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Introducing our new LIMITED EDITION Pistols Long Black T-shirt.
This is a black long-cut 100% Organic Combed Cotton T-shirt. It features our A-Sides Vol. 3.1 artwork on the front, an inside logo neck print and Drumcode label on the front hem.
The cut is a little longer than our standard tees - we love it! Please check the size chart for fit.
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Regenia Brabham gave props (8 Oct 2012):
I love the shadow and light!
Suzanne McGeady said (8 Oct 2012):
Love the swirly shadows trying to outclass the light....but those golden flowers have won!
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love the treatment here!
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Friday, March 18, 2011
Dear So and So...Red Nose Day
Dear Chris Moyles (presenter on Radio 1),
I cannot believe that you and Comedy Dave have been on the radio for well over 50 hours. I am truly impressed. You have already raised over £1.8 for Comic Relief. That is astounding! Well done!!!
A Person With New Found Respect, Kat
Dear LaLa,
You look adorable in your new glasses. However, you must wear them with the arms of the glasses going underneath your hair and around your ears. When you put them over your hair, it smashes your hair to your head and you kinda look like a dork...and I am saying that as a loving mother. I know you are seven, this is new, and you don't know any better.
Just Don't Want You To Get Made Fun Of, Mom
Dear Corrupt Libyan Regime,
Game Over.
Dear Readers,
I hope you have a wonderful weekend. If you have letters to add, please link up!
Love, Kat
15 comments:
- thingsandstuff said...
Lala looks lovely in her glasses :)
- March 18, 2011 at 3:47 AM
- slommler said...
Love Lala's glasses!! Cute pic!! She'll get the hang of it!! Ha!
SueAnn - March 18, 2011 at 3:52 AM
- Jenn said...
Good of you to help her out with the new glasses.
At least you found her cute ones - the ones I had at 8 were horrendous. Good mummy! - March 18, 2011 at 8:55 AM
- Mellodee said...
When I was a kid I wanted to wear glasses because it seemed all the popular, smart, funny, interesting, or cute kids wore glasses. I was so disappointed that my vision was perfect and needed no help! Stayed that way til I hit 40 then, boom, gone!
- March 18, 2011 at 11:19 AM
- Cass@TheDiaryofaFrugalFamily said...
Aw they're lovely ;-)
I've linked mine up but I can't get the badge to display x - March 18, 2011 at 11:52 AM
- menopausediaries said...
Hi! I discovered your meme from Salti Peaks.... LOVE it. I'm linked, this is my first Dear So and So meme! hehe :)
p.s. Lala is way hip in her glasses. :) - March 18, 2011 at 2:51 PM
- LexieMcFly said...
So great that your daughter is so exited about her glasses. She looks adorable!
- March 18, 2011 at 2:56 PM
- instant student said...
Love those glasses!
- March 18, 2011 at 3:24 PM
- beesonskis said...
Love the glasses! And I love Red Nose Day too! So your letter inspired me to write my own!
- March 19, 2011 at 4:43 AM
- carolefindsherwings said...
I used to wear my glasses all the time despite only needing them for reading. They were bloody hideous now I look back at the pictures!
- March 19, 2011 at 8:12 AM
- Beth. said...
My first attempt at your bloghoppy thing - hope you enjoy!
I've taken to wearing my glasses all the time and now I can't go without them *sigh* x - March 19, 2011 at 8:28 AM
- Dawn (Bee and Rose) said...
I have missed you and "Dear So and So!" Lala looks so cute in her glasses!
- March 20, 2011 at 3:43 PM
- kailexness said...
I love your Dear So and so, I often pop over and have a read, today I used it to give myself a good kick up the arse... I hope you don't mind!
- March 26, 2011 at 6:56 AM
- gingerchick633 said...
My 1st attempt at a Dear So and So.
I hope to join in more often. - March 27, 2011 at 12:26 PM
- Oh Mammy said...
Like Jenn, my glasses were horrendous so well done! Lovely blog. xx
- March 29, 2011 at 2:46 AM


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If you have completed the game once (when you first defeat Gospel) and have one or more star stars, try to make a deck as follows to get very quick random encounters or easy Boss battles (to get chips for the ACDC Town Chip Trader Special only). For best results, use a Shld style that starts you off with a barrier. This way when you get ZeusHamr in your first set of chips in a battle, you can use it and not get hurt: |
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If you have any type of Shadow Chip and already upgraded the charge in your Mega Man profile, equip the Shadow Chip during battle and charge your Blaster while you are in shadow mode. When the charge is ready, release A and you will immediately transport to the enemy panels. The closest enemy to you will be hit with the Shadow Wide Sword, as well as anyone else in a vertical angle. The damage is the same from your Blaster when charged. |
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Magnetman is hard because he has 1,000 hp you'll find him on the plane. The rich looking man uses him. First fix all 4 parts then youll see him on the 4th part. His electric (of course) so use plenty of grass techniques there the best. Once you get him to 500 hp he'll make a copy of himself and try to ram you. Its hard to dodge so crack the magnet panels the ones that pull you in the break them wait till they come back itll be easy to dodge him and the clone then ive never killed him but thats how i get him to 5 hp then im dead so work hard. |
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Let's talk about pancakes. I can't make one to save my own life. I just wanted to let you know that there are other options out there. My favorite of which is called a Dutch Baby.
You're probably sick of hearing my "love child" analogies by now. Too bad. A Dutch Baby is the love child of a pancake and a popover, baked in one pan with lots of butter.* It requires little time and effort, aka, two of the things I dislike most about making pancakes. The thing I dislike the very most about making pancakes is failure. I always fail at making pancakes.
In fact, I fail quite a lot in general. And that's okay. So it's okay if you fail, too.
Good, now we both feel better about it.
Pictured above is my first Dutch Baby, a complete failure. Looks pretty, tastes like what I imagine flan's poop might be like, if flan could make a poop. One big mistake: not reading/following directions.
My second Dutch Baby: light, crispy, buttery success! The instructions mean it when they say "make sure the butter is hot" and "use a blender or food processor." Melted butter and a hand mixer just won't do.
To make a Dutch Baby, follow this recipe.
