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Room Francesca
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You can also relax and enjoy in the shade at the beautiful terrase surrounded by gardens and a lot of different greenary.
The comfortable atmosphere of this cozy room is ideal for relaxing holidays in Dubrovnik, "The pearl of Adriatic".
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We had a very nice stay and felt welcomed at any time. On our arrival Lemonade was served to us and coffee every morning for breakfast. Everything was like discribed in the offer and everything was clean.
The room is about 2.5 km away from the old town, to which you can walk, if you like some sport (especially on the way back) or go by bus (line 3, station Hebranga 4 or 5)
Nikolina and her husband were very nice and helpful. Our apartment was small, but cozy and clean. We had a nice little bathroom and clean towels. On the big terrace we enjoyed our beer in the evening and our coffee in the morning. :)
If you have luggage, take a taxi. The street is very steep.
Very friendly hospitable host. Yery clean freshly renovated room in an old charming stonebrick house with a big garden and an even bigger terrace with sea view. Easy parking directly in front of the house. We can warmly recommend to stay with Nikolina.
Everythingw as fine.
The room wa very clean and everything was modern.
Nikolina wasn't there, when we came, but her mother was. She welcomed us with a selfmade limonecelli. Really nice.
We would recommend the appartment.
We really enjoyed staying at Nikolina's room. The room was comfortable and clean with private bathroom and outside there was a nice terrace which we could use for meals with a nice view over the city and further to the sea. The area was usually very quiet. Around 20 minutes walk to the old city and 10 minutes walk from the nearest supermarket, the walk back up can take a little longer since there are many steep steps. Last but not least, our host Nikolina and her family were very friendly, giving us assistance and information when needed.
If you are going to Dubrovnik and would like to stay in a quiet area and not so far from the old city, I would definitely recommend this room.
Nice little room was clean and tidy and we enjoyed to stay there. The
hosts are very friendly and helpful. About 20 min walk to old town but the bus station is only 3 min away.
Fantastica habitación muy limpia y comoda con un baño nuevo y ducha grande. Ademas los anfitriones son un encanto y puedes aprovechar una terracita en el jardin de la casa con muchas vistas.
Recomendable 100%
alloggio molto bello, in una antica casa dalmata. Molto romantico! Ottima l'accoglienza. Difficoltosa la strada per arrivare perché molto ripida! Eravamo in moto, sarebbe da segnalare! Un po' lontana dal centro, e inerpicata sulla collina di Dubrovnik, ma comunque con pazienza a piedi si va ovunque!
Ich war mit dem (leider viel zu kurzen) Aufenthalt im Zimmer Francesca rundum sehr zufrieden. Die Unterkunft hielt exakt alles, was sie versprach, und das herrliche Ambiente des terrassierten Gartens mit seinen vielen süssen Trauben und seinen pikanten Feigen habe ich morgens und abends genossen. Dazu kam die Überraschung, dass mir jeden Morgen zu früher Stunde ein frischer und echter Kaffee heiss auf der Terrasse mit Meerblick serviert wurde. Ich werde wieder kommen und länger bleiben.
Sehr nette Unterkunft am Rande von Dubrovnik. Zimmer und Bad sind sauber und praktisch. Von der Terasse aus hat man einen tollen Ausblick.
Die Unterkunft liegt am "Hang". Die Parkplatzsituation in dieser Siedlung ist etwas abenteuerlich, parken ist aber kostenlos möglich. Die Altstadt von Dubrovnik ist in ca. 20 min. bergab zu Fuß zu erreichen. Für den Rückweg bietet sich der Bus an, der 2x die Stunde fährt.
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A Perfect Prado Ride
Edgar Prado didn't have a mount at the Breeders' Cup, but the Hall of Famer can still ride with the best of them.
In the Grade 3 Long Island Handicap at Aqueduct, Prado realized that the inside part of the soggy turf course was nothing more than a bog. Breaking from post position one aboard STARFORMER, Prado immediately shot to the front and took his mount very wide going into the first of three turns. Prado expertly backed down the fractions and resisted the temptation to cut the corner turning for home in the 12-furlong marathon. Starformer remained outside in the stretch and had just enough to turn back MYSTICAL STAR in the final sixteenth of a mile. KISSABLE, the beaten favorite, attempted to race on the deeper going and flattened out badly with 2 1/2 furlongs to run.
"It's been raining and snowing, and a lot of the water goes to the inside," Prado told NYRA publicity after the Long Island. "I had the No. 1 post position, so I had to come running out of there and take her to the outside. She was happy up there, enjoying the trip, and when the other horse came to her she felt the other horse and picked it up at the end."
*It looks as if Bob Baffert has BANK THE EIGHT seeing dead-red again. The winner of the Federico Tesio Stakes going nine furlongs as a 3-year-old of 2010, Bank the Eight made his second start following an elongated layoff at seven furlongs over the cushion track at Betfair Hollywood on November 10. Racing over an inside path that seemed advantageous on the day, Bank the Eight exploded in the stretch to win the optional claimer by 5 3/4 lengths with a 106 Beyer.
*SAGE VALLEY's last two races have been serious efforts. He won an entry-level optional claimer over muddy going at Belmont on October 3 with a 100 Beyer and backed that tally up with a 104-score in the $73,000 Mr. Nasty Stakes at Aqueduct last week. Sage Valley controlled the pace over wet tracks against short fields in both of those races, but jockey Ramon Dominguez didn't ask him for any run in either heat. He appears set for a hike into graded stakes races.
*Flying under the radar in South Florida is CASH RULES, a 5-year-old gelding trained by David Fawkes. Last weekend, Cash Rules won his fourth stakes in a row, the $150,000 Carl G. Rose Classic Handicap for Florida-breds at Calder. Cash Rules is versatile enough to win from on the lead or from stalking range, has prevailed in both sprints and routes and put up a 101 Beyer four back over sloppy going. The waters will get deeper when Gulfstream opens, but Cash Rules' accomplishments over the last few months cannot be denied.
*Grade 3 winner KETTLE CORN finally got back to the winner's circle last week for trainer John Sadler, but the 5-year-old enjoyed a perfect pace-tracking, ground-saving trip en route to a hard-fought win. Don't be surprised if he steps back up in class to defend his Native Diver Stakes crown on December 1 over the cushion track.
*Give DAISY DEVINE an easy lead and she will make turf mares pay. Calvin Borel moved her to a clear early advantage in the Grade 3 Cardinal Handicap at Churchill Downs and the filly dug down grimly to deny JULIE'S LOVE in the final strides.
