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Dyersburg, TN – Saturday, September 28 marks the date set for the 11th Annual Celebration Banquet to benefit the Ida Mae Theus-Mays Memorial Scholarship Fund. The annual event will take place at the Lannom Center at 5:00 p.m. that evening and will include current and former scholarship recipients as guest speakers.Return to event list.
A Rainbow Tea Celebration theme will be used throughout the night with a multitude of colorful decorations and food selections. Guests are encouraged to dress in colorful clothing to celebrate the theme. Musical entertainment will be provided by the musical group Sons of David.
This annual event celebrates the memory of Ida Mae Theus-Mays who was a devout believer and supporter of education and the founder of Faith Deliverance Apostolic Church. The Ida Mae Theus-Mays Memorial Scholarship Fund was established to help provide an education for second-year full-time students at DSCC. To be eligible, the students must have and maintain a minimum 2.5 grade point average, must be active in campus life at DSCC, and should be an active member of a Christian-centered church. In coordination with the Financial Aid Office and the financial aid guidelines at Dyersburg State, the trustees of Faith Deliverance Apostolic Church make the selection. The process includes the submission of an application, a letter from the applicant and two reference letters.
For more information about the banquet or the scholarship program, please contact Emma Mays-Reynolds at firstname.lastname@example.com, or by calling 731-285-8619 or 731-445-9348. Tickets cost $35 in advance or $50 at the door and include a catered meal. Advance tickets are available in the DSCC Business Office located in the Eller Building on the Dyersburg campus.
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I can't call myself an internationalista without looking at designers east of Milan, and what did I find you might ask? .....voila! The Pakistan Fashion Design Council (PFDC) is currently hosting its third ever Pakistan Fashion Week 2011. Take a look at photos from Day 1, with collections from labels Nickie & Nina, Mohsin Ali, and more. As expected, the emphasis is on rich embroideries, sumptuous fabrics, and east-meets-west looks, but perhaps more surprising are the elegant headpieces. The question is... can I wear those with jeans?
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I remember it took a lot longer for DVD to become established. I was collecting VHS up to 2000, and five years before that there was a small DVD shelf in HMV Central London which had about 30 or so titles. For those first five years, the shelf space only doubled year on year, while the majority of the shop floor remained devoted to VHS.
Don't mean to doubt you, but you may want to double-check your dates.
DVD was NOT around in 1995!!
The first DVD discs were released, here in the UK, in 1998 (like you say, with only minimal shelf space). It only took 2 or 3 years for DVD to topple VHS. By 2001, DVD was outnumbering VHS easy.
I can't speak for Europe but DVD was certainly beginning here in 1995/1996. They were rare and the discs and players were expensive but they were certainly around.
I must be getting Home Video and PCs mixed up then. I bought a PC with a DVD-ROM in 1996, and I remember there were a few movies on disc floating around then demoing the technology in PC shops on Tottenham Court Road. I didn't actually watch a DVD on it for about 4 years though.
I guess DVD-ROMs predate DVD Players.
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The U.S. Department of Education's Karen Cator will discuss the National Educational Technology Plan and how technology is shaping the future of education in America during the TIES 2010 Education Technology conference in Minneapolis on Monday, Dec. 6 at 2:15 p.m.
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U.S. Department of Education Senior Officials to Participate in the NAACP Education Summit in Raleigh
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The White House on Tuesday unveiled a multi-agency plan aimed at reducing the "epidemic" of prescription drug abuse in the U.S.—including an FDA-backed education program that zeros-in on reducing the misuse and misprescribing of opioids.
Gil Kerlikowske, director of the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy, says the plan—a collaborative effort involving agencies of the departments of Justice, Health and Human Services, Veterans Affairs, Defense, and others—provides a national framework for reducing prescription drug abuse and the diversion of prescription drugs for recreational use.
"The toll our nation's prescription drug abuse epidemic has taken in communities nationwide is devastating," says Kerlikowske. "We share a responsibility to protect our communities from the damage done by prescription drug abuse."
Key elements of the plan—called Epidemic: Responding to America's Prescription Drug Abuse Crisis—include:
In concert with the White House plan, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is announcing a new risk reduction program—called a Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategy—for all extended-release and long-acting opioid medications.
Opioids are synthetic versions of opium that are used to treat moderate and severe pain.
FDA experts say extended-release and long-acting opioids—including OxyContin, Avinza, Dolophine, Duragesic, and eight other brand names—are extensively misprescribed, misused, and abused, leading to overdoses, addiction, and even deaths across the United States. FDA says a 2007 survey revealed that more than half of opioid abusers got the drug from a friend or relative.
Opioids—such as morphine and oxycodone—are used to treat moderate and severe pain. Over the past few decades, drug makers have developed extended-release opioid formulas to treat people in pain over a long period.
The new REMS plan focuses primarily on: educating doctors about proper pain management, patient selection, and other requirements and improving patient awareness about how to use these drugs safely. As part of the plan, FDA wants companies to give patients education materials, including a medication guide that uses consumer friendly language to explain safe use and disposal.
FDA wants drug makers to work together to develop a single system for implementing the REMS strategies. Toward that goal, FDA is now notifying opioid makers that they must propose a REMS plan within 120 days.
Janet Woodcock, director of FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, says this risk management strategy is designed to improve pain management, while preserving patient access to these needed medications.
"This will be an important step toward addressing what has become a critical public health problem," she says.
Doctor training, patient counseling, and other risk reduction measures developed by opioid makers as part of the REMS are expected to become effective by early 2012. They will be required for various brand name products known under the generic names:
FDA estimates that more than 33 million Americans age 12 and older misused extended-release and long-acting opioids during 2007—up from 29 million just five years earlier. And in 2006, nearly 50,000 emergency room visits were related to opioids.
