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The University of Toronto?s Factor Inwentash Faculty of Social Work Invites Noted Author, Educator and Master Hypnotherapist Dr. Georgina Cannon to Teach ?Practical Hypnosis for Social Workers?
The University of Toronto's Factor Inwentash Faculty of Social Work Invites Noted Author, Educator and Master Hypnotherapist Dr. Georgina Cannon to Teach "Practical Hypnosis for Social Workers"
Toronto, Ontario (PRWEB) October 21, 2011
The newestt course addition to the University of Toronto's Factor Inwentash Faculty of Social Work is the professional specialty course of "Practical Hypnosis for Social Workers". Noted author, educator and Master Hypnotherapist, Dr. Georgina Cannon will be teaching the new, two day plus course on Thursday, November 3rd from 7:00 PM to 9:30 PM, and Friday and Saturday, Nov. 4th and 5th from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
"Over the past 16 years, I have had many social workers at the OHC hypnosis school", explains Dr. Georgina Cannon, Founder of the Ontario Hypnosis Centre, "and they have found it speeds up change work with the client, either singly or in groups – So I was thrilled when the University asked me to teach a course at their Social Work school."
This course has been specifically designed for social workers – so that it can be integrated seamlessly into their regular client meetings. For anyone who wants to help their clients effect change faster and easier, these two plus days will teach you how to access the subconscious mind to easily and gently effect change.
Prior to the course, the participant will receive a collection of readings that provide the background history and information about hypnosis: how and why it works, when to use it – and when not to use it. The intensive two plus day course will then consist of discussion, explanations of the techniques, demonstrations and practice. By the end of the third day students will feel comfortable using these techniques appropriately and efficiently. It is also a solid foundation for further study of advanced and regression hypnosis.
Total fee (HST Included) is $ 361.00. To register, and for further information: http://www.socialwork.utoronto.ca/conted/workshops/hyptechs.htm
or http://www.georginacannon.com
For further information, photo art, or to arrange a media opportunity with Dr. Georgina Cannon, LMC Media phone 416-486-6742, lmcmedia(at)sympatico(dot)ca
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Three New Books by Adler School Faculty Members Apply Adlerian Psychology Insights to Contemporary Issues
Three New Books by Adler School Faculty Members Apply Adlerian Psychology Insights to Contemporary Issues
(PRWEB) January 24, 2010
The Adler School of Professional Psychology is pleased to announce the newly published works of three faculty members – Shaifali Sandhya, Ph.D., Stephen Kahn, Ph.D., and Thor M. Johansen, Psy.D. – applying the academic and clinical insights of professional psychology to contemporary issues of culture, religion and therapy.
Dr. Shaifali Sandhya's book, "Love Will Follow: Why the Indian Marriage is Burning," published October 2009 by Random House India, is a first-of-its-kind clinical and cultural study of the lives of middle class married Indians, living in India and abroad. For the book, which explores the relationships between husbands and wives, Dr. Sandhya conducted 400 interviews with Indian couples about sex, love and marital issues. The book has been well received, and has garnered recognition in India Today Magazine, Air India's in-flight magazine, and Asian Age Newspaper. Dr. Sandhya, a former Andrew Mellon Fellow at the University of Chicago, also facilitates discussion of her book on a dedicated Facebook group page.
In his book, "Religion and Spirituality in Psychotherapy: An Individual Psychology Perspective," fifth edition, published December 2009 by Springer Publishing Company, Dr. Thor M. Johansen provides methods and case examples as guidelines for applying Adlerian psychological practices to clients of each of the world's major religions, including Christianity, Judaism, Buddhism, Hinduism, and Islam. He offers insight into the traditions, theories, and values of each religion, offering new possibilities for mental health professionals seeking to adapt traditional therapy and counseling to more fully understand and help clients with spiritual and psychological issues.
Dr. Stephen Kahn, director of the Adler School's Clinical Hypnosis program, advocates for integration of hypnotic techniques with standard medical care in a book he co-authored, "Medical Hypnosis Primer: Clinical and Research Evidence," published in 2010 by Routledge. The book explains the greatly misunderstood field of medical hypnosis and encourages mental healthcare practitioners to learn how to use hypnosis for a wide range of disorders. Dr. Kahn provides an overview of clinical and research evidence to support use of medical hypnosis in treating stress and anxiety issues.
"Our faculty publishing accomplishments enrich both the education of our students and the depth of our academic curriculum," said Martha Casazza, Ed.D., vice president of the School's Academic Affairs "They also help to broaden the relevance of socially responsible psychology as it is practiced locally, nationally and around the globe."
About the Authors:
Dr. Sandhya is a core faculty member in the doctoral program of Clinical Psychology at the Adler School, she teaches culture, globalization, and social psychology. Her research interests include topics such as intimate relationships, culture, and leadership. Dr. Sandhya also is the director of CARE Family Consultation, a boutique relational consultancy firm specializing in issues related to fragile marriages and complex family matters in Delhi, India and Chicago.
Dr. Johansen, an adjunct faculty member at the School, is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist, providing therapy in outpatient clinical settings, inpatient psychiatric settings, and college counseling centers. He has published several professional articles on misbehavior in children, psychotherapy, hypnosis, and religion.
Dr. Kahn is a part-time program faculty member and coordinator of the Clinical Hypnosis Program at the School. He is a licensed clinical psychologist and serves as Chair of the Clinical Practices Section at the Illinois Psychological Association.
More about the Adler School of Professional Psychology:
The Adler School of Professional Psychology has provided quality education through a Scholar/Practitioner model for over 50 years. The School's mission is to train socially responsible graduates who practice psychology throughout the world. The Adler School has ten graduate-level programs with approximately 900 students enrolled at the main campus in Chicago and a second campus in Vancouver, British Columbia.
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Unwavering commitment and dedication are words that capture the character of those who make up the Board of Directors at The Children's Center for Developmental Enrichment and its school Oakstone Academy. Together with Rebecca Morrison, Ph.D., and CEO, the board works to support the mission of the organization through its leadership and professional expertise.
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Galen Stover, President
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Lisa Lawless, Secretary
Ed Snodgrass, Treasurer
Elliott Brody, Member
Dan Clark, Member
A message from the President of the CCDE Board of Directors:
On behalf of our board of directors, I would like to thank you for your support of our students and faculty. In less than a decade, CCDE/Oakstone Academy has quickly grown from a preschool operating in the Sunday school classrooms of a church, to one of the premiere educational programs in the country for students of all ages. We are especially excited about Oakstone's future as we celebrate the recent opening of our middle and high school program.
