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We have Egyptian Mau kittens available nearly year round. I specialize in stunning silver kittens but also have sultry smoke babies & little bronze beauties from time to time. Our pets run $750 to $1200 each depending mainly on color & we occasionally have breeder show kittens available.

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Family adventures in Dorset
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Whether you're looking for a new experience or adventure as a family or you want to rekindle and share the adventures you had when you were a child with your brood, then we have got all the outdoor ingredients you need
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Concerts & Theater at the Hart
Sunday, July 9 at 2:00 pm
Library Theater - Ben Franklin & The Great American Experiment
July is the birth month of our country. Come celebrate by hearing Ben Franklin share fascinating "Behind-The-Scenes" stories of the forming of our great nation. American History gets served up with a dash of HUMOR as told by the wittiest of our Founding Fathers, Ben Franklin. HUZZAH! Historian & TV Actor, Brian Patrick Mulligan has performed as "Ben Franklin" across the country for over 25 years. As a character actor, Brian has also Guest Starred on "Scandal," "Castle" and "The Office." Appropriate for school age and up. For more information on the show, go to:Ben Franklin
Saturday, July 22 at 2:00 pm
Library Theater: East of the Sun, West of the Moon - Faerie Tales for Adults & Teens (& Tweens)
East of the Sun, West of the Moon - Faerie Tales for Adults is inspired by Robert Bly and Clarrissa Pinkola Estes and performed by the inimitable storyteller, Jonathan Kruk with the heart soul and grit found in the originals. It's a dash of the wild with an undercurrent of Jung and great fun.
Saturday, August 12 at 2:00 pm
Library Theater: Library Theater: Reading of a New Play
PROGRESS, a play under development, by Stewart Hanges, will be read by actors. Following the reading with be a discussion to give the playwright feedback. Come and enjoy a new play and help its development.
Sunday, September 24 at 2:00 pm
Library Theater: The Legends of Sleepy Hollow - a Book talk with Tales for Adults & Teens (& Tweens)
Jonathan Kruk shares stories on the varied sources Washington Irving used to create his classic, showing how his heartbreak leads him to meet a model for Ichabod Crane and discover the old Dutch tradition of dressing as a ghost to chase off rivals. Short ghost stories too, including how the Headless Horseman lost his head.
Thursday, October 19 at 7:00 pm
Library Theater: Haunted Local Lore for Adults & Teens (& Tweens)
A Haunted Local Lore program. Performed by the inimitable storyteller, Jonathan Kruk It features some of Sleepy Hollow's spirits along with Colonial, Revolutionary, and more recent specters.
Sunday, September 10 at 2:00 pm
Sunday Concert: CLASSIC ROCK EUPHORIA...A ROCK & ROLL RETROSPECTIVE
The premier 1950's and 1960's Rock & Roll Tribute Band; an ensemble of professional musicians, featuring one of the original Belmonts and other well-known musicians. CLASSIC ROCK EUPHORIA is dedicated to preserving the musical history of early rock and roll and the impact it had on life thru the 1950's and 1960's...and beyond! Known for their precise cover material and melodic vocal harmonies, CLASSIC ROCK EUPHORIA will always rock!!!
Sunday, October 1 at 2:00 pm
Sunday Concert: HUNGRYTOWN
Vermonters Rebecca Hall and Ken Anderson, who make up Hungrytown, have been touring professionally for nearly 15 years. Hungrytown's songs and music have appeared in numerous television programs, including the IFC's Portlandia, Comedy Central's The Daily Show and Neftlix's new comedy, Lady Dynamite; as well as various documentaries and major sporting events ranging from NASCAR to Hockey Night in Canada. Their third and latest album, Further West, made the top 10 on the American Folk DJ charts for two months, and at least 14 "Best of 2015" lists.
Sunday, October 22 at 2:00 pm
Library Theater: MARRIAGE IS MURDER
M&M Performing Arts brings a murderously funny comedy by Nick Hall to the library. Ex-spouses Paul and Polly Butler write murder mysteries together. They act out the crimes in Paul's apartment: poisoned chocolates and lethal martinis, alibis and fingerprints and bodies all contribute to the hilarity. There are many fast paced comic twists as they attempt to outdo and surprise each other and they learn that marriage, like murder, is in the details.
Sunday, November 5 at 2:00 pm
Sunday Concert: FISCELLA-PALOOZA
FISCELLA-PALOOZA is a classic rock group fronted by guitarist John Fiscella and his son Eddie Fiscella. John Fiscella (Somers High School, class of '86) is a guitarist and music teacher for the past 20 years. He currently performs with several different bands in the New York and Connecticut area including the Joey D Jazz Ensemble, John and Mike and SuperNovaKane. Eddie Fiscella, 15, has been playing piano since the age of 5 and currently performs in the Westchester, Connecticut and Long Island area with his bands Gilbert, North Salem Music Makers and the Justin Veatch All Stars. Join them for an afternoon of rock and roll favorites from Elvis, the Beatles, the Stones, Billy Joel, the Police, the Red Hot Chili Peppers and beyond! Should be a fun afternoon for the whole family!
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Have you checked out my 16 Spring Fashion Must Haves yet? If not, have a look, you might fall in love!!
This was just a regular day at work. I have owned these green pants for a couple of years, the striped shirt was thrifted, and the floral cardigan was something my daughter was getting rid of, and I saved it. I have been noticing a lot of nude flats around this Spring, have you?
I bought this striped dress for Spring, and I couldn't wait to wear it! I love the stripes and the fit. It felt like wearing sweatpants all day, except for the fact that it looks way more dressed up. This dress will be a staple in my closet for years. The peep toe booties are new too for Spring!
This is what I wore to Steel City Con last week when we went. It was raining outside, but I snapped a couple of pictures with my phone. The striped tank is also a recent Spring purchase, and it is currently on sale for $19.99. I love the fit of this tank with the little peplum! The sneakers I am wearing are from Target, and currently on sale for $13.59, just in case you are looking for some cute white sneakers.
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Writing about Army life during the Vietnam War, the Cold War, the War in Afghanistan and the Iraq War.
Friday, October 17, 2008
Live Fire Shoot House--I Shot Austin Powers
Today my youngest daughter, Lisa, reminded me I left her favorite part out of my blogs on the Live Fire Shoot House. On Day Two we made a four-man assault on the lower section of the building. We hit two doors on the right side of the hallway and one on the left. The hallway leads to a staircase that branches to the left and the right. We were not supposed to enter the upper floor, but we were supposed to secure the stairway and the building. The targets on Day Two were from-the-wait-up paper targets pasted on cardboard backing. Most of the people in the pictures were the instructor and his friends. But the last target, up the stairs to the right was Austin Powers.
The rules of engagement said we were to shoot the armed targets, capture the unarmed targets. I was in the third of four teams to go in. No one on the first two teams fired on Austin Powers. I was the first man through the door, so I secured the hallway. I saw Austin at the top of the stairs. He had blood on his hands and his fingers pointed. I fired.
When we came out for the debriefing our instructor said, "Who the f@#k shot Austin Powers in the head."
"That's me sir," I said. "He had blood on his hands and his movie was stupid."
He agreed about the movie, but said we were not supposed to fire at unarmed targets.
The final team went in. When they came out, there were two three-round bursts in Austin.
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I was just wondering, how many figures wide u guys make your units of marauders and warriors? 4 seems liek the standard convention for warriors but im seeing alot of varation in marauders. The pictures in the army book are mixed 4 and 5. the box comes with 16 (4x4) but archaons rules are based at 25? just wondering thanks
5-6 is best for warriors. This allows them to deal out maximum damage (although I have one unit 4 x 4...which I really should change). Marauders aren't my thing
Having an army and not owning a rulebook is like owning a car with no steering wheel.Originally Posted by amishcellphone
i can see 5..because when lined up against bases of their own size then u could have 5 attackers on the front line vs 4 because your 5 need to be staggered. but 6 would just have 1 extra guy dangleing out the side and he wouldnt be able to attack when up against a unit that is 4 wide right?
