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Flew, Terry (1998) Government, citizenship and cultural policy : expertise and participation in Australian media policy. International Journal of Cultural Policy, 4(2), pp. 311-327.
Flew, Terry (1999) The virtual university: Mickey Mouse or real learning? Australian Quarterly, 71(1), pp. 34-41.
Coaldrake, Peter, Cunningham, Stuart D., Stedman, Lawrence R., Ryan, Yoni, Tapsall, Suellen, Bagdon, Kerry, et al. (2000) The Business of borderless education. Evaluations and Investigations Programme, Higher Education Division, Dept. of Education , Training and Youth Affairs, Canberra.
Flew, Terry (2001) From 'Taste to Standards' to Structual Pluralism: Activism in the Australian Medida Policy Process. Media International Australia, pp. 35-48.
Cunningham, Stuart & Flew, Terry (2001) Thank You Very Much and Good Luck: Media. In Sheil, Christopher (Ed.) Globalisation: Australian Impacts. University of New South Wales Press, Sydney, New South Wales, pp. 77-96.
Flew, Terry & Cunningham, Stuart D. (2002) 'South of the West': Cultural Coordinates of the Australian Audiovisual System. Quaderns del CAC, pp. 45-52.
Flew, Terry (2002) Beyond ad hocery: Defining Creative Industries. In Cultural Sites, Cultural Theory, Cultural Policy, The Second International Conference on Cultural Policy Research, 23-26 January, 23-26 January, Wellington, New Zealand.
Flew, Terry (2002) Broadcasting and the social contract. In Raboy, Marc (Ed.) Global media policy in the new millenium. University of Luton Press, Bedfordshire, United Kingdom, pp. 113-129.
Flew, Terry (2002) Educational media in transition : broadcasting, digital media and lifelong learning in the knowledge economy. International Journal of Instructional Media, 29(1), pp. 47-60.
Flew, Terry & McElhinney, Stephen (2002) Globalization and the structure of new media industries. In Lievrouw, Leah A. & Livingstone, Sonia M. (Eds.) Handbook of new media: social shaping and consequences of ICTs. Sage Publications Ltd, United Kingdom, London, pp. 304-319.
Flew, Terry (2002) The "New Empirics" in Internet Studies and Comparative Internet Policy. In Fibreculture Conference, 5th-8th December, 5th-8th December, Melbourne.
Cunningham, Stuart & Flew, Terry (2002) Policy. In Cunningham, Stuart & Turner, Graeme (Eds.) The Media and Communications in Australia. Allen & Unwin, Crows Nest, NSW, Australia, pp. 48-61.
Flew, Terry (2002) Television and pay TV. In Cunningham, Stuart D. & Turner, Graeme (Eds.) The media and communications in Australia. Allen and Unwin, pp. 173-187.
Flew, Terry (2003) Creative industries : from the chicken cheer to the culture of services. Continuum Journal of Media and Cultural Studies, 17(1), pp. 89-94.
Flew, Terry (2003) Creative industries and the new economy. In Argyrous, George & Stilwell., Frank (Eds.) Economics as a social science : readings in political economy. Pluto Press Australia, Annandale, N.S.W..
Flew, Terry & Gilmour, Callum J. (2003) A Tale of Two Synergies: An Institutional Analysis of the Expansionary Strategies of News Corporation and AOL-Time Warner. In Australia and New Zealand Communication Association (ANZCA03): Designing Communication for Diversity, 9-11 July 2003, Brisbane, Australia.
Flew, Terry (2003) Television, regulation and citizenship in Australia. In Kitley, Philip (Ed.) Television, regulation and civil society in Asia. Routledge Curzon, London, United Kingdom, pp. 148-166.
Flew, Terry (2004) Creativity, cultural studies, and services industries. Communication and Critical/Cultural Studies, 1(2), pp. 176-193.
Flew, Terry (2004) Creativity, the 'new humanism' and cultural studies. Continuum: Journal of Media and Cultural Studies, 18(2), pp. 161-178.
Flew, Terry (2004) Critical communications research in Australia : from radical populism to creative industries. Javnost: The Public, 11(3), pp. 31-46.
Flew, Terry & Young, Graham (2004) E-Democracy, online journalism and social capital formation through on line opinion. Australian Studies in Journalism, 13, pp. 47-64.
Flew, Terry (2004) Fashioning an Entrepreneurial Creative Cultural Self. In Cultural Studies Association of Australasia Conference, 9-11 December 2004, Fremantle, Western Australia. (Unpublished)
Flew, Terry & Young, Graham (2004) "If they come they will build it" : managing and building e-democracy from the ground up. In Chen, Peter (Ed.) The Australian Electronic Governance Conference 2004, 14-15 April, 2004, Centre for Public Policy, University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia.
Flew, Terry (2004) Media and communication. In Wissler, Rodney C., Haseman, Bradley C., Wallace, Sue-Ann, & Keane, Michael A. (Eds.) Innovation in Australian Arts, Media, Design : Fresh challenges for the tertiary sector. Post Pressed, pp. 111-122.
Flew, Terry (2004) Sovereignty and Software: Rethinking Cultural Policy in a Global Creative Economy. In Forum Barcelona 2004 – Communication and cultural diversity: The dialogue, 24-27 MAY, 2004, Barcelona, Spain.
Flew, Terry (2004) A medium for mateship : commercial talk radio in Australia. In Crisell, Andrew (Ed.) More than a Music Box : Radio Cultures and Communities in a Multi-Media World. Berghahn Books, pp. 229-246.
Flew, Terry (2005) Creative Commons and the creative industries. Media and Arts Law Review, 10(4), pp. 257-264.
Flew, Terry, Leisten, Susanna H., & Hearn, Gregory N. (2005) Alternative intellectual property systems for the digital age. Media International Australia Incorporating Culture and Policy: Quarterly Journal of Media Research and Resources, pp. 87-98.
Flew, Terry (2005) Creative Cities and Creative Clusters. In Presentation to Creative Articulations: Creative Research Network Workshop, October 1, 2005., Brisbane, Australia. (Unpublished)
Flew, Terry (2005) Creative economy. In Hartley, John (Ed.) Creative industries. Blackwell Publishing, United States of America, Massachusetts, Malden, pp. 344-360.
Flew, Terry, Hemelryk, Stephanie, & Xinchao, Wang (2005) Creativity, Innovation and the 'New' MBA: China and the 21st Century Knowledge Economy. .
Flew, Terry (2005) From e-Government to online deliberative democracy. In Summer Doctoral Programme (SDP2005), 7-21 July 2005, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Beijing. (Unpublished)
Flew, Terry (2005) Games : technology, industry, culture. In New media : an introduction. Oxford University Press, South Melbourne, Vic., pp. 101-114.
Flew, Terry (2005) Internet law and policy. In Flew, Terry (Ed.) New media : an introduction. Oxford University Press, South Melbourne, Vic., pp. 220-222.
Flew, Terry (2005) New Media : An Introduction. Oxford University Press, South Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
Flew, Terry (2005) Sean Nixon, Advertising Cultures (review). Australasian Marketing Journal, 13(1), pp. 68-70.
Flew, Terry (2005) Sovereignty and software. International Journal of Cultural Policy, 11(3), pp. 243-260.
Flew, Terry (2006) The new middle class meets the creative class : the Master of Business Administration (MBA) and creative innovation in 21st-century China. International Journal of Cultural Studies, 9(3), pp. 419-429.
Flew, Terry, Hearn, Gregory N., & Leisten, Susanna H. (2006) Alternative intellectual property regimes in the global creative economy. In Thomas, Pradip & Servaes, Jan (Eds.) Intellectual property rights and communications in Asia : conflicting traditions. Sage Publications Inc., United States of America, California, Thousand Oaks, pp. 226-240.
Flew, Terry, Leisten, Susanna H., & Hearn, Gregory N. (2006) Alternative systems for Intellectual Property in the digital age. In Servaes, Jan & Thomas, Pradip (Eds.) Intellectual Property Rights Communication in Asia: Conflicting Traditions. SAGE Publications, New Delhi, India, pp. 226-240.
Flew, Terry & McElhinney, Stephen (2006) Globalization and the Structure of New Media Industries (2nd Edition). In Lievrouw, L & Livingston, S (Eds.) Handbook of New Media (Second Edition). Sage Publications Ltd, United Kingdom, England, London, pp. 287-306.
