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Molly Sheridan
Molly Sheridan is an ultramarathon runner and adventurer.
At 48 years old Molly entered her first marathon. Four weeks into training she injured her foot and was told that she was too old to be running. Taking her own advice, Molly corrected her training, mailed her finish-line picture to the doctor who told her she was old, and decided to challenge herself. As a novice runner, she entered the Rio Del Lago 100-mile Endurance Race. Traversing 100 miles non-stop through northern California, she discovered her love of endurance running, her youthful mind and her adventurous spirit.
In the past 7 years, Molly has run over 45 ultramarathons. In 2009, she completed the extreme running event Marathon Des Sables (MDS), a seven-day, 150-mile stage race across the Sahara Desert. Eight weeks later, Molly completed the 135-mile, non-stop, Badwater Ultramarathon. An invitation-only event, Badwater is considered the toughest footrace on the planet. It begins at Badwater, Death Valley, the lowest point in the continental U.S., and ends at Mt. Whitney portal, a 13,000-foot vertical ascent. The documentary "Molly's Run," chronicles her Badwater run in which she received the coveted buckle for finishing under the 48-hour time limit.
Molly is the first American woman to attempt and complete La Ultra-The High ultra-marathon, a 138-mile non-stop footrace in the Himalayas. La Ultra begins at 14,000 feet, with climbs to near 18,000 feet over two passes. The race culminates in the Morey Plains on the border between China and Pakistan. Even though the India Government said it was physically impossible to complete the distance, Molly completed the race August 13, 2011.
Molly has been featured among the "Women Who Move" in Women's Running magazine; on Adventure Woman Radio, Nevada Public Radio KNPR, The Christian Science Monitor; and in the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
As founder and owner of Desert Sky Adventures, a race management company in Las Vegas, Molly encourages others to walk and run for their health. She also speaks to audiences across the country on her exploits and the benefits of running for health and continues to run adventure races and ultra-marathons around the globe. It is the adventure that keeps her coming back for more. Follow her journey at www.mollysheridanruns.com
Taylor Sheridan
Taylor Sheridan is the Business Operations Manager for Desert Sky Adventures. Taylor graduated from UNLV with a degree in Business Marketing. She is also assistant running coach for DSA. Taylor is finishing her certification course in Body Rebuild, an incredible program to help strength and balance the body. Taylor has participated in numerous races and is training to run her first full marathon, The Great Wall China Marathon, in Beijing, May 2014.
Kendall Brosnahan
Kendall Brosnahan is a RRCA certified run coach and state licensed soccer coach. She began her running career with Team in Training raising money for cancer research. After completing her first marathon she discovered her love of running and has completed an additional 15 events. She became a certified coach in order to help others discover their passion for running. Kendall is a busy wife and mother of two who knows a few tricks on how to balance home life with running and exercise. DSA is proud to have Coach Kendall on their staff!
Dr. John Vigil
Dr. John Vigil (Dr. John) graduated from Texas Chiropractic College in 1999 and has been in practice in both Texas and Nevada. While working with patients he discovered a true passion in the athletic community for the care of sports related injuries and preventative practice. Dr. John is the only Chiropractic Physician, Certified Level II Fascial Stretch Therapist (FST) in Nevada. Dr. John uses a comprehensive plan to restore balance, function and relief from sports injuries utilizing FST. He is a certified running coach and ultra-marathon runner who understands the athletic needs of a runner.
Colleen Hannegan
Colleen is a certified walking coach and is part of DSA California Coaching Division. Colleen's first marathon was the Catalina Marathon in 2006, a challenging event that propelled her into her love of the outdoors, trail hiking, walking and mountain biking. She has competed in numerous events as a speed walker. Most weekends you will find Colleen walking, trekking, or on her mountain bike on the trails and wooded areas of Southern California. She heads up the Women's Walkabout Southern California event and is a strong proponent of walking for health and adventure.


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A Chattanooga man was shot in the head Friday night at 4216 Bellview Ave., according to city police.
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Police are looking for Michael Lawson, 27, on charges of attempted first-degree murder, reckless endangerment, aggravated assault and unlawful possession of a firearm.
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People whose homes were damaged in the March floods can find help in Carencro. Six parishes are eligible for small business administration loans.
Eighty-six year old Cora Grossie is a resident of Carencro. In March, her floors were damaged in the flood that damaged much of Carencro. It's been a long road for Grossie, and there's still a lot of work to be done.
"I've never known it to flood here before, and we're not supposed to be in a flood area...and here we are, I mean...like i said it's kinda like I'm starting over again," said Grossie.
The U.S. Small Business Administration has set up shop in Carencro to lend a hand.
Mike Flores with the SBA says, "It's a place for people to come and receive disaster assistance, basically it's a one stop shop. They'll be able to recieve one-on-one assistance by our staff."
Interest rates are as low as one-point-eight percent and loans range from 40-thousand to 200-thousand dollars. With Grossie's age, she's not "interested" in a loan, but she's not letting her age get in the way of rebuilding.
Grossie says, "Now that I'm getting...86 is kind of old, and I do many things that a lot of people can't do at 60."
Flood victims in Carencro aren't the only ones eligible for the loans.
People in need of assistance can go to Carencro City Hall and speak to one of the SBA officials. But residents in Acadia, Iberia, Lafayette, St. Landry, St. Martin and Vermilion are also eligible. The deadline to apply is July 16th for homeowners. Bring an ID and receipts as proof you've suffered a loss. "Business" owners have a little longer to apply...their deadline is next February.
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UM Hispanic Association of Nursing Students
December 13, 2004
1. Call to Order
2. Old Business:
- Previous Agenda
- Approve Minutes
- NAHN Student Nurse Membership Update
3. New Business:
- New By-laws for approval by club
- New Officers are as follows: Marianne, President; Dara Winfield, Secretary; Dora Franks, Treasurer and still Graduate Student Liason; Ana Duarte, Webmaster
- New Faculty Advisor: Bettina Lee will continue until a replacement is found.
4. Future of UMHANS:
- Membership Representation at New Student Orientation on January 13th and January 14th
- Student Recruitment possibly with UMANS?