X equals me
Z equals oppenent
XXXX 4v4 =4 attacks each
XXXXX 5 v4 i get 5 attacks he gets 4
XXXXXX or XXXXXX 6v 4 i still get only 5 attacks ...is this correct?
but 6v5 would agaian give u an extra attack...hmm whats does everyone think??m which do u prefer?
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Using Your Example of X's and Z's.
Would you not Line up Like so
Allowing both Corners to attack.
Thats right, if 4 models of equal base size are in combat with 6 models with the same bases they would be lined up sp that the overlapping models can hit corner to corner.
I still don't tend to use more than 5 as it uses up less movement when doing stuff like wheeling. With a frontage of 6 the end guy has to move further to end up with the same facing as a unit with 5.
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ohh so if the corners are touchign u can hit too?
Yes, corner to corner is still base contact, read the 'Who can fight' bit in the close combat section. Plus, when moving units into combat with each other, you must align them so that you get the most models fighting (from both sides, not just yours). And I think you have to align the units centrally against each other anyway.
As for how many models wide;
I strongly disagree with Rork when it comes to Chaos warriors, I usually try to field about 18-20 Chaos warriors in a unit (points permitting) and in order to get the maximum rank bonus (and a few extra to absorb casualties), I have the unit four models wide. Even though my warriors have hand weapons and shields (for the excellent armour save) and are not usually chosen, I still think rank bonus is more important than an extra attack from a fifth model. This is mainly due to the fact that whether it's wounds caused or rank bonus, it still adds up to the same combat resolution, and rank bonus is automatic (and if you have the models, guaranteed), whereas wounds are uncertain.
Marauders are similar, I usually use a unit of 20-25, with the unit 5-models wide. Since there's more models in a marauder unit, I can afford to have them 5-wide and still get my maximum rank bonus. Plus with marauders, the extra attack does help a bit, because their attacks are less likely to cause damage than those of the warriors.
I don't think I'd ever have a unit of infantry 6 models wide for the reasons outlined by Lurch, plus the cost would be huge for a unit of Chaos troops in such a formation (assuming you'd bought enough to get the rank bonus as well). Warhounds are probably the only exception to this.
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|Reviews for Unwrapped
| morena.davidson.3 chapter 1 . 4/25/2014
Well this is quite pervy. I liked it. :) Thanks for sharing. xo
| GottahavemyEdwar chapter 1 . 2/20/2014
Better late than never! I am not going to flame you, but I will say that was fuck hawt! Can I swear in a review? Well written, well thought out unique perspective. Oh and by the way only my dream come true-Edward and Carlile AT THE SAME TIME OMG! I LIKE THE WAY YOU THINK! What a TWIST! Mwah to my soul sisters! I shall now greedily read all you have written then beg for more! LOVE YOUR WRITING SO MUCH! ;)
| J chapter 2 . 7/15/2013
loved it!
| Guest chapter 1 . 5/20/2013
very good
| HeatherAbdelrahman chapter 1 . 12/11/2012
This was rec'd in 'I Read Dirty Fanfiction' FB group. After reading what this was about... I was hesitant about the poly. I mean, Edward, Jasper, and Emmett on Bella is always a win... but for me... Carlisle will always be more of a father figure and i'm not into f/f slash. However... the way you wrote this was very erotic and actually kind of beautiful. Def. HOT! ;)
| Koori TurntechGodhead chapter 1 . 7/22/2012
My dirty pleasure...
| XxTwilight CrystalxX chapter 1 . 2/18/2012
Hi, I was wondering if you would be interested in having a banner made for this story? I didn't see a link to one on your profile. Our group, Twilight FanFiction Recommendations (completed), are teaming up with TwiFicPics to make a list of authors whose stories are complete but with no banner. We did one last month and was a HUGE success. So if your interested, could you give me a short description about the story any anything in particular that you do/don't want in the banner? I need to hear back from you by the end of March.
| TheLadyKT chapter 1 . 12/28/2011
omg so yummy
| bcullen1026 chapter 1 . 12/25/2011
Wow...that was interesting...in a good way. I think you did a great job and man was it HOT! Great job!
| insanemum chapter 1 . 12/22/2011
The lovely Viola Cornuta sent me here to read - and I'm so glad she did! Not for the faint-hearted, but wow! What a gift Bella gave them all ;) It was eye-opening, but fabulous. Loved it. Merry Christmas to you!
| twilightsilje chapter 1 . 6/5/2011
I'm sorry for saying this, but i couldn't read it, i find it repulsing... I only read the reviews and some of the Bella/Edward/CARLILE! (sick in my opinion...) stuff. I'm sure you are a great writer, and that there are some people out there who appriciate this kind of stuf, but it is just not something for me. But keep writing, just not this waaay to kinky stuff :P
| acrowthatlaughs chapter 1 . 8/12/2010
lemme get this straight-she had edward, then jasper, kissed alice, some fun with rose and emmett, then edward and carlisle at the same time? lucky bitch! but what about esme? she too motherly to get involved?
| KGinNorthman chapter 2 . 2/13/2010
this story is unbelivebly erotic!it's great! thank u!
| Estelicia chapter 1 . 12/29/2009
its suddenly very hot in here
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Because the error message itself is kind of general..;-) –Edward Dortland Dec 23 '13 at 10:12 | show 2 more comments 2 Answers 2 active oldest votes up vote 2 down Re-running the installer will allow you to modify the installation. [ TOP ] Provider cannot be found. Scroll through the list of log entries and locate the most recent error regarding the Sophos Management Service with Event ID 8004. http://learningux.com/sql-server/the-sql-server-sharepoint-service-terminated-with-service-specific-error-17058.html Also see article:116454. [ TOP ] [DBNETLIB][ConnectionOpen (Connect()).]SQL Server does not exist or access denied.
What to do Ensure that the database the management service is pointing to is correct. Windows Could Not Start The Sql Server (mssqlserver) Service On Local Computer Note:If the database component is installed on a domain controller this will be a domain local group, otherwise, it will be a local group. At the command prompt I went to c:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\mssql10_50.mssqlserver\mssql\binn.
Join Now For immediate help use Live now! E.g. 'C:\sec_52\ServerInstaller\setup.exe'. Oracle Database MS SQL Server How to Shrink a Bloated Transaction Log File (SQL Server) Video by: Steve Via a live example, show how to shrink a transaction log file down The Sql Server (mssqlserver) Service Terminated With The Following Service-specific Error: %%17051 If the error shown in the computer's Event Viewer is not listed above run the Sophos Diagnostic Utility (SDU) on the management server and submit the output file to Support.
It also is well known - google for "Sql server 17058" finds tons of references. i had a mistake when changed that parameters.Mistake => i forgotten putting ";" (semicolon) between each parameter. Typically on a default installation this service is called 'SQL Server (SOPHOS)'. http://learningux.com/sql-server/the-sql-server-sqlexpress-service-terminated-with-service-specific-error-17058.html To fix this issue, run the following commands, substituting SERVERNAME for your domain name if 'Sophos DB Admins' is a domain group; otherwise enter the computer name where the 'Sophos DB
Code coverage only 28%, what to do to get it to 100% Has an SRB been considered for use in orbit to launch to escape velocity? Providing that the correct databaseexists and thedatabase account is a member of the Windows security group 'Sophos DB Admins', it is likely that the SID of this group in Windows is Very strange. Reason: 15105).Curiously, the installation on : C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL10.MSSQLSERVER\MSSQL\have only create theses folders : binn, install and upgradeand also these files:-sql_engine_core_inst_keyfile.dll-sql_fulltext_keyfile.dllCould someone give me some help , because is the
Note: If you have changed the password of this account it is recommended that you re-run the installer to re-enter the new account details. My DBA went into SQL Management and verified that the old server name was no longer being used. What register size did early computers use Who calls for rolls? Please see KBA 113946.
You could check that you have all paths configured correctly in this service properties in SQL Server Configuration Manager or Services. The database account is not a member of the Windows 'Sophos DB Admins' group. Monday, November 07, 2011 5:55 PM Reply | Quote 0 Sign in to vote 503 means the App Pool is shutdown most likely. I repeat DO NOT set you SQL server database engine service to run as as local administrator unless your instance is completely isolated.
