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Every week, WoW Insider brings you Totem Talk for elemental, enhancement and restoration shaman. Want to be a sultan of swing healing? A champion of Chain Heal? Totem Talk: Restoration, brought to you by Joe Perez (otherwise known as Lodur from World of Matticus and content creation at InternetDragons.TV), shows you how.
I like to do these at the end or beginning of every year. I always find it interesting to take a step back and look at how the events of the year unfolded. Every year is exciting, there is always announcements, class changes and new things to learn. It seems like it was no time before that we were talking about all the exciting changes that were ahead for us in then upcoming Mists of Pandaria expansion.
All the anticipation leading up the release of MoP and everything that has change and adjusted in the months following the release have been equally exciting. As the expansion rolls on we continue to speculate to what the future may hold.
I like to do these at the end or beginning of every year. I always find it interesting to take a step back and look at how the events of the year unfolded. Every year is exciting, there is always announcements, class changes and new things to learn. It seems like it was no time before that we were talking about all the exciting changes that were ahead for us in then upcoming Mists of Pandaria expansion.
All the anticipation leading up the release of MoP and everything that has change and adjusted in the months following the release have been equally exciting. As the expansion rolls on we continue to speculate to what the future may hold.
The end of Dragon Soul
Dragon Soul was a raid that was good to us shaman healers. Resto shaman excelled in many of the fights because of the nature of most of the encounters. Even at the first part of the zone, the Siege of Wyrmrest Temple, started with an extremely shaman friendly fight in the form of Morchock and fights like Ultraxion that would later come to give us the base for one of our class defining abilities. It was a good time to be a restoration shaman, highly desirable, our cooldowns were great and our set bonuses were really well done. The tier 13 2-piece bonus was fantastic, making your healing spells cheaper for 15 seconds after your Mana Tide totem was cast. It might not seem like a lot, but with the haste we were rocking by tier 13, you could cram quite a bit of healing into 15 seconds. The tier 13 4-piece bonus was by far my favorite at the time. Every time you cast Spiritwalker's Grace you gained 30% additional haste for as long as the spell was active. I think it was a great bonus that made one of our spells even more useful.
By the time January rolled around, though, we had spent countless hours in the zone. As with every other raid content, no matter how good it is, it will eventually become a little stale for us. At least for a little while that is. But it was around this time that our focus started shifting to the isles out of time, that lay beyond the mists that concealed it. News about Mists of Pandaria really became the new focus for our healing endeavors.
All about the Mists
The vast majority of 2012, though, was spent waiting for Mists of Pandaria to hit release date. The first of it started with speculating about what healing would look like in mists, and what they would mean for restoration shaman. The new monk healing model caused most healers to start questioning if other healing classes would undergo under massive changes. That speculation though gave an opportunity to talk about what changes we would like to see come to our class and how we heal, I even submitted my own wish list. One of the first changes that was announced by the developers at Blizzard for restoration shaman was that the interaction between Chain Heal and Riptide. It was announced that Riptide would no longer be consumed by Chain Heal. It was more a quality of life change than anything else, but still a significant one. It has resulted in a nice constant boost to healing as long as you keep track of where you riptides go.
For the longest time, the Mists of Pandaria talent calculator was updated frequently while we waited for the next expansion. The talent system change was a big one, as big as the one that moved us away from the system that had been in place since Classic WoW and Burning Crusade. The news system sported 6 talents to choose from, with a completely new design goal. The idea was to make the talents fun and interesting without making any configuration outshine any others. Basically to give real choice and make it fun for the player instead of just having to look up which talent choices were going to let you do your job properly. Early though, there was no listing for our current level 90 talents, and it let to much speculation as to what they could possibly be. Of all the things I would wished for, I'm not certain I would have called what we actually have been given for level 90 talents.
Many other changes were also talked about, leading up to the release of mists, most noticeable was that some of our totems would be going away. A huge change for Mists was that static buff totems would be going away, meaning no more Strength of Earth or Mana Spring Totem. It was the beginning of turning our totems into mini cooldowns instead of constant companions and marked a huge departure and from something that was a certain way for us for so long. This lead up to right before release a bunch of us shaman types getting together to say one final goodbye to our totem forest before Mists pre-patch launched. Sure there's a glyph to make an illusionary totem circle, but it still isn't quite the same.
The big release, and the months after
So the big day came, and Mists was released, and everything that we had basically been waiting for was finally live. We survived patch 5.0.4 and started diving headfirst into dungeons and quests. Gearing up through dungeons was actually easier than expected, and even reputation rewards were fairly easy to obtain and find. It wasn't long at all before we started figuring out stat priorities, and healing through all the new raids. Finding places for our totems beyond healing and discovering new problems to overcome. We've been healing our way through forgotten tombs of a land we know nearly nothing about in the grand scheme of things, and we'll be healing our way through so much more. There are even raid encounters that seem like they were designed just for restoration shaman to do crazy good on. Honestly, 2012 has been very good to us healing shaman. With new raids on the horizon, and at least two whole tiers of content yet before we can even start considering the end of the expansion, 2013 could also be a really good year for restoration shaman.
So how was your 2012? What are you looking forward to in Mists of Pandaria for restoration shaman in 2013?
Totem Talk: Restoration lends you advice on healing groups, DK tanks and heroics and mana concerns in today's endgame -- or take a break and look back at the rise of the resto shaman. Happy healing, and may your mana be plentiful!


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Citizens United
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KU Leuven Energy Institute
The KU Leuven Energy Institute was created in 1997. Emerging from existing expertise in energy matters at the KU Leuven, the Institute is well suited to conducting research on global and multidisciplinary energy issues and problems. Our expertise spans four core areas of energy research: energy technology; economics; legal aspects and, security and the environment. These areas are covered by the four core divisions within the Institute.
We recognise the need to maintain contact with the energy-related industry, and we actively seek to collaborate with Belgian industry. Firms are able to contribute to a research fund, which partly funds the research activities of the Energy Institute. Firms which contribute to this fund automatically qualify as members of the 'KU Leuven Energy Foundation Industry-University'. This dual structure is used to guarantee an independent administration of funds within the KU Leuven Energy Institute.
Members of the KU Leuven Energy Foundation Industry-Universitycan advise on potential research areas. In this manner, two major topics were defined when the Institute was created, i.e. global warming and the liberalisation of electricity markets.
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Imagi Animation Studios
|Public SEHK
|CGI animation
|Chai Wan, Hong Kong
Key people
|Imagi International Holdings Limited
Number of employees
|400 in Hong Kong[1]
|Turn Imagination into Reality
Imagi Animation Studios (a.k.a. Imagi Studios) is an animation studio that was established in 2000 by Imagi International Holdings Limited (SEHK: 585), a listed company on the main board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
In 1983 Michael Kao establishes Boto in Hong Kong, which grew to become the world's leading manufacturer of artificial Christmas trees and related products.
