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County Seats
Circuit Clerk: Incumbent and Democrat Pam McGuire was re-elected, taking in 139,036 votes. Her opponent, Republican Marlene Carlson received 101,947 votes.
Recorder of Deeds: It was a close race all night for this county position. Republican challenger Laurie McPhillips held the position before current Recorder Karen A. Stukel. Stukel, a Democrat, was re-elected with 125,140 votes. McPhillips earned 114,912 votes.
Auditor: This one was also close. Incumbent and Democrat Duffy Blackburn was narrowly re-elected over Republican challenger Mark Batinick. Blackburn had 120,684 votes; Batinick received 113,414 votes.
Coroner: In one of the most commanding leads of a county seat, incumbent and Democrat Patrick K. O'Neil led Republican challenger Charles Lyons 140,959 votes to 98,372 votes.
State's Attorney: Democrat and incumbent James Glasgow was re-elected over challenger Dave Carlson, 138,325 votes to 104,822 votes.
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Chief Executive Officer: Incumbent and Democrat Larry Walsh was re-elected over challenger Cory Singer, 129,230 votes to 111,558 votes.
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County Board Races
District 1: Republican Judy Ogalla (8,038 votes) and Democrat Robert E. Howard (8,284 votes) won the two seats over Democrat David M. Fazzini (6,368 votes) and Republican Kent B. Heisner (7,141 votes). Howard was the incumbent in the district.
District 2: Republicans Jim Moustis (12,076 votes) and Dave Izzo (11,155) won the seats over Democrat Mario P. Carlasare (8,257 votes). Both were the incumbents in the seats.
District 3: Democrats Elizabeth J. Rice (9,210 votes) and Donald A. Moran (6,391 votes) defeated Republican Stephen J. Engel (5,390 votes) and Victor D. Zack (4,650 votes).
District 4: Democrats Jacqueline L. Traynere (9,605 votes) and Kenneth Harris (7,232 votes) won the seats over Republicans Kenneth R. Cygan (4,848 votes) and Felix George (4,593 votes). Traynere was the incumbent in the district.
District 5: Republicans Lee Ann Goodson (7,992 votes) and Democrat Reed Bible (7,327 votes) took the two seats, defeating incumbent John F. Argoudelis (7,100 votes). Goodson was also an incumbent.
District 6: Republicans Don Gould (12,056 votes) and Ragan Freitag (10,512 votes) won the seats, defending Democrats Tim Vanderhyden (7,754 votes) and Mike O'Connell (9,286 votes). Gould is the incumbent for the district.
District 7: Republicans Mike Fricilone (10,244 votes) and Stephen J. Balich (10,477 votes) won the seats, defeating Democrat Chester J. Strzelczyk, III (8,404 votes). There are no incumbents in the district.
District 8: Democrats Denise E. Winfrey (10,375 votes) and Herbert Brooks, Jr. (6,056 votes) ran unopposed for the seats. Both were incumbents in the districts.
District 9: Democrats Walter G. Adamic (9,759 votes) and Diane H. Seiler-Zigrossi (8,663 votes) defeated Republicans Catherine Perretta (7,210 votes) and Ignacio G. 'Jerry' Ramirez (5,174 votes). Adamic was an incumbent in the seat.
The Will County Board previously had nine districts. The board now has 13 districts following redistricting.
District 10: Democrats Stephen M. Wilhelmi (9,510 votes) and Joseph M. Babich (7,864 votes) won the seats, defeating Republicans Sharon Cemeno Hicks (7,045 votes) and Christine Boban-Merriman (5,351 votes). Balich and Wilhemi were incumbents in the district.
District 11: Republicans Suzanne Hart (10,774 votes) and Charles 'Chuck' Maher (9,731 votes) won the seats, defeating Democrat Chris Michael Griffin (7,760 votes). Both Hart and Maher held previously county board seats (Hart of District 3, Maher of District 4).
District 12: Republicans Tom Weigel (14,033 votes) and Margo McDermed (12,212 votes) defeated Democrats Santino Lettieri (6,613 votes) and John J. Sanchez, Jr. (6,578 votes). Weigel previously served in the District 2 county board seat.
District 13: Democrat Mark Ferry (9,495 votes) and Republican Liz Collins (7,896 votes) have defeated Republican Timothy J. Kraulidis (7,343 votes). There were no incumbents for these seats.
Constitutional Amendment
Will County voted in favor of an amendment to the Illinois constitution, 118,485 votes to 97,606 votes. The amendment would require a three-fifth majority to vote rather than a simple majority before any governing body can approve a pension benefit increase.
Congressional Races
11th Congressional District: Democrat Bill Foster defeated Republican Judy Biggert in Will County, 64,730 votes to 41,289 votes.
14th Congressional District: Republican Randy M. Hultgren defeated Democrat Dennis Anderson in Will County, 18,516 votes to 13,186 votes.
16th Congressional District: Republican Adam Kinzinger defeated Democrat Wanda Rohl 6,932 votes to 4,367 votes in Will County.
State Senate Seats
38th Senate District: Republican Sue Rezin defeated Democrat Christine Benson 4,917 votes to 3,379 votes in Will County.
42nd Senate District: Republican Peter Hurtado narrowly defeated Democrat Linda Holmes 1,714 votes to 1,567 votes in Will County.
43rd Senate District: Democrat Pat McGuire defeated Republican Sandy Johnson 42,486 votes to 19,033 votes in Will County.
49th Senate District: Democrat Jennifer Bertino-Tarrant defeated Republican Garrett M. Peck 37,653 votes to 32,208 votes in Will County.
State House Seats
75th House District: Republican Pam Roth defeated Democrat Jeremy J. Ly 5,034 votes to 3,123 votes in Will County.
84th House District: Republican Patricia Fee defeated Democrat Stephanie A. Kifowit 1,868 votes to 1,430 votes in Will County.
86th House District: Democrat Lawrence 'Larry' Walsh, Jr. defeated Republican Ryan Martin Alm in Will County 23,953 votes to 9,986 votes.
98th House District: Democrat Natalie Manley defeated Republican Bob Kalnicky in Will County 23,314 votes to 15,015 votes.
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CHARLOTTE — A glance at the stat sheet suggests Carolina Panthers linebacker Luke Kuechly had the worst game of his 22-game NFL career Sunday against St. Louis.
Last years tackles leader and the reigning defensive rookie of the year, Kuechly had three tackles, zero sacks and one pass defensed.
Of course, the game was more than numbers. And Monday, defensive coordinator Sean McDermott praised his middle linebackers play, saying the Rams offensewas so occupied with not getting beaten by Kuechly that it opened opportunities for other players.
Early in the game, linebackers coach Al Holcomb noticed the St. Louis offensive linemen were getting to the second level of the defense quicker than what the defensive coaching staff had seen on tape.
