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January 14, 2014
The State Fire Marshal's office is investigating the cause of a fire that destroyed a home and garage in Fox Twp. early Tuesday morning.
Fox Twp. Fire Chief Fred Barnett said his department was called to 2219 Channel Rd., Carrollton, at 1 a.m. When they arrived, the structure was fully involved. Firefighters from Carrollton Village, Carroll County and Augusta provided mutual aid at the scene. A total of 29 firefighters were on the scene. A truck and firefighters remained on the scene until almost noon Tuesday.
The homeowner, Brandon Smith, was at work when the fire started. He and his 11-year-old son, Caden, live in the home. The son was staying with his mother.
Brandon is staying with his parents and is not asking for support from the community at this time. He expressed appreciation to all the firefighters and others who assisted at the scene.
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5K run focuses on battle against various cancers
HUNTINGTON -- The ladies in pink are wonderful. They fight the battle, show their pride and work hard to raise awareness to help others. Breast cancer awareness is a big part of October in this community and many others, said Julie Hewett of Huntington.
But she's one of more than 300 people who will participate Saturday in a Cabell Huntington Hospital event to serve as a reminder that there are people in the community battling a number of other cancers.
Cabell Huntington Hospital is hosting the Colors of Cancer 5K Run & Walk at 9 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 26, at Ritter Park. The event was organized to highlight the many cancers that are faced by the people of the Tri-State Community and raise awareness by encouraging runners and walkers to dress in colors representing different cancers. Orange is for kidney cancer and leukemia, for example. Gray is for brain cancer. Lime green is for lymphoma.
Proceeds will go toward the Good Samaritan Fund at Cabell Huntington's Edwards Comprehensive Cancer Center. The fund helps cancer patients with hidden costs of cancer not covered by insurance, such as buying gas for trips to chemotherapy treatments, wigs, prostheses, hotel stays and others.
Gas cards are a big need, said Charles Shumaker, media and community relations manager at Cabell Huntington Hospital.
"Our patients at the Edwards Comprehensive Cancer Center come from two or three hours away, and one thing that is helpful that can be taken from this fund are those gas cards," he said. "That can be a big stress. If you don't drive a car with great mileage, that can really add up. ... We hope this will help alleviate some of the stresses associated with their battle."
Gearing up in teal and white this Saturday with a team of supporters behind her will be Hewett, a 49-year-old who is a three-year cervical cancer survivor.
"I have a real passion for this race because of the fact that it supports everybody," she said. "There are more people affected by other cancers, and I've always felt they also need supported and rallied behind and awareness promoted."
Hewett, owner of JulNet Solution, an association and event management company, said she immediately jumped on board at the thought of a walk to represent all the colors and types of cancer.
"I think it is a phenomenal idea. To know that someone with thyroid cancer can have a team and build awareness or pediatric cancer or prostate cancer -- they now have a place for them," she said. "We want to raise funds to help (those in) treatment, and we want to raise awareness for prevention and support those who have fought the battle and pay tribute to those who have lost. This is a phenomenal opportunity to do that."
Registration for the race begins at 7:30 a.m. at the Ritter Park Shelter. The cost is $20 per participant, now through race day. Register online at tristateracer.com/cancer or call 304-399-6742 for more information.
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Our opinion: If its latest sexual harassment case is to be more than another sordid chapter, the Assembly needs to look again at what it does to protect women. Word that Assemblyman Dennis Gabryszak's will resign amid allegations he sexually harassed seven women staff members is good news for the Assembly. But a tawdry episode […] [Read More]
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Our opinion: The state Assembly finds itself with more allegations of sexual harassment. How much further will the public's trust in government erode? So Assemblyman Micah Kellner welcomes the state's Joint Commission on Public Ethics' investigation of sexual harassment allegations against him, does he? So he says. What, we wonder, might Mr. Kellner have made […] [Read More]
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NOPD shouldn't be so quick to sing their own praises. This should not have happened. Period. If he had been monitored it wouldn't have happened.
The reality is our current mayor and council are failing us now in more ways than one which is why I will not cast a vote for any of them again, plain and simple.
Time for justice for Trayvon Martin, Wendell Allen, Justin Sipp the III, and all the others brutalized or killed by police because of the color of their skin–plain and simple. I don't agree that tagging statues is the way to accomplish this, but it got attention where simply crying injustice has failed.
A very simple solution to the existing difficulty pedestrians have crossing the street, would be cross walks and pedestrian walk/do not walk traffic signals that coordinate with the existing traffic light, something that most major cities and even small towns use at intersections. This is not rocket science, just common sense. There is significant potential that this project may disturb human remains. Human remains were disturbed during work on Canal Boulevard in the past. Another reason that this area should not be developed unless there is an absolute need for it. The activity at this bus hub or the lack of it, simply does not warrant what has been proposed.
