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Summary of Construction Project Management:
CreateThe Group: CreateThe Studio
Christofle Bal Harbour
Christofle Flagship Beverly Hills
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Christofle Office and Showroom: 41 Madison, New York
Summary of Photography Production:
Alexander Wang
Banana Republic
Calvin Klein Jeans
Donna Karan
Hugo Boss
Juicy Couture
Louis Vuitton
Maison Martin Margiela
Marc Jacobs
Oscar de la Renta
Sergio Rossi
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Gina Bachauer Foundation
Re-Elect San Francisco Treasurer Susan Leal
US Olympic Committee Retail
Business Development. Digital Marketing.
Marketing. Operations. Project Management. Product Development.
Executive Producer and Art Buyer: 2010-2012
Studio Manager: 2009-2010
Photography Producer: 2005-2009
Training Specialist and eConcierge: 2002-2005
Retail Management. Marketing. Events.
Retail Management. Events. Special Projects.
Client: Calvin Klein Jeans
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Stylist: Anka Itskovich
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Client: Donna Karan
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Stylist: Michael Fisher
Producer: Randall Todd
Client: Calvin Klein Jeans
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Post-Production Team: Legs Media at Milk Studios
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Post-Production Team: Legs Media at Milk Studios
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"The most extraordinary film I've seen in my life is certainly 'Portrait of Jason.' It is absolutely fascinating."—Ingmar Bergman
Recent Viewings
'we have to make sure that our products…are not deceiving the customer.'
Carlo Moretti
Alpine A110-50
The Beautiful Universe of a Typomaniac
Interview with Erik Spiekermann by vitra
The question, if sincere, could receive several replies. The query, from a conference of leaders of their companies in an industry that is still populated by some who adopt the head-in-sand response to news that the earth is round, struck me as self-indulgently obtuse. Coopting this brief essay from May 2014 by Noah Brier may be a useful place to establish a baseline from which to shed layers of luxury industry petrification that increasingly alienate companies from clients:
'When my co-founder James and I first started our company, we knew we would name the core product Percolate. We did, however, spend some time discussing potential names for the parent corporation that would produce it. One of those names was Punctuated Equilibrium.
The term, originally coined by Stephen Jay Gould, proposed that evolution actually happens in bursts, with species undergoing long periods of stasis interrupted by a brief period of massive change. Think tens of thousands instead of millions of years. Marketing, and business at large, felt like it was in one of those bursts, and we were excited to build software to help organizations evolve.
Ultimately we settled on a simpler parent company name: Percolate Industries, Inc. Still, the notion that we're in a time of massive industry change has only become more acute over the last three-plus years as social continues to explode and mobile has taken over the planet.
Fast forward to last year, when I ran into a quote from former Intel Chairman and CEO Andy Grove, stating that market share "is won or lost at times of technological transition."
Both ideas get at the same concept: With massive change comes massive opportunity. Everywhere around us we see evidence of this truth, from the turnover in the Fortune 500, to a company like WhatsApp to growing to be worth $19 billion in just five years, to the astounding growth of the smartphone market since 2008.
We are in a moment of transition.
For marketers this means two things: First, as a core function of the business and owner of the message, this explosion in communications technology falls squarely in their wheelhouse and gives them new opportunities to prove their value to the organization. Secondly, to achieve this, marketers will need to rethink the way they operate as the core channels (local to global), audiences (millions to billions), and content (stock to stock & flow) they once worked through shifts under their feet.
James puts it well at the end of a presentation he gives about the state of content marketing. After walking everyone through the transitions we've seen in the industry over the last few years and the ones that are still to come he ends with just five words: We live in amazing times.'
Teatime, by Tobias Grau. Porcelain, ebony, steel.
Anna Piaggi, the last of the great eccentrics.
Lola, San Francisco
Daul was intelligent and wise, but deeply impatient. You are missed.
Do let this move you.
Don't avoid the opportunity to reflect. Don't give in to disaster fatigue.
Respect for the victims.
Useful words after discovering a dinner party guest burgled you.
Gusteau and Marnie
Fassbinder. World On A Wire.