Its like if were on a tandem or combo block, McDermott said Monday, and one of us has to get to the second level to block a guy, theyre going fast right now as opposed to waiting, and then trying to make a one-on-one block at the first level. And thats where we were winning Sunday.
Six Panthers had more tackles than Kuechly during Sundays 30-15 win, including six by defensive tackle Star Lotulelei and four from defensive end Greg Hardy. The extra attention the Rams paid to Kuechly McDermott said it was the most attention he has seen Kuechly get during his pro career freed other players to make plays.
All he cares about is winning, and hes such a class act and a professional, McDermott said. As long as hes doing his job, which he was, thats all he cares about. Hes not into stats and numbers. Thats why hes such a joy to be around.
Clean hits: Carolina coach Ron Rivera said hits to Rams quarterback Sam Bradford and Panthers quarterback Cam Newton were clean, legal hits.
Carolina safety Mike Mitchell pushed Bradford out of bounds on a scramble during the fourth quarter. Bradford fell to the ground and tore his ACL, an MRI confirmed Monday. There was no penalty for Mitchell on the play.
No there wasnt anything dirty, Rivera said. I hope everyone understands were all playing hard, things are starting to happen and sometimes something bad happens, and you dont want to see anything like that happen.
While Bradford was out for the rest of the game, and subsequently the season, Newton missed one official snap after he was hit by St. Louis defensive end Robert Quinn during the third quarter.
Newton handed the ball off to DeAngelo Williams and promptly was tackled by Quinn, who came from Newtons blind side.
It was a clean hit, Rivera said. I went out and asked for the explanation. Based on the rule and the way the rule is, that was a clean hit. He actually took less than a step to get to Cam when he hit him.
Stewart update: The Panthers short turnaround with a game Thursday night at Tampa Bay will factor into running back Jonathan Stewarts availability this week.
Rivera said Stewart is on track to practice Tuesday for the first time during the regular season, but theres still some caution on when hell be ready for live action.
Well have to see, said Rivera, not ruling out Stewart for Thursday. He had a really good week last week, but again were going to go through the whole procedure and make sure were really doing things right with him after each day.
Stewart had offseason ankle surgery, and pain in his right ankle forced him onto the physically unable to perform list this year. He has 21 days from his first practice to be activated by the team.
Last week, Rivera indicated Stewart could be ready for the Nov.3 contest against Atlanta.
Roster moves: General manager Dave Gettleman continues to churn the bottom of the 53-man roster, claiming rookie wideout Tavarres King off waivers from the Broncos.
To make room for King, the Panthers terminated the contract of cornerback D.J. Moore, who has been out for more than a month with a sprained knee. Moore, a native of Spartanburg, signed a one-year deal worth $715,000 during the offseason after spending his first four seasons with the Bears.
King, a fifth-round pick from Georgia, had five catches for 64 yards during the preseason, but he had not played during the regular season.
The Panthers also released linebacker Jeff Tarpinian from the practice squad and signed offensive tackle Andrew McDonald, who was a rookie free agent with Miami in 2012. Staff writer Joseph Person contributed.
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There's no doubt that our CMpros are busy. They have families to care for, jobs to maintain, many have businesses to look after, and they all know how to take stunning photographs. Have you ever wondered what a day looks like for one of the CMpros? How do they manage their time? When do they get it all done? You loved Sara's 'A Day In The Life' post so much that we decided to make it a regular new series for you in which one CMpro per month will photograph their day and share it with you. This month, Courtney Keim is sharing a day in her life in her own beautiful way.
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Every morning I wake up before 5 to head out to Crossfit. So often I want to roll over and go back to sleep but it's literally the only part of the day that I get to be out and do something I love ALONE. I have to be out of the house by 5:20 to make sure I make it to my 5:30 am class. Any later, I won't make it.
I get home when most people are just waking up. The sunrises lately have been amazing and I love a pink fall sky!
Half the time, Lilliana is still in bed like today. Our corgi, Laniakea, sleeps with her on the floor and so often is waiting by the door for the great escape.
Due to Hurricane Sandy, the twins' school is not open so they stay at home with my mom everyday until hopefully next month when it reopens. It's amazing what almost 4 feet of water can do to a town and what it has done to our lives. While I shower, Ken gets them breakfast while my mom helps Lilliana with her schoolwork.
Lunch is seriously the same every single day – nutella and peanut butter.
Liliana heads off to school and the twins say goodbye faithfully every day at the window.
I'm out the door and at Starbucks before 7:30 am and ordering a triple venti skinny soy 3-pump something. Most days I let them choose what to give me, it just has to not be sweet.
I literally drive a block up the road to the high school in which I work and the kids arrive at 7:50.
It's an amazing school and I love teaching there, I think it's the science geek in me – Physics and Chemistry.
After work, sometimes I pick up Lilliana and her friend from school.
We make the half hour trek home.
Play for just a little bit.
And head out for dinner with Lilliana's buddy and her mom.
We head on home to begin the bed time routine (minus the bath since we were out so late due to dinner – baths will be tomorrow AM).
Once the boys are tucked in, it's then Lilliana time with nightly BOB book readings.
Check on the boys a little later for an installment of #wherewillbobogo.
Then finally at about 8 pm, I get to sit down with a glass of pinot to tackle the photography side of my life.
And since I am so addicted to Crossfit, I log in at the end of the day to see the whiteboard and where I stand.
And as for tomorrow, the clock is set for an 8am Crossfit wake-up call. After all, it is the weekend.
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Courtney may not have been raised in a home with a camera but she has always loved photography and in her own words, "Once I got my first camera, my journey began. From living in England and capturing Alice's Shop in Oxford to visiting the castles of Ireland, my focus shifted from places to people. Now I can't imagine not capturing my every day experiences." She captures her every day with a Canon 5d mark ii and varying lenses in a classic yet modern style. Residing in Atlantic City with her surfer husband, princess-clad daughter, and firetruck chasing twin boys, Courtney is a "self-proclaimed science geek" spending her days as a Chemistry and Physics teacher and her off time as a photographer. Her iPhone, morning black coffees, the smiles of her little kids, running the boardwalk, TOMs shoes, Anthropologie, and a fully loaded Kindle are many of the little things she loves.


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Preventing animal abuse and neglect is the goal of humane educators. They spend much time visiting schools, teaching responsible animal care and kindness toward other creatures. Often, they also write and distribute humane education newsletters, web pages, and other materials and may organize educational events to reach out to the community. Most credible grassroots animal protection and environmental organizations offer paid and voluntary positions humane education positions that involve working with local schools and youth groups as well as community outreach programs with a strong emphasis on public education and awareness of animal protection and environmental issues.
Education and Background
Educators need college degrees and often teaching certificates, with courses in education, animal science, and communications.