A very simple solution to the existing difficulty pedestrians have crossing the street, would be cross walks and pedestrian walk/do not walk traffic signals that coordinate with the existing traffic light, something that most major cities and even small towns use at intersections. This is not rocket science, just common sense. There is significant potential that this project may disturb human remains. Human remains were disturbed during work on Canal Boulevard in the past. Another reason that this area should not be developed unless there is an absolute need for it. The activity at this bus hub or the lack of it, simply does not warrant what has been proposed.
This is not about any parade or parade permit. We should all be appalled that NOPD is still enforcing the curfews of black code, asking black men, women and their children masking as indians in small numbers to get off the street as early as 12 noon in Algiers and 5pm on Orleans at Claiborne while we white folks are costumed, blocking intersections and streets all over the city and often acting a drunken fool without any permit to do so. Why would we get a permit? We are not a parade when we convene with 5-10 family members or friends to celebrate. Why should indians get a permit when they convene with a small group of family members and celebrate in their neighborhood? Why should I be able to dance in the street in my costume on a Mardi Gras day without even seeing an officer, while my big chief is bullied or harassed for simply walking through his neighborhood in a tradition that has existed for centuries? Why do they mask on Mardi Gras day? Because blacks were not allowed to mask at whim. NOPD needs to stop trying to enforce racist laws that were abolished and no longer exist on the books.
You must be kidding. Seriously are you joking? You think serpas is doing a great job? Increase in murder and crime? If this is what it looks like when Landrieu prioritizes reducing crime... they both need to go asap.
Good riddance, Paul May. A man who had no regard for law.
Landrieu needs to stop talking, stop worrying about how he looks on camera and actually do something about crime in our city. The first step should be getting rid of Serpas.
I'm not doubting there is a problem with the courts, particularly prosecution but exactly who is supposed to gather the evidence to ensure conviction? NOPD. Serpas likes to play the blame game and recently cost a mother her job because of comments made about a victim of a shooting. I don't want to hear what record a victim has I want NOPD to start doing their job getting thugs off the street. Until they do their job, it's unlikely that the revolving door will stop spinning violent criminals back onto the street. Serpas and Landrieu wouldn't have to blame anyone else, if they actually made a dent in crime. That's just not the case, in fact crime is getting worse and essentially, the Landrieu administration is equally to blame because they are accepting Serpas failing record on fighting crime.
Serpas needs to go and he can take Landrieu and his empty promises with him. The victim, who a family is mourning does not seem to have a violent record of any kind. In fact, most charges were for possession of pot and aside from the conviction for filing false records whatever that may have been, I'm not sure that this kid had been convicted of any of the charges. NOPD needs to stop turning murder victims into "criminals" to justify their failure to get to the root of crime in our city. Landrieu and Serpas get a failing grade on crime. Slashing budgets for mental health services, libraries, social services and paying Gusman per diem for each prisoner will only perpetuate the violent crime in this city. How about some real jobs? Real opportunity? Spending more on education and the future of our city—our children. If Serpas can't find the real criminals, he needs to hold his tongue. First he accuses the victim of being a shooter. Ooops. Now he blames Chris Owens, a new orleans icon, property owner who has had a club on Bourbon for 50 years long before that block was full of strip clubs and a daiquiri shop. I'm still waiting for him to comment on the rest of the Halloween shootings rather than one that happened to threaten tourism. NOPD and Landrieu's priorities are completely out of whack and all they care about is bad publicity for themselves, their careers and lastly our beautiful city.
Mitch is so FOS. All talk and all for the media. He has done nothing to improve this city. Oops Mitch, I guess you didn't mean to crack down on your own.
This is what mitch sees as a priority? How about cracking down on a totally corrupt and inept Safety and Permits, inspectors and code enforcement. How about prioritizing code enforcement instead of occasionally knocking down historic homes for the camera. This guy is a joke. Counting the days until we have a new administration.
Shutting down costume sales and using a taser on revelers. Black eye. Maybe NOPD should spend some time trying to figure out how to lower a doubling murder rate?
Seriously? One experience? Many would mean turning in city hall employees for clear and blatant violations of existing law that cost tax paying citizens too much time and money.... and nothing would be done about it!
Let's face it, if 311 were effective, if the city addressed problems reported and enforced their own laws, this website wouldn't have been created. Where the city fails citizens step up. If the city is embarrassed by an external website tracking problems then fix the problems. Personally I feel more assured that someone other than the city itself is tracking unsolved problems throughout the city. How can the city claim fraud and pretend not to know about askNola if Garrett previously proposed this to the city and they rejected it?
They are Murderers. This is not enough. And who killed the officer who's wife is related to Glover and one of the Danziger victims. Letten did his best. Still waiting for justice.
Are you serious? OMG. Oh No. Ducks on the bayou? Dogs eating duck truffles? This is very serious. Something must be done immediately! Does anyone know what law ducks swimming in the bayou might violate? Perhaps we should file a noise complaint about the crow overhead in the video while we're at it.
You know we're in trouble as a City when it takes a death, either accidental or murder, for City Officials to actually follow through on code enforcement.
Head said, she will post all of her e-mails, except for privileged information and for private citizens' names and contact information, on her Web site, www.stacyhead.com, by Monday.