David Chipperfield, Tea & Coffee Piazza, Alessi 2003
1975 House | Kazumasa Yamashita
Thursday 4 March 2010
Translator, critic, script editor and partner to Samuel Beckett
Barbara Bray, who has died aged 85, was one of the most significant links between British and French literature in the 20th century. She was the principal translator and an early champion of Marguerite Duras, who was her close friend, and also translated the work of Jean Genet, Jean-Paul Sartre, Jean Anouilh and Alain Robbe-Grillet. As a young and influential script editor at the BBC in the 1950s, she fostered the work of many writers including Harold Pinter and, perhaps most importantly, Samuel Beckett, who became her personal and intellectual partner for more than 30 years.
An identical twin, she was born Barbara Jacobs into a lower-middle-class family in Maida Hill, west London, and raised in Harrow. She attended Preston Manor county grammar school, in Brent, and went to Girton College, Cambridge, where she took a first in English. She married John Bray, an Australian-born RAF pilot, after they both graduated from Cambridge. She spent three years with him teaching English in Cairo and Alexandria before returning to London and landing a job, in 1953, as script editor in the drama department of the new BBC Third Programme, one of a handful of women then in positions of responsibility there.
Working under Val Gielgud, Donald McWhinnie and John Morris, she was at the spearhead of a risky enterprise to introduce the postwar British public to avant-garde 20th-century drama. She was involved in recommending, commissioning and translating work by Duras, Robert Pinget, Ugo Betti and Luigi Pirandello. Bray supported Pinter in particular, assuring him a steady flow of commissions after the failure of his London theatre debut, The Birthday Party. Pinter wrote A Slight Ache, A Night Out and The Dwarfs initially as radio commissions for her, and remained grateful to her throughout his life for this crucial early support.
Bray met Beckett in 1956 during the production of his radio play All That Fall, and they became more closely involved when she helped him with Embers, his second BBC commission, in 1959. By then Bray was in a relationship with McWhinnie, her estranged husband having died in an accident in Cyprus, leaving her in sole charge of their two young daughters.
She said later that it took 30 seconds to fall in love with Beckett. Despite being drawn by his graceful, generous manner and his voice, which she described as sounding like the sea, she nonetheless kept her distance, and it was he who made the first moves in what was to become a relationship of central importance for both of them.
Strikingly beautiful, opinionated and headstrong, Bray had run the course of her career at the BBC by 1961. At the age of 36, she moved to Paris with her daughters, partly to be closer to Beckett (who was 55) and partly to pursue a freelance career as a translator and critic. Besides writing for the Observer and appearing regularly on the BBC programme The Critics, she translated almost all of Duras's work; Anouilh's Antigone; Pinget's Clope; Genet's Prisoner of Love; Michel Tournier's The Ogre; works by Julia Kristeva, Philippe Sollers, Michel Quint, Frédéric Richaud and Amin Maalouf; Flaubert's correspondence with George Sand; and Elisabeth Roudinesco's biography of Jacques Lacan. She won the Scott Moncrieff prize for translation four times.
In 1975 she collaborated with Joseph Losey on the later abandoned screenplay of a film about the life of Ibn Sa'ud, the founder of Saudi Arabia. The material she generated was refashioned into a biography, co-written with Michael Darlow, which will be published later this year. With Losey and Pinter, she undertook the immense task of adapting Proust's À la Recherche du Temps Perdu for the cinema (Beckett also lent a guiding hand). The film was never made, but their text was published (under Pinter's principal authorship) as The Proust Screenplay in 1978.
Her relationship with Beckett lasted for the rest of his life. He sent her work in progress by mail (sometimes twice a day, even if they were meeting anyway) and worked with her, by her own account, as a sounding-board, as a direct help with translation (he translated his own work between French and English), and as a gadfly who would encourage him to complete projects.
She was the only person with whom he regularly shared his work in progress and one of very few with whom he discussed his work at all. She never claimed credit for his work, stating that she had no creative imagination at all. She "wasn't any influence on the nature of the work", she later recalled, "because he was absolutely unique and sure of himself and knew what he wanted to say". She described their relationship as one of equals, an impression corroborated by those who knew them at the time.
