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Retake Osgiliath
The Fourth Adventure Pack in the Against the Shadow Cycle Is Now Available |
The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game | Published 09 August 2013 |
"As the dark drew on I knew that haste was needed, so I rode thence with three others that could also be horsed. The rest of my company I sent south to strengthen the garrison at the fords of Osgiliath."
–Faramir, The Return of the King
After rescuing the villagers of Amon Dîn, Middle-earth's heroes lend their strength and cunning to the Men of Gondor marching to reclaim Gondor's ancient capital from the forces of Mordor. Come death and come honor, the newest battle for Osgiliath begins…
Assault on Osgiliath, the fourth Adventure Pack in the Against the Shadow cycle for The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game, is now available at your local retailer and online through our webstore!
As the fourth chapter in the Against the Shadow story arc, Assault on Osgiliath draws upon the events of The Steward's Fear, The Drúadan Forest, and Encounter at Amon Dîn. Then, it propels the storyline forward with clever tactics, brutal combat, and the opportunity to participate in a scene of epic proportions.
At its heart, Assault on Osgiliath is a battle for the ancient Gondorian city of Osgiliath. Led by Lord Boromir, the forces of Gondor are brave and noble, but they'll need your help to win the day. Orcs and Southrons in the service of Sauron have entrenched themselves along the city's avenue and hidden themselves behind its every wall. There can be no victory until every last foe is routed, until every last inch of the city falls once again under the watch of Gondor. The battles will be deadly. Many will fall. Where will you launch your first assault?
Prepare for Battle
The centerpiece of Assault on Osgiliath is one of the most sweeping and epic battles in The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game. As the Gondorian war host engages the Orcs and Southrons who have garrisoned themselves within Osgiliath's ruins, players vie with the encounter deck for control of Osgiliath locations, traveling from one to the next.
You'll face battles and sieges, Orcs and Southrons, unique locations, new enemies, and deadly treachery. Appropriately, as it tasks you to take the lead in a direct confrontation with a city full of Mordor's minions, Assault on Osgiliath is one of the game's most challenging standard mode scenarios, particularly in multiplayer. It is also one of the most tactical of all The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game experiences.
There's only one quest stage in Assault on Osgiliath, and all you have to do to complete it is seize control of every Osgiliath location. If you do, you win. Otherwise, the Orcs and Southrons counter your advances. Their reinforcements arrive. They let you hole up for a time in the one piece of the city that you secured, and then they surge over the walls. The land you earned with your blood, they retake.
Click on the image above to see quest stage 1B.
In order to avoid meeting your doom in the ruins of Gondor's ancient capital, you must carefully plan your approach. In the scenario's setup, each player chooses one enemy and one unique location to put into play. Of course, this means the scenario scales well for multiple player, but it also means the scenario is eminently replayable. Those choices will have long-term repercussions throughout your adventures in the ruined lands between Gondor and Mordor.
Then, after setup, you dive into the quest headlong, and your success depends upon your ability to find the best way to seize control of all the encounter's Osgiliath locations. These locations are all immune to your player card effects, so you'll need to travel from one to the other as often as possible. Will you travel first to The King's Library (Assault on Osgiliath, 97) or West Gate (Assault on Osgiliath, 96)? It will be easier for you to take control of some locations than others, but are those necessarily the first locations you want to liberate? Should you fail to stand your ground, most of these Osgiliath locations return to the staging area, so you'll have to think carefully about how long you can afford to hold a single location as you seek the means to retake others, like The Old Bridge (Assault on Osgiliath, 99), to which you cannot travel.
Additionally, many of the scenario's enemies, like Southron Commander (Assault on Osgiliath, 95), redouble their efforts when they lose ground, targeting players who have taken it from them.
All told, the number of tactical decisions you'll face in Assault on Osgiliath, as the battle continues to escalate and intensify all around you, makes the scenario one of the greatest battlefield experiences any card game has ever brought to the tabletop. The command of this liberation effort may have been given to Lord Boromir, but make no mistake – it's success hinges upon your efforts!
Gondor Rallies
Fortunately, as you plunge into heated combat with the forces of Mordor, you can benefit from the strength and experience of another of Gondor's greatest sons. Making his debut as a Ranger hero, Faramir (Assault on Osgiliath, 81) offers an alternative approach to the scenario's struggles. Instead of rushing headlong into enemy entrenchments, will you lure them into your Traps? Will you draw them into the open, where your Rangers can pick them apart with volleys of arrows?
No matter how you choose to approach the challenges of reclaiming Osgiliath, you'll find potent new player cards to enhance your deck. Though Faramir may be its most hotly anticipated card, the Adventure Pack also offers synergies with Outlands strategies through the release of the Sword of Morthond (Assault on Osgiliath, 82), and it bolsters the tactical strength of your Gondor war host with the release of Knight of Minas Tirith (Assault on Osgiliath, 84) and Gondorian Fire (Assault on Osgiliath, 85).
Sound Your Battle Cry
When you march to battle, be sure to take advantage of the new player cards from Assault on Osgiliath. You'll need their strength, and you'll need all your courage as you meet the forces of Mordor on the field of battle.
With every passing day, the strength of Mordor increases, so don't delay. Pick up your copy of Assault on Osgiliath at your local retailer, or order it online from our webstore!
The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game is a cooperative card game that puts 1-2 players (or up to four with an additional Core Set) in control of the most powerful characters and artifacts of Middle-earth. Players will select heroes, gather allies, acquire artifacts, and coordinate their efforts to face Middle-earth's most dangerous fiends. The Living Card Game format allows players to customize their gaming experience with monthly Adventure Pack expansions to the core game.

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Stoke City vs Crystal Palace Live Streaming English FA Cup 15/1/2013
Get ready to watch Stoke City vs Crystal Palace live stream streaming online on 15/1/2013. The live online stream commentary and live online radio broadcast English FA Cup match between Stoke City and Crystal Palace at the Britannia Stadium should allow the Potters to start a new unbeaten run at home after having their previous run smashed by Chelsea. Stoke City remain formidable in front of their own fans in this live English FA Cup online streaming football game against Crystal Palace especially against smaller clubs but they will have to keep an eye out on the Eagles' Wilfried Zaha. Tony Pulis will also have outsmart the Eagles manager Ian Holloway in this live streaming commentary and live online TV telecast English FA Cup match between Stoke City and Crystal Palace as both are bright schemers and have big game players in their team. Pulis will have to decide whether to hand misfit Michael Owen another start for Stoke City against Crystal Palace after being involved in the first meeting which ended in a draw and this replay. There will be no involvement from Marc Wilson and Rory Delap as both are long term injury victims with ankle and hernia injuries respectively. Pulis will also look to rotate his squad as the Premiership retains priority and Asmir Begovic could be rested with fresh transfer rumours circulating him again with the open of the January transfer window. Thomas Sorensen will be in place of Begovic while big defender Robert Huth could earn a well deserved rest after having played practically ever minute of Stoke's season so far. Peter Crouch should start alongside Owen as usual as the big-small formula upfront could hurt Crystal Palace. There is some concern for Pulis regarding Stoke City's defence in recent games as the Potters have conceded 10 goals in their last three games, while in the previous 19 league matches the usually reliable Potters defence had only let in 14 goals. The last time these two sides met at the Britannia came in April 2008, when Neil Warnock's Crystal Palace triumphed 2-1 thanks to goals from Tom Soares and Jose Fonte, with Glenn Whelan grabbing Stoke's consolation.
