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Here in the laid back state of TN. we adapt we just blow by the blue hairs in the right lane and dont even fly the bird on the way by. What i hate is those 18 wheelers in a slow uphill race
On the 495 Beltway circling Washington, DC, the speed limit is 55 MPH. However, the traffic is usually moving at 60 to 65 MPH except during the morning and evening commutes when it is moving at 5 MPH, yukedy, yuk!
In Nebraska on I-80 there is a max limit of 75 and a min. limit of 40 in any lane. And they will ticket you at 39.
I just go with traffic, I stick to the left lane usually and rarely if ever get passed. If I see someone approaching in my mirror, I move over. I am on a bike so cars rarely want to go faster than me, but it happens.
I'm somewhat of an aggressive driver. I don't see it as aggressive, competent is a better term. I'm very courteous but I understand the way traffic is supposed to flow so if the guy in front of me has 1 foot on the brake and the other on the gas, I'm getting the heck away from him. I'm also known for making a spot for merging trucks when I'm in the right lanes.
I watch my mirrors for anyone driving faster and get remove myself from their way. I know the EXACT size of my vehicle and feel very 'at home' in the drivers seat. I go through many sets of brakes but my last van had 321,000 miles on it and only 1 small dent from bouncing off a big snow bank. It was either bounce off the snow bank or slam into the guy who spun out in front of me, so I chose the bank.
Driving is like shooting, it's an integrated act, it's also alot of fun.
So your the one that gave me the fingerSee that white van doin' 80? Next time I'll wave as I go by.
I'm usually too busy watching out for the idiots to pay attention to every vehicle, unless there's something special about your van (stickers, or paint job) I most likely would never notice you.Yeap me too, 62' long, 9' wideI know the EXACT size of my vehicle and feel very 'at home' in the drivers seat.
I usually try to stay in one of the center lanes when I'm on one of the "silly circles", governed at 70 so it's too slow for the left lane and I don't want to deal with the idiots in the right lane
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Melasma (muh-LAZ-muh) is a common skin problem. It causes brown to gray-brown patches on the face. Most people get it on their cheeks, bridge of their nose, forehead, chin, and above their upper lip. It also can appear on other parts of the body that get lots of sun, such as the forearms and neck.
One of the most common treatments for melasma is sun protection. This means wearing sunscreen every day and reapplying the sunscreen every 2 hours. Dermatologists also recommend wearing a wide-brimmed hat when you are outside. Sunscreen alone may not give you the protection you need.
Women are far more likely than men to get melasma. It is so common during pregnancy that some people call it the mask of pregnancy. Hormones seem to trigger melasma.
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Common signs (what you see) of melasma are brown or gray-brown patches on the face. These patches most commonly appear on the:
Some people get patches on their forearms or neck. This is less common.
Melasma does not cause any symptoms (what people feel). But many people dislike the way melasma makes their skin look.
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People with darker skin, such as those of Latin/Hispanic, North African, African-American, Asian, Indian, Middle Eastern, and Mediterranean descent are more likely to get melasma. People who have a blood relative who had melasma also are much more likely to get melasma.
Common melasma triggers (what starts it) include:
Sometimes melasma can look like another skin condition. To rule out another skin condition, your dermatologist may need to remove a small bit of skin. This procedure is called a biopsy. A dermatologist can safely and quickly perform a biopsy during an office visit.
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Ask your dermatologist about possible side effects (health problems that can result from the treatment).
If you notice any of the following after treating melasma, be sure to call your dermatologist:
After your melasma clears, you may need to keep treating your skin. Your dermatologist may call this maintenance therapy. Maintenance therapy can prevent melasma from returning.
You can help prevent your melasma from returning by wearing sunscreen and a wide-brimmed hat every day.
Melasma is a common skin problem that causes brown to gray-brown patches on the face. Although the exact causes of melasma are unclear, common triggers include sun exposure, pregnancy, birth control pills, and cosmetics.
If your melasma does not go away, see a board-certified dermatologist to discuss available treatments for melasma, such as prescription medications or in-office procedures.


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SailNet Community (http://www.sailnet.com/forums/)
- General Discussion (sailing related) (http://www.sailnet.com/forums/general-discussion-sailing-related/)
- - Damp cabin (http://www.sailnet.com/forums/general-discussion-sailing-related/75029-damp-cabin.html)
Damp cabin
I have had my boat for a week now and I have noticed that the cabin tends to get damp at times. The magazine I have in my magazine rack is wilting due to exposure to moisture. I slept on the boat the other night and felt damp myself (no, I didn't wet the bed ;o) ) When I lay my sleeping bag out, it wasn't even out for that long, maybe a couple hours, and it was damp when I went to get into it.
This doesn't seem normal. Just wondering what you guys think.
Did you leave ports or hatches open when you slept on the boat?
Do you have any fans..going?
Is there water in your bilge?
Nothing left open. There is a solar vent that is always on. No water in bilge at all.
Ventilation ... ventilation ... ventilation
One solar vent (that may not be working at night) going while I'm sleeping on any boat would not do it for me. You need ventilation, period.
- You should have at least one vent, powered or not, for each compartment; even if air can flow freely between the compartments. My 27' boat has a cowled vent forward, a solar exhaust vent in the head (mid-ships), and a louvered companionway hatch board.
- Moist air is less dense than dry air, so you will usually have warm, moist air high in the cabin. A solar exhaust vent at or near the highest point in the cabin will therefore be most effective at getting moisture out.
- Arranging your boat's vents so that air flows along the length of each compartment (or even the length of the entire cabin) will help to dry out moist surfaces, cushions, fabrics, et cetera. Small circulation fans will help tremendously in this respect, but take electrical power.
- Two or three people inside a small enclosed space (e.g., a boat cabin) can generate a lot of warm, moist, air (even if everyone is behaving themselves ;) ).
