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Our Work
We are true creatives that draw inspiration from the everyday items that consumers use in their lifestyles. We know how to blend this inspiration with your vision and brand essence to create winning designs.
Our Team
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Alex Dorfman
Industrial Designer
Alex Dorfman is an industrial designer for Blue Clover Studios. Based out of San Francisco, he brings everything that makes Blue Clover Studios great to the West Coast. Many of the company's clients are headquartered in the West, allowing Alex to hold ideation sessions on site, present concepts in person, and have a whole spectrum of inspiration separate from the Midwest.
Before joining Blue Clover Studios, Alex worked at Wieland Designs, focusing on furniture design and prototyping as well as Kalu Yala in Panama City, Panama, where he designed furniture and planned sustainable tourist destinations.
Alex is a graduate of Purdue University where he received a bachelor's degree in Industrial Design. He is also currently attending Ball State University, working toward an MBA in finance.
Where and what do you draw inspiration from?
I draw inspiration from my surroundings and from graphic design magazines. With good marketing direction a graphic designer can sell a product in ways I never would have thought. Since I'm in the product making game, this helps me think about how what I'm currently designing might be marketed.
What is your favorite Blue Clover Studios project to date?
I really enjoyed working with Preserve Gimme 5. Smaller companies put a lot of trust into designers and that translates into freedom. In this particular case the brief was fun and resulted in an innovative product.
What do you enjoy doing outside of work?
I'm still discovering my surroundings and getting used to the move to San Francisco but have really enjoyed attending the local street fairs. I also play basketball a few times a week.…
Andrew Bunner
Model Maker
Andrew is a model maker at Blue Clover Studios. He is responsible for creating 3D prototypes from computer aided design (CAD) to full store shelf mockups.
During his more than five years at Blue Clover Studios working in design and 3D prototype processing, Andrew has developed a deep knowledge of the company's process and commitment to quality and innovation.
Andrew is a graduate of Purdue University where he received an associate's degree in computer graphics technology. He also received an associate's degree in CAD and drafting technology from Vincennes University.
Where and what do you draw inspiration from?
I draw a lot of inspiration from commercials showing competitor products, thinking about how we can do it better.
What is your favorite part about working Blue Clover Studios?
Working on projects that may change the way a product has been packaged and used since its appearance on store shelves.
What do you enjoy doing outside of work?
When I'm not working, I enjoy reading, exercising, watching movies, boating, fishing, and golf.…
Connor Gates
Model Maker
Connor Gates is a model maker at Blue Clover Studios, where he assists in daily 3D printed part finishes and vacuum forming projects. This consists of taking requests from the industrial designers for new models, as well as sanding and color matching for finished models.
Connor had previous experience with Blue Clover Studios when he interned with the studio for nine months while in school. A graduate from Vincennes University, Connor received a degree in Product Design and Production Processes.
Where and what do you draw inspiration from?
I find inspiration in seeing the projects I've worked on displayed on the store shelf. As a model maker, we often see the very beginning stages of a product so it's great to see it come to life on shelf.
What is the best part about working at Blue Clover Studios?
I like the laid back work environment of Blue Clover. Everyone knows their part and we can all work together to finish a project and create very nice finished products.
What do you enjoy doing outside of work?
When I'm not at work, I like to play recreational sports. I play basketball for the city Parks Department and participate in multiple softball leagues.…
Kelsey Coffey
Industrial Designer
Kelsey Coffey is an industrial designer at Blue Clover Studios, where she focuses on introducing innovative product development to the retail market shelves, utilizing strong skills in trend forecasting and creative treatments.
Since joining Blue Clover Studios over three years ago, Kelsey has developed a deep knowledge and understanding of the overall business.
Kelsey is a graduate of Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) where she received a bachelor's degree in graphic design and fashion design.
Where and what do you draw inspiration from?
Where or what I draw inspiration from varies depending on the season, but the fashion industry and nature in the raw are always strongholds amidst my creative process.
What is your favorite Blue Clover Studios project to date?
To date the N'ice & Cool line for Party Peacock is my favorite project so far. To see something that you have designed come to fruition makes all the hard work so fulfilling.
What do you enjoy doing outside of work?
I was a competitive swimmer and volleyball player in college, so anything athletic is a go-to activity. Otherwise you can find me in the kitchen cooking or baking up a storm!…
Liz Barrett
Industrial Designer
Liz Barrett is an industrial designer at Blue Clover Studies, working under the Client Brands group of industrial design. She is a key player in brainstorm and ideation sessions, taking concepts from sketch to 3D model while working directly with the client.
Prior to her role as associate industrial designer, Liz served as a visual communications specialist where she produced high-quality renderings and visuals for sales and marketing needs. Before joining Blue Clover Studios, Liz worked at a corrugated packaging company designing custom shipping containers and end-cap displays. It was this experience that sparked her interest in packaging design and ultimately led her to Blue Clover Studios.
