on. We will continue to do critically important work on the conservation front, and create exciting and innovative experiences for our guests."
"This year will be another exciting one, with the impending birth of a Black Rhinoceros calf, completion of Lion Pridelands and planning a number of future redevelopments. The future is looking very bright."
To mark the 40th milestone, African Elephant Cuddles will receive a birthday creation made by Zoo Keepers, with members of the Zoo team, volunteers and visitors watching on.
"Cuddles arrived at the Zoo prior to our official opening and has been a much loved resident ever since," Mr Fuller said. "It is only fitting that she be part of our 40th birthday celebrations, along with members of our zoo team who will cut a special birthday cake."
Taronga Western Plains Zoo is today announcing a new offer as part of the birthday celebrations.
"We're inviting everyone to spend their birthday with us this year – for just $1," Mr Fuller said.
Visitors can register online to access the special offer at www.taronga.org.au/dollar-birthday-twpz, download a voucher and present it along with proof of birth date on the day of the visit.
Find out more below about our 40th birthday celebrations.
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If you have questions about the Finnegan Lab, the UCMP, or the Department of Integrative Biology, please feel free to contact me. Note that our application deadline is December 1, earlier than many other Ph.D programs. Right now the lab is pretty full, so I do not plan to take any new Ph.D students for the 2018-2019 academic year. I do hope to take on new students for the 2019-2020 academic year.
I am often searching for postdoctoral researchers with expertise in one or more of the following areas: (1) Stable isotope biogeochemistry, particularly as applied to marine fossils and sediments, (2) Marine paleoecology, macroecology and/or niche modeling, (3) Macroevolutionary dynamics. Candidates should have a Ph.D awarded in the past 4 years, a demonstrated ability to initiate and lead collaborative research projects, and a strong publication record. Field experience with marine fossils, sediments, and/or sedimentary rocks is preferred but not essential depending on the area of expertise. Interested candidates who fit this description should contact me.


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Imagine if your apps could intelligently gauge their resource demands every hour of the day, every day of the year. As an effort to improve application performance, we are thrilled to announce our partnership with Densify, an analytics service that enables cloud infrastructure to become self-optimizing. Together, DMI and Densify are working to reimagine infrastructure optimization in the era of hybrid cloud management.
Our two companies share a common passion, to create an enhanced experience for our clients. That's why we've partnered to provide an analytics service that continuously aligns cloud supply and demand to proactively remove capacity risk, enhance control and governance and drive significant cost savings.
Joint Efforts
"We are excited about our new partnership with DMI. DMI's focus on help their customers optimize, migrate and manage their infrastructure and the associated emerging challenges around cloud are a great fit with Densify. We have been impressed with the company since day one and look forward to growing our business together". Chuck Tatham, SVP Business Development, Densify
To begin, our teams will focus on:
Understanding the Current State of a Customer's infrastructure
- Rapid Data Collection– Agentless collection of utilization data from public cloud and on prem virtualized infrastructure (time billing information, providing visibility into ways to actively reduce costs).
- Exploration of risk reduction opportunities– Analytics rapidly expose areas of potential risk.
- Exploration of cost reduction opportunities– Analytics rapidly expose areas of potential savings and densification.
Mapping a Path to Self-Aware Infrastructure
- Helping Cloud Ops with App Owner communication– Showing how app owner reports on recommended optimization changes can help organizations drive approval of the changes needed to improve.
- Application tagging with optimal resource settings –Leverage machine-learning to tag applications with the information required for orchestration tools to act on optimization changes
- Process and Tool Chain integrations– Integrate Densify analytics into ITSM and DevOps processes.
Together, DMI and Densify will help employees and organizations collaborate and manage their cloud resources more effectively and proactively. An integrated approach to ensuring that application demand is balanced with optimal supply such that performance is ensured and costs are limited to the true requirements of the business.
Learn more about the joint Densify and DMI offerings: https://dminc.com/about/strategic-partners/
About Densify:
Densify delivers a next-generation cloud optimization service that automatically and perfectly matches application demands with the right cloud resources in real time using a patented machine learning analytics engine. Densify automates the function of finding the optimal cloud resource for each application, and has helped hundreds of global organizations reduce business risk, improve application performance, enhance operational efficiency, and reduce overall cloud costs.


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Note: I found this post in my Drafts folder, written over two years ago. Two years, and while I'm much better at this, I still have to remind myself to not wait for perfection to be happy!
I've tried to start this post several times, but it has never seemed to come out sounding right. But we're rolling with it right now, because there's no time like the present. Hope you're ready for a woo-woo, deep thoughts kind of post.
Lately, I've been having more bad days than good ones. This may come as a surprise to some people, especially if you know me personally, because generally I don't let folks in when stuff is bothering me. But over the years I've turned into a bit of a negative person. Or maybe I've always been a negative person but thought I was a positive thinker, and finally have been seeing they layers peel off as I try to be more honest and authentic to who I am. I don't know, but it's been more and more apparently lately that I'm unhappy. Which is ridiculous, since I really have absolutely nothing in my life that should make me unhappy. I have a great job, a loving family, I live in my dream city, all the things that could make a person happy are right here in front of me. And yet I feel like something's missing.
Then the other day it clicked for me: I thought happiness would come when everything is perfect. It would be effortless and automatic, something I didn't have to think about. And until I found that perfect formula, found the elusive balance between all of the forces that pull a person apart – personal wants and needs, caring for others, work, family, goals, chores, downtime – that I would be unhappy. And that's not it at all. Not even close. Somehow, and I wish I could articulate it better because it was such a game-change for me, but somehow I came to the understanding that happiness is from within. I choose, despite outside influences, in the face of all the other failures and difficulties the day can throw at me, I choose to be happy.
Mind. Blown.
Okay, now y'all are probably sitting there like, "Duh! You just figured this out, did ya?" Or maybe you're thinking, "I have no idea what she's talking about." Either way, it is so hard to explain what it's like to have a total mind shift. And I cannot tell you how it felt to suddenly realize that "the power to go home has always been in my ruby slippers" and to change how I felt about life events and the world in general, all I have to do is click my heels three times and put my mind in a better perspective.