Michael Kao's son, Francis, joined Boto in 1999, which embarks on a number of new initiatives including DrFestive, targeted at creating a brand for the company's Christmas trees. The company commences on a new course under the direction of Francis Kao, who brings to life his vision of a world-class CG animation studio in Asia.
Imagi Animation Studios is set up in 2000, and production starts on its first project, the CG-animated television series, Zentrix.
In 2002 the artificial Christmas tree business unit is sold to The Carlyle Group for US $120 million. Boto is renamed Imagi International Holdings Limited.
The company has a studio in Chai Wan, Hong Kong, as well as a creative development and production facility in Los Angeles, California and a satellite office in Tokyo.
The company's first major CG-animated theatrical movie, TMNT was released March 23, 2007 by Warner Bros. in the U.S. and Canada, opening No. 1 at the box office, and was being distributed internationally by The Weinstein Company. Imagi's focus is to create high-quality CG-animated feature films with superhero themes to entertain global audiences, which the company achieves by combining Hollywood storytelling with computer animation done in Hong Kong.
In January 2009 Imagi's auditing firm announced that the studio lacked funding to complete the release of films Cat Tale (which was to have been released by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer[2]) and Gatchaman, and art director Felix Ip reported that Gatchaman's release was not expected until later in 2009.[3] In June 2009 Imagi opened Gatchaman to licensing partners and announced a 3-D theatrical release for 2011.[4]
In January 2010, Imagi's Hong Kong based parent company Imagi International Holdings Limited announced that the Gatchaman project will be "delivered in 100% Stereoscopic 3D", and that in order to safeguard working capital it closed its United States subsidiaries. This closure was finalized in late January with the layoff of approximately 30 staffers, and the retaining of a few key personnel who will continue to work as consultants as Imagi seeks $30 million from investors to continue its animation projects.[5][6][7]
On February 7, 2010, Imagi Animation Studios closed down.[1][2][3]
As of July 21, 2010, Imagi Studios Group claims to be debt-free.
Feature films[edit]
- Digital Monster X-Evolution (2005, Japan only)
- TMNT (2007, with Warner Bros. and The Weinstein Company)
- Highlander: The Search for Vengeance (2008, with Madhouse and Manga Entertainment)
- Astro Boy (2009, with Summit Entertainment)
- Gatchaman (was to be released 2011, with Warner Bros., canceled)
Short films[edit]
- The RRF in New Recruit (2010)
- Astro Boy vs. The Junkyard Pirates (2010)
TV series[edit]
- Zentrix (2002)
- Father of the Pride (with DreamWorks Animation, 2004)
- A denied The Legend of Zelda film pitch[8]
- ^ Ho, Pui Yan (2009-03-16). 意馬新動畫《阿童木》決定400港產創意壯士前路. MoneyMonday (in Chinese) (Hong Kong: Ming Pao). p. B3.
- ^ Cat Tale at Animation Magazine
- ^ It closed its doors as Imagi to assume another company name as to avoid any unclaimed debts to investors and staff. "Astro Boy maintenu, Gatchaman sur la corde raide" (in French). Otakia. 9 January 2009. Retrieved 29 January 2010.[dead link]
- ^ Tribbey, Chris (3 June 2009). "Imagi Seeks Licensing Deals for 'Gatchaman'". Home Media Magazine. Retrieved 30 January 2010.
- ^ "Imagi Animation Studio Closes Los Angeles Office". Anime News Network. 27 January 2010. Retrieved 29 January 2010.
- ^ McLean, Thomas J. (29 January 2010). "Imagi Closes L.A. Studio". Animation Magazine. Retrieved 30 January 2010.
- ^ Gediminas, J. (26 January 2010). "Imagi International Holdings Ltd (OTCBB: IINHY) Still In Talks To Raise Capital". HotStocked.com. Retrieved 30 January 2010.
- ^ Vejvoda, Jim (August 4, 2013). "Footage From the Unproduced Legend of Zelda CG-Animated Movie". IGN. Retrieved August 10, 2013.
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Women's Cross Country Runs Fourth at NIU Open
The Jays also won four duals, defeating Knox College (15-50), Northern Illinois (22-37), Robert Morris (15-50) and Illinois-Chicago (22-39).
Sawle finished 20th overall with at time of 19:37. Barry was only 21 seconds behind her teammate finishing 26th overall, clocking in at 19:58.
Sophomore Meagan Wilderson was third to cross the line for the Jays finishing 35th overall with a 20:20 clip. Junior Izzy Squires finished at 20:44 good for 46th. Freshman Jessica Johnson rounds out the Bluejay top five completing the 5,000-meter course in 21:03 and finished 49th.
Sophomore Lauren Hintz (62nd, 21:34) and Freshman Katie Huyck (64th, 21:42) completed the Bluejay field.
Hilary Orf of Saint Louis University finished first overall with a time of 17:47 on the 5K course.
The Bluejay men's and women's teams hit the trail next Saturday, Sept. 17, when they travel to Lincoln, Neb., for the Woody Greeno/Nebraska Invitational. Competition begins at 10 am.


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SARDIS, TEXAS (Fisher County). Sardis is on Farm Road 1657 ten miles west of Roby in central Fisher County. At one time it had a school, which was merged with the Roby school district in 1924. As early as the 1890s there was a Baptist church housed in the school. The church was moved to its own site in 1898, when a building was constructed of lumber hauled in from Sweetwater. This church later became one of two strong rural churches in the county. A cemetery is in the adjacent churchyard. The population of Sardis was reported as twelve in 1980 and 1990.
The following, adapted from the Chicago Manual of Style, 15th edition, is the preferred citation for this article.Charles G. Davis, "SARDIS, TX (FISHER COUNTY)," Handbook of Texas Online (http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/hns20), accessed October 04, 2015. Uploaded on June 15, 2010. Published by the Texas State Historical Association.


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Strong storms rolled through Brevard County Saturday afternoon prompting a tornado warning at one point.
The National Weather Service issued a tornado warning after radar indicated the rotation of clouds around 4:45 p.m. in Titusville, officials said.
The storm weakened as it moved past Interstate 95 and the warning was taken down about 20 minutes later, officials said.
Around 5:20 p.m. rotation in the clouds was noticed in the areas of Cocoa Beach and Rockledge but a warning was not issued, officials said.
Heavy rain and lightning covered the area, but no damage was reported.


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A More Excellent Way
I have had that phrase in my head now for several months. It is a preface to that most famous passage of scripture in 1 Corinthians 13 that talks about love conquering all.
I feel like God has placed this in my heart for a reason – as a sort of "guiding principle" for my current pursuits. We're unofficially calling our home school "The Clark Academy Of Excellence" because we're striving to do things in a "more excellent way."
What do I mean by this? We are pursuing more excellent way to live. A more excellent way to love. A more excellent way to give. A more excellent way to Glorify God. A more excellent way to parent our children. A more excellent way to communicate God's love for a lost world.