- Possible Committees for Next semester: Medical Spanish Class, Faculty Advisor Search, Membership Drive


text: I was supposed to be crafting today. . . instead I snuck out for a little bit and went to two antique shops and Hobby Lobby. It was a very good day! I have wanted a vintage baby scale forever. I just could never find one at a price I wanted to pay, until today. I found this super cute scale at a new to me shop in downtown Belleville for only $12! Not only do I think the graphics are adorable, the price was amazing. I also scored a bag full of vintage lace collars: I love vintage lace. I like to use it in my ribbon projects. I don't know if that will be the case with these since they are too perfect to cut up, but they were must haves. I have been wanting some train cases to use as displays at craft shows but was striking out finding any I liked. I actually have some in the decor of my house, but I didn't really want to undecorate my house for shows. I was bummed about not finding any train cases until I spotted this beauty for half price: It is a vintage salesman's case. It has a handle like a suitcase and turns into this display when opened. I can see it now filled with Fairy's Love Notes in pretty little rows in the three sections. I also picked up at fun creamy yellow chippy wooden kitchen chair. I will be taking it the shows as part of my booth set up. I scored it for half price too, making it cheaper than the boring folding chair I was going to buy. I forgot to take a picture of it. I also got some new images for the free image shop at Fairy Davis. Since they are Easter images I need to get on editing those pronto! My third stop was Hobby Lobby. Oh my. If you read my blog often you know that one thing I am kind of known for in papercrafting is home decor stuff and altering. You may also know that my secret weapon is Hobby Lobby's home decor clearance where they sell really beat up pieces cheap. Since I recover everything with paper, it doesn't matter if it is scratched and dinged. Today the clearance was a whopping 80% off! I picked up a few things. . . That is 18 pieces of stuff, some of it originally very pricey stuff for only $50. This stuff was all in pretty good shape too so I was really thrilled at the bargains! I got shadowbox frames, memo boards, jewelry boxes, regular frames, and a cool wall shelf thing that is magnetic and a chalk board. Not that I needed any of these things, because honnestly, I have a few things on hand to alter already- The bad part is, as if my obvious hoarding isn't enough, that isn't all of it, you can only see four shelves packed with stuff. . . there is more.


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Scholarship Name: Eni Scholarships for Masters Programme at St Antony's College
Brief description
Eni Scholarships for Masters Programme at St Antony's College, University of Oxford, UK for Students from Angola, Ghana, Libya, Mozambique and Nigeria – 2014/2015
Accepted Subject Areas?
St Antony's College specializes in international relations, politics, economics, history and anthropology. Eni Scholars will be drawn from a pool of applicants holding conditional offers of admission to the following one or two year taught Master's programmes:
1 year Master's courses
- MSc African Studies
- MSc Economics & Social History
- MSc Economics for Development
- MSc Global Governance and Diplomacy
2 year MPhil courses
- MPhil Development Studies
- MPhil Economic & Social History
- MPhil Economics
- MPhil Modern Middle Eastern Studies
- MPhil International Relations
3 year DPhil course
- DPhil International Development
About Scholarship
St Antony's College, University of Oxford, in partnership with the international integrated energy company Eni, is offering five students from Angola, Ghana, Libya, Mozambique and Nigeria the opportunity to study for a fully funded degree in 2014-15.
This will allow St Antony's to admit some of the best African students irrespective of means and will add immeasurably to the diverse and intellectual character of the College. This is part of a joint initiative between Eni & St Antony's College to invest in and strengthen African leadership.
St Antony's and Eni are equally keen to provide encouragement and where possible, structured incentives for Eni Scholars to continue their studies or find useful employment back in their home country after graduating from Oxford. Discussions about this are on-going and scholars will be informed of relevant contacts and partnerships as they emerge.
Scholarship Offered Since: 2011
By what Criteria is Selection Made?
- During the selection procedure for the Eni Scholarship, consideration will be given to qualified students who can demonstrate that they do not otherwise have the financial means to continue their studies at Oxford.
- The scholarships will be awarded on the basis of both academic merit and potential and financial need. Preference will be given to applicants who have clear ambitions to use their accumulated learning to benefit their home country after graduation.
Who is qualified to apply?
The scholarships are open to applicants who are ordinarily resident in Angola, Ghana, Libya, Mozambique and Nigeria. Preference will be given to applicants whose first degree is from an African university.
To receive the Scholarship, candidates must satisfy any academic conditions placed by the University on their offers of admission, including providing evidence of their linguistic competence if English is not their first language
Number of Scholarships: Five (5) scholarships will be awarded: one winner from each country
Value of Scholarship
100% of university and college fees, and an annual grant for living costs (the rate was £12,900 for 12 month courses and £9,675 for 9 month courses in 2013-14).
The scholarship also covers one economy return airfare from your home country to the UK at the start and end of your course.
If your scholarship is offered for a course lasting more than one year, the continuation of your scholarship each year is subject to an annual renewal process based upon satisfactory academic progress.
Duration of Scholarship: One or Two years duration of masters programme
Eligible African Countries
The programme aims to appoint one scholar in each of the following countries: Angola, Ghana, Libya, Mozambique and Nigeria
To be taken at (country): St Antony's College, University of Oxford, UK
Application Deadline: 14 March 2014
Offered annually? Yes
How can I Apply?
In order to be considered for this scholarship, you must submit your application for graduate study by 14 March 2014 and you must have secured a conditional or unconditional place on your chosen programme of study by the expected final decision date (2 May 2014)
You must also complete an Eni scholarship application form and email it to the Assistant College Registrar, firstname.lastname@example.com, by 14 March 2014.
St Antony's College, Oxford in partnership with the international integrated energy company Eni
How can I get more information?
If you need more Information about this scholarship, kindly visit the Scholarship Webpage
Important Notes:
Once a date for the Eni selection committee at St Antony's College has been finalised, we will post the expected final decision date on this website. Decisions are likely to be made in May 2014.
Please note that continued funding of any course supported by an Eni Scholarship is subject to satisfactory academic progress and appropriate personal conduct.


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PUTNAM COUNTY, W.Va. (WSAZ) --A group gathered in Scott Depot Saturday to search for a man who has been missing for nearly one month.
Chris Brian Sexton, 23, was last seen October 14. Witnessed told deputies he left a party alone, but has not been seen or heard from since.
"It's been too long," Sexton's aunt Karen Turley told WSAZ.com.
Those involved in the search went into abandoned homes, searched nearby railroad tracks and a creek.
Charleston neighbor Donna Thomas helped with the search though she says she does not know the family.
"If it'd be my child I'd want someone out there helping me too," Thomas said.
Sexton's grandmother tells WSAZ.com nothing was found Saturday that could shed light on Sexton's disappearance.
The group also plans to search the Eleanor area of Putnam County Sunday.
Putnam County Sheriff's Deputies say Brian Sexton, 23, was last seen on October 14. He was hanging out with friends near some power lines along Joyce Road in Scott Depot. Sexton left and hasn't been seen since.
His shirt was later found behind Save-A-Lot on Teays Valley Road.
Family members say they will be out with a group of volunteers Saturday and Sunday searching for him.
The group will meet at 9 a.m. Saturday at the Scott Depot Park & Ride off Interstate 64. If they don't find him, they'll be out again on Sunday starting at 2 p.m.
If you have any information, you're urged to call the Putnam County Sheriff's Department.
Deputies tell WSAZ.com Sexton was last seen Monday night leaving a party near the Joyce Road power lines in Scott Depot.
"I'm just worried about him, I want him to come home," said Sexton's mother Angela Pauley.
Those close to Sexton say he was involved in a fight before he left that party. The only trace of him has been his grey button up shirt.
A family friend found the shirt behind a Save a Lot along Route 33, not far from the party location.
Sexton's family has been searching for him near the area where he went missing.
"We've all been looking for him and we want him to come home," Pauley said.
Deputies tell WSAZ.com, Sexton was last seen wearing black jeans and white tennis shoes.
Anyone with information is asked to contact the Putnam County Sheriff's Office at 304-586-0214.
