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Whether delivering one-off solutions or a 'complete' design service, encompassing brand communications, employee engagement and corporate reporting solutions, this independent Brand Communications Agency are 'big enough to deliver and small enough to care.'
They have grown steadily and have acquired an increasingly high-profile and loyal client base and are seeking a Senior Designer to champion their creative cause.
Creatively, the Senior Designer role will suit an ideas-driven designer who relishes variety. This role demands a high level of creative thinking across all platforms and significant exposure to a wide variety of clients and their brands. The ideal candidate will have excellent experience gained at some of the leading Brand Communication Agencies and a proven ability to interpret complex messages with clarity, beauty, intelligence and humour.
A equally strong digital focus will be a distinct advantage as the role offers the successful candidate the very real chance to head up the digital/ branding side as they grow.
Professionally, this person will have experience in a client facing role and able to inspire confidence at all levels whether mentoring the more junior members of the team or presenting to clients. In addition, the ideal candidate will be commercially astute and confident.
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I'm a huge fan of being self-employed, but I can appreciate that the entrepreneurial career path is not for everyone. There are just as many people or more who dream of being the CEO of a huge company someday. There are so many different roads to take, and sometimes just figuring out which one is best for you is one of the most challenging decisions you can make. I thought this information about getting a business degree was worth sharing.
I received my own business degree from USC. At that time, I didn't know what I wanted to do with my life exactly, but since I grew up working in our family business, it just made sense. As it turns out, a business degree is one of the most versatile degrees you can get.
One of the reasons for that is because in today's rocky economic climate, companies are known for laying employees off or eliminating jobs without notice. Gone are the days when people work at the same company for their entire lives and then collect a pension at the end. These days, people will change jobs 7-8 times during their professional careers. If you know that going into it, you know how important it is to have a versatile degree that will appeal to many different employers.
For example, you may love math or English, but will a math or English degree be as flexible and give you as many options as a business degree? Most likely the answer is no. This infographic called Business Degree To Business Career by New England College illustrates some of these relevant stats as they pertain to a business degree. This information is based on data in the United States, and I'd be curious to see what these stats are worldwide.
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PITTSBURGH (AP) — Jeff Samardzija struck out nine in eight nearly flawless innings and the Chicago Cubs held on for a 3-1 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates on Monday.
The right-hander allowed just two hits and walked one as Chicago won on opening day for the first time since 2009. Anthony Rizzo hit a two-run homer and Wellington Castillo added an RBI double for the Cubs.
Kyuji Fujikawa got a save in his major league debut after closer Carlos Marmol struggled.
A.J. Burnett, making the first opening day start of his lengthy career, gave up three runs on six hits in 5 2-3 innings, striking out 10. Pittsburgh however began a season of high expectations with a thud.
Burnett called it an honor to get the call in the opener, but the 15-year veteran showed some nerves early. Castro singled with one out and Rizzo followed with a towering two-run shot to center field that landed on the concourse behind the seats for one of the longest homers in the park's 13-year history. The ball left the park so fast even center fielder Andrew McCutchen — a Gold Glove winner last year — trotted only couple of steps before stopping.
Rizzo hit just .229 in spring training with just three extra base hits, but his blast gave the rebuilding Cubs an early shot of adrenaline.
Chicago threatened to expand the lead in the fourth, putting runners in scoring position with no outs. Two strikeouts and a harmless chopper to third ended the threat, but the Pirates could muster little fight against Samardzija.
It continued a troubling trend at home for the Pirates when Burnett takes the mound. Pittsburgh failed to score a single run in Burnett's final three starts at PNC Park in 2012, part of a miserable collapse that sent the ballclub to its 20th straight losing season.
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National Geographic Introduces 'Travelers Of The Year'
Nat Geo is hoping to bring that same level of distinction to the travel world by announcing its first ever recipients of the Travelers of the Year award. According to the National Geographic website, this honor is given to "individuals who explore the world with passion and purpose," which seems a bit arbitrary at first glance. After all, who amongst us doesn't fit that description, right? But once you read the bios on the inaugural winners you start to see why these particular people were chosen from a list of hundreds of nominees sent in by readers.
