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A more social Adobe Creative Cloud
Adobe has been rolling out some major changes and updates to Creative Cloud. While the new subscription-only model and individual product updates have gotten most of the attention, the new social and networking aspects built directly into CC have the potential to be hugely important to the creative community.
When Adobe purchased Behance a few months ago, there was a lot of speculation that it would somehow be added to Creative Cloud. But no one really seemed to know...
Farewell to Fireworks
Last week, Adobe announced that there will be no further development of their Fireworks application. Security updates will be provided and bug fixes may arrive, but for all intents and purposes Fireworks CS6 is a dead man walking. The petitions for clemency have already begun, but it seems likely that at some point Adobe's CEO will give the order to flick the switch and like a paper rocket on a rainy fourth of July, Fireworks will be no more.
Whilst many in the web design community bemoan Adobe's lack of foresight, there are others — myself included — that...
No more Creative Suite: what does it mean?
Adobe has just announced that Creative Suite will cease to exist after CS6 (in name at least), and be replaced exclusively by Creative Cloud. On its most basic level, that means there won't be perpetual licenses for future Adobe products (though, for now, you'll still be able to buy CS6 in that format) and instead all of their Creative Cloud software will be available by subscription only.
For creatives, this is a huge shift. Adobe has been the leader in graphics and web software for years (especially after their purchase of Macromedia), and designers...
An introduction to Edge Reflow
Edge Reflow is one of the exciting new weapons in Adobe's ever-expanding Creative Suite arsenal; helping to bring the modern web's powerful features within reach for designers.
Reflow is designed to help creatives work towards the holy grail of current web design standards: responsive design. Previously only possible for the HTML-savvy, now everyone can produce sites that rearrange themselves for different...
Getting started with Edge Animate
In this tutorial, we'll be getting started with Adobe's new animation tool, Adobe Edge Animate. Edge Animate harnesses the power of HTML5 animation, and allows the user to create dynamic, exciting web-based animations in a quick, easy and fun way, using a user-friendly timeline-based interface as opposed to blocks of daunting code.
In our first video for Edge Animate, "Getting Started", we'll be constructing our first animated banner. You'll learn the basics of becoming familiar with Edge's interface, as well as the following handy techniques to get you started on creating your own animations: using the key framing tools to bring your text and images to life; harness animation easing techniques to accelerate your elements on and off screen; grouping...
Adobe announce new features for Muse
Adobe has just announced new features in their Muse web design app. Muse launched just nine months ago, and in that time has had a few fairly substantial updates which make it a significantly more useful tool for professional designers.
Muse, from the very beginning, has allowed designers to create unique, free-form designs without visual restrictions. It's perfect for graphic and visual designers who don't want to write code but also don't want to depend on programmers to get their...
Adobe announce new features for Creative Cloud
Today, Adobe announced some exciting new features in Creative Cloud, Photoshop, Illustrator, and Muse. Of particular interest to a lot of designers are the updates to Photoshop, while teams and agencies will be particularly interested in Adobe's new Creative Cloud Team subscriptions.
Despite the fact that Creative Cloud has only been available for a few months, there are well over 200,000 subscribers, with 80% choosing...
Check out Adobe Creative Cloud's latest updates live on Facebook
One of the biggest advantages to Adobe's Creative Cloud membership is the regular updates Adobe offers to Cloud members. Those updates mean that you no longer have to wait a year or more for a major release.
Although Adobe doesn't publish a set schedule, so far, new updates have been shipping every couple of months. These updates include everything from major changes and improvements to JDIs (Just Do Its).
On December 11, Adobe will be announcing its next big overhaul to some Creative Cloud products...
Adobe "Create the Web"
Yesterday, Adobe used the keynote slot of their 'Create the Web' event in San Francisco to preview what they hope, will be the next generation of tools that you and I use to build the web.
For those of us not lucky enough to be in the hall with them, the event was streamed online — ironically displayed using Flash Player. That was however, the only dated aspect of the presentation.
Much of the community has been querying Adobe's commitment to innovation in the last couple of years, especially with the apparent cash cow of...
No more fear of Illustrator!
If you're anything like me, you've always viewed Adobe Illustrator as an incredibly intimidating program. I think Illustrator might have the reputation of being the most complex program designers use.
And because of that, a lot of new designers are afraid to even start using it. They take one look at it and go back to Photoshop.
Sure, I've used Illustrator for various projects, but I always felt a little bit like I wasn't "worthy" of Illustrator. Like I didn't have the necessary skills to do the program justice.
After attending...
Adobe's new Creative Cloud subscription service
I recently had the opportunity to attend Adobe's Reviewer's Workshop in New York, where they covered the new CS6 product suite, including major overhauls to Illustrator, aspects of Photoshop, and the official launch of Adobe Muse.
More interestingly, to me at least, was the new Creative Cloud subscription service. Creatives, especially small agencies and freelancers, have long struggled to pay for Adobe's products. After all, shelling out hundreds or thousands of dollars for their software can be a struggle for small businesses, really cutting into profits.
Even hiring new employees can be an issue, when you figure that the Design & Web Premium...


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TENNESSEE over New Orleans by 10
We know that the Saints are marching into Nashville with four straight wins and covers. But we bet you didn't know that favorites off a SU and ATS home win which was preceded by a SU and ATS Monday night home win are just 2-14 ATS since 1990. The Saints are also a lax 2-9-1 ATS in the fi rst of back-to-back roadies and that fi ts like Obama's birth certifi cate on a counterfeit printing press to the Titans' 10-2-1 ATS mark as dogs off a SU dog win. Add Tenny's 15-3 SU and ATS log at home off a SU win of less than 7 points versus a foe with revenge – including a perfect 9-0 SU and ATS against non-division foes – to a 4-0 SU and 3-0-1 series mark since 1996 and you can see why we're calling for the outright Tennessee win. And for all of you 'situational' players, the Saints' two-game lead over Atlanta in the NFC South affords them the luxury of a trip-up while the Titans' two-game deficit in the AFC South and battle for the Wildcard ensures a focused effort oday at LP Field. Grab the points but you won't need 'em as a rejuvenated Chris Johnson runs – and not marches – through the Saints secondary.