Putnam County Sheriff's Deputies say Brian Sexton was last seen about 10 p.m. Monday. He was hanging out with friends near some power lines along Joyce Road in Scott Depot.
Deputies say Sexton got in to an argument with some friends and left that area. He has not been seen since.
Sexton's shirt was found behind Save-A-Lot on Teays Valley Road.
Deputies say Sexton's family is out searching for him in the area.
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East Hamilton played most of its 2010 home football games at Finley Stadium, and Ringgold played all of its 2011 home games there.
The number of high school football events at Finley dropped to two this past season -- the two-day high school football jamboree in mid-August and the Baylor-McCallie game on Sept. 21. The jamboree currently is the only high school football event scheduled for 2013.
Increased use by high schools is something Merrill Eckstein, the stadium's executive director, would like to see.
Is it financially feasible?
"I think so," he replied.
Are high school games something he would pursue?
"If the interest is there and financial figures make sense, we'd be able to pursue a game," he said. "But I do think it needs to be a marquee game. You need a crowd for a 20,000-seat facility, and you'd want a game that makes sense for the teams and the stadium."
Most teams are reluctant to move a marquee home game to Finley because of the expenses.
Signal Mountain coach Bill Price said he would want a $12,000 guarantee because that's about what his team generates for big games.
"There are some challenges. In my time here we have never talked to schools about a guarantee," Eckstein said. "Some promoters have done that -- paid teams to come in and play -- and I don't think they did well financially. It's a challenge. Even if you paid some teams to come in and play to offset [their] financial losses, it still doesn't bring anything to the booster club or the band boosters."
Ringgold used the facility rent-free after its stadium was ravaged by a tornado, paying for lights and security with Finley getting parking and concessions.
"We were able to make it work," Eckstein said.
In the future, though, he'd like to see hand-picked high school games played at Finley on Thursday nights.
"I'm intrigued by the possibility, but I think you'd have to structure a two-year deal," he said.
It all comes back to who can afford what.
Jamboree organizer Todd Agne handled ticket sales and sponsorship revenue, paid the light and security bills and then split a portion of gate receipts with the participating teams, Eckstein said.
East Hamilton coach Ted Gatewood, whose Hurricanes played at Finley before the school had a football facility, said he wouldn't really be interested in returning.
"I wouldn't do it. We're at home. We get the gate receipts and parking, and our band boosters get the concessions revenue," he said. "If you go [to Finley], all you get is gate receipts, but then you still have to pay a [lighting and security] fee."
There too is the comfort for fans of playing at home, he added.
"We don't mind going on the road. Our kids enjoy it," Gatewood said. "But it's awfully nice to walk from your locker room to the field and having the kids in a controlled environment."
The Hurricanes have become used to packed houses at home, which likely would not be the case at Finley.
"Now it would be an awesome environment if you could pack it out but not so good if both sides are only partially full and there are a lot of empty seats," Gatewood said. "It's a much better environment when you're at your own place and it's packed. You have 6,000 people show up here, and that's awesome. You could wind up losing opportunities to generate revenue."
Revenue is also important to those who operate Finley Stadium.
"What we would want is marquee games that are going to draw," Eckstein acknowledged, "and those are the same ones they want at home for home-field advantage and so others like their band boosters can generate revenue from concessions stands and/or parking."
Baylor and McCallie once used Chamberlain Field on the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga campus, and McCallie athletic director Bubba Simmons said he still remembers the packed stands there with red dominating one side and blue the other.
McCallie now uses Finley for its home games with Baylor, and it has been a relief for the Blue Tornado, Simmons said.
"We discussed bringing the game back on campus, but if we got a crowd like we get at Finley, where are we going to put them? Since I've been here the crowd has varied anywhere from 9,000 to 12,000," he said.
But the possibility remains for more high school games at Finley.
"I'd love to have more," Eckstein said.
Ward Gossett is an assistant sports editor and writer for the Times Free Press. Ward has a long history in Chattanooga journalism. He actually wrote a bylined story for the Chattanooga News-Free Press as a third-grader. He Began working part-time there in 1968 and was hired full time in 1970. Ward now covers high school athletics, primarily football, wrestling and baseball and University of Tennessee at Chattanooga wrestling. Over a 40-year career, he has covered ...


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Hamilton County Sheriff Jim Hammond says there soon will be a nonprofit fund to support law enforcement agencies in the county.
To avoid the cost and hassle of setting up his own nonprofit foundation, the sheriff said he will set the fund up through the Community Foundation of Greater Chattanooga.
Chattanooga Police Chief Bobby Dodd said he and Hammond will act as "gatekeepers" for the fund.
"Sheriff Hammond and I are lucky enough that we can afford more equipment than the smaller departments," Dodd said. "I'd like to see the lion's share of the money go to the smaller agencies."
The fund will be known as the Sheriff's Fund because the sheriff's office is its umbrella organization.
A three-member board selected from among fund donors will determine how the money will be spent based upon requests from law enforcement agencies.
"I don't want it to be seen as a sheriff slush fund," Hammond said.
The foundation will pay for technology, command training and projects to help law enforcement offices interact with the community, he said.
"The things I'm asking for are not what you normally ask for [in a budget request]," Hammond said. "This'll be all for things above and beyond."
Hammond said he's spoken with 30 potential donors, whom he said represent the "wealthiest individuals" in Hamilton County. Three donated $5,000 to help start the foundation, he said, but he disclosed only two names: Joe Decosimo of Joseph Decosimo and Co. and Michael Lebovitz, vice president of development for CBL & Associates Properties.
The fund has $15,000, Hammond said, but he hopes to raise $80,000 to $90,000 in "seed money."
Pete Cooper, president of the Community Foundation, said for the first few years the donations will be held in a low-interest rate money market fund.
"Now if he's very successful and someone wants to endow it, then we would change the investment mix to a longer-term investment," Cooper said.
Decosimo said he was convinced by Hammond's pitch, saying he believes the foundation will help make law enforcement more effective.
"I thought it was a pretty good idea, so I sent him the money," Decosimo said. "I hope it will help."
Lebovitz said the foundation is a "great example" of private businesses supporting the community.
"Sheriff Hammond is working hard to improve law enforcement in the community and we want to be supportive of his efforts," he said.
Dan Whisenhunt covers Hamilton County government for the Times Free Press. A native of Mobile, Ala., Dan earned a degree in broadcast journalism from the University of Alabama. He won first place for best in-depth news coverage in the 2010 Alabama Press Association contest; the FOI-First Amendment Award in the 2007 Alabama Press Association contest; first place for best public service story in the Alabama AP Managing Editors contest in 2009 for economic coverage; and ...


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Phocuswright Research
Parsing Shop and Book: How Airlines, Hotels and OTAs Compete on the Desktop and Mobile Web
With a dizzying array of online travel planning and booking options available to today's travelers, the marketplace for travel sellers has grown increasingly competitive. And the rapid rise of mobile devices has made the battle for market share even more complex. Airlines, hotels and online travel agencies are all aggressively seeking a bigger share of the online travel pie. This report identifies key trends in online search and buy behavior for flights and hotels, with insights into channel, platform and loyalty dynamics.
