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Teralyn Gibson is no stranger to volunteering or wanting to see the city of Canton prosper. Much of her life she has watched her parents and grandparents devote time and energy to the city and instilled in her a desire to do the same.
Born in Grand Saline, Texas, Mrs. Gibson moved with her parents to Canton and then to College Station, Texas, while her father obtained his degree at Texas A&M University. The family then moved to El Paso, Texas, and then to the Marshallese Islands, located in the northern Pacific Ocean. At the age of six, Mrs. Gibson's family returned to Canton where she was reared in the city her parents love.
Wade and Beth Whitaker, Mrs. Gibson's parents, played a large part in starting the Autumn Stroll in Canton and Mrs. Gibson has always been very fond of, and involved in, the event that means so much to her family. She also has special memories of being part of the 100th year anniversary of Canton First Monday Trade Days. Mrs. Gibson is a third generation member of the Women's League, previously known as the Wednesday Study Club, and has served as both treasurer and historian for the League.
Mrs. Gibson graduated from Canton High School, one of the first students to graduate in just three years, and earned her bachelor of education degree from The University of Texas in Tyler, graduating summa cum laude. She was certified to teach ages three years to eighth grade, and taught at Canton Elementary School for more than 10 years. Since retiring in 2006, Mrs. Gibson has been a substitute teacher and assists with Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills (TAKS) testing. Throughout her teaching career with the Canton Independent School District, she served on various school committees concerning campus development, as well as district committees for student and academic guidelines. Mrs. Gibson and her husband, Chris, married in 1976. They have four adult children, Christalyn, Lynzie, Andrea, and Mark, and 10 grandchildren, to whom they give much attention. The Gibsons are members of First Baptist Church of Canton where Mrs. Gibson taught Sunday school in the youth department for more than 10 years.
Aside from teaching and family, Mrs. Gibson enjoys camping, four wheeling, and being outdoors with her grandchildren. However, her greatest past-time is attending estate sales and auctions with her husband, Chris.
Mrs. Gibson has devoted much of her life to community and volunteer service, and strives to see traditions carried on in the city of Canton. Her charismatic smile and her warm, friendly conversation will leave you smiling. Mrs. Gibson is certainly a person that makes a difference in our community.


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If you're playing only at home it may be no big deal but if you're gigging you know how strings can get "sticky" or cause to much friction which makes sliding to notes and/or chords way more difficult than you want or need be. This eliminates this issue helping your fingers to glide effortlessly saving your fingers and hands the strength needed when playing hours at a time. It's only a thin mineral oil which doesn't hurt anything if you use it correctly and prolongs your strings' sound too as it helps keep corrosion minimized.
Good product. Does help to keep strings clean which extends string life. The stuff lasts forever. I have been using it for 40 years and I'm on my 5th bottle(can?). I have 1 that is at least 15 years old. Makes it easier and quieter to slide those fingers.
I've been playing for over 40 years now (boy how time flies when you're alive) and just started using this stuff a few years back. I have found that it greatly extends string life, make strings significantly easier on the fingers and helps keep crud out of windings. It DOES NOT clean old, dirty, abused strings but it will make them easier to play. It doubles string life so with strings costing $10-$20 a set, you get pay back with the first set of strings if you do your part. Be kind to your strings.
I'd forgotten about this stuff, but remembered immediately upon smelling. The can says non-toxic but this is hard to believe. I don't understand how anyone tolerates it.
Worked good. Nothing spectacular, but did help smoothen playing.(Also made my rosewood Les Paul fingerboard look great,actually).
Plays like butter!
Been using this product for more years than I care to remember. Strings last longer, fingers fret and slide painlessly.
Each to their own, but as long as GHS keep making it, I'll be buying it!
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Vintage, saddlery, and the variety of particular colors which are customized-homemade are the important elements of our collection. The accurately cuttings which ensured by personal invented techniques, and skillfully assembling, all the experienced works ensure our handcrafted bags a beautiful aged look, and you may also find the story behind. Every tour we make, there are always inspiration come with.