Without Jay Cutler calling signals against KC last week, the Bears' offense went into hibernation: 3 points, 181 total yards and 0-for-11 in 3rd-down situations. Now they have to travel to Mile High Stadium and try to corral a Broncos team that's rolling off FIVE SU UNDERDOG WINS in a row. Yikes! However, even as Hollywood continues writing the script for 'The Comeback Kid' starring Denver QB Tim Tebow, our database reminds us that only three other teams have matched Denver's streak and they went 1-2 SU and ATS intheir next game (0-2 SU and ATS when laying points). Those aren't the only negative numbers saddling the Broncos today. The hosts are just 1-12 ATS in December off an NFC clash, and 3-8 SU and 2-9 ATS all-time versus the NFC North. Chicago has dominated the series, going 7-1-1 ATS overall and cashing in three of the last four trips (one push) to the Rocky Mountains. Da Bears have also made the AFC West their bitches when playing off a SU loss, posting a confi dence-building 15-3 ATS record that tightens to a perfect 8-0
ATS away from the Windy City. A closer look at Denver's come-from-behind win over Minnesota last week exposes the fact that John Fox's squad was outgained by a whopping 153 yards. And to make matters even worse for the home team, Fox is the answer to this week's TRIVIA TEASER on page 2. We know it's always risky taking on a wounded bear but, in the end, they're the ones that are the meanest and the ones that bite the hardest. Look for Chicago to call on its 8th-ranked rush defense to turn back Tebow and company in this high-altitude upset.
GIANTS over Dallas by 8
Though many will expect the Giants to suffer a letdown after nearly derailing the Packers' perfect season last week, we think the G-men will carry confi dence from that effort into this contest. The Cowboys take the
field off a bitter OT loss to Arizona (winning FG in regulation was nullifi ed when Dallas called for a timeout right before the kick) and won't be riding high from the looks of the ATS archives. Not only are the Pokes a lifeless 0-11 ATS in December off a SU favorite loss versus an opponent playing with revenge, they're also an unlucky 2-6 SU and 1-6-1 ATS of late in Game Thirteen of the season. Some of that failure can be laid at the feet of Cowboys QB Tony Romo: he's 19-2 SU as a starter in November but only 8-10 SU from December out. Eli Manning, fresh off a 347-yard, 4-TD passing performance against Green Bay, leads Big Blue into Big D knowing he's gone 17-8 SU and 18-7 ATS on the road versus a foe off a SU and ATS loss. The Giants also boast a bankroll-building 9-0 ATS log as a December dog off a non-division game versus a foe off a loss. The clincher comes from our database as it reminds us that 6-6 teams in Game Thirteen of the season playing off a loss with revenge are 23-8 SU and ATS, including 11-1 ATS when not forced to lay points. Yes, we realize New York has dropped four games in row but when we toss in the Pokes' recent troubles in this series (1-3 SU and ATS), we have no problem siding with the tall guys here.


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Kenneth Shepherd, better known as "Shep"... was an only child, born in June of 1934 and died in April of 1995. He died in Paris, TX and is buried in Oakwood cemetery in Honeygrove, TX. He leaves two children, son John and daughter Shannon and special friend, Ginger Rater and friends that number so many.
His trade was in the cotton business, 'classing cotton'... traveling Texas and other states.
His love then and after retirement was his guitar, writing songs and playing and singing with all of his friends. He was a fantastic song writer. His greatest love was Hank Snow and Marty Robbins but he loved all county music. Where ever Shep was hanging out at the time, at whatever place, playing his Martin guitar....everyone got word of it and dropped by. He was a magical person, with every 'want to be' and 'could have been'....hanging out with the 'master' He had a magnetic personality.
Just before he died, he made the front page of our local paper with his talent, and had an upcoming promise of finally having recordings in Nashville, TN. of his latest song lyrics. Kenneth Shepherd was a most unique individual. He was a master at the guitar and found humor in life where no one else could. He is and will be missed so much by all of us that loved him. He was a trusted, wonderful friend. I miss him still. I miss hearing him sing. I miss his laugh. We all do. We just miss having 'old Shep' around.....you will notice from his photos that he always had a guitar or a lady on his arm.
He enjoyed life. Maybe he just enjoyed it too much. Personally, I am glad that I was a part of his life before he left us and so thankful that I taped his wonderful voice singing while I could. At least we still have that.
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My condolences to the family for the loss of your loved one. May pleasant memories of Kenneth bring comfort during your time of sorrow and remembrance, along with God's promise in the Bible at John 5: 21, 28 and 29. Jehovah is the God of Comfort, who can and will heal your broken heart. For His Son, Jesus, said: "I am the resurrection and the life. He that exercises faith in me, even though he dies, will come to life."
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A poem for Shep I never did ask The year of his birth But I know well the day that he died. I didn't count the people That stood at his grave But I know how many tears that I cried. I never knew the why Of so many things That made him the way that he was I saw the results And I felt his pain But I never stopped to look for the cause. I wanted to share with him So many things But we laughed all the while he was here I wanted to hold him And tell him I cared But ...
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I suppose if physical fontech became illegal, I would go for studying schematics and blueprints instead. (Let's hope that day never comes, though!)
((lukemod: sorry for the really lazy comic-ing and the lack of activity… :( i've really been suffering from post-finals withdrawal and laziness.))
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Job Hunters: Who's Hiring in Tinley Park? (Nov. 14)
After being preempted last week for the election, our employment feature returns with a vengeance. Listings include openings for a graphic arts instructor, stylist, executive assistant, customer service rep and teller.
Finding a job can be a tough task. Putting together a résumé, hitting the streets looking for "Help Wanted" signs and making the best impression on potential employers can be a tall order for anyone. Luckily, Patch wants to help Tinley Park readers find a few jobs and put some cash in your pockets. That's why each week, Tinley Park Patch will be spotlighting a few job openings that we think our readers can fill. NOTE TO EMPLOYERS: Are you doing seasonal hiring and adding temporary positions for the holidays? Patch wants to know. Email firstname.lastname@example.com with your seasonal job openings. WANTED: Full-time graphics art instructor Illinois Institute of Art—Tinley Park: The school is looking for a full-time faculty member to teach graphic arts …
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Anybody know what happened to M.F.O.M.A. Every time I try to go there, a big FORBIDDEN page comes up. Big Brother maybe!
Anybody know what happened to M.F.O.M.A. Every time I try to go there, a big FORBIDDEN page comes up. Big Brother maybe!
