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I stashed this M.A.C. purchase one side and forgot about my purchase. Think I have too much makeup that I can't keep tabs already man. I bought this straight after my honeymoon and only got to use it a few days ago. OMG right?!
I only bought the blue eyeshadow and white pearly nail polish as below.
|I love this eyeshadow pot. It's designed to look like it's taken from a portion of a pair of jeans.
|I even got a pair of blue contacts to match...
|I used the white nail polish for base on this nail art. It's a matte pearl white nail polish, very Lady Gaga inspired.


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"Taking the Strain 2", watercolour on Fabriano, 77 x 56.5cm
I finally finished the painting which will be included in the up coming exhibition entitled International Prize "Marche DAcqua" Fabriano Watercolour 2012. Only 34 artists are selected world wide to take part in this Exhibition which will be shown in the Museo della Carta e della Filigrana (paper and Watermark Museum of Fabriano). The Exhibition will then travel to South Korea, Spain, Portugal, USA, etc. I am fairly pleased with the results as its the first time I've used the paper and I managed to complete it in 2 weeks which is pretty quick for me. I just hope the Organising committee enjoy it as much!

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Obama faces big challenges for his big speech
Check out McClatchy's expanded politics coverage.
DENVER — A triumphant Barack Obama will claim his piece of American history Thursday night, becoming the first African-American to win a major-party presidential nomination. As he celebrates that milestone, he must begin his more challenging courtship of the rest of America beyond the Democratic Party.
Obama will deliver his much-watched speech accepting the Democratic presidential nomination before about 75,000 cheering fans at Invesco Field at Mile High stadium in Denver and to millions more watching on television.
Despite his history of rousing speeches, Obama has worked to downplay expectations. Earlier this week, he said that Thursday night's address will differ a lot from his breakthrough keynote speech at the Democratic convention in 2004.
"This speech is different. . . . I think they're much more interested in what am I going to do to help them in their lives, and so in that sense I think this is going to be a more workmanlike speech. I'm not aiming for a lot of high rhetoric," he said Monday.
Obama's chief campaign strategist, David Axelrod, said Wednesday, "He's going to lay out the case for change. He's going to set the stakes of this election, the risks of continuing down the road we're on, which is plainly what Senator McCain is offering."
The stakes are enormous, and Obama will have to strike several chords to emerge from the four-day convention with the kind of growing support he'll need in a close contest with rival John McCain.
First, he has to start fleshing out his soaring rhetoric and bumper-sticker slogan of change by saying specifically how he'd change people's lives for the better. Even some Obama supporters are starting to ask the question that 1984 presidential candidate Walter Mondale once asked of rival Gary Hart: Where's the beef?
Second, Obama has to make working-class voters feel more at ease with him, more eager to, as they say, have a beer with him. They may want a president who's smarter than they are or more capable, but not one who thinks he's better than they are.
Third, he has to make the broader country comfortable with the idea of a 46-year-old man with little experience, dark skin and, as he puts it, a funny-sounding name in the Oval Office.
"Obama keeps talking about change. But any change is a gamble," said Dennis Goldford, a political scientist at Drake University in Iowa. "It means stepping into the unknown. And if the argument is being made by somebody who's not that well-known, there's even more apprehension about the unknown."
Indeed, Thursday night's speech will have almost a split-screen element: the adoring Democrats at Invesco Field at Mile High, and the unseen, skeptical voters watching at home.
Obama faces a country that's apparently ready to elect a Democrat.
In the battleground state of Florida, for example, a Quinnipiac University poll this week found voters saying that they want a Democrat in the White House by 44-39 percent. In Pennsylvania, the pro-Democrat margin was even greater, 50-32 percent.
Yet Obama trails McCain in Florida, and his lead in Pennsylvania is less than half the lead for an unnamed, generic Democrat.
"The American people want a Democratic president. They're just not sure they want this Democrat," said Peter Brown, the assistant director of the Polling Institute at Quinnipiac.
A key reason is that Obama looks very different to much of America, where his African-American heritage and partial upbringing in Indonesia are still far from the norm, even in a fast-changing society.
At the start of the decade, Democrats were confident that changing demographics — more minorities, better-educated voters — would lead inevitably to majority status for the party that traditionally wins their support.
Writers John B. Judis and Ruy Teixeira laid out the case in the best-selling book "The Emerging Democratic Majority." Census figures confirm the trend in parts of the country: Minorities now are the majority in four states, California, New Mexico, Hawaii and Texas.
The Census Bureau forecasts that five more will become majority-minority states within 10 years: Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Maryland and Nevada.
But they aren't there yet.
And as Obama learned painfully when he lost primaries in some big battleground states such as Ohio and Pennsylvania, white working-class voters still can dominate elections. And they didn't seem to like him very much, particularly after he was quoted saying that bitter working-class voters clung to God and guns out of frustration over their economic status.
Not only are the vast majority of voters still white — on the order of 75 percent — a disproportionate number of swing voters are white, working-class Americans who didn't graduate from college. They're the kind of people who voted for Bill Clinton in the 1990s and George W. Bush in this decade.
"Three-quarters of the electorate is still going to be white," Brown said. "He's doing pretty well among them. But that only puts him neck and neck with McCain. He needs to do better."
(Margaret Talev contributed to this article from Denver.)
Obama youth parade continues, but will it last?
At Obama's Indonesian school, there's no doubt he'll be elected
Dave Barry: Daryl Hannah, the Boys Scouts and 'bird porn'


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Oftentimes when I think deeply about Stars these Joni Mitchell lyrics come to mind...
"We are Stardust, We are Golden"
And that means ALL of us. You don't need to be Deanna Carter or Chip Esten.
How is that true?.....
Meredith Blis
Oftentimes when I think deeply about Stars these Joni Mitchell lyrics come to mind...
"We are Stardust, We are Golden"
And that means ALL of us. You don't need to be Deanna Carter or Chip Esten.
How is that true?.....
Our real glow comes from who we are Inside
It's less about shining on the Opry Stage and more about the one who literally crawled on the Opry stage after the show and took probably around 50 selfies with different fans. (that was Chip) Our glow on the outside literally comes from the strength of our spirit on the inside. And the golden light reflects the kindness and love in our hearts. Star power is being the one who helps others. But the subtle key is to balance your energy by also giving to Yourself.
Stars know that they glow in order to shed light on others. It's not all about them ;)
I often to say to friends, "There is enough room in the sky for all of us to be stars"
Being in the music industry, I see a lot of competition. Sometimes it's subtle withholding or deception, but sometimes it's as bold as back stabbing. I've been there, ouch!!!
On stage or off, hurting others to get ahead is Not real Star Power. It's more like insecurity and bad behavior. And it will energetically chip away from your star aura. Those kinds of "stars" tend to crash & burn pretty quickly.
If you look up at the sky there a billions of stars. And funny enough, there's room for ALL of them to shine. No hair pulling necessary. You don't need to steal another person's glitter in order to make room for yourself to glow.
Star Power is bravely being who you are
I know they say every snowflake is different. But I wonder about stars, it's probably true for them too. Part of what makes a true star shine is their uniqueness. We all have a Star DNA that makes us stand out. Part of this journey is figuring out what That 'it' factor is for You and then having the courage to put it out there. You don't have to be in arts. We all have something special to give! That's YOUR STAR POWER baby! It's your gift to share with others :)
Shine on My Crazy Diamonds!
Sending you Blessings and Glitter


