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Not sure how I feel about this armor.i like the weight and durability, but it has a fairly rough texture, but after painting it , it looks a lot better.
Not sure why he opted to add a few of the dents in the wrong spots, on the collar and cod..lol, but they don't look bad, so i opted not to fill them in.
I went through a couple strong cutting wheels doing the slots, so this stuff is definitely durable.lol
Anyway, he wanted a set of my knees and my backplate to go with this set ,but those are not done yet, so this is all I can show at this point.


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@VOL_HOOPS REPORT: `Black Ops' Tactics
While the Tennessee basketball team's main rotation for the past several games has been primarily limited to eight or nine players, the Volunteers' preparations for Saturday's big road test at unbeaten Wichita State has been a total team effort, with contributions from all 15 roster members.
The Vols (6-2) face the Shockers (9-0) - ranked No. 12 in the AP poll and No. 8 in the coaches' poll - at INTRUST Bank Arena in downtown Wichita Saturday afternoon. Tipoff is set for 2 p.m. ET/1 p.m. CT, and the game will be televised nationally on ESPN2.
This week in practice, the Vols split up into three five-man teams, which changed daily. The starters and main bench contributors were split between the Orange and White teams. A third five-man team donned black practice jerseys and emulated the Wichita State offensive and defensive schemes.
Nicknamed "Black Ops" by Vols head coach Cuonzo Martin due to their black jerseys, the group gave great effort and, at times, gave UT's primary contributors all they could handle and more.
The "Black Ops" squad consisted of senior D'Montre Edwards, juniors Rawane Ndiaye and Brandon Lopez and sophomores Derek Reese and Galen Campbell.
"I think Black Ops has really helped us prepare this week," Martin said Thursday. "All those guys probably want to be giving us more minutes during games, but at the same time they're all committed to doing whatever it takes to help us win ballgames. This week, they've taken their task seriously. They've learned Wichita State's tendencies and they've gone out each practice looking to be the best team on the floor."
Edwards has played the role of Shockers' leading scorer Ron Baker. On Wednesday, Edwards was at times nearly unstoppable on offense.
"We've taken it serious and have tried to emulate their guys, like Baker," Edwards said. "He gets a lot of shots up. I've had to play (as) him in practice, and I just want to get my teammates as prepared as they can be. I'm also trying to be aggressive at the same time and work on my game."
Edwards and Lopez combined to play 18 minutes in last season's win over Wichita State in Knoxville. Having the benefit of previously going up against the players they were asked to emulate this week helped them make UT's preparations this week as realistic as possible.
Earlier this week, Wichita State associate athletics director Darron Boatright said that Saturday's crowd is expected to set an INTRUST Bank Arena attendance record. The facility's basketball configuration has a capacity of 15,000.
This marks the fourth straight season that Wichita State has hosted a game at INTRUST Bank Arena, defeating Tulsa, UAB and Southern Miss at this venue the last three years, respectively.
WSU typically plays its home games at its on-campus facility, Charles Koch Arena (capacity 10,512).
When these programs met last season at Thompson-Boling Arena, the Shockers - who eventually reached the Final Four - entered the game with a 9-0 record, and the Vols dealt them their first loss of the year. WSU is off to a 9-0 start once again and has never started a season 10-0.
The attendance for last season's clash in Knoxville was 15,215.
Tennessee junior Josh Richardson is a native of Edmond, Okla., which is approximately a two-hour drive from Wichita. Saturday's game at Wichita State is the closest to home Richardson will have played since becoming a Volunteer.
In addition to his parents, Micheal and Alice, who attend nearly all of UT's games, Josh Richardson said Thursday that he expects more than 25 other family members and friends to be in attendance Saturday.
While the day will serve as a brief reunion of sorts, there will be 40 minutes of business for Josh Richardson to take care of before the trip takes on a social tone.
"I'll be able to come out and talk to everybody after the game," Josh Richardson said. "It will be nice to see everybody because I haven't been home since, like, May. So it will be a cool thing."
He added that, like his mother, most of his family members are very loud.
"I can pick (my Mom's) voice out over everybody (when we play) in Thompson-Boling Arena, so I can just imagine what it will be like Saturday."
Richardson has started 41 straight games for the Vols, dating to last season. This year, he is averaging 7.4 points and 3.3 rebounds per game while shooting a career-best .462 from 3-point range.
Third-year Tennessee basketball coach Cuonzo Martin was recently announced as a 2014 metro-east inductee to the Illinois Basketball Coaches Hall of Fame.
The induction ceremony is set for April 26 at the Illinois State University Student Union ballroom in Normal, Ill.
Martin enjoyed an outstanding prep career at Lincoln High School in East St. Louis, Ill., and is being inducted alongside former Lincoln teammate and fellow All-State selection LaPhonso Ellis.
Martin and Ellis helped lead Lincoln to two IHSA Class AA state championships during the Tigers' incredible run of three consecutive state titles.
"This is a tremendous honor," Martin said. "As a kid, all I wanted to do was play for East St. Louis Lincoln in hopes of playing for a state championship someday. A lot of credit goes to my high school coach, Benny Lewis, and his staff, along with all my teammates for helping to put me in a position to be successful."
Martin, 42, went on to star at Purdue under head coach Gene Keady from 1992-95, scoring 1,666 points in 127 career games. Purdue posted a 90-37 record during Martin's four-year career, including a combined 54-12 mark in his last two seasons. He made 45.9 percent of his 3-point attempts (179-for-390) over his junior and senior seasons and was an 80 percent free-throw shooter.
During Martin's senior year (1994-95), he averaged 18.4 points per game while leading Purdue to the second of three consecutive Big Ten championships, earning first-team All-Big Ten honors.
The Atlanta Hawks made Martin the 57th overall pick in the 1995 NBA Draft, and he played professional basketball for four years, including NBA stints with the Milwaukee Bucks and the Vancouver Grizzlies.
Martin joined the collegiate coaching ranks as an assistant at Purdue in 2000. After eight seasons on the bench in West Lafayette and an eventual promotion to the role of associate head coach, Martin was named head coach at Missouri State. He spent three years at MSU, and his final two squads there averaged 25 wins per season.
He was introduced as Tennessee's 18th men's basketball coach on March 28, 2011.
For the complete list of 2014 Illinois Basketball Coaches Hall of Fame inductees, visit: http://1tn.co/1hMR2k9
For the most up-to-date information about the Tennessee basketball program, visit UTsports.com/basketball and follow @Vol_Hoops on Twitter and Instagram.