Same shit happens to me, you ain't alone.....
I am verboten as well.
I think I forgot to pay the monthly dues.
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Ass Monkey has been fixed, but it's been rather dead over there.... would y'all start posting some shit already?
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Martin Truex Jr. (56) and Clint Bowyer (15). (Photo by ASP, Inc.)
by Vito Pugliese
"I'm sorry guys, I just … can't drive my racecar …"
Those words, tinged with embarrassment, pain and reservation, served as both the low point and springboard for Michael Waltrip Racing. Sitting in his crumpled Camry on the backstretch at Charlotte after wrecking on his second lap of qualifying for the Coca-Cola 600 in 2007, Michael Waltrip's transition from racecar driver to team owner was going anything but smooth. From crashing out during time trials and having to head home on Fridays, shoddy performance and reliability, to a divorce and a much-publicized incident that saw him barefoot and beating a hasty retreat from the scene of a tipped over truck, the upstart organization that Waltrip started to coincide with Toyota's arrival in the Cup Series has long since been referred to as a "second-tier" team.
But, while once said with a bit of condescension and hesitation, it appears safe to finally say it with assurance: Michael Waltrip Racing is for real.
Last year, Robby Gordon deemed his fledgling racing operation "a marketing company that races." Despite two wins with former driver David Reutimann, that same observation so wryly stated could have been attributed to MWR not that long ago — but no longer. Don't believe me? Watch any NASCAR race (or NASCAR-related programming), and tell me how many commercial breaks are absent a 5-Hour Energy commercial with Clint Bowyer, a NAPA spot without Waltrip or Martin Truex Jr., or an Aaron's commercial without Mark Martin and Waltrip.
You'd be hard pressed to find a team owner that is as big a piece of marketing his racing operation as the two-time Daytona 500 champion. Waltrip is now also a commentator alongside Chris Myers during FOX race broadcasts, and last year was one of the hosts of Showtime's "This Week in NASCAR." It is that popularity and familiarity with die-hards and casual fans alike that has helped Waltrip's race team bridge the gap from pretender to contender in the span of a few short years.
MWR suddenly boasts, along with Roush Fenway Racing, perhaps the best-balanced driver line-up in the sport. After Carl Edwards declined overtures from Joe Gibbs Racing in 2011, Bowyer became the next most-eligible driver at the end of his contractual rope. Sponsor 5-Hour Energy came a-calling — which in today's world of finding a ride is as essential as having a helmet. When Richard Childress Racing could not honor Bowyer's salary demands, it was MWR that offered him a home, much to the bewilderment of many in the media.
Was one of the hottest properties in NASCAR taking a step backward? After all, it was Bowyer who, after being involved with a wreck with Waltrip at Bristol in 2008, deemed him, "The worst driver in the history of NASCAR. Period."
Bowyer is a driver who has made the Chase for the Championship three times in his six-year Cup career, as well as a Nationwide Series championship in '08.
As it turns out, his defection to MWR has been anything but a step backward. His No. 15 has been fast weekly, albeit with a couple of stumbles with some blown tires and wall contact at Phoenix, but has since rebounded with a sixth at Las Vegas, fourth at Bristol, and a 13th in California. Sitting eighth in points, just 38 markers out of first, Bowyer's Chase chances — and opportunities to win — are materializing quicker than most had suspected.
Think of his team as the No. 5 of Kasey Kahne without the hype or horrendous luck.
Truex has been in a similar situation as Bowyer. Since winning what was the Busch Series championship in 2004 and '05, his Cup pursuits have been left wanting. He joined what had been Dale Earnhardt, Inc. as driver of the No. 1 Chevrolet as it was devolving from Earnhardt's business built for his children into a diluted conglomeration of other teams that were both failing and floundering.
Truex has one NASCAR Cup win — a Monday running of a rained-out Dover event on the day that Bill France Jr. passed away — and Chase appearance to his credit, both of which were in 2007. Since joining MWR, Truex has little to show beyond having the most appearances in a commercial break.
However, in the last five races of 2011, Truex and crew chief Chad Johnston strung together four top-10 finishes and built upon that with runs of seventh, third and eighth in 2012. And this from a team that, prior to its hot streak, taped together only three top 5s and 15 top 10s in nearly two seasons.
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On the other end of the driver spectrum is Martin. The 53-year old veteran who five years ago went to a limited scheduled — then back to a full-time ride with Hendrick Motorsports for three seasons — is now back to a part-time arrangement at MWR. Taking over what was formerly the No. 00 Aaron's Dream Machine, Martin's re-branded No. 55 has been perhaps the company's most consistent force over the first five races of 2012.
Martin was up front for the second half of the Daytona 500 before finishing 10th. The following week he won the pole at Phoenix and was running in the top-three until gremlins in the EFI reared their ugly head and saddled the 55 with a "disappointing" ninth-place finish. Martin was then headed to the front in the closing laps at Las Vegas until he tangled with Dale Earnhardt Jr with a handful of laps remaining, relegating him to an 18th-place showing. His 12th at the Southern California 250 last weekend has him 17th in points — despite taking a week off at Bristol (and the tangle with Junior that cost him 10 points).
Bristol brings us to the other half of the No. 55 story — and a fitting counterpoint to Martin.
It doesn't seem that long ago that Brian Vickers was winning the Busch Series championship at 20 years of age. Following a one-win stint at Hendrick Motorsports (a controversial win, at that), Vickers too jumped aboard the Toyota train as part of Red Bull Racing's foray into NASCAR in 2007. Driving the No. 83 Red Bull Camry, Vickers established himself as the lead driver with the most experience for the organization and the face of Toyota in the sport. While it took Red Bull a few years to "get right," a win and a Chase birth in 2009 was evidence that things were headed in the right direction.
However, just as soon as the quirky newcomers came to the sport, they were gone.
Vickers had his own troubles during this time. A recurring problem with blood clots threatened to derail his racing career (and his life) in 2010. When he returned from near career-ending heart surgery though, it appeared as if "The Sheriff" had some scores to settle. Memorable run-ins with Tony Stewart, Marcos Ambrose and Matt Kenseth last season seemed to doom any efforts made in trying to find a ride once RBR made its exit. In short, Vickers had pissed off just about anybody who was in a position to help him.