I went through this a few months ago on my boat and studied the issue to death. I wrote it up (kind of a free from blog) with lots of little humidity calculators if you are interested Humidity. The bottom line is that if you seal something up, it will go to 100% humidity. If you keep it open, you can keep it to the humidity of the outside. To do better than that, you need some kind of smart vents that let dry air in and moist air out (nobody does that on a boat) or an electric dehumidifier (air conditioner like contraption). The little bags you buy that fill with water help very little. Everyone is right, ventilation is the key. As an example, my cockpit lazarette cover was always dripping water when I opened it and everything in it was always wet. Since I started leaving it cracked 1 inch, it is always dry. My article has some hints on getting an accurate hydrometer cheap and a few other things but like has been said, it comes down to vents. I run a low grade heater with a fan not to heat the place but to facilitate air circulation.
Are you sailing during the day? Is it raining at all? I don't know about your boat, but mine is a somewhere between an elegant, beautiful elderly woman and a fat old bag. The POs maintained some things and not others. The last PO was nice enough but had NO BUSINESS being on the water in anything, let alone a sailboat. Just saying. So, one of the items not maintained is the toe rail. I have to pull them both up, reseal the deck joint and rebed the rail. As it is, the carpet is always damp and often outright wet. Maybe you have a nuisance leak like that.
Some contrarian thinking
Ventilation will only get your air as dry as the exterior air. I don't know what evenings are like up in Toronto, but around here they're HUMID. All that moisture captured by the day's heat cools at night, and it practically condenses on your skin when you go outside. That's exactly what you'll get as your reward for cutting a bunch of holes in your boat to increase ventilation. I did NOT want that happening inside my boat.
I took the opposite view. Seal 'er up real tight and suck the moisture out. It's worked great for me, and the boat is dry as a bone every time I go there. Fortunately I have shore power to keep a dehumidifier running 24/7. It draws about 60w:
Another source of condensation may be the cold water up in Toronto. If the inside of your hull is below the dew point of the air (another reason to dehumidify), you could get condensation anywhere below the waterline - settee lockers, V-berth, bilge, etc. Increasing ventilation to these areas might evaporate the condensation, but it could also INCREASE it. Think about it: You're constantly providing a fresh source of humid air to the cold surfaces below the water line. OTOH, insulating those areas could prevent the condensation from occurring. If you can insulate them well enough, LESS ventilation might actually be better.:
About 80% of the people here will disagree with me on both of these things. Many of them are far more experinced sailors than I am. So take this contrarian thinking with a grain of salt. But my concepts are based on good science and engineering, so they're worth considering.
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Disheartened - Kmckenxie92765
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- Hello Kmckenxie92765,
There is a positive side to this which is that we can share our experiences and grow from what we share. Your post has set in motion 1000s of 'events' that will one day result in your realizing your goals - even if they may be different from what you now believe them to be. I am sure others will respond, so here is my 2 cents.
Expectations are counter productive to meditation. I took a 6 month break from meditation when I realized that my expectations were sending me down a path of frustration and tension - the exact opposite of what I wanted. Let go of any expectations or ideas of success. Begin to see the success in everything.
When you read a post from someone, don't judge your practice or results based on what you read. Instead, see if anything resonates with you. Give your inner guide the space to signal if something is attractive. When you judge, you dull your sensitivity. There is no effort in contacting your inner guide. All you do is relax. Read and forget. If anything is useful you will steer yourself in that direction at your own pace.
I would like to give an analogy. When I was learning how to swim, I put in so much effort that I tensed my body to extremes. Swimming was a struggle. My tense body reduced my buoyancy making it harder for me to stay afloat. In order to swim I had to work against the tension I was creating. If I followed that approach I would have made very little progress and would have been discouraged - the more effort I put in the smaller my results. And all the time I would be seeing those who could swim glide through the water seemingly without effort. The breakthrough came for me when someone described swimming as laying on a bed - a very comfortable and relaxing experience. I then relaxed when I was in the water and suddenly the whole experience of swimming transformed. It was not a struggle, it was a relaxing, gentle experience. Gradually my movement became naturally more and more efficient. Very soon my attention was no longer on the act of swimming but on what I wanted to do in the water; basically have fun.
I believe meditation is similar. When you don't "think" about it, when you have no expectations, you "relax" into it. Each session should have you "doing" less and "achieving" more. Assume that you body knows what to do. All you have to do is get out of its way. At first it may seem like nothing is happening. That is like a bird that has lived all its life in a cage and you suddenly open the cage door. At first its going to simply stay in the cage because it does not quite realize that it is free. This is not the time to reach in, yank it out and throw it up in the air! Be patient. In due course it will poke its head out of the cage and gradually try new things.
May I suggest as a starting point, simply describe what you do when you meditate. Send a post to this site. The act of writing down what you do will start to put you in the "watcher" rather than the "doer" frame of mind. I believe this is helpful for meditation. When you are in the "watcher" frame of mind, try perceiving subtleties. If you are looking at something, look for the most subtle thing you can see. When you think you have found it, look for something even more subtle. This "process" is one approach to going deeper - notice how it involves less and less not more and more. If you are listening, try to hear the most subtle part of the sound. Notice that you must relax to do this (remember swimming). The more you tense the harder it is to be subtle.
In terms of blood pressure, I would suggest looking at all aspects of your life - diet, exercise, work stress, social support etc. The act of measuring your blood pressure probably increases it with the tension of expectation.
I hope this helps - Tony
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Subject: [Meditation Society of America] Disheartened
After reading posts from others telling what happens when they
meditate, I am more disheartened than ever. Obviously, I haven't a
The only indicator I have of even marginal success is that when I
take my blood pressure immediately after meditation, it's usually
down, but that's a very temporary thing.
I've long been at a point that a little guidance (from my own inner
guide that's supposed to be there) would be very welcome and most
helpful. Right now I'm ready to cry.
