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Thirteen years ago while covering Memorial Day services at a couple of the cemeteries in our county, I noticed that there were a lot of graves that weren't decorated. Over the ensuing years I watched as people put loads of flowers on some graves, while others never saw one flower placed by the headstones.
This made me think about all the people who had built this community in the over 140 years it has been around. It was then that I came up with the idea that the newspaper should start a project which would make sure every grave in the county would have at least one flower placed upon it during Memorial Day week.
From this single idea, over the last two years 1,800 volunteers from the two county areas population of about 30,000 have made this dream come true.
We began in January 2010 by officially announcing the project in an article written by Diana Root. Then in April we began asking people to make artificial flowers at home, in their club meetings, while attending church groups, Boy Scout meetings and other places. After our announcement some work places in the county even began having lunch break flower sessions.
The entire thing was amazing. I really thought in the first year we would be lucky to generate enough flowers and volunteers to place them in only the largest cemeteries and that in later years we could expand it to the smaller ones. But by the week before Memorial Day we had taken in nearly 30,000 lovingly made flowers and by two days before Memorial Day, everyone from the Kiwanis Club to the Civil Air Patrol helped to place them in grave yards that ranged from private cemeteries with two graves our largest with over 10,000 graves.
Then in the last two years we also expanded our efforts to Emery County where it was just as successful with the help of groups there and the Emery County Progress staff.
The activities and response by the communities was documented in the papers from the beginning of the projects to the thank you tribute to volunteers we ran each year.
But the real worth in the project was what it showed about our communities. It showed that we honor those who helped to build our lives and our towns, from the infant who passed away at two days old to the roughest of coal miners and ranchers, to those that gave their lives protecting our freedom.
Each year I have looked over the cemeteries in the area at the end of the project and I am amazed at how giving the people of both counties are in giving their time and efforts to these projects. In this day and age, where life is so busy, and just surviving the times seems so much harder than it used to be,
It may have been my idea, but ultimately, it became the community's passion.
So with this column I am announcing that we will be repeating the project once again this year.
So ladies and gentlemen, start up your flower makers.
I think, once again, it will be a great spring in eastern Utah.


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YANN DANIS: NHL GOALTENDERAlso: roster notes from today's practice
As far as Yann Danis is concerned, the calendar year 2009 can take its time. His first child, a son named Jayden, was recently born. Jayden's dad has just as recently established himself as a National Hockey League goaltender. And to top it all off, a new Islanders contract appears to be in his future.
"2009 has been very good to me," Danis said after practice today. "I tell everyone that Jayden has been my lucky charm."
In so many ways, this season has worked out even better than the former Montreal Canadiens prospect had planned. When the Islanders were the first team to call him last July 1, he was flattered. Just as crucially, Danis knew that the uncertainty of Rick DiPietro's availability at the start meant there was a good chance the Islanders might utilize their third goaltender.
A one-year contract was signed, while Danis hoped he would get about 10 games of NHL action. In five years in the Canadiens system, the goalie only played six games.
"I always knew I was capable of playing at this level," Danis said. "I was just looking for a chance."
With 10 games remaining in the Islanders' schedule, Danis has already played 24. He could get to 30 by the end of year. He is 9-12-2 with a 2.51 GAA and a .921 save percentage. He has proven, at the very least, that he is an NHL backup – and maybe something more.
"What's impressed me about Yann is just how solid, how reliable he has been," Islanders coach Scott Gordon said today. "He hasn't had to be that 40, 50-save guy the last several weeks. He has developed a level of consistency. There isn't any panic. Now he knows in his mind that he can do it. His numbers look good, and he's kept our team in every game he's played."
The 27-year old Danis, who played four years at Brown University, said the key to his consistency was a stretch in January in which he started eight consecutive games. "That made me feel comfortable and gave me confidence," he said.
Danis also cited the tutelage of goalie coach Mike Dunham and consultant Sudarshan Maharaj. "Sudsie brought me to Toronto for a full week before training camp, which was a big boost for me," said Danis. "He is outstanding with technique. Dunny knows the league as well as any goalie coach and knows what it takes to play and to stay at this level. They're a perfect complement to each other because they bring so much to the table in different areas."
The next step for Danis is a new Islanders contract. A one-way deal – as opposed to this season's NHL-AHL model – is a no-brainer. A one-year deal at around $700,000 seems logical and fair. For starters, Danis would be locked into his first full-time NHL job. If DiPietro is not ready for 60 games and Danis carries the Islanders for a long stretch and when the playoffs are on the line, the Quebec native would have a strong case for No. 1 goalie money next summer.
In the Islanders locker room at Iceworks this afternoon, Danis said contract negotiations are not his focus.
"There hasn't been much serious talk about a deal from either side yet," he said. "My preference is to just concentrate on finishing this season strong and see what happens. I'd definitely love to come back. The Islanders gave me my first real chance in the NHL and we're growing as a team. The business stuff will work itself out."
The lineup at today's 75-minute practice at Iceworks:
Tambellini – Nielsen – Okposo
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Hilbert – Thompson – Jackman
Doug Weight, hoping to be back in the lineup by the start of April, took the full practice in a jersey color of his own. Sean Bergenheim particpated in a few drills, but will not play Wednesday. Dean McAmmond was rewarded for his leadership and play with extra family time in Ottawa. Mike Iggulden and Joel Rechlicz are back with the Sound Tigers, who host Worcester tomorrow night.
On D: there was Witt, Martinek, Gervais, Hillen and Pock. Andy Sutton skated. Gordon said he is waiting for a green light for Sutton from the team's medical staff. Mark Streit, getting plenty of rest on non-game days from the coaching staff recently, participated in half the practice.
In goal, Joey MacDonald was cleared to play and practiced today. He could get a start this week. Peter Mannino is with the Sound Tigers, leading them to victory yesterday over Portland.
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They were circling to the front of her LeRay home at 27468 Route 3, so she walked to the upstairs window facing the front yard. No one was visible, but the outdoor garage light was set off by its motion detector.
Then I heard the sound of glass crashing, said Ms. Ferran, 61, who grabbed her cellphone, dialed 911 and hid in her bedroom closet. I was shocked.
