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Sit down! Let's talk. A lot of people come to me asking what they should charge for their work, whether it is for services, finished art, collaborations, freelance work, it's good…Read More
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I have one of my very favorite girly girls on the show today! It is always so much fun to talk to the sweet, Bella Pilar. You might recognize her work ,…Read More
I have adored Lisa Levis (formerly Stickley) aesthetic for years now! I was thrilled when this talented British accessories designer reinvented her darling take on the world in her new brand Betty and…Read More
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I have fun treat for you today (ok and for me) because her art speaks right to the glamourous side of me (eh hem) as I type this wearing sweat pants. Holly…Read More
Pull up a chair, have I got a story to tell you! Today I am finally to pulling back the curtain on a BIG project that I have been working on. This…Read More
Ladies!! I have found bliss! I am interviewing a shoe maker today!! How exciting is that! Mother and daughter team, Caroline and Catherine are the brain power behind Caroline Macaron a stylish and…Read More
Audio Podcast: Jane Hamill is my guest today and she is on a mission! Jane Says, "My goal is for every designer to make a living using their creativity while becoming business…Read More
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Twofold was created by Australian native Jessica Warner Stites to channel her passion for distinctive textiles. She decided to open an online store to feature the remarkable work of textile designers. When…Read More
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KFRX , ASUN and the University Bookstore present Tuition Mission – Season Nine.
Follow along on the KFRX Tuition Mission Facebook page to see all the action Aug. 19-23, 2014!
The Grand prize winner will receive FREE Tuition and Books for an entire year at the University of Nebraska - Lincoln.

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Miss Idaho Shows Off Her Insulin Pump, Encourages Others to Flaunt Theirs on Social Media
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Miss Idaho, aka Sierra Anne Sandison, could certainly be posting pictures of crowns and jewels all over her Twitter page. But the beauty queen is choosing to show off another accessory — her insulin pump.
Sandison, a 20-year-old diabetic, was crowned Miss Idaho last Saturday and has talked openly about how she felt when she got diagnosed with type 1 adult-onset diabetes in 2012. She tweeted a picture of herself lying on her bed, wearing her Miss Idaho sash and crown, a Wonder Woman sweatshirt, and an insulin pump. She tagged the photo #showmeyourpump and encouraged friends and followers to share their own empowering pictures. The hashtag has been promoted by several diabetes organizations, including Diabetes UK, and is garnering dozens of tweets and photos in response, with new updates pouring in constantly.
"My world was flipped upside down by my diabetes diagnosis," Sandison wrote in her official Miss Idaho blog. "For a while, I pretended that I didn't have diabetes, hoping it would go away. That led to crazy blood sugars, of course, and a very sick, grumpy and discouraged Sierra. … At Miss Idaho 2014, as most of you know, I made the decision to wear my pump on stage while competing. That decision took me two long years to make. When I first started competing [in pageants], I was using injections rather than a pump. I didn't want people to see a weird-tubey-machine-thing attached to me all the time, and could not wrap my head around having a medical device on my body for the rest of my life."
But there was something — well someone, actually — who helped Sandison change her mind: Nicole Johnson, Miss America 1999, who competed in the pageant and won while wearing an insulin pump. Johnson writes and speaks about living with diabetes and authored a cookbook, "Nicole Johnson's Diabetes Recipe Makeovers." Once she learned about Johnson, that was all the inspiration Sandison needed to show off her insulin pump with pride.


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Hornet girls advance with win in sections
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Ken Francis
The Big Lake girls soccer team won its opening round section playoff game in easy fashion with a 9-0 victory over Columbia Heights Tuesday at home.
The Hornets put pressure on the Hylanders from the opening whistle and controlled every aspect of the game.
Kallie Nordberg opened the scoring at 3:31. After taking a pass from Avi McGregor at midfield, she dribbled through her opponents and scored from the top of the box.
Big Lake kept up the pressure and had a number of near-misses before Nordberg found the net again at 19:07 on a cross from Kalee Kitzman.
Avi McGregor made the score 3-0 when she picked off a goal kick and shot from the corner of the box at 22:15.
Nordberg got her third goal of the game on a penalty kick at 25:43 after a hand ball.