1. Sift your flour (All-Purpose, please).
2. Make sure you use a dry measuring cup for the flour and a liquid measuring cup for the milk.
3. Use large eggs.
I topped mine with Greek yogurt (1T cane sugar for every 7oz of plain yogurt, also whirled through my food processor), Trader Joe's salted caramel sauce, and strawberries. You can also go minimalist and use only a dusting of powdered sugar. BUT if you discard the browned butter at the bottom of the pan, you bring shame to me and your entire family!
*Every time I use the word "butter," I would appreciate it if you inferred that I mean "glorious butter." Because it is what it is.


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Nataliya Rusetskaya, Ph.D., LCSW,
Ready for change? Let's Get Started132 Washington st, Suite 301, Hoboken, New Jersey 07030
Currently I work with individuals and couples to create a therapeutic alliance of trust and safety, to gain better insights about their life challenges, and to assist the clients in reaching their goals and connect better with their loved ones through improved communication patterns and increased intimacy. with couples I use Imago, elements of EFT, Psychosexual therapy. My therapeutic approach also combines Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, REBT (Rational-Emotive Behavioral Therapy), and Gestalt Therapy, ISTDP (Intensive Short-Term Dynamic Psychotherapy) with incorporated elements of mindfulness and Focusing techniques
223 Bloomfield Street, suite 107, Hoboken, New Jersey 07030
Psychotherapists at the Lukin Center are trained in several treatment styles, including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and emotionally focused therapy (EFT), both of which are widely researched and have been shown to be effective for many clients. CBT is a structured treatment that helps clients change their thoughts and actions in order to change their attitudes and beliefs and meet their life goals. EFT was developed for couples and adapted for families. Through this treatment, the therapist helps the couple or family identify maladaptive patterns in members' interactions with one another and replace them with healthier, adaptive interactions in which everyone feels supported.
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One of the most life altering actions when seeking to gain traction in the struggle to live a satisfying life is the choice to work with a therapist. It signaled a ground-breaking change in our approach to meeting the challenges we faced; demonstrating a shift that embraced the possibility of tapping into knowledge and support outside our own skull. Most of us have a better ability to see and understand the actions and motivation of others than our own. We all have personal blind spots. This is evident early in therapy, when one experiences striking progress as a result of new insights gained in therapy.
New York City, New York 10013
James Hillman once said, "We've had a hundred years of psychotherapy and the world is getting worse." While there are many occasions where the validation and listening endemic to psychotherapy makes sense, there are times where we over assume that "feeling better" and "changing behavior" are the same. Grey Matters International, Inc. goes after the forgotten brain laws to behavior change that therapists miss when processing hours and hours of dialogues with people. Utilizing a cutting edge technology to facilitate the emotional process of change, we can make the therapy process way more effective, faster, and with less money spent. Contact email@example.com or 877-606-6161.
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Do you wish to improve the quality of your life? Do you wish to acquire meaning, purpose, belonging, balance, awareness, joy, passion, connection, love, peace? Mindwork was founded on the belief that you who seeks therapy have the potential for psychological and emotional growth. Our practice is geared towards building and establishing positive relationships and positive mood within your experience. We also believe that therapy should be accessible to you, therefore we accept most forms of health insurance.
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I provide brief solutions-focused psychotherapy to help clients assess personal and professional functioning, clarify goals, and strengthen social and emotional skills. I specialize in brief online relationship counseling. Online counseling allows clients to seek help as needed, engage in therapy at a schedule that's convenient to them, and keep their counselor as they progress through life. I work with LGBTQ and hetero clients on individual, couple, and alternative relationship concerns. Clients explore issues that impact their professional and personal relationships, including communication, power dynamics, and intimacy. I accept US$ and cryptocurrencies.
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Psychotherapy can make a huge difference if you suffer from depression, anxiety, panic and stress-related ailments. In fact, new research published by the American Psychological Association reports that the benefits of psychotherapy continue to grow even after the treatment has ended. With my twenty-fives years of experience treating individuals and couples, I can help you to explore ways to reach your goals and live a healthier life. Please visit my website lhorowitz.com for more information.
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I look at thoughts and feelings what is important to you to give you a clearer approach to your path in life and what may be getting in the way. You may have an idea of how you want to be helped, and I will formulate a specific idea of how I can best help you. The reason that I like doing this kind of therapy is it is deep work that can be life changing.
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As we take care of our physical health by going for annual check-ups, exercising, and eating well, we must also place priority on our mental health. It is equally important and mind and body are connected. As a psychotherapist, I can guide you through a process of self-exploration and personal growth so you are able to become more aware of your patterns of thought, emotions, and behaviors. This self-awareness will empower you to change in the ways you want so you can lead and live a more fulfilling life.
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True healing—deep healing—begins with understanding the impact of psychological forces and their frictions in our lives—families, ancestry, schools, cultures, friends, and work. This recognition is the catalyst for your own natural healing process and the core of my approach. I am trained in a number of models of healing, including Internal Family Systems Therapy, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Gestalt Therapy and Intuitive Healing and other techniques. I apply these techniques individually and in combination according to the needs of my clients, to help them become better parents, to deepen their intimate relationships and flourish as healthy individuals.
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People come to psychotherapy for different reasons: relationship or career issues, depression, anxiety, grief, or even because of a feeling that something isn't quite right, or life could be better. I offer short-term work for symptom relief, but also work longer term if you are interested in deeper exploration and more profound change. These two modes of working are not mutually exclusive and both can lead to enhanced self-understanding, improved relationships and also help work through issues arising from a challenging social or familial environment.
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You will learn about yourself from a holistic perspective - the way your mind, body, and emotions interact from moment to moment. I will work with you to create and individualized treatment program that works on changes you want to make in your life. The relationship we build will help provide a space for healing and safe exploration into things that are difficult for you to talk about, face, or accept. Counseling is a team effort. Together we will integrate your strengths with your vision for yourself. You will learn skills to help you cope with difficult problems or emotions.
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Dr. Picucci draws on 30 years experience in a wide variety of healing/treatment practices, including psychology, psychotherapy, alcoholism/addictions recovery & harm reduction, trauma healing, sexual healing, grief counseling, somatic experiencing & other complementary paradigms. His whole person approach and unique style have established Dr. Picucci as a preferred provider by many prestigious mental health and addiction treatment centers. Dr. Picucci's research and experience have been internationally recognized and experience have been internationally recognized, his work has been published in numerous media, and colleagues recognize him as a pioneer in intuitive healing.