Professional Studies
Humane Society Youth (formerly the National Association for Humane and Environmental Education, NAHEE) is the youth education affiliate of The HSUS. Humane Society Youth publishs a wide variety of humane education materials for people in the animal care and control field, teachers, and children in grades Pre-K to high school. Humane Society: Youth specializes in the development of high-quality learning materials designed to encourage good character in children, with a strong emphasis on the humane treatment of animals and respect for natural habitats. Humane Society Youth's flagship publication is KIND News, an elementary-level classroom newspaper currently read in more than 38,000 classrooms across the country.
Teach Kids to Care Professional Studies workshops - designed to introduce animal care and control professionals and volunteers to important concepts and trends in humane education.
The Certified Humane Education Specialist program provides training for people who want to actively advance humane education in their communities, but may not have formal teaching credentials. Learn how to effectively interact with schools, teachers, youth leaders or any other professionals who work with young people from preschool through high school. The successful completion of these courses will identify you as a trained certified humane education specialist. That designation identifies you as a well-informed animal protection advocate, provides bona fide credentials and adds to your credibility among all other youth educators, many of whom are not overly knowledgeable about pet ownership responsibilities and safety.
Association of Professional Humane Educators provides Professional Studies opportunities and networking for educators who promote humane attitudes toward people, animals and the environment.
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HOUSTON -- It will start to feel more like summer in the Houston area on Friday, but there's still a chance for spotty showers to help cool things off a little, said KHOU 11 News Meteorologist Chita Johnson.
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Guilty plea in Vt. town embezzlementThe Associated Press | March 25,2013BURLINGTON — A former Vermont town clerk and treasurer has pleaded guilty to embezzling several hundred thousand dollars from the town of Weybridge.
Karen Brisson served for about 28 years in Weybridge, a town of less than 900 residents 30 miles south of Burlington.
Prosecutors say Brisson stole money from 2006 to 2012, by writing checks from the town to herself. Officials say a forensic audit puts the town's loss at $476,000.
Brisson's attorney says Brisson's home is for sale and she has signed the mortgage over to the town. The town says it has a $500,000 insurance plan through the Vermont League of Cities and Towns.
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Bread Machine Swedish Coffee Bread44 Reviews 5 Pics
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"This is a delicious Swedish coffee bread recipe converted for use with a bread maker! My family is Swedish, and ever year we make this recipe just in time for Christmas. We always enjoy it especially on Christmas morning. We used to make a long, drawn out version that was my great-grandmother's recipe, but thanks to modern conveniences like the bread maker it takes much less time and work! I hope your family enjoys this as much as mine has."
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Original recipe yields 1 loaf
- Place ingredients in the pan of the bread machine in the order recommended by the manufacturer. Select dough cycle; press Start.
- When the dough cycle has finished, divide into three equal portions. Roll each piece into a rope 12 to 14 inches long. Lay the three ropes side by side, then braid together. Tuck the ends underneath, and place onto a greased baking sheet, cover loosely with a towel, and allow to rise until doubled in bulk.
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Thank you so much for a smaller (1 loaf instead of 3) and quick version of my great-great-aunt's "Vetebrod" (umlout omitted, as I don't know how to type it )! To keep the temperature consistant for the dough to rise, I've found that if you turn on the oven to 400 degrees for 1 minute, then turn it off and put the bread in immediately (covered with a clean, lint free cloth) and allow it to sit for 1 hour. It keeps the temp more consistant in my draftly kitchen. :) I think the crust was a little tougher than normal this way (but still good) and I had to add a little flour during the knead cycle to keep it from sticking to the sides of the bread machine. If you can't find pearl sugar, regular granulated works well. A quick heads up for anyone who has not purchased Cardamom before - it's expensive and can be difficult to find. Only one local store here (it's a small town) carries it ground (Spice Islands) at $11.99 for a jar. Keep in mind that ground loses it's potency once opened, so keep the jar TIGHTLY closed for it's next use. Thanks again for the recipe!!
this bread is absolutely wonderful!! I added a bit of cinnamon with the cardamon & used brown sugar instead of pearl. it was AMAZING!!
For flavor, I give this 5 stars, but for it actually turned out, I'd give it 4, but I gave it 5 because I think it was my error more than anything. Not as light and fluffy as I would like. The bread ended up being more dense. I don't think I gave it enough time to rise though. I don't really make bread, so an estimated rising time for this recipe would have been nice. I also overcooked it a bit so the bottom and top were hard and very brown. My errors. May take less time than stated. I think this is the perfect amount of cardamom. You need to like the taste to really enjoy this bread! I added about a teaspoon of cinnamon on top of the cardamom since I enjoy those flavors together. As for the pearl sugar. That is very Swedish and does go with the bread. You can find it decently priced at Ikea in their food market. I also love cardamom bread with just granulated sugar on top, granulated sugar and cinnamon together or a light icing made with powdered sugar, milk, a little butter and almond extract. Sprinkle shaved almonds on top. Mmmmm... Now that is a treat! So if you don't have pearl sugar on hand, one of those toppings will work!
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Amount Per Serving (8 total)
- Calories
- 283 cal
- 14%
- Fat
- 4.6 g
- 7%
- Carbs
- 52.8 g
- 17%
- Protein
- 7.5 g
- 15%
- Cholesterol
- 36 mg
- 12%
- Sodium
- 195 mg
- 8%
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For each of the following samples that were given an experimental treatment, test whether these samples represent populations that are different from the general population: (a) a sample of 10 with a mean of 44, (b) a sample of 1 with a mean of 48. The general population of in...
For a population that has a standard deviation of 10, figure the standard deviation of the distribution of means for samples of size- (b) 3.
The ΔH per mole of CaCl2 is -81.0 kJ. Calculate the final temperature of an aqueous solution if 30 g of CaCl2 are added to 100 g of water at 23oC. Assume that the specific heat of the solution is the same as that of water
If UV = X+6 and UY = x - 1 Find YV. Y is the midpoint of U and V. Please show work.
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need help with these problems can anyone help me- 2x-1=y 2x=y-6 3y=-6x x+4y=12 Thank you
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random variables
For the standard normal random variable Z, compute the following probabilities. For the following problems, use four decimal places. 16. P (0 less than or equal to Z less than or equal .9) 17. P (-1.3 less than or equal to Z less than or equal to) 18. P(Z > 2.5) 19. P(Z gre...
Any reaction that absorbs 150 kcal of energy can be classified as ________.
Freddy owns a taxicab company and is trying to find the most economical method of handling incoming calls. He currently has a couple of employees working the phones, but wonders if there is a better arrangement. His options for the call center are: continue with his own staff,...