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London was today gearing up for a great Christmas getaway with millions set to enjoy an 11-day break.
Airports, train companies and motoring organisations said Friday would be the busiest day of the year as Londoners finish work and join their families or head off for a winter holiday.
Early morning Tubes and buses are already less crowded as workers forgo the office for Christmas shopping.
Heathrow expects about 105,000 departures on Friday — 10,000 more than an average day — and the airport has recruited 150 volunteers who worked during the Olympics to help advise passengers on making connections and meeting baggage rules.
Normand Boivin, chief operating officer at Heathrow, said: "I am especially delighted to welcome back our Olympic volunteers who are continuing to help us make sure every passenger travelling with us has a great journey."
Virgin trains said it was facing one of its busiest days of the year today, with trains to Birmingham, Manchester and Glasgow all packed. A spokeswoman said passengers had been encouraged to travel early to avoid major disruption on the West Coast main line before Network Rail works begin at Bletchley on Sunday.
Stansted is expecting to see the first of the rush, with departures starting to rise on Thursday. A spokeswoman said it expected 600,000 passengers between Friday and January 3. The AA predicted getaway traffic to start on Thursday evening and peak on Friday afternoon as the schools break up for the holidays.
Those left in London will face travel problems, with a Tube strike on Boxing Day expected to cripple services and deliver a major blow to retailers on the first day of the post-Christmas sales.
There will also be a series of roadworks that the Highways Agency has been unable to lift. However, it said it would complete more than 250 miles of roadworks on motorways and A-roads by Friday.
Roads minister Stephen Hammond said: "Over the Christmas and New Year holiday, virtually the whole of England's network of motorways and major A-roads will be free of roadworks." Network Rail will take advantage of a 60-hour shutdown from late on Christmas Eve to carry out the maximum possible number of repairs.
Chief executive Sir David Higgins pledged to use lessons learned during the Olympics to ensure passengers have a smoother getaway by sharing more information about services.
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Heathrow will handle 105,000 departures on Friday — 10,000 more than usual. It will have 150 volunteers helping passengers. Stansted will handle 600,000 passengers from Friday until January 3.
The Highways Agency will remove 90 per cent of roadworks by Friday, completing work on 250 miles of motorways and A-roads at 164 sites. A further 57 miles of roadworks will be suspended from December 21 to January 2. Lane restrictions and temporary speed limits will remain in place at 19 locations. The AA said the five busiest locations would be: the M25, between J12 (M3) and J17 (M40) both ways; the M6 between J11A (M6 Toll) and J21 (M62) both ways; the M1 between J6A (M25) and J13 (Milton Keynes); the M5 between J15 (M4) and J18; and the M62 between J10 (M6 and Warrington) and J12 (M60 at Eccles)
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Here is the Minnesota Vikings artwork featured in the US Bank Stadium
On the heels of the new #MNVikings' home #USBankStadium art opening, I thought I'd post all of the images I did that made it up onto the walls. The Hall of Famers are in the hallway of the Turf Suites, so if you happen to be lucky enough to walk through there, take a look. The larger "Minnesota" one is at the Pentair entrance. If you have time while you are there, search for the 10 footballs I hid in the image. Artwork courtesy Sports & the Arts and the U.S. Bank Stadium Collection.
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Art – Design – Furniture – Ceramics – Textiles – Lighting – Glass – Toys – Jewelry – Objects – Oddities Tinsel & Sawdust AND Academy of Lions are teaming up
The ACADEMY OF LIONS // GENERAL STORE is a retail/exhibition opportunity for Designer/Makers working in all mediums, offering a wide range of products. The GENERAL STORE will function as a cafe and hub to the expansive community that occupies the 9000 sq.f. building.
The concept: Objects are integrated into the daily function of the cafe, creating an experiential retail environment. Cafe patrons can ʻlive with' the staged objects on display during their time at the cafe and can then opt to either purchase objects off the floor or commission the designer/maker for a remake. There will also be shelving in the cafe for display of light duty objects like cards, jewelry, etc.
Designer/Makers are invited to submit finished works or create new work to meet the demands of the space.
Designer/Makers are encouraged to use locally sourced materials, local services, Canadian made equipment and recycled goods to create their work, with a clear intent of natural and honest design. Since the work will be ʻtested' by users on a daily basis, we encourage you to create works that can age well, that are strong and sturdy. KEY IDEAS: reclaimed wood, metal, thickness, strength, utility, rustic charm, vintage mountaineering, communal, industrial, winter boots, Toronto.
A collection of new works will be selected seasonally and launched with quarterly Exhibition Openings, meaning the space will be constantly evolving with works coming, going, and selling.
[ Examples of how contributors' works will be used: a potter submits 20 mugs, 10 of the mugs are in cafe circulation and 10 are on display. a metalworker makes a coat rack that a customer purchases right off the floor. a textile artist makes 6 pillows, 2 are on the sofa, 4 are on display. a furniture maker shows their prototype and makes custom orders on demand]
All works will be on consignment. As with gallery representation, a portion of the profits will fund and advertise the project. Details of the terms and a contract will follow.
please send up to 5 images of finished work or proposals and a brief about yourself/ team by December 20th for consideration in the Winter 12 Collection. We will confirm your participation by December 23rd and send a contract of terms and agreements. Keep in mind works will have to be delivered onsite January 10th and 11th.
If you would like direction with required items please include this request in your email. High demand items include seating, tables, lighting.
please send information to: firstname.lastname@example.com with a subject that describes your submission(s), ie: Rug, or Desk Lamp
The Academy Of Lions was founded in 2008 by life-long friends Dhani Oks and Sohail Bastani who saw a need in our community for more traditional values in approaches to lifestyle, health and design.
The goal of the Academy is to offer the highest quality services and goods for a thriving metropolitan community. Our focus is on providing fitness through traditional athletics; nutrition through local and sustainable sources; lifestyle goods from local artisans and designers.
The Academy is a staple of the west end community and will further grow in 2012 with a move into a new 3 story, 9000sf home at Ossington and Queen. This new location will reflect the values and aesthetics of the neighbourhood. It will feature a street level "General Store" that will operate as a cafe/social space and offer foods, furniture, fashions and artisan lifestyle goods. 200-300 people will come through the space on a daily basis and everything in the space can be interacted with and purchased; making it a "Functional Gallery" for artisan goods.
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The LIONS // GENERAL STORE project will be co-curated by Katrina Tompkins (furniture/wood), Janna Watson (art, sculpture, textiles), Amy Markanda (design and fabrication) and Mandy Ridley (food and culture).