Liz is a graduate of Purdue University where she received a bachelor's degree in industrial design
Where and what do you draw inspiration from?
I love learning from personal experiences with ergonomics and usability – taking those experiences and applying the positives to my design aesthetic while trying to avoid the negatives. I draw inspiration from my peers in and out of the design community and I also find creative inspiration in nature, weather, and my surroundings.
What is your favorite part about working at Blue Clover Studios?
The answer is clearly because of the occasional free lunch. But really, my favorite part of working at BCS has to be the freedom to be expressive. The lack of corporate dress code and being allowed to play music makes the atmosphere awesome. Less restrictions in the environment lets me be more creative in my designs and output. Staying inspired is sometimes difficult in the workplace but, I love being able to ask any of the guys for input or advice whenever I need it. I work with a great group of people who are positive and helpful making this studio a fun place to work every day.
What do you enjoy doing outside of work?
I love seeing live music and vocal performances in both large and small venues. I love astronomy and all things space-related. I'm definitely a cat lover, but not a cat-lady… there's a big difference. I enjoy traveling to new places, trying new foods, and experiencing new cultures. Occasionally when Purdue sports are good, I like to support my Boilermakers. And of course, dreaming of the day I can afford to buy a Tesla.…
Seth Tempel
Industrial Designer
Seth Tempel is an industrial designer at Blue Clover Studios, developing custom concepts for Client Brands. He is responsible for conducting user research, creating hand-drawn sketches and 3D computer models, and presenting concepts to both new and existing clients.
Prior to his role as associate industrial designer, Seth held a design related internship position at Berry Plastics.
Seth is a graduate of Purdue University where he received a bachelor's degree in industrial design.
Where and what do you draw inspiration from?
I draw inspiration from trending products, music, and natural forms.
What is your favorite part about working at Blue Clover Studios?
My favorite part of working at Blue Clover Studios is the atmosphere. We all have fun while developing successful products.
What do you enjoy doing outside of work?
I have a passion for the outdoors. I enjoy hiking, hunting, fishing, playing soccer and basketball, and spelunking. I also play guitar and have recently found an interest in modifying my car.…
"The beauty of working with Blue Clover Studios is their true integrated approach. Their designers are creative and also understand the engineering aspects of the design to ensure something that would be easily manufacturable…. Scott's team understood our challenge worked within our budgets and delivered on time."
Vice-President Marketing, Personal Care Client
"Blue Clover Studio has empowered us to envision, explore, and execute consumer centric packaging innovation within our brands. Scott's team is a tremendous resource and makes them a valued partner."
Associate Product Manager-GP Innovation/NPD, Food & Snacks Client
"Working with Blue Clover Studios is a no brainer for seamless design collaborations. I have worked with Scott and his team directly on multiple projects. From consumer mood boards, concept ideation sketches, 2D and 3D CAD, 3D renderings to 3D printed prototypes, the design team has delivered great design solutions with consumers and manufacturing in mind."
Director Industrial Design & Innovation, Consumer Health Care Client
Our Approach
We employ a five step approach that allows for collaborative ideation, taking our client's ideas to the next level with the outcome of a package design that meets unmet consumer needs in the marketplace and drives an enhanced user experience.
The What and Why…Breaking down the user, task, product, and brand provides fuel that will inspire new ideas. Through directional and observational analysis we empathize with the user to understand usage habits and pain points.
Idea Generation…Using research as inspiration we brainstorm and capture ideas that range from adaptive to disruptive, through concept sketching and storytelling. Our goal is to bring forward as many ideas as possible to be reviewed by a cross-functional team and narrow the scope of leading designs.
A First Glimpse…See your brand's new image as ideas come to life through virtual modeling and photo-realistic rendering. Catch sight of reality as industrial design, engineering, and manufacturing collaboratively engage to ensure feasibility of manufacturing, product styling, and functionality.
Bring to Life…Design takes on physical form through our on-site model shop. Within hours we can fabricate tangible models by way of stereo-lithography, 3D printing, vacuum forming, laser cutting, foam sculpting and 2D digital printing.
Consumer Acceptance…We look for consumer feedback through our onsite focus group testing and usability labs. By placing 2D, 3D or prototype model deliverables in the hands of consumers we can discover which solutions best hit the target for future commercialization.
Why We're Different
Faster speed to market
Because of Blue Clover Studios' expertise in design and manufacturing we can help our clients get to market faster. Our design team is focused on finding the perfect blend of creativity and functionality that fits your packaging needs, while optimizing efficiencies in manufacturing and supply chain. Not only do we know design, we know manufacturing including production equipment and how they work, supply chain, shipping and logistics, and how packaging design and shape impacts each.