For example, Paula Busey and Samwel Melami were given the award because of their unique cooperative relationship, which has been fostered over the past few years. Paula, who is a high-school librarian, met Samwel while on safari in his home country of Tanzania. While on that trip, Samwel served as the guide, impressing Paula with his knowledge of wildlife conservation, ecotourism and tribal history. When she returned home, Busey thought that the students in her school could benefit from meeting Melami and learning a few things from the young guide. So, she raised enough money to bring him to the States, where he spent a week teaching more than 1500 students about African traditions and culture. In return, the students raised funds to help Samwel build a modern kitchen in a school back home. The venture was so successful, that it has continued over the past three years.
These are just a sampling of some of the interesting travelers who have taken home this honor for the first time. Considering most of the men and women on the list are not unlike many of us, perhaps a Gadling reader or two will make the list in the future as well.
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Print This | Buy Photos | Get E-mail Alerts | Follow Us on Twitter | Fan Us on Facebook | For judges, awarding top honors at fair not an easy jobBy Garren Shipley -- email@example.com BERRYVILLE -- Compared to the flash and noise of the midway, the exhibit buildings at the Clarke County Fair look sedate. But don't be fooled. The multiple rows of photographs, vegetables, artwork and baked goods are the home of an intense competition. It's not easy to pick winners, but a small army of judges does it every year. That's just what longtime judge Hazel Staley, of Montgomery County, Md., was doing Tuesday morning. Staley worked at the Montgomery County Fair for nearly four decades before lending her experience to the Clarke fair. Judges have to keep an air of professionalism, no matter how good -- or bad -- the fare is. "You don't let your facial expression show. If you have something that's yuck, you don't spit it out, make a big to-do out of it," Staley said. A quick swig of cold lemon water cleanses the palate, then it's off to the next cake or cookie. Staley was judging angel food cakes on Tuesday morning, and the entries were all across the quality spectrum. "That's one of the best cakes that I've tasted in quite a while," she said, pointing across the room. Others were found wanting. "That one down there is a box cake. That's a no-no," she said. Judges are on the lookout for people who take shortcuts. "If you make one at home it'll split just like a pound cake -- evenly," she said. Store-bought cakes have a tell-tale signature. "If you pick it up and sniff it, it'll smell like a box," she said, pointing back down at the offending cake. "One of them is turned upside down and it should be the other way." Air pockets inside angel food reveal a multitude of hidden kitchen sins, she said. For example, "if anybody is smoking in the kitchen where they bake, it'll pick up the smoke," she said. Judges look at the flavor, consistency and how well each cake conforms to the standard set out each year before the fair. But their job is more than just picking a winner. It's also explaining to the fair's leadership why each winner went home with a blue ribbon. "They're the ones that have to take the question. You'd better have someone who paid attention and can give them an answer," she said. Questions from competitors were so frequent and heated that Staley began teaching fair judges how to do their job. She's been leading classes for more than a decade. "I got tired of people coming in and asking, 'How are those people qualified to judge my stuff? I didn't get a blue ribbon,'" she said. Judges do have to pick winners, but they also get to see the unadulterated joy that comes from some entries, said Julie Ashby, of Berryville, who was judging photos on Tuesday. While some photographers enter to bring home a blue ribbon, others just want to make people smile. Some grandparents "entered a picture of a grandchild, just so the child could come and look at it," Ashby said. "This is the busiest place at the fair," she said. "And everybody is grinning, that's so great." The fair continues through Saturday. Leave a commentRelated category entriesThis story was filed in the Entertainment category. View more entries in this category:
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The Oskaloosa Community Schools wanted to honor the heritage of the Ioway tribe in the area.
In the past, Oskaloosa had used various generic Indian images, and while they looked nice, they didn't really have anything to do with specific regional Native American people.