P (-1.1 <_ Z <_ 0) the symbols are less than or equal to but i can't make them on here
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Suppose that you are given a decision situation with three possible state of nature: s1, s2, and s3. The prior probabilities are P(s1) =.1, P(s2) = .6, and P(s3) = .3. With sample information I, P(I|s1) =.15, P(I|s2) = .2, and P(I|s3) = .1. Compute P(s1|I)= Compute P(s2|I)= Co...
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I put B for this answer but I was not sure when I rounded it, this would be the closest answer.
Find the Volume
The diameter of a Sphere is 4.8 cm Use 3.14 and round to the nearest thousandth. A 57.876 cm3 B 463.012 cm3 c 289.382 cm3 d 72.346 cm3
Geometry WP
My thought process is A for sure. But D seems like a better choices. Now I'm confused your thoughts??
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Can you help me with this one. I am not sure where to go with this question? Choose the most resonable unit of measure.. One strand of hair: A)200 mg B)20 mg C)2 mg D)12 mg
Geometry WP
Thanks so much. The choices puzzled me.
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Ok, this is the list of choices i'm thinking A?? A)Double the Celsius temperature and add 30. B)Triple the Celsius temperature and add 30. C)Triple the Celsius temperature and subtract 10. D)Add 52 to the Celsius temperature.
Geometry WP
While in Europe, Allison heard a weather forecast that said the temperature would be 22°C (this is about 74°F). Give a rule that could give Allison an easy way to convert from Celsius to Fahrenheit
Geometry WP
Thanks Ariel. I got this answer, i was making sure you added 4ft to all the sides. Thanks abunch!
Geometry WP
Geometry WP
Im sorry about that typo. 195ft and has a perimeter of 56ft. He wants to increase the size of his garden by 4 ft in both directions. What will be the area of his expanded garden?
Geometry WP
Robert has a rectangular garden that is currently 195 and has a perimeter of He wants to increase the size of his garden by 4 ft in both directions. What will be the area of his expanded garden? A) 112 B) 323 C) 72 D) 780
A spherical storage tank has a diameter of 48 ft and is full of water. How many delivery trucks with cylindrical tanks measuring 8 ft in diameter and 10 ft long can be completely filled from the storage tank? A) 230 trucks B) 115 trucks C) 86 trucks D) 1152 trucks
If the edge of a cube is doubled, the volume is A. one-half as much b. doubled c. quadrupled d. none of these
ABC A poem that has five lines that create a mood, picture, or feeling. Lines 1 through 4 are made up of words, phrases or clauses while the first word of each line is in alphabetical order. Line 5 is one sentence long and begins with any letter. Acrostic Poetry that certain l...
social studies
Henry the 8th had six [6] wives.
Trapezium: A = ½ (a+b)h where a and b are the side lengths of the parallel sides, h is the height. Square: A = l 2 where l is the length of a side.
Math For Educator
When Alison and Pamela play chess, Alison wins 60% of the time. If they play a best-3-of-5 series, how many games would you expect to be played before a winner is determined? Use the random digits below which were generated using the command Int(5 × Rand) + 1 on a graphi...
A cone is a 3-dimensional shape; the 3-dimensional equivalent of perimeter is area. To find the perimeter of a 3D shape you simple measure all the sides than add the measurement together
Estimate the number of personally constructed greeting cards possible at a machine if there are 12 designs, 30 messages, 18 closings, and 10 different paper stocks on (1 + 1)n, which to print the card. Indicate how you made your estimate. How valid was your estimate?
A ship carries exactly 10 different signal flags. If each possible combination and ordering of 4 of these flags connotes a specific message, how many signals can be sent with these flags, taken 4 at a time?
Math/ Probability
The mean systolic blood pressure of adult males is normally distributed with a mean of 138 (millimeters of mercury) and a standard deviation of 9.7. What percent of adult males have blood pressure between 161.28 and 164.9?
The number of accidents that occur at the intersection of Pine and Linden streets between 3 p.m. and 6 p.m. on Friday afternoons is 0, 1, 2, or 3,with probabilities of 0.84, 0.13, 0.02, and 0.01, respectively. Graph this probability distribution. What is the expected value for...
The daily sales at a convenience store have a mean of $1350 and a standard deviation of $150. Assuming n/N is less than or equal to .05, that standard deviation of the sampling distribution of the mean sales of a sample of 25 days for this convenience store is ?
The daily sales at a convenience store have a mean of $1350 and a standard deviation of $150. Assuming n/N is less than or equal to .05, that standard deviation of the sampling distribution of the mean sales of a sample of 25 days for this convenience store is ?
under what condition will the condensation of a liquid be an irreversible process?
Plants can be drowned just like people can. It can also cause erosion of the nutrient soil and seeds
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English 101
Do these two sentences contain misplace and dangling modifiers are there correct. 1.Louise projected the photographs on a large screen that she had taken at the zoo. 2. There is a bracelet at the musuem that is four thousand years old.
English 101
Which sentence contains a misplace and dangling modifier. 1. Determined, Christy Haubegger planned to publish a bilingual magazine for hispanic women. 2.All bundled up in a blanket, the baby outing was a brief one.
English 101
Which sentence is parallel and which is not? 1. Sports fan may disagree about whether going to baseball games or to watch football is more fun, but few people can ignore the importance of sports in America. 2. Some sports fans argue endlessly and with anger about whether footb...
English 101
Which sentence is parallel and which is not parallel. 1. Einstein liked doing mathemathical research more than to supervise a large laboratory. 2.While wrapping the gifts, I noticed that murray, my pet terrier, kept trying to untie the bow.
English 101
Does this sentence contain a misplaced or dangling modifier? The storm did not prevent the undaunted crew from setting sail as planned.
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what about todays society reinforces american civic values
Home Economics- Clothing and Textiles
what are 5 reasons for disposal of fullness on garments?
business help
Which of the following is the most important step to help improve America's business ethics?
medical billing and coding
With which section of CPT codes is the physical status modifier, such as PI for normal, healthy patient, exclusively used? A.Evaluation and Management B.Radiology C.Pathology and Laboratory D.Anesthesia
medical billing and coding
Under CPT guidelines, all services related to a surgical procedure are not additionally reimbured A.before the global period. B.after the global period. C. during the global period. D.during the E/M period.
medical billing and coding
Under CPT's definition, after a consultation, who takes responsibility for the patient's care? A.the referring physician B.the consulting physician C.the PCP D.the specialist
IN 1988, the number of transmitters in the Intel 386 Sx was 275,000. It has doubled every 24 months since then. Write an equation that predicts teh number of transmitters in a micro processer n years after 1988.
calculate the grams of hydrochloric acid that must be diluted to a volume of 8 liters to produce a concentration of .25 moles
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Jamie was throwing darts at targets. When his dart landed in the center of the target(the bull eye)and he earned 7 points. However, when his dart landed on the outside ring he earned 2 points. After 50 throws his friend reported his score to be 160 points. Jamie wanted to know...
