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Wilmot and Hocker Chapter 6 � 1.������Full assessment of a conflict can best be accomplished by which three steps?� Accessing the workings of the overall system Determining recurring patterns inside the system that are associated with conflict Identifying individual contributions to the overall system 2.�������What are the three key concepts of system thinking?� Wholeness Organization Patterning 3.����� Name 3 of the 6 ?Practical? principles of systems theory derived from Papp, Silverstein, and Carter (1973). Conflict in systems occours in chain reactions. People cannot be identified ad villains, heros, good oand bad people, or healthy and unhealthy members. Each member gets labeled or grogrammed into a specific role in the system Cooperating is necesare among system members to keep conflicts going Triangles tend to form in systems when relationships are close and intense Systems develop rules for conflict that are followed even if they work poorly The conflict serves the system in some way. 4.������What do we call triangles that form in relationships that lead to destructive behavior?� Toxic Triangles pg. 194 5.������Name 3 types of marriages described by�Cuber�and�Haroff�(1955). Conflict-Habituated relationships Devitalized marriages Passive-congenial relationships Vital relationships Total Marriages 6.��Name the two elements that make up the different couples described by�Rands,�Levinger, and�Mellinger�(1981). Intimate and aggressive Nonintimate-aggressive Nonintimate-nonaggressive Intimate-aggressive Intimate-nonaggressive 7.������What do we call it when two people orient themselves together to share more information and feel closer than they do to others?� Coalition pg. 189 8.������Please draw a conflicting dyad and an Isolate.� 192-193 9.���_________________�are�repetitive communication patterns that carry information about the underlying conflict structure. Microevents 10.��What are the two essential tools for third party facilitator such as a mediator, manager, or supervisor. Observation Interviewing 11. Name 4 inductive methods to determine conflict structure. pg. 182 Identifying specific system patterns, Using metaphoric dramatic analysis Drawing coalitions Charting conflict triangles Identifying system rules Listing microevents Making observations Conducting interviews Wilmot and Hocker Chapter 8� 1.���Avoidance�?{ __Negotiating___ }�? Domination. 2.���Negotiation presumes the following:� Name 3 of the 4 presumptions.� Pg 245 Parties engage in the conflict rather than avoiding Parties resist using domination, or power-over tactics Parties use persuasive communication tactics in a variety of styles Parties have reached an active problem solving phase in which specific proposals are traded. 3.��___pg 248 Interpersonal Argument___ ,�done properly, may in fact be the heart and soul of modern-day interpersonal problem solving and conflict management. According to Bennoit it means what? �� We trade positions, set forth evidence, and let the free exchange of ideas reign 4.����What was the window story and what word best describes the principle it was trying to teach (Mary Parker�Follet, 1940) �pg 253 Open window vs closed window in the library Intigrate 5. Describe the 2 of the following Collaborative Communication patterns: Expanding the pie- encourages collaborative outcomes because most conflicts are based on the perception of scarce resources; expanding the resources alters the structure of the conflict. Nonspecific compensation- pg 256 a process in which one of the parties Is paid off with some creative form of compensation, could also help break a competitive spiral and begin a collaborative set. � 6.����Log rolling- is similar to creating nonspecific compensation, only one offers to ?trade-off? issues that are the top priority for the other. Bridging- You invent new options to meet the other sides needs. 7.��What are the four principles of ?principled negotiation?. People?Separate the people from the problem Interests?Focus on interests, not positions Options?Generate a variety of possibilities before deciding what to do Criteria?Insist that the results be based upon some objective standard 8.��Lists three of the five principles on the�Collaboration Checklist. �Join ?with: the other: Control the process, not the person: Use principles of productivity communication: Be firm in your goals and flexible in your means Assume there is a solution Yes, Intro and Chapter 1� 1.�����What kind of the industry is conflict?� The Growth Industry 2.�������One dilemma that people face is that they see negotiation as either ____Soft_____�or�_____Hard______. 3.�����What is a third Way to negotiate?� Principled Negotiation 4.�������What happens if the other side becomes familiar with the contents of the book�Getting�to Yes?� If the other side learns this method (this book) it just gets easier, instead of harder 5.�������What are the three criteria for judging a negotiation fairly?� Wise agreement Efficient Improve or at least not damage the relationship between the parties 6.�������Why is being nice not the answer?� You can be to nice, and the truth can never be discussed. You will loose your shirt. 7.�������When asked about being a hard or soft negotiator the authors suggest neither, rather we should do what?� Change the game 8.�������What are the four principles of principled negotiation?� People?Separate the people from the problem Interests?Focus on interests, not positions Options?Generate a variety of possibilities before deciding what to do Criteria?Insist that the results be based upon some objective standard Yes, Chapter 2� 1.�����Negotiators are what first? People 2.�����Every Negotiator has two kinds of interest: name them.� In the substance? In the relationship 3.�����What 5 suggestions do the authors of the text give for dealing with the emotions. Recognize and understand emotions, theirs and yours Make emotions explicit and acknowledge them as legitimate Allow the other side to let off steam Don?t react to emotions outbursts Use symbolic Gestures 4.�����Without� __Communication_______ there is no negotiation.� 5.�����What are the three big problems in communication?� You are not talking No one is listening There is misunderstanding 6.�����What are two of the three principals of speech that will assist in negotiation?� ( Speak -----). 7.�����What was the lesson of the ship wreck to sailors?� Yes, Chapter 3 (Answer 5 Questions) 1.�����What always lies behind opposed positions? 2.�����Why should we ask ?why not?? 3.�����What are the most powerful interests?� List two. 4.�����A common error�of assumption�in diagnosing a negotiating situation is to assume what about the other side? 5.�����Please list three to six principles of�Talking about Interests.� 6.�����What is the theory of cognitive dissonance? ���Yes, Chapter 4 (Answer 5 Questions)� 1.�����What are three of the four major obstacles that inhibit the inventing of an abundance of options? Premature judgment Looking for the single answer Assumption of a fixed pie Thinking their problem is their problem 2.�����The authors of the text suggest that you separate what two steps in the prescription stage? 3.�����What are the three stages of brainstorming? 4.�����What is a negotiator?s motto? Viva the difference 5.