Here are the top 25 WINNING Beyer Speed Figures (11/5/12 - 11/11/12):
1. BANK THE EIGHT - 106 - OC 62k/C -N - 7 Furlongs (Cushion Track) - Betfair Hollywood
2. SAGE VALLEY - 104 - Mr. Nasty Stakes - 7 Furlongs - Aqueduct
3. CASH RULES - 97 - Carl G. Rose Classic Handicap - 1 1/8 Miles - Calder
3. J J GARBAR - 97 - OC 35k/N$Y -N - 6 1/2 Furlongs - Hawthorne
5. CHEROKEE ARTIST - 95 - OC 25k/N2X - 1 Mile - Laurel
6. DREAMING OF NENO - 94 - OC 16k/N1X -N - 6 Furlongs - Calder
6. MY PAL CHRISY - 94 - Elmer Heubeck Distaff Handicap - 1 1/16 Miles - Calder
6. WHY NOT BE PERFECT - 94 - OC 62k/N2X - 1 1/16 Miles (Turf) - Betfair Hollywood
9. BELLAMY BREW - 93 - OC 50k/N2X -N - 1 Mile - Aqueduct
9. KETTLE CORN - 93 - Alw 57008C - 1 1/16 Miles (Turf) - Betfair Hollywood
11. DAISY DEVINE - 92 - Cardinal Handicap (G3) - 1 1/8 Miles (Turf) - Churchill
11. JAMES STREET - 92 - Autumn Stakes (G2-C) - 1 1/16 Miles (Polytrack) - Woodbine
13. MAJESTIC HARBOR - 91 - OC 62k/N2X -N - 1 1/16 Miles - Churchill
13. MISTER MARTI GRAS - 91 - OC 80k/C -N - 1 1/16 Miles (Turf) - Hawthorne
13. SEVEN LIVELY SINS - 91 - Alw 51779N1X - 6 1/2 Furlongs - Churchill
13. SCATMAN - 91 - OC 80k/N3X -N - 1 Mile - Churchill
13. STARFORMER - 91 - Long Island Handicap (G3) - 1 1/2 Miles (Turf) - Aqueduct
18. ADULARE - 90 - Clm 40000 - 1 1/16 Miles - Churchill
18. BANK ACCOUNT - 90 - Clm c-14000 - 6 1/2 Furlongs - Hawthorne
18. FIRE ALARM - 90 - Clm c-40000 - 1 Mile - Churchill
18. GNARLY DUDE - 90 - Clm 22500(25-22.5) - 6 Furlongs (Turf) - Betfair Hollywood
22. CLOSE IT OUT - 89 - Jack Dudley Sprint Handicap - 6 Furlongs - Calder
22. GO BLUE OR GO HOME - 89 - Alw 48510N2X - 5 Furlongs (Turf) - Churchill
22. OUTSIDE NASHVILLE - 89 - Golden Nugget Stakes - 6 Furlongs (Tapeta) - Golden Gate
22. SKIP A SMILE - 89 - Texas Horse Racing Hall of Fame Stakes - 1 1/16 Miles (Turf) - Retama
22. WATCH ME GO - 89 - OC 30k/N2M -N - 1 Mile - Zia
*BANK THE EIGHT's lifetime past performances are available at the bottom of this blog post.
*FIRE ALARM was claimed for $40,000 by trainer Tom Amoss from trainer Jay Severs (deputizing for the suspended Bret Calhoun). Calhoun was reinstated late last week.
*BANK ACCOUNT was claimed for $14,000 by trainer Justin Johns from trainer Frank Kirby.
With Keith L back on the MKB list, I currently show 49.
Maybe Dan our Man will step up and make it 50 ? Dan ?
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Annie, I'd love to take another crack at the MKB. I feel bad for the poor horse you pick for me, however. He may not win another race.
Dan, if your database goes back far enough can you post the lifetime pps for Pet Label? A sentimental horse for me as I cashed my first ever winning ticket on a horse back at the Pomona Fair around 1977, my first visit to a track.
PET LABEL's lifetime past performances are available at the bottom of this blog post.
Congrats to Ned Daly for earning bragging rights in last week's HandiGambling exercise. He selected Friday's ninth race at Churchill Downs for this week's contest.
Penn National Rick's scoresheet is available at the bottom of this blog post.
Remember that you have a mythical $100 with which to wager on the race, and the entrant with the highest money total will receive a "Monthly Enhanced 60-Card Past Performance Plan."
Anyone going over the $100 limit will be disqualified.
Please post your plays and analysis to the blog.
Please separate the play from the analysis and label the play "HG" with the program numbers (instead of the horse's name) for easier scoring.
In the event of a tie, the earliest post gets first preference. One entry per person please.
I reserve the right to approve or deny any entries.
I know that there is a time issue for some of you, but let's remember why we began the HandiGambling races in the first place. The goal was to share ideas on why we like these horses, and why we're betting them the way we are. I'm not asking for a novel, but if you could spare a sentence or two outlining your handicapping angles, and thought processes about wagering, it would be appreciated.
Best of luck to all.
Be back Friday with the HG analysis and some thoughts on the weekend stakes races.
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HG Revised $20 ex 4/1,2,3,6,10 Keith T
HG303@CD, I'm not liking anything in this contentious affair. This race is ripe for a Bomber. Albarado & #8 Stormy Going may forget to stop. I don't see many closers now that the #9 is scratched. $20 Win & Place.........#8.....................=$40.00 $10 Ex. Box.. #8 with/ #7 & #10.........=$40.00 $10 Ex. Box.. #7 & #10.......................= $20.00 Toatalization= $100.00........... Curtis V Slewster............
HG SCRATCHES Eye of the Leopard scratched because I didn't write his name correcty on my prior HandiGambling wager. Will now put #1 KeepUp on top of an exacta with 1st-off claim #10 Bergerac underneath. $100 EX #1/10 Good luck and gobble, gobble... Alan
HG-CD $12 trifecta 3,10 / 2,3,10 / 2,3,7,10 $1 super 10 / 3 / 2,7 /2,7 Theo
HG Churchill 9th race Night Party appeals to me, at least in part because my early intuition made me go back for a second look. 8 of 10 ITM in 2012, 3/3 ITM at Churchill, and the only one in the field with three wins in 2012. Early speed might hold up. I agree that Strike Impact is an old warrior who cannot be ignored. Nobles Promise has class and speed and black type credentials, but no turf. Keep Up won last time on turf and may be able to close for something. HG WAGER $52 WIN #5 $4 EXACTA BOX 1/2/3/5 Good luck to all (and thanks for the kind words)! Ned Daly
HG revised $100 exacta 6-10 gerry v.
HG $ 10 straight exacta 3 over 6 $ 10 straight exacta 5 over 6 $ 10 straight exacta 10 over 6 $ 10 exacta box 3 - 5 $ 10 exacta box 5 - 10 $ 10 exacta box 3 - 10 $ 1 trifecta wheel 10 over 3, 5, 6 $ 1 trifecta 5, 10 / 5, 10 / 3, 6 Okiesharp
HG--- $25 ex--- 10/1,2,3,7 Lefty out...
HGCHURCHILLTURF- 9th at Churchill Downs November 16, 2012 • 1 Keep Up- Has been in the money in 8 or 9 starts. Should be close to the leaders looking for space in the stretch. There are others that I think will be better, but this horse should earn some of the purse. • 2 Noble's Promise- Will be right behind the leaders, but turf is not his best surface and this race may be too long. • 3 Strike Impact- Off since August, but has had great success on this surface and at this distance. Should sit in a good stalking position and be around at the finish. My pick to win. • 4 Grand Berry- Hard to tell what is up with this horse as his first outing in the US was not good although it was against very tough competition. I like the trainer. • 5 Night Party- He will be on or very close to the lead, but wants to run a reasonable first half mile. His problem is fading at the end. I think he will do well today as there is other speed, but no one who will set a real fast pace. • 6 Dimension- First time on Lasix. Could be in the mix with a good trip. • 7 San Antone- He does best on synthetic, but could be a handful if the pace is slow. I think it will be fast enough that he follows plenty of others. • 8 Stormy Going- First race since June and will be on or close to the lead. Stretching out today in what may be more of a training run with the next race the real goal. • 9 Scratch. • 10 Bergerac- Running first time after claimed and stretching out a bit. Did okay in graded races this summer and may do well today against lesser competition. Wager: $40 Win 3 = $40 $3 Trifecta 3/1, 5, 10/1, 2, 4, 5, 10 = $36 $2 Trifecta 1, 5, 10/3/1, 2, 4, 5, 10 = $24 Tom W.