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The prospect of driving from London to Cornwall did not excite me and, besides, I thought it would be nice - and a bit special - to take my 10-year-old daughter on the sleeper from Paddington. And, sure enough, she enjoyed the doll's house-size of our compartment, the staying up late, the little switches, the fold-down basin, the bunk bed, the furtiveness, and the thrill of knowing we'd be waking up in Cornwall.
Her dad, however, didn't wake up in Cornwall. Because, to wake up, you have to go to sleep. Sadly, this didn't happen. More sleepless than sleeper. Perhaps it was just me, but the modest compartment meant that lying in bed was akin to trying to sleep on an ironing board travelling at 60mph. Only less comfortable.
So it wasn't in the best possible spirits that we landed in St Austell at 7am (though my daughter, naturally, slept brilliantly). St Austell is almost certainly a sweet little town but arriving on a dark, damp, misty morning isn't as exciting as it sounds.
Things took a turn for the worse when I asked the taxi driver if there was anywhere to have breakfast. 'At this hour of the morning?'
We trooped off towards a newsagent which was, remarkably, open. 'Breakfast? Nobody gets up before nine around here.' After sensing our desperation (perhaps sparked by my disbelieving... 'Nine?... What, nowhere?... Really?'), he asked if a Little Chef would do. Do? DO? Absolutely, fantastic that would be.
And so, 25 minutes later having completed the '10-15 minute walk' we settled into a roadside Little Chef and spent an unfeasibly long 90 minutes warming up and eating muffins.
If there is a moral to this tale, it may be that whatever else you say about the Eden Project, it is conceivable that the surrounding towns may not be geared up to take advantage of what may be about to occur in a deprived corner of the county.
The taxi ride to the Eden Project from St Austell is a little longer than 10 minutes. You leave the town and head out into a desolate landscape. Craters and disused china clay-pits. And not much else. And then, suddenly, you glimpse the top of one of the domes; teasingly it disappears as you spin away, then you catch another glimpse and finally you wind your way down and there, in the middle of absolutely nothing, is this most remarkable of sights. Four interconnecting domes on either side of a grass-roofed building nestling in an excavated, landscaped crater. It looks incongruous and wonderful - this most modern of buildings nestling next to earth and clay and grass and gravel. It looks as though it has landed rather than been built.
For many people the attraction of the Eden Project will be in the horticulture and the botany and the plants. But for others it will be experiencing Nicholas Grimshaw's buildings. There are, after all, dozens of conservatories throughout Britain - but none looks like this. This is not so much a building as an event.
The visitor centre, which stands on a raised cliff opposite the domes, offers a splendid vantage point (complete with viewing deck). You can look out at the landscaped garden which winds its way down the crater and laps on to the domes.
The centre - all hardwood, steel, glass and warm curves - is itself beautifully designed. From this moment the project immediately feels meant - handsome, solid, and confident. Once you've paid through the barriers you can dawdle in the shop or the cafe or read a few Blue Peter -style manifesto boards.
From there it is a short walk through the landscaped gardens and into the 'biomes'. To the left is the Humid Tropic Biome, a massive bulbous structure of four interconnecting domes. Simply to stand and gawp is terrific, even if you never venture inside. To find this building anywhere would be a treat, to happen on it in the middle of a cratered countryside adds to the mystique.
Step inside and you are immediately transported to a tropical rainforest - the sight all the more remarkable because the vegetation rises up the cliff opposite. Momentarily you can forget you're in an oversize glasshouse. By the time you walk to the top through myriad paths and walkways you look down on the hissing, misting greenery (hundreds of sprinklers spray mist every five minutes) and you half expect Francis Ford Coppola to send in a fleet of helicopters so he can begin shooting his latest film. It feels that real.
Needless to say it's hot, with palms, a rubber plantation and a mangrove swamp among the plants from the Amazon, Malaysia, the Oceanic Islands and West Africa. So it's best to go dressed in layers which you can then shed as you shuffle about.
The grass-covered roof building in the middle houses a huge restaurant and on the other side is the Warm Temperate Biome. Here you have a dry, hard heat with plants from the Mediterranean, California and South Africa - olive trees, vineyards and flowers.
The landscaped garden outside is a third zone - the Cool Temperate Biome. This showcases plants from Britain and - as it benefits from the Gulf Stream and is a sheltered cratered valley - it will sustain vegetation from New Zealand, Chile and Australia.
There will be a battery of initiatives at the Eden Project - educational ones, and artistic ones and all manner of ways of interacting with plant life (the Cool Temperate Biome will eventually grow tea which will be sold at a tea stall). They have lots of ideas, plans, and dreams - the people strike you not so much as workers as disciples- hugely enthused by the 'project' and quite evangelical with it. It feels a bit like Glastonbury with plants.
There is, it seems, some debate as to whether the Eden Project is horticulturally sound - whether the science is being in some way debased by commerce. Some claim it's Disney with dahlias. Not that that sounds like such a bad idea.
But this doesn't feel like Disney. There is an Eden Institution to monitor and develop its science, and much of the curator talent has been scooped up from Kew. It feels genuine. Many people who will never visit Kew or other conservatories will be attracted by the triumphant and giddy architecture and the Eden's sense of fun and excitement. It will undoubtedly open up to a new audience who may, literally, stumble on the plants having come merely to sample the project.
It cost less than £40 million of millennium funding (an equal amount was raised from a variety of other sources) and it will draw favourable comparisons with the other dome. It's the idea of Tim Smit (who restored the Lost Gardens of Heligan in Cornwall) but he was helped by others, not least the architect Nicholas Grimshaw, who originally agreed to work on it for free, such was his enthusiasm for the project.
Michael Heseltine and Peter Mandelson and Tony Blair and Charlie Falconer and the others who plundered £750m for a one-year theme park should visit the Eden Project and see what can be achieved when the driving force is not political fashion but fierce passion.
See what can be achieved when the motivation is an exciting idea, not an expedient initiative. The difference with the other dome is plain to see - here you had a guiding principle pursued with real vigour towards a clear objective. Now, suppose you offered that other dome to Tim Smit?
Tickets: Adults £9.50, Children 5-15 £4.00, Under-fives free, OAPs £7.50, Students £5, Family ticket £22. Tel: 01726 811911.


