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What can you do with a degree in the visual arts? Below is a partial list of some of the positions currently held by our alumni. For additional information on how visual arts graduates are generally succeeding in the workforce, check out the Strategic National Arts Alumni Project (SNAAP), developed and distributed by Indiana University.
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text: Unie Girl's Volleyball Team View full-size image < previous next > Is this photo a winner? "We play at the women's volleyball league. We also have a coed volleyball team and we have been used CustomInk to make our T-shirts many times (we've ordered 5 types of T-shirts so far)." - Unie (Dec 18, 2006) Share this photo on: Twitter Facebook Pinterest Similar Photos: league | red | california | team | volleyball | gildan ultra cotton t | sunnyvale Feeling inspired? Visit the CustomInk Design Lab to start your own group order. Design Your Own comment by anonymous - Mar 21, 2007 - back to the top Great volleyball players!


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Photos and Description of this 1 bedroom holiday apartment in Sainte-Anne
Charming studios with sea views, swimming pool, comfortable, wifi, sleeps 4.
Install on the terrace of these apartments set in a beautiful landscaped park and flowered 9 acres of royal palms, Domaine L'Anse des Rochers at St. Francis, you sip the little punch while having a nice garden view the sea and the pool, you dorerez the sun, lying on a lounger in a huge swimming pool of 1200 m2! , Facing the ocean, where you'll pass off, the fishing boats and departing for the islands: Marie Galante, Désirade and the Saints, that evocative names .You can experience with diving on site (not open every day) the seabed with fish and other seafood to be enjoyed in the many restaurants. You walk barefoot on the sandy beach of this beautiful planted with coconut palms and umbrellas and before your eyes the Caribbean with its coral reefs, turquoise blue sea with an average temperature of 26 degrees from January to December !! Sports enthusiasts may be physically on the tennis court facing the sea or the choice of morning jog in the park or along the beach, there is a space to play bocce, mini golf and also to St. -Francois (4 kms) a magnificent 18-hole international golf course with a 5990 m overlooking the Caribbean.
Your first breakfast you have been offered at the beach restaurant ti coco (minimum 1 week).
Believe us, the photos are beautiful, but you will find the area of Anse Des Rochers even more beautiful when you get there !!!
Formerly classified *** Anchorage hotel was one of the most beautiful resort in Guadeloupe with its pool of 1200m2, lagoon, beach planted with coconut trees & park of 9 hectares all maintained perfectly. This place is a true paradise in the Caribbean.
As for rentals, we all (owners of the Anse Des Rochers) 'more or less' renovated our homes with different decorations according to individual tastes and tried to get the most comfort possible you are entitled to expect .It with warmth and simplicity Caribbean we try to accommodate you and make every effort to offer you a pleasant stay, (I think it's able to see the comments left on HomeAway 3 years, regardless of the studio) .This area is a haven of tranquility in a beautiful tropical park and are all (in our interest) very committed to this little paradise remains a pleasant one and you does that have very fond memories of your time at the Anse Des Rochers.
Do not forget our beautiful city of St Francis with its local market (market place) every morning and night market (avenue de l'Europe, parallel to the course) every Tuesday evening from 17:00 to 21:00, a small port fishing which has retained its original appearance, and in contrast to the modern marina with all its restaurants, shops, casino and the famous golf course of St. Francis known around the world by practitioners of the sport.
We hope very soon to the area of Anse Des Rochers
Nathalie and Laurent NICOLAS. Coral Residence, studio 'Passion Fruit'
Bougainvillea residence, studio '1,2,3 soleil'
FOR INFO: If you would be interested in possibly booking our accommodation 2 they are 20 m from each other.
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text: Nazareth College http://www.naz.edu These are the search results for the query, showing results 1 to 4. Italian Film Director Holds Screening at Nazareth, Jan. 30 http://www.naz.edu/news/nazareth-colleges-casa-italiana-brings-italian-film-maker-to-rochester-jan.-29-30 No publisher jlachel7 CAS Casa Italiana 2014-02-06T14:20:27Z Naz News Nazareth College Professor Honored by National Italian American Assocation http://www.naz.edu/news/nazareth-college-professor-honored-by-national-italian-american-assocation Stella Plutino-Calabrese has been selected as the recipient of the 2012 Elena Lucrezia Cornaro Award by the NYS Grand Lodge Order of Sons of Italy in America. No publisher agallo3 CAS Casa Italiana 2012-07-18T17:12:49Z Naz News Casa Italiana Hosts First U.S. Screenings of Two Award-Winning Italian Films, March 28-29 http://www.naz.edu/news/casa-italiana-presents-first-u.s.-screenings-of-two-award-winning-italian-films First-ever U.S. screenings of two award-winning Italian films held at Nazareth College on March 28 & March 29 at 6:30 p.m. No publisher agallo3 Casa Italiana Film 2012-04-03T14:56:17Z Naz News Casa Italiana Presents Dr. J. Richard Ciccone for Mancini Lecture, Nov. 15 http://www.naz.edu/news/november-2011/casa-italiana-presents-dr.-j.-richard-ciccone-for-mancini-lecture-nov.-15 Casa Italiana Mancini Lecture features Dr. J. Richard Ciccone speaking about "Insanity: Getting Away With Murder?" No publisher jlong2 Casa Italiana 2012-02-15T17:28:03Z Naz News