Full service offerings
Blue Clover Studios offers clients a holistic approach to package design because of our design approach and in-depth knowledge and experience working in the packaging industry. We offer everything our clients need to design and manufacture a package. With Blue Clover Studios you can conceptualize a package design, bring it to life in our model shop, test it with consumers, and even manufacture it in one of our affiliated facilities.
Deep industry knowledge
Because of our focus on the packaging industry, we offer our clients looking to create new packaging designs an extreme value through our design capabilities, competitive pricing, and manufacturing knowledge that streamlines the process. Our clients will leave with a manufacturable design to make production a reality since our roots are in packaging manufacturing and we know what it takes to efficiently and cost effectively manufacture a package.
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About Healthkart
HealthKart is one of the most popular names in health and wellness market of India. It is the ultimate destination for all those people who are serious about fitness and health. Established in 2011, this online portal has strongly marked its presence with quality products offered at a reasonably low price. Now good health will not cost you an entire fortune.
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Board of Directors
Flávio got his start back in 1995 at age 23, with a $10,000 loan and a single idea – to teach fluent English to adults in 18 months. A mere 18 years later, Wise Up now has over 400 schools operating in six countries, and was an official sponsor of the 2014 FIFA World Cup.
In 2013, da Silva's businesses were acquired by Abril Educação, one of Latin America's largest and most influential media companies, in one of the biggest deals in the history of the Brazilian education industry.
Today, da Silva is the president of T-BDH CAPITAL which invests in new ventures focused on education and the technology industry. He is also involved in non-profit initiatives such as Geração de Valor which provides multi-media content to help young entrepreneurs succeed in their career or business. Each week, Mr. da Silva's videos, posts and articles reach more than 10 million young people in 20 different countries.
In December 2015, Flávio reacquired Wise Up, a move that surprised the business industry in Brazil. Today, Flávio works hard to restructure the group and take it back to the top of its segment.
A regular speaker and news contributor in Brazil, da Silva was most recently named the most inspirational Brazilian leader and the 2nd most inspirational world leader by Cia de Talentos, the largest career consulting firm in Latin America.
Da Silva's goal is to make Orlando City SC a preeminent global brand, and in the process, elevating MLS to the top three most relevant leagues in the world in the next eight years.
Phil Rawlins
Founder & President
Phil Rawlins is the Founder & President of Orlando City SC, responsible for all aspects of the Club's operation, performance and service.
A native of Stoke-on-Trent, UK, Rawlins founded and developed OnTarget, a highly successful sales and marketing consultancy which worked with most of the world's leading technology companies. In addition to his tech experience, Rawlins spent over 15 years in sports management as an owner and director of his hometown English Premier League team, Stoke City FC.
In addition to being a member of the United Soccer League's Hall of Fame, Rawlins has received several honors for his work with the Club and in the community, including the 2013 Downtown Orlando Partnership's Downtowner of the Year, 2013 & 2014 MBA Orlando LGBT Chamber of Commerce Community Champion, Orlando Business Journal 2014 CEO of the Year, I-4 Business Magazine's 2014 Entrepreneur of the Year, the 2015 Central Florida Hospital and Lodging Association's Charles Andrews Award for Community Leadership and Grand Tour Foundation's 2015 Dick Pope Legacy Award.
Rawlins also served as Chair for Leadership Orlando's Class 90.
John Bonner
An engineering graduate, John moved to Florida in 2004 after a successful business career initially in the UK amusement and gaming industry then later as a venture capitalist.
Now a US citizen, John currently resides in the Dr. Phillips area and came to the US to further the interests of his various UK companies. He has achieved this successfully whilst also helping his partner Bobby Moore create the widely acclaimed Big Fin Seafood Kitchen restaurant concept in the Dellagio on Sand Lake Road.
A lifetime soccer fan and fervent supporter of twice European champions Nottingham Forest, John is delighted to be involved with Orlando City. "I firmly believe soccer has a great future in the USA and particularly here in Orlando. I'm really looking forward to working with everyone concerned to hopefully bring some more sporting success to Central Florida."
Alex Leitão
Chief Executive Officer
Alexandre Barreira Leitão, 41, is Chief Executive Officer of Orlando City Soccer Club, overseeing the Club's business operations and new business ventures focused on strengthening Orlando City's brand both domestically and internationally. He also sits on the Board of Directors for Orlando City.
Leitão was most recently the owner and president of sports marketing agency Octagon Brazil, part of Octagon Worldwide – the largest global sports and entertainment agency with 72 offices and more than 1,000 employees worldwide.
Prior to starting Octagon Brazil, he spent 10 years with AB InBev, the largest brewery in the world, holding various roles in the Marketing Department.