So, that makes me wonder why the City Attorney and Council Attorney's play games? If Stacy can go through all her emails by Monday, why do these attorney's take so damn long to fulfill public record requests?


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Women's Basketball | Saturday, February 14, 2004
Bearcat Women Lose Battle to Lewis & Clark in Overtime
Portland, Ore. — The Lewis & Clark Pioneers won their first home conference game of the season Saturday night, beating the Bearcats 84-79 in overtime. It was the Pioneers' first overtime game of the season and their first OT victory since Nov. 2001. The Pioneers have now swept the season series with Willamette.
The Pioneers trailed by twelve midway through the first half. They battled back and went to the locker room with a three-point lead. The Pioneers took a double-digit lead midway through the second half, then saw that erased by Willamette. The Pioneers, playing sharp defense, managed to hold off the Bearcat charge in overtime.
Chloe Hansen recorded her first career double-double, scoring a career-high 16 points and pulling in 11 rebounds. Senior Lindsay Sweetland grabbed her 500th career rebound. She finished the night with 8 rebounds and a team-high 21 points. She was 3-for-4 from beyond the arc. Sarah Moon had fifteen points and 6 rebounds. Carrie Centlivre had seven assists and four steals. She scored six and pulled in 3 rebounds.
For an injury-decimated Willamette, Simmie Muth led all scorers with 22 points. Brianne King, coming off the bench, had 20. Deanna Lund had 14 points and 8 rebounds. Jammie Muth had 13 points and was a perfect 6-for-6 from the line.


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January 28, 1960
On this day in Cowboys' history "America's Team" the Dallas Cowboys officially became an NFL football franchise.
The organization was first known as the Dallas Steers then they became the Dallas Rangers. On March 19, 1960 the organization announced that they would be called the Dallas Cowboys to avoid confusion with the American Association Dallas Rangers baseball team.
Dallas Cowboys (Franchise Highlights)
First Draft Choice: Hall of Famer Bob Lilly, DT, TCU, 1961.
First Regular-Season Game: A 35-28 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers, 9/24/60.
First Regular-Season Touchdown: A 76-yard pass from Eddie LeBaron to Jim Doran vs. the Pittsburgh Steelers, 9/24/60.
First Regular-Season Win: A 27-24 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers, 9/17/61.
First Winning Season: 1966 (10-3-1).
First Playoff Appearance: A 34-27 loss to the Green Bay Packers in the 1966 NFL Championship game, 1/1/67.
First Super Bowl Appearance: A 16-13 loss to the Baltimore Colts in Super Bowl V, 1/17/71.
First Super Bowl Win: A 24-3 victory over the Miami Dolphins in Super Bowl VI, 1/16/72.
First Pro Bowl Selection: WR Jim Doran, 1960.
First All-Pro Selections: RB Don Perkins and LB Jerry Tubbs, 1962.
First Cowboy Elected to the Hall of Fame: DT Bob Lilly, 1980.
First to Rush 100 Yards in a Game: Don Perkins, 108 yards vs. the Minnesota Vikings, 9/24/61.
First 1,000-Yard Rusher: Calvin Hill, 1,036 yards (1972).
First To Pass 400 Yards in a Game: Don Meredith, 460 yards vs. San Francisco 49ers, 11/10/63.
Most Career Rushing Yards: Emmitt Smith, 17,162 yards (1990-2002).
All-Time Leading Scorer: Emmitt Smith, 986 points (1990-2002).
Longest Fumble Return: 98 yards (TD) by Greg Ellis vs. the Philadelphia Eagles, 10/10/99.
Last Original Dallas Cowboy to Retire: RB Don Perkins, 7/18/69.
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Puckering up for puppy love as park stages Bulldog Bumble
Posted: April 01, 2013|
Bulldogs, food and the reopening of a famous Derbyshire windmill dominated the Easter weekend events. Martin Naylor reports.
IF she had the space, time and money, Wendy Shipp would have a dozen bulldogs at her Oakwood home.
*See more great pictures here of the Darley Park Bulldog Bumble eventBut, in her own words, the money it costs to insure her beloved pet Bomber is more than it costs to insure her house.
Bomber, who is five years old, was one of about 50 bulldogs to take part in a walk at Darley Park yesterday.
But while most of them marched proudly around the grass, Bomber was happy to have a lie down instead.
"He's pooped," said Wendy, who is 48. "He was only playing with his ball an hour or so ago and now he's shattered."
The event, called the Bulldog Bumble, was the first of its kind in Derby.
Simon Stevens, a city solicitor, was one of the organisers. He has two bulldogs, Daisy and Piper.
Simon said: "Why bulldogs? Because they're gorgeous, that's why. They're beautiful, patriotic and just fantastic dogs to own.
"We're delighted that so many people have made it."
On Saturday, TV weather presenter Sara Blizzard opened Heage Windmill to the public for its 2013 season.
The mill, which dates back to at least 1791, was opened for the first time as a tourist attraction, with the help of Lottery funding, in 2002.