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Self Catering in Cornwall - Liskeard
Liskeard Travel and Heritage Information
Sleeps a maximum of: 2
Pricing From: £266.00 - 570.00
Set in the gently undulating foothills of Bodmin Moor Rosecraddoc Manor boasts a history that dates back to the Domesday Book. Rebuilt in the 1820's it is Grade II listed together with the two bridges in the grounds - one of which forms part of the entrance drive. The manor house and coach house have been converted into apartments all furnished and equipped to a very high standard with many luxurious touches that will appeal to the most discerning of visitors. Access to the front door of the Manor is by 3 stone steps. Some of the accommodation features four poster beds and some offer spa baths. All accommodation boasts the benefit of a sauna.
Riverview and Riverbank enjoy a secluded position on the banks of the small cascading river with pretty aspects across the river and parkland towards the lake - these two cottages include special features to make them suitable for wheelchair users.
Lakeview stands about 75 yards from the manor in an enviable postion overlooking the fishing lake and enjoys particularly beautiful views from its first floor sitting room and large balcony.
Rosecraddoc Manor is surrounded by 35 acres of natural gardens and bluebell woods that beckon to you to stroll along its footpaths. The lake is well stocked for coarse fishing with carp roach and bream and the all weather tennis court can be enjoyed April - October. There are several pubs locally and a leisurely stroll to the foot of the drive and across the road leads to a licensed bar 'The Village Inn' which offers an extensive menu including children's meals barbecues and live entertainment regularly during the high season. It also has a large screen TV pool room and childrens games making it an ideal venue for all the family.
Looe with its many attractions is just 8 miles away whilst historic Plymouth with its city attractions and the Eden Project are both about 20 miles. Nearest shop 1½ miles.
Situated within the manor house. Open plan sitting room with pretty double bed. Small separate kitchen with dining area. Shower room/WC with sauna.
Services / Facilities:
- Radio
- Sauna
- No children
Nearest Attractions
Heritage Rated from 1- 5 (low-exceptional) on historic interestTrethevy Quoit - 0.8 miles (Prehistoric Site)
Longstone Cross (Long Tom) - 1.9 miles (Prehistoric Site)
King Doniert's Stone - 2 miles (Prehistoric Site)
The Hurlers Stone Circles - 2.6 miles (Prehistoric Site)
Golitha Falls - 2.8 miles (Countryside)
Cheesewring - 3 miles (Countryside)
Ken-Caro Garden - 3.1 miles (Garden)
St Neot Church - 5 miles (Historic Church)
Duloe Stone Circle - 6.1 miles (Prehistoric Site)
Duloe Holy Well (St Cuby's Well) - 6.3 miles (Prehistoric Site)
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Details of facilities are believed correct at time of publication, but may be subject to change by the cottage proprietor. Up-to-the-minute facility listings will be always presented during the booking process for your approval.
UK Self Catering
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text: Had your morning cup of Haterade? Get ready to have it flushed out. A team of bicyclists / engineers have assembled what might be the best thing to happen to the bicycle since Lance Armstrong, with the (currently unnamed) pole-climbing bike lock created for Germany's own Conrad. There's no word on if (or when) this fancy contraption will go on sale, but we know at least one Dutch inhabitant that'll be parting ways with as many Euros as necessary in order to take one home. In short, this device straps around a nearby light pole and then carries your bike high into the air (and thus, faraway from the hands of thieves) via a remote control. The only problems? For one, it's huge, and should prove worrisome to carry around. Secondly, you'll be in a whole heap of trouble should some other prankster decide to hike his / her bike up the same pole beneath yours. Anywho, the video after the break is definitely worth a watch.


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Dogs made of bark that cannot bite have been popping up around Fort Totten to scare off gaggles of geese, but no city agency has yet to come forward to take credit for placing the pretend pooches at the historic fort.
Two wooden dogs sat on the fort's soccer field, while another stood by its gazebo last weekend. But representatives from the city Parks and Fire departments said their agencies were not employing any methods to hound birds at the fort amid a U.S. Department of Agriculture operation to capture itinerant geese threatening flights at the city's two airports.
A spokesman for Bayside's 111th Precinct also said the Police Department was not involved in the matter.
Trish Bertuccio, a spokeswoman for the Parks Department, said the dogs "are there to scare the geese."
But Vickie Carp, another Parks spokeswoman, said the mutts did not come from the city.
"There is no goose-scaring initiative," Carp said. "I've heard anecdotally that there are some guys who play soccer there who put up some coyotes as a lark. But they don't belong to Parks."
She also said fake owls on the docks at Fort Totten Bay were likely in place to scare away pigeons.


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The Legacy Gala—a salute to IUP's preeminent regional achievers and an evening of celebration for friends and alumni—will take place Saturday, April 4, 2009, in the Carnegie Museum Music Hall Foyer, Pittsburgh.
This black-tie affair features dinner, dancing, a silent auction of memorabilia and luxury items, and the presentation of the Presidential Legacy Awards for Philanthropy, Civic Service, and Alumni Distinction.
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Art vandalism or vandalism as art? Four pranks that made us smile -- unlike Carmen Tisch
Some acts of art vandalism are clearly inspired by outrage. Take, for example, El Dildo Bandito, the nom de guerre of a man who stole 22 ceramic penises from an art display in Boulder. Others are inspired by drunkenness, as may have been the case with Carmen Tisch, charged with scratching and hitting a $30 million painting at the new Clyfford Still Museum before urinating on the floor.
Still other art vandalism seems to be born of whimsy and a love of pranks. Here, we present four acts of art-vandalism-as-art.
4. "My manly tool swathed in crochet" Last January, the ladies of the Ladies Fancywork Society, a group of street-artist crocheters responsible for several large-scale projects around town, took it upon themselves to warm the pickaxe of a certain cold miner -- George Carlson's "Early Day Miner," to be exact -- in Washington Park. Our favorite part about this art-vandalism-as-art is that it inspired more art, in the form of a poem that ends with the line above.
