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On tonight's episode of CBS's CSI: Crime Scene Investigation titled 'Last Woman Standing,' when several prominent poker players lose their lives, the CSI team is called to investigate before more victims surface.
The episode airs on CSI: CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION, Wednesday, Feb. 27 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. David Cassidy ("The Partridge Family") guest stars as veteran poker player Peter Coe. Get a sneak peek below!
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation is a fast-paced drama about a team of forensic investigators trained to solve crimes by examining the evidence. They are on the case 24/7, scouring the scene, collecting the irrefutable evidence and finding the missing pieces that will solve the mystery. D.B. Russell, the new CSI Supervisor for the grave shift, comes to the team after heading the Seattle Crime Lab. He's a family man and scientist, but not a nerd. Son of hippie parents, he's a left coast Sherlock Holmes who devours crime novels and looks at every crime scene as if it were a story waiting to be told. The team's other members include new CSI Julie Finlay, a blood spatter expert who always speaks her mind, regardless of the consequences; Nick Stokes, the conscience of the team, often driven by his emotional connection to the victim to always get the job done; Sara Sidle, aka Mrs. Grissom, relentless in her pursuit of criminals and the moral compass of the team; Greg Sanders, once an off-beat tech analyst and now an experienced and intuitive crime solver; and Morgan Brody, an exile from the Los Angeles Crime Lab and the daughter of Undersheriff Ecklie. She's a natural-born investigator who still has a lot to learn about politics and family.
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Looking for something a little special to bake up for the holidays? Try these elegant crunchy treats from our Test Kitchen. They're great with coffee or alongside sorbet and sherbet. HOLIDAY TIP: Bake an extra batch or two of these dainty pastries. Wrap in colored cellophane and curly ribbons as quick take-home gifts for yuletide visitors!
- 4 sheets phyllo dough (14x9-inch size)
- 2 tablespoons butter, melted
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- 1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- Cooking spray
- 2 ounces semisweet chocolate, finely chopped
- 1/2 teaspoon shortening
- 1/2 ounce white baking chocolate, melted
- 1. Preheat oven to 425°. Place one sheet of phyllo dough on a work surface; brush with butter. Cover with a second sheet of phyllo; brush with butter. (Keep remaining phyllo dough covered with plastic wrap and a damp towel to prevent it from drying out.)
- 2. Cut phyllo in half lengthwise. Cut each half into five 4-1/2x2-3/4-in. rectangles. Tightly roll each rectangle from one long side, forming a 4-1/2-in.-long stick. Combine sugar and cinnamon. Coat sticks with cooking spray; sprinkle with half of the cinnamon-sugar.
- 3. Place on an ungreased baking sheet. Bake 3-5 minutes or until lightly browned. Remove to a wire rack to cool. Repeat with remaining phyllo dough, butter and cinnamon-sugar.
- 4. In a microwave, melt semisweet chocolate and shortening; stir until smooth. Dip one end of phyllo sticks in chocolate; allow extra to drip off. Place on waxed paper; let stand until set. Drizzle with white chocolate. Yield: 20 sticks.
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What If You Had $25 to Start a Band?
If you're scanning through your Twitter recently, you've probably seen many variations of the "if you had $15" picture. For reference, here's one of the originals that started the trend that focuses on the NBA. Thankfully, this has now been adapted to the music world thanks to CBSSports.com writer Matt Norlander (all sports and music fans should give Matt a follow), who created the fantasy five-piece rock band.
For starters, the frontmen certainly offer some great value. With $25 and five spots to fill, you can certainly get a quality and reliable (key attribute) frontman without having to break the bank. Bowie at $5? Seems like a no-brainer, but you can always go big with Mercury, Jagger or Plant at the top. Next up are the lead guitarists, and if you don't like the image of Prince sharing the stage with a frontman, you can always opt for high value picks Duane Allman or Eddie Van Halen to lead the group.
Now that you have the frontman and lead guitarist, who joins them on rhythm? A couple of more modern picks--Stone Gossard and John Mayer--seem like great choices to lay the foundation underneath the power lead man. You've also got classic picks like Page, Townshend and Richards, but you have to be willing to spend. Moving over to the low end, something about Flea, Bootsy and Claypool in the $4-6 range seems perfect. Or you could always grab Sir Paul at $2. The choice, as they say, is yours.
Last but never least, the drummers. Remember, you only have $25, so spend wisely. There is value at the bottom with Ginger Baker, Stewart Copeland and Tool's Danny Carey. And Grohl is always sitting there at $4. At the very least, Grohl would take your band to the coolest places to record an album.
We kicked this idea around the Relix office this morning and here are some of the final selections:
Robert Plant, Duane Allman, John Mayer, John Paul Jones, Stewart Copeland
Steven Tyler, Eric Clapton, Keith Richards, Flea, Carter Beauford
David Bowie, Steve Ray Vaughn, John Mayer, Paul McCartney, Stewart Copeland
Although he isn't a Relix employee, check out Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s picks. Now, what say you?
"@blakeb07: @DaleJr what say you?? pic.twitter.com/WBy6zoh6UW" Robert Plant Prince Stone Gossard Flea Dave Grohl
— Dale Earnhardt Jr. (@DaleJr) June 3, 2014
10 for Page
5 for Bowie
4 for Flea
4 for Grohl
4 Clapton
10 Mercury
7 Mayer
2 McCartney
2 Copeland
4 part harmonies
$5 for Bowie
$2 for Stewart Copeland
$6 for Les Claypool
$6 for The Edge
$4 for Clapton
$23 Total Spend
$10 Freddy Mercury Vocals
$10 Stevie Ray Vaughan Lead Guitar
$4 Toni Iommi Rhythm Guitar
$1 John Paul Jones Bass
$1 Ginger Baker Drums
Thats one bad ass band for 25 bucks
Jim Morrison 1$
John Paul jones $1
Ginger Baker1$
Jimi Hendrix$10
Jimmy page$10
Total /23$
Id cheat and take Grohl as lead vocals
7 Gilmour
3 Hetfield
2 McCartney
7 Beauford
4 Grohl
$10 Hendrix
$8 Richards
$5 Bootsy
$2 Copeland
Ridiculous to think you'd have another "frontman" with Hendrix in the fold.