Our exceptional faculty and staff continue to exceed our expectations working closely with our students, delivering both a quality education and the important ingredient of "inclusion" for our students on the autism spectrum. For those of us with children on the autism spectrum, Oakstone offers our children not only an excellent educational opportunity but also, and equally important, a welcoming and caring learning environment. Thanks to the exceptional staff and programming at Oakstone, our children continue to grow and develop to their fullest potential.
Growth comes with its own challenges. With the opening of the new middle and high school building, we now have a need for additional funding so we can continue to create the world-class classrooms and programs to meet the needs of our students. Recognizing this need, our board of directors decided this year to create a new development board, which is focused on creating partnerships within the corporate community. These partnerships will play an important role for CCDE in the coming years, as we continue to grow and deliver on our promise of providing an exceptional education for exceptional students.
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Erik Gudbranson had what it took to be on the Florida Panthers last season. After a strong training camp, one in which he appeared in all six exhibition games, then-coach Pete DeBoer said the 18-year-old rookie defenseman played good enough to be a part of the Panthers. General manager Dale Tallon said the same thing.
And then he wasn't.
Gudbranson, now 19, didn't play for the Panthers last season save for the preseason schedule, the third overall pick of the 2010 draft being sent back to his junior team in Kingston, Ontario, after he and the team couldn't come to a contractual agreement. After being returned to the Frontenacs, Gudbranson said DeBoer told him he was at least going to start the season in Florida.
Tuesday, Gudbranson was back on the ice at the Panthers training facility in Coral Springs for the first time since last summer. It's been a long year for Gudbranson, one he hopes only made him stronger. And at 6-foot-4 and 220 pounds, he sure doesn't look weak.
"It was a very up-and-down year. I started on such an absolute high here in Florida with the Panthers,'' Gudbranson said to a large gathering of media following the opening day of the Panthers developmental camp. "Then there was a low when I was sent back. .-.-. I think I played my best hockey in the second half of the season and toward the playoffs. I say this with all due respect, but I wanted to be here. It was a little frustrating. But I think I made the best of it, made some positive energy.''
Since leaving town last October, much has been made of the Panthers dealings with Gudbranson and his representation. Gudbranson's agent is reportedly seeking the top dollar bonuses other players selected third overall – such as Colorado's Matt Duchane and Atlanta's Zach Bogosian – have received recently.
The Panthers didn't want to pay that last season and Gudbranson, despite attending this camp, is still without a contract. If Gudbranson doesn't sign by next year, he could re-enter the draft.
Mike Santos, Florida's assistant general manager, says that will not happen. Santos has repeatedly said a deal will be struck "soon" and Gudbranson will have a shot to make the Panthers out of camp this season.
"It's good to see him here,'' Santos said. "He has terrific potential, as big as he is, you can't teach that. He's going to be a terrific NHL player. Since the day we drafted him, we said we're not going to rush him. He'll determine when he's ready [by his play] and this camp is another step in the learning process for him. I don't think he was disappointed in last season. We sure weren't. He's doing fine. He's on track. We have the luxury now of not having to rush these kids. We didn't have that before.''
Reports out of Canada suggested the Panthers and Gudbranson have been at odds because of the contract. Gudbranson didn't seem to be upset with the Panthers in any way on Tuesday.
"I have nothing but respect for this organization,'' he said. "I'm extremely proud to be a Florida Panther. It's going to stay like that forever. I've been nothing but happy with my experience here.''
Statistically, Gudbranson had the best season of his career last year. In 44 games for the Frontenacs of the Ontario Hockey League, Gudbranson scored 12 goals (his previous high was two) and 22 assists.
Yet it was a rough year. Gudbranson was suspended for a game and temporarily stripped of alternate captaincy after getting into an argument with a coach. In his next game out, Gudbranson was suspended for eight games after a monster hit on Oshawa center J.P. Labardo. Gudbranson was lauded by the Panthers for the hit because he was coming to the aid of goalie Philipp Grubauer after he was run by Labardo.
Gudbranson admits he "at 18, was a little underdeveloped" last summer and says he has put on 20 pounds of muscle since the Panthers last saw him. Tallon has said there's a spot open for Gudbranson if he takes it during training camp. As was the case last year, Gudbranson could play in nine games – with a contract, of course – and still be returned to his junior team.
Florida is deep on defense, something he doesn't seem to mind.
"More competition is better,'' Gudbranson said. "This is a better team. I'm sure you could look at it that because we picked up some new guys it will make it tougher on me. But at the end of the day, we're a better team. That's all that matters. I'm really excited about what's going on here.''
-- The Panthers added a defenseman on Tuesday, signing 26-year-old Tyson Strachan to a one-year deal. Strachan, who played at Ohio State, played in 29 games for St. Louis last year. Most of his professional career has been played in the minors.
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Erik Gudbranson and Florida Panthers: It's All Good
Erik Gudbranson had what it took to be on the Florida Panthers last season. After a strong training camp, one in which he appeared in all six exhibition games, then-coach Pete DeBoer said the 18-year-old rookie defenseman played good enough to be a part of the Panthers. General manager Dale Tallon said the same thing.
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george thanks for the overview of today loving it back here in canada! is there any way you can get an interview with howden? hearing in news from tallon he is on his list to make the team to!
also what do you think being a beat writer surrounding the panthers, about guds making the team, does it all come down to who plays better out of ellerby and guds?, or they going to carry a seventh defensemen?
to me looks like guds is ready!
This Grimaldi kid really impressed our group with his acceleration and good hands.Gudbranson really has a wicked shotand has put on size since last camp.Bjugstad is also huge now and I cant imagine 2 more years of filling out.We really have a good crop ofgood. kids.Petrovic also looked good.None of us thought Howden was exceptional at this point.Huberdeau was down at the other end and we did not get a good look at him.
agreed about grimaldi...excellent skater.
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I just wanted to swing by and thank all of you for your hospitality this week and say what a great game. Watching this game all I could think of was that this is the reason why the Giants are one of the teams I worry about when the playoffs hit. The front four was getting pressure on Rodgers and was able to get him to put in one of most uneven games this year.
