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Davis Roots, a new nonprofit business accelerator bridging the city of Davis and the University of California, Davis, officially opened at the historic Hunt-Boyer Mansion on April 30. The enterprise was built to support start-ups with the goal of keeping them in Davis once they succeed, and already has two new companies ready to move in.
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Professor Prasad Naik was one of the top-five finalists for the prestigious 2008 William F. O'Dell Award, for his pioneering research on the role of synergy in integrating marketing communications. The American Marketing Association awards the honor for articles published in the Journal of Marketing Research over the last five years. The articles are judged by the Editorial Board as the "most significant, long-term contribution to marketing theory, methodology, and/or practice."
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After soaking up the culture, history and bustling growth in Beijing, the students hit the ground running in Shanghai and Hong Kong. They met with executives at 25 companies and organizations to learn firsthand about booming business and opportunities in the world's most populous country.
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| Recently I overheard a Father and daughter in their last moments together at the airport. They had announced the departure. Standing near the security gate, they hugged and the Father said, 'I love you, and I wish you enough.'
The daughter replied, 'Dad, our life together has been more than enough. Your love is all I ever needed. I wish you enough, too, Dad.' They kissed and the daughter left.
The Father walked over to the window where I was seated. Standing there I could see he wanted and needed to cry. I tried not to intrude on his privacy, but he welcomed me in by asking, 'Did you ever say good-bye to someone knowing it would be forever?' 'Yes, I have,' I replied. 'Forgive me for asking, but why is this a forever good-bye?'
'I am old, and she lives so far away. I have challenges ahead and the reality is - the next trip back will be for my funeral,' he said. 'When you were saying good-bye, I heard you say, 'I wish you enough.' May I ask what that means?'
He began to smile. 'That's a wish that has been handed down from other generations. My parents used to say it to everyone...' He paused a moment and looked up as if trying to remember it in detail, and he smiled even more.
'When we said, 'I wish you enough,' we were wanting the other person to have a life filled with just enough good things to sustain them.' Then turning toward me, he shared the following as if he were reciting it from memory.
He then began to cry and walked away. They say it takes a minute to find a special person, an hour to appreciate them, a day to love them; but then an entire life to forget them.
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At this point, it seems like Barack Obama's worshipers will cheer at anything he says. Imagine him speaking at one of his daily campaign rallies and saying the following:
What we need now is to take a good long look at slavery. We know many folks don't want a job, but that bums the rest of us out. When we bring back slavery, everybody will be accounted for. Everybody will have a job and be secure in the knowledge that they are contributing to the greater good of the state. Our slaves would be well-fed and have great healthcare and birth control devices. They would be off every other Sunday and one full week in the summer plus all federal holidays. Now how does that sound?
The crowd would cheer, but Obama is just revving up:
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With the OCTA preparing to hire a contractor for the work, the city hopes to have seven pedestrian rail crossings along the beach trail equipped a year from now with stationary horns that typically would replace louder horns from approaching trains.
• A 2005 federal rule required trains nationwide to routinely blow the horn four times when approaching rail crossings.
• It allowed communities to apply for exceptions by improving safety at railroad crossings.
• The rule came as San Clemente was developing a $15 million beach trail already designed to improve railroad safety by channeling pedestrians to signalized crossings.
• For decades, beachgoers had crossed the tracks at random.
• The San Clemente coast was relatively quiet during trail construction.
• There was a backlash once people heard how the new crossings were triggering a succession of train horns through town day and night.
• The OCTA has partnered with cities on safety improvements and "quiet zones" at 50 crossings across Orange County.
• Two of those crossings are in San Clemente. The seven others are in a separate category because of their pedestrian orientation.
A year from now, San Clemente hopes to have trains rolling through town using a kinder, gentler version of the loud locomotive horn that residents, business owners and beach visitors know so well.
It's the 112-decibel horn that routinely sounds more than 900 times a day along the surf community's 2.3-mile beach trail.
The OCTA is preparing to hire a contractor in December to equip seven pedestrian rail crossings along the trail with a stationary horn that will sound like an approaching train's horn, but not as loud. The goal is to have a stationary 80-decibel horn replace oncoming trains' need to routinely blow their 112-decibel horn four times for each railroad crossing, as a federal rule requires.
