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Avengers April: Captain America: The First Avenger (2011)
I have to admit, this is probably the movie I was most looking to watching again in this whole Avengers April, which leads up to the release of Avengers: Age of Ultron. I imagine this is due to watching the TV show Marvel's Agent Carter during Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s winter hiatus.
Agent Carter was really a direct sequel to First Avenger, as we get to look into the lives of Peggy Carter and Howard Stark after the disappearance of Captain Rogers. We learn that Carter is having a very difficult time adjusting to the loss of her love, along with life in the post-war SSR. We learn that Howard Stark's biggest regret is that he was never able to bring Rogers back to Carter, as it's that regret that almost spells doom for New York City on the first anniversary of V-E Day.
It's worth pointing out that in chronological order, Captain America: The First Avenger was the last Phase I movie before The Avengers. In fact, I think the the post-credits stinger is lifted straight out of The Avengers. Following the stinger, there is a condensed teaser for The Avengers.
However, this is not my last Phase I movie I'm reviewing before The Avengers, and the reason is simple – the Tesseract. The McGuffin of The Avengers is introduced in this film, but then makes another appearance in Thor, which perfectly leads right into the plot of the The Avengers.
It's said that when Kevin Feige was supervising casting, he wanted an unknown to play Captain America. So of course, he picked the guy who had previously played the Human Torch in the two Fantastic Four movies. Although to be honest, I had forgotten myself.
So the plot is basically this. Steve Rogers is a little weakling with an enormous heart who gets selected for Professor Erskine's Super Solider Serum experience. The serum is a resounding success, as Rogers instantly bulks up and gains impressive abilities. But Erskine is immediately assassinated by Hydra, dooming the Super Soldier experiments to decades of failure, and eventually leading to Bruce Banner's transformation into the Hulk.
With only one super soldier, Rogers is instead utilized as a propaganda piece, used to help sell war bones and get people on the pro-war side. His routine doesn't work for a group of soldiers in Europe, however, and Rogers learned that he is visiting the very regiment that his childhood friend, James Buchanan "Bucky" Barnes, recently went missing in. Rogers single-handedly infiltrates enemy lines to rescue Bucky and the rest of the captured 107th.
After that, Rogers is accepted as a member of the 107th, which takes the fight to Hydra, destroying their bases throughout the region. On one mission, they capture Hydra scientist Arnim Zola, although lose Bucky to his apparent death. Finally, they take down Hydra's main base, and Rogers follows Hydra leader Johann Schmidt (aka Red Skull) onto a plane bound for New York. In the ensuing battle, Schmidt is banished or killed or something by the Tesseract, which burns its way out of the plane and to the ocean floor. Rogers is forced to crash the plane into the Atlantic to save New York City from the deadly weapons on board the plane, but not before a tearful goodbye to Carter onto a radio.
In present day, Rogers is found and revived by S.H.I.E.L.D. An attempt to break the news gently goes very wrong, and Nick Fury to forced to bluntly explain to Rogers while the Captain gawks at present day Times Square.
The movie ended with a few open-ended questions, some which will be answered in later movies, and some which have not. We later learn that Zola gets imprisoned and then brought into S.H.I.E.L.D., where he covertly rebuilds Hydra. The final scene from Agent Carter gives a hint of this, as you can see below (FYI, the only prisoner is Dr. Johann Fennhoff, aka Doctor Faustus, a master of mind control):
The Tesseract is actually found in the end of First Avenger, and apparently sits for 70 years before S.H.I.E.L.D. starts experimenting with it, leading to the events of The Avengers. Carter moves on after Rogers in her own show. Stark expands his empire, and has a son, Tony.
But there are two characters that we don't know the rest of their story. Colonel Phillips, played by Tommy Lee Jones, is initially an obstacle for Rogers, but ended up as a major ally. I would assume he will eventually retire and pass away, but I would love to see him in a potential second season of Agent Carter (although unlikely, given the news of an Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. spinoff).
And then there is Red Skull. Touching an Infinity Stone like the Tesseract has proven deadly, and it certainly looked like that's what was happening. Then he basically disintegrated into a stream of light to the sky, which didn't look all that different than when Thor and Loki later teleport across realms. I think we have to assume that Schmidt is alive somewhere, and I wonder when he would return. Avengers: Infinity War, perhaps?


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Dean Mead kicked-off the statewide Tax Cuts & Jobs Act seminar series last week at the Country Club of Orlando with nearly 200 people in attendance. Please refer to the video presentations below to view the two sessions that were held during the seminar. In addition, we have also included copies of the presentation outlines & slides for your review.
Please access the materials here:
Dean Mead Estate & Succession Planning Dept. Outline in Orlando – Tax Symposium
Dean Mead Tax Dept. Outline for Orlando Tax Symposium
Dean Mead Tax Dept. Slide Presentation for January 31
Estate Planning Dept. Slides for Tax Symposium in Orlando
The Tax and Estate & Succession Planning attorneys covered a range of topics during the two sessions including:
Highlights of the income tax portion of the presentation:
- Background information on how and why the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (the "Act") was enacted
- Changes under the Act primarily affecting individual taxpayers
- Changes affecting businesses, with additional discussion of the impact on passthrough entities (S corporations, partnerships, LLCs and sole proprietorships), choice of entity for conducting business and the impact of the new Act on real estate related activities
- Changes applicable to C corporations (other than changes in the international arena)
Provisions of the new Act relating to estate planning:
- Their impact on existing estate plans and what you and your clients should be doing right now
- Planning for clients across the wealth spectrum
- Taking advantage of the increased transfer tax exemptions
- Income tax changes for estates and trusts
The next program in the Tax seminar series will be held on Thursday, February 15th from 11:15 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. in Brevard County at the beautiful Nyami Nyami River Lodge at the Brevard Zoo. To RSVP, please go to email@example.com.
For more information, please contact the attorneys in our Tax department https://www.deanmead.com/practice-areas/tax/
and the Estate and Succession Planning department. https://www.deanmead.com/practice-areas/estate-and-succession-planning/

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Bewl 15? 15 what? Miles? Hang on so, it's further than a half marathon and it's not as far as a marathon? Fifteen miles? Who's idea was that? You know if it was 2 miles shorter I could say I've done another half marathon. What can I say after this? Uurrr, I've done another running race of specific yet incomparable distance?
Bewl Water? Bewl Reservoir?
I guess the reason the Bewl 15 is fifteen miles is because that's how far it is to run round the Bewl Reservoir in East Sussex. Organised by Wadhurst Runners, the race is a popular one every year at the beginning of July. I took part last year and it was tough. Mostly flat but very humid and slippery under foot with some hurty hills at the end. This year I was going to have it easy. I had been asked to film the race by Wadhurst Runner James Byford, so I wasn't going to be taking my heart rate too near maximum.
Richard, Tanya and I arrived in the pretty village of Wadhurst with dark clouds in the sky. It was spitting with rain and it looked like the heavens might open. But it was warm and there was certainly no need for jackets. Race registration is in the Uplands Sports Centre on the main Wadhurst High Street. It's then a 5-10 minute walk down the narrow Blacksmith's Lane to the start. We were led there by a bagpiper, and a brass band was playing on the field when we arrived. It was packed.
Bottleneck Start
Race start is 10:30. It seemed ever so late to me given some of the race start times I've experienced recently. 6am for Transvulcania, 6am for the South Downs Way 100 and 5:15am for the Arundel Castle Triathlon!! Richard made his way to the front. Tanya and I held back a little. The hooter sounded to start the race but there didn't seem to be an awful lot of movement! It is a narrow lane and getting over 700 runners moving takes a little time!