Starting in the fall of 2012, the school district began to explore the possibility of re-creating an identity centered around the rich native American history.
The intention was to honor this heritage while, at the same time, creating an unique brand that will serve to identify Oskaloosa Community Schools and educate people about the Ioway people.
Enter Oskaloosa alumnus Matt Kargol, who teaches art at Oskaloosa High School. The varsity defensive line coach and assistant varsity wrestling coach designed the new logo that will make its debut during the football season.
"Over the years Oskaloosa, through coaching changes, gone through various versions of the indian," Kargol said. "We have had some similar to the Washington Redskins indian, there are also a few different generic full headdress images, then most recently many of the sports teams had gone to using just the O. We felt that it was time to create continuity in the way Oskaloosa Community Schools represents itself through the Indian logo. In discussions about the identity of Oskaloosa schools we determined that we needed our own unique Indian, which was rooted in the history of this area, it's called a brand in the advertising world. This is the first step in developing Oskaloosa Community School's unique brand."
The new logo is based on Chief White Cloud (1784-1834), who is more commonly known as Chief Mahaska, and the Ioway people.
Chief Mahaska was Chief of the Ioway tribe. He lived near present day Eldon. His likeness stands as a sculptural testament to the Ioway people in Oskaloosa's city square. At one time, the Ioway people's numbers rivaled that of the Sioux and stretched between the Missouri and the Mississippi Rivers.
In 1824, Mahaska accompanied a select party of Indian chiefs to Washington to have an interview with President James Monroe. Mahaska was presented with a medal, and a treaty signed between the United States and the Ioway tribe. After this trip, he returned to his home, as a man of peace. The things he had seen and heard made a deep impression on his mind. After Mahaska's visit to Washington, he worked to help the Ioway people learn to cultivate the land and transition to a more agricultural way of life.
Included in the new design are significant elements which designate the Oskaloosa Indian logo as Ioway, including the porcupine roach, the fingerwoven turban, and the bear claw necklace which are all part of the traditional dress of the Ioway people.
According to Kargol, everyone he's talked to about the new logo has liked it.
"So far everyone has said they liked it, the football team is excited to have the Indian back on the helmet," he said. "People familiar with traditional Ioway Tribal dress have stated that they recognize the unique elements that designate this indian as Ioway, they like it.
"Being an Oskaloosa alum, it's really exciting to be able to give back and help develop the Oskaloosa brand. I know, as a little kid, I was a Washington Redskins fan because Oskaloosa football had similar uniforms, it is my hope that kids growing up today develop a connection and a real sense of pride in wearing maroon and white, the Indian, and representing Oskaloosa well. This logo will help to educate people about Chief Mahaska and the Ioway people, and open up a dialog about the Native Americans that live and have lived in this area."
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Born: July 24, 1953 Primary Instrument: Vocalist
Ceasar Michael Elloie
Ceasar Elloie was born in New Orleans, Louisiana, to a culture where music is very likely the first sound a child entering his formative years would easily understand. Ceasar was no exception. Being the offspring of a mother who regularly attended services at area Baptist churches, Ceasar and his siblings were always in tow. It is this exposure to gospel music that contributed to the embedding of a spirit in Ceasar's soul that is now expressed through song. Also noted, this same mother was often regarded as a clone of the renowned Queen of Soul, Ms. Aretha Franklin. So, combining the spiritual nature of his upbringing and the powerful singing voice of his mother; hence, we have Mr. Ceasar Michael Elloie.
Ceasar came of age in a family home where music was a constant, either on the radio, the television or the Hi Fidelity stereo. There were never-ending sounds from the likes of Johnny Mathis, Sam Cooke, James Brown, Stevie Wonder, Nancy Wilson, Aretha Franklin, Jackie Wilson, or Otis Redding, to name a few. Exposure on this level was instrumental in Ceasar's musical growth, and it was evident when at the age of 14, he was invited to join a band that showcased their talents around town in various settings which included private functions. Continuing to hone his skills, Ceasar would entertain his peers by breaking out in rhyme, or singing chants during the many school bus rides to area football games during his junior high years. Some of the favorites were Shoo Fly Don't Bother Me, Tipatina, 'Lil Rider, Hey Pockyway and Sam Cooke's "A Change is Gonna Come".
