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Macular degeneration and cataracts are now affecting people at a younger age – as early as 40 years old. Losing your vision is one of the most devastating health conditions you can develop as you get older.
Did you know that over the years:
● The nutrients in your eyes become depleted
● You no longer get enough of all the nutrients you need for eye health just from your diet
● Sunlight can increase your risk of cataracts and macular degeneration
● Your retina can become damaged, and your body is less able to heal
You are not alone. New research shows that daily intake of specific nutrients can support and maintain healthy vision, and even help reduce the risk of developing age-related macular degeneration and cataracts.
Saffron 2020 is a new 'over-the-counter' eye health supplement in the form of oral capsules that is approved by Health Canada.
(NPN 80030166). Saffron 2020 is effective and safe, so you can take it for as long as you want. It is natural and safe, with no limitation for duration of its use.
Saffron 2020 is formulated using the most important eye health nutrients, with the vision to help you maintain your eyesight.
Saffron 2020 is formulated in convenient once-daily vegetarian capsules. One bottle contains 30 vegetarian capsules for one month supply. You only need to take one capsule per day. If you have difficulty swallowing capsules or pills, you can open Saffron 2020 capsules and mix the content with a soft food (e.g., apple sauce) and ingest it.
Saffron 2020 is one product formulated with 10 natural ingredients for multiple eye health indications specifically for age-related macular degeneration (AMD), and cataracts. It is also recommended to healthy adults to help maintain their eyesight.
Saffron 2020 is manufactured at a GMP-certified facility located in Ontario, Canada.
Saffron 2020 is useful for both dry AMD and wet AMD.
Saffron 2020 is a new product that works. We guarantee your satisfaction. Try Saffron 2020 for a full 3 months. If you don't see results we'll give you your money back-GUARANTEED.
Based on research studies on saffron we recommend supplementation with Saffron 2020 for a period of minimum three months in order to notice the first beneficial effects.
How does saffron help support healthy vision?
You may have used saffron for cooking. It's known as the world's most expensive spice. With its distinctive golden threads and pungent aroma, saffron adds flavor to paella, bouillabaisse, rice and baked goods.
Did you know that saffron has been used for centuries in Persia and across Europe and the Middle East to promote health?
Did you know that saffron is very rich in the orange-yellow pigments (carotenoids) that are also in fruits and vegetables, that protect the cells of your eyes?
New studies show that saffron has unique benefits for eye health, especially for age-related macular degeneration and cataracts.
Studies demonstrated that saffron can increase blood flow to the retina, protect it from photo-oxidative damage, and help restore and improve visual performance.
According to recent research:
"…saffron activates mechanisms of self-defense and self-repair in the retina of the eye protecting it against oxidative damage. Saffron restores some of the lost vision, and then stabilizes retina against further degeneration, which is the classic cause of development and progression of AMD."
"…the golden culinary herb [saffron] can both protect and reverse the course of sight degeneration. A clinical trial in Italy treating AMD patients with dietary saffron found promising signs of an improvement in eyesight. .....The herb saffron may hold one of the keys to preventing the loss of sight in old age – and may even help to improve vision....."
" Although the ways of action are still under investigation it seems reasonable to conclude that saffron components are able to reduce photoreceptor death and preserve visual function". Source: Vis Neurosci. 2014 Sep;31(4-5):355-61.
Major news outlets have covered the story of saffron benefits in AMD, for a brief collection of media clips please click here....
What makes Saffron 2020 unique?
● The stigma from saffron is a spice, harvested from the Crocus sativus flower, a member of the iris family.
● It takes the stigmas from 85,000 flowers to get just 1 kilogram of raw saffron.
● After drying, this yields only 200 grams of saffron powder! (That's why it's the world's most expensive spice).
● Saffron has high levels of nutrients that protect the cells of the eyes.
Saffron 2020 has many other important nutrients for healthy eyes, including:
Lutein (6 mg) and zeaxanthin (2 mg): These yellow and orange colors are in many fruits and vegetables.
Why include lutein and zeaxanthin?
Our bodies can't make lutein and zeaxanthin,
so we need to get the right amounts from foods and supplements
Saffron 2020 also includes vitamins and minerals:
In various studies and clinical trials antioxidant vitamins found in certain foods have been linked with eye health. They help to maintain healthy cells and tissues in the eye. The main focus of these studies has been on the anti-oxidant vitamins A, C , E, and B2.
● Vitamin A for general eye health and to develop and maintain night vision
● Vitamin B2 for normal, healthy vision
● Vitamins C & E that work together to help protect cells in our eyes against daily damage as we age.
● Minerals zinc and copper: minerals that play an important role in keeping your eyes healthy.
You may find other vision supplements with some of these nutrients.
Only Saffron 2020 has the unique blend of saffron with resveratrol, lutein, zeaxanthin, vitamin A, B2, C, E, zinc and copper.
Saffron 2020 helps you maintain healthy vision and good eye health, and is recommended to you if you:
● Are a healthy adult with healthy eyes and want to maintain your eye health over the years
● Are diagnosed with age-related macular degeneration (AMD) or cataracts and want to maintain your eyesight
● Have family history of AMD or cataracts and want to protect your eye health
● Have lifestyle risk factors such as smoking
● You are concerned that your diet may lack important eye health nutrients at the required level
● Are exposed to high levels of light from the sun or computer screens or experience eye strain
Saffron 2020 gives you the strongest protection for your eyesight in age-related macular degeneration (AMD) and cataracts.*
● Convenient vegetarian capsules that you take only once a day to get the most important eye health nutrients.
● Contains 20 mg of the highest quality saffron, harvested by hand to ensure premium quality.
● Scientific research shows that the combination of nutrients in Saffron 2020 support your eyesight in age-related
macular degeneration and cataracts.


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Stitch Fix November 2015 Contents
After a brief hiatus from Stitch Fix, I started to miss my monthly boxes and decided to give it another go. I found that it was hit and miss with stylists previously, but Meghan really took the time to find pieces that worked for me this month. Thank you Meghan if you're reading this! Although I only ended up keeping one piece, I was close to keeping a couple of others and found qualities I loved about every item in this box. This time of year I'm a little more budget conscious than usual, so that's another reason I didn't choose to keep more. Read on for a breakdown of what I received in my Stitch Fix November 2015 box and my thoughts on each item.
The first item I unboxed and tried on was the Collective Concepts Marge Dress (above, $88). I immediately fell in love! This dress has me written all over it. From the plunging faux-wrap neckline to the fitted waist and loose skirt, it's the perfect holiday season party dress. It even has pockets, I love dresses with pockets! And best of all, it's black. Who doesn't need another cute LBD?! The Collective Concepts Marge Dress was a keeper for sure, no question in my mind.
Next up was another dress, the Collective Concepts Helma Dress (above, $78). Although a cute dress, I didn't dig the higher neckline and it was a little snug in the chest for me anyway. The gold color was fun and another great holiday dress option, just not the right cut and fit for me. The Collective Concepts Helma Dress was a pass.
Now onto tops, the first being the Loveappella Karuh Cold Shoulder Banded Knit Top (above, $58). When I first saw the cutout shoulders, it reminded me of stuff I wore in junior high school. But, when I tried it on, I kinda liked it! I love gray, I loved the material, it fit perfect. The only thing not working for me was again the neckline. With a larger bust, I just feel like high necklines don't flatter me. If they make this Loveappella Karuh Cold Shoulder Banded Knit Top in a scoop or v-neck, I just might take it!
