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Transport Business Summit 2014
On Thursday 27 March Vice-President Kallas and the Directorate-General for Mobility and Transport will host the second Transport Business Summit in Brussels. The conference will bring together industry leaders and decision-makers to discuss how transport can contribute to Europe's goals for jobs and growth. For a comprehensive list of speakers and the live stream please consult: http://www.transportbusinesssummit.eu/ Questions can be addressed to the panel on Twitter using the hasthag #EUTransport.
19 March 2014
Commission Vice-President Siim Kallas welcomed the agreement today between the European Parliament and the Council on establishing emergency call response centres for the handling of 112 eCalls. The eCall system automatically dials 112 - Europe's single emergency number - in the event of a serious accident.
Vice-President Kallas said: "Today, we are starting the countdown for eCall, so that this service is not a privilege for a few, but will improve safety for all road users in the EU. eCall will be a major asset in our struggle to cut by half the number of road fatalities by 2020".
It is estimated that 112 eCall can speed up emergency response times by 40% in urban areas and 50% in the countryside and can reduce the number of fatalities by at least 4% and the number of severe injuries by 6%. eCall is a low-cost solution. Because it is only activated in the event of a serious accident, driver behaviour cannot be tracked during normal use of the car.
The agreement between Parliament and Council is an important step in the EU road safety strategy to reduce road fatalities and serious injuries. It ensures that once cars equipped with eCall will be on the road, the necessary infrastructure will be ready to handle the calls and to rescue drivers and passengers more quickly throughout the European Union. This agreement still needs to be approved by a vote in both institutions.
In June 2013, the Commission proposed as part of the eCall initiative a Decision to ensure the deployment of the necessary infrastructure for the proper receipt and handling of the 112 eCalls.
The agreement reached provides for
17 March 2014
A project to upgrade Austrian and Slovenian locomotives in terms of European Rail Traffic Management System (ERTMS) will be supported by the European Union with a little over €1.6 million from the TEN-T Programme. The project will improve the safety of rail transport whilst at the same time making the sector more competitive.
The project was selected under the 2012 TEN-T Multi-Annual Call, which gave priority to ERTMS, a major European industrial initiative to make rail transport safer and more competitive. Its goal is to substitute more than 20 different train control-command systems which are currently in use in Europe with a single harmonised system.
It specifically concerns retrofitting 13 locomotives belonging to four private railway undertakings from Austria and Slovenia. The locomotives will then be able to operate on the ERTMS (level 1 and 2) lines of Austria, Germany, Hungary, Slovenia, the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Switzerland.
By increasing the interoperability of the locomotives, the project will enhance the competitiveness of the rail freight sector.
The project will be monitored by the Innovation and Networks Executive Agency (INEA) and is set to be completed by the end of 2015.
For more information, please consult the project's page: http://inea.ec.europa.eu/en/ten-t/ten-t_projects/ten-t_projects_by_country/multi_country/2012-eu-60033-p.htm
19 March 2014
The European Union will co-finance to the tune of €1.5 million from the TEN-T Programme a series of studies which are necessary to prepare for the tendering of the works for the northern border section of the Ionian Highway in Greece.
The initiative, which was selected for funding under the 2012 TEN-T Annual Call, includes conducting preliminary and final design studies, geotechnical surveys, a cost-benefit analysis and the health and safety plan. They apply to a 46 km stretch of motorway between the Egnatia Odos-Ionian Highway interchange and Kakavia.
The studies and the subsequent works will contribute to:
For more information, please consult the project's page: http://inea.ec.europa.eu/en/ten-t/ten-t_projects/ten-t_projects_by_country/greece/2012-el-91061-s.htm
20 March 2014
European Transport Commissioner, Vice President Siim Kallas welcomed the agreement reached today on a far reaching package of measures to ensure the build-up of alternative fuel stations across Europe with common standards for their design and use.
European Commission Vice President Siim Kallas responsible for Transport said: "This agreement maps out a clear future for clean transport across Europe. It is a major innovation and a milestone towards meeting our commitment to reduce European transport's overdependence on oil and developing a transport system fit for the 21st century."
The Clean Power for Transport Package consists of a Communication on a European alternative fuels strategy, a Directive focusing on infrastructure and standards and an accompanying document describing an action plan for the development of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) in shipping.
The main measures agreed are:
The agreement was reached in "trilogue" negotiations between the European Parliament, Commission and representatives of Member States. It must be formally approved by the plenary of the European Parliament and Member States in Council.
18 March 2014
For readability reasons, the EUROSTAT documents are only available in PDF and WORD formats: http://europa.eu/rapid/press-release_STAT-14-42_en.htm
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"With road accidents, every second counts for victims. eCall will save more lives."
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26 Billion euro in funding will be provided by the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) to transform today's patchwork of roads, railways, airports and canals into a unified trans-European transport network.
Question asked by Esther Herranz García (PPE)
(29 January 2014)
Subject: Public road transport services Bearing in mind the right of all EU citizens to free movement, does the Commission believe that application of Regulation (EC) No 1370/2007 of the European Parliament and of the Council on public passenger transport services by rail and by road ought to be mandatory in order to ensure that the various Member States offer their citizens a good quality public road transport system?
Are the various Member States bound to establish their own public service obligations for road transport in order to guarantee all EU citizens can enjoy their right to free movement?
Answer given by Mr Kallas on behalf of the Commission
The objective of Regulation (EC) No 1370/2007 of the European Parliament and of the Council on public passenger transport services by rail and by road is to define how competent authorities may act in the field of public passenger transport to guarantee the provision of services of general interest which are, among other things, more frequent, safer, of a higher quality or provided at lower cost than those that market forces alone would have allowed.
The regulation is directly applicable in all Member States. However, it does not create a positive obligation for Member States to establish public service obligations. The Member States and their competent authorities have the possibility to establish public service obligations that respect the relevant national legislation as well as EU legislation, particularly Regulation (EC) 1370/2007.