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U.S. Consumer Travel Report Sixth Edition
In the past three years, U.S. consumer travel has had trouble catching up with the nation's overall economic recovery. But after a long, stressful period of watching every dollar and forgoing vacation, travelers took off in 2013, finally treating themselves to the rest and relaxation they'd been craving - and providing the travel industry with a sorely needed boost. Phocuswright's U.S. Consumer Travel Report Sixth Edition is designed to help travel companies make the most of the bright years on the horizon by offering longitudinal analysis of consumer leisure travel behavior, consumption of major travel products, and the trip planning process.
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European Online Travel Overview Ninth Edition
Despite continuing political and economic uncertainty in the region, Europe's travel market continued its recovery in 2012. While the total value of travel services sold surpassed its prerecession peak, mixed economic conditions have led to uneven performances across the major markets. Phocuswright's European Online Travel Overview Ninth Edition provides comprehensive analysis, sizing and forecasts for the region's total and online leisure and unmanaged business travel markets. The report examines key segments and channels, with a focus on six major geographical markets: France, Germany, Italy, Scandinavia, Spain and the U.K.
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Australia and New Zealand Online Travel Overview Sixth Edition: Suppliers Consolidate - and Lead
The past two years gifted the Australian and New Zealand travel markets with quick recovery from the recession and steep currency appreciation against the U.S. dollar. But this financial volatility evened out in 2012, and the maturing ANZ travel market will maintain steady growth through 2015. Australia and New Zealand Online Travel Overview Sixth Edition: Suppliers Consolidate - and Lead sizes the two countries' total and online travel markets and provides analysis and projections through 2015 by segment and channel, including mobile
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European Consumer Travel Report Fourth Edition
After years in the doldrums, the European economy is finally beginning to show signs of recovery. Millions who skipped out on vacations in 2011 and 2012 returned to the traveler pool in 2013, and consumers have a renewed sense of confidence. Phocuswright's European Consumer Travel Report Fourth Edition provides a close look at traveler behavior across three core European markets – France, Germany and the U.K. – which together represent close to 60% of Europe's total leisure and unmanaged business gross bookings. The study includes a comprehensive range of travel metrics, including leisure travel incidence, trip frequency and duration, travel expenditure, the use of online and offline channels, travel-related engagement via the mobile web and social networks, and more.
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U.S. Consumer Travel Report Fifth Edition
While the U.S. economy showed clear signs of recovery in 2012, there were enough mixed signals to make vacation decisions difficult for many Americans. Through a longitudinal analysis, Phocuswright's U.S. Consumer Travel Report Fifth Edition examines traveler behavior along each step of the travel planning process - from the media travelers rely on to make destination and product decisions, to the channels they use to book and share their trip experiences. Key metrics include frequency and duration of trips, travel expenditure and travel component purchases, and travel intentions for the coming year.
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Japan Online Travel Overview Report
Japan ceded its leadership of the Asia Pacific travel market to China in 2012, and it will remain the regional runner-up for the foreseeable future. But as the country makes slow, steady progress toward recovery from its losses during the 2011 earthquake and tsunami, the unique characteristics of its travel market - partly mature, partly developing - will continue to attract attention from global online travel agencies and hoteliers.
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U.S. Mobile Travel Report: Market Sizing and Consumer Trends
Nearly two thirds of U.S. online travelers now own a smartphone, one third own a tablet and nearly a fourth own both. Rapid adoption of mobile devices among travelers is impacting every phase of the travel process, and mobile is becoming the new battleground for travel companies seeking to grow market share. This report provides a detailed assessment of the U.S. mobile travel market, including consumer behavior trends, mobile market sizing and projections for key travel segments.
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Destination Unknown: How U.S. and European Travelers Decide Where to Go 2012
With uncertainty still lingering over many of the world's economies, consumers have grown increasingly careful about their travel spending. A range of influences and information sources impact how consumers decide where to go, and travel behavior varies considerably across different markets. This report explores how the process of destination selection is evolving, and in particular how this process differs between travelers in the U.S., France, Germany and the U.K.
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Presentation: Upward and Onward: Phocuswright's Indian Consumer Travel
On May 30, 2012, Phocuswright analysts turned their attention to the dynamic Indian travel marketplace and the country's new breed of sophisticated, tech-savvy travelers.
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The Vancouver Canucks went from headhunters to being the hunted and came unhinged in the process.
Two days after Canucks forward Raffi Torres was penalized for two hits on Blackhawks players — including a blind-side shoulder to the head of Brent Seabrook that outraged Hawks coach Joel Quenneville and his players — the Hawks hit back in a major way Tuesday in Game 4.
The Hawks outhit Vancouver (44-33) for the first time in the series, with Bryan Bickell (eight hits), Troy Brouwer (seven), Chris Campoli and Viktor Stalberg (six each) leading the Hawks in licks. Dave Bolland
returned from a concussion to torment Henrik and Daniel Sedin (a combined minus-7) in the Blackhawks' 7-2 victory to stave off a sweep and send the series back to Vancouver.
When the Hawks roughed up the Canucks for seven goals Nov. 20 during the regular season, Vancouver coach Alain Vigneault accused Quenneville and the Hawks of running up the score. Vigneault didn't go back to that well after Game 4.
"[That's] playoff hockey," Vigneault said. "You can do what you want in playoff hockey."
The Canucks came unglued in the third period, committing 11 penalties — including 10-minute misconducts for Torres, Maxim Lapierre, Tanner Glass and Victor Oreskovich — after the Hawks hung six goals on Roberto Luongo and got the goalie pulled. But after the game, the Canucks refused to admit there were cracks in what previously had been a calm demeanor and denied losing their composure.
"We were controlled the whole time, and we finished the game hard," said defenseman Kevin Bieksa, who seemed to be momentarily shaken up after getting hit by former teammate Ryan Johnson in the first period. "We weren't going to give up and quit.
''We stayed physical, and that's the way we play."
Torres refused to address the hit he put on Seabrook that caused the Hawks defenseman to miss Game 4 and said that he thought the Hawks were targeting him personally.
"Oh, yeah," Torres said. "That's fine. If they do that, then I'm doing my job, so I was fine with that."
The way the Canucks are spinning it, they were headed back to Vancouver anyway. They might as well let the Hawks tag along for the ride.
"Anybody going into this series probably didn't think we would sweep this in four," Vigneault said. "We had a bad game, we know it and we're going to get ready for the next one."


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I don't know what you think a "quicky" is, but I'm a New Zealander and I know. Some guy who says it's between "1 and 20 min" wat the fuck? Here in NZ that is a "normal shag". A quicky is done in the quickest possible ammount of time (the time it takes to get an erection and blow your load as fast as possible). They take anywhere from 20 secconds to 2 minutes. The only one getting any pleasure is the guy - the woman is only there to help the guy out, and doesn't recieve any real pleasure.
I gave her a 25 seccond quicky between class's
by Poon-Master Phoenix September 03, 2003
The act of intercourse in a short amount of time (usually under 3 minutes) where the male recieves the majority of the pleasure, as the females sexual peak has been known to come later (all though no one cares)
Thomas and Kelly went into the stall at the resturant for a quicky as it was Thomas' birthday
by Korky Fornication March 13, 2006
when a person has sex so quick they were faster than superman!
nicole kiddman and any other movie or porn star!