"Opioid drugs have benefit when used properly and are a necessary component of pain management for certain patients, but we know that they pose serious risks when used improperly—with serious negative consequences for individuals, families, and communities," says FDA Commissioner Margaret A. Hamburg, M.D. "The prescriber education component of this Opioid REMS balances the need for continued access to these medications with stronger measures to reduce their risks."
Although doctor training is not mandatory under the REMS plan, other federal agencies are working to get Congress to link mandatory physician training to the already required Drug Enforcement Administration registration number that doctors must have to prescribe controlled substances.
FDA will also require the risk management plan to include a way to determine if the education programs are helping to reduce problems associated with long-acting and extended-release opioids, as well as allowing patients who need opioids to get them.
FDA has had the power to request companies to develop REMS since 2007. The plans may also include medication guides and patient package inserts.
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Chicago, Illinois (April 11, 2011) - Runners will be hitting the streets of Chicago this October when Non-Profit Chiropractic Organization (NPCO) fields its' largest charity team ever at the Bank of America Chicago Marathon this fall. The October 9, 2011 event will be the third time NPCO participates in this world-famous race that brings together runners from all over the world.
Running 26.2 miles is no easy feat and the majority of Team NPCO for Chiropractic runners join the team with no prior running experience. "Our Chicago Marathon team consists of people who are passionate about the chiropractic profession and how chiropractic healthcare has helped them personally, and how chiropractic can literally change the lives of others. Whether our runners are working as a Chiropractic Doctor, receiving life-changing care as a patient, or are passionate chiropractic students, they step up to meet the challenge and in doing so they have an experience of a life-time. In contrast, we also have avid runners on our team who are training hard to set a Personal Record in Chicago to qualify for the Boston Marathon. As Team NPCO runners spend many months training and finally arrive in Chicago in October, they will be running the race to represent Chiropractic Healthcare and will be touching and changing lives, one mile at a time," explains NPCO President Doctor Joshua Heines.
Registration for the Chicago Marathon opened in February to the general public but sold-out in a record 31 days. As an Associate Charity with the Chicago Marathon charity program, NPCO has limited entries available to the sold-out race that are currently being awarded to any interested runners. Doctors, patients, and supporters of Chiropractic are encouraged to apply and request an entry from NPCO as soon as possible, as the limited available entries will fill up fast. NPCO has created one of the best charity running programs for the Chicago Marathon for 2011.
Doctor Marc from Illinois has caught the "running bug" and will be running as a member of Team NPCO for the third time. Well-known to NPCO alumni runners for his outgoing personality, Dr. Marc inspires and encourages runners on race-day but also in the months leading up to the marathon. "I enjoy sharing my story with fellow Doctors and runners who are on the fence about signing up for a 26.2 mile marathon. There is no excuse to not sign up for something that will challenge you, inspire you, get your body healthier and ultimately represent our chiropractic profession as you run amongst 45,000 runners and over a million spectators! I was a member of the inaugural 2009 Chicago Marathon team and finished the race - slowly, but proudly! I am continuing to challenge myself with increased running challenges that include a short 8k in downtown Chicago, 3 Half Marathons, 3 Full Marathons and the 204.1 mile Ragnar Relay in June. In total my training will log close to 2,700 miles through this season. That is more than 6 times the length of the State of Illinois (395 miles) and over 12 times the width of the state (210 miles)! I hope that my fellow Chiropractors will join me this October at the Chicago Marathon!"
NPCO is an official 501(c)3 organization dedicated to providing chiropractic healthcare to individuals, families and communities living within the harsh realities of poverty around the world. More information on the Chicago Marathon and applying for a sold-out entry can be found at www.NPCO.org or by emailing
Ecatepec, Mexico, April 8, 2011 – A public university near Mexico City, the Universidad Estatal Del Valle de Ecatepec (UNEVE), the first institution in the world to offer a Spanish-taught chiropractic program, recently dedicated its new campus library to Dr. Fabrizio Mancini, president of Parker College of Chiropractic. The new building is the official library for the entire university and supports the education of five distinctive careers including acupuncture, chiropractic, gerontology, humanities, and multimedia communication.
UNEVE's rector, Jose Angel Fernandez Garcia, along with the university's board, students, faculty, and staff recognized Dr. Mancini for his generous contributions to the university.
"We are pleased to name our library after Dr. Mancini—someone who has been extremely devoted to extending opportunities for our students," said Garcia. "This is the first time in Mexico's history, which we're aware of, that a building has been dedicated to a non-national person or person while living. This new library is crucial for our students' learning and will be a significant part of our campus," said Garcia.
In 2009, Dr. Mancini donated more than 1,200 books from his personal library to the university, saying, "books are meant to be shared, not stored."
"I've always been an avid reader, and for more than 20 years I've saved the books that have impacted me most," said Dr. Mancini. "When I saw that UNEVE did not have many books, I felt inspired to share all this wisdom with their students for generations to come."
During the ceremony, Dr. Mancini and Parker executives presented UNEVE with more than 10 donated computers, scanners, and other computer accessories, which will be housed in the library for students' use.
Dr. Mancini, a native of Colombia, has assisted in the growth of chiropractic in underserved countries in Latin America. He was also instrumental in helping establish UNEVE's chiropractic program—the first institution in the world to offer a Spanish-taught chiropractic program. Today, more than 180 doctors of chiropractic have graduated from the program since its inception in 2001.
Parker College is also active within the UNEVE community through a student exchange program that gives Parker students hands-on clinical experience in addition to Spanish classes and a total immersion experience in Mexican culture. In turn, UNEVE students who participate in the exchange program receive hands-on experience at Parker College.