George Harrison $1
the Edge $6
Bono $3
Flea $4
Dave Grohl $4
That's $18. I'm going to spend my remaining $7 on Stone Gossard for $1, and I'm offering the remaining $6 to get Eddie Vedder and Melissa Etheridge on board.
Ummm…Who made this list? Ginger Baker for $1? That's just silly. Based on the rest of the drummers here, he should be in the 7+ range easily.
Prince $8, Neil Young $5, Bono $3, Flea $4, David Grohl $4
Tyler, Ghrol, Young, Claypool, Gilmore
7 gilmour
5 young
2 mccartney
7 beauford
1 morrison
No Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir, or Phil Lesh? What a joke. No Dylan or Lennon? Wow.
Bowie - Vox - 5
Gilmour - Lead G - 7
Greenwood - Rhythm - 2
Claypool - Bass - 6
Portnoy - Drums - 5
Beaufort costs more than Portnoy?! Hogwash…
prog/funk pop/rock
Even though this would be the weirdest concoction of members ever assembled…
Gilmour $7
Gossard $1
Portnoy $5
Flea $4
Plant $8
A Pink Pearl Led by a Chili Dream
Clapton $4
Page $10
Plant $8
Ginger Baker $1
Yardbirds/Zep/Cream connections = tons of chemistry already happening on day one.
Ginger baker-vocals
Paul mccartney-drums
Keith Richards-bass
David Bowie-guitar
Johnny greenwood-lead
1 john paul jones
7 roger daultrey
4 clapton
5 jimmy page
1 ginger baker
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Prosecuting chief inspector Jimmy Kimaru said Gona was caught red handed by the goat's owner in a nearby bush on November 25. He said the accused committed the offence in the bush where the goat had been tied to graze by the owner in the afternoon.
The court heard that another man who had gone to relieve themselves in the bush caught Gona red handed in the act and reported to the owner Serah Kadenge."The owner with the help of wine tappers cornered and took him to Watamu police station," he said.
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So today was my Chest, shoulder, back and traps.
Unfortunately I ran out of time (had to go back to work) and I was only able to get my chest and back work outs in. This happens to me on most weeks and I usually compensate by doing shoulders and traps on my day off.
Decline bench press:
145 for 12,
145 for 10,
135 for 8 and I held the last rep for 20 seconds.
I reached failure on the last set.
*Each set Supersetted with*
Medium grip pull downs:
135 for 12,
135 for 10,
110 for 12 and I held the last rep for 30 seconds. I did not reach failure but I could barely maintain proper form towards the end.
Incline Bench press:
115 for 12,
115 for 10,
115 for 12,
*Superset with*
Close grip pull downs:
110 for 12
110 for 10
110 for 12
Flat Bench:
*all together I did roughly 30 reps at around 100 pounds in the 12, 10, 12 format. My left shoulder was hurting very badly and I was afraid of injury so I stopped. This sucks.*
Bent over Rows (with reverse grips):
15, 12, 15 of 45 pounds. I concentrated on form and paused for a full second and squeezed as hard as possible. It was easy to lift but as stated before with the flat bench, my shoulder was killing me and I really backed off on the amount of weight afterwards.
My shoulder injuries are really starting to hold me back, often limiting the amount of weight I can push. I have to take it easy as I do have a pending surgery towards the end of summer.
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Prague - Czech consumer prices stagnated in a year-on-year as well as month-on-month comparison in June after rising by 0.4 percent annually in May, the Czech Statistical Office (CSU) said today.
The result was influenced mainly by a drop in prices of food and non-alcoholic drinks.
Analysts had expected that inflation would be near zero in June.
"A drop in inflation from 0.4 percent in May was generally expected, but a decrease all the way to a zero level is a surprise," analyst Patrik Rozumbersky of UniCredit Bank said.
"The sharp decline in inflation was caused especially by the prices of potatoes and some other types of food," Rozumbersky said.
Czech National Bank (CNB) governor Miroslav Singer indicated at the end of June that the central bank expects inflation to be near a zero level.
The CNB's Bank Board expects that the growth of consumer prices will be near the CNB's 2 percent inflation target next year.
The price development means that the Czech economy was on the verge of deflation at the end of June.
"Consumers will certainly appreciate that food prices started to decrease finally after four years. In addition, prices of telecommunication services continue to decline, although the effect of last year's price revolution has been exhausted to a larger part," analyst Petr Dufek of the CSOB bank said.
The stagnation will not probably last long, as it is likely that inflation will start to increase again as of next month already and exceed the level of 1 percent at the end of the year, Dufek said.
Food prices dropped by 1.1 percent year-on-year in June after rising by 2.5 percent in May. The decline was driven mainly by a decrease of potato prices by 53.3 percent, a decrease of fruit prices by 5.5 percent, and a slowdown of the annual growth of some other foodstuffs, such as bread, poultry and milk.
The year-on-year development of consumer prices was also considerably influenced by a decrease of housing prices, with electricity prices falling by 10.5 percent and gas prices by 3.1 percent.
In contrast, prices of tobacco products grew by 4.6 percent.
Prices in culture and recreation increased by 0.5 percent, prices in catering and accommodation by 1.6 percent and prices in education by 1.4 percent.
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Turbo Coupes VS Super Coupes Shootout
The Early Cat Catches The Bird - Turbo Coupes and Super Coupes take on a lone Cougar and come up short.
1st Place
'96 Mercury Cougar
Steve Dugan, Hedgesville, WV
The lone V-8-powered entry in this shootout provided stout low-13-second elapsed times on motor alone and low-12s with the squeeze. Owner Steve Dugan was shooting for the 11.9-12.0 range, but fell short when the nitrous bottle heater stopped working. Further carnage occurred on the last run when the spider gears in the differential ejected themselves from the carrier.
Purchased new from the dealer, Steve's Cougar ran high-13s on its stock engine. With Jerry Wroblewski of SCT tuning the EEC-V and help from Mike Siska, Mike Napier of J-M Motorsports, Scott Hoffman of Scott's Speed Shop, and James Rumsey Auto Tech, Steve hopes to be in the 11s by the end of the summer.