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Nice stars and wise choice of colors
Create something beautiful from scraps.
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A quilt is a blanket of love. Sharon
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Brilliant. Love the way you have used your fabric, it's gorgeous.
Beautiful, I love the colors and the brightness of it. Wonderful work on the stars.
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What Can I Do With A Theatre Major?
Alma College Theatre Alumni
Purple Rose Theatre Company in Chelsea, MI, was an Acting Instructor to youth in Metro Detroit as a contracted Theatre Artist with All The World's A Stage and Water Works Theatre, and served on the Board of Directors of the Michigan Youth Theater – now known as Full Impact Theater. She has done staged readings and workshops with the Purple Rose Theatre and Williamston Theatre, and has acted in roles on the stages of Williamston Theatre, Tipping Point Theatre, Blackbird Theatre, 1515 Broadway in Detroit and works seasonally as an actor at Greenfield Village at The Henry Ford.Hallie Bee Bard – Hallie graduated in 2000 with a Religious Studies major and a Theatre minor. While at Alma, she appeared in ten productions, was props designer for one production, and directed a one-act play. Since graduating, Hallie has been an Apprentice at the
Hillary Sea Bard – Hillary graduated in 2008 with a major in Theatre and a minor in Communication. She appeared in seven productions, was the assistant director for four productions and directed two one-act plays and a full-length play. While she was a student, Hillary apprenticed at the Summer Studio Theatre Company in Illinois and did an internship at the Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute through the New York Arts Program. After graduating, she was an apprentice at Purple Rose Theatre Company for one year and was hired as our Theatre Intern. She is in her third year of pursuing her M.F.A. in Directing at the University of Montana where she is also an adjunct instructor teaching acting. She has worked at Tipping Point Theatre, Planet Ant Theatre, Box Fest Detroit, Montana Repertory Theatre and Opera House Theatre Company in Phillipsburg, Montana.
Tara Bouldrey – Tara graduated in 2011 with a Theatre major. She appeared in 15 productions and directed a one-act play at Alma. She is currently pursuing her dream of working in Theatre as one of the original resident company members at What A Do Theatre in Battle Creek. She has also appeared in two productions with the Great Escape Stage Company in Marshall, and had a supporting role in an independent film called Masks in the Sun.
Kay Capasso – Kay graduated with a major in Theatre in 2006. She worked professionally in Chicago, as well as participated in several touring productions, before she relocated to New York City. There, she earned her M.F.A. in Acting at Actors Studio Drama School in 2012. She has worked on over thirty productions, including Off-Broadway and regional theatre. Some of the places she's worked are At Hand Theatre Company, New Light Theater Project, The NYC International Fringe Festival, Kaliyuga Arts, The Dirty Blondes, The Gallery Players, The Survivalists, Between Us Productions, Coffee Black Productions, Ex Libris Theatre, The Forge, and Looking Glass Theatre, as well as the New York Film Academy.
Amanda Ewing – Amanda graduated from Alma in 2011 with double majors in English and Theatre and a minor in music. She appeared in 11 productions, was the dramaturg for one production, and worked in numerous other areas such as stage management and props management. She spent one semester abroad studying at Goldsmith's College, where she focused on Grotowski Lab Theatre and early American literature. After graduating, Amanda returned to London to pursue a graduate degree at King's College London, where she received her MA in Theatre & Performance Studies for her dissertation "An Utterance Unheard: Examining the Rhetoric of Community Art in Detroit." She is a co-founder of the Detroit based performance experiment RUMPUSROOM. Her work with RUMPUSROOM has appeared in residence at Matrix Theatre and will also be featured at the Detroit Sidewalk Festival of Performing Arts in August. Some of the performance companies she has worked for include: Turtle Key Arts, University of Michigan's Ann Arbor Dance Works, Tipping Point Theatre, Matrix Theatre Company, A Host of People, and Puzzle Piece Theatre. Amanda is an Actor's Equity Association Membership Candidate, a member of Literary Managers and Dramaturgs of the Americas, and an Alumni Epsilon member of the international English Honorary Sigma Tau Delta.
Megan Gallagher – Megan graduated with a Theatre major from Alma in 2008, and moved to Chicago in 2009. Since then, she has stage managed for Appetite Theater, New World Repertory, Mortar, Redtwist, and, most notably, Provision Theater. Through her work with Provision, she is an Actors' Equity Association Membership Candidate. When she's not stage managing, she's usually photographing, working freelance since 2012 under the name Singing Raven Photography shooting bands, live theatre and burlesque. She has also been a member of Vaudezilla productions and burlesque since 2012.
Joe Johnston – Joe graduated with a major in Theatre in 1997. He appeared in 10 productions, directed a one-act play and directed a full-length play. He was a charter member of Alma's chapter of Alphi Psi Omega, the national theatre honorary. After graduating from Alma, Joe developed a career as a freelance writer and independent filmmaker. His short films and screenplays have received jury and audience awards on the regional festival circuit, including the New York City Queens World Film Festival and the Lansing Capital City Film Festival. His poetry, prose, and video literature have appeared in such publications as Rawboned and Iron Horse Literary Review. Joe is currently writing a full-length play along with fellow Alma College Theatre alumnus Jonathon Musser '05 which will workshop in Brooklyn in the fall of 2014 as well as working on a documentary about the history of boxing in Detroit.
Ryan Kaiser – Ryan graduated from Alma in 2012 with a Political Science major and a minor in Theatre. He will graduate with a Joint Degree (J.D.) from Thomas Cooley Law School in Lansing this January and take the Bar Exam in February. He has worked at the Ingham County Prosecutor's Office, in the domestic violence unit and as an intern at Sixty Plus Elderlaw Clinic in Lansing. He also worked as a teaching assistant for legal ethics and is an associate editor for the law review. He is especially interested in a career in litigation. "I cannot even begin to express how important my experiences in the theatre program have been in my litigation based courses. Many students struggle with memorizing opening statements, and thinking quickly on their feet. But, these skills have come fairly naturally to me. Obviously I have a whole career ahead of me to learn more about trying cases, but I had an excellent head start thanks to the theatre program. Anyone interested in working as a trial attorney would greatly benefit from the experience and skills gained in the theatre program."