After leaving high school, having sang in the school's choir, and held the lead singer position in a popular funk band, Ceasar entered his freshman year at Southern University in New Orleans, where he became a member of the Jazz Big Band under the direction of Dr. Edward "Kid" Jordan.
At Southern, he was given his first real lesson in professional studio recording. Dr. Jordan made arrangements with a recording studio that allowed his students to come in and actually create industry grade recordings. It was there that Ceasar recorded and printed his first 45 record entitled, "I Don't Know", with a flip side "Who Stole the Funk". In 1983, Ceasar distributed 400 copies to individuals from around the world while on a two month singing engagement in Tokyo, Japan.
More than 20 years later, calls are being received from record collectors requesting original copies of this unit. Music auction sites such as popsike.com, eBay, and collector's frenzy recently accepted bids on this rare unit for as much as $164.00 each.
Following Ceasar's stint in Tokyo, where after one noted performance, he was honored by members of the United States Embassy with a standing ovation for his masterful rendition of Al Jarreau's "Black and Blues", he took to the stage in Taipei, Taiwan. Performances in Taipei included shows at Brown Sugar and T I, two of the city's premier nightclubs, as well as appearances on live television and in concert venues. Upon his return home, Ceasar resumed his employment with the City of New Orleans as a Steam Plant Engineer. Ceasar notes that he is extremely proud to have been a part of the team of engineers credited with removing water from the streets of the city, in record time, during the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in 2005. Though grateful to work in a company that afforded him the privilege of taking extended leaves in pursuit of his musical career, Ceasar's return is marked by his desire to ensure a stable and secure lifestyle for the first loves of his life, his two beautiful daughters.
With music still being a driving force in his heart, Ceasar soon re-emerged, performing around town with local veterans of the business including James Rivers, B. J. Crosby, and the now late Blues Queen of New Orleans, Ms. Marva Wright.
In 2010, Ceasar decided it was time to produce his first complete CD project. After assembling some to New Orleans' finest musicians to be part of this venture, "New Orleans to Paris" was soon a finished work and was released on Ceasar's record label, "Number Three Turbine Records".
Being his first major production, cover songs were chosen because they are recognized as classics, and listeners are already familiar with them. Incorporating his voice and style with these tunes made it easy for the listener to embrace the smooth and silky sound that is Ceasar. Pleased with the quality of workmanship in this CD, Ceasar has deemed this project to be the signature of his career.
Today, Ceasar is preparing for his second full release which will consist of original material. It is anticipated that this one will be far better, or at least as good, as its 2010 predecessor.
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DayZ - Zombie Apocalypse Mod for Arma 2 Hey guys, saw an article over on Kotaku about a zombie mod for Arma 2. It looks interesting. Open map, Friendly Fire Off multiplayer, zombies, scavenging, safe houses, and loot stashes.. Anyone play this? :D Video may be NSFW for obvious reasons.. |
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And it looks like the zombies chase you for MILES. o_o |
the conversations are pretty funny. Why are we running towards the horde? I can't find the system requirements for this. |
that was awesome and funny...may have to get that |
Its not every day I wish the xbox community was as open as pc gaming, but this is one of those times. |
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Tomco Company Inc. is a general contracting remodeling company within the Twin Cities, specializing in the 3-D design/build processes and full remodeling services for residential areas and light commercial upgrades.
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Today, staying at home and entertaining friends has become a phenomenon. With new technology, home theatres, spectator bars, patios & decks, game rooms, and kitchens are becoming great places to congregate in the comfort of your own home. Linked with new technology and education, "Universal Design" and or providing "accessibility" into our homes and buildings is a great necessity amongst our population. Father/Mother-in-law dens are becoming the new living quarters for our aging parent generation. With our knowledge and training (Certified Aging in Place Specialist-CAPS) in accessibility and Universal Design, we can optimize your space to facilitate a new Father-in-law den or Mother-in-law's den within your home.