When people tried to explain this concept to me in the past, I thought it was that mind-over-matter, fake-it-till-you-make-it crap. Oh, yeah, I'm just supposed to ignore all the things that are going wrong and just, like, shut my eyes and pretend they don't exist, and suddenly I'll be happy? Um, they're still there. How do you just ignore problems? You don't. You have to fix them.
But you don't have to be miserable doing it.
For me, it took seeing what I wanted the end game to be for my problems. To take myself out of the here and now, and look at the big picture, the 10-year, down-the-road scope of it all. Does this really matter? Will it always be this way? Chances are, no. So why do I allow myself to be so sad over things I can't control or are not permanent? I don't need to. I can make my own happy, and still work on stuff without letting it work on me.
With this new revelation, I'm ready for change. I've been "trying" to change for the better part of a year now with less than successful results. But I haven't been the master of this voyage, my emotions and feelings have. I base my decisions on how I feel at that moment, not how my actions will make me feel long-term. Stressed at work? Eat some cookies to deal with it. Too tired to work out? Oh, go back to bed; the gym will be there tomorrow. Hurt or angry about something? Better hold that ish and don't tell anyone, you better not let other people know you have real emotions like a real human! But I don't have to be a slave to my impulses. I can choose to respond rather than react.
I'm going to try and put these principles in action, and see what difference it makes. To choose to be happy with what is here in front of me now, and to let go of the stuff that's not in my realm at this time. Because, you know, n=1 experiments are fun!
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HAPPY 2019 ALL!! We're rather excited to start the year alongside a huge number of great artists, publishers and indie booksellers featured in +81 Magazine's 'A Life with Books' issue (Vol.82, Winter 2018/19, made in Tokyo)! See below for a list of features included.
Massive thanks also to Yukihito Kono at IACK in Kanazawa (also featured) for giving us wonderful support, and for distributing our books in Japan!
+81 mag is available to order online here – £24 / 27€ / $31
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Book Artists' File: Yasutomo Ota, Scott McCarney, Kevin Steele, Antony Cairns
Independent 12 Publishers: Steidl, split/fountain, Sailor Press, Jiazazhi Press/Library, Small Editions, Carnage NYC, Éditions du LIC, Roma Publications, Trapped in Suburbia, Case Publishing, Overlapse, InOtherWords
Hand-made Books: Nieves, DR.ME, Arkitip
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Macas is located in the eastern part of Ecuador, six hours south of Puyo. This jungle town was founded at the end of the 16th century as a missionary outpost. Today, it serves as a center for exploring the natural and cultural riches of the area.
Macas is in the midst of Shuar territory. Once known as the "head-hunting" JĂvaro, these indigenous people allow visits to traditional villages only with approved guides, in order to learn about their misunderstood culture. At the confluence of the Kapawari and Pastaza rivers is the Kapawari Ecological Reserve, working in cooperation with the local community. The Achuar-styled complex is set in an area rich in biodiversity, and is reached by plane and canoe.
Tour agencies may arrange short or long treks into the jungle or Sangay National Park, whitewater rafting on the RĂo Upano, or other adventures. A few kilometers north, on the Cupueno River, is La Cascada, which offers great swimming, a water slide and a picnic area.
Macas offers an alternative route into the cultural and natural richness of the Ecuadorian Oriente. Whether to visit a Shuar community, or merely to gaze upon Sangay glowing on the horizon, a visit to this town promises to be unforgettable.
Other places nearby Macas: Lago Agrio, Tena, Cosanga, El Coca, Puyo, Cuyabeno, Coca, Baeza and MisahuallĂ.
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Reservations for the dinner must be made in advance by the previous Wednesday.
Cost is $15 per adult, $12 per child, and not exceeding $54 per family.
Wine is BYOB (Kosher only)
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For the September 4th Har HaShem event go to www.jewishinclusion.org.
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Nicholas Kirkwood Released Its 2013 High-Heel Collection
Nicholas Kirkwood, the well-known London based high-heel shoes designer, has just released his new 2013 in the London Fashion Week. As many as 60 pairs of new shoes are displayed.
This year, the talented designer said that he lent inspirations from wave for his new 2013 footwear collections. So in the show, you can find diversified stunning shows with stunning wave-like curves. The wedges, slippers, pumps really offer a great feast to eyes. Here let's see the new collection.
By the way, Nicholas Kirkwood wins the BFC(British Vogue Designer Fashion Fund) this year. His masterpieces are adorned by more and more people! Will he become the next Christian Louboutin?


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Nourishing the GIPA tree in MENA
18 March 2016
This case study, by AMEL, GS++ and Vivre Positif, documents the Alliance experience of implementing a capacity building project in the Middle East and North African (MENA) region to strengthen the involvement, care and support of people living with HIV.
This was the first time that nascent organisations or support groups of people living with HIV in Algeria, Lebanon and Tunisia had received regular technical and financial support from an international NGO to lead targeted HIV care and support projects, implemented by and for people living with HIV.
The case study is intended for funders, as well as public sector policy- and decision-makers and programme managers from the civil society sector, committed to preventing HIV and improving the lives of people living with HIV in the MENA region.


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The Illinois Department of Public Health recently released the latest list of nursing homes found to have violated basic laws concerning resident health, care, and safety. One of those negligent nursing homes, The Monroe Pavilion and Health Treatment Center, recently received several Type "A" Violations from the Illinois Department and fined $15,000. The sanctions resulted from, among other events, the failure to prevents and appropriately respond the physical assault of one resident on another.
One of the violations included failure to prevent a violent physical altercation between two residents. Apparently an aggressive resident became agitated following being asked a question by a second resident. The aggressor picked up a patio chair nearby and swung it at the side of the other resident's head, cutting the side of the man's face and his right arm. The victim fell onto the ground following the attack, at which point the aggressor began kicking the downed resident. The victim had to be transported to the hospital with multiple facial injuries and a arm laceration.
Subsequently, nursing home investigators discovered that the facility provided inefficient oversight of the potentially violent resident-creating an environment where the attack was more likely to happen. Additionally, the facility had inadequate procedures in place to respond to the event and ensure the safety of all residents.