I then checked the application/system log and got this message. The service is unavailable I checked the SharePoint 2010 Administration service and it is running. Then try to start the service. Monday, November 07, 2011 9:41 PM Reply | Quote 0 Sign in to vote Hi, Please make sure your app pool account has access to sql server and databases.


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ITANAGAR, Feb 27: Governor of Arunachal Pradesh J P Rajkhowa has called upon the young generation to imbibe the essence of customs and traditions of the tribes and expressed hope that the indigenous movement will facilitate the people of the state to live in harmony and strengthen the spirit of Team Arunachal.
He said this during the 12th Meder Nello Foundation Day celebration-cum-4th General Conference of Meder Nello Council (MNC) held at Ziro on Feb 27.
Conveying his good wishes to the members of the Meder Nello, the Governor accompanied by First Lady of the state, Rita Rajkhowa emphasized that new generations needs to imbibe the essence of customs and traditions of the tribes and the best place for them to socialize or learn is the prayer halls.
Recalling 15th–16th century Assamese polymath, Srimanta Sankardev, a saint-scholar, poet, playwright, social-religious reformer and a figure per excellence in the cultural and religious history of Assam and his Sattras, which continue to be essential socio-religious institutions, the Governor stressed on the importance of such prayer halls, like Meder Nello, Kargu Gamgi, Gangging and Nyider Namlo for sustaining faith movement. He added that it can be a centre of education and art & culture. Moreover, it will be a place for discourses on traditional practices.
While paying tributes to Golgi Bote Late Talom Rukbo, founder of the indigenous faith movement in the state and Late Nani Tachang and Late Tage Dibo for their pioneering contribution towards faith movement, the Governor reiterated on promotion of indigenous language and development of scripts to preserve the cultural heritage. He also suggested for amendment of some archaic rituals and march forward with time.
The Sun is the symbol of strength, nourishment and life giving force similarly, the moon also gives light, balance and harmony for the living beings. If these power elements were not there, there will be no life, plants or water. Therefore, it is a very significant religion, he said adding that all religion must be treated equally as it reinforces the distinctive Indian cultural characteristic which always has been Unity in Diversity and Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam – the whole world is a family. Central Advisory Board of Education (CABE) member and former Director, Higher & Technical Education, Dr. Joram Begi said that all the Tani groups may differ in rituals and traditions but core values remains the same. He advocated that with time this group also must change for inclusion of younger generation and also do away with public sacrifices as done by many other religions.
Meder Nello Council, chief patron and Commissioner GA, DA, Hage Kojeen said that Donyi Polo, the oldest faith tradition, is gradually diminishing with the emergence of modernity, due to lack of proper organizational support, state patronage, adequate resources and infrastructure such as organized prayer centre, documentation of rich oral heritage etc. Sharing his experience in Puducherry, where there is full-fledged dedicated official institution funded and promoted by the state government for constructions and maintenance of religious centres and for religion celebration, Kojeen called for state assistance in the adopted line.
On the occasion, Meder Nello Council Chairman, Bamin Hinda also submitted a memorandum for grant of financial assistance for construction of traditional cultural hall at Danii-Pillo Ground, Hapoli.
Earlier, the Governor inaugurated the two-day celebration by unfurling the prayer flag, which was followed by mass prayer song and rituals.
Ziro MLA, Tage Taki, Dr. Ligu Tacho, President, Indigenous Faith and Cultural Society of Arunachal Pradesh and MNC Chief Advisor Lod Kojeen along with representatives of 13 Meder Nellos of Itanagar and Ziro, guests and invitees were also present on the occasion.
Later in the day, the Governor saw the progress of the ALG and was briefed by the construction and district officials, wherein he advised them to expedite the project. (PRO to Governor)
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ITANAGAR, Feb 27: Governor of Arunachal Pradesh J P Rajkhowa has called upon the young generation to imbibe the essence of customs and traditions of the tribes and expressed hope that the indigenous movement will facilitate the people of the state to live in harmony and strengthen the spirit of Team Arunachal.


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Loudly re-affirming their unwavering opposition to mining in their territory, members of the Algonquins of Barriere Lake, confronted Copper One at the mining company's annual shareholders meeting.
On the March 31st 2017, edition of AW@L Radio, we kick things off with a run down of the situation at Ryerson university, where the school's president shamefully apologized to the mayor of Niagara Falls after students in the journalism program produced a short film entitled As Niagara Falls, which introduced some of the problems in the city around economic development and poverty. We read from the article on buzzfeed.com from Ismael N Daro (https://www.buzzfeed.com/ishmaeldaro/the-mayor-of-niagara-falls-is-extre...) and play the short video. The group who made the video, Mayday Pictures said the film has succeeded in sparking a much-needed conversation.
Next we go to an article from Ben Leeson from The Sudbury Star, (http://www.thesudburystar.com/2017/03/23/forest-activist-struck-and-kill...) who had the unfortunate job of relaying the news that long time activist and academic Barbara Ronson McNichol was killed after being stuck by a train. Barbara Ronson McNichol, 60, had been working to keep logging and spraying from in the Benny forest. Rest in Power Barbara!
We play a piano version of Byron's Breaks My Heart.
We return with an update on #JusticeForAbdiraman, specifically that the Ottawa police have created blue and black bracelets to wear in support of killer cop Daniel Montsion (https://www.buzzfeed.com/ishmaeldaro/ottawa-police-bracelets-montsion). We look at this disgusting campaign through the tweets of @DesmondCole who notes it is not worth looking for good cops in this badness, and that the politicians are cowering in bitterness and fear instead of confronting the issue.
Dan has a quick note to remind everyone that Marc Emery is horrible.
We read from an article from the Waterloo Chronicle outlining the racist anti-muslim backlash at the proposal to use a house in Waterloo as a Muslim prayer centre. (https://www.waterloochronicle.ca/news-story/7211206-waterloo-s-muslim-pr...)
Next up is an note about the potential transit strike in Waterloo Region which was averted at the last minute. The workers were demanding better working conditions and the end of totalitarian management schemes. Waterloo Region always has money to boost the police budget, but alway struggle to find it other places.
And finally, we end the show on a note from activist and journalist Garth Mullins (@garthmullins) who tweeted regarding the ongoing #opiodcrisis in #Vancouver. Garth shared that his friend was one of 162 overdoses in a week in Vancouver, and was thankfully saved by the administration of Naxalone.
From the March 24th edition of AW@L Radio, the show starts with a run down of the events at a Peel regional school board meeting, where anti-muslim bigots ripped up a Koran and yelled at people shaming them. The meeting was then shut down, but as host dan kellar notes, the bigots have names, jobs and addresses... (check this Tamara Khandaker piece from vice, including the videos, for more - https://news.vice.com/story/the-quran-was-torn-to-shreds-at-a-raucous-school-board-meeting-in-peel-region)
After a clip of Lowkey's Ahmed (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNqum-_5RhY), we speak of the protests against M-103 (a motion to study the rise in hate in Canada - specifically anti-muslim hate) and we get into a report back from the counter-demo in Kitchener, where antifa contained and outnumbered the confused members of the CCCC. While under the bogus guise of "free speech", all of the anti M-103 protestors AW@L Radio spoke with, asked if we had read the Koran.
We also note the apparent success of the #IAMWRAgainstRacialDiscrimination campaign (despite the length of the hashtag...), and hype of the antifa resistance worldwide.
"The facists already have unfettered access to the mainstream media, it is the people's job to keep the bigots off the streets and out of public places." - antifa at the counter demo at the KW anti-m-103 protest.
This episode starts with a quick plea from host dan kellar to stop the march to war in Syria, including calling out Justin Trudeau for his quick support of Trump's recent bombardments, calling on NDP leadership hopefuls to clarify thier position on the attacks and on imperial wars in general, and noting that there is no verified proof of who launched the apparent chemical weapons attack in Syria.