3. The dancing aliens poop their (non-existent) pants Whether or not this qualifies as art depends on whether you think fart jokes are hilarious. In 2006, an unidentified mischief-maker smeared red-brown paint in the crotch of one of Jonathan Borofsky's "Dancers" -- the giant aliens outside the Denver Performing Arts Complex. Several days of rain prevented the splotch from being painted over right away.
2. 1,000 short-lived paper cranes for Japan In March, art student Talia Kauk hung a thousand rainbow-colored paper cranes from trees outside the Denver Art Museum. The unauthorized display was meant to encourage passersby to donate to the tsunami relief effort in Japan. But the art museum wasn't moved. It snipped Kauk's strings and threw her cranes in the trash.
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(Aurora, Ill.) Neha Kapil, M.D., a family medicine physician specializing in preventive care has joined Rush-Copley Medical Group.
"Many people only visit the doctor when they are sick," said Neha Kapil, M.D., "It is important to be proactive about your health and see a physician to have screenings and to identify any health issues before they become a problem."
Dr. Kapil received her medical degree from St. Matthew's University School of Medicine and completed her residency as Chief Resident at Rush-Copley Medical Center. She is a professional member of the American Academy of Family Practice. She also has special interests in diabetes and women's health.
Dr. Kapil is now welcoming patients at her office at 1100 W. Veterans Parkway, Suite 200 in Yorkville. To make an online appointment request, visit rushcopley.com/ypc or call 630-236-4270.
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Nail salons need to harness the power of the press to help build their businesses.
A few years ago I taught a class on how to get press for your salon, a subject I'm quite familiar with as the editor of NAILS. Press releases come across my desk and into my e-mail box on a daily basis, so I'm confi dent about what works and what doesn't.From what I've heard, a lot of you have had to cut back on what little advertising budget you may have had. Combine that with a dwindling number of clients who are sitting in your chairs and you need to get some fresh blood in the doors. In light of all this I thought it might be a good time to share with you some of the most important points from my class.The main idea behind publicity is that you are getting free press. And while it's editorial coverage (which is different from paid advertising) and you have no control over it, readers tend to see it as more credible because it is coming from an unbiased party. Press is good because it builds name recognition and credibility.And once you've gotten a little, you can use the momentum to keep getting more. (Editors like having a reliable source they can call for information.)
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Kerri Tetra, Royal Tetra, Blue Emperor Tetra (Inpaichthys kerri) 2 Attachment(s) Family: Characidae, Sub-Family Aphyocharacinae Common Name: Kerri Tetra, Royal Tetra, Blue Emperor Tetra Origin and Habitat: Amazon Basin, Brazil: Rio Aripuana, upper Rio Madeira basin. Compatibility/Temperament: A peaceful and social tetra, it must be maintained in a group of minimum 5 but preferably a few more. Suitable for community aquaria with similar small, peaceful fish such as other tetras, rasbora, pencilfish, dwarf cichlids, catfish, loaches, gourami. Kerri Tetra Diet Omnivore; these tetras are rather greedy so anything will be relished. Be sure not to overfeed! Size Minimum Tank Suggestion 24 inches in length Water parameters for Kerri Tetra Soft (hardness to 10 dGH) and slightly acidic (pH up to 7.0) water, temperature 24-27C/75-81F. Description A tank furnished with several plants and driftwood with some leaf litter and tannic acids provided by driftwoods and peat filtration will make an excellent tank environment for these little fish. It prefers well-planted aquaria, but swimming room must be provided. This tetra will do best when kept in a group in soft, slightly acidic water but will still adapt to various water conditions so long as they are properly acclimated to it and the water is not too hard. In non-planted tanks, or with different water parameters, the colours will not be defined and it will appear washed out. A ready spawner when conditions are to its liking, the sexes are easily identified by the colour of the adipose fin; on males it is blue, but on females it is reddish-orange. The male also has a luminous blue sheen over the body. These characteristics can be seen in the accompanying photos, the first of which depicts a male and two females. This fish is sometimes commonly named the Blue Emperor Tetra, though it is not closely related to the true "Emperor" tetra Nematobrycon palmeri nor N. lacortei. The kerri tetra possesses an adipose fin, which is absent on both Nematobrycon species. This species was described by Gery & Junk in 1977 who erected the genus at that time with the subject fish as the type species. The genus name is a dedication to a Brazilian institution about Indian tribes. To date, this is the only species in the genus. The genus Inpaichthys was previously considered within the subfamily Tetragonopterinae, but this classification has for some time been deemed incertae sedis [Latin for "of uncertain placement"]. In a study published in 2010 (Javonillo, et al, 2010), it was determined that the subfamily Tetragonopterinae should only be used for species within the genus Tetragonopterus. Also, J. Marcos Mirande (2009) proposed several revisions to the family Characidae based upon phylogenetic diagnosis. Some genera have been moved to a new subfamily, while others are now (temporarily) assinged to a specific clade within the family pending further study. References: Gery, Jacques and W.J. Junk (1977), "Inpaichthys kerri n. g. n. sp., um novo peixe caracideo do alto rio Aripuana, Mato Grosso, Brasil," Acta Amazonica v. 7 (no. 3), pp. 417-422. Javonillo, Robert, Luiz R. Malabarba, Stanley H. Weitzman and John R. Burns (2010), "Relationships among major lineages of characid fishes (Teleostei: Ostariophysi: Characiformes), based on molecular sequence data," Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution, Vol. 54, No. 2 (February 2010). Mirande, J. Marcos (2009), "Weighted parsimony phylogeny of the family Characidae (Teleostei: Characiformes)," Cladistics, Vol. 25, No. 6 (July 2009). Tagliacollo, V.A., R. Souza-Lima, R.C. Benine and C. Oliveira (2012), "Molecular phylogeny of Aphyocharacinae (Characiformes, Characidae) with morphological diagnoses for the subfamily and recognized genera," Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution, 64, pp. 297307. Contributing Members The following members have contributed to this profile: Byron |
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Described by The International Film Encyclopedia as "one of the most important figures in postwar East German cinema", Kurt Maetzig declared: "I have never been a specialist for one particular genre, I have always been keen to open a window and see what happens", and throughout his 30-year career as a film director he displayed a satisfying versatility. Although a lifelong socialist whose loyalty won him the GDR's state award four times, he possessed an independence of spirit that resulted in his incisive 1965 "youth" subject Das Kaninchen bin ich being banned for nearly 15 years.