When Chevrolet intervened and informed Elliott Sadler he was not to pilot MWR's Toyotas in Martin's absence, Vickers found his break. At Bristol two weeks ago, he led 125 laps en route to a fifth-place statement finish. He returns to the scene of last October's crime this Sunday at the track he and Kenseth traded paint, body panels and barbs — and which nearly proved his undoing in the Cup Series. Instead, he's offered a chance at redemption (and a legitimate shot at winning) with crew chief Rodney Childers atop the pit box, the same man who built the first go-karts Vickers began his racing career in some 20 years ago.
In the face of continuing difficult economic times, the landscape of NASCAR continues to change. From cars that are so sensitive you dare not tinker with a body panel lest you incur a six-week suspension, to EFI units that go bonkers once the engine gets hot or vibrates too much, to former mega-funded teams that have parked the very cars that got them into the sport in the first place, new teams and drivers are starting to emerge as legitimate weekly contenders. During this time, we've also seen virtual unknown teams — Furniture Row Racing, Phoenix Racing — and drivers — Trevor Bayne, Paul Menard — become winners.
After five years fraught with frustration, Michael Waltrip Racing's three teams are now legitimate contenders with a cadre of drivers who have all had their shared struggles in the sport. It's a long way to the top in NASCAR, but also a short fall to the bottom, and MWR has had a good view of both during its short time in the series. With the current lineup and early-season momentum, it is on the verge of establishing itself as one of the major forces in NASCAR competition for years to come.
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This was some of the best Professional Development I've had in 14 years of teaching. I found the ideas stimulating and adaptable. I went home brimming with stories and ideas that I couldn't wait to share with my colleagues. - Tania Meldrum, Longfields-Davidson Secondary School, Ottawa, Ontario (Spring 2013)
Each semester, the American Shakespeare Center devotes a seminar to the classroom applications of plays from our repertoire. Professor Ralph Alan Cohen, the education staff, and our troupe of professional actors provide teachers with a host of materials and techniques for bringing Shakespeare to life for their students. The play-specific seminars focus on making the plots, characters, words, and drama of Shakespeare's plays relevant and exciting in the classroom. We aim to remove your students' "ShakesFear" and to replace it with enthusiasm for the active exploration of the plays on the stage.
Summer 2013: July 10th-12th, 2013: The Next Step: From Class to Cast (Seminar fee: $300)
Fall 2013: October 4-6, 2013 - Romeo and Juliet and All's Well That Ends Well
Winter 2014: January 31-Feb 1, 2014 - As You Like It
Spring 2014: April 11-13, 2014 - Othello and The Merry Wives of Windsor
ASC Teacher Seminars use specific titles to deliver pointers on techniques that are applicable across the canon, so, even if you aren't planning to teach the play we are focusing on for a particular seminar, join us to pick up new and engaging activities.
Summer Seminar Fee: $300
Fall and Spring Seminar Fees: $330 each
Winter Semianr Fee: $220
If you are a self-funding teacher, or a teacher splitting the registration cost with your school, you are eligible to attend at a reduced rate. Contact Cass Morris (firstname.lastname@example.com; 540-885-5588 x21) or Sarah Enloe (firstname.lastname@example.com; 540-885-5588 x28) for details.
The seminars are an incredible value. -- Laura Messenheimer, Howard Community College, MD (Spring 2013)
All of our seminars use our Study Guides to provide you with a comprehensive approach to exploring the play in your classroom. From the basics of getting your students out of their seats and thinking like early modern actors, to exploring historical context, staging challenges, and the intricacies of Shakespeare's wordplay, to the challenge of assessment, ASC Study Guides give you a start-to-finish model. We also look at the connections between the plays and standard requirements for English, theatre, and history curricula. You can view some of our performance-based activities in-action on Youtube.
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Solehi High School Open as Warming Center Saturday and Sunday
Southern Lehigh residents can warm up, take a shower and charge their phones at the high school
Southern Lehigh High School is open until 6 p.m. Saturday and will be open from noon to 5 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 4 for any resident without power for showers or to recharge phones, etc.
Anyone wanting to take advantage of this is asked to bring their own towels and toiletries.
Please go to the door closest to the flag pole in front of the high school and ring the bell to be let in.
The school district asks residents to share this information with neighbors who may be in need, but who may not have communications available or children enrolled n our schools.
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What is it between the Left and Islam?
This was exactly the question posed in a blog post by John Richardson some weeks back in which he said:
I ask because I honestly don't get it – or at least, my version of 'getting it' is so extreme in its interpretation as to verge on the paranoid.
My answer at the time:
Nope. I absolutely don't get it either and believe me I've tried.
Well, it's my turn to verge on the paranoid.
Sultan Knish has addressed this very aberration and posits the following in answer:
The main weapon that progressives wield against traditionalists is their ability to break down the values that make up their worldview by challenging norms of behavior and thought, with the goal of using cultural friction to slowly replace traditional values and mores with their own.
The left, which excels at attacking traditional values, has signed a pact with Islam. Not only does it refuse to undermine its religion and traditional values, the way that it undermines those of everyone else, but it actively promotes Islamic values and traditions as morally superior to those of its own society.
The reason for this is simple strategy. The progressives of the left in each society are at war with their own traditionalists. American liberals are at war with American conservatives. European liberals are at war with European conservatives. Liberal Christians are at war with Conservative Christians and Progressive Jews are at war with Traditional Jews.
High-reproducing groups tend to be traditional, so that the only way for the left to outmaneuver the traditionalist reaction it helped create, is by importing other traditionalists.
Islam isn't the only group on this list, but it is the leading group, especially in Europe. Its asset is that it has a high birth rate and it votes left-of-center. It may be innately traditionalist, but that doesn't matter to the Eurocrats because they don't care what Muslims do in their own communities and they don't think that it will apply to them.
Progressive parties depend on Muslim votes. Their immigration policies selectively import groups that they have a high confidence rate of voting for them. Higher-reproducing alien traditionalist populations can demographically compete with or even out-reproduce native traditionalists, which helps keep the progressives in power and even seduces them with a vision of a country where they will always be in power for all time.
Sultan's post is the first I've encountered attempting to explain the Left's mysterious fondness for Islam.
Do let me know if you have better theory.
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For one year, University of Akron baseball teammates Keith Dambrot and Mike Birkbeck were roommates, inhabiting what Dambrot called "a junky old house over by Buchtel Field that I wouldn't let any human beings live in."