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Today I'm back with my first video post in over a year. Since then I've gotten a little wiser and my hair's gotten a little longer.
Hard to believe, but I've been writing here on LWP for four years now! It took me a couple of those years to really get to a place where I actually enjoyed writing.
That enjoyment came when I stopped trying to be a crowd pleaser and started writing, first and foremost, for myself. When I did, I found that I not only enjoyed writing more – but that the quality of my writing was far better and that, most importantly, my writing was relatable and was embraced by a more active, engaged audience. The result? A more involved readership and community that gave (and gives) a damn about what I have to say.
The quickest path to burnout as a writer is writing void of the most important thing: Yourself.
Damn, now I've gone and spoiled the entire video for you…
I sort of approached this topic on my blog recently, mostly because I was tired of everyone's personal blog turning into some type of industry blog. Write for you, write ABOUT you!
Hello Matt:
Thanks for this great reminder!
I started my Blog (matthewsmatters) IN 01/2010 WITH GREAT ANTICIPATION
iT WAS A MAJOR ACCOMPLISHMENT for me at the time….I grew to the point where I looked forward TO Writing 1-2 posts per week……To me it was much like sharing my 'journal' with the world & I grew to LOVE it.
Before Blogging I never considered myself a writer or that I had much folks would be interested in reading…but after a year or so I realized blogging was about me….my aspirations,,,goals,,Passions & Insights…& that WAS & Is all that truly mattered (just as you have been saying recently).
Blogging, much like journaling has been a catharsis for me & a way to 'Find Myself' —who I am & what my purpose is as a person.
Sadly, about a year ago or so my Blog began a 'slow demise' …lol….as I got sidetracked in a new venture…Only within the last month has my 'call to write' been renewed again…I feel as though I missed out a lot when I allowed myself to 'fall off the blogging wagon'…….I am finding it difficult to get things going again with the momentum I had , had….I had great 'Visions' about sharing my message with the world & even developing a PD course on values/talent discovery…..Oh well I can always take that up again!:-)
I love what one respected Lady Blogger shared about becoming a good writer—To be a good Blogger/Writer –JUST WRITE!
Matt I appreciate what you share each day….you are one of my favs!:-)
Great video btw….I have over 90 videos on Utube—I Think I love Video even more than Blogging in some ways…..I must learn to make my videos more professional looking like your though…lol
Be Blessed
Matt Geib The Great
Congrats on 4 years!
This post/video couldn't have come at a better time. Earlier today while I was driving around (sulking a bit) it hit me that writing for myself is exactly what I need to start doing again. I think the reason I haven't blogged in almost a year (wow!) is b/c I was trying to please everyone else — silly me!
Hi Matt:
Great advice…for better or worse, I have always written about topics that interest me. The "worse" part comes in because this has likely meant that it has grown more slowly. I'm writing less posts than I ever have, but thanks to Google recognizing my blog as more trustworthy…have seen more traffic than ever. At least I think that's what is happening. If I wrote a blog to gain a quick mass audience, I probably would have given up a long time ago. Writing for me has helped me stay "in the game" much longer than if I had not. Great job!
"Don't ask yourself what the world needs. Ask yourself what makes you come alive and then go do that. Because what the world needs is people who've come alive." Perhaps, my favorite quote of them all, for it's inherent truth. Too much of our lives – in every facet, not just our writing – is geared towards others, whether the intent be to capture, impress , project upon, etc. We need to spend more time writing for ourselves, thinking for ourselves, living for ourselves. It seems a bit selfish at times, to act solely for oneself, but in the end, it's the only way we can prevent ourselves from losing sight of who we really are and what we really think.
Great perspective. I started my blog as a kind of personal reflections journal, and have found that when Im consistent – regardless of what I write – my readership grows. As soon as it becomes a chore it loses its purpose for me.
I'm new to your blog, and I'm glad I found it.


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15 features Apple should include in iOS 7
Summary: With a rapid increase of iPhones and iPads at work, Apple has yet to embrace the enterprise following by catering for business-focused users. Here's what we want in iOS 7, the next iteration of Apple's mobile platform.
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Automatic app updates
Apps are updated all the time, and in many cases at least once or twice a week. While it can be annoying having to update all the time, this causes a fragmentation problem among enterprise users. Some iPhone and iPad users will be using one version of an app, while others will be using a newer version because they took the time to update. This can lead to security problems for IT managers.
It makes sense to allow automatic app updating, particularly if this can be set as a policy by the corporate MDM service. Of course, it would make sense to have this enabled over wi-fi only, so as to avoid "bill shock", particularly if the purse strings on the IT budget are particularly stretched.
Custom domain search in Spotlight
iOS' search engine Spotlight is currently limited to searching the device, the web, and Wikipedia. The latter two are near pointless for users who need to search their corporate domain — such as SharePoint, Google Sites, Google Docs, or any other search-enabled service within the firewall. It would make sense for those hooked up to a business or enterprise network to be able to quickly search custom domains for the content they need quick access to.
Unread item count on lock screen
iOS has a privacy problem. There are numerous options available for displaying incoming messages and notifications on the lock screen. For those dealing with particularly sensitive or personal work, it makes sense to display these items, but in a privacy-conscious way.
Apple could include an unread-count-only feature that would only display simply the number of unread emails, SMSes, missed phone calls, and suchlike in the lock screen, without displaying the first line of the message or the caller's name.
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