Leitão is a recognized expert in strategic planning, helping organizations leverage premier sporting events to maxmize brand exposure, sales and business development. He has managed relationships between various companies and globally recognized sports properties such as the Brazilian National Soccer Team, soccer superstar Kaká, IOC, and FIFA. Since 2001, he has successfully led projects for the following major sporting events:
- FIFA World Cup: 2002; 2006; 2010; 2014
- FIFA Confederations Cup: 2001; 2005; 2009; 2013
- Copa America: 2001; 2004; 2007; 2011
Leitão holds degree in business administration from Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, with specialization in Marketing from University of California Riverside.
He is married.
Orlando City flourished in its early years thanks to the investment and support of a dedicated and passionate group of soccer fans/business people, who believed in bringing "the beautiful game to the City beautiful".
The following group of Founding Owners played a key role in the development of Orlando City from minor league team to MLS.
- Kay Rawlins
- Wayne Estopinal
- Scott Bates
- Hassan Miyanji
- Gary Mellor
- Mitch Dorin
- Hugh Byrnes
- Brendan Flood
- Tony Sutton
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NFLPA Releases "Save Now. Fight Later" Video Silver Hopeful Champs Accept White House Invitation Sources: Gettleman's Brusque Style Led To Firing NBA Remains Top Of Mind During Offseason Barry Sanders Will Be Lions Brand Ambassador Plans For Raleigh MLS Bid Unveiled LPGA Players Say Dress Code No Big Deal MLL Bayhawks Owner Talks League's Future Panthers Bring Back Hurney As Interim GM Nike Unveils New NBA Uniforms
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Published November 29, 1994
At least one NFL team has asked the league's competition committee to study the use of a penalty box -- similar to the one used by the NHL -- "for players who deliver dangerous hits to a quarterback." NFL Communications Dir Greg Aiello confirmed that the proposal had been made, and noted that the idea has been discussed in the committee before. "But it has never made it out ... for a discussion by the team owners." Aiello, on the latest proposal: "It would be for flagrant hits on the quarterback, but not for other penalties. It would have to be determined how long a player would spend in the penalty box. Whether it's for a specific amount of time or a certain number of plays." What is not known, is whether a team would be allowed to replace that player on the field, or play short-handed. Several quarterbacks have missed all or part of games this season with concussions. But only one player has been fined for a flagrant hit on a quarterback (Timothy Smith, N.Y. TIMES, 11/29). THE IMPLEMENTER? NFL Dir of Football Development Gene Washington is profiled in USA TODAY. Part of Washington's job is setting the amount a player should be fined for certain rule violations (USA TODAY, 11/29).


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A criminal mastermind creates violent tableaus in abandoned Detroit warehouses in Lauren Beukes's new genre-bending novel of suspense.
Detective Gabriella Versado has seen a lot of bodies. But this one is unique even by Detroit's standards: half boy, half deer, somehow fused together. As stranger and more disturbing bodies are discovered, how can the city hold on to a reality that is already tearing at its seams?
If you're Detective Versado's geeky teenage daughter, Layla, you commence a dangerous flirtation with a potential predator online. If you're desperate freelance journalist Jonno, you do whatever it takes to get the exclusive on a horrific story. If you're Thomas Keen, known on the street as TK, you'll do what you can to keep your homeless family safe - and find the monster who is possessed by the dream of violently remaking the world.
If Lauren Beukes's internationally best-selling The Shining Girls was a time-jumping thrill ride through the past, her Broken Monsters is a genre-redefining thriller about broken cities, broken dreams, and broken people trying to put themselves back together again.
©2014 Lauren Beukes (P)2014 Hachette Audio
"Lauren Beukes has got an intriguing style of dealing with slightly surreal things in very real ways. I'm all over it." (Gillian Flynn, O: The Oprah Magazine)
"One of the scariest and best-written thrillers of the year" (Chicago Sun-Times
"Wildly inventive" (Entertainment Weekly)
"Fascinating Final Twist"
Majority of the book is a very realistic crime thriller with believable and interesting characters. It does start a little slowly for my tastes.
The final act of the book is very tense and takes a fascinating turn. I'd compare it to Neil Gaiman's novel American Gods.
"Very not scary"
Get ready to listen to text convos and fake reddit threads. I was led to believe this would be very scary....maybe for teens?
"A disappointing mashup"
Rather than being a 'genre-redefining thriller", Broken Monsters is a combination of police procedural/serial killer thriller and supernatural horror tale. The problem is these elements are barely integrated so the story builds as one type of tale, ends as another and the climax ends up feeling distinctly at odds with what preceded it. Rather than being a surprising twist, it felt false.
To be fair, there are a few hints that the story could go in the direction it eventually does but the ideas aren't unified in a satisfying way and the novel left me disappointed.
On the plus side, it is an interesting, if ultimately not quite satisfying story and Lauren Beukes can write. The characterization is solid and the narration is superb.