Brian Naylor, vice-chairman of the Friends of Heage Windmill, said hundreds of people had visited over the weekend.
He said: "We always get a celebrity to open the windmill for the new season.
"Sara unfurled a Union flag for us. She said she couldn't use her influence to get any better weather, though, and that it was going to be cold for the rest of the week."
Ms Blizzard presents the weather on BBC East Midlands Today.
Heage Windmill closed in 1919 after lightning struck its sails. It began making flour again in 2003 and will be open until October.
And tempting tastebuds at Elvaston Castle this weekend was a food and craft event which was held in the castle courtyard.
Dozens of stands were selling everything from meats, cheeses, pickles and confectionery through to arts, crafts, jewellery and beauty products, mostly handmade locally.
Visitor Chris Lowe, of Radbourne Lane, Derby, was blown away by the meat on sale at Gary Allen's stand.
He was selling burgers made from kangaroo, wild boar and even zebra.
Chris, 29, said he eagerly tucked into one of Gary's venison burgers.
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Lucy Harris is currently in her final year at Winchester School of Art, University of Southampton in the UK, where she is completing her BA in Fashion and Textile Design, specialising in Printed Textiles. During her degree Lucy has found her own personal style which is represented using an illustrative, contemporary and versatile approach. Lucy is confident with translating her designs through her knowledge of CAD and screen printing skills. Lucy has gained valuable work experience assisting at the UK's leading design graduate exhibition, New Designers and at gallery and screen printing studio, Print Club London.
Daniela Ruiz, lives in the city of Puebla, in Mexico. She is studying a degree in Textile Design, attending the sixth semester at the Universidad Iberoamericana Puebla. After graduation, she would like to make a master's degree in fashion design, and start working in foreign countries to expand my knowledge of design, and gripping experience to fulfill myself.
Hannah Wilkinson was born in Hull, England and is currently in her final year of studying Printed Textiles and Surface Pattern Design at Leeds College of Art.In the future,she hopes to make a name for herself in he design world and be recognized as a respected and successful designer. She would love to see my work sold internationally, working with a diverse range of companies from across the globe.
Lucas Woolley was born and raised in Ontario and then later moved to Fredericton New Brunswick. Creativity has always been encouraged his household. In 2012 Lucas attended the New Brunswick College of Craft & Design for the foundations course and is currently a 3rd year student enrolled in the Textiles program. Developing a wide skill set Lucas can't seem to get enough of digital pattern making and screen printing.Upon graduation Lucas plans on pursing a career in art licensing and designing for home decor and fashion.


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Two Window Project, which focuses on the two most familiar of domestic pets, the cat and dog, might give an answer to this question.
Through the ages there have been many depictions of people of all classes and origins with their cats or dogs, kings and queens, hunters, farmers and of course with families and children. From very early on the ancient Egyptians and their Great Sphinx, all of recorded history includes images of both the domesticated and the wild, and currently with the uploaded pictures of on social network sites of today, these animals have been glorified, praised and beloved by humans in many different ways.
Just as the very unique characteristics are described for the Chinese Zodiac signs of the Tiger and the Dog, there are many personal factors that will put each person in one group or the other. Studies show that most people lean favorably towards only one genus and only a very few embrace both the feline and the canine equally, just as the familiar question asks, "Are you a cat person or a dog person?"
Two Window Project presents the group-exhibition WANTED in its ongoing program of themed multi-artist events and the first that is joint venture with the janinebeangallery.
WANTED includes new works by gallery artists Klaas Bosch, Julia Bulik, Dinah Busse, Nata Lee Hahn, Greg Owen, Hannah Parr, René Schäffer/Regina Steigler, STiNK!, Tilo Uischner, Rebecca Weber and Jan Wurm that visualize this familiar topic from many different points of view; historic, literal, fantasy and from their own personal experiences and interpretations:
Klaas Bosch's highly detailed, sepia toned paintings executed in oil portray very recognizable scenarios from seemingly ordinary lives. He orchestrates these compositions in his distinctive manner that combines photorealistic painting with dramatic cropping to create a tension within the calmness. The strong but serene light quality in his work is created using only white and brown pigment, a technique borrowed from the old masters. In each work he leaves the viewer filled with anticipation. The mystery level is elevated to near climax, which the artist describes as 'shockingly normal'.
The artist STiNK! contributes a pair of threateningly looking Eyes of a dog.
Asked about his artistic work he answers:
"A lot of my work is a reaction to and against the follies of man and his lack of antagonism against the powers that rule his life.
Basically, we are gutless. I am amazed and shocked at our willingness to consume media text and images of extreme horror and terror and at the same time sip a cup of tea.
To put into a picture the overall feeling of what its like to see your world falling apart, loosing a grip on the world around you. I can partially blame the recession for this, and definitely blame a lot of my bold and carefree decisions in life that may have lead to this personal current state. Also it reflects the man I am, the perverse interest I have with these chaotic moments, these moments I enjoy and thrive on. They scare my but enthrall me with passion and excitement of what will happen next. It is my drive to witness the transformation that comes with entering into the danger zone so to speak. Unfortunately, I have been the one who experiments in this danger zone and now it comes back to haunt me, I try to purge this with approaching my artwork.