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Fox Senior VP for Business News Cavuto has his own political "Platform"
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Today on Fox News' Your World, host Neil Cavuto announced his own "2010 Campaign Platform." I'm sure you won't be surprised to learn that it largely consisted of a smorgasbord of right-wing proposals that would preserve the positions of America's wealthiest while punishing the middle class and the poor:
Cavuto isn't just a Fox News host -- he is the network's managing editor of business news and Senior Vice President of Business News. According to Fox, that means he "oversees all business coverage for FNC" and "directs content and business news coverage for the FOX Business Network." That's right, the man in charge of what business stories Fox covers and how just announced a personal political platform, which includes the following:
- "No Tax Hikes On Anyone For Any Reason." Because it would be just too mean to ask the wealthy to pay the tax rates they did during the Clinton administration.
- "Start By Raising Retirement Age For Social Security." Apparently, this is a "sacred cow" that needs to be put down so the "system can stabilize." And to hell with factory workers who want to retire before they turn 70.
- "Let Younger Workers Put A Portion of Retirement Money In The Markets." I assume he's talking about partially privatizing Social Security here, since there's obviously no ban on younger workers investing their savings. As we've noted, even the Bush administration has acknowledged that such plans would create a shortfall in Social Security funding, since those funds are currently earmarked to pay benefits for current retirees.
- "A 10 Percent Across-The-Board Cut In Every Gov't Program." No exceptions, no nuance. And yes, that includes Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security, military benefits, unemployment insurance, and food stamps.
Cavuto's development of his own right-wing platform is only the latest example of Fox News' evolution from a conservative news network to a full-on political organization.
As head of Fox's business programming, Cavuto has had no qualms with letting his underlings promote their own right-wing platforms. Earlier this month, Fox Business anchor David Asman asked Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI) to sign on to his conservative "contract," which pledged "No New Taxes, No New Regulations No New Bureaucrats, Cut Spending, Repeal Obamacare."
Similarly, Fox Business anchor Stuart Varney, regularly used by Fox News as its primary analyst of business and economic news, has frequently advocated for Republican electoral victories and has described himself as "very clearly partisan." And Fox Business host Eric Bolling regularly uses his platform to endorse conservatives.
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PHILANTHROPY AND SOCIAL MEDIAIn a recent survey, more than 93 percent of BSA local council respondents reported that they use some form of social media to communicate with their donors, friends, and members. Moreover, as of April 30, 2013, the BSA raised approximately $1 million more compared to the same time last year through one of its online-giving portals. It is evident that social media and online giving are viable fundraising avenues. Read more.
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LITHIA — Newsome held serve Thursday at the Class 4A, District 7 cross country meet. Even with new district addition Bloomingdale, the Wolves were able to carry both team titles for the second year in a row.
In the girls race, Newsome's Emily Zwijacz built a commanding lead but Bloomingdale's Kali Clemmer had a plan for her victory.
"My strategy was just to stay right behind her until the last 800 meters," Clemmer said.
Clemmer is an 800-meter runner for the track team but the tricky, serpentine final 800 meters Thursday at Newsome was nothing the sophomore was used to on the track.
"The turns were really difficult, especially with it being her school and she knows the course," Clemmer said. "She would pick up ground on me on the turns, and I would have to make sure I caught up on the straightaways."
Clemmer did and finished in first with a time of 20:26.25. Zwijacz was not far behind at 20:37.30. Newsome also claimed third (Marcella Benner, 21:20.38), fourth (Ananda Miller, 21:26.20) and fifth (Delsie Borgen, 21:34.34) to finish with 24, ahead of runnerup Bloomingdale (51).
On the boys side it was a battle between Bloomingdale's John Bryant and Newsome's Aaron Harper. The two were locked until the final few hundred meters. The Newsome course opens into a field from a wooded area the last 800 meters and wends around several times before the finish.
"I wasn't too good on the turns; he (Harper) put ground on me and I had to catch up," Bryant said. "There was that mental game about not letting him get away."
Bryant did not, passing Harper early in the last 800 meters to win in 17:19.47. Harper was a few seconds behind at 17:25.31 and was nearly caught by Bloomingdale's Andrew LeBlanc (17:25.62). It was not enough for the Bulls to challenge Newsome's team score of 36. The Bulls finished with 46.
2A-10: Academy of the Holy Names swept the top two spots and placed six girls in the top nine to cruise to the Class 2A, District 10 championship Thursday morning at Taylor Park.
Junior Colleen Doherty won the district title, finishing the 5,000 meters in 19 minutes, 59.80 seconds. Teammate and defending district champ Claire Snyder was eight seconds behind, followed by Berkeley Prep's Catelin Lipham, AHN's Natalie Hahn and Anclote freshman Perla Saucedo.
Virginia Barreda, Siobhan Lynch and Lindsay Calka also earned top-nine finishes for the Jaguars, who finished with 20 points — 31 ahead of runnerup Berkeley Prep. Anclote finished third to advance to next week's Class 2A, Region 3 meet.
Jesuit was nearly as dominant in its 25-point win over runnerup Berkeley. Senior Tim O'Loughlin finished second in 16:22 — 21 seconds behind Bradenton Bayshore's Canaan Meester-Kitterman. The Tigers claimed every position from fifth through 10th to earn the district crown.
Berkeley's Vasilis Vasiloudes and Leonel Ochoa took third and fourth. Anclote placed fourth as a team behind Stefanos Katsiopis' 12th-place showing.
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wikiHow to Become a Band Photographer
Band photographers learn to capture the personality and mood of music. Their work is shown in press kits, publications and on websites. Becoming a music photographer requires motivation, a passion for music and a talent for photography. There are a number of paths you can take, including getting a bachelor's degree and building a portfolio based solely on experience. Learning to market yourself in the music industry will help you to have a successful photography career. Learn how to become a band photographer.
1Have a passion for music. Building a successful band photography business will take time and a lot of effort. Most successful music photographers start out by being fans, going to live shows and making contacts in the industry.
2Buy some low to mid-range photo equipment. A DSLR camera will allow you to gain good experience and take good amateur photographs. You may want to invest in a camera that costs a few hundred dollars to start with and move into thousand dollar equipment when you start to get more paid jobs.
3Spend years taking photos. If photography and music are your passion, then experience is the best tool to help you improve and get noticed.
- Many music photographers suggest always carrying a camera with you. The unexpected nature of music and setting can lead you to capture some once-in-a-lifetime moments.
4Learn by example. Study the work of past and current music photographers. You can get ideas on location, lighting and capturing the personality of a band. Visit complex.com/art-design/2012/10/the-50-greatest-music-photographers-right-now/ to review a list of 1 website's favorite music photographers.
5Get some training. While no formal photography is necessary for becoming a distinguished band photographer, there are several ways to get training that can be helpful.