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I have never been to a salon that treated their potential clients the way I was treated here. First of all, the two girls at the front desk don't acknowledge you until they have to. They didn't even crack a smile the whole time I was there. I wanted to have my hair re- highlighted because it was growing out. I showed the stylist a picture of a celebrity who had pretty blonde hair. While she was coloring my hair, she asked if I wanted more blonde than brown..I thought that was a silly question since I clearly wanted to have all over blonde highlights with different shades of blonde.. Then after she was done, she used a ton of toner on my hair and left it in awhile. When she took the towel off, my hair was mostly this dark, ashy brown. Um, what? It looked nothing like the picture I showed her. After she was done blow drying it, it looked so ashy, almost grey. Looking back, I should've just refused to pay, but I hate causing a scene or confronting people, so I just reluctantly payed $110. While I was waiting to pay, the two girls at the desk didn't look up from what they were doing for like 10 minutes. One of them just stared at me and told me to wait while they were working on something else. Which is fine, I wasn't in a hurry, but they weren't friendly or courteous at all. after that, i went to another stylist who colors my friend's hair, and she fixed my hair, touched up my roots that were still dark ( I have no idea what that Lotus girl did to my hair, I was there for 3.5 hours and came out with still dark roots and grey hair), and finally made my hair the shade of blonde I wanted in the first place. Well today I went back to Lotus to ask for my money back. I hate confrontation, so I quietly explained what happened: that the stylist didn't do at all what I wanted and that I had to go somewhere else to get it fixed, and I wasn't planning on spending around $300 to get my hair the way I wanted it. The two girls sitting at the front desk (Sandy was the name of one of them) just stared at me. Then this older lady came over and looked up when I had gotten my hair done there. It was a few weeks back. I work until 7 ever day, when the salon is closed, and this was the first Saturday I could get off and drive over there to get a refund. Well the owner wasn't having it. She said there was nothing she could do about it now. She said if I had asked for a refund the week that I had gone in, she could've given me my money back. That was "salon protocol". I'm sorry I missed that memo. I told her what difference does it make how long ago, it was only like two weeks ago, and I still had to go somewhere else to get it fixed. She just got up and left. If that's how they treat potential clients, they need serious help in the customer service department. So one of the girls said I could get some free shampoo. (Really??) I didn't want free shampoo, I already have some. I just wanted my money back for the crappy hair dye job I got. But like I said, I hate confrontation, so I picked out some shampoo. The girl helping me clearly knew nothing about what she was talking about either. She recommended this one type of shampoo and on the bottle, it said it was for aging, grey hair. Well I didn't have grey hair anymore, thanks to the second stylist I went to. So anyways, I picked out two huge bottles of shampoo which didn't even total to the amount that I payed for the horrendous hair appointment in the first place. No one, not the two girls at the front desk or the owner herself, said sorry or anything! I couldn't believe it. I'll be sure to tell everyone I know not to go to that salon. The owner was a joke and rude and not friendly or helpful in any way.
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Self awareness game with Talma! – Would you like to gain a deeper understanding of yourself? (Translation)
18 August 2010
First in Hungary, an exciting and amusing self awareness game is available at the www.alkohol.info.hu. Players of the game will find themselves in various life-like situations which force them to make individual decisions related to alcohol consumption. World champion motorcyclist Gábor Talmácsi useful and interesting information in connection with alcohol responsibility for the benefit of those seeking to gain a deeper understanding of themselves.
2010. 08. 17. Dreher Breweries Ltd has added a unique self awareness game to www.alkohol.info.hu as part of its Alcohol Responsibility Program. A prominent company in the Hungarian beer mark, Dreher uses its Alcohol Responsibility Program to help its consumers make the most informed decisions possible, by sharing information, data and expert opinions on the subject. However, responsible decision-making is fundamental to alcohol responsibility, and this requires true self awareness. The first stage of the self awareness game presents the player with colorful life situations; the game's 14 questions and situations practically hold a mirror up to the player. Dreher Breweries hopes to use this innovative tool to support Hungarian adult consumers in deepening their self awareness.
"We at Dreher Breweries are committed to enhancing responsible alcohol consumption and to discouraging irresponsible consumption," said Andrei Haret, Managing Director of the company. "In accordance with our strict commercial communication policy, our message calling for alcohol responsibility is placed prominently on all of our labels and advertisements. Through our Alcohol Responsibility Program, we provide our consumers with information that further supports them in their individual decision-making. Our mother company, SABMiller, has introduced this program as best practice through its subsidiaries worldwide. I'm proud that Hungary will be the first place to offer this innovative tool for deepening self awareness." The self awareness game available at the www.alkohol.info.hu site was first played by world champion motorcyclist Gábor Talmácsi, who had to make decisions in several thought-provoking, amusingly illustrated life situations.
"I am very glad that the Alcohol Responsibility Program has been further extended," said Gábor Talmácsi. "Self awareness is very important, not only in sports, but also in all other areas of life, so I like this game very much. It is versatile, as it presents many real-life situations, like stress at work, a helpless male rage, not mentioning sports, which was, for reasons that must be obvious, my favorite. It gives me special pleasure that during the game I can share useful information with users in connection with alcohol responsibility. I am also very much looking forward to my dinner and discussion with the winner."
This innovative game helps us reconsider how we should behave in specific life situations, and can inform the decisions we make. The self awareness game at the www.alkohol.info.hu site is also unique in that it gives the player the chance to consider the possible options step by step, together with the possible consequences of each and every decision. The game is colorful and fun. Players find themselves in various situations: at a hen party, a tennis match, or in a café where the arrival of a dog interrupts their conversation. The players' responses, and comparing their responses to that of other players at the end of the test, serves as the basis for real self evaluation.
"Over the past two years, www.alkohol.info.hu has grown considerably in popularity, and we are convinced that a colorful, humorous and thought-provoking self-awareness game will attract even more visitor," said Dreher Breweries Corporate Affairs Manager Mónika Agócs. "This is an excellent opportunity to gain a better understanding of ourselves. The game holds a mirror up to us and helps us to come to most responsible decisions."
The innovative self awareness game is also supported by an online blood alcohol calculator which is downloadable to mobile phones. The application is downloadable to any mobile phone with WAP for the fee of a normal text message. It immediately calculates the time necessary for the consumed alcohol to leave the body.