The city and the OCTA don't have approval from the California Public Utilities Commission to operate the audible-warning system in lieu of the federal horn-blowing rule. The OCTA has been working with local, regional, state and federal agencies since 2009 on the proposal as an upgrade to the seven railroad crossings, seeking a waiver of the rule, but the CPUC process has taken longer than expected.
On Oct. 22 the OCTA board authorized construction bidding for the audible-warning system. OCTA documents estimate that construction could cost $1.25 million and say that the OCTA needs to hire a contractor by Dec. 31 to keep alive a grant the agency received from the state. Joel Zlotnik, OCTA spokesman, said Monday that the agency received one bid, which is under review. He had no other information.
On Tuesday night, San Clemente's City Council will receive a status report and consider spending $86,500 for continuing services of legal specialists and lobbyists working to win CPUC approval. A decision by the CPUC should come in April, a city staff report says.
If the OCTA wins approval and the system goes into operation, oncoming trains could still blow their horns if the driver sees any danger ahead. Hitting the horn just wouldn't be routine at each crossing. Also, the stationary horns would be in addition to flashing red lights, bells and automatic crossing gates that already alert the public at each crossing.
The city and the OCTA are partners in the project. The stationary horns are proposed to be 80 decibels instead of 112 because the stationary horns would be sounding closer to the intended audience than they would be from a moving train. Also, the system is aimed at pedestrians who are outdoors, not people inside a car approaching a vehicular crossing.
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A lifetime best in the 100 breaststroke against in-state rivals Iowa State was one of four victories for Emma Sougstad this past weekend.
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Nebraska's Cassie Brassard won two events as the Huskers rolled against Northern Iowa.
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Defending NCAA Champion Brooklynn Snodgrass leads the nation in the 200 backstroke again in the 2014-2015 season.
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Arkansas Remains Undefeated After Beating Nebraska at Home
The University of Arkansas women's swimming and diving team improved their record to 3-0 by defeating the University of Nebraska Cornhuskers at home, 205-95.
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Prelims Improvement Numbers Knock Down Another Second on Day 2 of 2013 NCAA Women's Championships.
North Carolina, including Danielle Siverling above, is bucking the trend of improvement at this meet. (Photo Courtesy: Tim Binning/TheSwimPictures.com)
What The Coaches Are Talking About on Day 1…Over 80% of Individuals Slower than Seed
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It was a pleasure for us to meet with you also. Sitting around a table with like minded others takes the whole concept of Freemen and Lawful Rebellion to a new level - it helps to take it out of our heads and into real life for a while; a worthwhile experience at any time. We're looking forward to the next meeting and hope that we can continue to contribute in positive fashion.
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Thanks for your kind words and very much looking forword to the next meeting. We really enjoyed meeting and nattering too
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Hi Deborah, thanks for writing. I do hope I can re-schedule with KFM and speak to all of you in the new year or spring when I'm returning to the UK and Europe - part of our plan is to descend on the Vatican with many others in the Occupy the Vatican campaign. Should be fun! More updates coming, strength to all of you,
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hi there deborah, been mad busy and have just signed into my profile for the first time. I am very interested in the withholding utility bills talk but am unsure about travelling arrangements, do you know what train will need from central london? Cheers mate.
Hi Deborah,
Thank you for adding me. I am a private individual who has been wrongfully arrested by the police and falsely charged. I was acquitted on an Abuse of Process Argument which was held by a Crown Court Judge in Liverpool. The police withheld/destroyed crucial CCTV evidence in relation to my Defence.
During the proceedings the CCTV operator was found by the Court to have committed perjury and perverting the course of public justice and an order was made for an investigation into his evidence which was in the form of a statement and a transcript of a 999 call log he made to the police in which he stated why have I been arrested as I had done nothing wrong.
His trial is now being followed by the press and I intend to take various parties involved to court for damages.
As a result of my experiences I set up a facebook group called Warriors for Justice (http://www.facebook.com/#!/groups/wfj2010/ ) for people who had experienced similar circumstances at the hands of the police. It was through that group that I heard about this site and I understand this site/group has spoken of common law et al, which is of interest to me and matters of constitutional affairs etc. I am yet to fully review your site, but look forward to doing so in due course.
