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Eduardo gives the thumbs up as he gets ready to become Duke. Note that he is dressed in a shorts and T-shirt as it gets really hot in the Duke costume. We have laid out the Duke costume for him and it is ready for action!
The first step is for Eduardo to don the battery pack, which keeps Duke inflated. Next he puts on the Duke costume.
Duke's "shoes" needs to be attached to the rest of the costume. We all agreed that Linda did the best job with this. Once Eduardo is inside and the costume is zipped up and the feet attached, the fan can start inflating the costume, it takes a moment to complete this.
Duke is ready to go to the photo shoot! First, he has to turn sideways to get through the door. Duke then heads down the hallway, greeting and hugging everyone on the way, towards the elevator that will take him to the first floor. He will have to turn sideways for the elevator too.
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Peppermint Schnapps is sooo good in the winter months for baking with or just sneaking some nips into your hot chocolate to warm the bones. There are plenty of different Schnapps out there that you can purchase, we like Bols Peppermint Schnapps ($15) for a quick fix, but to get really yummy peppermint flavor you have to make your own. Here's a recipe that if made this weekend, will be ready by the holidays for your drinking pleasure. Grab one bunch of washed, fresh peppermint leaves. Fill a glass jar about 1/3 the way full of the fresh peppermint and then fill the rest of the jar with un-flavored vodka. Let it sit in a cool, dark place for a week to two weeks depending on how minty you like your schnapps. Once it's done steeping, strain into a new glass container and you'll be ready to add the schnapps to all of your holiday recipes.
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A new way of tackling e-commerce and e-auction is coming to the Middle East from the heart of Morocco, through Crokodeals, the first entertainment shopping and auction website in MENA. Originally named Clicoo and launched almost a year ago in April 2011, the website is rebranding and relaunching in the Gulf in May 2012.
Crokodeals started as an e-auction website where users place bids on retail items, but unlike traditional auction sites like eBay, the brand-new inventory is offered only by Crokodeals. The bidding system itself is different as well- users who place the lowest unique bid (meaning no one else bids the same amount) above a certain minimum, win the auction. Therefore bidding becomes less about swooping in at the last minute, and more about the art of guessing an unpopular number.
The revenue stream then comes from a cost-per-bid system not on the actual auctions placed, since the margins. "The main objective is for users to have fun while bidding, an experience they can remember", says Karim Dakki, Managing Director at Crokodeals, who joined the team a year after Clicoo launched and focuses on the site's GCC expansion strate.
The logo of the platform and the overall spirit of the design, featuring a crocodile dressed up in a suit, gives it a bit of a game-like look and feel, which is maybe one of the reasons why the majority of the revenues come from university students. In fact, 5% of Crokodeal subscribers (almost all of which are university students) generate 80% of its revenues. Dakki explains that these subscribers developed bidding skills after getting to know the concept, and are now managing to consistently buy items at 20% of their original value and then resell them afterwards for 80% of their original value, an easy way to make a decent amount of pocket money while in school!
In addition to paying through credit cards, the platform has implemented mobile payment through SMS packages, which was a good solution for their customer based, since not all university students own a credit card, and the MENA region still loves to pay via cash. Bids increased thanks to this service, but since operators take a 50% commission on the SMS revenues, and need up to 3-4 months to wire the money to Crokodeals, the site plans to expand soon to more credit card-friendly markets, like the UAE. "Operators need to implement micro-payment solutions to make it easier for people to buy online," says Dakki.
The Crokodeals team combines experience from both the Moroccan and Emirati e-commerce ecosystems and investing them to set higher the success chances. "Because the online market in the UAE is much more developed, we have been testing the beta version here. That process has taught us many things that we have then applied in the Moroccan market", says Dakki. "The members of our team in Morocco also bring to the table extensive experience in customer service and customer behavior, which applies in this market and throughout the region."
Clicoo was initially launched with the savings of the company founders, and the company broke even one year after its launch, once it reached 22 thousand subscribers. The company itself transitioned as well, becoming the parent company to trademarked brand Crokodeals.
Desipte the unique model, the site is not without competitors- similar platform uniqueauction.ae recently launched in the UAE, and competition is rising in Morocco. In order to differentiate themselves, the Crokodeals team is preparing to go regional, suggesting competition auctions between countries to make it more fun, and looking into funding to launch a broader marketing campaign.
Since the concept of lowest unique auction is relatively new to the region, one main challenge of the team has been educating their customers about exactly how the system works, so that they feel encouraged to come back and bid more (and they've created the below video to reveal the process). Nevertheless, funding and payment gateway solutions are still a challenge that Crokodeals (and many an e-commerce company in the region) is struggling with at the moment.
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College Hockey:Paula's picks, Frozen Four championship game: April 7, 2012
It's hard to believe that the college hockey season will be over in a matter of hours. The Frozen Four this year has been a fantastic event. Tampa has been an excellent host city — they really know what they're doing here — and even though the Alabama-Huntsville presence hasn't been very noticeable this week, I'm grateful to their hosting the event.
One of the best things about this week for me, of course, is the first-time appearance of Ferris State. I've met many great Bulldogs fans and people associated with Ferris State University. It's been nice to see neutral fans pulling for this underdog, too, and to see CCHA fans coming together behind another league team.
With the end of the college hockey season so close, suddenly CCHA folks realize how little time the league has left. There has been some sweet nostalgia, some discussion of reasons/blame, some sadness. It's fitting that the original Defenders of the Realm — the FSU Bulldogs, the team for whom I coined that phrase years ago for their consistently good nonconference play — are here to represent.
And represent they do. When Bob Daniels addressed the press after the team's light practice yesterday, he fielded questions about the speed of Boston College and compared them to the Wolverines of days gone by. "Seeing them live, seeing their speed and tenacity reminded me a bit of some of the Michigan teams we've faced in the 1990s when they were really rolling."
Then he said something that I think took people back a little. Talking about watching BC live, Daniels said, "But I'm thinking to myself that we may not be as decided an underdog as some people may think." I loved the comment.
Daniels talked about how playing in this league has prepared the Bulldogs well for this tournament. "The CCHA has speed and tenacity. By playing Michigan throughout the year, playing Miami, we feel prepared.
"The CCHA has also prepared us for playing teams like Union and Cornell, who have similar styles and approached to say a Lake Superior State or maybe a Western Michigan. So those teams give us a different dose of different styles of game.
"There are so many good coaches in the CCHA and they all play to their strengths. And so each weekend we're faced with a different team identity style. We had a number of teams ranked in the top 20 all year long so we're playing quality opponents with different styles, which allows us some confidence coming in. Hopefully that will help prepare us."
Talk about a company man — in the best sense of the word.
Tonight's championship game will go one of two ways. If Ferris State can keep the game close, a one-goal, low-scoring game going late into the third, the Bulldogs have a good chance to win. If they can frustrate BC's offense, it may be a longer night for the Eagles than the Dogs.
That's possible.
The other possibility, though — the scenario that I think is most likely — is that Ferris State will make the same kinds of mistakes as they did against Union in the first period of that game. The Dutchmen couldn't capitalize on those turnovers; the Eagles will, repeatedly. The score will be lopsided after one and then deadlocked for the rest of the game after the Bulldogs settle into their rhythm.
My pick: BC 4-0.
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If you are a fan of guitar playing then The Howard Theatre in Washington, D.C. is the place to be on Tuesday, May 13, 2014 at 8 PM. Guitar legend Robben Ford headlines the show while 14-year old guitar prodigy Bobby Paltauf opens the show. The historic, restored Howard Theatre offers a perfect place to watch and listen to all the guitar magic.