My next top was the Laila Jayde Bowie Solid Dolman Sleeve Top (above, $58). At first I had planned on keeping this. I love dolman tops as they hide the signs of indulging pretty well! I also loved the burgundy color and the lightweight material that's perfect for San Diego winters. I tried it on for my husband though and his first comment was that it looks like something a person would wear who's trying to cover up big arms or something. Exactly why I liked it I suppose, but not the first impression I was hoping to make. I already own a nice dolman top (also from Stitch Fix), so I decided to pass on the Laila Jayde Bowie Solid Dolman Sleeve Top after all.
Last but not least, I received the Fate Harry Lace Black Pullover Sweater (above, $68). This is another one I was on the fence about. I love all things black, especially v-neck sweaters, and the hubs loved it too! The lace detail back was SO much fun also! I think if it were $10-$15 less I may have caved. I just thought I really don't need another black sweater, and the back might be a bit too revealing for this mom of two. Though very cute, I ultimately passed on the Fate Harry Lace Black Pullover Sweater…though I might regret it later.
Stitch Fix November 2015 Consensus
So, Stitch Fix, I am back. I really loved this box. Even though I only kept one item, everything had a place in my closet. I look forward to seeing what next month brings, and please let Meghan style me again!! Readers, are you a Stitch Fix subscriber? If so, what did you love in your Stitch Fix November 2015 box? If you aren't a subscriber yet, learn more about Stitch Fix or try your own box here!

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Dragonmead Microbrewery
Slopeside Lounge | 6pm
Founded in 1997, Dragonmead Microbrewery was well ahead of the craft beer revolution in Michigan. Their purpose in life is to produce beer so amazing that it changes the overall nature of the industry. The have maintained that purpose for over 18 years. With over 40 different styles of beer they bring you old world ambience mixed with modern world taste. Come enjoy their unique brew choices at the Slopeside Lounge!
Dragonmead Microbrewery beer list will be coming soon!
This event is part of our 2018 Winter Tap Takeover Series. We invite you to join us each Friday as a different brewery takes over the taps in the Slopeside Lounge.◂ Return to Events Calendar


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Published: Friday 30th January 2015 by The News Editor
Justin Bieber has apologised for his bad behaviour in a new video, saying he wants people to know he has a caring side.
In the two-minute video posted on Facebook, the singer says his "arrogant and conceited" attitude over the last two years was just to cover up his true feelings.
He added that growing up in the industry was tough.
Bieber, 20, visited The Ellen DeGeneres Show on Wednesday and said he was "nervous" about the appearance and did not know how people would react to him.
He was booed heavily at the Fashion Rocks event last year and his recent Calvin Klein ad was ridiculed. His tumultuous behaviour has ranged from a drink-driving arrest and egg-throwing vandalism to clashing with a paparazzo.
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Threesome Sweetness is the third in my bestselling Irish Kisses series of novellas. Set in an Irish Pub in the heart of Soho, London, you can bet your nelly that drinks--yummy irish cream treats--feature heavily in the story. Not only are they featured, but they are the namesakes of each book in the series.
Here's the recipes, perhaps the tasty treats will warm ya cockles on this cold winter's day. For maximum effect, I recommend reading the ebook to go with;)
If you're looking for something a little bit extra spicy, then Threesome Sweetness may just be the one for you to start with. Each of the stories in the Irish Kisses series can be read as stand alones, but I do suggest reading them in order for the full experience.
Release Date: November 9th 2012
Series: Irish Kisses, three of four
Length: 9.7K
Heat Rating: four flames
Publisher: Decadent Publishing
USA Price: 2.99
UK Price: 2.32
Book Landing Page HERE
For excerpt, trailer, reviews and more... HERE
A shot of Threesome Sweetness stirs up emotions….
Elizabeth, a part-time manager of Bell's Irish Pub and business student, is newly hitched. Her marriage could use a serious shake up, but she finds shopping a more therapeutic use of her time.
If Todd's wife is happy, he's happy. But it seems nothing is putting a sweet smile on her face these days, not even her friends at Bell's. So he contacts 1NightStand and arranges the one thing he knows she doesn't necessarily want but definitely needs for her thirtieth birthday; a threesome.
Enter cowboy Cade, who's in London, England hoping to make a restaurant franchise deal. After weeks of doors slamming shut, he uses the 1Night Stand agency in hopes of sprinkling some fun over his overseas business trip and perhaps to learn what he's missing out on by being relationship shy.
A harmless night of intimacy is planned.
Is a dash of Threesome Sweetness the remedy each is looking for, or will the date leave a bitter aftertaste each will regret for the rest of their lives?
Where can readers find you?
SITE: www.joannekenrick.com
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Google for Education
Katie Morrow, Google Certified Teacher
The "Google Gamut" by Kern Kelly.
Listen and watch this 20 min. overview of all things Google:
Google Apps for Education
We used this free service of Google to create modified google accounts for all our 7-12 students. This login gains them access to Mail, Docs, and several other great features, but does not allow them access to all of Google's tools.
What students need to know to use Student Google accounts at OHS
Use the button off the high school webpage (OPS Google)
Login with fullname (firstnamelastname-- no spaces, no caps)
You may need to sign in to Mail and Docs separately, but otherwise you are ready to go!
Create your teacher account
For full access, I recommend that you (the teacher) create your own fully functioning Google account by following the simple steps provided at this link:
Another great service of Google is gmail, with which you can use with the Mail program on the Mac. Even if you don't give out your gmail address, having an extra email is handy, and you can at the very least use it to send out messages while at home (ESU mail doesn't send out at home.) Sign up for this as well, if you desire.
"Even More"
Go to Google.com, click on "More," then click on "Even More"
It is quite obvious the extent of Google's presence on the web. So much more than just a search engine! And most important of all... it is all free!
"Favorites for the Classroom"
#1 - Google Docs
Collaborative documents (word processing docs, spreadsheets, presentations, and forms) that you can store online and invite other people to edit with you.
#2 - Blogger
Create your own blogs.
#3 - Google Maps
Driving directions and collaborative maps that all can add points of interest on.
#4 - Google Earth and Google Sketchup
Must download and install, but then you can create 3 dimensional models and look at the earth from a 3-D perspective.
"Search Better. Faster."
Just by clicking on "Advanced Search" or entering an extra operator into your search query, you can vastly improve your searching ability. Try some of the following:
And more and more resources for getting started with Google for Education:
Google For Educators: http://www.google.com/educators/index.html (Reproducibles for use with your students)
Tutorials for Educators: http://kevin.jarrett.googlepages.com/home2 and http://cpultzlps.googlepages.com/googleappsforyourclassroom-neta2008
Monday, November 3, 2008
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Sonic Chic Electric Travel Toothbrush
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These look and sound great! I always end up leaving my electric toothbrush at home when I travel because I don't want to have to lug my charger along too, but this would be perfect as it's battery operated!ReplyDelete
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Nice toothbrush design with an affordable price, so going to have to check it out xxReplyDelete
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Ok, first off, this is an idea from lanna-misssunshine….. This is not my plot!! She is an awesome writer and a huge thanks to her for letting me use her story!