(Solon, OH) – Multi Radiance Medical, an international laser therapy company, is pleased to announce that Palmer College of Chiropractic will instruct their students with MR4 super pulsed lasers. Steve Querio, D.C., a 1993 alumnus, had the honor of presenting the new equipment to Larry L. Swank, D.C., Clinic Systems Administrator at Palmer College.The new MR4 devices will be used at Palmer's Davenport, Iowa, and Port Orange, Florida, campuses in both the academic and clinical settings. Students will now have the ability to learn about and use the state-of-the-art super pulsed laser technology from Multi Radiance Medical in addition to the chiropractic care that they provide to many patients.
Dr. Swank is pleased that Multi Radiance Medical's MR4 laser therapy units have become an additional intervention for patient care as well as an addition to student intern instruction at Palmer. "In our clinics, faculty clinicians and interns will identify patients who could benefit from laser therapy as part of overall treatment intervention," he explained. "In the academic setting, students will be introduced to laser therapy concepts in a pre-clinical structural learning setting. This will include actual practice during practical classroom sessions. We are excited to see the potential that the MR4 laser therapy brings to the care of patients in our clinical settings and the opportunity for student interns to witness firsthand the therapeutic benefits of this treatment option."
Max Kanarsky, President of Multi Radiance Medical, states, "We are excited to be able to provide our laser therapy equipment for use by the faculty and students at Palmer College. We look forward to an ongoing relationship with Palmer College to help advance their students training and skills."Palmer College of Chiropractic has its main campus location in Davenport, Iowa, with branch campus locations in Florida and California.
Multi Radiance Medical develops and manufactures FDA-cleared therapeutic super pulsed laser devices, which are used throughout the world to treat acute/chronic pain, bursitis, back pain, carpal tunnel, arthritis pain, tennis elbow, muscle strain, tendonitis, and other conditions.
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Opening night for "Hello, Dolly!" is one of our featured highlights from the WSB West Seattle Event Calendar – see details below, along with some of what else is going on, but be sure to follow that link to the calendar for the full list! We start in the early afternoon …
USS CONSTELLATION'S LAST VOYAGE: Foss estimates it will start towing the scrapyard-bound aircraft carrier USS Constellation out of Bremerton around 1 pm today. We'll be watching for it to become visible from West Seattle; look for an update here and on our social-media channels (click linked Facebook/Twitter icons under "WSB Everywhere" atop the sidebar). Likely to be closer to the Bainbridge/Kitsap side, so you might want to bring binoculars. UPDATE: As of noon-ish, the Navy says departure is now expected around 3 pm – clearing Rich Passage 5-ish.
WEIRD SCIENCE: Hands-on at Southwest Branch Library, 2-3 pm. (35th/Henderson)
DELRIDGE GROCERY'S FRIDAY FARMSTAND: Delridge Grocery's fourth weekly farmstand is happening 4:30-7:30 pm today (here's our coverage of the launch last month) – fresh fruit and vegetables for sale. (5435 Delridge Way SW)
SCOOTER RALLY: The Westenders start their annual Tour di Mari rally with a barbecue at Jack Block Park at 5:30 pm – details of the weekendlong rally are here. (2130 Harbor SW)
OUTDOOR CONCERT AT THE MOUNT: Second of four Friday night concerts at Providence Mount St. Vincent, outdoors and free, with dinner/drinks available for purchase starting at 5:30 pm, show at 6. Tonight, it's Alma y Azucar on the east side of The Mount's campus. (4831 35th SW)
OPENING NIGHT FOR 'HELLO, DOLLY!' – INCLUDING DIAPER DRIVE: Twelfth Night Productions presents "Hello, Dolly!" starting tonight at West Seattle High School Theater, 7:30 pm. In addition: "We are having a diaper/clothing drive for WestSide Baby and attendees who contribute to that drive receive $3 off the price of an adult ticket. A portion of our proceeds will also benefit WestSide Baby." (3000 California SW)
DELRIDGE DAY EVE – FREE OUTDOOR MOVIE: 9 pm in Delridge Community Center Park, night before the Delridge Day festival, it's a free outdoor showing of "The Lego Movie" – here's the trailer:
More details in our preview. (Delridge/Genesee)
FIRE RELIEF FUNDRAISER: 9 pm at the Celtic Swell, help CS employee Ron Ackerson's family recover from the fire that destroyed their home three weeks ago – details in our calendar listing. (Alki Ave. SW just east of 61st)
MORE NIGHTLIFE! Find individual venue/event listings for tonight (and beyond) by going directly to our calendar!
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Thanks for the updates on the Constellation! Planning to head down and watch. Foss' blog isn't giving much current info.
Comment by Shipwatcher — 10:47 am August 8, 2014 #
It would be cool if the cast of Hello Dolly! could assemble down on Alki Beach, and perform some sort of impromptu "Goodbye Connie!" :-)
Comment by miws — 11:04 am August 8, 2014 #
Shipwatcher – We're also watching the Kitsap Sun via Twitter at http://twitter.com/kitsapsun and http://twitter.com/joshfarley – although they have another big story on their hands, the tragic death of that little girl who was missing, so that's also keeping them busy. I notice they tweeted Wednesday that the Navy said 1:30 pm. I would imagine some private citizens will be tweeting/etc. from that side so we'll keep an eye there too.
UPDATE – Naval Base Kitsap says via Twitter/Facebook that it will be leaving around 3, clearing Rich Passage around 5.
Thank you for the updates on the Constellation—very helpful given the continual changes.