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A greek word meaning the one, the all powerful and the god of the earth.
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Death: He died after October 1678.
Ship: Unknown, 1633
Life in England: Nothing is known of his life in England.
Life in New England: James Cole's name first appears in the Plymouth records in the 1633 list of freemen. He served on a number of juries, as a constable for Plymouth and as a surveyor of highways. He apparently followed several trades, being described in the court records as a sailor (1638) shoemaker (1661) and innkeeper (many references). James Cole appeared many times in Plymouth records for either being drunk or allowing others to become drunk in his house.
Family: James Cole married Mary Tibbes in Barnstaple, Devonshire on May 1, 1625, and had four children. She died after March 7, 1659/60.
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Fed up
How Orlando's homeless-service agencies have failed to solve the problem
Published: July 21, 2011
Donovan might have to reconsider his formula. It was 14 years ago that the city passed an ordinance which made Orlando the first in the nation to require that panhandlers carry a permit. That law proved ineffective and was thrown out by the city in 2000, but not without a replacement measure: On Sept. 1 of that year, police began checking compliance with "blue boxes" that mark the only places in downtown where panhandling is legal. (Since that day, there have been more than 2,674 panhandling arrests in the Orlando Police Department's jurisdiction.) And as the city's prestige has grown over the last decade, so has its reputation for singling out the homeless. Award-winning Associated Press reporter Todd Lewan visited Orlando and wrote a lengthy article published in February 2007 concerning the city's fraught relationship with the homeless, taking note of signs at Lake Eola Park, of which this is the most (in)famous: "Do not lie or otherwise be in a horizontal position on a park bench."
In 2009, Orlando received the dubious honor of being named the third "meanest city" in America by the National Law Center on Homeless & Poverty. "Instead of using resources to enforce the law, [the city] should be devoting those resources to helping to end homelessness," says Tulin Ozdeger, civil rights program director at the nonprofit. "One could see that the city, really, is interested in moving homeless people out of sight."
Last year at Lake Eola Park, police cited 159 homeless people for trespassing. Some of the orders have questionable justifications: on June 11 a homeless man was cited for "Harassing turtle," on Aug. 24, two were barred from the park for "Throwing stones in lake," and on Christmas Eve, a homeless man was barred from the park indefinitely for "Trashing the restroom." In addition, 14 were trespassed last year because they "Violated park rules," though the specific rules are not mentioned; for 20 others, "Requested to leave by ranger" is the only explanation given.
A look at the city's legal briefing against Orlando Food Not Bombs in last year's filing with the Eleventh District Court over the city's large group feeding ordinance offers a surprisingly candid look at how the city views the downtown homeless. "The revitalization of downtown Orlando is a priority for the city," the brief states. "The city of Orlando recognizes that a historic impediment to downtown development is an over-concentration in downtown of social services aimed at low-income and homeless citizens."
Some of the homeless report that the majority of their troubles downtown come from police, and hence, many have expressed that they actually like the parking lot at the intersection of Sylvia Lane and America Street that the city has designated as an authorized group-feeding site – Orlando Food Not Bombs, though, has derided it as a "feeding cage" because of the barbed-wire fencing encircling the lot.
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Penned by an unknown Spanish author and lost for four centuries, the battered piece of paper was pulled from the ruins of an ancient Spanish colonial church in 2008.
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Former Jacksonville 'occupier' lashes out over FBI probe
Updated On: Dec 29 2012 07:54:46 AM EST
In northeast Florida, the Occupy Movement was targeted as part of an FBI investigation. Now, a former "occupier" is lashing out.
For weeks, Bill Guerrant and others camped out at Jacksonville City Hall. Internal documents reveal Homeland Security deemed the group a "potential terrorist threat."
"Well I think it's ridiculous," said Guerrant. "I think it's ironic that the FBI would be concerned about a homegrown movement, that is, Americans that care about our country, care about our system."
Guerrant said he's troubled that counter-terrorism agents monitored protests across the country, even holding a briefing in Jacksonville to recommend setting up trip wires with Occupy event organizers.
"I mean it was all right there in front of them," said Guerrant. "There wasn't anything hide, and to put a trip wire down when they're streaming all over the united states, that's just a waste of money."
The FBI released a statement saying it recognizes the rights of individuals and groups to engage in peaceful protests, but must also take precautions. Something Channel 4 Crime and Safety Expert Ken Jefferson believes is understandable.
"If they get a notion, an intuition, a lead or just a thought that these groups could be more radical than they think, then it becomes the FBI's responsibility to act on that no matter how they receive it," said Jefferson.
Some civil rights groups are still upset calling it a violation of the constitution. The FBI stands behind the decision to deal with any potential threat of violence.
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Mint Chocolate Chip Rice Krispie TreatsPosted by Katie on Mar 12, 2012 in Chocolate, Dessert, Katie Original | 9 comments
Last week, I played bunko for the first time, and at bunko were rice krispie treats. To be honest, I cannot remember the last time I indulged in the marshmellowie goodness of rice krispie treats. That's when it instantly hit me. I wanted to make a St. Patty's dessert for the blog (and my family and friends), and thus the mint chocolate chip rice krispie treat was born.
I love the mint chocolate chip combo; however, my husband isn't a big fan. So I knew that my brillant idea would not strike a cord in his book. Oh well, I remind myself time and time again that we can't please everyone, and this treat I automatically knew would not please him. He did try a bite which I was shocked and he said that they tasted like the candies from Olive Garden. In my book I knew this treat was a success because that's how I wanted them to taste like… like, mint chocolate chip!
Source: Katie Original (mint chocolate chip) inspired by The Original Rice Krispie Treat recipe
- 6 cups Rice Krispies
- 1 bag Marshmallows
- 4 tbsp Butter
- ¼ tsp Peppermint Extract
- 10 drops Green Food Coloring
- ½ cup Mini Chocolate Chips + 2 tbsp for topping
- Pam Cooking Spray
- In a large sauce pan melt the butter. Remove the butter off the burner once melted and add in the green food dye and peppermint extract.
- Add the marshmallows to the pot and stir until the marshmallows have dissolved completely.
- Carefully, begin stirring in half the Rice Krispie treats, and ¼ cup of the mini chocolate chips. Once well incorporated repeat until the Rice Krispies and mini chocolate chips are all incorporated into the marshmallow batter.
- Spray a 9x12 pan with pam cooking spray and begin spreading the Rice Krisipie treats out on the pan. Once completely spread out on pan sprinkle two tablespoons mini chocolate chips on top. Let cool in refrigerator for 1 hour, slice, and serve.


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As soon as you give a dog a skateboard, the iPhones come out. After all, skateboarding dogs are pretty much the perfect storm of YouTube video success (one-of-a-kind moments, extreme sports, and cute animals), and no one does it better than Tillman. You may know him from the iPhone commercial, or m ... More >>
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Early Dismissal Leads Two Men to Jail
November 26, 2014-
Forest Gordon and Dain Stauffer, both concealed carry instructors who released students more than two hours short of the required 12-hour course, were both sentenced to 30 days in jail. Gordon, 49, was sentenced on the charge of attempted complicity in falsification to obtain a concealed handgun license. Stauffer, 37, was sentenced on the charge of falsification.