The route heads down a farm track to the banks of the reservoir where we take a left to follow the Bewl Water footpath. This was the most congested part of the run as people backed up at a style at the bottom of the track. From here it started to spread out and running became easier. I do usually try to get near the front in races so I don't often experience this bottle-necking. Not that I minded and I don't think anyone around me was that concerned either. If you want to go fast then you've got to get up front at the start. That's it. It's all chip timed though, so the wait to get over the start line is not such a big issue.
Beautiful Scenery
As the race unfolded the weather got better. It started out spitting with rain, but gradually got warmer and sunnier. The ground was dry underfoot when we were out in the open. However, when running under the cover of the trees it was often very muddy and wet. It was definitely a race for trail shoes. The course soon opens out to reveal the beautiful site that is Bewl Water or Bewl Reservoir or Bewl Lake. Referring to it with any of these names seems acceptable. I think the official name is Bewl Water.
Bottles or cups or something else?
Aid stations are plentiful en route, every 5k or so. This year they were stocked with water and Lucozade, both in bottles. There were also jelly babies at various points and sponge stops too. The good thing about bottles is that they are easy to drink from as opposed to cups, which really are a nightmare. However, the waste is a big issue. Many of us simply take one or two gulps and that's it, the bottle is discarded with most of the water or Lucozade still inside. There must be a company somewhere able to produce very small bottles specifically for sporting events. 100ml bottles would be perfect, made with recyclable material rather than plastic.
Anyway, back to the race. Early on I passed Tanya (Richards wife) doing her furthest distance yet. Somewhere in the middle I passed Laura, and Paul with his GoPro. You can see his Bewl 15 video here. Then about 10 miles in I passed Deborah from Worthing Harriers and had a chat to her. From 11 or 12 miles the race leaves the lake footpath and, for the next three miles, is run on quiet country lanes. This is where, just when you don't want it to, the route becomes quite hilly. At the backend of a trail race, a lot of ups and downs can really sap the legs. I was lucky, having taken it relatively easy for the majority of the run, I still had something left, but there were a lot of people walking up those final inclines.
Bewl 15
It was very nice to bump in to a chap called Lee, in his Eastbourne Rovers vest. Lee was the person who handed me my Centurion Buckle at the end of the South Downs Way 100 a few weeks ago. Another runner, Phil, told me he was running to prove he's not dead yet. "Mid-life crisis?" I asked. "Of course" he replied "Isn't it the same for most of us?". I also enjoyed meeting the effervescent Lizzie and Ellie Baxter, who are twins and were running 15 miles for the first time. I chatted to them on camera at the beginning of the race and then came up on them towards the end. We were at the bottom of a steep hill and as I approached they both shot off literally sprinting up the road. It was all I could do to stay with them. Amazing effort girls!
By now the sun was really hot and I didn't find it easy on the final ascent back up to the finish. The year before I had finished in 1 hour 51 minutes. This year I came in at a leisurely 2:13! But it was worth it to chat to some nice people, enjoy the scenery a little more than if I'd been caning it and to capture some nice footage for the film. At the end there's plenty of cake, biscuits, coffee, tea and beer if you like! You get a medal coloured Gold, Silver or Bronze depending on your finish position I think. I got silver. There's a technical t-shirt and goodie bag with the usual bits and bobs. I think I saw some people getting a massage at the end too, whilst listening to the Wadhurst Brass Band play Teddy Bears Picnic!
Record Attendance
Big congratulations to Worthing Harrier, Paul Loader who finished in 1:45 and to Richard who came in just 5 minutes after that. Well done to Wadhurst Runners who put on this great event every year and to the volunteers and marshals who look after us on the day. Thank you all. Great job. This year apparently was a record turn out for the Bewl 15. Let's see if we can make 2017 even bigger and then we'll have to walk the entire first mile!! They may have to start sending people off in waves! You can read more about signing up for next year here.
As always, if you have enjoyed this Bewl 15 race report and video please do share it with your friends and those who might want to take part next year. Give it a 'like' or if you still use Google Plus, a +1! Also if you get a moment I'd love it if you would subscribe to the Film My Run YouTube channel here. Thanks for reading.


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If a baby is born without an anus (the opening at the end of the digestive tract), then this birth defect is known as an imperforated anus. In most cases, the anus is missing entirely. In other cases, the anal opening can be in the wrong place or else is present but is too small to pass stools through. Additional abnormal connections can form between the intestine and urinary system, vagina or bladder.
What causes imperforated anus?
Researchers aren't exactly sure why imperforated anus occurs. In some cases it seems to run in families, while in others it does not. It's often present with other birth defects.
What are the symptoms of imperforated anus?
Aside from the missing anus, the most obvious concern is that the baby is not able to pass stools from the body. This can cause complications quickly if not corrected.
What are imperforated anus care options?
Surgery is required to repair imperforated anus. In some instances, an initial surgery is needed to reroute the intestines and channel waste to a colostomy bag. Then a second surgery can be done without risking infection.
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Where Can I Serve?
Jesus told us, His disciples, to make disciples of all nations. One of the most important values of this church is our mission to the world. It begins in our own community, and spreads overseas to every nation. Church members are involved in a variety of ministries from things as simple as washing the church vehicles, to preparing the church bulletins, to discipling new believers.
Ministries to evangelize:
Prison Ministry
Wild Game Dinner
A special evangelization event held each winter is our Wild Game Dinner. Men and women feast on wild game, as well as homemade desserts provided by the families of Faith Baptist Church. Local taxidermists and hunting organizations display their work and provide information, and many companies in and out of Davison provide door prizes for those who attend. The culmination of the evening is an evangelistic message, shared by a guest speaker (who is typically a hunter himself).
Ladies' Outreach
The women of Faith Baptist Church have special events planned just for them. In the past, these events have occurred around the holiday time to offer hostessing tips, decorating ideas, and cooking recipes. Tea parties and shopping days have also been scheduled to give the ladies an opportunity for fellowship. Each of the these events provides a chance to invite friends and family members to hear a gospel presentation and to fellowship with the ladies of our church.
Faith Family Fun Fair
The fair is held each September for hundreds of families in the community. It's fun and it's free! Free games. Free petting zoo. Free inflatables. Free food. Free prizes. Free giveaways. Valuable merchant coupons (some for free services). And more! Anyone interested will also hear the gospel.
Bus Ministry
Bus pick up is available in selected areas of Davison, Burton and Flint for children and adults. Sunday routes run year round, and the Wednesday night route for Kids4Truth and Teen Impact runs from September through May. Call the church office for pick-up information.
Ministries to edify:
Sunday School
Faith Baptist Church realizes the importance of Biblical teaching and discipleship; therefore, Sunday School Class and Adult Bible Class are provided for everyone. Classes meet for an hour before morning worship to study the Bible and to encourage one another in an informal setting.
Children's Church
After Sunday School, children ages four through fourth grade can remain with their age group during the adult worship service to enjoy their own church time.
Kids of Faith
Kids of Faith is a Wednesday night club for children, ages three–sixth grade. Gospel truth is taught in age-appropriate classes. Game time promotes healthy competition and fun. This program has become popular with kids and parents alike!
Adult Retreats
Retreats for adult men, women, and couples pull us out of the frantic pace required to live in our contemporary culture. Though each retreat is full of fun and fellowship, the primary focus is on gospel truth that has the power to progressively transform our lives and relationships.
