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Not a hiking tatoo, but I got this after I cycled the Pacific Coast Highway on the West Coast - went from San Francisco to Los Angeles - the first place I stayed was Pigeon Point Lighthouse!!
Good old thread brought back to life, eh?Of all the tats I have I have 2 that are outdoorsy. When I met Ben2World back in 2007 he looks at me and asks me if any of them are satanic. ;-P
I came across this thread while looking for some reference pics for my 2nd hiking tattoo. Here's a pic of my 1st one.
I don't have any, unnecessary weight added to the FSO, as I posted earlier.Not hiking related, but someone sent me this years ago. One of the best I have ever seen for us older guys.
Very cool and some very original ink work for backpackers you guys have.I have always thought Robert Crumbs "Keep on Truckin man cartoon" with a backpack on would make a cool Tatoo .http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keep_on_Truckin'_(comics)Terry
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Apartments for rent in Old Town are located in Alexandria, Va., right on the border of Maryland. This bustling suburb has the vivacity of a burgeoning metropolis, yet it possesses the laid-back vibe of a quaint rural town, giving you and your family the best of both worlds.
Outdoors and Exercise
Alexandria is an extremely active community, where the residents prize a healthful environment. Whether you enjoy getting out and playing golf or want to hit the weights, there's a spot for you to be active and get some exercise. Located on Hunting Creek is the Belle Haven Country Club, a pristine, well-kept course that will surely prove to be a fun challenge to even the most experienced players. There, you and your golf mates will be afforded a beautiful view of the water as you make your rounds. After work, you may be itching to do a couple miles on the treadmill or pump some iron. At the local Anytime Fitness, which is located right off of Highway One, you'll have access to premier workout equipment.
If you are looking to commute into Washington D.C. from one of the apartments in Old Town, you can hop on one of the metro trains and you'll be at your destination in a matter of minutes. The two closest metro stations include the Eisenhower AV Metro on as well as the Huntington AV Metro. To drive into the city, or to get to other notable Virginia and Maryland locales, you can always take the highway - just a short drive away from your new home is the Capital Beltway, a main thoroughfare that is where Interstate 95 and Interstate 495 merge. For business or leisure trips to New York or Boston, you can always leave the car at home and take the train - there's a station in the center of town.
Parents who live in the Old Town apartments for rent will have several highly-rated public and private schools that they can send their little ones to. These include the Lyles-Crouch Traditional Academy, the Agape Christian Academy, the St. Mary's Elementary School and the Jefferson-Houston Elementary School. Each of these institutions has a unique teaching style and curriculum, giving you ample opportunity to place your little ones in the most beneficial learning environment.
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The lord of the dance
From: Tamil Nadu, southern India
Date: around AD 1100
According to the Hindu story, Ganga was the goddess of the river Ganges, India's most holy river. Ganga was ordered to leave heaven and was so angry that she threatened to flood the whole world. Fortunately the god Shiva came to the rescue by catching Ganga in his flowing locks of hair. After that, Ganga lived in Shiva's hair as his second wife.
In this beautiful sculpture Shiva appears as Nataraja, the lord of the dance. He is dancing in a circle of flames, and his long hair is flying out on either side of his head. Can you find the tiny figure of Ganga nestling there?


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Our thanks to Karl Dallas for pointing us towards the excellent Liberation Radio Remembrance Day Service, and BCB broadcast of Benjamin Britten's moving and thoughtful War Requiem.
Naval medic Michael Lyons' appeal over being sentenced to seven months in military correction centre for disobeying orders takes place at 10.30am on Thursday 13 October 2011, at the Royal Courts of Justice in The Strand, London.
A medic in the Royal Navy who was detained at court martial in July this year will appeal his conviction at the High Court on Thursday 13 October.
War Resisters' International says it is extremely concerned for the life of pacifist blogger Maikel Nabil Sanad in Egypt, imprisoned for sedition.
Nobel Peace Prize Laureate, Anglican Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu, will be speaking at a special peace service at the refurbished St Martin-in-the-Fields Church in Trafalgar Square, London, on Monday 9 June 2008.


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"20 Essential TED Talks for Peace Studies Students"
Online Colleges picked some of the best Peace talks on the TED website.
Centre for Applied NonViolent Conflict and Strategies (CANVAS) (http://www.canvasopedia.org/) - CANVAS is a non-profit, non-governmental international network oriented to educational work related to strategic nonviolent conflict. Our mission is to reach the widest possible international audience, in order to share experiences and learn more on strategic nonviolent conflict and examine related knowledge transfer methods for spreading this knowledge in the future.
Peer Solutions: Marquette Conflict Resolution - a program that offers students the chance to hone their interpersonal skills through practicing various circle processes such as peer jury, peacemaking, and peer mediation.
Class of Nonviolence (http://classofnonviolence.blogspot.com) - a blog with peace tools for educators, hosted by the San Antonio peaceCENTER.
Justice and Peace Resource Center (http://pjrcbooks.tripod.com) - has identified or developed many outstanding resources to help folks get past the various myths of nonviolence and find its true effectiveness as we confront the many challenges in our lives and world.
Peace Research Institute, Oslo (http://www.prio.no/) - conducts high-quality academic research on questions relevant to the promotion of a more peaceful world.
Culture of Peace - produces and promotes events and other programs to increase public awareness and action about critical societal issues such as violence, poverty and ecological damage.
