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Bugging out: How rampant online piracy squashed one insect photographer – An interesting article about how widespread corporate copyright infringement has imperiled the professional life of a nature photographer. In other words, the opposite of how many people perceive piracy, despite the rampant violations of copyright and trademark by corporate interests.
While the stereotypical copyright story pits private users against large corporate rights-holders, real-world cases are often more complex. After all, most content creators are private, and many content users—as well as content infringers—are corporate. The corporate infringements are the most frustrating, as I live off photo licenses issued to corporations in the same sectors. . . .
For a concise idea of what could go wrong, let me indulge in a list of recent venues where commercial interests have used my work without permission, payment, or even a simple credit:
Billboards, YouTube commercials, pesticide spray labels, website banners, exterminator trucks, t-shirts, iPhone cases, stickers, company logos, eBook covers, trading cards, board games, video game graphics, children's books, novel covers, app graphics, alt-med dietary supplement labels, press releases, pest control advertisements, crowdfunding promo videos, coupons, fliers, newspaper articles, postage stamps, advertisements for pet ants (yes, that's a thing), canned food packaging, ant bait product labels, stock photography libraries, and greeting cards. –Ars Technica
Orthodox Man Refuses To Sit Next to Feminist Activist on Airplane – A very interesting post by Elana Sztokman, who had just finished a book tour in the U.S. on her book, The War on Women in Israel: A Story of Religious Radicalism and the Women Fighting for Freedom. On a plane headed for Israel (where Szotkman lives), she found herself the subject of scorn by men on the plane, especially the man whose seat was assigned next to Szotkman's. This man did not want to sit next to the Jewish feminist, and he made that point very clear, aided by the other men on the plane. A fascinating commentary on the complex relationships between religion, gender, and socialized behavioral norms. This seemed especially relevant after last week's discussion about driving philosophies, religion, and Romance.
The plane took off 20 minutes late because an ultra-Orthodox man was negotiating with passengers so as not to have to sit next to a woman—me—on the 11-hour flight. I asked myself if this was karma or poetic justice. After all, I had just spoken to hundreds of people about exactly these issues and the way women are made to feel like second-class citizens as a result. Part of me wanted to smile and hand out copies of my book. But I sat there silently for a long time, watching all this happen, witnessing all these men around me talking about me, mostly in Yiddish, but also in Hebrew and English, without looking directly at me. I sat there, torn between my desire not to make a scene and my feeling that If I don't articulate, right here and now, how all this affects women, how this affects me, who will? –Tablet Magazine
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Environmentalists want to tear down O'Shaughnessy Dam and restore the Hetch Hetchy Valley, but does their plan hold water?
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Kolana Rock towers above Hetch Hetchy Reservoir in Yosemite National Park.PHOTO BY CHRIS ROBERTS
In addition to capturing the flow of pristine Tuolumne River water that eventually makes its way into the city's plumbing network, O'Shaughnessy Dam is a key component of the SFPUC-owned hydro-electric system, which produced 1.7 billion kilowatt hours of power last year with no greenhouse gas emissions.
If efforts to advance the cause of a public power system resurfaced in San Francisco, having the full capacity of the Hetch Hetchy hydro-electric generation in place would be vital. Juice for city streetlights, Muni's light rail cars, the chandeliers adorning the Board Chambers in City Hall, and countless other municipal uses are derived from this gravity-fed system, which provides roughly one-fifth of San Francisco's overall energy needs.
City departments pay three or four cents per kilowatt-hour, less than what it costs to generate the power. If all the hydro-electric power were eliminated and substituted with PG&E power, the city would get pinned with $32 million in additional costs annually, and its carbon footprint would expand by more than 900 million pounds of greenhouse-gas emissions, according to the SFPUC. However, a technical report produced by the Environmental Defense Fund suggests the city would only suffer a 20 percent decline in the hydro-electric output, since operations at other SFPUC reservoirs would continue.
The hydro-electric system also generates revenue through the sale of excess power to Turlock and Modesto irrigation districts, but that would come to an end if the generation capacity fell by 20 percent. Restore Hetch Hetchy estimates this loss to be around $10 million annually.
"Whenever we sell the power to Modesto and Turlock, that revenue then goes to fund programs like GoSolarSF, and all of our energy-efficiency retrofits of municipal facilities," Jue explains. If the city lost its ability to sell off this excess supply, "We would no longer be getting power revenue at all, which we're using to help fund community choice aggregation."
Fraught with problems as it is, the city's effort to launch a community choice aggregation program offering residential customers an alternative to PG&E nevertheless holds promise as a powerful green shift for a major metropolitan hub. For all the ecological benefits to Yosemite, restoring Hetch Hetchy could wind up undercutting the fledgling green power initiative, and the upshot would be a boon for PG&E. Coupled with the fact that ceding control of the valley back to the National Park Service could strip the city of its mandate for public power, the utility giant would benefit tremendously from this plan.
