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When you think of light painting your first thoughts will probably be of people drawing pictures and writing words but you can use it to breath a little more creativity into your still life work too.
As you'll be using longer exposure times or even Bulb mode, a DSLR or an advanced smaller camera, such as the Nikon COOLPIX A, will probably the type of camera you think is best for this sort of technique. However, that's not to say you can't use a compact as many do offer longer shutter speed ranges. As well as your camera, make sure you have a tripod to-hand and you'll need a torch for 'painting' light with. A piece of black card can be useful as you'll be able to create a cone-shape from it to direct light more and translucent coloured paper (sweet wrappers will work fine) can be used to alter the colour of the light you're painting with.
When it comes to the set-up, place your camera on a tripod so you can control the torch with one hand while hitting the shutter button with the other then focus and set the camera on focus lock so that it isn't fooled by the uneven light. If the camera struggles to focus, use your torch to light your subject so the camera can adjust. Any standard torch will do and you can either hold it still or move it around to illuminate different areas of your object. Changing the position of the torch will also prevent hot spots appearing in the image.
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AQUA by El Gaucho
- Address:
2801 Alaskan Way
Pier 70
Seattle, WA 98121Neighborhood:
Waterfront / Belltown
- Cuisine:
SeafoodPrice: $50 and over
AQUA by El Gaucho
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.elgaucho.com/aqua-by-el-gaucho.html
- Phone: 2069569171x
- Hours of Operation:
Open at 4:00 pm daily. Dinner: Nightly from 5:00pm.
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, Seafood, Northwest
- Executive Chef: Wesley Hood
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Entertainment, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Entertainment: Live piano music seven days a week.
A word from AQUA by El Gaucho
Seattle's hidden jewel, gorgeous and warmly elegant, AQUA by El Gaucho sparkles at the tip of Pier 70. Walls of glass showcase some of Seattle's finest views of Elliott Bay, Magnolia Bluff and the Space Needle.Continued
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- Diners' Choice WinnerSeafood
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AQUA by El Gaucho reviews from OpenTable diners
213 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.4
- Ambiance4.5Noise LevelModerate
scenic view (184)special occasion (163)great for outdoor dining (126)romantic (116)fit for foodies (90)notable wine list (78)good for groups (76)vibrant bar scene (34)hot spot (29)great for brunch (27)neighborhood gem (24)great for lunch (16)late-night find (15)kid-friendly (14)Show More
- HerestoUsDined on 9/27/2014This is the third time my wife and I have come here for dinner. We're very pleased with the knowledge and friendliness of the staff. Somalia, Nick, was excellent. We gave him our likes and dislikes in a white wine. He came back with a French wine that was perfect.The setting sun over the sound was a bit annoying and we moved to another table, no hassle, where we still had an excellent view of the sound. We eat at our own pace. An excellent place to eat.Special Features:
- Aqua by El GauchoOpenTable Diner Since 2001VIPDined on 9/23/2014It is GREAT AS ALWAYS, service was wonderful and our fish really, really Wonderful!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A big disappointment :(mp820Dined on 9/20/2014What a shame. So many friends had recommended this place. Booked for our Anniversary dinner and requested a window table. A great start, with hostesses congratulating us on our anniversary, a card and rose petals on the window view table. Then downhill. I don't know what the wait staff were doing but 20 mins went by before we had our order taken and then similar gaps before we saw them again. A spicy shrimp starter with sauce that tasted like the top fell off the spice shaker (and I love spicy food), a rack of lamb with a demi glaze that was so obviously burnt (supposed to be a chef's special) and a filet aqua with over cooked lobster medallion, weedy bearnaise and blah taste. I'm afraid we wont be back.Special Features:
- Amazing servicesydneyDined on 9/20/2014Aqua by El Gaucho is continuously over-delivering on the promise of great customer service. The excellent food, the superior ambiance, the high level of service and over the top menu...desserts...appetizers...wine selection and entrees, creative and delicious!! I am a confirmed Aqua FAN!! Kelly is absolutely the most gracious of hosts, elevating an already wonderful experience into SPECTACULAR!Special Features:
- great sea food, wonderful viewsdimpleDined on 9/19/2014This place has become my new favorite this year. First time, I came here to celebrate my birthday with a large group and had a great time. So, started going back for good seafood and great views. A bit pricey, but a great restaurant for special occasions and can fit large groups.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- all goodellagartoVIPDined on 9/16/2014a bit over priced. but all good. I guess you pay for the view!I would recommend this to a friend.