To set a base for the rest of the episode, we then read "Racism, Violence, And Thunder Bay Reporting: An investigation of racism on Lakehead University campus and Thunder Bay's complicity with anti-Indigeneity and systemic violence against Indigenous women" an article by Brady Coyle and Leah Ching if the Argus newspaper in Thunder Bay (http://theargus.ca/features/2017/racism-violence-and-thunder-bay-reporting/).
The rest of the episode is then spent with organiser and social justice activist Alex Hundert, who re-joins AW@L Radio to update us on several campaigns he is working on with folks from Grassy Narrows, specifically the #Justice4Azraya campaign and the Grassy Narrows Youth Media project (https://www.facebook.com/GrassyNarrowsYouth/, twitter: @GNYouthMedia). We also discuss #JusticeForDelaine and bring in discussion of systemic racism present in Kenora, Thunder Bay, and indeed, all across Canada.
The episode ends with *BONUS* content fom Alex, also discussing war (what is it good for?).
JANUARY 9, 2017 | As contract faculty at Wilfrid Laurier University negotiate a new contract, many in the union have recognized their struggle as a moment in the widescale resistance to neoliberal ideologies.
Discussion w/ activist & former co-host Alex Hundert on free speech, racism, conspiracy theories, and upholding community standards as "alt-right" white nationalists rise to power in the US and surge worldwide.
An interview with David Keith, an award winning professor of Applied physics at Harvard University where he is leading an interdisciplinary research team who is researching global-scale geoengineering strategies to mitigate climate change, primarily stratospheric albedo modification. Keith is also a Professor of Public Policy in the Harvard Kennedy School.
We start with discussing Keith's research, which aims to reduce global temperatures through increasing the albedo of the stratosphere -- reflecting more solar radiation back into space. Along with the risks and benefits his team is investigating, Keith also points out that none of this research has left the lab setting.
In the second part of the show, we talk about the so-called "chemtrails" conspiracy theory which includes Keith's research being a part of a super secretive global scale program of some sort or another, and has led in real life to threats, vitriol, and slander being directed at the scientist.
For more on the absurdity of the chemtrails conspiracy see: How to Debunk Chemtrails and Chemtrails Conspiracy Theory.
This interview was first broadcast November 4 on AW@L radio. Tune in weekly on Fridays at 4:00 pm EST on http://soundfm.ca/listen
"We see housing as underpinning the entire health of a community"- Catherine Fife
In mid-August, the CKMS newsroom caught up with Kitchener-Waterloo NDP MPP Catherine Fife to discuss new legislation passed in the Ontario legislature -- the Promoting Affordable Housing Act. The discussion deals with implementing the act in Waterloo Region with funding and zoning options available to municipal governments including promotion of inclusionary zoning, and ending appeals to the OMB, as well as some of weaknesses in the legislations around gentrification and renters rights.
This Interview was originally aired on August 19th on CKMS Community News, a program of the CKMS newsroom at 100.3fm, SoundFM.ca in Waterloo Region. It was undertaken by Rachel Avery.
Raul Burbano of Common Frontiers discusses Canada's support of the post-coup government in Honduras, including the horrific situation faced by Indigenous people and others who opposed the government.
Kitchener based artist Janice Jo Lee joins AW@L Radio in studio for a discussion on her new album Sing Hey and the cross Canada tour she is embarking on.
In early November 2015, the "Being Queer Is Not Illegal" campaign was launched by prisoner solidarity group GVI Watch. The group, acting in solidarity with the prisoners held at the Grand Valley Institute (GVI), a large federal prison for woman in Kitchener Ontario, was asking people to phone into the prison after prisoner reports of surging harassment , discrimination, and criminalisation of LGBTQ prisoners by guards.
In a November 10th post on the group's webpage https://gviwatch.wordpress.com, the situation was described as:
"a recent crackdown against LGBTQ2+ prisoners and/or prisoners in relationships amongst themselves. Intimate relationships between prisoners are being attacked by a clique of guards acting without apparent direction or oversight from the Corrections Canada administration."
The post continues: "Harassment of prisoners includes throwing them in solitary as punishment for being in a relationship, threatening them with transfers to remote parts of the country, separating partners by placing them in different parts of the prison, and laying spurious institutional charges that can lead to being locked in the maximum security unit.
Most troublingly, guards have been using physical intimidation and invasions of personal space to harass prisoners who speak up against these practices. In violation of their own rules individual guards have been entering prisoners' cells at night,with an institutional history of sexual violence and exploitation of prisoners by guards at GVI, this can only be understood as a threat."
The post goes on to describe a growing culture of impunity among guards and prison officials as the jail is without a warden and the federal prison investigator has not had his contract renewed, which GVI watch says is "leaving no one to respond to grievance reports filed by prisoners."
While the prisoners themselves have been organising on the inside, their efforts have been met with repression from the guards. GVI watch reported on November 17th that the pressure from the call-in campaign was working, with prison officials stating they would allow an LGBTQ2+ group to form among prisoners.
While, promising to continue "watching closely to ensure the prison does not go back on their word", and with a win in hand, on December 4th, GVIwatch called for an end to this phase of the call-in campaign noting that:
"The issue of the criminalization of queer prisoners is still ongoing though, so stay tuned!
-There are still prisoners in max because of this, but they're appealing their transfer from medium
-Many prisoners have been to segregation in the past month, a disturbing trend that's still ongoing
-Some institutional charges have been dropped against queer prisoners, reducing their daily stress, but some charges remain"
The group concluded their post: "GVI Watch is thinking about the folks inside, and hoping those who are allowed to attend the holiday Family Day event have a great day."
GVI watch also highlighted https://changeandprison.wordpress.com the re-launched blog of Nyki Kish, a prisoner at GVI, which was launched just prior to the start of the Being Queer is Not Illegal Campaign. The posts are of Nyki's experiences in the prison and her critiques of the system which holds her unjustly captive as woman innocent of the crime she was convited for. For more on Nyki's wrongful imprisonment and to find out how you can support her check http://freenyki.org/
Today AW@L Radio is grateful to present a recording of Nyki Kish reading her piece "The Criminalization of LGBTQ People in the Grand Valley Institution for Women Part I – Our Story"https://changeandprison.wordpress.com/2015/11/26/the-criminalization-of-... .
I want to thank Nyki for her courageous efforts in documenting her struggle and spreading her experiences and critiques from inside the jail, and thanks as well to those who recorded and sent AW@L Radio this powerful piece of audio.
This has been AW@L Radio, i'm your host @dankellar, thanks for listening.
As Halloween approached, the Laurier Students Public Interest Research Group activated their "I Am Not A Costume" campaign, which included posters being put up around campus seeking to challenge students into thinking about the appropriateness and impacts of wearing stereotypical, racist, or culturally appropriative costumes while celebrating the eve. In addition to Vandalism of the posters, there was also a wave of aggressive and oppressive online backlash.
Today we speak with Mohammed Akbar, a staff member of LSPIRG, to get details about the campaign and reaction to it as well as other efforts LSPIRG is undertaking to combat racism and other oppressions on campus. Mohammad also places the "I Am Not A Costume" campaign into the larger idea of building safe(r) spaces on campus and throughout our communities and strengthening freedom of expression and debate.
For more information on the work LSPRIG does, check http://lspirg.org
The Daily GRRR!HEADLINES for May 1st, 2015 1. May Day 2015 - Solidarity With Workers, Status For All.2. Canada's Jails Fail To Prepare Prisoners for Release3. Canadian Prisons Torturing Prisoners With Solitary Confinement4. Mumia's Health Still Critical as "Mumia Gag Law" Struck Down.5. Don't Frack Ontario!6. Waterloo Region Kids Are Sharing Child Porn7. New Toronto Police Chief Defends Illegal Carding Policies8. Hamilton Police's "ACTION" Squad-1 Under Investigation
Midway Music: Hamilton's Lee Reed with the tune No Kanada
Feature is a read of Mychal Denzel Smith's April 9th piece for thenation.com titled Abolish the Police. Instead, Let's Have Full Social, Economic, and Political Equality.