All of this makes it somewhat surprising that District 5 Sup. Ross Mirkarimi, a longtime champion of the cause of public power, appointed Marshall to serve on the SFPUC Citizens Advisory Committee, a move that rankled SFPUC staff.
"I've known Mike many years and have found him to be whip smart when it comes to complicated policy issues," Mirkarimi told the Guardian when asked about this. "He knows that I am an unwavering supporter for public power and that I'd hope his advocacy on the SFPUC continues to advance and innovate our locally-driven clean energy objectives."
The concept of bringing back Hetch Hetchy Valley originated with the Sierra Club in 1999, and several mainstream environmental organizations have lent support for the cause although few have made it a high priority. Nevertheless, there's plenty of financial backing and support from key political players to keep the vision alive.
Democratic County Central Committee Chair Aaron Peskin, a member of Restore Hetch Hetchy's national advisory board, told me he's been active with the group for at least a decade, making him a rare exception among the city's political leaders.


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Siri Mitchell has lived all over the world as a military spouse. Together, she, her husband, and their daughter enjoy experiencing a variety of cultures-whether that means becoming fluent in French or mastering the art of sushi making.
Favorite Verse: Deuteronomy 33:26 (NIV) - "There is no one like the God of Jeshurun, who rides on the heavens to help you and on the clouds in his majesty."
Please tell us a bit about yourself.
Some people might say that I lie for a living, but that's not really true. I make things up. My award-winning inspirational novels have been published by Harvest House, NavPress, and Bethany House Publishers—four books, ten years, and 153 rejections after I sat down to write my first word. I know a little bit too much about discouragement, self-doubt, and Ben & Jerry's ice cream. But I also know that a personal preference isn't a character flaw; God can make only good things; and just because you believe a lie doesn't make it true. I have a special interest in addressing tough topics and cultural faith issues. And I love the synergy that develops at the place where doubt begins to ask questions of faith.
How did you come up with the concept for A Heart Most Worthy?
As I was researching fashion and dressmaking for She Walks in Beauty, I came across the A & L Tirocchi Dressmakers Project Web site. As I read about the women who worked in this Rhode Island dress shop, my attention was caught by several things. They formed a tight-knit family, vacationing together, even sewing each others' wedding gowns. I was also struck by the fact that they were all Italian. Originally my intent was to form a story around the wedding gowns they made for each other, but after I began to research the Italian immigrant experience, my focus shifted and the story broadened.
Do you have a favorite character in A Heart Most Worthy? Why?
I've been trying to answer this question for the past ten minutes, but every time I think I've decided upon one, I remember all the reasons why I like the others. This book is a departure for me because I have three main characters (instead of my normal one or two) and three different—yet equally enthralling—love stories. I'll have to let my readers decide!
How much research did A Heart Most Worthy take? Usually, I read twenty to thirty research books for every one book that I write. This novel needed broader research than I originally thought it would because I had to immerse myself in Italian culture, of which I knew practically nothing. I read up on everything from folklore to food ways, religion to family relations. I even contacted the University of Washington Language Learning Center and the Italian Studies Department to make sure I was using Italian language and expressions correctly.
What is the most interesting fact that you learned while researching and writing A Heart Most Worthy?
That Italian-Americans, after African-Americans, were the most likely group to be lynched in America at the turn of the century. I also hadn't realized that social workers at the time were trying their best to convince Italian immigrants that they didn't eat enough starches—and that they ate way too many vegetables. Times sure have changed! What are some of the challenges you face as an author? As an author of historical fiction, I always face the challenge of interpreting history correctly. As a modern woman writing about historical women, I constantly have to lay aside my own attitudes and opinions to allow my historical sisters to maintain theirs. My hope is that the characters I write about would recognize themselves and their eras in my books. I strive to be true to the past.
What aspects of being a writer do you enjoy the most?
I enjoy the creative process—making something from nothing. What I don't enjoy as much is taking that something and reworking and editing and polishing it. For me, the most fun is in dreaming up the germ of an idea and figuring out how to articulate it. The greatest joy comes in writing the first draft.
What clubs or organizations are you involved with that help you in your writing?
I'm a member of the American Christian Fiction Writers (ACFW) and Romance Writers of America (RWA). It's always helpful to have access to the collective wisdom of other writers. Writing is such a solitary profession that I treasure fellowship with my peers. Even if it has to take place online.
What new projects are on the horizon?
I have two more historical fiction titles on contract with Bethany House. The first is set in eighteenth-century Philadelphia. The second is set in turn-of-the-century St. Louis. Both will take me to places and introduce me to people that I haven't yet met in my writing. I can promise women in conflict with their culture and at least two men worthy of their affections.
What message would you like your readers to take from reading A Heart Most Worthy?
The underlying premise of this story is that being who you truly are leads to liberty and integrity; pretending to be someone you are not only leads to bondage and death. As with many of my previous books, I'd like the reader to realize that being yourself is the only person worth being.
What was your favorite book as a child?