STRIP SPECS Owner: Steve Dugan Hometown: Hedgesville, WV Driver: Steve Dugan Year/Model: '96 Mercury Cougar Weight w/Driver: 3,692 lbs Engine: 281ci V-8, Two-Valve Built By: Ford Power Adder: Zex Dry Nitrous oxide
Maximum Boost/ Nitrous Qty.: 125 hp Intake Manifold: Bullitt cast aluminum Cylinder Head(s): Stock PI Compression Ratio: 9.9:1 Camshaft(s): Stock PI Ignition: Stock Exhaust: JBA Shorty headers, custom 2.5-in dual to 3-in single with dual 2.5-in tailpipes, Flowmaster one-chamber mufflers Transmission: 4R70W automatic Converter/Clutch: Precision Industries Stallion, 9.5 in Rear Type: Lincoln Mark VIII 8.8 IRS: 4.30:1 ring-and- pinion Wheels: 15x4.5 stock steel spares front, stock Mercury Cougar rear 15x6.5 Tires F/R: Goodyear 28x4.5x15 front, Mickey Thompson ET Drag 28x9x15 rear Suspension Front: Stock Suspension Rear: Lincoln Mark VIII aluminum control arms, differential and sway bar, stock springs, polyurethane differential and end-link bushings bushings, custom subframe connectors, individually adjustable airbags, Bilstein IRS Cobra shocks Best ET/MPH: 12.2 / 109.5 mph STRIP LOG Run # 60-FT 1/4-Mile MPH 1 1.82 13.37 99.04 2 1.59 12.24 106.66 3 1.62 13.06 101.41 4 1.61 12.38 105.92


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[Identification of item], The Papers of Alice J. Cutright Kaine, David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University.
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Alice J. Cutright was born in Chillicothe, Ohio, on January 29, 1845. The Cutright family moved to Springfield, Ill., in 1852 where Ms. Cutright attended school and eventually began to teach public school. In 1869 she married Dr. John L. Kaine, a journalist from Milwaukee, Wis., and in 1874 the Kaines moved to Milwaukee where Dr. Kaine took a position with the
Ms. Kaine was an active member on the Board of the Wisconsin Industrial School for Girls on which she served for 27 years, fourteen of those as Secretary. From 1894-1896 she was employed as an advisor to Tuskegee Institute and in 1898 she became the first woman appointed to serve on the Wisconsin State Board of Control for Prisons. Kaine was active in several social and civic clubs such as the Women's Club of Wisconsin and the Social Economics Club. She was a charter member of the Milwaukee Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. In 1933, she was admitted to the Grand Army Home where she died in 1947.
The papers of Alice J. Cutright Kaine document her work primarily as an administrative advisor at the Tuskegee Institute but also include information on her employment as a public school teacher in Springfield, Ill., her service on the board of the Wisconsin Industrial School for Girls and the State Board of Control (for prisons), and her travels to Dixfield, Maine, and Nelson County, Va. The collection contains correspondence, writings, legal papers, printed materials, photographs, and ephemera.
The strength of the collection lies with its documentation of Tuskegee Institute. Kaine was hired in 1894 as the head of the Household Department to supervise everything "from the making of bricks to the baking of white bread." (newsclipping, 1947) At the time, Kaine was the only white person on the Institute's staff.
Letters to her brother, Austin Cutright, describe her work her at Tuskegee Institute as well as the Tuskegee community in general. In these letters she speaks frankly about Booker T. Washington's educational philosophy and management style and her close relationship with Washington's wife Margaret and their children. Kaine visited several black families and churches in Tuskegee with the Washingtons and her letters and writings describe the living conditions and religious services she observed as well as the difficulties she had as a white woman in an all black community.
Approximately half of the correspondence from 1896-1903 consists of letters written to Kaine from Tuskegee administrators and Margaret Washington after Kaine's departure from Tuskegee. Letters from J.H. Washington, Superintendent of Industries, contain information on the maintenance of housekeeping practices established by Kaine. Letters from Margaret Washington are of a more personal nature and contain anecdotes and news from Tuskegee. Several of the writings and speeches concern Kaine's work at Tuskegee and describe her experiences from a sympathetic yet somewhat patronizing point of view. A file of printed materials relates exclusively to Tuskegee Institute, and a portrait of the Washington family (ca. 1895) is filed in the photographs series.
Outside of the materials relating to Tuskegee Institute, the papers provide only fragmented documentation of Kaine's life. A few letters to Kaine in the 1860s and 1870s describe her appointment to various teaching positions. Legal papers, writings and addresses, and newsclippings reflect her work with the Wisconsin Industrial School for Girls, the State Board of Control, and various social and civic organizations.
Earlier letters, chiefly written to her husband, depict Kaine's visits in the 1880s to New England, particularly Dixfield, Maine, and to her ancestral home in Nelson County, Va. Letters from Dixfield describe the local community life in detail. The series of photographs contains several views of Lovingston, Va., including churches, the courthouse, a hotel, Negro houses and other homes. Letters to Kaine from her brother during the 1940s detail his life in Milwaukee during World War II and to some extent Kaine's life at the Grand Army Home until her death.
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"The Destiny Arts Youth Performance Company is a politically astute, talented and visionary group of young people who combine political activism and cutting edge cultural expression."
- Angela Davis, Author, Scholar and Activist
The Destiny Arts Youth Performance Company (DAYPC) was created in 1993 by Destiny's current Artistic Director, Sarah Crowell with Destiny's founder, Kate Hobbs. The intention was to create a forum for youth to express a message of peace and empowerment through dance, theater, martial arts, rap and song. Joined by the Destiny Junior Company (DJC) in 2009, what has emerged are critically acclaimed pre-professional companies that are respected for both their technical prowess and their commitment to the values embodied by all Destiny Arts Center programs: Love, Respect, Care, Responsibility, Honor, and Peace. All youth company members engage in a collaborative process with the company's Artistic Directors and working professional artists to create original art that engages and re-constructs personal histories as vehicles for social change.
Every year, youth are chosen through a rigorous audition process that looks at their current level of artistic skill, but also their ability to perform and their commitment to group process. Selected company members then engage in an intensive 9-month season of training, rehearsals, scriptwriting, fundraising, and performing. The rehearsals include highly interactive conversations to illuminate the intention of each annual performance.