Bobby Paltauf might only be 14 but he has performed with a long list of talented musicians. The list is highlighted by Buddy Guy, Anders Osborne, Lucky Peterson, Dumpstaphunk, George Porter Jr, The Revivalists and more. Bobby has recently released his debut album Lost & Found. One can learn more about this guitar wiz kid at his website.
Robben Ford has played jazz, blues and rock. He has played with legends like Joni Mitchell, Charlie Musselwhite, Dizzie Gillespie, and Rickie Lee Jones. He played on albums for George Harrison and Bonnie Raitt. He was in groups like Blue Line, Ford Blues Band, and he released a bunch of solo albums. You can learn more about him here.
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Throughout the years access to services and how to get information related to treatment options are two of the main reasons why we developed our website. As mental health has changed throughout my career so has the manner in which people search for access to care and treatment options. Although most of the referrals are sent to us via a secured facsimile we still receive many phone calls from families and individuals with questions about who to contact for treatment, and what are the treatment options, costs, etc. Many of you and others explore treatment options and search the internet, thus the reason we developed our site and continue to upgrade information about the hospital.
This year we have embarked on training of all of the clinical staff on what we are calling a unified approach to care. Even though we serve a wide variety of individuals, who clearly have different needs, our approach to treatment should have some basic values and principles that all of the staff can follow, no matter what unit of the hospital they work.
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report from michalkolesar.net (click
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"Open rescue XXVI (March 2016) & Support Keith Mann
Few halls, gatehouse and old Škoda in front of it. Few halls and
180 000 pullets inside. So many crippled lives.
The night is dark and chilly. Sentry gives us a go. We follow
the fence. Slowly, quietly.
Once inside amidst cages, we light up our headlamps and prepare
our bags. I open cages and pull out some of those little girls.
We are out in few minutes. Thirteen chicks with us.
Support Keith Mann.
Few days ago, my friends told me about your illness. I just want
to wish you lots of strength and lots of love. There is a piece of you in each
of my rescues.
"Open rescue XXV. (January 2016)
One chilly night we climbed over a wall of one of many
concentration camps. It consists of a slaughterhouse and several sheds with
animals. Few steps, little bit of time at the door and we are in one of those
sheds. Stench, dirty birds with clipped wings, living among dead and dead among
living. Grief, anger and despair. We take four of them with us, the rest stays
behind. Four of them are safe, they will run on grass, enjoy fresh air and no
one is going to cut their throats.
We saved four of them, the rest stays behind."
anonymous report:
"Alf action for the financial damage in Velk� Ratm�rov city mink
farm. 7th
August in night, we splashed around two hundred minks by nontoxic spray. No
more, because security or owners disturbed us. (Next time you will atacked,
bastards!) Minks are still waiting for death, unfortunately. This action we
devote all jailed animals and liberators and especially for jailed Czech
anarchists from sick police action called 'operation
Fenix'. Long sentences
for us will entail more harder actions contra to you!!!! War continue.
by : New division Justice Department."
"8 hens liberated from an intensive farm / hell by human scum /
in Czech
Republic. All hens have new homes and they can live out the rest of their
lives free from fear and suffering. ALF Czech. Fight real, no social
networks !!!"
"Hey, in Czech Republic were destroyed few tree stand.
"We visited two fur farms in the last two weeks. At first were
released approximately 50 minks from cages on the farm in Doln� Cerekev (farm is
currently almost empty). During the second visit were damaged two cars and
tractor, also with using pyrotechnic mixture - thermite. On the other farm in
Velk� Ratm�rov were damaged truck, excavator and next things for managing the
anonymous report (above: ducks at the time of their rescue;
below: the ducks today):
"3 ducklings have been liberated in Czech. They have a new home
now, where they can live on a fresh air. Instead of slaughter they can live
naturally according to their needs. We could place just 3, so the rest of the
imprisoned animals stay in our minds. Go vegAn*"
"Open rescue XXIV. (January 2014)
We saved 8 battery hens lives. They are not going to die in a
cage, neither in a slaughterhouse. We took them away to the temporary place and
afterwards we brought them to their new home.
Now they can stretch their wings and can run. Instead of
artificial lighting they can see the real sun. Fresh air instead of ventilators.
Weakers can get away from strongers.
Thank you to all who participated in the rescue and to everybody
who donated some money to this efforts."
received anonymously:
"On 21st November 2013 group of ALF-Bohemia got inside to areal
of mink farm
near Jihlava city and liberated about 300 minks from farm and gave them
chance for true live. Action was successful ower good security system. Near
exit we left sign 'Stop it or die-ALF!!!' Fight for animals rights will
received anonymously (click
for additional photos):
"17 chickens have been liberated in Czech Republic. They were
freed from a factory farm shortly before they would be killed and cut into
pieces. They have a new home, where they can live until they die naturally.
Because they are so strong genetically degenerated, some of them died shortly
after they were freed... at least they could breath a bit of fresh air, hide
themselfs from the others and run in the grass.
Big support to all vegan prisoners and all activists, who don't
make compromises."
"Czech Republic � We visited a farm breeding fallow deer
and destroyed a fence at night to liberate the animals.
Fight against injustice. Fight for life. Fight for
animal liberation."
"Czech Republic � We visited a farm breeding roe deer
and destroyed a fence at night to liberate the animals.
"Czech republic � We destroyed 4 stands.
Be the change for animals. Take action now!Fight for
animals with your whole heart. Until the last breath."
"Czech republic � we destroyed a shop window of
No compromise with butchers and animal exploitation.
Fight speciesism. GO VEGAN!"
report from michalkolesar.net (click
here for
more photos from the rescue):
"Open rescue XXIII (October 2012)
12 hens were rescued from unneccessary suffering and
violent killing. They were transported to a new, safe home where they
will live in the grass, sun and fresh air. They will be able to spread
their wings and run, and the weaker ones will have the possibility to
escape the stronger ones. Send it further.
Thank you to all who participated in the rescue and to
everybody who donated some money to this effort."
"Czech RepublicA fur shop was sprayed. You can take
action too. There are many options how you can fight. Just find your way
and act.Fight against injustice. Fight for life. Fight for animal
"From Czech Republic:
On the Christmas eve, almost all people feel happy. But
what about the farm animals?
We gave them a gift. We fed a whole building of pregnant
This is our Christmas message for all:Be kind to
animals. Not only during Christmas, but also during the whole year.
Stop eating them and stop any other exploitation of
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Arabian Nights Opening Night Gala Fundraiser for Performing Arts
On Friday, Sept. 30, 2011, beginning at 6 p.m., the College of Marin Foundation and the Performing Arts Department will hold an opening night gala of their current production of Arabian Nights. Guests will ride a magic carpet into the minareted world of ancient Baghdad. There will be a wine reception and sumptuous buffet from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. followed by the production starting at 8 p.m. In keeping with the exotic theme of the evening's festivities, the Arabian Nights extravaganza will take place in the Performing Arts "Big Top" Tent Theatre located on the central lawn adjacent to the new Fine Arts Building at the Kentfield Campus. The evening will unfold with the legendary tales of Sheherezade. COM Professor Molly Noble will direct Tony-Award-winning playwright Mary Zimmerman's re-telling of the mystical 1001 tales. (The tent will serve as performance space during renovation of the Performing Arts Theatre). Seats are limited so order your tickets early. Tickets are $50 per person or $30 per person for season ticket holders. Parking is available on Circle Drive, and at the corner of Sir Francis Drake Boulevard and Laurel Dr. Contact the College of Marin Foundation for reservations at (415) 485-9657. Proceeds will benefit the COM Performing Arts Program.