Brian Kilday – Brian graduated with a major in Theatre in 2008. He appeared in nine productions at Alma and has worked in many fields since graduation including education, sales, music – and happily in theatre and film. He was a co-artist/founder of the Page to Stage program. This program gave an opportunity to high school students to create a one-act play. It introduced students to the creative and collaborative process of theatre, guiding them from the inception of the play through the performance of the student work. He has also worked professionally in Chicago, New York City and the greater new England area as an actor, musician, director and production consultant. He resides in New York City and is working on a production of Carousel with the Greensboro Arts Alliance.
James Kuhl – James was a theatre major who graduated from Alma in 2001 and served as our Theatre Intern for two years. He was involved in all areas of our program with a primary interest in acting and directing. At Alma, he appeared in 12 productions, directed four productions and wrote two one-act plays that we produced. He was an Apprentice with Purple Rose Theatre Company in Chelsea, Michigan after graduation and has appeared in roles at Purple Rose Theatre Company, Boarshead Theater, Croswell Opera House, Michigan Shakespeare Festival and Spotlight Theatre. He earned his M.F.A. in Acting from Wayne State University as part of the Hilberry Theatre Company and is currently the Producing Artistic Director at Tipping Point Theatre.
Quest Theatre Ensemble, Appetite Theatre, Gilbert & Sullivan Opera Company, and Project 891 Theatre Company. Darek is currently working with an a cappella group called Big Treble in Little Chi-Town as an alto/soloist.Darek Lane – Darek graduated from Alma College in 2005 with a major in Theatre. While at Alma, she appeared in seven productions and stage managed four productions. After graduation, Darek attended Wayne State University in Detroit, where she earned her M.F.A. in Stage Management. She has since worked for theatre companies in Montana, North Carolina, Michigan, and Illinois. In 2009, Darek moved to Chicago where she works in the finance department at Surgery Partners during the day while pursing her love of stage management at night with such companies as
Michael Moody – Mike is a 2006 Alumnus with a major in Theatre. He acted in 10 productions and directed a one-act play at Alma. He is the co-creator of The Duelists, a stage combat and fight choreography touring show.
CR Mohrhardt – CR graduated from Alma in 2013 with a major in Theatre. He appeared in 14 productions, directed a one-act play and was assistant stage manager for two productions. He also served as casting director for Alpha Psi Omega, the theatre honorary, from 2012-2013. When not in rehearsal, CR worked in the Heritage Center as a stage technician for Michael Sheldon. During one summer at Alma, CR had the opportunity to continue his training by studying at Maggie Flanigan Studio in New York City. CR now spends his summers as the Resident Stunt Man and a Company Member with Tecumseh!, an Outdoor Drama in Chillicothe Ohio, and his winters as an Entertainment Technician with SeaWorld Parks in Tampa Florida where he also acts with Jobsite Theater.
Jonathon Musser – Jonathon graduated from Alma in 2005 with a major in Theatre. At Alma, he directed three productions, was assistant director for six productions, acted in nine productions and composed the music for one production. After graduation, he was hired as our Theatre Intern for one year and then moved to New York City where he earned his M.F.A in Directing from Brooklyn College. He has worked at Culture Project, Signature Theatre, and Atlantic Theater Company in New York City, Asolo Repertory Theatre in Florida, Alley Theatre in Texas, and Westport Country Playhouse in Connecticut. In Chicago he produced and directed original work in collaboration with a group of other Alma Alumni and toured the Midwest in a children's theatre production.
Brandon Newton – Brandon graduated with honors from Alma College in 2013 as a Theatre major with an emphasis in Scene Design. He acted in four productions, was an assistant stage manager for one production, stage manager for a one-act play, costume designer for two one-act plays, assistant scene designer for one production and scene designer for a full-length play. During his sophomore year he did a Spring Term class in London studying Shakespeare at The Globe Theatre and then did another Spring Term class his senior year in London doing research on directing and design at The Royal Shakespeare Company and The Globe Theatre. He is now an Apprentice at Tipping Point Theatre in their Professional Apprenticeship Program where he was given the opportunity to design the scenery for The Red King's Dream. At Tipping Point he was also Props Designer for Murder at the Howard Johnson's and for The Kings of Unionville written by Alma alumni James Kuhl.
Joshua Olgine – Josh is an Alumnus from 2010 who majored in Theatre. He acted in 15 productions, was the director of three productions, the assistant director for three productions and then was hired as our Theatre Intern for one year. He now acts and designs scenery with What A Do Theatre in Battle Creek.
Logan Ricket – Logan graduated from Alma College in 2011 with a major in Theatre. After serving as wig master for a production his freshman year, Logan went on to appear in 12 productions at Alma as well as serve as Casting Director for the theatre honorary, Alpha Psi Omega. After graduation, Logan was an Apprentice at Performance Network Theatre in Ann Arbor for a year, was then promoted to Company Manager and then to Associate Development Director. He has appeared in professional productions at Performance Network, Tipping Point, Jewish Ensemble Theatre and the Detroit Raw Festival. This winter Logan will begin the two year Professional Conservatory program at Maggie Flanigan Studio in New York City.
Emily Roberge – Emily graduated from Alma in 2014 with double majors in English and Theatre. At Alma, she appeared in 14 productions and spent a semester in London where she studied at Regent's College London. She is currently in New York City pursuing her dream of acting and working in Theatre.