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A car rents for $40 per day plus 20 cents per mile. You are on a daily budget of $92. What mileage will allow you to stay within budget?
Graph equation by plotting points x=2
Graph the following equation and identify the y- intercept. y=x+4
Graph equation 3x-9=3y
Solve with a solution set 3(3+4x)-6>63
Use intercept to graph equation -x + 4y =8
Find the slope of these problems y=-4x+3 and x+6y=12
Explain why the line x = 4 is a vertical line.
how important was religion in fashioning early american culture? did the la. purchase raise serious questions of constitutionality? were the republicans acting consistely with their own principles?
The New York steak, the Maine lobster, and the beef stroganoff at that restaurant are all exceptionally good. All the entrees are excellent.
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Multiplication: What does it mean to use front-end estimation?
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What slowed down the United States entrance into World War one? European countries had been fighting wars off and on for many years. There was a strong feeling in the U.S. that we didn't want to be involved in Europe's wars. Germany was not a direct threat to the U.S. ...
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More than ever, there is a requirement for efficient, effective and accountable public administration, for "good governance". As for all public administrations, and perhaps even more so, this applies to social security institutions.
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The 103rd International Labour Conference has highlighted the critical importance of enabling a transition of informal workers to formal employment and social security.
- ILO World Social Protection Report 2014/15
The global financial and economic crisis has forcefully underlined the importance of social security as a human right and as an economic and social necessity, and many countries are boldly expanding their social protection systems, according to the World Social Protection Report 2014/15 published by the International Labour Organization (ILO).


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I am glad to kick off the Black Gays Rock! profile series as I have promised to you before. Outside of reporting my annual "powerful" Black LGBT personalities list ever year, I want to give a platform to as many Black LGBT people who use their talents and leadership to entertain, inspire and inform us. That form of medium is one of my sincerest passions I need to fulfill – for me, for the Black LGBT community and for the world to see the greatness of my brothers and sisters.
Black Gays Rock! is a profile series on The G-List Society featuring men and women who deserve to be recognized for the platforms that they have created for their own achievements and the service and entertainment of others, especially the LGBT community.
Because of these luminaries, I see many reasons why the Black LGBT community should take pride in its unique class in society. I share with friends and allies about how I am proud of how the representation of the Black LGBT community progressed within the last decade.
I am not giving credit to the limited representation on mainstream media and entertainment. I mentioned that a decade ago, the leaders or well-knowns of the Black LGBT community were primarily party promoters, drag divas, pride organizations, HIV/AIDS activists and porn stars. Since the last few years, I noticed the spectrum of notoriety of the Black LGBT community spreading all over the character map. I am speaking of the self-made mentality of web series producers, bloggers, event promoters, beauty/fashion experts, entrepreneurs, government officials, musicians, authors, educators, lecturers, community organizers, drag divas, ballroom stars, athletes and more who make the "small" community as diverse as its larger society.
Black Gays Rock! will launch in several themed series over time as it kicks off with its "Who's Who In Music" edition. The reason I assigned the "music edition" to kick off Black Gays Rock! is because I have utilized The G-List Society media to be a platform to support independent gay and lesbian musicians, especially people of color. I remember, years ago, how I would not give out hip-hop artists my precious time of attention until I was clued into out hip-hop pioneer Tim'm West. West was the first, out of the few out hip-hop artists of a decade ago, who shattered my perceived stereotype of what a gay rapper is capable. Since being hooked onto Timm's music, I canvassed my friends and constituents to give his music, and others, a chance, and many of my fellow gay friends agreed that sexuality should not deter a talent's ability to be a great emcee among our favorite mainstream artists – as long as the talent is present. After Tim'm, I grew attached to the likes of Kaoz, LastO (formerly Last Offence), Will Sheridan, Bry'Nt, King Jabbar and others. As of the last few years, a crop of singers wanted to come out representing the LGBT community, and I became glued to the likes of B.Slade, Marck Angel, Damien Crawford, Baron, Damien Nova, Anthony Antoine and Nhojj.
The aforementioned are just a few names who deserve to be household names in our community. In the next few weeks, The G-List Society will post Black Gays Rock! profiles of the following artists for you to familiarize so that their efforts to entertain us reach as many as this forum reaches. You will get to become acquainted with the background info, influences, achievements – as well as sample music – from these talented individuals and groups.
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text: Celebrity Looks at the Grammys 2012 All the Gorgeous Grammys Makeup Up Close by Lacey Gattis 2/12/12 1 Reactions 1.6K Shares Print 1.5K 31 17 2 0 The Grammys are one of the biggest nights in music, and even typically casual performers take it very seriously, dressing up to the nines for their red-carpet appearances. Take a close up look at all the amazing eyeliner, glamazon false lashes, and cool lip color the stars wore for getting glammed up this year. Source: WireImage Alicia Keys What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Alicia Keys went sweet and simple with subtle gold-over-black eye makeup and dusty rose lip color. Source: Getty 1 / 19 Taylor Swift What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Taylor Swift always looks surprised when she wins, but she definitely shouldn't be shocked when people love her soft gold and petal pink makeup. Source: Getty 2 / 19 Rihanna What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Newly blond Rihanna amped up the sex appeal with superdefined eyes and pale pink lipstick. Source: Getty 3 / 19 Jessie J What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Pop phenom Jessie J isn't afraid of a little drama, so it's no surprise to see her making her eyes pop with plum shadow and plenty of carbon black eyeliner. Source: Getty 4 / 19 Kelly Rowland What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Kelly Rowland looked superlatively glamorous with superlong lashes, lilac shadow, and hints of lavender and gold on her lips. Source: Getty 6 / 19 Nicki Minaj What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Nicki Minaj was all about the drama, with tons of facial contouring, extreme winged eyeliner, and plenty of hot pink blush. Source: Getty 6 / 19 Carrie Underwood What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Country chanteuse Carrie Underwood wore lots of lashes and pretty peach lip color. Source: WireImage 7 / 19 Adele What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Adele was classically beautiful with retro red lips and thick but perfect winged liner. Source: WireImage 8 / 19 Taraji P. Henson What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 The lovely Taraji P. Henson's makeup had a soft lilac tinge to it, from the cool sheen in her lip gloss to the shimmery pastel purple that ringed her eyes. Source: WireImage 9 / 19 Robyn What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Nordic dynamo Robyn accentuated her olive-hued eyes with electric turquoise liner and hints of orange eye shadow. Source: WireImage 11 / 19 Katy Perry What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Katy Perry's hair may be an unconventional shade of blue, but her popstar-pink lipstick and thick cat-eye liner were polished enough for any award show. Source: WireImage 11 / 19 Kelly Osbourne What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Kelly Osbourne coordinated her lilac hair with purple-tinged rose lip color and soft gold eye shadow. Source: WireImage 12 / 19 Cyndi Lauper What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Time after time, Cyndi Lauper gets experimental on the red carpet. 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text: This piece discusses The Hobbit, and although I worked hard not to include any spoilers, if you really want to avoid even the most general insights, I'd suggest waiting until you've already seen the film. I know how important these things can be. As 2012 draws to a close, the world is – once again – becoming reflective. Of course,… Read more →


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In late 2011, Imogen spent 10 days trekking through the Himalayas in Bhutan with film maker Ben Henretig and his team of collaborators.