Flew, Terry (2006) The Social Contract and Beyond in Broadcast Media Policy. Television and New Media, 7(3), pp. 282-305.
Flew, Terry (2007) Citizen journalism : a primer :when news takes to the Internet. Intermedia, 35(5), pp. 30-38.
Flew, Terry (2007) A Citizen Journalism Primer. In Citizen Journalism: A Social Revolution. The Icfai University Press, India, Hyderabad, pp. 1-22.
Flew, Terry (2007) Rethinking Global Media: Creative Diversity and Media Dispersal. In 2007 Seoul Symposium on Mobile Communication (SSMC 2007) - Mobile Communication and Borderless Society, 18-19 October, Korea Press Cente, Seoul, Korea. (Unpublished)
Flew, Terry (2007) Rethinking global media : creative diversity and media dispersal. In Seoul Symposium on Mobile Communication (SSMC 2007) - Mobile Communication and Borderless Society - Conference Proceedings, Korea Press Centre, Seoul, Korea, pp. 127-157.
Flew, Terry, Sternberg, Jason S., & Adams, Debra A. (2007) Revisiting the 'media wars' debate. Australian Journal of Communication, 34(1), pp. 1-27.
Flew, Terry, Cunningham, Stuart D., Bruns, Axel, & Wilson, Jason A. (2008) Social Innovation, User-Created Content and the Future of the ABC and SBS as Public Service Media : Submission to Review of National Broadcasting (ABC and SBS), Department of Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy. (Unpublished)
Flew, Terry (2008) The politics of media policy [Review]. Australian Journalism Review, 30(2), pp. 127-129.
Flew, Terry, Lenffer, Heidi Anna-Maria, & McClean, Georgie (2008) User-generated content and the future of public broadcasting : a case study of the Special Broadcasting Service. In Media, Communication and Public Speech, 2008 Conference of the Centre for Media and Communications Law, 20-21 November 2008, University of Melbourne. (Unpublished)
Flew, Terry & Wilson, Jason A. (2008) Citizen journalism and political participation : the youdecide project and the 2007 Australian Federal Election. Australian Journal of Communication, 35(2), pp. 17-39.
Flew, Terry (2008) Not yet the Internet election : online media, political commentary and the 2007 Australian federal election. Media International Australia Incorporating Culture and Policy, pp. 5-13.
Flew, Terry & Wilson, Jason A. (2008) Citizen Journalism and Political participation: The Youdecide project and the 2007 Australian Federal Election. In Creating Value: Between Commons and Commerce - conference of the Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence for Creative Industries and Innovation, 25-27 June 2008, Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre, Brisbane, Australia. (Unpublished)
Flew, Terry (2008) Communication for the 21st Century, or, How to have your blog and read it too! In Society of Business Communicators (Queensland) presentation, 13 March 2008, Brisbane. (Unpublished)
Flew, Terry (2008) Cultural and creative industries. In Hearn, Gregory, Rooney, David J., & Wright, David (Eds.) Knowledge Policy: Challenges for the 21st Century. Edward Elgar Publishing, Cheltenham, UK, pp. 59-69.
Flew, Terry (2008) Music, cities, and cultural and creative industries policy. In Bloustien, Gerry, Peters, Margaret, & Luckman, Susan (Eds.) Sonic synergies : music, technology, community, identity. Ashgate Publishing, Aldershot, England ; Burlington, VT, pp. 7-16.
Flew, Terry, Spurgeon, Christina, & Daniel, Anna (2009) User behaviours and intentions in digital media in Australia. In Record of the Communications Policy & Research Forum 2009, Network Insight Pty Ltd, University of Technology, Sydney, pp. 179-189.
Flew, Terry (2009) Democracy, participation and convergent media : case studies in contemporary online news journalism in Australia. In Record of the Communications Policy & Research Forum 2009, Network Insight Institute , University of Technology, Sydney, pp. 68-87.
Flew, Terry (2009) Democracy, participation and convergent media : case studies in contemporary online news journalism in Australia. Communication, Politics & Culture, 42(2), pp. 87-109.
Flew, Terry (2009) The citizen's voice : Albert Hirschman's Exit, Voice and Loyalty and its contribution to media citizenship debates. Media, Culture and Society, 31(6), pp. 977-994.
Flew, Terry (2009) The Special Broadcasting Service after 30 years : public service media and new ways of thinking about media and citizenship. Media International Australia Incorporating Culture and Policy, 133.
Flew, Terry & Harrington, Stephen (2009) Television. In Cunningham, Stuart D. & Turner, Graeme (Eds.) The Media and Communications in Australia (3rd ed.). Allen & Unwin, Sydney, pp. 155-172.
Daniel, Anna, Flew, Terry, & Spurgeon, Christina (2009) User behaviours and intentions with digital news media in Australia. In Transforming Audiences 2 ; Creativity, Knowledge, Participation, 3-4 September, 2009, University of Westminster, London.
Flew, Terry, Spurgeon, Christina L., & Daniel, Anna (2009) Audience & Market Foresight : Consumer Trends in Digital News and Information in Australia.
Daniel, Anna, Flew, Terry, & Spurgeon, Christina L. (2009) Consumer trends in digital news and information in Australia. In Flew, Terry (Ed.) Communication, Creativity and Global Citizenship : Refereed Proceedings of the Australian and New Zealand Communicaiton Association Conference 2009, ANZCA, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, pp. 562-580.
Flew, Terry (2009) Beyond globalization : rethinking the scalar and the relational in global media studies. Global Media Journal, 3(1).
Flew, Terry (2009) Cultural economic geography : a new paradigm for global communication studies? In 59th Annual Conference of the International Communications Association : Keywords in Communication, 21-25 May 2009, Marriott Hotel, Chicago. (Unpublished)
Flew, Terry (2009) Online Media and User-Created Content: Case Studies in News Media Repositioning in the Australian Media Environment. In Media after the Mass, European Media Management Association Annual Conference, 13-14 February 2009, Paris, France.
Flew, Terry, Bruns, Axel, Collis, Christy, Luck, Edwina M., Jackson, Margaret, O'Donnell, Jonathan, et al. (2009) Audience and Market Foresight Trends and Foresight in Digital Media.
Flew, Terry (2010) Letting go of Neo-Liberalism (with some help from Michel Foucault). [Working Paper] (Unpublished)
Daniel, Anna & Flew, Terry (2010) The Guardian reportage of the UK MP expenses scandal: a case study of computational journalism. In Record of the Communications Policy and Research Forum 2010, Network Insight Pty. Ltd., Sydney, pp. 186-194.
Flew, Terry (2010) What will the Apple iPad deliver for newspapers? In Record of the Communications Policy and Research Forum 2010, Network Insight Pty Ltd, Sydney, pp. 90-99.
Flew, Terry & Daniel, Anna (2010) Review of Apple iPad news applications : new media service. Sydney.
Felton, Emma, Gibson, Mark, Flew, Terry, Graham, Philip W., & Daniel, Anna (2010) Resilient creative economies? Creative industries on the urban fringe. Continuum : Journal of Media & Cultural Studies, 24(4), pp. 131-137.
Flew, Terry (2010) Comparative communication research : Australian and New Zealand communication research in an international context. Media International Australia Incorporating Culture and Policy, pp. 5-12.
Flew, Terry (2010) Toward a cultural economic geography of creative industries and urban development : introduction to the special issue on creative industries and urban development. The Information Society, 26(2), pp. 85-91.
Flew, Terry & Wilson, Jason A. (2010) Journalism as social networking : the Australian youdecide project and the 2007 federal election. Journalism: Theory, Practice and Criticism, 11(2), pp. 131-147.
Flew, Terry (2010) Creative clusters and universities : the cluster concept in economics and geography. In Peters, Michael & Araya, Daniel (Eds.) Education in the Creative Economy : Knowledge and Learning in the Age of Innovation. Peter Lang, New York.
Flew, Terry & Cunningham, Stuart D. (2010) Creative industries after the first decade of debate. The Information Society, 26(2), pp. 113-123.
Flew, Terry (2010) Cultural economic geography and global media studies : the rise of asian media capitals? Journal of the Oriental Society of Australia, 42, pp. 35-49.
Flew, Terry, Daniel, Anna, & Spurgeon, Christina L. (2010) The promise of computational journalism. In McCallum, K (Ed.) Media, Demcoracy and Change: Refereed Proceedings of the Australian and New Zealand Communications Association Annual Conference, Australia and New Zealand Communication Association, Canberra, ACT, pp. 1-19.