Kalee Kitzman added a goal on a pass from Michaela Trutna at 29:08, giving the Hornets a 5-0 lead at the half.
Big Lake had no trouble playing into a strong wind after the break, controlling the ball and making crisp passes.
Nordberg got her fourth goal on a pass from Morgan Zimmerman at 62:00, then scored three minutes later on an assist from Tennessee Wanhala at 65:00.
Alexis Walsh, a JV swing player scored from inside the box on a pass from Sarah Blume, also a JV swing player, at 66:14.
Michaela Trutna scored Big Lake's final goal at 72:17 on a long cross from Kalee Kitzman.
Big Lake had 61 shot attempts. Columbia Heights had two shots on goal.
"After playing a tough Rockford team, I wasn't sure how we would play, playing a team not quite at that same level," said Coach Mike Turner. "Big Lake rose to the occasion."
At the 15-minute mark with the Hornets leading just 1-0, Turner moved starting sweeper Kaylee Kitzman up to step up the offensive attack.
"It worked like a charm; she played with an aggressive vision and nice touch passing," said Coach Turner. "Kallie and Avi again wreaked havoc on the Columbia Heights midfield. Katie Blume, Morgan Zimmerman, and Madisann Saylor played big roles in sealing up our defense."
The Hornets (6-9-1) play Maranatha Academy (11-6) 1 p.m. today (Saturday) at Noble Park in Brooklyn Park.
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Pope Francis waves to faithful during the Angelus prayer he delivered from the window of his studio overlooking St. Peter's square at the Vatican, Sunday, June 22, 2014. Pope Francis is urging Christians to band together to work for the abolishment of every form of torture, condemning the practice as grave sin.(AP Photo/Alessandra Tarantino)
SIBARI, Italy: Pope Francis Saturday issued the strongest attack on organized crime groups by a pontiff in two decades, accusing them of practicing the "the adoration of evil" and claiming that mafiosi were excommunicated. It was the first time a pope had used the word excommunication – a total cutoff from the church – in direct reference to members of organized crime groups.
"Those who in their lives follow this path of evil, as mafiosi do, are not in communion with God. They are excommunicated," he said in impromptu comments at a Mass before hundreds of thousands of people in one of Italy's most crime-infested areas.
Vatican spokesman Father Ciro Benedettini said the pope's stern words did not constitute a formal over-arching decree of church law regarding excommunication, which requires a formal legal process.
Rather, he said it was more of a direct message to those involved in organized crime that they had effectively excommunicated themselves, reminding them that they could not participate in church sacraments or other activities because they had distanced themselves from God through crime.
Many members of organized crime groups in Italy see themselves as part of a religious, cult-like group, take part in sacraments, go to church and in some cases have also found complicity in members of the clergy in the south.
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Duncan, Parker reach 600 victories together
SAN ANTONIO — Piggy-backing on Jeff McDonald's recent post about the Spurs' Big Three, here's a related angle that slipped through the cracks. Tim Duncan and Tony Parker won their 600th game together at Utah last Friday, a milestone only three other duos in NBA history have ever reached. Updated to include Wednesday's victory over […] [Read More]
Foreign Legion anchors elite bench
SAN ANTONIO — Depth has long been a Spurs hallmark, particularly during their recent ascent back among the league's elite. It isn't just a luxury. With Tim Duncan approaching 40, Manu Ginobili not far behind and Tony Parker coming off a grueling summer of international hoops, having a strong bench capable of providing an assortment […] [Read More]
Video: Carlisle channels his inner Pop
SAN ANTONIO — Boston coach Brad Stevens raved about Gregg Popovich before last night's game in San Antonio, citing him as a model that every coach in America admires and emulates. Stevens was specifically citing Popovich's coaching and managerial skills. But in the case of Dallas' Rick Carlisle, Popovich's influence extends well beyond just Xs […] [Read More]
Spurs 104, Boston 93: Stop us if you've heard this one before
Summing it up It was the same scenario we've already seen multiple times this season, and will no doubt see countless more: The veteran Spurs, focused as much on managing minutes as winning games, playing a sub-.500 opponent even for longer than they'd like before putting them down with ruthless efficiency. It was Boston's turn […] [Read More]
Final: Spurs 104, Boston 93
Final: A late 12-2 run by Boston took a little luster off what was otherwise a dominant victory for the Spurs, who pulled away with a pair of big surges in the third and fourth quarters. The Spurs have now won eight in a row, keeping pace with Indiana for the league's best record at […] [Read More]