She later learned the ear-splitting crash was caused by a large rock hurled through the living room window, thrown hard enough to punch a hole in the wall about 12 feet away. While she was in the closet talking quietly with the operator, the burglars grabbed her car keys from the kitchen counter and stole her brown 2005 Jeep Cherokee from the garage.
That was what she learned after waiting about 15 minutes for Jefferson County sheriffs deputies to arrive. The deputies, who are conducting an investigation, later found the Jeep abandoned about four miles away on the shoulder of Route 3 near Cemetery Road. They also discovered the perpetrators appear to have broken into a motor home and garage at a residence across the street before stealing the Jeep.
At first, deputies asked me if I had a car in the garage and found out about the Jeep, said Ms. Ferran, who stayed on the phone in the closet until police arrived. One of the policemen then said, I passed that Jeep coming here, and he noticed it was going slow. They passed the perpetrators on the way here.
The only item stolen from the home, where Ms. Ferran lives alone, was a 17-inch television in her kitchen. That detail struck her as odd. Left undisturbed in the living room, where the glass was shattered, was her 32-inch television, a laptop computer and an Amazon Kindle. Her purse was left hanging on the kitchen doorknob.
Im not a person who wants to live in fear, but I woke up in the middle of the night thinking about it, said Ms. Ferran, who has lived in the house for two years. Im now looking at getting a security system.
The burglars likely were intoxicated when they stole the Jeep, because beer cases in the refrigerator of a two-stall garage at 27467 Route 3 were raided, said Noel D. Townsend Jr., owner of that residence. Mr. Townsend, who works the third shift as a security guard at Samaritan Summit Village, wasnt home when the burglars pried open the garage window to break in; his wife, Linda M., never heard a noise during the night.
They helped themselves to the beer that was in the (garage) refrigerator, he said, adding that no vehicles were present. They took an 18-pack of Coors Light, and there were only about two bottles left from a full pack of Budweiser. They also drank my wifes daiquiri beer cans, which were found in the yard.
Mrs. Townsend added, To me it was really funny, because he had his gun chest sitting there with a rifle and a knife, and all they took was just an American flag and tiki lights.
A mess was made inside the couples 31-foot motor home, which was unlocked. Pillows and sheets were tossed onto the floor, along with papers inside the glove box. The only missing item was the keys; the perpetrators couldnt start the motor home, Mr. Townsend said, because its battery is dead.
The Townsends, who have lived here 16 years, said they now plan to install an alarm system and outdoor lighting.
Im hoping theyre caught, said Mr. Townsend, 60. But if theyre not, sooner or later someone who is drunk is going to spill their guts.
Deputy Shaun D. Cuddeback said Sunday night that investigators have identified potential suspects. DNA and fingerprint evidence will be processed in the next six to eight weeks.
We do have some information and people were investigating, but nothing that we can accuse anyone of, he said. Were really hoping for the publics help on this one.
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Archives For: February 2013
Creativity, Innovation and Economy, 2/201302/28/2013
1.) "The Global Revolution" by Laura Tyson: Click here to read: "As countries around the world struggle to lay the foundations for stronger sustainable growth in the future, they would do well to focus on policies that encourage innovation. Empirical studies across time and countries confirm that innovation is the primary source of technological change and productivity growth.
Enhancing Creativity, 2/201302/28/2013
1.) "Slowing Down in Order to Kickstart Creativity" by Margarita Tartakovsky: Click here to read: "There are many ways to slow down and spark creativity. We spoke with several artists and authors to get their thoughts on developing creativity by decelerating."
The New Face of War means difficult choices for democracies02/27/2013
Large fortified bases and vast armies are being replaces with drones – and it's changing the very nature of warfare.
That's the conclusion of Dr. Marc Pilisuk, an award winning peace scholar and faculty member in Saybrook University's Social Transformation program. Writing in the new 2013 issue of "The Peace Chronicle," the newsletter of the Peace and Justice Studies Association, Pilisuk's article "The New Face of War," raises questions about what the rise of drones means for both the battlefield and the home front.
Creativity and Social Transformation, 2/201302/20/2013
1.) "The Kiss' Seen Around the World: Syrian Klimt Street Art Sendup Goes Viral" by Yasha Wallin: Click here to read: "In Syria, more than 50,000 people have been killed since protests against President Bashar al-Assad's regime erupted in March 2011.
Creativity and Research, 2/201302/20/2013
"A Home for Creativity Researchers" by Keith Sawyer: Click here to read: "Creativity researchers don't really have a place we can call home. It's because the study of creativity is interdisciplinary. That's the key take-home message of my 2012 book Explaining Creativity: The Science of Human Innovation.
Creativity and Innovation, 2/201302/20/2013
1.) "50 Most Innovative Countries" by Bloomberg.com: Click here to read: "When you think about the most innovative countries, the U.S. and South Korea often come to mind. But what about Iceland or Iran? How do they compare? Bloomberg Rankings recently examined more than 200 countries and sovereign regions to determine their innovation quotient. The final universe was narrowed down to 96. What follows is the top 50."
Saybrook University announces a fully accredited PhD program in Integrative Mental Health – the only program of its kind in the country.02/19/2013
This new doctoral degree program in Mind-Body Medicine for mental health professionals provides evidence-based training in techniques that hospitals and the public are demanding.
The public increasingly wants to know about all of its mental health care options: not just therapy and drugs, but hypnosis, biofeedback, spiritual practices, nutrition, and more.
Hospitals and clinics are increasingly advertising for mental health professionals who have these skills – but aren't finding them. There simply isn't an opportunity for practitioners to get these skills in a way that is rigorous, evidence-based, and accredited.
Saybrook, a fully accredited university which for forty years has had faculty in the vanguard of developing complementary medicine and integrative health care, is meeting this demand with the announcement of its new PhD program in Integrative Mental Health – the only program of its kind.
See LIOS students in action - with The Gnosis Project02/18/2013
LIOS excels at designing curriculum that supports students in applying learning and leadership competencies toward solving real life problems. As part of the second year curriculum in the Leadership and Organization Development program, for example, students form a Benefit Corporation within which much of the curriculum is delivered. Students are challenged to model the type of leadership we want to bring to the world as future practitioners, while at the same time working within the context of the company to deliver products and services.