Flew, Terry, Daniel, Anna, Spurgeon, Christina L., & Swift, Adam Glen (2011) Convenience, loyal, and customising users : a survey of the behaviours and intentions of young online news users in Australia. Australian Journalism Review, 33(2), pp. 99-112.
Flew, Terry (2011) Globalization and suburbanization : can creative industries develop in outer urban zones? the Australian case. In Fan, Zhou (Ed.) Culture, Technology, Market : Country Competition and City Development. Communication University of China Press, Beijing, China, pp. 32-47.
Collis, Christy, Freebody, Simon P., & Flew, Terry (2011) Seeing the outer suburbs : addressing the urban bias in creative place thinking. Regional Studies, Online, pp. 1-13.
Flew, Terry (2011) Rethinking regulatory design : The Australian National Classification Scheme review. In Knowledge/Culture/Social Change Conference, 7-9 November, University of Western Sydney, Parramatta, Australia. (Unpublished)
Flew, Terry & Liu, Bonnie Rui (2011) Globally networked public spheres? The Australian media reaction to WikiLeaks. Global Media Journal: Australian Edition, 5(1), pp. 1-13.
Flew, Terry (2011) Culture and creative industries in Australia. Taiwanese Journal of WTO Studies, 18(1), pp. 1-24.
Flew, Terry (2011) Media as creative industries : conglomeration and globalization as accumulation strategies in an age of digital media. In Winseck, Dwayne & Jin, Dal Yong (Eds.) The Political Economies of Media : The Transformation of the Global Media Industries. Bloomsbury Professional, London, pp. 84-100.
Flew, Terry (2011) Is journalism best located in the creative arts or as a communication discipline? Australian Journalism Review, 31(1), pp. 31-35.
Flew, Terry (2011) Economic prosperity, suburbanization, and the creative workforce : findings from Australian suburban communities. Spaces and Flows : An International Journal of Urban and ExtraUrban Studies, 1(2), pp. 83-98.
Flew, Terry, Gibson, Mark, Felton, Emma, & Collis, Christy (2011) Creative suburbia : cultural research and suburban geographies. International Journal of Cultural Studies, 15(3), pp. 199-203.
Flew, Terry (2011) Rethinking public service media and citizenship: digital strategies for news and current affairs at Australia's Special Broadcasting Service. International Journal of Communication, 5, pp. 215-232.
Flew, Terry (2011) Rethinking public service media and citizenship : digital strategies for news and current affairs at Australia's Special Broadcasting Service (SBS). International Journal of Communication, 5(2011), pp. 215-232.
Flew, Terry, Suzor, Nicolas P., & Liu, Bonnie Rui (2012) CCi Submission to ALRC Copyright Inquiry.
Flew, Terry (2012) Six theories of Neoliberalism. In Emerging and Enduring Inequalities : the Annual Conference of the Australian Sociological Association 2012, 26-29 November 2012, University of Queensland, Brisbane, QLD. (Unpublished)
Flew, Terry & Cunningham, Stuart D. (2012) Creative industries after the first decade of debate. In Flew, Terry (Ed.) Creative Industries and Urban Development : Creative Cities in the 21st Century. Routledge (Taylor & Francis Group), London, pp. 79-78.
Flew, Terry (2012) The digital transformation of 21st century news journalism. In Chiu, Vicki (Ed.) Conference on Digital Media and Journalism, 12-13 October 2012, School of Communication, Ming Chuan University, Taipei. (Unpublished)
Flew, Terry (2012) The digital transformation of 21st century news journalism. Journal of Communications Management, 13(2), pp. 101-122.
Flew, Terry (2012) Culture, technology and the city. In Presentation to Beijing Research Centre for Science and Technology (BJAST), 11 October 2012, Beijing Academy of Science and Technology (BJAST), Beijing, China. (Unpublished)
Flew, Terry (2012) The Convergent Media Policy Moment. Institute for Culture and Society, University of Western Sydney. [Working Paper]
Flew, Terry (2012) Globalization, media policy and regulatory design : rethinking the Australian media classification scheme. Australian Journal of Communication, 39(2), pp. 1-18.
Flew, Terry (2012) Revisiting the debate about public service media exceptionalism. In Lowe, Gregory & Martin, Fiona (Eds.) RIPE@2012 Conference - Workgroups and Papers, University of Sydney, University of Sydney, Sydney, N. S. W.
Flew, Terry (2012) Creative suburbia : rethinking urban cultural policy – the Australian case. International Journal of Cultural Studies, 15(3), pp. 231-246.
Flew, Terry (2012) Media classification : Content regulation in an age of convergent media. Media International Australia, 143(May), pp. 5-15.
Flew, Terry, Spurgeon, Christina L., Daniel, Anna, & Swift, Adam Glen (2012) The promise of computational journalism. Journalism Practice, 6(2), pp. 157-171.
Flew, Terry & Croucher, Rosalind (2012) Classification—Content Regulation and Convergent Media. Australian Law Reform Commission, Sydney, Australia.
Flew, Terry (2012) Michel Foucault's 'the birth of biopolitics' and contemporary neo-liberalism debates. Thesis Eleven, 108(1), pp. 44-65.
Flew, Terry & Gibson, Mark (2012) Melbourne and Brisbane: The Claims of Suburbs. In Anheier, Helmut & Isar, Yudhishthir Raj (Eds.) Cities, Cultural Policy and Governance. SAGE Publications, London, pp. 235-242.
Flew, Terry & Wilson, Jason A. (2012) Wikileaks and the challenge of the "Fifth Estate". In Ricketson, Matthew (Ed.) Australian Journalism Today. Palgrave Macmillan, Melbourne, pp. 170-183.
Flew, Terry & Swift, Adam (2013) Cultural Policy. In Towse, Ruth & Handke, Christian (Eds.) Handbook On The Digital Creative Economy. Edward Elgar Publishing, Cheltenham, UK, pp. 155-161.
Flew, Terry (2013) Convergent media policy : the Australian case. In ECREA Communications Law & Policy Section Conference, Communication & Media Policy in Europe: Assessing the Past, Setting Agendas for the Future, 25-26 October 2013, University of Salford, Salford Quays, UK. (Unpublished)
Flew, Terry, Bruns, Axel, Burgess, Jean E., Crawford, Kate, & Shaw, Frances (2013) Social media and its impact on crisis communication: Case studies of Twitter use in emergency management in Australia and New Zealand. In ICA Regional Conference : Communication and Social Transformation, 8-10 November 2013, Shanghai, China.
Flew, Terry (Ed.) (2013) Creative Industries and Urban Development : Creative Cities in the 21st Century. Routledge (Taylor & Francis Group), London ; New York.
Flew, Terry (2013) New media and the transformation of higher education. In Invited Presentation, 14 October 2013, School of Humanities and Cultural Industries, Bath Spa University, Bath. (Unpublished)
Flew, Terry, Suzor, Nicolas P., & Liu, Bonnie Rui (2013) Copyrights and copyfights : copyright law and the digital economy. International Journal of Technology Policy and Law, 2(1), pp. 297-315.
Flew, Terry (2013) Academics and activists in the policy process : engagement with Australian media inquiries 2011-13. In The Role of Advocacy in Media and Telecom Policy, 29 September - 1 October 2013, New America Foundation, Washington DC. (Unpublished)
Flew, Terry (2013) The global creative economy and the new development debate. In 3rd International SEARCH Conference : Communicating Cultural Diplomacy Through the Media, 30-31 May 2013, Taylor's University, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. (Unpublished)
Flew, Terry & Swift, Adam Glen (2013) Regulating journalists? The Finkelstein Review, the Convergence Review, and News Media Regulation in Australia. Journal of Applied Journalism & Media Studies, 2(1), pp. 181-199.
Flew, Terry & Goldsmith, Ben (2013) Election fact check : does Murdoch own 70% of newspapers in Australia? In Sykes, Helen (Ed.) The Story of the 2013 Election : Insight and Analysis from Australia's Leading Minds. Future Leaders, Victoria, Australia, pp. 260-263.
Flew, Terry (2013) Introduction : creative industries and cities. In Flew, Terry (Ed.) Creative Industries and Urban Development : Creative Cities in the 21st Century. Routledge (Taylor & Francis Group), London, pp. 1-14.