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Meet the Architect for COM's New Child Study Center
College of Marin is designing a new Child Study Center that will be located at its Larkspur Annex site on Magnolia Avenue in Larkspur, CA. The college community and the general public is invited to learn more about this project, review renderings, and meet the architect at an informational meeting on Tuesday, August 30, 2011, at 7 p.m., in the Administration Center, Room AC 108, at the Kentfield Campus, 835 College Ave. For more information contact Swinerton Management & Consulting at 415-884-3139 (Main number).
Initial information on the project can be found on the college's website: http://www.marin.edu/MeasureC/presentations_and_briefings/index.htm
Personnel Actions from the August 23 Board of Trustees Meeting
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Road to Success at Kentfield and Indian Valley Campuses
The 2011 Road to Success event is taking place on the Kentfield Campus Tuesday, Aug. 30, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., and Wednesday, Aug. 31 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. This year the Indian Valley Campus will also host the Road to Success on Wednesday, Sept. 7, from 2:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Please tell your students!
Road to Success is designed to encourage all students to learn about the variety of COM student services, learning resources, programs, and academic departments available to help them succeed in their studies and programs. Kentfield Campus stops are Student Services, Health Center, Science Center, Physical Education Center, Learning Resource Center, Harlan Center, and Fine Arts. Indian Valley Campus stops are: Building 27, Building 8, and Building 17. Road to Success is sponsored by ASCOM, the Basic Skills Initiative Committee, and all student services and departments. For more information contact Cheo Massion, email@example.com or Becky Reetz at ext. 7620, email@example.com
COM to Host Veterans/Armed Forces Career Day Event
College of Marin is hosting a job fair for military veterans on Sept. 14, 2011, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., outside in the Learning Resources Center Quad area at the College of Marin Kentfield Campus located at 835 College Ave. Organizations participating in the event include: Express Employment Professionals, Marin Employment Connection/Veterans Work Force Services, and the San Francisco Veterans Association Medical Center, among others.
Blue Stars Moms, an organization that prepares and sends care packages to active service men and women, will be present to discuss services and accept donations for the troops. Music will be performed by the Air Force Jazz Trio.
Several branches of the military and law enforcement recruiters will also be on hand, including Army, National Guard, Navy, Marines, and California Highway Patrol. For more information contact Job Placement Technician Carol Perez at 415.485.9410.
Moodle Migration Timeline Update
Phase 1 of the Fall Moodle Migration was launched on Aug. 15, when approximately 90 course shells were populated with students. All former Blackboard courses—fully online and web-enhanced—and all new fully online and hybrid courses have now been migrated to Moodle.
Presently, all instructors have access to Moodle and can update their profiles and use the messaging system, whether they teach online or face-to-face classes.
Moodle shells will be available for instruction for all CRNs in spring 2012.
The Course Studio/MyCOM system that many faculty use to upload documents and to make announcements will remain in place until the end of summer session 2012. In other words, instructors can choose to use Moodle or Course Studio/MyCOM for web-enhancements until the end of summer 2012.
As of spring 2012, all fully online and hybrid courses will be taught in Moodle and all web-enhanced courses will use Moodle.
For information, please consult the Faculty FAQs.
If you need technical support, contact:firstname.lastname@example.com
Fall 2011 Moodle Training Schedule
Fall Moodle training sessions are listed below. Each session will be comprised of 30 minutes of instruction and 20 minutes of implementation. All trainings meet in the COM Library Computer Lab at the back of the Learning Resources Center on the Kentfield Campus.
If you have a Moodle shell associated with a fall 2011 course, you may wish to practice attaching documents and images during the training. Even if you do not have a fall 2011 course, you can still update your Moodle Profile and set up messaging. Please bring your MyCOM logon information and a flash drive with some of your materials; for example, you may wish to bring a headshot, a syllabus, and an assignment.
At this time, we are unable to provide Moodle sandboxes (demo shells) to instructors who are not teaching in or with Moodle in fall 2011.
RSVP to Alisa Klinger,firstname.lastname@example.com, if you plan to attend.
Additional information is available on the DE homepage.
Training Schedule
Moodle Basics
Orientation for International Students Welcomes New Students to College of Marin
On Aug. 8 and 9 an orientation for international students was held at the Kentfield Campus to welcome 17 new international students to the college. Both new F-1 credit students and students in the Intensive English Program located at Indian Valley Campus attended the event where they received vital information on succeeding in their studies at College of Marin. Students came from all over the world, including South Korea, Japan, France, El Salvador, China, and Iran.
The event, planned and hosted by Transfer, Career, and Veterans Center Technician Janice Austin, included a welcome by Vice President of Student Learning Dr. Ken Meier. After a lively icebreaker led by IEP Coordinator/Instructor Sara Oser; Dean of Enrollment Services Bob Balestreri, and Admissions and Records Technician Ellen Shaw, went over maintaining F-1 visa status and SEVIS regulations, along with a document check, and students received a demonstration on how to use the MyCOM Student Portal and register for classes.
Student Health Center Assistant Shannon Timpane, reviewed health insurance requirements and forms and finding a doctor. Dean of Student Development and Special Services Greta Siegel, assisted students with advice on academic planning, terminology, and the college Code of Conduct. Testing and placement into English and math classes was discussed by Testing/Placement Center Assistant Dee Fraites and Sara Oser compared TOEFL and IELTS testing and any advantages or disadvantages of testing formats. Tutoring and Learning Center Coordinator Becky Reetz reviewed tutoring resources available to students. Director of Student Affairs and Health Center Dr. Arnulfo Cedillo and Student Affairs Administrative Assistant Vickie Lamke, covered a variety of topics regarding student activities and campus life, including campus facilities, ASCOM clubs and Student ID cards. College athletics, including team involvement and sports/PE opportunities, was covered by Director of Physical Education and Athletics Matt Markovich. Financial Aid/Job Placement Technician Carol Perez showcased housing options and renter's insurance. Chief of Police Mitchell Lemay, and College Police Services Assistant Marco Minoia discussed the process of obtaining a California driver's license and living safely in Marin. Student Ambassadors Anahita Fallah and Juliann Tumamait, and Community Education, Lifelong Learning, and International Education Administrative Assistant Jesse Klein, made up a panel of current and former students to share advice and tips on making the transition to the college easier.
The two-day event concluded with a Kentfield Campus tour, led by Student Ambassadors. Office Technician Heather Peitz and Jesse Klein, both of Community Education, Lifelong Learning, and International Education, deserve special kudos for their excellent support in helping make this event a big success. Thank you, ASCOM, for helping with the event lunch! Sincere thanks go to all those who participated in welcoming our new international students and for sharing your expertise at this event to help these students be well-prepared for their College of Marin experience.
Have a great week!
David Wain Coon, Ed.D.
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Ohmygosh I'm so nervous. I have my first newborn session Wednesday. Just when I thought my first wasn't going to be until January I got contacted. Since I'm just starting out is a practice session so no charge if course. But I still want them to turn out great. Oh here's where I need advice. This isn't the newborn session I thought I was going to have for a first with just one baby one. Turns out my first is going to be twin boys.. Oh and they are already 10 days old so they will be 15 days old the day of the session so I'm worried. Another thing is I absolutely have no props. And am going to be borrowing blankets from a friend to use for the session since all of mine are crap lol. So any advice?? Ill take anything right now. I'm so excited but super nervous. Even though mom knows I'm not a pro and she's not paying I still want to get her some great photos. And boy am I got my bean bag is huge lol
First newborn advice.
