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Bears, Beets, Battlestar Galactica from Doubletake Clothing
Published February 5, 2009 in Humorous T-Shirts Printed on American Apparel T-Shirts. Comments (6)
I featured a bunch of shirts from The Office before, but this one is definitely my favorite. It goes deeper than an obvious reference–it's something only a true fan would pick up. The shirt is referencing a quote from Jim. I've included a video from the show if you need a refresher, but, they're basically Dwight's three favorite things–bears, beets, and Battlestar Galactica.
I was actually going to write about this shirt today anyway, but I was lucky enough to get an email from Craig, the owner of Doubletake Clothing, giving me some background about the company and a 20% coupon code before I made the post. Like some other companies, Doubletake also dedicates a portion of their proceeds to charity. 25% of the money they make goes into a community fund, which they will spend on worthy and creative causes–it's a pretty sweet gig. So check out the shirts, use the code "roundup20" for 20% off your order, and help out some charitable causes. Video for your viewing pleasure, and sorry if this post seems somewhat disjointed, Colin is a wee bit tired, and speaking in third person apparently:
The Michael Phelps Pot Debacle in T-Shirt Form
Published February 3, 2009 in T-Shirts. Comments (1)
Personally, I think people should lay off Mike–he works hard enough, he should be able to relax a little, and he seems like a good guy. But, if you wanna sport some shirts for your favorite pot-smoking Olympian, check out these two from Tee Shirt Bodega. The one on the left is my personal favorite.
New Release from Linty Fresh – Dr K's Chemistry
Published February 2, 2009 in Excellent Design T-Shirts Quirky T-Shirts T-Shirts. Comments (1)
Linty Fresh is a company that I like but I've never really written about, except for waaaay back in 2007. With this post, I plan to change that. Eric's (the owner of Linty Fresh) new release for February is awesomely creative and cool. It's definitely one of the better uses of glow in the dark ink I've seen. I wish we could see the actual shirt glowing in the dark, but I understand that could be a difficult shot to take. That being said, I did hear from Eric's ustream videos that the shirt is very bright, so not glowing shouldn't be a problem.
I'm definitely debating picking this one up–the only thing holding me back is my already full closet of shirts. It runs $22 on American Apparel. Grab it at the Linty Fresh store.
CommonThreadz — Charity Shirts by African Orphans
Published February 1, 2009 in T-Shirts T-Shirts That Donate. Comments (0)
CommonThreadz is a pretty awesome idea for a charity. Each shirt is designed by an African orphan, and each shirt that is sold allows them to house one orphan for one month. You can get some cool shirts and help out a great cause at the same time. I've quoted the email below for more details:
Hello, I hope all is well with you. I'm just contacting you about possible blog worthy news. We recently launched a new series of t-shirts called The Orphan Collection. All the shirts are designed by orphans in Africa (pics of them are on the site) and we are able to feed an orphan for 1 month for each t-shirt sold, which is awesome. I think this is a really unique product line and a creative way for orphans themselves to participate in providing sustainable change for the better in their lives.
Check it out and hopefully you think it would be good for your blog. We certainly need some good press so it is much appreciated!
Also, each shipping package now includes 1) the name of the orphan that we are able to buy a school uniform / feed for a month because of their purchase & 2) a special code that will allow them to view & interact with that child's online profile, complete with continually updated photos, videos, messages and more.
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Capped Talon Pendant in Natural by Soko
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Tupper Lake's outdoor skating is for sure; site unsure
TUPPER LAKE – The village board here will create an ice skating rink one way or another.
During Monday's village board meeting, Mayor Paul Maroun said he has given Tupper Lake School District Superintendent Seth McGowan until Friday to make a decision on whether the rink can go next to the Civic Center.
If that plan were to take shape, the village would be responsible for installing lighting, constructing the rink and putting ice down, but the rink would be maintained by Civic Center employees.