Youth Group
Teens in seventh through twelfth grades have the opportunity to participate in a wide range of classes, ministry opportunities, and activities. The youth group meets together on Wednesday nights and Sunday mornings for Sunday school. Activities and ministry opportunities are offered throughout the week, as well as yearly mission trips and camp weeks.
Ladies' Bible Study
Ladies from the church (as well as visitors) meet on Tuesdays to study the Bible together. Identical sessions are held at 9:30am and 7:00pm to accommodate our ladies' schedules. The time is spent in prayer, study, and fellowship. For ladies who have children not yet in school, child care is provided.
Ministries to encourage and serve:
Men's Prayer Breakfast
Grateful Hearts
New Beginnings
Pre-School Playtime
Young moms enjoy time out of the house with other moms while the kids play together. From November to May, Playtime is held on the first Thursday of every month at one of the mom's homes; from June to mid-October, Playtime is held weekly at a local park.
Young at Heart
Our adult seniors also enjoy a time of fellowship and food every month. Those fifty-five to one hundred five are invited to join the Young at Heart for all of its fun activities, such as meeting for lunch or taking day trips.
Shut-In Visitation
Life can become lonely when God slows down a person's mobility. Once or twice a month, a friendly, caring team from the church family visits those who cannot leave their residences. The team's purpose and passion is to be a personal and spiritual encouragement to these folks.
Nursing Home Ministry
Like those in a shut-in situation, many who live in nursing home are not able to attend a church service or church activity. Many in the church visit people in nursing homes either weekly or twice a month. During the holiday time, special music groups sing and play Christmas carols and hymns. The goal is to remind these dear people that God loves them and to give those in each ministry group and opportunity to share the Gospel.
Our church holds a weekly service on Sunday mornings for residents at a local facility called The Oaks, which is located in Grand Blanc. Every week, a team of people including children and adults alike participate in this vibrant ministry, which includes singing, fellowship, and preaching.
Pleasant, clean, well lit nurseries are available during all regularly scheduled services. Nurseries are staffed with competent and compassionate female workers. Security cameras help insure the safety of our children.


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Among my early Science Fiction and Fantasy publications, were poetry, art, and fiction in SF Spectrum and Macabre, both from SF Spectrum Publications, Nottingham, United Kingdom.
Editor, Wieslaw Tumulka, included my work in 8 issues of his magazines. For a woman from the USA, it was quite exciting to know her words and images were reaching a few readers across the Atlantic.
I felt privileged to share the pages with artist Steve Lines and writers J. N. Williamson, T. Winter-Damon, Steve Sneyd, John B. Rosenman, Don Webb, Andrew Darlington, John Haines, George Gott, and Mark Valentine, and many more talented individuals.
In 1986 and 1987 when my work appeared in SF Spectrum and Macabre, the standard format for small or Indie presses was pieces of letter (or legal) sized paper printed on both sides, then, the stack of pages was folded in half and stapled.
Not very glamorous compared to many of today's Indie publications, but this was before the advent of computers.
Tumulka, and other Indie publishers/editors were devoted to publishing and sharing the work of writers and artists whose work they believed their readers would enjoy. And in those days, there weren't online versions and wide distribution — so a contributor "sold" First British Rights, First North American Rights, First Australian Rights, etc. rather than First World Rights or First English Language Rights.
So which pieces of my writing and artwork did Wieslaw Tumulka choose to include in issues of his speculative magazines? Here is the complete (I think) list:
Poems: "More than Curiosity," "Saturn's Song," "Snapdragons," "A Circle of Pillars," "Aware, After All These Years," "Surgical Leftovers," "Right Now," and "Flies."
Illustrations: "Skeleton in the Toy Box" and "Blooming Skulls" (a cover illustration shown here).
Prose: "Frycakes and Caruso."
And so I conclude this visit to my past writing/art appearances with a thank you to Wieslaw Tumulka for selecting and publishing my work. It helped give me confidence to keep on creating. And a thanks to the writers and artists whose work I enjoyed in those long ago issues of SF Spectrum and Macabre.
Keep on reading! – Vonnie


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Straight from the horses mouth! Information provided by NCR.
Objectives of the National Credit Act
The purpose of this act is to promote and advance the social and economic welfare of South Africans, promote a fair, transparent, competitive sustainable, responsible, efficient, effective and accessible credit market and industry, and to protect consumers.
There are 9 steps for the reason the National credit regulator was launched;
- Step 1: promote black economic empowerment and ownership within the consumer credit industry
- Step 2: prohibit certain unfair credit and credit-marketing practices
- Step 3: promote responsible credit granting and prohibit reckless credit granting
- Step 4: provide for debt re-organisation in cases of over-indebtedness
- Step 5: regulate credit information
- Step 6: provide for registration of credit bureau, credit providers and debt counselling services
- Step 7: establish national norms and standards relating to consumer credit
- Step 8: establish the National Credit Regulator and the National Credit Tribunal
- Step 9: repeal the Usury Act, 1968, and the Credit Agreements Act, 1980, and to provide for related incidental matters
The NCR website can be found here on http://www.ncr.org.za
The National Credit Act of South Africa
We have a massive section designed and dedicated specifically to the National credit act and what it means for South Africans. This is the entire reason why South Africa needed a regulator, as the credit act is what helped South Africa through the tough credit crunch.
The Consumer Protection Act of South Africa
Consumers, it's time you were protected too. In line with the national credit act, South Africa got it's very own consumer protection act as well. Read up on your rights as a consumer.


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Welcome to Reception's homepage. We share lots of information and learning with our parents through Class Dojo but please find some additional information below.
Reception Curriculum Overview
Click below to see the topics we will be covering this year. If you would like a little more information about the seven areas of learning, please look at our EYFS page.
Homework is alternated each week between Maths and Literacy homework. It is given out on a Friday afternoon and is due in on Wednesday. Please feel free to make any comments at the bottom of each homework so we can use this feedback to influence future work. The children have set days for reading and it is very important that the children have their reading folders in each day. On your child's reading day we will listen to them read before changing their books. Please comment after your child has read to you.
Class Dojo
Class Dojo is a fantastic reward tool that we use here in class. You are able to see and follow our class story with regular pictures and updates of what we have been doing in class. You can also use class dojo to message us and for us to share important messages with you. Our lovely children receive dojo points for good behaviour and rewards for working so hard and you will see these on the dojo app. Passwords are available from the class teacher.
Some Important Points
- Please leave your child at the gate to our outdoor area each morning to come into class by themselves. If you have any messages, please pass them through the office. Teachers are unable to discuss issues in the morning as our aim is to be in the classroom working with the children. If you do want to talk to a teacher, you can make an appointment or see us at the end of the day.
- The children may bring water bottles into class each day. Ensure they have your child's name clearly marked on them and that they are filled with water and not juice.
- Our P.E. day is Friday.
- Snack is £1 per week
Thank you for your continued support and we look forward to seeing you throughout the year.
Mrs Jacobson and Mrs Ormrod 🙂


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Meet the Woman Who Curses in Those Frank's RedHot Ads
Jean Hamilton, the Frank's RedHot Sauce ad star, might put "that shit on everything." But in real life she is more comfortable needleworking than dropping curse words. In fact, she barely swears — unless, that is, she drops a casserole or something.
