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Great tour, bus driver was very entertaining and very helpful to elderly Mum and her walker. Had been to Devonport before but gave a great tour of the North Shore I had not need. We were then able to stroll around Devonport and they also provided a Ferry ticket back to Auckland.
This was the saddest part of the Trip. Had previously spent time in Christchurch pre earthquake but was not prepared to see the city centre totally gone. Anyway we did the winery tour, where we stopped for lunch, very enjoyable. Then taken into Christchurch, firstly for a tour of the Gardens and then for a ride on the Punt. Going down the Avon you could not see the destruction so very peaceful and enjoyable (apart from having trouble getting off the punt. (I do have to make note that the company was advised of my Mum and her walker and they arranged a chair for her, I do compliment the cruise line and tour people for their thoughtfulness). We Christchurch going past the city centre (which does not exist anymore) I shed quite a few tears over that, remembers places we had been which no longer existed.
Did notice that Akaroa where the ship docked was quite festive, with craft markets etc for the passengers.
I do have to admit that I would have loved to go on the Arthurs Pass excursion, which was offered as a tour but when we got to the tour desk discovered it was not offered. I imagine they had some hiccups with the Travel people, but this was the inaugral cruise so some hiccups could be expected, hope they offered it on future cruises as it is a great way to see the hinterland and spectacular scenery of the south island.
Took the Taieri Gorge Railway, thoroughly recommend it. Lovely morning tea and lunch. and stop at wonderful Craft Market that only comes out for the Cruise Ships.
My sister and I went into Dunedin for a look while Mum took the train back to the Ship.
When it left it was lovely to sit on the balcony and listen to the Pipe band playing as we sailed away.
Took the Duck which gave an excellent introduction to Napier. The ship was greated by cars and people in Art Deco area costumes. Sister and I then went into the city. Loved Napier such a beautiful city. When the ship left we were serenaded by a barbershop band.
Great trip, Bus Driver very informative and entertaining. Cruise and lunch on Lake Rotoroua was great. We were then taken to Hells Gate Thermal Park. Did a short walk with Mum on her walker then she was invited to sit in the shade at the Hukka area while the rest of us went further out. I was glad as Mum did get a look at the thermal area but should would not have been able to go further. Then at the end we were escorted back by one of the Rangers to make sure she got back to the bus OK. Overall a great introduction to Rotora.
We did our own thing in Wellington, TePapa and the Cable Car. Thoroughly enjoyed the day.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bowen of Angier announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Hannah Suzanne Bowen, to Clarence Wesley Hamilton IV of Holden Beach. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C.W. Hamilton of Bolivia. The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Honeycutt of Angier, Ida Ruth Bowen of Erwin and the late Edsel Bowen. The prospective groom is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Corn of Burnsville and the late Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hamilton II.
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Corrine Elizabeth Day of Shallotte and Ronnie Lee McCray of Calabash were married June 6 at Mount Nebo Missionary Baptist Church in Longs, S.C.
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2. Antonio Avelar KO 8 Wilfredo Vazquez Sr. — May 30, 1986, Miami Beach, Florida
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Sturm Blog: Matter of Time?
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Very nice work from the team defensively. There is no doubt that they got a real break on the blown call over the Brad May goal. That game should have been 2-2 with 13 minutes to go, and the Stars were done a huge solid from the officiating crew. But then what?
I was sitting there thinking I have seen many times where the Stars have been in those situations and still broken down. I have seen many situations where "it was a matter of time". Maybe they get a big save, but it is a matter of time. Maybe they get a break from the ref, but in Detroit, against that team, it is a matter of time.
So, there is the test. Up 2-1, with most of the 3rd Period to go, was it a matter of time? Not last night. Alex Auld made the saves, the offense got that all important 3rd goal, and the Stars got themselves a win where they were not freaking out in the final minute.
That was well done, and well played.
Now, it does keep the win one, lose one, pattern going, and now Hitchcock and the Blue Jackets await in Dallas for tonight's get together, but let's appreciate a nice win in the Joe.
Around the Stars, we remember how rare positive experiences are at Joe Louis Arena, so let's not ignore things when this current crew proves they can do just fine up there. That was Detroit's first regulation loss in that arena this season, and the Stars handed it to them.
Now, 2 in a row? Do we dare ask for 2 in a row?
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Poll: Romney Maintains Lead in Wisconsin
Mitt Romney's lead in Wisconsin appears to be holding up heading into the state's Republican primary next Tuesday, with Rick Santorum running a respectable second, according to a new poll out Friday.
According to the new NBC News/Marist poll, Mr. Romney leads with 40% of likely primary voters, while Mr. Santorum gets 33%. Among the other two major candidates, Rep. Ron Paul has 11%, and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich gets 8%. The figures include voters who consider themselves undecided but who are leading toward a candidate.
The poll was conducted March 26-27. The question on the GOP race had 740 respondents, and a margin of error of plus or minus 3.6 percentage points.
Also of note: In the MSNBC write-up of the poll, NBC's Mark Murray note that in hypothetical general election matchups, President Barack Obama holds sizable leads over both Mr. Romney and Mr. Santorum among Wisconsin voters. But, he notes: "The poll suggests, however, that both Romney and Santorum would have room to grow in the general election, given that a substantial portion of the undecided vote leans Republican."
On the GOP race, the NBC News/Marist poll is consistent with earlier surveys. A Marquette Law School poll released Tuesday showed Mr. Romney leading with 39% support among likely GOP primary voters, with Mr. Santorum trailing at 31%. The margin of error in that poll was 5.4 percentage points.
Mr. Romney holds a wide lead in delegates from the GOP contests so far. Moreover, after Wisconsin, most states on the April election calendar appear favorable to Mr. Romney, making a strong showing by Mr. Santorum critical. But John Brabender, Mr. Santorum's strategist, told the Journal recently that the April 24 primary in Pennsylvania, Mr. Santorum's home state, and the Texas primary on May 29 offer opportunities to make up ground.