The Tupper Lake Central School District owns the Civic Center, and Superintendent Seth McGowan said he's all for the rink, but only if it doesn't place an extra burden on the district's budget.
"If the school doesn't want to go through with it, I say we go ahead and put it at the park," said Trustee David "Haji" Maroun. "I think the water and sewer department could pitch in and help out with it."
David suggested putting the rink in the infield of the Municipal Park's baseball field. He said access to the rink would be through the front gate.
Trustee Thomas Snyder asked if the nearby restrooms are heated, and village Clerk Mary Cassagrain said yes. Snyder suggested using the building adjoining the restrooms as a warming hut for skaters. That building is now used as cold storage for maintenance equipment, and the only access into it is a garage door.
"In probably two hours' time you could pull that (garage door) up and put a front on it with a door, if you wanted to heat it," Snyder said. "If you put the rink out in front of it, I think you'd come out with a much better product. Let's not do something that we're going to fail at."
Snyder also suggested looking into the small brick building by the tennis courts as a potential location for restrooms.
"We need bathrooms for the playground, and we also need a permanent place for the outdoor rink," Snyder said. "If that building can be rehabbed and redone, this spring is the time to do it. Then we have a place for the restrooms for the playground, and for the skating and the softball. Paint it, get a roof on it, and get it ready."
Trustee Rick Donah said the village should consider seeking the town's help in running the rink, which would be open Friday through Sunday.
"Now's the time to start this project, while the weather is still nice for it," Donah said. "I'd like to see us try to do it. Obviously, you have to walk before you can run."
The board agreed to wait for McGowan's response before a final decision is made.


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Ride On St. Louis, Inc.
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Tax ID/EIN: 43-1885666
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Messengers are organizations on the Equine Welfare Network that demonstrate a commitment to public transparency by their willingness to publish and share extensive data about their programs, horse care practices, and governance.
Primary Focus involving horses (Horse Welfare, Public Service, Sport & Recreation): Public Service
Our organization operates programs involved with providing equine assisted activities and therapies (EAAT) using certified instructors for individuals with special needs.
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Ride On St. Louis exists to promote health and enrich lives through love, joy and holistic healing. Ride On St. Louis is an equine assisted activities and therapies center that uses the movement of the horse to benefit children and adults with disabilities, veterans and the at-risk youth.
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ROSL is an equine assisted activities and therapies (EAAT) center that uses specially selected and trained horses to provide emotional, mental and physical improvements to children and adults living with diagnosed disabilities. ROSL offers therapy (physical or occupational), adaptive or therapeutic riding, sports riding, a Wounded Warriors Program and two summer camps. Our therapy department employs licensed physical and occupational therapists who treat clients on an individual basis. A client's treatment strategy includes equine movement for core strengthening, motor control, balance reactions and developmental sequencing that demand constant sensory input and modulation/integration of this input. Adaptive or therapeutic riding participants are encouraged to perform horsemanship activities directed toward functional goals. Partaking in various activities offers stimulation to muscle groups they may not utilize, problem solving, increased communication opportunities and social and sensory integration. Sports riders train to control the horse and ride to the best of his/her ability. The sports riding classes instruct and condition individuals to be true equestrians and embrace all aspects of the equine world. ROSL is proud to partner with the Wounded Warrior Project through PATH International. The mission of WWP is to honor and empower wounded warriors. The program accommodates service members who have been injured and strives to nurture the mind and body through both the physically healing movement of the horse and emotional interaction. Lesson components may consist of a variety of activities both on and off the horse. Lastly, our summer camps are inclusive day camps open to new clients, current clients, those with developmental, physical or cognitive challenges, as well as able-bodied children who are interested in riding and learning about horses in a welcoming and positive environment. Siblings and friends are welcomed and encouraged to attend. During camp, campers will utilize all of their senses to explore the sight, sound, smell, taste, touch and movement that is inherent to learning about horsemanship.<br />ROSL operates a 12 week spring session, 4 week summer camp, 12 week fall session and some clients choose to participate in a 4-6 week winter session. In 2015 ROSL provided 1611 EAAT hours to 59 individuals.
