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Our Team
Our exemplary team of full-time professionals both in our Atlanta offices and on our Clayton campus work 'round the clock to develop all of the inspiring and creative programming that takes place at Ramah Darom throughout the year.
Allow us to introduce ourselves!
Frederick R. Levick
Chief Executive Officer
After realizing my dream of playing tight end for the Cleveland Browns would never make it past my own backyard, I refocused my efforts on something I was equally passionate about: People. And what a smart move that was. Prior to joining Ramah Darom as CEO in March of 2000, I spent more than 20 years in the healthcare industry, actively engaging in leadership, business development, strategic planning and project management initiatives. In 1992, after working as senior vice-president with The Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital in Greensboro, North Carolina I founded HealthServe, a non-profit community organization to fund and deliver primary healthcare and pharmacy services to low-income children and adults.
I am responsible for the overall administration and management of Ramah Darom. Among so many other things, the people are what make Ramah Darom the magical place that it is. I truly can't imagine having a more rewarding job – that of coming in to work every day with a team of creative people who are working to create dynamic inspired and meaningful programs for Jewish people of all ages. It is truly a privilege and one that I cherish.
Originally from Long Island, NY, I attended Lafayette College in Easton, Pennsylvania where I earned an AB degree in Biology, and later at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, where I received an MPH degree in Health Administration.
My beautiful and talented wife, Marcia Goldstein and I have a wonderful daughter, Joanna, and a 70-pound golden retriever, Jack, who, as anyone who has been to Ramah Darom knows, is the one who really runs the show.
Geoff Menkowitz
Director, Camp Ramah Darom
Born in Philadelphia, my parents first shipped me off to summer camp in the Pocono Mountains at the age of 10 and I never looked back. It is there where I developed my passion for Jewish education and building community. I studied at the University of Pennsylvania where I received my B.A. and M.A. in education followed by advanced coursework in Jewish Education at The Jewish Theological Seminary. Prior to joining Ramah Darom as camp director nine years ago, I held professional positions on college campuses – working with Hillel at Rutgers and the University of Pennsylvania. I also served as Director of the Meyerhoff Center for Jewish Learning at Hillel's International Headquarters in Washington, D.C. I also coached Division I Collegiate Rowing and Under 6 JCC Soccer. My wife, Elana and I have four children and live in Atlanta.
Rachel Dobbs Schwartz
Assistant Director, Camp Ramah Darom
In 1998, I came to Ramah Darom as a staff member and felt that the experience was transformative for me as both a Jewish young adult and as a young person learning to be a professional. I couldn't stay away and returned for the next several summers to coach soccer and eventually, take on the role of Rosh Sport. After four summers, I decided to pursue a study abroad program in Sydney, Australia as part of my degree from the University of Michigan, but I always knew that I'd be back…and that camp was my home.
After graduating from the University of Michigan with a double bachelor's degree in History and Art History, I pursued a career in education. I received a Master's in Teaching from Emory University and went on to teach a wide variety of history courses to high school students over the next many years. Throughout my full-time teaching career, I served as a team lead teacher (at Wesley International Academy) and also as the Co-Director of Student Life (at The Weber School).
I currently live in Atlanta with an amazing family (husband, two children, and dog), and spend my free time playing music (drums and guitar), watching live music, cooking, camping, hiking, and playing soccer and frisbee.
Audra Kaplan
Director, Tikvah Support Program and Camper Care
As director of the Ramah Darom Tikvah Support Program, I enjoy blending my love of camp and my passion for Judaism with my experience and knowledge as a clinical psychologist. I have been involved in day and residential camp programs, as a camper, counselor, educator and director my entire life. Prior to joining the Ramah Darom family, I was the camp director of Camp Firefly, a day and overnight camp program of the Jewish Child and Family Services of Chicago. My clinical career has enabled me to provide individual, family and group psychotherapy; psychological assessments; supervision and training of graduate students; workshops on clinical supervision; camp consultation; and consultation services to schools and early childhood programs. I have also consulted around issues of inclusion of children with developmental and social disorders. I received my bachelor's degree from the University of Michigan and my doctorate of clinical psychology (PsyD) from The Illinois School of Professional Psychology in 1996. I have also worked with Jewish Child and Family Services since 1997. I have four awesome children (all third generation Ramahniks!) and a private practice in clinical psychology in Chicago.
Sharon Rosenfeld
Director of Development
I joined the Ramah Darom family in 1999 where I currently serve as Director of Development. Prior to this, I worked for the Atlanta Jewish Federation for 12 years and the Rhode Island Jewish Federation for an additional four years. I was educated at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario where I received a Bachelor of Arts Degree, Concordia University in Montreal, Quebec where I received a Master of Arts Degree in Religion and Literature and Brandeis University in Boston, where I received a Master's Degree in Jewish Communal Service. Since moving to Atlanta in 1987, I have also served as an active volunteer with The Epstein School, Congregation Ahavath Achim and Congregation Or Hadash. My husband, Jed and I have two children, Adam and Hanna.
Eliana Leader
Director, Kaplan Mitchell Retreat Center at Ramah Darom
I've always known that I love to help. It would be my proudest accomplishment growing up, from helping my parents around the house, to "helping" my friend blow out his birthday candles when I was six. I have always been eager to assist others in accomplishing tasks and solving problems, and that passion can be seen in my lifelong career in Jewish community work.
I was born and raised in Atlanta and without realizing it, my helping skills were constantly taking me in the direction of Jewish leadership and development in the community, from overnight and day camp counselor and staff for 8+ years, to youth group leader for Bnei Akiva, to spending a year abroad volunteering and learning in Israel after high school. I went to University of Maryland for undergrad (go Terps!), where I majored in Sociology, minored in Jewish Studies, and played an active role in Hillel and other Jewish organizations around campus. After graduating I married fellow Atlantan and high school sweetheart, Yoni Kaplan, moved back down South, and set off on a course for more learning and helping in the Jewish community. I am blessed to have had meaningful roles as Experience Imagineer at Jewish Kids Groups for 3 years, and Executive Director of Young Israel of Toco Hills for seven years, where I have found some incredible mentors and guides. It was during this work that I caught on that I was going to be sticking to Jewish community development as a career, and went for a graduate certificate in Experiential Jewish Education at the Center for the Jewish Future at Yeshiva University.