Both men were fined $1,000 and must perform 200 hours community service with 100 hours suspended if they have a job. The two must pay restitution to those who paid for the class and had to take another class to meet requirements for concealed carry license.Gordon was placed on three years probation while Stauffer will be on one year of probation.
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Spokesperson Nuland on Death of the Damas de Blanco Founder Laura Pollán
We are deeply saddened by the death of the founder of the Damas de Blanco, Laura Pollan. She was a courageous human rights defender who fought valiantly on behalf of political prisoners in Cuba. Cuba has lost one of its most important voices of conscience. We offer our sincere condolences to her family, which has lost a loyal wife and mother. Mrs. Pollan will be remembered with gratitude by scores of former political prisoners who are now free thanks to her and the Damas. Through them, and all who work for a democratic future in Cuba, her legacy will endure.
Through Mrs. Pollan's and the Damas' brave actions, the world bears witness to the plight of those who remain unjustly held in Cuba's prisons and to Cuba's dismal human rights record.
Since the beginning of the Obama Administration, the United States has engaged the Cuban people in support of their desire to freely determine their future and Cuba's future.
Click here for the 2011 Department of State Human Rights Award presented to the Damas de Blanco.
Spokesperson Nuland on Countering The Lord's Resistance Army
The United States condemns the continued atrocities and abductions committed by the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) across central Africa. We remain committed to supporting our regional partners' efforts to mitigate and eliminate the threat to civilians and regional stability posed by the LRA. Since 2008, the United States has provided over $40 million in critical logistical support, equipment and training to enhance counter-LRA operations by regional militaries. We continue to join regional governments in calling on LRA fighters to peacefully disarm and return home.
With the consent of the Government of Uganda, and as notified to Congress, the United States has sent a small number of U.S. military advisors to the region to assist the forces that are pursuing the LRA and seeking to bring top commanders to justice. These advisors will work with our regional partners and the African Union in the field to strengthen information-sharing, enhance coordination and planning, and improve the overall effectiveness of military operations and the protection of civilians. These advisors will not engage LRA forces unless necessary for self-defense.
This is one component of an ongoing, comprehensive U.S. strategy to address the LRA threat, in accordance with the LRA Disarmament and Northern Uganda Act signed into law in 2011. This strategy includes efforts to help increase the protection of civilians, encourage and facilitate defections of lower-level LRA fighters, and provide continued humanitarian relief.
Click here for the Fact Sheet on U.S. Support to Regional Efforts to Counter the Lord's Resistance Army
Award of Mo Ibrahim Prize to Former President Pedro Pires of Cape Verde
The United States congratulates Pedro de Verona Rodrigues Pires, the former president of Cape Verde, upon being awarded the Ibrahim Prize for Achievement in African Leadership. This prize recognizes President Pires' notable achievements in strengthening democracy, good governance, and economic development, making Cape Verde a model for other West African nations searching for an enduring democratic way forward. Specifically, the award cited Pires's influence in assuring Cape Verde's successful transition in the early 1990s from one-party to multi-party governance.
Spokesperson Nuland on the Five-Year Anniversary of the Murder of Anna Politkovskaya
October 7 marks the fifth-year anniversary of the murder of Russian journalist Anna Politkovskaya. Her reporting on the war in the North Caucasus brought to light the violation of human rights and the suffering of the victims in this conflict. We honor Anna's legacy as a courageous journalist.
While we welcome the recent arrest of suspects in her murder, justice will not be done until all those involved in the crime are identified and prosecuted.
Spokesperson Nuland on the Mosque Attack in Northern Israel
The United States strongly condemns the dangerous and provocative attacks on a mosque in the northern Israeli town of Tuba-Zangariyye, which took place on October 3. Such hateful sectarian actions are never justified. We note that the Israeli Government also strongly condemned the attacks, and we endorse stepped-up efforts by law enforcement authorities to act vigorously to bring to justice those responsible for this heinous act and similar attacks that have taken place in the West Bank.
Spokesperson Nuland: Call for Peaceful Demonstrations in Guinea
The United States calls on those who will gather to commemorate the second anniversary of the tragic 2009 pro-democracy demonstration in Conakry Stadium to do so peacefully, as violence undermines rule of law and threatens Guinea's nascent democracy. During the demonstration in September 2009, 157 people were killed, and more than 1,000 injured when members of Guinea's Presidential Guard opened fire on unarmed peaceful demonstrators and also brutally raped and sexually assaulted hundreds of women. The Guinean people have worked long and hard to bring about democracy; and with legislative elections set for December 29, 2011, now is not the time to lose democratic progress that took 50 years to achieve.
The United States encourages all political players in Guinea to engage in dialogue and act responsibly in order to reconcile differences. We urge Guinean security forces to refrain from using excessive force to control demonstrations.
Spokesperson Nuland on the Ongoing Political Situation in Yemen
The United States takes note of the Gulf Cooperation Council's (GCC) September 23 statement and joins it in expressing deep concern about the current situation in Yemen. We again express our sincere condolences to all those who have lost loved ones as a result of recent violence. We urge all parties to cease violence and exercise maximum restraint. We support the GCC's call for the formation of a committee to investigate events that resulted in the deaths of innocent civilians. Too many Yemenis have lost their lives and each day that passes without a peaceful and orderly transition is another day that the Yemeni people are forced to live in an unstable environment that threatens their security and livelihood.
The Yemeni government must immediately address the democratic aspirations of its people. The Yemeni people have made clear their desire for a peaceful and orderly transition that is responsive to their calls for peace, reconciliation, prosperity, and security.
We again urge President Saleh to initiate a full transfer of power without delay and arrange for presidential elections to be held before the end of the year within the framework of the GCC initiative. The Yemeni people have suffered enough and deserve a path toward a unified, stable, secure, and democratic Yemen. We will continue to work with the GCC and others in the international community to support the Yemeni people's aspirations.
Spokesperson Nuland on Violence in Yemen
The United States extends our deepest condolences to the families of those who lost their lives during recent protests in Sana'a. We have long condemned the use of violence during this period of upheaval and reject any actions that undermine productive efforts underway to achieve a peaceful political resolution to the current crisis in Yemen. We call upon all parties to exercise restraint and refrain from further violence. We urge a prompt, impartial investigation into the events that led to the recent violence.
The United States continues to support the Yemeni people's aspirations for a peaceful and orderly transition that is responsive to their aspirations for peace, reconciliation, prosperity, and security. A political solution is the best way to avoid further bloodshed. We remain hopeful that an agreement will be reached that leads to the expeditious signing of the GCC political transition initiative.
Breakthrough in the Voluntary Principles on Security and Human Rights
For decades, countries rich in oil, gas, or minerals have been cursed by conflict surrounding those resources. Companies in the extractive industries are often accused of complicity in violating human rights. For 11 years, the United States government has been part of a collaborative effort that brings governments, companies, and NGOs together to make sure that as companies extract resources in some of the most difficult places on earth, they take tangible steps to minimize the risk of human rights abuses in the surrounding communities.