�����What are the four steps in the circle chart?� Problem Analyze the problem Think of approaches to the problem Action Bottom are in ?Practice? Top are in ?Theory? 6.�����What are two of the three points of shared interests that are worth remembering? Shared interest lie latent in every negotiation (you have to find them) Shared interests are opportunities not godsends Stressing shared interest make negotiation more amiable (comfortable) 7.�����What is a�Yesable�Proposition? � Try to draft a proposal to which someone can say yes to. Yes, Chapter 5, 6 � 1.�����Chapter five discusses fair standards and fair procedures.� Please list five (pre-existing) types of fair standards. Pg.85 2.�����When negotiating with objective criteria it is important to remember three basic points; list two of the three points to remember.� Pg.88 Frame each issue as a joint search for objective criteria Reason and be open to reason as to which standards are most appropriate and how they should be applied Never yield to pressure, only to principal 3.�����?Never yield __to pressure__________________, only ___to__��______principal_________.? 4.�����What is BATNA? Best alternative to Negotiate Agreement 5.�����What is a trip wire?� The point where you stop 6.�����What are the three steps of developing your BATNA? Invent options Improve on your options Select the option Brainstorming pg. 61 Yes 7/8 and Conclusion What are the three basic approaches of focusing their attention on the merits.� Negotiation Jujitsu Get the One text Procedure Get them to Play What is the basic premise behind the idea of negotiation jujitsu? Instead of confronting it directly, why don?t you use it to your advantage. Sidestep the attack, deflect it against the problem What are two of the four ideas of negotiation jujitsu? Don?t attack their position, look behind it. Don?t defend you ideas, invite criticism and advice Recast an attack on you as an attack on the problem Ask questions and pause Silence_________ is one of your best weapons.� What is the one text procedure?� Using a mediator to focus on the problem, not multiple people. Please list two stock phrases of negotiation.��(example: ?please correct me if I?m wrong?) Pg: 117-127 What are the three rules of negotiating the rules of negotiation? Recognize Raise the issue Question legitimacy List and described two tricky tactics. Deliberate Deception Psychological warfare Positional pressure tactics No matter what else happens don?t be what? Don?t be a victim
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Track Records Three First-Place Finishes
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – Three first place finishes paced the West Virginia University track and field team at the Patriot Open Invitational on Saturday in Fairfax, Va.
After breaking the school record last weekend, Katlyn Shelar recorded her second first-place finish in a row in the pole vault with a mark of 3.82 meters. Heather Adams won the hammer throw for the third meet in a row with a mark of 53.44 meters, while Stormy Nesbit took the long jump title with a leap of 5.86 meters.
WVU also had three Mountaineers finish with personal-best marks, with Karissa Knabenshue leading the way in the shot put with a mark of 13.16 meters for a sixth-place finish. Knabenshue's mark is now second all-time in program history in shot put.
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Sarah Martinelli and Jordan Hamric led the distance team with top 20 finishes in the 1,500-meter run. Martinelli placed 10th with a time of 4:28.45, while Hamric came in 16th place with a time of 4:35.44.
The Mountaineers continue action in outdoor season by traveling to the Larry Ellis Invitational in Princeton, N.J., on April 19-20.
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Although he still has a little under a month to make a definitive decision, District Attorney General Tony Clark said, at this point, he is leaning toward not retrying former Unicoi County sheriff Kent Harris on a theft-related charge.
Harris' second trial on the charge of theft over $1,000 ended Friday with the same result as the first trial, which ended in early August. The jury that heard the retrial was unable to render a unanimous verdict, resulting in a hung jury. It was alleged that Harris wound up in possession of $4,500 in county funds for a pair of vehicles that were donated to the county.
Following the result of the retrial, Senior Judge Jon Kerry Blackwood gave Clark's office until Jan. 15 to decide if it would try Harris for a third time on the charge. Clark said Monday that the reasons for his current leanings include the state presenting all of its evidence in the case, including testimony from additional witnesses who did not take the stand in the first trial. He also said getting a unanimous verdict without bringing in an outside jury or moving the trial out of Unicoi County would be difficult.
Clark further said he has a duty to the citizens of the county to not retry the charge "over and over" when a similar outcome is expected.
"We put on all the evidence we had both times, we got hung juries both times," he said.
However, Clark said he still intends to speak with county representatives, as the county was the alleged victim in the case, and witnesses before making a firm decision.
"That's a decision that I haven't really sat down and talked with anybody about yet," Clark said.
Harris still faces nine other felony charges following grand jury indictments in October 2011 and February, including seven counts of official misconduct, and one charge each of tampering with evidence and attempted aggravated assault. Although Clark said he is currently considering trying Harris on one of these other charges, he is unsure at this time which of the charges his office would prosecute next.
"I think we've got good evidence on all of them or we wouldn't have taken them to the grand jury," Clark said.
Clark said he intends to make Harris' legal defense and the public aware of whether he will proceed with another retrial or pursue prosecution on another charge prior to the Jan. 15 deadline.
Should his office proceed with prosecuting another charge, Clark said Harris' theft over $1,000 charge will either be dismissed outright or prosecution will be suspended. If the charge is dismissed with prejudice, it cannot be brought up again in the future, but if the charge is dismissed without prejudice, it can be tried again.
"I really feel the next case tried against Kent Harris will be one of the other charges," Clark said.


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County businesses join call for government to invest in UK exporters
Posted: November 20, 2012|
EXPORTERS in Gloucestershire are throwing their weight behind a call for the Chancellor of the Exchequer to launch a voucher scheme to help businesses expand into overseas markets.
The British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) said it continued to support the Government's deficit-busting plan but argued more should be done to help businesses and create jobs.
It suggests George Osborne should introduce an "export voucher" scheme to help businesses expand into international markets with minimum bureaucracy. Also, that the Government invests a further £100million per year to support UK exporters.