The Daily GRRR! is on weekdays from 9-10am on 100.3fm CKMS in Waterloo, Ontario, and http://soundfm.ca on the web.
The Daily GRRR! is a project of the Grand River Media Collective and is supported by the Community Radio Fund of Canada and CKMS
Opening Mumia is the piece entitled Mumia's Message to the Movement.
The Daily GRRR!HEADLINES for April 24th, 2015 1. Settler Killers of Loretta Saunders Plead Guilty2. Montreal Woman Found Guilty For Posting a Picture of Graffiti3. Quebec Town Enacts By-law Against Insulting Local Police4. Ayotzinapa Delegation in Quebec Testifies on the Human Rights Crisis in Mexico5. Mining Companies To Be Targeted in Toronto6. #DamLine9 Blockaders Emerge From Court Unrepentant7. Enbridge Has Rough Week With Fines and Political Interference8. Marineland Animal Defense is Dead, Long Live Marineland Animal Defense!9. Support The Tower - Hamilton's Anarchist Social Space Needs a Ramp!
Midway Musichere is Hamilton's own Lee Reed with the tune Bad Gas
Feature a piece from PRI's Rae Ellen Bichell on the "Open Prisons" of Finland where ongoing imprisonment reforms have led to a ⅔ reduction in the prison population in the Scandinavian country.
The Daily GRRR! is a project of the Grand River Media Collective and is supported by the Community Radio Fund of Canada and CKMS
The Daily GRRR!HEADLINES for April 17th, 2015 1. Harper Loses Another Supreme Court Decision As Mandatory Minimums on Gun Crimes Ruled Unconstitutional2. Warden At Kitchener Jail Denies Media Access to Nyki Kish3. Hospital Visiting Hours Restricted for Mother of Man Severely Beaten on First Night in Nova Scotia Jail.4. Reading Program in New Brunswick Jail at Risk Over Funding and Access Obstacles5. Racially Charged "Carding" Policies of Toronto Police Blasted by Ontario Human Rights Commission6. Toronto Police Release Taser Use Statistics7. Railway Protests Planned In Response to CN Injunction Against Anishinabe Water Ceremony
Midway Musichere is Nora Loreto with a cover of the Anti-War tune Think Again.
Interview from the DailyGRRR's Julian Ichim with Gary Thompson a labour activist and a worker at the Workers Action Centre. He speaks of the #15andFairness and #FightFor15 campaign and the April 15th Day of Action, as well as the poor labour conditions and protections in Ontario.
Opening Mumia: Punks, Predators, and Pigs. Check prisonradio.org for more of Mumia's podcasts.
The Daily GRRR!HEADLINES for April 15, 20151. Irish Police Ombudsman Probe PIRA Murders2. Raise the Minimum Wage - #FightFor15 + #15andFairness3. Farc-EP Mourn The loss of Eduardo Galeano
Interview: Moira-Sharon Magee is a mental Health advocate and a police accountability activist. One this edition, she will be
discussing the current issues that mental health patients face in light of the Beau Baker Shooting by police in Kitchener.
The Daily GRRR!HEADLINES for April 10th, 2015 1. Vigil, Demo, and Autonomous Action Responding to Police Killing of Beau Baker2. Peterborough Police Facing 2nd SIU Investigation in a Week After Cop Kills Man3. Cop Kills Injured Worker And Mental Health Advocate Don Dunphy4. Seeking justice for Jermaine Carby5. Keeping Count of People Killed By Police in North America
Midway Music: The Black Venoms: with a 21st century remix of the classicSound of The Police
Feature is a read of Julian Ichim's response to the police's reaction to the killing of Beau Baker in Kitchener compared to their reaction to someone pouring red goo on the "Lion and Lamb" statues in front of the Waterloo precinct as an act of protest against the killing.
Rob Hustle featuring Bump with the track Call The Cops
The Daily GRRR!HEADLINES for April 3rd, 2015 1. No Justice, No Peace! Canada Wide Demos Honouring Cindy Gladue2. The Solitary Confinement Death Of Ashley Smith is Remembered in a New Theatre Piece3. Academics Call Bullshit Over Attorney General's Untrue Statements on Solitary Confinement4. Matt DeHart's Awful Trip Down South5. Mumia Hospitalised After Diabetes Remained Undiagnosed In Jail6. Support The Compassionate Release of Prisoner Peter Collins
Midway Music: Buffy Sainte-Marie & Pete Seeger with the tune Cindy
Readings of 2 pieces. The first from Leena Minifi called "Cindy Gladue case: a reminder the justice system is broken for Aboriginal women" and the second from Stefan Christoff from the mediacoop.ca with Fighting austerity in Québec is tied to Canada and colonialism.
The Daily GRRR!HEADLINES for April 2nd, 2015 1. Direct Action By Heiltsuk Force DFO to Re-Close Commercial Herring Fishery2. The US EPA Confirms That Toxically Diluted Tarsands Sinks In Water3. BC NDP MP Presents Anti-Pipeline Petition in Parliament4. TransCanada Drops Plans For New TarSands Export Terminal In Quebec5. Smashy Retaliation Against McGill For Spying on Students6. KW Solidarity Network Pickets At Kitchener's Revel Developments
Run The Jewels feat. Zack de la Rocha, that was Close Your Eyes (And Count To F**k)
Feature: is an interview w/ Holli-Lynne of the KW Solidarity Network who is targeting Kitchener based housing rental and development company, Revel Developments after the company refused to pay agreed upon fees associated with her reno-viction from her apartment.
The Daily GRRR!HEADLINES for March 27th, 2015 1. Solitary Confinement Policies to be Re-examined in Ontario2. Harper Eroding Gladue Principles For Indigenous Defendants3. The Parole Board of Canada Abandoning Old Pardon Applications4. Thinking of Safety Beyond the (in)Justice System5. CSIS Report Says Right Wing White Supremacists Are Canada's Biggest Threat6. Toronto Police Sharing GeoLocation Surveillance Tactics7. Canadian Telecoms Operating Snooping Database for the State8. Omar Khadr Fighting For Bail
Midway Music: Cale Sampson with the tune The Truth Is
Feature is a read of Matthew Behrens's review of the book Guantanamo Diary by prisoner Mohamedou Ould Slahi.
the cover image is a screenshot from a short film about Guantánamo Diary (see http://guantanamodiary.com/)


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Category: NextGen Genealogy Network
An Envelope Named "Jack"
April 27, 2017
Editor's Note: This is one of a series of guest posts highlighting the ways in which intergenerational connections have inspired young genealogists. To learn more about how the NextGen Genealogy Network encourages young genealogists to build connections between all generations, see the NextGen Connection Challenge.
Genealogy started, for me, as a lonely hobby; many late-night hours of reading and researching those who lived before my time. My grandfather was adopted, so our family tree came to an abrupt halt prior to 1934. There's a certain emptiness that comes with those broken branches. I feel it most on the holidays, when the gatherings seem to get smaller each year.
It was a particularly long summer in 2015 when I cracked open a blue plastic bin full of photos my mother inherited. So few were labeled and even fewer contained familiar faces. I found a yellowed envelope sandwiched between tattered albums and bibles. In scrawling pencil, someone had written "Jack" across the front. The name wasn't familiar to me at the time.
I opened the envelope with care, revealing a collection of photos from the mid-1930s. My Grandpa Joe, around age five, posed with several people I didn't recognize in front of a cherry blossom tree. He squinted in the sunlight with his freckles congregating in the crinkles of his nose as he squirmed from one image to the next. He was wearing a sailor suit, likely in honor of his adoptive father, a steamship captain.
With no further leads, the photos returned to their place in the dusty bin, forgotten for many months.
A DNA test brought me back to the envelope called "Jack." I built an adoptive family tree on Ancestry and was surprised to find DNA matches with the same people in their trees. It suggested my grandfather was adopted by his relatives. I recognized the username of a second cousin match; it was a surname I had seen on the back of a Polaroid in the blue bin: Schommer. I reached out to this "Schommer" cousin and learned that her grandfather, who I knew from birth records as John, was known to his loved ones as Jack.