- Take occasional photography seminars. Enhance your experience by signing up for workshops on lighting, action photography and anything else you think might be helpful. Occasional courses held by photography schools are likely to be less expensive than gaining your degree.
- Get a bachelor's in photography. If you plan to go to college, then a fine arts degree can introduce you to the world of photography, including professors, equipment and gallery shows. It can also help you to develop a portfolio under professional supervision.
- Take business courses. Being a freelance photographer means running your own business. Signing up for courses on marketing, finance, accounting and organization can ensure that you are prepared to handle your business on your own. Make sure you learn strategies on pricing, double entry bookkeeping, online marketing and negotiation.
6Find a mentor. Contact band photographers and offer to work as a free intern for a few months to a year. You can learn practical information about photo shoots, pricing and communication with bands, while you pick up pointers on creating photography.
7Build your portfolio. Instead of a resume or a degree, a photographer's worth is judged by their photography. Create a professional-looking book and online site that showcases your best work.
- Protect your images by using watermarks. Many photo editing programs can help you create watermarks on your images. For many creative people, such as writers, photographers and graphic designers, putting some non-protected work on a blog or website can help you to market yourself. Decide whether each photograph should be protected before placing it online.
8Market yourself to local bands. Come up with a low-cost package that will appeal to bands who haven't worked with a professional before. You may choose to do both photo shoots and concert photography, in order to get experience and enhance your portfolio.
9Get published in print or online. Develop relationships with bloggers, local magazines and music magazines. Start by submitting photos for publication without pay, and you may be able to develop contacts that will give you photo passes for exclusive events in the future.
10Join media or photography organizations in your area. Another way to get photo passes and develop contacts is to be a dues-paying member of a society of photographers or photojournalists. They may help you to get noticed by labels or magazines in need of band photographers.
- Photo passes for concerts often have limits. Many do not allow you to have flash and only allow photos for the first 3 songs. Learning the band's music and actions may prove helpful to make the most of this time.
11Market yourself to bands, music labels, festivals and venues. With a good portfolio in hand, you should try to get varied jobs in the music industry. Creating a good relationship with a label and/or venue may turn out to be more profitable than a relationship with a band.
12Invest in higher-end equipment. As you do more concert photography, it will become necessary to have a camera that has more features.
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What kind of release or legal agreement is necessary to sell prints of concert photographs?wikiHow ContributorYou must get permission from the artists which could include to you signing a release. You might check with your local newspaper and check with their photographers. Each venue might be different when it comes to photographs - some (or maybe all) don't allow pictures just like not allowing recordings of the performances.
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Did I lose you?? Here is a recap!
Now come say Hello and don't be shy, ok??
Now come say Hello and don't be shy, ok??
The following are excerpts from Project 52, my year long attempt to capture our everydays.
I think I might only make it to 20...25 if we are lucky...
19 of 52
We almost made it to 20, but just not quite ;)
You know, presents sometimes get a bad "wrap" when it comes to Christmas. You know...all the materialism and creating want in kids and generally encouraging greediness and all that. ...and I agree...it can be a bit much. In fact, the last few days have been spent attempting to rid the boys of I want, I need, I would like to put this toy on my list, I think this would be a great present...etc, etc, etc. HOWEVER...going through photos of the present opening this year, I can't help but think that maybe the gifts ain't all that bad...
How often does that look of excitement and pure awesomeness happen?? (Well...too be honest...quite a bit...he gets that face when we give him saltines or craisins, but the chance to capture it is made available by an abundance of toys being opened by his bros across the room...)
...and these boys? Check out that brotherly hug...and you should have heard the profuse thank yous. Thanks yous to a brother who didn't quite want a bear hug at the moment, all over a 59 cent Hulk coloring book that said brother did not even pick out...but who cares about any of that. The point is...I want my boys to hug and thank like this forever. I want them to love on each other, love on their wives and their babies and be thankful for the smallest gifts. ...and it can all start with a Hulk coloring book from Ollies...who knew...
So whether it is gift giving, gift buying, gift receiving or opening, I am thankful for all the gifts of Christmas -- even the commercial, greedy ones...
How was your greedy Christmas this year??
EIGHTEENTH of 52
first day of school
It was his first day of school.
There were tears. Unexpected emotion.
I really don't quite know what I was feeling, which was odd for me.
I'm not sure he quite knew what he was feeling either...
Now that a few weeks have passed, he has settled right into his life in school...
...and I've settled into having afternoons free to work while the babies are sleeping...
What I still haven't gotten used to is that bus pulling away with my skinny little carrot top in tow.
I haven't gotten used to the feeling of independence he has now. The pride he feels in being able to walk across the road himself.
I haven't gotten used to walking inside and feeling the silence in the house.
I haven't gotten used to the daily emails from the PTO and the daily homework to wade through each afternoon.
I waited so long to write this post, because I didn't know what to feel.
I still don't know what I feel.
All I know is that I feel strongly.
I feel a lot of heart tugging when that bus pulls away each day.
Perhaps I can't describe it because it is just simple.
I guess a lot of it is just love. I feel love.
The rest? Maybe someday I'll figure it out...
SEVENTEENTH of 52
SEVENTEENTH of 52
our everyday
It always starts off the same...a little coffee...a little art...a lot of teeth brushing, hair slicking and yogurt eating -- those are the themes of our mornings. The bigger boys now wait eagerly for and skip off to school while wee one and I have an unprecedented amount of time alone together. After the whirlwind of kiddos in the afternoon, the stampede to meet Daddy at the door, the rush to get the entire dinner on the table before the boys have finished their plates, the kids play for hours until the sun sets. Hours of dirt and sand and sweat and water and hopefully no poo (critter, creature of bebe). There were days when we could skip baths and simply have a "pool bath" this summer, but those days are no longer and the nightly baths are essential if our home is not to smell like a cattle barn. So I clean the kitchen while Alex bathes the kids and we both think we have the better part of the deal. Of course, after bath is night time, but those bigger boys can never quite go to sleep at 9:00, so there are many escapes, many little feet running across the floor, many announcements of what new structure has been built, of notes they have written and of noises they have heard. This night, the escaping was encouraged and we made true photography - we wrote with light. The day ends and I start to look through the photos of the day...and the one that makes the most sense...that says everything about our life in these days is of me, my dirty white tank top on that I slept in, holding a naked baby bum with the news of flooding on in the background. That was our day...our 10 on 10...our everyday...
SIXTEENTH of 52
ALL BOY - A wordless issue...