The Gnosis Project, the Benefit Corporation formed by the Fall 2013 student group, is conducting market research in order to identify meaningful trainings for the LIOS community, including alumni and current students. We are exploring how to expand perceptions of the skills and competencies that are required to be career ready when leaving LIOS.
New Student Describes her Pathway into Study of Mind-Body Medicine: Helen Paczkowski Andersen02/18/2013
Students enrolled in the Saybrook University's School of Mind Body Medicine often tell stories of how they found their way to Saybrook. Many describe their path as a calling, or as an answer to their quest for finding a new way of working with people, one that addresses the many dimensions of human experience. Helen's story is about meeting a fellow Saybrook student, Beth Haggett, who is also the first student to receive a PhD from Saybrook University School of Mind Body Medicine. While attending a conference facilitated by the Berkana Institute, Helen met Beth, and was moved by Beth's inspiration to make a difference in the world via her experiences and knowledge gained at Saybrook. During the three days they spent together, Beth generously guided some of the conference participants in Qi gong and a shaking exercise. Experiencing these new methods to bring greater mind-body connection as well as hearing about the degree-program at Saybrook planted a seed in Helen's head, which held fast even as Helen returned home to work and her personal and community commitments.
Saybrook Mind-Body Medicine faculty interviewed in Washington Times02/14/2013
There's a problem, says Dr. Eric Willmarth, when patients get their expectations for recovery set by "a Xanax commercial."
In much of medicine, it really is "mind over matter." The trouble is most doctors and hospitals don't practice that way.
That's why Dr. Donald Moss, chair of Saybrook's School of Mind-Body Medicine, told the Washington Times a story about a patient who had a heart attack, and whose "ejection faction" (a measure of how well the heart was pumping) was at 60%. His doctor told him "Your ejection fraction is 60%," and left.
The patient assumed this meant his heart was functioning at 60% of capacity, and suffered a pronounced decline in his physical health.
Creativity and Music, 2/201302/13/2013
1. ) "Do Orchestras Really Need Conductors" by Shankar Vedantam: Click here to read/listen: "Have you ever wondered whether music conductors actually influence their orchestras? They seem important. After all, they're standing in the middle of the stage and waving their hands. But the musicians all have scores before them that tell them what to play. If you took the conductor away, could the orchestra manage on its own?"
Creativity and People, 2/201302/13/2013
1.) "Keith Yamasite: The 3 Habits of Great Creative Teams" by Behance: Click here to read: "When the your team is faced with adversity does it stand strong and act boldly or does it crumble under pressure?
Chip Conley, Saybrook's Scholar-Practitioner in Residence, launches new website looking at world festivals in the 21st century02/11/2013
Did you know that in one of the coldest spots on earth, the people of Habin, China, create an ice and snow festival?
Or that every 12 years there the most prominent gurus and spiritual pilgrims of India gather on the banks of the Ganges river?
The world is full of hyper-local festivals thriving in a hyper-connected world. Chip Conley, Saybrook University's Scholar-Practitioner in Residence, thinks they have a lot to tell us about what we value, how we play, and what it means to be human in the 21st century.
Upcoming conferences, 2/201302/11/2013
1.) 10th Biennial International Conference Expressive Arts in the Winds of Change/ Las Artes Expresivas en los Aires de Cambio will take place on March 14-17, 2013 at the DoubleTree Hotel in Berkeley, California, U.S.A. It will be c o-hosted by John F. Kennedy University (JFKU), California Institute of Integral Studies (CIIS), and Sofia University (formerly Institute of Transpersonal Psychology).
Creativity and Business, 2/201302/11/2013
1.) "What Entrepreneurs Can Learn from Artists" by Tim Leberecht: Click here to read: "Andy Warhol knew it all along: "Good business is the best art." And lately, a number of business thinkers and leaders have begun to embrace the arts, not as an escapist notion, a parallel world after office hours, or a creative asset, but as an integral part of business -- from the management team to operations to customer service."
Creativity and Writing, 2/201302/06/2013
1.) "The Benefits of Poetry for Professionals" by John Coleman: Click here to read: "Wallace Stevens was one of America's greatest poets. The author of 'The Emperor of Ice-Cream' and 'The Idea of Order at Key West' was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry in 1955 and offered a prestigious faculty position at Harvard University. Stevens turned it down.
School of Mind-Body Medicine Students Explore Authentic Leadership and Research in January, 2013 San Diego Residential Programs02/06/2013
Residential Conferences are an integral part of the Saybrook University School of Mind-Body Medicine experiential learning model. The RC's are a meaningful place for students to connect with the Mind-Body Medicine community and dive deeper into their coursework. The January 2013 RC in San Diego included two courses, Intermediate Hypnosis MBM 5625 and Coaching for Health and Wellness MBM 5630, and two optional programs, Authentic Leadership: Leading from Within and a Research Seminar.
Terri Goslin-Jones PhD, a mentor at Saybrook, facilitated the Authentic Leadership seminar. During this seminar the participants used creativity, appreciative inquiry, and "witnessing" to create a leadership vision for themselves. Each participant created a poster or small cards by using magazine photos, yarn, color, and anything that was meaningful for them to represent their exploration towards leading from within. In addition, the group explored Appreciative Inquiry, which uses powerful questions and focused listening to gain a deeper understanding of oneself and another person. Below are some reflections from students who attended the seminar.
What is the Future of Existential Psychology?02/04/2013
Existential psychology, which focuses on the choices people make and the meaning they find in their lives, is enjoying a renaissance in China and parts of Europe, while an increasing number of studies show that its techniques and approaches are often as or more effective than drug treatments.
Now The New Existentialists, a leading movement in existential psychology out of Saybrook University, is introducing a series of articles looking to the future of existential theory and practice. The articles, which examine how therapies that focus on personal insight can make their mark in a culture that values quick fixes, will be written by established existential scholars as well as students and early career professionals. Louis Hoffman, PhD, chair of Saybrook's Humanistic and Transpersonal Psychology specialization and president of the American Psychological Association's division for humanistic psychology, wrote the inaugural post of the series.