Hartley, John, Potts, Jason D., Cunningham, Stuart D., Flew, Terry, Keane, Michael A., & Banks, John A. (2013) Key concepts in creative industries. SAGE Key Concepts series. Sage Publications Ltd., London, United Kingdom.


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Pretty sure it's H-Toc, I followed his armory link and looked at the achievements because had me slightly confused as well.
His last achieves were for naxx 10 and H-toc and he doesn't have any ulduar or call of crusade achieves at all.
Agreed, although this ring is a little tricky. I find myself having to hold out on it because the other tanking rings provide too much def for me to comfortably make up with gems. I guess it all depends on what types of gear you're on, majority of ulduar tanking gears are lacking in def (imho) which makes this ring a kiv until you get a couple of T8s or def heavy gears.
That being said, I'd like to reconfirm that you're tanking H ToC as in the Heroic 5man ToC? (probably because i see the mention of ToC25 and my original assumption was H ToC - 5man version)
If it's the raid then additional stam would help as some boss fights can be a real headache if you're really low on health. I am also willing to go out on a limb and say that majority of what we (the forumers) say here are purely based on our experience and assumptions, which can help you as pointers. One ways to further confirm what we've said or decide on how to fully internalise what's being said would be to go through the combat log as well as keep an eye on the heals (i.e. what they are casting etc).
This is because (and like some has already posted) that the heals in the grp might not be prepared for the spikes and are purely healing reactively. There could also be a possibility that they were sheeped as well (if it's H ToC5 and the mage came), or frantically trying to keep a meele up from AoEs. Combat logs would help you identify what 'pill' killed you, and allows you to try and time or plan for a CD which you can use to help your situation.
p.s. sry if i sound overbearing or condescending...
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Pretty sure it's H-Toc, I followed his armory link and looked at the achievements because had me slightly confused as well.
His last achieves were for naxx 10 and H-toc and he doesn't have any ulduar or call of crusade achieves at all.
** Remember Warcraft players fail in directions you never thought possible.
From personal experience, H:ToC is hard to heal with a DK tank. Here are my suggestions:
Make sure hunter is always in range, and Mind Freeze her Lightning attck.
Silence the Mage.
Silence the Shaman.
Get the rogues poisoned cleanse.
Watch for AoE dmg.
Anti-magic barrier whenever you can. (LOTS of spell dmg in here).
Stack Stam > Avoidance. (Mostly because healer's expect raid geared tanks, so high HP seems to give them more comfortant than "Well I have XX avoidance. Sicne they can't see that stat)


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Did her dad divorce her mom? Because I remember in her first interiew where she appeared high on something, her dad didnt look too pleased. clearly her mom gave the okay since they got married.
Stupid did fall far from stupid tree.
I dont care what anyone says, this chick was sexually abused. Strippers and porn chick aren't born they are made and this one displays all the signs of a girl was was sexually abused.
I am *sniffle* so dang proud and should be mother of the year! My daughter is a ho' and i let her marry a pedophile. NOT!
Seriously her daughter is a huge skanky slut whose only accomplishment is to flaunt her fake boobs and screws a dirty old man.
Her mom should be locked up for allowing the marriage in the first place.
Whatever happened to teacher your daughter that it is what is on the inside that counts? (and i am not talking dirty ol man peckers)
What happens when her looks fade?
I seriously wish TMZ and other sites would stop promoting this skank. SHe is not a celebrity. She is a child who married a pervert and nothing more.


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I love this video review of SCARS by LoveIsMyWeapon1234. I'm so glad SCARS touched her, and that she felt I understood. (I do! I've been there.)
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Though it is about energy, this article is highly relevant to managing our water resources as well:
Just substitute the word water for "energy"/"natural gas"/"electricity" wherever they appear in the article. The following tract gets at the conundrum the Madison Water Utility seems particularly stymied by:
"In addition, state regulators should reward utilities for helping residential, business and industrial customers use energy more efficiently, and stop the widespread practice of penalizing utilities when their sales level off or decline because customers are using less energy. When regulators set rates, they establish targets for utilities' allowable revenues, and this unintentionally links the companies' financial health to robust sales of electricity and natural gas. The problem can be solved if regulators allow modest annual rate adjustments that correct for any unexpected changes in utility sales.
"Half the states have instituted such "decoupling" systems for at least some of their investor-owned natural gas and electric utilities, but the process is taking too long and only one publicly owned utility, the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power, has adopted these reforms. The rest should step up."
Indeed. And this a model for conservation that has been promoted by citizens in the past. Unfortunately, this is an economic model (Econ 101-level) that seems to be alien to MWU management. Instead, they perform their incantation rituals for more drought to fill the utility's coffers:
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Raquel Zimmermann
Her willowy five-foot-ten frame, blonde hair, and classic features only partly account for Zimmermann's success. What puts her over the top is her pleasing professional manner—and the fact that she really knows how to move, whether to Lady Gaga (Zimmermann is featured in the 2011 "Born This Way" video), adopting the haughty posturing of an eighteenth-century aristocrat clad in haute couture (as documented in the 2009 film The September Issue), or jumping hurdles with Olympic decathlete Bryan Clay in the pages of Vogue.
Zimmermann landed on the magazine's Ten Best Dressed of 2008. Though she has worn many hats—and wigs—for her job, her off-duty style tends toward the tomboyish, and she names the poet-rocker Patti Smith, Vogue's own Grace Coddington, and androgynous pop icon David Bowie as her sartorial inspirations.
Like Gisele "the Body" Bündchen, she was discovered (at the age of fourteen) in Rio Grande do Sul, a southern region that had been largely colonized by German and Italian immigrants; the south of Brazil, The New York Times reported, is where upwards of 70 percent of the country's models are scouted. And like compatriots Isabeli Fontana and Adriana Lima, Zimmermann had taken her turn as a Victoria's Secret Angel. But, unlike her fellow Brazilian supermodels, she doesn't fit the bombshell mold. Hitchcock heroine is more like it, if a stereotype need be applied.
Raquel Zimmermann born in the small town of Bom Retiro do Sul, Brazil, one of three children of a beekeeper and a seamstress. In her school years, her classmates will nickname her "Dry Bamboo." ("School was a low point,"[3] she will recall, later, on Brazilian television.) "At the same time that I was like this tomboy and growing up with my brother and climbing up trees," she later tells Vogue.com, "I always kind of liked to go into my mom's closet and play with her makeup."[4]
Visits a local agency, where her modeling aspirations are encouraged. Her mother makes a special dress for her to wear when she shoots her first portfolio.
Leaving behind her family—and dreams of becoming an architect—departs Brazil for style capitals abroad. In October, walks in the Paris shows.
The turning point of her career comes with a breakthrough appearance on the September cover of Italian Vogue, photographed by Steven Meisel. "Steven is amazing, and I have special feelings for him because when I started . . . he was the one photographer that really pushed my career,"[5] she later says.
September: Appears with Balenciaga designer Nicolas Ghesquière and his staff in the Annie Leibovitz Vogue portfolio "Couture Club." December: Dresses like a Greek goddess in flowing, draped gowns for the magazine's "Frieze Frame" story.
May: Appears on Vogue's "The World's Next Top Models . . ." cover. "Few people know," the magazine reports, "that Raquel . . . has a lovely singing voice. Or that this fan of alternative rock, traveling, and Earl jeans can accompany herself on the guitar."[6] June: The well-traveled Brazilian dishes on her favorite vacations—"horseback-riding around the Fortaleza and Itaimbezinho canyons in southern Brazil"[7]—and what she packs in her Luella Bartley "Raquel" carry-on. Wears a vintage strapless ivory Balenciaga dress to the Costume Institute gala. September: Channels boho rock star Janis Joplin for Vogue's Fashion Rocks special section, and wears a bobbed black wig for the magazine's hefty September issue. October: In an 18th-century Parisian setting, models haute couture for Vogue photographer David Sims (a shoot that makes its way into R. J. Cutler's documentary The September Issue).
May: Dons a dark wig for a Vogue portfolio called "Keep It Short." Appears in a look book showcasing the work of 2007's nominees for the CFDA awards. July: Sports a topknot when demonstrating fall's clean lines and "newfound maturity"[8] for Vogue's "Adult Education" feature. August: Adopts French stylist Marie-Amélie Sauvé's avant-garde style for the magazine's "Age(less) Issue." October: Appears in the David Lynch–directed Gucci by Gucci fragrance commercial dancing to Blondie's "Heart of Glass." Represents Fendi and Roberto Cavalli in fall print ads.