During this time Imogen soaked in the sounds of Bhutan as she is to write an original composition for the soundtrack. A documentary capturing an unprecedented, border-to-border crossing of Bhutan, filmed over 2 months. Longer than any other team has ever been able to film in Bhutan.
Ben is now seeking $45,000 via a Kickstarter campaign in order to facilitate the release of the film.
UPDATE! The kickstarter campaign has reached its minimum goal but ideally looking to raise $100k.
Imogen's good friend Zoe Keating is also featured on the soundtrack which is another good reason to help out!
Please watch the trailer above and if you would like to help make this film a reality, donate what you can to the campaign.
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Columnist Art Thiel
Must be weird for Pete Carroll this week. Seattle is host to what amounts to football royalty at the Clink -- theUSC Trojans Saturday against the Huskies and the New England Patriots Sunday against the Seahawks.
Carroll was once king of both empires, run out of one and ran from the other.
In Boston, Carroll was the man between legends, head coach of the Patriots from 1997 to 1999 after Bill Parcells won a Super Bowl following the 1996 season, and succeeded by Bill Belichick, who has been to five Super Bowls, winning three.
In Los Angeles, Carroll presided over seven Pac-10 titles and two national championships, then left for the Seahawks before NCAA sanctions bashed the Trojans.
Hard to say that there's much connection between the career periods except for the man himself. But pop-culture cruelty being what it is, departures are how he is most remembered in two of the biggest sports markets in America.
Throw in the sideshow that two of his premier coaching apprentices, Lane Kiffin at USC and Steve Sarkisian at Washington, are in town doing harm to one another while validating his coaching tree, Carroll would really, really like to win Sunday, for more than the W.
Not that he would admit it, of course. Carroll's been gone a long time from the Pats and three years from USC, so it would be easy for a guy who lives in the now to trapdoor the past.
When Carroll was first asked Wednesday about his tenure in New England, where he twice made the playoffs, he looked upward wistfully and mumbled, "I didn't want to talk about that."
But he was smiling. Carroll can't resist talking about himself, good or bad.
The Foxboro firing was bad, no doubt about it. Owner Robert Kraft canned Carroll after a playoff-free, 8-8 regular season and 27-21, three-year mark that was better than Parcells' 32-32 regular-season mark. Kraft later said the Carroll boot was one of the most difficult decisions he has made in his long tenure.
"A lot of things were going on that made it difficult for him to stay, some of which were out of his control," Kraft told Los Angeles Times in 2000, shortly after Carroll was hired at USC amid some controversy. "And it began with following a legend."
At the time, Carroll, a San Francisco native, admitted he was out of his element in the over-wrought Boston sports culture.
"I think I fit better in other places," Carroll told the San Francisco Chronicle in 2000. "The style that (then-49ers coach) Steve Mariucci has there in San Francisco has been, I think, widely accepted. He's an excellent football coach, [but] if he were [in the East], he'd have been run out a long time ago, just because of the style.
"It's the culture. It's different on the Eastern Seaboard."
He found a fit in SoCal, winning almost forever with a 97-19 record, his practice sideline becoming a Hollywood-celebrity vortex second only to the Kardashian pool. But the Trojans gig went south when the NCAA, after a five-year investigation, found rules violations regarding Heisman Trophy winner Reggie Bush that merited serious sanctions.
Carroll took the Seahawks job prior to the punishments, maintaining all along that the job was too good to pass up, rather than fleeing the federales, a story few in LA or Seattle believe. But now that he has the NFL's No. 1 defense, even fewer care in Seattle.
Naturally, Carroll now looks upon the his sour departure from Boston as a chance for re-invention, which he exploited.
"Getting spanked and getting knocked out of there was a great chance for me to regroup," he said. "I needed to get my act together or I was never going to get another chance. That gave me real insight to create what is so important to me now as a coach and deal with the position.
"I was embarrassed to get fired. I was ready for the next (job). Fortunately, I lucked out and got an opportunity at USC."
Now he's on to another new opportunity in Seattle. He has no empire yet, but what he has is control -- he was hired before his nominal boss, general manager John Schneider, so there's no doubt about where the final call rests. Just as was the case at USC -- for better or worse.
"What I learned from that (New England) situation is that to be a really successful head coach you need to have control," he said. "Otherwise it's somebody else's job that you're dealing with."
That control has helped lead him to a dramatic early season meeting with the Pats, where for 12 years quarterback Tom Brady has been so good for so long that his instructions for the next play are given in single words, making the huddle obsolete. The withering pace has allowed New England become the No.-1 ranked offense, which set a record by gathering 101 first downs over its past three games, an NFL record.
The Patriots and Seahawks don't play much, only twice in 20 years, Seattle winning in Foxboro 30-20 in 2004 and losing at home 24-21 in 2008, pre-Carroll. So it's his first chance to make a statement on the field, which follows up a pretty good one Wednesday:
"Everything that came out of that experience (of being fired in Boston) changed me, and I have never been the same since."
Sunday, then, becomes the chance to prove to the world that he is better than he ever was.


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Whistler: Ski Ripper Sammy Carlson Racks Up Dazzling Bonus Footage in 2011
2012 is here. And Sammy Carlson is set to top his ridiculous riding from last season.
Just how sick was 2011? Peep his bonus footage racked up from a mere three months throwing down in Whistler – as well as some of his sick video parts throughout the years and the season.
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Kyocera Kona
The Kyocera Kona is a simple, elegant flip phone that is finger-friendly and affordable. This stylish phone offers a spacious keypad with large separated keys and large font options for easy viewing. Enjoy capturing life's candid moments in a snap with the Kona's 2-megapixel camera with zoom. The Kyocera Kona also sports a 2.4-inch QVGA TFT LCD internal color display and a 1.44" TFT LCD color external display. Plus, calls can safely be taken over Bluetooth® (2.1 + EDR) wireless technology or via the 3.5mm headset jack. Weighing only 3.7 ounces, the Kyocera Kona is a solid performer for those who crave simplicity and affordability.
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- This will begin your phone's activation process. Be sure to listen for the activation confirmation.