- Special occasionShipgirlDined on 9/13/2014I mentioned in my reservation that it was my boyfriend's birthday, thinking maybe we would get a special dessert or table. Not only did they give us an amazing table with great views, they had a hand written card with the staffs' signatures, flower petals on the table and when the brought out the birthday dessert we chose, the piano man played "Happy Birthday!" What a night to remember! They really know how to make you feel special!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Aqua - Great for a Swanky Date!MAMDomerDined on 9/13/2014Wonderful restaurant with a stunning view of the sunset over the west of Seattle. Excellent environment for outdoor dining. Wonderful service. Awesome food. Swanky in a great way!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 26th Birthday- Not a local26yearsyoungDined on 9/12/2014Traveled from California for the weekend to Seattle. Celebrated my 26th birthday here. Pricey, but typical steakhouse menu format. Very good food. Great staffSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Special Touches & Excellent Seafoodfood4goodDined on 9/12/2014My wife and I celebrated our 10 year anniversary here and the level of service and personalization blew us away! We arrived to a personalized greeting with a card signed by the entire staff, along with a window table decorated with rose pedals. We started off with a curated collection of raw oysters. The oysters were of decent size and represented a good assortment of local PacNW varieties. For our main course, we decided on the decadent Seafood Baccchanalia which is designed for two and features a nice filet of King Salmon, the most tender steamed lobster tail you'll ever have, a half dozen diver sea scallops, grilled wild prawns with a touch of garlic, and a gorgeous Red King Crab Leg. The best that we both have ever had!!Special Features:
- Special AnniversarySometimeDinerDined on 9/12/2014Great food and a beautiful view, although I think that seafood bacchanalia was overpriced. The blankets were a great touch. It was our anniversary, and the server gave us our desserts for free. That was excellent!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pk27Dined on 9/8/2014Beautiful setting, very good food, quite pricey, service could have been more attentive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/8/2014We are frequent patrons of this restaurant and were there for an anniversary on this occasion. Service was very good to exceptional and several of the waiters and managers stopped by the table to congratulate us, in additon to having rose petals and a card on the table when we arrived!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ThebiegsDined on 9/7/2014Manages to be elegant, but not annoying. Excellent food and spectacular view. Great crab bisque.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- zippyDined on 9/7/2014The view is beautiful from all the tables. Service was very good. Tables have a nice distance between them so you don't feel jammed in. Music in background was pleasant. Expensive but worth the money.Special Features:
- Always wonderfulchm1Dined on 9/3/2014Aqua is always a terrific experience.The service, views, food, and atmosphere are always top notch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not the Real El GauchoclawsquawDined on 8/31/2014I had been here a couple of times before for work-related events, where the menu was limited, and all was delicious. Sunday we went on a personal level and ordered the caeser salad, which we thought would be the same as the real El Gaucho, but to our disappointment, was not. We all ordered steak and all 4 of them were so salty we could barely eat them. The view is to die for and waitstaff was excellent.Special Features:
- Very impressed!!!NoteasilyimpressedDined on 8/31/2014Aqua by El Gaucho exceeded every of our expectations. In fact, we were so satisfied we booked another dinner right away so that we could share a spectacular experience with our dear friends.Special Features:
- Awesome brunch!ericgabeDined on 8/31/2014The food was really delicious. Good variety and a really good price. We're looking forward to coming back when brunch returns in the spring.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Incredible but you pay for itdubie2007Dined on 8/29/2014Very pricey, but it is worth it if you're willing to pay!Special Features:
- Very pleasedTime2dine78Dined on 8/28/2014Overall, the experience was nice. My guest and I were able to enjoy our evening accompanied with great sea food and extensive wine list to choose from. The outdoor seating was perfect with the late August tempurtures. To set the mood a back ground of nice dining music could have been more noticeable. Still a A+ experience and will enjoy this great find again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- PleasedDined on 8/28/2014setting is the best in SEattle and the food delicious and well prepared - tuna fantastic and the double seafood platter outstanding. Great place to have an enjoyable evening and watch the sunset - love every momentSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing View, Great FoodBurtFamily5Dined on 8/28/2014This is a great restaurant! We visited for my wife's birthday. We sat out on the patio, it was 80 degrees outside and watched the boats sail by as we enjoyed some great salmon and steak. Very good appetizer, we had the Gazpacho! I highly recommend Aqua! We also had the Chocolate Caramel Bread Pudding for dessert and it was fantastic!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- No bang for the buckDenbobDined on 8/24/2014My wife and I were not impressed at all, and considering the cost, it was outrageous. My steak was very tough and cooked at medium rare so that was not the problem. My wife's seafood salad was OK but not very much sea food, and the mac and cheese was just OK. We will return for happy hour in the bar which is good, but never again for fine dining! There are too many great restaurants in Seattle for half the price.Special Features:
- DisappointedOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/24/2014The food was great. However, the service by the waiters was horrible. A restaurant at this level the drinks should be refilled without asking along with the bread. We went there to celebrate a milestone birthday and came away disappointed with the service or lack there of that we received. The view from the patio seating was spectacular!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- cosmicmdDined on 8/23/2014A wonderful restaurant with exceptional food and service. Of course, the view overlooking the Puget Sound couldn't be beat. The halibut ceviche was delicious.There were so many delicious seafood options to choose from on the menu, my husband and I couldn't decide what to get.So we chose the seafood plate for two and it was best choice.We were able to taste a little bit of everything.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AquaTimMcDined on 8/23/2014A very nice restaurant. Friendly, helpful, slightly slower service than had hoped but adequate (it was a busy summer weekend night), food was mostly great. Loved the live piano player. They didn't charge us for valet parking and they left a nice signed card and rose petals on the table as we were celebrating our anniversary.Special Features:
- Wonderful nightOnthewayDined on 8/23/2014We started dinner with cocktails & Bliss seafood platter! Bliss is what the entire dinning experience was!Special Features:
- Special SeattlegaryDined on 8/21/2014Almost 5 stars......slightly slow service is the only negative.Special Features:
- OutstandingLilianaVIPDined on 8/21/2014Aqua is an amazing restaurant with a diverse menu to please every taste, service is excellent and the quality of the food superb!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great service with a viewfoodsquidDined on 8/20/2014Took a client to dinner here. We sat outside on a sunny Seattle day. Service was perfect - attentive without being fussy. Waiter was mindful of interrupting table conversation. Food was excellent and prepared to everyone's specific liking. Would definitely go back again. Pricing is high, but understandable for location and quality.Special Features:
- GregVIPDined on 8/18/2014expensive...but special. steaks were over cooked but were replaced without fussSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding service & foodWaterfrontDined on 8/18/2014On a beautiful weekday evening enjoyed outside dining. Business dinner with two East Coast visitors and we each chose various seafood entrees and appetizers. Attentive, accommodating service excellent wine selection and tastefully prepared and presented food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing BrunchBrunchLoverDined on 8/17/2014I've tried AQUA's happy hour before and wanted to give their brunch a try. Their entire brunch buffet was delicious. The selection wasn't huge (which I like) like other seafood brunch buffets, so the quality was great! I thoroughly enjoyed each thing that I ate, especially the oysters! My husband and I were very impressed with the great flavor of all the food. The service at AQUA is always top notch and our visit for brunch was no different.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Usually pretty good, not so todayjbjacks1975Dined on 8/16/2014This is one of three spots I usually recommend on the water as the ambiance is that good, but this time the experience fell completely flat. To be completely fair, I've had everything from pretty good (4/5) to moderate (3/5) experiences, thus keeping Aqua in the rotation, but I will likely not be back after this experience. I flew my wife in town to join me in Seattle as I had to stay over the weekend. We used to live in the area and she really wanted a waterfront dining experience. The service was atrocious - lack of attention to borderline rude. We were literally left alone, waters empty, for long stretches at a time. It really ruined the whole experience. No manager came by, no one checked in, super frustrating. Food was overdone.Special Features:
- Birthday DinnerBBoopDined on 8/16/2014Had a wonderful time. Our waiter Drew was very attentive and made certain whatever our need it would be met. Our food was delivered promptly and quickly. Looking forward to coming back again and again it is definitely worth it. The raw oysters were to die for!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good Service and ViewOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/16/2014Our server was very nice. View was nice and I like how "open" it is, no crammed together tables.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely celebrationLorraineDined on 8/15/2014I must say if you are looking to be treated very special, this is your place. Our birthday guest arrived to a table scattered with yellow rose petals and a card hand signed by the staff. Our server Jarrod, happily allowed us to pay corkage for or special bottle of champagne that we brought along. We started our meal with cocktails from their very creative list and the prawn appetizer. The prawns were well prepared but not over the top. We had a scallops main course and two sea bass all of which were really good. The lobster mashed potatoes weren't very exciting, but a passable side. The shining star was the bread pudding and our server Jarrod. He was so attentive and fun to chat with, he knew the menu and wine list.Special Features:
- Good, but expensivemhaof5555Dined on 8/14/2014This is a great spot for a special occasion. The food is good with a diverse menu. It's not cheap though.Special Features:
- Never fails to please.QueenieDined on 8/14/2014Whenever my husband and I visit Seattle (from the Bay Area), we make sure to dine at Aqua. The food and service is always fabulous and never fails to please.Special Features:


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RN Clinic - Internal Medicine (Per-Diem/Temporary) Job
Date:Aug 19, 2014
Location:Ketchikan, AK, US
Req ID:37574
About PeaceHealth
PeaceHealth, based in Vancouver, Wash., is a not-for-profit Catholic health system offering care to communities in Washington, Oregon, and Alaska. PeaceHealth has approximately 16,000 caregivers, a multi-specialty medical group practice with more than 800 physicians and providers, a comprehensive laboratory system, and nine medical centers serving both urban and rural communities throughout the Northwest. In 1890, Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace founded what has become PeaceHealth. Today, PeaceHealth is the legacy of its founding Sisters and continues to serve communities when invited to do so with a spirit of collaboration and stewardship. This is The Spirit of Healing—The Spirit of PeaceHealth.
Department:Internal Medicine (4100)
Ketchikan Medical Center is part of PeaceHealth, a non-profit organization with facilities located throughout the beautiful Pacific Northwest. Our local medical community consists of over 30 physicians and Allied Health Professionals, of which 20 are employed by PeaceHealth and the medical group. The group is collaborative, collegial and works well together. In a community of our size there is a cross reliance that we find very valuable. Beyond our local community, the medical team expands to 5 additional regions within PeaceHealth, offering a wide expanse of resources. We feel we have the best of both worlds. We enjoy our small rural setting and can offer our community high quality medicine. We have a great video titled, "The Spirit of PeaceHealth" on our website, which speaks to what it is really like to be part of PeaceHealth.
Our hospital is located on an island in a friendly, family-oriented community in scenic Southeast Alaska, just an hour and a half flight from Seattle. This area is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts , those who love the arts, or someone who just wants a quiet, slower-paced life. But of course, you must also love (or at least tolerate), the coastal rainforest! Our thriving community hospital offers compassionate care and state of the art medicine. We are typically treating our friends and family and always put the patients' needs first. Our healthcare is high quality and our technology is cutting edge. Ketchikan Medical Center has been rated the "top performing hospital in Alaska" and PeaceHealth has been rated one of the 50 top-performing hospital systems in the nation by Thomson Reuters. Learn more about practicing at PeaceHealth Ketchikan Medical center by watching this greatYouTube Video.
Provides professional nursing care to patients in the clinic/outpatient setting in compliance with professional practice standards. Promotes a collaborative, interdisciplinary approach towards patients, families and all members of the care delivery team.
1. Assess, plan, implement and evaluate patient care needs. This includes assessing patient's condition, triaging patient phone calls, counseling patients, providing patient education, taking patient histories, administering prescribed medications, changing dressings, cleaning wounds and monitoring patient vital signs.
2. Documents patient care in the healthcare record according to established standards.
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4. Participates in the development of and maintains established policies, procedures and objectives; quality improvement; safety; environmental and infection prevention programs.
5. Performs other duties as assigned.
Graduate of an accredited school of nursing required.
One year of experience as a registered nurse preferred.
Current Registered Nurse licensure in the state in which nurse will be practicing required.