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McKinney Students and Teachers Honored for Changing Lives Worldwide
Students and staff at one North Texas school are being honored for their work helping those less fortunate all over the world — without ever having left the classroom.
"It is a privilege to name the Imagine International Academy of North Texas as the first Learning for LIMBS Flagship School," said Trevor Bergman, LIMBS International Executive Director. "Their hard work and dedication has literally changed lives around the world."
This is the first-ever Flagship School designation for Learning for LIMBS (L4L), LIMBS International's service-learning program which is designed to educate students about global issues — such as poverty, war, diabetes, and the lack of quality medical care — and the effect these factors have on the growing number of amputees in developing nations.
"Through the L4L program, students are also empowered to get involved and make a difference; a challenge the students at Imagine International Academy eagerly accepted," Bergman added. "As a Flagship School, we will hold up Imagine as an example for other schools all over Texas that are participating in the program."
Of the almost 20 L4L schools statewide, Imagine International Academy was the most successful fundraiser of 2012. Because of the almost $5000 the school raised through innovative student projects and classroom involvement, LIMBS was able to donate 15 high-quality prosthetic legs to amputees in India, Bangladesh, and Mexico — including two survivors of the Savar building collapse that occurred this April in Bangladesh.
Imagine International students are eager to continue helping LIMBS International restore mobility to amputees throughout the world and have once again chosen L4L as their designated fundraising program for the 2013-2014 school year.
On Wednesday, September 25, Bergman visited Imagine International for a special assembly where he thanked students and teachers for their life-changing participation and kicked off this year's L4L program.
For more information, visit limbs.org.
LIMBS International is dedicated to restoring mobility to the more than 11 million amputees around the world by engineering low-cost, highly-functional, sustainable prosthetic solutions, while empowering students and engaging communities. Currently, LIMBS International has established training centers and clinics in Kenya, India, Ecuador, Bangladesh, Senegal, Ecuador, Bolivia, the Dominican Republic and Haiti.


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September 12, 2014
Quad Cinema changes hands
NEW YORK, NY — The 1972 Quad Cinema, the city's first four-screen theatre, has been sold to real estate developer Charles S. Cohen. Not to worry though, the former owners turned down higher offers because of Cohen's commitment to the theatre. He plans to extensively renovate it in 2015 and turn it into a repertory house primarily. The art-house favorite will live on.
Read more about the exciting development in Variety.
September 8, 2014
Tarantino takes over programming at New Beverly
LOS ANGELES, CA — Quentin Tarantino has owned the New Beverly since 2007 but has typically only been involved behind the scenes. That's no longer the case as he's taken over programming full time from the Torgan family that's operated it for decades. He's already removed the recently installed digital projector and plans the showcase his print collection as the theatre goes back to strictly film only as opposed to digital.
Read more in Variety.
Further details in Deadline as well.
(Thanks to monika for providing the photo.)
UPDATE 9/8: As noted in the comments below, Tarantino only purchased the real estate the theatre sits on in 2007, not the business.
September 5, 2014
Expansive Wade Park signs premier venues in Frisco
FRISCO, TX — Wade Park, the expansive 175-acre mixed-use center in Frisco, TX, is announcing its first 2 secured premier venues: dining and entertainment venue, Pinstripes, Inc. and luxury movie theater, iPic Theaters.
In addition to this being the first Pinstripes Bowling, Bocce, Bistro location in Texas, iPic will offer an in-theater gourmet dining experience with crafted menu items by renowned, James Beard-recognized Chef Sherry Yard!
See below for the full press release and images in the following Dropbox folder link from Lovell Public Relations.
Hiawatha residents strive to bring back movie theater
HIAWATHA, KS — With the recent closing of the Arrow Twin, locals are clamoring for a cinema option. With the city's involvement unclear in a renovation to make it more viable, a nonprofit group called Hiawatha ACES has stepped up to raise funds to bring it back. No one knows which way it will go but it appears some solution will arise.
Read more in the Topeka Capital Journal.
September 3, 2014
Hawaiian theatre faces digital transition
HONOKA'A, HI — The 1930 People's Theatre has until October to raise $60k for a digital projector but they're already halfway there. The theatre has been successful with live events but first-run movies is their specialty.
Read more and watch a video at KITV.
(Thanks to Ross Melnick for providing the photo.)
September 2, 2014
Vassar Theatre put up for sale
VASSAR, MI — The Vassar Theatre, closed since the death of its owner Tim O'Brien last March, has been put up for sale by his sister who was declared the owner of the theater in June. O'Brien was not married and had no children. The asking price is $179.000.
Further details are in WJRT.
(Thanks to Tinseltoes for providing the photo.)
August 29, 2014
Homer theatre for sale
HOMER, AK — It's been a labor of love for its owners for the past 12 years but they're putting the Homer Theater back up for sale. This time however, the new owners will get a theatre all set for the next generation of moviegoers. In recent years, the theatre has been extensively renovated with new seats, digital projection and a remodel of the lobby area. They have the distinction of being one of the only small-town theaters that present Metropolitan Opera broadcasts and have even launched a successful documentary film festival.
Read more about the special theatre in Homes News.
Capitol to get new life as a luxury movie theater
DAVENPORT, IA — The deep history of the Capitol Theatre is about to take another turn with plans to convert it into a luxury theatre. Shuttered since 2010, the plan is to replicate the work done on St. Louis' Moolah Theatre which means upscale touches like leather couches and loveseats.
Read more in the Quad City Times.
(Thanks to Norman Plant for providing the photo.)
August 27, 2014
Russellville Roxy opens its doors again
RUSSELLVILLE, AL — After 40 years in darkness, the Roxy Theatre was reopened last week for a documentary film screening. With a new projection system, there's more to come too.
Read more in AL.com.
(Thanks to Chirs1982 for providing the photo.)
August 22, 2014
100 Years of British Cinemas
Take a trip back 100 years and get back to the present through 38 photos chronicling British cinemas through the past 100 years. Featuring favorites like the Ritz, former Gaumont Palace and the Regal Marble Arch, you won't want to miss this photo history.
Check out 100 Years of cinemas at BFI.
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(Charlotte, N.C.) Time Warner Cable Area was filled today with over 600 attendees of the Mayor's Youth Employment Program 2013 Kickoff Luncheon, where Mayor Pro Tem Cannon officially kicked off the eight week summer internship season.
At the event, Bank of America announced its continued support of the program through another $100,000 grant to fund the salaries of 68 participating youth who are placed with non-profit organizations in the Charlotte area. In addition, the bank will hire 12 interns to work in local banking centers this summer. The MYEP partnership is part of Bank of America's efforts to connect young people to jobs, as part of its broader focus on workforce development and education.
"In order for Charlotte and the state's future workforce to achieve economic success, it's critical that we support summer job opportunities for youth," said Andrew Plepler, Corporate Social Responsibility and Consumer Policy executive at Bank of America.
"The Mayor's Youth Employment Program is providing many students with their first job, which is an important first step in learning the skills that lead to better paying jobs and securing a long-term career.
We also know that summer jobs are one of the most effective strategies to reduce youth violence."
Bosch Rexroth also joined the stage at today's event, announcing a new apprenticeship program that will begin this fall with two MYEP students,
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comments, "My participation with the MYEP and the opportunity to be an apprentice with Bosch Rexroth means a lot to me; it's given me a plan for the future. This internship is not just a job, but is becoming a career for me.
It is great to have that stability in life. This experience has given me a greater sense of responsibility and I am thankful that I can help support my mother."
The annual MYEP Kickoff Luncheon event provides
interns and host employers an opportunity to connect prior to the start of the internship and share logistics about the summer placement.
Over 80 local employers are providing internships to over 300 MYEP students this summer.
"The kickoff event today shows that there is power in numbers. We can achieve great things when we come together to support the youth in our community who deserve our attention," said Patrick Cannon, Mayor Pro Tem for the City of Charlotte. "I'm thrilled to have Bank of America's continued support as a corporate sponsor and Bosch Rexroth on board as a new partner. Together, we will work to ensure the future success of these students."
MYEP seeks to build partnerships with host employers in the private, public and non-profit sectors, who are able to provide one-of-a-kind summer work experiences for MYEP participants. By providing opportunities in areas such as sports franchise, banking and finance, non-profit management, media and telecommunications, engineering and local government, MYEP participants are given an inside look at the industries that are driving Charlotte's economy.
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The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission hereby provides notice of the membership of its Performance Review Board (PRB) for the Commission's Senior Executive Service (SES) members. The function of this board is to make recommendations relating to the performance of senior executives in the Commission. This action is undertaken in accordance with Title 5, U.S.C. 4314(c)(4).
The Commission's PRB will add the following member: David Morenoff.
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"I thought the 49ers would be in the Super Bowl," squeaked Johnny, still suffering two days after the San Francisco 49ers lost to the New York Giants in an agonizing NFC Championship game.
Price captured his son's heartbreaking moment on video, and like any dutiful 21st-century parent, posted it to YouTube. Two days later, the video went viral, and mourning 49ers fans were allowed a collective chuckle while being given a chance to gain some perspective.
"I just thought my friends and family will like this, and the next thing I know, it blew up," Price said.
That's what happens when 49ers President and CEO Jed York tweets the video to his 18,359 followers, writing, "Couldn't have said it any better myself."
On Friday, York explained his fascination with the video.
"The kid was so cute and so genuine, I think he summarized what makes sports so great, and makes us all feel like a little kid," York said in a phone interview. "It's such a genuine fan emotion. If you're a true fan, whether you're 80 years old or 3 years old, you connect with that feeling, and it was powerful. It was really powerful."
York's Twitter post sparked a frenzy as Ryan Price began fielding calls from friends, family, members of the media and even "Good Morning America."
"If I knew he would be seen by so many people I would have cleaned his face up," Price said, laughing.
Johnny began to root for the 49ers as their magical 2011 season unfolded. During the playoffs, his 34-year-old dad often watched the game on the couch while tossing a football to Johnny.
One family member not happy with the video is Johnny's 6-year-old sister, Marcella, who recorded a clip of herself -- crying crocodile tears -- shortly after the loss.
While Johnny's YouTube video soars past 162,000 views, his sister's version has only logged about 2,900.
"She is not happy for Johnny at all," Dad said, laughing.
Near the end of the appropriately timed 49-second video, Ryan Price assures Johnny they can still watch the Super Bowl, even without the Niners.
It ends with Dad leading the 49ers' familiar chant: "Who's got it better than us?"
Johnny responds, sniffling, "Nobody."
Staff writer Mike Rosenberg contributed to this report. Contact Matthias Gafni at 925-952-5026. Follow him at Twitter.com/mgafni.
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Using SMS Text Alerts To Inform Your Car Detailing Business Customers
Having a Short Message Service (SMS) Text Alert campaign is yet another social media networking platform that you can pull from your marketing toolbox, proving to very effective if executed properly and used strategically. SMS marketing is simple to use and its messages are almost instantly viewed by customers and potential customers once they appear on their cell phone. In fact, the average SMS message draws a 97 percent open rate with 87 percent of messages read in the first 15 minutes after receipt.
Using SMS text alerts as a part of your digital arsenal ensures that you target an audience and almost guarantee they will view your content. Having a slow week? Send a text alert to your auto-detailing customers and prospects that promotes a limited-time super deal, reminding them that this gem of an offer expires very soon.
Being able to personalize your text messages to your customers with relevant information for that customer makes SMS text alerts a highly effective addition to your digital marketing program and a great compliment to your email program. You can text your customers and prospects time-sensitive offers, special savings deals, even instant coupons. Some SMS text alert businesses will allow you attach a mobile coupon or even a QR code. DetailDeals.com is one such web site offering text alert service free of charge for auto-detailing companies if they sign up for their mobile app service. It's certainly worth taking a look at.
Like we've been saying all along, using social media to promote your auto detailing business is part of how you become successful. And if you're on top of your game, adding text alerts to your arsenal brings results.
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Operation Transformation
This year's battle against the bulge will see our five courageous leaders radically change their eating and exercise habits in the hope of getting healthier and setting an example for people around the country.
It's a daunting task for the leaders and this year Operation Transformation is launching its biggest and most ambitious campaign to date, with plans afoot for a project the entire country can get involved in.
As always, the leaders will have support and advice from our crack team of Operation Transformation experts including fitness coach Karl Henry; principal clinical psychologist Dr Eddie Murphy; dietitian and Healthy Ireland Council member Aoife Hearne and general practitioner Dr Ciara Kelly. All four will be on hand to guide the leaders as they put the Operation Transformation health and fitness plan in to action.
Dublin Fire Brigade are back on board this year to set the physical challenges, with the leaders sure to feel the burn as Officer Dave Connolly and fire fighters Neal Dempsey and Sara Good put them through their paces. They will be pushing the leaders to their limits each week and preparing them for battle against the experts at the end of the series.
Once again you can keep up to date with Operation Transformation on radio.
This year The Ray D'Arcy Show will be the RTÉ Radio 1 home for the series, with regular updates from the leaders and campaigns, while on 2fm Karl Henry and Louise McSharry will provide the soundtrack to get the nation up and moving with live updates from weekly nationwide events.


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We are making a late push for the Switzer Sweep!
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I just want to say sorry that I saw you at the Championship Celebration when you were trying to be incognito. Did you really hate playing hide and seek when you were growing up? I seems like it would be hard for you to hide.
No mention of Erick Smith? He caught about as many of Cardale's passes as anyone and was on the other team.
He does have a very Gary Busey vibe about him. He might of been hit in the head one too many times in his professional days.
If I were sexually attracted to preppy boys, instead of easy going cute girls, I would have definitely gone to Notre Dame. Nothing wrong with that.
Who is our top realistic target for OT now?
That's how I feel too. I feel like those two are going to be the difference between having the top recruiting class and a top five class. In Ed Warinner (and The Slobs) I trust--but it will not be long before Ed gets his own ship to sail.
From 247: "I can make good decisions," Wallace said. "I'm willing to do anything for the team. I'm a true dual-threat. I can make the throws or if the team needs me to I can run 90 yards. Most of all I distribute the ball to the playmakers."
I kinda hope that Clemson and Tennessee are as good on the field as they are recruiting so we will be able to smoke them in the playoffs. Who am I kidding, Tennessee isn't getting to the playoffs.
Looks like Harris made a good choice. The whole depth chart in front of him is in jail.
Lou Holtz is here today too; with Liam McCullough.
Great time at practice today talking with Coach Holtz! One of the wisest and most passionate men I've https://t.co/CZT0n979Ml
— Liam McCullough (@LiamMcCullough2) March 28, 2015
A couple booms would be great.
Should be at least 22
That said, it's not as nice as Hawaii, Key Largo, Bahamas and Cozumel.
If you don't mind the cold, Gilboa in Ohio is actually rather interesting. Paddlefish and trout galore.
When Mr. Jones puts it on twitter, I don't think he cares if it gets reported. Even if it's the worst case, it's probably not a career ending injury--just a redshirt.
The thing is, I'd like to get Zeke, Dontre, Marshall, and Samuel all out there at the same time too.
RayRays Hog Pit
This is the last year of his contract too. I say he is gone.
What are the chances that Al Golden gets canned this year and that class falls apart? I'd say 75/25. The athletic department has to be bleeding.
I hear there will be black uniforms too.
It's still a year from signing day. We'll know much more about QB depth once next season starts. All three of our current QBs may declare for the draft.
He has a 31 offers from top teams. If you look at rank by offers, he's currently at 35 and when it's updated on the Feb. 15th he will be in the top 15.


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Who doesn't love having a jar of marinara in the pantry? It's so comforting to have; it's nearly an instant meal. Pour it in a pot with a bit of cream, and you have tomato bisque. Smear it on some dough and you have pizza. Bake a spaghetti squash while you raid the rest of your pantry, and you have a gorgeous, healthy plate of Puttanesca. Brown up some Italian sausage while you boil water, toss in some pasta and throw in your marinara and boom, dinner is served. Look how thick and luscious it is! But buying it in the store isn't always cheap, and sometimes there are some questionable ingredients included. So what do you do when you have a garden-full of tomatoes and an empty pantry? Make [... To read more, click here ...]
There is a beauty to crafting beautiful food with your own hands for the people you love. And it is even more beautiful when you've spent the time in the woods, in nature, and prayerfully respect and appreciate the nourishing qualities of a life well and wildly spent. Certainly it takes a little more time, a little more effort, but it is the food of love.
Michael Psilakis mentions that this venison sausage is a play on a Greek Cypriot sausage called tseftelia. It is delicious paired on a platter of meze and eaten with one's fingers.
Let me just start this out by sharing one thing.
I don't like sweet tea.
I love iced tea, with lemon.
I love lemonade.
And I love Arnold Palmer's (a mix of lemonade and iced tea) but I don't like sweet tea. It tends to be too cloyingly sweet for me; I prefer the sweet-tart bite that lemonade provides.
I love iced tea, with lemon. I love lemonade. And I love Arnold Palmer's (a mix of lemonade and iced tea) but I don't like sweet tea. It tends to be to sweet.
So when I tell you to add sugar to your tea in a few minutes, keep in mind that basically what you're making is an all natural lightly sweetened lemonade and iced tea all at the same time.
It's the lazy woman's way to make an Arnold Palmer.


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"U-Kiss Me! " by Elsaa
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Description: This challenge is merely to write a UKISS fic, involving the reader and a UKISS member in a pairing. It's similar to the BlaqStyle challenge posted in the same category.
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A family of six is displaced after a fire rips through their Cathedral City Cove home early Thursday evening. The fire started just after 5:00 p.m. at a home on Mountain Shadow Lane near Terrace Drive.
According to fire officials on scene, the fire started in brush near the house catching the home on fire.
There were nine people inside at the time of the fire, but all were able to get out safely. A family of six will be displaced due to the fire. The cause is still under investigation.


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The openark kit is a set of utilities for MySQL. They solve everyday
maintenance tasks, which may be complicated or time consuming to work
by hand.
WWW: http://code.openark.org/forge/openark-kit
To install the port: cd /usr/ports/databases/openark-kit/ && make install cleanTo add the package: pkg install openark-kit
cd /usr/ports/databases/openark-kit/ && make install clean
pkg install openark-kit
PKGNAME: openark-kit
SHA256 (openark-kit-196.tar.gz) = d740a413febd8b62e1785c928f0bc584cd02ce630b51fe9005248fd401f2f6d8
SIZE (openark-kit-196.tar.gz) = 39274
NOTE: FreshPorts displays only information on required and default dependencies. Optional dependencies are not covered.
No options to configure
Number of commits found: 13
Remove ${PORTSDIR}/ from dependencies, categories d, e, f, and g.
With hat: portmgr
Sponsored by: Absolight
MASTER_SITES cleanup.
- Replace ${MASTER_SITE_FOO} with FOO.
- Merge MASTER_SITE_SUBDIR into MASTER_SITES when possible. (This means 99.9%
of the time.)
- Remove occurrences of MASTER_SITE_LOCAL when no subdirectory was present and
no hint of what it should be was present.
- Fix some logic.
- And generally, make things more simple and easy to understand.
While there, add magic values to the FESTIVAL, GENTOO, GIMP, GNUPG, QT and
SAMBA macros.
Also, replace some EXTRACT_SUFX occurences with USES=tar:*.
Checked by: make fetch-urlall-list
With hat: portmgr
Sponsored by: Absolight
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Approved by: portmgr (implicit)
- Update LICENSE
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By request of Gea-Suan Lin <email@example.com> - reset ports to ports@FreeBSD.
Gea-Suan Lin's work is much appreciated.
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The openark kit is a set of utilities for MySQL. They solve everyday
maintenance tasks, which may be complicated or time consuming to work
by hand.
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Spoilers ahead, you probably shouldn't be reading this if you haven't watched this episode.
On "All Quiet on the Kissui Front" Tomoe's mother wants her to get married, so she sets up a marriage meeting for her back home. At first Tomoe thinks she's fine and wants no part of her mother's plans—but then she decides it would be for the best. Meanwhile a group of "survival gamers" check into the end, and proceed to stalk Nako and Ohana. Tomoe plans on quitting, but why not go out with a bang? She decides to teach the gamers a lesson, while trying to get fired.
It was nice seeing Tomoe get her own episode, I really like her character and I wondered about her living environment. At her age it is a little strange if you're not in a relationship, since you're only getting older and you don't want to have kids too late. Although, her mother shouldn't pressure her, that's never a good thing. But something tells me that Tomoe will find a man by the end of this series, who knows, maybe he's already right in front of her.
The survival gamers are awesome, if not a little perverted. I loved seeing Nako and Ohana stalked by them (Nako can run, really fast). Also thanks to them, Minko actually looks cute for once; she was excited to know they enjoyed her rice balls. I don't understand why they didn't chase her around the inn too, maybe because she's always in the kitchen. Although, she wouldn't run like Nako and Ohana, she'd probably fight them and throw pots in their direction.
I knew the gamers would like Tomoe's aggressive tactics; they obviously get off on the idea of women telling them what to do. Also it enhances that military aspect they're aiming for. Because if they really were in combat, the captain wouldn't let them sleep in, and the enemies wouldn't run away like Ohana and Nako. No, they'd get ambushed, except it would be with bullets, not water.
Once again, I have nothing bad to say about Hanasaku Iroha, it remains golden in my eyes. Next week's episode will be interesting; it looks like we're getting one step closer to my first guess on how the series would end. Although, I'm not looking forward to saying goodbye to this series, oh well—there's still a half-dozen episodes left.


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Brooklyn, New York
Centro de Arte Contemporáneo Wifredo Lam
Havana, Cuba
Booth D4
Messe Basel, Switzerland
Booth D4
Messe Basel, Switzerland
Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking
Georgia Tech
Atlanta, Georgia
Pilane Heritage Museum
Klövedal, Sweden
Cedarhurst Center for the Arts
Mount Vernon, Illinois
Jehangir Nicholson Art Foundation
Mumbai, India
Barcelona, Spain
Kunsthaus Hamburg
Hamburg, Germany
Kamel Mennour
Paris, France
CAB Contemporary Art Center
Brussels, Belgium
Limerick City, Ireland
Ogijima Community Area
Ogijima, Japan
Modern Art Oxford
Oxford, UK
Palau de la Música
Barcelona, Spain
Madrid, Spain
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Cleveland, Ohio
Asia Society presents the Asia Arts Awards: A Gala Celebration honoring the Asia Arts Game Changers
Hong Kong
Ogijima Community Area
Ogijima, Japan
Para Site
Hong Kong, China
Musée des Arts Décoratifs
Paris, France
NOVA Southeastern University
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Musée d'Art Contemporain de Lyon
Lyon, France
The Sheldon Art Gallery
St. Louis, Missouri
Museo de la Pasion
Valladolid, Spain
NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Albright-Knox Art Gallery
Buffalo, New York
Philadelphia Museum of Art
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Wits Art Museum, University of the Witwatersrand
Johannesburg, South Africa
Tate Modern
London, United Kingdom
Nasher Museum of Art
Duke University
Durham, North Carolina
DOX Centre for Contemporary Art
Prague, Czech Republic
Christchurch Center of Contemporary Art
Christchurch, New Zealand
Smart Museum of Art
The University of Chicago
Chicago, Illinois
Fundacion Santander
Madrid, Spain
Wellin Museum of Art
Hamilton College
Clinton, New York
Ruth and Elmer Welling Museum of Art
Clinton, NY
El Museo del Barrio
New York, New York
Museo Memoria y Tolerancia
Mexico City, Mexico
Tampa Museum of Art
Tampa, Florida
Block Museum of Art
Evanston, Illinois
Tiger Strikes Asteroid
Brooklyn, New York
Detroit Institute of Arts
Detroit, Michigan
The Heckscher Museum of Art
Huntington, New York
Galerie Lelong Paris
Paris, France
Museum der Moderne Salzburg
Salzburg, Austria
Museum Brandhorst
Munich, Germany
Through April 30, 2016
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo
Tokyo, Japan
Saint Louis Art Museum
St. Louis, Missouri
Charlotte and Philip Hanes Art Gallery
Wake Forest University
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Frist Center for the Visual Arts
Nashville, Tennessee
Museum Haus Konstruktiv
Zürich, Switzerland
The Kimball Art Center
Park City, Utah
Global Fine Art Award
Jaume Plensa: Together
Venice Biennale 2015 (Basilica di San Giorgio)
Princeton University Art Museum
Princeton, New Jersey
Zentrum Paul Klee
Bern, Switzerland
Museum of Fine Arts
St. Petersburg, Florida
Galerie Lelong
Paris, France
FRAC Picardie (fonds régional d'art contemporain de picardie)
Amiens, France
Art Institute of Chicago
Chicago, Illinois
Interview with Terry Gross on NPR's Fresh Air
Espace Fondation EDF
Paris, France
CAM Raleigh
Raleigh, North Carolina
Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg
Wolfsburg, Germany
London's Contemporary Art Festival
London, UK
Galleria Continua
San Gimignano, Italy
HOW Art Museum
Wenzhou, China
Mana Contemporary
Jersey City, New Jersey
Katherine E. Nash Gallery
Regis Center for Art Galleries, University of Minnesota
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Art, Design and Architecture Museum
University of California
Santa Barbara, California
Galerie Lelong
Paris, France
Museum of Modern Art
New York, New York
Borusan Contemporary
Sarıyer, Turkey
Seattle Art Museum
Seattle, WA
August 29 - December 13, 2015
Fondazione Nicola Trussardi
Palazzo Reale
Milan, Italy
National Art School
Sydney, Australia
Casa França-Brasil
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Anderson Ranch Arts Center
Snowmass Village, Colorado
Art Gallery of New South Wales
Sydney, Australia
Le Musée d'Art Contemporain de Marseille, France
Marseille, France
Musée d'art moderne de Céret
Céret, France
Muzeum Sztuki
Lodz, Poland
Museum of Contemporary Art
North Miami, Florida
Hall 2.0 / Booth D5
Messeplatz, Basel, Switzerland
Philadelphia Museum of Art
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The Frist Center for the Visual Arts
Nashville, Tennessee
Irish Museum of Modern Art
Dublin, Ireland
Cheekwood Botanical Garden and Museum of Art
Nashville, Tennessee
12th Havana Biennial
Havana, Cuba
Museum of Modern Art
New York, New York
Booth C18
Randall's Island, New York
Art Gallery of New South Wales
Sydney, Australia
Basilica di San Giorgio Maggiore, Isola di S. Giorgio Maggiore
Venice, Italy
Giardino della Marinaressa, Riva dei Sette Martiri
Venice, Italy
Palazzo Cavalli-Franchetti
Venice, Italy
Palazzo Cavalli-Franchetti
Venice, Italy
MCASD La Jolla
La Jolla, California
Events in conjunction with the 56th International Art Exhibition - la Biennale di Venezia
Punta della Dogana
Venice, Italy
Walker Art Center
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Art Museum of Sonoma County
Santa Rosa, California
University of Alabama Gallery
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Centre Pompidou provisoire-Malaga
Málaga, Spain
Staatliche Kunsthalle
Baden-Baden, Germany
The Bronx Museum of the Arts
Bronx, New York
Royal Hibernian Academy
Dublin, Ireland
Hamburger Kunsthalle
Hamburg, Germany
Museum of Modern Art
New York, New York
Museum of Modern Art
New York, New York
Des Moines Art Center
Des Moines, Iowa
Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil—Brasília
Brasília, Brazil
Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía
Madrid, Spain
Walker Art Center
Minneapolis, Minnesota
David Owsley Museum of Art
Ball State University
Muncie, Indiana
Whitechapel Gallery
London, United Kingdom
Pohang Museum of Steel Art
Seoul, South Korea
Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum
Michigan State University
East Lansing, Michigan
Parque de la Memoria - Monument to the Victims of State Terrorism
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Museum der Moderne
Salzburg, Austria
Please join us for a walk-through of Ursula von Rydingsvard: Permeated Shield, with the artist and Mary Ceruti, Executive Director and Chief Curator of SculptureCenter at 12:00pm.
Slought Foundation and Addams Hall
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
School of Visual Arts
New York, New York
Smithsonian American Art Museum
Washington, D.C.
Van Every and Smith Galleries
Davidson College
Davidson, North Carolina
Louis Nucera Library
Nice, France
Centre of Contemporary Art
Torun, Poland
Manchester Art Gallery
Manchester, United Kingdom
Musée d'art contemporain de Montréal
Montréal, Canada
Galerie Rudolfinum
Prague, Czech Republic
Peabody Essex Museum
Salem, Massachusetts
Nevada Museum of Art
Reno, Nevada
Bundanon Trust
New South Wales, Australia
Imperial War Museum North
Manchester, United Kingdom
Retrospective 1969-2014, Chapter III
Kiran Nadar Museum of Art
New Delhi, India
UB Anderson Gallery
University of Buffalo
Buffalo, New York
Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Cornell Fine Arts Museum
Rollins College
Winter Park, Florida
Perez Art Museum Miami
Miami, Florida
Kate Shepherd, "Fwd: The Telephone Game" at Galerie Lelong
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Zacheta National Gallery of Art
Warsaw, Poland
Le Cartel
Marseille, France
Awarded for her outstanding lifetime achievement, presented by Cartier
Los Angeles, California
Engadiner Museum
St. Moritz Art Masters
St. Moritz, Switzerland
Scottish National Gallery
Edinburgh Art Festival
Edinburgh, Scotland
Nightly at 11:57pm
42nd-47th Streets between Broadway and 7th Avenue
New York, New York
Yokohama Triennale 2014
Yokohama Museum of Art
Yokohama, Japan
Arthur Ross Gallery
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Museu de Arte Moderna do Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janiero, Brazil
Irish Museum of Modern Art
Dublin, Ireland
New Museum
New York, New York
Modern Art of South America from the Patricia Phelps de Cisneros Collection
Royal Academy of Arts
London, United Kingdom
The Frances Young Tang Teaching Museum and Art Gallery
at Skidmore College
Saratoga Springs, New York
Fundação Casa França-Brasil
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
MK Gallery
Milton Keynes, United Kingdom
10th Anniversary of Millennium Park
Chicago, Illinois
Works from the Sammlung Verbund, Vienna
BOZAR. Palais des Beaux-Arts
Brussels, Belgium
Museum Folkwang
Essen, Germany
Guggenheim Museum
New York, New York
Exhibitions at:
Gaskessel + Schaezlerpalais + H2 im Glaspalast
Organized by the Kunstsammlungen und Museen
Augsburg, Germany
Berkshire Museum
Pittsfield, Massachusetts
Musée du Louvre-Lens
Lens, France
Royal Horticultural Society
London, England
Prison Sainte-Anne
Collection Lambert
Avignon, France
Reginald F. Lewis Museum
Baltimore, Maryland
Kloster Schoenthal
Langenbruck, Switzerland
Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago
Chicago, Illinois
Whatcom Musuem
Bellingham, Washington
Museum of Contemporary Art Kiasma
Helsinki, Finland
Skulpturenpark Waldfrieden
Wuppertal, Germany
Næstved, Denmark
Yorkshire Sculpture Park
West Bretton, England
Galerie Lelong
Paris, France
Museum of Contemporary Art Kiasma
Helsinki, Finland
Museum der Moderne
Salzburg, Austria
Proyecto Siqueiros: Sala de Arte Público Siqueiros
Mexico City, Mexico
Fondazione HangarBicocca
Milan, Italy
Naka-Boso International Art Festival
Ichihara Lakeside Museum
Ichihara, Japan
The San Diego Museum of Art
Balboa Park, San Diego, California
Museum Arnhem
Arnhem, The Netherlands
Guggenheim Museum Bilbao
Bilbao, Spain
Albright-Knox Art Gallery
Buffalo, New York
The International Art Critics Association (AICA)
San Juan, Puerto Rico
2014 Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art
Art Gallery of South Australia
Adelaide, Australia
Rush Arts Gallery
New York, New York
Curated by House of the Nobleman
Fondation Beyeler
Basel, Switzerland
Asia Society Museum
New York, New York
SCAD Museum of Art
Savannah, Georgia
Lehman College Art Gallery
New York, New York
Ruth and Elmer Wellin Museum of Art
Hamilton College
Clinton, New York
Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum
Washington University
St. Louis, Missouri
Socrates Sculpture Park at
1285 Avenue of the Americas Art Gallery
New York, New York
Hood Museum of Art
Dartmouth College
Hanover, New Hampshire
White Columns
New York, New York
Atlanta Contemporary Art Center
Atlanta, Georgia
Städtisches Museum Abteiberg
Mönchengladbach, Germany
Arkansas Arts Center
Little Rock, Arkansas
Dr. Bhau Daji Lad Mumbai City Museum
Mumbai, India
Ilmin Museum of Art
Seoul, Korea
Pérez Art Museum Miami
Miami, Florida
Gallerist NY
Artsy Editorial
Awarded by the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sports of Spain
Yoko Ono in conversation with MCA Chief Curator, Rachel Kent
Joan Sutherland Theatre, The Sydney Opera House
Sydney, Australia
Museum of Contemporary Art Australia
Sydney, Australia
Museu de Arte Contemporânea de Serralves
Porto, Portugal
University of Arkansas
Fayetteville, Arkansas
Saint Louis Art Museum
St. Louis, Missouri
Book signing of The Andy Goldsworthy Project follows
National Gallery of Art
Washington, D.C.