Since 1995, the Destiny Arts Youth Performance Company has worked with the internationally acclaimed aerial dance company, BANDALOOP, who train youth company members in aerial dance techniques and co-create aerial dance performance works with DAYPC youth and directors for Destiny's annual performances.
The Destiny performance companies' collaborative process is captured in the National Endowment of the Arts funded curriculum guide, Youth on the Move, which includes a documentary, called A Place Named Destiny (2000), by Paul Ginocchio, and is the subject of a 2014 released documentary, called F*R*E*E, by award-winning producers Suzanne LaFetra (She Wants to be a Matador) and David Collier (For Better or for Worse) from Studio B Films. The process, as told through the lens of the teen company, is also the the subject of Stanford Ph.D. Lauren Stevenson's doctoral dissertation.
Company members perform for up to 25,000 audience members per year and draw upon multiple disciplines, including hip hop, aerial dance, modern and jazz dance, spoken word, song, rap, and martial arts. Topics that have been addressed in their signature annual productions include racism, sexism, childhood sexual abuse, global warming, environmental justice, educational equity, identity formation, etc.
Show study guides are created each year to accompany each production. The study guides outline activities, exercises and group discussion questions that can be used by school teachers with their students before and after they see a Destiny Arts Youth Performance Company show. See below for links to show study guides for six annual productions.
2009 Dreaming Awake Study Guide
2010 Asylum Study Guide
2011 FREE Study Guide
2012 Toy Town Study Guide
2013 RAW Study Guide
2014 Impact Study Guide
2015 WARRIOR Study Guide
Video clips of performances:
Destiny Arts Youth Performance Company, excerpts from Game Over, 2008.
Destiny Arts Youth Performance Company, excerpts from Dreaming Awake, 2009.
Destiny Arts Youth Performance Company at the Bioneers Conference, 2009.
Destiny Arts Youth Performance Company, excerpts from RAW, 2013.
Destiny Junior Company, In My Wildest Imagination, 2014 – part 1.
Destiny Junior Company, In My Wildest Imagination, 2014 – part 2.
Destiny Junior Company, In My Wildest Imagination, 2014 – part 3.
Destiny Arts Youth Performance Company at the Bioneers Conference, 2014.
"The performance company is a group of teenagers who create and perform shows about global and social issues that affect our lives each and every day. Destiny Arts Center has taught me to be aware of others and myself." Alaysia Brooks, 17
"Not many places can generate the comfort of home out of the obstacles that a person can recognize in their peers. Destiny Arts Center is one of those places, and its Youth Performance Company has, in a very short time, created a space within myself where I feel acceptance with my being. To create love out of a place of violence is nothing short of divine. This is what Destiny does on a daily basis." Anisah Abdullah, 17
"I always want to go to Destiny. There has never been a time that I wanted to leave the Destiny Arts Youth Performance Company. The fellow students and friends I have met here have grown into the greatest people I know. We learn to open our minds and hearts to our community. We are encouraged to pay attention to global issues and to put our ideas into action. With Destiny I have performed at the Bioneers Conference in Marin County, the Green Festival in San Francisco, the Children's American Holiday Parade in Oakland, and at many many other events. I have worked with Balinese and aerial dancers, and attended events that focus on global warming, violence prevention, political issues, and other pressing issues in my own community. Now my eyes are open to the bigger picture. I think about my actions carefully and respect the actions of others. I have learned to respond to anger in a peaceful manner and have become a more accepting human being. Destiny has helped me to grow into the person I want to be." Chloe Alston, 16
"Destiny has personally changed my life for the better. It has made me a more kind, thoughtful, and compassionate person. As I'm developing the ability to express myself through dance, I am realizing my passion. Destiny is my home away from home." Dorianna Blitt, 15
"Destiny has helped me grow over the years. When I first got to Destiny I was this shy little girl who hid behind her mom and refused to take group classes. Now I am able to be part of the Destiny Company doing big shows in front of hundreds and sometimes thousands of people. And I even have some speaking parts. Through dance I am able to connect to the public in a peaceful way, to let them know that the youth of Oakland are out there doing positive things. Destiny is special because of the connection we have with the community. Every performance we have, the audience loves us because we make a change." Julia Phillips, 17
"Before joining the Company, although I was very "smart" in an academic way, I wasn't really able to express myself emotionally. Through working with the show and performing last year I have really become able to express my emotions and tell my story. In the show early in 2011, I performed a monologue about being bullied in school for being perceived as gay. Through Destiny I was able to come to terms with this and truly grow from the experience." Sasha Petterson, 16
Destiny Arts Youth Performance Company (DAYPC)
Part of the Destiny Arts Center model is to consciously foster young artists. The Destiny Arts Youth Performance Company (DAYPC) was formed for youth ages 13-18 in order to create productions that are dynamic forums for young people to express their fears, hopes, and strategies for confronting challenging personal and social issues. Since 1993, the group has matured into a committed, multicultural group of teens from a variety of socioeconomic backgrounds who bring their narratives to the table in creating their annual production in collaboration with DAYPC Co-Artistic Directors Sarah Crowell and Rashidi Omari and invited professional artists. All productions combine hip hop, modern, aerial dance, theater, martial arts, song, rap, and spoken word as artistic mediums. Company members rehearse twice/week on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4:30-7:30PM. As the season progresses, rehearsal times increase. The group performs up to 30 times during the season, mostly on weekends. This year DAYPC will be focusing on LGBTQQI2-S topics and collaborating with the youth of MOVING IN THE MOVEMENT to receive training in becoming "Arts Actionists" – artists that use the power of art and performance to make change in their communities!
2014 AUDITIONS: Thursday, September 25 4:30-8:30pm OR Tuesday, September 30 4:30-8:30pm (dancers only have to audition once)
Destiny Junior Company (DJC)
The Destiny Junior Company (DJC) is a rigorous training ground in dance, theater and performance for youth ages 9-12. DJC company members undergo an audition process to assess their readiness to be a member of a performance team as well as their current level of technical achievement. All invited members of DJC perform portions of the annual production written and co-created by DAYPC and they also co-write and choreograph one original show per year. DJC members are expected to take one Destiny technique class in addition to their twice/weekly rehearsals (Tues/Thurs, from 4:30-5:30PM). Destiny Junior Company's Artistic Director is Mika Lemoine, a Destiny alum and current Destiny hip hop instructor.