Natividad (Salgado) Uehara – Nati graduated from Alma with a major in Theatre in 2011. She worked as our Theatre Intern for one year after she completed a one year Professional Apprenticeship with Tipping Point Theatre. At Alma, she appeared in five productions, was the assistant director for five productions, directed seven one-act plays and a full length play. She completed a summer internship in directing in Greece and is currently working at Creede Repertory Theatre in Colorado. In August 2014 Nati begins her full time position as the Box Office Manager of Cleveland Public Theatre where she will have a few opportunities to direct plays as well.
Ashley Sawatzke – Ashley was a Theatre and English double major who graduated from Alma in 2006 and served as our Theatre Intern for three years. At Alma, she appeared in many productions, directed four productions, and was assistant director on nine plays that we produced. She earned her M.A. in Theatre and Film from Bowling Green State University in 2010, and stage managed an opera while she was working on her degree. Ashley just finished coursework on her Ph.D. from Texas Tech University in Theatre History. While at Texas Tech, Ashley was the Stage Manager for one play, and served as the Box Office Manager for two years, while teaching several classes, including Introduction to Cinema and Theatre Appreciation. She now lives in Arlington, TX, and is starting work on her dissertation.
Okwara Uzoh – Oak graduated from Alma in 2010 with double majors in Theatre and Computer Science. He acted in 15 productions at Alma and did a summer internship with Free Street Theatre in Chicago where he traveled to different parks in Chicago performing for children between five and twelve years of age. "I have been in Chicago for four years currently working for the University of Chicago as a Database Administrator. I just concluded a Masters Program at Northwestern University studying Information Systems. I am also involved with the Yoga For Trade program at CorePower Yoga where I work the front desk signing people in, interacting with them and giving them any information pertaining to Yoga. I practice Yoga at least four times a week – it allows me to stay connected with myself and to live in the moment. Having a Theatre major has helped me to communicate with people effectively – especially with interviews and meetings. Without it, my dialect would be down the drain. My awareness has increased and it has helped me become the person I am now. Even though I am in a position that's not Theatre related, I still get involved with the Community Theatre in my neighborhood, I connect with Yoga, and I see plays whenever I get a chance. Now that I am done with grad school, I have more time on my hands to explore other avenues of Theatre in the city."
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This amazing city of ours is teeming with musical talent and every month we showcase the rising stars of the local music scene in our Studio Theatre.
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Georgetown and DC Public Schools Announce Executive Master's in Leadership for DC Principals
Georgetown University and the District of Columbia Public Schools System announced Tuesday that 25 principals will participate in a tailored version of the Executive Master's in Leadership Program at Georgetown's McDonough School of Business.
"We need absolutely fantastic educators in front of every school classroom, but great educators won't come, and won't stay, and won't do their best unless there are great leaders in the school creating an environment for that to happen," said DC Public Schools Chancellor Kaya Henderson during a launch event for the program. "So we have to invest in our principals. They are the unit of change, and I'm excited that they get to participate in this program."
The principals, who were selected by DCPS and admissions officers in Georgetown's Executive Education Office, represent elementary, middle, and high schools throughout the District, as well as the Incarcerated Youth Program. They will attend classes every other Friday and Saturday on both the Georgetown campus and at DCPS locations. The program begins January 25, and students will graduate in December 2013.
"We are a business school that is truly about developing leaders who are in service to business and society," said David A. Thomas, dean of Georgetown's McDonough School of Business. "What is being created in classrooms here in the District of Columbia is the human capital that will fuel the development of this city and the world, so our investing in that is as good a representation of investing in both business and society as we can achieve."
The DCPS EML program, which will be subsidized for the principals, is part of Georgetown's mission to enhance the impact of the university and better serve the needs of the city.
"We often focus on the challenges that we face in education – and no doubt, these obstacles are significant. But, from time to time, we also are presented with opportunities – such as this program – to transform the educational experience of the District's youth," said Georgetown University President John J. DeGioia.
Founded in 2005, Georgetown McDonough's Executive Master's in Leadership program teaches management and leadership theory to executives seeking to positively impact their organizations. The DCPS EML program has been slightly adapted to serve the professional development needs of educational leaders within a large, urban public school system. Created with the belief that the core of leadership development is personal development, the participants will receive executive coaching and graduate with a personal leadership action plan.
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• Now your baby weighs nearly 2.95 kg (6.5 lbs) and she's about 48 cm (19 in) long from head to toe. As long as she remains in utero, she'll continue to grow and fill out.
• At this point in your pregnancy, your baby's head is probably pointed down toward your pelvis, ready for birth. But in three percent of pregnancies, the baby's legs or bottom is nestled into the mother's pelvis instead. Many caregivers believe it is safer to deliver a breech baby by Caesarean, but before you book your appointment, talk to your caregiver about "external version." Breech babies can sometimes be successfully turned to a head-down position at 37 weeks.
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On Tuesday, Apple made good on its January promise to remove DRM from every song in the iTunes store — a long-awaited move that the labels only allowed in return for Apple letting them price songs at three different points: 69 cents, 99 cents and $1.29.
Although new prices will be a step in the right direction for many iTunes customers, they are a superficial fix for iTunes' real threat: that most consumers and even some artists think 69 cents per track is far too dear.
According to Nielsen SoundScan, paid downloads growth slowed last year, increasing 27 percent in 2008, where it increased 45
percent in 2007. Meanwhile, free streaming services accessed through web browsers and mobile apps are growing in popularity. Apple and the labels raising the prices 30 percent on popular songs and dropping them 30 percent on back catalog tracks won't help them compete with shifting consumer behavior.
"Raising prices on music is an insane business move. I can only hope this stupid decision opens up the field to other, more aggressive digital music stores," said Jason NeSmith, the multi-instrumentalist front man of Casper and the Cookies.
"Amazon has been running specials on some classic records for a limited time," he added. "I think the other day, they had the first MC5 record for $1.99 — it reminds me of the cassette budget bins at Turtle's, which greatly informed my high school listening.