On September 15-16, 2011 the Government of Canada hosted an extraordinary plenary meeting of the Voluntary Principles on Security and Human Rights initiative in Ottawa. The State Department helped negotiate a consensus among 19 oil, gas and mining companies, seven governments, and 10 NGOs on a new core document that outlines the expectations of the initiative's participants, and lays out a plan to pursue the creation of a legal entity for the initiative. These long overdue moves put the initiative on stable foundations for its second decade. Several participants also announced a pilot project to explore ways of verifying and guiding the ways that companies live up to the commitments they make. This will help companies maintain high standards while they do business in some of the toughest areas in the world.
The developments in the Voluntary Principles initiative are an example of this Administration's practical approach to working in partnership with corporations, other governments, and civil society groups to start fixing human rights problems that none could solve alone.
Spokesperson Nuland on the Political Transition in Yemen
The United States has seen encouraging signs in recent days from the government and the opposition in Yemen suggesting a renewed willingness to implement a political transition, to include the Vice President signing the GCC-brokered agreement on behalf of President Saleh. The United States believes that three elements that have been agreed by the parties are critical to the successful implementation of the GCC Initiative: 1) Formation of a Government of National Unity; 2) Agreement to hold early Presidential elections by the end of calendar year 2011; and 3) Creation of a High Committee to oversee the country's security and military affairs during the period leading to early elections. The United States believes that these remaining tasks can and should be accomplished quickly and it hopes that an agreement is reached and the signing of the GCC Initiative takes place within one week.
The United States continues to support a peaceful and orderly transition that is responsive to the Yemeni people's aspirations for peace, prosperity, and security. We remain concerned about reports of continued violence. We call on the Yemeni government to protect peaceful protestors, refrain from violence, and bring those responsible for violence to justice.


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Salzkammergut Lakes Region Sightseeing Tour
Travelling via Hof and Fuschl our first stop will be in St Gilgen before travelling a little further on to St Wolfgang.
There you will find many delights including the local church with its famous winged altar from the 15th century by Michael Pacher and the Hotel White Horse Inn- the setting for the famous operetta 'Im Weissen Rössl'.
On the return journey you will pass the picturesque Krottensee and the Castle of Hüttenstein then via the Scharfling pass along the shores of the Mondsee (Moon Lake), passing the town of the same name once famous for its Monastery.
Then continuing back to Salzburg city.
Even Emperor Franz Josef and his family came here for their summer holidays.
Salzburg's prince archbishops held lavish hunting trips in the forests around Fuschl.
Today, the former hunting lodge in Fuschl is home to a luxury hotel.
Tickets - Tour Details
The Salzkammergut tour is an english speaking tour.
A journey into the land of operetta - this is one way of describing our trip to the beautiful Salzkammergut lake district.
An unforgettable day in one of the most beautiful areas of Austria.
From May to October we take a boat trip on St. Wolfgang's Lake. During the winter months we take you to the imperial summer resort town of Bad Ischl.
The return journey takes us past the Krottensee to Mondsee where we make a short stop before returning to Salzburg.
We will book your place, and the tour guide make a pick up service from our hotel.
Duration: from 2pm to 6pm.
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Caption: The satellite image, with eddies clearly visible, shows chlorophyll concentration in the North Atlantic during the spring phytoplankton bloom. Scientists have long known that widespread springtime blooms take up enormous quantities of carbon dioxide, creating organic matter and emitting oxygen. The North Atlantic is an especially crucial region, responsible for more than 20 percent of the entire oceans uptake of human-generated carbon dioxide. New understanding of the underlying physical mechanisms of the annual blooms allows them to be represented more accurately in global models of the oceanic carbon cycle and improves the models' predictive capability.
Credit: Courtesy of Bror Jonsson, Princeton University, and MODIS satellite data, NASA
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More information about Philip Sayce, Stevie Nimmo Trio tickets
Originally born in Wales, Sayce moved to Toronto as a young child. As a teenager he became heavily influenced guitar greats including Stevie Ray Vaughan, Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, Jeff Healey and Mark Knopfler. "I still have distinct memories listening to these incredible musicians," Sayce says. "Their music had a huge effect on me."
Guitar and vocal powerhouse Philip Sayce calls his new album Steamroller, and that's absolutely perfect.
From the moment the title cut's colossal riff kick-starts the disc until the wall of feedback that finishes the soaring instrumental "Aberystwyth" concludes the set list, Sayce's fourth release is a rock 'n' blues joyride — a heavyweight sonic and emotional juggernaut fueled by Sayce's unstoppable talent.
As one half of Scotland's highly respected 'Nimmo Brothers', Stevie Nimmo has been a well known and respected figure throughout the blues and roots world for over 15 years.
Now, having toured extensively with the critically acclaimed blues rock outfit over the last few years, as well as taking to the road in a stripped back, acoustic format to continue promotion of his debut solo project 'The Wynds of Life', Stevie is now setting out on a new adventure in a full-on, electric, no-holds-barred trio format.
Stevie says that, although the acoustic project is extremely satisfying and allows him to showcase his voice and song writing talents in the perfect environment, sometimes "…you just want to break out the Les Paul, crank up the old orange amp and make some noise!"
Which is exactly what he plans to do. The writing process is already underway and a new album is being planned for 2014.
He is enjoying making music now as much as at any point throughout his 20 years in the business and is fully relishing the fresh challenge of a brand new project.
Don't miss this chance to catch an artist at the top of his game doing what he does best – standing on stage playing his own music in his own passionate, inimitable fashion. You will not be disappointed!
What they say:
'Man that guy can sing!'
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'Stevie's voice is at times gritty, other times emotional but all times perfection!'
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'Stevie possesses a great depth to his work. He has come through with an album befitting those lending support and that pretty much says it all.'
Displaying a burning passion to get down and dirty, he becomes neck deep in the swampy Louisiana side of things when he comes up with a future blues steeped rock gem as 'Long Road To Heaven'.. Muscle Shoals at its peak would be proud of having recorded this track!'
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Not just for memory, improves mood and mental outlook
4 people found the following review helpful
Posted by Reviewer2599628 on Oct 14, 2012
Purchased at iHerb
Within a week I noticed better memory. I was having problems finding words and recalling names and that improved but a nice side effect was that my outlook on life greatly improved. I was not as irritable, had better energy (physical and mental), didn't feel as overwhelmed by life and was generally happier and in a better mood.I am guessing the eleuthero might be responsible for this since it's an adaptogen. This product might be worth a try for depression caused by adrenal fatigue.
Definitely worth buying!