Next, sorry for the shortness of the chapter, but I had to end on a cliff hanger… I will probably put the 2nd chapter up tonight! I don't know if I will or not, because as it is now, I have the flu and it's going into bronchitis, so depending on how I feel……..
Hope you Enjoy!
Bella POV
It was after 4 and Edward just left to go hunting with the rest of the Cullen's besides Alice. I had just done dishes and cleaned the house and now I was out of ideas.
Maybe I should go see what Alice is up too….
I drove to the Cullen's thinking about how perfect Edward is and how much I love him. I turned the radio on and Before He Cheats came on. Haha, that would be horrible for who ever is cheating, I thought to myself. Finally, I made it to the Cullen's house.
I went to the door and knocked like I always do. No one came to the door, but I heard music so I just shrugged it off. Maybe Alice was listening to music in her room and just didn't see me coming. As I walked towards Edward's room, I figured out the music was coming from his room. That's odd, he's supposed to be out hunting I thought to myself. I stood there for a little while before I opened the door.
I opened the door to reveal………..
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Our Buddies Craig And Pete Of Runners High Talk A Little Shop
As we planned to launch the site, our buddy Craig and the team at Runner's High of Freehold were tremendously helpful to us. They truly are good guys who are extremely knowledgeable and love to assist runners of all abilities. We strongly urge you to stop in their store for your next pair of sneakers or any running gear you need. We hope you enjoy the video below as the fellas talk shop regarding this year's Boston Marathon, Beer Runs and some upcoming races here in NJ. We hope you enjoy. Be sure to leave the guys a comment as well and be sure to check out their site as well. http://www.runnershighnj.com/


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Here's the thing about Emerald City. Every year it gets not just bigger, but bigger than anyone THINKS it's going to get. We're still getting used to the idea of a good-sized comics convention here in Seattle. We love it, don't get me wrong; I'm thrilled that people are finding out about it and that attendance ramps up every year. We just never can quite believe it. (The first year, Kurt Mitchell and I were both privately convinced that Jim and George were going to lose their shirts on the thing. "Seattle's just not enough of a comics town to support a big show," we pontificated.)
Yeah, well, turns out, that whole too-small thing? Not so much.
So the first day is always this vaguely frantic oh-my-God-we-weren't-BRACED-for-this feeling. I've been bringing my students to this show for all five years and we've had a table for the last four, and Saturday, especially, always feels just crazy. It's a nerd stampede. Which is the reason that I don't have a lot of cool photos of comics pros for you. (The ones accompanying this article are stolen off other folks.)
I do have some pictures, and some funny stories. Those I'll pass on to you. But to be honest we really were pretty well chained to the table all day Saturday and most of Sunday.
Here are the numbers. Thirty different cartooning students and their parents, from two different schools, rotated through table duty for the weekend. I only assigned ninety-minute shifts, but most of the kids that came stayed all day. We printed over five hundred of our "convention special" ashcans and we were left with twenty-three on Sunday evening (four of which I've since mailed out to folks who've asked to be put on our mailing list.) Now, we put maybe thirty on the freebie table, which means that somewhere around four hundred and fifty books were actually each handed to someone by one of the kids. And most of them went out signed. I also had all sorts of parents and teachers coming up to me asking how they could get something like this going at THEIR schools. It really was one of our best shows ever.
We had a pretty good spot in Artist's Alley, more or less under the red Coca-Cola sign you see in the left of this picture, at the end of the curtained partition.
We were in the very back, right on the end. The reason it was a good spot is because it was ideal for the "second pass" people. You know, people would come in, trample each other getting to Bendis or Brubaker or someone like that, and then once their savage collector lusts were satiated, they'd think, Well, let's look around, as long as we're here. And we'd usually catch them on that second pass.
Here's a shot of the Saturday crew, who took the brunt of the geek assault.
I apologize for the blurring — damn it, I WILL master this damned camera of ours someday — but I wanted to be sure the kids got their due. From left to right, you have Alaina, Lindon, Danielle, Conor, Sharon, and Samantha.
Here's a better shot I stole off another website.
Here's another one of the kids, working it hard on Saturday, signing a book for this nice blonde lady while Julie watches from the back.
The reason they're all drawing so intently is because Alaina had just sold a sketch and they were all galvanized into action by this example.
It happened like this. Mostly, when we're at the table, the kids just draw. Jeff Parker opined that it looked like some kind of Dickensian child labor operation, but I assure you I'm not cracking the whip; it's all them. I have to encourage them to look up and actually make eye contact with people once in a while, because they'd just as soon draw pictures all day and not pay any attention to the crowd at all. (A sentiment that I suspect is shared by many of the bigger-name artists as well.)
Getting restless, Jamar wanted to make a sign offering sketches for sale.
Alaina looked at me. "Is that okay? Can we SELL stuff?"
"Can't sell the books," I told her. "The school prints those, and even if you guys got money for that book, I'd have to split it twenty-six ways across two schools. But if you can sell a sketch, on your own, more power to you. What happens at Emerald City stays at Emerald City. I'll tell you now, though, no one's ever sold one from our table in the four years we've been doing this. I think it might be more fun for you just to knock out a quick sketch for free, just to do it."
Clearly my don't-get-your-hopes-up speech had some kind of backwards effect, because when I took a quick jog to the restroom someone came to the table and actually commissioned something. When I got back Alaina was completely wigging out.
"He asked for old-school Wolverine fighting a T-Rex!" she wailed. "I don't know what that looks like!"
The gentleman was nowhere to be seen, but he'd left his sketchbook. Okay. Time to punch in, teach.
I took a sheet of scratch paper and quickly doodled up a model sheet. "He means like this, with the flaring pointed black mask. Sort of like Batman's but sticking out more. And the suit's yellow with these pointy tiger-stripe things here and here. But don't worry about color, just do it in black-and-white."
Alaina considered it, then nodded. "I don't think I can do a T-Rex though."
"Phooey. You do dragons all the time. This is just another kind of a big lizard. Don't panic. You guys have just as many pages in print as half the guys in small-press publishing that are here, you're not some newbie. Get a grip. There's all kinds of T-Rex reference here in the room if you're not sure. Hell, there's one right there in the program." I pointed. "Now calm down and take a swing at it. Get your tablemates to help you if you get stuck. I'll tell you this — most people that get sketches at a convention just like having a souvenir, and a funny drawing is usually better than a serious one, they're easier. Don't get stuck trying to do something magnificent. You can cheat your way out of it by doing a couple of head shots, really — Wolverine standing and the dinosaur coming up behind him, so the fight hasn't quite started yet."
Alaina bit her lip, nodded again, and settled in to work. In a couple of moments she had Wolverine roughed in and a pretty fair-looking T-Rex head behind him. She showed it nervously to me.
"Background," I said. "Give it a little context. Jungle or something."
"Do I HAVE to?" Alaina looked pained.
Jamar said, "I can do the background."
Alaina handed him the sketchbook with an expression of palpable relief on her face, and Jamar quickly added a jungle island setting around the figures. "Should I ink it?"
"Sure, but put one of our sheets under it so it doesn't soak through to the next page."
Between them they had the whole thing hammered out in about twenty minutes. As an afterthought Alaina added a dialogue balloon from Wolverine saying, I smell lizard.