Comment by pupsarebest — 1:32 pm August 8, 2014 #
And to totally geek out on this, we're also watching the Corbin Foss via MarineTraffic.com. It's still docked in Magnolia. http://www.marinetraffic.com/en/ais/home/centerx:-122.3795/centery:47.63155/zoom:8/mmsi:366902220
totally impressive geekery!
Comment by Admiral935 — 1:51 pm August 8, 2014 #
According to tweeters near Bremerton, it's under way. Possibly started around 2:30 so that might make it closer to visibility here 4, 4:30. I'll be down by the water by 3:45 (and will have a "happening now" story up by then) to keep an eye out. – Tracy
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I mentioned a while back on our Facebook page that ironing wasn't my favorite thing to do and that I wasn't very good at it.
Julie told us that her husband took his shirts to Garcia'a Laundry to get them cleaned and pressed.
I decided to give it a try.
I am traditionally pretty thrifty and the thought of paying someone ($1.85 per shirt or $8.25 for five) was a little hard to swallow.
After taking my shirts there for a month, I've decided it's worth it.
Like Julie's husband, I am able to get at least two days worth of wear out of them before having to take them back. The starch keeps them nice and crisp.
Be warned that Garcia's does tattoo your name into the shirt. Julie warned me about it and sure enough there it is. I think It's kind of cool, but be careful to let them not to do it if you don't like ink.
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Construction will not be completed in time for the April 11 game, which was the goal of the team but not the deadline for the contractor.
MountainStar Sports Group, which owns the Chihuahuas, announced on Friday that it will delay the home opener until the Chihuahuas second home series on April 28 against the Fresno Grizzlies.
The Chihuahuas were supposed to play the first game in El Paso on April 11 against the Reno Aces, but will play the first four home games at Tucson's Kino Sports Complex. Last year, the team played there as the Tucson Padres.
MountainStar President Alan Ledford said it was the "best decision" to wait 17 days to give construction crews time to finish important parts of the stadium, including concession stands and other amenities. He said he didn't want to hurt the fan experience.
"A year ago, there were two buildings on this site and the construction crew has worked diligently to get us to this point," Ledford said. "And they will continue to work diligently to get us to a first-class experience on April 28."
According to an amendment approved by the El Paso City Council in October, the deadline for substantial completion is April 28.
Alan Shubert, the city's project engineer overseeing the construction of the $64-million ballpark, said that construction did not fall behind schedule and it is approximately 78 percent complete.
"Everybody has worked very diligently to get this project delivered as soon as we can but its not delayed," Shubert said. "Substantial completion was set at April 28, we were just trying to improve on that."
"Unfortunately, the contractor doesn't set the baseball schedule," he added.
Shubert said the plan to begin working nearly 24 hours a day and seven days a week will continue. At times there could be close to 400 workers during peak hours.
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"People are now working around the clock," Shubert said. "Almost all of our concrete pouring has been done at 2 a.m."
The deadline of April 28 is not in jeopardy, Shubert said. Construction crews should start installing the grass on the field by the end of this month.
"The confidence level is pretty good barring some event that would cost us a couple of weeks like the freeze did a couple of years ago," Shubert said. "We've been very fortunate thus far. We've had very good weather. It hasn't bothered us."
In the meantime, the Chihuahuas' staff is reaching out to season ticket holders to offer them compensation for the first four games.
The price paid for those first four games will be given to season ticket holders as a credit to use toward the 2015 season or future individual game tickets.
Season ticket holders can also donate the tickets to organizations, such as Fort Bliss and charities, through MountainStar Sports Group, Ledford said.
"On top of that, we are going to give season ticket holders a credit for concession use equal to 50 percent of the price of those four games," Ledford said.
Refunds will also be given if requested, Ledford said.
"Our season ticket holders have been great," he said. "Our goal for any situation for something like this is to make it positive. We want season ticket holders to feel good about their options. They have to understand why the decision has been made."
Some fans are not happy about the delay, particularly those who were flying to El Paso for the home opener.
Rick Monreal, 40, lives in Goodyear, Ariz. but was planning on visiting his parents in April and catching the opener. He had just booked his flight on Friday when the Chihuahuas announced the delay.
"I'm still disappointed but I guess I can still visit home," Monreal said. "It was going to be very special with the home opener and I was looking forward to it."
Monreal said he wishes the team had predicted a more conservative date for the home opener, but he also realizes that you can't predict the future.
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|Undergraduate Graphic Communications Management (GCM) Major, recommended by high school art teacher.
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8-10 / $5,000 (max)
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|GraphicDesignDegreeHub.com is hosting a Creativity Scholarship, which is designed to promote the study in graphic design and related disciplines through a monetary scholarship. Applicants must be majoring full-time in a Graphic Design, Multimedia Design, Animation, or Gaming program college or university, be an Undergraduate or Graduate student with a 3.0 GPA or higher and be a U.S. Citizen.
|July 31st / October 31st
|Shutterfly Graphic Design Scholarship (Graphic Design)
|Shutterfly is proud to announce the $10,000 educational program we've established to help graphic design majors like you achieve your educational goals. The program supports not only you, with $5,500 of the $10,000, but also your community by awarding $4,500 of it in equal shares to the primary, middle and high schools where you graduated. So, if you win, it's a win-win for you and your community.