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Demonstrated ability to promote positive interpersonal relationships and patient/family centered work environment
Location: Ketchikan, AK
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-1 M.N t ' I k 1 JV - i o It's back! Alternative Cinema returns to WSU. See a&e page 6 V N LI (2 LLi oXoJeDlS '"""1 Monday, September 21 , 1 998 Volume 61 Number 13 vster to shard 1 iClNEM'V'B r By Ryan Taylor senior news reporter-The Signpost An old Chinese proverb counsels, "To know the road ahead, ask those coming back." Five years ago, Eric Saperston championed this advice and set out on a journey across America "seeking counsel and guidance from our nation's wisest and most accomplished elders." He will detail his findings and experiences when he speaks Thursday at Weber State University. "The Journey," as it became known, began in June 1993 after Saperston completed his course work at San Diego State University. Uncertain of his future, he took to the road in his 1971 Volkswagen bus with his golden retriever, Jack, and only the bare necessities. "I was searching for a purpose in life and the road called me," Saperston said. "Life is unpredictable and you only get one shot." Runners had 30 minutes to beat Carl Arky in the WSU Homecoming 5K Challenge Saturday. Runners take on Carl Arky By Jared Olson news writer-The Signpost Weber State University students are very familiar with the process of "eat and run," but on Saturday many came to WSU to "run and cat." At 10 a.m., close to 150 participants took on the WSU Coca-Cola 5K Challenge and the Farmers Insurance Group Brunch, which was held after the race. The race was part of the 1998 Homecoming festivities and it included the celebrity challenge where runners were given prizes if they beat Carl Arky, the director of broadcasting services for the WSU athletic department. The participants only needed to run the course in under 30 minutes, as Arky finished one second y tk I I V 4 . ) I ' " . If 'if - t f -' .. fa . ,- jg Eric Saperston will speak at Thursday's Convocation to share The motive behind "The Journey" was to bridge the generation gap between the youth of today and elders. By learning from these insightful leaders, students can make a more successful transition from college to their profession. "L it. Brian Stromberg took first. after the 30-minutc mark. "Please don't stop the clock," Arky said at the starting line. "I will finish." The race started and ended at the 4 "There is a breakdown between young people and elders," Saperston said. To repair that breakdown, Saperston interviewed some of the top thinkers and leaders in the country. Among the many people he spoke WSU Health and Physical Education Complex, with the course circling much of the east side of campus. The weather was beautiful and the partici- pants were eager to take part. "It was something fur. to do, to get ?j out on a nice day with friends and family," said Michelle Heward, par-5 ticipant and WSU criminal justice m assistant professor. The overall men's winner was S WSU alumni Brian Stromberg. S Stromberg finished in front of the "H pack with a time of 15 minutes and 31 seconds. WSU student Jenny Dayley was the top women's runner, with a time of 1 7 minutes and 1 7 seconds. Steven Gamer claimed top WSU See Race page 3 his journey with the audience. to include: former President Jimmy Carter; CNN President Tom Johnson; Ritz-Carlton President Horst Schulze; actor Billy Crystal and Jerry Garcia of The Grateful Dead. While learning something from everyone he has met, Saperston said Greeks gather food for Ogden 's needy By Angie Welling copy editor-The Signpost At first glance, it doesn't seem like Weber State University's Greek System, the Clearfield South Stake and the First Presbyterian Church have very much in common. However, the three groups and more than 50 volunteers teamed up Saturday morning in "Share the Harvest," a community service project to glean fields in West Layton and distribute the products to Ogden 's homeless shelters and rescue missions.The project was a result of Debbie Sheldon's hard work and careful plan-, ning. Sheldon is a WSU student, project co-ordinator for the WSU-Davis Center, a member of the First Presbyterian Church and a member of the Clearfield South Stake. She coordinates one service project per month for the WSU-Davis Center, and tries to incorporate volunteers from her additional organizations."You get more people by involving more people," Sheldon said. "We have volunteers here as young as 5 and as old as 55; the more people that show up, the quicker we finish and the more fun we have doing it." Volunteers met at the First Presbyterian Church in Ogden at 8 a.m. They then traveled to Layton, where they spent the next two and a half hours picking green peppers, jalapenocs, cantaloupes and watermelons. Final count: 1 ,000 pounds of green peppers, 500 pounds of Ana "The Journey" has taught him to follow his intuition. "Do the thing you cannot do," Saperston counseled. "If you don't, you'll suffer from a schizophrenic life." Saperston attests his zest for life to his father, who was paralyzed from a stroke one year before he was born. "I learned early on to live with death on my shoulder, but I'm not afraid of dying," Saperston said. Saperston says his message to WSU students will include being yourself and not being afraid to ask for help. "He's top-of-the-line talent and WSU is the only school in Utah he's speaking to," said Joe Pawloski, WSU Convocation chair. Saperston will speak in the Union Building Ballroom Thursday at 10 a.m. He is currently compiling a book and filming a documentary for Disney entitled, "The Journey: Bridging the Gap." heim peppers, 100 pounds of jalapenoes and at least 500 pounds in watermelons and cantaloupes. Greek Council Executive Secretary Marisa McPeck helped the project by getting WSU's fraternities and sororities involved. "My friend is a member of the church and he mentioned they were going to do this," McPeck said. "So I thought it was a good project to get the Greeks involved in because everyone can do it." McPeck approached each of the fraternities and sororities and asked the members to donate some of their time to the project. "It's a good way to get out in the community and help others. It's about service and that's what our sorority is about," said Melanie Wood, a member of Lambda Delta Sigma. Many of the Greeks said they enjoyed participating in the project because it offered them a way to help the community. "It felt so good to get in the community and help others," said Otyokwa member Kristi Shupc. Sigma Gamma Chi president Brandon Richards agreed, "It just makes us feel good to help others in need." Sheldon said one of her goals is to build positive relations between WSU and the community, and she plans on doing that through monthly service projects. 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For 12 years Denise Glasford's sister fought in the Army, but died last year on Memorial Day.