My love for helping, and Jews, and helping Jews doesn't stop at my professional life, I am a chronic volunteer, too! I enjoy supporting numerous organizations such as the Atlanta Jewish Music Festival, Atlanta Jewish Film Festival, AMIT, as well as local schools and synagogues, but my deepest love comes from my volunteer work with Limmud. I have held many leadership positions with LimmudFest, a partnership program with Ramah Darom, which was the gateway to the incredible opportunity to become the Director of the Kaplan Mitchell Retreat Center at Ramah Darom. I am now also on the board of Limmud ATL + SE, as well as the North American delegate to Limmud International.
My husband, Yoni and I are blessed with an amazing daughter, Aria, with baby girl #2 on the way! When not "helping" I love to explore culinary adventures, color in adult coloring books, drink wine, jog, hike, travel, and crochet.
Todd Jones
Executive Chef
Todd Jones has 30 years of experience as a professional chef. Just after high school, Chef Todd accepted a job working at a family restaurant in Florida, where he discovered he had natural knife skills and a knack for working in the food environment. After six years, Chef Todd enrolled at the Culinary Institute of America and later landed a job on the island of Guam in the South Pacific working for Lufthansa Airline Caterers as a senior executive sous chef. Chef Todd then worked at The Phoenician Resort in Scottsdale, Arizona, a Five Star, Four Diamond rated resort restaurant. Over the years, Chef Todd started his own businesses and worked in a few other restaurants, including Flemings Prime Steak House and Wine Bar. He originally was introduced to Ramah Darom by Brad Semon from The Painted Plate. Todd recently Resigned from Starmount Forest CC and decided to return to Ramah where he knows he belongs. In his free time, Chef Todd loves to travel, play golf and enjoy great food, wines and spirits.
William Anthony Franklin
General Manager
I have been working at Ramah Darom since May 1997 where I currently serve as General Manager. Prior to joining the Ramah Darom family, I worked in the grocery industry for 14 years, working my way up from an entry-level position to store manager. Under my direction, my store became one one of the leading benchmark setting stores in the region. I also owned a small construction company specializing in residential remodeling in the North Georgia area.
I was educated at Piedmont College in Demorest, Georgia where I earned my Bachelor of Arts degree in Business Administration and graduated Magna Cum Laude. I received my MBA in Managerial Leadership in 2012. In addition, I am a State of Georgia Class III Water Operator, State of Georgia Class III Wastewater Operator, and a National Swimming Pool Foundation Certified Pool and Spa Operator License. Other achievements include Delta Mu Delta, Alpha Lambda Delta, and The National Society of Leadership and Success.
Andrea Cohen
Emily Kaiman
Program Coordinator, Kaplan Mitchelle Retreat Center at Ramah Darom
I love getting to imagine what a transformative Jewish experience can be—and then make those dreams a reality through our retreats!
Holly Barlow
Finance Manager
My favorite thing about working at Ramah Darom is working with financial aid. I enjoy assisting the families in sending their children to camp and making dreams come true.
Katie Hendricks
Hospitality and Sales Coordinator, Kaplan Mitchelle Retreat Center at Ramah Darom
I love being able to offer people the opportunity to experience The Kaplan Mitchell Retreat Center at Ramah Darom and all of its beauty and building lasting relationships for years to come!
Michael Fingerman
Program and Youth Assistant
My favorite thing about working for Ramah Darom is waking up on campus to the fresh Georgia Mountain air and celebrating Jewish life in our community.
Alexa Dysch
Annual Fund and Alumni Relationships Coordinator
Myriam Angel
Administrative Assistant, Camp Ramah Darom
I love seeing how philanthropic the entire Ramah Darom community is.
Robyn Diamond
Marketing and Communications Specialist
My favorite thing about working at Ramah Darom is Ramah Darom!
Susan Perlman
I love that I get to work with smart and compassionate individuals that I consider to be my extended family.
Shane Palmer
Facility Manager
Justin Thompson
Assistant Manager
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In terms of costs, the National Center for Policy Analysis has argued that transitioning birth control to OTC would lower prices precipitously and result in dramatic savings, similarly to when proton pump inhibitors made the jump from prescription-only to OTC. Additionally, estimates from the Consumer Healthcare Products Association suggest that consumers save between $6 and $7 in prescription costs in unnecessary physician visits for every $1 spent on an OTC product.
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'Russian Helicopters' representative office in Vietnam
'Russian Helicopters' opened its representative office in Hanoi in 2011 for aftersale maintenance of the Russian aircrafts.
The company supports its products during the whole life-cycle from sale to disposal. This was a part of the global service system creation programme based on helicopter maintenance certified centres and joint ventures. The implementation of the project has already started with service centres creation and certification worldwide.
Russian helicopters are traditionally in demand in the countries of Southeast Asia, which facilitates 'Russian Helicopters' strategic marketing policy. Vietnam is an important aviation market and a basic platform for business development and Russian helicopter equipment promotion in Southeast Asia and Australia.
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That is something that happened over and over again in an East Palo Alto police traffic crackdown.
One driver's excuse was so unbelievable, even the passenger appeared stunned.
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3:43 | Burt Vardeman tells the tragic story of how his tail gunner was lost over the Adriatic Sea after an intense, flak filled mission.
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Radio Operator Burt Vardeman recounts his experience of coming under flak fire in his B-24 Liberator.
Burt Vardeman goes through the typical day of a member of a B-24 bomber crew during the war.
He could not see anyone else. In the predawn, he gathered up his parachute and began a futile search for his unit and his gear, including his weapon. Canadian paratrooper Dennis Trudeau joined with an American captain he found on the road and they made their way toward the small Normandy town which was his target. Suddenly, there was the ominous whistling of aerial bombs right on top of them.
After a nerve-wracking mission to bomb Tokyo and a typhoon, B.E. Vaughan and the destroyer O'Brien suffered a second kamikaze attack which killed all three of his hometown pals who served with him on board. Then, began the grim task of collecting the personal belongings of the dead and preparing them for burial at sea.