The more excellent way has been clearly delineated for me in scripture and yet I have walked the path of he world. I have not looked at things through the glasses of Biblical truth – I have been trying to do things the world's way – the politically correct way – the "normal" way.
However! I'm called to not be "normal" but to be peculiar! (I am sure there are some who would say I do an OK job of that last one – ha!)
Some areas where I think this is especially applicable in this season of our lives:
Homeschooling - I believe that our decision to educate our children at home and apart from forced government schooling is a more excellent way to educate them. They will be with the people to whom God has entrusted them, they will be taught things from a perspective that glorifies God and they will be surrounded with a Biblical World View. Aside from that, they will be in an environment where they will get individualized attention and their strengths will be taken into account as we learn together daily. Individual learning styles can be taken into account and built upon. School will be what we do – not a place that we go. To me, that is a more excellent way.
Discipline – Man. This is a tough one around here. We have the poster child for "strong willed children" living under out roof and she tends to bring out the absolute worst in me. How do I discipline her in an effective way that does not crush her spirit, does not leave both of us angry, and helps guide her into Paths of Righteousness?
THIS RESOURCE has been a tremendous help to me (when I am disciplined enough myself to use it) and God is revealing to me more and more each day that I NEED DISCIPLINE desperately – more so than my daughter. We need excellence in this area!
The Tree Of The Knowledge of Good and Evil – I think of this one so often. Remember in the Garden of Eden when God offered Adam and Eve EVERYTHING he had made EXCEPT for that ONE TREE? What a lesson for us. It was the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. It held in it KNOWLEDGE – some of it good, some of it evil. It was better to have NEITHER than to "take the good with the bad." They had everything they needed for life and Godliness. They had God's companionship, conversation with their creator, all of their needs were met. Why was that not enough? So a more excellent way to exist for us is turning out to be this: we have limited our knowledge of good and evil. We have unplugged the TV, we are trying to renew our minds with God's word and with other books that are edifying. We may miss the latest news right off the presses but if it's important, we find out about it. But we're also missing the endless stream of nothingness that gets pumped into so many homes for hours upon end each day. We're after the fruit of the spirit, the fruit on the tree of life. We feel that limiting our exposure to "the world" in some aspects is a more excellent way to pursue those things.
How and where we live – We've written quite a bit about that – you can read all about it HERE but the gist of it is, we want simplicity, togetherness, and a life that allows us to glorify God and do that together.
In short – we want a life of excellence – not excellence in the world's terms, but in God's terms.


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Real-life Harry Potter found in the 1911 census
Today sees the world premiere of the final Harry Potter film, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (part two). It's therefore very apt that this should also be the day that findmypast.co.uk discovers a wizard in the 1911 census!
John Watkins Holden had been born in Worcester but was lodging at a house in Bournemouth at the time of the 1911 census. Holden, aged 68, recorded his occupation as 'Wizard of Ye Wicked World', stating that he was working in the magic industry and that at this point in 1911, he was 'on tour'. Amusingly, he also reveals that he was 'very much married' when asked about his marital status.
Our wizard can be found in a number of the earlier censuses too. He was working as a Conjuror when the 1891 census was taken and was listed as 'The Queen's Magician & Wizard of the Wicked World' in the 1881 census.
Have you made any interesting discoveries while searching the 1911 census? Give it a go now and see which ancestors you can conjure up!


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Justin Bieber speeding over 100 mph on night of arrest
Justin Bieber was reportedly speeding over 100 mph when he was arrested for impaired driving.
According to police reports, the 19-year-old was traveling between 108 mph and 136 mph about 2 1/2 hours before he was pulled over by the cops, the New York Post reported.
The 'Baby' hitmaker was later arrested in the morning in a rented Lamborghini, which was going at 60 mph in a residential area.
Bieber was booked for alleged driving under influence, resisting arrest and driving without a valid license but was freed after posting a 2,500 dollars bond.
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Vietnamese Fresh Summer Rolls and Sweet Birds Eye Chilli Dipping Sauce
A tasty and affordable dish.
- 1 poached leg of chicken (skin off and shredded)
- 1 medium carrot peeled
- 0.50 medium cucumber (de-seeded)
- 2 scallions trimmed
- 2 oz clear vermicelli glass noodles
- 0.50 cup fresh mint leaves
- 0.50 cup fresh basil leaves
- 8 sheets dried rice paper
- 1-teaspoon light soy sauce
- 3 cup warm to hot water
- for the sweet birds eye chilli dipping sauce:
- 1.50 cup warm water
- 1 bird's eye chilli chopped fine
- 1 tblsp brown sugar
- 1 tblsp fish sauce
- 1 tblsp light soy sauce
- 2 tblsp rice wine vinegar (can be substituted with white wine vinegar)
- In a large pot add a 1.4 kg whole chicken, one bulb of garlic crushed, 1 onion halved, 2 cups light soy sauce, ¼ cup sea salt.
- Poach for 1 hour 15 minutes. Take out of the water and let rest to completely cool. Take off one leg and thigh and reserve the remaining chicken.
- Skin the leg and thigh and take off all the meat and shred into bite size pieces.
- Drizzle the soy sauce over the chicken and let stand until assembly.
- Cut the carrot and cucumber into 2 inch pieces and julienne into matchsticks and set aside.
- Cut the scallions very thinly on a bias and set aside.
- Soak the rice noodles in some warm water for 45 minutes, drain and cut into bite size strands. In a large bowl add the warm water. Immerse one sheet of rice paper and soak for 5 seconds.
- Lift out and shake excess water off. Lay down on a work surface.
- Add some noodles, chicken, vegetables and herbs on the bottom of the paper facing you. Roll the paper over the ingredients once.
- Fold in the sides and continue to roll until everything is sealed.
- Repeat with the remaining ingredients. These rolls can be covered with a damp cloth until ready to serve.
- Sweet Birds eye Chilli Dipping Sauce:
- Add the sugar to the warm water and dissolve. Add the remaining ingredients, refrigerate and let stand for one hour before serving.


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The first phase of this study consists of trapping and radio-collaring bears in parts of southern Missouri.
Spring 2011 - Video of black bears at "hair snare" research sites in southern Missouri.
One of the largest wild mammals in Missouri, the black bear is unmistakable with its black fur and powerful bearing.
Learn to identify, prevent, and control black-bear damage on your Missouri property.
To have a safe, enjoyable camping or outdoor experience in Missouri's bear country, follow the Ten Commandments of Camping.
See how bat surveys help us manage bats and caves around the state.
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Soak in Hydrogen Peroxide 3%( like you use for first aid) until evidnce of the stain is gone. This is a non-chlorine bleach. Then hand wash in mild soap and water then rinse thoroughly. Then place out in the sunshine to dry. Sunlight kills mold spores. There should be no evidence of the stain or the odor.
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Did you try rubbing with half a lemon, or shampoo, leaving to dry and then washing as usual? Or else., go the whole hog and stain all of it ... in cold tea, you will get the antique look on the lines of if you can't beat them, join them....
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Yoga Hummer.