Educating for Justice (www.educatingforjustice.org/index.htm) - non-profit educational program for schools and groups that addresses a range of social concerns from global workplace standards to sustainable development and human rights.
Peace and Justice Studies Association (www.peacejusticestudies.org) - dedicated to bringing together academics, K-12 teachers and grassroots activists to explore alternatives to violence and share visions and strategies for peacebuilding, social justice, and social change.
Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies (http://www.nd.edu/~krocinst/) - one of the world's principal centers for the study of the causes of violent conflict and strategies for sustainable peace. Faculty conduct research on war, genocide, terrorism, ethnic and religious conflict, and violation of human rights; teach students earning degrees in peace studies; and contribute to on-the-ground peacebuilding worldwide.
Inside Islam: Dialogues and Debates (http://insideislam.wisc.edu/) - this is a great resource for classroom use; it has numerous useful links on its pages and the audio-visual components are exceptionally good for pedagogical purposes. It is useful to anyone seeking clarity in this time of increasing confusion about Islam/Muslims.


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Attack of the crazed bloggers
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By Tim Redmond
Wow, this is special. Two bloggers from The Mayor and the Hair -- a sort of deranged pro-Newsom blog -- showed up at a bar where some local bloggers were meeting to dump drinks on one of the hosts of GavinSucks.com.
Everyone is having fun with it. I'm just sorry I wasn't invited, and missed all the excitement.


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How to Knit the Single Lace Rib Stitch :: Knitting Stitch #178
This video knitting tutorial will help you learn how to knit the single lace rib stitch. This stitch is a delicate version of ribbing. The lace rib stitch is a great way to add interest to any area that would traditionally be knit in ribbing.
Materials Used in this Tutorial
Imperial Yarn Tracie Too
Tracie Too is a worsted spun version of Imperial's popular woolen spun Tracie Yarn. With a very soft hand it knits up in a lovely lofty fabric. At 395 yards per skein, this yarn is a great choice for single skein shawl and sock projects. Available in eight rich colors as well as Natural.
Addi Lace Click Long Tip
Meet the latest addition to the addi Click family: Longer Lace Tips have the same sharp point as the regular Lace needles, but are just over 5 inches in length, which some knitters prefer. Each kit includes US sizes 4 – 11, along with 3 pliable blue addi SOS Lifeline insertion Cords. This ingenious set comes in a vibrant pink case.
Knit – k
Purl – p
Knit Two Together – k2tog
Purl Two Together – p2tog
Yarn Over – yo
Yarn Round Needle – yrn
Skill: Intermediate
Cast On: Multiples of 4 + 1
Pattern Instructions
Row 1
(right side) K1, *yo, k2tog, p1,k1; rep from * to end.
Row 2
p1, *yrn, p2tog, k1,p1; rep from * to end.
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Paclitaxel, Carboplatin, and Oral Etoposide Followed by Weekly Paclitaxel in High Grade Neuroendocrine Carcinoma
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carboplatin and etoposide, followed by maintenance therapy with weekly paclitaxel in patients with poorly differentiated neuroendocrine carcinomas. We hope to identify a "standard treatment" for this unusual group of patients who are not usually eligible for clinical trials.
Neuroendocrine Carcinoma
Drug: Paclitaxel
Drug: Carboplatin
Drug: Etoposide
Phase 2
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Non-Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Phase II Study of Paclitaxel, Carboplatin, and Oral Etoposide Followed by Weekly Paclitaxel in the Treatment of High Grade Neuroendocrine Carcinoma
- Overall response
- Overall survival
- Time to progression
- Overall toxicity
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|Study Start Date:
|December 1998
|Study Completion Date:
|January 2007
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|January 2007 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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- Paclitaxel + Carboplatin + Etoposide
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|Genders Eligible for Study:
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Inclusion Criteria:
To be included in this study, you must meet the following criteria:
- Metastatic poorly differentiated neuroendocrine carcinoma
- Unknown primary site
- Able to perform activities of daily living with minimal assistance
- Measurable or evaluable disease
- Adequate bone marrow, liver functions and kidney function
- No previous treatment with chemotherapy
- Understand the nature of this study and give written informed consent.
Exclusion Criteria:
You cannot participate in this study if any of the following apply to you:
- Age < 18 years
- Previous malignancy within five years
- Women pregnant or lactating
- Recent history of cardiovascular disease
- Meningeal metastases
Please note: There are additional inclusion/exclusion criteria. The study center will determine if you meet all of the criteria. If you do not qualify for the trial, study personnel will explain the reasons. If you do qualify, study personnel will explain the trial in detail and answer any questions you may have.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00193531
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|John D. Hainsworth, MD
|SCRI Development Innovations, LLC
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|NCT00193531 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|September 12, 2005
|Last Updated:
|June 28, 2010
|Health Authority:
|United States: Food and Drug Administration
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Carcinoma, Neuroendocrine
Neoplasms by Histologic Type
Neoplasms, Germ Cell and Embryonal
Neoplasms, Glandular and Epithelial
Neoplasms, Nerve Tissue
Neuroectodermal Tumors
Neuroendocrine Tumors
Etoposide phosphate
Antimitotic Agents
Antineoplastic Agents
Antineoplastic Agents, Phytogenic
Enzyme Inhibitors
Mitosis Modulators
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
Pharmacologic Actions
Therapeutic Uses
Topoisomerase II Inhibitors
Topoisomerase Inhibitors
Tubulin Modulators
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EWING -- Moving forward with controversial plans to demolish their stone sanctuary, the Ewing Presbyterian Church yesterday announced plans for a "decommissioning" service while shedding more light on their rejection of an offer to save the building.