Watch as Crystal Palace will be hoping that the growing star power of Zaha can send them through in this live commentary and live streaming radio broadcast English FA Cup match between Stoke City and Crystal Palace and further raise the value of the young winger. Crystal Palace are in the midst of a transfer war over Zaha in this English FA Cup live online streaming soccer game against Stoke City with the likes of Manchester United, Tottenham Hotspur and Liverpool all keen to sign the highly rated youngster. Zaha is meanwhile fit to participate in this live stream commentary and live streaming online TV telecast English FA Cup match between Stoke City and Crystal Palace and what better way to silence the critics who question his lack of experience against top-level opposition than to play well against the Potters and prove them wrong. Crystal Palace will have to do without Kagisho Dikgacoi as the South African has flown off to join with his national team for the African Cup of Nations. Owen Garvan picked up a knee injury that will rule him out until April last week, while defender Joel Ward (groin) is also out. Glen Murray has scored 22 times in 23 league appearances for Crystal Palace so far this season, already 18 more than he notched in 38 appearances in the whole of last term. In the last 10 seasons, Crystal Palace has only gone beyond the fourth round of the FA Cup twice, reaching the fifth round in 2003 and 2010.
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When completing jobs around the house, it's pays to be well-equipped – from the simple hanging of picture frames on the wall, to doing major home improvements. That said, here are the tools everyone should own: from the most basic toolbox to the shed of an experienced DIYer.
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Measuring Tape & Level. They may come in small sizes, but both tools serve a myriad of purposes. Want to make sure your new furniture will fit in a room? Looking to install your flat-screen TV and shelves? A metal level is your best pal.
Screwdrivers & Pliers. From opening battery compartments to prizing the lid off paint tins, screwdrivers are must-have tools. And just as versatile, pliers can be used as a clamp or as an alternate to wrenches and wire cutters. To make the most of both, check out Art of Manliness' quick tutorial and recommendations.
Utility Knife & Hammer. Most DIY projects involve lots of sharpening pencils and opening boxes, and the utility knife is your champ – best options for which are those with rubber-covered handle and built-in blade storage. Additionally, no toolbox is ever complete without a claw hammer. And with that, Bob Vila suggests getting one with a 16-inch handle.
Electric Drill & Bits. Now this may not be an immediate need, but owning an electric drill can make things easier for you, not just with drilling holes and driving screws – but, with different add-ons, also stirring paint and grinding materials. The 12-volt portable drill is highly recommended by Thesweethome.com.
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Allen & Socket Wrenches. Often found in furniture and bike repair kits, allen wrenches are used for driving screws and bolts with hexagonal recess in the head. Socket wrenches, on the other hand, are for loosening heaps of nuts and bolts. For larger projects, go for a set with a racheting handle.
Combination Square. Combination squares are pretty much what you need for accurate marking of corners. Wood Magazine advises to pick up both a 6" and a 12" and lists 8 different ways through which you can put them to use.
Putty Knife. Commonly used for spreading putty, a putty knife may also help you out with scraping off paint, prying up lids, and removing wallpapers. For specific features to consider, read Do It Yourself's nifty list.
Chisel Set. If you're working a lot with wood, stone, or metal, then you can never go wrong with a set of sharp chisels. Check out Galt Tech's advice page to see what suits your needs.
Crosscut Saw. Perfect for small wood jobs is the ever versatile crosscut saw. Keen to cut sheets of plywood? This will do just that! For more info about this tool, have a wee read of Home Repair (About.com)'s advice.
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Staple Gun. Staple guns are your standard office staplers on steroids. Usually priced at under $20, this tool comes with a wide range of applications: from basic crafts to upholstery and roofing.
Rubber Mallet. We've all been there: wanting to hammer away without damaging lovely surfaces – specifically after installing ceramic tiles. To do that, you're going to need a decent rubber mallet, which you can get for under $25.
Crowbar. Crowbars are designed to remove stubborn nails, pry boards apart, and help out with doing a bit of heavy lifting. For most DIY projects, a medium size bar that's 2-3 feet long would do.
Nail Gun. If a project requires driving a whole bunch of nails, always pick a nail gun over a hammer – mostly to save time and effort.
Table & Miter Saws. If precise cuts and slices are what you're after, then worry not – there are plenty of specialty saws out there to choose from. This article by Bob Vila lays out why you might want to give both table and miter saws a shot, though.
Other: Tool-related injuries are on the rise, and so to spare yourself the physical damages, it's always best to consider getting a shed for storing tools.
DIY is awesome, but most of the time, it's a lot of work and commitment. However, if you have just the right tools in your storage area, there's no reason why you won't be able tackle just about any project around your home.