"I remember it very well, 422 Kling Street, at the corner of Kling and Wheeler. I lived there three of my four years, but we only allowed him to live there one year," Birkbeck joked Thursday in reference to Dambrot, 53, who is two years older. "He was way too smart. He spent way too much time with his door locked studying."
The hijinks must have been many, although unprintable, kept under wraps from the usually uncensored Dambrot.
It sounds as if one of their favorite pastimes was going from the fourth floor to the first without touching the ground, which apparently involved sliding on the banisters.
"Whatever it took," Birkbeck said. "That was our competitive spirit."
A former Zips third baseman and team captain who has been UA's basketball coach for the past eight seasons, Dambrot called Birkbeck "the craziest guy you've ever met."
"He played more jokes on me than I ever played on him," Dambrot said. "As a roommate, he's the funniest guy I've ever been around."
Birkbeck's sense of humor and easy-going personality have served him well during his 31 years in baseball. The Orrville native finds himself on the biggest stage of his 15 years as Kent State's pitching coach, with the Golden Flashes set to take on Arkansas on Saturday as they make their first appearance in the College World Series.
Many involved in Kent State athletics believe the Golden Flashes (46-18) wouldn't have reached Omaha, Neb., without Birkbeck, promoted to associate head coach in 2004, when he turned down the job held by coach Scott Stricklin. Last week, Stricklin called Birkbeck "the finest pitching coach in the country."
"Ask anyone who knows college baseball about Mike Birkbeck and they're going to glow because of the things he's been able to do," Stricklin said.
Former KSU Director of Athletics Laing Kennedy, who hired Birkbeck to assist then-coach Rick Rembielak (now at UA), shares that feeling.
"When I would travel with the team, it would be, 'Your baseball team is really good and the thing that puts it a step above many of us is your pitching,' " said Kennedy, who retired in June, 2010. "We have a stable of really good, young pitchers, including those waiting in the wings. They know they're going to get a good look and have an opportunity to play baseball at the professional level."
Since he started at Kent State in 1997, Birkbeck has coached four Mid-American Conference pitchers of the year and produced 27 All-MAC honorees. Twenty-five of his pitchers have been drafted, 12 in the top 10 rounds, including first-rounders John VanBenschoten (Pittsburgh Pirates, 2001) and Andrew Chafin (Arizona Diamondbacks, 2011).
"I get more enjoyment out of helping those guys who are fortunate enough to go to the next level than they probably do," Birkbeck said by telephone Monday from Portland, Ore. "We really work hard to try to make that dream come true for each and every kid."
He remains close to many of them, attending their weddings when they don't conflict with the summer recruiting season and texting them frequently.
"He's a phenomenal pitching coach," Chafin, now with the Advanced Class-A Visalia Rawhide in the California League, said by telephone Wednesday. "He was a big part of my success. He always knew what I was doing wrong. My mechanics, if they were off just a touch he would know what to say and tell me how to fix it."
Stricklin said the key for Birkbeck is his communication skills, although he is not always a man of many words. Kennedy said he once asked Birkbeck what he said during a trip to the mound the previous day.
"He said, 'I said, 'coach Stricklin would be very grateful if you could throw a strike,' " Kennedy said. "He has a tremendous sense of humor. When you're traveling with the team, Berkie is someone you'd really like to sit with because you enjoy his insights, his humor, his knowledge, love and commitment to the game. It's incredible."
Birkbeck realizes his pitchers have "different buttons that need pushed" and feels he must adjust to them, instead of the other way around.
"I don't talk to Player A the same way I do Player B," Birkbeck said. "It takes time to figure those guys out."
Adding to Birkbeck's credibility is 14 years in professional baseball, six in the major leagues. A fourth-round pick of the Milwaukee Brewers out of UA in 1983, Birkbeck suffered a shoulder injury that needed surgery during his rookie year in 1987. He spent 1986-89 with the Brewers and 1992 and '95 with the New York Mets, going 12-19 in his career with a 4.86 ERA in 54 games, 51 starts.
One month into a stint in Yokohama, Japan, in 1995, Birkbeck had his career end when Shane Mack hit a line drive off his right fibula.
"The game was tied 1-1 with two outs in the top of the fifth and I had to beg to stick in the game because I had to get through that inning to have any chance of getting a 'W,' " Birkbeck said. "The last hitter I got out was Hideki Matsui. And I didn't get the win."
Birkbeck said his wife, Suzanne, and 2-year-old son, John, now a freshman on the KSU team, had just landed at the airport in Narita, Japan, when he was injured.
"I didn't figure out how to pitch the way I needed to to be successful until I was 31 or 32. Had I not been injured, I think things would have gone very, very well," he said of Japan.
As he's built his reputation at Kent State, what seems most striking is Birkbeck's loyalty. Dambrot joked that he could have been hired as the UA coach "about 15 times." Birkbeck said the closest he came to leaving was in 2004, when Rembielak wanted him to go with him to Wake Forest.
"At the end of the day, it just wasn't something I was able to do," Birkbeck said.
Not only could he have followed Rembielak, but he also could have pounced on the KSU job.
"At that point I wasn't sure how I was going to be able to be the type of head coach that the program needed and also be the type of pitching coach I wanted to be," he said. "It was a tough decision, but there were some really good candidates that I felt I could work with. Scott was certainly at the top of my list. I thought it was the best decision for everybody."
He said he would never rule out any opportunity, but Birkbeck seems happy. He loves the relationships he's able to build with his pitchers and almost seems fearful that wouldn't be the same if he were in charge.
When the Golden Flashes take the field Saturday, one of their biggest assets will cherish every moment. When the game gets tight, Birkbeck might even lighten it. And no matter how far they go, Birkbeck will take no credit.
"It's so surreal," Birkbeck said. "You read the articles online and you see the pictures and you say, 'Is that us? Is this really happening?'
"It is, and it's to the credit of the kids. I thanked a couple of them for just letting me be a part of it because it's special beyond words."
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The theology, or doctrine, of the Holy Spirit. For the majority of Christians, the Holy Spirit is a person of the Holy Trinity — Father, Son, and Holy Spirit - and is Almighty God.
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Food, environment, privacy and dignity at Alder Hey have all been rated Excellent in the latest PEAT scores published by the National Patient and Safety Agency.