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Trends and prospects of jobs and working conditions in transport
3 April 2014
Universitaire Stichting - Fondation UniversitaireEgmontstraat / Rue d'Egmont 111000 Brussels
In the framework of the initiatives foreseen in the Commission's 2011 Transport White Paper, DG Mobility and Transport (DG MOVE) and the Joint Research Centre (JRC) of the European Commission launched a study aimed at assessing the labour market situation in the transport sector at the light of the ageing of the working population. Part of this study is carried out by JRC, the other part by the research-based consultancy firm Panteia and the advisory firm PwC. This study, which is nearing completion, assesses the sufficiency of labour and skills supply in transport up to 2020. It evaluates in particular the risks of critical skill shortages and possible remedial action to avoid them. To do so it examines the influence of working conditions on labour and skills supply, as well as the availability of training facilities to meet these possible shortages.
This study will provide a very practical input to the strategic planning of transport firms and to the career decisions of current and future workers while offering updated information to their respective representatives at Member State and EU level. It will also provide elements of judgement for the Commission and Member State governments to consider whether any specific policy action is needed.
Preliminary results show (future) shortages in many professions. These seem to be caused by ageing, unattractive working conditions, insufficient training, changes to required competences, etc. The relatively unattractive working conditions are shown to be partly due to the characteristics of the sector, can to some extend be related to market opening processes and are perception rather than reality in some other cases.
Matching demand and supply for labour and skills at a fair level of job quality will not be an easy task. It is clear THE solution does not exist; multiple efforts by many jurisdictions and stakeholders are required!
The study so far entailed literature and data analysis, modelling, expert interviews, dedicated MS survey on training and a targeted stakeholder consultation. The study will finish with a workshop with experts from a wide range of stakeholders. The goal of the workshop is to present, discuss and validate the provisional results of the study and especially on possible solutions for the identified problems/risks. Via this e-mail we would invite you to join this workshop. A copy of the draft synthesis will be sent to those intending to participate in the workshop the 27th of March at the latest.
The workshop will take place on thursday the 3rd of April 2014. It will be held in English (no translations).
The workshop is aimed at the following types of organisations:
Representatives of organisations and firms or individual experts who wish to attend the workshop should inform Mr Paul Vroonhof, Team leader of the study on the trends and prospects of jobs and working conditions in transport, at the firm Panteia which is organising the event, by writing to the e-mail address: firstname.lastname@example.com.
27 March 2014, Brussels, Belgium
Reduced cost, greater flexibility, better access to markets and more sustainable technologies: European transport policy has improved in many ways to create new opportunities for business. The second Transport Business Summit will bring together business leaders and decision-makers to discuss how transport can contribute to Europe's goals for jobs and growth.
Hosted by the European Commission, Vice-President Siim Kallas and the Directorate-General for Mobility and Transport, the conference will feature Mario Monti, former Prime Minister of Italy as the keynote speaker as well as prominent transport industry panelists.
More information will come shortly, but be sure to block your agendas today!
We look forward to seeing you in Brussels. Further details, including conference registration instructions, will follow soon. Feel free to contact Cecoforma who is organising the Transport Business Summit on behalf of the Directorate-General for Mobility and Transport at: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Dixie Ellen Harris, 95, of Dyersburg, TN died Monday, March 26, 2012 at Dyersburg Manor. She was a retired Sales Representative and a member of First United Methodist Church.
Funeral services for Mrs. Harris will be at 11:00 am Thursday, March 29, 2012 in the Chapel of Curry Funeral Home conducted by Brother Mike Deal. A private interment will be in Woodhaven Memory Gardens in Millington, TN. Curry Funeral Home is in charge of services.
The Harris family will receive visitors from 9:00 -- 11:00 a.m. Thursday at the funeral home.
Survivors include 1 daughter Vickie Harris of Mississippi and many nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her husband Earl Harris, two sisters, Wenona Plunk and Dimple Rogers, a brother, Earl Hubbard and her parents, George and Iona Pease Hubbard.
Online condolences are available on our website- www.curryfuneral.com
Deborah Bonner, 43, of Ripley, died Saturday, March 24, 2012 at Jackson General Hospital.
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at Faith Deliverance Apostolic Church in Dyersburg. Thompson's Mortuary is in charge of arrangements.
Eleanor Jane Barker Hawkins Wert, 81, of Dyersburg, died Tuesday, March 27, 2012 at The Bridge in Ridgely, Tennessee.
Graveside services for Mrs. Wert will be 1 p.m. today at RoEllen Cemetery in RoEllen.

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There's No Place Like Home
Families Are an Essential Support for LGBT Youth
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"With a targeted strategy, and a lot of attention, we can build a child welfare system that addresses the needs of the LGBTQ population," said Bryan Samuels at a CAP event February 7 on the importance of family support of LGBT youth. Samuels, commissioner for the Administration on Children, Youth and Families, was joined on a panel by Dr. Caitlin Ryan, director of the Family Acceptance Project, or FAP, and Shannon Minter, legal director for the National Center for Lesbian Rights. Jeff Krehely, CAP's Director of LGBT Research and Communications, gave welcoming remarks. Immediately following, David Hansell, the assistant secretary of the Administration for Children and Families, spoke about the role of government in ensuring acceptance and equality for LGBT youth.
A series of highly publicized suicides by LGBT youth last fall punctuated the need to address bullying in schools, a problem endemic in communities across the country. "Ostracism is one of the worst thing kids can experience," Hansell said in his remarks. "It eats away at their self-esteem, and they become less able to resist bullying. And that's why there is a coordinated effort going on across government to try to prevent the coercive effects of bullying, and to imbue young people with the self-confidence to stand up against those who try to intimidate them." Evidence of the government's resolve can be found in the Affordable Care Act, which makes it easier for LGBT individuals and same-sex couples to access healthcare, as well as in efforts to make adoption viable for same-sex couples, Hansell argued.
For many LGBT youth, bullying doesn't stop in the schoolyard. These youth find themselves equally vulnerable to humiliation, intolerance, and even violence in the one space that at the very least ought to offer refuge: the home.
No one denies the horrible effects that bullying from peers can have on the mental health and self-esteem of young people, but recent research conducted by FAP suggests that the effects of intolerance in the home may be even worse.
Typically, Dr. Ryan explained, families are removed from the care equation: "The inclination is not to engage the family, but automatically to exclude the family because families are seen as unsupportive at best and volatile or potentially dangerous at worst." The work of FAP, however, offers a new framework for family engagement and looks to ways in which families can be educated about the consequences of rejecting their child.