Tomco Company Inc. is a NARI® (National Association of the Remodeling Industry) Certified Kitchen and Baths Specialist (CKBR). We excel in these specific areas using our design experience w/ 3-Dimentional drafting, extensive training, and our detail-orientated team of contractors. With our experience we can create the"Wow" effect into you new remodeled kitchen or bathroom. We are capable of adding and remodeling anything that will fit your wants and needs for your kitchen and bath remodel. From hide-away kitchen appliances, dishwashers, trash compactors, ceramic stove tops, and display hutches to towel warming bars, steam showers, whirlpool tubs, heated flooring, as well as his and her sinks.
Coupling our 3-D design/build program with your ideas (our ours) for your remodeling project, Tomco Company and our team are able to fulfill the construction process from the initial inquiry of our customers, to final completion of the construction process. With an eye for detail and a knack for customer consideration and care, Tomco Company has successfully completed over 1,500 projects consistently satisfying clients over the last 3 decades. We use our years of experience to give our clients their dream projects in a timely, organized, and orderly fashion.
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Book Description:The owls of Ga'Hoole return in the third book of the series ready to battle new and far more dangerous threats. Based on Katherine Lasky's work with owls, this adventures series is bound to be a hit with kids. Join the owls in their quest to safeguard the owl kingdom from the encroaching evil! Out of the darkness a hero will rise...Ever since Soren was kidnapped and taken to the St Aegolius School for Orphaned Owls, he has longed to see his sister Eglantine again. Now Eglantine is back in Soren's life, but she's been through an ordeal too terrible for words. And Ezylryb, Soren's mentor, has disappeared. Deep within Soren's gizzard, something more powerful than knowledge tells him there's a connection between these events. In order to rescue Ezylryb, Soren must embark upon a perilous quest. It will bring him face to face with a force more dangerous than anything the rulers of St Aggie's could have devised - a truth that threatens to destroy the owl kingdom.
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NOON - Fake Rick Nash stuff, Caps dealing, NHL.COM Live stream
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I Feel Confident and Healthy....and I Owe It ALL to Dr. Bennett and His Staff! - New York, NY
So this past fall, I was babysitting my 5-year-old nephew, when he fell off the couch and landed directly on my nose. It was swollen, red and painful. There wasn't any bleeding or bruising, though, it just felt tender and I noticed it shifted a little to the right. I also had difficulty breathing, which had existed before, but now seemed even worse. I made an appointment with Dr. Bennett because I read online that he's the top nasal surgery doc in NYC. When we met, I explained what happened and after examining me, confirmed my nose was indeed broken, and ordered an x-ray. He told me that via surgery, he could reset the broken bones and cartilage back to where they should be, and also fix my sinuses so that I could breathe normally again. His Office Manager then took care of me from there - handling all the insurance paperwork so that the procedure would be covered under my plan and scheduling the surgery around my busy work schedule. I thought I would have to wait months before the operation, but to my surprise, Dr. Bennett was able to fit me in the following week, which was amazing! All in all, I was most impressed with how smoothly everything went - from the first consultation - to the surgery - to the post-op appointments. I will admit that I have never been a big fan of going to see doctors, in fact, you could say I was a cynic. I was so used to long wait times, rude staff that rarely lifted a finger to accommodate, fighting on the phone with the insurance company - but Dr. Bennett and his staff made sure NONE of that happened. Describing them as "helpful" and "caring" is an understatement. Dr. B and his staff are a close-knit team that work together in a respectful and professional way that in turn, has a dynamic effect on patient satisfaction. Dr. Bennett called me daily after my surgery to make sure everything was healing according to plan. Meaghan was flexible with coordinating my aftercare appointments around my crazy schedule, and was patient in answering all my questions. If you see Dr. Bennett, which I highly recommend, be prepared to be pampered and given the highest quality of care you can imagine. It's been two months since my surgery. I can breathe so much better and my nose actually looks better than it did before my injury. I now feel more confident and healthy than I have in years and I owe it all to Dr. Bennett, Meaghan and the rest of his staff.