The 92-year-old great-grandmother and Canadian native was discovered by Frank's when she was 86. In the ads, she plays the foul-mouthed "Ethel" character, who can't get enough of the hot sauce. Two new TV ads with Ms. Hamilton just hit the air, including one in which Ethel quasi-twerks (above). Frank's, which is owned by RB, formerly known as Reckitt-Benckiser, handles the work in-house.
Ad Age recently caught up with Ms. Hamilton, who says she is a brand user, via a phone interview that was videotaped by the brand. Frank's put her on a mini-media tour as it seeks to tout the sauce as a Super Bowl condiment option.
Ms. Hamilton counts commercial acting as her fifth career. She's been a social worker, income tax assesor and house-sitter, among other jobs. She was introduced to an agent by a needleworking friend, and the agent talked her into auditioning for Frank's. "She said the magic words — 'It will be a new experience' — and I thought 'At 86, good gracious most women don't get any experience at that age,'" Ms. Hamilton recalled.


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With the economy taking centre stage, none of the main party leaders — Liberal Premier Kathleen Wynne, the NDP's Andrea Horwath and Tim Hudak of the Progressive Conservatives — made significant election pitches directed specifically at women, or men.
"It's a little bit surprising that given it's an unusual election — because two of the three party leaders are women and the incumbent premier is a woman — that there hasn't been more of an overt difference on policy initiatives that concern women versus men," said Cristine de Clercy, co-director of the Leadership and Democracy Lab at Western University.
"I suspect at least part of the reason ... has to do with the fact that this campaign is fundamentally for many voters a question of how can we preserve Ontario's economic well-being going forward without deteriorating its social infrastructure."
That being said, de Clercy noted that no party can afford to ignore female voters, who are often concerned about areas like education and health care.
"There's good empirical evidence that female voters have slightly different policy priorities than male voters...No party can afford to take them for granted," she said.
"I think some voters and all parties still think about politics in gender terms, I don't think we're past that point. But I do think in this campaign gender as a policy orientation has been a lot more muted."
Nonetheless, the marked increase in the number of women running for office is something that voters concerned with gender parity — whether they're male or female — will likely appreciate, said de Clercy.
"They often look at the proportion of women running as a proxy for a party's openness to diversity," she explained, adding that all Ontarians could be proud of the increase in female candidates in this campaign.
"This election marks the high point of female legislative participation and leadership participation. That is something to mark as noteworthy."
Equal Voice, an organization which advocates for more women to be elected to all levels of government in Canada, found that there are 145 women running for office among the Liberals, Progressive Conservatives, NDP and the Greens.
That's an improvement from the last provincial election when 130 women ran for the four parties in 2011.
"That's a historic high in terms of women nominated," said Equal Voice's Donna Dasko, adding that women voters generally like to see their fellow females on their ballots.
"They're somewhat more likely to say they'll support a party if they'll run a female candidate," she said.
"In that sense it is a positive thing for women to have women running and it's a positive thing for a party to have women running for the party. I think (political parties) are picking up on that."
The New Democrats have the most women running with 44 female candidates, up from 38 in the last election. The Tories also nominated more women this time around with 27 candidates, up from 24 in the 2011 election. For the Liberals that number dropped from 42 female candidates to 37.
What the figures don't show, however, is that only 40 women are running in ridings where they have a reasonable chance of winning, said Dasko, citing an analysis done by her organization.
"There are lots of barriers to this," Dasko said. "When you have a lot of incumbents running there's not a lot of room for change and it's harder for women to get these nominations."
Still, having two women in the running for the premier's office is certainly a sign of progress, Dasko said.
"From a symbolic point of view it's very important to have women leaders because we can see that women can take on these positions and can do so successfully," she said.
"I think the political parties have come to understand that women can be winners and they can win for their parties and I think that's a really important development."
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Alexander Statement on Labor Department's Proposed Overtime Rule
Posted on June 30, 2015
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WASHINGTON, D.C., June 30 – Senate labor committee Chairman Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.) today made the following statement on the Department of Labor's proposal to more than double the salary threshold for exemption from overtime pay:
"Just imagine how discouraging this rule will be to the working mother who can no longer negotiate her schedule to, say, work from home when she needs to, or to the young restaurant assistant manager who loses his title and is returned to an hourly job with no more pay, or to the job seeker who discovers that the only available jobs are part-time. What Washington owes these workers is policies that create better opportunities, more flexibility and enable them to have more control over their work lives."
The Obama administration's proposed rule would require employers to pay overtime to nearly all salaried workers making up to $50,400 a year. Today employers are required to pay overtime to hourly workers as well as salaried workers making up to $23,660 a year. According to a recent study published by the National Retail Federation, the proposal could result in reduced hours and benefits, more part-time work, fewer advancement opportunities for impacted workers, and in some cases, could lead to impacted workers having their job duties replaced by automated systems.
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Sara Bareilles tickets from us now! Catch this young babe take the stage and steal the show all live, all raw.
Bearing witness to Sara Bareilles live performances are all the more delightful when we come to know that this young girl has received no formal training in music yet she can play the piano with perfection and rock the crowds through her tonal variations. Her voice is powerful, yet she can sing sweet notes with just the same perfection. She can also sound extremely gentle when she wants to, what's more is that she can sound soulful and mesmerizing as well. Wow, that's what you call skill and natural talent.
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Feelings of Scarcity Create Stress
What happens when you start off by checking your electronic device is that you start your day feeling anxious about everything you have to do that day, every email you have to answer, and every problem you have to solve. You start off with a sense of deficit and scarcity. There just aren't enough hours in the day to get it all done.
Your morning routine is the foundation for the rest of your day, and if you start off with stress, you take this posture with you throughout the day.
Short Circuit Your Stress
There's a way to short circuit this stress inducing habit, and it's a pretty simple concept. What you have to do is to create a new habit to replace the old one. Instead of immediately jumping into everything that causes anxiety, like emails and the news, spend the first 15 minutes of your day doing something that recharges or relaxes you.
But whatever you do, stay off the phone.
But whatever you do, stay off the phone.
Instead of going straight for the phone, get up and give yourself permission to
- Relax when you take your morning coffee
- Do a breathing exercise
- Meditate
- Play with your dog
- Snuggle with your kid or your partner
- Sit outside and watch the birds in the trees
- Read from your favorite book or magazine
You may even want to use an app like Calm or HeadSpace, which have some great meditations, breathing techniques, and other relaxation techniques. What you do depends on what is relaxing to you. Yes, I know you have to get on your electronic device to use an app, but as long as you avoid the anxiety-producing side of it, there's nothing wrong with using your phone to meditate.
So commit to spending the first 15-30 minutes of your day in moments of relaxation before you get on your phone and start getting busy with life. With this small commitment of time, I have seen my clients start to decrease their stress level throughout the day. If your day is already busy, I recommend getting to bed earlier and getting up earlier so you can do this. It is worth it!
I would love to hear about your experiences with starting your day with relaxation. Just leave me a comment and let me know how it works for you!
If you are struggling and would like help, we have Houston, Texas Counselors who can meet with you. You can contact us 713 -591- 3612 or by email at Nancy @ wilsoncounseling. org. This blog is not intended to substitute for professional counseling.
If you are struggling and would like help, we have Houston, Texas Counselors who can meet with you. You can contact us 713 -591- 3612 or by email at Nancy @ wilsoncounseling. org. This blog is not intended to substitute for professional counseling.


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Podcast pro Mark "Fletch" Fletcher shares his expertise on how to get and keep an audience for your agency's audio content.