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I'm very disappointed. But my cousin just had his baby boy yesterday so maybe they will let me use him for PBing. I told them the latest I wanted to do them was 14 days. And I have a close friend due by jan 7th who is also having a boy. My friend already already agreed but I hope my cousin does to so atleast ill still have 2 newborns.
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NYX Absolute Red Xtreme Lip CreamNYX Absolute Red Xtreme Lip Cream ($5.99) is an opaque cherry/blood red lip color with a glossy finish. NYX Xtreme Lip Creams are a lipgloss/lipstick hybrid as the product is completely opaque with one coat, yet it has the texture and shine of a gloss. I'd compare the pigmentation to OCC Lip Tars, though these are much more moisturizing.
Absolute Red is such a perfect, sexy shade of red, and I can't imagine it looking bad on anyone. It looks like a "Snow White" red with one coat and if I blot my lips with a tissue, it takes on a bright raspberry color (which is essentially what it fades to on me). With two coats, it takes on a deeper red-wine shade. It's kind of like a chameleon..
The first ingredient in this gloss is Castor Oil, so if you're familiar with it, you can imagine the consistency. It's thick and moisturizing, yet it's completely non-sticky/tacky or greasy. Also, if you're familiar with the scent of Castor Oil, that's what the gloss smells like - kind of woody/plastic-like, but I don't even notice it anymore.
The lasting power is just as really good - the red in particular is still on my lips after several hours (although it will fade slightly).
I am obsessed with NYX Xtreme Lip Creams and I'm thinking about purchasing the whole collection because I am that crazy! My favorite color for every day is the color Nude Peach Fuzz.
If you haven't tried these out, I urge you to check them out if you have access to NYX products near you. Currently NYX is 40% off at ULTA!
The Round-Up
- The perfect red (can vary with different skin tones)
- Extremely pigmented color
- Isn't sticky - comfortable on the lips
- Great lasting power - better than standard lipglosses
- Inexpensive
- Yucky smell of Castor Oil - which may only be bothersome to those sensitive to scents in lip products.


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The entire 49ers starting secondary from 2011-2012 is officially no longer with the team. It was a unit that was a top-10 pass defense during the regular season and the nature of the NFL business prevented anyone from staying on the team longterm.
Gone is Carlos Rogers, who became a cap casualty after bursting onto the scene in the 2011 season. He was initially viewed as a first-round bust of the Washington Redskins until he came off a Pro-Bowl season. The 49ers rewarded him with a four-year contract, but he became a cap casualty this month with two years remaining on his deal.
Gone is Tarell Brown, who was an underrated cornerback who earned an opportunity at CB when then-starter Shawntae Spencer was injured. He made the most of it and became a solid CB for the team for the last three years. Brown signed a one-year $3.5 million contract (all guaranteed) with the Oakland Raiders last week.
Lastly, gone is Donte Whitner, who was viewed as a safety undersized and a former first-round pick of the Buffalo Bills. As one of the more experienced safeties, Whitner helped lead the secondary with his on-field leadership and big hits, which made an impact on the games. He signed a deal with his hometown Cleveland Browns last week.
In the 2011 season, the 49ers led the league in takeaways which helped them get to an elite 13-3 record.
In addressing the secondary in free agency, Trent Baalke signed experienced veteran in Antoine Bethea to a reasonable four-year contract. While the 49ers have talked to others, they have only signed Chris Cook to a one-year contract when it comes to cornerbacks.
Like Rogers, Cook was a high-second round pick of the Minnesota Vikings who has the frame to be a good CB in the NFL. While the chances of him being a starter appear to be slim, the 49ers have faith in their coaching staff to develop once promising defensive backs. It worked well with Rogers and Whitner being inserted immediately through free agency in 2011 and secondary coach Ed Donatell can do it again.
Vic Fangio's defenses have been ranked as one of the top units in the league for the last three years. While they have lost three out of four starters, don't be surprised if the 49ers can still remain a great defense moving forward.
It's expected the 49ers will draft both a cornerback and wide receiver in May, where there should be competition to play opposite side of the newly emerged Tramaine Brock. Early candidates who could play as a starter or nickel CB are S Lamarcus Joyner (Florida State) and CB Jason Verrett (TCU) that have the versatility on defense. Darqueze Dennard (Michigan State) is another CB who is comfortable playing in the slot.
Chris Culliver could also be the nickel cornerback as he returns from a torn ACL. The NFL Draft is less than two months away and the 49ers will turn to their coaching staff to work with what they have in the upcoming 2014 season.


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Frans Van Hulle: An Office Space Should Inspire Creativity
GUEST MENTOR Frans Van Hulle, CEO of ReviMedia: I've experienced all types of office environments, and the bottom line I can draw from my experiences is that in the end it doesn't really matter what type of office environment you are in as long as it reflects your office culture and inspires you to be creative.
Most entrepreneurs start working from home. Whenever ideas are born, the first few steps include developing an idea, market research, writing a business plan etc.; all of this is mostly done within one's own four walls. While you may work from home for the first couple of months, possibly even with other people, it can be lonely and isolating. It guarantees peace and quiet, but you may need to bounce ideas off someone at some point. Also, the sofa just looks too inviting. When I worked from home for half a year back in 2008, it drove me completely nuts.
See what other startup mentors have to say about where to house your company.
Being part of an incubator is prestigious, and there are many things entrepreneurs can learn from these types of programs. One of my early startups was invited to work in an incubator subsidized by the government, and while it was an invaluable experience with steep learning curves, the program was also tied to a few conditions such as location and which trainees to hire.
The natural progression for many entrepreneurs after working from home or "graduating" from an incubator program is to move into a shared office which is what my company ReviMedia did when we first started out in New York. Shared offices are world of their own. They're creative hubs that produce originality and inspiration. Being in the company of similarly-minded people has tremendous advantages, but it can also be stifling in terms lack of space and privacy. In a co-working space, your office culture doesn't only depend on your own environment, but also on the people you share an office with. So you might have to deal with constant loud music, office pets or people with different working styles? Moreover, when my company first moved into a shared office, we always felt a little embarrassed to have clients over because our box-sized offices didn't exactly reflect our tendency to think big.
The ideal situation obviously is to have your own office because you can create your own office culture and make a good impression on the outside world. Nevertheless, there is no need to invest astronomic amounts of money into a fancy office. In fact, the most important thing when you are just starting out is to keep the costs low and not to bind yourself to long-term rental contracts. You may be moving again soon if things are going well, and you have to hire more people. Rather, it's all about creating a nice office vibe which doesn't cost too much. Think about light, furniture, accessories and low cost things that create a nice vibe, and get your creative juices flowing.


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Information in the game database is updated periodically. Below, you'll find that information compiled as pertains to Skyworks Technologies. The company may be involved as a publisher, developer or both.