All registered players will be entered into a drawing for a chance to bring 3 guests to a private dinner with Gábor Talmácsi. More rewards await the participants the self awareness game, including an exclusive brewery trip, gift glasses and unique online content from Gábor Talmácsi.
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Alcohol Responsibility Program of Dreher Breweries:
Dreher Breweries Ltd launched its Alcohol Responsibility Program in 2008, with the participation of Gábor Talmácsi world champion motorcyclist. The information website of the program is www.alkohol.info.hu, which has already been visited by 150 thousand people. The website, by focusing on individual responsibility, places emphasis on sharing valuable information. In addition, visitors can participate in forums where they can share their questions and opinions. More than 500 visitors have already done so. A further specialty of the site is that it demonstrates step by step what happens in the body when we consume alcohol. The www.alkohol.info.hu site's highly popular "Topic of the month" section continuously offers fresh content to visitors, which is processed via the life experience of Gábor Talmácsi, videos by experts and visitor comments and opinions.
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This SABMiller subsidiary news release has been translated from its local market language to English language for publication on www.sabmiller.com. We have attempted to provide an accurate translation of the original material but due to the difficulties of translation slight differences may exist.
Note, the news release was first published in its local market on [17/08/2010].


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Our son loves his birthday present - although my husband did have to drill holes to lower the seat more than it would originally go. Our son is a tall 2, yet the smallest setting meant he couldn't touch the ground enough to stride. Specifications state 2-5years. Great quality, stylish and functional balance bike that he is quickly getting the hang of!
This is a great design for my little one to practice riding her first bike and is fun at the same time, it is also safe and durable, I can see it lasting well ready for my 2nd child (I am currently expecting) to use when old enough although would be handy if the seat could be lowered for younger ages as my little one would have been ready for this when she was 15 months if the seat was lower.
The balance bike looks good and feels really sturdy. I bought it for my sons second birthday and he loves it, it is a little big but am sure he will be able to use properly soon. His 4 year old sister loves it too and is happy to use.
great little bike for our daughter
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Atlanta >Food & Dining > Loca Luna
550-C Amsterdam Ave, Atlanta, GA | Directions 3030633.788506 -84.369227
Tue-Thu 11:30am-2:30pm, 5pm-12am
Fri 11:30am-2:30pm, 5pm-3am
Sat 5pm-3am
Sun 5pm-10pm
Neighborhoods: Morningside-Lenox Park, Northeast, Northeast
Never Again – I had a Groupon-type voucher for this restaurant so I was excited about trying it out. Week #1 (Saturday) there was a private party, so no tables for the public until after 9 PM. Week #2 (Saturday) I called in advance and was told they were booked, so not even taking reservations. Week #3 (Sunday) I called and was told even though they had table available they suggested I make a reservation. However, the reservation had to be made for more than 1 hour from the current time. ??? When we got there a security guard asked to see our IDs. When we went inside, evidently there was a live music performance. A genre of music I am unfamiliar with (was NOT Latin) was playing at an INCREDIBLY LOUD level. I had to literally scream to the host for him to hear me. My boyfriend and I had to text each other for the entire meal because we could not hear each other from across the table. A small conciliation: the food was pretty good. WILL NOT GO BACK. EVER.
delicious tapas – great place to meet the girls for a fun night out.
cool looking, not good food – This place is definitely style over substance, went to a function there and it's definitely neat looking, ut the food was not very good.
Horrible – I never write reviews, I am the one that always reads them and usually decides to visit off the reviews of others who experienced it.
I decided to go after buying a coupon from groupon. I went on a Saturday night and I was prepared to wait just because it was Saturday. While I waited I ordered a drink from the bar and the drink was warm. I should of realized then that I was in for a surprise. Once we were called to be seated, I was extremely excited because the overall feel of the place was great; the had the live band and dancing.
I ordered the Spanish style ribs, fried green beans, seafood bisque and nachos. I was very disappointed because the food was cold, queso cheese doesn't taste good when it's cold. I called our waiter over and explained that the food was cold. He was a little aggravated because I insisted that he bring us hot food. He took the food back to the kitchen only to return with the same food he took from us. Guess what? the food was still cold. I am sorry to complain, but I went to Rare soul food tapas and might I say that was a very awesome place.....my food was hot !!!! I guess I was comparing Loca Luna to Rare.
After the waiter brought me out the same food he took to the kitchen to nook; by then I've had enough. I got upset and me and my guest decided to leave. The manager asked me why was I upset, I explained that the only thing that should be cold is the drinks and salad, not the main course! This was my first time visiting this restaurant and it left a very bad impression....needless to say that I will never ever go to Loca Luna's again.
I will also make sure I contact groupon to inform them of this horrible experience that I had at this restaurant. Maybe it is just me and going on a busy night, I can say I don't think that I would ever go back.
I should add that we left there and went to another restaurant and had a blast with hot food and cold drinks!!!
Loca Luna really needs to step it up and learn to serve hot food and cold drinks!!!
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The following users definetly either work for loca luna, are really good friends with the owners or as very often it is they are getting free stuff at the place.