Maetzig was born to the proprietor of a film duplication facility and a mother who came from a family of wealthy tea merchants. The first film he saw was Chaplin's The Kid, which he instilled in him "a very childlike moral desire to be on the side of the weak". Having gained a working knowledge of film technology during the holidays working at his father's factory, he studied chemistry, business administration and political economics in Munich and sociology, psychology and law for a year at the Sorbonne before graduating with a degree in business in 1935.
He had begun shooting his own films in 1932 and on graduation founded an animation studio, Radius. He was barred from the film business in 1937 because his mother had Jewish ancestry (she died fleeing Germany), but his expertise enabled him to retain a foothold in the industry.
In 1944 he joined the Communist Party and in 1946 was a founder-member of the state-owned film production company, DEFA. He established a weekly newsreel and made an auspicious feature film debut with Ehe im Schatten (Marriage in the Shadows, 1947), based on the actor Joachim Gottschalk, who killed himself in a suicide pact with his Jewish wife in 1941. The first film to be shown in all four occupied zones of Berlin, it was a huge critical and commercial hit.
His second film, Die Buntkarierten (1949), the episodic saga of a family of labourers from 1884 until the present, was the first East German film entered at Cannes. The postwar Soviet administration had initially permitted a reasonable amount of artistic licence, but that changed with the creation of the GDR in 1949.
Maetzig was approached to undertake an epic biographical film about Ernst Thälmann, the Communist leader shot at Buchenwald in 1944. Five years of bureaucratic wrangles followed until the film hit the screens in two parts in 1954 and 1955, ablaze with red banners and impassioned speeches. "It is a film which you can no longer watch today. It is terrible. When I saw it once again I had red ears and was ashamed", Maetzig confessed in 1996.
For his next film, Schlösser und Katen (Castles and Cabins, 1957), a portrait of an East German village between 1945 and 1953, "the style and everything is totally different," he said. A couple of years later came DEFA's first venture into science fiction: Der Schweigende Stern (1960); an East German-Polish co-production vividly designed in colour and with an interracial cast, based on the novel Astronauci by Stanislaw Lem.
Under cover of a romantic-triangle drama, Septemberliebe (1961), was one of the first DEFA productions to allude to the political divisions with which Germany was riven before the Berlin Wall went up in 1961. Maetzig took advantage of the fleeting Khruschev thaw to drop a resounding brick with Das Kaninchen bin ich (The Rabbit is Me), a deft and witty drama recounting the tribulations endured by a girl (Angelika Waller) thwarted by political and legal circumstances from completing her studies.
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He was convicted of prostitution, attempt to compel prostitution and third-degree sexual abuse in Washington County in June 2000 and completed probation five years later. He was ordered not to have contact with female minors and must register annually and with each change of address.
"Let them reintegrate back into society. If someone has paid their debt to society, why would anybody still be accountable to the state?" he asks. "It just smacks of a kind of fascism, a kind of authoritarianism."
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Madison lobbied against the new law that Oregon lawmakers adopted last session that allows offenders to petition the state parole board to stop registering after a certain number of years following the end of their parole or probation supervision. He thinks the relief should be automatic, if an offender doesn't get re-arrested after a certain number of years.
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ancistrus sp. diet hey there, since I was having an whole collection of algae in my tank, I decided to get myself a algae eater. I went to the aquarium shop and got myself 3 bristlenose pleco's. my aquarium is too small for 3 grown pleco's but now it's just fine since they are only 1 inch in length. I already see progress in the battle against the algae tnx to the pleco's.8) I just have one question: I feed them ''sera vipachips''(the pringles-shaped things), and algae. since I do not have any driftwood (yet) is this good for now??? greetings, pizzahut |
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Today was another bad day, my pentazona's(I'm going to sell these jerks) have eaten my smallest ancistrus sp. they have eaten it down to the bone, you could'nt even recognise what kinda fish it was. , I have moved the other ancistrus's to my brothers guppy tank wich is only like 35 litres, but I think they will be fine there for a couple of days. tomorrow I'm gonna get myself some nice driftwood ;) greetings |
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Ron Cenkush, Chairman of the St. Joseph County, Indiana Libertarian Party addresses this issue to St. Joseph County Tea Party members.
Irwin Schiff ultimately received the life in prison for speaking out against the IRS and the tax system. From Mises.org:
Irwin Schiff, imprisoned for his resistance to the federal income tax, died yesterday. Efforts by his son, the noted financial commentator Peter Schiff, to secure his release from prison so that he could die with his family, were unsuccessful. Schiff's sad passing illustrates an essential truth about the state: if you resist its orders, you will be dealt with by force.
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their rapid breaks had Common's defensive four - Hanry Bragginton, Ben Mackay, Dan Hansford and Henry Rule on the back foot but any early threat was dealt with capably the ever-reliable Ben Goble, Common's custodian. A few 'unsavoury' tackles went unpunished by a lenient referee but, by and large, the foul and abusive language was kept to a minimum as two sides sought to take the upper hand. For a short while the home side were again in the ascendancy but, despite a couple of defensive slips, Common were relatively comfortable with, once again, Ben Goble mopping up the 'spills'. With Darryl Phillips unavailable Sam Crabbe stepped into the starting XI while Ben Thomson swapped last weeks place on the bench with the exciting Omar Al Haziazi. While managers and Club always advocate being 'good losers' the manner of this defeat left a nasty taste which was not the fault of either side. |
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Completing the 'double' following our 3-2 on Dec 17th
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Saturday January 14th, 2017 - HPFL Senior Division - Liphook United 0, COMMON 0
Liphook Recreation Ground was fit, if rather 'stodgy', after rain and freeze but the weather was cold and overcast as Danny's troops arrived for their latest Hampshire League test.
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Unbeaten in four Common faced a Liphook side who have not tasted defeat since early September and which, last Saturday, hammered ten past Stockbridge!
However, unfazed Danny and Ken primed the Commoners and then let them loose!
Throughout the first half the game was almost non-stop end-to-end as both sides sought to gain an advantage.