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Raised with 12 siblings in Ireland, Stephen McNamara enjoyed his childhood and his country. However, in 1949, when the opportunity presented itself to come to America, he acted on it. Mary, a nursing student whom he met in England, followed her heart and came to America to marry Stephen. They settled in the Philadelphia area and raised their own family with 5 children. During this time, Stephen was drafted and served stateside during the Korean War. Not long after, he became a citizen of the United States. "I just fell in love with America," shared Stephen. "I had a great job at General Motors and a wonderful family."
In 2003, Stephen's wife was diagnosed and treated for breast cancer at Fox Chase Cancer Center. He recalled, "The people at Fox Chase were wonderful and so encouraging."
The following year, Stephen believed he was having a gallbladder attack and went to his local hospital. There he had emergency surgery to remove the gallbladder, but blood work indicated something additionally was wrong. In case it was cancer, Stephen decided to return to Fox Chase. In January 2005, Oleh Haluszka, MD, director of gastrointestinal endoscopy at Fox Chase, performed an endoscopy. Although the results were negative, Dr. Haluszka was not comfortable with the numbers. He referred Stephen to James Watson, MD, a surgical oncologist who specializes in treating cancers of the gastrointestinal tract.
"Dr. Watson's confidence washed off on me."
"When I first learned I had cancer, I was so scared," Stephen admitted. He was very impressed with everything at Fox Chase. "Dr. Watson's confidence washed off on me. After he explained everything to me, he showed me a video. Dr. Watson gave me the courage to go through with the surgery."
During surgery, a tumor was discovered. Dr. Watson performed the complex surgery by removing the part of the pancreas that harbored the cancer and spleen, while preserving full function of the organs. His daughter, Kathleen Woodward, explained, "My dad had a 100 percent recovery. We are so lucky to have him."
"I really have to hand it to Dr. Haluszka and Dr. Watson."
Stephen added, "I really have to hand it to Dr. Haluszka and Dr. Watson. They treated me like family - but even better. And their nurses had the best attitudes."
In addition to follow-up appointments at Fox Chase, Stephen also saw his family doctor regularly, who recommended a PSA blood test to indicate his risk of prostate cancer. Then, in 2007, Stephen learned he had prostate cancer.
"Once again, I headed right over to Fox Chase," said Stephen. There he met with Mark Buyyounouski, MD, a radiation oncologist who specializes in treating prostate cancer. Dr. Buyyounouski treated Stephen with intensity modulated radiotherapy (IMRT) for 39 treatments ending in October 2007. His prognosis looked hopeful.
Unfortunately, his PSA recurred in 2009 and there was evidence that the cancer had spread to a lymph node in the pelvis. Because the cancer had spread, his treatment would involve more than radiation therapy.
Stephen was referred to Elizabeth Plimack, MD, a medical oncologist specializing in prostate cancer. She recommended hormone therapy, which has thus far been successful in controlling the spread of disease. He will continue on this course of treatment.
"Fox Chase is an entirely different world than most hospitals."
"Fox Chase is an entirely different world than most hospitals," said Stephen. "I cannot say enough about the nurses, who were true ladies and gentlemen. Being treated at Fox Chase was like a Godsend." He added that the pleasant atmosphere helped keep his spirits high.
Today Stephen is enjoying retirement and feeling good. He spends much of his time outdoors, gardening, painting and caring for his wife, who was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease.
"It is because of the care I got at Fox Chase that I am doing so well today."
"It is because of the care I got at Fox Chase that I am doing so well today," shared Stephen. "I wish I could tell everyone how kind the people are at Fox Chase. Everybody there is in a tough situation and they try to accommodate each and every patient. I believe your success in beating cancer is directly related to where you go for treatment. That's why I chose Fox Chase - cancer is all they do."


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If you have always wanted to research your family's history, this 2 hour course is a great place to begin. This class will introduce you to basic genealogy how-to's including completing pedigree charts and family group sheets, creating a digital tree, navigating genealogical websites, and locating and using records. Basic computer skills are required. Attendees are asked to bring a USB flash drive to class. This class is free but seating is limited. Registration begins 30 days prior to the class date. Reserve your space by calling 842-5560 x225 or or register online by using the Classes & Events Calendar link on top right of page.
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Online Genealogy Resources
- Directory of Businesses, Industries, and Organizations of Northwest Ottawa County by Wallace K. Ewing, Ph.D.
- Cemetery Records
- Lake Forest Cemetery, Lake Street, Grand Haven City, Ottawa County, MI. In addition, click here to go to Lake Forest Cemetery's website.
- Lakeshore Cemetery, Lincoln Street West of US 31, Grand Haven Township, Ottawa County, MI
- Grand Haven Historic Cemetery, 168th Avenue North of Lincoln Street, Grand Haven Township, Ottawa County, MI
- Spring Lake Cemetery, Fruitport Road and State Road, Spring Lake Township, Ottawa County, MI
- Holland Cemeteries, Holland, MI
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Elevated systolic blood pressure is by far the largest single contributor to cardiovascular risks in middle-aged and older adults. Lifestyle modifications, including dietary modifications, are the first line approach for treating and preventing hypertension. The general aim of the proposed study is to address the efficacy of conventional dairy products as part of the normal routine diet for lowing arterial blood pressure in middle-aged and older adults with elevated blood pressure. The investigators hypothesize that the dietary intervention including dairy products will induce significant decreases in arterial blood pressure in this population. A secondary aim will be to test the hypothesis that these reductions in systolic blood pressure will be associated with increases in arterial stiffness/compliance and endothelial vasodilatory function.