"Thinking about her and wishing she was still here with us," Glasford said. "It's been a tough year for the family."
Glasford started caring for her sister's children, who say not a day goes by without thinking about their mother.
"I miss how she would always tuck me in bed," said Jasmine McCoy, Glasford's 10-year-old niece.
Glasford and her niece and nephew are three of dozens of family members paying tribute to soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice. Here at Fort Gordon's Warrior Remembrance Memorial Day Ceremony, they're honoring those killed, and remembering those they left behind. Soldiers say the national holiday is much more than a day off from work to barbeque and celebrate.
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The flags planted by a memorial stone in Freedom Park at Fort Gordon represent fallen soldiers. The loved ones remembering them, they have a support group here on post.
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And like several families in the CSRA, Glasford and her niece and nephew will always have a community to lean on as they mourn the loss of a fallen hero.
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Washington D.C. (KELO AM) - National Farmers Union (NFU) has bestowed one of its most prestigious honors, the Friend of the Family Farmer award, upon Sen. Tim Johnson of South Dakota. Sen. Johnson was presented the award Monday, Sept. 9, during a reception at the Kennedy Room inside the Russell Senate Office Building in Washington, D.C. The reception was held in conjunction with NFU's Fall Legislative Fly-In.
"Sen. Johnson is a longtime friend of National Farmers Union," said NFU President Roger Johnson. "Throughout his career he has been a champion for family farmers and ranchers on issues ranging from farm bills, to energy policy, to competition in the livestock industry. His work on the banking committee helped to provide rural communities with access to the financing and credit they need to be successful.
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Sun Valley Resort is excited to announce plans to enhance the Sun Valley Lodge, originally constructed in 1936 as America's first destination ski resort. The project will refurbish guest rooms as well as update the lobby, restaurant and other guest amenities. Some of the smallest rooms will be combined to create suites with fireplaces and expanded bathrooms with large showers, baths and vanity areas.
The lobby will be enhanced to provide space for more gathering and visiting while enjoying the views of the terrace, ice skating and the ski mountain. With these improvements, the utmost care will be taken to maintain the character and essence of this magnificent historic building that was originally designed by Stanley Underwood in 1935. For nearly 80 years the Sun Valley Lodge has been recognized as an icon of architecture, hospitality, comfort and entertainment. As the pictures in its hallways display, it has been a place where movie stars, dignitaries and other celebrities come together with kids, families, locals and visitors of all walks of life throughout the world to enjoy the beauty and recreation that Sun Valley has to offer.
An adjoining 20,000 square foot full service spa and salon will also be constructed, offering resort guests and the local community access to a wealth of relaxing treatments, health and wellness activities, salon services and more. The spa will be built to harmoniously interact with the beautiful Lodge pool and the spectacular views of Baldy. It will include 15 private treatment rooms for both individuals and couples, large locker rooms with steam and sauna facilities, relaxation lounges, a yoga studio and a large fitness facility with the most up to date aerobic and strengthening equipment. The Sun Valley Spa will add a new dimension and attraction for the entire community.
"There are few more enduring icons of quality and hospitality in the world than the Sun Valley Lodge." said Carol Holding, resort owner for the last 37 years with her late husband Earl. "Our family has loved Sun Valley for over three decades. We have always tried to make it better while maintaining the personal and intimate feeling that makes it so special. We want to keep the wonderful feeling of the Lodge while at the same time providing the modern comforts and conveniences that our guests expect, fitting the Lodge for the next 75 years of fun in the sun."
Sun Valley has retained the Boston design firm of Frank Nicholson Inc and local architects Ruscitto, Latham, Blanton to oversee the project. Having worked together for over two decades for the Holdings in Sun Valley, this design team is very familiar with the needs and character of the resort. Their prior projects include: River Run Lodge 1994, the Sun Valley Inn and Ballroom expansion 2003, Carol's Dollar Mountain Lodge 2004, the Sun Valley Lodge improvements in 1996 & 2004 and the Sun Valley Pavilion 2008.
"Construction of the spa is scheduled to begin in April 2014, with the full Lodge renovation to follow in September," said Tim Silva, Sun Valley's General Manager. "We anticipate completing both projects by June 2015. We are pleased that during construction the Sun Valley Inn, cottages and condominiums as well as restaurants, retail shops and entertainment venues will be fully operational to accommodate Sun Valley's guests."
What specifically is being done to the Lodge?
This will be one of the most extensive renovations ever done, and will include the following:
• All guest rooms will be upgraded and refurbished, and many combined to create larger rooms (king and double-queen suites).
• All bathrooms will be enlarged & modernized, with plumbing upgraded throughout.
• The public areas (i.e., Lobby, Gretchen's, Duchin) will be refurbished to make them brighter and more welcoming.
Will the style and interior design of the Lodge change with the renovation?
The style will not change, but the Lodge will feel fresher and more refined. At this point we cannot offer details with regard to specific design elements in the public areas, but the final "look' will still be traditional, cozy and warm.
Will the historical aspects of the Lodge be maintained?
Absolutely. Mrs. Holding is personally overseeing the designs for the Lodge renovation, and no one is more committed to the traditions and history of Sun Valley than she is. The integrity and character of the Lodge will be maintained, while the necessary upgrades are implemented in order to enhance the guest experience.
What will the new Spa look like?