A ceremony will be held Sept. 13 in which church members will be invited to "see and touch" the building before demolition occurs sometime this year.
The 142-year-old building was taken out of service in 2007 after its walls were found to be in danger of collapse.
In reference to its decision last week to reject an offer by Preservation New Jersey to renovate the building and make it safe for occupancy, the church leadership explained that there were too many uncertainties surrounding the proposal.
PNJ "made it clear" they had "no long-term interest in owning the building," the church said in its statement yesterday.
"The church was concerned about the inherent problems this could present to the current and future congregations, as landowners of the ground with a building on it that is owned by an unknown group in the future," it said.
Ron Emrich, PNJ executive director, disputed the suggestion that PNJ might transfer title of the sanctuary to an undetermined third party once restoration was complete.
"Our offer to them was that we would take title to the building, rehabilitate it, take full responsibility for it in the future. That was our offer to them," Emrich said.
The thing that wasn't clear was what the long-term plan for the use of the building would be, not who would own it, he said.
PNJ, a nonprofit group dedicated to trying to protect the state's historic resources, had offered to put up the estimated $2.5 million the church's governing body, known as the Session, has said it would take to repair the Scotch Road sanctuary so it would be rid of structural deficiencies....
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Greetings gentlemanites. Does that work? Sure it does.
Really quick before we begin we would like to offer a moment for Sandy Hook Elementary School and the horrific tragedy that befell that community at what should be a time of year for family, peace and comfort. It is beyond words. Thanks for Gentleman Jeff for sending this along.
In the off chance you don't hear from us before the New Year, we wanted to wish you Seasons Greetings. There is a backlogged episode that might see the light of day but we'll see about that.
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Ashley Williams Expecting First Child With Husband Neal Dodson: See Her Baby Bump
Ashley Williams is pregnant! The How I Met Your Mother alum announced via Twitter on Wednesday, July 30, that she and producer husband Neal Dodson are expecting their first child together. The couple tied the knot in May 2011.
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"This is FOR REAL. So many reasons to dance. #babydodson," the 35-year-old actress wrote. Alongside the caption, Williams posted an adorable picture of herself proudly showing off her baby bump—but it didn't end there.
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"My family definitely made me play pin the sperm on the egg two days ago. #weird #babydodson," she captioned a second picture.
Credit: Courtesy of Ashley Williams
Williams and Dodson's baby-to-be will have at least a couple of playmates as he or she grows up. The Something Borrowed actress is the younger sister of Father of the Bride and Nashville star Kimberly Williams-Paisley, who is married to country superstar Brad Paisley. The couple are parents to sons Huck, 7, and Jasper, 5.


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06/24/04 Our Mayor is presiding over
a smaller city!
It's very simple! San Antonio and Ft. Worth embrace their Texas heritage. Neither city is overwhelmed with people from elsewhere who want their city to look like the place they left or a cheap copy of something that works in Europe.
Our Mayor's Speech yesterday was as bogus as her campaign promises. Rather than dissect 25 pages of sound bites with no substance or factual base, it is attached for your own reading pleasure.
I want to remind you what Candidate Miller told us in her brochure responding to attack ads by Tom Dunning and Domingo Garcia:
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KLIF had a substitute talk jock
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A-Rod at center of another drug scandalTuesday January 29th, 2013
As teams prepare for the start of spring training, Major League Baseball is dealing with a PED crisis and once again Alex Rodriguez is the alleged focal point.
An explosive story in the Miami New Times links Rodriguez, Melky Cabrera, Gio Gonzalez, and others to a shady Miami drug dispenser, Anthony Bosch.
The story, by Tim Elfrink, is rich in detail and casts further doubts on the veracity of Rodriguez.
In 2009, when Manny Ramirez was suspended for 50 games for elevated testosterone, he was being treated by Dr. Pedro Bosch, the father of Anthony Bosch.
MLB responded with a statement this morning. It reads, in part:
" ... Vigilance remains the key toward protecting the integrity of our game. We have the best and most stringent drug testing policy in professional sports, we continue to work with our doctors and trainers to learn what they are seeing day-to-day and we educate our players about the game's unbending zero-tolerance approach. We remain fully committed to following all leads and seeking the appropriate outcomes for all those who use, purchase and are involved in the distribution of banned substances, which have no place in our game."
Given his history, the Yankees could mount a legal challenge to Rodriguez's contract, which still has five years and $114 million remaining. Team president Randy Levine is combative enough to try it.
The Yankees issued this statement:
Rodriguez is expected to miss much of the coming season recovering from hip surgery.
UPDATE, 12:56 p.m.: Rodriguez is denying the charges. His handlers released this statement:
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Ticklists: 3 star Scottish winter.