Van Savant, I know what you mean. I've been burned so many times, that I hesitate to type out my ticket on here. :) I looked at Sat.'s entries, but too many horses for me, especially when I don't see one that stands out to me. I think I will just play some exactas in the Stakes races around the country this Sat. Good luck to you, though! BTW, I think I see a two-year-old with your name on it. :) Annie

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Looks nice.
Idea sia. We should all display our costumes that way.
Absolutely awesome. Nice work.
Even without arms Boba still looks kind of dangerous and mysterious.
Hey thanks peeps, this is just the beginning for my "Fett Corner" lol
Ooh a Fett Shrine
Looks great. I love seeing this kind of stuff on display. I bet it looks awesome in your room.


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The word of the week in Buffalo is resiliency.
"There's a lot of resiliency around here," said linebacker Keith Ellison following the Bills' ugly 13-10 win over Miami. "We have a lot of high character guys in this locker room, and you put us up against any odds and we'll come through."
A team that began the season 1-4, suffered two inexplicable last-play losses at home in games they never trailed until after the clock struck zero, and has seen 10 players sent to injured reserve for the season, is now 5-4, in the wild-card playoff chase. Next up: A game against arguably the best team in a generation, unbeaten New England, Sunday night in one of the biggest regular-season games the Bills have played this millennium.
"It is an amazing story," said Bills general manager and Pro Football Hall of Famer Marv Levy, whose team hasn't made it to the playoffs since the 1999 season and, counting this year, has only contended for a postseason berth -- and that was marginally -- in four of the eight seasons since.
Levy watched his team win its fourth straight game on a day when not a lot went right. Still, the Bills were able to overcome a shoddy performance on offense, much of the blame laid at the feet of quarterback J.P. Losman, as they gained just 214 yards, possessed the ball a mere 23 minutes, and scored only one touchdown.
"This wasn't a pretty win, but we've had some losses where the other team could walk off and say it wasn't a pretty win," said Levy, referring to Denver's and Dallas' last-second comebacks that, if not successful, would have the Bills at 7-2 right now and leading the wild-card pack. "I'm proud of the resiliency they've shown."
Buffalo's season turned at the bye week. The team was 1-4 and coach Dick Jauron gathered the troops and told them to focus on an 11-game season, and, as strong safety Donte Whitner recalled, "He told us to win them all." So far, the Bills are 4-0 on that quest.
"I am impressed," Whitner said. "With everything we dealt with early in the season, it was tough, especially when you're 1-4 because the locker room could have easily divided. We stuck together. We were down eight points late in that game and we came back and won, so that's a tribute to the coaching staff and the guys in this locker room. Now we're 5-4, and we have an opportunity to go out and play the Patriots on Sunday night."
That would have been a daunting task for the Bills a month ago. It certainly was back on Sept. 23, when the Patriots administered a 38-7 whipping in Foxborough. Levy knows his team will need to play an almost perfect game to win, but he's not dismissing Buffalo's chances, slim as they are.
"In the NFL, anybody is capable, when they meet on game day, of beating anybody else in the league," Levy said. "There's no question, they're as good a team as I've seen since the Steelers of the '70s. Sure, it's going to take a great performance on our part, and it should excite our players. I don't think they'll be wary about it, they'll be excited about it. The fact that it's the premier game on Sunday, that's exciting, and it's quite a story this team is engaged in."
|Buffalo Bills player Kiwaukee Thomas grimaces as he is carried off the field during the football game against the Miami Dolphins Sunday, Nov. 11, 2007 in Miami. The Bills won 13-10.(AP Photo/J. Pat Carter)
Jauron Stands Behind Losman
Coach Dick Jauron said it never occurred to him to yank struggling QB J.P. Losman in the third quarter and go with rookie Trent Edwards. Losman misfired on his first five passes, threw a poor-decision interception in the Miami end zone, and finished with just 157 yards, but Jauron stuck with him, and he produced 11 fourth-quarter points to win the game.
"The game was kind of a struggle the whole time. He made some plays for us," Jauron said.
Losman said it was a frustrating day because the Dolphins did a nice job mixing up their coverages, but the key was to stay patient, which he tried to do.
"For us to come back like that at the end of the game when we hadn't been able to the move the ball, we were able to come through at the end, and that was a positive," said Losman, who became the first Bills QB since Jim Kelly in 1990 to lead Buffalo to back-to-back fourth-quarter rally victories.
Parrish Still Dangerous... As a Returner?
Roscoe Parrish has been mostly unproductive as a receiver in the passing game. He was blanked in Miami and has only 23 catches for 197 yards. But his punt returning played another key role in a Buffalo victory. Parrish ripped off a 40-yarder late in the fourth quarter, taking the ball from the 10 to the 50, and it set up the Bills for their winning field-goal drive.
"Roscoe's punt return was huge," Losman said. "Everybody blocking there on special teams, that gave us a short field to work with, and it paid off big for us."
Parrish leads the league with a 19.4-yard average, and he reminded everyone, "There are three phases of the game -- offense, defense and special teams. Special teams are always a key because it gives you the momentum on offense and defense. It changes the game."
Miami Quicks
-- The Bills scored a two-point conversion Sunday for the first time since 2001. Back then, Eric Moulds scored against New England in a 21-11 loss. The conversion Sunday against Miami, by Marshawn Lynch, was critical, as it tied the game with about 10 minutes to go in the fourth quarter. The last time the Bills rushed for a successful two-point conversion was in 2000, when Shawn Bryson scored. The Bills have made 22 two-point conversions in their history, but the bulk of those came in the AFL between 1960-69.
-- Buffalo's pass rush was not very effective in Miami, but DE Chris Kelsay made the Bills' only sack count as he tackled Cleo Lemon for a safety early in the third quarter. "When it happened, it felt like it was in slow motion," Kelsay said. "The quarterback was standing there, and luckily he didn't scramble out or get the ball off." It was the 30th safety in Bills history and the team's first since London Fletcher recorded one in 2005, also at Dolphin Stadium, against Gus Frerotte.
--QB J.P. Losman did not have a sharp game, as he completed just 12 of 23 passes for 157 yards. He also threw a bad interception in the end zone.
--WR Josh Reed had a quiet day, as he caught three passes for 40 yards.
--CB Terrence McGee had a solid game with seven tackles and two pass breakups, but he was only able to return one kickoff for 21 yards.
--DE Chris Kelsay recorded Buffalo's first safety in two years with a third-quarter tackle of Cleo Lemon.
--LB John DiGiorgio didn't practice during the week, but he started the game and finished with seven tackles.