This achievement follows welcome news that the Care Quality Commission (the new regulator of standards within the NHS, Social Care and Mental Health) has reversed its decision to place conditions upon the registration of Alder Hey which caused serious concern among staff and patients in April.
The Commission has now accepted evidence submitted by Alder Hey that outlined the steps the Trust takes to secure the safety of children and a formal Certificate of Registration has now been issued.
Chief Executive Louise Shepherd said: "We are delighted that the Trust has yet again achieved Excellent scores in the latest PEAT assessment. This is very welcome news as is the reversal of the Care Quality Commissions decision to register us with conditions.
"These conditions related to our compliance with one aspect of the Hygiene Code concerning procedures in microbial pharmacy. The decision gave an inaccurate and misleading message about cleanliness and patient safety about a hospital which has one of the lowest infection rates in the country.
"I believe that the decisions by PEAT and the CQC are a clear vindication of the very high standards we subscribe to here at Alder Hey. I wish to congratulate every member of staff for their contribution to these excellent results and we remain committed to maintaining the levels of excellence for which we are renowned."
PEAT (Patient Environment Action Teams) were established in 2000 to assess NHS hospitals. The teams, made up of NHS staff, directors, patients and members of the public annually assess every inpatient healthcare facility in England.


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It was a little bit of a walk, but we got out of the city easily.
Great spot, courteous and attentive staff, easy in/out, and seemingly safe from most random thuggery due to its proximity to busy streets and main business centers. We had a great experience parking here for a Celtics game.
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The Speech Language Pathology Department at Community Memorial Hospital has added a new treatment option for patients with Parkinson's Disease. The treatment assists patients with their speaking, since 89% of individuals with this disease have problems with speech that can't be helped through medication or surgery. Read more …
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If you experience any of these symptoms, you may be a candidate for the CMH Sleep Clinic. For more information, call 218-878-7043.
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The Speech Language Pathology Department at CMH has started a new program called the Sharing Shelf to help children from ages birth through 3rd grade develop language skills. Shelves containing gently used books or even new books are located in the Speech Department area, as well as in several waiting rooms. Children are encouraged to look at the books, read them and then take a book home to share with others.
Collection bins for these books are located at CMH, Raiter Clinic, Our Savior's Lutheran Church, Our Redeemer's Lutheran Church and Queen of Peace Church. Please consider donating a book for an area child that may foster a love of reading for a lifetime. For more information, call 218-878-7010.


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e-Therapeutics plc (AIM: ETX), the drug discovery and development company, today announces its interim results for the six months ended 31 July 2012.
(*Events since the end of the period; **announced today)
Focused investment in other development programmes
Drug discovery work on track
At least one product expected to enter development by end of 2013
Strong balance sheet
Commenting on the Results, Professor Malcolm Young, CEO of e-Therapeutics, said: "This has been another period of significant progress. In the past six months we have advanced our most important product, the cancer drug ETS2101, into two phase I trials. We have also continued to re-shape our drug pipeline, with a clear determination to focus investment into the most promising assets in our discovery and development portfolios. We now look forward to some major clinical milestones and to new outputs from our unique drug discovery platform in network pharmacology."
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We are pioneers of a new approach to drug discovery based on network pharmacology. Our business revolves around monetising drugs resulting from our discovery programme. Our strategy is to advance the most promising of these through clinical trials to a point where they can be licensed on attractive terms to larger companies. We expect this to provide us with revenues in the form of upfront payments, progress-based milestone payments and royalties on any sales. During the past six months we have taken our most important product candidate, the cancer drug ETS2101, forward into two phase I trials. This is a key step in executing our business plan. We have also continued to build a broadly based business through work to discover more new drugs at our Network Pharmacology Centre near Oxford and by selectively advancing other candidates alongside ETS2101.
Cancer drug enters trials
Our principal objective for 2012 was to move our cancer drug ETS2101 into clinical trials. The phase I trial programme began in June, when investigators at the UC San Diego Moores Cancer Center in La Jolla, California, started enrolling patients with primary or metastatic brain cancer into an investigator-initiated study. Up to 24 patients will be included in the trial, which has a dose-escalating design intended to establish a dose for phase II development, assess safety and tolerability and identify any initial signs of anti-cancer activity. In September, we started a second phase I trial at two hospitals in the UK. This will enrol around 45 patients with a variety of solid tumours. The aims and design of the UK trial are similar to those of the brain cancer study. First findings from the phase I programme are anticipated late this year, with further data from both trials available during 2013. We expect final results from the brain cancer study in Q4 2013 and from the solid tumour study in Q1 2014.
ETS2101 represents a significant commercial opportunity because of its potential to address unmet needs in multiple high-value oncology market segments. An early focus on brain cancers reflects particularly encouraging preclinical data from brain cancer cell lines and evidence that the drug crosses the blood-brain barrier, which compromises the effectiveness of many other cancer drugs in this setting. However, positive findings from other cancer lines suggest the drug could have wider potential. Our broad phase I programme is the first step in evaluating which cancer patients might be most likely to benefit from the product.
Decisions and progress on other candidates
Our second priority in the clinic is to complete a phase IIb trial of ETS6103 in patients with major depressive disorder. We have experienced a delay in the programme because it took longer than we anticipated to produce tablets that release the drug over an optimal time period. We now expect to complete a submission to the UK regulator by the end of this year and to start dosing patients in Q2 2013. Our phase IIb trial will build on an earlier, small phase IIa study that produced encouraging results with ETS6103 in comparison with the approved tricyclic anti-depressant amitriptyline. The forthcoming trial will compare two doses of ETS6103 with amitriptyline in a randomised protocol including around 120 patients who have failed prior treatment with an SSRI anti-depressant. Results are expected in Q2 2014. We regard ETS6103 as a more modest commercial opportunity than ETS2101 but one that clearly justifies the limited further investment needed to complete a proof-of-concept trial designed to demonstrate the product's value to potential partners.
We have two preclinical programmes targeting infectious diseases. One of these, ETX1153a, was designed as a topical treatment for MRSA. Final preclinical tests have reinforced the case that this drug kills a wide range of MRSA strains at low concentrations and has a good resistance profile, as predicted by our network pharmacology platform and shown in earlier testing. However, re-evaluation of development considerations and the commercial opportunity for the drug has led us to decide that there are better uses of our resources than pursuing this programme, and it will therefore be discontinued. Our second anti-infective, ETX1153c, designed for treatment of C. difficile infection, remains of significant interest. We announced in May that additional preclinical work was needed to surmount practical issues in formulating the drug's two active ingredients in a single tablet. These ingredients have a synergistic (more than additive) effect against C. difficile when used in combination. Our preclinical work is ongoing and we expect to make a decision on whether to advance a candidate into the clinic in mid-2013.