|August 31st
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|November 30th
Georgia Southern University student John David Howard embodies the type of artist the Sanders family had in mind when they endowed the University with scholarships to support the visual arts. The Hinesville, Ga. senior prefers large-scale sculpture integrated with technology to bring his creative ideas to life, and his passion for the craft helped him win a Betty Foy Sanders Art Scholarship. "When it was announced, I was so grateful because I am not from a family that has a lot of money," said Howard. "It was just enough combined with other financial aid to pay my tuition and fees." The 22-year-old is racing the clock to complete a very ambitious and complex project that will help him secure his B.A. degree in studio art. Howard has spent weeks constructing a huge steel skeletal structure of a bald eagle that will be approximately 10 feet from head to toe with a wingspan of at least 14 feet. He will incorporate light and the cries and calls of Georgia Southern bald eagles, Freedom and Glory, to make the design an interactive experience for the public. Howard acknowledged his project is a huge endeavor, but said others are assisting him including professor, Jeff Schmuki, who has helped him work through obstacles. "He has mentored me throughout the process as I add wiring and electrical to the design. He has taught me so much about how to use renewable energy to power the sculpture," Howard said. The upcoming graduate said he thinks of the project as his lasting legacy to the University, and when completed, the sculpture will be installed on campus. "At this time we are looking at different buildings on campus," Howard explained. "Since the sculpture will have to be suspended, any building with a high ceiling would be the perfect place to install the project."
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Bass master Kevin VanDam of Kalamazoo signs autographs for two young fans this weekend at the Ultimate Fishing Show in Novi. The pro says that the best bass lake in the world is Lake St. Clair. / Patrick Bevier/Special to the Free Press
Drop your plans today and head to the Ultimate Fishing Show in Novi.
This show, which ends today at the Suburban Collection Showplace, will reboot your brain from its winter lull. It's a tease with the promise of future adventures, a response to the wild howl of nature you suppress trudging through the slush to your city job.
It's pure red, white and blue patriotism, too, with made in the USA products and reel American heroes.
If it were any better, we'd call it apple pie and football. The experience is an anachronism I am happy to report.
Somehow, despite a lagging economy, Michigan's fishing industry continues to grow, with an increase of tens of thousands of new anglers purchasing licenses in the past five years.
Unlike football, which you have to wait to get old enough to play and then age out of, fishing has something for everyone from the dawn of their lives through the dusk of old age. Everyone can play.
The Ultimate Fishing show echoes the diverse appeal of angling. The line to see Michigan's wonderboy, Kevin VanDam of Kalamazoo, featured tots, grandmas, black, white, Asian, Hispanic -- and all got a picture and a smile with him. The king of bass adamantly proclaims that the best bass lake in the world is Lake St. Clair, Detroit's own watery treasure.
There are other royals of fishing, too. Lance Valentine, hall of famer Bob Brunner, Mark Romanack, Mark Zona, Mark Martin and world-record breaker Marianne Huskey will teach you their magic and shake your hand, too.
The atmosphere is cheerful. How can people not be happy when surrounded by good food, innovative products, cute animals, trips of a lifetime and kids catching fish? If that doesn't do it for you, there are also some sassy girls in kilts wandering around selling something. I'm not sure what, but it keeps the boys grinning.
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For laid-off Chrysler worker Jeff Metry, it's a chance to show off Jack-It lures, some of the most unique, logical innovations in bass lures I've seen in a long time. Another Michigan company, Snack Daddy lures, brings anglers a surprisingly good product -- crafted by a grandma in her Roseville kitchen to make ends meet.
Booths for fishing clubs at Michigan State and the University of Michigan as well as other colleges reflect the rise in youth angler numbers.
VanDam said this was the largest change he has seen in the demographics of the industry -- a flurry of high school and college fishing clubs popping up.
You'll find temptation in every bite of Deering's MSG-free meats and Nowicki's Sausage out of Alpena. Five generations in the sausage business have honed the company's work to fine art.
There were several interesting oddities. Retired principal Bruce Green convinced me to try one of his X-ion-X bracelets. It's a tourmaline bracelet that ostensibly changes the excess positive ion flow resulting from your cell phone and other electronics to a negative ion flow that increases energy.
More things to look for at the show:
The Minnow Buoy -- it keeps your fingers from freezing and costs next to nothing.
My hats. Readers always ask where they come from. Find them at booth #2100.
A power boost for your auger -- a cool device at Lakeside Fishing Shop for $20. Booth #1950.
Entertaining backyard grilling seminars from cooks/comics Mad Dog and Merrill.
The largest ice fishing display in the Midwest.
Detailed instruction from professional anglers on how to catch everything from mammoth muskie to scrumptious smelt.
The Lake Ultimate giant pool. There's also an aquarium filled with bass and rainbow trout. Pros demonstrate techniques and sting a few fish in the process.
Experience a sweet retreat -- you might win your dream trip if you enter one of the drawings.
Plenty of fun for kids. They can catch fish at a trout pond, learn to cast a fly rod and tie flies at the Michigan fly fishing booth, hold exotic animals like a baby lion or kangaroo, and climb a rock wall. Playing hide-and-seek in a maze of amazing ice fishing shanties is bonus.
Local fishing organizations. It's a good time to join. The groups are all commendable in their efforts and crucial to the survival of our sport. Plus, they're just plain fun.
So check out the show. I've often thought if the whole world fished, we'd avoid war and just have fishing tournaments. The Ultimate Fishing show just could be the first step toward world peace.
Even if it's not, it's just a darn good way to spend your day.
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If your kids are like mine, they probably ask you for hints of what you would enjoy for a Christmas gift.
Why not suggest they give you a weekend retreat? The tickets to this event are $89, and if you share a room with 3 friends, like I did last year, your room will be $30/night. That makes this gift $150. Maybe your children and your parents could go together to get this for you.
The planning team of The Homeschool Moms' Winter Summit [2] is working and praying daily to do our best to bless as many moms as possible with a weekend of refreshment and encouragement.
If you have family or friends asking you what you want for Christmas, suggest they buy you a ticket to The Summit [2]! You will come home with new determination to finish well the task God has put before you.
Remember, all those registered by December 31 will be put in a drawing, and 2 ladies will have the cost of their registrations refunded!