Indeed, FAP research demonstrates the alarming consequences of family intolerance of LGBT youth. Dr. Ryan stated that, for instance, HIV incidence increases drastically with higher family intolerance levels: "LGBT young people who experience a high level of family rejection … during adolescence are more than three-and-a-half times more likely to be at high risk for HIV infection as a young adult. That risk is about cut in half for families that express moderate levels of rejection."
The research found similar trends with respect to depression, alcohol abuse, drug abuse, and suicidality. In each of those categories, LGBT youth who experienced high levels of rejection were considerably more prone to self-destructive behavior. Engaging family in the discussion, and educating them about the consequences of rejecting their child, is therefore paramount to ensuring the mental and physical well being of LGBT children.
On the panel discussion, both Minter and Samuels stressed that Dr. Ryan's research should inform policy decisions regarding LGBT youth.
"If we really want to address the problems facing LGBT youth, we also need resources and policies that are focused on keeping these young people in their families [and] in their communities. … that's the way we're going truly protect future generations," Minter stated.
He continued, "I think the most hopeful and inspiring aspect of Dr. Ryan's research, to me, is that they've developed family intervention programs that really work, and that have shown us that the goal is eminently achievable."
More funding for research efforts such as those undertaken by FAP and the increased availability of materials and programs to educate families about the importance of accepting LGBT children can help make substantial improvements in the lives of LGBT children across the country.
Those interested in learning more about FAP's findings can access their research here.
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Volume 103. Advances in Cancer Research
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"This classic and essential series presents critical overviews on select aspects of both cancer research and the basic underlying sciences."-- American Scientist
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Shoni Schimmel scored 21 points to lead the way but the star of the University of Louisville women's team's 64-45 win over Cincinnati was senior guard Antonita Slaughter.
Slaughter was back in uniform and played 16 minutes just one month and a day after collapsing on the court. She had a blood clot in her lung and it was feared her career was over.
But earlier this week she found out she had a clean bill of health and was allowed to play again. Slaughter had five points, three rebounds and one steal in 16 minutes.
"It was great to be back out there," she said with a smile on her face.
The Cardinals moved to 15-1 on the season and 3-0 in AAC play with the romp, despite starting off 3 of 17 from the field.
Schimmel hit 5 of 11 three-pointers, while Emmonnie Henderson had nine points and six rebounds and Sara Hammond had eight points and six rebounds for the Cardinals.
Jude Schimmel didn't play because of an ankle injury, while Tia Gibbs sat out with back spasms and Shawnta Dyer had soreness in her knee.


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The T-shirt is 100 years old this year. Happy birthday, T. Grab your favorite one and show it off.
Share your favorite tee by sending a picture of it to firstname.lastname@example.com, and view the photo gallery here. »Read Full Article
At Hinterland, a tasting menu for diners who love vegetables
Hinterland, 222 E. Erie St., has begun serving a four-course, $40 vegetarian tasting menu.
It's to take advantage of summer's bounty, and will continue as long as the restaurant's farmers who supply the kitchen are harvesting, said chef Dan Van Rite. »Read Full Blog Post
Music, singing shine in 'Phantom of the Opera' at Marcus Center
In any production of "The Phantom of the Opera," things first really kick into gear when Christine descends into the Phantom's lair, lured by that intoxicating voice that's already firmly lodged inside her mind.
It's still more thrilling — in the revamped and lavishly designed touring "Phantom" now at the Marcus Center — to watch Christine take that precarious, vertigo-inducing plunge along a series of seemingly free-floating stairs, which emerge one by one from a revolving, two-story turret. »Read Full Article
RiverMill Foods opens in its new location, in Elm Grove
With its remodeling of the former Nora B's in Elm Grove complete, RiverMill Foods opened in its new, larger home late this week.
The restaurant moved from downtown Waukesha to be more centrally located to its catering clients, owner Laurie Runyan said. It's open to the public for sandwiches, wraps, salads, soups, breads and cheesecake, and has added breakfast items at its new place, at 890 Elm Grove Road in the Village Court plaza. »Read Full Blog Post


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Moonstone Landing
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Historical Traveler Reviews Moonstone Landing Cambria
Great facility, iffy service
We stayed at Moonstone Landing for my wife's birthday last Saturday. The facility itself is great - we had a beautiful ocean front room with a fireplace, jacuzzi tub and a nice big balcony. The ocean view is amazing from the rooms on the front of the hotel, especially from the second floor. And the location is perfect if you're planning to dine at the Sea Chest - a great restaurant that's right next door.
There were two things that make us question whether or not we'll return...
Being ones who like to sleep in late when staying at a place like this, we inquired if it was possible to stay an hour or so past the posted 11 am checkout time. We got what we thought was a quite odd response from the front desk clerk. She told us a later checkout wouldn't really be a problem if we talked to the housekeeper "Selsa" and slipped her $5... ("not $2, $5, and don't tell the morning front desk clerk about it.") We thought this was strange but we went and found Selsa, gave her $10 and asked if we could stay an hour or two past 11 am. She said that wouldn't be a problem, she was very kind about it. The next morning at 11:30 we got a rather rude call from the front desk clerk saying that our checkout time had passed and it was time for us to go! We gathered our things and left.
Also, others here have raved about the breakfast but we found it rather disappointing. It was basically just packaged pastries and bagels that looked like they came directly from Costco. There was a bowl of fresh fruit and some cereals but overall we felt that the breakfast lacked for such a nice place. And for some reason the people eating in the breakfast room were quite dreary and somber, the place felt like a funeral home when we were there.
Not sure if we'll return...
Perfect hotel!
i stayed at the moonstone landing hotel for one night. i had the room on the bottom with the ocean view. what a beautiful view. it was right across the street. the room was spacious and clean. the bathroom had a jacuzzi bath with a shower connected...you could hop right over. there was a dvd player...in which the front desk had movies you could borrow for the night. overall the room was great. i would definitely go back there. continental breakfast was very good. they put out a lot of different choices from.... breakfast cakes, bagels, cereals, oatmeal, muffins, fruits, coffee, tea, juices and milk. absolutely no complaints!
Great cosy hotel
I really loved this hotel. There was a gorgeous fireplace in the room, really comfy beds and the most amazing view of the sea with a balcony that made it feel like we were on a ferry!
Also, really helpful staff/management.
The bathroom was lovely - really luxurious.
The only thing I would say is that there was no temperature control, which could be a problem for some people.
Perfect Location
We stayed at this hotel for one night and wished we had booked longer. Friendly staff, lovely room, amazing view of the sea, spa bath, lovely breakfast. We found the DVD player and the good choice of free DVDs was very handy for our teenage children.Would definately stay there again.
Sea views at Moonstone Beach
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Stop 4 on our Highway 1 tour
Stayed 2 nights over a weekend. Splashed out for a second floor room with sea view. Room excellent, well appointed with fire and jacuzzi bath. Fabulous view over Moonstone beach. We found Cambria very relaxing.
Breakfast OK but very good snacks served from 4 - 6pm along with local cider.
We paid 200 USD per night plus tax which was the most expensive of our hotels but the sea view was about worth it. There are loads of hotels behind the beach so not sure how this price compares to the others.
Visited the Paso Robles wine area. 100 wineries to choose from! The drive west on the 46 is lovely.
Also did Hearst Castle evening tour where you have charcters dressed in 1930's costumes milling about in the rooms. Very good but you can not use flash so no photos.
Great getaway
We have been staying here 2-3 times a year since they opened. It is a fantastic spot with great rooms and the most amazing views. We love to get breakfast, sit on our balcony and watch the ocean in the morning. In the evening enjoy a bottle of wine from Paso Robles wine tasting we purchased earlier during the day. The staff is wonderful. The breakfast and evening appetizers great.
Great place!
Great view, nice staff - helpful & cheerful.
Two Faced Service
location was gorgeous so was the room BUT.....
if i wanted a presuptuous rude experience, even after it was over, i would have stayed at my mothers.
sorry this review isnt kissing the butt of the hotel owner, never the less its true. was not allowed to move the chairs at the table in order to sit and enjoy "view" & was accused of causing plumbing problems- you know what keep the deposit.$100 isnt going to give owners a better personality.
Fantastic ocean views and marble jacuzzi tub
My husband and I spent two glorious nights at this new hotel, a great room overlooking the ocean with balcony, a very large jacuzzi tub and wonderful baked goods from a local italian bakery for breakfast. We enjoyed delicious refreshments in the evenings and excellent restaurants nearby. The hotel staff was very helpful and attentive, we shall return often!
Fabulous oceanfront getaway!
An unexpected treat to find a romantic Inn with balconies overlooking the ocean, friendly staff and a generous breakfast featuring Italian pastries! We loved our stay and will be back to once again enjoy the marble whirlpool bathtub and sunsets!
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... Ear. Tomorrow we go to Monterey. It rained this evening, bit disappointing for us, but locals are thrilled, seems had very little rain for years, in fact so little water, they no longer automatically bring you a glass of water in restaurants-unless you ask. Actually lit a log fire in our room (in the fireplace obviously) , was romantic and cosy, as chilly up in these pine clad ...
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... knew their stuff about the beers which was cool, and we had some good conversations with them about their wares and our trip.
Our last day of driving was a pleasant one. It was slightly rushed because we just want to get to Anaheim to see our friends now. But we still managed to make a few stops to see some interesting sights. There's a huge castle, which is unusual for America, called Hearst Castle. It was ...
What's a rookery? ... and don't look at my hair.
... year. At least 1000 of them were laying on the beach in this area and honestly looked dead. But the grunts and tail flicks told you they were just sleeping or hanging out. Very cool and very weird. A quick dinner in town and back to our hotel (with a fireplace and patio) on moonstone beach. Tomorrow we mozy up the best bit of the coast through Big Sur, Pebble Beach, Carmel and stopping in Monterey. Miss you ...
Heading North from LA
... reason. And when we do find somewhere, they don't take Amex (our other US card)! Thankfully, I brought the Aussie credit cards with us as an emergency backup, and we were able to pay for our meal and sit down and relax for a bit. Another thing we notice in Santa Barbara, is that there are a lot of homeless people around - one notices us and quips "just another day in paradise". I keep the kids close to us.
We're leaving ...
A good night sleep at the Best Western, then it was back on the road for Day 2 of driving. We picked up some supplies from the gun mart then drove to Stearn's Wharf, located right on the beach. The wharf is a historic area in Santa Barbara. A few photos, a coffee stop, then a walk along State Street, the main drag. We said our goodbyes to SB, then got on Interstate 101 heading to our overnight destination, Atascadero. For a change of scenery, we decided to try a bed ...


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George Clooney's Girlfriend Wows Italy with Racy Dance Number
We haven't seen quite this much of Elisabetta Canalis in the entire year and a half that she's been dating George Clooney.
Canalis, 32, who got her start as a dancer, was joined by seven male chorus boys in a racy, raucous, Madonna-like performance of Ciara's "Like A Boy" live on Italian TV on Saturday night – during the culmination of the 61st Italian Music Festival in San Remo.
Dressed in a black leotard, fishnet tights, black jacket and trilby hat, and wielding a long black cane, Canalis bumped and grinded her way through the song, at one point practically performing a lap dance before being lifted into the air by her main dance partner.
She later removed the jacket, making the outfit that much more revealing.
As the performance wrapped, Canalis laughed and joked with the audience and introduced all of her fellow dancers by name. Later in the broadcast, she took to the stage in a more demure outfit – a beautiful floor-length white gown.


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Charges against 7 Indians Dropped, 2 Arranged: Singapore Riot
By PTI - SINGAPORE
Published: 17th December 2013 05:25 PM
Last Updated: 17th December 2013 05:25 PM
Seven out of the 33 Indians charged with alleged rioting in Singapore's worst outbreak of violence in over 40 years were acquitted today, even as two more of their compatriots were arraigned in the incident.
Charges against seven Indians were dropped after they had spent a week in detention for their alleged roles in the December 8 riot in Little India, a precinct of Indian-origin businesses, eateries and pubs where most of the South Asian workers take their Sunday break.
The cases against 21 out of the remaining 26 was also heard in court, with the prosecution asking for them to be remanded for another week for further police investigations.
In his application, Deputy Public Prosecutor John Lu cited copious amount of work such as going through the statements of all accused involved, the evidence of more than 300 police officers at the scene, video clips and surveillance camera recordings that needed to be examined.
District Judge Lim Tse Haw agreed to grant the request, but not without asking the prosecution to call on the police to "expedite" matters.
When he asked if the defendants had anything to say, some suspects took the opportunity to speak up, through an interpreter.
Some of them alleged assault by police officers while under lock-up in a "place where there was no camera", and expressed concerns that their family have yet to be notified, The Straits Times reported.
Many denied involvement in the riot, saying that they were in Little India to remit money, or saying that the charges were "fabrications" as they were not even at the scene at the given time, the report said.
The cases against five others who were also charged last week would be heard in the next few days.
Meanwhile, two more Indians, Samiyappan Sellathurai, 41, and Sarangan Kumaran, 35, were charged in court and accused of being part of an unlawful assembly and throwing pieces of concrete at other people in the vicinity of Little India's Race Course Road and Kerbau Road.
Both face one charge of rioting and if convicted they could be jailed for up to seven years liable to caning.
The trouble on December 8 started after a private bus fatally knocked down an Indian pedestrian, 33-year-old Sakthivel Kuaravelu in Little India.
Some 400 migrant workers were involved in the rampage that left 39 police and civil defence staff injured and 25 vehicles -- including 16 police cars -- damaged.
Singapore previously witnessed violence of such scale during race riots in 1969.
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Support Migdal Ohr by purchasing letters in the Torah Scroll that will be written in honor of Rabbi Grossman's 70th Birthday.
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In this week's parshah the Torah writes about the mitzvah to destroy avodah zarah. At the same time, the Torah says not to do avodah zarah to Hashem your God. As the pasuk says: "va'avaditam es shemam min hamakom hahu, lo sa'asun kein la'Hashem Elokeichem."
Posted on: August 1st, 2013Judaism → Halacha & Hashkafa
Eliyahu was enjoying a relaxing summer after an intensive year of learning. He spent time with his family, learned a few hours each day in the community beis medrash, and worked sporadically when the opportunity arose.
Posted on: August 1st, 2013Judaism → Parsha
For forty years in the midbar the Jewish people ate mon. Guided by Moshe Rabbeinu, engaged in constant Torah study with every physical need taken care of, Klal Yisrael lived on a lofty spiritual plane. Now that they were being ushered into a different era – entering Eretz Yisrael where they would begin living in a natural manner – they were given many directives to retain their status as an exalted nation.
Posted on: August 1st, 2013Judaism → Halacha & Hashkafa
Taste is everything. If the taste of chametz has been absorbed into a cooking vessel, such a vessel may not be used on Pesach unless it undergoes koshering, the halachically prescribed way of expelling the flavor of forbidden food such as non-kosher foods, meat and milk mixtures or chametz on Pesach from utensils and restoring them for use.
Posted on: August 1st, 2013Judaism → Columns → Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks
These stories all have to do with the mitzvah of tzedakah whose source is in this week's parshah.
Posted on: July 31st, 2013Judaism → Columns → Chodesh Tov/Rabbi Hanoch Teller
With absolutely nothing to lose, including his employment for the coming year, Dan Zweifel devised a strategy for a team that could not seem to catch an offensive rhythm and for players that had protracted shooting slumps and 10-minute-long droughts. His solution, his only recourse, was defense.
Posted on: July 31st, 2013Judaism → Columns → Lessons In Emunah
In an April Lessons in Emunah column, I wrote an article called "Learning to Dance in the Rain" about two friends who were very ill. One was in a hospice. The doctors had given up hope and the family waited with a heavy heart. But there was still One Doctor left. And He began to heal her. Slowly, the disease began to reverse itself, slowly it began to withdraw.
Posted on: July 31st, 2013Judaism → Rebbetzin's Viewpoint
Let us understand once and for all that G-d is not a puppeteer and we are not puppets.
Posted on: July 26th, 2013Judaism → Parsha
Rabbi Yitzchak Zilber zt'l was a legendary leader of Russian Jewry for over three decades. He remained resolutely firm in his faith and practiced Torah and mitzvos throughout his arduous years behind the Iron Curtain, even in the brutality of a Russian Labor Camp. His autobiography, To Remain a Jew[1] is his incredible account of how he remained faithful to G-d even under the most trying circumstances. The following is just one anecdote recorded in the book:
Posted on: July 26th, 2013Judaism → Weekly Luach
Posted on: July 25th, 2013Judaism → Halacha & Hashkafa
The Case Of The Stumbling Block (Pesachim 37b-38a)
Posted on: July 25th, 2013Judaism → Ask the Rabbi
Question: The famous Iggeret of Rav Sherira Gaon references Yerushalmi Kilaim 9:3 and Kesubos 12:3 and states that Rabbi Judah the Prince descended from Hillel who, in turn, descended from the tribe of Binyamin – not Yehudah. The Iggeret also discusses how the Mishnah was written and how Rabbi Judah worked on it. Had Menachem read this Iggeret by Rav Sherira Gaon – who, incidentally, was a direct descendant of King David – I don't think he would have asked his question. Yehuda T. (Via E-Mail)
Posted on: July 25th, 2013Judaism → Columns → Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks
One of the more unusual aspects of being a chief rabbi is that one comes to know people one otherwise might not.
Posted on: July 25th, 2013Judaism → Halacha & Hashkafa
Rabbi Dayan walked into class and greeted his students. "Good morning! We're nearing the very end of Bava Kama," he announced. "Today we begin the final topic, b'ezras Hashem."
Posted on: July 25th, 2013Judaism → Rebbetzin's Viewpoint
It is wise not to react to everything you see or hear.
Posted on: July 25th, 2013Judaism → Parsha
In this week's parshah we derive the mitzvah of birchas hamazon from the pasuk of "v'achalta v'savata u'veirachta" (Devarim 8:10). This mitzvah is to recite three berachos mi'de'oraisa and one mi'de'rabbanan after one eats bread made from the five grains (wheat, spelt, oats, rye, and barley).
Posted on: July 25th, 2013Judaism → Columns → Lessons In Emunah
It took a few months, but I finally summoned up what little koach I had to go to the Lubavitcher Rebbe, zt"l, for "Sunday Dollars." I wanted to take my new baby to the Rebbe. Although he was about three months old at the time, I had not been strong enough until now to attempt a trip to 770 Eastern Parkway.
Posted on: July 19th, 2013InDepth → Interviews and Profiles
In 1992 the Dallas Cowboys won Super Bowl XXVII. Among the members of the team was a young Jewish man named Alan Veingrad. Alan, now Shlomo, became frum several years later and found a much more significant calling: as an in-demand speaker he captivates Jewish and non-Jewish audiences around the world with lessons from his football days and from his teshuva journey.
Posted on: July 18th, 2013Judaism → Parsha
Ah, Shabbos Nachamu! Finally the three weeks of mourning have finished, and the seven-week period of comforting, of nechama, has begun. We breathe a sigh of relief and life goes back to normal. But wait a minute – it doesn't seem like anything has changed!
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Issue #16 - June 2013
Everyone loves their MusicMedic.com saxophone, flute, and clarinet repair kits. These kits have everything a player needs to learn the trade. They contain professional tools and supplies as well as detailed written instructions on how to use them. Even online support is included. Players, students, and aspiring technicians can perform minor repairs such as removing leaks, changing felt bumpers, or adjusting the springs with little to no previous repair experience with the help of the repair kits. Many technicians around the world have even started their careers with them!
Over the years we have upgraded, improved, and expanded the kits to cover most minor emergency repairs and right now we are working on yet another update. Instead of written manuals only, we want to include instructional videos that should make each repair even clearer and easier.
We've taken the first step towards this goal by shooting a video on how to replace a neck cork. Look out for more videos like this in the near future!
A pad's job to seal on a tone hole is very simple. Selecting the right pad and taking the steps necessary to make it seal on a tone hole, however, takes patience and experience. After you have addressed all the variables of padding, you need to select the correct pad for your job. This article will cover the basics of selecting the right pad for your instrument.
A pad consists of some type of skin, bladder, or synthetic material wrapped around a felt with a cardboard backing. The job of the leather or bladder is to provide a reliable surface for contacting the tone hole. The felt serves as a cushion which must be pliable enough to conform to the shape of the tone hole, soft enough to not make a lot of noise when it contacts the tone hole, and firm enough for the player to feel the point of contact.
When selecting a pad, there are many variables to consider. Ease of installation, firmness, durability, and cost will help you decide on the right pad for your instrument.
Bladder Pads
Bladder pads are used in most piccolos, flutes, clarinets, and oboes. MusicMedic.com bladder pads are made with a double layer of Goldbeater's skin. This transparent skin is made from the membrane of calf ox intestines, and is very thin, durable, and resistant to moisture. Goldbeater's skin derives its name from its original purpose, which was as a laminate when making gold leaf, an extremely thin layer of gold which was generally used for decorative purposes.
The bladder is wrapped around a felt with squared edges and backed with cardboard. Two layers of the bladder give the pad more durability and extend its lifetime. There are several types of clarinet pads which differ based on the type of felt used.
The Medium Woven clarinet pads feature a softer woven felt which is suitable for novice technicians and for student instruments due to the ease of installation and the value price. These pads are soft and conform, but they are not as perfectly flat as other pads. Installing these pads and getting a good seal is simple, but leveling them to an extremely tight tolerance can be more difficult.
Medium Pressed Felt clarinet pads feature a firmer feel, which is ideal for more demanding players. The premium Deep Weave TM pressed felt has parallel fibers which allow it to take a seat, yet it holds it shape well without too much give. The Felt in these pads is the finest felt available anywhere. It is very costly, but it holds up well over time and does not change with temperature and humidity.
Thin Pressed Felt clarinet pads use the same premium Deep Weave TM pressed felt, but are thinner for customers requiring a thin pad for their instrument. These can also be used with oboes in addition to professional clarinets.
Clarinet pads are floated into the pad cup on a layer of adhesive, such as Adhesive Pellets, Hot Glue, or Shellac, and the seal is checked with the use of a feeler gauge or a leak light. Check out the following articles to help you with padding your clarinet: Measuring Clarinet Pad Cups, Locating Pad Leaks with a Flexible Leak Light, and Two Basic Types of Leaks.
- Piccolo
Piccolo pads from MusicMedic.com are made with a double layer of yellow Goldbeater's skin with a thin, firm woven felt. They are installed with an adhesive, similar to clarinet pads.
- Flute
MusicMedic.com Flute pads are made with a double layer of yellow Goldbeater's Bladder wrapped around firm woven felt with a cardboard backing. Flute pads are purchased with thickness being a primary consideration. They are available in 2.5mm, 2.7mm, and 2.9mm. Measure your current flute pad to determine the proper thickness of flute pads for a particular instrument.
Flute pads are also available in as Open Hole or Closed Hole. Most student flutes are closed hole and most professional flutes are open hole.
Flute pads are installed "dry" and are most often held in place with a metal washer and screw or a plastic spud in closed hole flutes or with a retaining grommet in open hole flutes. A pad seal is created by bending the pad cup to conform to the tone hole or by using shims behind the pad to conform it to the tone hole.
Leather Pads
Leather pads are made with a very thin and soft piece of leather wrapped around a firm woven felt with a cardboard backing. Saxophone pads are used with a resonator in larger sizes, while clarinet and bass clarinet pads are not.
The process for attaining the quality of leather necessary for a good pad is much more involved than the standard leather tanning process. The leather is thinned through a process called skiving, in which a sharp blade is used to slice the thickness of the leather down to .3mm. The cell structure in a cow leather has cell fibers running in all directions and when it is skived to the appropriate thickness, many of the fibers are cut and the leather becomes delicate. This has long been a consideration in pad making, and is why leather pads in an instrument need to be replaced from time to time.
- Saxophone
MusicMedic.com Saxophone pads are hand assembled, using high quality leather wrapped around firm woven felt with a cardboard backing. They are also sold with a variety of resonator options.
Resonators are attached to the pad with a rivet and they reflect sound back into the bore of the saxophone. While there are a lot of theories in the saxophone repair field about the different sizes, shapes, and types of metals used in resonators, it is often difficult to pinpoint with certainty the specific differences that resonators make. Generally, increased surface area of the resonator is attributed to free-blowing and "brightness". Less surface area is attributed to a "darker" sound. Because the resonator is only one contributor amongst many factors in sound production, it is best to let the player decide what they like best.
From least surface area to most, the resonators go from: rivet, flat metal, domed, seamless domed, Maestro Classic, and Maestro Airtight. In the Sax ProShop, we generally like to use flat metal resonators on vintage instruments that originally came from the factory with them, such as Conn and Martin saxophones. For most other saxophones, Seamless Domed metal resonators are a great choice because of their versatility. Many players who are seeking more projection will choose Maestro resonators.
Saxophone pads are installed with an adhesive such as Shellac (the Z-Gun makes this process faster and more precise) or Hot Glue, and are checked for a good seal using a leak light, such as the Nova.
For more information about padding a saxophone, check out these articles: Four Variables of Sax Pad Installation, Dry Fitting Saxophone Pads, The Push and Pull of Installing Pads, and Installing Tan or RooPads in a Buescher Saxophone.
- Bass Clarinet
Tan pads for bass clarinet are similar in nature to saxophone pads, except that they are thinner and do not have a resonator. They are installed with an adhesive and checked for a good seal with a leak light.
- RooPads and Saxgourmet Pads
Because it is so difficult to produce a supple, thin, and durable leather for pads, Curt Altarac, owner of MusicMedic.com, searched for an alternative leather that could be very thin yet would be durable and not tear. He discovered that kangaroo leather was very durable, but it necessitated that he work with a leather processing facility to develop a method for making the leather thin and supple. Once he had achieved this, RooPads were born.
The reason that kangaroo leather is so much more durable than cow or goat leather is because of the cell structure. In kangaroos, and in fact all marsupials, the leather cell fibers run parallel to the surface of the skin. As the leather is skived, most of the cell fibers remain intact and the leather retains its strength and elasticity.
Some of the difficulties involved with using kangaroo leather is that not all of the leather has a tight grain structure necessary for creating a good seal over a tone hole. Therefore, it must be carefully sorted for quality before it can be skived to the appropriate thickness. Because of the immense amount of work in obtaining a suitable kangaroo leather, it is quite costly.
Many of our saxophone customers have asked about the difference between RooPads and Saxgourmet pads. Both are made by MusicMedic.com using kangaroo leather, firm woven felt, and a cardboard backing. RooPads are white, which is the natural color of kangaroo leather. For the Saxgourmet pads, the leather has been dyed black. The black dye makes the leather a little more dense, so the pads are not quite as soft as RooPads. SaxGourmet pads are slightly more waterproof and easier to clean than the white RooPads.
The RooPads are very advantageous for classical recording artists due to the little pad noise, and the Saxgourmet pads are very popular amongst our rock, soul, funk friends due to the density of the leather. For everyone in between, both pads will yield great results.
RooPads for Clarinet and Bass Clarinet are made from the same white kangaroo leather as RooPads for saxophone, but they are thinner and made to fit the pad cups of the respective clarinets. RooPads for clarinet and bass clarinet are significantly more long lasting than their bladder and tan leather counterparts.
We have heard from some technicians that they have successfully modified the RooPads for Bass Clarinet in order to use them in bassoons.
Jim Schmidt Pads
Jim Schmidt's pads are made from a synthetic skin which has been imbedded with gold particles. The Gold Pads are gold-plated with black dry lubricant embedded in the surface. The Black Gold pads are embedded with a large amount of black dry lubricant, which gives them their darker closer and reduces stickiness. Instead of a felt, the cushion which helps the pad seal quietly against the tone hole is made from ultrasuede and a special retaining wall holds the ultrasuede and the synthetic skin in place.
The Jim Schmidt Gold and Black Gold Saxophone Pads come with the option of domed stainless steel resonators or domed nickel silver resonators. The Jim Schmidt Gold and Black Gold Flute Pads are available in open and closed hole varieties, with pad sets containing Magic Dust lubricant, Delrin French Bushings, Stabilizers, and Retainer Seals.
We have used the Jim Schmidt pads in the Sax ProShop with great results. The metallic pads were easy to work with and gave the saxophone a brighter and edgier sound. When questioned about the sound differences in his pads, our friend Jim Schmidt claims that his pads don't make a horn brighter, they just allow the sound of the horn to naturally project without damping the higher harmonics in the sound.
Cork Pads
As opposed to other woodwind pads, cork pads are quite simple in that they are composed only of solid natural cork. Cork pads are often used with oboes, the upper joint in professional clarinets, and waterkeys for brass instruments and baritone saxophones. Cork pads come in the standard 3mm thickness but can easily be trimmed to the desired thickness. They are floated in with shellac or hot glue. The natural cork used in MusicMedic.com Cork Pads is with as little grain as possible to ensure a great seal against the tone hole.
If you have any questions about MusicMedic.com Pads, feel free to contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com. Pad samples are available by request!


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The PECO Energizing Education Program, or PEEP, is an energy-focused, project-based program for school communities in the Greater Philadelphia Region. Participating schools and afterschool programs implement hands-on energy curriculum to explore the science of energy, renewable and nonrenewable sources of energy, electricity generation, and efficiency and conservation. Throughout the course of the program students create projects and document their learning as they plan events and/or outreach in which they share what they have learned about energy and energy savings. Students then create a digital project showcasing their efforts and present their results at a year-end celebration.
PEEP Programming for the 2015-2016 school year has two groups in-school, and afterschool.
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This year's program involves selected continuing schools from the PEEP Program. Curriculum will include an "Energy and STEM Challenge" for all participating schools.
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Continuing schools will receive:
• A $500 continuation grant to support your STEM Challenge
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• One day planning retreat session in 2016
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2. Execute the STEM Challenge project and submit the project for review by April 1st.
3. For selected projects, be prepared to present at the Philadelphia Science Festival Carnival held on April 30th.
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This year's program will include hands-on energy explorations coupled with a student-led community project to teach the local community about energy and energy efficiency and conservation.
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4. Execute the community project and create a digital submission about the project and its results. Projects must be submitted for review.
5. Prepare a student performance about the project to be shared at the PEEP Showcase in early June, 2016. All programs will present their projects.
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Since 1824, The Franklin Institute in Philadelphia, PA has become a stalwart in the informal science industry, as well as, a premier cultural institution for the nation. With its explicit mission "to inspire a passion for learning about science and technology" The Franklin Institute has successfully married science education for all with a keen appreciation for community engagement and civic responsibility. In its entirety, The Franklin Institute comprises: The Science Center – which includes the science museum, exhibits and programs; The Franklin Center – responsible for the lauded Awards program, The Journal of The Franklin Institute, the library, and the curatorial and collections department; and The Center for Innovation in Science Learning – which houses much of the educational and grant based programs. In 2008, in recognition for almost two centuries of excellence, distinguished service and community commitment, The Franklin Institute was awarded the prestigious Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) National Medal for 2008.
