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Dealing with his customers with an open heart a car mechanic named Života goes through many adventures. Some are funny, some are sad, some reveal beauty and others human misery. In the end he gets tangled up himself, and not without bitterness he tries to change his ways, trying to become like his rival across the street, which has adapted to modern times: strictly business. But, people who come to him need him just the way he is.
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If you have any inquiries regarding the club, please visit the reception office located at the front by the marina.
Telephone: (239) 283-1061
Hours: Daily 8:00-5:30
Joseffa's Store
The Joseffa store is located by the marina next to the Tarpon Bar. Stop in to view a variety of items and souvenirs.
Telephone: (239) 283-1061
Hours: Wednesday through Sunday 8:00-5:30
Monday and Tuesday 10:30 – 5:30
Tarpon Bar
The Tarpon Bar is located in the front by the marina next to the Joseffa's store:
Telephone: (239) 283-1061
Hours: Wednesday through Sunday 8:00-5:30
Tuesday and Thursday 10:30 – 5:30
Bocilla Marina
Bocilla Marina is located on the north end of Pine Island. Guests must check in at the marina before parking.
Telephone: (239) 283-5005
Hours: Daily 8:00 – 4:30
Club Launch
Guests can also take the Club Launch from the Marina to the Club
Telephone: (239) 283-1061
Hours From Bocilla Marina: 7:30 am, 10:00am, 11:30am, 3:00pm, 5:00pm
Hours from Useppa Island: 9:00am, 11:00am, 2:30pm, 4:30pm, 5:30pm
Collier Inn
The Collier Inn offers breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Telephone: (239) 283-4443
Breakfast: 8:00am – 10:00am
Lunch: Monday–Friday: 11:30am – 2:30pm; Saturday – Sunday until 3:00pm
Dinner: Sunday-Thursday: 6:00pm – 8:00pm; Friday – Saturday until 9:00pm

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H.R.847 - Restoring the Everglades, an American Legacy Act of 2005109th Congress (2005-2006)
|Rep. Foley, Mark [R-FL-16] (Introduced 02/16/2005)
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|House - 02/17/2005 Referred to the Subcommittee on Water Resources and Environment. (All Actions)
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Restoring the Everglades, an American Legacy Act of 2005 - Authorizes the Secretary of the Army to carry out the project for ecosystem restoration, water supply, flood control, and protection of water quality, Indian River Lagoon, South Florida, at a specified total cost, in accordance with the recommendations of the report of the Chief of Engineers, dated August 6, 2004.
Deauthorizes certain projects authorized under the Water Resources Development Act of 2000 and the Flood Control Act of 1968.
Authorizes the Secretary of the Army to carry out the project for ecosystem restoration, Picayune Strand, Collier County, Florida, at a specified total cost, substantially in accordance with the project implementation report for the project, and subject to the conditions recommended in a final report of the Chief of Engineers, if a favorable report of the Chief is completed not later than December 31, 2005.


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Join us on a great new boat sailing west along the river catcghing all the popular London sites.
Featuring the sensational Armstrong trumpet stylist, Alan Bateman, International clarinet star, Julian Marc Stringle, BBC broadcaster, writer and king of the tailgate trombone, Mike Pointon, ex George Melly piano professor, J J Vinten & bass ace, Keith Donald
The boat departs at 14:15, returning a 17:30. Festival Pier, South Bank London SE1 8XZ
There will be a on board, with light snacks. (please note picnics are not permitted on board)
Photo copyright Paul Barnes
What the Critics say:
Ted des Plantes - The Mississippi Rag (USA)
" Englands finest Traditional Jazz Drummer."
Peter Hepple - The Stage
"John Petters is a solid and showy drummer..... and a humourous, fluent compere of the proceedings, as well as a useful singer"
Kevin Henriques - The Financial Times
"Petters is an unashamed disciple of the Jazz of Benny Goodman & Gene Krupa ......he sets the mood for this neat swinging group."
Art Hodes - Legendary Jazz & Blues Pianist
" Carrying the torch we lit"
This super shuffle feature two sizzling hot traditional jazz bands – John Petters New Orleans All Stars and Trefor Williams Usual Suspects. The line-ups in these two ensembles reads like a Who's Who of hot Jazz.
The New Orleans All stars will feature the closest trumpeter to Louis Armstrong in the world – the outstandingly talented Alan Bateman. Alan co-leads The Bateman brothers Jazz Band, with his brother Ian. He is currently performing in a sell-out show recreating the '50s Louis Armstrong All Stars arrangements to great acclaim
Joining Alan will be the internationally famous clarinet / saxophonist, David Horniblow.
A New Orleans Style riverboat shuffle demands a tailgate trombonist. We have selected perhaps the best there is – anywhere – Mike Pointon.
Mike is multi-talented. His trombone skills have been heard alongside the likes of Capn' John Handy, Albert Nicholas and Mezz Mezzrow and a host of top Brit bands, including Ken Colyer and Sammy Rimington. He is also a respected writer and broadcaster, producing some pivotal series' for the BBC, including 'Melly on Jelly' with the late and much missed George. Together with Martin Colyer and Ray Smith, he wrote the award winning, 'Goin' Home – the Uncompromising Life & Music of Ken Colyer'.
Jonathan 'J J' Vinten spent over two decades on the road with George Melly as part of the John Chilton Feetwarmers. This required a great understanding of the blues and an exceptional technique. J J has all of this and fits the classic ensemble perfectly.
Bassist, Keith Donald has played with so many great musicians in a career stretching back over 35years. He has provided that bass pulse for such luminaries as Humphrey Lyttelton, Acker Bilk, Monty Sunshine, to name a very few.
.I guarantee you will not find a hotter line-up on a riverboat shuffle anywhere. Can you afford to miss this?
Tickets are just £31.50 per person. If you or your club can get a party of 10 or more, we can do a special price.
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ryse: the vision
The Earth Guardians, Rising Youth for a Sustainable Earth (RYSE) Councils are youth-led council's of solutionaries who are using the arts and their creative passion and skills to create campaigns that address climate and environmental issues in their communities. The Youth Council's are made up of diverse youth from across the globe using community-wide solutions activation trainings and mentor support to co-create the future they know is possible.
Earth Guardians host national RYSE leadership trainings and each RYSE council member in return hosts trainings in their community with the support of adult mentors.
The RYSE Youth Councils are living examples of young people that are stepping up as leaders and empowering an entire generation to take action on behalf of leaving future generations a healthy, just sustainable planet.
Other ways they engage in RYSE include starting solution based Earth Guardian crews, learning together through training, taking legal action to centralize the youth voice in positions of power and crafting strategic nonviolent direct action campaigns to turn the tides on important issues that will affect their future.
They are a network of independent thinkers, revolutionaries and artists who are joining forces to bring about a culture shift, one that reconnects with becoming caretakers of the Earth. With our futures at stake, we are coming together to #RYSEup to the challenge of our time. Join us!
How ryse works
In both, 2015 and 2016, the impressive young leaders who make up the RYSE Youth Council attended RYSE trainings to support their work as young leaders in their communities. RYSE trainings were facilitated by a democratic, front lines, action-oriented team of organizers and facilitators. Recognizing times of crisis as vital opportunities for improving life on earth they fuse political education, skills training, group development, and direct organizing.
Day 1 of these trainings focus on analysis of key issues, organizing, and leadership strategy.
Day 2 is dedicated to collaboratively crafting a plan for climate solutions using innovative facilitation techniques to implement in their communities.
Youth Council Leaders are strategizing to collectively carry out and lead organized national actions. These powerful, unified actions will mobilize and inspire participants in addition to continuing the momentum of the movement.
In Summer of 2016, RYSE Youth Council Leaders across the country will put their new skills to use and organize local trainings and events within their communities.
Time to RYSE! Leaders and communities will put their climate solutions into action. Shovels will be in soil planting trees and gardens, solar panels will cover school rooftops, and new solar-powered lights will line park sidewalks. We anticipate ingenuity and never-before-seen solutions. Youth leaders will discover the creative, collaborative leaders within. With the tools and connections from RYSE, youth will recognize themselves as leaders, catalysts for change and a part of our greater global community.
RYSE Summer Training 2017
23 young people on the RYSE Youth Council will be convening in Mora Mora, New Mexico from July 23rd through July 29th at the beautiful 500-acre Hummingbird Ranch, a retreat center nestled in a valley among the Aspens, Cottonwoods, and Ponderosa Pines in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains of northern New Mexico.
The summer training is a touchstone of the RYSE Youth Council program. This year, it is an intensive week-long training focused in skills building, discovering our niche in the youth climate movement as RYSE, and building our strategy and next steps moving forward.
At this training, youth will be joined and trained by world renowned trainers:
- Joshua Kahn Russell (core trainer at the Wildfire Project and the Ruckus Society, former Global Trainings Manager at 350.org)
- Barbara Jefferson (core trainer at Generation Waking Up, specializing in Theater of the Oppressed, Restorative Justice, Joanna Macy's Work that Reconnects, Deep Culture, and the Wake-Up Experience)
- Luke Nephew (of The Peace Poets)
The training Support Team: Daniel Jubelirer (former RYSE Council member), Morgan Curtis (Spiritual Ecology Fellow and Digital Storyteller at Our Children's Trust), Niria Garcia (RYSE International Youth Council member) and Aidan Ferris (Earth Guardians Protect Our Future Campaign Coordinator, former RYSE Youth Council Member)
You can support this critical training by donating to the RYSE Summer Training Crowdfunder here. Make an investment in this generation and their future at the link above as we #RYSEUP to address one of the greatest challenges of our time!


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Anna Watson Carl named her cookbook The Yellow Table after her own kitchen table, a vintage piece that was handed down to her by her mom. For Carl, this humble but bright table came to represent the act of gathering around with friends and family to eat good, home-cooked food.
Likewise, a small group of foodies gathered around another (salvaged wood) table in a Drift Studio NYC's loft in Chelsea last month to sample some of the seasonal recipes from Carl's forthcoming cookbook. There was spring pea risotto, lemon and herb roasted chicken, roasted carrots with orange and thyme, shaved asparagus salad with parmesan and chili flakes, and a dessert of strawberry rhubarb crumbles with vanilla bean ice cream.
The ingredients were provided by Whole Foods, the beautiful decor and place settings was provided by ABC Carpet and Home and were styled by Jenn Elliot Blake, while La Happy did the calligraphy on the place cards and menu. The photographs you see here are by Belathée.
The evening delivered on its promise. Despite the cavernous lofted space, it felt intimate–conversation flowed easily among the attendees (mostly strangers to one another) as we wiped our plates clean, course after course. By the time I tottered out, laden with a gift back of organic goodies (including homemade granola), I felt like I needed this magical cookbook for myself!
Luckily, the Kickstarter for Carl's cookbook launched yesterday, so you can now pre-order it! It's full of vegan, vegetarian, carnivore, and gluten-free recipes that are easy to throw together before your friends arrive. Take it from an expert–Carl has worked as a private chef, recipe tester and more. She's got quick, healthy and tasty cooking down.
If you want to meet Carl and don't live in NYC, don't fret. She's road tripping across the South, through LA and up to Seattle over the next few weeks. Look up her schedule here. And also, follow her delicious blog!


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Time or money
I have seen the ads for SmartCertify and they look good, and good price too.
Ask yourself, are you looking to certify soon to look for prospective jobs, or do you want to actually learn to work with the certifications you are going for? Stuff like SmartCertify can probably train you to pass the exam, but are you going to know the stuff good enough to pass the interview? - thats where the most companies get you.
A cheaper, longer (depending upon your study habits) alternative would to buy used training guides to learn the total ins and outs of the application, and how & when & why to resolve a situation. Get the books from half-price books, libraries, etc.
Thank you for the input
Thanks for the input. I will definitely take that into account. You're right smartcertify will only help me pass the exams. On average, how much time do you think one needs or should spend to prepare/study for an A+, MSCE, & CCNA?
Smart Certify Sucks
One thing I don't like about Smart Certify is their Marketing. Its sucks...they are big cheat.Beware of their marketing people.
certification tests prices
btw, any body know the price for the MSCE, CCNA, A+, & Linux+ tests?
Test costs
Microsoft Tests = $125.00 per test
CompTIA Tests = $145.00 for A+ (remember its 2 parts)
$225.00 for Security+
$207.00 for Net+, iNet+, Server+ and Linux+
I bought the package from SmartCertify for the Windows 2000 MCSE. Their stuff is ok, it starts from the basics and works its way up. To be honest, if you are not going to be disciplined and work on their courses the way they are supposed to be used, you may be spending money for something you don't use. That is what happened with me. Eventually, I got MCSA Windows 2000, but I didn't use half of the course, or the extras that were thrown in. That's not a comment on their courses, just on how life interferes with our plans. I also started the Network+ course (came as part of the package) and was quite impressed. Again, I wasn't able to finish the course before taking the exam.
The courses will teach you alot about the subjects. The Net+ was helpful for the exam, but since I didn't finish the Win2k stuff, it really wasn't, but not because of their fault.
To make a long story short, I thought they made good materials, but if you don't end up using it, you are really wasting your money. That is something else to take into consideration.
thank you. That is something I really gotta consider because I'm not that disciplined when it comes to "self-studying." thank you Rkn
Smart Certify
Last year when I used Smart Certyfy thats where my computer messed up. I don't know what caused it. Lately they have been offering a free courses.
I do like the fact I am really learning from this class for the computer support and A+. It has virtual computers and u can check your answers. It has helped me learn a lot. I do not know where the credits are accepted. Just so I learn is important. Ask businesses if they recomend Smart Certify.
SmartCertify not worth it
My personal opinion don't waste your money on Smart Certify. Smart Certify is not worth the money. Once you get trap and pay thousands their no way you can come out of it. Also, they give us 2 months to cancel the contract. Normally if you fail first time, their is a waiting period of 1 month to try second time. By the time you get ready second time the trial period is over. Also, the material their is OK. Personally I can gain a lot through classroom training rather than online CBTs.


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University of Wyoming is a public institution that has a large selection of majors available for students to choose from. The school is located in Laramie, WY, in a predominantly rural area. As a land grant institution this school is among larger public institutions in the state of Wyoming. Enrollment at University of Wyoming exceeds 13,000 per year.
Areas of study offered at UW include:
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Students applying for admission are required to submit an application, transcripts, records, test scores and any requested letters of recommendations, which will then be reviewed by the school. Either the SAT or ACT exam must be taken to apply to UW. Scores in a range of 21 to 27 on the ACT or 980 to 1210 on the SAT are required to increase your chances for acceptance. This school has an acceptance rate of around 95% of which only 42% chose to enroll. More information from the admissions office can be found at uwyo.edu.
The tuition at UW varies based on the state of residence of the student. In-state residents pay around $3,900 per year and out-of-state residents are charged $12,000 for the year. Housing is available for students, and generally costs around $4,100 annually. University of Wyoming may offer financial aid for students that qualify in the form of loans, grants, scholarships and work study programs.
The University of Wyoming "Cowboys" compete in a number of intercollegiate sports through participation in the NCAA. Sports available may include but not limited to:
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University of Wyoming has a total student population of about 13,000. The enrollment breakdown by academic level is 13% enrolling as graduate students and 79% as undergraduate students.
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- In-State Tuition: $2,900-$3,400
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Agriculture Operations
- Animal Sciences (B, M)
- Agricultural Business (B)
- Range Science and Management (B, D, M)
- Agricultural Economics (M)
- Agronomy And Crop Science (D, M)
- Agricultural Communication (B)
- Agroecology and Sustainable Agriculture (B)
- Soil Science and Agronomy (M)
- Urban Planning (M)
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- Physiology (B)
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- Zoology and animal Biology (B, D, M)
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- Business, Management, Marketing and Related Support Services (D)
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- Spanish Language Teacher Education
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- Civil Engineering (B, D, M)
- Architectural Engineering (B)
- Electrical Engineering (B, D, M)
- Computer Engineering (B)
- Systems Engineering (B)
- Environmental and Environmental Health Engineering (M)
Engineering Technology
- Surveying Technology (C)
English Language and Literature
Ethnic Cultural and Gender Studies
- United States Studies (B, M)
- Womens Studies (B)
- native American Studies
Family and Consumer Sciences
- Family and Consumer Sciences (B, M)
- Human Nutrition (M)
- Child Care (C)
Foreign Languages and Literature
- Spanish Language And Literature (B, M)
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- Russian Language And Literature (B)
- German Language And Literature (B, M)
Health and Clinical Professions
- Nursing (B, M)
- Pharmacy (D)
- Audiology And Speech-language Pathology (B, M)
- Dental Hygiene (B)
- Nursing Practice (D)
- Health Services
- Family Practice Nurse
- Nursing Education
- History (B, M)
Interdisciplinary Studies
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Legal Professions and Studies
- Law (D)
Liberal Arts and Sciences
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Mathematics and Statistics
- Mathematics (B, D, M)
- Statistics (B, D, M)
Natural Resources and Conservation
- Natural Resources, conservation (C)
- Environmental Studies (M)
Philosophy and Religious Studies
- religious Studies (B)
- Philosophy (B, M)
Physical Sciences
- Geology and Earth Science (B, M)
- Chemistry (B, D, M)
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- Physics (B, D, M)
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- Geophysics And Seismology (D, M)
- Hydrology And Water Resources Science
- Psychology (B, D, M)
Public Administration and Social Services
- Social Work (B, C, M)
- Public Administration (M)
Recreation and Fitness Studies
Security and Protective Services
- Criminal Justice (B)
Social Sciences
- Social Sciences (B)
- Political Science (B, M)
- Anthropology (B, D, M)
- Sociology (B, M)
- Geography (B, M)
- Cartography
Visual and Performing Arts
- Art Studies (B)
- Drama (B)
- Music (B, M)
- Music Performance (B)
- Music Theory And Composition
Other 4-Year Public Colleges
The list of schools below have been selected by researching which schools offer similar programs to University of Wyoming.
- Colorado State University in Fort Collins, CO (57 miles away)
- University of Northern Colorado in Greeley, CO (78 miles away)
- University of Colorado at Boulder in Boulder, CO (92 miles away)
- Colorado School of Mines in Golden, CO (109 miles away)
- Metropolitan State College of Denver in Denver, CO (113 miles away)


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JCC Chicago *
Through a mix of formal and informal education, recreational and cultural activities, JCC Chicago provides quality experiences that enrich the lives of individuals, families and the community at large. JCC's award-winning preschool programs, summer camps and wide array of activities provide opportunities to bring Jewish values to life through innovative programs designed to meet the needs of everyone from infants to adults.
Founded in 1903 to serve the needs of the burgeoning population of Jewish immigrants in Chicago, JCC today serves more than 24,000 Chicago area children, adults and families each year. JCC is a partner with the Jewish United Fund in serving our community.
Programs located throughout the Chicagoland area: Chicago (Lakeview/Rogers Park/Hyde Park), Glencoe, Northbrook, Skokie and Lake Zurich
* Listings with an asterisk are part of the JUF/JF partnership of agencies serving the Chicago and worldwide Jewish community.
Jewish Community Centers of Chicago (JCC) *
30 S. Wells Street, Suite 4000
JCC Chicago is a life-affirming journey that builds on the richness and power of Jewish values and continues to reimagine them for a more connected, inspired community. Through a mix of formal and informal education, recreational and cultural activities, JCC Chicago provides quality experiences that enrich the lives of individuals, families and the community at large. JCC's award-winning preschool programs, summer camps and wide array of activities provide opportunities to bring Jewish values to life through innovative programs designed to meet the needs of everyone from infants to adults.
Founded in 1903 to serve the needs of the burgeoning population of Jewish immigrants in Chicago, JCC today serves more than 24,000 Chicago area children, adults and families each year. JCC is a partner with the Jewish United Fund in serving our community.
Programs located throughout the Chicagoland area: Chicago (Lakeview/Rogers Park/Hyde Park), Glencoe, Northbrook, Skokie and Lake Zurich
Chavayah Overnight Camp for Girls in Lake Delton, WI *
JCC Chicago
Chavayah is the newest girls' orthodox overnight camp in the Midwest for fifth-11th grade campers. Located at the Perlstein Retreat Center in Lake Delton, WI. Enjoy outdoor and adventure activities as well as cultural arts, sports, swimming, ruach-filled Shabbos programs and daily Jewish learning. Take two offsite field trips, and enjoy the private, outdoor pool, boating cove, air-conditioned gym, theater, and recreation center. Day camp/overnight camp combinations offered through Apachi Rogers Park at the Bernard Horwich JCC.
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Dina & Eli Field EZRA Multi-Service Center *
909 Wilson Ave.
The Dina and Eli Field EZRA Multi-Service Center is dedicated to Tikkun Olam, or "repairing the world," and helping our community members live with dignity through advocacy and compassionate, collaborative care for those experiencing a crisis or isolation.
Financial Resource Development & JCC Chicago Endowment Foundation *
30 S. Wells Street
The JCC Chicago Endowment Foundation, in partnership with the Jewish United Fund of Metropolitan Chicago's Agency Endowment Program, was created to provide for our future and for the future of our programs and services to the greater Chicago Jewish community. Endowment revenue and annual philanthropic support enable JCC Chicago to strengthen Jewish identity and community, develop and deliver innovative programs and services, and cultivate future leaders in the Jewish community.
Fridays at JCC *
300 Revere Drive
Second Fridays 5:45-7:30pm Northbrook@ Bernard Weinger JCC; Lake Zurich @ Lake County JCC; Lakeview @ Florence G. Heller JCC. Who doesn't love seconds and thirds of a good thing? Join the JCC Community for a young family Shabbat on second Friday nights monthly. We provide dinner and dessert along with songs, stories and of course Shabbat Candle lighting and challah! Third Saturdays 3:30pm-5:00pm Northbrook, Lake County, Lakeview. Third Saturdays is an opportunity for your family to enjoy an afternoon of fun with your JCC community. Ending with Havdalah, families can participate in a themed craft, snack and an interactive activity or entertainment.
Heller JCC Adult Program *
Temple Sholom
Program offers older adults the opportunity to come together for Open University and activities like current events discussions, Yiddish lessons, and a variety of lecture and day trips in a relaxed, social environment.
JCC Camp Chi *
Summer Address
An enriching, Jewish, overnight camp experience for boys and girls ages 9-16. JCC Camp Chi has been the summer home away from home for generations of campers. Located on 600 wooded acres on a private lake in Lake Delton, WI, the camp features two heated pools, waterfront activities, air-conditioned gym, equestrian center, high ropes challenge courses, zipline, climbing wall, arts center, lighted sports fields and more! Teen leadership and adventure trip programs available. Accredited by the American Camp Association and recognized as the #1 overnight camp in the Midwest.
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JCC Chi Town Connection *
3050 Woodridge Lane
Year-round teen program offers social, recreational and cultural activities, leadership development and volunteer opportunities.
JCC Chicago Jewish Film Festival *
Phone: (847) 763-3507
The JCC Chicago Film Festival showcases films that reach across age groups for families, young adults and seniors. The festival brings the Chicago community together to experience films with a wide range of themes and perspectives. This festival is a no-holds barred approach to diversity and the strong Jewish contributions to world culture.
JCC Chicago Marketing and Communications *
300 Revere Drive
JCC Chicago Seed 613 *
Administrative Office
Volunteer-run community of local innovators, entrepreneurs, thought leaders, creators and educators who invest their talent and energy to foster the next generation of social entrepreneurs and impact our Jewish community.
JCC Chicago Women's Auxiliary *
Administrative Office
This volunteer service organization provides scholarship assistance to campers attending JCC Camp Chi and JCC Apachi Day Camps. These important volunteer tasks enhance community life.
JCC J at School *
Phone: (847) 763-3632
JCC Chicago's J at School is an umbrella program providing high quality after school, before school, enrichment, recess and lunch supervision in more than two dozen schools throughout the Chicagoland area.
JCC Maccabi Chicago *
Administrative Office
An annual, international Olympic-style sporting event held each summer in select cities for Jewish teens, 13-16 years of age. Competition includes basketball, baseball, softball, soccer, lacrosse, flag football, volleyball, track and field, swimming, tennis, golf, ice hockey and more. The largest organized sports program for Jewish teenagers in the world, the Games provide 6,000 Jewish youth with an unparalleled athletic and cultural experience and strengthens Jewish identity. A summer arts experience for creative Jewish teens ages 13-17 features workshops in a variety of specialties with some of the leading artists in each field and incorporates community service, social activities, and themes of Jewish heritage, community, and Israel.
JCC Perlstein Retreat Center *
Summer Address
Located on Lake Blass in the Wisconsin Dells, the JCC Perlstein Retreat Center is available for business and private rentals throughout the year. The location and facilities are perfect for your next retreat, meeting or simcha. Accommodations include include hotel-style rooms with a private balcony or patio, housekeeping and kosher meals and snacks. There's space for activities and meetings on our property and adjacent Camp Chi.
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JCC Pritzker Center for Jewish Education *
Bernard Weinger JCC
Supporting Jewish educational programs and services offered by JCC.
JCC School's Out *
30 S. Wells Street
In coordination with local school calendars, the JCC provides safe, quality and fun care for children in kindergarten through grade five. Days off school spent at JCC School's Out days are filled with a variety of trips to local destinations, events, sports and games, and meaningful activities. Experienced staff balance the day with structure and enthusiasm. Children can come with a friend or make new friendships. The JCC also offers pre- and post-camp School's Out days to help families bridge unscheduled summer days for their children.
JCC Shalom Over 50 *
Phone: (224) 406-9233
Shalom Over 50 is a Jewish club that meets weekly at Temple Anshe Shalom for Yiddish classes, speakers and fellowship. A full schedule of thought-provoking lectures, current events and performances ensures lively discussion and a good time. Lunch is provided each week.
JCC Rose and Sydney N. Shure Kehilla *
300 Revere Drive
A joint project of JCC Chicago and synagogues from Lakeview to Hyde Park for young adults in their 20s and 30s, newly married couples and families with young children.
JCC Sports, Leagues and Aquatics *
Phone: (224) 406-9224
JCC offers a wide variety of sports programming at JCC locations across Metropolitan Chicago. All programs provide an opportunity to learn new skills and progress in development through instruction, practice, and individual or team play. Children will learn a love for sports and find new challenges in a variety of classes and leagues within an appropriately competitive atmosphere. Features leagues for basketball, soccer, floor hockey and flag football. Staff is trained to enhance self esteem, teach skills and bring Jewish values to life both on and off the field/court. JCC also excels at group and individual swim instruction with our exclusive Lenny Krayzelburg Swim Academy. Offers instruction at all swim levels as well as lifeguard training. Swim lessons begin for children as young as three months old. Parent/tot, group and private swim lessons are also available. All-In Swim is a new, inclusive learn-to-swim program for children with autism spectrum disorder and is offered at various aquatic locations across the city and suburbs.
JCC Travel *
Administrative Office
Domestic and international excursions and tours offer exploration through a Jewish lens. Receive superb service and an exceptional experience. Specialized travel programs for groups and individuals, including trips to Israel and Cuba.
Road Scholar, formerly Elderhostel *
JCC Chicago
JCC offers a variety of multi-day programs with a focus on Chicago. Each program provides an opportunity for stimulating and interesting experiences and discussions, enriched by the insight of expert docents and the company of fellow lifelong learners. Past programs have included Signature City Chicago, A Taste of Chicago's Food History, Beautiful Music at Ravinia, Theatre in Chicago, and City Highlights Weekend. Road Scholar programs offer adults 55+ affordable, short-term vacation opportunities designed to be both educationally and culturally stimulating and socially gratifying. Program fees include Road Scholar educational sessions, accommodations, entertainment and most meals.
Say it in Hebrew! *
JCC Chicago
Connect to Israel and Jewish culture by learning the everyday language spoken in Israel so that is practical, relevant and effective for real life. Students are immersed in a Hebrew speaking setting in small classes with fellow learners of similar language proficiency. Multiple levels of instruction at three sites across the Chicago area.
JCC Early Childhood Education *
Administrative Office
JCC Early Childhood education provides children with a solid foundation for future learning success, socially, emotionally, cognitively, physically and spiritually. JCC guides each child to reach his or her individual potential. The approach is simple: JCC puts your child at the center of everything.
NAEYC accredited program covers core curriculum based on national and state standards including math, literacy, science and social studies. The JCC preschool program integrates Jewish curriculum that is rich in culture and tradition. Premier programs for families with children (infants through 5 years of age) are offered at locations throughout Chicago and the suburbs. Programs include full- and half-day preschool, infant/toddler care, kindergarten, enrichment classes, adult/child classes JNew Mom's Group Stay and Play, summer fun programs and family events.
Bernard Horwich JCC Early Childhood *
3003 W. Touhy Ave.
Half-day preschool, enrichment classes, summer preschool camps and family events for children 2 through 5 years of age.
Bernard Weinger JCC Early Childhood *
300 Revere Drive
Full- and half-day preschool, infant/toddler care, backup child care, full-day and half-day kindergarten, adult/child classes and family events for children infants through 5 years of age.
Florence G. Heller JCC Early Childhood *
524 W. Melrose Ave.
Full- and half-day preschool, infant/toddler care, preschool camps, adult/child classes, JNew Mom's Group, enrichment classes, summer fun programs and family events for children infants through 5 years of age.
JCC Early Childhood at "Z" Frank Apachi Campus *
3050 Woodridge Lane
Half-day preschool, adult/child programs and enrichment classes and family events for children 18 months through 5 years of age.
JCC Early Childhood at Am Shalom *
840 Vernon Ave.
Half-day preschool, enrichment classes, stay and play, summer fun program, adult/child classes and family events for children 18 months through 5 years of age.
JCC Early Childhood Lake County Community Campus *
23280 N. Old McHenry Road
Full- and half-day preschool, infant/toddler care, adult/child classes and programs, enrichment classes, and family events for children through 5 years of age.
Mayer Kaplan JCC Early Childhood *
5050 Church Street
Full- and half-day preschool, infant/toddler care, enrichment classes and family events for children and infants through 5 years of age.
JCC Chicago J Camps *
300 Revere Drive
Offers kids the chance to try new activities, have fun, and make new friends in a Jewish camp community. All camps feature instructional, carefully selected and skilled staff, and traditional activities and specialties. Day camp programs for children age 3 years through 10th grade at nine Chicagoland camp locations. Day camp programs also offer before and after camp care.
Apachi Flossmoor Anita M. Stone JCC *
5200 S. Hyde Park Blvd.
Traditional day camp, sports camp and tween camp programs for children 3 years through ninth grade. 10-acre site features instructional swim in an outdoor heated pool, air-conditioned gym, athletic fields, challenge course, basketball and sand volleyball courts, playground, indoor and outdoor climbing walls and wetland area. Flexible camp sessions allow you to build your own summer schedule of camp fun. Register for nine weeks or any combination of one-week sessions that best work with your family's summer plans.
Apachi Rogers Park Bernard Horwich JCC *
3003 W. Touhy Ave.
Neighborhood camp for Orthodox boys and girls ages 4 years through 10th grade. Daily davening and Judaic learning are led by a dynamic team of educators who engage campers in creative ways including games, songs, crafts and sports. Campers receive swim instruction and enjoy activities in the gym, athletic fields, art studio, outdoor volleyball court and picnic area. The camp site also features ample air-conditioned space for hot and rainy days. Four- and eight-week sessions available.
Hyde Park JCC Day Camp *
5200 S. Hyde Park Blvd.
Neighborhood day camp for children ages 3 years through second grade. The camp offers swim instruction and features an air-conditioned gym and fun indoor spaces, art studio, playground, close to lakefront, and access to Harold Washington Park for sports and outdoor activities. Four- and eight-week sessions are available. A third through ninth grade camp is available at Apachi Flossmoor located at the Anita M. Stone Community Center or JCC Apachi Chicago Day Camp at UIC (bus service from Hyde Park JCC is provided).
JCC "Z" Frank Apachi Day Camp *
3050 Woodridge Lane
A premier, American Camp Association accredited camp for children ages 4 years through seventh grade. Counselors-in-training program offered for campers entering eighth-10th grade. Located on a private and beautiful, wooded 10-acre site, the camp features an air-conditioned cultural arts building, tennis, volleyball and basketball courts, softball, soccer and kickball fields, boating pond, challenge course, climbing wall, miniature golf and a Ga-ga pit. Twice-daily swimming including instructional swim in our two heated outdoor pools. Nineteen specialty activities are offered. Four- and eight-week sessions include door-to-door bus service. Day camp/overnight camp combinations with Camp Chi are also available. Apachi Ivrit, J Camp in Hebrew, also takes place at this location.
JCC Apachi Chicago at UIC Campus *
Administrative Office
JCC's premier city day camp for children ages 4 years through sixth grade. The camp is an urban oasis featuring an Olympic-sized pool and swim instruction, gymnastics training room, sand volleyball courts, dance studio, manicured sports fields, collegiate tennis courts, picnic area and available air-conditioned space. Three-, four- and seven-week sessions are available and include bus service. Day camp/overnight camp combinations with Camp Chi are also available.
JCC Apachi Northside at Northside College Prep *
5501 N. Kedzie Ave.
JCC's newest city day camp for all children kindergarten through sixth grade. The camp is located on the amazing grounds of Northside College Prep and features unique partnerships with Dream Big Performing Arts Workshop and swim instruction by Northside Aquatics Club. The camp's facilities include an indoor swimming pool, manicured sports fields, air-conditioned activity spaces, gym, art room, expansive nature area, professional performance theater, and picnic grounds. Optional bus service is available. Four- and six-week summer sessions offered.
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JCC Apachi Village Day Camp *
Bernard Weinger JCC
An eight-week day camp experience uniquely designed for children ages 3 to 5 years old. Specially trained counselors help ease the transition from home to camp for preschoolers. Campers enjoy the quality, tradition and spirit of our larger JCC camps, but in a smaller camp setting and community. The camp features instructional swim in our indoor pool (some programs available without swimming), air-conditioned gymnasium, art and activity rooms, manicured grounds and sports fields, playground and outdoor tents for shade.
JCC Early Childhood Preschool Camps *
JCC Early Childhood Services
Innovative learning and development summer camps for ages 18 months through 4 years old are blended with Jewish culture and tradition and taught by experienced early childhood educators. Your child will find excitement in music, learning, water play and art. A JCC summer will stimulate all of your child's senses and open the door to creativity and enthusiasm for discovery. Summer programs are offered at JCC Early Childhood locations across the Chicago metropolitan area.
JCC Elaine Frank Apachi Day Camp *
23280 N. Old McHenry Road, near Route 22
A premier, American Camp Association accredited day camp for children 3 years to entering seventh grade. Situated on 37 acres of open land and nature areas. Featuring two heated pools for instructional swim and free swim, climbing wall, adventure course with zip line and high ropes, multi-purpose athletic courts, manicured sports fields and a 20,000-square-foot, air-conditioned cultural arts pavilion. The camp offers 19 specialty activities for all interests. The camp is also home to the Garoon Gateway to Science, the region's only state-of-the-art, outdoor science learning center. Four- and eight-week sessions are available with optional bus transportation to designated areas. Day camp/overnight camp combinations with Camp Chi are also available.
Apachi Skokie Mayer Kaplan JCC *
5050 Church Street
Traditional day camp group sessions as well as specialty camp programs for sports and performing arts. This neighborhood camp features swim instruction in our 25-yard indoor pool, air-conditioned gym and fun indoor spaces for hot or rainy days, athletic fields, art studio, computer lab, theater, Ga-ga pit and picnic area. The camp offers field trips and a wide range of activities for all interests. Four- and eight-week sessions for kids 3-years-old through sixth grade. Half-day camp is offered for 3- to 5-year-olds. Day camp/overnight camp combinations with Camp Chi are also available.


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Jane Corsellis
Jane Corsellis studied at the Byam Shaw School of Art in London. She was awarded the Leverhulme Scholarship and the final year Painting Prize. While still a student she exhibited at the Young Contemporaries Exhibition and at the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition. After leaving the Byam Shaw in 1962 she painted for a year in Spain before returning to teach for two years. In 1972 she moved with her family to Hong Kong where she had a solo exhibition. Having returned to England for a few years, she then moved to Ottawa for three years again having a solo exhibition. Subsequently she lived for a further three years in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; while there she visited and painted in India, Thailand, Bali and Australia. Since then she has spent some months painting in Italy and made various trips to France and Spain as well as making another trip to India. In the UK she paints in London and Pembrokeshire in South Wales.
Since 1985 she has had a series of very successful solo exhibitions with the Curwen Gallery, but most recently her work featured in our group show 'Still Lifes' in January 2015. She has also produced a number of lithographs with the Curwen Studio.
The book Jane Corsellis: A Personal View Painting in Oils and Watercolour was published by David and Charles in October 2000 and is available in hardback edition from our bookstore.
Her work is in numerous corporate and private collections in the UK, North America, Europe and the Far East.


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ApproachFollow approach directions on main page to reach the base of the west face of the tower. The route follows the dihedral on the far right side (that's south end of west face or end closest to Monster Tower) of the tower - NOT the more prominent dihedral or chimney system in the center of west face (that's the chossy West Face route and also your descent route).
Route DescriptionThe route reaches the summit of this tower in 5+ enjoyable pitches on mostly sound sandstone. The "+" is meant to indicate a low 5-th class "approach" pitch at the base. The free crux of the route is on the last pitch - a 3-bolt ladder in a pretty blank face (10+ or A0).
Pitch 0: low 5th class, 160 feet. Start just left of the prominent dihedral that is followed on the upper pitches. Scramble up and right via chossy ledges aiming for the ridge top running between Washer Woman and Monster Tower. Mostly class 4 with some low 5th class moves and quite loose! Belay (gear) near a slot at the base of the prominent dihedral.
Pitch 1: 5.10-, 140 feet. Squeeze through a slot to reach the base of the dihedral. Begin up a hand crack in the dihedral and pass a bulge ~25 feet up (crux of pitch, 5.9+ or 5.10-). Continue up the dihedral which begins to look more like a high angle gully higher up. Pass several large chock stones (some are loose - be careful) and a wide (very short) crack section (5.9+ or so) and belay on a good ledge 5 feet below the "Eye Of The Needle" - a 20 foot tall window through the entire tower (note that this is NOT the opening formed by the primary arch) that is not visible from start of route. One new bolt and fixed slings.
Pitch 2: 5.9 - 5.9+, 140 feet. Move up into the "Eye" and chimney up until able to step left into an easy chimney (5.7). Continue up a low-angle hand crack. A flaring chimney section is encountered above followed by a short squeeze/OW crack (you can stem your way past these difficulties). Pitch ends with a burly mantle onto a perfect ledge. Belay from bolts.
Pitch 3: 5.10, 70 feet. The guidebooks give this section a 5.10+ rating but that's probably over-rating it. From the ledge move up and slightly right passing a bulge (crux). Look around - plenty of good pro. One steep face move and you're out of difficult terrain. Continue up to the crest of the ridge and belay on gear.
Pitch 4: 5.9, 150 feet. Hike the spectacular ridge in the direction of Woman's head. Going is 4th class except for a 12-15 foot 5.9 headwall near the end. Belay on a nice pedestal (gear) above this headwall and below the Woman's face. Note the rap anchor on the left (west) side few feet below the slab - this will be your second rappel.
Pitch 5: 5.10+ or 5.9 A0. Move up and slightly right. Make your way up to the base of the varnished face with 3 bolts in it. The going up to the face is no harder than 5.9 but you pass through some very chossy bands of rock. Clip the first piton and make your way up the blank face past 2 more fixed pieces. I thought this was very hard (but very well protected) and ended up yarding on the top bolt. Scramble easier terrain to the bolted anchor on the summit slab.
We used two 60 meter ropes on this climb. 50's might work but that's untested.
- Do a single rope rap off the summit back down to where pitch 4 ended. Note the rap anchor on the vertical wall just below the ridge (west side; awkward to get to).
- Do a double rope rap straight down the west side of the arch. This is a spectacular rappel! Your goal is a doubly bolted (new bolts + chains) rap anchor on the right wall at the top of the prominent gully forming the West Face route.
- Do another double rope rap and choose the best looking rap anchor (there are plenty though most are pretty ancient looking) as the 2 60's will not get you to the ground. Lots of loose stuff here - be extra careful when pulling the ropes.
- One more double rope rap gets you to the ground.


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I visited Prague.
The video is far way from being perfect but I'm motivated to work hard to improve my skills.
Prague never lets you go.
Strasbourg, Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art
March 2015
Teleportation of the soul.
Albenga, Italy July 2015
National Leprechaun Museum, Dublin, Ireland March 2014
Strasbourg, Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art March 2014
The Path of The Sun.
Republic of Moldova August 2012
Městská knihovna v Praze. February 2014
Being unknown.
Turin, January 2013
Albenga, Italy July 2015
Time travel.
Turin, September 2013
Closeup revival.
Turin, Italy June 2013
Catch the sun.
Chișinău, Republic of Moldova August 2012
Republic of Moldova, August 2015
Emitting warmness.
Soare's home. Turin October 2014
Why Soare and What does it mean?
My nickname is Soare [ romanian ] which means Sun.
My intention was to create a watermark for my photographs linked with my personality and nickname.
Soare's Home. Turin, December 2013
Absorb the Spectrum.
National Museum of Cinema, Turin November 2013
comfort zone.
Teatro Baretti, Turin May 2014
Charles Bukowski.
Albenga, Italy July 2015
Soare's Home, Turin April 2013
Looking for the Self.
Flower mask.
Chișinău, Republic of Moldova August 2014
Looking for the wings in the bones.
Breathing with the sea.
Soare's Home, Turin April 2015
Puzzling Truth.
Soare's Home, Turin February 2014
More awesome works of art to come.
If given a chance to study at IAAD -
my humble goal is to fill my future portfolio not only with photographs but with mind blowing graphic creations and projects as well.
Romina Chetraru
September 2015
Turin, Italy
Soare's Home Turin June 2015
infinity within me.
Turin 2013
Turin 2013
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Gladwell also includes two chapters of case studies, situations in which tipping point concepts were used in specific situations. These situations include the athletic shoe company Airwalk, the diffusion model, how rumors are spread, decreasing the spread of syphilis in Baltimore, teen suicide in Micronesia, and teen smoking in the United States.
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Now I'm even whining about being a woman with a menstrual cycle. I'm going to stop right there and move on to the announcement that my outlook seems to be improving. Yesterday, I even felt like running. The moment was fleeting and didn't lead to any actual running but it was encouraging and led to all sorts of other positive thoughts.
This morning, I saw this picture on Facebook:
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Now, the challenge is to find a way to remind myself of what's really going on the next time I'm all Debbie Downer about life. Any tips?


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A few months ago we shared with you the exciting pair of Genicanthus personatus that were collected and sent to B-Box–a popular and well known aquarium store in Japan. Commonly known as the Masked Angelfish, this species is endemic to the Hawaiian and Northwestern Islands. At the main Hawaiian Islands this species is rarely seen […]
A few months ago we shared with you the exciting pair of Genicanthus personatus that were collected and sent to B-Box–a popular and well known aquarium store in Japan. Commonly known as the Masked Angelfish, this species is endemic to the Hawaiian and Northwestern Islands. At the main Hawaiian Islands this species is rarely seen by anyone at all, thanks to the >300ft depth it inhabits. Like many deepwater species from Hawaii, it can be found as shallow as 30ft at the Northwestern Islands, but collection here is strictly prohibited. As shown above, sexes are easily distinguished by their facial marking. Males exhibiting a vibrant yellow mask and females a striking black.
The asking price of USD$30,000 that BBox put on the fish may have garnered the most attention of all. If it was a marketing ploy like some suspected… it worked. The thirty-thousand-dollar-pair-of-fish-story circulated the internet from website to website and forum to forum. Keep in mind this was just the asking price and not what they actually retailed for. Check out the video below of the fish at the shop.
In Japan and throughout Asia, when such high profile fish are sold it is usually done quietly and with discretion. A fish as high calibre as Genicanthus personatus, let alone a pair, we assumed this would be the case here; after all it's for good reason. Many make inappropriate "internet comments" about costs, showing off, etc. I always found this odd as most of the truly rare fish are behind closed doors in private collections–and rarely seen by anyone, but the owner. We trust such malicious comments will not be the case here.
Thanks to some friends in Japan and Hong Kong I was able to track down this deepwater duo and speak with the current owner of these fish–Dr. Wing Hung Chung. It didn't take much coaxing to get his permission to share these images and videos with you. Turns out he is an avid reader of GBD!
Dr. Chung is an advanced aquarium enthusiast residing in Hong Kong. He traveled to BBox, in Japan, to observe and purchase the fish and then transported them back to his home. The Masked Angelfish pair are kept in a simple, but large and dimly lit aquarium which they share with cleaner shrimp and a pair of mature Borbonius Anthias (Holanthias borbonius). To eliminate any temperature related stress, the aquarium is kept at 18 – 19C (64-66F).
The aquarium shares the same filtration and sump as his pair of Leafy Seadragons–which have spawned under his care. The unfortunate part of having the tied system is that he cannot manipulate temperatures to induce spawning in the Personatus Angels. Some of you may remember Karen Brittain successfully bred a single Genicanthus personatus at the Waikiki Aquarium–unfortunately it became one of the most tragic incidences of carpet surfing in our industry. This is a viable species for captive breeding experts. However, very few of these fish are in captivity and Dr. Chung owns what is believed to be the only privately owned pair still alive.
I had the opportunity to speak with one gentleman at MACNA who had seen these fish and the "Leafies" first hand–it was none other than Mr. Julian Sprung. Julian was at Dr. Chung's home while the Masked angels first arrived and were acclimating to their new tank.
The image above shows the male with normal coloration and his aggressive "warning body color". That is a rough translation of a phrase the Japanese use to describe the dark color change and burst of aggression. Dr. Chung observes this regularly when the fish gets angry or feels threatened. This occurs when the male grows irritated or upset with the female or one of the Borbonius steals food that the male feels is his. When this happens, the body color quickly (<10 seconds) turns to a charcoal gray color and the male will chase and/or attack. This behavior has been noted by past owners of the species and was included a couple years back in an issue of Kiyoshi Endoh's Marine Aquarist magazine. It is interesting that only males appear to have this ability.
The "warning body color" of Genicanthus personatus has been observed in captivity and the wild.
It is also worth noting that in the presence of the female G. personatus, Dr. Chung's male has maintained his pure yellow mask. Genicanthus angels are protogynous hermaphrodites–meaning they come into life as females, but should the opportunity arise they can change sex to male. In aquaria, this genus has been noted to regularly switch back forth depending on social and environmental factors. As such, some of the solitary Personatus males develop a muddy mix of yellow and black facial markings, but typically maintain the the "yellow mowhawk" on the dorsal and anal fins–see the androgynous specimen below, which started as a pure yellow male.
We'd like to thank Dr. Chung for taking the time to take photos and videos of these fish for this article and sharing his experiences. We must also tip our hats to Julian Sprung and John Coppolino for sharing their stories on this species. We hope this pair of Genicanthus personatus will momentarily quench the thirst of angelfish aficionados around the world.


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London feels a long way away, these days, and the years that I spent there are starting to feel like a long time ago. But I'll be back briefly at the end of next week – and the good people at Impact Hub Islington have invited me to give a talk on Friday night (27th).
I want to take this as an opportunity to look back on the years I spent within London's 'social innovation' scene, to share some stories, as a well as a few reflections made with the (possible) benefit of hindsight.


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The Shamanic Astrology Mystery School began offering teleclasses in 2012 on a wide variety of topics related to the Shamanic Astrology Paradigm. Most teleclasses are taught by Daniel Giamario and Cayelin Castell. Some classes include Tami Brunk and Erik Roth. Also listed are the Venus Teleclass Series (Cayelin and Tami) and the Mars Classes (Daniel and Erik).
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NYC's First Tofurky Trot Goes Down Next Week
All proceeds from the event will go to nonprofit My Dog is My Home, an organization that helps homeless people and their companion animals.
New York City will host its first-ever Tofurky Trot 5K—a running event sponsored by vegan brand Tofurky—on November 19 on Randall Island. Proceeds from the event will go to benefit vegan-led nonprofit organization My Dog is My Home, a charity founded by animal-activist Christine Kim with the mission to help NYC's homeless human-animal families. "Animal-rights and human-rights activists are not seen rallying for the same causes often enough," Kim told VegNews. "By bringing the two groups together for this event, we hope to promote the fact that animals are a part of our social environment. Helping people helps animals, and helping animals helps people." For several years, Tofurky Trot events have taken place in Los Angeles and Portland, OR, but, to Kim's surprise, have not yet come to NYC. "When we first started organizing," Kim said, "it was hard to believe that the Tofurky Trot had never been to New York City. We have a huge vegan community and one that believes in supporting social-justice movements." The event will task participants to run five kilometers in support of the cause and then treat guests to a free breakfast of vegan bagels and cream cheese, coffee, and doughnuts provided by supporting vendor Cinnamon Snail.
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