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This weekend, New York came to Birmingham in the form of Popstrami, a pop up New York style Kosher deli for one day only in Bournville. Popstrami was the idea of Nick Loman and Tom Baker. Tom is a Midlands Food Blogger and runs his own food based social enterprise called Loaf. Nick is one of Tom's regular customers and thought it would be fun to bring a New York deli to the West Midlands for the day. The location for it was Leverton and Halls Deli in Bournville which was decorated American style especially for the day. Lots of planning and preparation went into the event, with Tom on bread duty and Nick sorting out the meat.
Stuart and I arrived at Popstrami at 12.20pm on Sunday afternoon, just as a small queue had begun to form. We looked at the menu and let the wonderful smells entice us until Nick took our order and we went and sat in the garden. We both had salt beef on rye bread, one with mustard and sauerkraut and the other without. For drinks, I had a root beer and Stuart had Grape juice. After a short while, our sandwiches came out and we tucked in. The bread was so fresh tasting it was unbelievable. It complimented the salt beef perfectly. The mustard was not overpowering and let everything on the sandwich shine to its full potential. The sauerkraut was an interesting contrast to the sandwich and sort of reminded me of coleslaw but without the mayonnaise. I loved it!
I should point out that although I have been to New York (one day when I was 12, on the way back from a skiing holiday) that I have never had the New York deli experience. This was my first exposure to it and I cannot wait to try it again, either here or in New York itself. As I was a bit full after the sandwich, I decided to take my dessert of vanilla cheesecake home with me. Later on that afternoon, I tucked in and it was one of the best cheesecakes I have ever had. It was thick, creamy and delicious.
When we left business was booming, with a really long queue outside the door. The event was a major success and I would like to congratulate Tom, Nick and all the team for their amazing efforts. Well done! One question, when is the next one? 🙂
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Last week, it was Jo's Kitchen's 2nd blog birthday and to celebrate, I have decided to giveaway an exclusive Jo's Kitchen apron.All these wonderful people took part: Jos kitchen 2nd bday giveaway entrants and I am pleased to announce that the winner is Jenny. Congratulations! Please email me at email@example.com or DM via Twitter, your address details please. Thanks to everyone who took part.
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Former Washington Redskins coach Jim Zorn has interviewed for the Montreal Alouettes' head coaching job, according to an NFL Network report.
Zorn was 12-20 in two seasons (2008-2009) as the Redskins' coach, then spent the 2010 season as a Baltimore Ravens assistant and the last two seasons as an assistant with the Kansas City Chiefs.
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Mighty River Power shares rose nearly 2 per cent in early trading after announcing a profit well above prospectus forecasts and close to 70 per cent more than last year. Chairwoman Joan Withers said the shares had been hit by a " perfect confluence of elements" including ongoing uncertainty about fundamental changes to the electricity market promised by opposition political parties, increased interest rates paid on long term bonds and uncertainty about Tiwai Point aluminium smelter although recently there was now more clarity about demand by the country's biggest single electricity user. When the share market opened shares rose 4c to $2.23. The company said it will pay a final dividend of 7.2 cents a share on September 30 for those who hold shares on September 11.


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Topic: Tapa: Pacific Style - Hawaiian kapa
Is part of topic Tapa: Pacific Style
The history of kapa (tapa) in Hawai'i follows the history of Hawai'i itself. In the 1820s, American Christian missionaries first arrived in the islands. In 1893, the Hawaiian monarchy was overthrown and Queen Lili'uokalani deposed, and Hawai'i was annexed by the USA. Under these missionary and colonial influences, some cultural practices – including kapa-making – disappeared.
In the 1960s native Hawaiians began to revive the art of making kapa. Hawaiian artist Puanani Van Dorpe began researching historical designs and manufacture of kapa, and making new work based on this research. Today an increasing number of native Hawaiian artists are producing kapa, blending old processes and contemporary designs.
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The Minnesota Environmental Partnership is hosting a gathering of gubernatorial and possible gubernatorial hopefuls on Thursday night. The group invited both GOP and DFL candidates. Minneapolis Mayor R.T. Rybak and St. Paul Mayor Chris Coleman weren't invited since they are running for mayor of their respective cities this year. GOP Rep. Laura Brod is also absent from the list. Here's the release:
Gubernatorial Hopefuls to Answer Questions At Minnesota Environmental Partnership Meeting
WHAT: Gubernatorial hopefuls will answer questions from members of the Minnesota Environmental Partnership (MEP), a statewide coalition of more than 80 nonprofit conservation and environmental organizations working to protect and restore Minnesota's lakes, rivers, streams and Great Outdoors.
WHO: The following individuals, who have publicly identified themselves as potential candidates for Governor of Minnesota from the two major political parties as of June 4, 2009, and are not actively seeking another elected office, been invited to participate:
• Speaker of the House Margaret Anderson Kelliher (confirmed)
• Senator Tom Bakk (invited)
• Former US Senator Mark Dayton (unable to attend – will send letter)
• Former Minnesota House Minority Leader Matt Entenza (confirmed)
• Ramsey County Attorney Susan Gaertner (confirmed)
• Senator David Hann (invited)
• Former State Senator Steve Kelley (confirmed)
• Representative Paul Kohls (invited)
• Representative Morrie Lanning (invited)
• Senator John Marty (confirmed)
• Senator Geoff Michel (invited)
• Minnesota Farmer's Union President Doug Peterson (invited)
• Representative Marty Seifert (unable to attend)
• Senate Majority Leader David Senjem (invited)
• Labor and Industry Commissioner Sviggum (confirmed)
• Representative Paul Thissen (confirmed)
• Minnesota Business Partnership Executive Director Charlie Weaver (invited)
MODERATOR: Lori Sturdevant, editorial writer & columnist, Star Tribune
WHEN: 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. – Thursday, June 11, 2009
WHERE: Town and Country Club
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Saint Paul, MN 55104
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"You know, I can see the blessed virgin in the stain on my ceiling as I fall asleep at night."
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Students are eligible for registration or for graduation after they have fulfilled all requirements, including the payment of all financial obligations to Northern Michigan University. Students who incur obligation while enrolled may have their enrollment terminated administratively and summarily for failure to pay that obligation.
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Tuition is defined as the mandatory charge to attend class and receive an entry (credit or audit) on a transcript. All tuition rates are approved by the NMU Board of Trustees.
A fee is defined as a mandatory charge for a student to attend a class or classes. Fees are approved by the Board of Trustees.
Tuition and fees are subject to change without notice at the discretion of the Board of Trustees.
Students who elect a half credit-hour course will be charged at one-half the cost per credit hour.
Auditors (students who attend classes but do not desire credit) are governed by the same financial regulations as students desiring credit.
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Tuition and fees and on-campus housing charges must be paid in full by the due date specified. NMU offers both an installment and deferral plan that enables students to pay tuition and on-campus housing charges. Details about the program may be obtained by contacting the Student Service Center. Information is also available online at www.nmu.edu/paymentplans. Regardless of registration status, students should not attend classes until all tuition and fees are paid, or an installment or deferral plan has been instated.
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Current tuition and fee rates may be obtained from the Student Service Center, 2201 C.B. Hedgcock, by calling 906-227-1221, or on the Web at www.nmu.edu/tuition.
The following are included in the 2012-2013 academic year tuition and fees rates for full-time students:
Notebook computer: The use of a ThinkPad® notebook computer is provided for all full-time graduate students (8 credits per semester during the academic year). The computer will be replaced on a three-year cycle. Part-time graduate students who wish to lease a notebook can do so by contacting Academic Computing at 906-227-2468.