Stage-1 Hypertension
Dietary Supplement: Non-fat dairy
Dietary Supplement: Add 4 servings fruit
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Crossover Assignment
Masking: Single Blind (Outcomes Assessor)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Hypotensive Effects of Conventional Dairy Products: Role of Arterial Stiffness
- Seated blood pressure [ Time Frame: 4 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- 24-hour ambulatory blood pressure [ Time Frame: 4 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Carotid arterial compliance [ Time Frame: 4 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Arterial stiffness [ Time Frame: 4 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Flow mediated dilation [ Time Frame: 4 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Study Start Date:
|January 2012
|Study Completion Date:
|November 2013
|Primary Completion Date:
|October 2013 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Experimental: Dairy
Add 4 daily servings of non-fat dairy to diet for a period of 4 weeks
Dietary Supplement: Non-fat dairy
Add 4 daily servings per day of non-fat dairy (yogurt, milk, cheese) for a period of 4 weeks
Active Comparator: Fruit
Add 4 daily servings of fruit to diet, remove all dairy from diet for a period of 4 weeks
Dietary Supplement: Add 4 servings fruit
Add 4 daily servings of fruit (fruit cup, apple sauce, orange juice) and remove all dairy for a period for 4 weeks
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|35 Years to 80 Years
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Prehypertension or stage-1 hypertension
Exclusion Criteria:
- Consume > 3 servings of dairy or fruit per day
- Strenuous physical activity > 3 time per week
- Lactose intolerance, pregnancy, lactation, and/or alcohol abuse
- Taking cardiovascular-acting drugs
- Overt cardiovascular disease, metabolic disease, GI disorders and/or renal disease
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01577030
|United States, Texas
|The University of Texas at Austin, Cardiovascular Aging Research Laboratory
|Austin, Texas, United States, 78712
|Principal Investigator:
|Hirofumi Tanaka, PhD
|University of Texas at Austin
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|Responsible Party:
|University of Texas at Austin
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|NCT01577030 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|April 10, 2012
|Last Updated:
|February 10, 2014
|Health Authority:
|United States: Institutional Review Board
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Cardiovascular Diseases
Vascular Diseases
Antihypertensive Agents
Cardiovascular Agents
Pharmacologic Actions
Therapeutic Uses
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My husband and I subscribe to a few magazines. We try and only take the ones we will actually read. The magazine business makes cheaper to get them in the mail than in the grocery store so we pay for one and two year subscriptions as they bill us.
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You may have recently heard that San Francisco was looking into the amount of radiation that is put out by cell phones. Behind a very high powered CTIA lobbying effort, the city was looking to enforce laws that rquire cell phone retailing companies to label the radiation SAR levels that were found by the FCC for each of the devices. These plans have been put on hold for the time being, but the city has said that they are still looking into how they can put together a watered down version of the bill to do the same thing.
What the city didn't state was that the SAR levels that were measured by the FCC are not actually a good way to measure the amount of radiation for each cell phone because the number is found using a variety of tests. These tests do not include the amount of radiation that the end user would be exposed to through using the devices. This means that you could look to purchase a low SAR rated phone, but that does not necessarily mean that the end user will experience less radiation absorption than they would from phones with higher SAR levels.
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What travelers to Alicante are saying
Awesome Alicante
Alicante is a captivating city that is nestled in between robust mountainside and the mesmerising Mediterranean. But unlike the fairy tale you're probably imagining right about now, Alicante's nightlife is pumping waaay past midnight, so leave the pumpkin carriage at home!
Like much of southern Spain, Alicante is all about pleasure. So feast on a mouth-watering seafood paella and enjoy the finest Spanish wine while overlooking the Costa Blancacoastline. Then roll the dice and stay up till dawn in the bars and casino in Puerto, and nurse your potential hangover with a sun bake and swim on the seductive sandy shore of the 7km-long San Juan Beach. Alicante is truly a place you can let your hedonistic spirit run wild.
Alicante's Top 10
10. Archaeological Museum of Alicante More than 80,000 local artefacts are housed inside a beautiful avant-garde building.
5. Explanda d'Espanya Meander through the fantastic market stalls for Alicante's finest handmade beads and clothes.
9. Gravina Museum of Fine Arts A stunning display of Spanish artworks, if you're really in need of a culture kick!
4. El Barrio Located in Alicante's Old Town, this is the ultimate place for partygoers! The drinks are cheap, and if you're lucky you may even get a shot or two on the house!
8. Postiguet Beach Popular by day, and even more so by night! Unusual sodium streetlights makes the breaking waves look surreal.
3. Rambla de Méndez Núnez Alicante's biggest fresh produce marketplace! Shop where the locals do for the finest meats, seafood, cheeses, fruits and vegies!
7. Castle of San Fernando Built in the early 19th century. Come to wander through some of Spain's history.
2. Asegurada Museum of Modern Art See some of the finest artwork, including from Picasso, for free!
6. Don Quixote School Quest your way through a beginner's Spanish language course. You will soon be speaking like the 'Ingenious Gentlemen' himself.
1. Castle of Santa Barbara One of the largest medieval fortresses in Spain! Take in the view while secretly pretending to be a 12th century Spanish soldier.
Alicante History
- Puerto Viejo Square – Located near the marina, this square is host to major festivals during the summer months.
- Santa Barbara Castle – This 9th-century Moorish castle overlooks the city.
- Basilica of Santa Maria – This historic church was built on the remains of an age-old mosque.
- San Nicolas Cathedral – A historic cathedral that is in close proximity to a range of Alicante attractions.
- Alicante Town Hall – An eye-catching landmark with a detailed baroque-style façade that dates back to the mid-18th century.
Alicante Art & Culture
- Alicante Main Theatre – This major entertainment venue in Alicante has a wide-ranging calendar of events.
- Archaeological Museum of Alicante – Housed in the former Hospital de San Juan de Dios, this museum features a variety of local artefacts.
- Gravina Museum of Fine Arts – An impressive fine arts museum offering a selection of paintings, textiles, sculptures, furniture and antiques.
- Carnaval – In mid-February, Alicante is buzzing with major carnival festivities and vibrant processions of decorated floats.
- Fiesta Nacional de Espana – Held annually on October 12, this festival sees celebrations taking place around the city of Salamanca.
Alicante Shopping
- Gran Via Shopping Centre – An outstanding shopping centre that is home to over 100 shops.
- Plaza Mar 2 – The ideal spot for shopping in Alicante with an abundance of fashion boutiques.
- El Corte Inglés – This is one in a well-known chain of Spanish department stores.
- Panoramis Complex - A popular shopping mall overlooking Alicante's main harbour.