I recorded a podcast about public safety and social media with Mark "Fletch" Fletcher, host of the popular E911 podcast on the Avaya Podcast Network. Fletch says our podcast is already one of the most popular downloads for the year, and it was just published Monday!
We also did a quick iPhone video for GovGirl on how to make a podcast. Fletch is a fan of GovGirl outtakes, so he did something different and put a few of ours at the end of our podcast. Fletch notes that a podcast is simply an MP3 file hosted somewhere (he uses Cachefly) and made available to download or stream on a website. Take a look at his gear in the video.
Fletch advises that the most important part of a podcast and keeping an audience is having regular content. For him, this means recording a show every week. Does your agency do podcasts? What equipment do you use and has it been successful? Post a comment on my blog and share your experience!
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One thing I come across regularly, both with other people and myself, is that we say "The time isn't right just now…. When X happens I will do it!"
What 'X' Is depends on who you are and what your dreams or goals are.
The thing is that there will NEVER be a Right Time…
Or perhaps NOW is the right time
I have all sorts of excuses that keep me from startiing:
- Its not the right time
- I'm afraid of making mistakes
- I don't feel like doing it
- Others are better than I am at it.
To start anything new is scary and because it is scary I don't do it.
It is essential for me to grow if I want to move forward and make progress. I grow by doing the things I'm scared of!
I know this, I tell myself this often and yet,
I wait for inspiration before I start.
I found this recently when I was procrastinating and not doing enough to grow my business.
I had a meeting I was supposed to go to but I almost didn't.
I really didn't "Feel like it' but I knew I needed to do some activity to grow.
So, I made myself. I went to the meeting and as a result of going to the meeting I didn't feel like going to was 3 new customers and I a possible new partner!
I walked away feeling awesome, really inspired and have continued doing a lot more IPA's (Income producing activities) and new feel soooo much more inspiration and ready to do stuff.
I wouldn't have met these new people if I hadn't done what I didn't feel like doing that day. And I wouldn't have the inspiration I feel now if I hadn't just done it (even if I didn't feel like it!).
I'm really glad I did!
What I'm trying to say is that if you are thinking of working with us NOW is the time to ask… get started and then see results you will feel happier and more inspired.
Get going and the inspiration will arrive!
With that in mind the right time to start is NOW.
You will find the time if you really want the change. If you are not sure how to do it then ask the person who invited you to this page to help you set a plan.
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Mattresses to topple record
LINE-UP your mattresses, Bundaberg, and get ready to topple a Guinness world record.
Citizens Who Care owner Rob Bauer will hold the mattress dominoes attempt on Sunday, October 23, to raise funds for the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia.
"I am just at that age where prostate cancer becomes a concern for men," Mr Bauer said.
Mr Bauer said he was calling for 800 people or more to hold up the mattresses.
They have been donated by AH Beard Mattress Manufacturing.
People can bring along an extra single foam mattress to add to the attempt, held from 6am at the Bundaberg Touch Fields on University Dr.
To donate to the cause, mattresses can be bought for $99 each.
They have been signed by sporting stars such as Dawn Fraser.
Fundraising will continue for a year towards a target of $200,000.
A sports auction will also be held on Saturday, October 22, at the Old Bundy Tavern with guest speaker Dawn Fraser.
Tickets are $40 and the auction will include football jumpers, cricket bats, fishing gear, golf clubs and more.
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Lead Technology Consultant
I enjoy building scalable software that makes an impact — and building teams that create such software.
More specifically, I am fascinated by applications of Artificial Intelligence and how effectively building such applications requires data scientists and developers (like myself) to work closely together. In this regard, and in my role as the Offering Lead Intelligent Empowerment, I am leading the data and machine learning activities in ThoughtWorks Germany.
My background includes a PhD in computer science which is where my passion about functional programming comes from.
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Under the agreement, CN will provide seven-day-a-week service to Squamish Terminals, which in turn will guarantee to unload pulp cars daily. Tembec, West Fraser CPLP and Daishowa-Marubeni will work with both CN and Squamish Terminals to manage inbound traffic flows to match export vessel schedules.
Vee Kachroo, CN vice-president, Industrial Products, said: "I am pleased that we have reached an agreement to optimize the flow of wood pulp exports to markets worldwide through Squamish Terminals, one of the largest pulp handling terminals on the North American West Coast. All the stakeholders in this supply chain will benefit from increased efficiencies and throughput and stand ready to increase their share of growing wood-pulp markets worldwide."
Ron Anderson, chief executive officer of Squamish Terminals, said: "This agreement will allow us to better plan our transshipment of export pulp from rail to ocean-going vessel, including handling equipment and staffing required to operate the terminal. A more efficient supply chain will further enhance our service level to our customers and generate important productivity gains."
"Seven-day-a-week unloading at the terminal will help to reduce potential issues in the supply chain and will support our efforts to ensure customers receive more consistent supplies," said Marc Leblanc, logistics manager of Tembec. "Such increased supply chain efficiencies are consistent with Tembec's goal of achieving maximum reliability of product delivery and superior service for our customers. This will be key to capturing increased market share for our product."
Rick Pingel, general manager, Global Logistics -- CPLP said: "This agreement will add greater transparency and accountability to the supply chain and will position all partners to achieve continuous process improvements in the years ahead. Reliable service will help us to grow our Asian markets for wood pulp."
CN's export wood pulp shipments to Asia in 2010 were strong and CN is forecasting continued strong shipments in 2011.
CN - Canadian National Railway Company and its operating railway subsidiaries - spans Canada and mid-America, from the Atlantic and Pacific oceans to the Gulf of Mexico, serving the ports of Vancouver, Prince Rupert, B.C., Montreal, Halifax, New Orleans, and Mobile, Ala., and the key metropolitan areas of Toronto, Buffalo, Chicago, Detroit, Duluth, Minn./Superior, Wis., Green Bay, Wis., Minneapolis/St. Paul, Memphis, St. Louis, and Jackson, Miss., with connections to all points in North America. For more information on CN, visit the company's website at www.cn.ca.
Squamish Terminals is a deep-water, break-bulk terminal located in Squamish, B.C., and, since 1972, has been serving customers in Western Canada, across North America and around the world. Squamish Terminals, a wholly owned subsidiary of Grieg Star Shipping AS based in Bergen, Norway, is situated at the north end of Howe Sound, 32 nautical miles north of Port Metro Vancouver.
Tembec (TSX:TMB.to - News) is a leading integrated forest products company, with operations in North America and France. With sales of approximately $2 billion and some 4,300 employees, it operates over 30 market pulp, paper and wood product-manufacturing units, and produces silvichemicals from by-products of its pulping process and specialty chemicals. Tembec markets its products worldwide and has sales offices in Canada, the United States, China, Korea and Japan. The Company also manages forestlands in four Canadian provinces in accordance with sustainable development principles and has committed to obtaining Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certification for all forests under its care.
Canfor Pulp Limited Partnership (TSX:CFX.to - News) is a leading global supplier of pulp and paper products with operations in the central interior of British Columbia. CPLP owns and operates three mills in Prince George, B.C., which are among the lowest cost NBSK pulp producers in the industry. CPLP is the largest North American and third largest global producer of market NBSK Pulp and is the leading producer of fully bleached, high performance Kraft Paper.
West Fraser Timber Co Ltd. (TSX:WFT.to - News) is an integrated forest products company producing lumber, wood chips, fibreboard, plywood, pulp, and newsprint. Today, the company carries on its operations through subsidiary companies and joint ventures owned directly or indirectly by the company's principal operating subsidiary West Fraser Mills.