2014 AUDITION: Tuesday, September 23 4:30-6:30pm
We host auditions at our North Oakland arts center at the beginning of every new school year!
School Year 2014-15 Audition Dates
Destiny Junior Company (9-12 year olds)
Tuesday, September 23, 2014 4:30-6:30pm
Destiny Arts Youth Performance Company (13-18 year olds)
Thursday, September 25 OR Tuesday, September 30 2014 4:30-8:30pm
Dancers are only required to attend one audition; rehearsals begin on Thursday, October 2
How to prepare: Come prepared to work hard and support your fellow auditioners.
What to wear: Clothes you can move in. Sweats. t-shirts and sneakers or modest tights and jazz shoes are some forms of suggested attire.
What to expect: Auditions will last several hours and begin from the moment you step into the room. Destiny directors are watching for each participant's dance and theater skills as well as willingness to be an attentive audience member and the ability to support and encourage their competitors.
Upon entry, auditioners will receive a number, warm up with the group and learn short hip hop and modern dance routines that they then perform for a small panel of judges. You may also be asked to freestyle for several measures at the end of the given choreography. You will then read a short monologue from a previous Destiny production.
Optional: You may also prepare a solo a small group routine (with other auditioners). This routine can be in any form of dance/movement you choose and must be no longer than one minute in length. You must bring your own music. You may also perform a poem, monologue of your choice. This must also be no longer than one minute in length.
Destiny Arts youth performance companies have performed for audiences throughout the Bay Area and beyond. Our performances are a powerful mixture of youth-written monologues, dialogue and scene work, multiple dance styles, and martial arts. All of our content is derived from company members' experience with relevant social issues that affect the day-to-day lives of their communities.
If you are interested in booking one of the companies for a performance or event, please call or Sarah Crowell Artistic Director, at 510-597-1619 x 102 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Because we work with school-aged youth, we generally do not accept commissions during the school day.
Regular Rehearsals & Scriptwriting
Tuesdays & Thursdays – MANDATORY REGULAR REHEARSALS (starting 10/2/14)
4:30-7:30pm @ Destiny Arts Center
Fridays - OPTIONAL SCRIPTWRITING (starting 12/5/14)
4:30-7pm @ Destiny Arts Center
Community Performances/Recitals/Events
Saturday, October 18
SHOW: Bioneers Conference @ Marin Civic Center, San Rafael, CA
Arrive at Destiny at 6am
Show over at 2pm
Sunday, October 19
SHOW: Pizzaiolo fundraiser @ Pizzaiolo Restaurant, Oakland, CA
Arrive at event location (5008 Telegraph Ave., Oakland) by 4pm
Show over at 8pm
Saturday, November 8
SHOW: Women's Donor Network Conference @ Claremont Hotel, Berkeley CA
Arrive at Destiny at 6pm
Show over at 9pm
Saturday, December 13
RECITAL: Destiny's Love in Action Recital @ McClymonds High School, Oakland, CA
Arrive at McClymonds at 5pm
Show over at 9pm
Saturday, February 7
EVENT: Punch for Peace/Kick for Kindness - Fundraiser @ Destiny Arts Center
Arrive at Destiny at 10am
Event over at 12noon
February TBA
SHOW: Black Choreographers Festival (performances and dance classes)
Details TBA
Saturday, February 14
SHOW: One Billion Rising V-Day Performance
Details TBA
Thursday, March 19
SHOW: Teens Tackle Tobacco, Alcohol & Drugs Youth Wellness Conference @ the Clark Kerr Conference Center, Berkeley, CA
Arrive at Destiny at 6:30am
Show over at 10am
May TBA
SHOW: Destiny Fundraiser/Gala
Details TBA
Saturday, June 6
RECITAL: Destiny's "Moving for Peace" Recital
Details TBA
Friday, November 21 – Sunday, November 23
Arrive at Destiny on Friday at 4pm – carpools leave at 4pm
Pick up students at Destiny on Sunday at 2pm
The retreat is happening at NatureBridge in the Marin Headlands
2015 Extra Rehearsals
Friday, February 27
4:30-8pm @ Destiny Arts Center
Saturday, February 28
1:30-6pm @ Destiny Arts Center
Friday, March 6
4:30-8pm @ Destiny Arts Center
Saturday, March 7
1:30-6pm @ Destiny Arts Center
Friday, March 13
4:30-8pm @ Destiny Arts Center
Saturday, March 14
1:30-6pm @ Destiny Arts Center
Friday, March 20
4:30-8pm @ Destiny Arts Center
Saturday, March 21
1:30-6pm @ Destiny Arts Center
Friday, March 27
4:30-8pm @ Destiny Arts Center
Saturday, March 28
1:30-6pm @ Destiny Arts Center
Sunday, March 29 (aerial dancers only)
4-7pm @ the Laney College Theater
The BIG SHOW At Laney College Theater
Monday-Thursday, March 30-April 2
4-10pm each evening
Friday, April 3
10am-10:30pm (show time: 7:30pm)
Saturday, April 4
1pm-10:30pm (show time: 7:30pm)
Friday, April 10
4pm-10:30pm (show time: 7:30pm)
Saturday, April 11
11am-10:30pm (show times: 2pm & 7:30pm)
Sunday, April 12
2pm-8pm (show time: 5pm)
Tuesday, April 14
7am-5pm (show times: 10am & 1:30pm)
Regular Rehearsals & Required Classes
Rehearsals – Tuesdays & Thursdays
4:30-5:30pm @ Destiny Arts Center
Required Classes – Tuesdays & Thursdays
3:30-4:30pm OR 5:30-7pm @ Destiny Arts Center
Community Performances/Recitals
Saturday, December 13
RECITAL: Destiny's Love in Action Recital
Arrive at McClymonds High School at 5pm
Show over at 9pm
May TBA
SHOW: Destiny Fundraiser/Gala
Details TBA
Tuesday, June 2
SHOW: Destiny Junior Company original show @ Destiny Arts Center
Showtime: 7pm
Saturday, June 6
RECITAL: Destiny's "Moving for Peace" Recital
Details TBA
2015 Extra Rehearsals
Saturday, February 28
1:30-3pm @ Destiny Arts Center
Saturday, March 7
1:30-3pm @ Destiny Arts Center
Saturday, March 14
1:30-3pm @ Destiny Arts Center
Saturday, March 21
1:30-3pm @ Destiny Arts Center
Saturday, March 28
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The stakes are higher than ever on "Supernatural" now that Dean (Jensen Ackles) made the choice to allow the angel Ezekiel (Tahmoh Penikett) to possess his younger brother Sam (Jared Padalecki) without Sam's knowledge ... all to save Sam's life.