FIFTEENTH of 52
The Sands of Mommy Time
To every thing there is a season,
and a time to every purpose under heaven:
Ecclesiastes 3:1
"Then what is good? The obsessive interest in human affairs, plus a certain amount of compassion and moral conviction, that first made the experience of living something that must be translated into pigment or music or bodily movement or poetry or prose or anything that's dynamic and expressive--that's what's good for you if you're at all serious in your aims. William Saroyan wrote a great play on this theme, that purity of heart is the one success worth having. "In the time of your life--live!" That time is short and it doesn't return again. It is slipping away while I write this and while you read it, the monosyllable of the clock is Loss, loss, loss, unless you devote your heart to its opposition."
— Tennessee Williams
— Tennessee Williams
Do you ever wonder if pursuing art and pursuing your children are mutually exclusive? It sometimes feels like trying to think creatively is impossible in a house full of babes. It sometimes feels like the the need to create hinders the needs of nurture. It must be possible to have both, but the balance is so difficult to find...everyone from every side is screaming to not miss a moment...to live in the now...to capture every fleeting second...but some are bound to be lost when you blink. How can one breathe in every moment when you can't even breathe? How is it possible to love fully and also create fully? Career vs. family. Needs vs. Time. How do you fight the battle of balance?
Funny, you can hold it in your hand,
And never knew 'cause you're afraid to play
And you can feel your dreams softly slipping through your fingers
Till they're so far away
Sitting there surrounded by your many life's possessions
Feeling so much more than all the load
You realized you've learned one more of living's many lessons
Love's worth more than all you'll ever own
Songwriters: Robert Morrison;Fred Aylor Mac Rae
FOURTEENTH of 52
...the bestest ever place to watch fireworks..
We had to lay on our backs to watch the explosion of fireworks on the 4th.
We were joined by maybe only 100 other people on our little private hill.
...AND we were just far enough away that no ash spilled on us.
PERFECT SPOT for watching fireworks...
...and I'm not going to share my secret spot because it will get all crowded and not perfect anymore,
but I promise bloggy and real friends, if you visit Hershey on the 4th of July next year, I will bring you with us!
That night the camera stayed home...sometimes I seperate myself from the lens to make sure I sit back and
live the memories instead of just recording them...
earlier that day however...
THIRTEENTH of 52
Father's Day
That was then and this is now...they are growing into Daddy's shirts way, way too quickly...
I barely kept the shirt on Hank this year and ended up just throwing it over his head for a couple photos...sadly, while playing
peek a boo with the shirt, he bumped his lip against the crib (you can see a tiny bit of blood :( and the game ended. Happily, a nuk solved all ills.
Happy Father's Day Daddo!!!
TWELVTH of 52
How can kids be so cool when their parents are decidedly NOT?
How can kids be so cool when their parents are decidedly NOT?
ELEVENTH of 52
...the View from Down Here
So last week, I got DOWN ON THE FLOOR and took photos of my normal perspective. This week I decided to do the same. This is what I found...
the culprit?
I could act like I am surprised, but the truth is, I keep a box of tissues placed at baby height just for this purpose.
When he's finished pulling them all out, they all go right back into the box...and the real tissues stay safe :)
I guess the saying is true...
Expect the best, plan for the worst, and prepare to be surprised.
{Denis Waitley}
{Denis Waitley}
TENTH of 52
the Story of Shoes
Not so much lifestyle photography as much as lifestyle symbolism this week....
Be sure you put your feet in the right place, then stand firm.
You cannot put the same shoe on every foot.
Publilius Syrus
The real leader has no need to lead - he is content to point the way.
Henry Miller
Henry Miller
Home is where one starts from.
T. S. Eliot
T. S. Eliot
Our task, regarding creativity, is to help children climb their own mountains,
as high as possible. No one can do more. ~Loris Malaguzzi
There's a magical tie to the land of our home, which the heart cannot break,
though the footsteps may roam. ~Eliza Cook
and finally....
Basically, I believe the world is a jungle, and if it's not a bit of a jungle in the home, a child cannot possibly be fit to enter the outside world.
Bette Davis
Bette Davis
Shawna and I must have been thinking along the same lines because our posts are shoe-centric this week :)
CHECK HER OUT HERE along with others joining in on this 52 week project.
Find more quotes and photo linkups at FRESH MOMMY , The sunday Creative, the simple things, and Sunday Snapshot!
NINTH of 52
...TV watching at its best..
Say what you will,
sometimes a good hour of Sesame Street does a mommy good...
and how about the brotherly love climbing into and hanging out with their little bro in his playpen...warms my heart...
EIGHTH of 52
...at our best looking our worst...
well...at least I am looking my worst....still in pjs...still hanging onto baby chub...but loving on my T...he's cute isn't he?
SEVENTH of 52
...at our best looking our worst...
well...at least I am looking my worst....still in pjs...still hanging onto baby chub...but loving on my T...he's cute isn't he?
I love when he looks at me like that...
SEVENTH of 52
I have a love-hate relationship with Daddo doing the dishes...
SIXTH of 52
|We call this pose "strong baby"....not sure what we should call those crossed feet...
FIFTH of 52
He was supposed to be taking his snow clothes off to come inside,
but the lure of a couple action figurines was too much to bear:
but the lure of a couple action figurines was too much to bear:
They had to go into battle NOW!
Meanwhile, all was calm on the homefront,
but forces were waiting in preparation for whatever might strike while they were
taking their morning nap. You can never be too prepared.
but forces were waiting in preparation for whatever might strike while they were
taking their morning nap. You can never be too prepared.
This one just enjoyed the company...
|FOURTH of 52
|Note the concerned brother in the background... :)
THIRD of 52
|THIRD of 52
daddo and his boys...Happy Birthday! :)
SECOND of 52
These boys LOVE each other, but man do they love stealing from each other. It's unreal.
Hopefully there will never be stealing of girls, only footballs, right?
|SECOND of 52
This is an outtake from THIS SHOOT!
FIRST of 52
|FIRST of 52


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Spontaneous Boom Box Parties Take To City Streets
Tom and Gary's Decentralized Dance Party provide alternative nightlife with crowdfunded outdoor raves
Tom and Gary's Decentralized Dance Party has a good-time manifesto, as all radical political parties are wont to do, the main objective is 'celebrating life, enjoying music and having fun — not getting drunk and being an idiot.' The average person's idea of a Friday night involves too much vodka and too many regrets and the DDP (as it is known) wants to free the masses from this stereotypical partying. Forget four walls, booze and a DJ; what you really need is 100+ boom boxes, an FM radio transmitter and some streets to dance in….and some people in banana suits.