I was bursting with pride at this point, but I restrained myself to a nod and a smile. "Nice job. Congratulations on your first commission, guys. Set it somewhere where it won't get spilled on until he gets back."
Then Uriel reminded me that I'd promised to show him the DVD bootlegger's booth, so off we went. Apparently at about this time Laura came by and introduced them to Torvald the troll.
That's Alaina and Jamar, and as you can see, they are looking pretty sassy and pleased with themselves. Now you know why.
Somehow I never did get to see who commissioned the drawing, but Julie assured me he was very pleased with how it turned out and he paid $5 for it. THAT was what set the kids on fire. The rest of the weekend they hustled sketches. Here's Jessica scoring her first sale.
The great fun of the show for us is that the kids get to interact with other pros on a peer level, it really hammers home to them that we're doing this for real. Here's Jessica signing a shirt that a lady named Dez wanted signed by every artist at the show. And by God, that included my students.
It tickles me no end that Jessica's signature is right next to Paul Chadwick's. Comics is an amazingly democratic industry, when you get right down to it.
I had mentioned Jeff Parker earlier, and speaking of Mr. Parker, that was actually my favorite sketch story. I've talked about my student Amethyst before, and how she is really amazingly, amazingly good.
That's Amethyst on the right, focusing fiercely on her drawing, while in the middle Helene's watching her work, and then Amanda's on the left. Even her fellow students, who are actually a really tough crowd, are awed by how good Amethyst is.
Anyway. So here's the story. This was Amethyst's first show. In fact, this was Amethyst's first real evidence that there are other people that do what she does; that there are, in fact, grown-ups who do this kind of work for their JOB.
So Amethyst spent a great deal of the weekend just staring around in awe and wonder. A little while after her arrival on Saturday, overhearing the buzz from the other kids about Alaina's big score, Amethyst asked me about sketching. Having been through this with Alaina earlier in the day, I had the pep talk all ready.
"Here's the thing," I told her. "The fun of a convention sketch is seeing it happen, people want to see you work. So if you just pile up a lot of drawings and set them on the table, it just turns into one more thing for people to ignore when they walk up. Say you're a customer and you come up to the table, I hand you a book and you say, 'are you doing sketches?' and I say, 'tell me what you want,' and you say, 'I want Robin fighting King Kong.' So I say okay and I do this." I whipped out a Sharpie marker and did a rough sketch of Robin hurling a batarang at a big gorilla head. "See? Quick and dirty. It's more like a magic trick than actual drawing, really."
Amethyst nodded, and that was when Jeff Parker and his studio mate James ambled up to our table. I rattled off the spiel about the OST Arts Program and how this was our annual field trip, and offered him one of the books, explaining that everyone had done one page. He looked at Amethyst and said, "Which one is yours?"
She turned out that page to him. He was impressed. "That's very good storytelling," he told her. Tracing an S-shape across the page with his finger, he turned to James and said, "Look how that leads the eye. –That's really good," he added, turning back to Amethyst. "Is this what you want to do when you get older?"
Amethyst nodded, shyly.
"Well, you keep it up," Parker told her.
I asked him if he'd contribute something to our class scrapbook, and he did us a big bear saying, Draw animals! They'll make you good at cartooning because they won't sit still!
Then James asked Amethyst if she'd do him a sketch in HIS book. She took a deep breath and asked him what he would like.
"Anything," James told her.
"Naruto?" Amethyst asked him, and he nodded, grinning. So Amethyst did him a really nice looking Naruto sketch and he handed her five dollars.
Amethyst's jaw dropped. She literally couldn't believe it. James might as well have suddenly sprouted wings and a halo, the way she looked at him. Then Amethyst looked up at me, questioningly, and I nodded. "That's all you," I told her. "You earned it."
Jeff and James thanked us, and went back to their table. Amethyst looked at me with wide saucer eyes, still not quite believing it.
I said, "That's why we're here, kiddo. Moments like that. Enjoy it."
The best part of the story? Amethyst's mother was standing behind us watching it all happen.
Actually, quite a few of the kids sold sketches. As you can see here, they're starting to look a little cocky about it all.
Here's Alaina again, Lindon in the yellow hat, Danielle in the black hat, and then Ciara in the back. Lindon contributed a sketch to a gentleman who had an Abraham Lincoln theme going in his sketchbook.
"Just any kind of Lincoln," he told her.
Lindon said gleefully, "Emo Lincoln!" and did exactly that. The girls thought that was the funniest thing ever and Danielle promptly started thumbnailing out a strip about Emo Lincoln Meets Sasuke. (I think it'll probably debut next month, if she gets it pulled together.) And she did a big drawing of "Emo Lincoln" that eventually sold.
I actually commissioned a sketch myself. Madison, our political firebrand, wasn't able to come to the show, but she had asked me rather forlornly if I could get her a sketch of Raven from the Teen Titans from one of the artists. That was in the back of my mind all weekend, and I eventually got Rosie from The Color M webcomic to do a really nice one. Unfortunately, I gave Raven to Madison before scanning it, but I assure you it was terrific. Here's a sample of their webcomic.
(Rosie and her crew are hardly older than my students but they've got some real game, believe me. Besides, all things being equal, I'd just as soon throw the work to an indie artist.) They were going to do it for free, pointing out the table sign that said FREE SKETCHES!! but I said nothing doing, and gave Rosie five dollars. "Promotional drawings of your OWN characters are free," I told them. "Commissions cost money."
We didn't actually do that much shopping, just a couple of hit-and-run laps around the floor. Randy's Reader Comics booth got most of my business — I cleaned him out of all the post-Starlin Mar-Vell he had. (I'm very fond of Steve Englehart's and Scott Edelman's runs on that book, and frankly I prefer both to Starlin's. Starlin gets all the 'cosmic acid trip' credit for Captain Marvel, but it was actually Steve Englehart that had Rick Jones really drop acid as part of the storyline, in #37. Those were the days.)
And of course we had to find a moment to see Margot Kidder. We were sure there would be a huge line, but surprisingly, it was relatively quiet.
Just for fun, I had an old copy of Tales of the Zombie with me that I was going to give to her — it had a shot of Margot Kidder in it, pre-Superman, and I already had the Essential so I didn't really need it; the book had turned up in an eBay lot I'd scored a few weeks back. (You'll find the photo, from Sisters, in "The Voodoo Beat" column in #6.)
She was working on a crossword puzzle and as we approached she looked up and said, "What's the decimal part of a logarithm?"
"I don't know," I admitted, and looked at Julie. "Math is her area."
"I can't remember," Julie said.
"Oh well." Ms. Kidder was philosophical about it. "How are you today?"
"Pretty good." I gave her the magazine. "We have something for you. I'm betting it's a piece of Margot Kidder memorabilia you don't have."
She looked at the picture and burst out laughing. "Such a flattering photo, too!"
She started to sign it and I waved her off. "No, no, you keep it. We'll buy a photo though."
"Well aren't you sweet!" Margot Kidder beamed at us and signed a lovely color shot of Superman and Lois in a hot clinch (Julie's pick.) She thanked us again for the magazine and we went back to our table.
Our friend Mike came up a minute or two later and I asked him, "Hey, what's the decimal part of a logarithm?"
"I'm not even sure what a logarithm is," Mike said. "Why?"
"Margot Kidder wants to know."