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In between the divine and the damned are our trusted humans. Kevin Tran (Osric Chau) is the resident prophet, and he's currently safely tucked away in the Men of Letters bunker. Then we've got the Winchester brothers, Dean and Sam. Dean's harboring some major secrets while Sam's unknowingly harboring an "angelic pacemaker," and both of those issues will guide Season 9. And while we got to see Bobby Singer (Jim Beaver) in the Season 9 premiere, it was just in Sam's mind. He is still dead, and in heaven (RIP Bobby).
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Council members are Kevin House, Orville Branson, Marty Dunn, Karl Newell and Scott Nettles. Mayor is Walt Gobel. With all present Wednesday the council:
- POLICY: Passed resolution adopting public records disclosure policy. Unanimous.
- LAW ENFORCEMENT: Approved contract through 2012 with Walla Walla County Sheriff's office. Vote was 4 to 1, with Nettles voting no.
- DANGEROUS BUILDINGS: Instructed city attorney to update current dangerous building abatement.
- STREET DAMAGE: Approved ordinance related to damage to streets due to overweight vehicles. Unanimous.
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I am a fan of Maybelline, because its products are all allergy tested, they work, and most of all, they are affordable. Most of my makeup is from Maybelline, and this erm "new" little baby is not an exception at all. I put quote marks on the word new, because it wasn't that new, so to speak. I got it about last year, November, I think, when my aunt went to Sasa to get some stuff and they threw it in. We stared at it for the longest time not knowing what it was for, but after a long, long while, we figured that it was a base to be used before foundation to make the application smoother, and it is used to correct yellow skin undertones, which I sorta have.
This is how it looks like, the bottle, and a tiny little swatch of it. (Taylor's students, please do not gawk if you happen to see that I took the photos in the Web of TCSJ. It's nothing, really).
Maybelline says:
The first step to perfect your makeup finish. Instantly enhances skin's natural luminosity and provides natural radiance all day.
Wow, improve my radiance?? Make foundation application easier? Hmmm....
Please reminded that this is a base is not a primer, in that it does NOT shrink your pores, or mattify your oily skin. It just makes foundation and the other stuff, "more luminous", and its a purple sunblock. Well, at least its what I think it is.
The problem with this thing that its quite runny and watery. But if you get past that, it works, pretty well, I guess? The fun part is that you have to shake the bottle, and it sounds kinda like liquid paper when you do that. hehehehe.
Does it work? Erm, I can't really answer that, since I do not really know what it is for. Foundation application has always been a breeze for me, because I use the Everyday Minerals Matte, and Maybelline's Angelfit liquid foundation (I alternate between the two each day, please do not misunderstand!). The latter has been less finicky now that I'm already used to it. My skin did not appear "luminous" at all, yada yada yada. And it made my forehead feel oily, but when I blotted it, there were only minimal amounts of shine... 0.0 But strangely, I swatched on my blush on the back of my hand just to see how it can preserve color, since you can't see foundation, and I no longer carry eyeshadows with me. ^.^ For the photos below, the flash ones are above and the non-flash ones are below. As for the swatches, the one with the UV base is the one above.
You know what, I think the base actually accelerated the fading process... Haih.. You can't have everything, yes? In the end, I really use this as a sunblock thingy. ^.^ I know, I have been going through a little sunblock craze. I've even added it to my skincare routine!! Yayness. I swear, I got fairer!!
Pros: Sunblock that neutralizes yellow undertones, what's not to like?
Cons: Does practically nothing as a base. Not to be confused with primer. Does not prolong color.
Repurchase: I won't, but frankly, I did not purchase it to begin with. If ya get me drift.
Repurchase: I won't, but frankly, I did not purchase it to begin with. If ya get me drift.


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A 24-year-old man pleaded guilty to breaking into two homes in NW D.C. and sexually assaulting the women who were sleeping inside.
George Clowers, who has no fixed address, pleaded guilty to two counts of first degree sexual assault in D.C. Superior Court. He is scheduled to be sentenced on Oct. 7 and faces up to 60 years.
He is accused of breaking into a residence in the 900 block of P Street NW and sexually assaulting a woman on July 24, 2007. He is also accused of sexually assaulting a woman in the 1500 block of Marion Street NW on April 6.
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Chris Harrison's Bachelor 16 Premiere Blog: "Jenna Just Let Monica Get the Best of Her"
It's the 10th anniversary of Bachelor Nation, as Chris Harrison reminds us in his Entertainment Weekly blog on The Bachelor Season 16 premiere. And just like back on Season 1, the first night is an overwhelming crazy-fest. No one knows that better than poor Jenna Burke, who should probably just sleep through the next 10 weeks.
As Chris blogs about the Monica Spannbauer,/Blakeley Shea/Jenna love/hate triangle:
"I really don't know what to make of Monica and Blakeley's relationship. You'll have to be the judge and jury on that one. As for Monica and Jenna, Jenna just let Monica get the best of her. Monica saw that she could put the screws to her and she did every chance she could. Jenna was already out of her element and Monica smelled blood in the water and attacked. Jenna locked herself in the bathroom and was crying so much we weren't sure she was even going to make it to the rose ceremony. We had to hold everything up and wait for her. Ben was somewhat aware of the drama and although he was unsure of Jenna, in the end he decided he would chalk up her emotion to first night jitters and give her another chance. I would love to tell you this story has a happy ending and Jenna redeems herself with a strong showing next week but… that's just not what happens. Wait until you see next week."