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Bugema University is located on a 640-acre piece of land in Luwero district, Bamunanika county, Kalagala sub-county. The institution started in 1948 as a training school for teachers and pastors for the Seventh-day Adventist Church in East Africa. By then it was called Bugema Missionary Training School. Later, the name changed to Bugema Missionary College and then to Bugema Adventist College. In 1978, Bugema Adventist College graduated its first degree class with Bachelor of Theology. The College expanded and by the late 1980s curricula for Business and Education were put in place.
Bugema University is fully chatered by the Ministry of Education and Sports of the Republic of Uganda as an institution of higher learning. It is also fully accredited as a university by the Adventist Accrediting Association based in Maryland, USA
Bugema University envisions training for Excellence in Service
The mission of Bugema University is to offer an excellent and distinctive wholistic Christian education designed to prepare students, through training, research, and scholarship, for productive lives of useful service to God and to the community with integrity
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An Art Party in Central Park
September 22 & 23, 2012
This year they celebrate their 40thAnnual with 160 top regional artists, a Fine Arts Show with 40 local artists, Art Discovery Zone for kids, Art Circle for adult interactive art making, continuous main stage music and community stage showcasing area talent, local food, wine and microbrews. Saturday night street dance to end the first day and a 5k and 10k run on Sunday morning to start the second.
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In a 8-6 vote, Argentina's Senate General Law Committee recommended the Senate's lawmakers reject a bill legalizing same-sex marriage after the lower House voted to approve it. The full Senate will vote Wednesday — and effectively seal the fate of Buenos Aires' attempt to legalize it city-wide, and the fate of married (then "divorced") couple Jose Maria Di Bello and Alex Freyre.
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This is the second year of a project assessing whether selective breeding of rainbow trout for increased resistance against a specific agent (F. psychrophilum) has broadly enhanced immune mechanisms. Initially, efforts were focused on developing and validating an assay to accurately measure F. psychrophilum loads in infected fish. The assay detected 100% F. psychrophilum isolates (n=210) and did not amplify 23 non-target bacteria species isolated from fish farms. The assay was sensitive, with a lower detection limit of 3 genomic equivalents per reaction. This assay will be applied to future studies to characterize bacterial cold water disease pathogenesis. This year, we have made progress examining the specificity of genetic resistance by measuring post-challenge survival following exposure to common rainbow trout pathogens which included Yersinia ruckeri, Flavobacterium columnare and Weissella sp NC10. The survival of the BCWD resistant line (ARS-Fp-R), control line (ARS-Fp-C) and susceptible line (ARS-Fp-S) fish were compared following either immersion or injection challenge with Yersinia ruckeri CSF007-82. ARS-Fp-R line survival was significantly higher than ARS-Fp-S line survival following injection or waterborne challenge. Survival of the ARS-Fp-C line was not different from the ARS-Fp-S line. The results were repeated three times using different pools and year-classes of fish. Following immersion challenge with Flavobacterium columnare CSF298-10, ARS-Fp-R line survival was significantly higher than ARS-Fp-S line fish while the survival of the ARS-Fp-C line was intermediate. These studies provide evidence that selective breeding has produced measurable broad-based resistance against unrelated gram-negative pathogens. There was no survival difference between trout lines following challenge with either a gram-positive pathogen, Weissella sp. NC10, or the infectious hematopoietic necrosis virus. Studies examining the effects of breeding on the antibody response and cell populations were completed by collaborators in 2013.


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LAS VEGAS (AP) - A 56-year-old former storefront church pastor is due for arraignment on charges that he sexually assaulted young girls under the guise of counseling in his Las Vegas-area congregation.
Ex-United Faith Church leader Otis Holland is due in court Monday. He faces one lewdness with a child under 14 and eight felony child sex charges that could mean prison for the rest of his life if he is convicted.
A special prosecutor, attorney Robert Langford, is handling the case because Holland was represented by District Attorney Steve Wolfson before Wolfson became DA.
Holland is accused of fleeing the U.S. after Henderson police arrested him in December 2010 and January 2011 on allegations that he abused girls as young as 7.
He was arrested in January 2012 in Tijuana, Mexico.
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The NCEM is a member of the European Early Music Network - REMA: Réseau Européen de Musique Ancienne.
Based in France, the Network currently embraces 62 early music festivals/organisations across Europe, with the National Centre for Early Music in York and the European Union Baroque Orchestra representing the UK.
On 21st March each year, festivals across the community celebrate JS Bach's birthday - and the first day of spring - with a pan-European series of early music concerts.
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Enjoy a recording of the performance presented at the NCEM on 21st March 2014 below
Bethany Seymour soprano, Jennifer Cohen flautist, Ian Hoggart recorder and Peter Seymour harpsichord.
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Gunfire erupted in the parking lot of a Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant in Hialeah during an attempted armed robbery.
It happened at 811 W. 49th Street on Monday afternoon.
The armed person tried robbing a victim in the parking lot, said police. The two fought and the then robber shot at the victim.
No one was injured in the shooting.
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Morgan Sindall Group
|Public (LSE: MGNS)
|Construction, Civil engineering
|London, UK
Key people
|Adrian Martin
John Morgan
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|£2,219.8 million (2014)[1]
|£28.9 million (2014)[1]
|£18.0 million (2014)[1]
Number of employees
|circa 6,400 (2012)[2]
Morgan Sindall Group plc (LSE: MGNS) is a British based construction services business headquartered in London. It is a former constituent of the FTSE 250 Index.