Ben Taylor, assistant chief executive of Wotton-under-Edge-based Renishaw, said he would welcome the support and this should include travel costs so businesses can carry out their own research abroad.
He said: "As a company that exported its products from day one and has benefited over almost 40 years from the spread of geographic risk and the growth of the global economy, we welcome any scheme that encourages UK businesses to venture overseas.
"Expert advice has always been important to us, but that advice may be found in local markets, so it is also important that any scheme has the flexibility to allow businesses to be supported in a variety of ways which may include overseas experts and travel costs.
"There is simply no substitute for visiting a target market to do your own research."
Chairman Colin Hygate, of Stonehouse-based Green Fuels, said even more could be done.
"I believe we also need a small-scale export credits guarantee scheme for contracts of less than £1million," he said.
"Like the suggested voucher scheme, it must be straightforward and easy to use. The words minimum bureaucracy are music to our ears. The current scheme is way too complicated for businesses of our relatively modest scale.
"We'd have to be doing deals of more than £10million to invest as much time as their application demands and that's just unrealistic. We need something a bit like the Government's small business loan guarantee scheme."
Among a number of initiatives, the BCC is proposing a £100million growth voucher scheme, which could give 20,000 businesses up to £5,000 each to negotiate the planning system, access advice on finance and expand staffing levels.
The BCC said: "Export vouchers would encourage businesses on the cusp of exporting, or looking to expand into new markets, to seek out and access the support they need, from public or private-sector sources, with minimum bureaucracy."
Together with growth vouchers, targeted export vouchers could build confidence and help kickstart the rebalancing of the UK economy, the chamber network added.
Steven Munnoch, CEO at Gloucester-based Avon Metals, said he believed any incentive to UK companies to export more was worthwhile.
"We live in a global economy and British companies of all sizes need to embrace this concept and spread their wings overseas if we are to keep a pace with developing countries."
The BCC proposes the Government invests a further £100m per annum in in-market support for UK exporters in 18 key global markets, linking businesses to new opportunities by adding in-country trade advisers, embedding them with British Chambers overseas, and implementing a quality accreditation scheme.


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"Literature always anticipates life. It does not copy it, but molds it to its purpose."
—Oscar Wilde
Karie Fugett is pursuing a BA in both English and Sociology at the University of South Alabama. She served as Poetry Editor for Oracle 2014 and is an Associate Editor at Negative Capability Press. In 2014, she received the Steve and Angelia Stokes Undergraduate Scholarships in Poetry and Nonfiction and participated in USA's University Committee on Undergraduate Research program where she explored the roles of widowed women in 19th century British Literature. Karie was chosen as a nonfiction finalist in the 2013 Tucson Festival of Books Literary Awards and was awarded a partial workshop fellowship from the Summer Literary Seminars Unified Literary Contest for a chapter in her memoir. Her work can be found in Oracle 2014, The Birmingham Arts Journal, and an anthology entitled Social Issues First Hand: The Iraq War. After graduation, she plans to pursue an MFA in Creative Nonfiction and an MA in Literature and Sociology.
Kevin Brouillette is a student at the University of South Alabama pursuing a B.F.A. in Graphic Design. He has a passion for sculpture and enjoys welding, woodworking, and casting. After graduation, Kevin hopes to work in the advertising industry, primarily in branding.
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Anthony Anderson is a Senior at the University of South Alabama pursuing his BFA in graphic design. He has a passion for illustration and is interested in seeking a career in it after graduation. He typically works with graphite and ink but is always looking for new media to try out and has recently taken up printmaking. He is inspired by the works of artists like Todd Lockwood and Wayne Reynolds.
Rachael Fowler earned her BA from the University of South Alabama with a double major in English and Anthropology. She is now pursuing her MA with a concentration in creative writing. Her past editorial positions include Editor-in-Chief of Oracle 2013, Editorial Intern at Negative Capability Press, and Editorial Assistant for Human Organization Journal of the Society for Applied Anthropology. She's had short fiction, creative nonfiction, and academic essays both published and awarded. In 2013, she presented original creative nonfiction at the Sigma Tau Delta International Convention in Portland. Currently, she is editing a book of poems for Negative Capability Press, working as a consultant with South Alabama's Writing Center, and striving to complete her first novel. She plans to pursue an MFA upon graduation.
James Craig is a Toulminville resident who transferred to the University of South Alabama from Bishop State Community College. He is an English major with a concentration in creative writing and a Sociology minor. He is a member of both Phi Theta Kappa and Sigma Tau Delta Honor Society. When he is not focusing on school, he spends his time perfecting his craft for short story writing and working in his church community. He hopes to eventually write a bestseller and break into the world of screenwriting.
Kiran Awan is an undergraduate at South Alabama pursuing a BA in English with minors in art history and psychology. Born and raised in Mobile, she hopes to pursue a career in international journalism.
Rachel McMullen received her undergraduate degree in English with a concentration in creative writing at the University of South Alabama. She has experience editing a wide-variety of writing styles ranging from analytical research to poetic expressions and has served as Chief Editorial Assistant for the Human Organization Journal of the Society for Applied Anthropology and Poetry Editor for Oracle 2010. She was awarded the 2014 Steve and Angelia Stokes Graduate Poetry Award for a selection of her poems, two of which were published in Oracle 2014. Currently, Rachel is working as Assistant Editor for Negative Capability Press, where she edited their 33rd anniversary anthology and a collection of poetry. In December of 2014, she will complete her M.Ed. specializing in secondary education and looks forward to opportunities that will allow her to share her love of teaching and the English language.


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WOAI and KMYS to get new owners
By Valentino Lucio : July 19, 2012 : Updated: July 19, 2012 5:05pm
Maryland-based Sinclair Broadcasting Group Inc. announced Thursday that it has entered into an agreement to purchase six television stations, including WOAI in San Antonio.
The $412.5 million deal with Newport Television involves six stations in five markets, which reach about 3 percent of national TV households, according to a news release. Aside from WOAI, the other stations are in Cincinnati and markets in Pennsylvania, Alabama/Florida, and Kansas.
The purchase is subject to approval from the Federal Communications Commission.