I would like to start a movement of 'Modern Romantics' as I am fascinated and intrigued with portraying our fascination with trepidation, horror, terror and awe. And how this turns us on!"
Tilo Uischner presents his Urban Madonnas with a unique blending of the old world craft of intarsia or marquetry and the contemporary material of acrylics to bring his imagery to life. In each portrait, the subject's garb is formed with dozens of carefully spliced wood veneers and their bodies are deftly painted; together they form a truly life like image. In every work, Tilo captures a moment that leaves the viewer open to interpret in his or her own very personal way. Tilo Uischner is born 1969 in Riesa (Saxony, Germany) and moved to Berlin in 1989 just months before the wall came down. He says: "Wood and paint, for me perfectly support my intention of creating these portraits."
Jan Wurm's drawings show pets in society today.
For her it is obvious that we pick our pets or they pick us, one thing is clear: we suit each other. From the color of our hair to the shading of the coat, we stroke, the long or short haired, the silky or the wire-haired, with an intimate hand as familiar as if we were tossing our own tresses or parting our own moustache. The cocked head, the spread feet, the side-stepping gait - just as couples living long together lakeside or in mountain heights take on a posture or expression which brings gasps from observers of the common appearance, people and their pets strike poses which mirror each other.
The playfulness of the puppy infects the master's spirit with joy. The kitten's uninhibited exploration brings laughter to the owner's calm. A shared diet can account for a shared silhouette, a common love of swimming can broaden all shoulders, and a level of good will and humor can account for a mutual degree of affection and grooming. As for the closeness or
independence of the quiet moments alone, master and enslaved devotee reveal all in their sprawling, entwined extremities and their faithful gaze.
Jan Wurm's drawings are open expanses, like the blank screen across which an image flickers and in that moment something beyond the image is illuminated. Some flash of recognition of the meaning of the experience is scratched across the surface. The drawing is loose, a line in constant movement, a puddle of color to anchor, to give weight to a thought ready to fly off, nearly forgotten as the day passes and the activity is lost to the accumulation of the mundane. But some trace is left on the surface, the page, and the fragmentary remnant serves to conjure up the sense of the whole.
berlin loves fashionBerlin Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2012
July 6 until July 10
creative face Berlin Loves Art: Anna-Maria Sommers Performance im Rahmen von WANTED bei janinebeangallery
Schneewittchens Psychose
janinebeangallery in Zusammenarbeit mit Two Window Project. read more
creative face ART Berlin: 'About Faces' with Tilo Uischner, Kim Alsbrooks and Elisabeth Belliveau at Two Window Project
One subject and three distinct interpretations
One subject and three distinct interpretations; that is the group-exhibition About Faces with the artists Tilo Uischner, Kim Alsbrooks and Elisabeth Belliveau at Two Window Project in Berlin-Mitte which will be shown until January 22, 2011.
Exhibition 'About Faces': Tilo Uischner 'boy with diving goggles', intarsia and acrylic paint on wood panel, 80 x 80 cm / Courtesy of Two Window Project / Image © Tilo Uischner
Exhibition 'About Faces': Tilo Uischner 'boy with diving goggles', intarsia and acrylic paint on wood panel, 80 x 80 cm / Courtesy of Two Window Project / Image © Tilo Uischner
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Well it's Tuesday and getting a bit past the Spring Game hype and thankfully most fans have been talked off the ledge. Yes the game was bad and if we were to be playing games tomorrow the Badgers offense would be in some serious trouble but the reality is that we aren't and there's plenty of time for a completely new set of QB's and WR's to get in sync before the UNLV game on Sept. 1st.
Well today I bring you the last of the QB interviews that took place on Saturday. This was perhaps the most entertaining thanks to a little nugget that Bielema gave us in his post game presser, telling a story of how Joel Stave got up at a dinner at Chancellor Biddy Martin's house and played the piano and sang after being on the campus for only two weeks. That's where this interview kicked off and I think you'll find his attitude refreshing to say the least! I hope you aren't too wet from the rain today and as always... ON WISCONSIN!!
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Being a musician, you probably sell more than just music. T-shirts, apparel, posters, and other merchandise are all a traditional part of a musician''s income. While the goal of selling merch to your fans is the same as it has always been, you now have many options and tools for creating, distributing, and selling beyond traditional manufacturing, such as print-on-demand and fulfillment services. The question is how to use these services effectively.
The place to start is print-on-demand. Sites such as CafePress, Spreadshirt, and Zazzle allow you to upload any image, create an online store (or embed widgets on your website), and immediately start selling a large variety of branded merch. With these sites, nothing is physically made until a customer actually orders one of the products. Because the companies keep no inventory, these stores have zero upfront costs. You can make money on the very first sale. Of course, your margin depends on the price you charge above their baseline cost of each item.