I would be lying if I said that I hope you guys make the playoffs (there is still enough of the 2007 Giants to this team to have this Packer fan worried)...but I do wish you all the best of luck through the rest of the season. My main condolence if you guys make the playoffs is the fact that if you do get in that probably means that the Cowboys have sucked a good deal down the stretch.


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The diet-behavior link: You do what you eat
Ode, an independent magazine about the people and ideas that are changing the world, has a very in-depth look at the diet-behavior link - You do what you eat
The article starts off by exploring Appleton Central Alternative High School relationship with food and how the beahvior of the school's students has dramatically changed in correlation to the food served in the cafeteria.
Fights and offensive behaviour are extremely rare and the police officer is no longer needed. What happened?
A glance through the halls at Appleton Central Alternative provides the answer. The vending machines have been replaced by water coolers. The lunchroom took hamburgers and French fries off the menu, making room for fresh vegetables and fruits, whole-grain bread and a salad bar.
Is that all? Yes, that's all. Principal LuAnn Coenen is still surprised when she speaks of the "astonishing" changes at the school since she decided to drastically alter the offering of food and drinks eight years ago. "I don't have the vandalism. I don't have the litter. I don't have the need for high security."
Article author, Marco Visscher, takes the conversation one step further by exploring the societal understandings of the diet-behavior link. He speaks with Bernard Gesch, physiologist and researcher at the University of Oxford, about his research on the effects of nutrition supplements on prison inmates.
"Most criminal-justice systems assume that criminal behaviour is entirely a matter of free will," Gesch says. "But how exactly can you exercise free will without involving your brain? How exactly can the brain function without an adequate nutrient supply? Nutrition in fact could be a major player and, for sure, we have seriously underestimated its importance. I think nutrition may actually be one of the most straightforward factors to change antisocial behaviour. And we know that it's not only highly effective, it's also cheap and humane."
Cheap it is. Natural Justice, the British charity institution chaired by Gesch, which is researching "the origins of anti-social and criminal behaviour," estimates it would cost 3.5 million pounds (5.3 million euros or 6.4 million U.S. dollar) to provide supplements to all the prisoners in Great Britain. That is only a fraction of the current prison budget of 2 billion pounds (3 billion euros or 3.6 billion U.S. dollar).
Visscher concludes:
It seems the link between nutrition and antisocial behaviour shows great promise as both political issue and human-interest story. How much longer will politicians concentrate on police and stricter surveillance as the answer to crime? When will they realize healthy food can help create a healthier society?
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US Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta arrived in Israel yesterday evening for
meetings with Defense Minister Ehud Barak and Prime Minister Binyamin
Israeli officials said they expected Panetta to press Israel
to give more time for sanctions before launching a military strike against
Iran's nuclear facilities.
Speaking at a press conference in Cairo
shortly before departing for Israel, Panetta said he would be talking about
"various contingencies," but said specific military plans would not be put
"I think it is the wrong characterization to say we are going to
be discussing potential attack plans," he said. "What we are discussing are
various contingencies and how we would respond."
Asked whether these
included military options, he said: "We obviously continue to work on a number
of options in that area, but the discussions that I hope to have with Israel are
going to be more about what is the threat that we're confronting and to try to
share both information and intelligence on that."
The US has said it is
determined to prevent Iran from getting the bomb, but has called on Israel to
give more time for increasingly severe economic sanctions to work.
of our countries are committed to ensuring that Iran does not develop a nuclear
weapon and to that extent we continue to work together in the effort to ensure
that Iran does not reach that point of developing a nuclear weapon," Panetta
On Monday, Panetta said that Israel has yet to make a decision to
attack Iran and expressed hope that the escalating sanctions on Iran would
succeed in stopping the regime's pursuit of a nuclear weapons
"And while the results of that may not be obvious at the
moment, the fact is that [Iran] has expressed a willingness to try to negotiate
with the P5+1, and they continue to seem interested in trying to find a
diplomatic solution," Panetta said, referring to diplomatic efforts by the five
permanent UN Security Council members and Germany.
The defense secretary
will also tour an Iron Dome counter rocket defense battery, a program that the
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Undead Labs announced today that they're bringing State of Decay to Xbox One. State of Decay: Year-One Survival Edition improves upon the the Xbox 360 open-world zombie game with technical improvements and new content.
Right now the first wing of Hearthstone's expansion Curse of Naxxramas is free to download. That won't always be the case, though. Today Blizzard revealed when this offer will expire.
Put succinctly, Sword Art Online had the potential to be an amazing game. As it is, however, what we are left with is a very competent hack-and-slash RPG adventure with a few shining moments paired with a few poor design and localization hiccups that tarnish the fun.
After joining Steam's Early Access platform after spending a good deal of time in an alpha state, the game quickly gained 1.5 million new players since going live on Early Access.
The upcoming Dreamfall: Chapters, due for release this November, came under a massive backlash from the music scene over a fan contest they held for the game that would have seen a fan-made song selected and used in the upcoming adventure title.
Assassin's Creed Unity won't be out in October as planned. Ubisoft revealed today that they're pushing the new-gen game back for some last-minute polish.
Over on the Capcom Unity blog an update was posted comparing the new generation remake of Resident Evil to the older generation remake of Resident Evil. It seems kind of confusing, but yes, Capcom is remaking a remake and re-releasing it for the eighth generation home consoles.
Xbox 360 and Xbox One owners will get another batch of free games next month. The September Games with Gold include two new freebies for Xbox 360 and one for Xbox One.
Ascension: Chronicle of the Godslayer is making its way to the PlayStation Vita, bringing its unique brand of deck-building battles to Sonys portable device with a single player campaign, online tournaments and more.
PS3, PS4 and PS Vita owners may have trouble using PlayStation Network today. That's not because of hackers, though. Sony is performing maintenance on PSN so they can implement "a series of back-end improvements to the network."
This isn't a discussion or something that can be debated. If you want to update to the upcoming patch dropping for Grand Theft Auto V, you will have to upgrade your 12GB PS3 unit.
Renowned movie and television actor Adam Baldwin has decided to openly support a pro-feminist game jam and charity. The charity is being hosted by The Fine Young Capitalists and Baldwin supported them by tweeting to his fans and to the gaming community at large.
20 minutes of pure gameplay are on display in a lenghty developer walkthrough for the upcoming first-person, 24-player co-op title, Hellraid. Instantaneously I would have to say that this seems like a perfect game to play with the Oculus Rift, especially after watching how the gameplay mechanics operate.