As seen at Yoga Journal Conference, a dandy candy red Hummer.
Irony? Implicit, perhaps—yoga is about harmony, responsibility, love. Hummers, on the other hand, are about braggadicio, consumption, anti-green bling.
Exiting a yoga class with Rainbeau Mars, on the last day, after five days seeing this beast bomb about the gorgeous pristine Estes Park campus, I made the irony explicit…by writing "I love Yoga" on the back.
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Excellent. I love this picture.
By the way, since you mentioned Rainbeau Mars, you might be intereted in this intense debate over at "it's all yoga, baby" about Rainbeau, her sponsorship by aidida and the commercialization of Yoga.
Rainbeau herself felt compelled to jump into the discussion to defend herself.
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Why is Elephant Journal so snooty and judgemental? I am a big fan. Big BIG fan of this blog, but sometimes I get a little put off by your tendency to be the all-knowing Greener-Than-Thou overlord. I agree with most things you guys write and honestly I look forward to checking for new articles on an almost daily basis, but I mean, come on. Hummers exist. You're in the mountains—-the one place where a Hummer could be considered a legitimate method of transportation. Maybe the driver was given the vehicle as a gift. Why is the driver automatically dubbed a "jerk?"
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Kinda have to agree with Andy. This all sometimes runs from the usual self-obsessed (you-know-who clearly loves himself, a lot) to the smug. Tone it down a tiny bit, and it'll be less off-putting.
I'm going to leap into the fray on this one as well …
Hummer has become the poster child for the anti-environment – considered by many to be representative of gross over-consumption and total disregard for the environment.
I've often wondered how valid this assessment is, and after 60 seconds on Google, I came across the following information via the EPA.
In short, the Hummer H3 (base model) is MORE fuel efficient and produces LESS green house emissions than many other more popular and far-less maligned automakers (including Ford, Honda, Porsche, BMW and Subaru); and that's just comparing to vehicles in the same class!
The highlights:
Hummer H3: ~ 15mpg
BMW X3: ~ 18.5 – 19.5 mpg
BMW X5: ~ 16.5 – 18 mpg
Hyundai Tucson: ~ 20.5 – 23 mpg
Porsche Cayenne: ~ 14 – 17 mpg
Subaru Forester: ~ 21.5 – 23.5 mpg
Subaru Outback AWD: ~ 20.5 – 23.5 mpg
Ford Escape FWD: ~ 22 – 25 mpg
Honda CRV: ~ 23 mpg
If you want to check out the information, visit <a href="http://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/byclass/Sport_Util…" target="_blank">http://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/byclass/Sport_Util…
And let's push this post to the front page – more facts, less spin (and that's not just a challenge to elephant, but to all the green-minded folk who don't check the veracity of their information before taking a strong position on it). We'd certainly be better off having everyone driving Hummers than Subarus (the vehicle of choice for so many 'eco-minded' individuals living outside a suburban environment!)
I'm going to leap into the fray on this one as well …
Hummer has become the poster child for the anti-environment – considered by many to be representative of gross over-consumption and total disregard for the environment.
I've often wondered how valid this assessment is, and after 60 seconds on Google, I came across the following information via the EPA.
Based on a rudimentary analysis of city and highway usage it becomes apparent that the Hummer H3 is no worse than – and frequently better than – vehicles produced by other more popular and far-less maligned automakers (including Audi, BMW, Cadillac, Chevrolet, Infiniti, Jeep, Land Rover, Lexus, Mercedes, Mercury, Nissan, Porsche, Saab, Toyota, Volkswagen and Volvo); and that's just comparing to vehicles in the same class!
[…] Hummers may have been the love 'em (macho) or hate 'em (eco-responsibility) symbol of American excess, but…in the end, no one bought 'em. […]
[…] So, in light of this, I must question the actions of a popular form of yoga. With all due respect to Mr. Choudry and the lineage he represents, I wonder if the Bikram yoga practice—heating a yoga shala in excess of 100 degrees—is in line with Aparigraha. I am sure that this system has been profoundly beneficial for its adherents, and has done much good to its practitioners and the world at large. However, we live in a time of rapid climate change due to greenhouse gases, a time when wars are fought for oil, so I posit this question: Is it in line with the Yamas to use energy so wantonly to create this environment for yoga? Is it really necessary or is it an indulgence, the equivalent of driving a Hummer? […]
[…] are stark. Along "The Strip" it's not uncommon to see an array of luxury vehicles—I've even seen a Hummer. Yet right alongside this supposed mark of affluence, prostitution is blatant and accepted as part […]
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Lius Lasahido is a digital artist from Indonesia, working as an illustrator at Caravan studio. His love for art is clearly shown in his works. The texture and lighting effects adds an extra beauty to his illustration.
My name is Lius Lasahido. Since early age I love to draw. When the time came where I should choose my major, I choosed DKV, Design Communication and Visual, which has connection with drawing but with better promising fortune rather than making comics, specially in Indonesia. After I graduated, I met Chris Lie who was starting an illustration studio.I heard from a friend about his success in the industry,which made me apply for position as illustrator in his studio, Caravan Studio.Starting from there I've been given various projects until now.
I love to read comics and watching movies, it influenced me and developed the love for drawing.
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Start from brief, finding ideas, setting and gesture from the character, sending it to editor in rough sketches. After the editor approved it, I'll start to paint it. Photoshop is my main tool, then pencil , acrylic then water color.
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Ben McKenzie likes being on the good side of the law. The actor has been cast as James Gordon in Fox's upcoming series Gotham.
Since starting out as troubled teenager, Ryan Atwood in the series The O.C., McKenzie played rookie police officer in the series, Southland. Now McKenzie has been cast for the lead role of James Gordon in the Fox series Gotham, reports E! News.
The series will follow Gordon before he is promoted to police commissioner and is just a simple cop on a crooked force.
The show is also set to feature the beginnings of many of the villains who faced Bruce Wayne's superhero alter ego according to the Los Angeles Times. Bruno Heller will be the executive producer of the show and director for the pilot.
After Warner Bros. Television confirmed the news Saturday, McKenzie shared his excitement and assurance to not let fans down on Twitter by tweeting, "All I can promise is I will do my best not to screw this up. Can't wait to get to work."
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beeshor..........you have no clue. i invite you to spend a year in Phoenix. you will see a war worth waging. the border war.September 24 2010 at 11:27 AM Report abuse Permalink +1 rate up rate down Reply
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The whole illegal immigration issue is being blown waaaay out of proportion. Studies have shown that illegal immigration is actually down considerably from past years. Yet, there is this hue and cry as if we're being overrun. Is it a problem? Yes. But we have much bigger problems like being in the middle of what seems to be an endless war and just recently closing down a war that we had no business waging in the 1st place. Then, to top it off, we have a military empire all over the globe that is proving too costly to maintain. We need to address those issues before we worry about illegals.September 23 2010 at 2:22 PM Report abuse Permalink -1 rate up rate down Reply
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It's a real lack!!