January: Her "Brazilian allure"[9] lands her a spot on Vogue's Ten Best Dressed 2008 list. "I used to dress in a boyish way because all the girls in my school were curvy. I was a string bean, and I'd wear baggy pants and my father's shirts!"[10] Now, the magazine reports, "her fashion icon is Patti Smith."[11] Her spring campaign for designer Marc Jacobs—shot by Juergen Teller—breaks. March: Appears in Vogue naked on the lap of hairstylist Julien d'Ys wearing a towering white wig that he created for Comme des Garçons. April: Becomes the face of Shiseido. May: Appears on her second Vogue cover in a group shot with fellow top models. Attends the Met ball with Proenza Schouler designers Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez, who tell Vogue.com, "Raquel has always been one of our favorite girls. She's done almost all of our shows and opened or closed a few of them. There's no one better in clothes, and she's great fun, too—the total package."[12] July: Becomes the face of Viktor & Rolf's Eau Mega fragrance. Her fall campaigns include Hermes and Giorgio Armani.
January: Goes on a "Date with Destiny" for Vogue, posing with "a new generation of talent" in looks from "fashion's boldest upstarts."[13] Poses with snakes for Alexander McQueen's spring 2010 campaign. March: Bewigged, demonstrates the new "urban minimalism"[14] in the Steven Klein–shot "Clean Living" Vogue portfolio. June: Makes Vogue.com's Ten Best Dressed list for the monochrome seventies-inspired Chloé get-up she wears to a Chloé party at which Roman Coppola's advertisement for the house (starring her) is first shown. July: Appears in a video of Gareth Pugh's fall collection. December: Her porcelain skin, set off by a curly cranberry-colored wig, models minimal evening looks for Vogue.
February: Appears in Lady Gaga's "Born This Way" video. Claims a spot on Vogue.com's Best Dressed list in Louis Vuitton. May: Wears a sweeping, corset-laced Alexander McQueen dress to the Costume Institute gala. July: Lands Yves Saint Laurent and Alexander Wang campaigns for fall 2011.
- "Ten Best Dressed: Attention to Detail"February 14, 2011
- "Matthew Morrison and Raquel Zimmermann: Two If by Sea"Photographed by Mikael JanssonMay 15, 2010
- "Tracing a Trend: The Ice Blondes"by Catherine PiercyOctober 5, 2009
- "It Trio: The Men of Proenza Schouler and Raquel Zimmerman"by Genevieve BahrenburgMay 18, 2009
- "Vogue Diaries: The Models Issue"April 16, 2009
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Interview on Brazilian television, by Lilia Teles. Fantástico, Rede Globo. - ^
"Vogue Diaries: Raquel Zimmermann." Vogue.com, November 18, 2008. - ^
"Vogue Diaries: The Models Issue." Vogue.com, April 16, 2009. http://www.vogue.com/videos/vogue-diaries-the-models-issue/ - ^
"Point of View: Hit Girls," by Jonathan Van Meter. Vogue, May 2007. - ^
"View: Paradise Bound," edited by Tabitha Simmons. Vogue, June 2007. - ^
"Fashion & Features: Adult Education," edited by Grace Coddington. Vogue, July 2008. - ^
"Flash: The Ten Best Dressed," edited by Alexandra Kotur. Vogue, January 2009. - ^
"Flash: The Ten Best Dressed," edited by Alexandra Kotur. Vogue, January 2009. - ^
"Flash: The Ten Best Dressed," edited by Alexandra Kotur. Vogue, January 2009. - ^
"It Trio: The Men of Proenza Schouler and Raquel Zimmermann," by Genevieve Bahrenburg. Vogue.com, May 18, 2009. http://www.vogue.com/vogue-daily/article/vd-it-trio-the-men-of-proenza-schouler-and-raquel-zimmermann/ - ^
"Fashion & Feature: Date with Destiny," edited by Tonne Goodman. Vogue, January 2010. - ^
"Fashion & Feature: Clean Living," edited by Tonne Goodman. Vogue, March 2010.


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Well, I haven't been to too many shows in the RGV. The last time I tried, I went a VFW in McAllen (like I used to do in my HS/college days in New Jersey) and I was the oldest guy not in any of the bands (and older than most of them as well). I felt like a creepy old man. On the other hand, the bar was pretty much open for me. Still, that was the last time. :)
I'm trying for a pair of normal weekend passes. I don't think it's going to happen but as it stands, most of my friends are poor and can't shell out the money soooo I figured I may as well try for points. I am really most excited about Crystal Castles and Of Montreal. I want to see Danzig for the experience. Everyone else I like but not on the same level.


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Melvin and Marjorie(Brennan) Foxton of Silver Creek celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary. They were married Nov. 27, 1948 at Forestville Baptist Church.
A family celebration was held in October with a brunch in Syracuse, the day after their granddaughter was married.
The couple has four children - Keith (the late Sharon) Foxton of Rochester, Karen (Bob) Harty of Syracuse, Ken (Julie) Foxton of Maryland, and Kurt (Sue) Foxton of Clinton. They have 10 grandchildren - Mindy Foxton (fiance Jeffery St. John) of Rochester; Keith (Barbara) Foxton of Rochester; Paul Harty (fiancee Jamie Dunn-Kermes) of Syracuse; Megan (Joseph) Cook of Collins; Samantha Foxton of San Diego; Joshua Foxton and Heather Foxton of Annapolis, Md.; and Lee Foxton, Patrick Foxton and Ian Foxton, all of Clinton. They have two great-grandchildren - Brayden Foxton and Christian Cook.
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Degree of Precision and quadrature formulaDevise a quadrature formula for Last edited by mathematics7 (2013-04-03 16:54:03) #2 2013-05-27 04:44:14
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Women in Business
The president of a leading Continuing Care Retirement Community, a successful restaurateur, several of the area's most trusted money managers, three highly regarded plastic surgeons, and a renowned interior designer.
Those are just a few of the three dozen outstanding local businesswomen we're proud to feature in this year's "Women in Business" section, our annual look at a few good business owners, professionals, and company officers who represent the leading role women have taken in the greater Baltimore business community.
As has been the tradition with this special section, these women's participation in the section has extra significance: Some of the proceeds from the section will go to the Maryland Affiliate of the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, more affectionately known as Komen Maryland, to support breast cancer research and awareness. And 2012 is an important milestone for Komen Maryland, which is celebrating 20 years of work. Since its inception, Komen Maryland has invested more than $35 million into the local community to fund breast cancer education, screening, treatment and support services.
In the section that follows, the Women in Business supplement offers business owners and executives a fresh venue to introduce themselves to both our readers and to other entrepreneurs (And our thanks to the staff at the stunning, waterfront Silo Point condo highrise in Locust Point, who made possible our Women in Business photo shoot).
Ladies, let the networking begin. It's for a good cause.
Anne G. London, C.F.P.® Certified Financial Planning Professional®
Lorie Scheibel, M.B.A., Financial Consultant
AXA Advisors, LLC
6200 Old Dobbin Lane, Suite 100, Columbia, MD 21045
Anne London and Lorie Scheibel are committed to helping their clients at AXA Advisors create suitable financial plans—and monitoring their progress to encourage success. London, a graduate of Johns Hopkins University, began working with AXA in 1997, after many years with her family's real-estate business. She became a CFP® in 2003, and also received a certificate in Retirement Planning from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania. Scheibel, who has an MBA from Loyola and went through the executive and nonprofit leadership program at Georgetown, is working toward her CFP® designation. For both women, clients come first. "It starts with listening to their dreams," says London, who has been named one of Maryland's Top 100 Women in The Daily Record and a Five Star Wealth Manager in Baltimore. While London frequently conducts workshops for women on financial issues, Scheibel has helped small businesses and area not-for-profits with pro-bono consulting and has volunteered to help area seniors manage their finances.
Anne G. London and Lorie Scheibel are registered representatives and investment advisor representatives who offers securities and investment advisory services through AXA Advisors, LLC (NY, NY 212-314-4600), member FINRA/SIPC, and are agents who offers annuity and insurance products through AXA Network, LLC and/or its insurance agency subsidiaries. AXA Network, LLC does business in California as AXA Network Insurance Agency of California, LLC and, in Utah, as AXA Network Insurance Agency of Utah, LLC. AXA Advisors and AXA Network are affiliated companies and do not provide tax or legal advice. Representatives may transact business, which includes offering products and services and/or responding to inquiries, only in state(s) in which they are properly registered and/or licensed.