Beckett had just married Suzanne Dechevaux-Dumesnil when Bray moved to Paris in 1961. Suzanne had helped him recover his health after he was stabbed in 1938, and both had been hunted members of the Resistance during the latter part of the second world war. Bray claimed that Beckett remained faithful to both of them, a situation which was not without consequences for Bray and her children, who were brought up as the offspring of an occasionally anguished "other woman", devoted to her often-absent companion.
Beckett and Suzanne's relationship had been forged in adversity and before his fame. They had much less in common intellectually than he and Bray. His double life was most likely the point of departure for Play (1963), in which a man, wife and mistress confess their lives to an intermittent spotlight, confined to the neck in earthen jars. The similarly-confined but irrepressible Winnie in Happy Days (1960) has sometimes been likened to Bray, who was possessed of an unstoppable, effusive attitude bordering on the manic. She denied the link.
Bray spoke of writing a memoir of her life with Beckett, but never completed it. She abhorred others' tell-all accounts of sometimes superficial relations with him, and perhaps preferred in the end to allow silence to descend on the mystery of their relationship. We can nonetheless speculate whether the second part of his career would have been as varied and adventurous without her, ranging across television and film and inspired by sources including the Noh theatre, to which she introduced him. Her last collaborative act with him was to type his final work, What Is the Word (1989), which he composed when confined to the Tiers Temps nursing home in Paris. He died that December. His 713 letters to her are kept at Trinity College Dublin (he destroyed all personal correspondence he received). She left a brief account of her life with him in an interview with Marek Kedzierski.
After Beckett's death, Bray continued to translate, and she put great energy into the bilingual Paris-based theatre company Dear Conjunction, which she co-founded and for which she directed lesser-known Pinter and Beckett works.
A stroke in 2003 limited her activity, and left her using a wheelchair. She remained doggedly independent in a studio flat in the Rue Séguier, proudly reciting swathes of Shakespeare, Donne and the King James Bible from memory. After a steady decline in her health, she moved last December to Edinburgh to a nursing home near her daughter Francesca's house.
Resolutely rational and atheist to the last, Bray eschewed a funeral and donated her body to science. She is survived by Francesca and her other daughter, Julia, and her sister, Olive.
By Diana Jean Schemo
Published October 22, 1994
Francis Steegmuller, the American novelist, biographer and translator whose works on Gustav Flaubert illuminated the agonies and thrills of creating fiction, died at a Naples hospital on Thursday. He was 88 and had homes in New York City, on Capri and in Naples.
The cause was heart failure, said his wife, the writer Shirley Hazzard.
Mr. Steegmuller was a prodigious writer, whose output also included highly admired biographies of Jean Cocteau, Isadora Duncan and Guy de Maupassant. His 1957 translation of "Madame Bovary," some scholars say, remains unsurpassed. He also published a translation of correspondence between Louise d'Epinay, a Parisian intellectual and hostess, and the Abbe Ferdinando Galiani, a Neapolitan diplomat, called "A Woman, a Man and Two Kingdoms." He demonstrated his versatility with three detective mysteries, "A Matter of Iodine," "A Matter of Accent" and "Blue Harpsichord," which he wrote under the pen name David Keith.
His extensive works on Flaubert included three volumes of the writer's selected letters, his correspondence with George Sand (with Barbara Bray), Flaubert's intimate notebooks and his travel notes in Egypt.
Mr. Steegmuller continued writing until two years ago, when his memory began failing, and he would spend more time reading the classics aloud with his wife in the quiet hours after breakfast. The day before his death, Ms. Hazzard said, the couple had just finished reading Shakespeare's "Antony and Cleopatra" to each other "for the umpteenth time," surrounded by the potted geraniums he loved to tend on their terrace over the Bay of Naples.
At the start of his career, Mr. Steegmuller formed part of a particularly promising coterie of young men who attended Columbia University in the 1920's, and would prove illustrious in their lifetimes. He was a 19-year-old student there when his first book, a fictional biography of Ben Jonson, was published under the pseudonym Byron Steel.