I'm using ST2 on Windows and Linux and Linux version is less Sublime because of that!
In distraction free it's disturbing and distracting!!
I would this very useful, and it would be a great feature
I'm shocked I can't hide the menu bar on Linux (ubuntu 12.04).
This must be some kind of bug (a huge one!!).
Please fix this soon,
thank you.
not a huge bug but would be nice. I'm using a tiling window manager also (xmonad) and it really makes extra UI elements stick out.
+1 .. completely throws off distraction free mode..
I would also love to see this. I've been attempting to migrate from windows to Linux, but little things like this are holding me back!
Little up here. It's one of the thing that is bugging me the most when using Sublime Text, it's really disturbing when using the distraction free mode. I'd really love to see this feature implemented for Linux too in the next nightly.
Hi guys,
I managed to find a simple solution for Linux users who use Gnome3, Cinnamon or other Gnome based desktop.
If you are using Gnome3, you can get a global menu like the one in Unity, and you will not see the menu bar on the top. See the instructions here: http://www.webupd8.org/2011/09/get-global-menu-in-gnome-shell.html
If you are using Cinnamon (like I do), the things are a little bit more complicated, as there is no global menu for Cinnamon. So, open the link above, and complete the first 4 steps (downloading and compiling global menu). From this point, you can hide the menu for all your GTK apps (not recommended from my point of view) by pasting this line into your terminal:
extern GTK_MODULES=globalmenu-gtk
The better alternative is to hide the menu bar only for sublime text, so you can open sublime text using this command:
GTK_MODULES=globalmenu-gtk /usr/lib/sublime-text-2/sublime_text
(I installed Sublime Text through ppa, this is why I have this path, but in case you just downloaded it, replace /usr/lib/sublime-text-2/sublime_text with the path to the executable)
It is easier to create an executable with this command, so you don't have to paste it all the time. For example, I created two executables for Sublime Text, one that opens it with the menu bar, and the other one that opens it without the menu bar.
The instructions from webupd8 don't work if you're using Gnome Shell 3.6+... the extension doesn't compile.
Check this out http://askubuntu.com/questions/223642/global-menu-broken-for-gnome-applications-after-adding-gnome-3-ppa
this does not allow you to press alt to show the menu bar like on windows, without that, even if i was using gnome (shudder to think), it would not be useful
Agree with commenters. Show/hide or maybe color shoul be configurable.
Please add this feature! It would be especially amazing if you could integrate with Gnome Shell's app menu.
pidgin-guiops used hack to hide menu in pidgin conversation window.
It's open source and you can see how they made it.
I post this query on forum, but haven't got any answer yet.
Technology is easy. You can set menu widget height to 1px.
Here is result:
Window with menu
Window without menu
But really it's 1px menu!
Programmatically, this could easily be solved by employing gtk_widget_show / gtk_widget_hide in my opinion (cf. https://developer.gnome.org/gtk3/stable/GtkWidget.html#gtk-widget-show). Sadly, "visibility" is not a style property of the GtkMenuBar widget that's being used. If it were, a few simple lines in a resource file would have been enough. Alas, no such luck. I suppose this could technically be solved by a GTK module making the necessary modifications on the fly - but that would feel like breaking a butterfly on the wheel...
tl;dr: I, too, would love to see this feature being implemented!
Looking at the Thunar source code (a file manager that lets you hide it's menu bar). It does indeed look like it would be a simple gtk_widget_hide call
Started using Sublime on Kubuntu, and this feature is definitely would be more than useful, really. The way it is right now, both the "Distraction Free Mode" and the Fullscreen Mode are only half effective, as the menubar is always hoovering on the top with its distracting presence (specially for those on dark themes, which is my case).
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Were looking at everything, said Michael W. Campbell, representative for developer Michael A. Lawler of Lawler Realty. Weve tried for a long, long time. Were not in a rush.
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Come have a blast in the deep forest with a professional naturalist guide and, like a true Bendite, enjoy a hand-crafted micro-brew while staring at magnificent mountain vistas! We blaze our own trail away from other people to little known viewpoints. Sweet nuances of the forest will be brought to life and amazing fun surfing the hills can be had by all, making this Wanderlust Tour the best winter activity for families in Bend or Sunriver, Oregon!
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Evening Tours
Bonfire on the Snow
Tours pick up at 7:00 p.m. and finish at 11:00 p.m.
Snowshoe a short way with a Wanderlust Tours guide to a quiet spot in the snowy forest to bask at a glowing bonfire in the middle of an amazing amphitheater hand-carved into the snow! Relax around the fire enjoying delectable desserts and hot drinks while naturalist guides share fun facts about the forest, its animal life and the night sky! This is Bend and Sunriver's ultimate snowshoeing apres ski event.
Tours are $85 per person and include transportation to/from Bend, snowshoes, guide, instruction, hot drinks and locally made desserts!
Bonfire on the Snow dates for winter 2014-2015 are as follows:
- December 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31
- January 17, 18
- February 14, 15
- March 22, 27, 28
- April 4, 11, 17
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Moonlight & Starlight Snowshoe Tours
Snowshoe by the light of the moon! Discover the Cascades under the bright moonlight reflecting off of the white snow, and look for signs of animals in their nocturnal wonderland! Wanderlust Tours runs monthly moonlight snowshoe trips for the few nights surrounding each full moon from December to May.
Tours are $75 per person and include transportation to/from Bend, guide, snowshoes, instruction and hot cocoa at the end of the tour!
Moonlight Snowshoe Tour dates for winter 2014-2015 are as follows:
- November 7, 8
- December 5, 6
- January 2, 3
- January 30, 31
- March 6, 7
- April 3, 4
Starlight Snowshoe Tours are available all other nights during the winter.
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Qwik-Lok Pro Extension Cord Connector: Tying Extension Cords Together is Dumb. This Isn't.
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As I was scrolling through our extension cord page this morning, I was reminded of a product that, for no good reason, I've given way too little attention to. I'm all about electrical safety and smart working, and so is this little gem. How could I have passed it by?
Ever joined an extension cord to the power cord of a device or tool and started working, just to have some klutz come tripping along, catch his/her foot on the attached cords, and rip them apart? Rude interruptions like that can definitely cramp your working style, not to mention do the type of cord damage that can lead to an eventual electrical fire. Not good.
But I'll tell you what else qualifies as "not good." The way that people are apparently tying cords together to prevent this from happening. Are you serious??? I was so surprised to find that this is actually standard practice that, just for fun, I Googled "tying extension cords together." A frightening number of results came back, one of the worst (and most popular) of which was a step-by-step eHow tutorial on how to get the job done.
While this seems like a quick and easy fix for the extension cord separation problem, people don't seem to realize that tying an electrical cable in knots can lead to cracked insulation (hello, nasty shock) and damaged conductors – the kind that overheat and ignite. This solution is essentially a wolf in sheep's clothing, or more specifically, a stupid and potentially harmful move disguised as a fast and clever fix for an annoying problem.