A Time of Wonder by Robert McCloskey. I reread it recently and fell in love all over again with the sheer beauty of the language and the illustrations.
What is your greatest achievement?
What do you do to get away from it all?
I turn off my computer at about three o'clock on weekdays and I rarely turn it on during the weekends. Any creative pursuit can consume you if you let it. The trick is to give it boundaries and then try your best to respect them.
Is there anything else you'd like to add?
As a writer of historical novels, I've often noticed history repeating itself. The reason it does is that people keep reacting to each other in fear. As long as people fear those who look or act differently, as long as we convince ourselves that "good" or "nice" people have to look or sound a certain way, then I believe that we are doomed to repeat history's mistakes. If, however, we can remember that the God who created the desert also created the rainforest, if we recall that He created the smallest of frogs and the largest of elephants, if we can revel in our differences instead of trying to make everything conform to our own shape and size, I think we can begin to leave the mistakes of the past behind. The God who hears prayers in English also hears—and answers—them in Italian. And Spanish and Arabic!
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Forgetting the obviously Chocolate-inspired exterior for just a moment (Verizon will be hearing none of that, thank you very much), the LG Muziq is Sprint's latest entry into the booming midrange musicphone market. The EV-DO data, stereo Bluetooth, 1.3 megapixel camera, microSD slot, and FM transmitter are all carryovers from the Muziq's most direct predecessor -- the Fusic -- but it's hard to argue that the new model hasn't made huge strides in its visual appeal, losing the aerial and trading up to a glossy black shell. And, oh yeah, the price is down to $99 on contract, too -- an $80 drop from the Fusic's initial go-to-market sticker. Needless to say, for tunes on the cheap, it's a good time to be in the market.
For better or worse, anyone familiar with Sprint's standard featurephone UI will feel right at home on the Muziq. It was a bit laggy at times, but not quite to the point where we wanted to throw it at a wall at high velocity. The music player is an extraordinarily basic Java-based one -- kinda odd for a phone named "Muziq," we reckon -- but it got the job done.
Stereo sound quality was average to good using the included headphone adapter along with our own midrange 'buds. The Muziq bucks one of the latest industry fads, dual loudspeakers, though we found that its single speaker adjacent to the external controls was plenty loud and reasonably clear. We also had luck pairing the Muziq with a Motorola S9 to rock out with stereo Bluetooth; sound quality was about on par with wired headphones.
The Muziq's physical controls are a mixed bag. The external touch sensitive music controls were actually a pleasure to use, thanks largely to haptic feedback (call us simpletons, but getting a little "bzzt" every time you touch a key just never gets old). The volume rocker is another story, though -- LG inexplicably put the thing on the top half of the flip, making it difficult to reach while on a call or listening to music with the flip open. There's plenty of blank space along both sides of the bottom half, so we're really not too sure what LG was thinking here. As for the main keypad, we'd give it a six on a ten scale; the entire thing is a flat sheet, so tactile feedback is kept to a minimum, but we really didn't find ourselves mistyping at all.
Bottom line: would we use this as our day-to-day DAP? Heck no. But is it a serviceable, comfortable phone that we could see ourselves occasionally carrying some tuneage on? Sure. And for $99, we're not sure you can go wrong.


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June 16, 2006 The Le Mans 24 Hour race will be held this weekend and as we've been suggesting for some time, there's a big chance that the brutally fast Audi R10 TDI will create history becoming the first diesel to win the legendary event and marking a changing of the guard in motor-racing. We've previously reported on the development of the world's fastest diesel car and the R10's first big win at Sebring in March, but Just to make Le Mans even more worthwhile following, both 650-hp diesel Audi R10 TDI cars will start from the front row on Saturday at 1700 hrs French time, having qualified a whopping two seconds faster than any of the petrol-engined competitors. The race can be followed live on the internet.
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Pier 21 was an ocean liner terminal and immigration shed from 1928 to 1971 in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. Over one million immigrants came to Canada through Pier 21 and it is the last surviving seaport immigration facility in Canada.[1] The facility is often compared to the landmark American immigration gateway Ellis Island.[2] The immigration terminal facility is now occupied by the Canadian Museum of Immigration, part of the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design as well as various retail and studio tenants.