"Good mashup of horror, police procedural and online culture"
Beukes captures slices of the modern social media culture, the post industrial decay of urban America, the police procedural and the supernatural horror novel blended well by the differing narrators to very good effect.
"I Had to keep listening in every spare moment"
A nail biting story and very topical in today's world of ubiquitous social media use
"Really good book!"
I was surprised by some of the negative reviews. I thought this was a great book and not disappointed by the end. Being from Detroit it was cool that the author mixed in real stories and landmarks. Plot was original and had likable characters.
"really great until the last hour"
On the fence, the stories are really great but her ending tend to feel rather rushed.
Probably; the psychedelic imagery was glossed over in the novel but the screen would be a great place to portray it.
Enjoyed that there were multiple narrators
I devour books like a trash compactor.
this is how you do characters. this is how you present a killer. this is how you capture nuance. i enjoyed this book very much. the only issue i had was how the supernatual element came in: it wasnt there at all, then came all at once at the end, but this was a slight hiccup that does not preclude a 5 star rating. very good readers, great audio experience. loved it.
"Fantastic suspense"
This book is a prime example of why I avoid suspenseful thrillers. if this were a film, it would be the kind of movie that would make me throw popcorn and scream at the television. i was able to rrfrain from yelling at my samsung thing like "DON'T GO IN THERE!!!" or 'THAT IS THE KILLER!!!" The characters and their overlaps make for an exciting tale of horror with elements of fantasy. The unraveling of the story is done very well with elements of horrific violence and crime, beautiful moments of passion, and keen insight into some pretty amazing characters minds. GREAT read.
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Hospital opens new chest pain clinic
A clinic that will determine whether a person is suffering from a heart attack or another chest complaint opens in Toowoomba Hospital today.
The Rapid Chest Pain Assessment Clinic is designed alleviate pressure on the emergency department.
Clinical nurse Jo Thomae says it will speed up diagnosis and reduce duplication of services.
"Specialist cardiac nurses are actually assessing the patient and then the cardiologist would see the patient after that assessment had been completed and then what what we'd have to do is we'd have to then go and book them in perhaps a few weeks later for a stress test," she said.
"What we wanted to do was just close that gap so that you could pretty much walk into the hospital for your outpatients appointment and get an answer to the question."
She says the hospital wants to ensure that people who heed the warnings about immediately reporting chest pain are not passed from doctor to doctor.
"We do find that even though that's our message there are some people who don't do that and they end up having chest pain for days and they may end up seeing their GP and when they get to the GP the GP's not quite sure whether it is their heart," she said.
"This new clinic is designed so that we can actually get them in fairly quickly to the hospital and just double check that it's not their heart."
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Equally as miraculous as life, is death. In fact, you can't have one without the other. What other single life experience can get a person more in touch with just how little control each one of us really has? But there's also a gift in death. Not only can it help one to live life to the fullest through an appreciation of the limited time that we have on earth, but death also presents an unparalleled opportunity to grow through the recognition and utilization of one's resources and vulnerabilities. The trick is to harness the opportunity by giving oneself adequate time and means in which to grieve. By honoring one's pain and process through practices like meditation, a person affords themselves the ability to utilize rich inner resources to move forward with purpose.
Leslie Davenport pens this recent Huffington Post on the power of grief and how navigating through it can be less confusing if you take note of several suggestions. According to Davenport, grief comes in several stages. Important is to remember to make room for your feelings, to create a ritual around a person's passing and your own feelings about it, to let go of your expectations of how long it should take for one to fully grieve, and to connect with self and others. Use a grief meditation to help facilitate this connection:
Set aside 15 minutes of undisturbed time, and close your eyes. Start with three minutes simply focusing on natural slow breathing while you relax. Then allow an image to arise of a beautiful place — one that is peaceful and comfortable. As it takes shape, notice the colors, textures, light and sounds. Be aware of how you feel in this serene place, and bring anything into the environment that would support your comfort and ease. Take a moment to just enjoy being here.
Now invite the person you have lost to join you, knowing that their image may come in any form, and they may appear any age. Take time to greet them, and then express anything you would like to. Invite them to speak with you. Allow the experience to evolve spontaneously, connecting naturally while maintaining your own comfort.
Thank them for coming, and then close your imagery eyes as you bring your attention back to the room you are in. Take a few moments being present with your feelings and experiences.
Remember that no matter how your life circumstances change and your feelings ebb and flow, and even grappling with unanswerable questions, come home to the precious, miraculous being that you are, whole and living, here and now.
Read more from Davenport on using meditation to harness the power of your grief here.


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Pak court disposes off petition to trace Indian woman
A Pakistani court Monday disposed of a petition asking it to direct authorities to trace missing Canadian national Rajvindar Singh Gill.
Lahore: A Pakistani court Monday disposed of a petition asking it to direct authorities to trace missing Canadian national Rajvindar Singh Gill after a senior official assured the judge that police had filed a case and were conducting an investigation into the matter.