Destiny's PS4 and PS3 versions will both have exclusive DLC. A new trailer from Sony highlights this bonus content.
A new video has been released for Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare featuring the game's new supply drop feature that allows players to advanced their rank and earn new gear, weapons and customization accessories from the supply drops.
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A comprehensive list of apps for people with special needs broken up into categories & with links to online videos & reviews
Autism Apps is simply a comprehensive list of apps that are being used with and by people diagnosed with autism, Down syndrome and other special needs. It also includes links to any available information that can be found for each app. The Apps are also separated into over 30 categories, and the descriptions are all searchable, so any type of app is easy to find and download.
Autism Apps was created as a resource for anyone looking for apps for people diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder, Down syndrome or other special need. Many people are discovering the many uses that iPads, iPhones and iPod touches can have as tools and resources for people diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder, Down syndrome or other disability. Though there are a multitude of apps in the app store that many people diagnosed with autism, Down syndrome or another special need use and enjoy, they can be difficult to find.
Autism Apps links to extensive reviews of the apps written by parents, specialists, and other users usually from first-hand experience. Autism Apps also has links to video demonstrations or video reviews of the apps when they are available.
OMG! Thank you!!! – We have a 10 yr old with PDD and sensory issues and have been searching for apps to help him but, who has the time to search thru EVERYTHING the app store has to offer? Guess what? These folks did it for us and boy, did they do it right. The apps are categorized ( not only educational apps but Fine Motor Skills & Sensory too) and most apps have not only written reviews but video reviews/ demonstrations so you can check them out to see if it would be appropriate for you child.Before you buy any more apps please check this one out! Real help for the special needs parent.


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Phillies bench coach Pete Mackanin to be interviewed for Boston managerial position Monday
Interesting. I never really took the early rumors of this to heart, but this could shake up the organization a little bit. And with the reports that Epstein and Hoyer are not sold on replacing Cubs manager Mike Quade, perhaps this gives Ryne Sandberg (whom I have a managerial man-crush on) the chance to see time on the big league coaching staff. But now I might regret buying that #22 jersey from the ballpark store. Rats.


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Q&A: Lisa Soland, Local Playwright, Actress, and Theater Instructor
A local playwright, actress, and theater instructor, Lisa Soland is touring to promote her first children's book, The Christmas Tree Angel (Celtic Cat Publishing, illustrated by Bethany A. Badeaux).
Is it good to have connections through playwriting?
You don't have to know people for this, you have to know how to get something done. How you get something done is getting off your ass and doing it. One call leads to another and another; that's the whole idea. I'm a member of the Knoxville Writers Guild, and that's been a big help with leads. I've sold 500 books at this point in the game, and that's very good—I've done it just by hustling my rear end. Sometimes we feel like, "If we write it, they will come." But it's not like the Field of Dreams. And you've gotta really believe in your product. It's just by the grace of God that this book turned out to be good, and I'm trying to give it good service.
What else are you working on?
I'm teaching at Pellissippi State and Maryville College in the theater departments. That's about giving back, and it's important because as you get older you have to turn back and help those coming up behind you—otherwise, what do you leave? But luckily that's just a small load right now, which was somewhat planned. I'm promoting my new play, The Sniper's Nest, which is based on Judyth Vary Baker's involvement with Lee Harvey Oswald, and that has been getting produced quite a bit. And I'm working on a play called The Walker Sisters, about the five women who refused to give up their home when the government was claiming it for the creation of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. I want to write a children's story about the Walker sisters, and my publisher asked for a sequel to The Christmas Tree Angel, which will come out next year.
Do you work a lot of hours?
I work nonstop, I hate to say it. When I stop is when my husband comes home, and until he comes home, I'm really swamped. But it's remarkable what's happening to me. I have more than 40 international play publications, and they just keep coming in. It's just compounding. You work so hard for so long, pushing that snowball down the mountain, and eventually it gets away from you and accumulates all that snow—it's amazing.
Is any of the book based on people you know?
The book is about not being defined by what people around you think. The ornaments have all been told they'll be in a box for 364 days, and the angel simply cannot believe that. She climbs up the tree to get away from that, and there she can think much clearer. I think that mirrors anyone. I myself came from a town of 350 people. My mom and dad were blue collar workers and my dad dropped out of high school to fight the war. They were simple people, and the best lesson they taught me was to work hard.
Do you think children will "get" the bigger message about purpose?
They will, you know—children are so open. They'll get it on the level they need to. Before publication, I read it aloud to a first-grader, and found out what she loves the best is the part where the angel works her way up the tree. I think we all identify with struggling with a higher vision. None of us want to accept what others say we should be doing when we know that it's less than we're capable of.
Is it odd to publish The Sniper's Nest and this book in the same year?
I wrote The Christmas Tree Angel 14 years ago. It took me that long to find a publisher. I had no contacts, and made no progress no matter how much I did. But The Sniper's Nest is the most shockingly dark play I've written, and Angel is my most hopeful, sweetest story. The other day, I was on the phone with the Christmas Place in Pigeon Forge talking about a book signing, and that afternoon I talked with a cast of The Sniper's Nest by phone, and they were asking questions like, "How did you know Lee Harvey Oswald worked for the CIA?" It took three days to write The Christmas Tree Angel, and 14 years to get it to the public. That's why writers must be persistent above all things. When I teach a workshop, I don't try to teach about writing—I talk to the writers about not giving up.
Do you ever feel like giving up?
I feel like talking about giving up, but I never really do anything about it. I fantasize about being a bus driver, but then I just continue to do what I know God made me to do.
Soland will sign copies of The Christmas Tree Angel at Christmas in the City on Market Square on Dec. 29 from 12-9 p.m.; at Theatre Knoxville Downtown (319 N. Gay St.) at 11 a.m. and at Union Ave Books (517 Union Ave.) at 2 p.m. on Dec. 7. To order signed copies: lisasoland.com.


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Former First Lady and flagbearer of the National Democratic Party (NDP) Nana Konadu Agyeman-Rawlings has denied endorsing the New Patriotic Party leader Nana Akufo-Addo.
Dr Hilarious Abiu Deputy Director of Communications of the NDP told Joy News there has not been any explicit endorsement of Nana Akufo-Addo by the NDP flagbearer.