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7 Reasons You Should Joint Venture |
Bringing massive targeted traffic to your site is the big benefit of Joint Ventures, but JV's actually do seven major things for your business. One, a JV can jumpstart your business. If you are just getting started, a joint venture can dramatically shorten your learning curve. You'll learn much more much faster by partnering with an experienced marketing expert. So if you are just getting going or even if you have been in business for a while without really getting anywhere, the smartest thing you can do is find a JV partner and tap into the power of leverage. It is the fastest and most reliable way to grow your business. Two, a JV enhances your credibility. Building trust with your market takes time. Until that trust is established, you're going to struggle to sell enough products to stay in business. But aligning yourself with someone who has already gained the trust of your target market automatically transfers that trust to you. Having a reputable partner endorse your products makes his subscribers and customers believe you are reputable as well. You then have a reputation as a trusted expert even if you are just getting going in your business. Three, a JV allows you to reach a wide audience in a short amount of time with little effort. If a company who sells something similar to you has already invested marketing dollars in attracting customers, why not take advantage of that? The people they are reaching may not know to where to look for you or realize how your product can benefit them. Or they may never try your product unless introduced to you by someone they know, like and trust. By leveraging your partner's traffic and existing list, you could potentially see hundreds of new visitors to your site within minutes of launching your joint venture. And you didn't have to do anything except ask your JV partner to introduce you to his customer base. Four, a JV is cost-effective. The best JV deals cost you nothing; they only make you money. When set up properly, neither you nor your JV partner can lose because you both make money when you make a sale. They promote you and earn a percentage of the profits for each sale. Then you promote them and earn a percentage of the profits from their sale. You're both advertising only to your own customer base through email, so the marketing costs are zero. If you make no sales, you lose nothing. Five, you benefit from higher conversion rates. With JV traffic, you're selling to warm prospects or paying customers who have already proven their value by buying products in your niche. If they've bought something similar that your partner is selling, they'll probably buy more of the same. Plus a trusted friend is introducing them to you. The endorsement alone should result in high conversion rates. Six, you build competitor barriers. A great way to destroy your competition is to join with them. Building key strategic alliances can allow you and your once tough competitors to maintain high profit margins and keep others in your niche from reaching your customers. Strong relationships between a strong band of companies and their customers are difficult to unravel by the competition. And seven, you can offer your customers more products. If you don't have many products to sell or don't have the time to develop new products, a JV gives you the opportunity to still bring quality products to your customers. Your customers are happy because you're providing excellent value for them, so they stay with you and keep buying the things you promote. Plus they are more likely to respond to your offers if they see you're not just promoting your stuff but other people's as well. When they believe you're going out of your way to deliver value—even if that means promoting someone else—they feel obligated to reward you for your effort through purchasing products. An extra bonus that accompanies Joint Ventures is the networking power you get among your business peers. When they see you are willing to do business with others, your competition will start coming to you to work JV deals with them. The relationships you develop as a result can mean great things for your business. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: |


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Memorial service set for CWU chimpanzee that learned sign language
There will be a memorial service on Sunday for the chimpanzee known as Dar, one of the chimps at Central Washington University's Chimpanzee and Human Communication Institute that learned to use American Sign Language.
ELLENSBURG — A public memorial service is scheduled for Sunday to remember Dar es Salaam, the chimpanzee who died Nov. 24 at Central Washington University.
The ceremony will start at 1 p.m. at the Dean Hall lobby on campus.
The chimpanzee, known as Dar, was one of the chimps at Central's Chimpanzee and Human Communication Institute that learned to use American Sign Language.
Dar was named for the capital of Tanzania. He died unexpectedly of sudden cardiac failure, according to a statement from Central.
CWU President James Gaudino and institute director Mary Lee Jensvold are scheduled to speak at the memorial ceremony, along with others, the statement said.


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Twins Home Opener Today Against Oakland
Tuesday, April 8, 2014
(Minneapolis, MN) -- The home opener for the Minnesota Twins is this afternoon at Target Field. The Twins will host the Oakland Athletics at 3:10 p.m., with Kevin Correria getting the start on the mound for Minnesota. The A's will counter with Scott Kazmir. The Twins open up their play at home with a 3-3 record after playing their first six games on the road against the Chicago White Sox and Cleveland Indians.


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With two consecutive No. 1 gold-certified singles from his current album SUNSHINE & WHISKEY, Warner Bros. Records' Frankie Ballard released his brand new single, "Young & Crazy" to country radio today becoming the most added male artist this week. Ballard recently previewed the new track exclusively on Jimmy Kimmel Live! which can be watched here and will also re-air tonight on ABC.
"I just want to have some good stories to tell my kids someday and I know I wouldn't want to hear it from someone who hasn't lived it," says Frankie. "This song is all energy, and full of lightning. I can't wait for people to take a big ole bite of it!"
This Thursday, January 15, fans can catch Ballard out on the road with Florida Georgia Line on their ANYTHING GOES tour, kicking off at Huntington Center in Toledo, Ohio. The dynamic tour will stop in 24-cities across the country, wrapping its first leg on May 8th in Atlantic City, NJ.
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Riverside Law is founded on the principle that the practice of law and resolution of complex legal issues is best achieved through a true partnership with the client. The attorneys and agents at Riverside came together to form this new enterprise because of their genuine interest in their clients' business. Even more importantly, these individuals each possess a passion for the process of integrating law and science as a means for successfully advancing their clients' business objective for their proprietary technologies.
Riverside is committed to providing the highest quality legal services to their clients in an efficient and cost-predictable manner. The founders of Riverside have spent the majority of their legal careers in large corporate law firms and are keenly aware of the pressures placed on clients resulting from the traditional billing rate model of such firms.
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Ridley's Recycled Flying Disc ($7.95)
The flying disc is great for a picnic or the beach. Not only is it good ole' fashioned fun, it's also made from recycled plastic. A little frisbee is the perfect way to spend a summer afternoon. (You'll need to visit our store or call us - 617-566-6660 - to purchase this item)
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WHEN: Saturday through Saturday – September 20 thru 27, 2014 (160th annual)
The Bloomsburg Fair is an annual event that starts the third Saturday after Labor Day.
WHERE: Bloomsburg Fairgrounds,
620 West Third Street, Bloomsburg PA 17815
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I-80 to Exit 232 (old Exit 34.) Follow signs.
DESCRIPTION: The annual Bloomsburg Fair event is an agricultural fair with livestock and horticultural exhibits, amusement rides, concerts, food, crafts, monster truck show, truck and tractor pulls, demolition derby, harness racing, music, entertainment, horse pulling, fireworks, and much more.
See Website for details, schedule of events and vendor information.
WEBSITE: http://www.bloomsburgfair.com/
Links to other Websites for Bloomsburg Pennsylvania:
- Bloomsburg PA: Website from Press Enterprise (area newspaper): http://www.bloomsburgpa.com/


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Here's the story I filed from Saturday's game:
Plenty that went wrong for the Oregon women on Saturday was their own doing.
One major element of the Ducks' first loss was not.
The UO women suffered the first defeat of the Paul Westhead era when an inadvertent whistle gave Wisconsin a second chance to hit a buzzer-beating shot. The Badgers took advantage of their good fortune, when Lin Zastrow coaxed a layup to roll in as time expired for a 58-57 win before 1,653 in McArthur Court.
The Ducks (4-1) will have to recover quickly, as they face Portland State at 2:30 p.m. today in the finale of the World Vision Invitational. Wisconsin and Cal State Fullerton play at noon.
"Like (Westhead) said after the game, you want to have a game the next day, after you lose," UO sophomore Amanda Johnson said. "It gives us a chance to shake off whatever happened today, and go out and regain our composure."
Oregon seemed to take care of that late in Saturday's game, recovering from a blown second-half lead to go up 57-56 on a three-pointer by Taylor Lilley with 4.2 seconds left.