Mr. Steegmuller's friends at Columbia included Lionel Trilling, Clifton Fadiman, Jacques Barzun, Meyer Shapiro, Richard Snow, the architect, and Dwight Minor, a historian. "We met often, went to the theater, museums and so forth," said Mr. Barzun, who became a lifelong friend. "Francis was a survivor of that group."
It was a period of intense American romance with Europe, and as a teen-ager Mr. Steegmuller set off for England with a friend, working in the ship's galley to pay their way. (He had pretty much worn out the pages on France in his family's reference books by the age of 9, his mother would say, years later.)
The two teen-agers landed in England without passports, but those were days when this was not an insurmountable obstacle for two Americans abroad, Ms. Hazzard said. "They wouldn't have dreamed of sending them back without letting them ashore."
It was, in retrospect, an inevitability that Mr. Steegmuller would find his way back to Europe shortly after graduation. He did not frequent the American expatriate writers' haunts, but he found friends in artistic circles easily enough, including the Cubist painter Jacques Villon, who introduced him to his first wife, the artist Beatrice Stein.
Mr. Steegmuller, fluent in French, spent the 1930's exploring England, France and Italy. With the fascism of Italy and the specter of Nazi Germany, he became disillusioned with Europe, and found his way home, eventually serving in the American military. He returned to France after the war, working initially in military intelligence. He was a recipient of the French Legion of Honor. In 1971, he won a National Book Award for "Cocteau: A Biography."
Mr. Steegmuller's editor at The New Yorker, William Maxwell, said yesterday that Mr. Steegmuller, a close friend, "was meticulous about detail and wrote well, which isn't to be said about most biographers."
Mr. Steegmuller met Ms. Hazzard at the home of the writer Muriel Spark in 1963, two years after the death of his first wife, who had polio. Ms. Hazzard had lived in Italy, and with his second marriage, Mr. Steegmuller grew more interested in Italian culture and literary subjects, and would spend long hours in the archives at Naples. But Flaubert remained an abiding passion; Ms. Hazzard affectionately described her marriage as "an extended menage a trois with Flaubert."
Ms. Hazzard said that after his long and industrious career, her husband had difficulty accepting the memory lapses that came with age, and no longer trusted himself to write for publication. "He at first felt very deeply the lack of his daily work," she said. "And I said, 'You're 86 and you've been publishing since you're 19, that's not a sad story.' And he became reconciled to it."
Writing in The New York Times Book Review in January 1992, Victor Brombert, a professor of Romance and Comparative Literature at Princeton University, said Mr. Steegmuller's book "A Woman, a Man and Two Kingdoms," was written with "expert skill, urbanity and insight." Mr. Steegmuller's last book, "The Incident at Naples," an account of having been mugged on a Naples street, was published in The New Yorker.
Lloret de Mar, Costa Brava
Blossom Matrix.
Parque de las Flores, Colombia.
Studio Roberto Rovira
Tim Lott writes a Letter from London
June 10, 2000
By Sharon Reier
IT IS A COLD, grim June day in London, but 32 brand-new entrepreneurs are generating some heat as they make 10-minute business presentations in a hotel just off Hyde Park. Their audience: Several hundred venture capitalists who have gathered from three continents and paid $1,800 each to identify the next Bill Gates, or at least the next Jeff Bezos.
Welcome to the vision of Joseph Schumpeter.
Schumpeter was an Austrian-trained economist, economic historian and ardent capitalist who developed a theory with the breadth and grandeur of that of Karl Marx. But where Marx viewed labor as the fundamental unit of economic value and the proletariat as the key agent of change, Schumpeter saw the entrepreneur as the cornerstone of capitalism. Although he died 50 years ago, Schumpeter's theories anticipated an age when an entrepreneur such as Mr. Gates could command as much global recognition as the president of the United States or the latest rock star.
"Schumpeter would have understood the Bill Gates story perfectly," said Stanley Metcalfe, director of research at the Center for Research on Innovation and Competition at the University of Manchester, in Manchester, England, and president of the International Schumpeter Society. "He saw the entrepreneur as often facing great hostility."