Photo: The crux pitch of Umbrella Fall © Christopher Douglas
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Direct start wet and avoided, rest of route fat, umbrella half- formed and passed on left via 10m of vertical ice. Led umbrella pitch and gave rest to Sigripped01 - AltLd - 01/Mar/15 with Si Moore
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 01/Mar/14
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First Grade V lead. Hard, long crux pitch.planetmarshall - Lead - 01/Mar/14 with Christopher Douglas
Nick Clement - AltLd - 17/Feb/14 with Paul Figg
Paul Figg - AltLd - 17/Feb/14 with Nick Cement
Robertgiddy - Lead - 16/Feb/14
bullwinkle - AltLd - 05/Apr/13 with Amanda, Alan
good route. ice was very brittle today.BallsOfSteel - AltLd O/S - 30/Mar/13 with steve peatfield
Elsier - 2nd - 29/Mar/13 with Adrian
Enjoyable climbing. The icefall up the initial terrace was in good condition, but I managed to miss it by not looking properly. So I struggled uo mixed ground instaed. The rest of the route is straight forward. Take the main ice column on the right at the moment, using the gap between the column and the rock, before swinging round left onto the column. No rock gear available at the moment, abseiled off V-threads.GaryK - AltLd O/S - 24/Mar/13 with Ewan Lyons
A bit blustery on the walk in but not too bad once in the upper coire. Good ice on the top 2 pitches, first time abbing off abalakovs, very exciting!Captain Solo - AltLd - 24/Mar/13 with Gary
Slightly dodgy snow conditions with alot of slab about so opted for Umbrella Falls with a safer top out after rapping off the steeper left hand Start. Fantastic route with a steeop crux pitch (no umbrella) with the ice varrying from brilliant to brittle. Lead P2, but left the rest to Graham.Yourlead - 2nd - 20/Mar/13 with Graham Penny
Hidden - AltLd - 16/Mar/13
Ben took the meaty middle pitch while my lip recovered from an ice induced laceration - great option when Poachers is busy.Steven Andrews - AltLd O/S - 22/Feb/13 with Ben Tibbetts
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PechaKucha, which draws its name from the Japanese term for 'chit chat', was devised in Tokyo in February 2003 as an event where young designers could meet, network and show their work in public. Since then it has turned into a massive celebration, with events happening in hundreds of cities around the world, including Christchurch. It's based on a simple idea: 20 images in 20 seconds.
Come and enjoy some of the festival authors as they share their ideas, creative work and passions rapid-fire PechaKucha style.
Doc Drumheller // poet // on haiku in transit
Marianne Elliot // zen peacekeeper, change-maker & storyteller // on superheroes & the importance of your origin story
Ross Gumbley // playwright and Court Theatre artistic director // on 'if life were like the movies'
Rachael King // novelist // on creepy '70s & '80s children's television
Elizabeth Knox // writer // on Mt Cook, 1954
Veronika Meduna // science writer // on science in Antarctica
Rebecca Priestley // science historian and writer // on New Zealand in the atomic age
Anke Richter // journalist // on being Kraut, becoming Kiwi – why stereotypes work
Michael Smythe // design historian // on Christchurch by design: top per-capita performer?
Mark Spurgeon // graphic designer / on hand painted signage
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A Lawrenceburg woman was dragged from traffic court Monday screaming "get the [blank] off me!" after being held in contempt of court for calling Judge Donna Dutton "stupid," refusing to sit down and directing vulgar language at court officials and police.
Linnea B. Harward, 20, of 207 Secretariat Drive was in Anderson District Court after being ticketed in June for failure to have car insurance for the second time.
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The flag the Anderson County football team rallies around is not yet ragged. It might never be tattered or threadbare.
But the same message it waved in the winds near one of the world's hot spots is the one the Bearcats want to shout every time they take the field for the battle of a football game.
A Lawrenceburg man was charged Monday with trying to procure a minor in a sex offense, according to a news release issued Tuesday by Attorney General Jack Conway.
Bruce Shane Meece, 29, was arrested at his home in Lawrenceburg, according to the news release, and transported to the Franklin County Jail.
Meece is a volunteer at Station 5 of the Anderson County Fire Department, Chief Patrick Krogman has confirmed.
After years of complaining and dodging vehicles careening through their yards or slamming into their homes, help might finally be on the way for Graefenburg Road (Highway 151) residents.
State Rep. James Tipton (R-Taylorsville) confirmed last week that the state Transportation Cabinet plans to implement changes to the road, perhaps before the end of the year.
"I was told they are hoping to get a contractor in there to do some repairs and make some modifications," Tipton said in an interview last Friday.
After screaming for his son to get out of their burning home last Thursday on Alton Station Road, Toby McRoberts did all he could do to rescue his son's dog, Buddy.
McRoberts said he broke out a window, but the smoke was too thick and he soon was overcome by smoke inhalation, leaving him nearly blacked out and headed to a nearby hospital.
Saving Buddy then became the job of members of the Anderson County Fire Department, who used a thermal camera to make their way through flames, thick smoke and debris to rescue the beloved family pet.
It's fitting that one of the last images people will have of Jimmy Walker is of him holding the American flag high during the singing of the National Anthem.
It was the recent anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks and Walker, co-president of the Wheels in Time Car Club, made sure that the group's Friday night cruise-in on Main Street included a patriotic tribute to those who lost their lives.
Hudson Gregory Alexander was born July 16 at St. Joseph East Hospital.
He is a son of Jason and Jamie Alexander of Lawrenceburg, and joins a brother, Wyatt Alexander, 2.
His grandparents are Greg and Denise Cinnamon of Lawrenceburg, and Bob and Cammie Alexander of Lawrenceburg.
His great-grandparents are Gene and Mary Ruth Cinnamon; Wilma and the late Dale Flygstad; Hazel Smith, the late Robert Smith, and the late John and Milda.