Wisconsin put an end to a 4-minute scoreless stretch by both teams on a three-pointer by Alyssa Karel with 10 seconds left. During a timeout, the Ducks set up an inbounds play that called for Johnson to set a screen for Lilley, who drained a deep, go-ahead three.
The Badgers (5-1) had a timeout left but didn't call it, and Teah Gant ran down the court before lofting a jumper right in front of the Wisconsin bench that missed badly. But official Darla Foutz blew her whistle, and gave Wisconsin the ball with 2.4 seconds left after conferring with fellow officials Darren Krsnik and Jay Schumaker, plus Westhead and UW coach Lisa Stone.
"When I was running by, I thought (Stone) said timeout, and she didn't," Foutz said. "The whistle went, so we had to stop the game." Click here for the complete story.


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Aug 9, 2013 2:27 AM by Ed Zuchelli, KSBY News
A Santa Maria charity has some new funds to help out man's best friend Thursday.
Doc Burnstein's Ice Cream Lab in Oructt teamed up with the Santa Maria Valley Humane Society for "Ice Cream Cones for Doggie Bones."
15 percent of the sales will be used toward buying supplies for the shelter.
There was even an animal themed ice cream just for the occasion.
"Our main event will be next Saturday, the 17th, in the Pet Smart parking lot in Santa Maria and there's where we will try to do our big supplies drive," said Kathi Peoples.
For those wondering, the themed ice cream was called doggy dough and was vanilla ice cream with cookie dough and Oreo cookies.
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- Does everyone attending the ARTS Open Call auditions receive a CALL BACK?
- How does the ARTS decide who to Call Back after an Open Call Audition?
- I love to DANCE! What can the ARTS do to benefit me? Is this like other dance competitions that I've attended my whole life?
- What are some of the successful opportunities that ARTS talents have experienced?
- What is the ARTS?
- What separates the ARTS from any other opportunities available?
- Who are some of the industry professionals attending the ARTS?
- Why should I attend the ARTS?
- Does everyone attending the ARTS Open Call auditions receive a CALL BACK?
ARTS will audition thousands of individuals during our Open Calls. It would diminish the overall quality of our show, if everyone that auditioned were accepted and showcased at our event. The answer is NO, not everyone that auditions during an ARTS Open Call will receive a Call Back/Invitation to attend the ARTS. Our number one goal is to provide quality talent to our agents. If we selected everyone that attended our Open Calls, we would not only have thousands of people in attendance, but the quality would be that of an Open Call. The ARTS is a collection of the very best talents that we have found, and our reputation depends on selecting the very best.
- How does the ARTS decide who to Call Back after an Open Call Audition?
Our selections are very specific. We are not looking for just another pretty face. We believe "beauty is only skin deep", and that "pretty is, as pretty does". We know that everyone has good qualities, but we must look beyond the obvious. Our mission is to change Hollywood, one role model at a time! Our call back process results in high quality individuals on our stage, and we intend to foster every new artist to be highly successful in pursuing their dreams. ARTS is all about Dreaming BIG!
- I love to DANCE! What can the ARTS do to benefit me? Is this like other dance competitions that I've attended my whole life?
This will be NOTHING like any dance competition that you have ever attended. ARTS provides an incredible performance stage, offering state of the art sound and a Broadway style environment. At the ARTS you will perform in front of casting directors, managers and agents who represent and secure dancers for many opportunities in the industry. Dancers have never had the opportunities in the industry, as they do today! From commercial work to the blockbuster movies, along with incredible Broadway opportunities – ARTS dancers will be given tremendous opportunities. This is not about trophies and awards – we want our dancers to be discovered and launched to great success! We encourage our ARTS participants to cross-train for EVERYTHING: acting, modeling, singing and dancing. All performances must be approved by ARTS Development Team.
- What are some of the successful opportunities that ARTS talents have experienced?
ARTS talents have experienced some of the most incredible opportunities! From National Television Commercials, TV Drama Series to Blockbuster movies! Broadway has been a huge success for our performing artists, along with music videos! Voiceover work has multiplied over the years, offering many of our talent opportunities in animation. We are thrilled at the international success of our editorial fashion models, traveling abroad to far away lands, such as Tokyo, Milan, China, Paris and more! From walking the most prestigious couture shows in New York City, to being on "first request" by top designers worldwide. Our plus-size models have made a significant impact on the world of modeling in the past few years, and we are thrilled to see this area of the industry flourish. Our children continue to do very well in catalog print, magazine, editorial, Television commercial, along with feature films.
Pre-teens and Teenagers continue dominate the various area of the industry, as they have for decades. From television series to major movies, print, Broadway and more!
Adults are making a come back in the industry all the way around. Betty White has inspired many to consider taking their shot at Hollywood. Adults are experience opportunities in markets across the country like never before! ARTS will offer exposure to children starting around 3 – 4 years old, with our oldest client currently 80 years old! - What is the ARTS?
ARTS is the safest way for anyone that desires to pursue the world of entertainment as a performer. For decades, aspiring artists have "packed their bags and headed to Hollywood, New York City or Nashville to become a STAR!" So many of those people, get caught up in every detour imaginable. Not having the quality contacts, knowledge, understanding of show business, and more. Ultimately those dreams experience failure, throwing in the towel and a significant loss of funds.
- What separates the ARTS from any other opportunities available?
Absolutely EVERYTHING! From overall investment, the ARTS is the most affordable approach, offering valuable beyond expectations. It has been our goal, to incorporate more in five days than one could ever achieve independently. For one to visit a large market, it becomes a financial burden, with very little idea of how or where to begin. Most people rarely gain access to the right industry professionals, nor do they come close to making the right connections.
The ARTS is reviewed by some of the most impressive agents in the world, and support our showcase with their representation, guidance and attendance.Thanks again for having me as a guest at ARTS this past week. I think it was a great success!
You and your staff put on a top shelf experience for all involved
Frankly, this event has become the best one that I have seen to date for emerging talent. You've done a wonderful job of building ARTS into the special experience that it has become.
All the parents and talent that I spoke with really had a terrific time and learned so much. I got a lot of great feedback from the seminar, so happy to do that for you in the future anytime.
– P. Weber / Weber Casting, Los Angeles, CaliforniaFor over 20 years, Kim & Rick Myers have provided excellent leadership in grooming, guiding and launching hundreds of aspiring artists into the world of entertainment. As parents, we know the pressure of "making a good decision" on behalf of our sons and daughters. We work very hard to raise our children to be passionate about their dreams, and not to allow anyone to stand in their way. We believe in Dreaming BIG, and taking advantage of any opportunity that is solid and TRUSTWORTHY… something you can TRUST.