It was their third mission over Berlin and they were heading home. Four German fighters pounced on the B-24 and it was engulfed in flame and going down. Clyde Burnette fought for consciousness as the other crew in the back of the plane bailed out. He woke in free fall with no idea how he had made it out, and soon he was in German custody. Everyone made it out of the plane except George "Danny" Daneau, the nose turret gunner, who went down with the aircraft.
When he jumped on D-Day, Canadian paratrooper Dennis Trudeau was way off target, but he finally found his unit in the small town of Varreville. Assigned to clear out a German pillbox near a bridge that was scheduled for demolition, his situation went from bad to worse when the bridge was blown.
Two engines were out, a third smoking, and they were were losing airspeed and altitude, but they were flying level and pointed home. Then time ran out for the B-17 and Don Scott had to slip down the hatch into the slipstream. Part 2 of 3.
The first operation for the 4th Division was the landing on Roi-Namur. Lawrence Snowden remembers that, though it was an easy victory, valuable combat experience and important lessons were imparted on the Marines.
Serving in the Air Force, Lammie Spivey served on multiple ships during his time on the water. After being discharged and sent to shore, he stayed on in the Army Air Corps to serve in the air instead of the sea. 6 years in Japan and 3 years in France was good to him, as he got to have family with him while serving.
Departing on the U.S.S. New York to Pearl Harbor, where he transferred to Guam. While heading back to the U.S. on discharge, he had an incident on deck that led to him taking a big fall which he miraculously survived. He decided to start Army Air Corps training, where he stayed for the rest of his service.
When Georgia native William Forbes hears of the attack on Pearl Harbor, his first question is "what's a Pearl Harbor?" He soon develops a keen understanding of what's at stake, and enlists in the Army. The first casualty: his civilian clothes.
On D-Day, William Forbes' platoon storms the beaches of Normandy and fights their way through the French countryside all the way to Cherbourg. After a month of non-stop combat, he leads his team to Saint-Lo, where a bewildering explosion drastically alters his role in the war effort.
Life in the forward engine room is challenging. Willie Nelson and his fellow engineers make the best of the heat and the crazy hours, and form an "arrangement" with the combative galley cooks. (This interview made possible with the support of DALE GREGORY)
Forbes' postwar career takes him from Europe to Puerto Rico, back to Germany, on to Korea and finally to the Pentagon, where he serves under the Secretary of Defense. He retires from the Army to become a writer and a "Beltway Bandit" - and learns to appreciate Single Malt Scotch.
Charles Fallis was in the ninth grade when the war started, but he became part of the effort when he entered the Navy in 1944. Assigned to the beach party on a troop transport, he was surprised when he had to learn to do what soldiers do every day. (This interview made possible with the support of KENNETH ANTHONY WEST.)
Forbes undergoes extensive training on the road to the European theater, earning his place as a platoon leader. His company trains in England for amphibious landings and strenuous combat. In the weeks leading-up to D-Day, they are moved to a sealed camp to await orders.
The Japanese knew that Okinawa was the last step on the Allied move toward the mainland, so they went all out with suicide attacks. Charles Fallis remembers the kamikaze alerts when he was anchored there. His ship was part of the task force that readied to invade Japan, and then after the surrender, part of the occupation. (This interview made possible with the support of KENNETH ANTHONY WEST.)
Walter Fleming arrives at boot camp in San Diego, where he trains in boxing, firefighting, and piloting a Landing Craft. During an exercise at sea, he and his crew learn that horsing around can have consequences. (This interview made possible with the support of WILLIE NELSON, JR)
He was seasick the first two weeks, but it went away and he was never bothered by it again. Charles Fallis was on the USS Grimes, a troop transport that ferried troops to Iwo Jima, and then picked up the wounded for evacuation. When a severely wounded Marine died, he witnessed a burial at sea, something he will never forget. (This interview made possible with the support of KENNETH ANTHONY WEST.)
He went home on a 30 day furlough and never went back to Europe. Bob Seeley's leave was extended, his back problem tied him up for five months, and he was shuffled around to different bases until he wound up in Maine. Rather than face the cold, he resorted to drastic measures, reenlistment.
Walter Fleming's first action is the full-scale invasion of Iwo Jima. Over several perilous days, he has many close calls with mortar fire, open-sea collisions, and artillery rounds - all the while evacuating wave after wave of wounded Marines. (This interview made possible with the support of WILLIE NELSON, JR)


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For Sale €196,000 - Apartment
Discounts of up to 60% at Ocean Pines apartments for sale in Marbella make this luxury condominium one of the Costa del Sol's best buys of 2014, specially the limited supply penthouses with their solariums, hot tubs and barbeques.
There are amazing mountain and sea views from all of the lavishly-designed 2-bed and 3-bed apartments on offer at Ocean Pines. There are just 36 apartments in low rise, white painted Andalucian-style blocks, surrounded by semi tropical communal gardens and swimming pools. An indoor swimming pool, spa with Jacuzzi and sauna.
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Set in an elevated position at the pinnacle of Los Arqueros Golf, there have been limited units available with prices starting at just €196,000 for a two bedroom apartment with Med, Gibraltar and Africa views.
Ocean Pines, a gated community that stands on a privileged area of the Costa del Sol, located in the prestigious area overlooking the Los Arqueros golf course, is just five minutes away from the internationally famous Puerto Banús. This development has stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea, Gibraltar and Africa.
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Ocean Pines benefits from nearby Moorish Benahavis amenities
Benahavis is synonymous with food. It has the highest concentration of high class restaurants in the region and draws visitors by the thousands who come simply to savour the cuisine.
It also has an extremely high percentage of resident expatriates who have found its situation and ambience irresistible.
In spite of this, it has remained remarkably unspoiled, with its picturesque narrow streets.
Its Moorish heritage is emphasized by the existence nearby of the ruined 11th Century castle of Monte mayor and anyone wishing to make the climb to visit the ruins and experience the truly sensational views of the coastline should be prepared for a strenuous but rewarding effort.
Benahavis is seldom quiet during the tourist season, but the greatest problems are finding a place to park and choosing a restaurant form the huge selection on offer. Even the old stone Arab walls around the town hall have been converted into one.