We never did figure it out. I had hoped we could get the answer so I could send one of the kids up to her table with one of our books and the announcement, "Ms. Kidder, the decimal part of a logarithm is…" It would be the sort of random joke the girls love, especially Lindon. But we never got the answer.
I finally looked it up on Google on Monday and discovered it's called a 'mantissa.'
We had nice neighbors. Across the aisle from us we had Michael Golden and Renae Witterstatter — Michael Golden did a lovely Dr. Strange for the scrapbook, captioned Storytelling is the art of making the Magik real for everyone! Make it real.
In a delightful coincidence, Amethyst had an old copy of Micronauts in her binder, one of the grab-bag books I'd given the kids at the class Christmas party. I said to her, "Do you know who drew that book?"
Amethyst shook her head.
"That man right over there," I said, and pointed out Mr. Golden. Amethyst's jaw dropped again — she really was having the best first convention ever, I think. She scampered across the aisle to get it signed and Michael Golden insisted she sign one of hers for him in return. The kid just about levitated.
Amethyst's mother was looking at me like I'd somehow arranged it all. "You have to understand," I said, grinning, "the world of comics is only this big." I held up thumb and forefinger about a centimeter apart. "It's not as shocking a coincidence as you might think." Still, I have to admit it was really cool to have him right across from us. He was a great neighbor.
And Renae Witterstatter and I had a nice chat on Sunday morning, just before the doors opened to the public. (She greeted me with, "Where are all the little girls?" I assured her they'd be along.) She was scheduled to do portfolio reviews on Marvel's behalf throughout the weeeknd, and she told me that if any of my kids wanted to get their pages looked at she'd be happy to do so. Rachel, Aja, and Emily all took her up on it.
That's Emily getting her review, while Aja waits behind her. Renae was completely wonderful with the girls and believe me, they took it to heart.
Roberta Gregory also stopped by and said hello on Sunday — this was a real treat, because the girls had been terribly disappointed not to see her at a booth somewhere; they all love her cat comics. But even though she wasn't working the show, she stopped by for a visit.
As luck would have it, Roberta had new cat-comic promotional flyers with her and Aja and Emily and Rachel snapped those right up.
In addition to Michael Golden and Renae Witterstatter, we also were right next to Neal Bailey of the Superman Homepage. He and his people were amazingly patient with my crew of hyperactive pre-teen hellions.
Power Girl, who was definitely the costume hit of the convention, was based at his table. I was a little nervous about some of my more conservative parents voicing objections to this, but thankfully, it never came up. In fact, the students really took to her, she was a hit with them too. Here she is with Rachel.
Rachel actually did Power Girl a sketch and presented it to her. This was another favorite moment from the show. I wish to hell I'd gotten a better picture of it. Fortunately, Rachel's father sent me a good one: here it is.
Rachel's father Lew came again this year and frankly got my vote for Most Valuable Parent. He was an enormous help, and it was though his tireless volunteerism and good humor that Julie and I got to have any convention for ourselves at all. He is endlessly interested in the whole comics scene, the subculture fascinates him. He asked me about Power Girl, who the character was, and I told him that she was essentially Superman's cousin from a parallel world; blessedly, he didn't press me for details. As much as I like Lew and know that he would listen with genuine interest, I would feel like just way too much of a nerd trying to explain about Earth-1 and Earth-2 to one of my students' parents. I couldn't resist showing off a bit of trivia knowledge, however.
"There's actually a funny story about her costume design," I added, glancing up to make sure I wouldn't be overheard. "Wally Wood, the artist that worked on the original book, liked his girls buxom. And there's an urban legend that with each issue of the book, he made Power Girl's breasts a little larger than the month before. Now, I don't know if this is true, and Wood's dead so there's no way to ask him — but the visual evidence bears it out. And ever since then it's been traditional for Power Girl to be just stacked. No matter who's drawing the book."
Lew and Rachel thought this was hysterical and immediately went off in search of Power Girl comics to investigate this phenomenon for themselves. A while later they returned and I asked, "Any luck?"
"No comics," Lew said, "but we found a book, a paperback book of Power Girl. You're not kidding." He glanced at our next-door neighbor. "I have to say, she's pulling it off."
We had all sorts of costume folks stopping by our table on Sunday, actually.
Clearly, our table was the happening place for Star Wars characters. Other people were standing in line to get pictures with them, but we didn't even have to get up.
Laura made sure everyone posed with Torvald, too. Here's the Sunday afternoon crew:
Clockwise from the rear, that's Amethyst, Helene, Amanda, Stephanie, Jessica, and the OTHER Jessica.
Laura even got Julie and me, against our better judgement.
Not much left to tell. Thankfully, no kids-and-parents drama this year; it was all just fun. The only regret was that we really didn't get out on the floor more, though we did get to say quick hellos to Heidi and Jim from Comics Fairplay, and a brief visit with Gail Simone — Emily and Aja wanted to be sure that they got to show "the nice red-haired Justice League lady" their sketchbooks again.
As luck would have it, Gail's next-door neighbor was Camilla d'Errico, and the girls were all instant fans as soon as they saw Camilla's amazing manga paintings. Camilla was infinitely patient with all the girls who went trooping up to see "that awesome manga lady," sending everyone away with a sketch and a catalog and an invitation to visit her webpage. "You all have to turn professional so we can all be at tables together and rule the comics world," she told them. She was so wonderful I felt like I should buy something, but all I could afford was the sketchbook for Burn, which as it happens was well worth it and has all sorts of cool stuff I can use in class.
It finally dawned on me where I knew Camilla from. She had been equally wonderful to my Alki Studio kids the previous summer when we saw her at one of the little one-day Seattle Center shows, where she was part of Quenton Shaw's crew. I feel like an idiot for not remembering, but my one consolation is that I'm pretty sure Camilla didn't remember either. At any rate, we all know her now and I'm telling you she's really talented. I look at lots of manga-style stuff as part of my job and Camilla's got something uniquely her own going on, it's not just more Ameri-manga crap. Watch for her work.
And that really is all we've got. I hadn't really intended to do three columns about the cartooning class in a row, but to be honest this is what consumes our lives the entire month leading up to ECCC. It was a great show but we're still exhausted. Someday we're going to figure out how to do this and still get a decent night's sleep at the same time.
See you next week.
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Truck driver in custody after fatal crash
Posted: Sunday, Jun 08, 2008 - 05:19:17 pm EDT
Clarion Staff Report
PRINCETON - A Henderson, Ky. coal truck driver remained in custody today in connection with a crash that claimed the life of a Mackey resident.
Mike E. Cunningham, 32, was pronounced dead at the scene of an incident that occurred around 1:40 p.m. Friday on U.S. 41 and Lyles Station Road.
Randall McSwain, 50, was arrested for operating a vehicle under the influence of a controlled substance, causing death and for failure to move over for a stationary recovery vehicle.
Indiana State Police Trooper Brad Chandler's report states McSwain was under the influence of cocaine at the time of the incident.
Cunningham, a tow truck driver for 64 Garage in Princeton, parked his flatbed tow truck on the emergency shoulder of U.S. 41 south of the Lyles Station road intersection and had completed loading a disabled Chevrolet S-10 pickup when he was struck by the coal truck, according to the state police report.