- Mercado Central – Located in a historic building, this market features sellers of fresh produce.
Gay & Lesbian Alicante
- El Forat – Alicante's oldest and arguably most popular gay bar with interesting decorations.
- Arte y Jaleo – A cosy bar where the gay community comes to hang out.
- Divina – A busy dance club blasting fabulous Europop music.
- Canibal Pub – See striptease shows at this wild club.
- Missing Club – This energetic nightclub has a friendly atmosphere.
Alicante Outdoor
- Marina – Alicante's marina area is lively and vibrant and a great starting point for boat trips around the harbour.
- San Juan Beach – A sandy beach perfect for sunbathing and swimming.
- Canalejas Park – Jog or have a picnic in Alicante's most historic park.
- El Palmeral Park – Located on the south side of Alicante, this impressive plantation of trees and exotic plants has a playground for young children.
- Ereta Park – Landscaped by award-winning architects, this park has facilities for outdoor activities.
Alicante Sport
- Visit the Ciudad Deportiva football ground to see the Alicante Club de Fútbol team in action.
- Cheer for the Hércules Club de Fútbol football team at the Jose Rico Perez ground.
- Check out the local tennis talent at the Padel Centre at the Montepiedra Sports Centre.
- Watch the Torrevieja Cricket Club play at their home ground.
- Enjoy a game of rugby courtesy of the Torrevieja Rugby Club.
Alicante Events
The three-week-long Alicante Carnival is filled with stunning costumes, dancing and street celebrations.
If a religious pilgrimage is more your cup (or holy grail) of tea, attend the Pilgrimage of the Holy Visage in April.
On Cruces de Mayo on 1 May, Alicante's streets are transformed by flowers (not to mention music and dance).
June's Las Hogueras de San Juan sees papier maché masterpieces created, then burnt to the ground under a glorious fireworks display.
Bask in the sunshine of the Summer Festival each July/August. You'll be relaxing by the marina, with music filling your ears before you can say 'magnífico'!
When To Go
If you're keen to hit the beach, or enjoy a wine by the marina, June and August is when you'll soak up the most rays.
Spring in Alicante is delightful – milder and less crowded.
Winter in Alicante is obviously colder but, at an average of 16°C (61°F), considerably milder than in most of Europe.
Getting Around
Alicante has excellent public transport, including inexpensive buses and trams.
If you're staying around Old Town and checking out the nightlife, most areas of merriment are well within walking (or stumbling) distance.
If laid-back sightseeing is on your itinerary, many travellers prefer to hire a car and travel at their own leisure.
General Information
As part of the Valencian Community, with the provinces of Castellón and Valencia, Alicante is one of the most attractive areas in a country replete with them. The coastal province on the Mediterranean is so popular, with enviable geography and weather, that a full 20% of the population hails from outside of Spain.
A good portion of the expat populace lives in the resort town of Benidorm on the Costa Blanca. The package holiday paradise and surrounding coastal towns offer idyllic beach getaways. Meanwhile, Alicante's capital city of the same name provides visitors with one of the best preserved old towns in Spain and a vibrant cultural scene.
<>Castillo de Santa Bárbara
The central focal point in the city of Alicante, the Castillo de Santa Bárbara was built in the 9th century but contains hillside relics that date back to the Bronze Age and Roman Empire.
Catedral de San Nicolás de Bari
One of the most impressive landmarks in Alicante, the Cathedral of St. Nicholas offers superlative 17th century architecture within close range of a vibrant nightlife district.
Iglesia de Santa Maria
Among the most historic cathedrals in Alicante, the dramatic Gothic-style 14th century Church of Santa Maria sits on a former mosque and contains several vital relics.
The resort city of Benidorm is one of the most popular holiday destinations in Europe. The Costa Blanca town on the Mediterranean Sea is a big draw for two reasons: beaches and nightlife.
Archaeological Museum of Alicante
Built in 2002 and the European Museum of the Year just two years later, the Archaeological Museum of Alicante has eight multimedia and interactive exhibit halls that trace the history of the city and province.
Alicante City Hall
The Baroque façade and opulent interior of Alicante's city hall makes for a great attraction. Host of many events throughout the year, a tour of the mid-18th century landmark is worth an hour or two of your time.
Bonfires of Saint John
Although celebrated across Spain every June over the course of six days, the Bonfires of Saint John is particularly popular in Alicante. The most revered festival in the city features parades, all-night revelry, bonfires and a number of important culinary traditions.
The traditional celebrations that lead up to the period of Lent make the province of Alicante a wonderful place to be in February. Parades, special feasts, music and dance highlight the line-up of events.
Alicante Jazz Festival
The superb celebration of jazz music comes to the city of Alicante every July and August, with performances in a number of bars and concert halls.
The province of Alicante's appeal as a tourist destination is no surprise, given a Mediterranean climate that offers mild winters and hot summers. The weather is especially idyllic on the Costa Blanca.
- Winter (December to February) 6-18°C
- Spring (March to May) 8-23.5°C
- Summer (June to September) 17-31°C
- Fall (October to November) 10-24.5°C
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With this sewing pattern you will be able to make your very own couture camera case and coordinating accessory bag.
I have included two patterns for the camera case, a small and a large case, depending on the size of your camera. The camera case has a detachable wristlet strap for your carrying convenience. It also has a key ring on the back side of the case if you'd like to attach it to your key chain, belt loop etc. On the outside of the camera bag there are two pockets, one pocket that you can slip your ID, check card, etc. into and another pocket that snaps shut for you to store your extra memory cards, USB stick etc.
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My FURSCA 2010 project was a commentary on American consumerism—we all have a lot of stuff, and I thought this "stuff" would be interesting to photograph, document, and exhibit. To create my Michigan Garage Project, pictures of the inside of garages, I taught myself how to use digital SLR cameras and editing software. I entered some of my photographs into exhibition and attended the Michigan Society for Photographic Educators' Midwest Regional Conference. Upon graduation I plan on moving to Detroit to become a part of the blossoming art scene there—I one day hope to open my own printmaking studio.


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osforlife wrote:No love for Aaron Baker and Joe Mahoney?