Print-on-demand sites such as Spreadshirt will let you create custom T-shirts and other merchandise.
Sounds great, right? Generally, it''s a good option, but one of the issues with print-on-demand services is their products are already priced high, so you make low profit margins unless you charge outrageous prices to build up your cut. In addition, because of the methods these companies use to print on apparel, your images sometimes don''t last beyond a few washes. Finally, they usually won''t pay you until you meet a minimum payout value. With low profit margins, it can take many sales to ever hit that threshold.
Because of these disadvantages, many musicians use print-on-demand services to test out designs to see which ones sell. You can even make samples for yourself at cost to see what they look like, as well as try them out on fans (such as using the designs as displays at shows). Once you find out what designs get the most interest, you can take them to a traditional manufacturer and do a standard print run locally to avoid shipping costs. Ordering in bulk will reduce the price per item and give you greater margins. Plus, depending on the company''s printing technique, the quality may be much better.
Once you decide to do a traditional run, you have yet another choice. There are numerous outlets to make your merch online, but if you are fortunate enough to have a local T-shirt or merchandise shop, use it. You''ll be able to save on shipping costs, and you might be able to make some samples. Furthermore, most of the folks at these stores are quite knowledgeable about the options available, which may produce a more effective run.
Doing a traditional print run causes a new problem: You have to take orders and ship them to your customers yourself. Worse, how do you sell them online at your website? To solve these problems, you can use services like PayPal to handle credit card transactions or create an eBay storefront to take orders. But you''ll still have to ship everything yourself.
For a more complete solution, you can use a fulfillment service to do it all for you. Services like IndieMerchandising, Nimbit, Amazon Fulfillment Services, and Yahoo! Merchant Solutions can handle inventories, fulfill orders, and ship your product for you for a fee. Once you have your account set up, you simply ship the company some product, and it will do the rest. Compared to print-on-demand services, fulfillment services using pre-manufactured merch will give you a better profit margin, although it is reduced by their fees and the cost of shipping your product to their warehouses.
Working the various merch options that are available today can help you be smart about your choices so you can maximize your return on investment.
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MADRID (AP) Manuel Pertegaz, one of Spains most admired fashion designers who dressed Audrey Hepburn, Jacqueline Kennedy and Ava Gardner, has died. He was 96.
Pertegaz died Saturday in his hometown of Barcelona, according to Spains education and culture minister, Jose Ignacio Wert.
Wert said in a statement that he regretted Pertegazs passing, adding that to think of the designer was to think of elegance.
The statement said Pertegaz had dressed queens, princesses, actresses and countless celebrities in a long career that took off after he opened his first shop in Barcelona at 25.
In 1953, he made his first trip to the U.S. and presented his collection in New York, Boston, Atlanta and Philadelphia.
Queen Letizia chose a Pertegaz wedding dress for her marriage in 2004 to then Prince Felipe.
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - The University of New Mexico women's basketball team opens play tonight in the Holiday Inn Mountain View Invitational. The Lobos opening round game will be against the Younstown State Penguins at approximately 8:00 PM. The Penguins eneter the game 1-1, while the Lobos are 2-0. In the first game of the night, the Villanova Wildcats (3-1) will play the Elon Phoenix (2-1) at 6:00 PM.


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A Lincolnville man accused of shooting into a Ladson Road nightclub remains in jail after a Wednesday bond hearing.
Magistrate Judge Linda Lombard set bail for Keith Alextruss Williams, 22, of East Railroad Avenue at $550,000.
Williams said little during the hearing conducted by video at the Cannon Detention Center. When asked if he has a job or goes to school, he said he does side work like lawn work and stuff like that.
Williams was arrested Tuesday at his house and charged with attempted murder, possession of a weapon during the commission of a violent crime and an outstanding magistrates bench warrant for driving without a license, according to Charleston County sheriffs Maj. Jim Brady.
Williams is one of several men accused of shooting into The Game Room nightclub at 3792 Ladson Road shortly after 3 a.m. Dec. 20.
An affidavit revealed Williams fired about 14 times and was identified as opening the front door to the establishment and firing wildly into the crowd of patrons, the document stated.
Gerren Nelson, 24, of West Carolina Street, Lincolnville, was wounded by gunfire and several others said they were assaulted. Police still are looking for two other men who fired shots, including the man believed to have shot Nelson, Brady said.
A surveillance video shows Williams with a gun standing in the doorway firing inside. Anybody with information is asked to call the Sheriffs Office at 202-1700 or leave an anonymous tip at Crime Stoppers at 554-1111.
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Load music on Friday evening/ dirty dinning area.
Convenient like the restaurant.
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Location for me. It all went down hill from there.
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This hotel has a convenient location for getting to a variety of local attractions.
Upon arrival we found a tobacco smoke smell in the bathroom which Steph addressed promptly.
The Sunday breakfast attendant was very good.
The beds are a bit soft and the pool is not very inviting, Additional handicapped parking spaces at the rear entrance would be helpful for those with ambulatory issues.
it was the only lodging available at the time. I brought my daughter for a camp in NY state. before driving back to VA I needed some rest overnight.