Renee Wilson
The Gatehouse at
Green Spring Station
10749 Falls Road
Lutherville, MD 21093
Renee Wilson fell in love with jewelry as a young girl and has had a passion for jewelry ever since. After nearly two decades of working in the retail jewelry business, Renee opened her shop, which gets named "Best of Baltimore" year after year. Bijoux is a full-service jewelry boutique featuring fine period antique and estate jewelry, contemporary designer pieces, and custom jewelry.
"Exquisite workmanship is our first priority," says Renee, who hand-selects each piece. "We pride ourselves on our extraordinary service and extensive knowledge."
Claudette Boudreaux
Financial Advisor
Chapin Davis
2 Village Square, Suite 200
Baltimore, MD 21210
Claudette Boudreaux has been in the financial services industry for 17 years. Her relationships with industry professionals convinced her that the field was a perfect fit. A graduate of Hood College with an MBA from Mount Saint Mary's, Boudreaux is a vice president at Chapin Davis, a full-service financial firm committed to holistic wealth-management strategies. Since its launch in 2007, Boudreaux has been actively involved with the Chapin Davis Foundation, which supports local charitable organizations, and recently served as the foundation's president. Her business philosophy? "If I don't do it for my clients, who will?"
Amanda Austin
President/Interior Designer
Amanda Austin Interiors
1020 South Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21230
Are YOU existing in a house . . . or ALIVE within your home? A house is bought . . . a home is made. It is made with breath, new life, patience, and understanding. The home is a sacred place, as it is shared with those that you care about and love the most. It should be the place that you most want to be, and it should be a place that transports you.
My name is Amanda Austin, and it's lovely to share this time with you. I wish to invite you to become better acquainted with Amanda Austin Interiors, my interior design firm that was born to serve those that desire the comfort and peace of a HOME.
I have created a firm of distinct designers who understand money does not equate class, beauty, or exceptional design. The philosophies of my firm are simple. We become an extension of who you are, and we know this time is a privilege. You are taken care of. You are catered to. You are understood. Together we shall create beauty and splendor. We are changing lives one home at a time. I look so forward to meeting you . . .
Jennifer C. Sullivan
Regional Sales Manager
Bulldog Gin
Twitter: @BULLDOGGIN
"I want to see Baltimoreans ask for Bulldog Gin with the same sense of ownership they ask for Old Bay and Natty Boh!" As regional sales manager for the 5 year-old Bulldog Gin company, Jen is passionate about this brand. The super-premium gin, handcrafted in England, "is infused with the most exotic blend of all-natural botanicals ever assembled in a gin," she says. Jen, who grew up in a small town in the south, began her career in the beverage industry here in Maryland. After working for Southern Wine & Spirits—and completing a bachelor's degree in marketing along the way—she discovered Bulldog, and hasn't looked back. Jen feels her success comes from embodying the "Bulldog Spirit" of being defiantly different. "My goal is to give Bulldog Gin a strong brand identity in the Maryland area," she says. "I believe the consumer palate is becoming more sophisticated, and Bulldog is known as one of the smoothest and most mixable gins on the market." Jen loves the "Bulldog & Tonic" with a fresh slice of orange. She says "It's simple, delicious and the perfect drink for Baltimoreans to sip on a hot summer's day."
Stephanie Elliott
Chief Operating Officer & Strategist
Chapin Davis
2 Village Square, Suite 200
Baltimore, MD 21210
When Stephanie Elliott started her job as a financial advisor in 1993, she embraced the field with a passion. "I wanted to learn everything the industry had to offer," she recalls. With degrees from the University of Baltimore and the Wharton School of Business, Elliott has helped Chapin Davis develop a multi-generational approach and, thereby, broaden its reach in the community, with the goal of becoming the most respected financial services firm in Maryland. Chief operating officer and strategist for the firm, Elliott believes that success means getting to know every client—as well as understanding the big picture.
Elisabeth A. Hayes
Financial Advisor
Chapin Davis
2 Village Square, Suite 200
Baltimore, MD 21210
In her 40 years in the financial industry, Elisabeth A. Hayes has always put the needs of clients first, while upholding her core values as part of her approach to investing. A graduate of Hollins University with an MBA in finance from Loyola, Hayes began her career as a statistician for T. Rowe Price. Now a financial advisor for Chapin Davis, a full-service financial firm, Hayes works to provide the level of service her clients deserve. A strong supporter of Network 2000, Inc., Hayes has also been a member of the Junior League of Baltimore honor roll, and was named by The Daily Record as one of Maryland's Top 100 Women in 2005.
Ann Y. Fenwick, C.F.P.™, M.S.F.S., President
Johanna Bathurst, M.B.A.
Fenwick Financial Services LLC
Commerce Centre East
1777 Reisterstown Road, Suite 280, Baltimore, MD 21208
Fenwick Financial Services, a boutique financial advisory firm, offers a unique approach to investing and financial planning. We take the time to assess each of our clients' goals, dreams, and risk tolerance. From there, we build a portfolio that is customized to that particular client's needs. No two clients are alike; therefore, no two portfolios are alike. All of our investment recommendations have been selected after careful review and scrutiny, and all of our clients' accounts are managed in house by Ann Fenwick and Johanna Bathurst. This level of service and oversight simply cannot be matched by larger firms.
It would be our pleasure to provide you with advice and management for your investments, retirement, and estate-planning needs, college savings plans, life insurance, and long-term care insurance.
To schedule a complimentary consultation, please call Fenwick Financial Services today.
Lisa Ishii, M.D., M.H.S.
Facial Plastic Surgeon
Johns Hopkins Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery
Johns Hopkins Center for Facial Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery
As a woman, Johns Hopkins facial plastic surgeon Dr. Lisa Ishii understands that cosmetic surgery is more than smoothing a wrinkle or lifting a brow. She helps each patient reflect on the outside how they feel on the inside.
Dr. Ishii focuses on facial cosmetic surgery and is an expert in facelifts, eyelid surgery, nonsurgical treatment, fillers and hair transplantation.
After receiving specialty training at Johns Hopkins, she joined the faculty as a clinician-researcher and values the implementation of scientifically proven, cutting-edge technology. Dr. Ishii is double-board certified in Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery and Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery.
Dr. Ishii sees patients at Johns Hopkins Center for Facial Plastic Surgery at Green Spring Station in Lutherville and Johns Hopkins Health Care & Surgery Center at White Marsh.
Eileen Bumba
Long & Foster Real Estate, Inc.
10801 Tony Drive
Lutherville, MD 21093
As a Baltimore native and long-time real estate professional, Eileen Bumba is an expert in the local real-estate market. Working on her own—not as part of a team—she continuously breaks sales records and is currently ranked 8th in Baltimore and surrounding areas for sales volume. "I understand the changing trends in the market and strive to provide excellent service," she says. No wonder her motto is "Bumba knows Baltimore!"
Bumba prides herself in understanding the needs of the first-time home buyer, as well as those who might be transitioning, such as getting ready for retirement or downsizing. "In tough times, the decision to buy or sell a home can be stressful," she points out. "I give my clients the attention they deserve, and make the process as worry-free as possible." Besides being a certified residential specialist—the highest designation awarded to sales associates in the residential sales field—Bumba has some strengths of particular value in the current housing market: She's a specialist in short sales and partners with a mediation company to get consistently fast results from banks.
Rita Moore
Colours Salon
2346 York Road,
Timonium, MD 21093
Yes, you can have it all: Colours Salon offers the most professional color and design work in one convenient location. Not only will you receive the highest quality customer service and creativity, you can relax while you get these services, says owner Rita Moore. She believes that a good hair stylist is like a good therapist—always listening to the client to obtain the best results. Because knowledge is power, Rita believes that providing her stylists with the latest techniques in cutting, styling, and color through professional education gives her clients the very best that her industry has to offer. Curly hair? No problem. Colours has stylists certified in the latest curly cuts and techniques. Colours continues to support community issues, such as cancer treatment and research. To learn more, go to colourssalon.com.
Audrey Slade
Director of Public Relations
Four Seasons Hotel
200 International Drive,
Baltimore, MD 21202
When Audrey Slade was five years old, she would put on her "pearls" and stand on a box behind the hostess stand at her father's restaurant to greet guests. After graduating from the University of Virginia, she parlayed that early PR experience into a job at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company, eventually becoming area public relations manager. Hard work and a strong commitment to service are part of Slade's DNA. Now, as director of public relations for the Baltimore Four Seasons, she quotes Aristotle to describe her approach to her job: "Excellence is not an act," she says, "but a habit."