In a separate deal, Sinclair also has an agreement to sell its San Antonio CW station — KMYS — and another station in Cincinnati to Deerfield Media Inc., the release states.
In San Antonio, Sinclair also owns KABB, the local Fox station.
Sinclair also has entered into a $40 million deal with Bay Television Inc. for assets in its Florida market.


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Thank You Marquette!
Since January, Safe & Sound Community Partners' Supervisor Tim Schermetzler and Safe & Sound Fund Development Director Chris Tischer have been working with Professor Kate Kaiser and the Marquette Business School to identify and design a prototype data system. The goal is to increase our effectiveness in reporting, tracking, and evaluating our efforts in the community. The class is part of Marquette University's extensive Service Learning Program, whose mission is to facilitate student academic learning through meaningful service experiences, encouraging and enabling Marquette's faculty and students to positively impact the community. The Service Learning Program seeks to bring campus and community together in partnership to share resources, meet real community needs, and help to educate women and men to become the change agents of tomorrow.
Professor Kaiser put to task over 40 students in her Systems Analysis and Design Class on a semester long project to increase Safe & Sound's IT capacities. The class focused on two major IT needs: a fund development data system and property activity system used to manage information collected from community organizing efforts.
The students were inundated with information, spread sheets, word files and worksheets currently used and were introduced to the variety of work Safe & Sound does in the community. In addition, the class was introduced to some of the existing IT systems in use in Milwaukee by Nancy Olsen the City of Milwaukee Chief Information Officer including COMPASS and the e-notify system. The students worked in small groups on these projects interviewing staff, researching systems, and searching for a solutions. What the class hoped to achieve was a system to reduce the time required for tracking and reporting and create a more efficient tool which could be used in the office and out in the field.
On May 3rd and 5th, the Class presented their Client IT Needs and Generated Concepts final projects to Safe & Sound. The recommendations were impressive and well researched. The students identified and designed a prototype data system which is affordable, mobile, cloud-based, flexible, expandable and mapable. Perhaps the greatest impact though, will be the increase in efficiency and ability the tool will grant our staff to carry out Safe & Sound's mission in the community.
Thank you Professor Kaiser and the students in the Systems Analysis and Design Class. Your work helps make a stronger community. Good luck with finals and graduation!


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12PM – 5PM "Beverage School"
Beverage School is a new addition to our event format and will feature a smaller, more intimate format that's designed for people who are new to the business. It will cover tactical issues, such as finding a flavor house, co-packer, distributors, and capital.
6PM – 9PM – Best of '09 Reception & Dinner –
Come network with attendees of BevNET Live for drinks and dinner. We'll also be presenting the award for "Beverage Entrepreneur of the Year" as part of BevNET's 7th annual "Best of" Awards.
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Presenter: John Craven, President and Founder, BevNET.com, Inc.
8:40:Panel: Market Overview
Dispatches from the trenches of the beverage business, featuring the marketers, suppliers, investors, distributors and retailers who are best able to report on the status of the market for entrepreneurial beverages.
Panelists: Erik Donhowe, VP Beverage Business, R&D, WILD Flavors; Phil Smallwood, Beverage Category Director, am/pm Stores; Michael Kirban, CEO, Vita Coco (All Market Inc.); Brent Knudsen, Managing Partner, Partnership Capital Growth Advisors; T.J. Louderback, President, Bay Area Beverage
9:20: Presentation: Venturing & Emerging Brands – The Coke Side of Partnership
Coke's Venturing & Emerging Brands unit has made significant investments in a portfolio of entrepreneurial brands, putting Coke in the position of acting like an entrepreneurial company itself. VEB President Deryck J. van Rensburg discusses his group's mix of investment, internal development, and its approach to growing, nurturing, and distributing entrepreneurial brands.
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9:50: Panel: Getting Converts and Creating Categories
This group of panelists discusses the strategies they used to take unfamiliar products, including those with new taste profiles or functional attributes, and turn them into breakout brands with devoted followings.
Panelists: Mark Rampolla, CEO, ZICO Beverages LLC; Greg Stroh and James Rouse, Co-Founders, MIX1; and Peter Bianchi, CEO, Innovative Beverage Group
10:35: Beverage Break
11:00: Panel: A Distribution Discussion
At a time when expectations are changing regarding how distributors, marketers, and retailers can support products, it is important they all communicate. This panel puts distributors and marketers in front of each other for a frank give-and-take on the state of those expectations.
Panelists: Robert Groux, President, Coast Beverage Group, T.J. Louderback, Mark Muench, CEO, Central Beverage, Kevin Watterson, President, G. Housen; Sean Nichols, VP General Sales Manager, John Lenore & Co.
11:40: Presentation: Little Package, Big Challenges
How a small bottle, a big energy boost and a clever entry point helped 5-Hour Energy snag a large parcel of energy drink real estate right out from underneath some of the biggest companies in the category.
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11:55: Panel: Taking on the Big Guys
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Panelists: Chris Reed, Founder and CEO, REED's Inc., Jimmy Rosenberg, President and Founder, Evolution Fresh; Steve Haley, CEO, Celsius Beverage; Manoj Bhargava
12:30: Lunch
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Panelists: Hoby Buppert, Founder, BAWLS Guarana, Debbie Wildrick, SVP-Sales and Marketing, Equa Water; Bill Sipper, Partner, Cascadia Consulting Group; Sean Nichols
2:10: Presentation: Build a Conscious Brand – And Attract Investment Anyway
Sambazon's brand has grown and succeeded in concert with its strong orientation toward environmental and social justice to the point where investors are buying into mission as much as they are buying into profit potential. How founders Ryan and Jeremy Black incorporated the triple bottom line philosophy into their company.
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Our speakers discuss other models of growing socially conscious brands, and the playing field for those who wish to both mission and money simultaneously.
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3:10: Beverage Break
3:35: Panel: Dance Lessons For Investors
The best ways for beverage companies to raise capital — and to partner with investors in a way that matches their expectations with a company's goals. Followed by a pair of "Shark Tank"-style business plan pitch demonstrations.