Over the years, we have seen some unscrupulous organizations take advantage of hopes and dreams of young hearts. It is our goal, to provide a safe environment for our families, that is also fun, educational, empowering, and laced with exposure to the absolute BEST QUALITY agent, casting, producers, and managers in this industry. We handpick those that attend the ARTS! We provide an incredible learning environment, preparing these aspiring artists for one of the most impacting experiences of their lives! We take responsibility on a personal level, and have first hand involvement in preparing our performers for the ARTS! Hours, days and months of planning, every single day of our showcase, controlling every invitation from performers to guest agents in our house. We offer a promise of quality, and make every effort to "over deliver and under promise" to everyone attending the ARTS.
We know that it takes money to make money, but we also believe that investments need to be wise. Investing in yourself, is the best gift you can give to yourself. There are many organizations, that offer a lot of FLASH, but we urge you to take your time and never be pressured into making decisions that grow into thousands up thousands of dollars. Check us out on Facebook – Ask our ARTS FAMILIES yourself – they are the best compliment! - Who are some of the industry professionals attending the ARTS?
ARTS will bring in some of the top industry professionals from as faraway as Tokyo, Japan to Milano, Italy. Los Angeles, New York City, Atlanta, Chicago are some of the key markets for representation, however, we layer in many of the secondary markets for regional opportunities year-round. ARTS will not invite anything less than "decision making leaders" to attend our showcase. In addition, we believe a mixture of professions will make the difference. From Casting Directors, Film Producers, Managers, and Agents – we believe this combination impacts our overall success at the ARTS.
- Why should I attend the ARTS?
ARTS will provide more opportunity and exposure in 5 days vs. 5 years! If selected to attend the ARTS, you will come up close and personal with the industry TOP agents, castings, managers and producers. ARTS provides a world-class Broadway style stage with state-of-the-art sound. Actors will offer On-Camera performances that are simultaneously, unedited, live feed into the main performance hall on cinema-sized screens, in front of castings from New York City & Hollywood! We offer Monologues in front of a live audience, along with Improvisation and Cold-Read auditions. You will witness some of the most entertaining shows all week! Dancers will bust a move on a Broadway style stage, form solos to duos and group performances. Vocal performers will NOT sing a cappella – it will be a concert level opportunity to perform! ARTS will bring in the very best recording companies from Nashville, Los Angeles, New York, Miami and beyond! ARTS is not just limited to the performing arts! We have a sense of style! We bring in the world's most elite Fashion and Commercial Agents in to the house. Our performance stage will turn into a fashion house, offering full exposure to the world's editorial and commercial agents!
Imagine the tremendous cost it would take to travel and visit large markets, attempting to meet top Agents and Industry Leaders. At the ARTS, they're your "captive audience." Agents stay in the hotel with us, judge your competitions, conduct the seminars, and talk with you in the interviews. You can safely meet reputable career-makers in a family-oriented environment. Years worth of auditions are condensed into one week. The ARTS is the SAFEST EXPERIENCE in the WORLD. Simply the BEST!
So you've been invited to attend the ARTS? Wonderful! Here are few more questions you may have:
- As a registered ARTS Participant and/or Observer, are we able to attend the master classes throughout the week in Orlando?
- Do I have to move to New York or Los Angeles to be represented?
- Do I need to find a photographer and order composites or headshots for my experience at the ARTS?
- Do we have direct contact with the agents?
- Do we have to stay at the Marriott World Center?
- How does one gain more information about College Credit?
- How many contestants will be participating at the showcase?
- How will "training rehearsals" help me prepare for this showcase?
- I have been told that if an Agency wants to represent you, they will not charge up front fees. Is this TRUE?
- My child has been selected to participate in the ARTS international showcase will he/she be able to handle such busy days?
- What about ground transportation once we arrive in Orlando?
- What about spending more money on my wardrobe?
- What are the different audition events and how do we know which ones to enter?
- What happens during a typical day at ARTS?
- What other costs will I have AFTER attending the ARTS?
- What other expenses should we expect beyond the ARTS package price?
- What type of placement rate does maintain at the ARTS?
- As a registered ARTS Participant and/or Observer, are we able to attend the master classes throughout the week in Orlando?
- All registered guests of the ARTS, will be offered entrance to all workshops/seminars at the ARTS! ARTS will offer 15 -20 Master Classes for acting, singing, dancing and modeling by industry professionals. We are proud to announce that the ARTS has been approved for college credit. In addition, we are also offering Professional Development for Educators/Continuing Education Units; this is a Master's level credit which requires a Bachelor's Degree.
- Do I have to move to New York or Los Angeles to be represented?
Absolutely not. Many of our talents are offered representation, and live at home or on a college campus. Direct bookings are more prevalent in this digital and social world, and digital submissions are a major benefit. Naturally, if you are able to be living in the major markets, opportunities will be much more accessible on a daily basis. There are some agencies that will require you to live in their market, however, there are just as many that do not. We have a mixture of those agents attending our showcase.
- Do I need to find a photographer and order composites or headshots for my experience at the ARTS?
- It is important that you have the very best image that captures your true potential on paper! During your five day experience at the ARTS, you will come into contact with the very best industry professionals from Hollywood, New York City to Paris, Japan and beyond. It is strongly recommended that you do not "cut corners" when it comes to your image, that will be given to potential clients in agency abroad. ARTS will provide an "optional" offer to shoot with an ARTS APPROVED International Photographer from the larger industry market. Photography can range from anywhere from $375 – $450, depending on the overall need (i.e., fashion, commercial 1, 2 or 3 Looks, etc.) Each person needs will vary and our ARTS Advisors will provide the best insight during instruction, and guide you toward what would be best for you. It should be noted, that ARTS does not sub-contract photographers without pre-negotiating the best possible rate, including a "License-free Agreement". We expect the Photographer to release all pictures to the model/talent, offering freewill to gain full ownership to the collection of images. All photography is done in full color, and provided on a photo CD. Cost in composites/headshots vary, consult your ARTS Director.
- Do we have direct contact with the agents?
- Absolutely! Every participant has the opportunity to meet Agents during the "Open Interview Session". Scores of discoveries have been made over the years due to this face-to-face experience with the agents. Your Director will guide you toward the Agents best suited for you. Interview Day is the most exciting and anticipated day of the week! An entire day is dedicated to meeting with agents and castings, interviewing face to face and distributing your headshots and composites for agency consideration. During our rehearsal workshops, our trainers will prepare you in successful interview techniques. Mock interviews are reported as one the most enjoyable in the training process. The interview training building confidence in speaking with industry professionals, and boosts your self-image that impacts your life forever.
- Do we have to stay at the Marriott World Center?