Just look when each review was posted..all on 3/9/11 or 3/10/11
way to obvious.
Definetly start reading the reviews from 3/7/11 and older....they are the true views of REAL clients and also REAL experiences at Loca Luna. Dont be fooled.
Take it from a person that has experienced the place..it is not what it is hyped to be.
My favorite place in Atl – Whenever I'm in Atlanta THIS is the first place I visit. Love the food, love the vibe and always have a blast here. I'm very loyal to my dishes my favorite being the tapas-all tapas, mojitos, caipirinhas, platanos etc. After eating, you can burn it all up on the dance floor.
Can't wait to go back and try the new menu items.
Great Place! – Hands down a 5 star spot! My friends and I have been going to Loca for years and have never had bad service. The food and drinks are great! I was recently there for the Falcons playoff game and was seated right where I wanted to be and had excellent service. The food was great as always too! I can't say enough good things about Loca. Always our first choice when we go out. Keep up the good work guys!
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ATHENS - More than 3,000 Georgians exercised their way across the state this spring. The miles were logged by participants in the Walk Georgia program, which challenged Georgians to engage in physical activity and log their progress. Registration for the fall program ended Sept. 14, and the program will run until Nov. 1.
LUDOWICI - No one likes being sick. So how can you protect yourself? Get a flu shot.
Liberty Regional Medical Center is joining the celebration of National Rehabilitation Awareness Week from Sept. 21–26.
ATLANTA - Summer generally brings to mind backyard barbecues and family vacations, but record-high gas prices have put a damper on summer travel plans for many families. The American Red Cross hopes its summer promotion will provide three lucky blood donors a little relief at the pump. Everyone who presents to donate blood or platelets between July 1 and Sept. 30, can enter to win one of three $1,000 gas cards as part of its "Save a Life and See America" promotion.
A nationwide shortage of rabies vaccine has prompted the Liberty and Long county health departments to encourage all residents to take serious precautions against contracting rabies.
ATLANTA - It's going to be a little harder to get a flu shot at some Georgia pharmacies this season.
The February term grand jury is concerned about Liberty Regional Medical Center, as was the previous grand jury … and the one before that.
Liberty Regional Medical Center has been granted a $189,677 healthcare facilities grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
Liberty County Coroner Regional Pierce is trying to squelch rumors that a child died from meningitis here last week.
At the Liberty County Hospital Authority meeting Tuesday, it was reported the hospital ended July $24,972 in the red, reversing the financial trend of the last two months.
Liberty County schools have been in session for nearly two weeks, and that means tests, projects, and other stressful assignments are starting to pile up for students.
ATLANTA - August is National Immunization Awareness Month and the Georgia Department of Human Resources Division of Aging Services is encouraging older adults to get immunized against the flu. The flu season, which typically runs from late fall until March, is responsible for an average of more than 200,000 hospitalizations and 36,000 deaths each year in the United States.
SALISBURY, N.C. - Food Lion stores are accepting customers' Flexible Spending Account or Healthcare Reimbursement Account cards at all store registers. The transaction process will automatically deduct the cost of FSA/HRA items from a customer's total grocery bill once the card has been entered into the payment process.
ATLANTA (AP) -- The largest health insurer in the state has sent letters containing personal information to the wrong addresses, exposing more than 200,000 Georgians to possible identity theft.
The president pro tem of the Georgia Senate, Sen. Eric Johnson (D-Savannah), attended a reception the Hinesville Dialysis clinic on June 30.
SALT LAKE CITY - Caffeine is a substance many adults depend on to stay awake during long hours and busy days. It turns out, that habit is trickling down to their kids.
Our family has a dinner tradition that began when I was a child. At a preset time, we turn off the technology - television, iPad, Gameboy and computers. And we each do our part in preparing for the meal. The tasks usually include emptying the dishwasher, setting the table and preparing the food. We enjoy our meal and pleasant dinner conversation. At the end of the meal, each of us assists with clearing the table and moving the dishes to the sink.
The Southeast Georgia Health System Wellness on Wheels mobile-health vehicle will provide screenings from 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m. Tuesday, April 22, at the IGA supermarket on Highway 84 in Ludowici. All mammograms require a physician's order. Insurance is accepted and financial assistance is available to patients who qualify.
A crowd consisting of many veterans gathered March 27 at Farmer's Natural Foods in Hinesville for a health seminar on easing symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder. The nearly two-hour seminar was facilitated by author Kaliana Schmidt, a natural-emotional-care advocate.
The Fort Stewart Warrior Restoration Center teamed up with the Fort Stewart Fire Department on March 27 for an event held at the Main Exchange.
I recently was fortunate to be among a group of 24 nutrition and public-health students from Georgia Southern and Armstrong Atlantic State universities who spent a week exploring Verona, Italy, and the Tuscan countryside by day and learning how to prepare Italian dishes by night. It was an especially memorable spring break.
It's often been said that dogs are man's best friend, and the members of Woof P.A.C.T. (Partners Are Created Together) want to ensure soldiers suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder are never without faithful companions.