Excitedly, I recovered the yellowed envelope from the blue bin and scanned photo after photo. "Schommer," who I came to know as Trish, recognized everyone standing in front of that cherry blossom tree. They were Jack's family, meeting their nephew for the first time in 1935. The nephew, of course, was my five-year-old grandfather.
We exchanged emails full of stories. The CC list grew and grew as I was introduced to more new cousins who joined in to see the photographs.
"Jack is still alive," one cousin said. "Jack's son, Jack. He's turning 90 this year. Loretta is turning 92."
Jack Jr. and Loretta lived in Portland, Oregon, along with a few of the cousins. After some coordination, we agreed to meet.
My trip to Oregon was incredibly memorable. Jack Jr.'s daughter was a gracious host who welcomed this "NextGen Genealogist" with open arms to her home. There, I met Jack Jr. and Loretta, who shared their memories of our family. We exchanged photos and brought each other closer to the loved ones we had lost. I learned new things about my ancestors that no document or image could ever tell me. It was a special day.
My greatest memento of meeting my family from the photographs was taking a new picture together with Jack and Loretta, seventy years later, sitting between them in place of my grandfather. The yellowed envelope called "Jack" became much more than a collection of memories. It formed new ones, reconnecting three generations who have stayed in touch ever since.
Katie Welka is a tech-savvy old soul who enjoys traveling, writing, crafting, and family research. She is a member of the California Genealogical Society and shares genealogy tips on her website, AncestryTechie.com. She works in Silicon Valley and loves unraveling the mysteries of her Sicilian, Polish, Scottish, and Irish ancestors.
Remembering Granny: When Secondary Sources Become Primary
February 28, 2017
Editor's Note: This is the first in a series of guest posts highlighting the ways in which intergenerational connections have inspired young genealogists. To learn more about how the NextGen Genealogy Network encourages young genealogists to build connections between all generations, see the NextGen Connection Challenge.
Often in family history research, we get caught up in names, dates, and places of people we never knew, but this time in my searching I found more about a connection I had to someone I knew well.
I remember growing up that my Granny, Dorothy Marie (Verbeke) Smith, was into genealogy. Unfortunately, she had died before I became deeply involved in the field myself. We never really got the chance to talk about our shared family history while she was alive. I do recall her occasionally telling stories around the dinner table about the struggles her father (my great grandfather) went through as a recent Belgian immigrant trying to start a new life in America. I was young, so I listened intently, but I never thought to write any of these stories down. I did eventually get a copy of her genealogy binder after her death, but it was mostly filled with names and dates and didn't have any deeper details of our ancestor's lives.
Recently, I was looking up her obituary, and when I typed her name into Google, I noticed among the search results a page that is very familiar to me from working on genealogy for others: Ancestry.com's RootsWeb mailing list archiver. These pages are collections of mailing lists and exchanges between researchers working on particular surnames and family lines. They often provide hints, though some more useful than others, about shared ancestors and family legends. Typically, when coming across these pages through frantic Google searching of surnames and their spelling variations, I am very cautious about the information found within. These are, after all, secondary sources, and most things don't usually provide citations other than an occasional reference to a vital record or paper tucked away in a courthouse. In fact, I spend a lot of time trying to debunk the family myths that these sites can perpetuate.
This time, however, on my screen, I saw my own granny's old email address associated with many of these posts on RootsWeb. While her married name was common, her maiden name, Verbeke, revealed her Belgian heritage and she posted frequently looking for leads on this family in Watervliet, Belgium.
Reading through these posts, I learned about alleged family rivals between my Verbeke ancestors and the family my great grandmother eventually married into. She recounts her successes in borrowing microfilm from the Family History Library and struggles with ordering a vital record from Springfield, Illinois. From these secondary sources, I was able to learn firsthand about her quest to trace her Belgian roots. I am thankful I can now have this insight about her research even though we can never talk about it in person. These pages became primary sources that document her life and her hobby that also help me connect with her after her death through our shared enthusiasm for genealogy.
This experience was also a good reminder of how important it is to connect with older family members and document their stories the next time you see them. Something as simple as making a recording on your smartphone while talking to relatives can create new primary sources about your family's past to preserve for future generations.
Introducing the NextGen Connection Challenge
January 14, 2017
The NextGen Genealogy Network encourages genealogists to build connections between all generations. Now, we introduce the NextGen Connection Challenge to inspire genealogists worldwide to put this idea into action.
What is the NextGen Connection Challenge? It is a opportunity for genealogists of different generations to meet one-on-one, mentor each other, and become friends. It is suggested that these meetings—led by YOU!—take place on the second Saturday of each month, but you can connect anytime, anywhere.
How can you meet another genealogist outside of your age demographic? Attend a local society meeting, conference, or workshop to become acquainted with genealogists of all ages, or search the NextGen Genealogy Network's Community Directory to locate a young genealogist near you. Even cousins count—you never know when you might encounter another genealogist in your extended family. Consider meeting for coffee to bounce ideas off each other regarding your latest research, or get together for a research adventure. What could be better than having a genealogy buddy along as you explore a local library, archive, museum, or cemetery?
After you meet, share with us on Facebook or Twitter. Who did you meet? What did you learn from each other? What was the best part about getting to know a genealogist of a different generation? Did you take a selfie together? Feel free to share that, too.
The NextGen Connection Challenge is an initiative launched to encourage genealogists of all generations to build connections with one another. We hope you will join the NextGen Genealogy Network in making the NextGen Connection Challenge one of your most important—and fun—resolutions for the new year!
5 Reasons Why Podcasts are Great Learning Tools for Genealogists
November 21, 2016
As I sit on my living room couch underneath my favorite blanket, I listen to genealogical experts share their insights. With podcasts, we have the ability to listen to these experts comfortably at home, in our cars on our way to various places, and even at work. Podcasts are extremely beneficial for genealogy researchers to improve their skills for five reasons.
1. Podcasts allow you to learn information quickly. Last year, I taught a genealogy course at my local family history center. I had a good command of much of the content I planned to explore, but not all of it. Listening to podcasts on focused subjects allowed me to fill gaps in my understanding quickly, so I could pass the information on to other researchers. Further, because podcasts are available any time or day, I did not have to wait to go to a conference or meeting to hear the content.
2. Podcasts can be listened to when you cannot read materials. Listening to content via a podcast can be more accessible than reading in many situations. I listen to genealogy podcasts while I do chores and when I go running. In situations where you cannot read a book, you can still absorb genealogy material through listening. Reading genealogy and family history books are a must, but listening to content can be an important way to learn as well. With that, there is something special about hearing how someone speaks about a topic. We have all heard speakers that get us excited about a topic in large part due to their own enthusiasm on a subject.
3. Podcasts cover diverse genealogy subjects. Interested in lineage societies? Interested in how to write for a genealogy journal or newsletter? There's a podcast for all of the above. From how-tos to information on particular research systems, podcasts allow people to explore whatever they would like to know. iTunes and other services allow you to customize what shows you subscribe to. Blogtalk Radio offers several genealogy-related shows, including "Research at the National Archives and Beyond" and "The Forget-Me-Not Hour."
4. Podcasts offer a depth of subject matter. Podcasts are long enough to cover material in good detail. They can offer the right balance of depth and introductory information. Genealogy podcasts commonly last forty minutes to one and half hours. This length usually affords speakers enough time to delve into a subject.
5. Podcasts direct you to other resources to explore. Effective podcast speakers explain what they know and where listeners can find more information. My favorite podcasts regularly direct me to more genealogy references online and in print.
What are your favorite genealogy podcasts?
Shelby Ward is from Kansas and lives in Knoxville, Tennessee. She has taught on the subject of African Diaspora genealogy, history, and culture at the Knoxville Family History Center and started the Beck Cultural Exchange Center Genealogical Society. She is the creator of Millie's Porch, a family history start-up, and participates in several Facebook genealogy groups.


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Texas Music Office Internship Program
The Texas Music Office offers internships every four months to four students. Since opening in January 1990, more than 300 students from 23 colleges successfully completed the TMO's internship program.