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Kampala, 28 November 2018 - Following media stories on the alleged suspected Ebola death in Kabarole District, the Ministry of Health together with the World Health Organization (WHO) wish to update the public as follows:
- On 26th November 2018, an alert case was received at Fort Portal Regional Referral Hospital from Bundibugyo district.
- The 38year old male alert case is one of the many alert cases received in different health facilities as a result of the heightened surveillance along all border districts.
- Blood samples were taken off the suspect and sent to Uganda Virus Research Institute (UVRI) for further analysis.
- Results from the UVRI indicate that the patient was negative by PCR for Ebola and other Viral Hemorrhagic Fevers. The districts are aware of these results.
- Any persons that present with any known symptoms of Ebola is taken on as an alert case until thorough lab investigations are done.
Currently, a number of Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) preparatory activities are going on across all high-risk districts and these include; coordination of activities; health facility and community-based EVD surveillance, collection and testing of blood samples from alert cases, capacity building for Infection, Prevention and Control, clinical management, psycho-social care and for safe and dignified burials. Risk communication, community engagement and cross-border surveillance are also going on in many districts.
In the same vein, a total of 1,316 front line and healthcare workers in three (3) districts have been vaccinated against EVD to protect this cadre of people against the deadly disease.
The Ministry of Health together with the WHO country office wish to reiterate that there is no confirmed case of Ebola Virus Disease in Uganda, and are working tirelessly to keep the country safe from the deadly disease.
Health Promotion Advisor
Tel. : +256 414 335505
Cell: +256 772 507906
Email: sensasib [at] who.int
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Tel. : +256 414 335569
Cell: +256 786 497073
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Festive Bengali breakfast:
Light lunch, finger-food and in-betweeners:
Soups and salads:
Rice and noodles:
- Hinger kochuri -- puris stuffed with asafoetida-seasoned biuli daal.
- Daalpuri -- puris stuffed with flavoured chholar daal.
- Koraishutir kochuri -- kochuri/puri with a lightly-flavoured green pea filling.
- Aloo paratha -- parathas stuffed with seasoned potatoes.
- Sattu paratha and tikka -- parathas with a sattu/chhatu filling, seasoned with pickle-oil, chopped onions, green chilies, and lime juice.
Light lunch, finger-food and in-betweeners:
- Summer fruits I -- ripe golden papaya, sliced and frozen.
- Summer fruits II --watermelons: sliced, freshly-squeezed in a glass, and frozen in a bowl for dessert.
- Indian toast -- not like French toast!
- Dahi vada -- little steamed or fried buns made of ground daal, soaked in a tangy-sweet yogurt sauce.
- Goan fried potatoes -- potato roundels coated in a tangy-spicy marinade and semolina, and toasted.
- Grated cheese in extra-virgin olive oil -- an excellent dip for bread, especially cheese-on-toast.
- Cheese toast -- Just the cheese toast.
- Cheese pakora -- grated cheese in a seasoned flour and milk batter and fried in little dollops.
- French fries.
- Nimki -- flavoured flour, deep fried as little hexagons.
- Jhaalmuri II (made in Calcutta) -- muri, chopped vegetables, chanachur, lime juice.
- Jhaalmuri I (made in Boston) -- wheat puffs, chopped vegetables, lime juice, salt.
- Daal er bora -- crunchy puffs made with lentil-paste batter.
- Vegetable chop -- seasoned vegetables mashed, shaped, and deep-fried or baked.
- Leftover samosa -- leftover vegetables put into a pastry and fried/baked.
- Vegetable momos -- Tibetan dumplings with a vegetable filling, steamed (and fried, if you like).
- Vegetarian pizza -- tomatoes, fried sweet onions, cheese, and cilantro for kicks.
- Cheese-baked winter vegetables -- a variant of shepherd's pie, with a piquant cheese sauce.
Soups and salads:
- Easy salad recipes -- I disapprove of salads. But if you must have it...
- Tangy Green Sprout Salad -- sprouted gram/lentils in a yummy tangy dressing.
- Versatile bean soup -- a lightly-spiced red kidney-bean soup, that can be with or without meat, thick or thin, hot or mild, depending on what you're in the mood for.
- Daal makhni -- daal transformed into a thick, savoury, butter-flavoured soup. Red kidney-beans and chholar daal.
- Mushur daal I -- lightly-flavoured thin red-lentil soup.
- Mushur daal II -- mushur/masoor daal cooked with tomato and onions, bursting with flavour.
Rice and noodles:
- Pea polau -- pulau made with fresh, sweet peas and basmati rice.
- Khichuri (the original khedgree) -- a far cry from the terrible English kedgree, this is a one-pot dish of rice, toasted daal and vegetables, flavoured spices sautéed in ghee, and tomatoes for the tangy undercurrent.
- Thukpa (Tibetan noodle-soup) --
- Green noodles -- lots of green in a thick broth, with noodles in.
- Onion soup with noodle.
- Chowmein, Indian-Chinese style -- 'nuff said.
- Towards a healthier Ramen --I don't recommend this. But if you must eat instant noodles, eat it like this.
- Bengali comfort food.
- Kopir dNatar chochhori -- cauliflower stalks in a light stir-fry.
- Aloo matar paneer -- fresh cottage cheese, potatoes and green peas in a light red tomato gravy. Vegetables, colour, protein and warmth -- just what the doctor ordered for winter.
- Roasted cauliflower -- whole cauliflower or large florets roasted in a thick, spicy yougurt base.
- Aloor chochhori -- tomato-flavoured potato stir-fr.
- Shada torkari -- potato curry cooked completely without spices, in oil tempered with cumin.
- Aloo-matar (spicy peas and potato stew) -- diced potatoes, cottage cheeseand peas in a tomato-flavoured, lightly-spiced gravy. Perfect winter soup or curry.
- Aloo posto (potatoes in poppy-seed paste) -- potatoes cooked in poppy-seed paste.
- Begoon-powra (fire-roasted brinjals) -- fire-roasted brinjals (aubergines/egg plants), seasoned with onions, green chilies, salt, touch of sugar, and mustard oil.
- Palonger torkari (spinach with mixed vegetable) -- chopped spinach with mixed vegetables.
- Mochar ghonto (curried banana flower) -- Banan-flower with potatoes, optional flavouring of coconut.
Condiments and extras:
- Mint chutney -- chutney made with mint leaves, coriander leaves, tamarind and green chilies.
- Sweet tamarind pickle -- tamarind cooked in jaggery over slow heat, flavoured with ground spices for that extra kick.
- Tangy-sweet Yogurt -- flavoured thick yogurt in a cup. Or a tall glass, if you like.
- Hot chocolate -- the eternal winter favourite.


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Hi Lovelies,
So my play THIRST was selected for PlayPenn's annual summer conference this year, and I can't even begin to tell you all how excited I am!
I'll be headed to Philadelphia from July 11th-30th with an exciting cohort of writers and a director to do some intensive workshopping (while soaking up that Philly sun).
Check out the lineup of playwrights below! Also I've included a snapshot of myself with the cast and director of my most recent workshop of THIRST. It was produced by the Dennis and Victoria Ross Foundation and directed by the fabulous Danya Taymor. This play truly is the gift that keeps on giving, so I'm always so happy to continue making each draft better!


text: The occasion became one of the world's most colorful gatherings thanks to the World Tourism Forum's meticulous work. Eden Hazard, Chelsea's star player, was one of the prominent guests at the monumental event. Hazard speaks highly of Eto'o as a milestone as the latter played a major role in his career by sending Hazard to play for Lille. Also, Eric Abidal, Fabio Capello, Puyol, Jay Okocha, Kanu Nwankwo, Stephen Appiah, Michael Essien, David James, Marcel Dessaily and Kolo Toure honored the night. His Excellency President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Menders Türel, the Mayor of Antalya, was there to celebrate the player, who boosted tourism in Turkey since his arrival in early 2015. Almost every television channel in Turkey broadcast the gala event live and the whole nation cherished those moments at the Regnum Carya Golf & Spa Resort, Antalya.