Spurs' defensive dominance comes with a caveat
SAN ANTONIO — At 9-1, the Spurs are off to their best start since 1981-82, when George Gervin was still lofting finger rolls and the Bruise Brothers were using the paint as an impromptu wrestling ring. Considering they've won four championships in between, with consistent contention nearly throughout, that's an impressive achievement no matter what. […] [Read More]
The week ahead
SAN ANTONIO — The Spurs continue to cruise, extending their win streak to seven games with another perfect week. They've got a shot to push the surge to double-digits with a light week, both in volume and quality. A one-game trip to face the Grizzlies could be tough, but the Spurs have won four of […] [Read More]
Spurs 91, Utah 82: Getting out of their own way
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The Spurs couldn't beat the 10.5-point spread, but they at least overcame their poor play in the first three quarters with a dominant fourth to earn their seventh straight victory. The Spurs (9-1) trailed by seven entering the final quarter. But they stormed back in front with a 12-2 run to start the period, and […] [Read More]
Five Spurs on 2014 All-Star ballot
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Radio Free Europe and the CIA Partnership
November 05, 2012 // 4:00pm — 5:30pm
History and Public Policy Program
Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty became successful substitutes for free media in the Soviet bloc during the Cold War. This seminar talk will draw on CIA and Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty archives to trace the history of their first two decades. It will address three questions: What was the evolving reason for CIA covert funding? What was the relationship between CIA and the Radios? Why did the Radios prove to be one of the most important and successful policy instruments of the United States during the Cold War?
On the Move for Being "Gej" (Gay): Sexuality Rights, Migration, and Democratic Consolidation in Southeast Europe
November 05, 2012 // 12:00pm — 1:00pm
Global Europe Program
If you are gay, lesbian, bisexual, or transgender, where in the world do you belong? Today, the growing visibility and activism among those whose gender identity or sexual orientation is outside of the culturally accepted norms in Southeast Europe is coinciding with international and European pressures to protect sexual and gender differences as basic human rights.
Explaining Nuclear Forbearance: A Case Study on Sweden
November 01, 2012 // 3:30pm — 5:00pm
Nuclear Proliferation International History Project
Why did Sweden choose, in the late 1960s, to abandon its long-standing nuclear weapons plans? Today, the end of the Cold War and the declassification of large parts of the relevant documentary record, especially concerning the technical preparations for nuclear weapons production, have created the prerequisites for a more penetrating analysis of this important historical issue. The purpose of this presentation is to summarize the research on Sweden's plans to acquire nuclear weapons based on primary sources. This overarching analysis is then tested against International Relations theories which have sought to explain factors of proliferation and non-proliferation.
Croatia and Serbia: Two New Governments, Two Sets of Challenges
October 26, 2012 // 12:00pm — 1:00pm
Global Europe Program
This presentation will discuss political changes that the two new governments elected to office in Croatia in November 2011 and in Serbia in May 2012 bring to the landscape of political parties, regional cooperation and EU accession politics in South Eastern Europe.
Reform Without End: Europe's Welfare Traditions
October 22, 2012 // 4:00pm — 5:30pm
History and Public Policy Program
Surveying Europe's welfare traditions since 1500, in this seminar session Tom Adams will discuss characteristics of the modern European welfare state, many rooted in long-held values and centuries of experience. Profound social changes have repeatedly challenged communities to re-examine and reshape institutions and practices. The diversity of arrangements across Europe has contributed to an ongoing exchange of observation, experiment, and aspiration – in short, to reform without end.
The Risk of War: Everyday Sociality in the Republic of Macedonia
October 18, 2012 // 10:00am — 11:00am
Global Europe Program
Vasiliki Neofotistos discusses her recently released book, "The Risk of War: Everyday Sociality in the Republic of Macedonia," focusing on the ways middle- and working-class Albanian and Macedonian noncombatants in Macedonia's capital city, Skopje, responded to disruptive and threatening changes in social structure during the 2001 armed conflict.
Germany and the EU: What Kind of Transatlantic Partners?