Dates and Deadlines
- Summer 2017: January 1 - May 15; Deadline: May 1, 2017
- Fall 2017: Sept 1 - December 10; Deadline: August 1, 2017
- Spring 2018: January 1 - May 15; Deadline: December 1, 2018
To apply, please e-mail your resume, application and cover letter to music [at] gov.texas.gov (Subject: Texas Music Office Internship). Your cover letter should include an explanation of why you want to intern at the TMO, and why you are qualified to do so. You can download an application at http://gov.texas.gov/files/hr/internapp_01-15.doc. Please call or email if you have any questions.
**TMO fellowships often qualify for college credit with instructor approval**
Program Description
The fellowship program of the Texas Music Office (TMO) in the Office of the Governor offers college students the opportunity to develop a working knowledge of the music industry. The TMO seeks students with excellent communication skills who want to learn how the music industry works, and who want to contribute to the TMO's research, publishing and marketing efforts.
TMO fellowship recipients are required to work at least 12 (and as many as 20) hours each week researching and marketing Texas music businesses, events and talent. Responsibilities include: interviewing Texas music businesses owners; developing business statements based on these interviews; inputting information into the TMO's databases using FileMaker and Microsoft Access; responding to information requests from industry professionals and the general public; and researching Texas music on the web. Interns also assist TMO staff with administrative duties approximately 10 percent of the time. TMO fellowships are on a volunteer basis; interns do not receive any financial, housing, or transportation compensation or assistance.
The Texas Music Office is the economic development office for the Texas music industry, and is the sister office to the Texas Film Commission. Annual TMO publications include the online Texas Music Industry Directory, the Texas Music Events Calendar, and many more. Fellowship recipients work closely with the TMO staff in assisting with these online publications.
Getting started in the Texas music business isn't easy. TMO fellowships are an excellent way to become aware of important professional contacts who make music their business.
To apply, send your resume and cover letter by the semester deadline listed above to:
Texas Music Office, Governor's Office
P.O. Box 13246
Austin, TX 78711
You may also e-mail your resume and cover letter to: music [at] gov.texas.gov.
Please call or email if you have any questions.
Colleges participating in TMO internship program
- Austin Community College
- Baylor University
- Berklee College of Music
- Boston College
- Concordia University
- Cornell University
- Elizabethtown College
- Huston-Tillotson College
- Loyola University at New Orleans
- Missisippi State University
- New York University
- Southern Methodist University
- Southwestern University
- St. Edward's University
- Texas A&M University
- Texas A&M University at Kingsville
- Texas State University at San Marcos
- Texas Tech University
- Tulane University
- Universita Commerciale Luigi Bocconi, Milan, Italy
- University of Alabama
- University of Arizona
- University of Mary Hardin-Baylor
- University of Mississippi
- University of Missouri, Columbia
- University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
- University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
- University of Oklahoma
- University of San Francisco
- University of Southampton, UK
- University of Texas at Arlington
- University of Texas at Austin
- University of The Incarnate Word
- Vanderbilt University
TMO interns were majors in the following fields of study
TMO internship graduates have gone on to work in diverse endeavors, such as rhythm guitarist for Lauryn Hill, to Director of Interactive Publicity and Promotions for a major Hollywood film production company.
Here are a few places where former TMO interns work:
Others went on to pursue graduate degrees from the following colleges:
Boston College, Harvard University, Texas Woman's University, UT Austin School of Law, UT Sports Management, Loyola University, New York University School of Law, University of Dallas Graduate School of Management, University of Houston Law Center, Carnegie Mellon, Indiana University, and Hofstra University School of Law.
Summer 2014 TMO fellowship interns (from left to right): Michael Mann, Sarah
Dawson, Sarah Jane Knowlton, and Christopher Currens.
Spring 2014 TMO fellowship interns (from left to right): Jacob Peirce, Lauren Davis, Ariel Wiley,
and Torian Grant.
Fall 2013 TMO fellowship interns (from left to right): Carly Ortel, Hannah Wenkstern,
and Simone Wilson.
Summer 2013 TMO fellowship interns (from left to right): Carly Ortel, Emily Lively,
Jamie Little, and Rebecca Farrell.
Spring 2013 TMO fellowship interns (from left to right): Marshall Lowry, Melody
Chang, Jacob Bryant, and Collin Brown.
Fall 2012 TMO fellowship interns (from left to right): Trent Walker, Grace Neilson,
Stephanie Cavazos, and Ricky Stein.
Summer 2012 TMO fellowship interns (from left to right): Alyssa Kelly, Melody
Chang, Julian Alvarez, Liangchen Helen Zhang and Ryan Monahan.
Spring 2012 TMO fellowship interns (from left to right): Ashley Buenrostro, Michael
Arase (legal intern), Alyssa Berger, Morgan Schlesinger, and Ruth Griffin.
Fall 2011 TMO fellowship interns (from left to right): Victoria Chamlee, Shayda
Torabi, Laura George, and Amy Franco.(Caitlin Carson is not pictured.)
Summer 2011 TMO fellowship interns (from left to right): Gary Hwu, Darbi Donaldson,
Danielle Storey, Kristyn Popp, and Benjamin Edaburn.
Spring 2011 TMO fellowship interns (from left to right): Rebeca Rosenberg, Dean
Godfrey, Cameron Taggart, Jordan Jamison, and Veronica Nadalin.
Fall 2010 TMO fellowship interns (from left to right): Amanda Blanford, Hanna
Lucas, Amber LaFrance, Katelyn Orr and Ambika Singh.
Summer 2010 TMO fellowship interns (from left to right): Cameron Malone, Balaji
Varadhan, Katie Wolters, Lacey Johnson, Morgan Grubbs, and Kenton Yaklin.
Spring 2010 TMO fellowship interns (from left to right): Priscilla Mensah, Dylan J.
Storey, Sergio Salinas, and Jessica Collins.
Fall 2009 TMO fellowship interns (from left to right): Grant Derigo, Ali Vise and
Stuart Casey. (Ana Ochoa is not pictured.)
Summer 2009 TMO fellowship interns (from left to right): Jefferson Fisher, Lauren
Elzner, Noelle Hernandez, Maya Valerie, Kristin Adams; Legal Fellowship Interns:
Emily Burrows, Austin Hegarty.
Spring 2009 TMO fellowship interns (from left to right): Roslynn Castillo, Dustin
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Fall 2008 TMO fellowship interns (from left to right): Dulcenea Garcia, Brian
Marshall, Marisa Raburn, Ashlee Putney, and Marcus Womack.
Summer 2008 TMO fellowship interns (from left to right): Alina Feodorova, James
Fraser, Laura Wilson, Derrick Ward and Natalia Urbanowicz.
Spring 2008 TMO fellowship interns (from left to right): April
Arellano, Jack Yang and Mariel De La Garza (not pictured: Lauren Carlson).
2007 Fall TMO interns (left to right): Kash Sarkaria, Christy Cox
and Mayleen Granato (Not pictured: Divya Reddi).
2007 Summer TMO interns
(left to right) standing: Brent Greubel, Fabian Vela
seated: Olivia Holland, Ruth Aguirre.
2007 Spring TMO interns
standing: Harold King
seated (left to right): Chelsey Green, Allison Ullrich
(not pictured: Christina Brehm).
Fall 2006 TMO fellowship interns (from left to right): Julia Morales, Eric Levels,
Brandon Schmidt, and Nicole Dellert.


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Wayne Rooney crowned a typically bubbly performance with a superb goal as Manchester United coasted to victory in the Vodacom Challenge Final.
The England striker displayed his vast repertoire against Kaizer Chiefs, to the delight of thousands of South Africa-based United fans in the sell-out crowd.
Ryan Giggs put United ahead when he crashed in a fierce right-foot shot six minutes before half-time.
Taking flight: Wayne Rooney battles for possession as Jonathan Quartey, left, and Jimmy Tau look on
United — without homebound pair Rio Ferdinand, whose partner is about to give birth, and Wes Brown following the death of his sister — stepped up the pace in the second half and in the 56th minute Rooney coolly slotted the ball into the net after a great through ball from Danny Simpson.
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I decided to do some fluff and just saying, things get pretty steamy for Logan Henderson's 22nd birthday! He's so awesome and you all know it! Even though he will never in a million years read it, I have to do something. I've never done anything like this before, so please go easy on me. Clearly, this is a Camille and Logan story, but it has absolutely NOTHING to do with my other stories. Enjoy. ;)
AN: I don't own anything.
"Camille…" Logan moans loudly against her shoulder.
"Mmph," Camille captures his lips in hers as she tangles her hands in his brown locks.
"I love you, Camille," Logan reaches up and slides the un-buttoned plaid shirt off her creamy skin. That leaves her only in her white tank-top and short shorts. He runs his fingers lightly down her arms and back up. Camille sighs at the contact when Logan begins rubbing circles on the inner side of her thighs. "You're so gorgeous," he mumbles against her lips. He de-attaches his lips from hers and kisses down her jaw-line. He kisses down her neck, her collar-bone and her shoulder. The creamy white skin is too much for him and tenderly kisses her collar-bone. He nips at the skin gently, eliciting a moan from her.
Camille fumbles to un-button his light blue button-up and slides it off his shoulders.
"Logan!" Camille moans as he sucks on her pulse point. She digs her fingers into his back, causing him to grunt at the sting.
Logan reconnects their lips once again, swiping her bottom lip for entrance, which Camille gladly grants. He felt her tongue and sucked on it gently, and soon it was a fight for dominance. Logan's back hits the soft mattress below her and Camille comes on top of him, pressing her body onto his. Their lips are still connected, and inside their tongues are dancing and dwelling in one another's. Logan takes her bottom lips in his and sucks on it gently.
Their lips part, not because they want them to, but because they're breathless. This was so much different than what they usually did. But, it didn't start out that way. They were simply were hanging out in her bedroom, as they had done so many times. They had agreed to take things slow so long ago, as neither had been in love ever before. But, it had been two years, and everything that had been expected of them had not happened yet. No one was sure why, but they all knew that they were hopelessly and totally on love. The could practically see the string of electricity that was pulling them near each other. But, never in a million years would Logan and Camille have expected this to happen, especially today. But, it did.
The position doesn't stay the same for long. Camille and Logan both put all their passion into the kiss as their lips collide once again. Logan inches his fingers up Camille's white tank top and peels it off of her. That leaves her only in her black, lacy bra, which leaves Camille desperately trying to cover herself with her hands. Logan's fingers ghost over her flat stomach, something that sends shivers up her spine. Logan takes his chance and flips them over. He rests on his forearms, making sure that he doesn't crush her.
"You're beautiful, you don't need to hide from me," Logan whispers, removing her hands from her torso and to her side. Camille nods her head and takes in a deep breath. Her nerves are finally taking over, but she forces herself to remain calm. Logan leans down and kisses her chest before dipping his tongue into her bra.
"Logaaan," Camille moans, entangling her hands in his brown locks. Brown met brown, and Camille knew that his lust was taking over his usual loving self. Still, he fought to not let his lust take over completely.
He leaned in once more and placed a sweet, lingering kiss on her lips. He then connected their lips again, as he played with the clasp of her bra, and stripping it off as soon as it opened. Once again, Camille blushed and shielded her body from his view.
He let his lips graze over her ears, nibbling on it gently as he whispers, "You're beautiful. Please, don't hide from me. I love you so much, Cami," again, he moves her arms to her side and kisses her once again. He slides his lips down her jaw line and connects their lips again fiercely. One hand cups and massages her breast as she moans in pleasure. He un-cups her breast and places wet, sloppy kisses along her collarbone, roughly nipping at the soft skin.
"Logan!" Camille screams as he bites her skin. She digs her nails into the small of his back, and as he continues to leave kisses on her neck. She leans into the crook of his neck and kisses it. She sucks on it harshly, eliciting a deep moan from him.
"Camille…" Logan moans, parting his lips from her white, creamy, but red scarred skin. "Ugh. Nngh. Mmph." As Camille lets go of his muscular shoulders and kisses them tenderly, he gives her a surprised look. "Did- did you just give me a… hickey?" Logan asks astonishes, gingerly grazing the spot that Camille had just sucked on.
Camille nods sheepishly and leans in once more to kiss the side of his neck again softly. "Yup."
"Well then, it's only fair then-," Logan doesn't finish his sentence, but instead pins her against the bed, her wrists held by her head.
"What-," Camille is cut off when Logan vigorously attacks her neck, sucking and nipping at the soft flesh roughly. "Ugh. Logan!" Camille arches her back off the bed, giving him more access. When he's done, he pulls back, admiring his piece of art. "You gave me a hickey, too?"
Logan simply shrugs. "Now we're even." He begins to leave butterfly kisses on her collarbone, as Camille giggles at the contact.
He leans in once more and attacks her mouth again, prying her mouth open. They moan in each other's mouths as Camille plays with his belt buckle. Logan pulls his black skinny jeans off in one swift motion, only to reveal his blue and white checkered boxers, and attaches their lips again.
Logan traces the top of her shorts, sending tingles throughout her body. He pulls them off, carefully tracing her long legs.
"Why are you so damn sexy?" Logan mumbles against her mouth. Camille giggles at the comment but is quick to turn serious. She finally is beginning to realize what dangerous territory they were in.
"Logan? Are- are we actually going to do this?" Camille asks, trying to swallow the lump in her throat that refused to go away. Tears sprang to her eyes as much as she didn't want them to. She squeezes her eyes shut tight, it an attempt to make them go away, but ends up letting the tears that she tried so hard to stop, escape. It was all hitting her. How close they were, how intimate. It was too much for her handle at once.
"I- What's wrong, beautiful?" Logan's lust is gone, now replaced with concern and hurt.
"Nothing." Camille forces herself to look Logan in the eyes.
"I know that that's not true. Tell me what's really wrong, baby." Logan caresses her cheeks as her tears fall.
"I- I'm sorry, Logan. I'm so fucking sorry. I-I'm not ready." Logan's face drops a bit but nods.
"It's okay. I love you." Logan brings her into his arms and rocks her gently as she lets out a couple of more tears. Hot tears wet his chest, but he could care less. As much as he wants to know why, he doesn't want to push the matter. He knows that it is a sensitive subject, and he doesn't want to make her cry all over again. He already feels guilty, though he knows that it's not his fault.
"So, you're not mad?" Camille whimpers.
"Mad? Why would I be mad?" Logan asks, slightly surprised.
"Because I messed everything up. I know you wanted this, I do too, but I don't know…" Camille trails off cuddling closer to him.
"It's okay, baby. Just tell me when you're ready, I'll be there." Logan leans down and tenderly kisses her lips. "I love you."
Camille nods against his chest. "It'll be soon, I swear. Maybe even next time. I love you, too."
The couple lays there for the rest of the night. Not caring who finds them, but sharing passionate kisses and sweet words all night. Though nothing happened that night, anyone who would've have seen them, even a complete stranger, would've known that they were meant to be.
AN: Thank you for reading, and I would absolutely love it if you reviewed. I have no experience like this, and I used prettylocks111 and surfergal's stories to help me, so a big shout out to them. Thank you for reading. **** This is the edited version (9/16/11)


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"We don't sell fabric, and we never worked with a fabric house before," was the dilemma facing Bergdorf Goodman's Nicholas Manville as he sought to bring the Paule Marrot fabric designs on to the store's decorative home floor.
The solution — a collection of vintage chairs and settees upholstered in the Paule Marrot fabrics from Brunschwig & Fils, the American licensee. The 11 pieces are installed in a main hall presentation, "perfect for spring," said Manville.
Bergdorf changes its main hall presentation every six to eight weeks, and the Marrot covered pieces will be shown in six color segments through June 24 — ahead of the fabric collection's American debut. Brunschwig launches its major new Marrot collection in the fall, he said.
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See the June 2017 issue of Home & Textiles Today. In this issue, we discuss how U.S, ports are gearing up for the future, and what to expect from second half trade shows. See details!