Dr. Bennett = NYC's Sinus Expert! - New York, NY
I made an appointment to see Dr. Bennett after meeting with 2 other ENT surgeons in the area and being very dissatisfied with their staff, treatment options and costs. I wasn't feeling very optimistic at first, but things changed when I realized that Dr. Bennett and his staff run an extremely professional office and are dedicated to patient satisfaction. Let me explain: not only does his entire staff dote on you from the moment you walk through the door, but they go above and beyond what you would expect from a normal doctors office. His office manager took care of all of the insurance details during my consultation with Dr. Bennett, so that after, I knew exactly which procedures would be covered. She also spent about 20 extra minutes with me, answering some questions I had about my insurance provider (Aetna). She was super patient with me, and even walked with me across the street to where I had my CT scan done. As for Dr. Bennett's skills and beside manner - I was profoundly impressed by both. He is a patient and humble man, and is willing to put the time in to develop a relationship with you and learn about what treatments will most satisfy you. He also has a great sense of humor, and has a wonderful knack for helping you relax your nerves. After my CT scan, he literally walked me through each image, and explained to me what was going on with my sinuses (my turbinates were inflamed and my septum was deviated). He compared my scans with different scans of normal-sized turbinates and a straight septum - something that really touched me, since it showed that he honestly took an interest in making sure I understand what was going on. Dr. Bennett cares about his patients on a level that is second to none. It's no surprise that he was voted Most Compassionate Doctor for 2013. Thanks to Dr. Bennett, I can breathe normally again, and the irritating sinus symptoms that I suffered with for years are permanently gone. Five stars, A+, 10/10 - see Dr. Bennett and you will be surprised at how far a doctor and his staff will go to give you the best treatment, in a comfortable and caring environment
Grateful to Dr. Bennett & Staff - New York, NY
before seeing dr. bennett and his fabulous staff, i had every problem imaginable with my nose: i was constantly congested, i had trouble breathing and was constantly sniffling. it seemed like i was living with a perpetual sinus infection. as you could probably also guess, my nose was enormous. it was always a sore spot when it came to self-esteem issues. i found dr. bennett on a google search and booked a consultation with him. within 5 minutes of meeting him, i knew that he would be the doctor who would change my life. he explained the causes of my sinus issues and laid out a plan to help me. i was really nervous about the costs (i am not a trust fund girl), but dr. bennett worked with me to make surgery an affordable option. i was also impressed at how comfortable i felt around him, and how patient he was (he took the time to answer every one of my questions...and i admit, i had a LOT of questions haha) 6 months postop, and i am more confident and healthy than i've felt in years. i am no longer a "mouth-breather" (thank god! - or should i say..thanks dr. b!) and i finally have the cute little nose that i've always fantasized about. if you're thinking about sinus surgery or rhinoplasty - do not hesitate -- go see dr. bennett. you will be happy you did.
Dr. Bennett CHANGED MY LIFE - New York, NY
My experience with Dr. Bennett has been 100% PERFECT. I came to see Dr. B to get advice about a revision rhinoplasty in NYC. My previous plastic surgeon had left me with that "worked on" look, which was stigmatizing. I was anxious to find a surgeon who could help me – and research led me to Dr. Bennett. I chose him because he is DOUBLE board certified – which means he has the expertise in not only the cosmetic, plastic surgery portion of the procedure, but he is also an experienced ENT doctor as well – which meant that my rhinoplasty not only resulted in changing my look and giving me a more natural-looking nose, but the surgery ALSO helped my breathing. It was INCREDIBLE. I am super thankful for both Dr. B and his awesome staff for being caring and attentive the whole time. I had given up on my nose until I met Dr. Bennett – and only one month later – I couldn't be more happy with the results!!!