The banana-suited party-goers are aides to Tom and Gary, the founders of DDP. Though, note that while Gary is Gary Lachance, 'Tom' is actually Ryan Stromberg, after original founder Tom Kuzma left the party. Nevertheless, Tom and Gary and their designated Elite Banana Task Force have been throwing semi-spontaneous street dance parties since 2009 (and are up to 52 and counting).
The Manifesto reads:
Partying is: "forgetting who you are while remembering what you are." It is the complete loss of the social conditioning that makes adult life monotonous and depressing and has the power to be a transformational spiritual experience.
Tom and Gary want everyone to dance the night away while not leaving a mess, puking on the sidewalks or causing noise complaints. It is an impressive feat, one that requires careful pre-planning and a clean-up-as-we-go mentality. Locations are meticulously scouted beforehand to ensure that they are in appropriate parts of the city, so as not to disturb neighbors. And as the snake of writhing bodies dance through the streets of the chosen city, the Bananas pick up after them while also partying themselves.
The key to these events – financed by Kickstarter and Indiegogo fundraisers and whispered about on social media – is the social stereos. The life of the party lies in a backpack, in this backpack is an FM radio transmitter and a mixer, which is connected to an iPod. This setup allows the iPod-bearer to then send sounds to the hundreds of boom boxes held by revelers, which are all set to the same frequency.
Imagine the sound of 220 boom boxes all playing the same song… sounds like one helluva party.
Tom and Gary's Decentralized Dance Party
All photos via the DDP


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If your dropping serious coin I would not "RISK" a water damaged salvage title.
I drove a salvage title lancer for 7 years, it had been broken into and had the stereo/electronics ripped out, total cost of repairs was worth more than the car and I got it really cheap (4k with 10,000 miles.)
Insurance companies dont usually total a vehicle unless the repair cost is above 80% of the diminished value of the vehicle. that means that the quote for repairs would have been about 20k. Thats ALOT of work that would have been done to earn it a salvage title.
With water comes rust, electrical damage, plastics damage, fabric damage, and a host of other problems. To truely salvage a water damaged car the entire vehicle needs to be rebuilt. (read the entire interior needs to be replaced, If the water damage was "dirty" then all the plastics would need to be replaced as well, if the engine was in any way submerged then it would likely need to be rebuild/replaced aswell)
For my money Id save up a bit and grab a used 2012 or 2013, in California they can be had for 25k if you find the right dealer who's ready to make a sale.
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Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC) would undoubtedly complain if Jesus Christ himself was singled out by this administration for a job. Jesus, I'm sure, wouldn't be mainstream (read conservative) enough for Mr. Graham. Graham is pitching a hissy-fit over Obama's selection of former Senator Chuck Hagel for Secretary of Defense. Graham took to the airwaves on Sunday ranting [Read More…]
Hagel: Right Man for the Job
The Conundrum of Compassion
And Ham, the father of Canaan, saw the nakedness of his father, and told his two brethren without. And Shem and Japheth took a garment, and laid it upon both their shoulders and went backwards, and covered the nakedness of their father; and their faces were backward, and they saw not their father's nakedness. [Read More…]
Yeah, but can they stay married?
Well, by golly, they up and did it. Gay people can now marry in the state of New York. I know that upsets a lot of people for reasons that I'm quite frankly too theologically dense to understand. For some reason or another, Gay people marrying is supposed to be a big threat to me [Read More…]


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This post was written by guest blogger and reality TV showbiz observer Daniel Cohen. Catch up with him on Twitter here!
We all know that David Walliams is a sweetheart, a naughty one, but truly a sweetheart and he showed it in spades yesterday, when he joined Barbara Windsor to host the Premier inn conference.
The hotel chain was raising money for a new wing at children's hospital Great Ormond St through an awards show and their parent company Whitbread PLC announced their pledge to raise £7.5M for the hospital to support building a new clinical building opening 2017.
David and Barbara were hilarious according to those present at the ceremony. West End singer Emma Lindars was also performing at the event and got to pose with the hosts. She tweeted:
"Amazing gig at the excel got to share a dressing room with lady Barbara Windsor and Mr David walliams!!! How cool"
The day before David turned out to support his good mate and unfairly maligned star Jimmy Carr at his first performance after his run in with an angry heckling audience during a charity gig.
It was reported that earlier this week David was also at GMB Hove, a general trade union that provides advice, support and representation as well as organising campaigns and negotiating to improve and protect our members pay and terms and conditions of employment.
Union's education project worker Déclán Mac Intyre said:
"David Walliams in the GMB Hove office to support the work we do on workplace learning and our members. He was great to meet. Good guy. He was meant to be there for an hour and stayed for over 2. Spoke openly about aspects of life and was really moved by the learners stories."
Meanwhile, here's bad news: Pudsey gate ….we kid you not!
The Sun seems to be able to dig up dirt about anyone and even dogs aren't safe anymore. This morning the newspaper reported that Pudsey might not have filmed some of the scenes in his Mr Stink movie with David, because the pet was too tired.
Stand in doggies – two of his own puppies- were used to film some bits. Now I ask you: who cares? If it helps to keep Pudsey healthy and give him a rest it's all good. It is common practise in filming with pets and children to use stand in for scenes as to not overwork them. There were five Lassies, two Olson Twins and several babies were blown up in 'Honey I blew up the kid'.
No mystery, no scandal. Just proper and necessary animal care. Leave your comments below…..


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Physical Therapy and Health Sciences - Tenure Track Assistant Professor
The Department of Physical Therapy and Health Science at Bradley University invites qualified persons to apply for a tenure track assistant professor position available August 2013.
This is a nine-month, full-time position with the opportunity for additional summer teaching responsibilities. Applicants will be expected to provide instruction in curricular offerings at the undergraduate and the clinical doctorate level. Other responsibilities include teaching, service, and scholarship consistent with the mission and philosophy of the department and the university.
Candidates must be licensed or eligible for a physical therapy license in the State of Illinois. Candidates must have earned a terminal doctorate (an entry level or transitional DPT degree will not be considered a terminal doctoral degree). Candidates without an earned terminal doctorate will be considered, but are only eligible for tenure-track status upon completion of the terminal degree. Salary and title will be based on the experiences and qualifications of the applicant.
The Department of Physical Therapy and Health Science is comprised of a dynamic and collaborative faculty actively engaged in a student-centered learning environment. Thus, candidates who demonstrate initiative and an ability to work collaboratively with students, faculty, staff, clinicians and others with diverse backgrounds are strongly encouraged to apply.