Akufo-Addo had told thousands of NPP supporters at the party's final rally in Accra on Wednesday that information picked up by the campaign team indicated that Konadu Agyeman-Rawlings had endorsed him and had directed all her supporters to vote for the NPP presidential candidate and the NDP parliamentary candidates.
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You may not be able to get the best of signal for a cell phone inside a prison cell, but the fact is, some inmates are getting just enough, which means current blocking systems aren't as effective as most people on the outside would like.
In 2010, nearly 4,500 cell phones were confiscated inside prisons across the state and the problem is on the rise.
During the last few months convicted murderer Lois Hudspeth was updating his Facebook account, playing games and even uploading pictures, all from behind bars at the Mississippi State Penitentiary in Parchman.
Convicted murderer Jonathan Davis was reportedly doing some social networking of his own recently inside Parchman as well.
The facility launched a cell phone blocking system back in September of 2010, but critics say prison systems need to go a different route.
"You just can't mask the problem , you have to solve the problem by removing the hardware," said Terry Bittner who represents a company which specializes in cell phone detection systems which he says actually focus in on where the cell phones are and are typically far cheaper than the state's current systems.
"We incarcerate people and the general public believes that they're safe from them. What cell phones have done, we consider cell phones to be the most lethal weapon that you can get in to a facility," said Bittner.
It's also happening in smaller, county jails like the one in Harrison County. Back in 2008, pictures of inmates wearing strips were posted to a Myspace page, one of them was convicted murderer Larry Minter.
Warden Don Cabana said at the time, they were most likely posted from a cell phone.
"That probably sounds like something that's going to strike most people as how in the world can that happen, but it's not all that difficult. Cell phones are very small, they're fairly easy to conceal, they can be smuggled pretty easily," said Cabana.
Representatives with the Department of Corrections say cell phones are the most confiscated items and unmonitored communication can present numerous problems like witness intimidation, escape plans, murder plots, drug exchanges and even criminal activity inside prison walls.
"You're not going to stop all communications between inmates and the outside world, be it via paper or via a friend. What you're trying to do is make that path as difficult as possible," said Bittner.
Smuggling cell phones to inmates can be a profitable business, anywhere from $300 to $500 per phone. From 2007 to June of 2010, 26 people were arrested for doing just that, as well as 46 people who actually worked for the Department of Corrections.
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A Look at the Sony FS100's Dynamic Range
Abel Cine continues their helpful camera tests on their blog with an insightful look at the dynamic range of the post-HDSLR Sony FS100 camcorder. They find the camera gets a respectable 11.5 stops, which according to similar tests is the same as the Sony F3 and Canon DSLRs like the 5D Mark II. They also look at the different CinemaTone settings, which are the customizable knee settings in the FS100. Along with pro audio inputs and interchangeable lens mounts, these settings help separate it from its cheaper HDSLR brethren:
Before anyone comments, "why would I pay $5k for the FS100 when I can get a [insert DSLR here] for less than $1k," yes, it's true: you can't beat DSLRs in the bang-for-buck department, especially when it comes to personal ownership or hobbyist use. But if you're shooting a feature or a production on which anyone's actually getting paid, it makes a whole lot more sense to use a (more) professional tool for the job. Either way, the more options (and the more competition), the better…
Link: Sony NEX-FS100: Dynamic Range Test – CineTechnica
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Task on 06.20.11 @ 1:07PM
"But if you're shooting a feature or a production on which anyone's actually getting paid, it makes a whole lot more sense to use a (more) professional tool for the job. "
more expensive=better, lol. Only dumb thing I've ever read on this blog.
That line also bothered me. If results to similar test on DSLRs are the same, what difference does it make? And unless I'm missing something, why on earth would it make "a whole lot more sense?"
Koo is right, "it makes more sense" because you have professional xlr inputs, an evf, pictures profiles you can actually customize, a great uncompressed out for video village, more adaptable lens options, a servo zoom lens option, no aliasing or moire, more detail, FULL TRUE HD video, variable frame rates up to 60p full hd, a lanc controller, option of using a speed booster adapter for full frame look, and timecode. But maybe you are right. what a stupid comment he made.
I said it makes more sense to use a more "professional" tool. Not a more "expensive" one. It's not the price of the FS100 that makes it more professional, it's the XLR audio inputs, interchangeable lens mounts, embedded timecode, uncompressed HDMI output, and higher resolution (the FS100 uses the same sensor as the F3, which in the test I link to above shows an extra 100 line pairs — which means an extra 200 TV lines — than a Canon DSLR) that make it more professional. Among other things.
At no point do I say more expensive=better, but thanks for needlessly LOLing.
Zing. :) I agree with you Koo. The FS100 is a professional camcorder, whereas the DSLRs are professional still cameras. That being said, we own 2 T2i's, because as you stated, they offer the best bang-for-buck.
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Marco Vasquez on 08.6.11 @ 2:42AM
There's nothing dumb about it.
If you are a professional it means someone is paying you, and they have expectations.
If people don't pay you to shoot, then you are not a professional, there are no expectations in the results.
Even if your equipment is technically for professionals, it ultimately doesn't matter if you or your gear screws up. When you are a professional – any screw up matters.
Very nice info, I have been trying to tweak the settings on my FS100 and have failed miserably. I will try this one out. Thanks for the post.
Call it what you want. "Better", "more professional" "more exspensive" what ever it's called or considered doesn't really matter to me. What DOES matter to me are the technical facts. On cam audio, better resolution, wave form meter etc… all with interchangeable lenses. Even if I wasn't getting paid, I'd still want this cam. At the same time I still consider using a dslr for paid work to be professional. It's not the cam that determines what's professional, it's the quality of the finished work as a whole. If a client wants to pay 10k for a commercial to be shot using an iphone, that then becomes "professional". It's all semantics. The fs100 is a step up for me from a 7D & I am looking forward to owning it. (I'm still not selling my 7D though).