ATV Quad Frenzy [November 22, 2005]
ATV Thunder Ridge Riders / Monster Trucks Mayhem [August 15, 2007]
F-24: Stealth Fighter [February 13, 2007]
Golden Nugget Casino DS [February 28, 2006]
Major League Baseball 2K7 [March 19, 2007]
Monster Trucks DS [November 23, 2005]
Original Frisbee Disc Sports: Ultimate & Golf [September 24, 2007]
Texas Hold 'Em Poker DS [November 2, 2005]
3 Games in One: Paintball Splat! / Dodgeball Dodge This! / Big Alley Bowling [October 18, 2005]
F24: Stealth Fighter [February 13, 2007]
Major League Baseball 2K7 [March 5, 2007]
Monster Trucks [November 16, 2004]
Quad Desert Fury [September 25, 2003]
Rec Room Challenge: Darts / Roll-a-Ball / Shuffle Bowl [October 12, 2005]
Texas Hold 'Em Poker [November 1, 2004]
There are numerous companies in the industry, and their names change like the weather. The information above is not particular about the finer details. Acquisitions are common, so companies with no recent listings may still be developing games under a new name. For example, DMA Design currently has a Rockstar name. Do you know of a title that is not listed above but should be? Be sure and let a staff member know. You can contact staff if you click here.
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Colcannon is kicking off their Summer Season with a free outdoor show at the Longmont Museum on Wednesday, June 25 at 6:30 p.m. The museum is at 400 Quail Street in Longmont. Make your plans to be amazed, educated, and entertained by Mick and Jean and Mike and Brian and Cynthia.
Colcannon features authentic, joyous Irish Music.... traditional with a touch of chamber music and music hall, Colcannon plays Irish music with panache, warmth and wit. Equally at home on the stage at a folk music festival or performing with a symphony orchestra, their
ageless songs and fine musicianship transport the audience to another time and place.
Colcannon has developed a distinctive, inventive, and contemporary musical style while still keeping in firm touch with
the heart and essence of traditional Irish music. Colcannon's concerts are renowned for their energy, for singer/frontman Mick
Bolger's irrepressible sense of humor and sly wit, and, of course, or the music; music that expresses flights of joy, deep sorrows, and
an unquenchable zest for life.
Mick Bolger is becoming increasingly recognized as one of the leading interpreters of traditional Irish song.He sings in both English and his native Irish (Gaelic), bringing an emotional directness and surprising depth to his material. He also plays the bodhrán (the Irish goatskin drum) and his stories and unexpected flights of humor keep audiences intrigued. Mick originally moved to the U.S. to pursue a degree in sculpture, but ended up focusing on performing traditional music. He is an avid reader and a great cook-- you can find book reviews and recipes on Mick's blog.
A fiddler of both power and finesse, Jean Bolger began playing violin at the age of six: classical music was the 'approved listening' at home. A later convert to Irish fiddle, she brings great control to her fiery playing and a firm delicacy to her subtle, nuanced accompaniments. (On the other hand, she has occasionally been known to play the accordion, and has a weakness for Irish polkas) Jean is also a prolific composer, and at one point undertaking a project of writing a new tune every day for a year. She has a website devoted to teaching Irish fiddle tunes at www.irishfiddlecoach.com.
Mike Fitzmaurice plays both guitar and acoustic bass in Colcannon. Another former visual artist, he earned a degree in painting before becoming involved in music. His musical past has run the gamut from bluegrass band to blues band to ballet orchestra. Mike's bass playing is unique in the traditional music scene, with the instrument often stepping up as an equal voice in the melodic texture- the "bass fiddle", as it were. He is also a skilled composer, and has written two full-scale works for Colcannon and symphony orchestra, "The Red Kite" and "Lusanna."
Brian Mullins originally joined Colcannon as a guitarist and mandolin player in 1994. His inventive rhythmic accompaniments are a defining aspect of the group's sound. Over the years he has incorporated more and more of his instrumental skills into the band's arrangements, playing mandocello, cittern, erhu (Chinese spike fiddle) and flute. (His collection of odd instruments is an ever-growing phenomenon) Brian is a prolific composer, and has performed and recorded with more projects than we can list. He has also toured extensively with a residency program, bringing his enthusiasm for world music and instruments to elementary school children.
Colcannon's newest member, Cynthia Jaffe has been performing in the Celtic music scene since 2002, most notably in the Colorado-based trio "County Boulder." A multi-instrumentalist with classical roots, she hails from New York and lived in New England, Denmark, Amsterdam, India, and various places between, before settling in Colorado. Long intrigued by world music, she studied classical Indian music (flute and kanjira) at Wesleyan University's World Music Program and with master teachers in Madras, India. Somehow it was inevitable that the Irish flute would especially capture her heart.


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Last week, we posed the question, "Are You Sick and Tired of Platform Stiletto Shoes?" Tamara Ecclestone is clearly saying "no" in these Christian Louboutin Daf Ankle Boots. Tamara is quite frequently photographed in the most precarious of platform stilettos – it's frankly a marvel to me that she can walk in these without being felled by a stiff breeze. If you're the type who lives for danger, you can shop Christian Louboutin at Net-a-Porter.
Ms. Ecclestone is actually in NYC doing a little wedding dress shopping – she's due to wed Jay Rutland in June. Which is a tad surprising to me, because I didn't even know she was dating anyone. (Did a little tabloid digging: Jay proposed one month after he met Tamara. This will surely end well…)


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Classic Leather Ballet Flat
J. Crew rejiggered their classic ballet flat this year by adding a cushioned insole to make the shoe more flexible and comfortable. Mission accomplished. This is your go-to shoe, duh, but the dilemma really is what color do you choose? We're partial to the orangey-red poppy, but there is a vertible rainbow of choices for you to agonize over.25 Jan, 2012 in Fashion for women
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The Age of Insight
ISBN13:by KANDEL, ERIC
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Renting is easy, fast, and cheap! Renting from eCampus.com can save you hundreds of dollars compared to the cost of new or used books each semester. At the end of the semester, simply ship the book back to us with a free UPS shipping label! No need to worry about selling it back.
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Returning books is as easy as possible. As your rental due date approaches, we will email you several courtesy reminders. When you are ready to return, you can print a free UPS shipping label from our website at any time. Then, just return the book to your UPS driver or any staffed UPS location. You can even use the same box we shipped it in!
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A brilliant book by Nobel Prize winner Eric R. Kandel, The Age of Insighttakes us to Vienna 1900, where leaders in science, medicine, and art began a revolution that changed forever how we think about the human mind-our conscious and unconscious thoughts and emotions-and how mind and brain relate to art. At the turn of the century, Vienna was the cultural capital of Europe. Artists and scientists met in glittering salons, where they freely exchanged ideas that led to revolutionary breakthroughs in psychology, brain science, literature, and art. Kandel takes us into the world of Vienna to trace, in rich and rewarding detail, the ideas and advances made then, and their enduring influence today. The Vienna School of Medicine led the way with its realization that truth lies hidden beneath the surface. That principle infused Viennese culture and strongly influenced the other pioneers of Vienna 1900. Sigmund Freud shocked the world with his insights into how our everyday unconscious aggressive and erotic desires are repressed and disguised in symbols, dreams, and behavior. Arthur Schnitzler revealed women's unconscious sexuality in his novels through his innovative use of the interior monologue. Gustav Klimt, Oscar Kokoschka, and Egon Schiele created startlingly evocative and honest portraits that expressed unconscious lust, desire, anxiety, and the fear of death. Kandel tells the story of how these pioneers-Freud, Schnitzler, Klimt, Kokoschka, and Schiele-inspired by the Vienna School of Medicine, in turn influenced the founders of the Vienna School of Art History to ask pivotal questions such as What does the viewer bring to a work of art? How does the beholder respond to it? These questions prompted new and ongoing discoveries in psychology and brain biology, leading to revelations about how we see and perceive, how we think and feel, and how we respond to and create works of art. Kandel, one of the leading scientific thinkers of our time, places these five innovators in the context of today's cutting-edge science and gives us a new understanding of the modernist art of Klimt, Kokoschka, and Schiele, as well as the school of thought of Freud and Schnitzler. Reinvigorating the intellectual enquiry that began in Vienna 1900, The Age of Insightis a wonderfully written, superbly researched, and beautifully illustrated book that also provides a foundation for future work in neuroscience and the humanities. It is an extraordinary book from an international leader in neuroscience and intellectual history.