- We strongly recommend that each participant and family stay at the Marriott World Center Resort. Staying on property enriches your experience overall; from the ultimate off stage exposure to agents, convenience, security, and a world-class experience. We have negotiated the BEST rate for our families attending the ARTS! In addition, we have also negotiated our group discount rate three (3) days before our event, and three (3) days after the showcase ends. CLICK HERE for direct booking capability, directly with the Marriott World Center in Orlando, Florida. We'll be glad to assist you in locating roommates, if desired.
- How does one gain more information about College Credit?
Those interested in college credit should hold a Bachelor's Degree. You should check with your college or university if they will accept this credit. It would be a credit from Ashland University of Ohio, which is an accredited institution. The credit fits best for those in education. continuing Education Unit's are available for a minimal processing fee for those in need of credits toward license renewal. (As in any college credit, you would pay Ashland University's fee for graduate credit.) Contact Linda at firstname.lastname@example.com for additional information.
- How many contestants will be participating at the showcase?
- ARTS participants are hand selected by our seasoned scouting team. ARTS is known throughout the industry as a "boutique event"; offering no less than 300 and no more than 500 participants – resulting in solid productivity! The ARTS is known for delivering consistent quality! Age range of participants will begin with children of 3 years to adults; participating in everything from commercial auditions to runway categories for catalog print companies! The most wonderful part about the entertainment industry, is there is no limitation on age! Betty White is the perfect example of how one can pursue this industry and thrive into many years of success! ARTS oldest client is 80 years old, and signed with three top commercial agencies.
- How will "training rehearsals" help me prepare for this showcase?
- ARTS has over 100 years of combined experience. We provide professional education in areas of stage presence, projection, vocal performance, dance, plus acting in comedy or drama! We want you to be well prepared emotionally, mentally, physically and technically prior to attending the ARTS! In these workshop rehearsals, you'll gain more confidence on stage, Acting for Television & Film, runway modeling, photo posing, proper posture, self-confidence, interviewing techniques and more! Basically, if you look good, we do too! ARTS rehearsals are jammed packed with learning, and a lot of FUN!
- I have been told that if an Agency wants to represent you, they will not charge up front fees. Is this TRUE?
- The ARTS is not an agency. It is an opportunity offering you the chance to audition in front of top agents and castings whom you would not have a chance to even see or make an appointment with… because they do not make appointments. They attend the ARTS through a personal invitation from a 20-year old friend who knows how to identify talent and beauty. In addition to these auditions, the ARTS offers educational seminars given by the agents and castings themselves. So you are given an opportunity to sit in their classroom. To top that off, you are given the opportunity to sit down and have a direct interview with these professionals who have watched you audition all week… Quite the recipe for success. So by attending the ARTS, you can meet face to face with agents from Paris, NYC, Hollywood and beyond – ALL IN ONE PLACE. Please NOTE: you should never pay money to sign with an agency. There are NO fees for representation. The Agency will make money when you book work. You will be taught this and much more if you attend the ARTS. ARTS is a Hollywood/Broadway style showcase of international talent, who seek guidance and direct contact with top agents, castings, managers and producers worldwide. ARTS is not an agency. Our showcase is an opportunity to not only audition for, but to actually meet and interview with leading industry professionals. Agents and Casting Directors who do not take appointments and who would be totally out of reach to the average individual seeking representation. In addition, the ARTS will offer education about the industry that is not even available to college students seeking a master's in theater. ARTS is a highly regarded educational experience, offering introduction to the worlds leading industry professionals. Traveling to major markets, trying to seek representation can be an exhausting and expensive journey. In addition, potential agencies do not have the opportunity to see the true quality of an individual. The key benefit to the ARTS, is meeting face to face with agents from Paris, New York City, Hollywood and beyond – in ONE PLACE. Once an individual signs with an agency, there are NO FEES for representation. Agency make money when talent works!
- My child has been selected to participate in the ARTS international showcase will he/she be able to handle such busy days?
- The ARTS is very conscientious of children! Our days start around 8:00 a.m., however, everyone's schedule is spaced throughout the day. Children's schedules tend to start early and offer opportunities to enjoy the amenities of the resort!
- What about ground transportation once we arrive in Orlando?
- We recommend a company called MEARS TRANSPORATION, and they can be located in Baggage Claim at Orlando International Airport. MEARS provides a discount coupon, providing round-trip shuttle to and from the Marriott World Center. The ARTS Office will distribute these coupons within weeks of showcase.
- What about spending more money on my wardrobe?
- Your Director will help you select outfits appropriate for each event from your current wardrobe. We'll give you suggestions based on your age, body type, and personal style. The agents prefer simplicity, so there's no need to worry about spending money on ballroom gowns and tuxedos! ARTS wants you to be yourself, and our goal is to teach you to be resourceful. So many people have closets filled with clothes – learn to utilize everything you own. Learn to accessorize! This part of the training can be a lot of FUN!
- What are the different audition events and how do we know which ones to enter?
- During your development phase, our rehearsal workshops will allow our team the opportunity to get to know you. As we get to know you, we will stretch you in many directions, testing you in all areas of potential. It is important that every aspiring artists be as diverse as possible. The more you are willing to try, the more doors will open, period. The ARTS may not be a good fit, if you are not willing to be diverse; it is strongly suggested that you audition for as many areas possible. All of your ARTS performances must be approval by your Director. Some of the ARTS events include: TV Commercial, Fashion Runway, Creative Runway, Photography, Swimsuit, Monologue, Improvisation, Cold Read, Singing and Dancing. ARTS Directors will preview all singing and dancing performances in advance for approval. Three (3) ARTS auditions are included in every participation package, additional entry fees will apply for additional approved performances.
- What happens during a typical day at ARTS?
- The entire week is filled with audition performances on stage, workshops, seminars and personal interviews with the agents and VIP's. Your performances will be decided upon and approved during rehearsal workshops. All performances will be performed at industry grade; Hollywood style! Each day starts about 8am and ends about 9pm. Please note that children will have a much lighter day, with time to enjoy the abundance of recreation at the resort!
- What other costs will I have AFTER attending the ARTS?
Most expense that you will have after attending the ARTS, will be updating your headshot periodically. If you are offered representation, it should be expected that you will be offered an invitation to visit their particular market and/or office, along with spending some time meeting their clients. With that said, you will incur some minimal travel expense, hotel and food expense during your stay.
- What other expenses should we expect beyond the ARTS package price?