Panelists: Brian Krumrei, Principal, TSG Consumer Partners; Brent Knudsen, Andy Whitman, Managing Partner, 2x Consumer Partners Growth Partners; Tal Johnson, Managing Partner, Adventure Funds Pitch Presenters: Erik Rothchild, Founder/CEO, WheyUP; Robert Paul, Founder, Nawgan Products LLC
4:25: Presentation: Trusting Retail Partners
How an entrepreneurial brand has been able to leverage its relationship with its largest retailer, Whole Foods, to help make and implement product changes.
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4:45: Panel: Mid Course Corrections
Everyone makes mistakes. Mid-Course Corrections explores of the art of changing products and sales strategies by veteran brand marketers and consultants.
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Download "1996-06" 1996-06.pdf – Downloaded 221 times – 18 MBIn this study, Inspired Partnerships, a non-profit organization in Chicago, investigated the virtues and liabilities of various protective glazing installations over stained glass.
The study addresses energy, security, sound and light transmission as well as aesthetic and conservation issues surrounding the use of protective glazing.
Although some aspects of this research are applicable to all protective glazing, the study concentrated on the virtues and problems associated with installations of stained glass in houses of worship.
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A green cloak frayed at its bottom, dragonfly wings and a longbow - what could all this mysticism refer to? The faerie (not fairy, to keep in context) has come out of some ethereal realm, signified by faint brushstrokes blending into her body, because something unusual has happened. She has come out to express her potential in the white portion of the background. Violet patches on the piece's left provide backing: because they occupy less of the canvas, the eye follows to the faerie and then the weapon she is one with. Inner sentiments therefore dominate over objective appearance, a positive consequence of this work's painterliness, though more could be done to imply the faerie's thoughts.
Thick and powerful brushstrokes that leave some of the white base visible constitute the entire painting, giving an Impressionist feel. Some of these strokes, as mentioned before, detach themselves from the faerie to project motion and action, while connecting themselves to the violet area. However, the cloak's bottom end stirs unnerving feelings, with its dark grey part dissonant against the vibrant greens and adorning five irregular "beads"; this could be replaced with plain maroon. Pictures of faeries have been created many times before, but this one throws their stereotypical innocence out the window and captures their more deceptive side... in a very insidious fashion.
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In a February 22 speech at The SEC Speaks in 2013, Associate Director of the Division of Trading and Markets of the Securities and Exchange Commission Heather Seidel discussed the evolution of exchange-traded products (ETPs) as seen from the perspective of her office's review of stock exchange applications for ETP listing rules under Rule 19b-4 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. Ms. Seidel has seen an increase in ETP listing rule applications over the last year with significant growth in rules sought for actively managed exchange-traded funds (ETFs), including such ETFs utilizing fixed income securities. She also noted an increased level of complexity of ETPs that seek inverse and leveraged performance of various asset classes as well as of exchange-traded notes (ETNs).
In ETP listing rule applications, Ms. Seidel stated that the Division staff were seeking clarity as to what the ETP is, its structure, investment objective and compliance with listing standards. For ETPs that are not investment companies registered under the Investment Company Act of 1940, Ms. Seidel noted that the staff is particularly concerned with the transparency of what the ETP is tracking, the transparency of its investment objective and how the arbitrage mechanism, which reduces premiums or discounts of ETP share trading prices against the ETP's net asset value, will work for the ETP.
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I'm sure that most everyone has heard that particular line and I'm sure that most of us would believe our own "lying eyes" over some slick-talking conman trying to scam us. However, is that always wise? Is seeing always believing? Oddly enough, someone who has a deft hand at design and a working knowledge of the limitations in human vision and the brain can, quite easily, trick us into seeing all kinds of things that are not real. Richard Wiseman, a UK psychologist, came up with a great video to demonstrate just how easy it is to trick people into seeing things differently than they really are. I should warn you not to watch this video if you're drinking or eating unless you want to explain the mess to your colleagues.
If you doubt that, just look at how these cameramen and photographers made use of these very things for a Honda commercial.
If you're curious about how these sets and illusions were constructed, lucky for us the good people at Honda don't mind showing us how they use optical illusions and misdirection to make us all wonder about what it is we're seeing and if we really can trust our lying eyes.
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Thousands Gather at 2009 National HIV Prevention Conference to Confront the HIV Epidemic in the United States
Atlanta (August 21, 2009) – More than 3,000 public health, medical, and AIDS community leaders will convene in Atlanta for the 2009 National HIV Prevention Conference (August 23-26), the only major U.S. conference to focus exclusively on HIV prevention. The meeting is co-sponsored by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and more than 40 other public and private agencies dedicated to fighting HIV and AIDS in the United States. Conference participants will include U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius; director of the White House Office of National AIDS Policy, Jeffrey Crowley; CDC Director Thomas Frieden; and basketball legend Earvin "Magic" Johnson.
"This conference is a reminder that HIV prevention can and does save lives," said Kevin Fenton, M.D., conference co-chair and director of CDC's National Center for HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention. "However, the HIV crisis in America is far from over. Too many people remain at risk, and too few people have access to proven HIV prevention programs."
It is estimated that prevention efforts have averted more than 350,000 HIV infections in the United States to date, and saved more than $125 billion in medical costs alone. Still, more than one million people in the United States are now living with HIV, and CDC's latest estimates indicate that more than 56,000 Americans—one person every 9 ½ minutes—become infected with HIV each year. Gay and bisexual men of all races, African Americans, and Latinos are most severely affected by HIV.
Conference Sessions to Address Most Pressing Prevention Issues in the United States
More than 700 scientific studies will be presented at the conference, and plenary and other special sessions will focus on the most urgent HIV prevention issues in this country today.