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John Covach's December 29th column in The Plain Dealer, "Why no Yes in the Rock Hall?" offers a provocative view on the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction process. Covach correctly pointed out that the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame has not yet inducted many prog rockers. Only Genesis and Pink Floyd have made the cut, while bands like Yes, King Crimson, and Emerson, Lake & Palmer have not. But Covach uses this fact as evidence that the induction process is "rigged" and that the Rock Hall is "not primarily a historical institution." Those charges are unfair.
Prog rock's status in the Rock Hall is less about bias and corruption than it is a reflection of the changing history of the definition of rock and roll itself. From its inception, prog rock got a mixed reception. As Covach himself has shown in his book What's That Sound? An Introduction to Rock and Its History, many critics originally saw the music as pretentious and some rock fans were turned off by prog's lofty subject matter.
By drawing from classical elements, prog rock implied to some that rock itself wasn't artistically interesting or important enough to contain its complex ideas. And for many critics prog strayed too far from rock's African-American origins, reinforcing the stereotype that associated European music with the intellect and African music with the body.
For others critics and fans, prog just got out of hand. The elaborate art work, stage productions and concept albums became emblematic of rock's 1970s excesses, and a perfect target for punk rock's assault.
One could argue that these responses are, in fact, biases, but doing so shuts down an important discussion about artistic standards and objectivity. Standards for artistic merit cannot be objective, precisely because they are historically and culturally constructed.
The standard for artistic value in music, visual art, literature or any art form is fluid, shifting over time and fluctuating with cultural conditions and different audiences. At its birth, rock and roll itself was derided as primitive jungle music. Such a response was motivated by racism and the backlash of major record labels towards the economic threat of rising independent labels like Sun and Specialty.
If prog rockers considered Bo Diddley too simple, or punk rockers rejected ELP as pretentious, it's not bias. It's a debate over how to define the music and the parameters of that debate are always in flux. This is neither a problem nor a failure. While we need to be aware of how our own judgments about value are specific to our own time, interests and taste, we can never truly escape those things.
Prog rock's position in the Rock Hall is similar to heavy metal and girl groups. The Hall of Fame did not induct artists who played these styles at the outset. The Shirelles and The Ronettes were both eligible at the time of the first induction class in 1986, but weren't inducted until 1996 and 2007, respectively. Black Sabbath was eligible in 1995 but weren't inducted until 2006.
Girl group music and heavy metal were not as highly-regarded in the 1980s as they are now. As times passes, our perspective on the past changes. That's how history works.
Unfortunately, Covach did not make a case for Yes based on artistic merit—maybe his own Yes fandom got the best of him. We're all fans, and it's hard to put that aside and focus on the history we're trying to get right.
He argues that Yes should be inducted because they are popular, citing their Top 10 albums, sold out concerts and continued success in the 1980s. This is all true, but in and of itself it does not make Yes worth honoring.
Most importantly, Yes' absence in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is not evidence that the Museum isn't a historical institution. Quite the contrary, it's precisely because the Rock Hall is a historical institution that arguments for induction should be founded on musical innovation, influence, and body of work, and a strong case can be made for Yes on those grounds.
Covach accuses the Rock Hall's processes of being rigged and fraught with industry self-interest without providing any evidence other than the fact that Yes isn't inducted. The nomination process is coordinated by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Foundation in New York. The selection of Performers is a two-step process. A Nominating Committee consisting of living inductees, journalists, historians, noted musicians, and industry executives put together a ballot. Nominees are publicly announced and sent to a Voting Committee of about 600 people. Those receiving the highest number of votes are inducted into the Hall. Usually, this means five to seven new performing members each year. The Rock Hall inducts many performers and non-performers alike who no longer sell records or who may not be remembered by millions of fans, but who are important to rock history.
For anyone to claim that the Rock Hall is not a historical institution after the inductions of songwriters Jesse Stone, Mort Shuman and Otis Blackwell last year or Art Rupe this year misrepresents the Rock Hall enterprise in the interest of arguing for the value of a single artist. And although groups like Yes and The Moody Blues are not inducted, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's education initiatives, exhibits and public programs all explore these artists' music and teach people with programs like our interview last year with Yes's Jon Anderson.
All this controversy and debate is what makes telling the story of rock and roll such an interesting project. Rock fans – including me – feel a powerful sense of ownership over the music and its history. From the start, rock audiences have been uncomfortable with the idea of expertise or specialized knowledge about rock and roll. Fans of Yes and Led Zeppelin flocked to shows and bought tickets despite what the critics said. This tension will likely never get resolved, nor should it. An institution like the Rock Hall – a Hall of Fame and a Museum – lives this every day. So keep the ideas and the criticism coming, but let's not rely on false ideas about objectivity when we're making artistic judgments.


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Rated 4 out of 5 by ThatGirl Cute! Would be great for blooming teas Sometimes you just need a hot pink tea pot. This is a cute little teapot. The plastic lid parts are a bit chintzy, but for the price, what the heck? The infuser is great for loose tea, but with the clear section, I imagine it would be perfect to showcase blooming floral teas. It's a nice small pot that can brew a more loose tea with the infuser than a standard teaball allows. April 30, 2014
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Creating greater equity is urgent. This is the discussion we've been having at the New Community Visions Initiative convenings across the country. In these gatherings, we've focused (or tried to) on community goals as the outcome, and arts sector needs as a means to that end. Importantly, we're talking about equity through art, not for art. How do the arts contribute to creating more equitable places?
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Jerry Jemmott (Gregg Allman, Aretha Franklin) shares his wisdom along with genre-bending renditions of \Row, Row, Row Your Boat.\
Summer NAMM 2016: Jackson Releases New Artist Signature Models
Summer NAMM 2016: D'Angelico Guitars to Release Strings Engineered by D'Addario
Summer NAMM 2016: IK Multimedia launches iKlip A/V
123creative.com Releases Uptempo Vinylistic Breaks - Drum Breaks and Loops
Spitfire Audio Introduces Glass and Steel Library
VerveTronix Intros Mojo USB MIDI Foot Controller
Cakewalk Announces SONAR 2016.06 Update
Casio to Showcase Portfolio of Digital Pianos at Summer NAMM
Dave Smith Announces OB-6 Desktop Analog Synth Module
Taylor Announces Redesigned 700 and New 800 Deluxe Series
Fender Custom Shop Launches "80 Proof" Blues Junior Amp
Eric Clapton Premieres "Stones in My Passway" Music Video
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I have wordpress installed and permalink structure set to /%postname%/
In addition to WordPress folders, I also have a public_html/beta folder where I wanted to copy the same site and test some unreleased features.
However, whenever I navigate to http://mysite.com/beta , I get the WordPress message saying "Sorry, but you're looking for something that isn't there".
So the question is how do I make the folder take higher priority/preference than the wordpress slugs? :/
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Wife: "How would you describe me?"
Husband: "ABCDEFGHIJK."
Wife: "What does that mean?"
Husband: "Adorable, beautiful, cute, delightful, elegant, fashionable, gorgeous, and hot."
Wife: "Aw, thank you, but what about IJK?"