If iTunes wants to help themselves and the music industry, they need to lower prices across the board."
"I think the actual market clearing price of 90 percent of the inventory is free, and that they could do a better job of bundling packages of 100-200 songs for $5 to $10," said Jacobs. "There's an under-exploited opportunity to curate genre channels, and have them be free or near free with the best independent artists."
ITunes is understandably resistant to change, given its success in the music download market, and consumers' switch to on-demand streaming could be a potential black swan of sorts, for which Apple is unprepared.
Although it's hardly a household name, Lala undercuts iTunes' pricing significantly by selling streams for a dime. And, it offers free, full-length song previews as opposed to the 30
seconds you get with iTunes. The company says that for every five free listens, users who have entered their credit card information on the site buy an average of one song, and that the majority of them choose the 10-cent stream. Apple doesn't reveal such statistics, but we'd be surprised if it's conversion rate is anywhere near one in five.
There is one bright spot here. Contrary to reports, Nguyen says much of the music on iTunes will actually be cheaper as a result of this shift.
"Let's say a label has 20,000 to 50,000 tracks," said Nguyen. "What
I've heard is that 3,000 to 5,000 of them are going up in price, but the vast majority of them are going down in price. I think the labels are trying to optimize for their successful songs."
Gospel singer Ronnie Milsap, a country singer with seven Grammys under his belt and a recently-released gospel album (Then Sings My Soul, from EMI's Christian Music Group), says variable pricing has been a long time coming.
"All songs are not created equal, and the subjective demand ebbs and flows over time," said Milsap via e-mail, JAWS screen-reading software and a Braille display. "I see this as a great opportunity and incentive for fans to delve into their favorite artists' back catalogs at a cheaper price… I think it will lead to fans buying more music, and that's the end goal for us — always has been regardless of the musical format."
Still, prices may have to drop lower than 69 cents for anything that's not the hit single of the day, to satisfy today's consumer. As connections to mobile devices improve, services like imeem, Pandora, SeeqPod (or its clones), Muziic, and even Yahoo are putting together free on-demand streaming services (often on the back of YouTube), that make streaming not only way cheaper than downloading, but potentially more convenient.
"The browser is the new iPod," said Nguyen. "Eventually, if everything is streaming, why would you ever want to deal with a file ever again, right? I just kind of laugh, because before Lala, Jeff
[Ralston, Lala CEO] and I, we did e-mail. Geoff did Yahoo Mail and I did Onebox, and our whole point was, 'Why would we ever want to launch Eudora e-mail, wait for the app to load, have it have database failures, and all this other stuff when we just wanted to check our e-mail?'"
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Yes, there's been a sad trend lately in which beloved live venues shut down because of lease problems and rent hikes–the latest casualty being Glasslands in Williamsburg. There is however, a flip side to all that. As The New York Times recently reported, the historic Kings Theatre, a once-grand movie palace located in Flatbush that has been closed for nearly 40 years, is making a comeback. On Feb. 3, the Kings Theatre will reopen with an already sold-out inaugural concert by Diana Ross. and a ribbon-cutting ceremony will be held this Friday, Jan. 23, followed by a free performance on Jan. 27 featuring the Brooklyn Youth Chorus and the Brooklyn Ballet. (Scroll down for a full list of scheduled performances.)
There's been a good deal of ink devoted to the city's nearly $95 million restoration of the theatre–but what kind of venue will this be? With 3,000 seats it's nearly a third bigger than BAM's 2,090-seat Howard Gilman Opera House. (For further reference, there are about 18,000 seats at Barclays Center, though not all are in use during musical performances due to the dead zone behind the stage.) The theatre has been restored to its original color palette and the carpeting and light fixtures that once lined its aisles and walls have been recreated. The venue has also been upgraded for the 21st century with the expansion of the theatre's footprint from 86,000 square feet to 93,000 square feet–along with improved sight lines, lighting and acoustics. While the architectural elements are all vintage or painstaking recreations, the sound and lighting systems and backstage facilities for staging productions are all state-of-the-art, and designed to attract world-class performers.
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I have to vent (per code) an addition being built on a 50's home that originally had no venting. It has a brick facade and I am considering venting through the rim-joice as opposed to the foundation. My main reason is "ease" of task and aesthetics.
I can upgrade the rest of the homes crawl space specs and add vents through the rim-joice at a later date, much easier than busting through the existing foundation and patching areas. The house also sits barely six inches above landscaped grade and I hate to have to try and blend everything in to make room for the vents which will need near 8 inches minimum. I like the aesthetics of as little foundation showing as possible, especially with the brick facade.
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By Sagita Adesywi, ChildFund Indonesia
Yufen, a fifth-grader, lives in the Belu district of East Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia. He loves to play soccer, and he also likes school.
"I have two younger sisters, but they live with my parents in another village," he says. "On weekends, Grandma takes me to visit my parents. I love my grandma. When she takes me to the farm, she likes telling me lots of different kinds of stories. At home, I help her, collecting water for cooking from our neighbor's well. I have lived with my grandma since I was little, because my parents said the school here is better."
Yufen attends Nanakelot Elementary School, which is supported by ChildFund and its local partner, LPAA Belu, through the Child-Friendly School program. ChildFund has provided schools with classroom renovations, school books, teaching aids, tables, chairs, bookcases and guitars. The program, which benefits 338 children and 17 teachers, helps schools become safe, healthy and protected environments for children, encouraging child participation in all aspects of school life.
"I like to go to school because I have many friends there," Yufen says. "What I like most is science, learning about nature and living creatures. The teachers really care about us. If we are too noisy, they will remind us to be quiet and get back to studying."
Maria Tai, the school's principal, agrees that the changes have been beneficial for everyone. Teachers have learned better ways to convey information to their students by preparing lesson plans, managing their classrooms and disciplining children in more effective manners. In turn, students are more comfortable asking questions and giving their opinions in class.