The Company was founded by John Morgan and Jack Lovell in 1977 and was initially based at Golden Square in Soho.[3] The Company secured a listing on the London Stock Exchange in 1994 when it entered into a reverse takeover of William Sindall plc.[4]
William Sindall was a very old established and hugely respected name in the construction industry. William Sindall was established in the 1860s and was renowned for his quality work for the University of Cambridge. In 1988 William Sindall had acquired Hinkins & Frewin, a company established in 1847 and with a similar reputation for work for the University of Oxford, to create a truly Oxbridge construction group.[5] The business was regionally based and apart from offices in Oxford and Cambridge, it also had offices in Fareham,[4] Banbury, London and Norwich.
In 1998, Morgan Sindall bought Lovell Partnerships for £15m from the financially stretched Lovell Group. The business was one of the largest partnership housing operations in the country, and it also contained a private housebuilding division.[6]
In June 2007 Morgan Sindall Group purchased the Construction arm of AMEC.[7] In late 2010, it purchased the repairs division of Connaught plc.[8]
Morgan Sindall Group is a UK construction and regeneration group employing circa 5,700 people and operating in the public and commercial sectors. It operates through five divisions of construction and infrastructure, fit out, affordable housing, urban regeneration and investments.[2]
- ^ a b c "Preliminary Results 2014". Morgan Sindall. Retrieved 22 March 2015.
- ^ a b "Morgan Sindall Group plc". morgansindall.com. Retrieved 22 March 2015.
- ^ "About us". morgansindall.co.uk. Retrieved 22 March 2015.
- ^ a b Sindall marries into success The Independent, 20 August 1995
- ^ William Sindall plc acquires Hinkins & Frewin Group Ltd Reuters, 1 July 1988
- ^ Wellings, Fred: Dictionary of British Housebuilders (2006) Troubador. ISBN 978-0-9552965-0-5
- ^ Morgan Sindall buys Amec's ailing construction business Building, 4 June 2007
- ^ Morgan Sindall buys Connaught social housing arm, saves 2,500 jobs Daily Telegraph, 10 September 2010


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Adobe adds H.264 video to Flash player
updated 08:35 am EDT, Tue August 21, 2007
Flash gets H.264 support
Adobe on Tuesday announced support for the H.264 video codec in its latest update to Adobe Flash Player 9 software, code-named Moviestar. The free beta update will bring support for H.264 video--which used in both Blu-Ray and HD-DVD high definition video players -- as well as offers support for High Efficiency AAC (HE-AAC) audio support. Adobe said the update also brings hardware-accelerated, multi-core enhanced full screen video playback (although older release notes that these features may have been previously available). The company promised that the latest update for Adobe Flash Player 9 will be available in beta for immediate download later today on Adobe Labs adn will be supported by the Adobe Integrated Runtime (AIR) and applications developed with Adobe AIR software, including Adobe Media Player.
Adobe AIR is a cross-operating system application runtime for building and deploying rich Internet applications to the desktop, while Adobe Media Player, which leverages the Flash architecture, delivers video, while offering content publishers new abilities to distribute, track and build businesses around their media assets.
"Adobe is committed to providing a seamless creation-to-playback solution that allows creatives and developers to produce video and rich-media once, and then deploy that content across the widest array of distribution and playback environments," said John Loiacono, senior vice president of Creative Solutions at Adobe. "Already a broadly adopted industry standard, the inclusion of the H.264 codec in Adobe Flash Player, Adobe AIR, the Creative Suite� product line, and the upcoming Adobe Media Player will accelerate customer workflows, enabling the creation and repurpose of high-quality Web video content without extra development costs."
Broader Reach for Video Consumers
Adobe said that Flash Player content reaches over 98 percent of Internet-enabled desktops; however, a version is not yet available for Apple's iPhone mobile device.
The beta will be released on Tuesday, while a final release is expected to be available via update in the fall. Demonstrations of Adobe Flash Media Server and Adobe Flash Media Encoder supporting the new codecs will be held during the IBC 2007 at the RAI Exhibition and Congress Center in Amsterdam, September 7- 11 (Stand 7.721) and again at the Adobe MAX conference in Chicago, which begins September 30th.


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QSupersexy Chris Messina is one of my favorite men of TV. Here, he models the double-breasted jacket trend for GQ (April 2014). I love this guy, and love The Mindy Project, which returns April 1.
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What follows is my personal list of History's 50 Hottest TV Actors. Feel free to chime in with the guys you think I left out, the ones I love who you hate and with any corrections. Before freaking out, read Part 2 (#51—#100). And check out list of History's 100 Hottest Movie Actors, too. As a bonus, in the gallery above are 15 extra shirtless shots of some of the hottest of the hot.
And Joan Collins tried to act like she barely remembered him when I asked her!