Chandler's report says Cunningham's truck was completely off the roadway, but he was standing on the left side of his truck near the white line. The tow truck's emergency amber lights were flashing when McSwain's southbound 1999 International coal truck struck and killed him.
McSwain's truck also sideswiped the tow truck, causing extensive damage, then left the road on the west side and overturned.
Police said McSwain was not injured. McSwain was lodged in the Gibson County Jail without bond.
He is expected to make an initial court appearance today or Tuesday.
Items of interest to the towing and recovery industry that are gleaned from the Web by Towing & Recovery Footnotes (www.trfootnotes.com) Associate Editor Cyndi Kight
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2 comments:
- sprintgal7tw said...
Randall McSwain was sentenced this past Friday, Sept. 26, 2008. He was handed an 18 year prison sentence, which was only 2 years less than the maximum sentence for the crime. Mike Cunningham was married to my sister and the father of my nephews.
- September 30, 2008 at 9:22 AM
- Cyndi Kight, Associate Editor of Towing & Recovery Footnotes said...
Thank you for updating us on this.
- October 1, 2008 at 2:39 PM
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What a mouthful!
Patellofemoral arthralga is a fancy way of saying pain around the kneecap or front of the knee. It is also called patellofemoral pain syndrome. Patellofemoral is a term that really just means it involves the kneecap (patella) and the femur or thighbone. There are all sorts of tendons and fun things in there that hold things together too obviously. If the knee isn't stable, it's likely these tendons are the culprit. This can cause a lot of pain and difficulty moving.
A lot of different people are affected by this - athletes, runners, those who may weigh more, people who do squats a lot or the wrong way, and those with joint issues already. The list could honestly keep going.
So what can be done to lessen the pain and reduce cartilage destruction? Rest, ice, and physical therapy all help. So do stabilizers, braces, and orthotics. There are a few who end up needing surgery, but this is basically the very last thing they'll think about doing.
For me, this means being very careful. I have this condition in both knees, though the left is much much worse. When I was in PT before the wedding, I learned a good amount on what to do to help myself. I've kind of lost it a little bit now that I'm not doing PT anymore. However, I'm getting back on the wagon here.
Taking a rolling pin to my thigh isn't exactly my favorite, but it helps with IT band issues - and thigh tightness from this patellofemoral crap. They usually have you use a foam roller, but my hands for some reason didn't like this position.
As if Arthur wasn't enough right?
Patellofemoral arthralgia definitely needs to be evaluated by a medical professional, but note that cracking in your joints is (apparently!) not normal. If you have this in your knees, especially if accompanied by weakness, please ask for a PT referral.


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"Taking Flight" is the ninth episode of season two and the twenty-second episode overall of the animated children's series The Magic School Bus. It originally aired on November 4th, 1995.
Wanda and Tim have built a model airplane together ("based on Wanda's dream and idea") for a model air show. Ms. Frizzle has arrived via glider and decides to shrink the class, who discuss wings and thin air, so they can go flying in it. Tim, Phoebe, and Liz stay on the ground to operate the remote control and the plane takes off in the air. Phoebe gets a hold of the remote control and pushes the right lever down, causing the plane to tilt up. Dorothy Ann reads in her book that when the plane's nose tip up and slims down, it is known as a stall. Phoebe pulls the plane up just in time to keep it from crashing. Unfortunately, Tim trips over a pair of binoculars, which causes him to drop the remote control and it gets smashed to the ground as the plane continues flying uncontrollably.
Tim, Phoebe and Liz enter the bus and Liz transforms the bus into a plane. Unfortunately, there is no air moving past the wings. So it can't fly. Meanwhile, Wanda is left steering the plane, which suddenly drops due to Ralphie impetuously turning a lever attached to the side down, which causes the wings to unlock. The rest of the class put the wings back together and Ralphie locks them up again as the plane regains altitude. The class learn that moving thin air is what's holding up the wings.
Meanwhile, Tim, Phoebe, and Liz try to turn the bus into different airplanes and transforms it with ten wings. But since it is too heavy, the air wouldn't hold it up. The class in the model airplane continue to fly through the air and the propeller stops turning. D.A. reads in her book that the propeller keeps the plane moving forward, which slows the plane down as it eventually crashes into a tree.
Meanwhile, the bus transforms into a biplane and the bus finally gains enough altitude to fly in the air. When the biplane-transformed bus is about to crash to city hall, Liz transforms it into an airplane and it flies higher to the sky. The class in the model plane are now stuck onto a tree. The class learns that air moving across the wings is what made the model plane fly before and that the moving air causes its lift. When a bald eagle lands on top of the tree branch, Wanda suggests that the class should use the eagle to tell them to fly back up in the air. Arnold states that birds flap their wings in order to stay in the air and Ms. Frizzle gives the class an idea to pedal to make the propeller turn.
While Tim and Phoebe continue to drive the plane-transformed bus, the class use the eagle to get them back in air by tying one end of a rope to the plane and the other end on the eagle's talons as it flies in the air. The class pedal until the propeller finally spins as Arnold unties the rope, only to end up flying along with the eagle.
As Arnold continues to hang onto the rope, he climbs on top of the eagle and takes a ride. He notices its tail moving back in forth through the wind and uses it to steer to the flying model airplane. Wanda grabs the rope and Arnold slides down and onto the airplane as the eagle flies away. The class continues to pedal, only for the plane to go out of control. So Arnold reluctantly steers the plane and the plane ends up in the model air show, as well as the bus. Liz transforms the bus into a bigger plane and the class lands onto the bus.
Later, at the air show, Wanda explains the physics of flight and she and Tim win the trophy, which they share with the rest of the class. Ms. Frizzle then concludes, "Sometimes, you have to do the wrong stuff to find out what the right stuff really is" as Liz is seen taking a ride on the model airplane.
Watch Episode
- A technicolor version of Wanda's plane is shown in a split-second shot at the beginning.
- This is the first time Tim accidentally breaks something, the second is in Sees Stars.
- In the producer's says segment, the Wright Brothers are mentioned as were their plane prototypes. Tim also mentions pilot Charles Lindbergh in this episode.


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Wilco Covers Big StarPosted: October 18th, 2008 | Author: Nathan | Filed under: Articles About Music | Tags: big star, covers, wilco | 5 Comments »
I have no idea who Big Star is. But I just recently found this fantastic cover of one of their songs done by Wilco. I can't really give an opinion on which is better since I've only heard the cover, but I am so enamored by the cover that I don't really have a desire to hear the original. I can't imagine it being any better than this. But I guess it's only fair that I give them some credit for writing a great song. Who knows maybe I'll be writing a whole piece on this mysterious Big Star soon. But until then, enjoy this great cover, by the great people formally known as Wilco.
Wilco – Thirteen (removed 2/13/09)


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Marc Jacobs' latest collection for Louis Vuttion has just been revealed. The spring 2014 season features six of his muses including Catherine Deneuve, Sofia Coppola, Gisele Bündchen, Fan Bingbing, Caroline de Maigret and Edie Campbell. Marc Jacobs and LV achieved a big worldwide success during the past decade.
Long live Louis Vuitton and Marc Jacobs… Hereby the last designs of Marc Jacobs' for LV.


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Bournemouth provides a wealth of attractions and amenities of attractions and amenities to complement your Festive Break on the South Coast. Our selected hotel is conveniently located on the West Cliff of Bournemouth and only five minutes from the town centre.