"Before the training on child-friendly schools, we easily became angry with children when they made mistakes. Slowly, we changed our interactions with the children. We listen to children's needs. On the second break between classes, children were usually asked to just stay in the class. However, some children mentioned that it was really boring and asked if they could take a break in the library. I thought it was a good idea, so I let them." As a result, students read more than just their textbooks and discuss what they have learned back in class.
Children also are allowed to water plants in the school garden, a task formerly done by staff members. "We never thought that it could be of interest to them and that they could participate," Tai says. "Now, children water the plants every day, using the water jugs they bring from home."
Yufen notes that there are other new projects that have brought fresh life to school. "We also made our own attendance boards," he says. "We made them from recycled materials like used plywood, paper and plastic. We made it together in class. When we come in to the classroom, we mark our arrival time ourselves on the attendance board.
"In every class we also have an honesty box. It is made from a used carton. It teaches us to practice honesty. If we find a pen, we put it in the box. If tomorrow morning, someone is looking for a pen, he or she will be asked to look for it in the box. Once, I lost my book. The next day I checked in the box and I found it had been put there by my friend."
Yufen also likes to play soccer with his friends after school, but his village doesn't have a soccer field, so they play in the garden. He hopes his school will get a field one day.
By Tenagne Mekonnen, Africa Regional Communication Manager
The road to education is hard, rocky and bumpy in Zambia. There are overcrowded classrooms, a shortage of materials, long walks to school and often not enough food.
Flocks of children, age 8 and older, walk more than a mile each way to school every day, sometimes without having eaten breakfast. Some have no shoes, and their school may not have fresh water when they get there. Access to education is the right of every child, but poverty creates many obstacles to school attendance in Zambia and other countries that ChildFund serves.
ChildFund strives to make the journey to school easier by working with the Zambian government to build standardized facilities that include libraries, labs, restrooms and learning materials. Sometimes we help provide shoes and uniforms too.
John and Gracious, two Zambian children, say they are happy just to be in school, even though it's sometimes difficult to walk there. Their mothers now work for a small business that allows Gracious, 11, and John, 9, to attend school. They hope one day that there will be a school in their own community or a means of transportation other than their own feet.
By Sagita Adesywi, ChildFund Indonesia
Dina, a sixth-grader in Lampung, Indonesia, loves her school now. "It looks clean and nice," she explains. "It used to be dirty and was full of trash. The walls were cracking everywhere, and we didn't have many trees either. I feel the teachers care more about the school and us too now. When they see us littering, they remind us not to do so. I even helped clean the school by picking up trash."
After undergoing renovations and program changes with the help of ChildFund and its local partner, LPMAS, Karangsari 2 Elementary School earned the child-friendly school designation. The project, which started last September, benefits 216 students and 16 teachers.
The child-friendly school model aims to help schools become safe, healthy and protective environments for children; eliminates gender stereotypes; and encourages child participation in all aspects of school life. Teachers attended a workshop to learn more about the model and how to integrate it into their instructional approach.
"I love children and want to dedicate my life to them," says Lukiati, the school's principal. "When children feel happy and secure in school, I feel really happy. I know now that a school must further the interest and strengths of the child, not just teach.
"When we used to call children to come to us, they used to run away. That is because we were just delivering lessons," she adds. Now, children come to us, even when we don't call them and happily greet us with Assalamualaikum (Peace be upon you). I learned that when we teach children, we need to do it from our heart."
As a result of the workshops, Lukiati and the teachers are now more aware of the importance of a creating a conducive learning environment for children. They now understand that children are influenced by what happens inside as well as outside the classroom.
"A child-friendly school benefits both children and teachers alike. This is the first time I have felt that I am really a teacher," says Kartiyah, a sixth-grade teacher. "I used to just teach the children in class and then go home. Now, I feel the school is really ours — the children and the teachers."
With the support of ChildFund, Lukiati submitted a proposal to Indonesia's Ministry of Education and received a grant to renovate the school. The walls had cracks, and the space near the school had been used as a garbage dump for years. Dramatic changes were needed.
With the help of the community, a transformation began. Twelve truckloads of garbage were removed from the backyard, and 6,000 baby catfish from the Indonesian Food Security Agency were released into the pond. The community agreed to feed the fish and use the funds from their sale to fund further improvements in the school. The school received 1,500 bamboo seeds from the Pringsewu Environmental Agency and also created a vegetable garden. Proceeds from selling vegetables enable the school to purchase educational materials and organize excursions for the children.
"The school looks so clean, and I like how we display our writings or drawings on the wall now," says Zainal, a fifth-grader.
Through the child-friendly school model, ChildFund and its partners have built strong partnerships with the government and community. More improvements to Karangsari 2 are still needed to ensure a quality education for students. However, the local government has stated its commitment to continue supporting the school.
"We will continue to support this initiative, since education is essential to child development," says Sujadi Saddat, the district's head. "With a solid partnership among ChildFund, the community and local government, we can promote a safe, healthy and protective environment that enables children to achieve their full potential."
Reporting by Dhina Mutiara, ChildFund Indonesia
My name is Dwi. Do you want to know more about me? I am 10 years old. I live in a village in Banyumas, Central Java, Indonesia.
Every morning I go to school at 7 a.m. My mother walks me to school every day without fail. The school is not too far from my house. Usually it will take 15 to 20 minutes to walk. There are around 400 students in my public school. I am in fifth grade.
This is my classroom and my friends. Science is my favorite subject. If you notice, there are a lot of materials hanging on the wall. Those are our creations. Our teachers always inspire us to be creative in class.
I go home around 1 p.m. As soon as I get home, I feed my pets. My pet is neither a dog nor a cat; they are uncommon here. I have five chicks. My family can sell them at the traditional market once they are big enough. Once I am done with that, I will help my mother to do home chores or play soccer with my friends.