Parking should be found at the entrance to the village and the tour of its streets undertaken on foot. There are numerous bars serving excellent tapas and even a small pizzeria. Its restaurants are its glory, and it celebrates the fact by describing itself on the road signs that guide you there as the gastronomic corner of Andalucía. If you plan to go there, breakfast lightly.
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Hyosung GT300R Sports Bike is Ready to Launch in India. The bike Officially unveiled @ EICMA 2015 Milan Motorcycle Show. This is the latest bike from company with top specifications and options. Hyosung GT300R comes in Grey color. This is powered by a 275 cc Air + Oil cooled, DOHC, 75-degree V-twin, 8-valve engine.
Engine makes 27.62 BHP @ 10,500 rpm power and 23.5 NM @ 7,000 rpm torque on ride. This is mated to Constant Mesh, 5-speed gears for smooth ride. clucth is Wet-multiplate300mm petal shaped single disc, opposed 4-pistons calliper type front brake.
Rear brake is 230mm petal shaped single disc, opposed 2-pistons calliper type. There is also Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) for safety. Front suspension of the bike is 41mm Upside Down telescopic forks type. Rear suspension is Swing arm with progressive linkage, hydraulic mono shock absorber (pre-load adjustable).
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Hyosung GT300R looks appealing and measures 2090 mm x 700 mm x 1130 mm. There is 165 mm Ground Clearance, 800 mm Seat Height, 1435 mm Wheelbase, 178 kg Kerb/Wet Weight etc. Hyosung GT300R supports 15 litres Fuel Tank Capacity.


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Introduction: Cube Lube
in this wonderfull instructable i will teach you to lube a rubik's cube.
Step 1: Gather Supplies
for this instructable you will need:
1 rubik's cube in need of a lube
1 drinking straw (not the big kind) the bend doesn't matter.
some petroleum jelly
a towel (optional) if you dont use it your rubiks cube will be slicker than snot.
Step 2: Set Up Cube..
turn the top and bottom layers one half a rotation.
Step 3: May the Force Be With You.
insert straw into the jelly, when you remove the straw there should be jelly inside it. if you are using a towell wipe the straw, be carefull not to get the jelly out of the straw. insert straw intow the cube, (between the cornerpiece and the center piece. squeeze the straw so that the jelly goes into the cube.
Step 4: Repeat Step 3
repeat step 3 for each corner, then rotate the left and right halfway. repeat step 3 for each corner.
Step 5: Work It!
turn the cube rapidly in all directions working the jelly into all the working mechanisms.
Step 6: Record Your Best Times
leave a comment with how much time you can solve the cube in. or a video. can you beet my time, i bet you can if you try.
if u pop out the pieces and "generously" use petroleum jelly{i recommend Vaseline}on all sides of the pace .place it back and try solving it.It'll work like a real dayan 5 zanchi .if you properly loosen the screws of the cube the corner cutting will be great and my record time is 23.47 secs
takes me about 3 minutes, but i just memorized the algorithms yesterday and i looked up the video the day before....so im a pretty new cuber
This is an interesting way of lubing a Rubik's cube but it's probably easier to just take out a middle piece and put some petroleum jelly in. But what I would do is lube my Rubik's cube with petroleum jelly, work it around for a week or two to break it in, clean it out, mod it and then lube it with jig-a-loo or silicone spray. This makes the Rubik's cube so much better but if this works fine for you then do it, but as a few people have said already petroleum jelly does eat away the plastic over time.
no u cant at the start it works good but it will eventully eat up the plastic on the cibe since wd40 isnt for plastic.
Petroleum jelly can harm your cube - the best kind, in my opinion, is silicon lube. It stays working for ages.
There is a product called "Slipit" which is inexpensive, nontoxic, and washes away with surface cleaners, soap, etc. You should be able to find it in any Lowe's or Home Depot store. Petroleum jelly will work great, but over time will attack the plastic, and the cube will get "sticky." Silicone will work well too, except that silicone is going to "contaminate" your environment. Silicone is great stuff, but it never goes away. It can make your floors slippery, it gets into cd drives, dvd players, etc, and is almost impossible to remove, and can be toxic if ingested!
Do you know how to solve one, if not, go to you tube and type in "how to solve a rubiks cube part 1"
that was back before i memorized all the algs I now can do it no sweat. i also solve the 5x5x5 and I have a megaminix
hey i tried it and it made my cube mor stiff :( i just did it a couple minites ago. will it loosen up over time?
Just so you know, Petroleum Jelly contains petroleum. When petroleum and plastic, let's say from a Rubik's cube, the petroleum erodes the plastic...eats away at it, if you will. ;)
Yeah, so its a good thing to put in a stiff cube for a day or 2 so it become looser, and then clear out the jelly next you could use silicon lubricant to really lubricate it.
I'm just a beginner but I was able to solve in 1.33:447, please reply if you like my time.
i need yalls help i just got a rubix cube iv tryed reading how to do it its all so confuseing could some 1 like go step by step with me?
Go to YouTube and look up "Rubik's Cube Part 1". It is the sole reason I can solve the thing.
Nice instructable, although I really DOESN'T recommend using Petroleum jelly on the Rubik's Cube, because it makes the Cube really sticky after it!!
Here some Rubik's Cube tips - great for improving your solving time!.
Whatever you do , don't use petroleum jelly. It melts the plastic, peels the stickers, and makes it disgusting. I would use Jig a loo or silicone spray but don't over lube it or you cube will be bad.
if petroleum jelly "eats" plastic, than why is it packaged in plastic containers? or is the container something else?
(just posted this elsewhere)
I used to use talc when they first came out in the early 80's - only ever made managed a 1min14 sec but it was nicer to your hands than most other lubes!
just did this w/ my cube that once, when I got annoyed, I hit with a sledgehammer. :) It works like (almost) new!


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Von Stratton has become me onstage. Von Stratton girls (those who model and perform in her designs) are just an extension of me—who I was as a teenager, who I am again now— the type of girl who is a little fun and quirky a little smart and intelligent, someone who is an interesting person who loves a little bit of color.
A. | How did you become interested in the fashion industry?
I never "became interested" it was just part of something I had to do, it was never a customer or a thought of "oh this is what I should do"…it just came from being a child who found out how to make stuff to wear while in high school and when performing—I got into musical theater in high school and college, which kind of progressed naturally from one into the other — now burlesque.
I was never afraid to jump into the deep end in some form or fashion. When I turned 25, I was feeling super stale creatively but I knew I needed to do something and I had the thought "if you're young, and you're already broke and you want to be an artist…that's when you should move to NY, right?! But I found a corner space on Capitol Hill to have a 300 square foot retail space. 20 days later I opened a store on my 25th birthday. I still didn't know what I was doing but I was faking it until I made it. What I was providing my customers was an example of small artists making it work! After two years I realized what a terrible thing to do while having two jobs…so I sold the space and made custom designs. And I finally traveled then and I saw the world. Traveling to places like Shanghai was an interesting experience because it showed me what the world of manufacturing looked like on a huge scale…it was really inspirational to know that manufacturing wasn't so far out of reach….Traveling is important to my soul.
A. | What is your work routine? What does your job entail?
I work a 16 hour day most days including admin work/emails, research and then the design and manufacturing aspect. It's normally a 16 hour day…For me it is important to keep up with fashion and design, what the fashion weeks are showing, what other designers are doing. It is important to see what's happening…some designers think the opposite because they are concerned with accidentally copying what they have seen.
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A. | What's your vision for the future of your work?
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Working with Daniel Helman. I created looks for him and it was so beyond the scope of my understanding and it helped me have real, raw designer experiences that at the time make you want to cry and later are so important…we created crazy stuff. Having done this for so long but being self taught, there's a lot of things I learned the hard way—a lot of things I learn as I go, especially when it comes to custom design of really extravagant things.
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|Quoting ANA787 (Thread starter):
Could AA start PDX-MIA?
|Quoting ANA787 (Thread starter):
PDX in talks with airlines for service to MEX, SJD. Also in talks with airlines to start PDX-S. Florida.
Wouldn't be surprised to see PDX-MCO return. Could AA start PDX-MIA?
As for Mexico I could see Aeromexico starting PDX service to MEX and maybe Alaska restarting PDX-SJD
|Quoting SANFan (Reply 5):
If the routes were viable and AS thought they would be profitable, I'm sure the routes would be flown
|Quoting iowaman (Reply 11):
I would be inclined to agree as well that NK would be the best candidate for MCO and/or FLL if or when it happens. Spirit would need to be priced much lower than the many connections available because as stated above there isn't a lot of traffic to begin with.
|Quoting Hiflyeras (Reply 10):
This arlicle is taken from the dreams of PDX airport management. There's a reason no one flies to South Florida or Mexico non-stop....like SANFan said you have to run the numbers. If there aren't enough people to justify a route then no one will touch it
|Quoting dtwpilot225 (Reply 2):
I don't know if the 319 could do FLL-PDX,
|Quoting Hiflyeras (Reply 10):
I could see these all returning, maybe even next year, but 3-4 flights a week at most
|Quoting alexinwa (Reply 1):
If anyone did this, it would be AS. Aeromexico has no appeal in PDX. AS is the boss!
|Quoting ramprat74 (Reply 9):
I can see a need for nonstop service to Mexico. On our 7pm SFO flight. We have been having large groups of GDL and MEX passengers every night this summer.
|Quoting Hiflyeras (Reply 10):
If there aren't enough people to justify a route then no one will touch it
|Quoting SANFan (Reply 5):
First of all, can someone please explain about the "Virgin America hanger" at PDX that is pictured and mentioned in the article? I certainly hadn't heard anything about VX having a hanger at this airport. So why then is PDX the 18th city to see Virgin service instead of one of the first? (To the best of my knowledge, Virgin's only major maintenance base is at SFO.)
|Quoting SANFan (Reply 5):
As far as the domestic markets mentioned, the first thing I would check is the DOT traffic reports for those markets. If the numbers are low, it's unlikely that any carrier would be interested in flying them unless some sort of subsidies or guarantees are in place. And again, with a carrier in town that operates a hub there, it would most likely be that carrier that could make marginal routes successful. B6 to FLL? Ain't gonna happen. Transcons from Spirit? I really doubt that will happen anytime soon. (How high on NK's list of 300 potential city-pairs do you suppose PDX-FLL is?)
|Quoting MaverickM11 (Reply 12):
NK hasn't launched anything that long in ages. I don't think NK has any interest in transcons, and it certainly doesn't bother with connections, even in FLL
|Quoting spiritair97 (Reply 14):
Well that shouldn't be too hard for NK, given their latest strategy of 3-4flights a week, even on strong routes.
|Quoting OB1504 (Reply 16):
FLL is NK's largest connecting hub. The morning and evening banks are specifically tailored to allow for connections between the United States and the Caribbean/Latin America and vice-versa. You're correct that NK isn't pursuing transcon flights at the moment, but they've always tried to maximize connection opportunities.
|Quoting EddieDude (Reply 15):
It'd be interesting if AM or Volaris takes any interest in PDX.
|Quoting OB1504 (Reply 16):
"Strong routes" get 3-4 flights a day.
|Quoting point2point (Reply 13):
Q4, 2011 FAA PDEW numbers are:
PDX-Miami/Fort Lauderdale area...233
|Quoting RWA380 (Reply 6):
On a side note, OUCH, your crushing our PDX dreams.
|Quoting point2point (Reply 13):
Quoting Hiflyeras (Reply 10):
like SANFan said you have to run the numbers.
Q4, 2011 FAA PDEW numbers are:
PDX-Miami/Fort Lauderdale area...233
Maybe? Although seems to be very, very long, and pretty thin......
|Quoting HPRamper (Reply 7):
No hangar is mentioned in the article.
Virgin America airlines celebrated its expansion to Portland International Airport in June with the first flight arrival and a party for the Portland business community at the Virgin America hangar. Virgin America CEO David Cush, Portland Mayor Sam Adams and actor Kyle MacLachlan (Portlandia's mayor) spoke after the first flight arrived.
|Quoting MAV88 (Reply 21):
Boston is a little bigger than both MCO-PDX and MIA/FLL-PDX and it is able to maintain year round service on AS (less than daily off season) and B6
|Quoting KWBL (Reply 19):
I've never undeerstood the statement "If the route was viable, then someone would already be flying it". If that were the case, then there would be no more new routes to fly.
|Quoting wnflyguy (Reply 23):
Any thoughts?
|Quoting KWBL (Reply 19):
Mexico is a large market from Oregon - both leisure and business.
|Quoting OB1504 (Reply 16):
With the right incentives, an airline could be motivated to start PDX-FLL, possibly seasonally
|Quoting lhpdx (Reply 27):
SANfan..........Why are you hating on Portland big time? I commend the Port of Portland for trying to attract new service out of PDX...?
|Quoting lhpdx (Reply 27):
Are you still upset that Alaska got the flight to National out of PDX and not San Deigo?
|Quoting SANFan (Reply 22):
Excuse me 'Ramper. Here's the caption of the picture in the article (taken inside the hangar):
|Quoting SANFan (Reply 22):
So the article is wrong -- there is no Virgin America hangar?
|Quoting SANFan (Reply 28):
My other point remains that I feel there should be at least an attempt to support a statement of a wish for a new route with some basis. Shouldn't there be a little thought as to why it's even remotely possible that carrier XXX would consider a flight between PDX and ZZZ?
|Quoting wnflyguy (Reply 23):
I can see WN adding FL service PDX -SJD and PDX-MEX.
|Quoting EddieDude (Reply 15):
Interesting then that AS has never considered flying PDX-MEX nonstop.
|Quoting KWBL (Reply 25):
Some of those articles also indicated Mexicana's demise (in addition to the economic factors above) was that they were only capturing a miniscule portion of the leisure destination traffic
|Quoting HPRamper (Reply 29):
They may have used that hangar for the day but they sure don't have any kind of lease or anything on it.
|Quoting KWBL (Reply 19):
Mexico is a large market from Oregon - both leisure and business. I just don't know that any one destination is popular enough to warrant a nonstop flight
|Quoting EddieDude (Reply 15):
Interesting then that AS has never considered flying PDX-MEX nonstop.
|Quoting EddieDude (Reply 15):
MX used to serve PDX from both GDL and MEX... or was it MEX-GDL-PDX? It'd be interesting if AM or Volaris takes any interest in PDX.
|Quoting spiritair97 (Reply 18):
I'd bet on Volaris doing PDX before I would AM.
|Quoting KWBL (Reply 19):
I just don't think AA has any realy interest in the PDX market (they have rarely added flights, but have cut almost everything they gained through the mergers of AirCal, RenoAir, and TWA).
|Quoting SANFan (Reply 20):
Hey, hey, '380, I said it's great to dream and discuss -- lordy knows I do plenty of that myself -- but some facts and figures help make it realistic. (And a fluff piece like the article quoted means nothing at all.) That's really all I'm saying.
|Quoting SANFan (Reply 22):
Actually, PDX-BOS had a 3Q11 PDEW of ~274, as opposed to PDX-MCO's PDEW of ~141 for the same quarter. That's why BOS sees 2 cx operating 1 flight each... and PDX-MCO sees no service. (That of course is not the only reason but is a good part of why; BOS is also, I assume, a much better yielding -- more business-oriented -- market than Orlando or S Florida.)
|Quoting wnflyguy (Reply 23):
I can see WN adding FL service PDX -SJD and PDX-MEX.
|Quoting lhpdx (Reply 27):
SANfan..........Why are you hating on Portland big time? I commend the Port of Portland for trying to attract new service out of PDX.........Are you still upset that Alaska got the flight to National out of PDX and not San Deigo?
|Quoting tomassjc (Reply 32):
Quoting KWBL (Reply 19):Mexico is a large market from Oregon - both leisure and business. I just don't know that any one destination is popular enough to warrant a nonstop flight
|Quoting SANFan (Reply 20):
As in the 'AZA' thread, I'm not sure what kind of "FAA" numbers you are finding point', but the DOT figures (found here):
show TOTAL daily traffic which has to be cut in half to produce approximate PDEW numbers.
|Quoting SANFan (Reply 22):
there is no Virgin America hangar?
|Quoting ramprat74 (Reply 35):
I read that same article in the Sunday Oregonian. It's just bad journalism from the Oregonian as usual. I stopped reading that dead fish rapper over tens years ago.
|Quoting RWA380 (Reply 33):
Honestly, SANFan is pretty PDX friendly for a guy who doesn't live here, I'm apt to agree with most of what he says...
|Quoting lhpdx (Reply 37):
Sanfran you personally should understand my passion for my home airport for you share the same for yours..Take care bud.............
|Quoting point2point (Reply 34):
My brain was still in that amuck state.
|Quoting lhpdx (Reply 37):
Alright...... Alright....Maybe I was a little brass and way to protective of our little airport that could.(PDX)...
|Quoting SANFan (Reply 39):
Guilty as charged! Correct on all counts. And thanx to you both. I'll salute all of you local A.netters next time I head across the rivers as I pass through the City of Roses - indeed a very pretty city!
|Quoting LV (Reply 41):
PDX: "But we have bacon flavored donuts!"
|Quoting HPRamper (Reply 44):
No, no...they are *bacon-topped* maple bars!
|Quoting LV (Reply 41):
PDX: "Please start flights to FLL or SJD, please????"
AS/NK: "Have you seen the price of fuel lately? No way, we can't make any money on that."
PDX: "But we have bacon flavored donuts!"
AS/NK: "Oh, bacon flavored donuts! But seriously, have you seen the price of fuel?"
|Quoting HiFlyerAS (Reply 47):
Not true....daily direct service to SJD is available on AS thru SFO. As far as I can tell this flight in in the schedule throughout the upcoming winter season as well.
|Quoting BigGSFO (Reply 49):
I can see AS adding EWR and possibly more ORD and perhaps DFW out of PDX. Not South Florida though. Maybe a post bankruptcy AA will be more aggressive with expansion to MIA, but PDX would be after SAN, SNA, in my opinion.
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While the New York Islanders are far removed from the glory years of the early '80's, this team has a special place in my heart because I grew up 10 minutes from where they played, went to a lot of games and rooted for them like crazy. I had posters of their players hanging in my bedroom alongside my favorite rock stars and pinup babes. I remember Bobby Nystrom's winning goal in the 1980 finals against Philly and everything about the next few years, including beating the vaunted Oilers in 1983 before allowing them to wrestle the Stanley Cup away in 1984. Anyway, here are the Islanders' all-time leading goal scorers to date, and it should be no surprise that all of these players were from the glory years:
Mike Bossy (573)—Mike Bossy played just 10 seasons in the NHL, all with the Islanders, from 1977 to 1987, and he ranks first in franchise history with 573 goals. This right winger was what hockey fans call a "sniper," as he had such a quick shot that he gave goaltenders no time to react before the puck was behind them. Amazingly, Bossy never had less than 38 goals in a season (his final year in the league), and he had a career high 69 goals (led the NHL) in 1978-79. But Bossy's best overall season was 1981-82 when he scored 64 goals with 83 assists for a career best 147 total points.
Bryan Trottier (500)—Center Bryan Trottier played on the same line as Bossy, which is a big reason this team won those four Stanley Cups. Trottier played for the Islanders from 1975 to 1990, and ranks second in team history with 500 goals. Trottier scored a career high 50 goals in 1981-82, and his best season was 1978-79 when he had 47 goals, 87 assists and 134 total points (the assists and points led the NHL).
Denis Potvin (310)—Denis Potvin was a defenseman and was the captain of those great Islanders teams. He ranks third in Islanders' history with 310 goals, and he played his entire career in New York, from 1973 to 1988. Potvin had his best season in 1978-79, with career highs in goals (31), assists (70) and total points (101).
Clark Gillies (304)—Clark Gillies was a left winger who played most of his career in New York, from 1974 to 1986. He played on that great Bossy-Trottier line for a while and was the beneficiary of many assists that way. Gillies ranks fourth in franchise history with 304 goals, and he had a career best 38 of them in 1981-82. Gillies' best season was 1978-79, with 35 goals and career highs in assists (56) and total points (91).
Brent Sutter (287)—Center Brent Sutter was one of six hockey-playing brothers and began his career with the Islanders in 1980, playing there until 1992. Sutter ranks tied for fifth in team history with 287 goals, and his best season with the team was 1984-85, with career highs in goals (42), assists (60) and total points (102).
Pat LaFontaine (287)—Center Pat LaFontaine began his NHL career after playing on the US Olympic team in 1984, and he played for the Islanders from 1983 to 1991. LaFontaine ranks tied with Brent Sutter for fifth all-time in Islanders' history with 287 goals. His best season for them was 1989-90 when he scored a career high 54 goals, with 51 assists and 105 total points.
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I just finished the book Kisses from Katie. I won't write a review for there are plenty out there (see a video clip here). But in short, it is about a young lady (Katie) who at the age of 18 decides to leave her home in the States to live in Uganda teaching Kindergarden to children. This leads to God opening the door of service in which she not only adopts (or is in the process) thirteen children but becomes "mommy" throughout the community. Today her ministry has grown more than she imagined. She has become the "Mother Teresa" of Uganda. An incredible story of sacrifice (to which she responds, "...I believe that nothing is a sacrifice in light of eternity with Christ.") that is hard to find anywhere for a young person in her age range.
Here are some thoughts after reading the book:
1. What Katie has done is not a calling for everyone to be a missionary in a foreign country. Her calling is unique. She doesn't believe this is for everyone but she does believe we are all called to serve Christ wherever he calls us without any reservation. I do believe this as well.
2. Katie mentions how after living in Uganda for a year she moves back to the States for a period of time and it becomes extremely hard for her to depend on God because she has no need of anything. In Uganda she had to depend on God for everything and found herself seeking Him continually. I find this to be true as well. We can pretty much live our lives without God here in America. Just our busyness is enough to entangle us away from Christ.
3. Katie challenges me to show the love of Christ to everyone, especially children. As young as she is, she has learned what many of us have a long way to go.
4. We can't save the world from their outward conditions (or inward) but it is our calling to share the Gospel both in word and in practice. She realizes this and writes:
"God assures me this is okay. If I continue to preach the gospel, and more important, live the gospel here-even if outward conditions never change or change slowly-and these people can live eternally with Jesus in heaven some day, a few years of suffering will pale in comparison."
Though I don't agree with the world "more important" in this quote-I find both to be as important- her book shows both happening simultaneously.
You can find more about her here.


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By Ketan Gupta (Bangalore, India)
Imagine your life being caught in a time loop in which you die and re-live the same day again and again. With similar movies like Source Code and Looper exploring the idea of time-loop, Edge of Tomorrow goes one step-ahead – mixing time-loop along with alien invasion.
As the Earth is under heavy attack from aliens, a soldiers gets caught in a time-loop during the war in which he re-lives a day before the doomsday. Interestingly, his skills increases as he lives, dies and repeats in the time-loop cycle which helps him get closer to defeating the aliens.
From the director of The Bourne Identify and Mr. & Mrs. Smith, Doug Liman successfully transforms a complex story into refreshing and intriguing plot which will keep you on your toes throughout. The scenes becomes repeated as same cycle goes over and over but Liman makes it interesting portraying each frame with unique style added with humor.
Hats off to the editing making it more crispy and witty. Screenplay is tight holding your attention every second. Cinematography is splendid. Art direction is applauding. CGI and action scenes are outstanding along with nice background score making superior contribution to the finished product. Tom Cruise surprises you with yet another knockout role. The legendary actor is getting better and better with each film. He gives a flawless performance both in action and comedy scenes. Emily Blunt gives an adequate support as a fearless and gallant soldier. Bill Paxton is likable in a small but important role.
Based on Hiroshi Sakurazaka's novel All You Need is Kill, Edge Of Tomorrow is intriguing, enthralling making it to the 2014's must watch movies list.
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Friday, August 28, 2009
Pink Cricut Expression
There is an exclusive pink Cricut Expression with an exclusive cart plus plantin schoolbook and accent essentials cart. (Only at Michaels) The exclusive cart is in support of breast cancer awareness. $50 of the purchase will be donated to BCA. Plus there is also another promotion going on until August 31, to receive a free Cricut Expressions to donate to the teacher/school of your choice. What a great time to buy 3 carts, donate to BCA, donate to a wonderful teacher and you get a pink expression. (the lights are even pink)
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The Artist by Artist project has launched this week. The Sunshine Coast artists were introduced to their project partner and they told us the dynamics are inspiring them creatively! Here's what they had to say.