Dr. Bennett is NYC's Top Facial Plastic Surgeon! - New York, NY
A girlfriend of mine recently had a rhinoplasty and the results were beautiful. She recommended Dr. Bennett, so the very next day, I made an appointment. The staff was super friendly both over the phone and in the office. The day of the appointment, I waited only a fraction of the time as compared with other doctors, and after sensing my nervousness, Dr. Bennett put me immediately at ease. He listened to all of my concerns and told me that his goal was to create the type of nose that I had always envisioned. He was also very upfront about what was, and was not possible. After taking "Before" photos, and ordering a CT scan of my sinuses, he asked for my input as he re-shaped my nose using state-of-the-art digital imaging software.
Rhinoplasty NYC: A Good First Experience
Due to a car accident a few years past, I needed a sinus surgeon. A friend of mine recommended Dr. Bennett for Rhinoplasty in NYC. I had no hassle booking a surgery in less than a week. I felt very comfortable with Dr. Bennett as my doctor, for he was a very caring and honest doctor. I was able to see that he was more than qualified for Rhinoplasty with all of his credentials on his walls and his complete understanding of his work. The surgery was quick and easy. I had some anxiety after the surgery, but Dr. Bennett was on call 24/7 for when I had any questions. He made the whole experience very easy and pleasant. I would highly recommend Dr. Garrett Bennett for Rhinoplasty NY.


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February 18: The Language of Flowers by Vanessa Diffenbaugh
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April 15: State of Wonder by Ann Patchett
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March 11: My Black family, my White privilege : a white man's journey through the nation's racial minefield by Michael R. Wenger (Community Read Selection)
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July 8: Guests on Earth by Lee Smith
August 12: Whistling Vivaldi and other clues to how stereotypes affect us by Claude Steele
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Winner: The Walking Dead
The mammoth season-three debut of AMC's "The Walking Dead" overshadowed all other network successes this week. 10.9 million viewers watched the 9 pm premiere, with 15.1 million total when you include the two encore showings. That's a 50% increase over last year's premiere and the highest-rated episode for any drama series in basic cable history among all viewers. That's indeed a feat.
Loser: 666 Park Avenue
On the same night that "The Walking Dead" triumped, ABC's "666 Park Avenue" continued to move closer to its grave. With 4.8 million viewers, it was the least-viewed show airing on any broadcast network that night, dropping off big time from successful sophomores "Once Upon a Time" and "Revenge." Its 1.5 rating in the 18-49 demo is just as bad, down 12% from the week prior. "Park Avenue" should be evicted in the next week or two.
Winners: Nashville, Revenge and Once Upon a Time
There was some good news at ABC, despite the fact that it's now the fourth-place network in 18-49. It expectedly had the number-one scripted show in 18-49 yet again with "Modern Family," but it's also proving the most successful network in terms of primetime soap operas (other than "Park Avenue," of course). "Revenge" and "Once Upon a Time" joined newcomer "Nashville" as the only non-"Modern Family" ABC shows to break the overall top 20 in 18-49 viewers, and they are three of only six dramas on that list. The series premiere of "Nashville" scored a 2.8 rating in that demo (second only to "Revolution" in terms of new dramas), while "Time" and "Revenge" had 3.0 and 2.6 ratings, respectively -- the latter impressively up 4% from the week prior.
Loser: Made in Jersey
While "666 Park Avenue" is hanging in there (for now), the season's first casualty came last week in the form of CBS's legal drama "Made in Jersey." After just two episodes, CBS is now replacing the series with reruns of "NCIS" and "Hawaii Five-O" until "Undercover Boss" takes over completely starting Nov. 2. Its final episode managed a dismal 0.8 rating in 18-49.
Losers: 90210 and Gossip Girl
The ratings lords giveth, the ratings lords taketh away... The CW got awful numbers from veteran series "90210" and "Gossip Girl," both of which managed 0.4 ratings in 18-49, both considerably down from last year. "Gossip Girl" is already confirmed to be ending this year, but "90210" can't be far behind.