The DSP (Organised Crime) of Punjab province told Justice Sardar Tariq Masood of the Lahore High Court that a case had been registered at Sarwar Road police station in Lahore regarding the kidnapping of Gill, who was reported missing in August last year, and is now beleived to be dead.
The police official also submitted a report to the judge, who was hearing a petition filed by Sikandar Singh Gill, the father of the missing woman.
At the last hearing on January 2, Lahore Police chief Aslam Tareen had told the judge that police believed Rajvindar was killed soon after she arrived in Lahore.
He had said that police had arrested a suspect in connection with the murder.
During today`s hearing, the DSP told the judge that a man named Hafiz Shahzad Hussain had been arrested and Rajvindar`s laptop was found in his possession.
The laptop had been identified by Rajvindar`s father, he said.
Sikandar Singh Gill`s counsel told the court that his client would be satisfied if the judge directed the police to fairly investigate the matter after collecting details of Rajvindar`s bank accounts and mobile phone data.
The judge then disposed off the petition after directing the police to investigate the case properly.
Gill said in his petition that his daughter had travelled to Pakistan on August 25 last year to attend an exhibition of diamonds in Lahore. She had gone missing soon after, he said.
In a related development, a lower court remanded Hafiz Shahzad Hussain, allegedly involved in kidnapping and murdering Rajvindar, to police custody for five days.
The court directed police to produce him again on January 12.
Hussain told media that he and his cousin, Shahid Ghazanfar, received Rajvindar at the Lahore airport.
He said they had later killed her and dumped her body in Khanpur Canal. Police officials have said that Ghazanfar, a German national, had fled to Germany.
Efforts are being made to arrest him through the Federal Investigation Agency, they said.
Sikandar Singh Gill is a distant relative of Sukhbir Singh Badal, the Deputy Chief Minister of Punjab.
He had sought Badal`s help find his daughter and Badal had taken up the issue with Shahbaz Sharif, the Chief Minister of Pakistani Punjab, when he visited Lahore last year.


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Despite his disappointing performance in the clutch during the NBA Finals, LeBron James has the "Heart of a Lion," according to sponsor Nike.
The Swoosh has developed a triumphant new Lion logo for King James' new Nike Sportswear collection that's reminiscent of the coat of arms of medieval English monarchs such as King Richard the Lionheart.
The Miami Heat superstar's new "Lion 6" logo is featured on his off-the-court line of stylish t-shirts, rugby shirts, shoes and jackets for Holiday 2011 that go on sale this month.
Nike's Web site for James' "Always On" collection pays tribute to him with an advertising ode titled The Heart of a Lion:
Beat after beat. Game after game. LeBron James' heart stays strong. The two-time NBA MVP has seen his fair share of battles. He's done his time on the hardwood. In the gym. And around the neighborhood. With every victory the beast within grows stronger. More determined. Fearless. Always on.
The Chosen One debuted his new Lion logo (see close-up right) when he wore the all-wool "Destroyer" jacket for his first game back against the Cleveland Cavaliers last year, says Nike spokesman Matt Kneller. But that jacket wasn't available for purchase. Now it will be. Besides the Lion logo on the sleeve, the jacket continues the theme with the motto "Viva T-Rex" (Long Live The King) on the inside of the jacket.
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Historical Society President Debra Jay announced "Stories of the Sopchoppy Police Chief" as the program topic on Tuesday, May 9 featuring Claxton Vause who was born in Arran in 1933 to Claxton Sr. and Marcia Grant Vause. He has lived most of his life in Sopchoppy and graduated from Sopchoppy High School in 1952. During his high school years he worked as a fishing guide at the Breakaway Lodge. He served in the Army in the 82nd Airborne Division stationed at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. In 1955, he married Vonita Haskett of Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina and they have three daughters—Arlene, Danita and Myra.
Claxton became the Police Chief of Sopchoppy in 1960. He has also served Wakulla County as a deputy sheriff and bailiff. He retired from the City of Sopchoppy in 1992. In 1960, there were only four law enforcement officers in the county—Sheriff Bill Taff, Deputy R. E. Whaley, Deputy Fred Oliver in St. Marks and Claxton Vause in Sopchoppy. Vause is a renowned teller of stories and will surely share some of the interesting and humor from his time as the Sopchoppy Police Chief.
It will be a delightful evening with a good dose of history so please join us!
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Op-Ed: The Principle Of Life
Today marks the 37th anniversary of the Roe v. Wade decision that shook the very principles upon which our nation was founded. Amidst the number of pressing challenges we face today, from the tragedy in Haiti to difficult economic times at home, I urge every American to set aside time this week to reflect for a moment on the sacred gift of human life. The Pro-Life movement is deeply rooted in the culture of life that has been here since America's founding. The Declaration of Independence itself lists a series of "first principles" that proclaimed for the world the basic truths that justified the revolution and formed the bedrock of the new nation they were forming.