Husband: "I'm just kidding!"
A child asked his father, "How were people born?" So his father said, "Adam and Eve made babies, then their babies became adults and made babies, and so on." The child then went to his mother, asked her the same question and she told him, "We were monkeys then we evolved to become like we are now." The child ran back to his father and said, "You lied to me!" His father replied, "No, your mom was talking about her side of the family."
A lady goes to the doctor and complains that her husband is losing interest in sex. The doctor gives her a pill, but warns her that it's still experimental. He tells her to slip it into his mashed potatoes at dinner, so that night, she does just that. About a week later, she's back at the doctor, where she says, "Doc, the pill worked great! I put it in the potatoes like you said! It wasn't five minutes later that he jumped up, raked all the food and dishes onto the floor, grabbed me, ripped all my clothes off, and ravaged me right there on the table!" The doctor says, "I'm sorry, we didn't realize the pill was that strong! The foundation will be glad to pay for any damages." "Nah," she says, "that's okay. We're never going back to that restaurant anyway."
A husband exclaims to his wife one day, "Your butt is getting really big. It's bigger than the BBQ grill!" Later that night in bed, the husband makes some advances towards his wife who completely brushes him off. "What's wrong?" he asks. She answers, "Do you really think I'm going to fire up this big-ass grill for one little weenie?"
Bob was in trouble. He forgot his wedding anniversary. His wife was really angry. She told him "Tomorrow morning, I expect to find a gift in the driveway that goes from 0 to 200 in 6 seconds AND IT BETTER BE THERE!" The next morning he got up early and left for work. When his wife woke up, she looked out the window and sure enough there was a box gift-wrapped in the middle of the driveway. Confused, the wife put on her robe and ran out to the driveway, brought the box back in the house. She opened it and found a brand new bathroom scale. Bob has been missing since Friday.


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These days, it may not be a midnight ride, but Boston florists will be sure to deliver your flowers all across town.
One of the oldest cities in the United States, Boston was founded in 1630 by Puritan Colonists from England. Both the Boston Tea Party and the Boston Massacre took place in the city during the 18th century American Revolution when the thirteen colonies banded together to break free of British Rule.
The population began to grow in the 1820's with the arrival of European settlers. By the mid 1800's there were 35,000 Irish immigrants living in the city and by 1880, Boston was also home to French Canadians, Russians, and Italians among other nationalities.
Boston Commons was developed in 1640 and was the nation's first public park. The first public library was established in 1653, and perhaps the most significant first for the city was the development of the nation's first subway. 95% of the original system is still used today.
There are several conventions and trade shows in Boston each year helping the city's tourism industry earn an estimated $8 billion annually. The New England Spring Flower Show was the world's longest running floral show and up until 2008, had been a yearly event for 137 years. Boston flower enthusiasts and floriculture industry professionals would head to the Boston flower show in eager anticipation of the upcoming spring season. Boston flower shop owners, event planners and Boston flower farmers would attend in high numbers to view the latest in floral design and growing techniques. Winter weary locals desperate to see flowers in Boston after a dreary cold season also eagerly anticipated the yearly event.
In 2008, the Massachusetts Horticultural Society announced that there would not be a 2009 show and didn't know when or if the event would ever return. The reason for the cancellation was largely due to the financial hardship the Horticultural Society was experiencing. Many blame the trouble on fiscal irresponsibility and mismanagement of funds. In addition to providing education for Boston florists and other industry insiders, the show also provided endless networking opportunities for Boston flower shop owners to mingle with area event planners and growers.
After a year without a show, the Paragon Group has stepped in and now puts on a Boston Flower show in the spring. They've kept the Horticultural Society involved by allowing them to organize a floral competition and design an exhibition garden. The floral design contest features entries from all over New England including top Boston flower designers. Several Boston florists also submit entries, as do amateurs who arrange flowers in their spare time as a hobby. Although not the grand event of years past, Boston flower industry professionals are thankful that there is at least some remnant of one of the city's most loved trade shows.
Sending flowers to loved ones is easy when there are great, reliable local Revere florists and Milton flower shops available to help. Our wonderful Quincy florists and flower shops in Jamaica Plain can provide local flower delivery to Boston and nearby areas. You want to trust local Norwood flower shops or florists in Newton to send the freshest flowers available. Count on flower shops in Brighton or Cambridge florists to deliver hand-arranged flower bouquets right to your doorstep. Professional flower delivery from our florists in Brookline and local Dorchester flower shops is sure to add a personal touch to your floral gift.
Deep in their root, all flowers keep the light.- Theodore Roethke
Are we, finally, speaking of nature or culture when we speak of a rose (nature), that has been bred (culture) so that its blossoms (nature) make men imagine (culture) the sex of women (nature)?It may be this sort of confusion that we need more of.- Michael Pollan
Belladonna:In Italian, a beautiful lady,In English a deadly poison.- Ambrose Bierce
When you take a flower in your hand and really look at it, it's your world for the moment.I want to give that world to someone else.Most people in the city rush around so, they have no time to look at a flower.I want them to see it whether they want to or not.- Georgia O'Keeffe
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Not much is known about Nicholas Dove except that his son, Thomas Dove, Jr. was born in 1740 in Richmond County, North Carolina, in the New World and began the American family of Doves. It is likely that his wife, Anna Dorothy (last name unknown) and their children moved to Warren County, Georgia sometime after 1760.
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Michael, curious to know where you found your research for the Jacob Dove father of Benjamin Dove Sr. I have already bought your book, you can check your records, Terry Tate 2611 Bens Branch Drive, Kingwood Texas 77339.
I am under the impression through family records that Benjamin Dove Sr's father was Nicholas Dove, I am sure you have heard this over and over again. Are you familiar with any Hugh Dove Families? I am on the search for a Hugh Dove Line on Nicholas Dove, possibly a brother.
Thank You for your time, Terry Tate firstname.lastname@example.com GGGGG Grandson of Nicholas Dove B.1742 d. 1848.
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Oct. 28, 2004
Move over Floyd, there's a new kid in town and he joins a family of 15 other traveling trophies awarded in games pitting Big Ten Conference foes. University of Iowa Director of Athletics Bob Bowlsby and Wisconsin AD Barry Alvarez introduced the new "The Heartland Trophy." The bronzed bull will be awarded to the winner of the football game played each season between the two institutions.
"We're delighted to introduce this traveling trophy to all Hawkeye and Badger fans," said Bowlsby. "The Iowa-Wisconsin series has always been one of the most competitive and hard fought series' in college football. The bull on the top of the trophy symbolizes the kind of games that have been typical when the schools meet. It's a trophy that will be treasured by the winning team each year."
"This trophy is a terrific opportunity to further showcase a great Midwestern college football rivalry," said UW Director of Athletics and Head Coach Barry Alvarez. "Having served on the football staffs at both institutions, I'm very aware of how much the match-up means to fans as well as student-athletes of both schools. Playing for the Heartland Trophy adds another dimension to what is already a highly anticipated annual competition for college football bragging rights."
"The series between Iowa and Wisconsin is one of the best in college football. The series has always meant a lot to both schools and this trophy will add to the intensity and importance of each game in the series."
Iowa Head Coach Kirk Ferentz
The Heartland Trophy becomes the third traveling trophy that Iowa football teams play for. The Hawkeyes already have in their trophy case, as a result of victories in the last year, Floyd of Rosedale (Iowa-Minnesota) and the Cy-Hawk Trophy (Iowa-Iowa State). The Heartland Trophy will become the second trophy game for the Badgers. Wisconsin has been playing for Paul Bunyan's Axe against Minnesota since 1948.