5 DAYS Home Link included
4 nights with dinner, bed and breakfast Home Link included
Traditional lunch on Christmas Day Additional snacks and
refreshments as specified by hotel Hotel entertainment
programme Excursion to Swanage and Poole
We arrive in the
afternoon in time to relax after
your journey, settle in to your room
and get ready for dinner.
Christmas Eve
Christmas Eve There is free time to relax or enjoy
Bournemouth town centre for some last minute shopping and
a chance to obtain lunch. Enjoy a pre-dinner drink and an evening of
Christmas Day
Christmas Day A 'Very Merry Christmas' toeveryone! Enjoy a leisurely breakfast.
This morning take part in the hotel treasure hunt and there is a visit
from Santa with gifts for all. Enjoy a Traditional Christmas Lunch
with a glass of wine. Afternoon tea is served with Christmas cake
and dinner tonight is buffet style followed by more entertainment.
Boxing Day
Boxing Day Today we have an excursion viaCorfe Castle to Swanage where
we have time to explore before returning across the Sandbanks
ferry to Poole, with its interesting quayside, busy harbour and
pedestrianised shopping areas. Later we return to Bournemouth
for dinner, a glass of wine, and an evening of music and dancing.
After breakfast we leave and begin our journey home
Your Hotel The 3 star rated
Wessex Hotel is situated in its own
grounds on the popular West Cliff
in Bournemouth. Hotel facilities
include an indoor swimming pool.
All bedrooms are en suite and have
television and tea/coffee making
facilities. The hotel has a lift.
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The map below can be used to check the price of a home pick-up. The map shows the price bands for each area we service. To check the price from your address either click your street on the map or enter your postcode or city/town and click the 'Check Price' button.
Below is a list of pick-up points available on this tour.
Below is a list of pick-up points available on this tour.
|Contact Details
| Bath
Avon Street / Riverside Coach Car Park
| Bridgwater Mount Street Bus Stop
Rear of Angel Place Shopping centre
|Bristol Anchor Road West
| Anchor Road, Outside @ Bristol-We The Curious
Westbound Bus Stop
|Bristol Bedminster ASDA
| Bedminster Bus Shelter - East Street
In front of ASDA Store
|Bristol Downend
| Bristol Downend
Lloyds Bank
|Bristol Filton
| Bristol Filton
The Air balloon Pub
|Bristol Fishponds
| Fishponds - Fishponds Road,
Bus Stop Outside Lodge House, BS16 3HZ
|Bristol Kingswood
| Kingswood - High Street Bus Stop
Opposite the Civic Centre, BS15 9TR
|Bristol Knowle
| Knowle
Broadwalk Shopping Centre
|Bristol Redfield
| Redfield - Bus Stop outside Aldi
Church Road
|Bristol Westbury-on-Trym
| Westbury-on-Trym Library
Bottom Falcondale Rd.
| Chippenham The Bridge
In Front of Johnsons Dry Cleaners
| Cirencester Little Chef/Burger King
Hare Bushes Services, A429 Burford Road, GL7 5DS
| Clevedon
Tui Travel Agency
|Exeter Services
| Exeter Services - M5 - Pickups from here may be
fed to Gordano Services M5-J19 to meet coach
| Frome
Market Place
| Gloucester outside the British Heart Foundation
Shop, Northgate Street, Gloucester, GL1 1SL
| Gordano M5 Services CAR PARK
| Highbridge, Church Street Bus Stop
Near to Church
| Ivybridge Leisure Centre Car Park - Pickups may be
fed to Gordano Services M5-J19 to meet coach
|Junction 27 M5
| J27 M5 - Burger King/ Travelodge
Pick ups maybe fed to Gordano Services
|Leigh Delamere Services
| Leigh Delamere - Outbound - Eastbound Side
Return - Westbound Side - Coach Park
|M5 Junction 13
| M5 Junction 13, Starbucks Formerly Little Chef
| Melksham
Town Hall.
|Midsomer Norton
| Midsomer Norton
Town Hall
| Minehead Railway Station
|Newton Abbot
| Newton Abbot Railway Station Lay By
Pickups may be fed to Gordano Services M5-J19
| Plymouth Railway Station SE Bound Bus Stop
Pennycomequick Hill/ Saltash Road
|Shepton Mallet
| Shepton Mallet Station Road Car Park
Bus Stop near Monument
| Somerton The Cross - Pickups from here may be
fed to Gordano Services M5-J19 to meet coach
| Street
Bayliss Centre
| Stroud
Merrywalks Bus Station
|Taunton Herons
| Taunton - Hankeridge Farm Bus Stop,
Herons Gate by Halfords Superstore.
| Thornbury
Aldi Lay-by
| Torquay Coach Station
| Trowbridge
Town Hall
| Wells
Princes Road Car Park
| Westbury
Haynes Road bus stop
| Weston-super-Mare
Locking Road Car Park
| Wilton Shopping Village Coach Park
| Yeovil Bus Station - Pickups may be
fed to Gordano Services M5-J19 to meet coach


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As organisations wake up to the huge potential of digital transformation, they're also becoming alert to the need for cybersecurity. Put simply this means safeguarding your most critical information by detecting, responding to and resolving threats resulting from mismanaged or unsecured sensitive data. An unavoidable part of this process is the ability to keep track of this data. The trouble is that large and medium-size organisations are struggling to identify and classify the tremendous amount of unstructured electronic data they generate and store.
Until recently the information security systems available in the marketplace weren't keeping up with the rapidly changing business needs and regulatory requirements in this area. But for us at PwC this was a vital piece of the cybersecurity jigsaw, so we kept searching. We had a fairly tough set of requirements, including:
"After intensive discussions with Singapore- and Switzerland-based software company Dathena, we knew we'd found a partner that would enable us to achieve these goals. Their data governance platform, Dathena 99, will revolution our data governance offering" said Yan Borboën, Partner at PwC Switzerland. Dathena has been able to combine machine learning technology with industry information security experience and best practices to develop what they believe to be the most innovative and accurate data governance and security platform − which is focused entirely on the needs of the customers and fits perfectly with risk managers, compliance, and the concerns of data protection officers. Importantly for us, it can also be interfaced with existing governance, risk management, and compliance (GRC) tools, data labelling plug-ins, and Data Loss Prevention (DLP) solutions.
"With 10 years of experience in the security industry, I was frustrated that information security solutions were not keeping up with the ever changing business needs and regulatory requirements. Spotting an opportunity to combine machine learning technology with industry information security experience and best practices, Dathena 99 was created," said Christopher Muffat, Founder and CEO of Dathena.
The result is a brand-new strategic alliance combining the PwC Digital Services' multidisciplinary capabilities in digital strategy, transformation, experience and design, data analytics and cybersecurity, and Dathena's innovative and accurate data governance solution − using cutting edge machine learning and artificial intelligence technologies. In concrete terms this means we at PwC have decided to create a Centre of Excellence (CoE) for Dathena 99 in Switzerland. The CoE will allow PwC to acquire the expertise to deliver best-in-class services anywhere in the world.