Daishowa-Marubeni International Ltd. (DMI) is an integrated forest products company first established in western Canada in 1969 by Daishowa Paper Manufacturing Co. Ltd. and Marubeni Corporation of Japan. DMI has become one of the top pulp producers in North America. The company employs over 600 people in British Columbia and Alberta and conducts business with an additional 600 woodlands, log and chip haul contractors.


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5 New Movies to See This Valentine's Day
Attention all you lovers out there: Valentine's Day is quickly approaching and it's time to pencil in plans with that special someone for Feb. 14. If your wallet is looking a little empty or you've only known your special someone for a 3.5 days, you might want to forsake your dreams of a lavish dinner, a sack full of exotic cheese, and other expensive gestures of undying love in exchange for a low-pressure, fun, and intimate night out at the movies.
Plus, if you don't particularly care for anyone this time around, the movies is a perfect place to hit up solo or with friends. Just don't forget the popcorn, candy, and pre-game location. Here are the films to see this Valentine's Day, and lucky for you, there is a film fit for every type of couple. Let's take a look.
Looking for critical acclaim? Go see Labor Day
Starring Oscar-winner Kate Winslet and Oscar-nominated Josh Brolin as the film's main pair, Labor Day has already garnered a Golden Globe nomination for Best Actress and it hasn't even been released yet. The film covers the unexpected romance that unfolds between Winslet's character, a single mom, who crosses paths with a runaway convict and falls in love with him. If there's one thing this film can promise, it's some superb acting.
Looking for a good laugh? Go see About Last Night
Comedian Kevin Hart stars in this film, so you're already guaranteed to pee your pants laughing. The film is a modern take on the classic romantic comedy as it follows the lives of two couples and the standard problems they face after meeting at a bar. This film is great for new couples and veterans alike since both can easily relate to the madness that unfolds after getting together for the first time.
Looking to turn up the heat? Go see Endless Love
If you and your lovah are looking for a film that is guaranteed to get a little hot and heavy, look no further then Endless Love. Starring Hollywood newcomers Alex Pettyfer and Gabriella Wilde as the film's young forbidden lovers, this film remake of the 1981 version is sure to make the entire theater steam up. I mean, the film's tagline is: "Say goodbye to innocence." Plus, we see enough skin in the trailer alone to say goodbye to our own innocence.
Looking for romantic overload? Go see The Winter's Tale
We can't help but melt over The Winter's Tale trailer, which stars veterans Colin Farrell, Jennifer Connelly, Russell Crowe, and newcomer Jessica Brown Findlay. The movie involves lost love, time travel, deadly illness, horse-back riding, and Irish accents. Need I say more? I didn't think so.
Looking to relax? Go see That Awkward Moment
That Awkward Moment is the perfect no-pressure film about the lives of dudes as they fall in love. It's the perfect combination of awkward and sweet for a great night out on Valentine's Day, no matter who you're with.
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This resource, hosted by the U.S. Department of Energy, lists the most and least fuel-efficient models in each class, gives helpful tips on improving the fuel economy of your current vehicle and is a valuable information source on the performance and tax incentives of hybrid-electric, electric and other alternative fuel vehicles.
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We all have different aspirations for our gardens. Whether you want your garden as a place for relaxation, entertainment, reflection or play, we would love to help you create your perfect garden; one tailored to your personal style, practical needs, and budget.
Trained at the world renowned Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, I have expertise in garden design and a passion for plants and our natural environment. From cottage garden to naturalistic prairie, I can help you to draw out the full potential of your garden, no matter how large or small, to create an innovative design for your outdoor space; one that inspires you.
I offer a friendly and professional garden design service in West and Central Scotland. To find out more about who I am, what I do and about my work, please see below.
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In Arlington MA, students are enjoying the benefits that come from increasingly versatile and powerful technology in their classrooms. Students are blogging and writing code as early as 4th and 5th grade, using iPads to test aerodynamics, and utilizing 3D printers to create pieces for model rockets. It's really quite remarkable how the progress of technology is also making STEM education that much more accessible and complex all at the same time.
The Arlington Education Foundation has been working diligently to fundraise and make the growing presence of technology possible in that city's classrooms. The Foundation has existed in some form since 1990, taking its current shape in 2010. Its long history of supporting classroom innovation has made a tremendous, positive difference for many students. Well done!
Check out some of the students' stories of how they are enjoying the addition of technology in their classrooms: Teaching Tools for the 21st Century
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Every culture in the history of humanity has built monuments. We build pyramids and cathedrals; mosques, monoliths, and palaces. We scratch the sky and manufacture landscapes to commemorate, celebrate, co-opt, and coerce the spirts to notice us or to lend us something. We build structures to remind us of something lost or transport us elsewhere. They are physical structures meant to be portals to another realm; temporal or spiritual. For the religiously inclined, the great cathedrals, mosques, and temples are antennae to heaven; their towers, spires, and domes channel a great unseen energy. They provide access to difficult to reach holy places. So it goes, for skiers, with the chairlift.
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Regina Taylor, the 2009 Hope Abelson Artist-in-Residence, in conversation with Northwestern University faculty member Harvey Young, Jr., Nov. 19.
When actress, playwrite and director Regina Taylor visited Northwestern University's Evanston campus this fall, students and other guests she met with got more than advice on how to break into television and film—they got advice on how to live a creative life.
Taylor, the 2009 Hope Abelson Artist-in-Residence, spoke to a standing-room crowd in the Annie May Swift Auditorium Nov. 19.
The Hope Abelson Artist-in-Residence Program began in 1990 with a gift from Hope Altman Abelson, who studied theatre at Northwestern and became a Broadway producer. Abelson Artists-in-Residence spend a few days on campus working with and talking to students. Abelson artists have included playwrite Tony Kushner, actor and director Brian Bedford and actors Cherry Jones, Meryl Streep and Bill Irwin.
During her residency, Regina Taylor led a monologue workshop with senior acting students and met with small groups of students who interested in acting, writing and directing.
Taylor's constant message was for artists to engage with who they are.
"Regina Taylor lives a fiercely open-minded creative life, one that constantly questions the received wisdoms about how one should behave as well as the habits of generalization that drive people to categorize each other unjustly," said Billy Siegenfeld, professor of dance and chair of the event's planning committee. "She lives this kind of life because of her constant engagement with the question she referred to at least a few times: 'Who am I?'"
Taylor talked about her past projects, including the first role she was ever offered. Her lines were trimmed down to a single utterance, but, Taylor said, she embraced that line with all she had.
Taylor also reminisced about her award-winning work on the TV series "I'll Fly Away" and her first attempts at playwriting, which landed her a long-time role at Chicago's Goodman Theatre, where she is a member and artistic associate.
"I've been very fortunate in that relationship to find a theatre where I could work on my writing, a place where I could take risks," Taylor said. "And that's what artists have to do—take risks, stretch, grow. Own your own voice."
Taylor's play "Magnolia" premiered last spring at the Goodman. The play was directed by Anna Shapiro, a Tony Award-winning director and associate professor of theatre at Northwestern. The play also featured the talents of Caitlin Collins, a Northwestern senior acting student.
Collins served as a student host during Taylor's visit and was thrilled to get to spend more time with her.
Regina Taylor talks to senior acting students in a monologue workshop.