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Being told that you're a Super Mom is perhaps every mother's dream (I know there are those who'd prefer to be the cool mom instead – I actually prefer to be both!), but how exactly do you become one?
Others may think of a super mom as someone who simply have it together – squeaky clean house, well-behaved kids, a career perhaps, or a working mom on top of the gazillion task at home. Now that sounds very ideal – you're pretty rocking it if you can do all these, right?
Well, the truth of the matter is that super moms were once humans, too. You know, before the super-ness and all that stuff. I say a super mom is someone who perseveres, someone that is resilient, someone who's not afraid to make changes if she has to.
Messy, Wacky, Loud
Sure, we all want a regally clean and orderly house, but do a super mom ceases to become one simply because she misses a few spots? Or because the kids' toys are on the floor? Or because the towels are damp and not properly hanged in the bathroom? One thing is for sure, if you have kids, it could get really messy; in fact it's bound to happen! After all, the most fun you'll have with your kids is when things are messy, the messier, the better – arts and crafts and food and stuff, right?
Now, what about raising kids? Do we really have a manual for this? You can always heed your own mom's advice or your friends' advice…perhaps even use a trick or two from those reality shows. But kids are simply unique – that I'm pretty sure about. You can't force them to fit into a certain mold. You have to be open with different parenting style that will work best for your child.
Sure, you wanted your son or daughter to be super behaved, well-mannered and all that, but barking orders every couple of second is not an assurance that they will do what they're being told.
You may say that you want to be the cool mom and just let them do whatever they want – give them the freedom to become who they are. Sure, that's cool, too. But that could get tricky as well. For one, they're kids, they need rules, in as much as they think otherwise – they want rules.
At the end of the day we want nothing but the best for them. We're ultimately the ones to decide if our parenting style is working for their own good (and not just so we could project an image of some sort).
I say, a super mom needs to be okay with changes, with variations and with a little experimentation as well when it comes to child rearing. A super mom is willing to accept when something is not working for the child – even if it does make you look so cool. After all, mother knows best, right? Hmmm, let's just say, we all try to know what's best and we try to give it our best.
Image courtesy of Michal Marcol / FreeDigitalPhotos.net
Job: Professional MOM
Does your merit of being a super mom lessens because you're not working aka 'stay at home mom'? Of course not!!! People have different opinions about being a stay at home mom – there are even those who would question the difficulty of staying at home when you're literally 'just' at home? Well, let's just say, they simply don't know what they're talking about. They probably should try it and themselves and then perhaps then they'll be more considerate next time.
Being a SAHM is no joke. There are those who simply knew that they wanted to do it, be a SAHM. Then there are those that under some circumstances would have to become one. Then there are still those who feel like there are really no other choices. Granted, whatever your case may be – being a SAHM is not a walk in the park. It's hard, yes, but it's very rewarding as well.
You earned your right to be called the super mom if you can truly embrace being a SAHM – forget the haters, I'm pretty sure they have their own issues themselves, lol!
You're a WAHM, are you a super mom then?
Of course, we also have the 'work at home moms,' mothers who can still balance house chores, child rearing and working. That will be pretty awesome if you can truly manage all these. But let's not forget about the reality that sometimes, it may be true that you're working at home but you're mind isn't really at home.
There are WAHMs who are so absorbed and stressed out with their work that they have completely forgotten the whole idea of working at home is to be actually 'home' with the kids. It's very tricky right? You might think you're a super mom since after all you're working at home – well, not quite the case when you're merely using your home as an office. Especially when you started seeing your kids as housemates who pretty much fend for themselves while you work, work, and work some more.
Again, to become a super mom, you have to be open with changes – be willing to work a 'workable' schedule that will suit your being a mother and being a working mom. You have to persevere – it may seem hard or uncomfortable or impossible but nevertheless, try. You have to be resilient – bad days will happen, sometimes more often than we would expect it, but then again shake it off and move on – just keep pushing, keep trying.


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…everything is relative, except for the fixed points of black and white on the palette. These alone are fixed. Be thankful for these limits. You've got to learn to work your magic between the white queen and her royal consort.Read More
"This style of under-painting is all opaque, the transparencies are part of the over painting process. Transparency is a great asset to the medium, but I find it very freeing to disregard transparency at the initial phase of a painting…"Read More


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Appeal brought on 9 November 2018 by Przedsiębiorstwo Produkcyjno-Handlowe "Primart" Marek Łukasiewicz against the judgment of the General Court (Third Chamber) delivered on 12 September 2018 in Case T-584/17: Primart v EUIPO
(Case C-702/18 P)
Language of the case: English
Appellant: Przedsiębiorstwo Produkcyjno-Handlowe "Primart" Marek Łukasiewicz (represented by: J. Skołuda, radca prawny)
Other parties to the proceedings: European Union Intellectual Property Office, Bolton Cile España, SA
Form of order sought
The appellant claims that the Court should:
set aside, in whole, the judgement of the General Court under appeal ;
annul the decision of the Fourth Board of Appeal of 22 June 2017 (R 1933/2016-4) ;
order EUIPO and Bolton Cile España, S.A. to pay the costs of the proceedings before the General Court and before the Board of Appeal, as well as order EUIPO to pay the costs of the proceedings before the Court of Justice.
Pleas in law and main arguments
In the judgement under appeal the General Court erred in applying Article 76(1) of Regulation No 207/20091 (now Article 95(1) of Regulation 2017/10012 ) and Article 65 of Regulation No 207/2009 (now Article 72 of Regulation 2017/1001), by declaring the Appellant's arguments concerning the weak distinctive character of the earlier mark in the opposition proceedings inadmissible, as they have been put forward for the first time before the Court (paragraphs 87-90 of the judgement under appeal).
The General Court must assess facts and arguments, even though they were presented for the first time before it, if the EUIPO Board of Appeal should have taken them into account of its own motion.
Meaning of a part of a trade mark in an EU language is a well-known fact and as such it should be analysed by the Office of its own motion. As a result, arguments relating to it shall be thoroughly analysed by the General Court, also by assessing the arguments presented for the first time before it.
The applicant in the proceedings before the General Court has a right to question assessment of well-known facts made by the EUIPO Board of Appeal, also by presenting new arguments before the General Court and evidence supporting these arguments
By failing to assess facts and arguments the Office should have taken into account of its own motion (including well-known facts relating to the meaning of the trade marks being subject to the opposition proceedings) the General Court infringed the general rules of procedure and came to erroneous assessment of matters relevant in the case before the Board of Appeal.
If the Court has taken into account the well-known fact that the word 'PRIMA' has a laudatory meaning (as stated by the Opposition Division and the Appellant), meaning 'first, foremost/best, chief, principal' it should have come to a different conclusion relating to likelihood of confusion between the trade marks ES-2578815 'PRIMA' and EUTMA-013682299 'PRIMART MAREK ŁUKASIEWICZ', namely it should consider that no likelihood of confusing between these trade marks exists.
The marks under study coincide in an element that is of low distinctiveness, and do not have an independent role in the opposed trade mark. This, together with medium degree of visual similarity, lack of conceptual similarity and low degree of phonetic similarity (or even lack of it) excludes the likelihood of confusion between those marks.