Based on their age and level of accomplishments I could understand why they were left off of the list.
osforlife wrote:No love for Aaron Baker and Joe Mahoney?
Jordan Tuwiner wrote:I just don't think Mahoney will ever hit enough to play 1B and he's not really a utility guy.
Kind of the same thing with Baker.
osforlife wrote:Can't Mahoney play a little corner outfield? I just thought they would get a top 30 mention. And 2012 has been a bust for Ryan Adams, but is he still considered a prospect?
Jordan Tuwiner wrote:My mid-season top 30: http://orioles-nation.com/2012/08/01/jo ... ects-2012/
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It's hard to argue with you or Tucker. After Bundy and Machado it all comes down to tea leaves and crystal balls.
mthompson wrote:How on earth do you think that Conner Narron is a better prospect then Brenden Webb. Webb is better with every tool
Jordan Tuwiner wrote:I still have concerns over Webb's hit tool.
Jordan Tuwiner wrote:I still have concerns over Webb's hit tool. I think Narron has the chance to be a more well rounded hitter.
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Stunning illustrations and gorgeous typefaces are what characterise this design site! I love the simple drawings and excellent understanding of typefaces.Posted in Web Design → Design
A stunning understated logo for a kitchen design company. I love the incorporation of kitchen items into the typeface! The green colour used works well on the wooden textured background.Posted in Branding → Logo
A gorgeous site for a Web Designer! I love the simple painted background and header design. The portfolio grid is excellent and wonderfully enjoyable to explore - it\'s got to be seen to be understood!Posted in Web Design → Design
A great iPhone App for finding that tune in your head! The information page could be a little less cluttered, but it does work to give you all the details you could ever want! I particularly like to bold icon design and massive \\\'What\\\'s that song?\\\' button.Posted in →
Great interface design from the people at H&M. The use of photography is excellent throughout and really draws you into the App! I like the intuitive use of tabs and consistent textures and design throughout!Posted in Interface → iPhone App
An interesting logo that makes good use of a customised typeface. There is great attention to detail on the logo idea itself but it doesn\'t seem to be derived from anything. The use of red text for \'design\' doesn\'t work particularly well in my opinion.Posted in Branding → Logo
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A brilliant, and overdue, App for all Onion fans to pore over! Its use of images and thumbnails is great and really draws your attention in. I like the clear use of tabs and intuitive design.Posted in Interface → iPhone App
A clear and beautiful interface for Skype, the free communication App. Good implementation of thumbnails and great icon design make it a pleasure to use! I particularly like that it retains the subtle blue colour scheme from the desktop App.Posted in Interface → iPhone App
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Simple is the name of the game here. The use of a monochrome palette makes a statement about professionalism and the companies design philosophy. I particularly like the straightforward typeface!Posted in Branding → Logo
A straightforward site that aids you in converting PSD\'s to HTML and CSS. The layout and design is adequate for a primarily functional site and does make good use of graphic illustrations. Good use of a solid typeface goes a long way towards holding a visitors attention!Posted in Web Design → Misc
Minimal content but a strong sense of purpose is what characterises this site. The dramatic absence of content is refreshing and encourages the visitor to stick around. The bold and carefully designed illustrations only add to the impact of this site!Posted in Web Design → Design
A bold and colourful logo for a training centre! I like the simple use of reflection to add interest to the design. I particularly like the typeface and use of explanation text.Posted in Branding → Logo
An inspirational site that aims to connect growers to people with land to share! The use of colour here is excellent and really draws your eye to where it needs to be. I love how within seconds you understand the Landshare concept without even trying - a great sign of clever web design! I particularly like the Landshare logo and encouraging members ticker!Posted in Web Design → Misc
A undeniably fascinating business card design! I love the texture of the paper and sleek blackness of the design. The text is great and looks almost engraved!Posted in Branding → Business Cards
A clean and straightforward site for a multimedia designer. I like the use of a relatively common layout, it allows the visitor to immediately find their way. The typeface used for \'Steve Brown\' is wonderful and makes a great statement about his design philosophy!Posted in Web Design → Portfolio
A beautifully vibrant and vivacious business card for a freelance designer! The textured background and arrow design works really well but the central name totally steals the show! The colour and detail really make this card stand out.Posted in Branding → Business Cards
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Consumer Protection Division
The Consumer Protection Division assists Arkansas consumers when problems arise during everyday consumer transactions. Sometimes, the Division may help by contacting a business and mediating a positive resolution. In some instances, attorneys in the Division pursue lawsuits against those who violate the Arkansas Deceptive Trade Practices Act.
Arkansans who call the Division's hotline at (800) 482-8982 will be greeted by a phone counselor who may take care of an issue, or forward the matter to one of the Division's 10 investigators, who all specialize in fields ranging from cars to credit cards.
The Division receives more than 7,000 complaints every year. Since 2007, the mediation process has led to more than $10 million returning to the hands of Arkansas consumers.
The Consumer Protection team can be contacted from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.
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The Bulletin Board keeps you abreast of the latest news
around the NHL Monday-Friday.
- The Rangers' decision to
waive Sean Avery could cause major problems for the Dallas Stars. Dallas was on the hook for half of Avery's
salary since the Blueshirts claimed him on re-entry waivers, but with Avery
likely to play in Europe or the AHL, his contract won't count towards the NHL
salary cap and the Stars may be
dangerously close to the salary cap floor. Dallas may have to keep a player with a bigger salary in the lineup just
accommodate the cap.
- The Philadelphia Flyers demoted
prized prospect Brayden Schenn, acquired from the Los Angeles Kings in the
Mike Richards deal, to the AHL. This was
a smart more for the Flyers because if Schenn plays just one game in the AHL
then his
NHL cap hit drops from $3 million to $1.75 million. For a team like the Flyers that is always up
against the cap, demoting Schenn is well worth the savings.
- Here are the Boston
Bruins' 2011 Stanley Cup rings.
- 22-year-old Calgary Flames center Mikael Backlund will miss
six weeks with a broken finger.
- The Tampa Bay Lightning placed 35-year-old defenseman
Matthias Ohlund on injured reserve with a knee injury.