The YMCA of Coastal Georgia held its 159th annual meeting March 25 at the Armstrong Center on Abercorn Street in Savannah.
Healthy snacks often can be difficult to find or make in a pinch, especially when you are starving and a satisfying nibble is nowhere in sight. It is far too easy to reach for junk food when nutritious options aren't accessible.
Jessica Neeley of Richmond Hill has been selected as a candidate in the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society's Man and Woman of the Year campaign. Neeley joins other community leaders to see who can raise the most money for the organization in a 10-week time period, which started March 27. Money raised during the campaign will advance LLS's mission to cure leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin's disease and myeloma, and improve the quality of life for patients and their families.
To commemorate National Public Health week on April 7-13, the Coastal Health District has given each day of the week a theme in an effort to send the public several health-related messages.
The first open enrollment for health-insurance coverage under the Affordable Care Act ended Monday. State Rep. Al Williams, D-Midway, held two enrollment sessions in Hinesville and Midway on Saturday to register uninsured residents before the deadline.
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The Community Theatre of Howell is performing the new teen musical just off Broadway, "13". The production focuses on thirteen 13-year-olds, facing issues that some teenagers face today - including belonging to a clique and being labeled.
Where: Howell High School Freshman Campus
1400 W. Grand River, Howell, MI 48843
When: Friday, June 10, 2011 (7:30 p.m.)
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Synoposis: The story is about a boy named Evan Goldman who has the perfect 12-year-old life residing in New York City (where he is popular), until his parents get divorced and he is forced to move to a small town in rural Indiana.
He is the new kid in town, about to turn 13 and celebrate his Bar Mitzvah. All he wants is to be a part of the popular clique (like he was in NYC), no matter how cruel he has to be to others at the school, including a boy with Muscular Dystrophy. He only cares about how the popular clique treats him. The problem is, no matter what he tries, all of his plans fall apart and the question arises: What is cool and why? In the end, Evan discovers that cool is being who you are, even if it is not being a part of the popular clique.
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Annual to tree
Leaves generally cauline, generally simple, generally alternate, petioled or not; stipules 0
Inflorescence: panicle, raceme, spike, or flowers solitary in axils, generally open; bracts leaf-like or not
Flower: bisexual, radial or bilateral, sometimes inverted (pedicel twisted 180°; hypanthium generally present, ± fused to ovary; sepals generally 5; corolla radial to 2-lipped, generally fused (tube sometimes split down back), lobes generally 5; stamens 5, free or ± fused (anthers and filaments fused into tube or filaments fused above middle); ovary inferior, sometimes half inferior, chambers 13, placentas axile or parietal, ovules many, style generally 1, 25-branched
Fruit: generally capsule, dehiscing on sides or at tip by pores or short valves
Seeds many
Genera in family: ± 70 genera, ± 2000 species: worldwide. Some cultivated for ornamental (Campanula, Jasione, Lobelia ). Subfamilies sometimes treated as different families.
Annual; roots fibrous
Stems erect or spreading, simple or branched at base or below middle
Leaves basal; petiole short or 0
Inflorescence ± raceme-like; bract 1 per flower, small; pedicel generally thread-like
Flower inverted; sepals linear to triangular; corolla nearly radial and 5-lobed or 2-lipped (upper lip 3-lobed, lower lip 2-lobed); filaments free at base, fused into tube above, sometimes appendaged at tube base, anthers free, all alike; ovary generally half-inferior in fruit, sometimes 0, hemispheric to obconic, sometimes glandular, stigma 2-lobed, papillate
Fruit generally > hypanthium, hemispheric to fusiform; tip pointed or rounded, dehiscing at tip by 2 valves; chambers 2
Seed elliptic to oblong
Species in genus: 13 species: sw US, nw Mex
Etymology: (Greek: thread-like branch)
Reference: [McVaugh 1942 N Amer Flora 32A: 1134]
Stems stiffly ascending, 525 cm; base brownish or purplish
Leaf 316 mm, oblanceolate to elliptic, narrowed gradually to petiole, toothed or pinnately lobed, hairy
Inflorescence: axis strongly zigzag; bracts 13 mm, spreading, linear to ovate; pedicels 616 mm, 0.10.2 mm diam, spreading, straight or slightly curved, tip generally curved
Flower: hypanthium ± 1 mm; sepals 1.52.5 mm, linear-elliptic to ± deltate, spreading; corolla 22.5 mm, divided ± to base, white, upper lobes erect, lower lobes ciliate; filament tube 12.3 mm, tip slightly curved, glabrous, anthers 0.20.4 mm
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The UN has just reported that the number of registered Rio+20 commitments have almost doubled from just over 700 announced around the conference a year ago to 1,382 and now valued at more than $630 billion. The report cites the development of a number of "action networks" to drive progress on concrete promises to take action on energy, cities, and other sustainability challenges. The UN says that there are already some results, such as those from a transportation commitment that avoided 2.2 tons of carbon emissions and saved more than 1,000 lives. July 17th, 2013
The Partnership on Sustainable Low Carbon Transport report "Creating Universal Access to Safe, Clean and Affordable Transport" concludes that the implementation of the Voluntary Commitments on Sustainable Transport launched at Rio+20 are well on track.