We knew Jenna had to make it past at least the first night when we saw her wearing that sparkly white dress on the premiere. We already recognized her as the girl hugging her own shoulders and crying in a sleeveless red dress during one of the first promos of the year — The Crying Girl. That's Jenna and that must be Jenna on Episode 2. Oh boy.
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Jockey Hamilton, Planet Elected to HOF
Anthony Hamilton, a prominent jockey during the 19th century, and Planet, a dominant racehorse in the years leading up to the Civil War, have been elected to the National Museum of Racing's Hall of Fame through the Museum's Historic Review process.
In 1895, he captured the Brooklyn Handicap on Hornpipe and the Suburban Handicap aboard Lazzarone. The next year, Hamilton added the Metropolitan Handicap with Counter Tenor and became the only African-American jockey to win all three of New York's major handicap races.
Historian Fred Burlew ranked Hamilton third on his list of the 10 greatest African-American jockeys of all time behind only Hall of Famers Isaac Murphy and Willie Simms.
Planet was foaled in Virginia at Major Thomas W. Doswell's Bullfield Stable in 1855. He was sired by Revenue and is out of the Boston mare Nina.
Planet compiled a record of 27-4-0 from 31 starts and earnings of $69,700. Known as "The Great Red Fox," Planet was regarded by many turf experts to be second only to the mighty Lexington among the greatest American racehorses prior to the Civil War.
Carrying Bullfield's famed orange silks and trained through most of his career by N.B. Young, Planet won at a variety of distances in Virginia, Georgia, South Carolina, Alabama, Louisiana, and New York.
Planet was retired to stud at Bullfield in 1861. His final race occurred just five days before the bombardment of Fort Sumter launched the Civil War and effectively ended racing of that era in the South.
The Civil War and its aftermath interrupted several years of Planet's career as a stallion. During those years, Planet and many of the other Bullfield horses were hidden in the woods to protect them from Yankee soldiers.
In 1868, Doswell sold Planet to R.A. Alexander of Woodburn Farm in Kentucky. Planet resided at Woodburn until he died at the age of 20 in 1875.
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MacArthur Fellows / Meet the Class of 2009
Mark Bradford
Mixed Media Artist
Los Angeles, California
Age: 47
Published January 26, 2009
Mark Bradford is an artist who incorporates ephemera from urban environments into mixed-media works on canvas that are rich in texture and visual complexity. Though he has experimented throughout his career with many different artistic media, including public art, installations, and video, his signature and best-known work takes the form of massively scaled, abstract collages that he assembles out of signage and other materials collected, most frequently, from his own neighborhood in South Central Los Angeles. Bradford's aesthetic language makes use of such elements as bits of billboards, handmade advertisements, foil, string, and permanent wave end-papers from beauty shops, which he arranges, layers, singes, sands, and bleaches into brilliantly hued, painterly structures that appear to sprawl and swirl. Loosely gridded and often cartographic in character, these pieces both reflect his interest in the formal traditions of modernist abstraction and reference the communities from which he culls his materials. Glimpses of partially legible text and imagery within his map-like works evoke a multitude of metaphors and suggest intricate systems in a constant state of flux. In the multilayered tableau Los Moscos (2004), bursts of bright yellows and reds radiate through a predominance of darker fragments, calling to mind clusters of pulsing city lights viewed from a collapsed and distanced perspective. With this piece and numerous others in his increasingly ambitious body of work, Bradford is developing a visually arresting means of representing in two dimensions the dynamism and depth of the sites and streets he excavates.
Mark Bradford received a B.F.A. (1995) and an M.F.A. (1997) from the California Institute of the Arts. His work has appeared in numerous solo and group exhibitions at such venues as the Whitney Museum of American Art, the Studio Museum in Harlem, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, and the Museum of Modern Art, among many others.
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On the Beat is an occasional reporting of various crimes and complaints confronted by law enforcement personnel in Newton County in the course of their duties. It is compiled by News Editor Barbara Knowles, who can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com are hard A man was arrested by the Covington Police Department at Walmart for attempting to steal a pair of shoes valued at $7.49. He was observed discarding his own shoes at the door, walking barefoot to the shoe department and placing the new shoes on his feet and attempting to walk out. He had previously been banned from Walmart. -- Two women were observed at Kmart to be stuffing items in one of the women's purse and attempting to leave the store without paying. The items included a $10.48 bracelet, $4.97 worth of socks, a $29.96 DVD and something known as a Mega Bra, valued at $9.94. They were arrested by CPD officers. -- A woman was observed stuffing items into her purse at Walmart. Officers arrived and arrested her. They found she had nine prior convictions for shoplifting. -- A white male, wearing shorts and a T-shirt, purchased a pack of cigarettes at CVS. He then walked back into the store and appeared to still be shopping. He was seen concealing a 20-ounce Dr. Pepper valued at $1.77 in his shorts. He quickly left the store. -- A real estate agent reported to the NCSO an empty home was missing a refrigerator and a stove. It looked as if whoever took them had brought a small child along on the caper. A toy was left in the living room floor. -- A man went to Kmart and attempted to purchase two packages of batteries, valued at $5 each; two windshield wiper blades valued at $5.99 each; towels for $4.99; a DH battery for $114.99 and a $25 airtime card. The two checks he gave in payment were declined. He said he would return the items. He did put back the DH battery, but took the rest of the items valued at $51.97 and left the store. -- A woman was arrested by the CPD at Kmart after she attempted to steal lip gloss, headphones and 11 pairs of underwear. -- The owner of a convenience store called NCSO deputies to arrest a man who stole two newspapers. When the deputy asked the man why he took the newspapers, he said he thought they were free. He went to jail. -- A woman reported to the NCSO that an unknown person entered her home and took her "black Walmart belt" out of her pants and a Columbus commemorative coin from her dresser drawer. The belt was valued at $8 and the coin was valued at $450. Sonny Boy is innocent A grandmother called the CPD to report that she gave her bank card to her 11-year-old grandson to purchase one game on Facebook. When she received her statement, it showed that $281 worth of games had been purchased. She said her grandson said he didn't do it and he was asleep when some of the games were purchased. Unfortunate fortune A woman came to CPD headquarters to report that she was reading a man's horoscope when he got mad, yelled at her and grabbed her around the throat. A photo of red marks on her throat was entered into evidence. A medical excuse A man shoplifted several wireless games from CVS, but as he left the store, the games fell from his pocket. He looked at the games on the floor and then fell down, pretending to have a seizure. He then got up, grabbed the games and fled the store. Something's missing A man delivering a shipment of beer to a convenience store reported to the Newton County Sheriff's Office that he doesn't know how much or what kind, but one particular brand of beer went missing during the delivery. Family matters A man notified the NCSO that his daughter pushed his wife down a flight of stairs. 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Looking for help Three vehicles belonging to members of the same family were entered and various items were stolen. The most unusual was a brown bag with a Bible inside. The brown bag was found discarded at the end of the resident's driveway, but the Bible was not located. 'It's me again, Margaret' A man who had been calling a woman at a local business and making suggestive comments was located by CPD officers. He was wearing a black female wig. When asked why he had the wig, the man replied, "I like to change it up." He was told if he contacted the business again he would be charged. Missing equipment A woman called and said her homeowner's association had rented several pieces of equipment for a festival, but when the rental company picked the items up, they told her the popcorn machine was missing. The machine was valued at $1,092.