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When I was in college, Greyhound was a necessary evil. Generally, I just sucked it up and suffered through the three hour trip from Maine to Boston (where the girls were), but it was pretty miserable. Japan, though, has managed to turn bus travel into what looks like first-class air travel, with extreme luxury seat modules that they call cocoons.


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exactly what the title says is what i plan to do.
disregaurd everything i have previously posted
it's crap
and so is everything i'll probably post in the future.
i cringed at every middle school art and journal post, but am too lazy to go through and delete.
I really haven't changed that much though.
i still suck at spelling, and art (although people like to tell me otherwise), and i spend way too much time on tumblr (animaluva5123.tumblr.com)
i'm still socially awkwards most of the time but I now have a group of friends that i love dearly and hope they never find this dumb blog
i feel like I've gained more knowlegde about myself in terms of sexuality and religion, but not about career paths or future plans. that's mainly what's causing the possible depression i have. anywho...yeah
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The Rosalind Russell Medical Research Center for Arthritis at UCSF is a strong international force improving the quality of life for people with the world's number one crippling disease.
Countless individuals are living lives with greater mobility and less pain, thanks to research supported by the Center. Specifically, the Center directs contributions from donors to priority investigations conducted by biomedical scientists on the faculty of the UCSF Division of Rheumatology, which is consistently ranked among the top two or three arthritis research groups in the world.
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The United States Congress established the Center at UCSF in 1978 to posthumously honor the stage and film actress who almost single-handedly focused the nation's attention on the seriousness of the disease. In having the courage to publicly share her personal struggle with severe rheumatoid arthritis and by serving on a landmark presidential commission, Rosalind Russell helped pave the way for the major worldwide research effort that continues today.
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Feature Set 2Congratulations to the new featured winners, thank you all for entering. I'm enjoying looking through all these diverse galleries. I hope others are as well.
So, here's the talented featured winners :
1.(#15) :iconthe-demons-within: Hosting a rather dark gallery, The-Demons-Within is an interesting digital artists. She seems to put so much soul into her artworks, I can almost feel the pain in some of them. I love her style, and interesting photomanipulations.
2.(#13) :iconcraftcove: There are many craft artists on DA but, so few charm artists. As her name suggests, Craftcove crafts many different things from beeded animals, flowers and dragons to earings, collars and bracelets. With the amount of detail on all of her works I can only imagine how much time she puts in to them (beaded animals alone take a great deal of patience). Her gallery is filled with many eye catchingly creative pieces o
Feature Set 3Congratulations to the new featured deviants, and as always thanks for entering. Unfortunately, due to my rather stupid computer, the things I had written about the featured winners were lost when my the internet stopped working entirely. I had no backup copy, and for that I am sorry. So to compensate for my lateness (as I had and have several things to do today) and lack of gallery descriptions, the featured winners today will get some more of their artwork featured. I hope this is ok, and you'll all forgive me and understand.
So, without further ado, here's the next set of talented winners :
1.(#2) :iconkodemaster: (I'd just like to point out that miss KodeMaster's number was generated three times. Luck really wanted to give you a feature! XD)
2.(#14) :iconliieszz:
:thumb204083996:Goldscale by Liieszz:thumb305469056
Feature Set 4Congratulations to the next set of featured deviants, and again thanks for entering.
This is my favorite feature so far, because I really like the diversity between these five artists style of art.
So I hope you will enjoy the featured artists and their artwork as much as I enjoyed browsing their galleries. ^^
Here they are:
1.(#11) :iconlilith-the-5th: Although somewhat small, Lilith-the-5th's gallery is filled with breathtakingly detailed digital artworks. She only asked for one deviation to be featured, but it's a perfect example of how amazing her artwork is.
2.(#29) :iconjustCh-l-c: Boasting a gallery mainly full of photography, JustCh-L-C is the model featured in all these photos. Among her gallery are also cosplay photos, wonderful photomanipulations and even a Residen Evil fanfiction.
3.(#35) :iconthatjuanartist: If you're looking for a diverse traditional artist, look no furthe
Feature Set 5 (Photography Edition)(+one digital artist )
Congratulations to the newest set of featured deviants, and as always thanks for entering.