We will greatly expand and move our existing salon, spa and fitness facilities into a new and separate 20,000 square foot building adjacent to the Lodge, and into a first floor extension of the northwest Lodge wing along the pool. The main entrance and reception for the spa will be in the new building, which will also contain our salon, treatment rooms, and, on the top floor, a few guest suites. Some of the spa facilities will be housed in the adjacent wing of the Lodge. The spa will also be accessible from the first floor of the Lodge.
Will the Lodge exterior change at all?
The exterior of the Lodge will remain the same. There will be a one story addition to the pool side of the northwest wing of the Lodge.
For how long will the Sun Valley Lodge be closed?
For approximately 9 months, beginning after Labor Day, and until the beginning of June 2015.
How will the construction project affect Christmas celebrations in the village?
Our Christmas festivities will be as marvelous as usual, including the Christmas Eve Nutcracker on Ice, the Torchlight parade, Tree Lighting, Holiday Window Stroll, etc. The only change is that the LDR will be closed, and the Christmas dinners traditionally served there will be hosted at the Clubhouse. The Konditorei, the Ram, Trail Creek Cabin, the Roundhouse will also welcome guests for special holiday dining experiences.
Will the ice rink still be available continuously during the construction? Will Ice Shows and dinner buffets still be held this summer?
Yes. We will have a great Ice Show line-up for this summer, and will continue to serve our popular ice show dinner buffet on the Lodge Terrace.
Will the Lodge and new Spa Building be energy efficient?
As with all recent construction on the Sun Valley property, the Lodge renovation and new spa building will be designed in an environmentally conscious way, and with a view towards achieving increased energy efficiencies and water savings.
What pool will guest of the Lodge be using during the renovation?
Sun Valley Lodge guests are welcome to use the Sun Valley Inn pool now and the Olympic pool starting May 30.
Where has the Sun Valley Beauty Salon and Spa been relocated?
The Beauty Salon and Spa is now open behind the Post Office on the east side of Sun Valley Village.
Can I place a reservation for a room in the newly renovated Lodge?
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Christopher Vincent "Thundergod" Metzen is Blizzard Entertainment's vice president of creative direction. He is responsible for most of the storylines and lore (through instruction manuals, etc.) found in the Warcraft, Diablo and StarCraft series of games as well as concept art and character design. His position in creative development has given him the reins over lore and storylines created for the games of the Blizzard franchise, the foundations of which were laid by previous designers. Metzen also supervises the lore created for the pen & paper rpg, mangas, and novels of Blizzard's universes. He has voiced numerous characters in the Warcraft and StarCraft games.
Although taking on a mainly supervising role, Metzen has developed concept art of his own. He describes his style as "a comic-type approach to fantasy and sci-fi" and cites Walt Simonson, Jim Lee, Alex Ross, Larry Elmore, and Keith Parkinson among his inspirations in character design. He also admits his preference for designing heroes and villains over doing monster and mechanical design.[1]
He voices the battlecruiser, ghost, and marine in StarCraft I and Brood War.[2]
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Metzen has also taken upon the role of author/co-author of works in the Warcraft universe and is the author of the StarCraft short story StarCraft: Revelations.
He authored a Jim Raynor story for StarCraft: Frontline: Volume 4 called Homecoming.[3]
Other WorkEdit
Metzen does work outside of Blizzard Entertainment as well, such as a comic book about a second American civil war in the near future.[4] He worked on the Transformers: Autocracy series, a 12-issue 8-page miniseries by IDW publishing, available online only via browser, iPad and iPhone.[5]
- ↑ Sons of the Storm Profile. Accessed 2008-05-04
- ↑ Chris Metzen (2009). BlizzCon Panel. BlizzCon 2009. YouTube. Accessed 2010-06-07.
- ↑ Metzen, Chris (w), Hector Sevilla (p, i). "Homecoming." In StarCraft: Frontline: Volume 4 (paperback binding), pp. 6-27. Tokyopop, October 1, 2009. ISBN 978-1427-81698-6.
- ↑ Cecil Vortex. 2008-04-24. An Interview with Chris Metzen, Part Two. Cecil Vortex. Accessed 2008-05-18.
- ↑ Medievaldragon. 2012-01-31. Transformers: Autocracy # 1 – Blizzplanet Giveaway. Blizzplanet. Accessed 2012-02-04.
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In 2012, Rainbow Access Initiative (RAI) continued to thrive because of the dedication of the Board of Directors and volunteers. Oftentimes, when folks learn about RAI and find out we are a small grass-root Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, & Transgender non-profit with no paid staff they are often surprised at how much we can accomplish with such limited resources, and this year was no exception.
If this is your first exposure to RAI, it is important to know we are the only LGBT–specific organization serving the capital district of New York State (Albany, Rensselaer, Saratoga & Schenectady Counties) focused solely on the development of LGBT inclusive & specific health care and human services. Our mission is to ensure the LGBT community in the capital district has access to culturally competent and compassionate health care and human services.
We work to achieve this mission through a two-tier approach: one focused on reaching out and engaging with health care and human service providers and organizations, the other to engage and empower LGBT individuals, their families and the community at large.
January - The Board of Directors and a cast of volunteers chose to kick the year off with a bang, and we hosted our first ever Beach Party. Oftentimes, the winter months just following the holiday excitement can be cold, dark and difficult. So, we decided to face Mother Nature with a hot and comical beach party hosted by Rocks in downtown Albany. The event featured drag performances, local comics and giveaways including a three night stay at the Cherry Grove Beach hotel on Fire Island, NY. The generosity of the attendees and the community at large made this our first successful fundraiser of the year.