The Heartland Trophy, like all the other Big Ten traveling trophies, will remain with the winner until the next game. The trophy will officially be unveiled in pre-game ceremonies Nov. 20 when Iowa entertains Wisconsin inside historic Kinnick Stadium.
The trophy was designed and crafted by artist and former UI football player Frank Strub. An Iowa City native, Strub won a freshman numeral with the Hawkeyes in 1951. Strub is now retired and living in Des Moines.
"My wife (Pat) and I wanted to give something back in appreciation of our college days" said Strub. "I think the Wisconsin-Iowa football series is something that typifies all that is good in college life. Pat and I are eternally grateful for all that we experienced as a result of our college days."
The Big Ten's newest traveling trophy is 30 inches tall, 36 inches long and 18 inches deep. The bull is mounted on a base made of walnut, a specie of wood native to both Wisconsin and Iowa. The trophy was cast in Wisconsin and already has the scores of all previous games between the two schools inscribed on it.
The Iowa-Wisconsin series has been the closest and most competitive of all Big Ten series. The teams have met 79 times and the Badgers lead the all-times series by a 39-38-2 margin. Iowa won last year's game played in Madison by a 27-21 margin.
"The series between Iowa and Wisconsin is one of the best in college football," said Iowa Head Coach Kirk Ferentz. "The series has always meant a lot to both schools and this trophy will add to the intensity and importance of each game in the series."
This is the first traveling trophy introduced to Big Ten competition since the Governor's Victory Bell (Penn State-Minnesota) and the Land Grant Trophy (Penn State-Michigan State) were introduced in 1993.


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A Lithonia man was arrested for his wife's murder several hours after he reported her missing in DeKalb County.
Mr. Valance Taylor, 42, was charged with murder and transported to the DeKalb County jail early Wednesday morning, according to DeKalb County police.
The investigation began around 8 a.m. Tuesday when M. Taylor reported his 34-year-old wife missing, telling officers he hadn't seen her since the day before, police spokesman Capt. Steve Fore said.
"He said it was uncharacteristic of her to go missing," Capt. Fore said.
Around 5 p.m., some children found Mrs. Anisa Taylor inside her vehicle at Salem Park. Something about the woman appeared odd and they tried to get her attention.
"'Hey lady, you okay?'"
The woman didn't answer and they called 911, Capt. Fore said.
Police along with the DeKalb County Medical Examiner's Office responded to the scene. The medical examiner's office determined the woman was killed, but police have declined to release the cause of death.
Mr. Taylor remained in jail Thursday without bond, according to booking records.
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Contributing photographer Eddie Pearson shares last night's Bleep:10 party featuring Modeselektor with us through his lens. Enjoy!
Photo: Black Rock Coalition (Santana Retrospective Redux) @ Joe's Pub, NYC – April 8
Photos by Eddie Pearson
The Black Rock Coalition brought together a dynamic tribute to Carlos Santana at Joe's Pub. The show featured an hour and a half of Santana's biggest hits as well as some special guests, including Vernon Reid (of Living Colour) and local Brooklyn Guitarist Marcus Machado.
Photo: Kelela @ Rough Trade, NYC – April 3
Winter Music Conference Refuels a Love for Music
Photos and words by Jen Diaz
The energy was undeniable at this year's Winter Music Conference (WMC) as the streets of Miami flooded with tourists, fans and music lovers alike. You can feel the baselines thump and the loud cheers from Wynwood to Ocean Drive.
Once you get settled and decide on all of the events you want to attend, you begin to realize the choices are infinite and the excitement starts to kick in. At every corner you can immediately tell things are about to get live!
Leaving the cold wintry mix in New York is the best decision you can make, especially when you land to an announcement of clear skies at about 82 degrees. Once the thought of sunshine settles, the chaos of pool parties, day events and beach days comes next. My week was spent alongside two genuine and talented one-of-a-kind music appreciators Miami native, DJ Wasabi and Brooklyn native, DJ Spinna. Passionate discussions on vinyl, house music and the classics were in full swing.
Phantogram Turn Up Oakland's Fox Theater
Photos by Kola Shobo
Words by Brandon Diaz
Hot off the presses with their second full-length release entitled Voices, the Upstate New York duo brought that boom to a sold out room.
The night kicked off with a mild dose of dream pop by opener White Sea. Fronted by the sultry M83 vocalist, Morgan Kibby, their 80's-esque tunes wafted through the theater as the cool kids piled in quickly, eager to be close for the headliners. The trio played a near seamless set of agreeable tunes, including "Mountaineer," just mellow enough to classify as chill, but gallant enough to command attention through bold falsettos, and confident drumming.
But even with garnering fair attention from an audience eager for the main event, the showstopper of White Sea's set wasn't their nocturnal, yet dancy "Cannibal Love," but rather Kibby's gold Wonder Woman belt and midnight purple pants-gown that drew eyes to the stage.
…and then there was that one group.
With her donning a cropped black and white leather jacket and him sporting crisp white button up and classic Fender guitar, Sarah Barthel, and Josh Carter, better known as Phantogram, brought their unparalleled sound machine to a very excitable Oakland crowd.
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Winter in Wisconsin is a dry time. As the temperature drops the air can hold less moisture. Dry cold winds stress the body as it tries to keep the skin moist and protected from the elements. This applies to more than those outdoor enthusiasts. Indoor air also becomes more dry as heating systems draw dry air in from the outside and recycle that air around living environments. Even with humidifiers, many people see winter as a time when they have problems with dry skin. If dryness is severe there can also be sinus dryness, cough, dry hair and dryness in various mucosal membranes. Dry sinuses without enough protective mucous can make a person more susceptible to a common cold.
Some people are more susceptible to the situation than others. Women who are between the ages of 40 and 60 tend to have more problems with dryness as their bodies adapt to changes in the reproductive system. Some people are naturally dry, and some people work in environments that are also dry. (airline flight attendants, warehouse workers, particularly freezer warehouses) For people who are especially susceptible to the affects of dry air, there are things that can be done to help the body deal with the situation.
- Increase the oils in the diet- nut and seed oils help the body seal up the skin and protect it from the effects of dry air. Adding oils can be as simple as using flavored oils on bread, or adding more oils to foods when cooking or adding nuts and seeds to meals or snacks.
- Use moisturizers and lip balms to protect exposed skin- protecting exposed skin from moisture loss allows the body to preserve more moisture in the body and better nourish the whole body.
- Use a scarf and other clothing to protect the body from too much dry winter wind
- Stay hydrated- drink lots of water. Water is still the best way to hydrate the body.
Make sure that living and working environments have some humidity in the air. If you get regularly shocked by static electricity, then the air is too dry. Use a humidifier or find other ways to increase the amount of humidity in the air. If simple changes are not enough then there are herbal formulas that are specific to helping the body manage the moisture levels of the body. Talk to a nationally board certified herbalist to find the herbal medicines that are best at helping your body manage the dry winter weather.


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Nov. 7, 2002
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who led UCLA to three national championships in the 1960s, and Tex Winter, a former USC player who innovated the triangle offense, are among 10 inductees to the Pacific-10 Conference basketball hall of honor.
Abdul-Jabbar later played 20 years in the NBA, where he is the only six-time MVP.
Winter, 80, is in his fourth season as a Los Angeles Lakers assistant and his 56th consecutive season as either a college or pro coach.
The other honorees to be inducted during the men's Pac-10 tournament in March are: