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California Native American Day was established as an official state holiday in 1998. Today, all California schools recognize the fourth Friday in September as the official Native American holiday.
UCSD's California Native American Day Celebration Committee promotes events to enhance the relationship between San Diego's tribal communities and UCSD students, staff, and faculty. All events are free and open to the public.
California Native American Day Celebration Kickoff
Program: Blessing, Welcome remarks, Bird Singing, Creation Story Workshop
Date: Friday, Sept. 25, 2015
Time: Noon – 2:00 p.m. (lunch/ program noon – 1 p.m., workshop 1–2 p.m.)
Location: International Center
Contact: email@example.com
Native Community Welcome Dinner
Co-sponsored by Native American Student Association and Chancellor's Office
Date: Friday, October 9, 2015
Time: 6:30–8:30 p.m.
Location: Cross-Cultural Center, Comunidad Room (map)
Contact: Native American Student Alliance
Description: Welcome dinner for alumni, Native American students, and Chancellor's Fellows.
Running Grunion — Abel Silvas
Abel Silvas will combine comedy, storytelling, and mime, offering an interpretation of Native American history and culture from past to present.
Date: Oct. 27, 2015
Time: 9:00–11:00 a.m., 4 performances as follows:
- First performance: 9–9:20 a.m. in rooms 1A, 1B, 2A, 2B
- Second performance: 9:30–9:50 a.m. in rooms 5 and 6
- Third performance: 10–10:30 a.m. in rooms 3 and 4
- Fourth performance: 10:40–11 a.m. in rooms 7, 8, and Mesa
Location: Early Childhood Education Center (map)
Contact: ECEC, (858) 246-0927
Description: Abel Silvas will combine comedy, storytelling and mime, offering an interpretation of Native American history and culture from past to present at UC San Diego's Early Childhood Education Center.
Tradition by Moderns: Native American Women Artists in California
Month-long exhibit curated by UCSD undergraduates
Date: Open throughout November, Wednesdays-Sundays
Time: Noon – 4 p.m.
Location: Women's Museum of California, Liberty Landing, 2730 Historic Decatur Road, Barracks 16
Contact: Ross Frank, email@example.com
Description: There is much to be gained from listening to another perspective when understanding historical and social realities. Although Native women have always played an integral role in indigenous culture, their stories are not as well known because other historical narratives have taken precedent. To illustrate the visual sovereignty established by Native American women artists in California, we present these selected works by Eva Salazar, Jean Lamarr, Jamie Okuma, Hulleah J. Tsinhnahjinnie, and Joyce, Juanita and Jessa Rae Growing Thunder-Fogarty. Native women artists, like those whose work form the focus of this exhibit, have found ways to strengthen their messages and culture through their art.
The exhibition is organized by the Woman's Museum of California and curated by nine students enrolled in the Representing Native America course at the University of California, San Diego, led by Ross Frank, Associate Professor in the Department of Ethnic Studies.
Native American Student Research Symposium
Hosted by the Graduate Division
All undergraduates are welcome — to reserve a seat call (858) 822-3536.
Date: Thursday, Nov. 5, 2015
Time: 5–7 p.m.
Location: Cross-Cultural Center, Communidad room (map)
Contact: Elisa Maldonado, firstname.lastname@example.com
Description: Presentation of research relating to Native America and Indigenous peoples and issues and discussion of the UCSD Tribal Initiative for graduate applicants.
Colloquium: Professor Amy Lonetree (UCSC)
Indigenizing Museums and the Move Toward Decolonization: Successes and Ongoing Challenges
Native American-Indigenous Studies Series, Department of Ethnic Studies
Date: Wednesday, Nov. 18, 2015
Time: 6–8 p.m.
Location: 107 Social Science Building
Contact: email@example.com
Description: The relationship between Indigenous communities and mainstream museums has changed significantly in recent decades as a result of Indigenous activism and new museum theory and practice. These changes include the sharing of curatorial authority, collaborative partnerships, and efforts to decolonize museums. Lonetree's research examines the current state of contemporary exhibition practices at both national and tribal museums. Central to her analysis is exploring how museums can serve as sites of decolonization through honoring Indigenous knowledge and worldview, and discussing the hard truths of colonization in exhibitions in an effort to promote healing and understanding.
Native American Film Festival
Film: The Activist
with a talk back by actor Tonantzin Carmelo (Tonva | Kumeyay)
Co-sponsored by Native American Council and Cross-Cultural Center
Date: Wednesday, Nov. 18, 2015
Time: 5:00 – 7:30 p.m.
Location: Cross-Cultural Center, Comunidad Room (map)
Contact: Nancy Magpusao, email@example.com
Description: A political thriller during the Wounded Knee insurrection in 1973. Two activists are arrested and held in custody in a sheriff's office. They will meet a Nixon advisor, a lawyer, a senator and a movie star who is also an activist.
Keynote Speaker: Persephone Hooper (Yomba Band Shoshone, USD, UCSD alum)
"We" Not "I": the Importance of CommUNITY in the Lives of Native Students, Faculty, and Staff
Co-sponsored by the Department of Ethnic Studies 25th Anniversary Events
Date: Thursday, Nov. 19, 2015
Time: 6–8 p.m.
Location: Cross-Cultural Center, Communidad room (map)
Contact: email@example.com
Description: Community is a central aspect of the Native American experience on and off reservations. In order for Native students, staff, and faculty to flourish and succeed in a college environment, there must be a concerted effort to create spaces and programs on campus that foster a sense of belonging. Perse Lewis will provide insights on the importance of creating, strengthening, and sustaining a Native community on college campuses.
Stories from the Indian Boarding School
By the Native Voices Artists Ensemble
Co-sponsored by the Department of Ethnic Studies 25th Anniversary Events and Department of Theatre and Dance
Date: December 1, 2015
Time: 7 p.m.
Location: Dance Studio 3, Molli and Arthur Wagner Dance Building
Contact: Julie Burelle, firstname.lastname@example.com
Description: Based on first person narratives, videos and historical documents, this touching, funny, and gritty collection of stories depict the reality and repercussions of the American Indian Boarding School system from the later 1800s to the present. Children were often forcibly taken to off reservation schools hundreds of miles across the continent to break tribal ties and authority. The motto of the schools, coined by General Richard H. Pratt, was "Kill the Indian, save the man" which translated into blotting out all language, tradition, culture, and familial ties. The American Indian Boarding School system was devastating to children and their families – the effects of which can still be felt today. (Fringe program.)
Poetic Landscapes: Indigenous Spoken Word and Storytelling - A Cabaret Night
Co-sponsored by the Department of Ethnic Studies 25th Anniversary Events and Native American Student Association
Date: March 1, 2016
Time: 7-9 p.m.
Location: The Loft
Contact: Julie Burelle, firstname.lastname@example.com
Description: Organized by Professors Gloria Chacon (Literature) and Julie Burelle (Theatre and Dance), this evening of poetry, spoken word, and storytelling by Indigenous writers and performers features a variety of emergent and established artists from local communities reading their own work, or selections from other Indigenous writers from other areas of the world. Participants include: Gordon Johnson (Cahuilla Cupeno), Preston Arrow-Weed (Quechan), The Rincon Youth Storytellers, and others on and off campus.
California Native American Day High School Art & Essay Contest
Entrees accepted from March 1 through April 4, 2016
Award presentation: At the 6th Annual UCSD Powwow, May, 2016
Application materials (available February 2016): http://eaop.ucsd.edu/essays/index.html
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
Description: Essay and Art contest for high school students with a winner for group: 9-10th, 11-12th, Tribally enrolled members, and a grand prize incentive scholarship. Essay topic will be posted in February 2016.
UCSD 6th Annual Powwow
Sponsored by Native American Student Alliance
Date: May 21-22, 2016
Location: Warren Field
Contact: Julie Burelle, firstname.lastname@example.com
Description: We invite the entire campus community to take part in UC San Diego's 6th Annual Powwow on Saturday, May 21, 2016 and Sunday, May 22, 2016 at Warren Field. The Powwow is free and open to the public and is coordinated and led by UC San Diego's Native American Student Alliance (NASA). It is held to honor the heritage, culture, and traditions of Native Americans. More information on the Powwow.
Essay Contest winners will be announced.
Center for the Investigation of Health and Educational Disparities (CiHED), Council of Coordinators of Student Activities, Council of Provosts, Cross Cultural Center, Department of Ethnic Studies 25th Anniversary Committee, Department of Theatre and Dance, Early Academic Outreach Program, Early Childhood Education Parent's Advisory Board, Graduate Division, Native American Alumni Chapter, Native American Student Alliance, Office of the Chancellor, Office of the Vice Chancellor for Equity, Diversity, & Inclusion, Office of the Vice Chancellor for Resource Management and Planning, Office of the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs, Student Educational Advancement, Student Promoted Access Center for Education and Service (SPACES), and Welcome Week 2015.
Community Sponsors & Partners
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Weil: Average safe and healthy weight loss is 1 to 2 pounds per week and not more. Your doctor can help you decide how much weight if any, you need to lose. For instance, if you're 6 feet tall and 140 pounds, you do not need to lose any weight. These are issues you should discuss with your doctor before going on any weight loss plan.
In general, three to five days of aerobic exercise and two to three days of resistance exercise is desirable, and then paying attention to your diet and calorie intake. You can also discuss your diet with your doctor or even check in with one of the dieticians on the WebMD web site if you have more diet-related questions.
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CHICAGO -- While general manager Stan Bowman and coach Joel Quenneville are already looking ahead to next season, Chicago Blackhawks fans got another chance to celebrate the team's Stanley Cup title.
During the second day of the annual Blackhawks Fans Convention on Saturday, one of the most popular sessions was a recap of last season's record-breaking start that had close to 1,000 fans and featured Quenneville, forward Bryan Bickell and Conn Smythe winner Patrick Kane.
The Blackhawks set an NHL record for best start to a season without a loss in regulation, going 21-0-3 before their first loss in the 25th game of the 48-game lockout-shortened regular season.
"I don't think anyone envisioned we'd have a streak like that starting the season," Kane said. "People started talked about us and it kind of got the team jacked up and fired up to actually do something special and create history."
Added Bickell: "It was an epic start and we were just happy to be part of it."
The Blackhawks started with 10 of their first 12 games on the road.
"We knew it was important to start off hot," Kane said. "As the streak went on, we just tried to embrace every game. We wanted to enjoy it and keep winning. That's what we said before every game, to try to keep this thing going and extend it more and more games. ... Throughout those 24 games, it was a hell of a ride."
The tone for the championship season was set in the season opener at Los Angeles, when the Kings lifted the banner for winning the Stanley Cup in the previous season.
"It certainly was a great way to begin any season," Quenneville said of spoiling the Kings' ceremonies with a 5-2 win. "Getting off on that first road trip on a real positive note put us in a great way.
"When you look back over the beginning of the season, every guy was playing well. As a coach, you couldn't ask for a better set of circumstances. Everything seemed to work."
The Hawks lost their first game in regulation in Game 25, falling 6-2 at Colorado.
"After that first loss at Colorado, I told the guys it was amazing and remarkable what we did in the first half of the season, we should be proud of what we accomplished and move forward," Quenneville said.
On a personal note, Bickell was asked about his pending marriage next week.
"Planning a wedding in Europe (he played overseas during the NHL lockout and couldn't help his fiancee with wedding plans) was tough, we didn't have phones, we only used emails," he said. "Even during the playoff crunch, she'd be like, `Hey, can you help me?' I said, `No, I've got to concentrate.'
"Right after hockey was over, she was right there waiting for me to say, `OK, let's go into wedding mode.' I've got a week left so I'm going to fight through it."
During another session, Bowman said keeping Kane and team captain Jonathan Toews is "priority No. 1. If you look back, those are the two guys that put us back on the map. They're incredible players ... are still young and, believe it or not, really haven't hit the prime of their career yet. We're going to make sure they're Blackhawks for a long, long time."
The three-day convention ends Sunday.
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- Boston dealt a blow to Florida, while other Eastern playoff contenders looked to keep pace.
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| Bailee and her friend Peyton List were at Selena Gomez's Los Angeles Concert for the Revival Tour on July 8th. While they were there, the girls also stopped by a private event hosted by Call It Spring.
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| Billboard sent Bailee to the Hollywood Boulevard to interview fans of different music artists for their 2016 Fan Army Face-Off. If you're interested in participating, you can vote here.
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| I've added photos of all the events Bailee has attended in the past few months (April - June).
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| Here's the trailer for "Annabelle Hooper and the Ghosts of Nantucket", the film Bailee produced and starred in!
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As her production debut Annabelle Hooper And The Ghosts Of Nantucket nears its June premiere during the Nantucket Film Festival, Good Witch actress Bailee Madison has lined up her second effort as a producer with the military family drama Cowgirl's Story. As with Annabelle Hooper, Madison will also star in Cowgirl's Story, which tells the story of high school cowgirls who must hold down the home front while their military parents are on duty in Afghanistan.
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Those light therapy boxes cost like $400, so if you weren't depressed before you definitely will be after you shell out that much.
A "light therapy box" is just a fancy-schmancy version of a standard flourescent lighting fixture, which you can buy at any industrial supply or Home Depot type warehouse store for a lot less than $400.
Also, many office supply stores carry full-spectrum UV flourescent desk lamps for around $20 - I'm sitting underneath one right now.
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Craig Morgan (right) and Jay Bush
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- One 4–5 pound chicken, split in half along the backbone
- 1 gallon water
- 1 cup salt
- 1 cup brown sugar
- 2 tbsp. fresh thyme
- 2 tbsp. fresh rosemary
- 2 tbsp. thyme
- 2 tbsp. oregano
- 1 tbsp. kosher salt
- 2 tbsp. granulated garlic
- ¼ cup maple sugar or brown
- sugar
- 1 tsp. chili powder
- 1 tsp. cayenne pepper
- Pour water, salt, sugar and herbs into a large bowl and add the chicken, making sure it's under the surface. Brine overnight for a minimum of four hours.
- Drain, rinse and pat the chicken dry. Discard brine.
- Place rub ingredients in a bowl and mix well.
- Preheat smoker or grill to between 225° and 240°.
- Brush chicken with oil or spray with cooking spray, then apply the rub.
- Place both halves on smoker or barbecue grill and cook for one hour. Turn over and rotate chicken halves 180° and continue cooking.
Chicken is done when a meat thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the breast registers 150°. Cover chicken and let rest for 10–15 minutes. Cut in quarters and serve.
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Landscape/city image done for Rite Publishing during the summer.
Interesting and somehow creepy... Will the mountains at the left and right grow faces, too and eat those cities up?
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The Human Jungle(1965)
Gifted and compassionate psychiatrist Dr. Roger Corder spends his life analysing others.
By: Richard Williams.
Updated: 3rd June, 2016.
Updated: 3rd June, 2016.
Starring: Herbert Lom, Margaret Lockwood and James Villiers
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Physician-Patient CommunicationThe two most common complaints with all cancer patients is fear of the unknown and failure of communication with their doctor. These are both absolutely normal, and no one is to blame. The doctor doesn't know what the patient is afraid of or wants to know, and the patient, having never been there, doesn't know what to ask. Furthermore, often the patient does not hear what the doctor says.
Since this book is being written for you, there are two specific things you can do to improve communications between you and your physician. First, whenever you are with your doctor, not only should you have a friend or family member present to help ask the questions and understand the answers, but you should have a tape recorder so that you can play it back at a later time when you can concentrate on what was said and not be under stress. No physician should object to a tape recorder because that is like saying he is not honest and would not want to admit what he said. If the physician is concerned with a potential lawsuit, he may want to have his own recorder operating simultaneously to avoid the possibility of an edited tape.
Secondly, you can nicely and politely but firmly insist that your doctor spend sufficient time with you to thoroughly answer all your questions and explain what may lie ahead of you between now and the time of your next visit. For this purpose, it is best that you have all your questions written out so that you can hand them to your doctor. This will save your rambling, repeating and omitting what you want to know. It will also let your doctor answer them all in a logical sequence in the time he has.
Important to recovery is your doctor's way of communicating with you about your disease. Many physicians now believe that if they instill a sense of confidence and hope in their patients, these patients will do better. A physician can easily communicate negativity to a patient by what he says, tone of voice or even line of sight. When a doctor dejectedly says, "There's not much more that we can do," you're likely to feel helpless. If you are told that despite the seriousness of your illness, there are treatments for it and one of them might improve your condition, the physician can still remain honest without dashing your spirits.
An article in the August 29, 1985 issue of "The New England Journal of Medicine" states that "According to surveys, at least 70% of doctors now believe in telling people the truth about their cancers, as compared with 82% who practiced oppositely only 24 years ago."
It further advises physicians, "To begin, if you take time to talk with people, not at them, your story will be heard...One session may not be enough. Doctors who wish to retain more than 5% of a lecture's content must go over its material more than once - preferably soon, and again after a day - so why not patients?... You shouldn't tell more than you know. Admissions of ignorance confirm your knowledge. A patient or family member may ask you to peer into the future... you may wish to guess, extrapolate from what has gone on or invoke prior experience.. resist if you can.
"Matter-of-factness is crucial. Pity and sympathy are distancing; they separate the giver from the receiver by emphasizing the differences in their lots. People in desparate trouble need sharing instead, which they get from the acknowledgment in your words of what they are up against, the promise in your attentiveness that you'll be there, and the declaration in your attitude that you and they are fellow wayfarers...
"Most important, keep people in charge. To usurp the role is tempting for either a physician or family member, but it will be one of a physician's less noble acts.
"The alternative to the approach of sharing the burden while promoting independence is to decide for oneself or with the family what to do. It often means complicated lying. Sometimes it means deciding to forgo treatment for someone entitled to make that decision. Worse, it means arrogating to oneself or a family member the decision about how someone will face death, and in the process making him or her subordinate and childlike. And it means saying things that inevitably will be contradicted by events, bringing an increasing portion of isolation and mistrust to someone who, more and more, will need their opposites. It must be especially hard to decline while everyone, including oneself, pretends it's not happening, or that it is for reasons too dreadful to be discussed.
"I would make four points. The first is that we doctors are not wise enough to tell in advance who should not be told. We sense who would be difficult to tell, but that is a different matter, having as much to do with ourselves as our patients.
"The second point is that shielding is ultimately impossible and that the price of its temporary achievement is an enduring sense of betrayal. Once lied to, even supposedly in their own interest, people will not trust fully again. And the lie is inevitably discovered.
"The third is that even if we knew whom to shield and could carry it off, we still should not. Not only is lying wrong in an abstract sense, though one may argue over possible exceptions, but in this instance it is especially so.
"Finally, we physicians need to look further into ourselves, and to ask, when we falter at telling bad news or manage its consequences badly, how often it is a blinking at our own mortality, a reluctance to admit the failure of what we have done for prevention or cure, or an unworthy desire to control...We should refer those patients...whose symptoms or diseases are beyond our competence."
A "Bill of Rights" for cancer patients and their physicians may help pave the way for an improved patient-oncologist relationship. It was prepared for the Wellness Community in cooperation with a group of practicing oncologists and is advocated by the UCLA Cancer Center. If you have a problem communicating with your oncologist, you might show this to him and ask him to abide by it, providing you agree to do your share.
"As your physician I will make every effort to:
- Provide you with the care most likely to be beneficial to you.
- Inform and educate you about your situation and the various treatment alternatives. How detailed an explanation is given will be dependent upon your specific desires.
- Encourage you to ask questions about your illness and its treatment. I will answer your questions as clearly as possible. I will also attempt to answer the questions asked by your family; however, my primary responsibility is to you, and I will discuss your medical situation only with those people authorized by you.
- Remain aware that all major decisions about the course of your care shall be made by you. However, I will accept the responsibility for making certain decisions if you want me to.
- Assist you to obtain other professional opinions if you desire, or if I believe it to be in your best interest.
- Relate to you as one competent adult to another, always attempting to consider your emotional, social, and psychological needs as well as your physical needs.
- Spend a reasonable amount of time with you on each visit unless required by something urgent to do otherwise, and give you my undivided attention during that time.
- Honor all appointments unless required by something urgent to do otherwise.
- Return phone calls as promptly as possible, especially those you indicate are urgent.
- Make test results available promptly if you desire such reports.
- Provide you with any information you request concerning my professional training, experience, philosophy, and fees.
- Respect your desire to try treatments that might not be conventionally accepted. However, I will give you my honest opinion about such unconventional treatments.
- Maintain my active support and attention throughout the course of the illness.
I hope that you as the patient will make every effort to:
- Comply with our agreed-upon treatment plan.
- Be as candid as possible with me about what you need and expect from me.
- Inform me if you desire another professional opinion.
- Inform me of all forms of therapy you are involved with.
- Honor all appointment times unless required by something urgent to do otherwise.
- Be as considerate as possible of my need to adhere to a schedule to see other patients.
- Attempt to make all phone calls to me during regular working hours. Call on nights and weekends only when absolutely necessary.
- Attempt to coordinate the requests of your family and confidents, so that I do not have to answer the same questions about you to several different persons.
The cancer patient, as well as the entire family, should attempt to live a life as close to normal as you feel comfortable. To allow for no changes is unrealistic because it denies the stress of living with a life- threatening disease. But the opposite, to curl up and quit enjoying life, is equally bad. Even with the toughest treatments, there is generally plenty of time for relaxation and pleasure. And each family member should not feel so indispensible that they cannot take time off for their own needs. As a result, they will be able to be of more benefit to the patient.
A woman was diagnosed with lung cancer. In spite of having a very devoted husband, extremely supportive children, a well-qualified medical oncologist and radiation oncologist, and no possible financial problems, she made no personal efforts to fight the disease. Sure, she took the prescribed radiation. But she never gave up smoking! She would not read anything about her problem or try to help herself. Then, as the disease worsened, she finally confided in her son why she acted the way she did. She said she was told after her initial chest X-ray by the diagnostic radiologist that she obviously had lung cancer. She should do whatever she wanted for whatever time she had left. She should not listen to anyone who wanted to help her because there was nothing that really would help!
Maybe that is what the radiologist said and maybe it isn't. It is what the patient thought she heard! In World War II there was a saying, "Loose talk costs lives." The same words are even more applicable to cancer. There is much evidence - scientific, clinical and anecdotal - showing that a patient's expectations have a real bearing on the effectiveness of treatments. A health professional,doctor, nurse or technician has no right to make a statement from ignorance or one that can be misunderstood by the patient.
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I'm looking at creating a decentralized role-management system which integrates with Java EE roles. Does anything like this exist?
Example use cases:
System A is a limited-access system which uses corporate roles. John joins a team, and requires SYSTEM_A_READONLY to perform his function. He logs on to the decentralised role-management system, and puts in a request for SYSTEM_A_READONLY. Bill is the administrator for System A, and receives a notification that John has applied for this access. He can then log on to the same system and approve the request. John now has access to System A.
System B is a sensitive customer management system. It has 1 role for each company that it serves. Currently it has SYSTEM_B_CLIENT_FOO, SYSTEM_B_CLIENT_BAR, etc. Greg is the administrator for this system, and he is notified by the sales team that TNT have signed on as a customer. He logs on to the role management system, and adds the new client. Web Application C (hosted remotely, but still using corporate roles) detects the new role, and adds it as an option for it's users.
Hope that makes sense. I've looked into making it myself, but it seems like a requirement that must be quite common.


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Emily Louise Bourdo and Michael Dennis Griep are planning an Oct. 5, 2013, wedding at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Muskego.
Parents of the couple are John and Crystal Bourdo of Muskego and Gregory and Denise Griep of Brookfield.
The bride-to-be is studying dental hygiene at Waukesha County Technical College. She is a child care assistant at St. Paul Muskego Extended Care.
The future groom studied architectural drafting at WCTC. He is serving in the U.S. Army, 11 Bravo Airborne Infantry.
The couple became engaged July 2, 2011, at Roots Restaurant and Cellar.


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- Left-hand spiral reamers are good for use in through holes (holes that extend all the way through a workpiece), as they push chips ahead of the tool and into the hole
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As you choose targeted marketing strategies, keep the restaurant customer demographics of your area in mind. To find this important information, you can start at your local chamber of commerce or city hall. Sometimes, it is easiest to call the local government and ask if demographics for your city are available on the internet. The U.S. Census Bureau can be another good place to start. Whichever method you make sure you are receiving the most up-to-date information available.
Analyzing the Trading Area
When you analyze your area's demographics, pay special attention to the following factors:
- Age
- Income levels
- Education and job types
- Marital status
- Size of household
- Housing and renting prices
- Local businesses
Analyzing these factors will tell you a lot about the spending and eating habits of people who live in your trade area. For example, single young adults with middle to high income levels will typically eat out more often than those who are married with children.
One of the main purposes of demographics is to develop an idea of an area's psychographics – the behavior, values, opinions, cultures, interests and lifestyles of a demographic group. To learn about psychographics, it may be worth going to a market research firm to find out about the purchasing habits of people who live in your trading area. A marketing firm collects data from credit cards, polls and censuses to analyze different segments of the population.
However, if the above option is too expensive, consider doing some field research to gather more information about your area's restaurant customer demographics. Go to all the nearby markets, shops, bars, restaurants, cafés and clubs and try to mingle in order to learn about the people in your targeted segments. You can learn a lot about consumers' product needs simply by being around them, watching and interacting.
Some general psychographic statistics on eating out include the following:
- 18 to 24-year-olds eat out and drink alcohol outside the home more often than other age groups. 1
- Generation Y – those born since 1978 – tend to eat more often at quick-service and pizza restaurants. 2
- Generation X – those born between 1965 and 1977 – tend to prefer quick-service or casual establishments with comfort and a good perceived value. 3
- Smaller households eat out more often than bigger households.
- Empty nesters eat out more and spend more when they eat out. They typically spend 65% more on dining out than couples living with children. 4
- Empty nesters are generally more concerned about the quality of food and the elegance of the atmosphere than the price. 5
- People with a higher income tend to eat out more frequently.
- People who work long hours eat out more than people who have enough free time to cook their own meals.
- Working wives tend to prefer eating out more than housewives. 6
- Traditionally, the older people get, the less frequently they eat out.7 However, this may change soon, since many baby boomers grew up eating out often.
- Seniors tend to eat early. This group is attracted to value-priced options with smaller portions. 8
- Wealthy, well-traveled consumers, particularly the wealthier baby boomers and the next generation, are more likely to look for ethnic or exotic food when they eat out. 9
Using Market Research Data
Market research can easily be free. Demographic and psychographic research does not necessarily require a marketing firm; all it requires is forward thinking and a willingness to learn and explore. Although your concept and location may be established and difficult to change, learning about your target customers will still help you choose the best promotional strategies. To choose the best marketing techniques, you need to understand target marketing.
After you know your target market, you can choose the right promotional tactics for the right customers. For example:
- In a 2013 Gallup article about fast food dining habits, it was found that people between the ages of 18 and 29 ate fast food at least once per week. If this demographic matches your restaurant style, consider how you can target your marketing directly to them. Listen to their music and keep up with their technologies and fashions. This will help you determine the best way to promote yourself to them. You could also try social media marketing to reach them in the space where they grab most of their information.
- If you choose to market to seniors, remember that they look for small, economical meals and like to eat early. The best marketing campaign will offer half portions and a good value. Also consider offering early-bird specials. Find out about places nearby where seniors may be living and post flyers or hand out coupons. Talk to seniors in your community and learn more about what they enjoy eating. In general, they may not be as interested in experimentation or ethnic food as young adult or baby boomer customers.
1 Roger Fields, Restaurant Success by the Numbers (Berkeley, California: Ten Speed Press, 2007).
2 Jacquelyn Lynn, Start Your Own Restaurant and More (Entrepreneur Press, 2006).
3 Ibid.
4 Patti J. Shock, John T. Bowen and John M. Stefanelli, Restaurant Marketing for Owners and Managers (Hoboken, New Jersey: John Wiley and Sons, 2004).
5 Start Your Own Restaurant and More, op. cit.
6 Ralph W. Jackson, Stephen W. McDaniel and C.P. Rao, "Food Shopping and Preparation: Psychographic Differences of Working Wives and Housewives," The Journal of Consumer Research 12, no. 1 (June 1985): 110-113.
7 "Restaurant Dining Still the Exception," op. cit.
8 Ibid.
9 "Changing consumer demands create opportunities for U.S. food system," op. cit.
10 "Restaurant Success By the Numbers," op. cit.


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DTT has over 75 skilled and experienced professionals who specialize in automotive instruction. DTT offers a great work environment, state-of-the art facilities, and excellent support staff.


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James Bond and Silva have an explosive moment on the set of 'Skyfall'
LONDON - On a rainy Tuesday afternoon, about 30 international journalists and 15 or so other visitors to the set of "Skyfall" sat on the famed 007 sound stages at Pinewood Studios in London in front of a large monitor. We were about to see a massive "event" happen during a live scene being filmed for Sam Mendes' new James Bond flick. Our earplugs were in place and we were ready to be wowed.
And we waited.
And we waited.