"One of the ideas Regina passed onto us which will stick with me is the notion that others may try to label you as one thing or another, to name you, but you have the power to name yourself and to follow your own inspiration," Collins said. "It's inspiring to know that I really do have control over the kind of person I want to be and the spirit with which I want to live my life."
Students took to Taylor's message, said Harvey Young, Jr., Northwestern assistant professor of theatre, who led the conversation with Taylor at the evening event. "I received at least two dozen e-mails from my students who met Regina Taylor during her visit. Consistently, they told me how they found her to be inspiring and announced their similar desire to 'live a creative life.'"
The idea of a creative life was freeing for at least one student.
"Most of the time, my focus is on being productive," said Gabrielle Fulton, a student in Northwestern's MFA program for Writing for the Screen and Stage, also a student host for Taylor's visit. "I want to crank out as many scripts as possible in this short, two-year period that is dedicated to writing. Meeting and listening to Regina, I took away the idea that maybe I should be concentrating on being creative in as many ways as I can find to do so at this time. I learned that it's about living a creative life."


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Hosted by radio broadcaster and comedian James O'Loghlin, The New Inventors will, each Wednesday night, present the new millennium's answer to the Hills Hoist, the wine cask, the ute and the bionic ear - building up to the grand final extravaganza in November.
Be spellbound by the latest contemporary creations from the new generation of inventors, innovators and designers beavering away in their studios, sheds, laboratories and kitchens.
Take a peep at tomorrow's objects of desire as The New Inventors showcases products from the emerging artists of the future.
Celebrate the art of invention and design in 2007 as each week three inventors pitch their prototypes to a panel of Australia's leading architects, designers, engineers, scientists and new media specialists, who will evaluate the idea on the merits of its originality, design qualities, manufacturing potential, pricing, marketability, safety and the critical 'need' factor.
The New Inventors will also feature segments on treasures from the past - products, ideas and designs - embraced, and sometimes discarded, by the Australian public.
Each episode will also have short segments from the creative world of design and invention - from international news and trade secrets, to the unsung heroes of design and innovation. We'll also be delving into our secret love of objects to find the coveted things people just cannot live without.
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Helstar, Venomous Maximus, Sanctus Bellum, Termination Force Fitzgerald's April 12, 2014
The list of local bands that can still fill up Fitzgerald's more than 30 years after jamming out on their first power chord is a short one. On Saturday night, the metallic warriors in Helstar proved they can still pull that trick off with a little help from a few Johnny-come-lately friends.
The old club's crowded upstairs room was in fine spirit all evening, with supporting acts Termination Force, Sanctus Bellum and Venomous Maximus drawing plenty of claps and cheers. But the audience's most unconditional love was reserved for Helstar, the Houston metal institution celebrating the release next week of their tenth studio album, This Wicked Nest.
Before James Rivera and Co. would summon the horns both literal and figurative, though, the eclectic collection of other bands on the bill raised some hell of their own. With drummer Aldo Guerra Guajardo leading the way, Termination Force began the show with a tremendous racket, clearly pleased at the opportunity to batter a swelling and enthusiastic crowd of early birds. Their grinding thrash assault was followed up by the altogether more polished Sanctus Bellum, which saw titanic bassist Ben Yaker and guitarist Jan Kimmel rock out passionately to new-ish doom cuts like "Non-Serviam" and older ones such as "God's Own Warrior."
Up next should have been DFW's mighty Warbeast, the whipping, old-school thrash band featuring Rigor Mortis' Bruce Corbitt on the mike. To the surprise and horror of that band's Houston fans, however, Warbeast never appeared, apparently having canceled the day of the show. Mighty disappointing.
Still, Warbeast's absence was quickly forgotten by most when the local lads in Venomous Maximus appeared in dramatic fashion to unveil an evil batch of new tunes. Taking the stage in a cloud of smoke and an eerie blue glow, the band came galloping out of the gate with "White Rose," one of the tracks from the new album they've been working on, Firewalker.
Venomous eschewed most of their familiar songs on Saturday in order to try out their latest stuff, but the new songs sounded plenty familiar anyway, featuring the same harmonized riffage, pounding drums and howling vocals that have won the band a growing cult of fans inside the Loop and beyond.
"All of our new material was written under the influence of atomic gold," said front man Gregg Higgins, apparently referring to an element of magical mind expansion. "If you don't know what that it, find out!"
While at least one writer in the crowd scurried off to Google to discover what the hell Higgins was talking about, the band marched through a long and slamming rendition of "Angel Heart." Many heads did bang -- a small sample of the occult madness the group is certain to brew up in a few weeks at Free Press Summer Festival.
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Not a lot of Houston metal bands can outdraw Venomous Maximus these days, but Helstar proved up to the challenge. As the metallic lifers' demonic stage banners were unveiled, the audience bulged, with the luckiest fans scoring plum seats along the railing of Fitz's legendary balcony.
After a bombastic recording of the 1812 Overture's climax played over the PA, H-Town's ultimate heavy-metal veterans appeared at last to the unreserved glee of longtime fans. Singer James Rivera, possibly the most metal man ever to take up residence in the Bayou City, arrived last onstage, wearing a dramatic, horned skull mask over his head that did little to muffle his soul-piercing vocals on "Fall of Dominion," the leadoff track from This Wicked Nest. Practically every camera phone in the place shot up immediately to snap a picture of such a ghastly visage.
Propelled onward by the pulverizing kick drums of Mikey Lewis, Helstar rolled over their people like a well-oiled, armored assault vehicle, mixing in new songs like "Eternal Black" and "It Has Risen" with older chestnuts, such as the chant-along favorite "Good Day to Die" from 1995's Multiples of Black.
As usual, Rivera's unstoppable voice was the undeniable focal point of the band's attack. The front man's preternatural shrieking stacks up very nicely with those of metallic legends Rob Halford and Ronnie James Dio, and if he missed a not all night, it was quickly obliterated by the slick soloing of lead guitarist Rob Trevino.
Older metalheads with big smiles on their faces pumped their fists in time, while younger fans who must have been diapers or yet unborn when Helstar first crawled out of the darkness moshed happily to 1989's "To Sleep, Perchance to Scream." There were a lot of hugs and high-fives in the audience as old friends and ex-bandmates reconnected over some classic heavy metal.
By the time the headbanging reached its zenith with the traditional set-closer "Run With the Pack," Helstar had once again affirmed their place at the top of H-Town's undying metal hierarchy, seemingly ready for another 30 years of devilry. With the band on the cusp of a new international touring cycle, the chromed shredders sounded well-rehearsed and ready to leave the Nest and stretch their pitch-black wings once more.
Personal Bias: Metal maniac.
The Crowd: Celebrating the return of warm weather at last.
Overheard in the Crowd: "Is he going to play the whole show with that thing on his head?"
Random Notebook Dump: What the fuck, Warbeast?
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Vail, CO -- In addition to the previously announced lineup of Darrell Scott, Sara Watkins and Head for the Hills, Vail Bluegrass is excited to share the details for the Everyone Orchestra's June 29 opening night performance. Joining conductor Matt Butler are Chris Pandolfi (Infamous Stringdusters), Bridget Law (Elephant Revival), Mimi Naja and Tyler Thompson (Fruition), Jay Starling (Love Canon) & Tyler Grant and Adrian Engfer (the Grant Farm). Opening the evening will be Dr. Harlan's Amazing Bluegrass Tonic of Denver.