February – Some of you may know Rainbow Access Initiative is a member of the NYS LGBT Health & Human Service Network which is a program of the Empire State Pride Agenda. The RAI Board of Directors takes this membership very seriously and as such, Board President Chad Putman is an active member of the Network Health Committee. This committee is responsible for the development of LGBT Health Month in NYS which is an annual initiative that occurs in March. Twenty-Twelve marked our second annual initiative and that kicked off in late February with great fan-fair at the NYS Capital thanks to the organization of our Board President. This year featured a press conference, news coverage, Senate & Assembly Resolutions of Support, and remarks by NYS Senator Neil Breslin and the National Coalition for LGBT Health's Executive Director, Hutson Inniss.
March – The RAI Board of Directors and volunteers worked hard over a six month period of time to put together our first ever Art of Health event. This was a full day extravaganza which took place in early March at the Schenectady Light Opera Company in Schenectady, NY. The event featured our 2nd annual LGBTQ Health & Wellness Expo complete with breakout sessions focused on topics like alternative therapies, drawing and creative arts, the art of drag, educational theater and poetry. The daytime event featured lunch with special guest and author, Marc Renson, an openly gay entrepreneur and owner of Ambitions Café on Jay St.
The Art of Health evening event was a step beyond your average awards dinner and featured a live variety show with comedy, dance, theatrical performances, along with several melodies by the Albany Gay Men's Chorus. Intermixed with the performances and live auction the RAI Board of Directors awarded local talent for making a splash in the performance arts in a way that has benefited the health and wellness of the LGBT community here in the capital district.
RAI Access Award recipients were as follows: Albany High School Theatre Ensemble for the Laramie Project (Ward Dales - Theatre Arts Instructor & Fiona Thompson), Proctors for QFEST which is an annual LGBT film festival held at the GE theater in Proctors and is organized by Joey Hunziker, and lastly to our favorite drag queens, Carmie Hope (Steven Homes) – Frieda Munchon (David Bagnardi) & Whiskey Sour (Kevin Bruce) for their dedication to LGBT health through performance and volunteerism.
RAI paid special recognition to the cast and crew of Homo Radio (WRPI/91.5 FM) with the Bobbi Williams Access Award. This pioneering show which focuses on the LGBT community recently celebrated 20 years on the air in February, 2012. At the time of the award, the Homo Radio cast and crew included Co-Producers Sean McLaughlin and Dr. Ray H. Werking Jr., Ryan Smith - Community Calendar Editor, Tim Ruppert – Program Assistant, Joe Galu – News Writer, and Co-Hosts Ulysses de Armes, Dave Leybig, and Kathy Breda.
The Trevor Project – Thanks to a multi-year agreement with The Trevor Project, RAI and Trevor volunteers were delighted to bring the lifesaving resources of the Trevor Project to the youth of the First Unitarian Society of Schenectady in late March. The Lifeguard Workshops, developed to prevent suicide among LGBTQ youth, were offered to junior and senior high school students and were followed by a panel discussion on LGBT bullying for the full congregation.
April – Spring is often a time when RAI and Trevor volunteers are able to facilitate a number of Lifeguard Workshops in area schools, and this year was no exception. We were delighted to be welcomed back to Mohonasen High School for their annual Day of Silence event and to facilitate a series of Lifeguard workshops for over 100 youth. This year also featured a special performance by Josh Rivadel (playwright, songwriter and actor) of "The Gospel According to Josh". A one-man show featuring multiple characters and songs, this play chronicles Josh's battle with depression and suicide after losing his grandfather and father to suicide.
April was rounded out with an article in the Schenectady Gazette which featured RAI's "My (LGBTQ) Healthcare Story Matters" project. The article focused on a local Transgender community member and her struggle accessing competent and compassionate health care and human services in the capital district. This project was launched over a year ago and features videos and stories in print about the experiences of LGBT people engaging with health and human service providers in our area (www.RAI-Health.org)
June – Pride month. RAI Board members and volunteers always make it a point to participate in this annual celebration of the LGBT civil rights movement. This year, RAI tabled at Capital Pride in Albany and also marched in the annual gay pride parade featuring our work with the Trevor Project and the Human Rights Campaign – Healthcare Equality Index. In fact, we closed out June with our 2nd annual Motorcycle Ride for LGBT Healthcare Equality with nearly a dozen riders and stops at Ellis Medicine, Albany Medical Center and Saratoga Hospital. This year's ride was extra special when we were greeted by over 25 employees at Saratoga Hospital which was an incredible experience for all.
September – RAI Board member, Katie Moskal and Board President, Chad Putman participated in the annual Schenectady County Triathlon to promote LGBT health care in the capital district. Katie and Chad both finished their first ever "triathlon" which featured a seven mile bike ride, three mile run and two laps around a small lake in Scotia in a kayak. The event raised some funds for RAI but also helped RAI to reach the larger community regarding our work.
October – Aside from gearing up for the release of the 2013 Healthcare Equality Index survey, RAI hosted a special performance of the "Fabulous Darshan" at the Schenectady Light Opera Company which featured the playwright and NYC cast for a live reading. The event was a success thanks to the promotional help from our friends at Homo Radio with weekly announcements and an appearance by RAI Board President, Chad Putman.
November – Featured the release of the Human Rights Campaign – Healthcare Equality Index (HEI) 2013 survey which is a nationally recognized tool utilized by RAI to promote best practices in LGBT patient care. RAI is committed to securing participation in the HEI 2013 by one or more of the major medical centers in the capital district. Currently, of the 400 medical centers that participate in the HEI across the nation (15 of which in New York State), none serve the capital district.