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With a nod to the audience member who asked this at a recent art talk I attended.
Arts writers and critics are a dying breed in newspaper print. But they're everywhere online.
Does the impact of media attention affect how you work?
Are you concerned about how your art might be perceived?
Consider media in the broadest sense: anyone who might write about or talk about your art.
Do you worry about what they might say?
Do you change your art based on what they might say or what they have said?


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Thursday, April 18, 2013
Watcha Reading? Blog Hop - The Future and Furies
Posted by Tracy Falbe at 6:20 AM
I'm one of those people who reads more than one book at a time. The two nonfiction titles that I am currently into are The Future by Al Gore and Furies: War in Europe 1450 - 1700 by Lauro Martines.
Interestingly the books are rather complementary. Furies focuses on the awful wars that tormented Europe during the Early Modern period, and The Future often cites developments in civilization from the Early Modern period that are still having impacts today.
What have I gotten so far from Furies?
During the Early Modern period in Europe nation-states were emerging as the main entity of political power. The power wielded by nation-states stimulated a voracious appetite for war that drove ever rising taxes, the creation of new taxes, the impressment of unwilling people into the ranks of armies, and a wholesale disregard for the common good.
The details about killing deserters, sacking cities, peasants having their gruesome revenge on pillaging soldiers, raping, and plagues of disease are quite alarming. No wonder so many people chose to take their chances crossing the Atlantic in a sail boat to get to the New World.
Out of this war torn period the elites of the ruling class developed a heightened disregard for the victims of their wars. Drafted soldiers tended to come from the lowest classes and the homeless. Shoveling these starving souls and nasty rogues in front of guns and canons was seen as cleansing for society by many rulers.
So how's the Future looking?
In Al Gore's remarkably well researched tome The Future, I am receiving a vast quantity of information that basically everyone on the planet needs to digest and deal with.
Here's some main issues:
- Most stock and other financial transactions are performed by software. Humans have less involvement and less control of global finance than ever before. This system has developed because machines can do the trades faster and this gives competitive advantage to financial transactions on vast scales. Oh, and many of these financial instruments that software are so frantically playing at the speed of light are not based on reality and likely defy human comprehension. It's basically Skynet from the Terminator.
- Unemployment will continue to worsen. Outsourcing and robosourcing (machines are replacing you) boost productivity and profits for companies but lessen employment of actual human beings. At some point the inability of millions upon millions of people to obtain income will collapse demand for products and services.
- The Internet is creating a Global Mind in which people are able to share information and identify with each other beyond cultures and natiions. This aspect is hopeful for humanity, but the Internet is also another powerful media tool for manipulating societies, so it's power can serve both humanity and evil.
- Colossal amounts of data are being collected on everything we do and being stored for perpetuity to be used potentially for purposes ranging from benign to oppressive.
- The tools of mass communication and mass marketing coupled with the unlimited wealth of multinational corporations manufacture consent on a vast scale across societies and undermine democracy. The power of gigantic multinationals goes beyond the power of nation states. If you've heard of too big to fail, these companies are too big for laws made by representative democracies. They make the laws in various countries to suit their narrow profit-driven interests and override the self interest of citizens. All democracies are seriously threatened by the removal of governance by the people for the people. The United States is a shining example of this process in action.
- Vast increases in human population and consumption are hitting the limits of natural resources, especially metals and food. Serious issues like climate change and loss of topsoil will greatly impact food supplies.
Very cheerful stuff isn't? When I picked up The Future by Al Gore, I had meant to skim through it, but I've ended up reading it very carefully. I even study all the meticulous details in the charts at the start of each chapter. It's an astouding work and everyone should read it. I'm only a quarter way in. It's been fascinating so far. It's actually refreshing to see serious issues presented instead of totally ignored like in mainstream news.
I expect that some of the other reading material being presented on the Watcha Reading? Blog Hop will be of a little lighter nature than mine, but I wanted to let my readers know about some of the tough material I tackle. No wonder I like writing fantasies where magic can solve so many problems.
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It's not quite siege mentality time yet for the Warriors but it's not far away, and they are going for safety in numbers for what will be a challenging assignment in Townsville against the Cowboys on Saturday.
The Warriors, who left Auckland for Brisbane this afternoon and plan to take a connecting flight to Townsville tomorrow, head into the match following a 45-4 drubbing at the hands of the Cronulla Sharks at Mt Smart. And that after giving away 18-point leads to lose to both Manly and Newcastle in the preceding two weeks.
Travelling with the squad to Townsville, a tough place to visit at the best of times, are injured captain Simon Mannering and fellow casualties Sam Rapira, Jerome Ropati and James Maloney.
It is understood that five-eighth Maloney is the best chance to play, but a strained knee last weekend against the Sharks puts him in doubt.
The door has also been left open for Mannering, but Rapira and Ropati are no chance and are travelling to bolster a side not only short on results but also confidence, despite the fact that it is rare for injured players to travel, due to the added expense.
Maloney said a decision on his involvement would be made on the morning of the game but he was hopeful. "I had a run on it earlier in the week and it's a bit stiff now but we'll just have to see.
"As it turns out, the scans show it's only been strained, it hasn't been torn. It's probably the best-case scenario, it could be a lot worse."
If Maloney does not play, Carlos Tuimavave, his replacement against the Sharks, will get the nod, with yet more responsibility falling on Shaun Johnson's young shoulders.
"They've played a lot of football together and it would be good to see Shauny step up and take control of the side," Maloney said.
Reflecting on the Sharks' defeat which has all but ended the Warriors' playoff ambitions - they are in 13th place and must win their four remaining games to have a chance of making the top eight - Maloney said: "Everyone's got their pride and self respect. Every week we run out you don't want to have a game like that. There's only one way to turn it around and silence everyone, and that's to get a win and play some good footy."
The Warriors have lost their last seven games at Dairy Farmers Stadium, and lying in wait are a Cowboys side featuring the likes of Johnathan Thurston, Matthew Bowen and former Warrior Brent Tate.
Warriors' forward Feleti Mateo said his side was aware of the challenge and maintained the players were in good spirits, adding that coach Brian McClennan had been calm in his assessment of the Warriors' recent form.
"To his credit he's been more constructive than anything," Mateo said. "He knows what we need to work on, and that's what he focuses on. Nowadays you don't really get much out of a revving up from the coach, and he knows that. We're grown men, we know what we did wrong and it's just about fixing it."


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Three repeat winners, including The Blood-Horse senior correspondent Steve Haskin, and one newcomer collected divisional honors in Churchill Downs' 22nd annual 2004 Red Smith Kentucky Derby Writing Contest, a competition that honors the finest print media coverage of this year's famed "Run for the Roses." Haskin earned his third Red Smith Award for Monday Wrap-Up in six years - and fourth overall - for a Blood-Horse story entitled "Can't Keep Up With This Jones." The article detailed the multi-layered development of the enthralling Smarty Jones saga from the murder of Bob Camac, the original trainer for owner-breeders Roy and Pat Chapman; the colt's near-tragic schooling gate mishap as a 2-year-old; to his unbeaten run to Derby glory with trainer John Servis and jockey Stewart Elliott.