A weekend filled with music, pageants and food is on tap as the annual Anderson County Burgoo Festival kicks off this week.
The festival is scheduled for Friday through Sunday, highlighted again this year by the annual Burgoo Cook-off, a fundraiser for Shop With a Cop. The cook-off is scheduled for 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday on the Lawrenceburg Green, with trophies going to the top three teams.
The festival kicks off Friday at 5 p.m. with music by R&R, followed by performances by Scott Said & Backroads Band at 7 p.m. and Killin' Time Band at 8 p.m.
Some are afraid of heights, others tight spaces, spiders or snakes.
The world is full of phobic reactions, including plenty of people who feel like running away screaming at the first sight of a clown.
That's a condition known as coulrophobia, and by the end of October it might well be the single most diagnosed condition in Lawrenceburg.
Anderson County might be having second thoughts about the game it selected for Homecoming 2015.
You know the procedure for homecoming. In theory, schools are to look at the schedule and find the team that is most likely to be a piece-of-cake win, with the constraints of not having homecoming for the home opener or on Senior Night.
For Anderson County, that selection was Paul Laurence Dunbar.
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YouTube posts continue to rage about the imminent dangers posed by Ison and a "NASA cover-up" - and even the NASA report below is unclear as to whether the nucleus survived. But this alternative view of the Ison perihelion clearly shows that frames have been removed from the official website - he had recorded the previous post by NASA to discover that frames had been removed. Apparently, they're trying to hide something. Check it out at around 2:15 in this clip.
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Laura Mercier Illuminating Eye Colour
Laura Mercier Illuminating Eye Colour ($24) launching shortly is a creamy eye color with a quilted design available in three shade selections.
These shades can be applied wet or dry for a multidimensional, luminous pearl finish and a metallic effect.
Take a look!
Supposedly they have a soft bouncy texture and are a talc-free formula.
I'm curious about these as they sound like a hybrid creamy powder yes?
- Gilded Platinum
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These are launching shortly at Laura Mercier counters and online at lauramercier.com
9/12/12 11:35 OrangeLipstickBlog:
Beautiful colors! I wonder what the texture will be like…
9/12/12 23:00 theRothstanator:
These look awesome. I have been enjoying more non traditional textured formulas like L'Oreal's Infallible Shadows. I bet these LM ones are gonna be similar to the Sephora Prisma Chromes. Can't wait to swatch these in person!
9/13/12 1:42 Melissa:
I feel like she did quilted somethings before. You didn't have any reviews if she did but I didn't bother google for it just a hunch this is a re-promote.
9/13/12 8:38 Bora:
I've had a play with these and they're very very similar to the Estee Lauder powder gelee eyeshadows/highlighters they've been releasing. I think Sephora and MAC have had similar powder/gel textures released recently too.
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We've just wrapped our first Massively Open Online Course (MOOC) Leading Innovation in Arts and Culture. This unique course was created by Dave Owens at Vanderbilt University and customized for the arts and culture sector by National Arts Strategies. This eight-week course, offered on the Coursera platform, brought more than 9,000 artists, arts administrators and cultural entrepreneurs from around the world together to discuss the specific constraints to creating good ideas in our field and to build strategies for successful innovation. This … [Read more...]
A Framework for Meaningful Engagement
Editor's note: As part of our blog event for The Summit at Sundance, we have invited participants in The Chief Executive Program to frame each of our problems to solve. Here, John Wetenhall poses a series of questions for thinking about the problem: Engage users/customers/stakeholders as true collaborators in shaping an institution's agenda. Beyond any fiscal challenges that cultural organizations may face, the core of what we do involves a meaningful, resonant and personal relationship with every human being who engages with our form of … [Read more...]
Relinquishing Control
Editor's note: As part of our blog event for The Summit at Sundance, we have invited participants in The Chief Executive Program to frame each of our problems to solve. Here, Keith Winsten takes on the problem: Engage users/customers/stakeholders as true collaborators in shaping an institution's agenda. Across many types of experiences, from retail to food to leisure, consumers are demanding more and more customization. And the rise of smart phones and other handheld digital media devices have made this customization available in real time. … [Read more...]
Mapping the Issues
How do you incorporate feedback from audiences, donors and other stakeholders to design a season, exhibit or service? This is a common question among cultural organizations striving to become more relevant and inclusive, and NAS is right there with them. Throughout The Chief Executive Program, we heard from leaders that they desired the time work together to find solutions to their toughest challenges. We knew that we wanted The Summit at Sundance to be the place for participants to do just that. Our task was to figure out the "how" – How do … [Read more...]
The Summit at Sundance
Editor's note: Over the next two weeks, we'll feature posts around the final convening of our Chief Executive Program, The Summit at Sundance. We invite readers to participate in an online discussion of four major issues facing the cultural field. In this post, Sunny Widmann introduces the event and the process we'll use. As with many organizations, National Arts Strategies has a portfolio of programs that carry with them varying degrees of risk and return. When we know that something's working well, we can keep it running with the … [Read more...]
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This post appears as part of the ARTSblog Emerging Leaders Blog Salon, in which emerging leaders from around the country were asked, "What would make where you live a better place or bring it to the next level?" I moved to Washington D.C. four years ago, after living in a village of 600, and I absolutely love where I live. I enjoy trying new restaurants, seeing world premiere plays, watching drummers and acro-yogis perform in my favorite public park and the proximity of it all. Although I cannot deny the benefits of living near national … [Read more...]