Yelena Frankel, M.D., M.H.S.
Board Certified Dermatologist
Maryland Laser Skin & Vein Institute, LLC
54 Scott Adam Road, Suite 301, Hunt Valley, MD 21030
Dr. Frankel attended medical school at Jefferson University in Philadelphia, and completed her dermatology residency at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. Further training at Johns Hopkins included a Master's degree in public health an advanced two-year fellowship in dermatology and wound healing. Dr. Frankel's expertise in helping the skin recover from damage and injury has earned her appearances on local and national television. She won national Investigator Awards from the American Academy of Dermatology and Wound Healing Society. During residency, she received the Preceptorship Award from the American Society of Dermatologic Surgery. Dr. Frankel's practice includes general and surgical dermatology, skin rejuvenation, laser surgery, laser scar correction, Botox® treatments, filler injections and sclerotherapy. She participates with most Medicare plans, as well as the PPO/POS plans of Aetna, CareFirst, Cigna, and United Healthcare. Board certified by the American Board of Dermatology, Dr. Frankel is a member of the American Academy of Dermatology, the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery, the American Society for Laser Medicine and Surgery, and the Women's Dermatologic Society.
Lori Villegas
First Vice President, Wealth Advisor
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
650 S. Exeter Street, Suite 1100, Baltimore, MD 21202 410-736-5570
As a Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Wealth Advisor, Lori Villegas works with her clients to manage, preserve, and transition their wealth. She began her career more than 17 years ago working for Dean Witter. "I have always had a passion for the investment markets," Villegas says. "And it's equally fulfilling to work directly with clients to help them achieve financial success and security." Focusing on first-generational wealth, Villegas works with business owners and executives to help them preserve their wealth and assist them in creating individual plans that address their distinct needs. "Being a woman in a male-dominated field gives me a distinct perspective," says Villegas, who was named as one of Maryland's Top 100 Women 2012 by The Daily Record. Villegas also gives back to the community by mentoring other business women, participating in Giving Circles, and working with various charitable organizations. "I hope that my small impact will help Baltimore be a better city," she says.
Teresa Donofrio Snyder
Roland Park Place
830 West 40th Street
Baltimore, MD 21211
As president of Roland Park Place, a continuing care retirement community (CCRC) in northern Baltimore City, Teresa Snyder is fulfilling a personal commitment to eldercare that began with a summer job while still in college. "Now, after a 30-year career in the field, I feel fortunate to serve Baltimore's premier retirement community," she says. As the CCRC's first woman president, Snyder is an example for other women planning careers in aging services. For Snyder and her staff, ensuring that the 300 residents' many and varied interests are stimulated is every bit as important as providing medical and rehabilitative support. Roland Park Place has built an excellent reputation when it comes to the staff's attention and accessibility to residents, a philosophy that Snyder exemplifies in her own interactions with residents, families, and staff. "I believe in the Roland Park Place mission and see it at work every day," she says. "Even after eight-and-a-half years, I continue to be inspired by the energy and engagement of our residents, both here and in the greater community."
Marie Gallagher Resurreccion
The Healing Path
37 East Cross Street
Baltimore, MD 21230
1623 York Road
Lutherville/Timonium, MD 21093
Marie Gallagher Resurreccion started a small massage practice in Federal Hill, but her business grew so quickly that she soon established The Healing Path Massage and Wellness Center. In February, she opened the second location in Timonium. The Healing Path is not a spa and it's not a clinic, she says. "We are the place in-between," specializing in modalities that "will help you move from a place of imbalance and stress to a happy state of calm," from reflexology and pre-natal massage to acupuncture, health coaching, and rolfing. Marie says she is blessed to have found a career that so perfectly suits her personality. "Our clients can count on us for every step of their wellness journey," she says.
Susan Porter, C.R.N.P.
Anita Davidson, Consultant/Practice Manager
Hunt Valley Laser and Skin Care Center
10155 York Road, Suite 205
Cockeysville, MD 21030
The Hunt Valley Laser and Skin Care Center offers a range of treatments including Botox, injectable fillers, Velashape cellulite treatment, Vibraderm, and various laser services. Most recently, the Center has added Pearl and Pearl fractional. The Center is proud of two women who help to make it all happen: Susan Porter and Anita Davidson. Porter is a nurse practitioner with a master's degree from The Johns Hopkins University and is a member of the honors society for nurses. The Center's top-notch support staff is led by Anita Davidson. As manager of the practice, Davidson knows how to put clients at ease and help them to understand the various treatments.
Michele Shermak, M.D.
Plastic Surgery
1304 Bellona Avenue
Lutherville Timonium, MD 21093
The cornerstones of Dr. Michele Shermak's practice are professionalism, excellence, art, and communication. "My patients know they should not be shy about asking questions at any stage," she says. Dr. Shermak constantly innovates to provide the most comprehensive, advanced level of care available, and actually "wrote the book" on her field, a definitive plastic surgery text on breast and body contouring surgery published by McGraw Hill.
After spending more than 20 years at Johns Hopkins, Dr. Shermak joined a private practice in Lutherville with beautiful office space and on-site operating room facilities. When she is not operating in her on-site facility, Dr. Shermak operates at GBMC, Sinai Hospital, St. Joseph Medical Center, and Northwest hospitals.
Dr. Shermak is board-certified and a member of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, the American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons, and many other professional organizations.
She is an associate professor at Johns Hopkins.
Megan L. Avery, Ch.F.C.
Legacy Associates, LLC
1301 York Road, Suite 602
Lutherville, MD 21093
At Legacy Associates, LLC, founded in 1998, Ms. Avery and her team work closely to help clients make sense of today's complex financial and tax planning issues. You may have heard her speak as an expert at a local event or on WYPR's Midday with Dan Rodricks show.
Recognized in Baltimore magazine since 2003 and featured in the February 2011 issue as a Five-Star Wealth Manager, Megan has focused her career on tax, estate, retirement, and income planning, and is licensed in Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Delaware. For more information contact email@example.com.
Patty Ehoff
Razorback's Raw Bar & Grill
Dulaney Plaza Shopping Center
826 Dulaney Valley Road
Towson, MD 21204
To Patty Ehoff, the key to success as a restaurant owner is knowing your business inside and out — from the front of the house to the back.
She began working in restaurants in her early teens and has held positions as a server, a bartender, and manager. But for Ehoff, true success is also knowing your community.
Born and raised in Baltimore, the Razorback's owner knows just what her clientele is looking for: consistency, quality, value, and — most of all — fun.
Alyson Wells, M.D.
Board Certified Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon,
Clinical Instructor of Plastic Surgery–Johns Hopkins Hospital
Valley Plastic Surgery and Medi-Spa
10151 York Road, Suite 112-114, Hunt Valley, MD 21030
Following her medical studies and training at some of the most respected institutions in the country — Washington University in St. Louis, Johns Hopkins, and the University of Miami — board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Alyson Wells has been building a thriving practice in Baltimore. Her academic achievements reflect the skill, dedication, and professional discipline that define her approach to the art and science of plastic surgery. Her practice, Valley Plastic Surgery, focuses on cosmetic and reconstructive breast surgery, facial rejuvenation, and body contouring, with the unique goals and needs of each individual patient foremost. Her medi-spa features personalized services that combine organic skin products with medical-grade ingredients to produce superior results. A wife and mother of two, Dr. Wells balances family, career, and community as she focuses on exceeding expectations of herself, her peers, and most importantly, her patients. Her mission is to continue as the premier choice for plastic and cosmetic surgery in the Baltimore region.
Jane Sawyer
Vice President
The Sawyer Group
100 Painters Mill Road, Suite 420
Owings Mills, MD 21117
Jane Sawyer began her career in the field of medical management. So when she met her husband, Charles Sawyer, and decided to join him in business, she was able to share her expertise with the financial services firm. The Sawyer Group, devoted to wealth preservation and planning, examines each client's needs before making any recommendations. Long-term satisfaction is the primary goal. The firm has done pro-bono work with elderly veterans and their widows seeking assistance with health-care costs, and the Sawyers are also active in fundraising with the Alzheimer's Association.
Janet P. Woodyard, M.D., F.A.C.S.