The ARTS package price is intended for the "selected participant". However, every person attending the ARTS, must register. If you are not a PARTICIPANT, then you would be considered an OBSERVER. Observers are parents, grandparents, friends, or anyone that you choose to join you in this experience. Registered guests will have access to attend the ARTS events, workshops, seminars, and our "Red Carpet Celebration" on the last day. Observer Registration is $200 per person. Other personal expenses should be planned for: Travel to the event, food, and lodging and photography. ARTS does recommend that every participant have quality industry-grade marketing materials to distribute to agents and castings during "Interview Day" at the ARTS. Photography will be offered at an added expense, along with composites and/or headshots. It is our policy to provide a "No Hidden Cost Promise".
- What type of placement rate does maintain at the ARTS?
- For over 20 years of scouting, ARTS & Kim Myers has placed hundreds of amazing people into the business, assisting them in pursuing their dreams. We are happy to announce that we hold a success rate between 60-70% callback ratio from the past 7 showcases. Based on attendance, we have enjoyed a large percentage receiving call backs and offers of interest from our visiting agent panel. We believe this success comes from preparedness, and selecting the most qualified individuals to be on stage. We are not looking for years of experiences and seasoned resumes. ARTS is a networking showcase, that allows the "average" person possessing "gifted" abilities, to be just as successful as anyone with years of experience. We do not sign contracts at this showcase, and will not recommend anyone to join the ARTS simply to get signed and secure contract representation. The ARTS is a mentoring program for the serious artist, wishing to advance their talent and ability and make connection through networking with our process. Success has a different definition for everyone, and timing has its' own timetable. However, our ARTS program will become your GPS in this industry; offering you the most up to date knowledge and direction. Our relationship does not finish at the conclusion of our networking showcase, it's just the beginning. We view your auditions all week, as planting seeds – the ARTS becomes your "Miracle Grow and water". Embrace the journey!


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GrantsMany historic buildings and archaeological sites in Mississippi are eligible for grants through the Historic Preservation Division. Funds are available for a wide range of projects, including the repair of residences and businesses damaged by Hurricane Katrina, restoration of historic schools and courthouses, creation of educational programming, and archaeological research. Community Heritage Preservation Grant ProgramThe Community Heritage Preservation Grant program provides funds to help preserve, restore, rehabilitate, and interpret historic courthouses and schools. In Certified Local Government communities grant funds may also be used for projects involving historic buildings other than courthouses or schools. All buildings must have been designated Mississippi Landmarks prior to application to be eligible for the grants. Only county or municipal governments, school districts, and nonprofit organizations granted Section 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status by the IRS may submit applications. Those applications shall be in accordance with the provisions of grant procedures, criteria, and standards developed and publicized by MDAH. After evaluation by department staff, all complete applications will be presented to the MDAH Board of Trustees at a special meeting in December. The grant awards are paid to the grantee on a reimbursable basis upon the successful completion of the entire project. Applicants receiving grant awards should be prepared to cover all project costs before receiving reimbursements. A cash match of at least 20 percent must be provided. The program is funded by bond bills passed by the State Legislature, and must be renewed each year. You may contact MDAH after the latest legislative session to inquire the status of the program each year. Community Heritage Preservation Application (Applications due by September 27, 2013) For more information contact Aileen de la Torre by email or at 601-576-6940. Certified Local Government Grant ProgramIn 2011, MDAH awarded close to $74,000 to preservation projects in fourteen different Certified Local Government Communities. The Certified Local Government Program is a federal-state-local partnership that promotes historic preservation at the grassroots level and helps communities deal with preservation needs. CLG communities are eligible for annual matching grants to undertake preservation projects of importance to the community. Grants may be used for such diverse projects as the restoration of historic buildings; historical, architectural, or archaeological site inventory work; preparation of nominations to the National Register of Historic Places; educational programs; and staff support for new historic preservation commissions. The application for the 2013 round of CLG grants is now available. The Notice of Intent deadline is Friday, November 9. The NOI is required and allows CLG Communities to submit potential project ideas to MDAH staff for comment on the viability of the proposal. The complete grant application is due Friday, March 1, 2013. For more information contact CLG Grant Administrator Vicki Myers at 601-576-6953 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Mississippi Archaeological Research Grant ProgramMDAH will award $30,000 in grants for the second round of the Mississippi Archaeological Research Grant Program. In 2006 MDAH awarded nearly $25,000 to seven projects in the first year of the program, which provides funds to university archaeologists and graduate students for a wide range of projects, including field school excavations, analyses of collections, and laboratory testing. Grants may be used for any public collections from Mississippi or sites located in the state. Research involving private collections is eligible if it involves a comparative analysis with a public collection. Applicants must be associated with a university or college, either as archaeological researcher, professor of archaeology or anthropology, or graduate student in archaeology or anthropology. Applications may be downloaded here. Completed applications are due by 5 p.m. on March 2, 2012. The board of trustees of the Department of Archives and History will determine grant recipients at its regular quarterly meeting in April. Grant amounts will not exceed $10,000 per project. For more information contact Pamela Edwards Lieb by email or at 601-576-6945. Hurricane Relief Grant Program for Historic PreservationThe Hurricane Relief Grant Program for Historic Preservation is distributing $26 million for properties along the Gulf Coast affected by Hurricane Katrina. The grants are available for publicly or privately owned structures listed or eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places. Currently, all grant funds have been awarded by the MDAH Board of Trustees. If ever there should be another round of grant awards, only those applications on file will be considered. Applications are available from the MDAH Gulf Coast Field Office. For more information contact the MDAH Gulf Coast Field Office by email or at 228-435-1180. Mississippi Landmark Grant ProgramIn 1999, the Mississippi Legislature approved House Bill No. 1082, creating the Mississippi Landmark Grant program. This act, to be administered by the Department of Archives and History (MDAH), provides that the interest earned on $10,000,000 of the balance of the Abandoned Property Fund in the State Treasury will be used for the Mississippi Landmark Grant Program. The grant funds may be used to pay the cost of acquisition, preservation, restoration, operation, administration and support of Mississippi Landmark properties. The Board of Trustees of MDAH will review the applications and award grant funds to eligible projects when the Mississippi Landmark Grant Program has enough of a balance to award grants. Due to the lack of funding, most grants that are awarded are for emergency repairs only. To be eligible to participate, a building must be designated a Mississippi Landmark under the provisions of the Antiquities Law of Mississippi prior to application. Grant applications may be submitted by state agencies, county or municipal governments, school districts, nonprofit organizations that have been granted Section 501 (c)(3) tax-exempt status by the United States Internal Revenue Service, or private owners of Mississippi Landmark properties. The grant request may not exceed $300,000 per project. 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You'd think this would be a super easy question. I mean I've been reading APW since January 2010 when I somehow found it looking around the internet for wedding blogs. It felt then and still does like a sort of refuge. A place of calm in the realm of weddings. A place where there's space to reflect on aspects of the wedding beyond the surface details. But saying I love APW and recommend it to everyone I can doesn't really explain why I want to work with APW couples.
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I love the little moments. The gentle touches that silently communicate thoughts between a couple. The kiss stolen behind a half closed door. The in-between moments.
I strive to capture those moments. Those beautiful shots that say so much.
While I can no longer say I'm just starting, in many ways I am. I'm always striving to learn something I didn't know, to hone my craft, and to tell an even better story. I have visions of what I want. Ideas of what my vision is. What my photographer's eye is like. But it's never going to be complete and that's a good thing. Sometimes I know what I'm going for and sometimes I'm just going with the safe shots to free myself up for those shots I see in my mind. Because what's most important is capturing the moments and I don't want to miss them by getting too fancy. I'm at a wedding to do my absolute best for the couple and it's not about me.
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Very shortly we'll be welcoming our first child into the world. I anticipate a good portion of my non-work time happily devoted to enjoying the changes, challenges, and beauty that will come. We're excited to discover and share the world anew through our child's eyes.
My close group of friends are women who we collectively refer to as "crafty ladies" so I am indeed a crafter. I learned to sew through my friends and have discovered the joy of quilting. I love making baby quilts because they are the size project I can actually maintain the attention and commitment to long enough to finish. I also knit. Mostly hats and scarves. I was supposed to make my husband a sweater for our wedding but that didn't happen and still hasn't happened. I also have two socks for him that are missing the foot. I can sometimes get a little too ambitious. And of course for the last few months I've been knitting a baby blanket that I love and treasure already (and that will be completed).
And like any true former Boulderite I do my share of sports. I like to run but I'm never that worried about how long it takes. Occasionally I like to have goals so I've run two half marathons. Someday I'll run a full marathon. I also bike. Mostly road but I do also own a mountain bike and ride it occasionally. I like climbing hills and dislike going downhill. And I ski. Telemark ski to be specific. I like to ski through the trees even though I'm not that great a skier. It's quieter and the powder stays longer. And I love to backpack. I love the time away from life. The time to observe nature. To sit at sunset as the light fades from the sky and watch a moose walk around the lake. The time to just be with my husband. And the time to form new memories. Even if they are about hiking through 80 mile an hour winds on the top of a mountain. One of our first purchases for the baby was a tent that would fit all three of us. I think we have our priorities straight just fine.
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Love in the Time of Cholera by Gabriel García Márquez. To be honest I don't quite know why it's my favorite book. I read it in high school and loved it. Since at this point I've forgotten most of it I think it's about the lingering feeling I was left with after reading it.
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Daniella by John Butler Trio. My husband and I have had many a car dancing party to that song. I love how he talks in the song about wanting her to meet his parents and also acknowledges just how much he wants to get her into bed.
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The misery started for Ms Brett, 35, on Christmas Eve when a 50ft leylandii was blown down in strong winds, taking two other trees with it.
It fell diagonally, through her neighbour Geoff Blackman's fence and onto the two terraced houses, blocking the windows of the upper floors.
As a safety precaution Ms Brett has switched off the electricity to the top two floors of her house in Harptree Drive, Walderslade.
Every time it rains, water is coming through the ceiling and running down the walls. The joists in the roof are soaked and cracks are appearing in the ceilings and walls.
The trees formed part of a high hedge belonging to the Stennings who live in a bungalow on King George Road.
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Mr Blackman said he sent a letter to the Stennings in 2008, outlining his fears about what could happen to the trees in strong winds.
Ms Brett said that when they moved into the property in 2011 her son had pointed out the trees and said: "Those trees are really tall! What will we do if they fall?"
At the time, Heidi said she laughed it off: "It's one of those things that you think will never happen to you."
The bitter row between the neighbours about whose insurance company should foot the bill has finally been resolved. The cost of removing the tree is to be split three ways between the insurance companies involved.
But a crane is needed to remove the tree and the road will need to be closed while the work is carried out.
Ian Martin, of Martin's Insurance, Rochester, has been handling the case for Spencer Thain, Ms Brett's landlord.
He explained there has been a lot to organise and that the weather has not helped.
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The University of Maryland Marlene and Stewart Greenebaum Cancer Center Department of Radiation Oncology is pleased to announce that we will be hosting the 11th Annual Radiobiology and Physics Review Course this year. The Course has been scheduled for May 1, 2014 - May 4, 2014 and will be located on the Ground Floor Conference Room, G310, Baltimore College of Dental Surgery. It is located at 650 West Baltimore Street, on the corner of West Baltimore and Arch Streets in Downtown Baltimore. Please use the link to the right to download a PDF of the Campus Map (The Dental School is denoted by a red circle, and is marked 18). Also, please note that the conference room is completely wired and powered for network communications at each seat. Bring a laptop to access the speakers' presentations.
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The Physics portion of the program begins Thursday, May 1st at 12:45 pm. This one and a half day physics segment is intended to provide a comprehensive review of physics and dosimetry topics related to Radiation Oncology. It will be conducted in an interactive workshop format with lectures and questions and answer sessions. Dosimetrist may also benefit from this course and are welcome to participate. Please use the link to the right to download a PDF of the list of speakers and a tentative schedule.
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8 comments:
- Jill said...
I shared my GF Coconut Milk and two articles that I hope you like! - May 3, 2011 at 8:07 PM
- Pat @ Elegantly, Gluten-Free said...
Here's my link to a flavorful, filling bowl of homemade Chicken Soup w/Mushroom & Onion, easy enough for beginners (GF, CF).
Thanks for hosting --
Pat - May 3, 2011 at 9:16 PM
- Marelie said...
Great Bread Pudding...its very delicious.Thanks for hosting.I just linked my Rellenong Bangus
- May 4, 2011 at 3:26 AM
- Jen Blacker said...
Thank you for hosting! This week I shared my Buttermilk Cheddar Jack Biscuits. They came out pretty good...next time though I need the butter to be colder.
- May 4, 2011 at 6:25 AM
- Aimee said...
Oh, how exciting, I will let my dad know you chose his bread pudding!! He will be thrilled! I linked up a few more recipes, thanks for hosting!
-Aimee - May 4, 2011 at 6:45 AM
- Tina (PinayInTexas) said...
Hi! I'm back with my Chicken Enchiladas!
Thanks for another week of hosting!
Have a nice day! - May 4, 2011 at 9:12 AM
- Calm Crazy World said...
First time stopping by! Thanks for hosting the party!
- May 4, 2011 at 9:34 AM
- Amanda- Eating in Winnipeg said...
i just linked up a vanilla bean cheese cake! i love these blog hops, they're so much fun! thanks for hosting!!
- May 4, 2011 at 10:26 AM