In fact, we all waited for a good 90 minutes. Quietly, like a congregation in a cathedral paining for something exciting to happen. Would it be worth it in the long run?
"Skyfall" will be the third time Daniel Craig has portrayed Ian Flemming's master spy and from all accounts, this may be his emotional journey to date. Bond has his most intriguing adversary in years in Silvia, a mysterious figure played by none other than Academy Award winner Javier Bardem and there are wild rumors that M (the incomparable Judi Dench) may not survive the ordeal. Mendes, who is best known for helming "American Beauty" and "The Road to Perdition," also recruited notables Ralph Fiennes (as agent Mallory), Ben Winshaw (the new Q), the legendary Albert Finney (as who is unclear) and "28 Days Later's" Naomie Harris (one of two new Bond girls) making the ensemble one of the most impressive ever for a Bond flick.
Since production began last November, "Skyfall" has shot in Shanghai, Scotland and enjoyed 14 paparazzi-filled days in London proper (which led to questionable images of Bardem in a blonde wig circulating the web). The annual global tour for James Bond will wrap up in Turkey next month where a massive train sequence is being prepped and second unit director Alexander Witt ("Casino Royale") is already shooting. The 23rd installment in the 007 franchise will wrap at the end of May, but there's still a lot more work to be done.
The famed 007 stage at Pinewood Studios has been used for countless films including the "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," "Superman," "The Da Vinci Code," "Aliens" and the upcoming "Prometheus," but nothing is more special than seeing a Bond film shoot on the stage that was built specifically for 1977's "The Spy Who Loved Me" (until it burned down in 1984 and then again in 2006). On this day, Bond and Silva are shooting a key sequence in an underground tunnel that's meant to connect to London's tube system.
Fashioned to look like centuries-old brick walls, the abandoned station is eight inches under water (it's deep underground mind you) and has been gorgeously lit by famed cinematographer Roger Deakins ("No Country For Old Men," "The Shawshank Redemption"). Mendes, Craig and Bardem are all at work filming different aspects of a long sequence and we hear gunfire go off as we walk through the gigantic soundstage. The company will spend five days total on these stages before some major practical effects knock things up.
As Craig told us later, "I'm chasing after Silva and we're going subterranean London basically, which is fairly obvious I think if you looked where we were. And just I nearly get him. Nearly."
Except something dramatic happens which lets Silva escape (but more on that later).
So far, "Skyfall" has fashioned the 007 stage as an Mi6 underground hideout and a Shanghai office building. That specific set seemed simple (lots of glass walls), but the art department worked with Deakins so that the glass constantly moved and created a bit of a confusing environment for a character Bond stalks in the scene.
The current configuration on the stage includes the subterranean station and a one-story rail line featuring two London Underground carriages (subway cars for us Yanks). The carriages are also connected to a steel beam apparatus above them to control when and where they move. The tracks head in one direction and one direction only - straight into the heart of the underground station. But, of course, that's tomorrow. Today, there is an explosion Bond and Silva need to experience before their party is "crashed."
Helping enlighten us on the complex apparatus is Chris Corbould, the veteran Oscar-winning special effects supervisor whose long list of impressive credits includes "The Dark Knight," "Inception," "X-Men: First Class" and 12 previous Bond films.
"Many a sleepless night over this one," Corbould jokes. "We have an explosion to do in about two hours which is the start of the sequence and then tomorrow we get into this little baby here which I'm excited about."
Corbould confirms that both actors will be in the tunnel when the train crashes into it, but they'll never be in danger. He notes, "Everything in its path has been prepared. Everything on its way even to the ground. It's a false floor. False parts of the ceiling, false walls. They've all been specially prepared so wherever this goes it's sitting on soft materials. It's a big roller coaster ride."
Unfortunately, Corbould and his team only have one shot at making it work.
"There will be a fair bit of damage to the train when we stop it," Corbould says. "The stopping is all part of the destruction part of the scene. I wouldn't say [the situation is] horrible, but it's one of those scenes where you have one go at it and it all goes great which I'm sure it will. It would be nice to have more than one go at it." (Laughs.)
A longtime collaborator of Christopher Nolan, Corbould is equally impressed by his current boss, Mendes.
"Sam Mendes is great. He obviously comes from a more theatrical, character-based background which works really well from my point of view," Corbould says. "He's taken it from an out and out sheer action [picture] to an action thriller with characters. For me that's really important. The storyline and characters need to be involved with the action. There are lots of films out there if you just want to see wall to wall action go and see 'em. But what Sam has done with this? He's come from an unorthodox manner. I traditionally know how to do the big special effects, but he's taken how we are doing them as very different. And to me that's made it very interesting."
Corbould adds, "It's great seeing his twist on it. The script and storyline are probably one of the best I've ever come across on a Bond film. I was very excited about it."
In another corner of the 007 stage is a replica of London's Temple Underground station (although Charing Cross doubled for Temple during the in-city shoot). It features a tube tunnel that runs almost the full length of the stage. Inside the tunnel is half a tube car which was used for a scene where Silva escapes as the tube doors close and the train takes off. Bond (Craig or Craig's stunt double) then jumps on the top of the train. We didn't see the sequence that day, but follow up shots were being prepped as we walked by.
On another stage, workers were furiously racing to finish a gigantic Shanghai casino set. With filming scheduled to begin in just four days and a lot of work still needing to be done, art director Mark Holmes was admittedly nervous about making the date. Broccoli and Mendes will likely cut the art department some slack since this giant set was never part of the schedule. Originally, the casino scene was supposed to be shot on a pre-existing soundstage in China. When the filmmakers got to Shanghai they discovered it wasn't structurally fit to use which meant the "location" had to be re-created back at Pinewood. First, the exterior of the casino was built on top of the lot's outside water tank. This was necessary because the scene requires Bond to arrive at the establishment by boat. Once Bond gets inside he crossed over the interior of the casino is two stories with a large central open space for gambling and stairs twirling up to the second floor. It wasn't ready on the day we checked out the set, but the second floor will have a bar where Bond is expected to have a tete-a-tete with Sévérine (new Bond girl Bérénice Marlohe). The entire set up was fantastic and would be a perfect nightclub in any city. Unfortunately, like 99% of most movie sets it won't remain standing much longer.