Our Chicago nursing home lawyers at Levin & Perconti have experience fighting for victims of negligent nursing home care like the one exhibited at Monroe. It is imperative that these facilities treat residents with the same respect, protection, and concern that all members of society deserve. Be sure to contact a nursing home attorney if you know of violations like the one here.
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History of the company
The enterprise of Prisma Kinnisvarad works from 1995. We have developed several representative residential buildings in the centre of Tallinn, in the districts of Lasnamäe, Kalamaja, Nõmme and other places. We respect historical architecture and we are aware in the smallest details of the individuality accompanying the historical value of the buildings. We follow the background surroundings of the district in order to provide consistency and to bring the values of the past into the present day with contemporary quality.See all sold development projects
Fields of activity
The activity of the enterprise includes residential real estate services: purchase, organisation of sales, lease, valuation, consulting and office work. We professionally manage investments in real estate: analysis of the development project, legal issues, cash flows, financing. We advise about disputable issues and resolve them: legal shares, the order of use, complicated transactions with real estate.
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The activity of Prisma Kinnisvarad is based upon professionalism. We highly value our specialists and long-term experience in the field of real estate. With the help of specialists possessing the state certificate of qualification, we provide the quality of service and competent solutions.
We always offer friendly and reliable service. With the help of a strong and professional team, we can and we are able to offer non-standard solutions and personal approach to each customer and their desire.
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- Source: The American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, Volume 44, Issue 2, 1 Feb 1991, p. 117 - 121
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We collected 1180 sera and 1363 questionnaires with information on demography, rodent exposure, and history of travel from persons visiting a sexually transmitted disease (STD) clinic in Baltimore between 1986–1988. Serological tests for two rodent-borne viruses detected antibodies to lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus (LCMV) in 54 individuals (4.70%; n=1149)and antibodies to Seoul virus (SEOV) in three persons (0.25%; n=1180). Antibody prevalence to LCMV increased with age, but there were no racial or sexual differences. Neutralization tests and questionnaire responses implicated a domestic, rat-borne hantavirus as the source of SEOV antibody. Self-reported humanrodent contact indicated more exposure to house mice than rats within residences, although rats were more commonly sighted on streets. Infections with rodent-borne viruses were rare compared to the high rates of reported contact.


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Saturday, 19 January 2013
Insure Your Wedding Against Unanticipated Events
The marriages during yesteryears, though, lasted for a number of days, were simple and uncomplicated. They were not subjected to the complications and other elaborations of the current day weddings. Even the wedding receptions arranged only by very wealthy families, were missing most of the posh and lavish arrangements of today. The marriages were normally conducted within the village or city using the help of the relatives and friends living close by. Very rarely, people travelled long distances either to make a wedding arrangement or to attend a marriage.
Present day weddings, on the contrary, are more lavish with a variety of associated celebrations. The disbursals for these expensive weddings include jewellery, dresses, catering arrangement, wedding planner arrangement, payment to wedding venue, video and photographers, travel expenses and others. Therefore, successful arranging and conducting of such a weddings largely depended on a range of external sources. Failure or non-complying their part by any of the external sources, will partially or totally affect the wedding procedures.
It is still an inexplicable fact, how most of these weddings, performed by spending lakhs of rupees and at times even crores of rupees, gets completed without major problems. There were also few instances, where the weddings cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances have resulted in huge loss to the families that have spent a good amount of money to complete the wedding arrangements.
In India, the idea of insuring a wedding is yet to penetrate into the minds of the people who are arranging them. Normally, the parents, while arranging the marriages don't ever wish or perceive any negative occurrence that will lead to the postponement or cancellation of a marriage. Most of them consider the very idea of insuring a marriage as negative thinking and don't attempt to insure the marriages.
But, there is a visible change in the mindset of the people, especially amongst those who spend huge money in wedding arrangements. They have become more practicable and understand the ground realities associated with the present day marriage arrangements, where they have little or no control over any of the eventualities. The number of people thinking of insuring the marriage is expected to go up in the coming years.
In India, the insurance companies, till today, consider the wedding as an event and cover it only under the event insurance. Such a policy compensates any damage to the property at the marriage venue including the hard cash, cancellation or postponement of the wedding and sickness or personal accident to the persons named in policy. It is possible to customise the clauses of the policy to suit the individual requirements.
The policy also can cover various wedding related functions such as Mehendi, Sangeet, evening party, real wedding and the reception. It can prevent the loss to the insurer on account of the cancellation and postponement of a marriage on the sudden death of a close relative who is ailing, food poisoning, and fire or burglary at the wedding hall. The policy also covers the falling sick of a groom or bride or any other immediate family member named in the policy and their hospitalization within a week before the actual wedding date. Though, a wedding insurance policy will not cover a wedding cancellation due to differences of opinion between the wedding parties, the policy covers the non-turning up of groom due to dispute in dowry payment.
It is possible to cover a single event of the wedding or the full wedding right from the first day. The premium to cover a wedding ranges from 0.75% to 1.5% of the total sum insured. The policy can be taken in such a way that it can come into force 15 days before the actual marriage date.
In case of cancellation or postponement of the wedding, the insurance will cover all non refundable expenses such as travel bookings, accommodation arrangement in hotels, music arrangement, amount paid to decorators and caterer, advances paid to the marriage hall, and printing of invitation card. The policy also includes loss/damage to received gifts, jewellery, hired sets for the marriage, shamiana and other decorative materials.
It is essential for the insurer to have bills and invoices for all the payments and expenses made related to the marriage to make an insurance claim. The insurer before making any claim should have taken adequate measures to minimise the loss to the properties during such cancellation.
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LAIKA's awesome 3D stop-motion feature, ParaNorman is now playing in theaters. Directed by Chris Butler and Sam Fell, the film centers on a young boy who can see the dead and must use this gift to lift a curse that threatens his small town. ParaNorman features the voices of Kodi-Smit McPhee, Anna Kendrick, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, John Goodman, Casey Affleck, Leslie Mann, Jodelle Ferland and more. For more on the film, here's six clips, a very cool featurette called Time Lapse, and all our previous coverage.
At the recent Los Angeles press day I spoke to Travis Knight (President & CEO of LAIKA). We talked about making ParaNorman, the fact that he's the head of the studio and still an animator, how they decide who animates what section of each film, the challenge of doing a movie for all ages but also having zombies and scary moments, the next project at LAIKA, and a lot more. Hit the jump to watch.
Finally, here's my video interview with Christopher Mintz-Plasse, Anna Kendrick, Leslie Mann, Kodi-Smit McPhee and directors Sam Fell and Chris Butler.
Travis Knight
- How did the project get off the ground and how did it become a priority for the studio
- Talks about how not only is he the head of the studio, he's also an animator
- How do they decide who animates what
- The technical challenges of making ParaNorman
- Talks about the challenge of doing a film for all ages but also having zombies and scary moments. What did the look at for inspiration
- What is the next project at LAIKA. Says they will announce by end of year


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Maya Rudolph Is Coming to Portlandia This Thursday
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It's music appreciation week on Portlandia!
While the residents of the city always enjoy a good tune or a gentle band battle, this week everyone's getting in on the act. Not only is Peter getting the old band, The Bahama Knights, back together (even though his ex-wife is the lead singer), but Fred has an idea for a music documentary. Then, Trudy and Craig produce a song and Carrie and Fred go home after a concert.
This week's guest stars are SNL legend Maya Rudolph, folk duo Tuck & Patti and Wilco's Jeff Tweedy.
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As anyone who has ever struggled with addiction or an eating disorder or any other annoying habit knows, the process of freedom is not an easy one. I have been actively working with my therapist for over a year to "beat" bulimia. To say it has been a hard, up-and-down journey is putting it lightly. As I mentioned in a previous post, my therapist is trained in somatic experiencing, and a lot of our work has been focused on how my body feels. Which a really odd thing to hear the first (thousand) times, but I'm finally getting the hang of doing what feels right to me and not putting myself in situations that don't feel right in my body. Our body is really intuitive and we have this really beautiful opportunity to put our trust in a powerful, intelligent force that wants what is best for us.
There have been many times over the last year when I've said "I see the light at the end of the tunnel." I was thinking that my battle with bulimia would be over soon, and I would be able to wrap a nice little bow around it and be glad it was out of my life. But over a year later, it's still something that occupies space in my life (albiet a smaller one than it did a year ago). And the control freak and perfectionist in me finds that really annoying.
My problem is — I didn't realize this is a really long tunnel. And once I get in the frame of mind that the long, hard journey isn't meant to rob me of my hope, but to strengthen me, I am actually a tiny bit grateful for the person I am becoming. I will be stronger because of this battle. This tunnel will prepare me for the next one, and one day, I hope I'm in a position speak life into someone else's struggle with bulimia. My "tunnel vision" is not one of despair, but one that sees the glory that is on the other side.


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Take an Intensive Driving Course in Leith
When a potential client enrols onto one of our crash/intensive driving courses in Leith, there is high probability that he or she will achieve their goal and pass the practical driving test in 1 or 2 weeks – no joke! By definition, an intensive driving course will ensure that the student will spend more hours in the driving tuition car over a week than they would do if they went down the weekly driving lesson route. The main benefits being that new skills will be learned over a shorter time period.
We have been offering our intensive driving packages to people in Leith for more than 9 years and during this time, we have helped a significant number of students pass their driving test. Many of these students are people who have been recommended to us by previous satisfied clients. This in turn has helped us gain a reliable reputation throughout the time that we have been providing our courses to the general public.
We offer a range of intensive driving courses in Leith which vary in duration, with the longest being 50 hours.
When selecting a course from us please ensure you review the course content information to ensure you are booking the most appropriate one for you.
You will be assigned to one of our approved driving instructors (ADI) who will provide you with professional training throughout your intensive driving course. As part of your training, your instructor will identify your driving strengths and weaknesses, helping you to improve in your areas of strength and develop your weaker areas through well tried and tested training methods.
If you live in Leith or the surrounding area and would like to book one of our driving courses, please visit our intensive driving courses Edinburgh page for further information.


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So, it's December, the time that comes but once a year- and the best part of it in my opinion. As well as all the overspending, overeating and overdrinking, what I like to call 'wrapping overkill' takes hold. This is the OCD urge to make everything look perfect, with colour coordinated ribbon and matchy matchy name tags. All for 0.25 seconds of admiration before it's ripped to shreds. I'm not criticising- I'm an offender myself!
All this perfectionism is, frankly, rather time consuming. One thing that I find does speed things up a bit is Scotch pop-up tape (available for about 2 pounds from stationery shops and supermarkets). It is genuinely one of the most useful things I have bought (credit to my boyfriend for discovering the thing). No more remembering you need sellotape mid-wrap, attempting to break of said tape with teeth and sticking it to nearby furniture for safe keeping (I know you've done it too). This inevitable just leads to shoddy work and pieces of furniture with strands of tape permanently adhered to their sides- not a good look in either case. No more! Just reach for your pop-up tape (cleverly attached to your hand so you still have full use of it for precise wrapping), pull the precut strip of tape and stick it down….Ta dah! Done.
It looks good too, the pieces are perfect rectangles- perfect for all you fellow OCD wrappers- no teeth marks in sight!
*Note* I have received NO funding, persuasion or even notice by Scotch tape- I'm just a keen happy customer thankful that one thing in my life has got easier!


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This is one of my all time favorite lines. The ornament paper was soooo hard to use because it was all I had left. Alas, I'm so happy to see how these cards turned out. It was good to use this paper. Totally worth it.
Be sure to stop by again. I have more cards using this luscious line from the past.


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My apologies to Samuel Taylor Coleridge. I hope the need for royalty payments for The Rime of the Ancient Mariner have passed.
This is a sentiment that many of us in eastern Kentucky have expressed over the past few months. Some were duped by The Farmer's Almanac website which I will quote, "Summer will be hotter and drier than normal, with the hottest periods in mid to late June, mid to late July, and early to mid-August."
OK, maybe the "powers that be" changed the season of summer to be from July 24- July 28, because those days were hot and dry, except for the steam that rose out of the swampy goo.
Trying to mow my three acres in this saturated state has become my Waterloo…I'll let you think about that for a minute.
This summer my grass has been growing at a faster rate than the seemingly, steroid infused mildew that was in the bathtub of my college fraternity house.
Mowing has become necessary again, however I cannot mow. "Why can't I mow", you ask, quizzically. Because IT'S RAINING!!! I know you people living in California can't grasp this concept of rain. Maybe some pimply faced intern at The Farmer's Almanac confused California with Kentucky in the compiling of this year's almanac. Somewhere a California farmer is looking for blue mold.
I took this picture of cascades of a creek in the Yocum and Pleasant Run area of Morgan County, KY. It resembles the water running through my side yard during the last storm. Shortly afterward, I saw a small Asian boy leading a yak down my street.
My mower has been stuck in mud…stuck in mud…stuck in mud… three times this summer, because you can't see the water standing in the yard because the grass is so high. I went to the local hardware store to see if my old Snapper could be fitted with floats like a seaplane. The amazing thing is I was not the first one to request this. Since Snapper does not make a hover riding mower yet, I will have to wait for the rain to stop and then send out a dove.
While waiting on my yard to dry, I can always weedeat my gutters.
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Members of Congress and their staffs seeking health insurance this year could choose from among 57 gold plans (from four insurers) sold on D.C.'s small business marketplace.
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As members of Congress debate the future of the health law and its implications for consumers, how are they personally affected by the outcome? And how will the law that phases out the popular Medigap Plan F – popular supplemental Medicare insurance — affect beneficiaries? We've got answers to these and other recent questions from readers.
What type of insurance do our elected representatives in Washington, D.C., have? Is it true that they're insured on the ACA exchanges now and that any repeal and replacement will affect them too?
Under the Affordable Care Act, members of the U.S. House of Representatives, the Senate and their office staffs who want employer coverage generally
Article source: http://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2017/04/12/523335954/what-happens-to-a-congressmans-health-insurance-if-obamacare-goes-down?utm_medium=RSS&utm_campaign=affordablecareact
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Fantastic Alli different to Gascoigne - Heskey
Emile Heskey says Dele Alli is a unique player who should not be compared to former England stars.
The 20-year-old midfielder has enjoyed a breakthrough season at Tottenham and is likely to start at Euro 2016, despite having only made his senior international debut in October 2015.
Alli has drawn comparisons with Three Lions greats Bryan Robson and Paul Gascoigne, but Heskey considers the man plucked from the relative obscurity of MK Dons to be a one-off.
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"I think he's totally different," he told Omnisport when asked who Alli most resembles.
"I wouldn't compare him to Gazza. He's got his own traits and he's a fantastic player. He's a goalscorer. He's a driving force from the midfield.
"Someone who drives with the ball past players and can start things and get things going. He's that player.
"He can play so many different positions. You can play him inside a little bit rather than out wide - you can play him in the number 10 role or just play him in the midfield three, but attacking-wise."
While England will look to emerging talent Alli for inspiration in France, they will come up against a genuine superstar in the form of Gareth Bale when Roy Hodgson's men face Wales in Group B.
Heskey is among those eager to watch the Real Madrid attacker attempt to transfer his La Liga and Champions League form to a major international tournament, his country's first since the 1958 World Cup.
"Knowing his talent, he hasn't been able to show that at this level," Heskey said.
"Being able to do that on this stage is going to be phenomenal for him. People are going to see what he's capable of and how good he actually is."
Bale is unquestionably the biggest threat going forward for Chris Coleman's side, while Hodgson, by contrast, has some tough decisions to make in the final third.
Chief among them is how to use captain Wayne Rooney, who has been guaranteed a starting berth by his manager despite the Manchester United forward's struggle for form in 2015-16.
"If he's fit there's always room to put Wayne in," Heskey said. "It all depends on what formation you're going to play. If there's one striker, for me, it's got to be Harry Kane.
"If it's two strikers, it's got to be Kane and possibly [Jamie] Vardy. And then you've got [Daniel] Sturridge, who brings something totally different to them. He's an outstanding player."
England open their campaign by taking on Russia in Marseille on Saturday, followed by matches against Wales and Slovakia in Lens and Saint-Etienne respectively.


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Mary Wittenberg, MPA
Education Director
Mary received her Masters' in Public Administration from Chico State in 1999 and had worked for several years as the training coordinator for Butte County Behavioral Health. While working for Butte County she had hired Dr. Diggs to train clinicians in the treatment of personality disorders and had become intrigued with his unique approach. Working with Dr. Diggs and using her vast experience in the training of Masters' level therapists she has been able to make Nysa Therapy palatable, teachable and usable. She continues to work tirelessly to increase access of Nysa Therapy through arranging training and consultation and the development of our online learning management system.


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Those who know me already know that I have a very eclectic playlist. My daily music spans country, rock, metal, rap and more. You name it…I listen to it!
However, today, I'm going to focus on a handful of country music artists that need to be on your playlist.
Some of these folks may already be in regular rotation on the radio. Some may have seen some airplay over the past couple years, and are now missing from everyday rotation. Others may be coming to a station near you in 2017.
The key thing here is that these artists are either unknown, or in my opinion, underplayed. Hopefully, that will change in the year to come!
These artists are listed in alphabetical order, but I hope that you'll have the opportunity to scroll through each of them as they all deserve attention. I've been sure to include at least one of their videos so you can get a sample without having to click through link after link to hear them.
Without further ado, let's get started:
A Thousand Horses
If you want to try to describe A Thousand Horses to someone who hasn't seen or heard them play, just imagine if Lynyrd Skynyrd, the Allman Brothers and The Black Crowes had a baby together. Yes, not the greatest visual. However, I'm not sure how else to describe them.
A Thousand Horses has their own look, their own sound, and a stage presence that captivates their audience from the first note. The entire band gives 110% every time they hit the stage, but they also take the time to engage with their fans. There is nothing else like A Thousand Horses on the radio today and that's a damn shame! To put it bluntly: A Thousand Horses is what country music needs right here…and right now.
Sure, A Thousand Horses may not yet have the pedigree of any of the aforementioned bands just yet, but give it time. I have a feeling that we'll be hearing from these guys for many years to come. Having been on tour with the likes of Jason Aldean, Thomas Rhett, Darius Rucker and more, these guys are getting exposure in front of tens of thousands of concert goers every night, and I see a headlining stadium tour of their own in the coming years.
For a little background, the band consists of four core members (but there are a bunch more):
Michael Hobby – Lead Vocal
Bill Satcher – Lead Guitar
Zach Brown – Guitar and Vocal
Graham Deloach – Bass and Vocal
While the mixed Southern Rock/Country genre is not new, it's refreshing to hear these days. From songs like "Sunday Morning", co-written with Rich Robinson of the Black Crowes and arguably the best track on the album, to "Landslide", a favorite of mine which grasps the spirit of the working man (and often leads off their live show) A Thousand Horses demonstrates that they can do it all, and not miss a beat from Track 1 to 13.
"Tennessee Whiskey" showcases the band's Southern roots as it shows emotional heartbreak in the form of a conversation with none other than the iconic drink. Yep. It plays just like it sounds. "Trailer Trashed" brings out the redneck side of the band, "Southernality" gets back to their southern roots and "(This Ain't No) Drunk Dial", the band's second single, tells the story of singer Michael Hobby looking for a second chance in a relationship gone wrong.
Here's the video for "Southernality":
But most people will know the band from their #1 hit, "Smoke", which has made A Thousand Horses a household name. Great vocals. Great rhythm. It's certainly catchy and, like I have said over and over again, this is the type of song, and band, that country radio needs right now!
Brandy Clark
Brandy Clark , while not the biggest name in country music today, is certainly a superstar in my books.
Clark hails from Morton, Washington, a logging town of less than 1,000 people, located in the shadow of Mount St. Helens. Growing up, she was influenced by a variety of country music artists including Barbara Mandrell, Ronnie Milsap, Merle Haggard and Loretta Lynn. She first picked up a guitar at the age of nine and made her singing debut in school musicals. When she entered her first year of college, she started to get more serious about music, taking guitar lessons and joining a band along with her mother and a friend. As a teenager, she discovered the music business program at Belmont University, so she enrolled and moved to Nashville in 1998. After graduation, Clark landed a job with Leadership Music, which led to her eventual publishing deal.
Clark excels at her storytelling through her music. She is far and away one of the greatest songwriters I have ever had the pleasure of listening to and her live performances only extenuate her talent. You might not be aware of this, but she's written for a number of artists including: The Band Perry (Better Dig Two) and Miranda Lambert (Mama's Broken Heart).
Clark has a new album out, "Big Day in a Small Town", which tells the stories of the football star, the father, the homecoming queen and the hairdresser. Why? Because those are the stories and people that Clark grew up knowing in her "small town".
Artists like Brandy Clark are what country music needs. I can't stress her songwriting talents enough. I could never do justice. Don't believe me? Go take a listen. I guarantee you'll be hooked right away.Here's a sample of what Clark is all about with "Girl Next Door":
Casey James
Casey James is a singer and guitarist from Fort Worth, Texas, who was the third-place finalist on the ninth season of American Idol and is an independent recording artist. Before American Idol, he played with his band, The Casey James Band, consisting of James, his brother, Billy Cole (bass), and Jacy McCann (drums). They recorded four songs, including the first song that James ever wrote, "Freezing," back in 2002.
But James musical career started well before The Casey James Band. He started playing the guitar at 13 and within a year was playing on stage. James has played acoustic sets with his mother, and blues with his older brother. At the age of 21, he was in a serious motorcycle accident that nearly ended his life. He was told by his doctor that he would no longer be able to play guitar, a medical prediction that proved untrue.
He released his eponymous album in March 2012 from which three singles, "Let's Don't Call It a Night", "Crying on a Suitcase", and "The Good Life" were released. In 2014, he released the single "Fall Apart" (see below). While he is currently an independent artist, James is currently working towards releasing a new record and his fans are certainly waiting for news on that!
Cash Creek
Although Cash Creek is a relatively new band on the country music scene, it's members have enjoyed long histories and friendships together. Each member has carved out their own niche in the music industry as entertainers, road and session musicians, producers, and songwriters.
The list of artists that the members of Cash Creek has worked with is nothing short of impressive. That list includes the likes of Brad Paisley, Taylor Swift, Trace Adkins, Alabama, Hank Williams, Jr., John Michael Montgomery, Josh Turner, David Lee Murphy and many more. Needless to say, the band knows what it takes to be successful.
OK. I just have to throw this out there. I'm originally from the town of Petaluma, located in Northern California. Much of my family still lives there. So my mom now lives in Hidden Valley Lake (California) and every time I drive up to her house, I have to go through Napa, Angwin and Pope Valley, which is basically a quick stop between the Napa Valley and the Lake Berryessa. So do you want to take a guess where Cash Creek is from? You got it. Pope Valley. Small world, right?
Anyways, I digress. When they formed Cash Creek, they band members knew they wanted to create a sound that would reflect a common vision, and maintain a cohesiveness that would be instantly recognizable, regardless of the song. After taking a listen to their compilation of music, I can definitely say: mission accomplished!
Cash Creek is a unique blending of vocals and guitars, with a little bit of fiddle and mandolin thrown in. Why not, right. The songs and production are of such a high-caliber, it's hard to believe these guys are self-produced. With their distinctive sound, and especially the catchy hooks, you're going to want to listen to Cash Creek over and over again.
Here is a taste of their latest "She Got Me":
Also check out "Even Angels Have Bad Day":
Drew Baldridge
Drew Baldridge is a singer songwriter at heart. According to some background research I've done, he grew up playing basketball and baseball, but would perform the National Anthem at all his games. As a teenager, he joined a quartet at church singing bass while his father sang tenor. Later on, he played acoustic gigs at a nearby bar on Saturday nights. Not a bad way to break into the business.
In 2013, Baldridge signed with THiS Music, joining the company of a number of the most prominent and prolific songwriters in Nashville. Soon after, he released his debut EP, All Good and singles "BYOB" and "She's Taken" apparently became radio staples across the Midwest. Living on the West Coast, I had yet to be exposed to him.
Known as much as a performer as a singer, Baldridge brings an energy-packed show to every performance. Doesn't matter if he's opening, or the headliner. He'll always give you 100%. No less. Over the past few years, Baldridge has shared the stage with artists such as Alabama, Cole Swindell, Dustin Lynch, Jerrod Niemann, Phil Vassar, Lee Brice, Eric Paslay, Parmalee and Josh Turner among others.
Baldridge released his full-length debut album titled Dirt on Us earlier this year and features 13 tracks, 11 of which Baldridge co-wrote. If you're a fan already, you might recognize a few of the songs from his previous EPs.
In the mood for a little dancing? Enjoy a little "Dance With Ya":
Halfway to Hazard
Chad Warrix and David Tolliver, better known as the group Halfway to Hazard, can only be described with the same words I've used here on my blog for years, "a little bit country and a little bit rock and roll." Nothing wrong with that. In fact, that's two of my favorite things when it comes to music. And they live up to that descriptor. From what I've seen, the group holds nothing back in their music. In fact, if they were in NASCAR, I'd say that they put the pedal to the metal and don't look back until they cross the finish line.
Their debut single, "Daisy", was a Top 40 hit on the Billboard Hot Country Songs charts way back in 2007. That same year, the band toured as the opening act on Tim McGraw and Faith Hill's Soul2Soul Tour. In 2008, they went on tour with McGraw and a youngster by the name of Jason Aldean. They were also nominated by the Academy of Country Music (ACM) for the Duo of the Year award. Not a bad two year stretch, right?
Sadly, in January of 2010, the duo went on an extended hiatus. After some ups and downs over the next few years, Tolliver and Warrix decided to officially reunite Halfway to Hazard in late 2014…and I for one am glad they did!
Released earlier this year, the song from Halfway to Hazard that I'm absolutely hooked on is "American Outlaw". Check it out:
High Valley
High Valley is a Canadian country music duo from Blumenort, Alberta, a small community near La Crete. The band originally began as a trio of brothers, but Bryan Rempel dropped out in 2014 to focus on his family.
High Valley's album Broken Borders was named Album of the Year at the 2007 GMA Canada Covenant Awards, while the song "Back to You" was awarded Country Song of the Year. High Valley's second album, High Valley, was released in Canada and the United States on September 14, 2010. In 2011 the band won five GMA Canada Covenant Awards, including Artist of the Year and Group of the Year. Their third album, Love Is a Long Road, was released on June 12, 2012.
In October 2015, High Valley signed to Atlantic Records Nashville. Shortly after that, the single "Make You Mine" was released here in the United States to country radio and debuted at number 56 on the U.S. Country chart. The band has just released their fifth studio album, Dear Life, through Atlantic Records and Warner Music Nashville and it is certainly one to take a listen to.
Check out "Make You Mine":
Jackie Lee
Jackie Lee was only six years old when he stepped into a professional recording studio to cut songs with famed country songwriter, musician and producer Carson Chamberlain (Keith Whitley/ Easton Corbin). Lee's father was a devoted fan of traditional country music, while his mother enjoyed pop hits from the 1980s. As a youngster, he found himself influenced by everyone from Bob Seger to Justin Timberlake.
After high school, Lee headed to Nashville, and at the age of 19, he signed a recording contract with Republic Nashville. However the deal with Republic ended without the artist releasing anything for the label, and Lee was looking for another chance. He heard a demo of a song called "She Does," and was curious about the tune until he was told Kenny Chesney had plans to record it. Chesney eventually passed on the tune, which worked out in Lee's favor when he landed a new record deal with the independent Nashville label Broken Bow. Lee and his team decided "She Does" was the perfect song for his recording debut, and when his version was released in the fall of 2014, it soon landed on the Billboard Country Airplay charts.
His new single, "Getting Over You", is just hitting country radio and made quite an impression on the audience. Make sure to keep an eye out for it and start requesting it right away. This song has what it takes to quickly climb the charts.
Take a listen:
Jacob Davis
At the age of fifteen, Jacob Davis picked up a guitar and started singing in his Shreveport, Louisiana bedroom. But it wasn't until an open mic night during his junior year of college that he would ever perform on a stage.
Sounds like the kind of story that leads to a successful country music career, right?
What first got me interested in Davis, other than the positive feedback I received from his legion of fans, is his apparent love for 90's country music. Let me tell you this, I was raised on country music from the 70's, 80's and 90's, and have a particular love for the music of the 90's (and not just country music). This is the time period where I was in Junior High, High School and College. Music was a major part of my life, and I'm glad that this decade proved inspirational to others.
So here's what I really like about Davis: it's all about his music.
The first song I heard was "Down to Earth". Good melody. Catchy lyrics. Simple. But then I read a little deeper into the meaning of the song and of course it's a song about the birth of his daughter. Naturally, I had to listen. Having two daughters of my own, I know the feelings he's expressing. Nailed it!
Another song I enjoyed was "Sooner than Later". After hearing a couple of ballads, I loved the upbeat nature of the song. The lyrics also stood out. "She's laying warm against my skin." "She's gonna love too hot…and burn too fast." Who can't relate to that.
"Something to Remember You By" is another one that caught my attention. With lyrics such as "I look around anytime, anyplace, they'll always be something to remember you by" how can you not relate to that. Check it out:
One other song to throw out there is "See You Around". Just for another example:
James Wesley
James Wesley grew up in Mound Valley, a community of only 200 people in Southeastern Kansas. He first discovered country music via his grandmother's record collection, which included heaping helpings of classic crooners such as Marty Robbins, George Jones and Ray Price. His mother was the first to notice Wesley's own talent for singing when she overheard him belting out his favorite songs behind his bedroom door. By his late teens he was singing in local nightclubs and beginning to think about making music his life.
I can certainly say that i'm glad he made this decision.
Wesley signed with Broken Bow Records back in 2009 and quickly exploded onto the country music scene with his debut breakout single "Jackson Hole." To date he has had two Top 25 singles, including "Didn't I" and one of my personal favorites "Real", making his voice a staple on country radio. If you've ever seen Wesley in concert, then you know that he sings directly to real people about real things that profoundly affect real lives. From his small-town upbringing to his blue-collar work ethic, Wesley has a deep understanding of what country listeners want to hear.
Wesley is a traditionalist which I find rare in country music these days. He's also passionate about his music…and his fans. He writes his own songs and he plays his heart out each and every time he takes the stage. During his recent shows I caught in California, Wesley mixed his own music with the sounds of Hank Williams Jr., Merle Haggard, George Jones and Johnny Cash. I'll admit, anytime you can absolutely NAIL "Folsom Prison Blues" and "Family Tradition", you're doing something right!