Vail, CO -- The Vail Summer Bluegrass Series is back! Vail Bluegrass returns to the Arrabelle at Vail Square beginning Wednesday, July 1 and continues on July 15 and 29 and August 12. All shows will begin at 6:00 p.m. and are free to attend with the option to purchase tickets for preferred seating. Together with the Town of Vail, Lakeside Stride of Denver is proud to announce the lineup for 2015.
Vail, CO: The Vail Summer Bluegrass Series, one of Vail's newest summer concert offerings, rolls on after a four week break. Picking up right where it left off, Vail Bluegrass welcomes GRAMMY nominee, Sarah Jarosz for a special "Evening with..." performance on August 13.
Vail, CO -- Sarah Jarosz is a 23-year-old, Grammy-nominated singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from Wimberley, TX, just outside Austin. An Evening With Sarah Jarosz takes place August 13, 2014 at the Vail Summer Bluegrass Series at The Arrabelle at Vail Square, Vail, Colorado. A recent honors graduate from the prestigious New England Conservatory, she released her third album, Build Me Up From Bones, for Sugar Hill Records in September 2013. The album quickly garnered two Grammy nominations for Best Folk Album and Best American Roots Song, adding to her earlier nomination for her song "Mansinneedof" from her debut album Song Up In Her Head. Jarosz has also been nominated for Americana Music Association Awards for New/Emerging Artist of the Year (2010), Instrumentalist of the Year (2011) and Song of the Year (2012).
Vail, CO -- As previously announced, the Arrabelle at Vail Square will play host to the inaugural free Vail Summer Bluegrass Series featuring notable bluegrass talent; the Travelin' McCourys ft. Bill Nershi (String Cheese Incident) - July 2, Peter Rowan's Bluegrass Band - July 16, Sarah Jarosz - August 13 and the Drew Emmitt Band (Leftover Salmon) - August 27.
Vail, CO -- Vail Bluegrass announces the lineup for its inaugural series to be held on Wednesdays, July 2, July 16, August 13 and August 27 beginning at 6:00 p.m. at the Arrabelle at Vail Square. The Vail Summer Bluegrass Series is a free event with the option to purchase tickets for preferred seating. Tickets for preferred seating will go on sale Tuesday, April 1 on the website.
Vail, CO -- Lakeside Stride of Denver, CO, together with the Town of Vail, will present the new inaugural Vail Summer Bluegrass Series (VSBS). Each show will take place at Vail Square adjacent to the Arrabelle Hotel beginning on Wednesday, July 2 and will feature national-level bluegrass artists.
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CraveInvoice allows you to record transactions in multiple currencies. For each currency you can specify currency symbol, currency name, country and exchange rate. Most of the currencies are defined in the software. If you cannot find the currency for your country then you can add it from Currency master form.
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When you run the software for the first time, you can setup the currency symbol, date format and decimal points for amount data fields. If you have not setup the currency symbol from first run wizard then you can do it from Currency master.
Go to setup menu and click Currencies menu command.
You can specify a default or local currency
If you have enabled multi-currency transaction recording then you will see currency code selection box (drop down) on invoice form and other related forms.
The selected currency code is applied to the invoice and when you print the invoice, you will see the invoice amounts with particular currency symbol. You can also specify exchange rate for each invoice for the selected currency to get the net amount of invoice in local currency.
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Bardwell Manor Equestrian Centre was established in 1996 and is run by husband and wife team Sharon and Karl Dawson.
Both Karl and Sharon are fully qualified instructors and have taught many people to ride over the years.
Both Karl and Sharon are fully qualified instructors and have taught many people to ride over the years.
Bardwell Manor Equestrian Centre is situated just off the A143 outside of Ixworth,Suffolk. Between Bury St.Edmunds, Diss and Thetford.
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The BVAA Hat continues its travels, this time in some truly 'mad' conditions! Pictured (shivering) are Rhys Jones, Simon James, Sian Elvis and Nathan Adams of Hobbs Valve on the 'Thunderwalk' – a 24 hour, 54 mile Charity walk in the Brecon Beacons.
Team 'Rhys Lightening' donned BVAA hats for the occasion. Hobbs Valve and the BVAA were delighted to make a donation to the team's JustGiving site in aid of Noah's Ark Appeal, a Children's hospital in Wales.
For the record, so far the team have raised over £3000. They completed the course in 20 hours, finishing 4th out of 52 teams competing. Well done guys.
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Punctobolivinella philippinensis (McCulloch, 1977)Class: Rotaliata Subclass: Rotaliana Order: Bolivinitida Family: Bolivinellidae
Taxon Profile
found at Challenger Station 185 Coral Sea Australia from 466m depth
Geological Time: Quaternary Holocene recent
The scan of this drawing from Bradys HMS Challenger Report is made by Dr. David Bossard and used by his permission.
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HMS Challenger Collection
View of a specimen of Punctobolivinella philippinensis (McCulloch, 1977)
The identification is based upon:
Jones, Robert Wynn, 1994: The Challenger Foraminifera Oxford Univ Press 416 pp. Plate 42, Fig. 5
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GovGirl explores what makes these 'unconference' style events such a hit.
In Denver, Colo., more than 100 citizens, govies and techies participated in a CityCamp last Friday, Oct. 26 in an effort to make government and communities better through discussions, presentations and sometimes hands-on hacking.
These 'unconference' style events have popped up all across the nation over the past couple of years, and in this video I explore what makes a CityCamp a hit.
Learn more about CityCamps at http://citycamp.com. Visit http://GovGirl.com to see more videos like this, and use hashtag #govgirl in your tweets so I can find you!
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Tanoa Apartments has recently been repainted with some soft refurbishing works completed thus restoring its splendour. Recreational and business travellers can alternatively choose to stay in one of 23 serviced units that make up the Tanoa Apartment complex. Deluxe and Penthouse style apartments on a picturesque hilltop with superb views of the surrounding areas. Two minutes from Nadi International Airport, ideal for the long stay ( a month or more) corporate client or the stay put family who want to do their own thing.
The Tanoa Apartments offers an outdoor swimming pool, sauna & Spa, Tennis court. Also All guest of Tanoa Apartments have acess in using the facilities at at Tanoa International Hotel which is only 5 minutes walk away from Tanoa Apartments.


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This post will just be a quick note based on a conversation I had with someone recently on the subject of feeling superior to other people. I've been there before, as I suspect many people have. If you find yourself simultaneously thinking you're somehow better than other people and thinking it's wrong to think that way, here are some distinctions that may make the issue less loaded.
- The question of how much net value you are providing for the world is a legitimate one, in my opinion. And the answer may be that you're providing more than most, especially if you're optimizing for it.
- If you're feeling a sense of entitlement that seems less than pro-social, remember that most things aren't zero sum. If you want more attention from others, influence in the world, money, etc., that's legitimate! But these things don't have to come at other people's expense.
- People are pretty different from each other. You may be more intelligent, powerful, aware, etc. than many people. And you are almost certainly less of all the above characteristics than others. It can be polite to ignore differences in ability between people, but there comes a time when you may also want an accurate assessment of where you are. Make it okay to think about these things as objectively as possible when you choose to focus on them. It's okay that differences exist, and if you try to repress your desire to discern them, you might get messy side effects.. Sometimes these differences have far-reaching implications, and often not.
- The capacity to feel respect and compassion for all people is a really important one. Some thinkers say that we get our gut-level feeling of self-worth primarily from recognizing this particular capacity, and this seems plausible to me. Whatever causes you to lose track of this ability is worth reconsidering.
I think I had more thoughts there, but that's a brief partial brain dump.