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- World Rankings
Woods a doubt for Deutsche Bank
Tiger Woods conceded that he could be forced skip the Deutsche Bank Championship after a back injury all but ended his hopes of overhauling Adam Scott at The Barclays.
Woods finished in a tie for second alongside Justin Rose, Graham Delaet and Gary Woodland, the leader coming into the final round, as all four men fell a single shot short of Scott's 11-under card for the first of the FedEx Cup playoffs tournaments.
But it was the sight of Woods being brought to his knees by a back spasm that drew most attention. The shot, a five-wood on the par-five 13th, ended up in a swamp next to the 15th fairway for a bogey six, followed by another bogey at the 15th.
Woods recovered with birdies at the 16th and 17th and had a 27-foot putt to force a play-off at the 18th, but his effort stopped just short of the hole.
The spasms began before the 13th, Woods later revealed, admitting that he had been nursing a back injury throughout the tournament - brought on by a soft mattress at his hotel.
Asked if he planned to play at the Deutsche Bank Championship, which begins on August 30th and is managed by his foundation, Woods was non-committal.
"That's hypothetical right now," Woods said. "I just got off and I'm not feeling my best right now.
"I had a chance," he said of his weekend's work. "I hit a good putt [at 18]. I thought I made it. It was a little double-breaker and I thought I had it."
Woods remains at the top of the FedEx Cup play-off standings after winning five tournaments in 2013, though for the fifth successive season he has missed out on a major title.
World Rankings: 1. Tiger Woods (USA), 2. Adam Scott (AUS), 3. Phil Mickelson (USA), 4. Rory McIlroy (NIR), 5. Justin Rose (ENG), 6. Matt Kuchar (USA), 7. Brandt Snedeker (USA), 8. Jason Dufner (USA), 9. Graeme McDowell (NIR), 10. Henrik Stenson (SWE), 11. Luke Donald (ENG), 12. Keegan Bradley (USA), 13. Lee Westwood (ENG), 14. Steve Stricker (USA), 15. Jim Furyk (USA), 16. Charl Schwartzel (RSA), 17. Ian Poulter (ENG), 18. Jason Day (AUS), 19. Ernie Els (RSA), 20. Sergio Garcia (ESP).


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The service I received was amazing. I was giving a massage and facial as a gift and this by far was the best gift ever. The staff was amazing, the service was excellent and when I left, I left feeling amazing. I even signed up for their monthly massage deal. It's so worth it. Who doesn't need a little pampering. Stop by and inquire. You won't be sorry you did. Can't wait for my next massage."
"I was a last minute reservation and had an excellent massage by CeCe. I'm a stroke survivor and my neck tightens up a lot. She managed to finally totally relax my neck muscles for the first time in weeks."
"Great staff at front desk, attentive massage therapists. We had a couples massage, employees are always very respectful and courteous. We've signed up for the monthly package and don't regret a minute of it!"'
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We found 1 episode of In the Word, On the Go with the tag "philippians 1:12".
Episode 28: How should I think about the broken parts of my past? Derrick Parks on Philippians 1:12
Episode | April 1st, 2019 | Season 1 | 10 mins
derrick parks, epiphany church, gospel advance, my story, nothing is wasted, philippians 1:12, wilmington
This podcast is here to help you or your family focus on 1 verse from God's Word for 10 minutes while you go about your day.


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It's close to the office, a favourite form of exercise and lets her work on her suntan in the middle of the workday. There's one even bigger reason why Danielle Nerman has joined the crowd of swimmers this summer at Calgary's Bowview outdoor pool.
City's outdoor pools survive decade of ups and downs
It's close to the office, a favourite form of exercise and lets her work on her suntan in the middle of the workday.
There's one even bigger reason why Danielle Nerman has joined the crowd of swimmers this summer at Calgary's Bowview outdoor pool.
"It makes me feel like a kid again," says the CBC Radio producer as she gets set to jump into the pool for the Wednesday noon lane swim. "There's a real nostalgic feel you get swimming in these old pools on a sunny day."
While she's been a diehard swimmer for years now, Nerman only discovered Calgary's outdoor pools last year when doing a story on how the June flood devastated Stanley Park. "I didn't even know there were 25-metre outdoor pools in the city," says the native of Vancouver, who moved to Calgary eight years ago. "Now I swim outside every chance I get."
Like Nerman, I too am a regular at Calgary's outdoor pools. Standing outside Bowview interviewing her and other regulars as they excitedly arrive on one of the last great days of summer, in fact, makes me feel like a kid who just missed the Dickie Dee ice cream truck.
For those who have a stake in the success of the city's eight outdoor pools, the closing of the 2014 season is being greeted with a happy sigh of relief.
"I'd rate this year a 9 out of 10, almost perfect," says Mike Gavan, executive director for the Calgary Outdoor Swimming Pools Association. "The last three years were only about a 7 and the ones before that were only about a 4."
For nearly a decade Gavan has been overseeing seven of Calgary's eight outdoor pools, after the city's parks and recreation department considered shutting them down due to the deadly combination of high upkeep and low revenue.
Since then, it's been a decade of roller-coaster ups and downs, mostly due to the vagaries of a Calgary summer. "We are completely dependent on the weather for a good year," he says. "As we all know, this has mostly been a stellar summer for high temperatures and sunny days."
While some of us diehards have been frustrated over the traffic jams during the lunch hour lane swims, for Gavan, a retired city parks employee, the crowds have been more than welcome. "We don't have all the numbers in, but it looks like we're at about 30 per cent higher revenues than last year."
The summer of 2013 is one he and his fellow devotees of keeping this summer tradition alive would rather forget. The June flood devastated the Stanley Park pool right after a major renovation; that was followed by more than our fair share of cool rainy days. "A bad summer puts a lot of pressure on the operations," says Gavan, who notes most of any profits from a given year go right back into keeping the aging facilities alive.
Still, for those of us who can't imagine summer without swimming outdoors, it's a sacrifice well worth it.
"I try to be here the first day it opens until the day it closes," says Andrew Wallace, a local developer who races in to the Bowview pool entrance in a dark suit. "You can exercise outside, which makes you feel a little bit better about having to go to work on a summer day."
While outdoor pool aficionados are squeezing the last days of summer before the final hurrah on Labour Day, those of us hoping to return to indoor swimming might be feeling a little pinched: no less than three City of Calgary indoor pools are shut down for the first several days of fall, all undergoing varying degrees of renovation.
It's a situation Joe Moore acknowledges is far from optimal.
"It's not normal," says Moore, superintendent of west recreation for the City of Calgary. "But we're also dependent on construction timing and the trades have been very busy this past year." In addition, says Moore, traditional shutdown times for pool maintenance are when kids go back to school. "It's the quietest time of the year," he says, noting that the first of the closed pools, Foothills, will reopen September 16 while Beltline is set for a September 22 reopening. Glenmore pool is scheduled to be back in operation by October 4.
For devoted swimmers like Danielle Nerman, whose regular haunts are at Glenmore and Beltline, it makes the last days of summer all the more precious. "Let's hope the weather holds," she says as she snaps her black bathing cap over her hair. "I want to get in as much swimming outside as I can."