nikos on 06.22.11 @ 2:53AM
sorry for the stupid question but my english is not very good. i would like to know if the f stop range means it has also the same low light capability? for example comparing it with 5d mark ii in video mode, with 50mm 1.2 lens and 1600 iso, in a quite dark enviroment, they will have the same result? (supposing we plug the 50mm 1.2 lens on fs100 with an adaptor-and i also suppose the fs100 will have less noise because of its newer processor)
I am a user and the camera found in the following:
1 – light weight so you can login to the places where the narrow
2 – you can get rid and adding accessories easily, such as fully handle the camera and microphone
In addition to the installation of the Monitor and Faofindr larger
3 – I liked not to my need for lighting is so large that you can raise the camera lighting
Without the noise and to clear 30DB GAIN
4 – Ease of entry and manual control of color and how to deal with them through
Separate completely from the camera settings where you can come back to it whenever you want and quickly
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Where the results were fantastic 2 Frame 1 Frame 3 Frame 6 Frame 12 Frame 50 Frame
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Better option
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That provide you with fine-distance in three colors red, yellow and white
8 – the presence of the six keys to changing the options as the user will allow you a quick response
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Computer recognizes the camera automatically without the need to load the definition
Clips are loaded very quickly
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To inquire about the camera and ask about it and how they work and the uniqueness of shape
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Cal Living on 06.24.11 @ 11:00AM
What has been neglected in this conversation is the "Major" fact that the "DSLR"s over heat quickly, what time frame does a professional have to wait many hours for that DSLR to cool or purchase extras to swamp out the over heated camera for a cooled camera to continue to shoot.
When you can use the "Professional" tool (camera) and continue to complete your shot, and all involved can continue to work.
That's the difference between the professional tool. Yes one could schedule your shot to fit the DSLR timeframe and regroup every few hours or the next day. this will allow that camera to cool: but would you be working at the top of your professional game?
Or perhaps you find it desirable to capture the low lights from the DSLR and willing to work around the over heating issue.
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A fireworks display over Presque Isle Bay was a perfect finale to a successful four day Celebrate Erie festival downtown. After the last musical act wrapped up on the main stage, the crowd was treated to a colorful display.
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Le Mat – the Fool – all or nothing.
Frivolous or delirious, enthusiastic or frenzied. A character like the Fool can drive a story. There is a tension – that the reader can enjoy – watching the emotional high-wire display.
The Fool has a quality of thoughtlessness, of indifference to consequences. It might be perceived as generosity; it could be classed as careless, even selfish. Either way, he – or she – is a motor in the story, driving the action forward, intriguing the reader who wonders: 'How will the Fool react?'
A novelist creates an imaginary story. Each character is buffeted or carried along or held back by the invented events. An interesting question for the novelist is how deeply the character understands the dramas and dilemmas that they encounter.
You see, all the time the Fool is a victim of circumstances, without self-awareness, the character does not deepen in the readers eyes. Yes, they can entertain and amuse. Yes, they can enact a role, play a part in the evolving plot.
But if the author allows the Fool to realise the consequences of their lack of discipline and extravagance, the attributes of the reversed card come into play. Once we recognise our own faults, we can become insecure, indecisive, apathetic, hesitant. Stymied by lack of self-confidence, we can become negligent, evasive.
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I figured that we need 1 more of these before Minor Lines debuts on Friday. The comments should be flying hot & heavy as leaks and reports of which prospects are being assigned to which level begin to trickle in over the next few days. Rather than reinvent the wheel, I decided to just cut & paste Lauren's post from the last thread as the approprite way to get the ball rolling:
Here's the roster they had [at the minor league spring training camp]:
The numbers on the right correspond to the group they were in yesterday based on what they or a coach told me or what I saw. Group 1 = AAA, 2 = AA, 3 = high-A, 4 = low-A. 5 = Extended Spring Training, and I only know Cristian Otero is there because I asked him. The ? for Stephen Yarrow is because I didn't see him. X means they got released (or in Otero's case, claimed on waivers). R is for rehab, M means they left for San Francisco. The blanks mean I'm not sure which group they were in but I did see them there. Oh and there was one other guy who got released. I thought he looked like Cameron McVey or Jonathan Jones, but both those guys are still in camp, so it must have been Jonathan Meloan. I didn't see him on a field yesterday.
12 players from last year's DSL came over this year. I recognized 7 of them, and I was too embarrassed to ask who the other 5 were because a bunch of them seemed to recognize me. I asked one of the coaches if he had a list, and he said he would give it to me after yesterday's game, but unfortunately my friend and I had to leave before I could get it from him because we had to make our flight. Anyway, the 7 I recognized were Carlos Alvarado, Alexis Almeida, Fernando Pujadas, Alejandro Flores, Luis Pino, Keury Mella, and Carlos Diaz. Alexis Almeida had his arm in a sling and told me he had Tommy John surgery and would be out for a year.


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Eagles rookie WR sat down with John Clark of NBC10, and had a good one on one. Jackson touched on his expectations for 2008, his college career, punt returning, his nicknames, what Jerry Rice has meant to him, and more!
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I start at Playdom on Monday. I'm incredibly excited to dive head first into the social game arena and with a company like Playdom. The market is wide open, it's the Wild West and I feel incredibly fortunate to be getting in at this point. Being the Wild West I hope to test the medium's potential for interactive drama. Unlike virtual worlds, social games have the audience and they're hungry for something new, for interactive entertainment.
Hollywood meets A/B split testing
The opportunity is also exciting because it'll allow me to use my experience as a Product Manager building online apps and apply that toward entertainment. Imagine applying the type of feedback loops we see on the Internet to movies? Split test a movie or video game in real-time? I'll also get the opportunity to leverage my years of studying screenwriting. It's a very different world from trying to optimize a feature in Yahoo! Messenger to trying to figure out what game feature or story twist was more entertaining. It's a different game and one I'm desperate to get into.
Saying goodbye to Visual Purple
It's with some trepidation that I say goodbye to Visual Purple. I learned a lot about interactive story from the seasoned team there. Their roots are in interactive movies from the 90′s, producing such hits as Silent Steel and Blue Force. Beyond that they're experience with interactive story goes as far back as Leisure Suit Larry.
I'll miss reminiscing about Hollywood's multiple attempts to make the medium interactive – from games or interactive drama. I remember returning from the 2009 Screenwriting Expo where Anthony Zuiker was pitching is digi-novel Level 26.
I mentioned it at the office and was met with tale after tale of similar attempts to merge Hollywood and interactive story. From Mr. Payback and the doomed CSI Second Life tie-in, to expensive startups we've never heard of.
It was great learning about the convoluted history of interactive story and actually build training simulations that almost crossed over to interactive drama. I'll miss it, but I'm hopeful social games will open up a new chapter for interactive drama.