Halifax Harbour, along with Quebec City and Victoria, British Columbia were the major ports of entry for immigration to Canada in the steamship era. Pier 2 in Halifax's North End, also known as the "Deepwater Piers", was built in 1880 to process immigrants arriving on ocean liners. It also served as a major terminal for troopships and hospital ships in World War I. However by 1913, the peak year of immigration in Canada, it was clear that the growing size of ocean liners and increase in immigration would require a larger facility. Plans were made for a new integrated ocean liner and railway facility in the South End of Halifax.[3]
Construction was delayed by World War I and the Halifax Explosion. However by 1928 the Halifax Harbour Commission oversaw the completion of ocean terminals, a large complex of freight piers, grain elevators, a new train station and a 600-foot, two-story shed that would be home to Pier 21. The shed with an area of 221,000 square feet for freight was built of steel truss-work with brick walls and wood roofs was divided into Pier 20, 21 and 22 which faced a long sea wall which could handle the biggest liners in operation. The immigration facility took over the second floor of the shed at Pier 21 to house the assembly hall for immigrants as well as medical and detention quarters. Adjacent to the Pier 21 shed was a two story brick annex building connected to the shed by an overhead walkway. The annex contained immigration offices, customs, a railway booking office and telegraph office as well as offices for immigration charities and a restaurant where immigrants could get meals before their long train journeys to the west. Railway passenger platforms on both sides of the annex served five long passenger and express tracks which served Pier 21. Large special immigrant passenger trains made up of dozens of colonist cars would take passengers from Halifax to new homes across Canada. A second overhead walkway crossed the tracks to connect the Pier 21 terminal to the Halifax, Nova Scotia railway station where more affluent travelers could board regularly scheduled trains such as the Ocean Limited.[4]
Pier 21 opened on March 28, 1928 as the Holland America liner SS Nieuw Amsterdam (I) became the first ship to bring immigrants to Canada through the new terminal. Pier 21 would serve as a passenger terminal for trans-Atlantic ocean liners from 1928 until 1971. The Pier was the primary point of entry for over one million immigrants and refugees from Europe and elsewhere, as well as the departure point for 496,000 military personal Canadian troops during World War Two. The facility became known informally as the 'Gateway to Canada.'
In its first years of operation, Pier 21 greeted many Dutch and English immigrants as well as workers sponsored by employers. However the Great Depression led to severe restrictions in immigration and arrival numbers fell. Pier 21 became a cruise ship destination during the Depression as giant liners were employed in summer recreational cruises from New York to Halifax, Nova Scotia during slack periods of Trans-Atlantic crossings. Pier 21 hosted the largest White Star liners such as the RMS Olympic and Majestic[5] as well as the Cunard liners RMS Berengaria, RMS Mauretania, RMS Aquitania and Red Star Liners Belgenland.[6]
World War II[edit]
The war brought immigration to a complete halt but Pier 21 quickly became a major embarkation port for troop ships. Canadians and other Allied forces boarded hundreds of converted ocean liners ranging from the giants RMS Queen Mary and RMS Queen Elizabeth to smaller liners such as RMS Ascania. As the war continued, a special medical embarkation unit was established at Pier 21 to move wounded soldiers from hospital ships to special hospital trains as the hospital ships Lady Nelson and Letitia brought wounded Canadians home. Most of the over 90,000 aviators who came to Canada as part of the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan were landed at Pier 21. Over 2,000 child evacuees from the United Kingdom arrived at Pier 21 during the war, fleeing the Blitz. Princess Juliana and Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands arrived at Pier 21 amidst ceremony aboard the Dutch cruiser HNLMS Sumatra in 1940 after the invasion of the Netherlands, en route to wartime refuge in Ottawa. Winston Churchill passed through Pier 21 four times, traveling in 1943 and 1944 to the Quebec Conference and the Washington Conference. During the latter trip he led a sing-along of O Canada and The Maple Leaf Forever at the Pier 21 railway platform where hundreds had gathered to see him.[7] Enormous amounts of gold bullion were secretly shipped through Pier 21 during the war to banks in Ottawa and Montreal to safeguard currency reserves of beleaguered European nations. Britain alone shipped over 2.5 billion in gold reserves in 50 different shipments codenamed variously as "margarine" or "peanuts" from 1939 to 1941.[8] At the war's end the Pier welcomed returning troops followed by war brides. A large fire heavily damaged Pier 21 on March 5, 1944 causing the central portion of the facility to be rebuilt in time to handle returning soldiers and war brides in 1945.[9]
Following the war brides, several major waves of immigrants arrived at Pier 21 beginning with the Displaced Person refugees from across Europe, including many Holocaust survivors. These refugees were followed by large numbers of post war economic immigrants from several European countries such Britain, Italy, Germany and the Netherlands. The 1950s marked the peak years of immigration arrivals. A large two-story addition was built onto the immigration annex building in the 1950s to handle the heavy traffic of postwar European immigration. The Hungarian Uprising in 1956 brought another group of refugees to Pier 21, although some of this wave were now arriving by aircraft. The decline in ocean liner travel due to the rise of jet airliner travel during the 1960s caused immigration to shift to airports. With few ships calling at Pier 21, the terminal was used more often in its final years to handle overflown from airport immigration offices.[10] The last major group of immigrants were 100 Cuban refugees from the Gander International Airport who were transferred to Pier 21 in 1970 to be accommodated while their refugee claims were processed.[11] Pier 21 closed its doors in March 1971. The last ship to bring immigrants to Pier 21 in 1971 was the SS Nieuw Amsterdam (II) which ironically bore the same name as the first ship to bring immigrants to the Pier in 1928. The empty immigration shed was used for storage, cargo handling and seamanship instruction while the Immigration annex was used by customs officials and the Halifax ports police. Artists rented many of the former immigration halls and offices for studio space. The growth of the cruise ship industry in the 1980s led to return of large passenger ships to the Pier 21 wharves but only for short recreational visits. Some of the former immigration terminal areas in Shed 20 and 22 was converted in stages to cruise ship passenger reception and retail spaces.
In 1997 the Pier 21 facility was designated a National Historic Site of Canada on the recommendation of the Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada because of its major role in 20th century immigration in Canada and because it is the last surviving seaport immigration facility in Canada.[12] The Pier 21 Society opened an interpretive centre in part of the former immigration facility in 1999. The society became the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 in 2010, occupying an expanded portion of the former immigration facility. The Nova Scotia College of Art and Design's seaport campus took over Pier 21's former medical, detention and accommodation wing in 2011. The garrison brewing company leased a large portion of the immigration annex building in May 2006.[13] A variety of retail shops as well as artists and architect's studios and cultural organizations occupy the remainder of the immigration annex.
See also[edit]
- Eswyn Lyster - warbride author
- ^ "Commemorating Our History", Parks Canada Heritage, Collections Canada website
- ^ Eliis Island was the major gateway for American immigration during an overlapping period of 1892 to 1954. The quarantine station at Grosse Isle, Quebec (1832-1932) also shares the Canada's Ellis Island comparison.
- ^ Alexa Thompson and Debi van de Wiel, Pier 21: An Illustrated History of Canada's gateway Halifax: Nimbus Publishing (2002), p. 15
- ^ Thompson, van de Wiel, p. 31
- ^ "SS Bismark/RMS Majestic", Monsters of the Sea: The Great Ocean Liners of Time
- '^ "Cruising to Canada", Canada's Ocean Playground' The Tourism Industry in Nova Scotia, 1870-1970, Nova Scotia Archives
- ^ Wiliam Naftel, Halifax at War: Searchlights, Squadrons and Submarines 1939-1945, Halifax: Formac Publishing (2008), p. 113
- ^ Naftel, p. 106
- ^ "Pier 21 is Gutted by 12 hour Fire", An East Coast port, Nova Scotia Archives and Records Management
- ^ Pier 21
- ^ Thompson, van de Wiel, p. 120
- ^ Pier 21. Canadian Register of Historic Places. Retrieved 11 September 2014.
- ^ "Garrison Today", Garrison Brewing Company
Further reading[edit]
- LeBlanc, J.P.; Mitic, Trudy (2011). Pier 21 Gateway that Changed Canada. Halifax, Nova Scotia: Nimbus. ISBN 9781551099095.
- Granfield, Linda (2000). Pier 21 : gateway of hope. Toronto: Tundra Books. ISBN 9780887765179.
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Gary Cass of the Christian Anti-Defamation Commission responds to the Prop 8 ruling by asserting that Judge Vaughn Walker is gay, therefore his mind is utterly warped and he is unable to reason clearly, so of course he ruled against traditional marriage ... oh, and now sodomites are going to surround your house and demand to rape your children:
Let's not be shocked that Judge Walker cannot comprehend the self-evident rational basis for prohibiting homosexual marriage, after all, he is a practicing homosexual. The Bible plainly tells us that once a person has seared his conscience to such an extent that he can exchange his natural sexual relationship with the opposite sex for homosexuality, his ability to reason becomes utterly compromised.
Homosexuals have turned away from humbly worshipping the true and living God and his transcendent moral order in order to make an idol out of their sexual perversion and moral chaos.
Since rebellious men refuse to acknowledge God as the true source of justice, their sense of justice is "debased" (adokimos) or unreliable and inauthentic compared to God's justice which is tested, true and reliable (dokimos). So while we should not be shocked that unbelieving rebels can't see the obvious rationality for prohibiting homosexual marriage, it's a lamentable reminder of how far we have reverted to pre-Christian pagan ethics.
Openly rebellious sinners who live in hostility to the laws of nature and nature's God will attempt to impose their tyrannical, arbitrary standards on us. If homosexual marriage is forced on us by a despotic judiciary, don't be so naive as to think this is the end of the neo-pagan sexual agenda. We are, to quote Judge Bork, "slouching towards Gomorrah."
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Huarache directly translates into English as sandal. They are still worn by the Tarahumara, indigenous people of northern Mexico who are renowned for their long-distance running ability. Original lacing method goes over the ankle, but they are also easy to wear as a flip flop.
I had the chance to use the great MAMMUT FOOTWEAR facility to experiment with my first self-made HUARACHES.
From the wide range of materials I chose a thing 4mm Vibram outsole, 4mm of PORO (compression EVA) midsole and a 2mm oiled full grain leather.
Normally Huaraches are nothing more than some rubber and leather but I added a PORO midsole for enhanced walking. The shoe itself is very flexible and moves with your foot on every stride.
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One sketch does the job!
The iPhone Slim wallet was created in the search of the best iPhone case with a combination of a wallet.
Something you really just need to carry your essentials and it makes to point in carrying a wallet and and an iPhone is a case. Why not combine those two and add some Austrian tradition flavour.
The case is made out of old "Lederhosen" leather and the genuine green thread.
Made for 3 cards on the front, which you can simply flick out, money on the backside and the phone. With all layers, the case is 4mm thick.
Prototype 1 is successful!
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Everett James Teaford (twitter: @ETeaparty25)
Position: Pitcher
Born: May 15, 1984 in Alpharetta, GA
High School: Centennial HS (Roswell, GA)
School: Georgia Southern University (Statesboro, GA)
Drafted by the Kansas City Royals in the 12th round of the 2006 amateur draft.
Signed June 11, 2006. (All Transactions)
Debut: May 17, 2011 (Age 27.002, 17,546th in MLB history) vs. CLE 1.1 IP, 2 H, 0 SO, 1 BB, 1 ER
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Many a hot summer night will find me on the back deck with my laptop,
a cold Guinness and a nice warm cigar.
It's what I choose to do during this season.
I dream about it at work, on the train back home and make the dream come true when I get there.
I've been known to choose the back deck and a cigar over a Red Sox game. (oh, the horrors!)
My daughters will come and go during the night passing me on their way in and out of the house.
They usually wave their hands in a back and forth fashion in front of their face to let me know
that my cigar stinks like poop.
I usually turn and say, "Someday, when I'm gone-" (and I get cut off)
"We know Dad, when you're dead and buried we'll be walking down a street and smell a cigar and think of you.
How nice. That thing stinks."
"Gee, thanks, hon. Love you, too."
I usually utter that to an empty backyard because they've already gone back into the house.
I smoke some very nice cigars, folks.
I have 12 year old Cubans in my humidor, for God's sake.
These ain't your Daddy's Phillie Grape-flavored Blunts.
I'm thinking Pamela actually likes the aroma of at least a few of them.
Last Sunday, a woman came into the store,
stopped in the middle of the floor and closed her eyes, inhaling deeply.
She opened her eyes, smiled and looked at me.
She was crying.
She said,
"I hope you don't mind but I'm taking a walk down Memory Lane here.
Places like this just remind me of my Dad. It's almost like he's here."
"He is," said I.
She looked around as she was leaving and almost lovingly said,
"Thank you so much."
If I had a dime for every time someone said, "this place reminds me of my grandfather,"
I would be a very rich man.
I usually smile, nod my head and think, same old, same old.
Been there, cut the cigar, smoked the cigar and bought the T-shirt.
For some reason, this woman seemed different to me.
Maybe it was the fragments of truth that seemed to hang on her every word.
She was moved to tears by the aroma of a century old cigar shop.
Maybe I shouldn't have been so surprised.
I can only hope that years after I'm gone, my daughters can still find a special shop that offers up the unique and precious memories that mine currently does.
They may just have to settle for the aroma of some fine Cuban cigar wafting through the air
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That will be Dad, girls . . . that special kiss on your cheek.
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Dior Capture Totale Serum
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66% would repurchase
Package Quality: 4.4
Price: $$$$
Package Quality: 4.4
Price: $$$$
INGREDIENTSAqua (Water), Cyclopentasiloxane, Butylene Glycol, Polymethyl Methacrylate, Diglycerin, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Glycerin, Alcohol, Polysorbate 20, Dimethicone/Vinyl Dimethicone Crosspolymer, Cetearyl Ethylhexanoate, Propylene Glycol, Polyacrylamide, Hydrolyzed Soy Flour, Sorbitol, C13-14 Isoparaffin, Parfum (Fragrance), Methylparaben, Tocopheryl Acetate, Algin, Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Protein, Phenoxyethanol, Chlorphenesin, Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Tromethamine, Faex (Yeast Extract), Calcium Pantetheine Sulfonate, Polyvinyl Alcohol, Malva Sylvestris (Mallow) Extract, Laureth-7, Sodium Hyaluronate, Xanthan Gum, Carbomer, Iris Florentina Root Extract, Cellulose Gum, Chlorhexidine Digluconate, Hydrolyzed Adansonia Digitata Extract, correct all signs of visible aging(Licorice) Extract, Hydrolyzed Soy Protein, Aframomum Angustifolium Seed Extract, Oenothera Biennis (Evening Primrose) Root Extract, Potentilla Erecta Root Extract, Plankton Extract, Palmitoyl Pentapeptide-3, Butylphenyl Methylpropional, Zinc Sulfate, Limonene, Alpha-Isomethyl Ionone, Ethylparaben, Butylparaben, Citronellol, Geraniol, Diacetyl Boldine, Propylparaben, Retinyl Palmitate, Linalool, Isobutylparaben, Sodium Metabisulfite, CI 14700 (Red 4), BHT, Tocopherol
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Tan, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Black
First i got a sample at sephora for the serum, i tried it for a week and i bought the whole bottle after :)
I have combination skin, with visible pores at my cheeks, after using the serum for a week under the capture totale dream skin....my pores are smaller and my whole face is tighter
I am 30 years old, so i don't have wrinkles but diffenetly expression lines, it helped a lot in "hiding" them as well
Downside is, It is a silicon based product, so once you stop using it, your skin will go back to normal, yet it diffenetly worth the money, it does take years away off :)
It does have a nice scent to it, luxrious and "Diorish" like :D
Leaves your skin really smooth and soft ❤
I don't think it is suitable for oily skin, as the silicon will make it worse
Age: 44-55
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
This is the very best serum on the market for me-and I have tried a few.
I have been using it and Capture day and nightcreams for many years.
I suffer from rosacea and sensitive skin which is very dry where I am living right now but quite oily in more tropical climates.
I use this morning and evening. It does not seem to matter if my skin is oily or dry at the time.
I am nearly 54 and have no wrinkles to speak of-just a few very fine lines around my eyes.
Up until recently I smoked and my lifestyle has not exactly been conducive to lovely skin.
But with this and the related products it is lovely.
It feels good on my skin, sinks in rapidly, does not interfere with any other products I may be using, does not cause breakouts and my skin is smooth, even toned and quite plump.
The only other thing I attribute my good skin to is regular (yearly or so) laser treatments for broken capillaries due to rosacea.
If you have rosacea I highly recommend this procedure-in Australia you can even claim some of the fee back from Medicare.
My only problem with this serum at the moment is the price. I am trying desperately to find a cheaper alternative but nothing even approaches it.
Age: 44-55
Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Red, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Green
I received a sample size of this at a make up demo put on by the Dior counter at my local Dillard's store. I was excited to try this, since the price tag on the product is quite expensive and I appreciate the chance to try out high end products for free.
I put this serum on my face last night, and right away was overwhelmed by the strong, cloying smell. Prior to this, I've never used a serum that felt more like a perfume sample. Now don't get me wrong, I think a nice perfume has its place, but it doesn't belong on my face. I like facial products to be fragrance free, or at least contain very little fragrance.
The next thing I noticed was that my face was burning a little more than usual. I realize that a slight burning sensation can be typical of all serums, but this felt more uncomfortable than that. My hands also smelled like that icky, strong fragrance for 30 minutes after I applied the serum.
This morning, I went into the bathroom to take a peek at my skin, and it has a dry, slightly red and irritated look to it. My skin is generally healthy and even, and with no other changes to my skincare routine, I cannot see any other reason for the redness other than the serum. I have used several other serums in the past, and none has done this to my skin...I think the high amount of fragrance has caused the problem.
I wouldn't recommend this product and will be dumping the rest of the bottle promptly. Thank goodness I didn't pay for this! it just goes to show that a high price tag doesn't necessarily mean a better product.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
I got two generous samples of this serum as I wanted to see for myself why this product gets such rave reviews. I am so glad I did. It does nothing to my skin. I have quite oily type, that it is already very smooth (thnak you Philosphy microderambrasion wash) so this couldn't really improve that. It didn't make my pores appear smother, neither some of the fine lines I already have. Made my foundation run down of my face half day.
For that price they could do better! I am back to L'oreal illuminating serum - the best ever!
Age: 30-35
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brown, Other, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I love the texture, smell and quality of this product. I received it as a sample, and instantly fell in love with it. After the first use, you notice that your skin feels instantly softer with a velvety matte finish. B/c of this I stopped using a primer before application of my powder as it practically works like one. Over time, my skin texture smoothed out and some of the pores around my nose have become smaller (although they'll never be completely invisible). It is pricey, but worth it. I try to get it during sephora's F&F sale or from overseas in a larger 50 mL bottle. I also only use it in the morning, so a 30-mL bottle tends to last about 6 months or a little longer.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
unfortunately i am not able to say anything positive about this product.....i know know..``if you dont have anything nice to say, dont say it at all``..well i must !! this serum totally broke out my poor skin !! it felt as though i was putting plastic on my skin...i guess the smell was descent but for the price i was expecting far better. i would definetly not recommend this product for individuals with acne-prone skin....your money would be must better spend elsewhere. Dior is my one true love, but i have to admit, they totally dissapointed me with this product :(
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Black
I LOVE THIS. The pump is easy to dispense the product out, so it is more hygienic than a tube or round compartments. The gel texture is smooth, fast absorption, light, colorless, fresh smell and makes my skin feel good. I think sensitive and combination can get the benefit from this serum, as it is not irritating nor pore clogging.
Age: 44-55
Skin: Acne-prone, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Black
love it love it pores wrinkles dark spots everything is less visible after 2 months of use 6 months i wasn't wearing any foundation anymore .aftre 2 years people swear that i'm 30 but guess what i'm 45 THANKS DIOR
PS; don't expect magic after the first night of use true the next day your skin will fell soft but to really work you need to give it a least 6 weeks to see the change
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Blue
This is a pricey serum, but it is worth it. it really helps even out tone, diminish age spots,.Repairs and revives the brightness of the skin. With ultra-concentrated in anti-aging ingredients, this emollient transparent serum visibly refines the skin's texture and revives its luminosity. Highly concentrated with silica, its texture melts into the skin, leaving an extraordinary velvety finish.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
First of all, i don't use this, my mom does. She ran out of it several weeks ago and yesterday she used it again after buying it the day before. I could notice an astonishing difference, she wasn't even wearing makeup, blush or anything and yet her face looked so soft, even, and line where nowhere to be seen. The complete Capture Totale line is the best purchase she's ever made, she looks like my sister :p. My dad uses the men's Dior line and works also perfectly for him. A liitle too expensive, but it's worth it.
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Founded in 1998, Dot Art has two art studios where we offer classes in painting, drawing, sculpture, mixed-media and collage. We go where the kids are and we invite them to come to us too! We partner with the Henderson Elementary School, The Holmes School, The Mather School, The Lee Innovation Academy and many non-profits in Dorchester to offer art education and opportunities for children to explore their creativity. Our school partnerships reach nearly 500 children per week. We also create our own art making events and team up with existing Dorchester festivals and community celebrations. These outreach efforts often result in works of art for the whole community to witness and experience. These art "happenings" sometimes reach thousands.
Dot Art teaches children to use line, color, shape, design, texture and form. We are giving them an introduction and sometimes mastery of a visual vocabulary to express what is often beyond words. We teach children to be courageous on the canvas, to take risks with their creative impulses. And perhaps most importantly, we teach children to be delightfully surprised by the unexpected. "If something doesn't go your way, make it into something new, that drip can become something else. What begins as a horse can become a butterfly."
Dot Art provides a safe, fun, welcoming community for our children to experiment with imagination and explore new possibilities in art with experienced teachers and volunteers.
Dot Art brings our neighborhood together. When a community witnesses large-scale public art works made by it's children, there's a sense of pride and ownership. We teach children to be expressive citizens and that what they have to say matters.
As Boston's largest and most populous neighborhood, Dorchester encompasses a rich diversity of approximately 92,000 residents. According to the 2010 Census Dorchester is 37.3% Black, 28% White, 13.8% Hispanic, 11.6 % Asian and 10.2% comprised of Native Americans, Hawaiian /Pacific Islander and Other. But although rich in resources, Dorchester residents still face some of the highest rates of poverty and social inequities in the city. Dot Art believes all residents of Boston should have access to visual arts learning opportunities and is striving to increase the numbers of children and adults that it serves.
Dot Art is grateful to Mass Cultural Council for operational support. We have received funding over the years from many Boston area foundations. We are proud to collaborate with cultural and civic groups in Dorchester such as UMass Boston, The Henderson Elementary School, Ashmont Hill Nursery School, Dorchester Bike Festival, Codman Academy Charter School, Saint Mark's Main Streets, Dorchester Food Coop and Farmer's Market, The Mather Elementary School, Boston City Singers, The Lee Academy Innovation School, College Bound Dorchester, Ashmont Hill Civic Association, The Peabody Square Firehouse.


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The Society recognizes those chapters whose efforts and achievements have conferred distinction upon themselves and Sigma Tau Delta. The winners for many of the awards are announed each year at the Sigma Tau Delta International Convention.
Elaine W. Hughes Outstanding Sponsor Award
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Outstanding Literary Arts Journal Awards
Project Grants
2014-2015 Winners
Elaine W. Hughes Outstanding Sponsor Award (plaque and $500)
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The Koch Fellowship provides up to $5000.00 in financial support for expenses incurred on internships related to foreign affairs during the summer of 2015. Students in the College of Arts and Sciences are eligible. The judges of the competition will give priority to funding unpaid internships and internships that require travel abroad. In order to maximize the fellowship's beneficial impact, the committee may decide to divide the funds among more than one student.
Students in the College of Arts and Sciences are eligible.
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Pronunciation: /isˈkēmēə/
(British ischaemia)
Definition of ischemia in English:
An inadequate blood supply to an organ or part of the body, especially the heart muscles.
Example sentences
- If a person is having low blood flow or ischemia of the heart, we would treat that.
- Although this may be secondary to sudden decompensation of chronic heart failure, myocardial ischemia is also common.
- In the lower extremities, arteriosclerosis causes ischemia of the calf muscles during ambulation.
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- Many people with ischaemic heart disease or diabetes have systolic dysfunction or heart failure.
- In clinical trials, about three women in 1,000 developed ischemic colitis over six months.
Pronunciation: /isˈkēmik/adjective
Late 19th century (denoting the stanching of bleeding): modern Latin, from Greek iskhaimos 'stopping blood', from iskhein 'keep back' + haima 'blood'.
Definition of ischemia in:
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= trending