October 01, 2012 // 4:00pm — 5:00pm
Global Europe Program
In this Director's Forum, Ambassador Wolfgang Ischinger, Chairman of the Munich Security Conference and Former Deputy Foreign Minister of Germany will help decode the EU and explain how the US can best use the resources offered by the Transatlantic Partnership.
Soviet Soft Power and the Polish Thaw, 1953-1957
September 20, 2012 // 12:00pm — 1:00pm
Kennan Institute
Though little is known about such efforts, Soviet cultural and propaganda institutions attempted to reach directly the hearts and minds of East European societies in Moscow's new sphere of influence created after World War II. In the process, the Soviets squandered considerable human potential on their side, which could have promoted more effective soft power initiatives. Stalin's death in 1953 offered new possibilities for reciprocal cultural relations and more flexible Soviet approach. Patryk Babiracki, Assistant Professor of History, University of Texas-Arlington, and Title VIII-Supported Research Scholar, Kennan Institute, will explain that other aspects of "the Thaw" in the USSR and Poland further complicated the work of Soviet international outreach institutions, revealing the limitations of Soviet soft power and of the Kremlin's capacity to maintain empire.
OFF-SITE CONFERENCE: United Atoms in a Divided World: The Early History of the International Atomic Energy Agency
September 16, 2012 // 7:30pm — September 18, 2012 // 3:00pm
Nuclear Proliferation International History Project
The Department of Contemporary History at the University of Vienna in collaboration with the Wilson Center's Nuclear Proliferation International History Project will host an international conference on the history of the IAEA during the cold war years. The conference will cover a wide range of issues, including the creation of the Agency, its role in the nuclear non-proliferation regime, and the Agency's technical programs. Beyond that, the conference seeks to discuss the cultural, societal, and economic context of the IAEA's early history.
Webcast Day 2: Connecting Grassroots to Government for Disaster Management: A Policy Roundtable
September 14, 2012 // 9:30am — 3:00pm
Science and Technology Innovation Program
Watch via live webcast the workshop "Connecting Grassroots to Government through Open Innovation," focusing on the opportunities and challenges of social media, crowdsourcing, crisismapping and open innovation for the full life-cycle of disaster management.


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DiaryDuncan Campbell: You might assume that the newspaper of a patriotic organisation such as the British National party would be printed at a British printworks. Not so.
It may be beyond passé - but we'll have to do something about the richJonathan Freedland: The gap between extraordinary wealth and desperate poverty is growing steadily wider in Tony Blair's Britain.
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No need to be afraid of usKhairat el-Shatir: The Muslim Brotherhood believes that democratic reforms could trigger a renaissance in Egypt.
Were my captors worse than the Guantánamo jailers?Terry Waite: Our leaders' shallowness and short-termism has fuelled the engine of war. We need wisdom to overcome our darker side.
Bird-brained tunnel visionRebecca Front: The killing of a sparrow that upset a world record shows how overreaction has become the norm.
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At last Blair seems to see that our future is nuclear
Simon Jenkins: The energy debate must move on now to give us any hope of getting near the government's target for emissions reduction.


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Originally from Los Angeles, medical professional, New to the area. It would be so easy and convenient to say all of my good characteristics. i would much rather you get to know them for yourself. I am slowly learning that its about actions more than words. i can tell you anything, sell you a dream! but what good does it do if my actions don't back my words up? I hope to meet a woman here that will love the good and the bad about me. i hope to find the same in her. the truth is, i have made mistakes (in relationships). some, i am not proud of and i wish i could take back. but i have learned from those mistakes and made myself a better man because of them. hopefully they will make me a better husband and father too. honesty, forgiveness and understanding are big for me. GOD like principles that are very hard for some to grasp. i have trouble with it sometimes myself. but i seek a woman who isn't perfect and doesn't expect me to be. i admire a woman that's a fighter. people give up on relationships so easy these days. i want someone willing to fight for me and match the commitment and fire that i have for her. someone i can talk to. honest, with similar morals and values are all qualities that i really admire in my woman as well. i dont have a "type". i know exactly what i like in a woman and i can recognize those qualities in a woman of any size, shape, height, hairstyle etc...etc. sorry for the random thoughts, but i hope that it can spark some type of intellectual conversation between you and i. :-)
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