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Pierre Garcon had a quiet fantasy day, along with the rest of the Colts. Indianapolis did not score an offensive touchdown in a 31-7 loss to the Falcons. Garcon caught just three passes for 22 yards.
No Colts receiver caught more than four passes or topped 32 receiving yards. With Peyton Manning's return in doubt, this is not a good time to own any Colts in fantasy football.
Garcon had 569 receiving yard on the season with 4 receiving touchdowns entering Week 9. Garcon was averaging 71 yards receiving per game. Garcon's receiving yards per game were up nearly 20 yards per game from last season.
Garcon was ranked as the 16th ranked wide receiver according to Yahoo! heading into his match up with the Atlanta Falcons who rank 23rd against the pass, giving up 266 passing yards per game.
For more on the Indianapolis Colts and Pierre Garcon, visit SB Nation's Colts blog Stampede Blue. For more on fantasy football, check out Fake Teams. Follow @sbnationfantasy on Twitter.


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Red Wing head coach Dave Muelken made his team a deal. Advance to the AAA championship game Saturday night and he would run sprints with his team. Despite two of their seniors fouling out, the Wingers advanced to the AAA championship game with a physical and emotional 61-59 win over Richfield. In the locker room, his team made sure he remembered his wager.
"I'll run them with a smile on my face," said Muelken. "I said 'if we get to Saturday night, I'm runnin with you guys'."
Senior Tesha Buck led the way for Red Wing with 18 points but picked up her fifth foul with 3:01 left in the game and her team leading by five. It appeared as though the Wingers were going to let the lead slip through their fingers but youth was served when an 8th grader and reserves made seven of ten free throws with less than a minute remaining in the game.
The Wingers created a cushion in the first half when Richfield's Jessica January picked up her third foul and was forced to the bench for the final 3:31 of the first half. The Wingers took full advantage going on an 11-3 run to end the half.
"She's a huge difference maker in the game," said Buck. "She can single handedly take over a game so we knew that when she got her third foul that we had to go on a run."
January buried a deep three to pull the game to within two points and had the ball in her hands with her team down two but passed to a wide open Mackinsey Schramm who missed a three point shot at the buzzer.
January led all scorers with 29 points and also pulled down 12 rebounds. Red Wing had three players in double figures. Buck with 18, Macy Kelly had 13 points and 12 rebounds and McKenzie Muelken added 12 points.
The Wingers will face the winner of DeLaSalle and Monticello Saturday night at 6PM.
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Cats Clinch SEC East
BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) -- Gerald Fitch scored 23 points, including 5-of-8 3-pointers, leading No. 9 Kentucky over LSU 70-64 Sunday.
The victory clinched the Southeastern Conference Eastern Division title for Kentucky (21-4, 11-3).
It was the fourth straight loss for LSU (17-8, 7-7) and dropped the Tigers into a tie for No. 2 in the SEC West with Alabama.
Kentucky, which beat Tennessee by 32 points Wednesday, had a tougher time against the persistent Tigers.
LSU shot 43.5 percent against Kentucky's 47 percent, but made one more 3-pointer (7-23) and went 17-of-17 from the free throw line.
Erik Daniels scored 14 points for Kentucky and Cliff Hawkins had 13.
LSU played without its leading scorer and rebounder, Jaime Lloreda. Lloreda who injured his left heel earlier this month was limping after practice Friday and pulled himself out of practice on Saturday.
With Lloreda out, LSU was left most of the time with four freshman on the court, frequently against four Kentucky seniors.
Darrel Mitchell led LSU with 15 points, freshman Brandon Bass had 13 and Xavier Whipple added 10.
In the second half, Kentucky stretched its lead to 43-34 on a dunk by Chuck Hayes with 15:16 remaining. The Tigers cut the lead to 45-41 on a 3-pointer by Mitchell, then watched Kentucky go on an 11-0 run to pull ahead 52-41 with 9:56 to go.
LSU struggled to get inside against the bigger Kentucky lineup. The Tigers came back to within three, 59-56, with 3:16 left. LSU's 15-6 run was fueled by nine free throws.
Kentucky appeared to put it away on Fitch's fifth 3-pointer that gave the Wildcats a 62-56 lead with 2:57 remaining. But the Tigers rallied. Mitchell made a 3-pointer -- landing on his back -- with 37 seconds left that cut Kentucky's lead to 64-61. He then sank a free throw to close the gap to two. The Tigers had to foul and Hawkins sank both free throws, making it 65-62 with 35 seconds left.
Whipple's jumper with 20 seconds made it 66-64, but the Wildcats made all four free throws down the stretch.
Kentucky opened the game with a 6-0 run and led by six two other times in the first half. The Wildcats couldn't shake off the Tigers, however.
LSU took a 19-18 lead on Lazare's jumper with 9:37 left, then went up 29-28 on a 3-pointer by Mitchell with 3:16 remaining.
Both teams shot 50 percent in the first half and Kentucky held a 33-29 edge at the break.


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EUGENE, Ore. — Currently more than 75,000 people in Oregon are living with Alzheimer's, but it's not just the lives of those suffering that are impacted by the disease. It's estimated around 150,000 people quit their jobs to become volunteer caregivers for their loved ones. Step by step more than 400 people walk to raise … Continue reading »
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It's time for all those little duckies to float down the Willamette River. The annual Great Rotary Duck Race happens Saturday. Ticket sales are closed, but you can join in the fun at Alton Baker Park. The pancake breakfast is at 9 a.m., kids' activities are at 10 a.m., and the duck race starts at … Continue reading »


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Perch Pub Happy Hour
Perch Pub Happy Hour has some of the best specials around. Monday-Friday from 5-7 and Sunday late night from 8-10, enjoy 1/2 price Craft Drafts, $5 Sycamore Lane Cabernet & Chardonnay, $5 Vodka-Infused Martinis, Classic Gin & Tonics and Well Drinks.
Pub Snacks range from $2.50-$5.50 and include: Deviled Eggs with Sriracha – mild spice, Philly Soft Pretzels ale fondue and chocolate stout mustard, Spicy Peanuts roasted in-house, Warm Malanga Chips with garlic aioli dip, French Fries with house spicy ketchup and garlic aioli and Onion Rings with ranch dressing.
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NFL 2013: NFC East Preview
Coach Jason Garrett's job could depend on Dallas ending three-year playoff drought. QB Tony Romo got richest contract in franchise history and needs to back it up with first extended postseason run of career.