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Rachel Griffin is a singer/songwriter who has amazing pop sensibility yet somehow at times can be reminiscent of Fiona Apple and Alicia Keys. She just released her newest EP, Over the Moon for You, a few weeks ago and has been gaining phenomenal critical attention among her ever-growing fanbase. Griffin has composed over 200 songs in her brief career and she has garnered over 1.5M YouTube views. Receiving accolades from Gavin DeGraw and mentored by Bruce Hornsby, Rachel is quickly making her own lane in pop music. She was selected as a winner for National Public Radio's Historic Songwriting contest and won second place in the American Idol Underground songwriting contest in the pop category.
Frank Marr is a total original! His melodies stick, his songs are emotional and exhilarating, his production and arrangements modern, intricately musical, and completely organic. As an artist, writer, musician, producer, and arranger, Frank displays a unique vision of integral pop music captivating a bent that culminates in sound and vision equal to many great artists we love.
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Alexa's vibrant artistry is a passionate pairing of Pop and R&B sounds. Her dynamic and sensual vocals groove to the beat of the songtresses undeniably catchy hooks, confessional lyrics, and exuberant warmth. Her buzzed about song "Empire" received radio play on WHUD 100.7 for The Hudson Valley Artist's Spotlight. She was last seen on the premiere episode of American Idol Season 13.
Carlos Escalona is a Venezuelan music producer, audio engineer and songwriter signed to Universal Music Group. He studied music at Taller de Arte Sonoro in Caracas, Venezuela and graduated with a degree in Audio Engineer. In 2013 he won a BMI Award for the song "Me Gustas Tanto" by Paulina Rubio. He has had the privilege of working on projects for Shakira, Enrique Iglesias and Thalia to mention a few. Most recently with Chino y Nacho who just released a song with Anna Isabelle called "La vida es bella". His songs have been produced by RedOne (Lady Gaga, Jennifer Lopez, Pitbull, Enrique Iglesias, Mariah Carey). He funded his production company on 2012 in New York City Hit Music 21, you can reach more information on www.hitmusic21.com
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Self-taught on guitar and piano, Sam has been writing music for years. After graduation from Tufts University he co-founded the band "Emergency Service" which has released four albums, toured extensively in the Northeast opening for acts like Matisyahu and SOJA, and has had music featured on MTV and in a number of independent films. In addition, based out of a state-of-the-art studio in midtown Manhattan, Sam creates custom music for corporate clients including Coca-Cola and ESPN and also frequently writes and produces for artists and bands based in New York City and Los Angeles.
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Once you hear Lily Virginia's music it all makes sense. You can almost hear those bones, feathers, shells - forgotten exoskeletons - scattered throughout her songs. She revealed her debut EP on March 8th, 2014 with a specialized project for each song. Her artistic collaborations explore the intersections of audio and visuals, the interplay between technology and music and how to bring the extraordinary into the ordinary. Her purpose throughout her songwriting, performance, and projects, is exploring human connection in our modern day lives. https://soundcloud.com/lily-virginia/
Nafsica was born and raised in a Greek island, Crete and has been relocated in New York since her early childhood. Starting writing her lyrics and music at 14, she expanded her horizons worldwide as she worked with Lis Lewis (vocal coach of Britney,Gwen Stefani among others) and co-writing with writers throughout the world. She has been performing her songs live all around NYC in venues like "Bitter End", "Rockwood Hall", "Toshies" and "Prohobition". Worked as an understudy of leading vocals for the Trans Siberian Orchestra in 2010 and now at 23, Nafsica has attained a college degree in theater, working with her vocal coaches in NYC, Ilana Martin (Vocal Workout) and William Riley (Celine Dion, Katherine McPhee). https://soundcloud.com/nafsica


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We at Texas A&M University invite you to Aggieland Saturday, an annual campus-wide open house for prospective students and their families. During this one day, you can meet current students, tour the dorms, visit libraries and computer labs and see what Texas A&M has to offer you. You can also learn more about our colleges and majors, get information about admission and pick up some financial aid and scholarship information, too.
Registration is recommended but not required. So bring your family and friends, and we'll see you in Aggieland on Saturday, February 8, 2020.
- Aggieland Saturday Planning Committee
Visitors can request free WiFi on Main Campus and West Campus at the following locations:
To access free WiFi, you must connect to TAMU_Visitor. A window will open asking for log-in credentials. Scroll down and click on the maroon button that says "Create an Account". From there, you will provide your name, phone number, and email address. A temporary password will be sent to the email address you provided. After receiving the email, you will log-in by entering your email address in the username field along with the password you received. You will have access to the TAMU_Visitor WiFi for 24-hours.
If you experience issues connecting to the TAMU_Visitor WiFi, please call 979-845-8300 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Who can attend Aggieland Saturday?
Aggieland Saturday is a campus wide Open House. There will be programs that will appeal to young and old alike. Current students, prospective students, former students, and anyone wishing to learn more about Texas A&M University will want to come.
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What does it cost?
Aggieland Saturday is free. You will want to bring money for lunch, parking and shopping at the bookstore.
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A small but bright place in via Urbana, a street full of restaurants, bars and pubs in the heart of Rome, close to via Cavour and not so far from the Colosseum. Grezzo is an extraordinary pastry shop: all its products are vegan, raw, organic and free of gluten, soy and animal products, dairy included. Even the packaging they use is "earth friendly".
Grezzo is cozy and smells good. You can choose among ice-creams, smoothies (with almond milk) and different kinds of biscuits, chocolate bars and desserts. Moreover, they offer free Wi-fi to all their customers.
"We make our products with love, positive energy and human hands in our own pastry laboratory in Rome, where quality control is one of our highest priority. We closely ensure that, without exception, anything and everything we bring to you will always be as pure as possible" they wrote on their website. And you can see the passion they have for this project: Grezzo's staff is really professional and kind.
We had a relaxing and pleasant time before a nice walk in Rione Monti.
PS. The donut was superb!
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Recently I was approached by Brown Tree to review their products and share my opinion about the same and I grabbed the opportunity without giving any second thoughts because I am already a regular customer of Brown Tree and what could be more enjoyable than writing for a brand which is part of your daily life. For my friends who are wandering what is Brown Tree, here is a brief introduction – Brown Tree is brainchild of two young entrepreneurs, Dinesh Kumar and Abhinandan B., the duo started this health store with a mission to provide nourishing alternatives to unhealthy food culture of city denizens, with 15 stores in Chennai and Bangalore I am sure they have great launching and expansion plans for rest of the metros too.
The word Brown Tree always reminds me of popular animated series A Charlie Brown Christmas, in which Charlie picked up an unusual tree to be decorated like Christmas tree and convinces his friends that it is not about the commercialization of festival but it is all about celebrating together, though I am not very sure how much related the name Brown Tree and this story are.
"He" is on a weight loss dieting regime and slowly I was kinda getting out of ideas of healthy snacking, then Brown Tree came as my savior and there arrived my Pandora box full of health goodies, I still remember when I ordered roasted snacks for the first time from Brown Tree I was little skeptical about the taste and what if "He" does not like the flavor of whole grain snacks but Brown Tree proved all my doubts wrong and introduced us to whole new definition of healthy snacking, their roasted snacks section not only offers healthy snacks but also there is a wide range of whole grain tasty snacks.
"Freshness and goodness" is that singular value system that is the driving force of Brown Tree and talking about the freshness, it reminds me of Tea, during winters "He" can't do without his Masala Chai (Masala Tea) and I as usual love sipping Green Tea, though I usually make Chai Ka Masala at home but this time winter laziness has crept into me so I decided to give Brown Tree Tea Masala Powder a chance and also taken a break from my regular Green Tea brand and opted for Brown Tree Green Tea and we both are quite happy with this change of flavor.
What distinguishes Brown Tree from other health stores is the quality of their products, which is quite consistent from the launch of their very first store and secondly the prompt customer service. I usually order their products online and so far every time next day the ordered products are in my kitchen shelf, what else you want from a brand to get loyally associated. Whether it is their dry fruits or spices, each and every item is a quality product and has a reasonable price tag.
The other day some of his friends visited us and luckily the same day I received my hamper from Brown Tree so served Roasted Corn Chips with Homemade Hummus and to my surprise everybody devoured the whole bowl without even once complaining about not serving Pita or Nachos with Hummus.
Usually I prefer making savory mixtures to munch on at home so this time I have given the regular mixture a healthy twist by using Brown Tree Snacks and Spices and I think the combination worked quite well, now my family is munching on this Savory Mixture without keeping count of calories.
Recipe: Guilt Free Savory Mixture
Yield: 500g or 1 small jar
2 Cup Puffed Rice
1 Cup Lotus Seeds
4 Tbsp Brown Tree Cheese Groundnuts
¼ Cup Brown Tree Jowar Puffs
¼ Cup Brown Tree Soya Sev
A fistful of fresh Curry Leaves
1 Tsp Brown Tree Garlic Powder
1 Tsp Brown Tree Paprika Powder
1 Tsp Mint Powder
Salt, as per taste
2 Tsp Olive Oil
Heat oil in a heavy bottomed shallow pan, throw in curry leaves and once they start crackling
add puffed rice and lotus seeds. Fry them until crisp and very light brown in color.
Mix in all the remaining ingredients and fry for another 2 – 3 minutes. Adjust seasoning as per the taste. Switch off the gas.
Once the mixture cools down store in clean and dry airtight container. Enjoy spoonful every day with a cup of evening tea.