"We are very pleased to partner exclusively with PwC to bring our solution to the market. This will allow us to focus our efforts on delivering the best data governance platform, with new ideas and product enhancements. PwC will also help ensure that Dathena's solutions are designed with the client's needs at the forefront of all our decisions," said Philippe Eyries, Chairman of Dathena and former Chairman of Nexthink.
We're very excited about this new alliance, which we believe will allow us to continue serving our clients with the best data governance and security services available. If you want to know more about our partnership, please join us at our events in Geneva and Lausanne:
About PricewaterhouseCoopers
PwC Digital Services combines multi-disciplinary capabilities in digital strategy, transformation, experience and design, data analytics and cybersecurity to help clients with all aspects of their digital transformation. Our cybersecurity services enable the transformation to digital with security, data protection and regulatory consultancy and help clients secure their digital infrastructures and processes against sophisticated cyber threats and provide aid if a data breach occurs.
We are a network of firms in 157 countries with more than 223'000 people who are committed to delivering quality in digital services, assurance, advisory, and tax services. Find out more and tell us what matters to you by visiting us at www.pwc.com
PwC refers to the PwC network and/or none or more of its member firms, each of which is a separate entity. Please see www.pwc.com/structure for further details.
About Dathena
Dathena is a Singapore and Switzerland based software company that develops a web-platform dedicated to improving data governance and security. Dathena is the most innovative and accurate data governance solution and is the only one using cutting edge machine learning and artificial intelligence technologies. Dathena serves the Global 500 through our exclusive strategic alliance with PwC.
Dathena® is a registered trademark of Dathena Ltd. and Dathena S.A. To learn more, visit http://www.dathena.io


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LIVE! | Black Label Society
by Christophe Pauly
– Senior Photojournalist —
Feb. 22, 2015 at Ancienne Belgique, Brussels, Belgium —
Following the release of their latest studio album Catacombs of the Black Vatican Black Label Society are currently out on the road touring in the U.K. and Europe.
Joining Zakk Wylde on tour are Dario Lorina (Guitar), John DeServio (Bass) and Jeff Fabb (Drums).
Set List:
1. The Beginning… At Last
2. Funeral Bell
3. Bleed for Me
4. Heart of Darkness
5. Suicide Messiah
6. My Dying Time
7. Damn the Flood
8. Guitar Solo
9. Godspeed Hell Bound
10. Angel of Mercy
11. In This River
12. The Blessed Hellride
13. Concrete Jungle
14. Stillborn
Black Label Society Photo Gallery
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Hi everyone. I'm planning a trip starting in The Netherlands, and drivng down through Belgium and Northern
France. Part of the plan is to see what Grandad got upto, but I'd like to see many other places of interest as well. Does anyone have any recommendations? I'm intending to go April - ish next year. All suggestions gratefully received.


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Amazing to think that a voice can reach across oceans, speak from a far-off refugee camp, prison or mountain village, echo from a past generation… and be heard in a book.
First we discover what is our "voice" and what we want to say. Then, we figure out how to find the courage to speak.
This month's books in BEYOND BOUNDARIES look at many "voices," many strange and funny journeys of discovering one's unique voice. In the co-created book, THE DREAMER , Pam Muñoz Ryan and Peter Sis show us one boy's journey of discovery, the journey of poet, Pablo Neruda.
Compare this book, written about Neruda, with Sis's own picture book autobiography, THE WALL: Growing up behind the Iron Curtain. In this, we see how Sis was forced to re-invent his "voice" several times, and again, after he came to the United States.
Another poet, William Carlos Williams, wrote his short quizzical poems on prescription pads as he traveled by horse and buggy making house calls in his job as a physician. Everyday observations delighted Dr. Williams, from fire trucks, sleepy cats, flowerpots, to red wheelbarrows. Williams's words and story are woven into A RIVER OF WORDS: The Story of William Carlos Williams written by Jennifer Bryant and illustrated with collage creations by Melissa Sweet. Classroom ideas developed by the publisher for using this book can be found HERE.
Roar and splash with color and design and see the voice of Ping. In Demi's, THE BOY WHO PAINTED DRAGONS, the pages tumble with roaring dragons painted everywhere. Some seem to slip off the pages. Why so many dragons? Ping drew dragons to shut out fear. In the chaos of "deafening thunder, flashing lights, and violent storms," Ping learned:
"Seek Your Truth,
Find Your Truth, and
Dare to be True."
"Hands-on, Make Your Own Dragon" ideas are in this month's Tool Box.
Fear is often the barrier to finding one's voice, one's true self. Fear keeps Lilly, in Phyllis Root's LILLY AND THE PIRATES, huddling behind lists of worries until she finally stands on her own two wobbly feet and sets sail to find her lost parents. To her great surprise, Lilly does not die! Her own fears are no longer deadly. Illustrations by Rob Shepperson add a touch of humor to this already funny book.
Another new character making the book scene is Alvin Ho, by Lenore Look, illustrated by Leuyen Pham. Alvin is fearfully "allergic" to girls, school, and other scary things. In books two and three, Alvin is allergic to a growing list of worries. Readers laugh with Alvin Ho– and at their own fears – as they read how he finds his booming voice of courage.
May I share a poem written by Velarie Paag Stephens, a reader who has been deaf since birth but who has found her voice in writing poetry? In September's TOOL BOX you will find more about THE IMPORTANT BOOK, which Velarie used as a template to create her poem on friendship.
Friends who are understanding, helping, and caring.
Friends are important to have relationship.
Friends as buddies who are trust, loyal, dependable.
Friends who are there for their friends
sometimes betrayed each other.
Forgiving is hard and right to do.
Forgiving is good health for your soul,
mind and heart.
by Velarie Paag Stephens
Find your own creative voice – in drawing dragons, facing the dark, sailing the high seas, or writing poetry about wheelbarrows or friends. More books and voices will be described in October's next selection of Beyond Boundaries book recommendations.


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Dennis Loy Johnson's criticism of Amazon.com (April 20 column) is completely off base. I'm a book author, and I don't object to people selling used copies of my books. You might as well ask a car dealer not to sell used cars. Why keep people from selling their own property?
Mr. Johnson's argument is that Amazon.com is selling the free copies that were given to reviewers. So? No publisher in its right mind would give away enough free copies to seriously impact sales. Typically, when printing 10,000 copies of a book, the publisher will give away less than 50 free, and only a few of them will get resold.
What's unreasonable is the Authors' Guild's demand that booksellers not sell used books, or at least not advertise them together with new copies of the same book. Not only are they fighting a nonexistent problem, they're interfering with the free market.
Michael A. Covington
Published in the Athens Banner-Herald on Wednesday, April 24, 2002.
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Raising Awareness for others - the LOK Wishing Tree Foundation
This week we were approached by one of our clients to help raise awareness of the Lindsey O'Brien Kesling Wishing Tree Foundation. Lindsey is the daughter of TP Orthodontics CEO Andrew Kesling. Tragically, Lindsey passed away three years ago after being exposed to deadly levels of the silent killer: Carbon Monoxide.
In addition to setting up a foundation honoring the fullness of Lindsey's short life, Drew and many of Lindsey's family and friends are petitioning state legislators in Indiana and Arizona to change the laws around CO detectors in dwellings. Would you join us in adding our voice, and signature, to Lindsey's petition? By changing these laws, many more lives will be saved from a highly preventable cause of death.
You can add your signature here.
For more information on the foundation, click here.
Thank you