The Center for Innovation in Science Learning has exemplified the benefits of collaborative partnerships between Science Centers, corporations and public education systems, and is proud of its association with this PECO initiative. Through its dynamic programs and areas of practice, the Center for Innovation has left its footprint both regionally and nationally on K-12 science education, and has also significantly impacted family and community science awareness. These programs include: Gender and Families in Science; Professional Development; Educational Technologies; Youth Programs; and the magnet public high school – Science Leadership Academy. As the Center for Innovation continues to develop its signature programs, its newfound collaborations with public school districts, as well as private corporations such as PECO, redefine the boundaries and scope of impact for informal science learning environments.
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Date: 1958 ca.
Description: View of the exterior of Hotel Black Hawk.
Date: 1962-07-21 ca.
Description: A parking lot underneath a newly developed block of stores. The Rock River is visible just beyond the parking lot. There is a bridge in the background.
Date: 1885 ca.
Description: Norwegian Octagon church, built in 1852 and torn down about 1891 or 1892.
Date: 1910 ca.
Description: Black Hawk war monument located at Fort Atkinson.
Description: Horse-drawn carriage elaborately decorated with flowers appears to be stopped off parade route. The carriage is carrying four women wearing formal dresses...
Date: date unknown
Description: View looking down East Milwaukee street in Fort Atkinson.
Description: View down North Washington Street, a residential area. Two girls run toward a horse-drawn carriage where a man sits.
Date: 1915 ca.
Description: Exterior view of the state bank and city hall.
Date: 1913
Description: Colorized postcard of Main Street West. The street is unpaved and covered with ruts. Sidewalks line both sides and pedestrians can be see walking between t...
Description: A view of the side and facade of an unidentified structure. Awnings decorate various windows. A large sign on the corner of the building bears its name: "H...
Date: 1912 ca.
Description: Exterior view of the high school.
Date: 1939-03-16
Description: Fort Atkinson street scene with a truck parked in front of Beckman's Shoe Store. Next to Beckman's is Fort Furniture Mart and Fort Atkinson Savings Bank.
Description: Exterior view of the Fargo Public Library in Lake Mills. Visible above the main entrance are the words: "Public Library." Reverse of cardboard backing read...
Description: Front view of the Jefferson Public Library, a brick building with stairs leading to the entrance.
Date: 1900 ca.
Description: Exterior view of the Woodard & Stone Co. on the first block of North Water Street.
Date: 1908 ca.
Description: The Rock River Dam with the Woolen Mills building in the background.
Date: 1911
Description: Map shows in blue roads, railroads, post offices, schools, houses, churches, and routes. The map includes a chart of "Explanation" that acts as a legend. T...
Description: View of Hoard's house with snow on the ground.
Description: View of Fort Atkinson from the Rock River.
Description: An ink and watercolor on tracing map showing the sections and surveyed lots in the vicinity of the Rock and Crawfish rivers in the central and eastern port...
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Sneaker buying is a year-round process with no specific weekend or occasion outranking the other by much, but there's no date more globally recognized than the annual release of the Air Jordan 11 Retro. Since 2008, Jordan Brand has offered up the iconic shoe every December, with each drop taking form in an original and classic Retro colorway. This Saturday's release sticks out like a sore thumb in that the fresh "Gamma Blue" colorway that has no true connection to the visual anatomy of the Jordan Brand beast. Still, the decision to go "new" rather then "old" (many projected the Columbia to be this year's release) may speak louder to the newer generation of sneaker fanatics – the one that likely had no recollection of Michael Jordan playing in a game.
Still, despite the evolving era of Jordan collectors, the release of the Air Jordan XI is still one of the most anticipated moments ever year. The infamous tradition has garnered a controversial reputation over the years thanks to the chaos that has ensued during in-store releases, but those who have been fortunate enough to obtain the patent leather beauties liken the event to a triumphant epilogue to a story filled with a year's worth of sneaker releases. For those who may have forgotten the short history of this institution of the sneaker game, or better yet, those who will make the Gamma Blue their first-ever Air Jordan 11 purchase, we have a quick summary of the history of December Air Jordan 11 releases below.
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bred 11s all at meramec last year "@sneakernews: Jordan 11s for Dec.- a Christmas tradition dlvr.it/4XZPbq pic.twitter.com/Nyk7BtpchB"
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@_HelloTitty_ lol nothing wrong with that
The only 11s i always wanted were the Cool Grey & Concords. Cool Grey i copped, the Concords i coudn't copp, it was tough to get them. I need that Da_Real_Big_Infinite connection lol.
I no i am not the only one noticing the price keep going up on these. How long till we get to the 300 mark
After a concord and space jam release 11s are just mmm to me. Like you can't give me the best and think ima get excited for the rest
The Space Jams remain the best 11s thus far in my opinion.
He didn't say concord smart guy
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Got my pair of gamma 11s.....they're alright, I'll wear in this summer when the hype has completely died down
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To this day I never understood why every 11 got the special packaging treatment except the Bred 11's which are arguably the most popular of them all. They got that weak ass common retro box. That said, the special packaging on the Fear and 5's are pretty damn dope. Just sayin'...
@BackseatJuice Oooo. OK. Well that sucked.
Killing month..fuck 11's
Are you really taking up for a shoe..kill yourself now, please
Great, we have an internet thug on our hands. Do us all a favor since you're bout that life, and post a link to your Facebook page (w/out the private settings) so we can see the man (or BITCH) behind the keyboard.
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Child of the King Logo and Website Design
Child of the king is a non-profit company with the goal of raising awareness and aiding in the adoption process for families that want to adopt but might not have the resources. Three of my siblings have adopted and so I am well aware of the high cost of adoption. When I got the call to design the logo and marketing materials for Child of the King, I couldn't say no.
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Positioned in a small coastal valley, the colonial town of Nazca is famous for the strange lines and geometrical figures etched into the desert floor. At up to 200m in length with no two image the same, these etchings, spread over 500 square kilometres of the Nazca plain, are one of the great mysterious of South America. The motifs of a spider monkey and hummingbird, to name but a few, are completed in one continuous line and best observed from above. Flying over them is definitely the most spectacular way to do it though a viewing tower enables those on a budget to get a bird's eye view of the mysterious drawings. No one really knows what these lines mean though the most popular theory speculates that they were an astronomical calendar used to plan harvests around seasonal changes.Read More
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