Haskin, who earned his first Red Smith in the Advance division as a reporter for Daily Racing Form in 1996, tied the record for wins in the Monday Wrap-Up division. Stan Hochman and Dick Jerardi, both of the Philadelphia Daily News, each won that honor three times. The 2004 Red Smith Awards will be presented at the annual National Turf Writers Association Awards Dinner, which is scheduled for Oct. 27 at at the Belo Mansion in Dallas. Haskin will also receive the Walter Haight Award for lifetime achievement, as voted by members of the National Turf Writers Association.Joining Haskin in receiving awards are first-time winner C. Ray Hall of The (Louisville) Courier-Journal and repeat winners that included Hall's Courier-Journal colleague Pat Forde, who was honored for his Sunday Wrap-up and Rich Rosenblatt of the Associated Press in the Advance division. The winners will receive an engraved sterling silver mint julep cup similar to the cup used by the governor of Kentucky to toast the winner of each year's Kentucky Derby winner at the Churchill Downs President's Reception that follows the race. Hall captured his first Red Smith Award with a Feature article entitled "Smarty Jones Story Full Of Twists." The story examined the many layers of story lines in the fascinating tale of Smarty Jones, the 3-year-old Thoroughbred that became just the fifth unbeaten winner of the Kentucky Derby and one of the most popular American Thoroughbreds in recent history in a tale worthy of a Hollywood film script. Rosenblatt earned his Red Smith award in the Advance division for his story "Wide Open. Probably Wet. Definitely Wild." His article scrutinized the twists of fate that cast some horses as contenders for the 130th Kentucky Derby and kept others from competing in the coveted race. Rosenblatt, who won his first Red Smith in 2003 in the Sunday Wrap-Up category, is only the second Associated Press writer to be honored with a Red Smith Award and is the first from that organization to win twice. Forde was honored in the Sunday Wrap-Up category for an entry entitled "A Mystery Man's Magical Ride." The story centered on jockey Stewart Elliott, a 39-year-old veteran who had briefly given up the sport in the 1980's, only to return to the saddle and find his way into the Kentucky Derby winner's circle aboard Smarty Jones. Forde, who has since departed from The Courier-Journal for a position as senior writer for ESPN.com, earned his only previous Red Smith Award in the feature category in 1990.
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Division of Expressive Therapies
Vivien Marcow-Speiser
Professional Title: Professor, Expressive Therapies; Director of National, International, and Collaborative Programs
Areas of Academic Focus and Expertise: Expressive Therapies, Dance Therapy
Representative List of Recent Courses Taught: ▪ Arts Apprenticeship in the Expressive Therapies ▪ Group Process in Dance Therapy ▪ Creative Conflict Transformation • Arts and Healing • Authentic Movement • Creative Movement
Education: B.A., University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa; M.Ed., Lesley University; Ph.D., Union Institute; BC-DMT,LMHC , NCC, REAT
Representative List of Recent Publications / Exhibitions: Schwartz, S., and Speiser, V.M. (2015) Introducing arts and health in Israel: How cultural factors affect the field's development. World Cultural Psychiatry Research Review 2015, 10 (3/4): 122-137.Marcow-Speiser, V., and Schwartz, S. (2015) Culturally Responsive Teaching in a War-Affected Area: Lesley University in Israel 1979 - 2014. Journal of Pedagogy, Pluralism, and Practice, Volume 7:1.Beardall, N.G., Brownell, A., Cardillo, N.J., Harmel, P., Karman, S., Marcow-Speiser, V., Newman-Bluestein, D., McKim, E., Smulian-Siegel, D. (2014) The Legacy of Norma Canner. American Journal of Dance Therapy, 36, 1:113-124.Marcow Speiser, V. (2014). Working in a troubled land: using the applied arts towards conflict transformation and community health in Israel. Journal of Applied Arts and Health 4:3:335-343.Schwartz, S, Marcow Speiser, V and Wikoff, N. (2014) The arch of arts in health (eds) Journal of Applied Arts and Health 4:3 237-245.Marcow Speiser, V. (2012). Towards an Understanding of the Israeli Context for Teaching and Learning. in Schwartz et al, The Arts and Social Change: The Lesley University Experience in Israel: Porat Books.Schwartz, S., Marcow Speiser, V., Speiser, P., & Kossak, M. (Eds.). (2012).The Arts and Social Change: The Lesley University Experience in Israel. Zur Yigal, Israel: Porat Books.Marcow Speiser,V and Schwartz, S. (2011) . Reflections on the Development of the Lesley University Extension in Israel. In A Century of Innovation (eds) Brown, C.F. and Forinash, M. Baltimore: Publish AmericaMarcow Speiser, V. and Schwartz, S. (2011). These stories are burning a hole in my brain: Using the arts to tell the stories of the Jewish immigrant community in Israel. In Art in Action: Expressive Arts Therapy and Social Change, (eds) Levine, E. and Levine, S. London:Jessica Kingsley.Marcow Speiser, V. and Schwartz, S. (2009). Reflections on the Development of the Lesley University Extension in Israel. Chapter in the Lesley Centennial Publication. Kossak, M. and Marcow Speiser, V. (eds). (2009). Special edition of the Journal of Pedagogy, Pluralism and Practice, Issue 14. The Lesley University Extension Program in Israel: Teaching in a Troubled Land. Marcow Speiser, V. (2009) Towards an understanding of the Israeli context for teaching and learning JPPP (ibid). Marcow Speiser, V. and Serlin, I. (2007) (eds). Special Edition on The Imagine Conference. The Journal of Humanistic Psychology 47(1), 280-288.Marcow Speiser, V. and Speiser, P. (2007). An Arts Approach to Working with Cross Cultural Conflicts, The Journal of Humanistic Psychology 47(1), 361-367.Marcow Speiser, V. and Speiser, P. (2007). The Use of the Arts in Working with Fear and Stress in the Israeli Context. The Praeger Series in Body-Mind Medicine: The Art of Healthcare, Volume II.Franklin, M. and Marcow Speiser, V. (2007). Authentic Movement as a Meditative Practice. The Journal of Pedagogy, Pluralism and Practice, Issue 12.Klagsbrun,J. Rappaport,L. Marcow Speiser,V, Post.P , Byers,J. Stepakoff,S. Karman,S. (2005) Focusing and Expressive Arts Therapy as a Complementary Treatment for Women with Breast Cancer. Journal of Creativity in Mental Health, Vol 1 no 1Marcow Speiser, V and Powell, MC. (eds) (2005)The Arts, Education and Social Change. New York: Peter Lang/Lesley SeriesMarcow Speiser, V and Speiser,P . (2005) A Theoretical Approach to Working with Conflict through the Arts. In Marcow Speiser,V and Powell,C.