Featured sessions and speakers include:
- Opening address by Earvin "Magic" Johnson (Aug. 23), chairman of The Magic Johnson Foundation, who will address the challenges of living with HIV, as well as common myths about HIV in the black community
- Plenary session (Aug. 24) and HIV/AIDS Community Discussion (Aug. 25) with Jeffrey Crowley, director of the White House Office of National AIDS Policy, who will discuss the Administration's plans for developing a National HIV/AIDS Strategy
- Plenary session (Aug 24) with HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius and CDC Director Thomas Frieden to discuss the current Administration's commitment to HIV prevention
- Plenary session on promising advances in HIV prevention science (Aug. 25) such as new behavioral interventions and potential biomedical approaches, including those that utilize antiretroviral treatment – both before exposure to the virus and to reduce transmissibility among those already infected
- Plenary session with members of Congress (Aug. 26) to discuss their perspectives on key legislative and policy issues affecting the lives of individuals living with HIV and the communities that are most deeply affected by the epidemic
Conference sessions will also examine societal factors that contribute to HIV risk and disease progression, including stigma, racism, discrimination, homophobia, poverty, homelessness, and limited access to health care.
"To make a significant impact in driving down HIV infection rates in the United States, it is essential that we address the full range of factors that place individuals at risk," said Beverly Watts Davis, conference co-chair and senior policy advisor on substance abuse policy of the Center for Substance Abuse Prevention at the U.S. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. "Societal factors such as substance abuse, mental health problems, and discrimination all contribute to the ongoing domestic HIV epidemic and must be incorporated into the nation's HIV prevention response."
In addition, since many populations with the highest rates of infection either do not recognize their risk or believe that HIV is no longer a serious health threat, conference sessions will address ways to combat HIV complacency, including efforts such as CDC's recently-launched Act Against AIDS campaign – a five-year communication campaign to refocus national attention to the HIV epidemic in the United States.
Reaching the Populations at Greatest Risk
The conference will focus particular attention on the prevention needs of the hardest-hit populations – including gay and bisexual men of all races, African Americans, and Latinos. Men who have sex with men represent more than half of all new HIV infections estimated to occur in the United States each year, and are the only risk group in which new infections are increasing. There are continuing racial disparities in the U.S. HIV epidemic, with African Americans most severely and disproportionately affected, as well as ongoing disparities in infection rates among both blacks and Hispanics, compared to whites.
"As a nation, we're at a critical crossroads in the fight against HIV," said Richard Wolitski, Ph.D., conference co-chair and a deputy director of CDC's Division of HIV/AIDS Prevention. "While existing prevention tools have had a significant impact on the epidemic, there remains an urgent need to expand the reach of proven prevention programs and to develop new prevention options. The future course of the U.S. HIV epidemic will depend on how effectively we address this challenge now."
The 2009 National HIV Prevention Conference, convened by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and more than 40 other public, private and government agencies, is taking place in Atlanta, Georgia, August 23-26. This biennial meeting focuses exclusively on the full spectrum of HIV prevention, giving community organizations, public health professionals, clinicians, advocates, and other interested individuals the opportunity to exchange information about effective prevention approaches. For more information, please visit www.2009nhpc.org.
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Former Toledo SOUP winners continue to impact neighborhoodsWritten by Sarah Ottney | Editor in Chief | firstname.lastname@example.com
Teneashia Cunningham keeps a bucket in her office.
It's just an empty ice cream pail covered in paper marked "Toledo SOUP," but it once held a donation of $734, enough to fund a basketball league at the Frederick Douglass Community Association that kept 120 young men off the streets on Friday and Saturday nights last summer.
"It looks like a bucket to everyone else, but to us it's a trophy," said Cunningham, the community center's interim director.
SOUP is an international movement of microgrant fundraising events held in more than 100 cities worldwide. Toledo SOUP started in 2012. Since then, six events have raised more than $7,000 for seven community initiatives ranging from art programs, urban farming, human trafficking rehabilitation and small business development.
At each event, several finalists present their projects while attendees eat and vote. The winning project receives all the funds raised during the night through admission, donations, raffles and bake sales.
RELATED: Four projects to vie for Toledo SOUP grant March 8
When votes were tallied last June, Frederick Douglass, which is located on Indiana Avenue, had the most.
"We were so over the moon," said board member Brandy Fuller. "We have a number of gangs in this neighborhood, but basketball is a universal language. It brings people together."
She recalled a time her son intervened when one boy pulled a gun on another. The boy with the gun knew her son from basketball and put his weapon down.
"That could have been a scary ending, but sports bridged it," she said.
With the Toledo SOUP funds, Cunningham purchased team T-shirts, new nets, basketballs and a few team meals.
"It was awesome," Cunningham said. "Our turnout was big and getting bigger. We had the structure, but we didn't have the look of structure. We didn't have jerseys or matching shirts."
The players, mostly boys age 16-24, come from across the city, Cunningham said. Games start around 8 p.m. and can last until 2 a.m.
"We try to keep kids off the streets," Cunningham said. "The whole purpose of it is to break those territorial lines. We have kids coming from the East Side, the North End. They see it as playing ball, we see it as breaking the lines.
"There's a lot of gang violence during the summertime. I was trying to give them something to do. I knew I could get the draw with basketball.
"The older guys are helping the younger guys, building bridges and closing gaps a little bit. Some of them, once they start mentoring, they feel like they've done something and given back so there's a lot of positivity."
Besides youth sports, Frederick Douglass offers tutoring, GED classes, Alcoholics Anonymous meetings and more.
"We're in trying times right now, but we are still here," Cunningham said. "We are still viable to the community. We do still have a heartbeat. The doors are open and we are building."
For more information, visit www.fdcatoledo.org.
Glass City Pedicabs
The first Toledo SOUP took place March 4, 2012. Maxwell Austin of Glass City Pedicabs won $1,047, of which he used $800 for insurance and the rest for spare parts.
"[That] doesn't seem like a lot for some people, but for someone like me who has put every personal dime into this, it's the difference between me operating or not," Austin told Toledo Free Press at the time.
Three years later, Austin's enthusiasm for Toledo SOUP has not flagged.
"I just can't say enough nice things about it," Austin said. "You can take every nice word in the dictionary and I'll say them all.
"If it wasn't for Toledo SOUP, I don't know how long I would have continued to wait or struggle for that amount of money. Eventually it would have happened, but it jump-started my business quicker than it would have."