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How to Avoid Eye Strain
Although your eyes are designed to be used 24 hours a day, focusing on small items for a prolonged period of time, perhaps while reading or working on the computer, commonly causes eye strain. Symptoms of eye strain may include blurred vision, itchy eyes, twitching eyelids, headache and sensitivity to light.
1Position your work area with your eyes in mind, particularly if your eye strain is caused from too much computer work. To reduce glare, be sure that neither you nor your computer monitor faces a window. Your monitor should be eye level, 18 to 28 inches (45.7 to 71.1 cm) away from your eyes.Ad
2Use incandescent lighting and avoid high-intensity lamps, which cast shadows and create glare. Place a dim light on either side of your work station to create equal brightness without dark, shadowed areas.
3Adjust your monitor settings for optimal visibility. Use the brightness and contrast controls, as well as color settings if your monitor has them, to arrive a configuration that causes the least amount of strain. Enlarge the images and fonts you look at, as well.
4Give your eyes a one minute break every 20 minutes--this may be enough to avoid the fatigue that leads to strain. Change your area of focus by looking across the room or out the window at an object that is at least 20 feet (6.1 m) away. Focus on the distant object for 1 minute and then briefly close your eyes before resuming work.
5Exercise the muscles in your eyes. Roll your eyes slowly side to side, up and down and on the diagonals. Repeat this three to five times, a couple of times each day.
6Rub your hands together to create friction and warmth, then gently cup your palms over your closed eyes and rest them. Commonly known as "cupping," this practice can be very soothing.Ad
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- Although it may be tempting to curl up with a good book, it is best to sit up when reading and hold the book parallel to your face. Reading when lying down, especially on your side, leads to eye strain if one eye is closer to the book.
- See a doctor if your attempts to avoid eye strain are not successful. An eye exam will determine if you need corrective lenses. Eye muscles strain easily if your eyes need correction.
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Top QB recruit verbally commits to WSU
Bruggman is a4-star recruit
Tyler Bruggman, one of the nation's most highly regarded high school quarterbacks, announced Wednesday he will accept a scholarship at Washington State.
Rivals.com ranks Bruggman 13th among pro-style quarterbacks who will be high school seniors during the 2012 season. Scout.com ranks Bruggman 26th among all high school senior quarterbacks.
Last season, Bruggman completed 60 percent of his passes for 2,497 yards, 37 touchdowns and two interceptions at Brophy Prep in Phoenix. He was a first-team Division I (largest schools) all-state pick.
Rivals.com and Scout.com both list the 6-foot-2, 202-pound Bruggman as four-star recruit (five is highest). Bruggman reportedly turned down scholarship offers from such schools as Arizona State, Arizona, UCLA and Arkansas.
Football players who will be seniors next season cannot sign a college letter of intent until December. College coaches cannot comment on recruits until the letter of intent is signed.
Jeff Tuel, Washington State's projected starting quarterback in 2012, will be a senior unless the NCAA grants him an extra year of eligibility due to his injury-shortened 2011 season.
Patrick Simon said he "loved everything about being a Cougar" except for his limited playing time on the Washington State basketball team, so Simon asked for and received his release from his scholarship agreement with the Cougars Wednesday.
Simon verballed to WSU when he was a 14-year-old freshman at Ephrata High School. Simon remains the youngest verbal commit in WSU basketball history, but he saw little action in his two seasons with the Cougars.
Simon, the 2009-10 Class 2A Player of the Year, said he is undecided if he will try to continue playing at the Division I level.
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The purpose of Wooddale Church is to honor God by making more disciples for Jesus Christ.
Wooddale Worldwide seeks to lessen suffering and extend real friendship while sharing the message of hope offered through Jesus Christ. We achieve this through evangelistic and humanitarian efforts here, near and far. (i.e. in the Twin Cities, our nation and around the world.)
Prayer is the driving force behind all we do. Join us as we pray for our community and the world.
Ready to see what God is doing in other parts of the world? Join us on a Short-Term Trip.
Your contributions go toward feeding the hungry, caring for AIDS victims, training Christian leaders and giving hope to those in your community and around the world. The missions budget for Wooddale Chruch is set apart from the ministry budget. Wooddale's heart for reaching the lost through missions allow your dollars donated to the "Worldwide Fund" to go 100% towards missions. http://wooddale.org/give
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Wooddale Worldwide is the community and international outreach arm of Wooddale Church.
The purpose of Wooddale Worldwide is to develop within Wooddale people a heart for the world—a mark of discipleship (Mathew 28:19)—and to provide opportunities for them to be part of making more disciples for Jesus Christ within other cultures.
Wooddale Worldwide seeks to lessen suffering and extend real friendship while sharing the message of hope offered through Jesus Christ. We achieve this through evangelistic and humanitarian efforts in the Twin Cities, our nation, and around the world.
We believe God is calling Wooddalers to take the message of Jesus Christ to those who have not yet heard the Gospel, both at home and abroad.