I also love music. That is why I joined Karawitan extracurricular activity on Sundays. It is a traditional Indonesian music ensemble from Java. I play a traditional drum called kendang. My father is a Karawitan musician. He inspired me a lot in music. ChildFund helps my school, providing the extracurricular activity so that we can keep the traditional music legacy.
By Aydelfe M. Salvadora, ChildFund Timor-Leste
For nine years, the Parent Teacher Association for Eskola Basiko Liaro sought assistance for its deteriorating school. But those requests went unanswered, says Raimundo de Carvalho, PTA president at the school, which is located in Suco Builale, Ossu, in the Timor-Leste district of Viqueque.
The school is surrounded by hills, making the temperature cold even during the day, and it easily penetrates inside the bamboo-walled classrooms.
When ChildFund first visited Liaro School, we knew that urgent assistance was needed. The school had a poor infrastructure, lacked water and sanitation facilities and didn't have the most basic classroom and learning materials.
Given the poor condition of the school and the long list of areas for improvement, ChildFund worked with the school community to identify its main priorities for improvement. Classroom rehabilitation was on the top of the list, as it would deliver significant benefits within a short timeframe.
With the participation of community members, schoolchildren, PTA members and the Suco and Aldeia local councils, ChildFund Timor-Leste worked with Liaro School to quickly develop a proposal to be considered for UNICEF's Participatory School Rehabilitation project.
The proposal was accepted, with Liaro School becoming part of the Child Friendly Schools (CFS) approach promoted by UNICEF, in partnership with the Ministry of Education. It is a distinct initiative that promotes and nurtures the inclusive involvement of parents, community members and children in education.
With approval, funding and technical assistance from UNICEF and ChildFund, construction commenced in the first week of November 2011. In less than two months, four new classrooms were constructed and ready for the beginning of school year in January.
Built with concrete walls and tin roofs, the classrooms are comfortable and secure from the elements. When asked how their new learning environment makes them feel, the school's 150 students give an enthusiastic chorus of "kontente [happy]."They no longer fear water leaking from the roof and persistent cold through the bamboo walls. More importantly, they now have an environment conducive to learning that motivates them to study harder.
The PTA members and council chiefs say they've learned a lot about the importance of community participation and cooperation to benefit children. They also point to another benefit with lasting impact – not only do they have four new classrooms, but they now also have the skills to write more project proposals to gain additional funding for their community.


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Come learn about the epic sea battles, natural phenomena and colorful personalities that have helped shape and traverse one of the world's largest bodies of water. A site of trade, exploration and natural resources that brought the discovery of new worlds and new peoples, the Atlantic Ocean has played an undervalued but crucial role in the development of the modern Western world. Bestselling author Winchester explores the meanings of this vast body of water for select communities and locations along the Atlantic seaboard from historic and scientific perspectives. A prolific author, Winchester has written a number of other works about the intersection of geological features and human evolution, including the national and New York Times best sellers The Map that Changed the World, Krakatoa and A Crack in the Edge of the World. Winchester also worked as a journalist for nearly 30 years and covered Bloody Sunday and the Watergate scandal during his time at The Guardian. Join The Club for an informative and lively discussion of the complex ways in which Earth's topography has changed human history.
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As we have a full kitchen in the apartment we decided to go out to get some groceries. On the way we had a brunch in town, we both ordered a tikinxic style local oven baked fish dish which was very nice. Later we found a Wall-Mart not too far from the Hotel, here we got supplies for our stay in Mexico.
Done with the groceries, we took a Taxi back to the Hotel as we did not want to drag the bags back in 37 degrees heat. The taxi driver did not speak a word of English, he did not know the address we gave him and tried to take us around in circles. Finally at the hotel we had the receptionist talk to the guy and ended up paying 50 pesos for our ride, still not too much.
In the afternoon we booked an excursion for the next day and enjoyed the hotel pool. As we are getting a bit tired of restaurant food, Linda made some very nice home made soy sauce chicken for dinner. The evening was quiet and relaxing with wine (from Napa), some nice chorizo and Parma ham.


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This is my sketchbook.
Most part of the work here was done in digital (photoshop, open canvas, painter, artrage). But I also work on paper and I really like life drawing sessions.
I've used photographs as a reference for some images on this section.
I will post my OC painting sessions with my friend Mario Ucci, don't forget to check out his amazing 2d portfolio.
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Fix a termite problem yourself?
Hi all,
I recently got a termite inspection after I found some evidence of termites in my crawlspace. The inspector confirmed, and quoted me $900 for spraying the crawlspace, drilling into the concrete patio and pumping termicide into the holes, and treating the exterior.
Question for you is, is it worth it to pay $900 for somebody to do this, or can I just knock all the termite tubes down myself, buy some Termidor, mix it according to the instructions, and DIY the rest of the work? Seems expensive for 1-2 hours of work for somebody. Anybody tried it?
Learn a lot about termites, biology and behavior. Learn as much as you can about termite treatments. Buy/rent/use a good hammer drill. It can be done diy, but the more knowledge that you have ahead of time will enhance your chance for success. Termidor is the right chemical selection. Make sure that you can get it down at least several feet below the surface.
Using a mattock, digging hoe, etc make a 6" trench next to the house perimeter. Since you probably don't have pressure treating eqpt, take a section of re-bar or equivalent and pound holes in the trench about every 12". Flood the trench well, let it soak in. Repeat the flooding as necessary until you have used approx the label reccommended amount. It could take all day, depending on how your soil accepts. Sandy soils, will take almost immediately, clay soils much longer.
A downside to diy termite treatments is if you are planning on selling your house in the near future, you will not have documentation from a certified pest control operator. You may then have to pay for a termite treatment. In real estate transactions, as in other areas, legal liability is the driving force.
$900 is about average around here for the average sized house. 1 to 2 hours sound quick, unless 2 or 3 operators are involved.
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