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Creator/Photographer: Belize Larval-Fish Group 2002
The Division of Fishes of the Smithsonian's National Museum Natural History has sent several teams to Belize in order to photograph larvae in the field. The 2002 team included Julie H. Mounts, David G. Smith, Carole C. Baldwin, and James Van Tassell.
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Lourdes M. Dominguez, M.D. is an Associate Professor of Psychiatry at Columbia University, and Psychiatrist at Lawrence Hospital of New York Presbyterian Hospital. Her areas of expertise include the diagnosis, pharmacologic treatment and psychotherapy of Mood Disorders, with a special focus on cross-cultural psychiatry. Dr. Dominguez graduated cum laude from Barnard College of Columbia University in 1982 with a major in psychology and received her M.D. from the College of Physicians and Surgeons at Columbia University in 1986. She completed her residency in Psychiatry at the Columbia University/New York State Psychiatric Institute program, serving as chief resident in Psychiatry in 1990.
She has served in a number of leadership roles within the Department of Psychiatry since then including Director of the Psychiatric Emergency Department CPEP EOB, Director of the NYPH Tavares Clinic, Director of the Adult Psychiatry Community Services Clinic, and Medical Director of Quality Assurance. She directed the NYPH Allen Psychiatry Service from 1995-2016, during which time she expanded the Consult Liaison Service, introduced medical student and residency education in Psychiatry to the inpatient service, and developed a system for Off-Hours coverage. Under her leadership, the inpatient unit improved its Press Ganey scores by 30 points. In 2016, she began developing a Psychiatry service at Lawrence Hospital.
Dr. Dominguez' contributions to education have been extensive. She teaches the Introduction to the Interview class for the 1st year CU Psychiatry residents and the Interview class for the 1st and 2nd year Psychiatry residents. Dr. Dominguez teaches attendings, fellows, residents, medical students at Columbia University. Utilizing her extensive experience as a ABPN examiner, she has also instructed psychiatrists in the Clinical Skills Interview.
Dr. Dominguez is a committed clinician and administrator, serving on a number of committees influential in the delivery of quality care. She has served on the Columbia University College of Physicians & Surgeons admissions committee, and the CU/NYSPI Psychiatric Residency Selection Committee. She was also the Allen Hospital physician leader for Schwartz Rounds, a National program designed to improve interdisciplinary dialogue, increasing insight into social and emotional aspects of patient care, as well as increased readiness to respond to patients' and families' needs. She also served on the NYSPI Psychiatric Residency Clinical Core Faculty Committee.
She is a member and a Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association, where she has served on numerous committees and presented at the yearly conference. She served as an examiner for the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology from 1995-2015. She is the recipient of many awards including the Exemplary Psychiatrist Award from the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill (1996); the New York State Psychiatric Institute Alumni award (2007), the NYPH Physician of the Year Award (2012), and the APA Irma Bland Award for Excellence in Teaching Residents (2014).
In her clinical work, Dr. Dominguez is an expert in the psychopharmacology of mood disorders including depression and bipolar illness. She is especially interested in the interplay between biological and social influences on psychiatric disorders and works closely with patients' medical teams to design an individualized plan of treatment. She is particularly experienced in working with patients who are exquisitely sensitive to medication, managing the balance between medication and psychotherapy in addressing complex symptoms. She maintains a general practice of psychiatry and psychotherapy in Manhattan.
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After losing Games 1 and 2 at home, the Lakers entered Game 3 in a must-win situation.
Despite their best effort, the Lakers could not close out the Mavericks in crunch time. The Mavs took care of business at home and are just one win away from knocking off the two-time defending champs.
No team has ever come back to win a playoff series after trailing 0-3, but if any team can do it, it's the Lakers.
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