Schumpeter's theory sets forth the idea that the vital force behind capitalism is innovation and the entrepreneur willing to introduce it. A product of the Depression and the economic instabilities that gripped Europe after World War I, Schumpeter also grappled with uncovering the fundamental causes for the business cycle of booms followed by busts. His thesis was that the introduction of innovations was responsible for both the progress and the instabilities of capitalism.
Those instabilities he attributed to the principle of "creative destruction," a process in which new technologies, new kinds of products, new methods of production and new means of distribution make old ones obsolete, forcing existing companies to quickly adapt to a new environment or fail.
It is an idea that has been seized upon by economists, including central bankers, to explain the remarkable pace of growth, especially in the United States, and to justify the extraordinary gains in the stock market.
If creative destruction allows fast economic growth without generating serious inflation, then it might make sense, for example, to put high values on the shares of companies that will do well in such an unusual environment. It would also behoove governments not to interfere with the prosperity-creating potential of this radical kind of capitalism, even if the destructive elements bring down established companies and lead to job losses.
"Today, nobody can speak about the market society without using these words 'entrepreneur' and 'creative destruction,"' said Manfred Prisching, professor of sociology at the University of Graz in Austria and a former Joseph A. Schumpeter fellow at Harvard University.
Schumpeter himself taught at both the University of Graz and at Harvard University. His extensive writings display a great understanding of all economists before him, but Mr. Prisching said he had departed from mainstream theory, which viewed capitalism and the market as stable.
"Schumpeter believed the static order is disturbed by the entrepreneur, and he investigated where that entrepreneurial spirit came from," Mr. Prisching said. "He saw it as a different way of looking at the world: The will to create an empire for one's self. It is a dynamic force that stems from the disposition of some people. Not that they are particularly intelligent. It is not cognitive ability. They are not subtle people. They are often very crude, but they want to attack the world in a certain way. If you take the old adventurers, capitalism turned that into this calculating spirit."
Whatever their nature, entrepreneurs, by advancing new products, technology or production methods, provide an impulse for change and, in Schumpeter's words in his 1942 book, "Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy," "a perennial gale of creative destruction."
Although overshadowed by the British economist John Maynard Keynes during his lifetime, Schumpeter's theory and phraseology have become mainstream today for describing the current era, in which new-economy companies are being created at an astounding rate. No less an establishment figure as Alan Greenspan, chairman of the U.S. Federal Reserve Board and a Harvard-trained economist, has been using Schumpeterian economics to explain the remarkable noninflationary expansion in the United States over the past eight years.
Testifying before the Joint Economic Committee of Congress a year ago, Mr. Greenspan said the "evident acceleration of the process of creative destruction, which has accompanied these expanding innovations and which has been reflected in the shifting of capital from failing technologies into those technologies at the cutting edge, has been remarkable."
The innovations Mr. Greenspan was describing included the microprocessor, the laser, fiber optics and satellite technologies. But he added: "The innovations in information technology — so called IT — have begun to alter the manner in which we do business and create value, often in ways that were not readily foreseeable even five years ago. As this century comes to an end, the defining characteristic of the current wave of technology is the role of information."
Nor is the wave of innovation limited to new-economy companies. Mr. Greenspan explained that established industries had been adapting the new technologies to enhance their productivity.
"Our century-old motor vehicle industry, for example, has raised output per hour by a dramatic 4.5 percent annually on average in the past two years, compared with a lackluster 1.5 percent on average earlier this decade," he said. "Much the same is true of many mature industries such as steel, textiles and other stalwarts of an earlier age."
In these messages, Mr. Greenspan seems to be affirming the answer to a puzzle over which he had brooded several years before.
"We do not know," he then stated, "nor do I suspect anyone can know, whether current developments are part of a once-or-twice-in-a-century phenomenon that will carry productivity trends nationally and globally to a new higher track, or whether we are merely observing some unusual variations."
The idea of major advances occurring every 50 or 100 years echoes Schumpeter's analysis of economic cycles. He conceived of capitalism's restless history as punctuated by long and short waves. A long upswing is stimulated when a new set of technologies and industries comes into existence.