(eds) The Arts, Education and Social Change . New York: Peter LangRecent Presentations4/23/2015 Panelist, Irle Goldman's Salon. "Mental Health Counselor Training: The Past, the Present, and the Future."3/12/2015 Panelist in Symposium. "International Aid Using Artistic Tools -- How To." Academic College for Society and the Arts, Netanya, Israel.11/21/2014 Co-presenter. "Buffering Suffering. Expressive Therapy Approaches to Working with Trauma." The 6th Annual Drama for Life Research Conference, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa.9/17/2014 Workshop co-facilitator. "Moving Soul, Soul Moving." Expressive Therapies 40th Anniversary celebration conference.9/17/2014. Co-presenter. "Expressive Therapies Approaches to Working with Trauma in Korea." Global Arts Series, Creativity Commons, Lesley University.9/4/2017. Co-facilitator. "Creative Approaches to Working with Conflict Through the Arts." Kids4Peace Summit. Newburyport, MA.11/21/13 Keynote Session. Opening to Ritual . The Drama for Life Research Conference, University of the Witwatersrand. The Unfinished Business of Truth and Reconciliation: Arts, Trauma and Healing., Soweto, South Africa.11/20/13 Workshop co-facilitator. Moving Through Trauma : Dance, Drama, Psychodrama and Expressive Therapy Approaches to Working with Trauma. The Drama for Life Research Conference, Soweto, South Africa.4/11/13 Panelist, Resiliency and Inclusion: Transforming Social and Cultural Identities through the Arts. Global Alliance for Arts and Health's 24th Annual Conference, Washington. DC12/11/12 Panelist and Panel Chair, On the Seam of Arts and Health: A survey of the Field of Arts and Health in Israel and around the world. The Israeli Society of Creative and Expressive Therapy annual conference. Jerusalem, Israel. 6/25/12 THE CENTRE FOR SOCIO-ECO-NOMIC DEVELOPMENT, GENEVA &INSTITUT ODeF , GENEVA - Re-Constructing the Social Fabric of Communities after War Traumas: Introductory workshop for humanitarian workers5/-17/12 NEW DELHI, THE RAYS OF WISDOM INSTITUTE. Keynote address at Ancient Arts Festival/Conference: The Body as a Sacred Instrument 5/12-13/12 Istanbul, Turkey, Sapir Institute :How to Build Your Professional Career- training workshop4/3/12 Netanya, Israel. Panel member on arts and social change programs in action. Lesley Conference on arts and social change.3/05/12 Melbourne, Australia, MIECAT, Lecture:Arts in Action: Social change through dance and expressive arts therapy. 2/22/12 Hong Kong University, Danny Ho Public Lecture Series: The Arts in Wellness and Healthcare inauguration and keynote lecture2/9-10/12 Hong Kong University, Arts in Action: Social change through dance and expressive arts therapy training workshop1/22-23/12 PelePele Arts Academy, Mbabane, Swaziland Liberating Creativity training workshop. 1/12-13/12 Drums for Peace, Bulawayo Zimbabwe, Liberating Creativity training workshop12/26/12 Lesley University Extension, Netanya - Dance & Expressive Therapy Approaches to Working with Trauma lectureADTA 45th Conference. New York:Whole Person Approaches to Working with Trauma: Posttraumatic Growth. Vivien Marcow Speiser and Ilene Serlin.. September 25th 2010Focusing and the Arts as a mindfulness tool in Psychotherapy:Clearing a space for the Therapist. . University of Toronto. Conference on Mindfulness and Psychotherapy. May 1st 2010Creating Change in the World:Expressive Therapy Approaches.(co-presented with Phillip Speiser,) Pre-conference Workshop, IEATA 8th International Conference, Cambridge, MA August 12, 2009Humanizing an Inhumane World: Expression in the Service of Humanity through the Arts, APA, Division 32, Boston, MA August 15th 2008An Authentic Movement Workshop. 7th International Congress on Psyche,Soma and Spirit , The University of Morales and Tonalzintli Institute, Cuernavaca, Mexico,February, 2007Panel on Identity as an Artist and Therapist (panel participant ) 7th International Congress on Psyche,Soma and Spirit , The University of Morales and Tonalzintli Institute, Cuernavaca, Mexico, February, 2007Creating Change in the World: Dance and Expressive Therapy Approaches( co-presented with Phillip Speiser,) ADTA Annual Conference, Long Beach, CA. October, 2006A Panel Discussion by Dance Therapy Pioneers (panel presenter) ADTA Annual Conference, Long Beach,CA, October, 2006Peacing our World Together (creative arts in learning and expressive therapy group faculty presentation) Empower Peace Conference. Lesley University August, 2006An Arts Approach to Working with Conflict (co-presented with Phillip Speiser)Imagine Conference,Tel Aviv April 2006Reclaiming Bones from Stones (co-presented with Nancy Jo Cardillo, and Deborah Smulian) Imagine conference, Tel Aviv, April 2006Authentic Movement: Movement for Human Beings Imagine Conference Tel Aviv, Israel April 2006Holding Suffering, Holding Beauty: A Faculty Group Presentation from Moving and Witnessing together in our Authentic Movement Collective. Igniting the Synapses Conference, Lesley University April 2006Mothers and Sons. (co-presented with Julia Byers) Raising Cain: Emotional Development of Boys IBMS conference Lesley University February 2006Authentic Movement as a Meditative Practice. Faculty development day workshop. Lesley University, January 2006.
Vivien Marcow Speiser has directed and taught in programs across the United States and internationally and has used the arts as a way of communicating across borders and across cultures. She believes in the power of the arts to create the conditions for personal and social change and transformation. Her interests and expertise lie in the areas of working with trauma and cross-cultural conflict resolution through the arts and she has worked extensively with groups in the Middle East and in South Africa. In addition, she is an expert in the creation and performance of rites of passage rituals and in the use of dance and performance in expressive therapy practice. She is the winner of the 2014 Distinguished Fellows Award from the Global Alliance for Arts and Health, and the 2015 Honorary Fellow Lifetime Achievement Award from the Israeli Expressive and Creative Arts Therapy Association.
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DHS instituted what it calls a "Code Blue" for people in need of shelter. The agency doubled the amount of outreach vans which responded to 3-1-1 calls about folks sleeping outside. The agency usually has about five vans in operation--on Monday night there were twelve with extra staff.
Assistant Commissioner Lisa Black said last week they responded to a higher volume of calls about people outside in the elements. DHS sees a moderate increase of single adults seeking shelter beds on the coldest nights. Workers were advised to bypass standard intake application procedures and not turn anyone away. But even on freezing nights, not everyone will find shelter.
Juan De La Cruz with the Coalition for the Homeless said shelter means different things to different clients. "[We're] trying to convince them to get inside if not to a shelter, then maybe to an alternative…into a train station for the evening," he said.
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Russian tubes / capacitors purchasing
Good day for all!
Sorry for my english, hope, you understand me.
I have question for you all people =).
All the time, i did not see on ebay, or other boards russian auctions or lots with adjustable items count. I mean, that if you need 3 6N1P, on ebay you can purchase minimum 10... Same with capacitors - you want test one FT-3, or K40y9, but you can buy only or 8 - 20.
Here is question - for buyers good or not, if seller will be list not so expensive russian tubes / caps as "1 tube cost 1.5$, qty. - 150psc" and you can purchase any amount.
Hope, all understand, what i trying to ask.
Thanks, Oleg.
I think shipping and handling concerns make very small quantities extremely inconvenient to handle on the selling end, that is why minimum quantities of some items tend to be high. These guys are trying to make a profit after all.
I've bought parts from Russia, US and European vendors and in many cases quantities are 10 or more pieces.
kevinkr, shipping really not expencive thing (from russia at least). For example - real shipping of 4 6N6P type tubes - is 4 $. But sellers ofter put ebay fees to shipping cost.