Call me crazy, but if I'm going for a simple but ingenious solution, I'd prefer that it be the genuine article, and not a half-baked "problem solver" that will most likely bite me back when I least expect it. That's why I really like the Qwik-Lok Extension Cord Connector.
This twist-lock connector actually hardwires onto an industrial extension cord, replacing the original female end. Once it's on there, whenever you plug in a power tool or piece of machinery, all you have to do is twist the connector, and it will actually lock the other plug in place internally, by sending spring-loaded locks through the holes in the device's plug prongs. After the cords are locked together, it would take well above 250 pounds of pulling force to pry them apart.
Yep, I think that should hold.
Heat Shrink End Caps: The Perfect Way to Protect the Ends of Cables and… Chair Legs?
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The heat shrink end cap. The first time I saw one, I thought it was really cool, but found myself immediately wondering "why the heck would you seal off one end of a cable?" It seemed, well, a little counterintuitive. But it turns out that I was just thinking a little too small-scale. I was used to the little stuff, like computer cables and basic extension cords. But when you start dealing with the big dogs, like industrial electrical cables, things get a little more heavy duty.
When they're sitting on shelves, waiting to be put into action, utility-grade cables face a little problem: all of those exposed cut conductor ends can start to get dirty, or even worse, corrode in the presence of moisture or chemicals. And then there's the matter of moisture and contaminants weaseling their way into the open-faced cable. If that happens, you've got trouble on your hands.
This is where heat shrink end caps start to make a lot of sense. These cup-shaped pieces fit over cut cable ends, and when you apply heat to shrink them into place, their adhesive inner coating is activated as well, melting and cooling onto the cable jacket to create a tight seal that won't let anything through. When it's time for installation, you just cut off the end cap, and you have corrosion-free cable, ready to go. Kind of cool, huh?
I realize that most of you, like me, don't have reels of cut-end cable that need protecting, and that brings me to another amazing use for heat shrink end caps: protecting the ends of your patio furniture legs. This suggestion from one of my co-workers, who got desperate when she lost a few of the factory-installed end caps on her outdoor chairs. Luckily, the solution was right at work: she bought a few heat shrink end caps, shrunk them onto her chair bottoms, and now there's no nails-on-chalkboard scraping, or patio damage, when she moves her lawn furniture around. Genius!
Drossbach Wire Loom Dispenser Boxes: All the Benefits of Wire Loom with None of the Storage Headaches
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I love wire loom. It was one of the first cable management products I was ever exposed to, and it's had a special place in my heart ever since. My admiration for the bendy stuff isn't all sentimental, though: it just works. Wire loom is one of the easiest means of taming – and hiding – multiple cables all at once. Just cut it to the length you need, insert your cables through its side slit, and things are automatically neater and more organized. And did I mention that it's cheap, too? There's pretty much no way you can go wrong with split corrugated tubing…
…Unless, of course, you buy more than a few feet of it, in which case, it becomes extremely tricky to store. Not long after the first time I successfully organized the cables beneath my desk with it, I was scheduled to shoot some product demonstration videos for a website called NewBaby.com. I thought: "Hey, wire loom is great for childproofing cables!" and proceeded to add a nice 10-foot length of it to the box of cable management goodies that I'd be toting along to the studio.
Suffice it to say, in the 3 days that elapsed between my assemblage of demo products and the actual filming date, things got a little, well, untidy. That box of products did nothing but sit in the corner of my office, but somehow the wire loom managed to interweave itself with its box-mates, as well as start creeping out of the actual box – all by itself. It's like it was alive; I'd coil it up around my arm until I though things were secure, carefully set it back in the box, and it would unfailingly loose itself again, like a twisted, slow-motion version of those practical joke snake-in-a-cans.
Which is why I'm feeling so enthusiastic about Drossbach's wire loom dispenser boxes. Designed for people like installers and organizers who have an ongoing need for large amounts of wire loom, these boxes-o-loom each have a built-in spool, around which the wire loom is coiled, as well as a handy cutout that's big enough to neatly dispense wire loom, but small enough to keep the tubing that you don't need inside the box.
I hate to cut things short, but I think we've pretty much reached the "'nuff said" point. This is one of the only good ways I can think of to store any quantity of split wire loom on a shelf. It's neat. It's organized. It won't make you tear your hair out. Maybe I should say it again: 'nuff said.
Rack-A-Tiers Thomas Wheeler Coil Spinner: The Way to Pull Cable Off a Large Spool Without Putting Your Back Into It
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It's pretty much a universal law: a heavy spool of cable never spins as fast as you want it to, even if it's on a dispenser. That's twice as true when you're up on a ladder, trying to yank cable off the reel and feed it into a wall or over a ceiling at the same time. Sounds like there's about to be some serious cable – and back – strain going on.
Things would be a lot different if you could make that cable spool magically levitate above the ground in a horizontal position. Just imagine – you'd be able to twirl it around with the lightest touch, instead of struggling against all of the friction and sluggishness that come from a too-heavy spool grinding against the dispenser bar that it should, ideally, be rotating effortlessly around.
Well, not to sound like some sort of cabling Fairy Godmother, but you can! And you don't need pumpkins, mice, or wands to make the magic happen – just a Thomas Wheeler Coil Spinner from Rack-A-Tiers.
Designed to hang from 2×4 beams or ladder tee bars, the Thomas Wheeler looks a lot like an industrial version of those kitchen counter paper towel dispensers that have a disc-like base with a vertical bar extending upward from its center. The basic idea is that you slip a spool of cable onto the center bracket, and let it come to rest on the disc-shaped base. Then, just hoist the Thomas Wheeler momentarily off the ground, attach it to your ladder or a 2×4, and behold the glorious sight of an otherwise cumbersome spool of cable floating in midair.
With the spool being in such a friction-free situation, it's free to spin at the slightest tug from you, so cable glides off the reel as fast as you need it, without any stubborn resistance. Cleanup is just as easy – if you've pulled too much slack and need to put it back on the spool, just give the Thomas Wheeler a twirl in the opposite direction, and the cable will practically wind itself back up.
Ideal Industries Duct Seal: Seal Gaps, Cracks and Holes to Perfect Less-Than-Perfect Installations
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No, Burt Ward never exclaimed that one during his years as Robin, and yes, it is kind of a weird way to kick off a blog post. But cut me a break – what else was going to pop into my head when I found out about Ideal Industries' Duct Seal?
Duct Seal is a soft, putty-like compound that can be molded, squished and worked into just about any small gap in flashing or heating/air conditioning ducts, and around pipes, conduit and electrical boxes. It helps stop air leakage, makes surfaces smooth and void-free, and pretty much saves the day, just like the Dynamic Duo.
Because it's ultra pliable, Duct Seal can take almost any form you need it to; you can work it into a low-profile sheet to patch cracks in ductwork, or mold it into more of plug-type shape to fill in the holes and gaps that are usually left around electrical boxes or pipe penetrations. Just work it into place and smooth the surface: problem solved.