Schumpeter wrote that the boom in the early 19th century had been ignited by the rise of textiles, iron, coal and steam engines. The expansion in the mid-19th century, he said, was related to steel production and the construction of railroads, and the early-20th-century boom was driven by automobiles, electric power and associated products.
Schumpeter often used the example of the railroad as a powerful transforming agent in the economy, opening up opportunities while clearing out old areas of activity and ways of behaving. As railroads spread across the United States and freight rates fell to 2 to 3 cents per ton mile, he noted, the old canal and turnpike system suffered to the point of extinction. On the social front, the railroad companies paved the way for the settlement of the Midwest and West, often building grain elevators and preparing many things for would-be farmers.
Schumpeter's booms, however, "contain seeds of their own destruction," said Paul Stoneman, head of the Technological Innovation Research Unit at the University of Warwick in England.
"The entrepreneur brings along something new," he said. "That's the source of profit. Others come into the market and whittle the profit away. As they copy, you get more investment. You get changes in investment. You get changes in profit. It starts a speculation cycle. Lots of people speculate on the markets and the market starts to boom. But it has to evaporate."
"Eventually," he added, "whatever started the boom, everyone has it. Once everyone has a car, there is only replacement demand. Once everyone has Internet access, they stop buying machines to access them."
Defenders of Mr. Gates and Microsoft Corp. like to cite Schumpeter's theories on monopoly. Schumpeter believed there was nothing wrong with monopolies and that they could be more effective purveyors of innovation than many start-ups.
"You tend to get a monopoly position because you are very good," Mr. Metcalfe said. "Schumpeter certainly believed that you should judge monopolies by their innovation record, not by whether or not it has monopoly profits."
"But the important point is that as long as there are open markets, he sees all monopolies as transient," he added. "Capitalism is restless, and somewhere in California, there is a young kid plotting Bill Gates's downfall."
If Schumpeter got something wrong, it was in his vision of capitalism's endgame. He predicted that capitalism would become bureaucratic, squeezing out the individual entrepreneur and making innovation routine and subject to centralized management.
So far, the evidence points against this hypothesis. If anything, capitalism and entrepreneurialism are spreading. Even in South Korea, long dominated by huge bureaucratic conglomerates, entrepreneurs and venture capitalists are emerging as heroes.
"There are now about 6,000 official start-ups in South Korea," said Young Han, a member of the Samsung Global Strategist Group, who was attending the entrepreneur's meeting in London in the hope of finding new European firms that Samsung might want to back. "All the young people are crazy about start-up companies. We now have 140 venture-capital companies where we had two dozen a few years ago."
Asked Mr. Han: "Do you know who is now one of the heroes in Korea? Masayoshi Son, the CEO of Softbank. His company is in Japan, but his origins are Korean."
Schumpeter would no doubt have been delighted.
For more information:
INTERNATIONAL JOSEPH A. SCHUMPETER SOCIETY. www.wiso.uni-augsburg.de/vwl/hanusch/iss/index.html
Business Cycles: A Theoretical, Historical and Statistical Analysis of the Capitalist Process (Porcupine Press)
Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy (Harper Torchbooks)
History of Economic Analysis (with Elizabeth Boody, Oxford University Press)
The Hype Cycle. Next one departs soon.
Attribution: "Gartner Hype Cycle" by Jeremykemp at en.wikipedia.
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"Starting sometime after Jan. 1, adults in Telluride will be able walk into retail marijuana shops in town and purchase pot without a medical marijuana card.
On Tuesday, the Telluride Town Council approved an ordinance that will regulate retail marijuana shops in town. The ordinance sets up a licensing scheme that in many ways mirrors Telluride's medical marijuana policy, and opens the door for retail pot sales to begin in 2014.
The approval makes Telluride one of the few municipalities on the Western Slope to allow the sales of marijuana. Grand Junction, Montrose and most recently, Norwood, have all decided to ban retail sales, joining larger cities around the state like Greeley and Colorado Springs. Nearby Durango placed a moratorium on the sale of non-medical pot, meanwhile.