Secrecy is a way of life on a Bond film, but there was one set our handlers were particularly closed lipped about. Built right next to the 007 stage, we were told the outdoor street of dark grey buildings and a dirt road was an "abandoned Japanese city on an island off Japan." Before our visit, we were told it was dressed with trams,bikes and lots of props. Oh, and it's where Bond meets Silva for the first time. But that was all we were told. Most interesting was a gigantic statue in the middle of a square that had been toppled to the ground. Strangely, the statue was designed in a Soviet era style, not something you'd expect to see in Japan. Curious.
Producer Barbara Broccoli has walked by our very patient group twice. She's obviously aware of how long everyone has been waiting for the stunt to begin, but you can't rush an explosion. Especially when your global superstar is in the shot.
A member of the physical effects team comes by to suggest we put in ear plugs if we haven't already. The detonation is going to happen over the tunnel set - less than 200 feet from where we are sitting - and it's going to be loud.
For the first time since we sat in front of the monitors, Craig appears on screen. With a gun in his hand he rehearses the scene. Bond and Silva exchange a few words which we can't make out (Bardem is off screen). Craig then reacts as though he's heard something. He then falls to the side as though he's trying to escape something. And then they do it again. And one more time.
Finally, it's time for the one-take shot. Bond and Sylvia have their chat. And then…
And a gigantic hole explodes behind Craig's head in the roof of the tunnel station. It's effective and impressive. Tomorrow? The crew just has to guide 10 tons worth of tube carriages into that hole.
Just another day on the set of a James Bond flick.
"Skyfall" opens nationwide on Nov. 9


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Zynga CEO wants to "create one of these forever brands like Google"
Zynga CEO Mark Pincus has said he would like for Zynga to become a "forever brand" like Google and the firm is slowly getting there. "'m very focused on delivering a positive return on investment for the user," he said during he 13th USA Today CEO Forum. "If you play our games, if you give us 15 minutes a day, I'm hoping that we don't just give you entertainment but we actually enhance the relationships in your life. I challenge our product teams that our games should let you meet one new person a day. What I hope is that we create one of these forever brands and experiences like Google, that people, you know, look for in their lives." Over the last two years, the firm has spent $147.2 million on acquiring 22 companies in addition to OMGPop, and currently the firm has 80 games with over 65 million daily users.
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Throughout the year, we offer many opportunities to connect with fellow congregants and to deepen your relationship to Judaism. In addition to a mix of traditional and creative worship services filled with music, BETC offers an adult education program, an outstanding religious school program, weekly Torah study with Rabbi Kraus, social justice activities, family education and more!
Sisterhood of Beth El Temple Center
Women of Reform Judaism of Beth El Temple Center
The role of women has changed and we are changing to meet the needs of today's women. Even with change, some things stay the same. The Women of Reform Judaism of BETC still offers opportunities to play an active role in the Temple community and to:
As members of Women of Reform Judaism of North America we are part of a network representing more than 65,000 women in over 500 women's groups in North America and around the world.
Whether you like to discuss books, participate in a men's seder, schmooze, play on a sports team or play poker, help set up our Temple sukkah, or prepare Hanukkah packages for Jewish soldiers serving overseas – BETC's Brotherhood wants you! Through our Brotherhood programs, men of all ages who are members of our congregation contribute to the community, both within and outside of the Temple, organize popular events, and make lasting friendships.
The BethElders, a group of Beth El Temple members 55 years of age and older on the cutting edge of senescence declare the following:
Beth El Federation of Temple Youth (BEFTY) is Beth El Temple Center's youth group for teens in 8th-12th grade. BEFTY is led by an energetic group of dedicated teen leaders, with the guidance of our BEFTY advisor, Aaron Gurvis. BEFTY is a great place to come to meet new people, connect with old friends, and have an awesome time while participating in exciting programming and activities!
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The Beth El Temple Center Choir is involved throughout the year singing at the Temple, in the Belmont Community, and in the greater Boston community.It is a great way to meet other congregants and to perform beautiful Jewish music. The Choir is open to all our congregants without auditioning and there is no sight-singing necessary.You can also choose the rehearsals and programs that best fit your schedule and come to only those that work for you.So this year, make the Choir part of your life and lift your voice with us in song!
On the third Friday of each month we will have our T'fillah band shabbat service with marvelous music and dance. We hope you will join us in song and worship for these very lively and moving services!
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Some special kids learned Friday that dreams do come true.
The Topeka Zoo spent the evening hosting special needs children and their families to "Dream Night at the Zoo"
875 people enjoyed an evening of food, music, animal programs and behind the scene tours.
WIBW-TV was proud to help sponsor the event in Topeka. Dream Night takes place at nearly 100 zoos across the world.


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All presidents have their flaws
Published: Tuesday, February 3, 2009 at 11:56 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, February 3, 2009 at 11:57 a.m.
To The Editor: The Times-News had a recent letter to the editor which started off pointing out President Obamas superior ability in formal speech making to that of President Bush. The writer then went on to berate President Bush and express his embarrassment during his term in office. It was a perfect example of Bush bashing.
I wonder if the writer (and other Bush bashers) was equally embarrassed when President Clintons Oval Office adventures and subsequent lies were exposed. Was there embarrassment that President Obama required 20 years of exposure to Rev. Wrights rants to determine that he was a racist?
And how embarrassed was the writer to find out that President Clinton missed opportunities to kill or capture Bin Laden. And are the Bush bashers embarrassed that President Bush enjoyed overwhelming support from active duty military personnel?
I suggest that all of the Bush bashers get a life before and (God forbid) they create four years of Obama bashers. The President is human and I am sure that if he does his job right, he will make quite a few controversial decisions. Right now, I only hope and pray that President Obamas administration will be as successful as President Bush was in keeping our country safe following 9/11.