In 2012, Austin had two pedicabs in his Ohio West End garage. Today, he has a fleet of six with plans to add two more. He has a rented space, advertisers, 20 contracted employees, a growing wedding business and gigs for out-of-state events like the Kentucky Derby and Indianapolis 500. Next up, he's working to launch Atlantic Pedicab Fleet, a conglomerate of pedicab businesses from Detroit, Ann Arbor, Cleveland, Columbus, Boston and more, who travel to events together.
"We've grown and so has the city of Toledo," Austin said. "Downtown has added way more restaurants and bars than were there in 2010 [when I started]. It's really picked up. UpTown has grown too. That's really nice to see."
Austin said he's excited about the future of Toledo and has no plans to leave his adopted hometown.
"I could go anywhere I want, but I love the people in Toledo," Austin said. "You've got some naysayers that say, 'Toledo sucks,' but for the most part, man, there's a huge group of diverse people trying to make a difference in Toledo, pushing for expansion and growth and new ideas. It's a wonderful place."
As a way to show his appreciation to Toledo SOUP, Austin now pays it forward by donating $100 to each new winner.
"When I put my idea out there to have pedicabs in Toledo, someone told me that was the dumbest idea they'd ever heard and it would never work," Austin said. "I didn't let that crush my dream. I went to Toledo SOUP and it exploded."
For more information, visit www.glasscitypedicabs.com.
Art Around Town
The $858 Audrey Johnson took home from the second Toledo SOUP in September 2012, was used to take a group of eight Toledo youth to Chicago, most for the first time, to learn about Chinese culture.
Johnson is the founder and director of the Jamil Lewis Multicultural Center for the Arts. Art Around Town is a program at the center offering creative and educational art activities for area youth.
The Chicago trip was part of a Hostelling International program called Cultural Kitchen. The kids stayed overnight at a hostel where they visited Chinatown, prepared a meal of Chinese dishes and gave a presentation to fellow travelers about Chinese culture.
Next up for Jamil Lewis is building a greenhouse and sculpture garden at a renovated mansion on Winthrop Street, slated for this fall, Johnson said.
Johnson is a vocal proponent of Toledo SOUP.
"I always tell as many people as I can about Toledo SOUP because I believe it's one of the best organically developed, crowd-funded, locally driven processes," Johnson said. "There's no political connection and it's always kept fresh with people who are guiding the process. It keeps it honest by allowing the community to decide where the funds should be used for that particular time."
Even finalists who don't win gain valuable feedback and awareness of their projects, Johnson said.
"That's how beautiful the process is," she said. "Beyond what you get from the main crowd-funding source, other people step up to the plate and say, 'Hey, maybe I need to support that.'"
That happened during the September 2012 Toledo SOUP when local a doctor in the audience offered to help raise money for one of the finalists, a free clinic in need of new equipment.
That offer allowed Art Around Town to win Toledo SOUP instead.
"Because that happened, we ended up winning," Johnson said. "It's a beautiful thing."
The Art of Hope
Only one Toledo SOUP event was held in 2013. The winner was The Art of Hope, a South Toledo-based program offering temporary housing, counseling and mentoring to women recovering from sex trafficking. The program has worked with about 40 women since 2013, said Genevieve Abalos, who started the program with Tina Robinson in a house owned by Vision Ministries, a South Toledo church.
The Art of Hope received $1,015 from Toledo SOUP, which it used to purchase exterior and interior paint for the house, which was then painted by volunteers.
"It meant everything to us. It was such a blessing," Robinson said. "We had some donation money from the church but it wasn't enough to take care of everything. When we got that, it was like a weight lifted off our shoulders."
The Art of Hope will soon disband as Abalos is moving out of state. However, Robinson plans to continue work at the house. She's starting a nonprofit called Butterflies 15, aiming to help women recover from drug and alcohol addiction.
"I'm a recovering addict myself," Robinson said. "I want to give back to these women who are where I used to be."
Butterflies 15 will use a five-stage, spiritually based recovery program developed by Robinson, who said she has been clean since 2004 and has gone back to school to become a social worker.
The five stages are Butterflies in the Sand, Butterflies in the Wind, Butterflies in the Sun and Butterflies in the Field followed by aftercare, Robinson said.
"Sand is you're stuck. You want to get out of the rut you're in, but you're stuck," Robinson said. "Wind is you have roots. You're free from the sand and now you're able to fly a little. Sun is a new dawning, a new beginning. You're starting to change, you're reaching out more, progressing more in your recovery. Field is you're free, you're finally free. You have all the tools you need to stay free. Then the next step is aftercare, where I will help them with housing, applications for jobs, resumes, all that."
Right now, Robinson is searching for partnerships and working on house repairs, which lost heat after the furnace caught fire. The floors have been torn up; she plans to write Bible verses on the wood and shellac over them.
"I just started this at the beginning of this month," she said. "It's still a little baby. But this was set into me, God telling me what I need to do. So I'm doing it as he's telling me to do it."
Robinson said Abalos supports her change of focus.
"The Art of Hope was not really moving forward like we wanted it to. There were some major things we were not able to take care of," Robinson said. "She has known my passion since the start."
New Life Urban Agriculture
The first Toledo SOUP of 2014 came with another first — a tie.
Derek Bunch of New Life Urban Agriculture and the Glass City Goat Gals got an equal number of votes at the March 9 event and split the $2,168 pot.
Bunch's plan was to use the funds to buy mushroom cultures, filtration units, lighting and other equipment needed to start local production of high-quality organic mushrooms in his Old West End home.
"For me it felt good that people believed in this plan I had," Bunch said. "When you win, it's a confirmation that something is a good idea."
As it turned out, mushrooms didn't work.
"In the first month, I had mold issues because the humidity has to be so high," Bunch said. "I ended up reverting back to what I know, which is tomatoes, basil, peppers, carrots and strawberries. Mushrooms are still a part of it, but much smaller. But that Toledo SOUP grant gave me everything I needed to complete doing what I'm doing now."