Here's the new set of talented winners :
1.(#7) :iconweridofwerid: This deviant boasts a gallery full of crisp, clear photos.
2.(#12) :iconrainycloudywindy: Not only a photographer, rainycloudywindy's gallery also has origami crafts, drawings and literature.
3.(#17) :iconamenaphenomena: This deviant's gallery is filled with photos of many different subjects, from nature, to statues, animals to objects.
Unbroken Bond by AmenaPhenomenaOuter bounds by AmenaPhenomenaSunset uncovered by AmenaPhenomenaDelicioso by AmenaPhenomenaDeath Stare by AmenaPhenomena
4.(#27) :iconlexie11: Host to a very colorful gallery, lexie11 also has a few digital drawings hidden amongst her photos.
droplets by lexie11lovely flowers by lexie11caterpillar by lexie11some hearts by lexie11little ladybug by lexie11


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I didn't spend much time on this one....so if you want a much better remix, I found this strangers remix. I don't know who he is, but his remix is tons cooler!
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Welcome to the Weekly Fairy Tail manga edition! I'm Taka, an Anime Vice wiki editor. You can also check out Katmic's review of the same chapter. My reviews are more neutral and wiki oriented since I promote the wiki pages. All comments are welcome here or the Fairy Tail Discussion (Manga) thread.
When Millianna stumbles upon Erza and Jellal, Ultear comes out and explains that Simon's death was on her own hands. Meanwhile, Sting joins present Rogue in the battle. Elsewhere, Gray and Lyon meet up with Juvia and Meredy. When Gray is about to tell Juvia something, he gets shot multiple times by the dragons.
Will Gray survive?
- While Ultear gets a huge burden off her shoulders, she still holds regrets. How does this tie with Gray's scene in this chapter? I'm guessing she might make a sacrifice to save Gray maybe to atone for her sins. It's a wild guess after all chapter is named Sin and Sacrifice.
- Kagura's scene demonstrates that she has come to terms. It was more convincing than Millianna's scene.
- Juvia's distraction breaks the tension a bit before Gray gets shot. It didn't match up the flow of the chapter.
Overall, it's a great chapter with a surprise. Gray fans are left with a giant cliffhanger. I'm sure that Hiro Mashima won't be killing off Gray because it's not his style to kill off supporting characters. I'm familiar with his earlier works, Rave Master. I'm guessing Ultear and Meredy will have a big role with Gray in the near future. I'm hoping Gray and Ultear will have interaction.
Thank you for reading. Please support Fairy Tail legally when the manga or the anime comes out in your home country.
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I'm now a contributor at the long-running art/design blog OkGreat. You can see my posts here. Of course I will still be posting here at Labor&Curse, so don't fret.
I'm now a contributor at the long-running art/design blog OkGreat. You can see my posts here. Of course I will still be posting here at Labor&Curse, so don't fret.
Geneva-based studio Schaffter Sahli has a portfolio full of beautiful cultural institution-focused work.
"By relating to the ambitions of our clients and associates the studio is able to achieve a level of design where the form of message and its communicative content intertwine tightly."
I can dig it.
Some solid identity work coming out of Australia's SouthSouthWest design studio.
Markus Amm is a German artist working in Berlin.
Zurich-based studio Prill Vieceli Cremers have a portfolio full of wonderful poster and book design. There's a lot to look through, so get to it.
Based in Dublin, Ireland, Conor & David have a solid portfolio of thoughtful, superbly-executed work. I love the simplicity of the mark they created for the Architecture Tours Ireland.
Love this identity by Sheffield-based Peter&Paul for The Architecture Foundation.
I Like Birds from Hamburg, Germany got in touch recently to point me to their portfolio. I love the playful experimentation they've got going on. Great work.
Considered by some as the "greatest living calligrapher", the work of Hassan Massoudy is downright beautiful.
"When I think my gesture is just right the interior conflict ceases, even if that sensation only lasts a few minutes. It is a moment of joy when the alphabet is no longer an instrument of logic but an attitude of writing, a pure sensation that can easily come into contact with the poet, who has probably been through the same process. This calligraphy reflects my vision of the world, it has become the desire that the world should be thus, with a new harmony and new freedom."
- Hassan Massoudy
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