4 people found the following review helpful
Posted by Supplementsdiy on Nov 17, 2013
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Ginkgo Biloba is one of the most researched and well known brain herb. Ginkgo Biloba is a powerful antioxidant, that reduce free radical damage to the brain and as well as increases blood flow and oxygenation to our brain. In the proces s, more nutrients are acces sible by our brain as well. Gota Kola is known for improving mental function such as memory, concentration. It also aids in calming and relaxing the mind. Siberian Eleuthero is an adaptogen and is known to boost our energy and endurance to cope with stres s. It also increases oxygen level in our blood. The combined benefits are improved memory, increased alertnes s, sharpnes s and concentration power, calm and relax the mind, improve mental energy and help to lift brain fog. It can reverse some of the symptoms of neurodegenerative diseases. This product is one of the best brain enhancers as it uses glas s bottle with metal lid and oxygen absorber. The herbs smell very fresh when you opened it and the smell remains strong over a long period of time (les ser by the time you almost finish the bottle). You can be sure that the product remains fresh even if you are away for travelling. It contains therapeutical amount of Gingko (240 mg), as compared to 60 mg most commonly in most similar products. Lastly, there are no flow agents, fillers and binders! I use 2 daily so this bottle can last me 2 months. The capsules are vegetarians, not too big and easy to swallow. As for the price, it is cheap, considering that your brain is used every second and under great stres s! Check out my page for more reviews!
It Works Wonderful
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Posted by FruitsAndHerbs on Jul 18, 2011
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I've noticed better memory-retention. I can recall facts, numbers and other information much faster than before. It's amazing what nature gives us. Thumbs up to HealthForce for CircuForce :-)
I can feel the effect immediately!
3 people found the following review helpful
Posted by djsoma on Apr 13, 2010
Purchased at iHerb
Yeah, does exactly what it promises. For intense use you can take 4 caps which delivers almost a gram of ginkgo extract. And other brands claim that 120 mg is a lot ... well it's not.
Not much of a difference.
2 people found the following review helpful
Posted by Reviewer2284294 on Dec 27, 2010
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I couldn't really tell much difference from taking this product. I may reorder and give it another month, but so far, it is not working.


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While the super bowl festivities are over, economic benefits will continue to flow in New Orleans with the January 28, 2013 opening of the $52 million Loyloa Avenue streetcar line.
Stretching 0.8 route miles (1.6 track miles), the state-of-the-art double tracked alignment operates between Union Passenger Terminal, the Mercedes-Benz Superdome, and the Canal Street streetcar line.
This project is a result of lobbying efforts partically on the part of a local advocacy group called Ride New Orleans. The group was founded in 2009 to advocate for the RTA to construct a streetcar extension for residents as opposed to a previous project designed to cater to tourist.
Rachel Heiligman, executive director of transit riders' advocacy group Ride New Orleans, noted that in 2009 the New Orleans Regional Transit Authority (NORTA) announced a streetcar-extension program focused on building a line on the Convention Blvd. neutral grounds. "That proposal would have served tourists over residents and duplicated service that the Riverfront streetcar line offers to the Convention Center," she said. NORTA opened the Riverfront line in1988 and expanded it in 1997.http://www.huffingtonpost.com/susan-buchanan/new-orleans-launches-its_b_2559431.html
The prospect of a Convention Blvd. line spurred the founding of Ride New Orleans, Heiligman said. "Advocates convinced the NORTA to shift its support to a Loyola Ave., N. Rampart Street and St. Claude Avenue line," she said.
A map of the Loyola Avenue Streetcar Line.
In 2010, the NORTA won a $45 million TIGER grant to pay for the new Loyola Avenue extension by meeting the U.S. Department of Transportation's grant requirements for projects that made multi-modal connections and have regional impact. The Loyola Avenue project does this by connects Union Passenger Terminal, the post office, the Hyatt Regency Hotel, the Mercedes-Benz Superdome, City Hall, the public library and downtown hospitals with the existing historic streetcar system.
Featuring spacious solar-lit stations and connecting the Superdome, Amtrak and intercity bus service with the French Quarter, the line is already spurring transit oriented development in the area. One project underway is the $185 million South Market District. South Market is intended to be a mixed-use, transit-oriented development combining 500 luxury apartments with 170,000 square feet of retail, restaurants, and entertainment venues.
South Market District locator map courtesy of http://www.southmarketdistrict.com/
With the Loyola line now up and running, the NORTA is working on plans to expand the streetcar network to additional areas of the city.
Existing and proposed streetcar lines.
When will Jacksonville recognize and take advantage of the strong link between fixed transit and private sector transit oriented development to spur economic growth and job creation within its own boundaries?
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Traffic's crowded with ideas, but imaginative gridlock keeps them from going anywhere
Hopscotching chronology elevates New Age mysticism in a heart transplant melodrama
Actors Bite Hand That Feeds,
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Moviegoers Avoid Big-Budget Pitfalls
Do the Left Thing
Having Your Way With Hollywood, or the Further Adventures of Steven Soderbergh
Thrillers! Satires! Westerns! Indies! Blockbusters! Sequels!
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Let them know that the Utah Utes is the one to beat when you stay toasty in this hoodie from Nike. It features outlined block lettering across the chest for a great way to show that your team is a winner in practice and association!
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my gushy was wet last night.
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Very warm wishes of health and happiness from your friends at RetroDPRK!
Aside from a few charming Charlie Brown-esque Christmas trees pulling year-round decorative duty in Pyongyang restaurants, Retro DPRK images of the festive season can be difficult to come by.
It was decided therefore to take the opportunity to share a really nice souvenir from Wonson, indeed one with a sentiment perhaps apropo of the season -- world peace and friendship. Beautiful.
The piece is an 100% Silk Scarf, hand-produced in a folk-art style in Pyongyang. The Korean characters read Ok-Ryu Folk Art (옥류민예). Based upon the symbol in the earring, it seems this was produced as a souvenir for guests at Wonson hotels and the nearby Songdowon Resort Area, a location of many festivals and conferences of international friendship / peace / art / music, etc. during the Communist era. Festivals of this sort were not unique to Communist countries; many Western nations and religious organizations also had similar international exchanges at the time. Excellent postcards from these festivals will be featured in future posts.
It is possibly interesting to note that these festivals still go on to this day, and arguably remain one of the largest formal ways in which the DPRK engages in cultural exchanges with friendly nations. The Koryo Hotel will be full during this time, and it is possible to mingle with participants from Southeast Asia, Africa, the Middle East and the former Communist countries which have maintained strong links with Pyongyang.
It turns out that silk is quite difficult to photograph properly, but the image shouldn't suffer too much from the added photoshop festoonery. The original is lovely as well, you can see it here...


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While landing on a lake, the single-engine amphibian airplane nosed over. The 666-hour pilot reported that he configured the aircraft for a normal approach into the wind for the first of many practice water landings. At approximately 400 feet MSL, he inadvertently selected the landing gear handle, while reaching for the flap handle. The landing gear and the flap handles are two position levers, with the flaps either being full "UP" or full "DOWN", as is the landing gear lever. As he continued the approach and performed the "flow check", the pilot reported that the rising sun created a glare within the cockpit, which prevented verification of the position of the flaps and landing gear. Confirmation of the landing gear position with the external mirrors was also impaired by the sunlight. Upon contact with the water, the airplane "violently" flipped over onto its back. The pilot stated that for the previous three weeks he was unable to practice water landings, due to maintenance on the nose gear doors. During this time, he performed landings on hard surface runways.
The National Transportation Safety Board determines the probable cause(s) of this accident to be:
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