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> Or, if people think it would be best to just cancel the meeting, let me know.
> (I'm going to update the website and send out announcements.)
> (If the meeting DOES get cancelled, someone needs to go to the library
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Stem cells ease the pain from arthritis.
A new non-invasive treatment that could help millions get the feeling back in their feet!
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Each year, a thousand children are born with cystic fibrosis.
Moms are so ingenious! I learn new things from parents everyday and the saying inventions are the mother of necessity rings true again.
As I have been discussing in earlier posts, RSV has really been rampant these last few weeks, causing many babies to wheeze and a few of my patients had severe enough symptoms to require hospitalization.
A sweet 6 month old patient of mine was recently admitted to the hospital for a few days due to respiratory distress, and subsequently developed an ear infection (which is not uncommon) and was discharged on an oral antibiotic. Oh, did I mention that while the baby was in the hospital, the 2 year old sibling started to cough and wheeze as well and he was at home getting breathing treatments. When it rains, it pours!
Now that this family is on the mend, I had them return to the office for a post-hospitalization follow up and the mother said she had been a bit overwhelmed for the last few days. Poor thing! She said she was worried that she might mix up medication doses between the two children.
She then pulled out the box that contained the medicine for the 6 month old and showed me how she had drawn a calendar on the side of the box, with a square for each dose of medicine to mark off as she gave the dose. That way she was sure that she had given the medicine. It was like cross-checking medicines in the hospital to prevent dosing errors. How clever is that! No big chart, nothing fancy, but very practical.
She had brought along the medicine for her visit so I could see how well the baby was taking the medicine (which was not one of the better tasting liquids) and she had the perfect technique for administering the medicine as well.
So, this picture shows you how clever the bottle/box dosing calendar is. Of course she is a teacher, and I bet a good one!!
The use of alternative medicine is increasing among children, especially those with chronic conditions.
Today kicks off Get Smart About Antibiotics Week, which was developed by the Center for Disease Control (CDC) to educate everyone about the overuse of antibiotics.
Antibiotic prescribing is highest for young children. But, antibiotics need to be used appropriately in order to ensure that drugs are effective, as well as to prevent antibiotic resistance. The whole country is just entering the cough and cold season and most of these illnesses are caused by viruses. ANTIBIOTICS can only cure bacterial illnesses - not viral illnesses.
Taking an antibiotic for a viral illness will NOT cure your child's cough and cold, nor will it help your child feel better any faster, and it will NOT keep others from catching your child's viral illness. These viral illnesses include colds, influenza (flu), RSV, most sore throats (unless strep) and even most sinus infections. Not even all ear infections may need an antibiotic to resolve, especially in children over the age of 2-3 years.
Although many people believe that green mucous means a bacterial infection, as your body's immune system works to fight off a viral upper respiratory infection mucous can change color. It is quite common for the color to change from clear, to yellow to green before the viral infection resolves. This does not mean that a child (or adult) needs an antibiotic.
Lastly, while antibiotics may be life saving, there are potential complications that can occur when taking an antibiotic, including tummy aches and diarrhea as well as serious allergic reactions. You want to only take antibiotics when really needed.
I have spent the last 2 weekends on call and already feel like I have seen a million green runny noses, including my own!! But a little saline nose rinse, lots of kleenex, some steamy showers and time will work for the majority of us. Almost every parent asks me don't you have something else t
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Thank you so much for all your hard work on the training video! It's a relief to know that I can partner with you, someone that can manage a project with minimal involvement on my part. I realize the budget was lean and the timelines were even leaner, but you managed to exceed my expectations. - Sherpa Marketing
I worked with their team on a promotional video about my work as a celebrity portrait photographer in New York. They bring a genuine sense of adventure and possibility to their productions and it seems contagious, as their attitude influences the crew and subjects to step up and bring their best. The team was professional, productive, creative and a pleasure to work with. I was very happy with the final product. I would not hesitate to work with them again. - Chris Buck
Very well done. Congratulations to the whole team for putting this video together in less than 7 business days! - PwC
We received great employee feedback on the video…it accomplished what it was supposed to, inform and create pride! - Rogers
If you are looking for something refreshing, updated, with a unique approach, then this is the kind of projects this company thrives on. They will make you feel that you are in good hands with their professional, fun and focused approach, which I find very rare in agencies these days. - Manitoulin Transport


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While some organizations limit employee education to what is legally required, many are now recognizing that a more considered and structured approach to developing training programs is the key to success.
OCEG, in association with Thomson Reuters and Littler, recently released the latest installment of their GRC Illustrated Series, "Risk-Based Education and Training". The illustration provides guidance on how a risk-based methodology can enable your organization to build more effective and efficient compliance training programs. This targeted approach goes beyond simple "check box" compliance and ensures a more effective use of budget by focusing training efforts to maximize the return on the investment. In this webinar, we will review the key aspects to consider when defining, designing and delivering education and training that will best support your organization's objectives.
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