Discovery – fuelling future growth
At our Network Pharmacology Centre near Oxford, which was opened in February by UK Prime Minister David Cameron, our scientists are generating a pool of new drug candidates. We will select the most attractive of these, based on technical, clinical and commercial criteria, to advance into the clinic. Our effort is concentrated on complex diseases in which we believe our technology has particular strengths, principally cancer and nervous system disorders, although we also have an important research strand in pain. We remain on track to advance at least one new candidate from discovery into development by the end of 2013. In addition, we continue to explore opportunities for discovery collaborations with other companies. Our leading position in network pharmacology-based drug discovery gained further support in August through the grant of another European patent.
Strong balance sheet supports investment
Our investment in discovery and development is reflected in an increase in our first-half net loss to £1.8 million from £1.5 million during the equivalent period last year. There were no revenues to offset our operating expenses (H1 2012: nil). The income statement shows tax receivable of £0.3 million for the first half, reflecting our expected receipt of R&D tax credits associated with qualifying R&D expenditure.
We maintain a strong balance sheet that supports our investment in R&D. At 31 July 2012 we had cash and short-term investments of £11.7 million, compared with £15.3 million at 31 July 2011 and £13.9 million at 31 January 2012.
The Company's strategy is to license its products to pharmaceutical companies for late-stage development and commercialisation. The Company may also enter discovery collaborations with selected partners. We anticipate continuing losses until revenues from these sources exceed investment in R&D. Based on our latest projections, we expect our current funds to support our planned investment in discovery and development through mid-2014 even in the absence of any income from partners.
Board enhanced by new appointment
In February we appointed Dr Rajesh Chopra, a senior executive at Celgene Corporation, as a Non-Executive Director. Raj has brought a wealth of relevant R&D and clinical experience to our Board.
We are now close to reporting our first clinical data since our refinancing in 2011. Initial findings from the cancer programme with ETS2101 will be followed next year by more extensive data, with final results from the brain cancer study expected in late 2013 and final results from the solid tumour study expected in Q1 2014, followed soon afterwards by data from the phase IIb trial of our antidepressant, ETS6103. Advancing these two drugs rapidly towards potential partnering deals is our key priority, but we are also very enthusiastic about applying our unique discovery platform to generate further new candidates that will fuel long-term growth.
Professor Oliver James
22 October 2012
For the full release, please visit the company website at www.etherapeutics.co.uk.


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John Fay of the Cincinnati Enquirer reports that the Reds will meet with free agent outfielder Ryan Ludwick on Tuesday morning.
The Reds have an offer on the table and there's a chance he could accept. Ludwick is surely looking for a multi-year deal after batting .275/.346/.531 with 26 homers and an .877 OPS this past season. Joel Sherman of the New York Post reported Monday that the Mets have expressed interest.


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Geo Tri Color Green Circle Lens from ShoppingHolics.com
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Hello dolls.
Today I'm reviewing a pair of green lenses from ShoppingHolics.com I was excited to get these, as I love green lenses! I'm always envious of people with green eyes. For the past week I've been wearing this pair, and I've received several compliments. My mom even said these are her favorite on me, and I should stick with green or brown and no more blue. And since I have dark hair and darker features, green suits me better.
If you're a beauty blogger, you're probably familiar with ShoppingHolics.com. If you're not.. Shopping Holics is an online shop that sells contacts, make up and eye lashes. They have tons of products, so you should check them out. They deliver worldwide (except Israel), with tracking number.
Geo Tri Color Green Circle Lens have been sent to me for review purposes by Shopping Holics. Although it's a sponsored review, I promise I am 100% honest. You can check out the green lenses here.
Love their red box packaging, it's so cute! And they also sent hair clip (but not clips – the velcro kind?) you can place on your hair to keep hair off the face while doing make up. Which is great 'cause I lost the pair I had. So thank you Shopping Holics!
Thanks for the reminder!
The cutest lens box! It deserved it's own picture.
Geo's anti-fake system. You can scratch off the Geo sticker label, and check the serial number on their site.
How gorgeous are these!
Origin: S. Korea
Diameter: 14.0mm
Water Content: 38%
Base Curve: 8.6mm
Life Span: 1 year disposal
I have been wearing this pair for about a week now. And I absolutely love them. They are comfortable, and you don't feel it. I had no issues with these. I can wear them for hours without them getting dry or blurry. But then I do use tear drops all day.
I love the look of these. I like how there's a bit of yellow in the middle of the lenses, so it gives off more of a natural look. I usually use natural brown shades for my eye make up, and these green ones suit my make up very well. I also like to play up my eye make up with a little green eye liner, and of course these contacts suit that as well.
You can check out Shopping Holic's Geo Tri Color Green Lens' page to see more pictures of others wearing this pair.
In the Tri Color line, there are more colors available: brown, blue and violet.
Use the code in the picture for a discount when purchasing from ShoppingHolics.com
Hope you enjoyed this review! And don't forget to read my contact lens care post.


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I had the opportunity to go down to Monterey last week to meet up with an old friend for a one on one mentoring session. It was not only a breath taking location, we had two of the sweetest little models in front of our camera that we could ask for (seriously, loved this family) :) And to top it off, Wee Stitchery sent us custom made and adorable wardrobe for the kids to model for us (the details of the little dress killed me… polka dot peek-a-boo sleeves 'n all)…
After we finished our day, we decided to take a little road trip down the coast… the most beautiful coast.