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At Needles Quilting and Yarn shop we carry a wide variety of yarn, fabrics, patterns, and notions -- everything you need to tackle your next project. Founded by mother-daughter team Sandy and Rabecca, Needles is a cozy place to find an exciting new yarn, or just the right fabric. We offer classes personalized to your schedule and skill level, ranging from beginners' classes to advanced techniques. And if you're looking for project ideas or to connect with other crafters, we offer a great selection of quilting and knitting clubs and events, including monthly Stitch and Sip Afternoons and Evenings right here in the shop.
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Every 3rd Wednesday of the month the Senior Adults enjoy a luncheon prepared especially for them. Their time together in the Fellowship Hall includes fellowship at 11:00am and lunch is served at 11:30am. A short devotional may be included as well. Please call the church office, (979) 335-6125, with any questions.
Please note: There are no Sr. Adult luncheons in June, July or August.


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Acceptable or Unacceptable?, Vol. I
July 31st, 2008
A fork gets a piece of rice stuck in between its tines, and, inevitably, the rice doesn't wash out in the dishwasher, but, rather, gets cemented firmly in place. Instead of rewashing the fork, you just pop the rice out and put the fork away.
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Acceptable… or at least I have done it before.
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August 2, 2008 2:30 pm
Good, 'cause that's what I do.
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Totally 100% acceptable.
Frogge on
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Unacceptable… but I do it all the time, too.
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Inspect said cemented piece of rice for one of many species of deadly bacteria. If not present, then it's all good!
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Yes. The majority of our patients are treated for: Diabetes II, Hypertension (High Blood Pressure), High Cholesterol, Hypothyroid, Knee / Back injuries. They continue to take their medications as prescribed by their primary health care provider through the program without any adverse side effect. More about medications.
3) Will this give me heart palpitations, make me jittery or affect my sleep?
No. This is not a stimulant based program (such as Phentramine or Phenadrine). Most programs that cause heart palpitations, jittery sensation, or affect sleep are stimulation based programs, which their end goal is to suppress hunger. Our program is natural and its end goal is to nourish your body while you are in a healthy low calorie diet.
4) What types of programs are available?
We have 25 -30 day and 50 -60 day programs available.
5) What is an average weight loss for the program?
The average male patient looses 1 pound of fat a day. The average female patient looses ½ to ¾ pound of fat a day.
6) Will I feel hungry?
No. Our products will cause your body to use nutrients stored in your abnormal fat deposits to nourish and feed you, and so therefore you won't experience the physiological hunger. In the beginning days (first 3 days) of your low calorie diet you might experience cravings (mental hunger) because your body is removing toxins. If this were to happen non stimulant (Phentramine or Phenadrine) appetite controls are available.
7) Am I required to exercise to see results?
No. You are not required to exercise to see results on this program; as a matter of fact we ask that our patients limit themselves to non strenuous exercise (walking, stretching, swimming, yoga) while they are coursing through the program.
8) What happens after I complete the program?
After you complete the weight loss portion of the program you still continue with the maintenance portion (usually 21 days). During this portion of the program we will gradually reintroduce different healthy food options that were absent during the weight loss portion. The end goal of the maintenance is to lock-in the weight that you have attained.
9) Do I keep the weight off?
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Diabetes risk may decline with some exercisePosted On Wed, July 18, 2012
A study published in health journal Diabetes Care showed that people who walk often may have a lower risk of developing diabetes.
Reuters noted that typically, walking at least 10,000 steps per day is recommended, which is roughly five miles. Citing the study, the news source said that close to 17 percent of those who walked fewer than 3,500 steps per day developed diabetes, but this dropped to 12 percent for those who managed 3,500 steps or more.
"Our finding wasn't surprising given that other studies have shown that even light activity is associated with a lower risk of diabetes," said Amanda Fretts, researcher at the University of Washington, and lead author of the report, in an email to the news source. "Increased physical activity may prevent weight gain and promote weight loss, a major determinant of diabetes risk."
Those who were exceptional walkers experienced a huge decline in diabetes likelihood, as it declined by nearly 30 percent compared to those who didn't walk often, the report explained. Fretts noted that those who stay active can actually help improve their overall health in many ways. This can have an effect on diabetes, due to being active cutting down on inflammation and glucose. However, she stressed that walking would only help the least active of people.
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WAVE-3's Scott Reynolds is a natural born competitor. This serves him well in the ongoing "news war" in the Louisville TV market. Having survived 17 years here is a testimony that the ruggedly handsome Reynolds is a popular "battle-scarred" veteran.
"I like the deadlines and the competitiveness to get things done; kind of has that sports analogy to it," said Reynolds. "It gets your adrenaline pumping."
Reynolds, who grew up on a dairy farm in Zumbrota, Minn., played football, basketball and baseball in high school, which honed his competitiveness. From his Dad and Mom, Bernard and Eunice, he learned a work ethic and more.
"My Dad always taught me to work really hard and earn what you get," said Reynolds. "And to treat people kindly. I saw Dad and Mom do that their whole lives."
I asked Reynolds what he liked best about his job.
"I like to go hard and then rest," said Reynolds. "I don't like constant, the same thing for eight hours, and we don't. . . . I kind of like doing it in sprints."
I then asked Reynolds what he liked least about his job.
"Probably what I like least about the job is the hours," said Reynolds. "You know, anchoring until almost midnight, it's pretty good when you're single, but when you've got a family, it's hard."
Speaking of family, Reynolds has been married for 21 years. He chose not to reveal his wife's name, but he did reveal his children's. They are: daughter Haley, 20; sons Connor, 15, Tyler 12, and the twins, Matthew and Logan, both 8
For hobbies, Reynolds likes to watch any sport.
"I can watch just about any sport on TV because I love competition," said Reynolds. "I still play basketball. I do the Insanity Workouts. P-90x Workouts. I love to go run at Tom Sawyer Park."
Reynolds said that he has played organized baseball on a team, almost every year since he left high school. Last year, he played for the Louisville Colonels "over 38 year old" team, doing some pitching and playing some in the outfield.
He also likes to play basketball with his sons, either at church or at the YMCA. Indicating once again, that Reynolds loves to compete, either individually or in team sports
I next asked Reynolds about the "celebrity" nature of his job and if it ever "got old."
"No," said Reynolds. "It is part of the job and it's a nice way to meet people. You can either look at it as an annoyance or an opportunity. And I look at it as an opportunity!"
Reynolds knows he must maintain a certain standard of appearance whenever he goes out.
"So I definitely look pretty good when I go out," said Reynolds. "I don't want to look too haggard because I'm representing the station."
I asked Reynolds if he had ever considered going out into public in "disguise" to avoid "fan detection" and he answered with an emphatic "NO." He did admit that it can be a peaceful benefit of an out-of-town vacation, is the relative anonymity of a distant town. But that even in towns as close as Chicago, Ill., or as far away as Destin, Fla., vacationing Louisvillians will find you out with a "Hey, how are you doing? We watch you all the time!"
After graduating from Zumbrota High School, Reynolds attended the Brown Institute in Minneapolis, Minn. When he graduated from there, Reynolds started his career in media in radio. Not surprising considering the strength, quality and melodic, resonating nature of his voice.
He was a sports director at KWAL in northern Idaho, Osburn to be exact. He revealed that he covered five cities and five high schools and was also an announcer. His second job was at KRPL in Moscow, Idaho, home of the University of Idaho where "I was an announcer there and did some play-by-play, as well."
Reynolds left there and became a Top 40 jock at WSAM at Saginaw, Michigan. It was here, that a news slot opened and Reynolds filled it and fell in love with doing the news. Next he was hired by WJON in St. Cloud, Minn., about 90 minutes north of the twin cities.
"And I was covering a lot of news with TV people from Minneapolis and I thought: 'I can do what they're doing.'" said Reynolds. "'And I think I report maybe better than some of them.'"
So Reynolds returned to his college, the Brown Institute, and "put together some "on-camera" work to go with my radio work" and began looking for his first television job.
He was rewarded when KCRG-TV in Cedar Rapids, Ia., hired him. Within 6 months he was the weekend anchor. Reynolds did some investigative reporting and then got hired at KVBC in Las Vegas as a weekday anchor. He did that for three years and then an additional four years as sports director, before he ultimately arrived at WAVE-3, in 1996, replacing Allan Denton.
I next asked Reynolds how he defined "success" and if he considered himself successful by that definition.