November was also a month RAI Board President, Chad Putman was able to participate in the annual meeting of the National Coalition for LGBT Health for which RAI has been a long standing member. This year, Mr. Putman was part of a panel focused on LGBT Health & Wellness and explored the impact of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), also known as ObamaCare, on LGBT individuals and families across the country and right here in New York State. This panel and related discussions at the annual meeting led to the development of a committee focused on LGBT community engagement and empowerment as the ACA roles out toward full implementation in 2014. Mr. Putman has taken an active role on this committee and is optimistic the ACA will play a crucial role to address health disparities experienced by the LGBT community through health insurance enrollment and anti-discrimination provisions found in the ACA.
December – A month for reflection and looking ahead…
Twenty-Twelve has truly been a banner year for RAI with many of the highlights noted above. Many of the events noted have been made possible by funding received through RAI's participation in the NYS LGBT Health & Human Service Network, more specifically Senate funding which was allocated to RAI back in 2011. Unfortunately, this funding is all but dried up and has left RAI completely dependent of fundraised dollars. However, RAI is hopeful that an application for state funding will come through in 2013 in the form of a 5 year grant specifically set aside in the Governor's 2012 budget to develop LGBT health care and human services in NYS. Either way, the mission and work of RAI will continue on because this work is too important to walk away from at this crucial time.
The Board of Directors - Rainbow Access Initiative is as strong, vibrant and engaged as those who run it. The community at large and RAI has benefited from the dedication of Board members like Kiera Griffiths (Finance Committee Co-Chair) and Katie Moskal (former Vice President). These two individuals have served the board and the organization for a number of years and will be deeply missed as they move on to a new and exciting chapter. RAI is grateful to have the ongoing support of Board Members Andy Little and Jenna Zirbel who have remained dedicated even after a big move to North Carolina in 2012. RAI hopes to have Steve Hendrickson back in 2013 after a personal leave of absence. RAI is also grateful and would like to welcome new members Jonny Puglia (Trevor volunteer extraordinaire) and James Taft who joined the Board of Directors in November.
RAI is always looking for new talent and passion in the form of board members and volunteers. If you would like to become involved with Rainbow Access Initiative or would like to learn more about our work, please visit www.RainbowAccess.org, "like" us on Facebook at "Rainbow Access Initiative" and contact Board President, Chad Putman at 518-225-0957 or by emailing email@example.com
RAI is a 501 c/3 and donations are always appreciated and can be mailed to RAI, P.O. Box 9144, Niskayuna, NY 12309. -Thank You!
With warm regards,
Chad Putman, LMSW


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I bought a two pound roast the other day at Whole Foods. It made for two amazing dinners and several wonderful lunches.
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Take the beef out of the fridge an hour before placing it in the oven. Preheat the oven to 475F.
Chop up the onion and carrots and place them into a casserole dish. Separate the garlic bulb into cloves but do not peel the cloves. Cover the roast in olive oil, salt and pepper. Place the roast on top of the vegetables.
Place the roast in the oven. Set the heat down to 400F as soon as it's in. Cook for one hour for medium doneness, and extra 10 minutes if you want it well-done. Baste the beef right before you take it out. Once you remove the beef, set it under foil for a half hour while it continues to cook. Take the roasted vegetables and set them aside in a covered dish.
Serve with whatever side dishes you want. I served the roast with rice pilaf and roasted asparagus (drizzle with honey, cover with salt and pepper and either grill or broil for five minutes). Eat the roasted vegetables, but set aside the roasted garlic for the next night.
The next night was even better. Vasant and I only had a quarter of the roast that first night. The next night, we cut up the cold roast and made sandwiches. These were amazing.
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Take the roasted garlic out of the peel and place into a dish. Mash all the roast cloves into a paste and add 2 tsp olive oil and a dash of salt. Mix up the roast garlic and olive oil.
Cut the croissants in half. Add a thin slice of brie and a slice of roast beef. Spread the garlic aioli over the roast beef. Top with the salad and cover with the other half of the croissant.
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ARMISTICE DAY, 1918 by ROBERT GRAVES
What's all this hubbub and yelling, Commotion and scamper of feet, With ear-splitting clatter of kettles and cans, Wild laughter down Mafeking Street?
O, those are the kids whom we fought for (You might think they'd been scoffing our rum) With flags that they waved when we marched off to war In the rapture of bugle and drum.
Now they'll hang Kaiser Bill from a lamp-post, Von Tirpitz they'll hang from a tree.... We've been promised a 'Land Fit for Heroes'--- What heroes we heroes must be!
And the guns that we took from the Fritzes, That we paid for with rivers of blood, Look, they're hauling them down to Old Battersea Bridge Where they'll topple them, souse, in the mud!
But there's old men and women in corners With tears falling fast on their cheeks, There's the armless and legless and sightless--- It's seldom that one of them speaks.
And there's flappers gone drunk and indecent Their skirts kilted up to the thigh, The constables lifting no hand in reproof And the chaplain averting his eye....
When the days of rejoicing are over, When the flags are stowed safely away, They will dream of another wild 'War to End Wars' And another wild Armistice day.
But the boys who were killed in the trenches, Who fought with no rage and no rant, We left them stretched out on their pallets of mud Low down with the worm and the ant.
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|Graves, Robert (1895-1985)
|Armistice Day, 1918
|Item Date
|(1995, 1997, 1999)
|File type
|Repository name
|Repository URL
|The Robert Graves Copyright Trust
|First line
|What's all this hubbub and yelling,
|Publication source
|Robert Graves Complete Poems: Volumes 1 - 3
|Publication editor
|Graves, Beryl and Ward, Dunstan
|Publication place
|Digital repository
|The First World War Poetry Digital Archive
|Reference URL