Unlike some other filling materials, Duct Seal never hardens, so if you ever need to undo your work, the compound can be easily removed without you having to hack or chip away at it, or otherwise make a mess. But here's the really cool thing: even though Duct Deal stays soft, it's actually paintable, so you can match it to your walls for a seamless finish.
The Duct Seal formula is completely nontoxic, and unlike many other chemical-based repair materials on the market, you can handle it without gloves or fear of skin irritation/chemical absorption. It's also completely non-corrosive, so it's safe to use on both plastics and metals. Ooooh, and one more thing: Duct Seal also has a relatively high flash point (590°F), so it's helpful in preventing electrical fires.
While it may not be a caped crusader, Duct Seal is a multitasker that's really worth keeping in your toolkit. Because it's able to run the gamut between HVAC, plumbing and electrical, it can save you from having to keep a stock of different tapes and filler compounds on hand, and unlike some of the stickier products out there, it's actually easy to redo if you need to make changes.
So Bam!!! Pow!!! Splat!!! Take that, holey ductwork.
Triplett Breaker Sniff-It (Type 2): Because "Eenie-Meenie-Miney-Moe" is No Way to Find the Right Circuit Breaker
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Tell me if this has ever happened to you. You're sitting in your home office, hammering out a blog entry (or Facebook status update, or similar) on your laptop, when suddenly the overhead light goes out, and your PDU starts screeching for lack of electricity. Just as you're saving your work and powering down so that you don't lose anything, you hear a muffled "Ummmmmm… sorry!!!" drifting up from the basement, and you realize exactly what's happened.
It's an age-old story, one that's resonated throughout human existence for as long as there have been circuit breakers. Someone needs to replace a light switch or receptacle, so they mosey over to the breaker box, throw what has to be the right breaker (according to the time-honored "Eenie-Meenie-Miney-Moe" selection process), and plunge the wrong part of the house into the depths of darkness and electrical deprivation. Oopsie.
Aside from the sheer annoyingness of it all, there's also the danger factor. There are some people out there who are trusting and assume that as long as they've snapped the supposedly correct circuit breaker into the "off" position, they're clear to safely begin work. That type gets shocked far more often than I do. Me, I prefer to take the more paranoid route and check a few hundred times that the circuit I'm about to touch is nice and de-energized. That process is significantly shortened if I know for sure that I killed power to the right breaker to begin with.
And how does one do that, you ask? Very easily, thanks to gadgets like the Triplett Sniff-It Type 2 breaker locator. It's a super simple two-piece electrical tester that leads you straight to the correct breaker switch the first time around, no guessing or squinting required. To use it, you just plug the receptacle unit into the outlet on which you'll be working, and then take the "sniffer" part of the test set to your breaker box. Run the nose of detector over the circuit breakers, and when the tester starts to beep and blink, you'll know you've found the right one.
The Sniff-It Type 2 isn't limited to use with receptacles; if you need to customize your testing, you can also use optional accessories like light socket and alligator clip adapters to tailor this amazing little detector to just about any job.
Arlington Industries Wire Grabber: The Tiny Connector That Holds Up to 100 Lbs.
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Every time I use a tiny picture hanger to mount 30 pounds of frame, matting and glass on the wall, I can't seem to believe that a nail/bracket combo that's barely the size of a quarter can possibly keep heavy wall art suspended for any length of time. Every time I'm in the framing section of the craft store to pick up more picture hanging supplies (which is surprisingly often), I find myself looking at the weight ratings on the packs of hangers, and thinking "Yeah, right." But somehow, without fail, I always end up putting my trust in these miniscule pieces of metal, and you know what? I haven't been let down yet.
Now that you know about my admiration for miniature metal fasteners that are greater than the sum of their parts, you probably won't be surprised to hear that I'm newly enamored of (what else?) a little steel connector with a lot of holding power, also known as the Wire Grabber™ by Arlington Industries.
Although the Wire Grabber is designed to grasp hanging wires and support impressive amounts of weight, it has nothing to do with mounting wall art – it's actually used to suspend cable trays and other fixtures from beams and purlins. As a matter of fact, the Wire Grabber's name really says it all. Its main function is to create strong hanging loops in the steel wire that suspends cables trays from the ceiling. Here's how it works.
The Wire Grabber is made up of 3 components: a base, a clip, and a screw. You start out by running the loose end of a suspending wire through the Wire Grabber's base. After that, you insert the wire end through the hanging ring or hook on your cable tray or light fixture, and then thread it back through the Wire Grabber's base in the opposite direction. Once that's done, you just fit the top clip into the base and tighten the set screw. That's it – the Wire Grabber will hold the newly-formed hanging loop in place, even under a weight load of up to 100 pounds.
What's really nice about the Wire Grabber is that even though it makes contact with the hanging wire in 6 places, it never actually bites into the wire or causes damage, so if you need to adjust hanging height or switch out a fixture, you can use the exact same piece of wire over again. The Wire Grabber's holding power is also unaffected by oils and grease, so you can use it even in less-than-pristine environments without any worry.


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What We Fund
Music Empowers Foundation provides funding to nonprofits that provide music instruction to children in communities where it does not exist or is underdeveloped. The Foundation acts as a clearinghouse to identify and partner with organizations that have the best potential to make a sustainable and measurable impact. Because of this, we can support a diversity of quality initiatives, giving a greater number of children the opportunity to learn, play, create and perform music.
The types of organizations/programs that will be considered for support by Music Empowers Foundation will include:
- Public charities and foundations that provide free instruments and/or music instruction programs directly to public schools without music programs. This includes organizations such as: Little Kids Rock and Mr. Holland's Opus Foundation.
- Academies, universities and colleges that conduct music education outreach programs that serve needy communities whether adjacent to the institution or more geographically diverse. Berklee College of Music's City Music Program is a good example.
- Nonprofit organizations that redistribute monies to individual public schools/teachers requesting support for specific music education projects. An example of such an organization is DonorsChoose.org.
- A consortium of multiple nonprofits working together and pooling resources to address a broad scale lack of music education programs in a particular geographic area, such as New Orleans or the Bronx. Here, a good example is the Quincy Jones Musiq Consortium.
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(CBS NEWS) -- Children with irregular bedtimes may be more prone to having behavioral problems, according to a new study.
Research published on Oct. 14 in Pediatricsshowed that not going to bed at a regular time each night couldinterrupt a child's natural circadian rhythm, leading to lack of sleep.This in turn could affect how the brain matures and how kids are able tocontrol certain behaviors.
"Not having fixed bedtimes,accompanied by a constant sense of flux, induces a state of body andmind akin to jet lag and this matters for healthy development and dailyfunctioning," study author Yvonne Kelly, a professor at UniversityCollege London Epidemiology & Public Health, said in a press release.
The National Sleep Foundationsuggests that preschoolers between 3 and 5 years old get about 11 to 13hours of sleep a night, while kids up to the age of 12 need around 10to 11 hours of nightly shut-eye.