But if you want buy 10-20 different items, that this will be good?
Of more effective constant shipping charge in this case? Mean, you can buy 1 tube or 40, but shipping will be 12$, or 14$.
I'm just trying raise my shop, and want ask you all.
Thanks, Oleg.
Start the shop, and i'll buy ;)
Hi Oleg,
I've been thinking about your question and what I would suggest is a tiered shipping charge system. So let's say it costs you $4 to ship 4 tubes to USA make first tier 1 - 4 tubes shipped at $4, lets say it costs you $6 to ship 8 tubes then make the next tier 5 - 8 tubes shipped at $6 and so on - this gives you a simple system for a very fair shipping price range, but doesn't have you calculating all sorts of different rates and having to pack things differently depending on small changes in quantity - this should help you to make money while not being unfair to prospective buyers.
Giving the buyer the choice to buy very small quantities might also help you stand above the rest. Sometimes less is more - i.e. I've not bought because I needed just 4 parts and the minimum was 20... I like spares so a quantity of 5 would have been perfect in the instance. Expensive parts should almost always also be offered in single quantity or pairs.
I'm not sure how to handle eBay fees, but you can either add the estimated cost into the price if buy it now/store front sales are how you do it, or you can just add a small % to handling to cover the fees. Technically eBay frowns on this, but it is a part of your cost of doing business and the simplest way of dealing with it is probably the best. Auctions are a different matter, expect to loose a few % or pad shipping & to account for the cost.
Just as an FYI I don't pass along my fees at all, but I no longer do a lot of selling on eBay. When I shop I look for fair prices and pay very close attention to S&H charges, anyone who appears to be significantly above the norm will not get my business, so to drive volume it makes sense to keep those charges to a minimum as it will help you look like one of the "good guys."
Good luck and let me know when you are up and running. I do buy from sellers operating in several former USSR countries and have always had a very good experience buying from them.
Colt45, i will start progect about 2-3 days. So, you are welcome :)
kevinkr, really thanks for your help )
So, i want tell, that i start selling not on ebay, but rebuilt my website (you can see it on my "www" icon), so, i must pay only for hosting and 5% for paypal / credit card payments.
With ebay i lose about $500 per mounth. So, if i sell in my website i can take fair shipping charges, and good tubes cost.
And i think, that i enter minimal shipping cost to shop, and give to customers a choise.
So, i tell, when start progect.
Thanks, Oleg
PS You very oblige me, if come to my shop, and tell me, what i can make better.
thru a russian interpreter we were able to find a seller in Moscow, prices were very good indeed:
considering that:
GM70 at 500rubles,
6C33S-B at 180 rubles,
6N30 at 300 rubles,
but the hard part is we can not seem to agree on the payment terms and the vendor was slow to respond...
i am at the Sakhalin islands as of now....:bawling:
Speaking of ebay and materials,
I've found a great source of perforated aluminum:
I bought already some, it is perfect for tube chassis (for an excellent convection cooling of tubes) and for covers. However, some solid angles should go under chassis where transformers are mounted.
Sorry Oleg for OT, I just want to share what I've found with the community.
Anton, Moscow sellers duryat vas chuckchey...
Ask Oleg, I believe he can give you better prices. $10 for 6N30P is way too much...
@wavebourne, karasho ladna, spasiba.....:D
except to the 6H30 the other two tubes are very cheap....i looked at olegs' site and he doesn't seem to have them...
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Passing the Louisiana Superdome in New Orleans
Passing the Louisiana Superdome in New Orleans.
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Categories: Louisiana Travel Tags: 235A, and, ave, b97, basin, business, camping, carre, center, city, clalborne, coach, cultural, davidson, discussed, dj, drive, east, esplanade, exit, fred, French, harley, hc, highway, Hurricane, information, jklproduction, justin, Katrina, kevjumba, khaled, Louisiana, love, most, motor, movie, new, neworleans, neworleanssaints, nigahiga, of, orleans, peron75, poop, Quarter, random, resort, rihanna, rv, Saints, shutup, slidel, sony, station, Street, summer, Superdome, timberlake, travel, visitor, vleux, westbank, whatthebuckshow, youtube
Visit Louisiana's Other Side . . . Discover Yours
Shreveport-Bossier attractions, dining, events, accommodations and more!
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Categories: Louisiana Travel Tags: American, and, Baseball, boardwalk, boomtown, bossier, bridge, casinos, celebrity, center, convention, crawfish, diamondjacks, discovery, downs, east, eldorado, elvis, Festival, film, football, friends, Gardens, Gators, Gras, Harrah's, hockey, horseshoe, hospitality, Louisiana, louisiana's, madness, Mardi, military, mudbug, Museum, music, neon, of, other, riverboat, robinson, rose, sam's, sci-port, shopping, Shreveport, side, sighting, Southern, stage, stars, swamp, Texas, The, town, travel
Chris Schultz the most underrated QB in Louisiana..ranked 9
One of the most under rated kid to come out of Louisiana and was not given a shot. He was an 3.2 student and also ranked in the top 25 in the state and wasnt even look at by Southern Univ.( Check the Louisiana Sport Recruiting mag. fall 2005 vol 9 issue 4) It did a write up on 17 top qbs in the state and he was the 15th that they mention to be the biggest sleeper in the state. I mean the kids high school jersey was RETIRED at his graduation. I had the chance to get my hands on his highlight film. The kid can play, we WILL hear his name in the future
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Mythology & Meanings
This post was written by Barbara Moore
on October 21, 2010 | Comments (1)
Tarot shelves at bookstores are filled with beginner level books. Do we really need so many? Aren't they all essentially the same?
I think we do need so many and that they are not essentially the same. First, they all differ in terms of voice and presentation. People learn differently and respond better to some styles of communication than to others. Every author has his or her own voice and way of explaining things. Second, not every tarot reader interprets or reads the cards in the same way. By seeing that there are so many different methods and schools of thought, new readers are encouraged to explore until they find what works for them.
This month we will look at eight different books that might be appropriate for beginners. Today's book is Simple Fortunetelling with Tarot Cards by Corrine Kenner.
This is an excellent larger beginner book. The presentation is perfect: the voice, the layout and design, and the content. It all works together to give the beginner a lot of meat but cut up in smaller, very tasty bites, so that they easily take it in and before they know it, they know a lot!
The book has fortunetelling in the title, but it is not really about old-fashioned tarot reading techniques. At least not entirely. The "how to" parts and most of the interpretations are firmly rooted in contemporary tarot practices. However, she includes charming, historical interpretations as well as traditional keywords, mythic connections, numerical and astrological associations, and timing cues.
For example, in the Three of Cups, we get allusions to the three graces of Greece, Aglaia, Euphrosyne, and Thalia; the three Norns (Scandinavian goddesses of destiny); and the Greeks story of the Moirae sisters. There are common sense interpretations: female relatives, female companionship, or a girls' night out. Reversed, we see another side of the card in petty jealousies, backstabbing, and gossip. And we also get my favorite, the historical meaning: a foretelling of a promotion or advancement for a member of the military. I just find those so interesting, even I don't get them or use them.
Simple Fortunetelling isn't really simple. It just makes it feel easy to learn, which is great thing in a beginner book. Lively, smart, clear, and practical. It is the perfect blend of depth and conciseness.