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"Is not this the kind of fasting I have chosen: to loose the chains of injustice and untie the cords of the yoke, to set the oppressed free and break every yoke? Is it not to share your food with the hungry and to provide the poor wanderer with shelter — when you see the naked, to clothe them, and not to turn away from your own flesh and blood? Then your light will break forth like the dawn, and your healing will quickly appear; then your righteousness will go before you, and the glory of the Lord will be your rear guard. Then you will call, and the Lord will answer; you will cry for help, and he will say: Here am I. "If you do away with the yoke of oppression, with the pointing finger and malicious talk, and if you spend yourselves in behalf of the hungry and satisfy the needs of the oppressed, then your light will rise in the darkness, and your night will become like the noonday."
"The King will reply, 'Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me."
"For we are God's handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do."
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The water inlet valve is a solenoid-operated switch located at the bottom of the refrigerator. When it is energized by electrical power, water is released from the supply line through the water valve and into the compact icemaker mold.
***Please NOTE: This part has been redesigned and may appear different than the original. It has a new quick connection. To install: cut the retaining nut off the existing water line and gently push into new valve. To remove: depress the ring that the tube slides into.
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Level of DifficultyReally easy
Time to do repair:Less than 15 mins
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Turn off water, removed two mounting screws, unplugged solenoid, removed incoming water connection and plastic pipe to ice maker. Installed new valve, connected water lines, reconnected plug, remounted with screws. Turned water back on, over rode power to ice maker and checked for leaks. Total time about 5 minutes. Very easy repair.
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Very simple repair. Ice maker was operating, but not receiving water. Once new valve was in place it works like new.
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I used this part on a little, under-counter U-line ice maker that is the best little ice maker in the world. The single solenoid part from U-line cost more than twice as much as the generic GE one I ordered from you. It arrived in only 2 days and I was able to just remove the inlet and outlet line from the old solenoid and unscrew the bracket to remove it. I used the included bracket and one screw affix the new one to the ice maker, then just pushed on the inlet and outlet lines, tightened them on, plugged it back in and In about 20 minutes from start to finish, it was back in business, cranking out ice really quick as it was before. Could not imagine summertime in Texas without my U-line,,,Thank you!!!
ToolsNutdriver, Wrench set
CustomerSteven from Atlanta GA
The first issue was to determine if the problem was with the ice maker or the water dispenser / pump. I chose to try to repair the dispenser first since there air bubbles in the plastic line. Also, the ice maker seems to have been working. There just wasn't enough water so the ice cubes were hollow. I unplugged the power cord, , removed the cardboard backing and two bolts that secured the pump to the refrigerator. I vacumned the area so I could see around. I pulled the valve out and disconnected it from the internal power source. I disconnected the copper water intake and the plastic tubbing to the ice maker. I used a pipe cutter to take the old flanged area off. A new flange was included in the package. I used that and reconnected the copper intake and the plastic tubbing. I replaced the power source and secured the valve to the refrigerator makeing sure the plastic tubbing wasn't twisted. When I plugged the refrigator back up, the ice maker started working within five minutes.
Level of DifficultyEasy
Time to do repair:30 - 60 mins
ToolsScrew drivers, Wrench set
CustomerJerry from Olympia WA
Fridge has a top freezer. I unplugged the fridge and removed the lower panel in the back. I removed the two screws that hold the valve bracket to frame of fridge in lower right corner (facing fridge from back). I then disconnected the modular wiring plug and both the water supply and the hose to the icemaker.i connected the power plug to the new part, reconneced the hose to the icemaker and reattached the bracket with the two screws into the frame of the fridge. finally, i reconnected the water supply and plugged in the fridge. In a few hours the icemaker was working like new. I figure i save about $100 or more by not having to call a repairman and it was easier than I had expected.
Level of DifficultyA Bit Difficult
Time to do repair:1- 2 hours
ToolsPliers, Screw drivers, Socket set, Wrench set, Wrench(Adjustable)
CustomerMark from Pittsburgh PA
The old water valve leak required me to purchase this new complete part. After shutting off the water supply, disconnect the supply line, take out the old water valve by disconnecting the "plug" from the refrigerator, and disconnect the plastic water line going into the ice maker. Then just reconnect the new water valve by plugging it into the 2 pronged receptacle, note to be sure to write down which wire goes into which input when disconnecting the old valve. Then hand tighten the plastic tube into the valve. Next attach your water supply line into the new water valve, tighten this supply line as you would any plumbing supply line with a couple of adjustable wrenches and some teflon tape at the connection. I would also recommend at this point, if the compression fitting on your supply line was like mine a bit old, to spend a couple bucks on a new fitting and put that on the supply line, since you don't want to worry about it being a good seal at the supply line point, once the repair is done. After checking for "no leaks" reattach everything to the rear of the refrigerator (make a note of the attachment before taking out the old valve) and see if your ice maker starts to make some ice. You will hear the valve feeding the water to the icemaker if all is properly setup.
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