An Unlikely Partnership: Reinventing Swan Lake
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One of the most important responsibilities for any nonprofit is to understand how you can best leverage organizational assets to serve your mission and your constituents. But often, our assets alone aren't plentiful enough to let us deliver on our mission with the level of impact we'd like. Partnerships are one way to do more without the requirement of additional internal resources, but it's important to enter into a partnership for the right reasons. Regardless of shared vision or a great rapport, making the most out of collaborations requires … [Read more...]
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Building a New American Theater of the Commons
In "Building a New American Theater of the Commons," Polly Carl and Vijay Matthew of The American Voices New Play Institute discuss the need to approach theater as a "We" rather than a "Me." They cite the ideas behind the regional theater movement of the 1960s: "...that cultural institutions like theaters, museums, and symphonies are a value proposition and compose the life-blood of any city along with libraries, schools, hospitals and public works. It was born out of the same collaborative impulse that is required in making a great play—a … [Read more...]


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Michael, a couple of issues.1. the Adventurer by steripen requires being able to see the LED chamber light -- with the soft-sided nalgene, the plastic is too foggy to see the LED Chamber light (at least for my own eyes) -- the hard plastic containers, one can see the LED Chamber light. the new (but about 2 oz heavier and more expensive) steripen that came out this year, has a LED screen and perhaps could be used with the soft sided nalgene container just well, but for me, the adventurer--I did not like with the soft sided nalgene container.2. as for the Platys widemouth bags, I forget what Steripen had to say about that type of plastic--I thought they had a concern about this, but I forget the details. I'll try and dig around and look up the info.Bottom line, I think the latest Steripen would work well with your method and the soft sided Nalgene bottle, and if one has far better eyes than mine, the Steripen Adventurer might work well too (you need to be able to see the LED Chamber light in the outdoor daylight situation one encounters outside in the wild--not what one encounters inside a house experimenting around).
Roleigh,I agree that bright sunlight hampers seeing the light, much like cell phone screens in the sunlight. However, I have used my Steripen Adventure on a regular basis with my soft-sided Nalgene without problems.Now that I think about the conditions however, I can see your point if you are completely exposed to the sun like out west. I hike in the heavily forested east and usually take my water from splashing brooks and cascades that have complete tree cover, like a shady grotto. I've simply been using it in perfect conditions and didn't even realize it! Maybe, you could set your backpack down to block some sun and then hunch over the container so as to block more with your body. If you have hiking partners, everyone could do a "group hug" while while this is going on! :)
Yep Roleigh the pic is me approaching trail crest in '06. Wonderful hike. Would like to do the hike from Crabtree to Whitney sometime. Maybe even cross country through Miter Basin.
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Ken, my avatar is from '06 too (can't remember date, about 2nd week of August though). I wonder how close in time we took those pics in '06, only about 1 mile apart there. Did you hike up only from Whitney Portal (not from Crabtree side?)?
Hiked from Whitney Portal and stayed at Outpost Camp. My buddy and I had a shuttle lined up and we were going to go through Miter Basin out to Crabtree but I ended up hurting my knee, so we summitted and went back to the Portal and then home. Some day!!!And yes my photo was taken the second week of Aug. 2006. Isn't that funny!!
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Battle: Planet Of The Apes vs. *N SyncIt is time, once again, for the AskMen.com celebrity showdown. This week we bring you the battle of the apes.
In the blue corner, we have the craziest bunch of primates to rule the earth since the Clinton Administration. If you thought Clinton running the US when he couldn't even run his own zipper was strange, wait until you get a load of these gorillas from Planet of the Apes.
In the red corner, we have the boy band that needs no introduction; they only need a few good shots to the head. They have sold about a gazillion records and none of their members has gone into rehab yet. Ladies and gents, we bring you, *N Sync.
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Now folks, if there was ever a case study to show how important marketing really is in selling a product, these guys would be it. A few years back they would have been unrecognizable from the apes. A little bit of gloss and hairspray, and now they are known the world over. God must have spent a little more time on them (good thing too, they needed it!). The poor apes did not stand a chance on this one.
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*N Sync
Again, the boys from *N Sync win this one hands down. The apes can talk and are quite articulate, surprisingly enough. Have any of you ever heard an *N Sync interview? They drive me crazy. They should call their interviews "Random thoughts from the mall."
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Planet of the Apes
Sorry boy band, but you guys have been disqualified for using excessive amounts of gel, mousse and hairspray. I finally figured out why all the teen girls love these guys so much... they all wish they had the same hair! Now the apes are stylish. Sure they are wearing helmets most of the time, but I'm sure they are well-groomed underneath. Anyhow, can't be worse than the Backstreet Boys, oops, I mean *N Sync.
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Planet of the Apes
Apes like to have fun and ruling the earth is not an easy job. Thus, our money is on the apes because when they need to let loose, what better place to do so than at a gentlemen's club? If the category was "Most likely to be seen at a wading pool," *N Sync would have won this one, no question about it.
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*N Sync
Granted, apes are fun to watch... but monkeys are much more entertaining. And let's face it, the *N Sync boys are essentially monkeys that can almost sing and have been shaved almost bare. Funny thing is these clowns are the most entertaining when they are not performing. Way to go boys, keep up them interviews, we are dying to hear more.