Terri George: Love each and every picture! Not just because you are so talented but because each one carries a memory of a special day with you! (05.16.2013 09:09pm)
sadeem: I love your photos, Do you have account on instagram ? (05.17.2013 06:02am)
Lauren Dalzell: Shannon, these are so gorgeous! It was such a pleasure to work with you and I love the images! (05.17.2013 06:25am)
Mikaelle: Perfeita (05.29.2013 09:10am)
Michelle Sheppard: Hi Shannon, I adore your work and can't wait until your next workshop opens up! The reason I am messaging you is I can't get to your archives list to browse all of your awesomeness lol, just wondering if anyone else has messaged you about the same thing or is it just me? (06.15.2013 08:52pm)
I spent the weekend in Denver. Sara hosted the most fabulous workshop. Many of the ladies already knew each other so it was this fun, relaxed vibe- conversation and laughs flowing all day. We were blessed with a beautiful sunny day and two of my favorite models (you may remember these two from my Breckinridge shoot here). Yes, a beautiful day with beautiful people :)
denver | CO
wardrobe: Lillipops Designs
hair accessory: Maya's Curls
Sara Garcia: So Gorgeous!! Thank you so much for coming to Denver and teaching us your magic! (11.20.2012 04:06am)
Krysta: Are these the same Beauties form the snow/cabin shoot? They're gorgeous!! ..and another flawless, gorgeous session from you honey!! xo (11.20.2012 04:13am)
janeen Cappelletti: I think I am going to be staring in awe at these images for a long time! Just stunning ! Thank you for being so talented and for sharing and inspiring! (11.20.2012 04:32am)
Amy Stephens: Beautiful! Thank you for sharing so much of yourself, your talent, and your overall passion with us. I feel so inspired and ready for the next level. Thank you for everything! (11.20.2012 04:44am)
janice: love the combination of prints in the clothes and textures in the photos!! really beautiful. love you & your amazingness!!! (11.20.2012 10:37am)
Laurie Callahan: Sorry I missed this, looks great. Come back soon! (11.21.2012 03:15am)
Hey! If you've ever wanted to hear the behind the scenes stuff or learn how I do what I do, now is your chance! I will be teaching during a Celebrity Secrets Revealed LIVE web event with Chic Critique.
In this 90 minute live web event, you will learn how to:
- Free yourself (& your work) from ego
- Broaden your horizons (& your comfort zone)
- Make your dreams a reality
- Use your gifts and weaknesses and make them both beneficial
- Plus, you can submit your images & questions for live critiques and Q&A! (Images & questions will be selected at random)
DATE: Monday, November 12th 2012 @ 8 pm Central (6 Pacific, 7 Mountain, 9 Eastern)
If you can't attend the live event, a video recording will be sent to all those who paid (how cool is that?) :)
COST: $39 for Chic Members, $59 for non-members. Attendees are limited so reserve your spot now!
Sign up HERE. (email me with any questions at email@example.com) Can't wait!!!
Melissa Gray: Didn't catch the live video but love your work! It's amazing and very inspiring! Definitely motivating me to think outside the box when it comes to my photography:) (11.14.2012 04:08am)
While I was in California I got the chance to spend a morning with Letty doing a mentoring session. I love these one on one days where we just get to talk about exactly where we are at, what we are feeling & what we need out of our photography journey. We spent about half of our time on a photo session. Loreta (of Earthtone Photography) brought her darling little girls for us to spend some time with (seriously- could they be any cuter??)… Such a great morning :)
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bracelets by Georgia Blue (can't wait to show you her leg warmers I shot as well!!)
** I also wanted to mention that I have a one night LIVE webinar with the Chic Critique Forum coming on November 12th. It will be a 90 minute "Celebrity Secrets Revealed" class… 1 hour of me sharing some of my favorite secrets, 15 minutes of live Q&A and 15 minutes of live image critique (be sure to sign up soon so you can get your questions and images in!!) This event starts at only $39!! So check it out here- hope to see you there!!!
Toria: These girls are too adorable! I love their hair and I love your work!!! Your models always look like they're having so much fun. (10.27.2012 06:34am)
Kelsey: Your b+w's are to die for!! (10.27.2012 08:57pm)
I have been over at The Define School the last few weeks teaching my Inspired Child workshop. It has been such a fantastic experience. It has introduced me to people from all over the world… people that are so eager and so enthusiastic and so gracious. The class has pushed me to be better, it's made me uncomfortable in my tasks and forced me to figure out how to make it comfortable. The class has taught me the value in what I do and the importance of sharing it with amazing people. I am so thankful that Jessica asked me to be a part. The vision she has for this school and the experience she is offering is invaluable (you can see her cute self talking about it here)…
Define School from Jeff Manion on Vimeo.
I am sad that my current class is coming to an end and can't wait to do another (we do have a wait list if you are interested as this class filled right away). Thank you to all of my current students. You have pushed me to be the photographer I want to be. This last week one of the assignments was an inspired photo shoot. I did the homework with the class and wanted to share it here with you all as well…
hair styling: Michelle Elloitt
photography & styling: Shannon Sewell
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Kara Layfield: This girl is a serious model!! Love her!! Such a great location! (09.24.2012 05:11pm)
kasandra: so perfectly dreamy! (09.24.2012 05:15pm)
Melinda: Beautiful work! You are so amazingly talented! (09.24.2012 11:54pm)
Hillary: These photos are like a dream. I love the soft colors and editing. Beautiful! (09.25.2012 12:56am)
Tara S.: Oh, these photos gave me chills! Sooooo gooood :) (09.25.2012 03:17am)
kristaresnick: Shannon you are truly an incredible instructor-I looked so forward to hearing your words of affirmation and inspiration everyday!!!!!! thank you from the bottom of my heart (09.25.2012 03:49am)
janice: incredible, my friend. you know i don't say this lightly - a handful of times - but your best work...thus far...until you outdo yourself, again. i'm definitely inspired... (09.25.2012 06:48am)
Becky: How do we get on that wait list?? (09.26.2012 04:35pm)
Tania: That first diptych & quote - sigh!! Love! Congrats on the class - for you and your students :) (09.29.2012 03:26am)
angela hubbard: so gorgeous Shannon (10.03.2012 05:59am)


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The Welsh take the cake
- Posted: 5:29 PM, March 9, 2011
According to Eat Out Magazine, the Welsh team offered to make a cake for the happy couple, and it will be donated to a charity for young homeless people -- Centrepoint, of which the prince is a patron.
"I wrote to St. James's Palace on behalf of the team in December to congratulate Prince William and Kate Middleton and offered to bake a wedding cake when the wedding was announced," says team manager Graham Tinsley. "We are delighted and honored that our offer has been accepted."
So what will it look like? According to the report, it will be "traditionallly Welsh" and include dragons, harps and the national flag.