#1 Jon-Erik Hexum (1957—1984) An easy pick for favorite is Hexum, who smoldered so deeply in the '80s it hardly mattered whether or not he was straight; his sexuality was superseded by his overall sexual energy. He died tragically, a sort of masculine counterpart to Marilyn Monroe, albeit one who died before he could reach true stardom rather than after having conquered it in every way imaginable. Voyagers! (1982—1983), Making of a Male Model (1983), Cover Up (1984)
Williams, bulging with raw talent
#2 Van Williams (1934—) TV's Green Hornet looks like he walked out of 2012 in beefcake shots he posed for 50 years ago. A classically handsome man with a bit of a Thomas Roberts air about him. And still handsome today as a geezer. Bourbon Street Beat (1959—1960), Surfside 6 (1963), The Tycoon (1964—1965), Batman/The Green Hornet (1966—1967), Westwind (1975)
#3 Gregory Harrison (1950—) He always looked like he'd just spent the previous night and early morning romping around with a couple of sex partners on Trapper John, M.D. Also, his self-produced For Ladies Only absolutely, positively wasn't. What I loved about him was a suggestive look he always managed to give the camera. That, and the fact that when I met him and we were about to pose for a photo, he suggested his best side was his backside. Logan's Run (1977—1978), Centennial (1978—1979), Trapper John, M.D. (1979—1986), For Ladies Only (1981), The Fighter (1983), Falcon Crest (1989—1990), The Family Man (1990—1991), Safe Harbor (1999)
I've wrestled with a lifelong Robert Conrad addiction
#4 Robert Conrad (1929—) The incredibly handsome lead of The Wild Wild West had a sardonic delivery as well as an ass that just would not quit, at least not in those allegedly period Western pants. He was still fuckable as all hell in Black Sheep Squadron, which gave him an excuse to parade about in a Speedo and struggle for male supremacy with guys half his age (he was only 47 or so himself) like Scott Baio on Battle of the Network Stars. Hawaiian Eye (1959—1963), The Wild Wild West (1965—1969), The D.A. (1971—1972), Black Sheep Squadron (1976—1978), Battle of the Network Stars (1976), A Man Called Sloane (1979)
#5 Brian Bloom (1970—) I first fell for him when we were teenagers—he was so smokin' hot on his soap I was surprised he could be broadcast in the daytime. Back then, I never could have imagined that in 20 or 25 years he'd be buck-naked in a prison shower on television. Makes me wonder what we'll be watching during the "family hour" 20 years from now. As the World Turns (1983—1987), 2000 Malibu Road (2000), Oz (2001)
"Classy" gay erotic fiction. (Work Unfriendly)Romney on bad hair days: "If I have a bad hair day, I just think, Well, it will be an OK hair day tomorrow." (Seriously.)
The Barack Obama Birth Certificate Plate.
Via Joe.My.God.: All the Romney/Ryan tax-plan details.
Chris Messina nude. (Work Unfriendly, Play Friendly)
Golden Girls: Tina Fey and Amy Poehler to host the Globes.
Ann Coulter thinks it's funny that people disown their gay kids.
Speaking of kids, they're for Obama over Romney, 51-45.
Rosie Perez isn't into Romney, either.


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Tattoo Winnipeg – Tattoo Studios and Tattoo Artists in Winnipeg
Welcome to Tattoo Winnipeg. This site is a complete listing of anything and everything to do with tattoos in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Looking to get a tattoo done, but don't know where to go? Check here for a listing of every shop, with phone number and address, plus reviews and ratings from others, and more. Or click on over to our resources page to find out more about tattoo's and what to look for in a tattoo artist/studio. Use the search bar in the top right to narrow down your search to a specific location or name.
Just got some new ink? Find the shop listing and tell everyone about your new tat, and show your love for them.
If you are a tattoo artist or shop owner, contact us to get more info listed on your shop page (or get your shop added), including artist listing, shop features, photo gallery and more. If you have a tattoo event, or a guest artist, tell us and we will add it to our events page to help bring you more business.
What's Tattoo Winnipeg all about?
Ink. Simple as that. We have had a passion for tattoo's since early high school. Years later, the passion is still there. We are always talking to friends about tat's, checking out new work, and asking who got what and where. There is often a story behind the ink, and even where the ink was done. We love that!
Evolution of those questions is this site. A site to list every shop, and get to know every story. If you love tattoo's, and live in Winnipeg, or plan to travelling through, this site is for you. We encourage people to leave feedback, or submit new listings and events.
One of my favorite bands is Biohazard, a heavily inked hardcore band from Brooklyn. They have a hidden track on one album that sums up our thoughts on tattoo's perfectly.
Ink. Let me get some.
Ink. Let me get a lump sum.
Let me get a little under my skin.
Love the feel of the hot vibrations, of the gun, its a wonderful sensation.
Gimme colours, gimme shades of gray.
Make it nice 'cuz I'll take it to my grave.
You see my love for art goes much deeper than my skin, the designs you see are a reflection of within.
It's not some kind of trend, or stupid fashion statement, my body is mine and I have the right to change its appearance if i want to.
It's like gettin scratched, and I have another itch, so let the ink be attached.
Make the lines thick. Make the lines thin.
Just let me get a little under my skin!
Ink. Let me get some.
Ink. Let me get a lump sum.
BiohazardTags: Tattoo Winnipeg, Winnipeg Tattoo
Shop Not Listed? See your tattoo studio, but want to add more info to it?
Click HERE to create or expand on your tattoo profile with shop details, business hours, specialties, examples, and more.
4 Comments to "Tattoo Winnipeg – Tattoo Studios and Tattoo Artists in Winnipeg"
Those lyrics from Biohazard are great! I love the line "it's not some kind of trend, or stupid fashion statement, my body is mine and I have the right / to change its appearance if i want to." It really portrays the deeper meaning of tats. I'm so glad I stumbled upon your site!
Tattoos look awesome on some….but I've never had the guts to get one! Maybe soon I will!
What a great tip you have brought here in tattoo. It gives me more idea to promote this lovely body art. Keep up the good work as we are in the same interest and I would like to see the tattoo lovers grow. Cheers!
This is cool that you convert your passion into your profession. Tattooing is a great way to show your creativity to others. Keep the good work dude!!!


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Elk Grove
Elk Grove Bike Park is a project of the Cosumnes Community Services District
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The CSD Parks and Recreation Department serves more than 150,000 residents of the City of Elk Grove and unincorporated areas in the southern-most portion of Sacramento County.
The 2.4-acre Elk Grove Bike Park is being built in Elk Grove Regional Park, a 125-acre park located next to Elk Grove HIgh School. This will be the first public bike park in the area. The recently updated CSD Park Master Plan identified the need for a bike park in Elk Grove.
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