Qualified applicants should send a letter of application addressing qualifications for the position, a full Curriculum Vitae, and complete contact information for three professional references electronically to email@example.com or via direct mail to:
Dr. Steve Tippett, Ph.D., PT, SCS
Department of Physical Therapy and Health Science
Bradley University
Peoria, IL 61625
Review of applications will begin immediately and will continue until the position is filled. Employment with Bradley University is contingent upon satisfactory completion of a criminal background check.


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But, beating Air Force and improving to 3-0 does not prove to be an easy task for OU.
The Falcons, too, enter the game undefeated after two games and are coming off a solid victory of their own against BYU. Also, Air Force brings in a disciplined team who can create multiple problems on offense and defense.
The biggest of those problems simply is the offense the Falcons run: the triple option. Hardly any other team in the nation runs it, which means the Sooners have to prepare for an offense many of the players and coaches have not seen in person in a while.
"It's foreign to everyone on our defense," defensive ends coach Bobby Jack Wright said. "It's not just the defensive ends, but there's very few wishbone-type, because that's what it is – I mean, you can call it the fly-bone or whatever they call it – but it's wishbone principles. There's very little of that going on in the country today; very few in high school, as well.
"Our guys are not in tune to it, necessarily, so our whole preparation has to be about our guys being very, very disciplined."
Also, nobody else in the nation runs the ball with as much precision as Air Force. Through two games, its offense is averaging 423 rushing yards per game – 437 yards in the opener and 423 yards against BYU – which is the best rushing average in the nation by 91.5 yards per game.
"To rush the ball for 400 yards in football, I don't care what you do that's hard," wide receivers coach Jay Norvell said.
So, what is the key to stopping the triple option? Simple, do not blow a single assignment, senior defensive back Jonathan Nelson said.
"If you slip up one time, then they'll run those for 30 yards," Nelson said. "One assignment that's not properly executed by one guy out of the 11, then that can kill you. It's not necessarily about them blowing people off the line, or this and that, it's more so about getting a hat on a hat and they do that really well."
The other problem Air Force brings to the field is its tough secondary. It picked off opposing quarterbacks 20 times in 2009 and has recorded two so far this season.
"The corners are all elite players," quarterbacks coach Josh Heupel said. "They're extremely physical, athletic and so it'll be a good test on our guys on the perimeter blocking those guys while trying to get open in some of those zone and man coverages."
Redshirt sophomore quarterback Landry Jones is coming off a solid game where he did not throw or come too close to throwing an interception, but his inconsistent play over his career leaves some room to question which Jones will show up Saturday. Will it be the one from a week ago, or will Jones revert back to the two-interception, sub-50 percent completion quarterback who showed up in the opener?
If Jones plays smart like he did against Florida State, then all signs point to a successful day for the Sooners' offense.
"He did some things better, he made some smarter decisions and I think guys around him played at a higher level, too," Heupel said.
The Sooners will come out of Saturday's game with victory if they play disciplined defense and if the offense continues the momentum it built up a week ago. Air Force will be trying to make a statement of its own by beating two straight ranked opponents, but the Sooners will try to prevent any hopes of doing so.


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Berlin Film Festival Award for Best Actress
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The Silver Bear for Best Actress (German: Silberner Bär/Beste Darstellerin) is the Berlin International Film Festival's award for achievement in performance by an actress. It is selected by the jury of the festival for films in the official competition slate. The award was first presented in 1956, and can be for lead or supporting roles. The award was not presented in 1969, 1970, 1973, and 1974. Sachiko Hidari won the award for two films in the 1964 competition. In 2011 the award was given to the entire female cast of A Separation. Shirley MacLaine is the only actress that has won the award more than once.
‡ - indicates the performance was also nominated for an Academy Award
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- ^ 2010 Festival winner accessed 6-27-2015
- ^ 2011 award winners accessed 6-27-2015
- ^ 2012 winner accessed 6-27-2015
- ^ 2013 winners accessed 6-27-2015
- ^ 2014 winner accessed 6-27-2015
- ^ 2015 winners accessed 6-27-2015
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USAID has partnered with Arizona State University (ASU) under the Vocational Training and Education for Clean Energy (VOCTEC) program to build regional capacity of qualified technical trainers and technicians to install, operate, and troubleshoot off-grid solar photovoltaic (PV) systems in the Pacific Islands.
The Urban Climate Change Resilience Trust Fund is a partnership among the U.S. Agency for International Development, the United Kingdom's Department for International Development, the Asian Development Bank and the Rockefeller Foundation to help build resilience against the impacts of extreme weather events and weather-related changes that affect the urban poor in medium-sized Asian cities. The fund provides supplemental grants for investment projects, technical assistance and other support. Its total $150 million in grants is leveraging more than $1 billion in investments from public, private and municipal sources.
Building on previously successful initiatives, Philanthropy for Local Communities is a two-year direct grant implemented by the Trag Foundation, a Serbian civil society organization (CSO). The project's goals are to increase civic participation in local communities and promote local philanthropy across Serbia. To achieve these goals, the project helps Serbian CSOs increase direct contact with their local constituencies, diversify their funding sources, and contribute to the development of local philanthropy—an issue of great importance to ensure CSO sustainability in in the country.
Jačanje odgovornosti izabranih predstavnika građana u Srbiji je dvogodišnji projekat koji sprovodi Centar za slobodne izbore i demokratiju (CeSID). Projekat ima za cilj da građane širom Srbije dovede u direktan kontakt sa njihovim izabranim predstavnicima, kako na nacionalnom tako i na lokalnom nivou, i da stvori prilike da diskutuju o pitanjima od javnog značaja.
Enhancing Accountability and Responsiveness of Elected Officials in Serbia is a two-year direct grant implemented by the Center for Free Elections and Democracy (CeSID). The project brings citizens throughout Serbia in direct contact with their elected representatives at both the national and local levels and it creates opportunities to discuss issues of public importance.
Divac omladinski fondovi 2.0 je dvogodišnji projekat koji se realizuje u partnerstvu sa Fondacijom Ana i Vlade Divac. Program je namenjen osnaživanju mladih za zastupanje u oblasti mobilizacije lokalnih resursa kao i učešća mladih u izradi politika na lokalnom nivou. Ovaj projekat se nastavlja na rezultate koje je postigao prethodni projekat Divac omladinskih fondova koji je takođe podržao USAID.
Divac Youth Funds 2.0 is a two-year project implemented in partnership with the Ana and Vlade Divac Foundation. The program empowers youth to advocate for local resource mobilization and youth participation in local policy development. This project builds on the success of the initial USAID-supported Divac Youth Fund project.
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