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IT'S NOT EASY to get nearly 40 high-level planners from insurance and financial services companies across the country to take the time from their overpacked schedules to attend an optional meeting. You've got to deliver value — and that's exactly what Marriott did at its 2004 Insurance and Financial Services Customer Forum at the impressive JW Marriott Orlando, Grande Lakes, May 19 to 22. The event was sponsored by Marriott Hotels & Resorts, Renaissance Hotels & Resorts, Delta Air Lines, JW Marriott Hotels & Resorts, and The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Co., LLC.
Called "Partnering for Success," the I&FS Forum prefaced its intense educational and teambuilding agenda with a "Spirit to Serve" charity activity at Give Kids the World Village. Among the many business sessions at the official conference that followed were a presentation on the new Marriott Meeting Rewards program and the Marriott/Passkey partnership; a planner panel on industry trends; updates on the Marriott, Renaissance, and Ritz-Carlton brands; and a very popular interactive roundtable discussion on how to build stronger relationships between planners and hotels. In a hilarious teambuilding activity, small groups of planners and hoteliers outfitted with video equipment and props traveled to different spots in Orlando to shoot three-minute movies.
One theme came through loud and clear: Both planners and suppliers are struggling to keep up with a changing business landscape that is constantly posing new challenges. The consensus was that now more than ever, hoteliers and planners need to work together to arrive at win-win solutions. "We've been very successful in moving away from [impersonal] vendor transactions and instead are developing new hotel partnerships," said one planner, summing up the tone of the event.
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Among the news from Marriott is a new emphasis on design. Marriott International Senior Vice President Field Sales, USA and Canada Mike Beardsley announced that Marriott will be rolling out a new guest room look by the fourth quarter this year. It will combine "timeless sophistication" — characterized by clean lines and natural materials such as wood, stone, and marble — with a stylish consumer flair he described as "progressive residence." Forget the old-fashioned bedspread, and think duvet with a throw on top, or a reclining chair that you'd have in your living room at home instead of the standard side chair and ottoman.
At Ritz-Carlton, "We've started to build hotels that are different from each other and that fit the environment they're located in," noted John Harper, vice president, international sales offices, The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Co., LLC.
As for Renaissance Hotels North America, Michael Murphy, vice president sales and marketing, said that the brand is aiming for distinctive design and a slightly edgier look. "We're looking to deliver style," he said.
Marriott Update
Noted by speakers at the I&FS Forum:
Occupancy was up in the first quarter of 2004 for both the Marriott and Renaissance brands, but a return to 1999 levels of revPAR — revenue per available room — is not projected until 2007 or 2008.
Business travel is on the upswing, particularly at airport hotels.
Marriott's Rewarding Events loyalty program has been simplified and planners will soon be able to access all the details of their account online.
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Hi Francine! How are you? Thank you so much fot your wonderful words...... You know how i love your creative work..... Have a nice day
Very poetic "Ame soeur" dear Francine. "Soul mate"?
Thank you, Francine! I too wish you a very happy and prosperous New Year!
Thank you so much for your comment, Francine, it is much appreciated as ever! Speaking of painting, I have to say I think of some of your B&W photographs as of paintings, they are absolutely unique and inspiring! Best wishes, Iliana
Thank you for your comment, Francine!
a you gallery of fantastic works!
your photos are very inspirational, Francine !!!
Love the new ones Francine. The rigid contrast of B/W gives them a different twist in terms of aesthetic and interpretation!
Bravo Francine!!! Fantastic your new work!!! I love it.
Thank you for your comment, Francine! I am rediscovering your 'Life on Plateau Mont-Royal' and I still think that after that unforgettable 'Dame...' of yours, this is one of your best works!
C'est du beau travail, merci
Fine, Francine! Et je viens de voir!
Dear Francine, very imposing and fascinating "Life on Plateau.." . Atmosphere, context and composition, your unique and distinctive way of work... Everything about it is amazing. Always happy to see such inspiring pictures.
Saisissante «Life on Plateau» !!!
Une perle !!!
"life on..."Is a great composition Francine. Bravo!!!!
"daily's life "goes to my fav. It's a fantastic and creative composition!!! I love it Francine.
a gallery of artistic works !!!
bravo !!!
'About life"... "Daily's life"... full of suggestion.. Inspired and inspiring as always.
Sympathique cette dernière image "about life"...et puis tu as un beau modèle...(hihihihi)
Thank you Francine for all your comments. "Le bel inconnu.." intrigues me - like all you work does.
Thank you very much Francine for your kind comment. I appreciate your support.. I am not on Face book.....
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4 critical trends in IT business continuity
How IT business continuity is helped (and challenged) by 4 tech megatrends: social, mobile, virtualization and cloud
Mon, April 02, 2012
In IT, failure is not an option. Not surprisingly, organizations have made it a high priority to develop and implement reliable business continuity plans to ensure that IT services are always available to internal users and outside customers.
But recent technology developments and trends, most notably server and desktop virtualization, cloud computing, the emergence of mobile devices in the workforce and social networks, are having an impact on how enterprises handle IT business continuity planning and testing. Much of the impact is for the better, experts say, but these trends can also create new challenges for IT, information security and risk management executives.