Winner: The Voice
Ending things on a high note -- no pun intended -- is NBC's "The Voice," which continued to dominate for NBC. The network impressively was once again the overall 18-49 winner last week after years of consistent third- or fourth-place finishes (and #2 in overall viewers). "The Voice" definitely contributed, placing 4th and 7th on the 18-49 weekly chart (with 4.8 and 4.5 ratings, respectively), and 8th and 10th in overall viewers (with 12.9 and 12.2 million). That far outpaced Fox's "X-Factor," and should even rival "American Idol" when it returns in early 2013.
Kathy | October 21, 2012 5:59 PM
666 Park Avenue may not be doing great in the ratings, but ABC just ordered two more episodes, so it may have a chance. Personally, I think the show isnât bad. I donât watch it live because I work late at DISH, but I catch it on my Hopper ever week. Itâs set to auto-record 666 Park Avenue using Primetime Anytime, so itâs really easy for me to catch the show. Itâs taking a little while to develop, but it seems like a slow burn type of show that will get better in time. I hope ABC gives it a chance to grow.


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We don't like our children killing aliens on video games. Some of us don't even like our children fighting those mean spiky-shelled turtles in Super Mario Brothers.
We don't like it when our kids hit each other. We don't let our kids watch the local news-too many murders and natural disasters. We have an especially hard time stomaching what happened to Trayvon Martin and Caylee Anthony. We get antsy and annoyed when our kids point toy guns at us. We're okay with zombies and ax murderers only on Halloween. In short, parents don't like violence and death. Not that anyone is okay with it, but for moms and dads-life factories that we are-death is our antithesis.
Plus: How to Protect Your Child From Sexual AbuseWhich makes the sad story out of Shiner, TX, even more disconcerting. Following the sound of his 5-year-old daughter's cries, a 23-year-old dad finds her behind a barn, being sexually assaulted by a man named Jesus Flores. The dad pulls Flores off her, and begins pounding Flores' face, head and neck. The dad composes himself long enough to call 911 ("Come on, this guy is going to die on me!" he yelled to the 911 operator). When the emergency crew arrived, Flores was behind the barn, dead, his pants and underwear down around his legs.
The dad was never arrested. And last Tuesday, less than two weeks after the incident, the Lavaca County grand jury found the dad innocent. He was within his rights to use deadly force to protect his family.
This was a scenario that dads have considered since time immemorial. It's something that lingers in the back of our minds. At some point in a father's life, he has said to himself or to someone else, "If anyone were to hurt my child, I would kill them." No father says, "If anyone were to hurt my child, I would beat them up." No father says, "If anyone were to hurt my child, I would report them to the authorities." The sentence is, has been, and always will be, death. Just like the dad in Shiner, TX, we would kill, maim, or injure first, and everything else second.
But there is a strange stillness to the aftermath of this incident. When we all heard the Lavaca County grand jury's decision, we all looked at each other and said, "Fine by me." Then we went back to work, back to folding laundry, back to Facebook. Save for Osama bin Laden, I can't think of another death in recent memory that we've all been more at peace with.
Wait a second. We're the people who don't like Modern Warfare 3. We don't let our kids say, "shut up." We get nervous when they're skateboarding or kicking each other at karate school. But this kind of violence we're okay with. At least I'm okay with it. I'm almost too okay with it.
For everyone who felt the justice system did the right thing, keep this in mind: Be glad it happened in the small town of Shiner, in rural Southeast Texas. Had this father been in Stamford, CT, or Detroit, MI, or New York, NY, or Los Angeles, CA, or Seattle, WA, or Chicago, IL, or any other metropolitan area, this would have become a long, arduous journey through the legal system. Press conferences. An endless rotation of talking heads on cable news. ACLU attorneys. A media encampment along the two-lane country road leading to the family's farm. I'm thankful the Lavaca County grand jury shut this down in less than two weeks.
Who knew: That place in the back of a father's mind, that place where he considers what he'd do to someone who hurt his family, looks a lot like Shiner, TX.


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