The passage of Amendment 64 last November made it legal for adults 21 and older in Colorado to possess up to 1 ounce of marijuana, but the implementation of retail pot shops has been delayed as the state drafted rules for exactly how recreational pot should be grown and sold. In early July, the Department of Revenue released those rules, which address everything from potency labels to who can work in the marijuana business."
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Auto racing / Motorcross, Billiards / Pool, Dancing, Football, Hockey, Running, Tennis / Racquet sports, Walking / Hiking, Weights / Machines
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
I have Dogs
I have an 11 year old Pug named Howard. He is awesome. I have had him since he was a puppy. Its been really hard to see him grow old. He's losing his sight and hearing now, but he gets along just fine :)
Middle of the Road
I love Vegas, New Orleans and Michigan. Would love to travel to new places, especially out of the country.
COLTS football, cuddling, reading, shopping, running,rainy nights, clean sheets, air conditioning, beer, wine, pedicures, my friends, my Pug, dancing when no one is looking, singing karaoke, poker, board games, sand volleyball
I like spending time with my friends and family, movies, karaoke, concerts, and really anything else!! I am always up for something new!! I love to hang with my Pug, Howard! He is awesome!!
Fifty Shades of Gray series... HOT!!!
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|What she is looking for
|5'5" (165cms)
|5'6" (167cms) to 6'7" (200cms)
|Body type:
|About average, Athletic and toned, Heavyset, A few extra pounds, Stocky
|Black, Blue, Brown, Grey, Green, Hazel
|Light brown
|Auburn / Red, Black, Light brown, Dark brown, Blonde, Salt and pepper, Silver, Dark blonde, Grey, Platinum, Bald
|No Way
|No Way, Occasionally, Daily, Cigar aficionado, Yes, but trying to quit
|Social Drinker
|Social Drinker, Regularly, Moderately
|Administrative / Secretarial
|Administrative / Secretarial, Artistic / Creative / Performance, Executive / Management, Financial / Accounting / Real Estate, Labor / Construction, Legal, Medical / Dental / Veterinary / Fitness, Political / Govt / Civil Service / Military, Retail / Food services, Retired, Sales / Marketing, Self-Employed / Entrepreneur, Education / Teacher / Professor, Technical / Science / Computers / Engineering, Travel / Hospitality / Transportation, Other profession, Nonprofit / Volunteer / Activist, Law enforcement / Security / Military, Fashion / Model / Beauty, Architecture / Interior design
|$35,001 to $50,000
|$35,001 to $50,000, $50,001 to $75,000, $75,001 to $100,000, $100,001 to $150,000, $150,001+
|Never Married
|Never Married, Widow / Widower, Currently Separated, Divorced
|Have kids:
|Yes, and they sometimes live at home, No, Yes, and they live away from home, Yes, and they live at home
|Wants kids:
|Definitely, Someday
|White / Caucasian
|Asian, Black / African descent, East Indian, Latino / Hispanic, Middle Eastern, Native American, Pacific Islander, White / Caucasian, Other
|Christian / Catholic
|Agnostic, Buddhist / Taoist, Christian / Catholic, Christian / LDS, Christian / Protestant, Hindu, Jewish, Muslim / Islam, Spiritual but not religious, Other, Christian / Other
|English, Spanish
|Some college
|High school


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Joined Aug 17, 2013
Brady Stephenson is executive director for The Psalm 119 Foundation, a charitable 501(c)3 organization that encourages Christians and Messianic Jews to step above the common and ordinary and live holy lives that are pleasing and honoring to G-d.
He leads technical, design, marketing, and other operational activities for the various teams that support the Psalm 119 Foundation and their numerous online resources. Brady also serves on the board of directors to provide executive leadership and strategic guidance for the Foundation.
Brady is also a leadership advisor at the United Services Automobile Association (USAA), a member-owned Fortune 500 company providing financial services to the military community. He leads a team of USAA's technical specialists that have created and support over 300 lightweight business applications and solutions. Through their efforts to standardize and automate numerous business process, his team provides over $10 million in employee productivity annually.
He also guides USAA's Member Experience (MX) organization by identifying and implementing performance measures that enable data-driven operational and strategic decision making.