Each time I read the Declaration, I'm amazed at the wisdom of the founders and the vision they had for what this nation would offer its citizens. "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness." Next to scripture, I believe those are the greatest words ever put on paper.
Consider the wisdom the founders had in choosing the order to mention these "first principles" of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Can you truly pursue happiness -- can you chase down the goals and dreams you have for you and your family -- if you don't have the liberty or freedom to do so? Can you ever have true liberty if the government doesn't first protect your most basic, fundamental right to live? The founders made an even bolder statement by saying that these unalienable rights were given to us, not by the government, but by our Creator. No other nation in history was established on such a premise!
To this day, woven into the fabric of our nation is the underlying "first principle" that Americans recognize life as a sacred gift from God, and that we believe protecting the lives and liberty of our people must be the primary responsibility -- the first principle -- of both our government and our people. This is where you begin to see the uniqueness of America, both throughout history, and in today's world.
I still remember the story of Wesley Autrey, a Navy veteran and construction worker who in 2007 risked his life by jumping in front of an oncoming New York subway train in order to save the life of a perfect stranger.
He deserved and received great recognition for heroic act, but I think this story depicts more than just an everyday American hero. Contrast Wesley's willingness to risk his life in that subway station to save the life of a stranger, with others in this world who dream of taking their own life and the lives of others, perhaps in that very same subway station, in the name of their radical terrorist ideology.
Contrast the unconditional love shown by moms and dads across America who support their children's decision to serve in the military, risking their lives in defense of others, with others in this world who have used their own children as unwilling pawns in terrorist plots to take the lives of others.
Contrast the outpouring of love and support from across America these past two weeks for Haitian orphans in need of adoption or other support, with the so-called "one child only," and "abortion on demand" policies mandated by other governments on their people.
In America, we believe our right to life is granted by God. The peaceful and positive Pro-Life message being shared by people across the nation is working, as we now once again live in a Pro-Life America. We have had some challenges and setbacks on Pro-Life issues in the Obama and Pelosi regimes, but I am convinced that with the steadfast effort of regular Americans across the country, we will win.
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On the PCR DNA, I read many confusing opinions. Some say it is not accurate and this is why US does not accept it for diagnostic purpose. Only to measure viral loads. Some others say, It is very sensitive. My findings so far ( especially I spent months reading about the pros and cons of each one): PCR DNA has two main weakness points:
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I came across the findings of The Great Work Study, which was a cooperative study conducted between O.C. Tanner Institute, Forbes, Insights, and the Cicero Group. This study examined "...nearly two million cases of award-winning work, surveyed 10,000 managers and employees, and conducted more than two hundred one on one interviews to (sic) discover that winning awards (at least at work)..." is correlated with 5 skills. Here are the 5 skills award-winning workers demonstrated:
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I'm using ActiveMQ 5.5.0 with ActiveMQ-CPP as client. With configuration prefetch size = 0, polling consumer fails to reconnect during the failover.
This issue has been fixed by the item AMQ-2877:
AMQ-2877 fixes the problem in the java client side but not in the c++ client side. Is it possible to merge this fix to ActiveMQ-CPP?
Attached on this email a diff of what I've merged from AMQ-2877 to resolve the problem on my ActiveMQ-CPP. This diff can be used probably as a suggestion…
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Being - Poem by Rex mayor Ubini
What's that shadow I see
A silhouette in the wall of my cave
Tiptoeing like a chestless thief
Being freeze!
My eyes have thee.
Being be and let me be,
Being breathe and let me breathe.
Thou come for a sip,
From the vein wine of me
Thou shall lay no corpse on me
Thou shall Leave my skin no crack
Being be and let me be!
Being breathe and let me breathe!
Flee! Being flee!
Flee 'fore I blink!
Lest I wear the spirit of him
Whose tongue beckoned pyre
From yonder far and high
Being be and let me be!
Being breathe and let me breathe!
My deity see thee,
And will permit not thee,
I will lock my lids,
And lay in peace
And no drop of me
Shall tickle your tongue '
Being, be and let me be!
Being breathe and let me breathe!
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Few church choirs can realistically claim to have the best singers inside the Beltway. Bethesda United Methodist Church may, however, have the most ambitious. Sunday evening, the church's 38 choristers took on Andrew Lloyd Webber's "Requiem," a major work for orchestra, soloists and a highly trained, sizable choir. Under the direction of David A. Fanning, his musicians not only emerged largely unscathed but also turned in some very creditable moments.
It does not hurt to have a professional orchestra on hand, some top-flight soloists and a director with a superlative understanding of the human voice and, especially, orchestra. Fanning's sensibility of tempos and his communication with instrumentalists and singers alike were foundational for success.