In the first ten minutes the visitors were quickest to settle and after some 19 minutes the Liphook goalkeeper had to produce an outstanding save, diving to his left, to deny the prolific Ryan Lambert.
Liphook moved forward menacingly but more often than not their attacks broke down courtesy of some excellent Common defending or a wayward pass. Indeed the Commoners protection of Ben Goble meant he didn't have a shot to save in the first half hour.Scott Challis was proving to be an important link from back to front for Common and, despite some wayward passing, both skipper Dave Egerton and Alex Brady were seeing their fair share of the ball.Phillips and Lambert were combining well and as a riveting half continued debutant Daryll Phillips found an excellent position to the right of the hosts penalty box but the ball he hoped for wasn't forthcoming as Lambert fooled the hosts and shot just past the post.
Late in the first half Scott Challis was played in by Ben Mackay but, one-on-one with the goalkeeper (unfair really as Scott was chasing the ball) but Liphook's custodian dived at Challis's feet to nick the ball.
Half time 0-0
After the break Liphook were a lot more controlled and enjoyed greater possession but still they found it difficult to breach an outstanding Colden back line with Henry Bragginton, Ben Mackay, Henry Rule and the admirable Matt Wardlaw defending Ben Goble as if their lives depended upon it.
Although Ben Goble was busier than in the first 45 there were few direct shots for our 'last line' to deal with and as Common's confidence grew again the visitors threat became more obvious once more.
Mackays marauding down the left flank was proving a thorn for the home side while Phillips and Lambert were holding the ball up and distributing to the likes of Egerton (constantly available) and the non-stop Harrison Moore (a vital cog in any engine).Omar Al Haziazi, Ben Thomson and Sam Crabbe all entered the fray and it was from a Ben Thomson cross that Daryll Phillips saw his chance although the home keeper maintained his excellence to push the ball away from danger.
Wardlaw at the back was giving one of his best performances for the club, as he stifled the prolific Steve Harding who barely had a shot on target throughout the 90-minutes. Ultimately the game ended 0-0 and that was probably a fair reflection but I think the visitors were the more pleased when the teams came off.
Both Danny and Ken were obviously delighted with the result and the extension of their side's unbeaten run.
We now look forward to visiting Clanfield 'mountain' on Saturday January 21st.
Ian Steele
Secretary Colden Common FC
Saturday January 7th, 2017
Hampshire Premier League, Senior Division
COLDEN COMMON 2, Hayling United 0
On a slippery surface following overnight rain Common settled first and, playing up hill, were dominating possession. Skipper Dave Egerton, Harrison Moore, Omar Al Haziazi (pictured left) and Scott Challis all played a part in seeking a breakthrough by providing or Ryan Lambert but the visiting defence was steely in it's response. A couple of flowing moves downhill from Hayling were covered by Common's defensive wall of Henry Bragginton, Ben Mackay, Matt Wardlaw and the rock-like Henry Rule in front of Ben Goble, or fell foul of an occasionally over-fussy referee. Shots on goal were few and far between although the home side were working the better positions as Al Haziazi was proving a thorn in Haylings right side, Alex Brady was outstanding in midfield and Harrison Moore was working like a Trojan up and down Common's right. He worked several promising positions but Hayling were equal to the challenge. The visiting side were not having things their own way and, as a consequence, the referee came in for a fair bit of 'abuse' with moaning becoming the order of the day. Moans greeted the referee's decision to award a free kick for a definite foul and from the kick Scott Challis and Ryan Lambert each had chances before the ball rolled to DAVE EGERTON who slammed the ball home on 40-minutes...1-0 The half ended with Common comfortable and in the lead. After the break, with the home side having the slope in their favour, the game was similar to that of the first; Common working the better positions although the visitors had upped the workrate and changed to a 4-4-2 formation. However the referee in their eyes was the villain of the peace and that where most of their effort was directed... towards the man in black. |
Common's Lambert was like a man possessed as whenever he received the ball he valiantly held it up and fought off any number of Hayling defenders to allow Common to regain their shape on numerous occasions. Ben Mackay (pictured left) was working well down Commons left and his rapid turn of pace caused all sorts of problems for the visitors although the final ball was either intercepted or lacking. Common's custodian Ben Goble had been rarely troubled all game and so it proved in the second period although the Humbugs upped the ante and our goalkeeper had another couple of crosses to deal with. Alex Brady was enjoying a terrific game and soon he was joined by Sam Chandler who replaced the tremendous Scott Challis. Prior to that move manager Danny Barker saw Al Haziazi was suffering fitness-wise so Dave Warnes replaced him to work his magic down the flank. On 79 minutes Warnsey broke down Commons left and fed Lambert on the halfway line. Ryan then forged forward, beat the Hayling defender for pace and the visiting goalkeeper, despite his despairing dive (pictured below), to net for the fourth game in succession. 2-0 Soon after Ryan was replaced by Justin Delon but the game was now won thanks to a tremendous all-round gutsy, determined Common display with desire and direction which takes the winning run to four games. |
Common 2, Hayling 0
Well done the lads but especially to the architects Danny Barker and his assistant Ken Brady
Ian Steele
Secretary Colden Common FC
Saturday November 19th - Hampshire Premier League, Senior DivisionAndover Lions 2, COLDEN COMMON 2 (Ben Thomson 50, Dave Egerton 72)Common's back line, Henry Bragginton, Ben Mackay, Matt Wardlaw, Dan Burns and the outstanding Ben Goble were now somewhat under the cosh but they more than coped with the threats and went in at half-time 2-0 down.
While Common had shown enough in the first 45 to give notice they could breach the hosts back line it was, in truth a disappointing last 25 minutes for the visitors.
Danny reminded the players that they were a match for the hosts and Common responded after the usual jittery first five minutes of the second period. In that time Andover could have twice increased their lead but they failed to convert and on 50 minutes Alex Simmons fed BEN THOMSON on the edge of the Lions box and he coolly chipped Weatherall. 50 mins 2-1
A previously confident and composed Andover Lions now began to show they were on edge with Common pushing them further and further back. Delon, Coakley, Thomson and Egerton were calm and composed providing Simmons with a couple of opportunities.
From one of those Alex was down for a while but he recovered to continue to terrorise the home side.
Similarly Common had cause to be thankful to Ben Goble and their defence for a string of vital tackles, interceptions and good saves - they were also blessed with poor finishing from the hosts.
Harrison Moore had become more and more influential in the game and from a ball won by him Common ultimately won a corner. Thomson's pin-point delivery encouraged DAVE EGERTON leap like a Salmon see below) and head the ball downwards and it bounced into the roof of the net; 72 minutes 2-2.
The lions were deflated and in the ensuing ten minutes Common carved chances for both Alex and Justin but they were both crowded out.
The home side applied all sorts of pressure in the final ten minutes but Common were equal to everything they had to give to see the game end 2-2 after a riveting 90-minutes.
Danny and Ken can take much encouragement from this result and second half display and they must also take credit for ensuring that we went out for the second period on the front foot.
Ian Steele
Secretary Colden Common FC
Saturday November 13th, 2016 - HPFL Senior Division
COLDEN COMMON 2 (Ryan Lambert 46, Matt Wardlaw 85), Fleetlands 1 (Own Goal 44)
Common extended their unbeaten league run to four games and secured their first league victory since August 27th when visiting Fleetlands were defeated by the odd-goal-in-three.
With Ben Mackay, Justin Delon, Dan Hansford, Alex Simmons and Gareth Snelling all unavailable or injured manager Danny was again forced into change and he took the opportunity to introduce new signing's Ryan Lambert and Bradley Appleby.
Under grey skies and in persistent drizzle Common, skippered by Dave Egerton, were kicking downhill first half and, in truth, for the first ten minutes a well-organised and talented Fleetlands looked as though they would tear us apart. Playing some excellent football to feet they carved us open and fed the flanks enabling good crosses which, to be fair, were excellently defended by Matt Wardlaw, the excellent Dan Burns Henry Bragginton and Alex Brady or confidently taken in the air by Common custodian Ben Goble.
However, slowly the hosts exerted themselves on proceedings and the game became an end-to-end joust with each goalkeeper coming to their respective side's 'rescue' on several occasions.
Ten minutes in debutant Ryan Lambert combined well with Josh Coakley around the edge of the box and a chance was created but the new boy saw his goalbound effort well-saved by the visitors keeper.
Going up the hill Fleetlands continued to feed their wide men and, despite the efforts of Henry and Alex, worked themselves into good crossing positions and, indeed, provided excellent service but the marksmen were off-target or the cross was defended comfortably.
Dave Egerton, Josh Coakley, Scott Challis and Ben Thomson were 'putting it in' both forward and back and it was from a series of exquisite Thomson passes that Ryan Lambert, Sam Crabbe and Josh Coakley were able to fire on target, or almost on target, but the deadlock could not be broken.
Ryan's involvement in the game increased significantly and his efforts were rewarded with further shots but he could not beat the the visiting goalkeeper
Ben's handling between the sticks for Common was exemplary as was his command of the 18-yard box. Defensively Dan Burns (below) was putting in another of those excellent shifts and working his socks off to ensure the visitors were not given gilt-edged chances.
Entering the final minute of the first period Fleetlands won a corner from which the ball was played across, and met by a visiting striker. The ball was aiming for Ben Goble's arms until a cruel deflection from a home defender meant the hosts went in at half time 0-1.
The half-time period over Common made an instant impact upon the second half as another delightful Ben Thomson cross found the ever-willing RYAN LAMBERT (below right) who nodded home with aplomb to level the scores. 1-1
Common were composed playing up the slope but Fleetlands were more dangerous and several times Ben Goble was called into action with the pick of his saves coming when he pushed a piledriver shot away diving to his left.
Dave Egerton was working overtime forward and back and, with Josh Coakley going forward, they contrived a couple of promising situations for Crabbe and Lambert but the visiting defence were coping comfortably with any threat.
After taking a heavy knock in the first period Henry Bragginton was replaced by Dave Warnes (returning from injury) who was the cause of a few bitten nails (below) but who coped well with a tricky winger.
The game continued to ebb-and-flow as Harrison Moore replaced Ben Thomson and neither side were able to break the deadlock.- However, Common again surged forward as Egers fed Crabbe. The ball was played wide to Warnes and his cross was defended well but went out for a corner. From the resulting kick the ball was a victim of head / deflection tennis before MATT WARDLAW nudged it over the line 2-1
In the final few minutes debutant Brad Appleby replaced a tiring Ryan Lambert and the excellent referee blew the full-time whistle. A tremendous battling display in which we managed focus throughout the 90-minutes. Ryan Lambert was outstanding on debut and Ben Goble was faultless between the sticks.
Ian Steele
Secretary Colden Common FC
Vets.... .... Langley 1 - Common 11 (eleven)!!!
With Darling away this week Barks took his merry men of Commoners on the return trip to Langley Manor following the recent disappointing draw in the home fixture.
With conversion of chances being a key issue Barks kept the team talk short and to the point... "when you get a chance score"! And for the first time in Barks' uninspiring career as a football manager it appeared someone was actually listening.
As previously reported the Common old boys have been playing with a creativity this season and Saturday was no exception. Neat and tidy movement of the ball from back to front was causing Manor problems straight from kick off so it was no surprise when after 11 minutes Sheps finished a flowing move to put the Commoners one up. One became two when new boy Burf capped a fine individual performance with a brave finish. He obviously doesn't score many goals based on the look of joy and bewilderment on his face as the ball hit the net!
The back three of wheelie, hawks and chippy had an assured afternoon playing in front of keeper Steve. Their only lap in concentration allowed the home side to pull one back, very much against the run of play.
This appeared to insult Nash who decided to go straight back up the other end and score. Barks followed that up with number four before Sheps completed a well deserved first half hat trick.
The first half display was one of the best Common performances of the 21st century. Industry in midfield exemplified by thorpey was one component. His ability to get box to box reminds me of a young Ron Jeremy. The creativity of our play was also highlighted by Norm. He had a hand in most of the goals, a magical display of passing not seen since he took to the stage with his son as Stavros Flatley.
With Barks demanding more of the same in the second half both subs had something to prove. Smithy returned from injury and was willing to risk those handsome good looks in the line of duty. Taking one in the face did not prevent him being involved in a number of second half strikes. And with Ali Walton making a surprise guest appearance, both subs contributed with Ali scoring twice. Not to be outdone keeper Steve capped his day with a sexy penalty save.
But the final words must be reserved for our eight foot three striker Sheps. He had everything Saturday, good touch, endeavour, dominated in the air and a calmness and serenity in front of goal. His contribution of six goals was testament to a renewed confidence which Darling and Barks hope will be on display in the weeks to come.
Saturday October 29th, 2016: Hampshire League, Senior Division
Locks Heath 0, COMMON 0
Danny took his Common squad to top six side Locks Heath (P10 W5 D3 L2) and came away with a creditable and deserved point following a 0-0 draw.
Indeed, The Commoners created more real chances than their hosts and could well have taken all three points against a strong but frustrated home side.
Common again had to make changes from the previous Saturday as Dave Warnes (injured), Dan Hansford (ill) Harrison Moore (unavailable) had to be replaced. Dan Burns, Josh Coakley and Gareth Snelling returned to the fold and Colden fielded the following side:-
Ben Goble; Henry Bragginton, Ben Mackay, Dan Burns, Matt Wardlaw; Ben Thomson, Scott Challis, Josh Coakley, Justin Delon; Sam Crabbe, Alex Simmons: Subs- Gareth Snelling, Alex Brady, Dan Barker
Having defeated Hayling United in midweek the hosts started in confident fashion playing long balls down the flanks for their wide men to pick up and, in the early exchanges, the tactic produced some reward although both Ben Mackay and Henry Bragginton worked hard to disrupt and the quality of the Heathens final ball was poor.
Common grew into the game and Ken directed operations from the side as Josh Coakley and Scott Challis were industrious and successful in the midfield area either intercepting or looking to release Alex and Sam up front.
After 15 minutes Justin Delon collected the ball on the halfway line and provided a magnificent ball through to Alex Simmons.
Alex took it in his stride on the edge of the 18-yard box but with pressure from a home defender his effort flew just wide of the far post. Promising. Sam Crabbe was also a menace and he used both strength and skill to create several promising opportunities which were ultimately denied.
At this early stage Locks Heath were growing frustrated and a couple of 'incidents' - admittedly involving both sides - revealed that level of 'frustration'.
The home side continued to feed their wide men and the wide men continued to provide poor ball or, if they managed to find a home player the outstanding Dan Burns and Matthew Wardlaw were on hand to clear the danger allowing Ben Goble to continue his 'nap'!?!?!?
That 'kip' was disturbed however following a well-worked home move through midfield and on to the edge of the box where the ball was played wide. The subsequent cross from the right was a good one but Ben was wide awake and collected the ball seconds before being almost pole-axed by an on rushing home forward. Ben received treatment from Darren and was, fortunately, fit to continue.
Justin Delon was causing some concern for the hosts and after some 35-minutes his 22 yard effort (above) had the goalkeeper scrambling and the ball just cleared the bar.
Alex Simmons was constantly a thorn in Locks Heath's side and he the chance to put Common ahead following a fine move involving Dan Burns, Ben Thomson, Scott Challis and Justin but, under pressure, he fired wide of the target.
Ben provided some excellent service but, to be fair, Locks Heath defended stoutly
Half time 0-0
More of the same would be the best description of the second period although Locks Heath did enjoy more possession but, again, posed little direct threat - all their efforts, including one on target, were from distance.
Josh Coakley was providing useful ball from our midfield, with Scott Challis both outstanding and booked, and Justin who continued to 'annoy' the home side.
Alex Brady replaced the influential Ben Thomson - injury - but little disruption was noticed amongst the Commoners.
Locks Heath continued to work the ball to some 20-yards out but still their final delivery was either over hit or poor.
At the other end Justin's corner was exquisite but Ben Mackay just failed to meet the ball... chance gone.
Ben, Henry, Mackers, Matt and Dan ensured any home threat was extinguished while Josh, Scott, Justin and Mr. Brady ensured a forward momentum with both Alex and Sam looking to capitalise upon.
The last, and best, chance fell Common's way as Scott, Justin and Sam fed Alex who was magnificent in working an opening but, from 16 yards fired high.
Final Score 0-0
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CELL announces new executive director
Boyle brings broad experience in education policy, statewide initiatives An experienced education administrator and policy advocate has been named executive director of the Center of Excellence in Leadership of Learning at the University of Indianapolis. Janet Boyle joined CELL as assistant executive director in 2011 and has served as acting executive director since 2014. She […]
Posted: September 3rd, 2015 under Campus News, CELL, Education, National news, Staff News.
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Mayor declares day to honor CELL director
Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard, left, presents a "David Dresslar Day" proclamation to CELL Executive Director David Dresslar on Wednesday at Dresslar's home. Dave Dresslar, executive director of UIndy's Center of Excellence in Leadership of Learning since 2008, got a big surprise Wednesday when Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard stopped by his house. Ballard presented the longtime […]
Posted: November 6th, 2014 under CELL, Staff News.
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Teacher quality program boosts school ratings
A teacher effectiveness program that has spread to 48 Indiana schools is boosting student achievement and school ratings and also winning support from teachers and administrators, according to a new study examining data from the program's first two years. TAP™: The System for Teacher and Student Advancement – administered in Indiana by UIndy's Center of […]
Posted: June 2nd, 2014 under CELL, Education.
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In the news: Business faculty and CELL staff
UIndy's Dr. Darrell Bowman, assistant professor of Information Systems in the School of Business, was interviewed by WISH-TV this week about the latest security risk facing users of the Internet Explorer web browser. Dr. Bowman agreed with the Department of Homeland Security: If you use IE, switch to a different browser until Microsoft comes up with a fix. Watch or […]
Posted: May 1st, 2014 under Business, Campus News, CELL, Education, Graduate Programs, Staff News.
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CELL honored for teacher quality program
NIET Chairman and TAP Founder Lowell Milken (left) presents a TAP Award of Distinction to CELL Executive Director David Dresslar (far right) and Indiana TAP Director Jennifer Oliver on Friday in Los Angeles. Indiana TAP system now touches 1,500 teachers, 25,000 students The Center of Excellence in Leadership of Learning at the University of Indianapolis […]
Posted: March 10th, 2014 under CELL, Education, National news, Staff News.
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