"To me success is really are you happy and are you content." said Reynolds. "It's not in salary. I've been blessed in my career to have advanced really well and end up in a wonderful position like this at WAVE, and I am so thankful for that. But successful to me is, I mean, I see people who make pretty small salaries and have a comfortable life and are there for their children, and they're successful."
Reynolds added that success means "enjoying what you do, so I've been successful in that I love what I do."
Reynolds and I concluded interview with a short discussion of the human frailties of people in his line of work. The fact that anchors are human, that they make mistakes on the air, and that people in the audience may get upset with them from time to time. Reynolds says that the people in his business try "to be balanced and fair, especially at WAVE -3" and he likes to hear from angry viewers, especially when they say things like "I'm not gonna ever watch them again."
"No, I appreciate the emails and the criticism, and often they are right." said Reynolds. "And then I'll have to explain to them how it happened and how'll we will try to correct it at that moment….
And so I love having that connection with the public. I love viewer feedback. . . . I think that that is what we should be about. We should be responsive to those out there who have legitimate concerns."
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Lindsay Pine speaks with John Lynn, Founder and Editor of the EMR and HIPAA blog. Mr. Lynn discusses the development and launch of his first eBook about EMR selection. Mr. Lynn and Lindsay Pine also talk about the HIMSS10 conference and future plans for the EMR and HIPAA blog.
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Lindsay Pine: Hi, this is Lindsay Pine with EHRtv. Today I have John, the Founder and Editor of EMR and HIPAA.com and this is one of the leading HIT blogs.
John Lynn: That's nice of you to say.
Lindsay Pine: It is, you're doing great. So tell us a little bit more about the blog. I know you have some exciting news.
John Lynn: Yes, the most exciting news for EMR and HIPAA right now, other than covering the HIMSS event, is that we just are launching our first eBook. It's about EMR selection - trying to help the smaller practices that are looking at selecting an EMR streamline the process, find the right one. There's over 300 EMRs out there as you're familiar since you're very familiar with EMR Consultant. In fact, I talk about EMR Consultant in the book.
Lindsay Pine: Great.
John Lynn: Anyway, it's trying to help them select through the numerous EMRs and how they should do it and apply it to their practice.
Lindsay Pine: And how long did that take to actually develop?
John Lynn: Really it's kind of a summary. It's almost like the Cliff Notes of EMR and HIPAA.com, my website. It's like, here's the targeted stuff if you don't want to read the 600 other articles I've written. But yes, I've been doing that for four years so that's a long time. I started actively writing the e-book about six months ago compiling everything.
Lindsay Pine: And when was EMR and HIPAA.com founded?
John Lynn: I started it actually on my Christmas break. You know, what a tech person does on Christmas break when you have nothing else to do? So I started this website saying I'm going to become an expert of EMR and I want to be on the first page of Google for the search term EMR. That's how an IT person becomes validated, right?
Lindsay Pine: Right. Have you always had an interest in the EHR industry?
John Lynn: You know, I didn't. I got my first job five years ago in the EHR industry. It wasn't even called EHR industry back then but I got my first job and because of that, I started the website and then it just kind of ballooned from there.
Lindsay Pine: That's great. And what are your expectations of being at HIMSS?
John Lynn: Well, I have a power pack schedule probably similar to many people but I have back-to-back meetings, interviews, going to a few sessions. Probably the most exciting one though is going to the CCHIT or. I guess most people like to call it C-CHIT which is appropriate. But I'll be going to the town hall to make sure I cover it. As most readers of my site will know, I'm a huge fan of C-CHIT. Not really. So it will be exciting.
Lindsay Pine: Yes, there's a lot of people talking about whether it's good, whether it's not so it'll be great to hear your opinions on your site.
John Lynn: I don't think they're completely evil but I'm not sure that the things that they're doing are actually encouraging EHR adoption.
Lindsay Pine: Right. Well, people read about it on your blog all the time.
John Lynn: Thankfully.
Lindsay Pine: Have you anything else to add?
John Lynn: No, I'm just publishing from here. There's some real interesting things here at HIMSS. I think that interoperability is really being talked about and then of course, the stimulus which everyone wants to know about.
Lindsay Pine: Okay, so I look forward to reading more about HIMSS on EMR and HIPAA.
John Lynn: Thanks.
Lindsay Pine: Thank you.
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Seven Days in the Art World by Sarah Thornton is a great book for anyone interested in getting a backstage pass to a number of art world insider-only events. I especially enjoyed the chapter about the art school crit class–what a process! OCAC students, does this ring true for you?? The book is written in a very conversational tone, it's easy stay interested, and it's a 'quick read'. I don't envy the stress of the auction circuit, but a trip to the Biennale sounds pretty nice! –Elsa
From Goodreads.com: "In a series of beautifully paced narratives, Sarah Thornton investigates the drama of a Christie's auction, the workings in Takashi Murakami's studios, the elite at the Basel Art Fair, the eccentricities of Artforum magazine, the competition behind an important art prize, life in a notorious art-school seminar, and the wonderland of the Venice Biennale."
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What's a gallery to do at the end of the summer, at a time when fine art fans aren't necessarily pouring tons of money into their collections? As with all commercial transactions, sex sells, so it's not a complete shock that the Corrigan Gallery is presenting an "X" Rated? show this week.
To give gallery owner Lese Corrigan her due, she's doing it for fun as well as profit. If the timing isn't right for a sell-out show, she reasons, she might as well cultivate an "art experience" and get people talking about the difference between the tasteful and the outright offensive.
For five days only, Corrigan will display risqué work in her back room, concealed with a curtain. Drinks with a "sexy presentation" will be served, and visitors will be carded at the front door.
The show was initiated when artist Duke Hagerty did a small painting that was too graphic to display on regular business days. "So many families come in," says Corrigan. "I don't want to censor art, but I don't want to offend anyone either."
Question is, what's going to offend people these days? One person's nude is another's no-no. "A minimalist line drawing might be too much for one person but not the next," Corrigan agrees. "It's a matter of interpretation."
Rude art rarely rears its head in Charleston, a city that markets itself as a respectable place, favoring gentility over genitalia. When fine art photographers like Olli Wendelin and Brianna Stello display nudes, the figures are tastefully presented — dark-lit, half-glimpsed, or shown with their backs to the camera. Performance art for the opening reception of the Halsey's Mend: Love, Life, and Loss show was deemed naked enough to carry an R-rating, but the piece had more to do with a bared soul than bare buttocks.
For years, the biggest local proponent of nude shows had been E.C. Bell. The Erotic Art Invitational was an annual hit at his Belle Muse and EC Bell Fine Art Galleries until he moved to Mexico in 2007. Although Bell delights in showing all aspects of the female form, the exhibitions included abstract shapes and coy portraits as well as more traditional figurative work. Bell was outspoken about the narrow-minded reception that his work sometimes received; although the nude had been around since the dawn of art, some disregarded his paintings as mere "erotic art."
Since Bell's quiet departure, we've seen surprisingly little flesh on local canvases. Corrigan hopes to revive some gentle debate about the nature of art au naturel, inviting her audience to record their own judgments in a guestbook. "What makes the work x-rated?" she asks. "Does it deserve a big X, a little x? Is it naughty or mild?"
There's more to the exhibition than showing skin. Words can offend, and so can shapes if they're shown in a certain context. Kevin Parent contributes a beautiful landscape photograph to the show, marred by a phallic sewer pipe scrawled with a dirty word or two. The environmental blight is offensive enough, let alone the graffiti. But Parent is not out to shock; he's documenting what he saw, and perhaps making a comment or two: don't spew crap on the countryside, clean up your language, don't spray-paint, and appreciate the world around you.
Message or not, Charleston artists are naughtier than you might think. But they're sly about it. "Mary Walker did a piece once where male appendages were not inactive," says Corrigan. "If they noticed it, some people would blush, others would say 'so what?' Duke Hagerty has always had body parts flying in and out of his work. If you'd looked real close you might have seen something. This is more graphic, though."
It's hard to imagine what some of the artists will contribute. Will Lynne Riding give her string shapes some pervy curves, or will she use wire to depict a stick-thin model? Kristi Ryba and Mary Walker have collaborated to make a video with dolls and cutouts. Corrigan Gallery artists Manning Williams, Candice Flewharty, Paul Mardikian, John Moore, and Richard Hartnett will also tuck something behind the curtain, with G-rated art out front.
With only a five-day run, this exhibition is a deliberate quickie, a cheeky way to mark the gallery's fourth anniversary. If guests make enough constructive comments and are honest about their tastes, we might see more open-minded shows in other commercial venues in the future.