Though this Protestant choir occasionally chopped through the mystery of the syllabically stressed Latin text, their "Hosanna" section took on elements of exuberant dance and carried well over the disproportionately sized orchestra. The soprano's marcato "Libera me" passages were handled with precision and solid intonation. All in all, this choir was prepared to its limit, and despite Lloyd Webber's assertion that his "Requiem" is not a religious piece as such, these singers seemed to be on something of a mission.
Gregory Turay's innately glorious tenor solos brought to mind Jussi Bjorling, and the Puccini-like duet passages with emerging soprano Melissa Jean Chavez begged for a future pairing as Rodolfo and Mimi.
From Daniel Jacob Zika's opening treble solo (his first) to his repetitively closing "perpetua," Bethesda UMC's prodigious undertaking should serve as a laudable alternative for mid-size churches that feel compelled to exchange their musical birthright for sound boards, PowerPoint and a piano bar.


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The "posthumous" sperm is being stored, legally, at the Midland Fertility Clinic in the Black Country.
Herefordshire-based soldiers are among those using the "insurance policy" service, clinic officials told BBC Hereford and Worcester.
No babies have yet been born through the procedure.
Dr Gillian Lockwood, director of the clinic, which has bases in Wolverhampton and Aldridge, said: "It is always bleak to think the worst might happen, but on the other hand the chaps do feel that if they plan for the worst then the best will happen."
The couples from Herefordshire are among a "small number" who have stored sperm, but Dr Lockwood said that may be because the service is not widely known.
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11 March 2015
Another Courthouse In Virginia Removes That Offensive Flag
Those of us outside the faddish, trendy world of "activist historians" and "moral critics" knew this was coming. No surprise, just disgust. By the way, have you noticed that all the Confederate Battle Flag bashers are eerily silent on the growing assault on, and demands for removing, Old Glory? Hmmm . . . Are they cowards or complicit?
Posted by Richard G. Williams, Jr. at 5:30 PM
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- Chris Johnson said...
I started to comment "unbelievable..." but not really that unbelievable these days. Instead I will say "sad..."
- 12 March, 2015 19:51
- Richard G. Williams, Jr. said...
Surreal, isn't it?
- 12 March, 2015 20:08
- E.J. DAgrosa said...
In the words of the sheriff, "it's the most asinine thing he's ever heard in his life." Like the first commenter noted, it is truly sad.
- 13 March, 2015 00:22
- Richard G. Williams, Jr. said...
It's the whole "enemy of American Exceptionalism", "we are the world" mindset. It's so "uncool" to be patriotic.
Makes me want to puke.
- 13 March, 2015 10:06
- Richard G. Williams, Jr. said...
Again, have you noticed that all the Confederate Battle Flag bashers are eerily silent on the growing assault on, and demands for removing, Old Glory? Hmmm . . . Are they cowards or complicit?
I think many of them are quietly cheering the assault on the American flag as well.
- 13 March, 2015 10:46
ropelight said...
Hmmm . . . Are they cowards or complicit?
It's not an either/or proposition, they're both, and more: they're little iconoclasts, mindless pipsqueaks motivated by the same perverted impulses (albeit on a much smaller and less dangerous scale for now) that drove the Vandals to vandalize Rome.
It's the American political Left's version the same intolerant hatred that persuaded Mao's Red Guards to destroy China's priceless cultural treasures so that the poverty of Mao's brand of Communism wouldn't look bankrupt compared to the glorious accomplishments of past dynasties.
And, it's the same petty perversion that drives today's Islamic fundamentalists to dynamite monumental sculpture and to destroy museum treasures in an effort to deny the magnificent civilizations of the fertile crescent before the coming of Muhammad.
Now, that our own cultural vandals have become so heady with success driving Ol' Dixie down they're sufficiently emboldened to start driving Old Glory from the public square too. Our Constitutional rights are already under attack, so what's next?
Will they try to remove the Washington monument or the Jefferson Memorial in the name of progress?
- 13 March, 2015 11:29
- Richard G. Williams, Jr. said...
Yes, they are quite intolerant, aren't they? Not to mention stupid.
- 13 March, 2015 11:32
- Chris Johnson said...
Rick is there a point in time, an event in our history, that we can look at and say " that was when Americans started hating America...?" This all boils down to some deep seeded hatred that used to be called "Un-American." A post from you on this would be very interesting. Forgive me if you have already done so and point me to it...
- 13 March, 2015 21:37
- Richard G. Williams, Jr. said...
Chris - I think most would agree that this mindset became more prevalent during the radicalism of the 1960's. It's way too deep a topic for a blog post here, but there are a number of essays, books, and studies on the topic.
Often christened the "New Left", it's roots are in Marxism.
- 14 March, 2015 10:33