Fondazione Merz
Turin, Italy
Photography Andrea Rossetti
Courtesy Fondazione Merz, Torino, Galleria Lia Rumma Milano/Napoli, and the artist, New York
By Andrew M. Goldstein
Babylonests, Cosmococas, and other Projects at the Threshold of Art, Cinema and Architecture
Columbia University
612 Schermerhorn Building
New York, New York
Visiting an Imaginary Art Collector
Das Kleine Museum - Kultur auf der Peunt
Museum für zeitgenössische Kunst
Weissenstadt, Germany
Albert and Ethel Herzstein Theater
Holocaust Museum Houston
Houston, Texas
Fine Arts Center Gallery
The University of Arkansas
Fayetteville, Arkansas
By Laura Mallonee
Kunsthalle Krems
Krems an der Donau, Austria
Industry City, Sunset Park
Brooklyn, New York
MOCAK Museum of Contemporary Art in Krakow
Krakow, Poland
Musée cantonal des Beaux-Arts de Lausanne
Lausanne, Switzerland
Museo de Arte Latinoamericano de Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Astrup Fearnley Museet
Oslo, Norway
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Hangzhou Triennial Of Fiber Art
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Royal Academy of Arts
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Contemporary Jewish Museum, San Francisco, California
Museum of Arts and Design, New York, New York
Madison Museum of Contemporary Art, Madison, Wisconsin
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Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein, Vaduz, Liechtenstein
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The Phillips Collection, Washington, D.C.
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Chazen Museum of Art, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin
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Mt Barney Lodge - An Ecotourism Retreat within the Scenic Rim of Australia
Q. Do I need to make a reservation?
A. Yes, reservations for accommodation and Glamping are essential. You can make your reservation here.
Q. When is check-in and check-out time?
A. Accommodation including Glamping: Strictly 2pm check-in and 10am check-out. (Unless otherwise advised).
Q. What is your noise policy?
guests to keep all noise to a respectable level at all times and to consider other guests. We do enforce quiet time after 10pm.
Q. Is there tea and coffee in the Accommodation?
A. Yes, there is complimentary tea and coffee in the Huts, Homesteads and Camper Trailers. Complimentary milk is provided in the Huts and Homestead only.
Q. I am staying in a Hut or Homestead. What do I need to bring?
A. All food. Linen including towels.
Q. What's in the kitchen of the Homesteads or Huts.
A. The kitchens are fully self-contained with all crockery, cutlery, glassware, pots, pans, serving bowls etc, toaster, microwave oven, full size fridge and oven, and tea and coffee making facilities.
Q. Are there doonas or spare blankets on the beds in the Homesteads?
A. Yes. But you will need to bring your own sheets, pillows and towels.
Q. Are there doonas or spare blankets on the beds in the Huts?
A. Only on the double bed. You will need to bring your own sheets, pillows, towels and doonas for the single beds (or sleeping bags).
Q. Are there electric blankets on the beds in the Huts or Homesteads?
A. No. But doonas are provided on all beds in the Homesteads and on the double beds in the Huts. Spare blankets are also supplied.
Q. I am staying in an onsite Camper Trailer (Glamping). What do I need to bring?
A. Esky or car fridge. All food. Comfy camping chairs to sit around the fire.
Q. Whats in the kitchen of the Camper Trailers (Glamping)?
A. Crockery, cutlery, glassware, pots, pans, serving bowls etc, and tea and coffee making facilities.
Q. Are there doonas on the beds in the camper trailers?
A. No. You will need to bring your own sheets, doonas (or sleeping bag), pillows and towels.
Q. Is there electricity to the onsite camper Trailers (Glamping)?
A. Yes.
Q. Can I hire linen? (Accommodation and Glamping only).
A. Yes. For a one-off $20 pp laundering fee, we can provide sheets, doonas, pillows and towels and your beds made up for your arrival. Extra winter blankets are provided during the cooler months. 7 days prior notice is essential.
Q. How big is the oven in the Homestead or Huts?
A. There is a full size gas oven with cook top and grill.
Q. Is there an oven in the camper trailers (Glamping)?
A. No. There is a gas cook top.
Q. Is there a BBQ?
A. Yes. (Homestead and Huts only). Each homestead and hut has its own BBQ in the outside courtyard/patio area.
Q. Can I have a fire?
A. Each Homestead and Hut has a fire box or open fire place. Each camper trailer has its own campfire place.
Q. Do you have a restaurant or café.
A. No. However we do have a Catering option for guests staying in Accommodation and Glamping only.
2 weeks notice is essential. Your meals will be brought straight to your dining table!
Q. Are there TV's or DVD players in the accommodation?
A. No. However, a stereo system is provided in the Homesteads only.
Q. Do you accept Group Bookings?
A. Yes. See our group booking policy here.
Q. Do you allow Pets in the accommodation or camper trailers?
A. No. Mt Barney Lodge is a Wilderness Retreat and a Land for Wildlife member. You will see many Redneck Wallabies, birds and other native wildlife in the campgrounds.
However, assistance and guide dogs will be considered under strict control. Please call us when making your reservation to discuss requirements.
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Hollie Acres is taking it to the natural, frosty limit.
Deakin University and Prior Snow, a Canadian ski and snowboard company, are working together to develop more environmentally friendly high performance skis and boards.
Ms Hollie Acres, a Deakin Engineering final year student has been spending her "summer" break and the first part of the academic year in Whistler, British Colombia, working with Prior.
Prior's facilities are based in the foot hills of the famous Whistler Resort. The company is a small custom manufacturer of high performance equipment.
The goal of Hollie's final year research project that will cover two continents, and 12 month's work, is to look at more environmentally friendly resins and fibres and how they perform in sub zero temperatures.
Board stiffness is a key aspect of the project and that is the benchmark against which her project will be tested.
Hollie is being supervised by Will Westwood from Prior Snow and Dr Paul Collins from Deakin Engineering.
"We're all very excited here at Prior to have the opportunity to work with Hollie and Deakin to strive towards our constant goal of making great rides with less impact on the environment we all love to play in," said Will Westwood.
Dr Collins said the project fits well with research interests of Deakin Engineering.
"Not only is Hollie looking at composites, but also design, advanced manufacturing, sports technology and sustainability," he said.
The project also allows Hollie to bring together her two passions, engineering and snowboard, as she helps Prior re-define its products.
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