Here's a look at how these tech megatrends are affecting IT business continuity specifically. (For a holistic perspective on business continuity planning including more about people and assets, read Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Planning: The Basics.)
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VirtualizationVirtualization is making business continuity planning easier for IT executives and their organizations, if for no other reason than it's helping to reduce the number of IT assets, says George Muller, vice president, sales planning, supply chain & IT at Imperial Sugar Co, Sugar Land, Texas, one of the nation's largest processors and marketers of refined sugar.
"For those of us who have been in the IT world for a few years, we've seen the transition from the old large mainframes to client server to Web-based applications to cloud based computing," Muller says. "During that time the proliferation of PCs and servers has been wild."
[Also read 3 key issues for secure virtualization by Bernard Golden]
With so many devices to maintain and keep running, particularly physical servers in the data center, ensuring systems uptime had become a much greater challenge, Muller says. "With virtualization, we've now been able to reduce that footprint [of servers], which means when we are planning for business continuity now we've got fewer devices to worry about."
Server virtualization has allowed communications and compliance technology services provider Walz Group in Temecula Calif., to greatly reduce its planned outages, and largely eliminate unplanned downtime, says Bart Falzarano, CISO.
Using server virtualization, the company can manage, support and secure its applications more effectively, Falzarano says. Walz has been able to achieve higher virtualization efficiencies (a higher number of virtual machines to hypervisor host) using newer infrastructure technology.
The company is then able to leverage workload mobility capabilities locally that allow it to quickly switch virtual machines and applications between different physical resource pools of compute, memory and storage.
"For maintenances, upgrades, firmware updates, critical patches, etc., Walz simply moves the applications away from the area being impacted by the maintenance activity," Falzarano says. "Once the maintenance activity, testing and quality control checks are complete, [we] may move the application back to that region or area."
Virtualization has actually had a bigger impact on disaster recovery than on business continuity, says John Morency, research vice president at research firm Gartner Inc. in Stamford, Conn., although one area where there's been an effect on continuity is work area recovery.
Many companies have relied on providers of work area recovery sites for business continuity, which can cost from $15 to $25 per seat, Morency says.
"But what more organizations are doing now is having people work at home or at Starbucks or the library or wherever," he says. "The use of Citrix, DVI and other desktop virtualization technologies, in conjunction with secure tunneling, is enabling organizations to implement broader and more distributed work area recovery."
Some businesses and functions, such a branch banks and customer service call centers, continue to use work area recovery services, Morency says. But a growing number of Gartner clients are leveraging virtualization to enable people to work offsite when needed, as an alternative to work area recovery.
[Also see CSO's ultimate guide to business continuity and disaster recovery—11-page PDF report, FREE CSO insider registration required]
Rachel Dines, senior analyst, Infrastructure & Operations, at Forrester Research in Cambridge Mass., says desktop, or client, virtualization is having a bigger impact on business continuity than server virtualization.
"Client virtualization is making workforce recovery [possible] for many companies that cannot rely on employees working from home with laptops," Dines says.
For example, at companies with highly sensitive information—such as financial services and insurance firms or government agencies—where employees are not issued laptops to prevent data leaks, client virtualization enables the rapid deployment of client images to disparate hardware at workforce recovery sites, Dines says.
In addition, organizations can deploy client virtual machines over the Internet and allow employees to access them via personal computers at home. "Either way, users are able to use the same environment that they are accustomed to on a daily basis, which means they will be more productive during the outage," Dines says.


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The people of these worn, winding Pasadena streets still aren't sure exactly who he is, this kid whose bullet tore through their community's soul on Christmas morning, leaving them with an emptiness felt from the faded bungalows of Garfield Avenue to the mansions of Linda Vista.
But they are absolutely certain who he is not.
The kid who killed Victor McClinton in his front yard just steps from his glittering Christmas tree shortly after his Christmas breakfast never, ever played in a sports league run by Victor McClinton.
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This would not have been the uncoordinated child who was so unbowed, McClinton once devised a special play to allow him to score a touchdown from his position on the offensive line. This would not have been the shy child whose basketball coach was confronted at halftime by McClinton with orders to get him the ball, again and again, until he finally experienced the joy of making a shot.
This would not have been a child whose team finished in last place, because every child on every team in every McClinton league received the exact same size trophy every season. This would also not have been one of his league's stars, because McClinton did not allow them to act like stars, every kid forced to pass the ball, hand it off, give it up, help the helpless, share the glory, build the community.
There is no way that whoever gunned down Victor McClinton in the middle of his neighborhood, at the height of his influence, on one of the holiest of days, was one of the thousands of children that McClinton molded with the express purpose of rendering them incapable of such horror.
"It is beyond all irony that Victor built his sports program so what happened to him would never happen," said Jymm Adams, a longtime friend. "The last person you would think it would happen to, it happened to."