- Once activated, you'll hear the message, "Your phone is now prgorammed, thank you for calling Cricket."
- Your Kyocera Kona will automatically restart and will be ready to use. Due to network availability, the process may take multiple tried to complete. If your initial acitvation does not go through please repeat steps 1 - 4.
- If you are unable to activate your Kyocera Kona you may try Manual Programming (see below).
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- Charge your battery overnight.
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- Once your battery is charged, call 1-800-CRICKET from a different phone to speak with a Cricket representative.
- A Cricket representative will give you:
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- Your 10-digit Cricket Mobile Identification Number "MIN"
- Your 1 to 5-digit Cricket Home ID "CDMA Home SID"
- Turn on your phone using the power button.
- On the keypad enter ##626* to access Susidy Code programming.
- You'll be prompted to enter the Subsidy Code, which you'll do by enter 333333 (3 six times) and pressing [Continue].
- Now from the service programming menu press 1 to access the "MDN".
- Enter your new 10-digit Cricket Phone Number "MDN" that you received from the Cricket representative, then press [OK] to return to the Service Options menu.
- From the menu press 2 to access the "MIN".
- Enter the 10-digit Cricket Mobile Identification Number "MIN" that you received from the Cricket representative, then press [OK] to return to the Service Options menu.
- From the menu press 3 to access the CDMA Home SID.
- Enter the 1 to 5-digit CDMA Home ID that you received from the Cricket representative, then press [OK] to return to the Service Options menu.
- Press the End button and your phone will automatically restart.
- Once manual programming is complete you are ready to make basic calls. Please try Over The Air Programming again to activate all features.
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Just about every horror fan knows about Chris Alexander – writer, musician, journalist, and most famously Editor-in-Chief of Fangoria magazine. Now you can add film directing, cinematography and editing to that resume, as Chris has recently completed his first feature Blood for Irina – a surreal, dreamlike and provocative experiment inspired in part by some of international cinema's most beloved auteurs. I had a very cool Q&A with Chris about the film, his creative process, and the musical score, which he composed and performed himself.
FEARnet: I'm excited that Blood for Irina is making the rounds now. How does it feel seeing it on the big screen?
CHRIS: It is exciting, and extra special for me, considering it was made for nothing and was my "hobby" movie. A few people actually like it and some even think it's destined for cult status. Who knows? But I'm enjoying the ride.
How many screenings have you held so far?
I think this week makes the sixth public screening. We've played Bruges, Mexico, Brooklyn, Toronto... and we played for one night (January 29th) at the coolest venue ever: Times Scare, the year-round haunted house & bar in Manhattan. That's my final destination.
I read that Harry Kumel praised the film... that must have been an awesome feeling, since I'm sure his Daughters of Darkness was one of your inspirations.
Daughters and Werner Herzog's version of Nosferatu are without a doubt my favorite vampire films. Kumel has that gauzy, dreamy sensuality and Herzog brings a studied, still, organic aesthetic.
I'm so in love with Herzog's film. It's a personal favorite of mine.
Both of those pictures exemplify the single most important emotional component of the vampire motif, and that's loneliness. There is a romantic ache to those pictures that I tried to capture and it's probably the strongest component of my little film. Irina is about people – living, dead, in limbo, whatever – that cannot connect with themselves, each other or the world, though they desperately want to.
Did you screen the film for Kumel specifically?
Yes, in fact Harry was the first person I screened the film for, and I was honored that he responded to it. He didn't care for all the blood, however, which is odd considering that I think Irina is relatively tame. I also screened it for Jenny Wright of Near Dark fame, and Jenny is such a poet. She responded very enthusiastically to my deliberate approach – which, let's face it, is not for everyone.
In your imagery, I also see some of Jean Rollin's earthy gothic tones, but with lots of red filters, like a classic giallo.
That use of the color red is in keeping with that Italian and European designer horror flavor.
Were you also inspired by films and directors outside the horror genre?
Yes, I've always loved the meandering, often frustrating approach of masterworks like [Luchino Visconti's] Death in Venice and more recently, Terrence Malick's Tree Of Life. Not that I'm in any way shape or form putting Blood for Irina in the vicinity of Tree, but there is way that film creates an impressionist environment that you kind of get lost in, your mind wanders around in it, it's a fully contained atmosphere where the narrative becomes an almost subjective experience. That was indeed my approach with this film. Many of the sparse night walking scenes were in debt to the "fake New York City" sets of Eyes Wide Shut too.
I picked up a little taste of Carnival of Souls, especially given the seaside location.
You're bang on, there is some Carnival in there; also a dose of Curtis Harrington's dreamy Night Tide. Of course, there's also a dash of early Cronenberg, David Lynch and that sensual slow movement of the vampires in Paul Naschy films like Werewolf vs. the Vampire Woman and Count Dracula's Great Love. As I was finishing cutting the picture in the summer of 2012, I managed to catch Peter Strickland's new picture Berberian Sound Studio, and was excited that the uses of repetitive, obsessive images is in line with my own work. And like Berberian, you either appreciate that and let it work for you, or you reject it. We've won some awards and accolades with Irina, but make no mistake; it's a divisive picture and we've had many walk-outs.
Did you know ahead of time you'd would be filming at that old seaside motel?
Yes, the film was rushed into production so I could film at the motel before it was demolished. It was the Riviera Motel in Burlington, just outside of Toronto. It was built in the 1930s and was essentially a rooming house in recent years – completely run down, home to real (as opposed to reel) fringe people, and the lonely. It looks like a contemporary Gothic ruin, like Dracula's castle in Nosferatu. This is kind of an art-house Canadian Gothic, after all... or as Geoff Pevere from the Globe and Mail called it, "A DIY Nosferatu for the digital age."
That puts you in good company then. So did the location influence the way the story played out?
I actually penned the film around the location, the way I felt about the location, the way it made me feel. In many ways, the film is about four characters, with the Riviera being one of them.
It's cool that you were able to immortalize it on film before it disappeared forever.
Yes, it's now a hole, where a condo will soon stand. That's funny, because in many ways Irina is about destroying the old to make way for the new.
The first time we featured your work on FEARnet, you'd just released Music for Parasites, which included some score cues you wrote for other films. When you were working on that album, were you already forming plans for a feature film of your own?
Blood for Irina grew out of music – some of my old cues, some new ones. The movie is wall-to-wall sound and music; there is no dialogue, and it's just a visual extension of the atmospheric music I like to create. I've always wanted to do something like this, but the chance to actually do it only became real last year.
Some of the Parasites titles returned on your later CD Music for Murder... are they newly recorded or remastered versions?
Longer versions, alternate takes. Some are duplicates. That's the beauty of doing small, limited releases like Parasites: you can resurrect select works that you really like, and chances are they'll be new to other people.