Plastic Surgeon
20 Crossroads Drive, Suite 12
Owings Mills, MD 21117
As one of the region's most respected plastic surgeons, Dr. Janet Woodyard feels fortunate to have been able to help thousands of patients achieve their personal goals. She masterfully utilizes a comprehensive repertoire of both surgical and nonsurgical
techniques to consistently provide beautiful results.
A graduate of the University of Maryland School of Medicine, Dr. Woodyard completed her plastic surgery residency at Washington University in St. Louis. She is board certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery and a member of the prestigious American Society of Plastic Surgeons.
Dr. Woodyard has been in practice over 19 years and was voted a Baltimore magazine "Top Doc" by her peers. "My goal is to provide natural results with the safest, most advanced techniques available and to always do so with care and compassion," says Dr. Woodyard, whose practice focuses on cosmetic surgery of both the face and body.
Elizabeth B. Spannhake, D.D.S., M.S., M.P.H.
Brittney A. Franklin, D.M.D., M.S.
Towson Orthodontic Specialists
7801 York Road, Suite 315
Towson, MD 21204
Dr. Spannhake and Dr. Franklin are dedicated to providing their patients with a smile that boosts confidence and opens doors. Through state-of-the-art technology, the practice goal is to provide patients with outstanding results. Located directly across from Towson University, their specialty orthodontic practice provides treatment modalities, including Invisalign®, Teen Invisalign®, Incognito™ (lingual braces), Ceramic Self-Ligating Brackets, and semi-private treatment areas for adult patients.
Drs. Spannhake and Franklin are Premier Preferred Providers of Invisalign® and have considerable experience with micro-implants, cosmetic soft-tissue laser, and tooth-whitening techniques. Call today for a courtesy consultation with Towson Orthodontic Specialists.
Ashley Riddle
Up-Do's for I Do's
780 Elkridge Landing Road
Linthicum, MD 21090
Shortly after becoming engaged and searching for an on-site wedding hair stylist for her own wedding, Ashley Riddle recognized the need for high-quality, on-site bridal hair and make-up services in the Baltimore-Washington metropolitan area. Riddle, who was working as a stylist in a local salon, soon opened Up-Do's for I Do's. Now in its eighth year, the award-winning on-site team of professional hair stylists and make-up artists travels to more than two hundred fifty weddings, photo shoots, and special events annually. Later this year, Up-Do's for I Do's will expand by adding a second studio to better serve brides in Northern Virginia and Washington, DC. Riddle is also active in the community as a sponsor of the American Girl Doll Fashion Show to benefit the University of Maryland Children's Hospital and supports the Cool Kids Campaign.


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Wonderful compilation of sixties and seventies spiritual-modal jazz. Noah Howard and Eddy Louiss in amongst a load of new names. Lots of Trane in the mix. Lovely stuff; proper Dingwalls business. Warmly recommended.
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Latest News
Dec. 17, 2004
Morningside releases schedule for spring 2005 graduate classes
Morningside College has released the schedule for its spring 2005 graduate courses leading to graduate teaching endorsements or a master of arts in teaching. Graduate classes are offered on the campus of Morningside College and at various extended campus locations in Emmetsburg, Sheldon, Fort Dodge, and Denison in collaboration with Area Education Agencies.
Morningside's graduate program is accredited by the Iowa Department of Education and the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE). Of the 30-some institutions in Iowa with teacher-training programs, only five are accredited by NCATE, and Morningside College is one of only two institutions that have received accreditation for both their undergraduate and graduate teacher training programs.
For the fall 2004 semester 388 teachers from across the state were enrolled in the graduate programs, which are designed to meet the needs of Iowa's teachers. Courses are delivered in traditional classroom settings, at various Iowa Communications Network sites, and online via the Internet.
To find out more on the graduate program or to receive a brochure with the upcoming class schedules, contact Janice Petersen in the education department at Morningside College at (712) 274-5375, or Dr. Glenna Tevis at (712)-274-5269 or by e-mail.


text: UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Navi Pillay urged the Yemeni government Friday not to pass the proposed legislation [JURIST report] because it would be unjust to the victims of human rights violations. Pillay had requested an investigation [JURIST report] of Saleh and his administration in early December for alleged human rights violations in violence against protesters. The UN Security also urged the Yemeni government [JURIST report] to stop violence against protesters in September, weeks after it had issued a press release declaring a humanitarian crisis [text] in the country. Saleh agreed to step down [JURIST report] from his office in April amidst pressure from nationwide protests.


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Definition of fascinator in English:
Line breaks: fas¦cin|atorPronunciation: /ˈfasɪneɪtə(r)
- 1A woman's light, decorative headpiece consisting of feathers, flowers, beads, etc. attached to a comb or hair clip.More example sentences
- "Did you know that I'm wearing a substantial fascinator," she slurs.
- I must state at this stage that I was concerned that the fascinator—a funny little hat that looked like an elaborate TV aerial—would change the channel of my on-board telly in the limo.
- I was excited to think that I could get all dressed up and wear my new fascinator and see her and partake in the social activities, the champagne drinking, etc.
- 2A fascinating person.More example sentences
- It is a performance that convinces you it is wrong to play the part as though the men's perceptions of her as a destructive fascinator were self-evidently correct.
- Her currency and collateral is all invested in that optimum opportunistic split-second of youth, and she has none of the sexpertise that sees many fascinators well into old age.
- She was under the impression that she was a fascinator.


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The impact of Stranger in a Strange Land was considerable, leading many children of the 60's to set up households based on Michael's water-brother nests. Heinlein loved to pontificate through the mouths of his characters, so modern readers must be willing to overlook the occasional sour note ("Nine times out of ten, if a girl gets raped, it's partly her fault."). That aside, Stranger in a Strange Land is one of the master's best entertainments, provocative as he always loved to be. Can you grok it? --Brooks Peck --This text refers to the Mass Market Paperback edition.
STRANGER hasn't aged well. Ostensibly set in the 21st century, it
reads like the 1950's. News commentators are "winchells" and
"lippmans" -- I recognize the names, but remember nothing else
about the originals; do you? The bad guys and minor characters are
purest cardboard. Women ("bims") have the "liberty permitted cats
and favorite children"; homosexuals are "poor in-betweeners". The
world beyond the USA is almost invisible.
Jubal Harshaw, the writer, patriarch and "father of all", is a self-
indulgent know-it-all given to long, hectoring speeches. The
women are quick to shed clothing and inhibitions, and couple with
any water-brother. They grow younger, more beautiful -- and more
exhibitionist -- as they learn Martian mind-control. Feh.
And yet, and yet .... STRANGER still works as a novel -- I reread it
pretty much at one go. The idea of a child raised from infancy by an
alien race ... Valentine Michael Smith's journey from innocence to
full humanity to New Messiah ... the cheerfully crass
commercialism of the Church of Foster ... the silly-but-serious
mysticism ... Heinlein, whatever his flaws, was a master story-
You see, in the beginning Michael is innocent and somewhat helpless. So he's powerless against his enemies and I naturally rooted for him. Then he slowly began to use his superhuman powers and I became even more absorbed and thrilled, watching him shake off his foes and emerge unscathed. Then he took asylum in a large secured residence with the evil government of the U.S. bent on capturing him and using him for their own ends. Could it get any better, I asked? This was five-star material.
Unfortunately, that's the climax of the story and it comes less than halfway through. The rest is supremely mediocre. Mike becomes a god on earth due to his invulnerability and wealth. What does he do with this status? He basically uses his powers to establish a large harem and teaches others how to do the same thing. The only interesting character in this whole charade is Jubal Harshaw, who probably represents Heinlein himself and his opinions on various matters of philosophy, sex, religion, etc. Two stars here.
Average: three and a half stars but I'm knocking it down to an even three due to the unsatisfying ending.


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Honoring achievement
The Hotchkiss High School FFA honored the achievements of its members this year during its annual banquet. Earning their FFA Chapter Degrees (above) are: back row — Mitch McCurdy, Evan Welt and Kaleb Bayles; middle row — Becca Pachl, Kaden Milstein and Brandon Beck; front row — Mackenzie Katzdorn, Tiffany Clock, Tyrell Clock, Hayley Lofley and Kayla Milstein. To the right, freshman Kayla Milstein received the Star Green Hand Award and sophomore Tiffany Clock received the Star Chapter Farmer Award for breeding and raising her own swine.
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