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*N Sync
Apes are big, furry animals. They will eat you if you mess with them. They may put you in lockup before they have you for dinner, or make you work in a slave pit for a while. Now that's scary. Then again, you may be forced to listen to *N Sync albums over and over and over... AAARRRRGGGHHHHH! If the apes start using this form of torture, I'll give them this category. In the meantime, bring on the "rack," I can't listen to *N Sync any longer.
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Planet of the Apes
This we would pay to see. Imagine 5 pumped up apes going up against those 5 sissy-hair puffs of *N Sync. This one would end in a quick 1-2-3 in the middle of the ring, with the apes coming out on top. If they are lucky, the boys will only end up with a few torn-off limbs and their sunglasses turned sideways, then rammed up their candy arses!
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*N Sync
We reluctantly have to give this one to the boys. They attract women like the apes attract flies (that is, a lot). Then again, maybe we should qualify the category and call it "Luckiest with the ladies... under 14!"
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Planet of the Apes
Apes are generally happy creatures, and why shouldn't they be? They get to eat bananas and climb trees. The male apes get to sleep with a whole bunch of female apes and no one gets jealous. Those Back-Sync Boys are just going to end up drunk on Hollywood Boulevard at some point or other, unable to pay all the child support to all those teenage moms they did the old "meet and greet" with on tour.
*N Sync
Proof that these guys are all over the map is the fact that they have just won the AskMen.com celebrity battle. I can't believe this, how could this happen on my watch? Wait a second, "winning" this battle is not exactly a compliment in most cases. Now I can sleep easy tonight.


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Come enjoy the ride on the historic Verde Canyon Railroad route from Clarkdale to the ghost ranch of Perkinsville and back into the OTHER grand canyon in Arizona.
This is an unforgettable experience!
Passengers on this popular excursion train are enthralled as the eagle-decorated vintage engines roll past towering, crimson cliffs; near ancient Indian ruins; over old-fashioned trestles and through a 680-foot manmade tunnel on a four-hour round trip to deserted Perkinsville Ranch and back.
It's not the destination. It's the journey.
Length: 4 hours
5:30 pm - one Saturday a month (May through September
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72 Hours Minimum Advance Booking Required. Minimum age is 21. No hotel pickups are available for this tour. Train Depot is located in Clarkdale, Arizona, which is approximately 25 miles from Sedona and approximately 100 miles from Phoenix. Please order online or call to order or for more information.
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Home to the American national symbol, the majestic bald eagle, Verde Canyon is accessible only by rail. The historic route is nestled between two national forests and adjacent to a designated wilderness area. This unique geological wonderland features rugged, high desert rock faces and spectacular panoramic views. This distinctive confluence of desert and wetland is populated by a variety of wildlife, which strives among the indigenous trees, shrubs, cactus and wildflowers.
Expert narration and guides leave passengers with a sense of history, archaeology, geology, wildlife and the Indian lore of the Verde Canyon. Original music also is an integral part of the excursion that takes passengers through the longest-running nature show in Arizona.
Verde Canyon Railroad, nestled in the heart of the expansive Verde Valley is ideally located above the heat of the desert and below the cold of Arizona high country.
The Verde Canyon Railroad (formerly the Verde Valley Railroad, operated by the Santa Fe, Prescott and Phoenix Railroad), was financed by Senator William A. Clark for a hefty $1.3 million. A miracle of engineering, the 38-mile line was built in just one year, from 1911 to 1912. It took 250 men using 200 mules, picks and shovels and lots of Dupont black powder explosives to lay these rails. Today, the same railroad would cost in excess of $38 million.
The smelter, which initiated the construction of the town of Clarkdale, named after Senator Clark, was located just below the Jerome mines. Used until 1952, the smelter had its final 400-foot high stack blown in 1962, signaling the end of an era and an industry on which a community had been built and prospered.
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These pictures are all taken within a range of about 10 miles or so of my home.
The wonderful area that is home to me. For Mandy, my first photography friend.
A day out alongside the Humber estuary. This is for my great friend Yair, always the first to see my pictures.
Todays sunset was as red as I've ever seen, a thunderstorm earlier made for some wonderful cloud formations, this is the result. This is for Anne, a special friend.
The days are getting shorter..here comes Autumn. This is for my lovely friend Roza.
A walk around the nature reserve on a sunny morning. This is for my lovely friend Kelly.
Pictures I have taken in three visits over the past 5 months. This is for Tina, a lovely lady.
No animals were injured today...the scent was from a human. This album is for my great friend Shirley.
A walk in the park on a lovely sunny day. This is for my lovely friend Caterina.
I found a new pond today, one which I will certainly visit again. The water looked lovely in the late afternoon sun....just right for photography.
A gentle stroll around a pond and the wetlands.
My word it was cold and windy today. I thought I'd blow a few cobwebs away with a brisk walk around Brickyard pond. As you know, it's one of my favourite places and a delightful place for a stroll.
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Brilliantly grotesque sculptures by Liu Xue
Chinese artist Liu Xue creates grotesque and intriguing sculptures of human/animal hybrids. These sculptures embody the antithesis of what society deems 'glamorous'.
Marvelous, and detail & transition top notch!
These sculptures are part of a series called "We Are the World" by Chinese artist Liu Xue. Here's a really great post about his work: http://www.modernism.ro/2012/03/05/new-chinese-sculpture/ They link to his blog, which I can't read, unfortunately.