I'm lucky enough to have had the opportunity to meet James via Twitter (@jameswesley1) a while back and have had a number of conversations with him over the past few years. You don't realize that sometimes, just sometimes, artists are exactly the same in-person as they appear online. Wesley truly is one of these people. He doesn't pull punches. He's as friendly in-person as he is on Twitter and really makes every effort to get to know each and every one of his fans. I wish more artists would follow his lead.
If you want one example of what Wesley is all about, then take a listen to "Thank a Farmer" and tell me you don't want to support this guy:
Formerly known as Lancaster & Company, Sony Music Nashville signed LANco to the label group's Arista Nashville. The band, consisting of Brandon Lancaster, Tripp Howell, Eric Steedly, Jared Hampton and Chandler Baldwin, released their debut EP on Spotify, featuring the tracks "American Love Story", "Trouble Maker", "Long Live Tonight" and "We Do". You should definitely check it out when you have a few minutes. You won't regret it. You can find it on iTunes and Amazon.
I actually discovered these guys on a Saturday night back in September of 2015, when I was on a business trip to Atlanta. So I'm checking out the town and I stumble across a venue called Smith's Olde Bar. Without any plans that evening, I decided to check things out when I heard a familiar tune, "Sweet Caroline". I'm glad I walked in. Although I only caught a couple songs that night, it gave me an idea of who the band is and what they're all about. I was very excited to catch them again a few months later, late last year in San Jose. Here's a clip from the San Jose show covering Walk the Moon's "Shut Up and Dance":
I've got to admit, while I loved the energy and crowd interaction of both the Atlanta and San Jose shows, one of my favorite songs they played both nights was the ballad "American Love Story". This song is your small town love story that many of us can relate to.
Take a listen to "Long Live Tonight":
McKenzies Mill
McKenzies Mill features two brothers from North Carolina, now based in Nashville, Tennessee. Founded by Justin and Ryan Harris, and backed by the a few of the best musicians around, McKenzies Mill brings its audience what has been described as "Southern Fried Rock & Roll."
While you might not be familiar with McKenzies Mill (yet), the duo is in no way a newcomer to the music scene. They've been featured at NASCAR's Speed Street Fest in Charlotte, North Carolina, and at BayFest in Mobile, Alabama. They've also been featured alongside artists such as Brad Paisley and Kenny Wayne Shepherd.
In terms of music, McKenzies Mill has released two albums, "One Hell of a Ride" and a self-titled album, "McKenzies Mill". In 2014, they were named a Band to Watch by CMA Close-Up magazine back and the duo also won Bud Light's National Battle of the Bands back in 2012.
In addition, last September, the duo released two new singles, "Middle of Nowhere" & "Willie". Here's a clip:
Ryan Follese
I first came across Big Machine Label Group recording artist Ryan Follese (that's "fall-uh-ZAY") a few weeks ago when I heard the folks at KRTY promoting that he would be opening for both Cassadee Pope and the Eli Young Band in San Jose.
Follese co-wrote each of the six tracks on his self-titled debut solo EP, including "Put A Label On It," which hit country radio earlier this month as his first official single. Additionally, SiriusXM kickstarted the launch this summer, selecting Follese as their "Highway Find" and spinning his summer vacation anthem "Float Your Boat." Selling more than 40,000 downloads to date, and amassing nearly 2 million streams, the Ryan Follese EP was recorded with producers Dann Huff and Cameron Montgomery in Nashville. While the aforementioned songs might have received the notoriety to date, don't miss other great tracks such as "Wilder", "One Thing Right" and "Lose a Little Sleep". "Wilder" might be my favorite of the bunch.
Here's a tidbit on Follese that you may, or may not be aware of: he originally hit it big on the pop scene. During his successful run fronting the band Hot Chelle Rae, Follese co-wrote their #1 hit "Tonight, Tonight" and toured around the globe, featuring arena dates with none other than Taylor Swift. What really stands out for me is how Follese has seamlessly transitioned from pop-rock to country music. I've seen a number of artists go the other direction, and a few that have tried to join the country ranks, but I have a feeling that we'll look back in a few years and realize that Follese made the right decision.
Anyways, here's Follese's first single, "Put a Label on It". Enjoy:
Steve Moakler
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania native Steve Moakler moved to Nashville back in 2006, honing his craft in a town where the best singers and songwriters go to find their country music dreams. After performing hundreds of live, local performances, Moakler placed a series of songs with several country artists, including Dierks Bentley, Kellie Pickler and Jake Owen. He also released three independent albums, including 2011's Watching Time Run, which Moakler funded via a Kickstarter campaign.
Did you know that Moakler co-wrote Bentley's hit single, "Riser," with Travis Meadows? Yep. What I love about this song, and frankly, every song I've heard of his, is that he pours his heart and soul into his music. You can tell that we he plays, he's playing from the heart. Each and every song tells a story, and that's something that's missing in country music today. Moakler isn't up in your face. Rather, he takes the time to draw you in with lyrical poetry and brings it home with smooth, flawless guitar playing that gets your toes tapping along with the beat.
Moakler's "Suitcase" was crafted with writers including Luke Laird, Barry Dean and Thomas Rhett. In my opinion, the song deserves more radio airplay than it's currently seeing. A few stations have been great in getting this song out there, now the word just needs to be spread even more because it's a hit in waiting.
Waterloo Revival
Back when Cody Cooper met George Birge in their Austin, Texas middle school, he inspired him to express himself through music. Good thing because this took them down a path that affected both of their lives.
Later, the duo, now known as Waterloo Revival, began sampling tunes during Nashville songwriter showcases, adopting the town as their new home. They soon caught the attention of Scott Borchetta, President and CEO of Big Machine Label Group, and signed a deal with Big Machine Records just one week later.
While "Hit the Road" and "Bad for You" have found a place on country radio, and have received a positive response from programmers, critics and listeners, Waterloo Revival has a few additional songs that could certainly find their way on the radio.
The band's six song EP, Front Row, came out earlier this year and is available now on iTunes and contains a number of the songs listed above. If you like what you've heard (and read), be sure to go pick it up right away.


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