His goal is to sell his produce to local restaurants, food co-ops, food trucks and farmers markets.
Bunch first heard about Toledo SOUP the day after he had to shut down his former growing operation because he lost the space he was renting.
"I had to start over from zero," Bunch said. "It was one of those things like, 'What do I have to lose?'"
Glass City Goat Gals
Elizabeth Harris and Unique Jones of Glass City Goat Gals are an example of persistence paying off. Their project was a finalist at the inaugural Toledo SOUP, but didn't win.
"It was disappointing, but made us see we needed to dig a little more, lay more groundwork, have a better business plan," Harris said.
Two years later, they won.
"After losing, winning felt good. And it was also a confirmation that we're on to something," Harris said. "Once we won, it started a snowball effect of contacts and resources."
The Gals haven't yet spent their Toledo SOUP money — they've been waiting on city permits and approvals for construction — but still plan to use it for fencing for their 10 goats, hopefully by this spring, Harris said.
They are building their urban farm on Mentor Street in the central city. Both have degrees in urban agriculture and sustainability. They offer a 4-H Club and hands-on, STEM-based (science, technology, engineering, math) educational programs, which they bring to local community centers and soon to Moody Manor.
"We want the farm to be an educational resource for our community," Harris said. "The children need to see the connection between nature and their lives."
For more information, visit www.glasscitygoatgals.com.
Soul City Boxing and Wrestling
Soul City Boxing and Wrestling is the most recent Toledo SOUP winner.
After winning $1,278 in October, owner Roshawn Jones announced he would donate $100 each to the other two finalists.
"It was shocking and amazing," Jones said. "People there were nice. It was so touching that I kind of wanted everybody to win."
With the funds, Jones was able to purchase a laptop and three iPads for the Junction Avenue gym's afterschool tutoring program. He also had two desktops and a laptop donated by people he met through Toledo SOUP.
Jones has about 55 kids who are regulars at Soul City, which just this week became a nonprofit.
"Their grades are monitored very closely," Jones said. "Some of them have parents who don't push them, so that's what we do."
For more information, visit soulcitygym.com.
The future
Paula Ross was among the original people who advocated bringing the SOUP model to Toledo. Her husband, Johnathon Ross, is the physician who offered to help fundraise for the free clinic.
"It's just wonderful," Ross said. "It's unique for Toledo but it's part of something that's international. I think they are doing a terrific job."
Ross would like to see SOUP expand regionally.
"There's room for some regional projects," Ross said. "Some communities have more than one group. Let's face it, there's a lot of need and I think people like to connect to worthy causes where they can make a difference with a small contribution. There's just lots of room for creativity, I think."
The next Toledo SOUP is set for 5 p.m. March 8 at Toledo School for the Arts, 333 14th St. For more information, visit toledosoup.com.
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Full detailed profile on Evangeline Williamson Played by Renee Goldsberry on One Life To Live Daytime Soap Opera.
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Suddenly, sirens erupt through the air and the EMT's tend to Evangeline and scream, "We're losing her!" Quickly, everyone is rushed to the hospital! After the victims leave for the hospital, Bob demands that the crime scene be taped off! "We're going to get this guy!"
When Evangeline arrives back at Cris's, she's surprised to hear Cris hasn't called the police yet. However, Cris is so devastated that this is happening just as he's gotten his painting back in order. Suddenly, Nora and Talia arrive and find a letter from the hate group reading, "Degenerate art will be destroyed…" Although they say that Cris called them there, Cris says, "I never called you."
Back inside the studio, Evangeline is standing next to the fan and appears sleepy. As Talia tries to leave, they realize they are locked in! As Cris heads for the window, Evangeline, Nora, Talia and finally Cris all pass out!
At Capricorn, while Michael and Evangeline talk about Todd, Michael asks, "I wonder why he went to Chicago in the first place?"
Later, when Marcie shows up, Evangeline asks her why Michael appears to be so concerned about Todd?
At Capricorn, when Lindsey and Cris join Evangeline, Lindsey boosts about Cris's new work of art and says, "You should go show it to her!" Cris agrees and leaves with Evangeline to head to his studio…
When Evangeline and Cris enter his studio, they are shocked to see the place is trashed!
At Rodie's, Nash approaches Layla just as she's asking Evangeline if she's pregnant, "Have either of you seen Jessica?" After they say no - and Nash explains that Jessica didn't show up to meet him - he apologizes for bothering them then leaves. Evangeline looks at Layla and says, "I'm not pregnant." She goes on to say how conflicted she was about the pregnancy results, "I can't help feeling letdown. Maybe I'm more ready to have a child than I thought I could be." After a bit of lecturing Layla says, "If you want to have a child then I think you should." Just then, Evangeline gets a call from Blair saying Todd is missing…
At her apartment, Cris and Evangeline await the results of the pregnancy test. To pass the time, Cris sketches a picture of a couple holding a baby. Just then, the timer goes off. Before they look at the results, Cris assures her, "No matter what, we'll work it out." After Evangeline looks at the test strip, she says, "It's negative." Although they should be relieved, Cris and Evangeline appear a bit disappointed. When Cris asks, "Do you think we would've gotten back together?" Evangeline replies, "You would have wanted to?" Suddenly, the phone rings and it's Blair wondering if Evangeline has heard from Todd. After she hangs up, although Blair doesn't tell her much, Evangeline has a feeling that Todd is in trouble. As always, talk of Todd causes an argument resulting in their admittance of disappointment in their faltered relationship… After Cris leaves, Evangeline holds the negative test strip and weeps…
When Cris follows Evangeline to her apartment, she tells him to leave, "This is none of your business!" However, Cris refuses to leave then accuses Evangeline of not knowing if the baby is his or Todd's! Although Evangeline is furious at Cris's accusations, she tells him she didn't sleep with Todd and Cris believes her, "I'm sorry. I know you wouldn't lie to me. However the test comes out, I really did love you." He also assures her if she's pregnant, he'll be there for her. Evangeline heads into the bathroom to take the pregnancy test… Later with the test in her hand, Evangeline and Cris wait out the longest three minutes of their lives…
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