- The New York Islanders signed Jay
- The Islanders also signed 2011 fifth-overall pick Ryan
Strome to an entry-level
deal and he'll
start the year with the club.
- The New Jersey Devils signed
34-year-old training camp tryout Petr Sykora.
- The Devils also traded
David Steckel to the Toronto Maple Leafs for a fourth-round pick.
- Chicago rookie Brandon Saad will become the first
second-round pick to jump straight to the NHL since Ryan O'Reilly did it for
Colorado in 2009. Saad will skate on a
line with
Jonathan Toews and Patrick Sharp to start the season.
- Carolina Hurricanes rookie defenseman Justin Faulk has not
only made the team, he's worked his
way into the team's top-four.
- Inexplicably, Chuck Kobasew will
start the season on one of Colorado's top two lines.
- 2010 sixth-overall pick Brett Connolly will start
the year with the Tampa Bay Lightning.
- 2011 second-overall pick Tyler Seguin has been moved
to the wing.
- Remember David Aebischer? The Winnipeg Jets signed him
to an AHL deal.
- To eliminate confusion, Brendan Shanahan and the NHL released
this video on what constitutes a clean hit.
- Elliotte Friedman's terrific weekly column,
"30 Thoughts."
Past editions of the Bulletin Board:
- 2011 First-Round Draft Picks Shine In Preseason Action >
- Jody Shelley Delivers First Controversial Hit of 2011 Season >
- Shanahan Impresses As New NHL Disciplinarian >
– Sidney Crosby Participates In "Controlled Scrimmage" >
– Montreal Signs Chris Campoli >
– Top 2011 Draft Picks Shine In Preseason Action >
– Sestito Suspended Four Games For Hit On Deveaux >
– Kings Lock Doughty Up With Huge Deal >
– Former Rangers' Prospects Grachev And Horak Make NHL Clubs >
– Steve Valiquette Is The New Goalie Coach At Quinnipiac University >
10/5/11 – Waiving Of Avery Could Wreak Havoc On The Stars' Salary
Cap Situation >
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The latest thoughts and analysis from "Showdown Joe".
In depth coverage from the world of Mixed Martial Arts.
One of MMA's most respected analysts, with a stellar resume which includes being the Host of Sportsnet's UFC Central (Tv and Radio), a Certified MMA Referee and Judge, a former MMA Promoter, Manager, Sponsor, Producer and someone who stills trains daily in Mixed Martial Arts.


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A solid example of personal branding that uses the designers initials to create a new shape. The colours and simple concept help to make this design work in a variety of different situations and settings.Posted in Branding → Logo
A simple but perfectly apt site for a web designer that makes great use of a single colour to highlight important elements. I actually quite like the footer, and the mini gallery of featured stock files that resides there.Posted in Web Design → Design
A great example of a crisp interface element. I really like the sense of perspective and the use of texture to add depth to the design. The green works well to highlight the nature of the button.Posted in Interface → Element
A clean and effective site for a web designer, that makes great use of a rather intriguing graphic on the landing page. I like the restrained use of colour throughout, it helps to showcase the designs more clearly.Posted in Web Design → Design
A great example of some really clean switches. Clean and crisp design can make a real impact when the subtle details come together. I really like the gentle use of textures and colours to add depth to the design - I'd love to see w whole UI set!Posted in Interface → Element
A fascinating typeface that could be perfect for a logo. It lacks clarity, but that's part of the charm. The details help to make this design stand out, and I particularly like the stylistic touches.Posted in Branding → Logo
A gorgeous logo that makes an impact through its stark simplicity. The shading gives the concept great depth, allowing the coils to look truly coiled. There is also something very appealing about the blue colour used and the thickness of the white lines that make up the design, it just works!Posted in Branding → Logo
A good example of effortlessly crisp and clean interface design, these media controls certainly wouldn't look out of place on an Apple product. The little details help to make them work, the shading, the hints of depth, and the consistent use of shapes.Posted in Interface → Element
A simply beautiful example of design for a physical product. This set is playing cards was designed to be fit for a king, and they certainly look the part. I love the attention to detail and elegant nature of the carefully crafted design.Posted in Branding → Product
A simply stunning site for a graphic and web designer. I love the power that this grid layout has, each individual piece stands out and makes an impact. The minimal background and navigation helps to put the focus solely on the work being displayed.Posted in Web Design → Design
Kiddo is a WordPress kids theme. It would be suitable for any children's website, with a fun, friendly, and unique design.Posted in Web Design → Blog
I really like the solidity of this particular calendar design, the depth helps to give the design presence. The red colour works very well with the neutral shades, giving the focal points clarity.Posted in Interface → Element
This is certainly an interesting example of a site for a graphic design agency. Their very particular style comes through immediately, with the vibrant colours making a striking statement. I like the subtle interaction with your movements, and the clear and intuitive header.Posted in Web Design → Design
A great example of bold interface design. These buttons make an impact through their use of perspective and bright colours, they would give an interface built around a distinctive character. The details help to make these buttons work, particularly the slight shading that gives them a raised appearance.Posted in Interface → Element
A solid and well crafted site for a web design agency that makes good use of typography and graphic elements to make an impact. I particularly like the consistent design of the slider and the bold impression it makes.Posted in Web Design → Design
An extremely weird, yet supremely fascinating site that really grabs your attention. I actually quite like the business and oddity of the central design, you can't say this site doesn't have character!Posted in Web Design → Misc
A simply stunning site for a designer that uses a simple layout to showcase previous design projects. I particularly like the classy logo and the great use of images and typography.Posted in Web Design → Design
A absolutely love this iOS game icon, it immediately makes it clear what it is for. The textures work really well, and the perspective gives the design depth. The overall design is coherent and draws your attention.Posted in Interface → iPhone App
A simple but effective gallery site that showcases free premium design and web resources for designers. I like the grid layout and space given to images of the designs, while the green and grey colour scheme works to complement the clean ethos of the site.Posted in Web Design → Design
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The women's Salomon Exit 2 Aero Shoe is an ultra light hiking shoe with highly breathable upper, improved cushioning and new sleek profile sole, ideal for travel or hiking in warm climates.
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