New York's David Wilson Runs Into Giant Expectations
A hometown hero from Danville, Virginia, Giants running back David Wilson is familiar to carrying vast expectations. After a rookie season filled with lavish highlights of his prodigious potential, the upcoming season appears very bright for Wilson.
What Recent History Says About 11-Win Optimism
Two respected Cowboys voices not given to hyperbole — All-Pro tight end Jason Witten and scout-turned-analyst Bryan Broaddus — are, in recent days, offering rosy forecasts for 2013.
Key NFL Draft Picks To Fill NFC East Offensive, Defensive Holes
The 2013 NFL Draft will take place this week, so let's take a look at which holes each team in the NFC East needs to fill to have a successful draft.
Dallas Cowboys 2013 Free Agency Preview
At some point, the Cowboys are going to have to start thinking about finding a replacement for the soon-to-be 33-year-old Tony Romo, but maybe not this year.
Eagles Get Their Man, Hire Oregon's Chip Kelly
The Philadelphia Eagles have hired Chip Kelly after he originally chose to stay at Oregon. Kelly becomes the 21st coach in team history and replaces Andy Reid, who was fired on Dec. 31 after a 4-12 season
Cowboys-Redskins Earns Top Sunday Night Football Rating
The Redskins' victory over the Cowboys with a playoff berth on the line was the highest-rated "Sunday Night Football" game since NBC picked up the package in 2006.
Jerry Jones: Changes Are Coming, Romo Staying
After missing the playoffs on the final day of the regular season for a second straight season, owner Jerry Jones says changes are coming for the Dallas Cowboys.
Cowboys Can't Shake Late Season Gloom
Any number of things could have been going through the mind of Tony Romo on Sunday night, his third playoffs-or-bust failure in five years against an NFC East rival.
Finale Vs. Skins Could Be Romo's Watershed Moment
One game can change Romo's image of a pretty boy with the million dollar arm and nickel cranium into something better. Beat the Washington Redskins.
Why Sunday Night Really Matters
In DC, it's Dallas Week. In DFW, it's Fail to the Deadskins. I grew up listening to one, and now I cover the other.
Cowboys Know Playoffs-Or-Bust Drill In NFC East
The Dallas Cowboys should know this drill by now. The only thing left is figuring out how to win a playoffs-or-bust game at an NFC East rival in the final game of the season.


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Enjoy the live view of Fort Worth from Villa de Leon Condominiums.
Located on Trinity Bluff, the luxury waterfront condos overlook the Trinity River and give a fantastic view of the historic North Main Street bridge, the Tarrant County Courthouse and the downtown Fort Worth skyline.
Below you'll find a view of Dallas from NBC 5's camera at Klyde Warrant Park.
At times the camera may show the park, east end of the park or Woodall Rodgers Freeway where it meets U.S. 75 and I-45.


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The Road to Big Data
As big data becomes inescapable in today's financial services industry, institutions can prepare by surveying the analytics landscape, targeting a specific problem to solve, studying relevant cases and expanding capabilities with the right technology solution for their environment.
December 11, 2012
Organizations today are inundated with data from transactions, sensors, and a mix of day-to-day communications as companies track what we do, what we say, and how we feel. The financial services industry is far from immune to the big data megatrend, and some may even contend that it is helping to lead the charge. There is no question that big data stands to forever change how financial services institutions (FSIs) do business – presenting new business opportunities, unexpected challenges and even competitive threats. Big data is inescapable in today's financial services industry – from new types and levels of customer information flowing into the organization to record volumes of transactional data. Read full story on Insurance & Technology
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Revlon Colorburst Lipsticks are well known to all the ladies out here. The quality, quantity, features, and other aspects of this lipstick need no introduction. I just wanted to show you the shades I own, 035 Blush and 050 Hazelnut. I also own the Peach shade, but that shade is very nicely shown to you all here at IMBB.
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- Available in 20 gorgeous shades, including 5 new shades!
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Apply directly to lips for beautiful, high impact color. Can be worn with or without lipliner.
My Experience with Revlon Colorburst Lipsticks:
Revlon Colorburst Lipsticks comes in black twist-up tube packaging. The shade is shown on the top of the package. Thus, it is easy to identify and use the color. It is a very smooth lipstick, which glides very easily, feels like butter on your lips. The color comes out easily with very little swipe.
Hazelnut is a daily wear shade for me and I prefer it for office and family/social events also.
Blush is a wonderful light pinkish shade. It comes out so beautiful for fair-skinned people.
I will not blabber much. I only wanted to show you all the color.
Pros of Revlon Colorburst Lipstick:
- Good shade collection.
- Very smooth and moisturizing.
- Gives the minimal glossy finish to the lips.
- True to its claim, featherlight feel.
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Cons of Revlon Colorburst Lipstick:
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- The lipstick is tending to move sideways in its package. I feel this is because it is too soft and creamy.
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Revlon Colorburst lipstick is a must-have lipstick in ones collection, choose any shade. All shades are wonderful.
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By Cade Fowler - bio | email ALBANY, GA (WALB) – Brenda Bozeman likes keeping an eye out for her neighbors. This paid off Wednesday night while looking out her kitchen window.
"I saw kids breaking into my neighbors house," says Bozeman.
Shocked at what she was seeing, she could only watch as the crime unfolded before her eyes.
"They took a brick and threw it in the back window"
Bozeman called 911 and police responded to the home in the 1600 block of Avalon Avenue within minutes of receiving the call. An officer was on the scene as three teens kicked in the door.
"The officers came just in time to catch them but they hauled buggy through the house," said Bozeman.
From the back door through the front door, the suspects took off. One was later caught on Lincoln Avenue, two others got away.
Jacqueline Swinney has lived in the home for 6 years. She says she's just happy she wasn't home.
"If I had been inside, I just don't know what would have happened. I don't know if they would tried to hurt me if I had been inside," said Swinney.
Officers were at the scene where they dusted for prints and collected evidence.
It doesn't appear that anything was stolen. But a brazen break-in in daylight is a rude awakening for those who call this neighborhood home.
"I'm scared now I definitely want to move," said Swinney.
Police say the suspect they arrested is a juvenile.
They believe the two others involved are also teenagers.
Investigators brought another suspect in for questioning, but he has not been charged.
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