For the study, researcherslooked at data from 10,230 7-year-olds who were enrolled in the U.K.Millennium Cohort Study. Data was collected from them at ages 3, 5 and7, and their behavior was rated by their mothers and teachers.
Bedtimeproblems were most common at age 3, with one in five children going tobed a different time each night. About 9 percent of kids had irregularbedtimes when they were 5, and only 8.2 percent slept at different timeseach night by the time they turned 7 years old. By age 7, most of thekids regularly went to bed between 7:30 and 8:30 p.m.
Children who had irregular bedtimes or went to bed after 9 p.m. were more likely from socially-disadvantaged backgrounds.
Kidswho went through early childhood without a set bedtime had morehyperactivity, conduct problems, problems with other people their ageand emotional difficulties. Those who were put on a regular schedule hadmore improvements in these behavioral areas.
A previous study in the Journal of Epidemiology and Community Healthy showed that young girls with irregular bedtimes were more likely to have lower math, reading and special awareness scores by the age of 7 compared to those who went to bed at the same time each night.
Kellypointed out that her study also found that behavioral problems could beimproved upon if parents enacted a strict bedtime. Kids who siwtched toa set bedtime saw improvements in hteir behavior.
"As itappears the effects of inconsistent bedtimes are reversible, one way totry and prevent this would be for health care providers to check forsleep disruptions as part of routine health care visits," she said."Given the importance of early childhood development on subsequenthealth, there may be knock-on effects across the life course. Therefore,there are clear opportunities for interventions aimed at supportingfamily routines that could have important lifelong impacts."


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Lessons and Carols
Presented by Episcopal Divinity School
December 4, 2012
Advent is derived from the latin word for coming. This season is a time of preparation and expectation for the coming celebration of the light of Christ entering the world. Lessons and Carols is a contemplative service of readings from the Hebrew Scriptures, the New Testament, and contemporary poetry, that traces the story of our salvation history. The readings will be interspersed with Advent hymns, special music by the Choir of Episcopal Divinity School, and portions of Bach's Magnificat. This year we welcome Ellen Oak as our new Director of Music and Heinrich Christensen as our guest organist. Heinrich is the Music Director at King's Chapel in Boston. A festive reception will be held at the Deanery directly after the service. All are invited.
St. John's Memorial Chapel
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When it comes to creating a quilt, stitching is like the icing on the cake. After all the piecing and surface design are complete, we quilters use needle and thread to add a final element of design, texture, and color, truly bringing the piece to life.
This free eBook contains several ideas for allowing your stitching to take center stage. First, Laura Wasilowski uses hand stitching to add vibrancy and color. Then, Jackie Cardy shows how to create samplers of serendipitous hand stitching inspired by mid-century motifs. If you've ever wondered what to do with all of those programed pattern stitches on your machine, you'll love Carole Redlich's article on using these designs to create Impressionist-style pieces. Finally, Terry White describes the basics of thread painting, and shares one of her patterns to get you going.
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Submission Anti-virus software in Klingon->
grahamlee writes: "In what looks like a pre-launch leak, British security software company Sophos have released a Klingon version of their threat detection tool. From an anonymous coward quoted in an article over at The Register, "While other people are worried about down turns in IT spending, it seems that some people in Sophos have had the time between lighting cigars on £50 notes to turn out a version of the product in Klingon.""
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Dan Levitan
The Undertaker
January 02, 1995
"Let me begin," says White House aide David Dreyer, "by contesting the premises of your question." It's a windless evening in November, and Dreyer is in his West Wing office, listening to a new recording of Bach's Well-Tempered Clavier and defending the role of Tony Coelho, for whom Dreyer once worked, in the Democrats' electoral debacle. "First," he says, "Tony was not the party chair. He was never, to my knowledge, actually in the dnc building. Second, the role of party chair in a midterm election is relatively unimportant anyhow.


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Jack Antonoff Reveals Surprising Inspiration Behind Taylor Swift's 'Out of the Woods'
Hours before the track dropped Monday night, Billboard sat down with Taylor's co-writer/co-producer Jack Antonoff to talk about the inspiration behind the song.
Hours before the track dropped Monday night, Billboard sat down with Taylor's co-writer/co-producer Jack Antonoff to talk about the inspiration behind the song.
Jay Z, Carrie Underwood and No Doubt are among the big names announced to perform at this year's Global Citizen Festival, a concert which aims to provide education and encourage advocacy in ending global poverty. Other musical acts announced include Tiesto, .fun and The Roots.
While Jimmy Fallon is soaking up some Florida sunshine (or moonlight, as the case may be) during his 'Tonight Show' week in Orlando, fun. debuted their brand-new song, 'Harsh Lights' on the show to a packed crowd of pumped fans.
Way to go "Baby Mama Drama!! Taking home 1st place and doing it with style! Congrats! A couple of guys broke from their regular weekly team, to start their own this week and it paid off!
Lena Dunham graces the cover of Glamour's April 2014 issue -- looking flawless in a gray and white Rag & Bone dress and rocking sleek, slicked back hair and heavy winged eyeliner that gorgeously accentuates her eyes. In the issue, which hits stands March 18, Dunham is opening up about love -- including the life-changing relationship advice she received and her first date with boyfriend and fun. musician Jack Antonoff.
I spent about two weeks in South Dakota when my dad got sick. I grew up in the Black Hills and it's my old stomping grounds. I really don't know many people there anymore, other than the neighbors and close friends. But I do miss it at times. Anyways, I digress.
Pink certainly knows how to make an entrance -- the platinum blonde began her 2014 Grammy Awards performance dangling from a harness.
The following video of an Elf on the Shelf may shock you. Grab the kids and watch closely. If you own an Elf, be vigilant about where he/she/it is at all times.


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Metalhead Ned
"Hey, the name is Ned, but you can call me Ned. Born and raised in Grand Rapids, MI. Went to Eastern Michigan University for radio broadcasting, so I suppose it worked out for me.
I can't get over the fact that the pop SURGE is gone, I play so many damn video games that I may steal a car and kill hookers. I play guitar, sing, and all that good crap, so chicks kinda dig me I think. My musical taste vary from Pantera to Nobuo Uematsu.
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Iman & Bethann Haridson Portrait Shoot
Models Bethann Hardison and Iman pose for a picture on September 12,... News PhotoArts Culture and Entertainment,Bethann Hardison,Celebrities,Fashion Model,Iman - Fashion Model,New York City,Portrait,USA,VerticalPhotographer Mike CoppolaCollection: Getty Images Entertainment 2013 Getty ImagesNEW YORK, NY - SEPTEMBER 12: (EXCLUSIVE COVERAGE) Models Bethann Hardison (L) and Iman pose for a picture on September 12, 2013 at IMAN Cosmetics in New York City. Hardison is the head of the Diversity Coalition, which is calling out the fashion industry alledging racism on the runway. (Photo by Mike Coppola/Getty Images)