What happened next was also beyond all imagination. While McClinton lay dead in Huntington Hospital on Christmas day, his cellphone rang incessantly until deep into the afternoon. Many of the calls came from numbers that were not in McClinton's phone book. Many of their voices were unfamiliar, their accents diverse, their languages varied. Upon hearing the voice of McClinton's close friend Danny Bakewell Jr., many of the callers believed they were speaking to McClinton and demanded an explanation for these silly rumors of his passing.
When the phone finally quieted, Bakewell shook his head in awe at the two realizations that were the fundamentals of this great man's life.
Everyone in Pasadena had Victor McClinton's phone number. Nobody in Pasadena could ever imagine him not answering.
Even if you had never heard of Victor McClinton, if you have had children who play recreational sports, you knew him.
He was the guy pouring chalk powder through an upside-down orange cone on a playground football field on a rainy Saturday morning. He was the guy opening the rusty lock on a church gym and dragging in a bag of balls on a cold Wednesday night. He was the guy who is always there with an extra jersey or juice box or safety pin to hold up your toddler's basketball pants.
"You see a guy at 7 a.m. on a Saturday with an Egg McMuffin in one hand and a clipboard in the other hand and a whistle around his neck, that was Victor," Adams said.
In sports-and-kids-crazy Southern California, there were a million guys like Victor McClinton. But there was nobody like him.
Many parents volunteer in youth sports programs, but McClinton actually started one, the Brotherhood Crusade Youth Sports League, which has served Pasadena-area boys and girls for 18 years. It wasn't his job, as he was a service technician for the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department.
He wasn't much known outside of musty middle school gyms and overgrown park fields. He gave away thousands of trophies but was never honored with one himself.
The 49-year-old lived with his wife and two children on a street of barred doors and broken fences. Outside of his trademark black sweatshirt, blue jeans and Nike Cortez shoes, he was unremarkable and unrecognizable.
But for the last 18 years, Victor McClinton was the richest man in town. Few have touched as many lives, as more than 20,000 kids have come through his program. Few have built a stronger sense of community, as his leagues evolved into the one place where this quietly fractured town could act as one.
The faces on his football, basketball, T-ball and track teams were a multitude of colors. The voices among the lawn chairs and aluminum stands spoke a variety of languages. The school sweatshirts ranged from public elementary to private prep. The cars in the pot-holed parking lots included both shiny Mercedes and rusted Buicks.
McClinton arrived in Pasadena nearly 30 years ago as a skinny guy from South Los Angeles who liked to coach kids. He departed as a king who had brought together a tiny nation, one dribble, one dash, one swing at a time.


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Wondering where to take a herd of hungry boys one weekday evening, we happened upon Peace A Pizza, tucked away in a groovy little corner of Catonsville. A riot of tie-dyed color met our cold and bleary eyes. The busy counter person informed us of a special that evening: a slice and a salad for $6.99, adding that you could substitute a soup for the salad. Sold! We tried the roasted-pepper and potato-cheddar soups; the former was gloriously peppery and surprisingly thick. For those of us with New Year's resolutions, the salads weren't too shabby either. What was supposed to be a "small" Mediterranean salad was bountiful. Tomatoes, cucumbers, Kalamatas, red onions, feta, and greens nearly flowed over the container they were in. The star of the show, hands down, was the pizza. The boys got fancy pizzas, but try the cheese pizza. The ruby-red tomato sauce and delicious hand-tossed crust—thin, but not too thin—was very good. We also tried the "green goat," a pesto pizza with goat cheese and arugula (delicious), and the bacon cheeseburger (solid), but the vegetarian primavera, a mind-boggling blend of broccoli, mushrooms, tomatoes, pico de gallo, artichokes, sliced eggplant, and roasted peppers with mozzarella and cheddar cheeses was texturally, a bit confusing. All said, though, the portions were generous, the prices were right, and the place was bright and friendly. Next time the boys are hungry, we'll go back.
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Business Insider: Tech bubble? What tech bubble?
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Henry Blodget, CEO and Editor-In Chief of Business Insider, speaks during the Digital Life Design conference in Munich, Germany. He doesn't think there's a tech bubble.
Business Insider just wrapped its "Startup 2012" conference in New York yesterday, where it's promoting its new BI Intelligence service, which is being spearheaded by Pascal-Emmanuel Gobry, Alex Cocotas, and BI CEO Henry Blodget.
They put together an entertaining presentation about whether there's a tech bubble a-swellin' up right now, getting ready to pop and make us scream and keen and cry out loud. (Is there a bubble? BI Intel says, resoundingly, "Nope!") But before I get into that, and a Twitter exchange I had two weekends ago with Leigh Drogan of Surfview Capital, about the whole bubble thing, I would be somewhat journalistically remiss if I didn't express one significant reservation about this whole BI Intel project.
For starters, I am Business Insider's number-one fan, in L.A. at least. Henry and his crew have figured out how to stitch together the wonky econoblogsosphere with the aggregational accumen of the Huffington Post and the jaunty and at times borderline slapdash (in a good way) tone of the early Gawker. I think the site looks like hell, but that's part of its charm. And anytime anything happens in the business and economy world — and even these days the wider world (SEO is alive and well) —I often check BI to get their take. Joe Weisenthal is a complete maniac, in the very best bloggy sense of that sleep-deprived sobriquet.


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