Anti-Glamour seems to be a Russian blog, not an artist. I can't read Russian either, so I could be wrong…


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Its distinctive exterior features two covered porches with charming columns—perfect for relaxing on a summer evening. The vaulted living and dining room combine to offer flawless entertaining in a warm and inviting atmosphere. From there enjoy a beautiful fireplace and access to a shady covered patio, giving the Hawthorne its title as a Patio Home. A spacious kitchen includes a breakfast bar with lots of counter space and a large pantry. The laundry is adjacent to the kitchen, making it easy to multi-task! Down the hall take pleasure in the private retreat of a nice sized master suite and walk-in shower complete with a bench.
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iFlash One magnetic bike lights £17.00
Lots of clever ideas, but the execution and brightness isn't up to the job.
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The iFlash One magnetic bike lights are a great idea, reasonably well-executed, but their magnetic attachment isn't up to the job.
There's a lot to like about the design ideas in these simple, compact front and rear lights, but we had the rear one bounce off over a fairly small kerb, which makes it impossible to recommend them unless you only ever ride on very smooth roads.
You get a pair of iFlash lights for your money with ingenious mounts that wrap round your seat post or handlebar and are held in place by the mount for the magnet, which clips in. They're very tidy and thieves will probably be puzzled enough to leave them alone.
The lamp unit then pops into place and is held in place by an NIB magnet. Each lamp has a colored band in the back to indicate whether it's front or rear, and the two have opposite polarity so you can't put them in the wrong mounts. That also lets you clip them together in your bag.
You can switch the light between constant and flashing modes with a tiny internal switch tucked in the body, and turning the lens against the body switches it on and off. It also switches off when you take it off its mount. Unfortunately, it turns back on if it touches anything ferromagnetic in your bag, like coins or keys.
If it sounds like there are a lot of clever, likeable details to the iFlash One lights, you're right. Unfortunately, they fail in two important respects.
The first, as mentioned earlier, is that the magnetic attachment isn't consistently up to the job. It bounced off after a fairly gentle bump down a kerb. Then, of course it turned off. Fortunately, this was on a fairly well-lit road, so it wasn't hard to find.
Its other shortcoming is that it's simply not very visible compared to similar lights without the cleverness. There's only a single LED and the lens concentrates its light into a very narrow beam. If you're not directly behind it, it's harder to see than other LED lights.
A less damning, but still annoying problem is that it runs off four CR2032 lithium cells. Buy them in reasonable bulk from Amazon and they'll cost you 20p or so apiece, but run out unexpectedly and dash into Asda and you'll pay almost ten times that. That makes these expensive lights to run if forward planning's not your strong suit.
The price is converted from Krone, so may change if the iFlash one finds a UK importer.
Lots of clever ideas, but the execution and brightness isn't up to the job.
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Make and model: iFlash One - Magnetic bike lights
Size tested: n/a
Tell us what the product is for, and who it's aimed at. What do the manufacturers say about it? How does that compare to your own feelings about it?
It's clearly aimed at commuters who want a simple, easily-carried pair of lights. The iFlash website doesn't have much technical information, and it's in Danish.
Tell us some more about the technical aspects of the product?
Usage time:
Headlight: Lit 28 hours. Flashing light 320 hours.
Rear light Steady light 5 hours. Flashing lights 60 hours.
Includes 8 pieces. button cell batteries.
The rubber mounts and body are tidily moulded.
For a pair of lights, the price is pretty good.
Did you enjoy using the product? Yes, till it bounced off.
Would you consider buying the product? No.
Would you recommend the product to a friend? No.
Anything further to say about the product in conclusion?
A better lens and mounting would make this a great product, but its flaws pull its performance and reliability down too much.
About the tester
Age: 46
I usually ride: Planet X Superlight My best bike is: Scapin Style
I've been riding for: Over 20 years I ride: Most days I would class myself as: Expert
I regularly do the following types of riding: commuting, touring, club rides, general fitness riding,
I would suggest these are designed for Danish riders - casually riding down well maintained and extremely safe separated cycle lanes through an environment that is friendly towards cyclists as apposed to being aimed at British commuters who trudge up and down potholed dual carriageways in the pissing rain trying not to be flattened by a tipper truck who's driver is watching a film on his iPad.
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HelpMeSee, a global campaign to eliminate cataract blindness, was recently recognized with five separate awards for creative marketing, video and photography from the Hermes Creative Awards. The judges received over 6,000 entries from around the world for this year's contest.
SOWETO, South Africa—Now that it's been in operation for over a year, the "We See" Child Eye Health Project has proven effective at helping some of the six out of ten children in South Africa with reduced vision who need glasses but don't have them.
"The teacher legitimized that they were actually performing better in school," said Matthew Alpert, OD, after returning to Soweto to see the success of the project.
"As a company whose mission is to help people see, we also want to help people see what's possible," said Jill Novelo, manager, VSP Global public relations. "Our goal is to help provide eye health services to 30,000 children over a three-year period to reduce uncorrected visual impairment issues by 90 percent."
Nike Vision South Africa's managing director Grant Hoyle said, "We now have a fixed venue. If you look at how quickly that transition has taken place, it's a credit to all the partners involved and how genuine they are in wanting to see this happen."
Watch the video to see what's been achieved by the "We See" Child Eye Health Project partners—VSP Global, Nike Vision, Optometry Giving Sight, and the Brien Holden Vision Institute—and why Alpert predicted, "the sustainability of the clinic cements the foundation of us being able to bring this to even more communities across the globe."