Jim Tanquary
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Utahns in baseball: Former Ute slugger C.J. Cron could see more playing time in the majors
Jeremy Guthrie (BYU), Kansas City Royals: Allowed four hits, one walk and one run in 6 2/3 innings to pick up his fourth win of the year and help the Royals to a 2-1 victory over Detroit on Wednesday. Guthrie also struck out nine batters for his second consecutive start.
At the time, Kansas City surged past the Tigers for the American League Central lead, but the Royals have since lost four straight to fall behind Detroit in the standings.
Brandon Kintzler (Dixie State), Milwaukee Brewers: Allowed eight hits and three runs in four appearances totaling four innings over the week. Kintzler dropped to 1-3 on the season on Wednesday, allowing one run in 2/3 innings in a 4-3 loss to Arizona.
The Dixie State product has a 3.49 ERA in 28 1/3 innings pitched this year.
Matt Carson (BYU), Columbus (Cleveland Indians): Remains on the 7-day disabled list with a left ankle sprain suffered on May 24. Carson is batting .273 on the season, with seven doubles, five home runs, 17 RBIs and 26 runs scored in 41 games with the Clippers.
Tyson Brummett (Spanish Fork H.S.), Chattanooga (Los Angeles Dodgers): Placed on restricted list on June 21. Click here for restricted list information. The righty is 4-5 with a 2.63 ERA with Chattanooga.
Parker Morin (Utah), Northwest Arkansas (Kansas City Royals): Remains on the 7-day disabled list. The catcher has not played since May 12. He's batting .211 on the year, with three doubles and six RBIs with the Naturals.
Braeden Schlehuber (Viewmont H.S.), Mississippi (Atlanta Braves): One hit, one RBI and one run scored in seven at-bats throughout the week. Schlehuber is batting .198 with three home runs and 21 RBIs for Mississippi in 38 games.
Matt Spring (Dixie State), Portland (Boston Red Sox): One hit, one home run, three RBIs and two runs scored in 14 at-bats during the week. Spring hit a two-run home run in the first inning of Portland's 8-6 loss at Erie on Tuesday.
The catcher is batting .218 this year, with three home runs and 18 RBIs in 26 games.
Jaycob Brugman (BYU), Beloit (Oakland Athletics): Two hits, two RBIs and one run scored in 12 at-bats with the Snappers this week. He's batting .269, with four home runs and 30 RBIs this season.
Chris Capper (BYU), South Bend (Arizona Diamondbacks): Remains on the 7-day disabled list. Has yet to appear in a game with the Silver Hawks this season.
Taylor Cole (BYU), Dunedin (Toronto Blue Jays): Allowed seven hits, two walks and five runs in five innings, as Dunedin fell to Brevard County 5-2 on Wednesday. Cole is 5-3, with a 2.60 ERA for the Blue Jays this season, and has 101 strikeouts in 83 innings.
Jake Hannemann (BYU), Kane County (Chicago Cubs): Four hits, two home runs, four RBIs and two runs scored in 11 at-bats during the week. Hannemann homered in back-to-back nights for Kane County against Cedar Rapids on Thursday and Friday.
He's batting .242 in 67 games, with four home runs, four triples, 10 doubles and 29 RBIs for the Cougars.
Adam Law (BYU), Rancho Cucamonga (Los Angeles Dodgers): Six hits, two RBIs and two runs scored in 16 at-bats this week. Law is batting .310, with 21 RBIs and 29 runs scored in 46 games this year.
Brady Lail (Bingham H.S.), Charleston (New York Yankees): Allowed seven hits, one walk and four runs in seven innings, picking up a no-decision in Charleston's 6-5 loss to Kannapolis on Sunday. He also struck out five batters in the game.
Lail is 7-3 on the year, with a 3.64 ERA in 14 starts this season.
Marcus Littlewood (Pine View H.S.), Clinton (Seattle Mariners): One hit, one RBI and one run scored in eight at-bats over the week.
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"W" stands firm in first place, beating "Uncontrollably Fond" again
2016/07/28 (Source)
Lee Jong-suk and Han Hyo-joo's "W" came in first place in two consecutive days. According to Niel,...More
Song Seung-heon, "I'm still with Liu Yifei"
2016/07/28 (Source)
Actor Song Seung-heon denied the rumors about him and Liu Yifei breaking up. According to Song Se,...More
Jeong Ga-eun shares a photo of herself and her eight-day old baby
2016/07/28 (Source)
Actress Jeong Ga-eun, a new mom, showed off her love for her daughter. Jeong Ga-eun posted a phot,...More
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Visitors have fun at an event promoting peaches in Gwanghwamun, Seoul on Thursday...More
Children welcome the Korean Olympic delegation at Rio de Janeiro International Airport in Brazil on Thursday...More
Korean movie of the week "Cheer Up, Mr. Lee" (2012)
Directed by Lee Byeong-heon-I
With Jo Hyang-gi, Hong Wan-pyo, Yang Hyeon-min, Kim Young-hyun, Heo Joon-seok, Son San,...
A TV station follows a daily life of a young 'wanna-be filmmaker'. He is a decent young man but only suffers setbacks in front of harsh reality. A film shows man's desperate struggles without losing humor and hope...More
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One of the factors that makes Cheol such a fascinating protagonist is that he is legitimately really smart. Even though the guy's a character in a genre thriller comic, Cheol thinks like an actual real person. When crazy bizarre contrivances jump out of nowhere for the sole apparent purpose of killing him, Cheol merely notes that there is no such thing as coincidence. And he's right, even if the real answer is much stranger than Cheol could have ever possibly imagined...More
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"Uncontrollably Fond" is overwhelmingly about Joon-yeong and his arduous journey. The other characters are present and they receive screen time, but it is Kim Woo-bin who carries the show with his hot-tempered and life-loving Joon-yeong.
Not that Joon-yeong is a perfect character...More
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