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Thursday, December 22, 2011
Tried and True Tips for making it through the holidays without loved ones
Tip #3 for making it through the holidays without a loved one. The last tip I will share for this series is forgive youself! Yes, FORGIVE YOURSELF for not wanting to participate in the holiday ra-ra-ra. Everyone else around you is going full speed ahead with the hustle and bustle of the holiday traditions of shopping, parties, tree trimming and the like and you just ain't feeling it, right? So what! Allow yourself to experience your true emotions and don't fake the funk. You're not there this year and those who know you realize that this is a difficult time for you.
Everywhere you turn you are reminded that your family has changed and so will your memories of the holidays going forward. It takes time to digest just how far reaching your loss is for you and your family and you need to be gentle with yourself. The world has not stopped to recognize that all of us aren't celebrating and we need not "hate on them" for not remembering that, LOL. If you have followed me and my first two tips, now is the time to implement them along with this final tip to help you make it through this holiday season.
You have Christmas AND New Year's to get through still, be on the lookout for the same emotions to come up next week as we turn the calendar on a new year. Same emotions, different day, same principles need to be applied! Let me know how you are doing this holiday season by posting your comments below, thanks!
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FISH-NL sets Dec. 29th as deadline for membership cards
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The Federation of Independent Sea Harvesters of Newfoundland and Labrador (FISH NL) has set Thursday, Dec. 29th, as the deadline for receipt of membership cards from fish harvesters around the province.
"Membership cards continue to pour in by the hour," says Ryan Cleary, president of FISH-NL. "According to the legislation, our application for certification must be submitted by the end of December, so we'll continue to collect cards until then."
FISH-NL membership cards cannot by submitted to the Labour Relations Board after the application has been made. "We'll have our shoulders to the wheel as long as cards come in — right up to the deadline," said Cleary. "We don't want to leave a single fish harvester behind."
FISH-NL's application for certification will be submitted to the Labour Relations Board on Dec. 30th, the deadline. FISH-NL could decide to submit a single application for certification, on behalf of all fish harvesters in the province, or submit multiple applications on a buyer-by-buyer basis."
"Ultimately we'll go with our strength," said Cleary. "We've collected thousands of cards, with support from every nook and cranny of the province. Most certification drives have a minimum of 90 days to collect membership cards, but we only had 60 days, and we've done the impossible."
FISH-NL's membership drive began on Nov. 1, with more than 11,000 cards distributed to date around Newfoundland and Labrador by more than 250 volunteers.


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Casting Voice PS3 Game's Promo Video Introduces More Cast
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Namco Bandai Games began streaming a five-minute promo introducing the game's many cast members and different modes. In the game, players play as a voice actor producer, and will work to cast voice actors for anime and live-action projects. Players will also serve as sound directors to provide direction and guidance to the voice actors during recording.
The video begins by defining the job positions of seiyū (character voice actor or actress) and seiyū producer. The game has several modes:
- producer mode - selecting among the different anime, game, live-action scripts to create a dialogue soundtrack
- casting mode - choosing the voices for each character
- post-recording mode - the player can record his or her own voice for roles
- recording mode - the player can mix and release the dialogue soundtrack
The game will include scripts from the Tales of video game series. The game will feature more than 40 different fictitious voice actors, from rookies to veterans in the industry. The cast includes:
- Ayana Taketatsu as Saaya Uchiyama
- Kikuko Inoue as Kumiko Tojo
- Tsubasa Yonaga as Yukihiko Himeno
- Shigeru Chiba as Takashi Michiba
- Kensho Ono as Kengo Tohno
- Miyuki Sawashiro as Saori Ogiwara
- Tetsuya Kakihara as Ryujin Kleden
- Houchu Ohtsuka as Atsuo Ohnuki
- Kumiko Nishihara as Nanako Wakasugi
- Kaori Nazuka as Sayaka Fujinomiya
- Mariya Ise as Ruri Furukawa
- Kanae Itō as MOMO
- Takashi Kondo as Kosuke HIbiki
- Kenji Nojima as Daisuke Nakamikado
- Noriko Hidaka as Hana Shigino
- Yuji Mitsuya as Yoshiaki Sugawara
- Nobunaga Shimazaki as Kyoya Garyuin (special character)
- Rie Tanaka as Mirei Saiguji (special character)
- Wataru Hatano as Fumiyuki Kanzaki
- Kentarou Itou as Yukiya Nakajima
- Hikaru Midorikawa as Koichi Yojo
- Masaya Matsukaze as Hirokazu Sato
- Kenjiro Tsuda as Chitose Tokito
- Ryoko Shiraishi as Elena Klyuchevskii Todo
- Aya Hisakawa as Ami Hirasawa
- Ai Nonaka as Akira Namino
- Mai Aizawa as Izuki Yao
- Shiori Mikami as Kotone Isshiki
- Tomoaki Maeno as Suguru Seba
- Kazuyuki Okitsu as Shun Narimiya
- Atsushi Kisaichi as Masaaki Kagamihara
- Daisuke Sakaguchi as Toru Saotome
- Taiki Matsuno as Aki Onosaka
- Asami Imai as Reiko Sagisu
- Ai Orikasa as Megumi Toyama
- Satomi Akesaka as Natsumi Daikan
- Hisako Kanemoto as Hina Uzuki
- Satsuki Yukino as Nene Kogami
The game will be released in limited and standard editions on June 19. Players can also purchase a USB microphone separately and cast themselves, too. The first copies of the game will include a download code for Nobunaga Shimazaki as Kyoya Garyuin and Rie Tanaka as Mirei Saiguji. The creators also plan to release additional characters and scenarios as DLC.