I love the way you use effects to sculpt guitars and vocals into these surreal, pulsing patterns. I imagine that would fit this dreamlike style of filming very well. What kind of music did you settle on for the Irina score?
Exactly that: deep drones, analog synth washes, sparse guitar treatments, female voice, repeating loops... and the images mimic those sounds, I think, fairly effectively.
There's a chaotic, kind of fractal feeling to your tracks, which got me to thinking: did you go into the scoring sessions with certain musical ideas in mind, or did you experiment more freely in the studio without always knowing the outcome?
I made many of the tracks first before I shot anything. In fact, I built much of the film around my music. Then when I got the footage back, I blended new stings, sound effects and vocal experiments to draw out a more visceral and emotional impact. It was cut in segments, to give visual to the sound.
It sounds like the whole post-production creative process was very spontaneous.
Well, I call this film an experimental picture for many reasons, though my actor and co-producer David Goodfellow thinks otherwise, as the film we made was designed intentionally to be as it was. But it was still an experiment – from the music on down, it was an attempt to test the audience's patience and create a flowing, organic work of art.
Will you be releasing a soundtrack album?
The plan is, when Autonomy [Pictures] releases the picture in May, to include either an isolated score track, or a separate disc with the music.
I'd love to hear that. The folks at Autonomy seem to be in tune with experimental and extreme cinema, like The Bunny Game.
Bunny Game was actually a pick-up picture. Mine is their first in-house production.
That's awesome. Did they live up to their name and leave you alone to pursue your vision?
I'm happy to say they asked not for one change from me. They let me do it all alone.
Very cool!
The budget was beyond minimal, so their investment was an incredibly low risk. In fact, I asked for half the budget they offered; I didn't want to waste a dime on superfluous expense and didn't want any expectations.
Will the film be distributed by Autonomy as well?
Yes, they'll release the picture on Blu-ray and DVD this May.
Do you have any other features in the works?
My next film is ready to go. It's tentatively called Chris Alexander's Queen of Blood, not to be confused with Curtis Harrington's classic, but in some ways honoring elements of that film. It's a bizarro world vision of Irina, amped up with a bit of Lifeforce by way of McCabe and Mrs. Miller.
That's a very cool concept.
It will be another low budget, arty affair... it'll have much more evolved effects and sets, though still very organic. We only used natural locations for Blood for Irina, and I plan the same for this, save for an operatic sequence that shows the genesis and birth of a female vampire. It's still up in the air as to who will finance... perhaps Autonomy, perhaps not. But this time next year, no matter what, Queen will be ready to be seen.
That's an amazing turnaround.
I work fast, impulsively. That's my comfort zone, and I think in that zone I create the most interesting work.


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As a sixth-grader in Brentwood, N.Y., Debbie Waldenmaier struggled with reading and had difficulty grasping some concepts that didn't involve visual or audible elements. But her teacher spent extra time with her and helped create new ways for her to learn that eventually allowed her to thrive.
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DIY: Flying wedding couple balloons
When I saw this I just knew that I had to find a way to make it wedding appropriate. This is definitely for a couple who want to PARTY at their reception. Plus, wouldn't it be so fun to have a trampoline jumping shoot with your photographer for your engagement session? I think the best effect would be to have a room chock full of these balloons so it'd really capture the fun atmosphere.
Materials: balloons, string or ribbon, glue, scissors, pictures of the bride and groom about 4-6 inches tall cut out on cardstock
Step 1: Cut around the bodies of the bride and groom
Step 2: Glue to the string or ribbon of the balloon.
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Molly Grundy is an award winning costume designer, fibre artist and illustrator who graduated from OCAD with a bachelor of Fine Art. Always a prolific and energetic artist, Molly strives to push her materials to their limits while constantly building on her ninja skill set. Working in everything from film and television to fashion styling, puppet building and teaching, Molly approaches every task with a sense of humour and love of bold colour. Her work has been featured in numerous shows, commercials and most recently the with Canadian Opera Company and the MuchMusic Video Awards. Molly is over the moon with her recent Fluevog victory and anticipates another action packed year of stupendous sewing...
Nonas 3' x 2' 2010. (Cotton, Wool, Velour, Sheepskin, Spandex, Leather, Vinyl and Buttons)
What exactly does Molly do?
What don't I do?! I'm a costume designer, art director, stylist, illustrator, fibre artist, prop builder, art teacher and karaoke queen! Life is short - get busy!
The Throw Down 3' x 3' 2011. (Faux Fur, Leather, Vinyl and Cotton)
Milano Man 5' x 3' 2010. (Velvet, Cotton, Linen, Taffeta, Leather and Vinyl)
On her first pair of Fluevogs:
My first pair were actually Fox and Fluevog. I found them five years ago in a little vintage shop in London England. They were a sort of 'Anne of Green Gables' lace up boot with a big chunky heal. LOVE AT FIRST VOG BABY!
COC Cinderella Outfit Challenge - The Last Waltz 2011. ( Cotton, Leather, Wood and Fabric Paint)
Fabric Mural 30' x 5' 2009. ( Velvet, Linen, Corduroy, Cotton, Wool)
On entering the FluevogCreative contest:
My best friend sent me the link and I jumped on it. Fluevog and Grundy together at last.....it just felt right. I suppose picturing the glorious shopping spree that would follow helped a bit too.
Monster Martian 2011. (Paper Mache, Black Light Paint)
Big Mouth 2011. ( Paper Mache, Black Light Paint)
Tree Trunk Bangles 2009. (Found Wood, Acrylic Paint, Varnish)
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On the inspiration behind her winning ad Steady As She Goes:
It wasn't hard getting inspired by these sleek little numbers! They immediately reminded me of old cruise line and travel posters from the forties and fifties. It took me the entire length of a wuthering heights audio book to complete the creative.
On what the dreams and future hold for Molly Grundy:
Continuing my lifelong love affair with the colour wheel and insatiable thirst for bold pattern, I want to take my new boots on a world tour....perhaps this time I'll travel by boat.
Keep an eye out in Bust, Juxtapoz, UTNE, Vice, and Wax Poetic magazines for Molly's winning design in print.
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First Baptist Church was constructed in Ames in 1872. The original building, shown here, was replaced in 1910 by a larger church building on the same site. The house north of the church was the parsonage (shown here to the left, or back of the church) and was built while Walter I. Fowle was the minister, in 1906 or 1907. The church was on the northeast corner of Kellogg Avenue and Fifth Street and is shown here before the streets were paved. [See also: 160.891.1-3]. The man in the photograph in the upper right hand of this album page can no longer be identified. This photograph was taken of a page of the family album of Margaret Mitchell Brown, wife of K. W. Brown (grandfather of Farwell T. Brown). K. W. Brown donated the lots upon which the First Baptist Church was built.
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