As part of the Artist by Artist project, we at ABC Open have paired together artists to make documentaries on each other. The choice in partnerships can create entirely different outcomes and choosing those that will challenge, excite and honour the story of the other has been a process in itself.
Look at those faces above, can you see the similarities in the partners that sit above each other? Was it meant to be?
Our method was to use a dose of intuition, a contrast in mediums and energy and observation of body language between artists. We felt the artists we paired could bring out the best in each other and be able to tell their fellow artist's stories in unique ways.
Cindy Wider & Greg Windsor
Christine Elcoate & Peter Carnavas
Janna Pameijer & Carol Tohow
Pat Flynn & Kim Schoenberger
Lin Martin & Evangeline Cachinero
Cindy Wider - an artist exploring femininity and fantasy in regional Ausralia with Greg Windsor - a sculptor and visual artist who combines function, science and sustainability.
Cindy says "It's unbelievable how much I gained from the experience. It isn't often I get to talk with such amazing artists all at one time. This experience has further developed my artistic awareness and as a result it has launched me into a whole new creative journey.
Meeting Greg has been a fascinating experience, he is such a passionate, intense being, similar to me and yet also there are many unique
things about him that I am really looking forward to incorporating into his film."
Greg says "It was the artist experiencing what an artist has to say, having someone listening and trying to understand by sharing. It was an incredible experience. We learnt to trust the person who we were partnered with and help find the dialogue of each other. I felt privileged to be involved in the mix of artists. Having this mix is a real interesting, true representation of the Sunshine Coast."
Kim Shoenberger - she explores concepts of spirituality, philosophy and impermanence through sculpture and used objects with Pat Flynn - children's book writer and ex-pro tennis player
Kim says "I think it's going to be fantastic. Pat and I have teamed up really well - we compliment each other so nicely. Pat has the strengths that are my weaknesses and possibly visa versa in my thinking. He'll be able to help me…"
Pat says "Kim is very visual and as an artist she can think in pictures and she has ideas of how the documentary can look. And I, as a storyteller, am more into words and plot and the story behind it. We can work as a team and have had fun planning out our films."
Over the next two months these films will be coming to life as each artist plans their story, shoots their film and edits into the final documentary in collaboration with their ABC Open producer. Stay tuned!
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Phew! I am so relieved that today I completed a huge portion of this mamoth task; creating Greg's video. Finally I reached the editing stage and got to sit down with Nat as we pulled all the clips together with the audios. What an amazing process. I am sure Nat has magic fingers Lol!
This is one incredible experience and would encourage any artist to look at collaboration because it explores taking the ego out and putting in the rich experience of other artists ideas and processes. Cindy has such a positive attitude toward life and her work reflects a genuine interest of tradition values combined with the curiosity of the unknown. True artist qualities. I am looking forward to telling her story!
The whole process is going really well for me creating Greg's documentary. I have been really fortunate that Greg is right in the process of creating a sculpture for his exhibition. Greg is an amazing artist and its been one of the most fascinating experiences to create a documentary on another artist. Learning how to create a documentary has taught me the importance of the economy of words Lol! Greg's exhibition will be on at SCAIP in Nambour this saturday night at 6pm.
The mix of two artists who can "bounce off' each other" can only add to break through advances for each participating artist. I look forward to seeing what comes out at the end of thd day!
Truly a an exiting priviledge to have been selected by ABC open for this experiment...!
I couldn't agree more Evangeline. What a great opportunity and a wonderful experience. www.kimschoenberger.com
What a great project, and what an amazing group of artists! I'm glad to be taking part. Looking forward to putting it all together. www.evangeline.com.au
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Long before we got here, bees have been a part of the landscape at Patton Valley. The moderate weather patterns and plant diversity of the Willamette Valley favored many varieties of bee habitats for thousands of years. Before falling fallow, our estate had been planted to plums and cherries, both relying on bee pollination for fruit set. Many of these trees remain. With the addition of blackberry, dandelion, and clover producing an abundance of both nectar and pollen, Patton Valley is a prime bee habitat.
Over the last three years, we have made a more concerted effort to integrate bees into our farm. We think it's the right thing to do, plus it's just plain fun! Conventional agricultural practices and many other environmental factors have had a devastating effect on bee populations within the last few decades; we want to do our part to rehabilitate this important piece of our local ecosystem.
Keeping bees is a labor of love, and every beekeeper has tales of successes and failures. Our spring hive inspection this year revealed one of our two hives to be empty. This was very disheartening. How did this happen? How can we prevent it from happening again? Not having the answers to these vital questions forced us to search for someone who did. Enter Tom Bandy…
I met Tom Bandy (TB) a few years ago; he is the type of person you just don't forget. TB is an eccentric, sweet, loveable, bearded, bee-loving wild man that you instantly fall in love with. He keeps around 10 hives in a wide range of locations in the valley, and pulls knowledge from many successes and failures throughout his beekeeping days. He has agreed to mentor us on the particulars of apiary management (apiary is the correct term for a place where bees are kept) and is a proponent of keeping bees in a more natural way without the use of pest treatments or other interventions that can harm the bees. Honey productivity is not as important to him as having a healthy and happy hive, and we feel that way too.
This past Thursday, TB paid us a visit. Lee and I were both excited to have him here, anxiously anticipating the professional assistance as we checked on the hives. The first hive was buzzing–an efficient machine. With this warm spring weather, the bees had quickly filled one of the boxes with honey. They were looking to add another room to their crowded house, so we added another empty box (Honey Super). We searched for any signs that the hive would be looking to swarm, but they looked to be sticking around for a while. Sweet! (Pun intended).
Now with a high five and sweat already flowing under my heavy cotton suit (TB wears nothing in terms of protective gear but a fishing hat and some peppermint oil), we walked down to the deserted hive, hoping to solve the puzzle of why they left. The upper cover to our hive had been left askew, and the resulting crack was abuzz with bee activity. A wild colony of bees had taken up residence in our deserted two story bee mansion! This is called a swarm–a natural form of reproduction and a bee colony survival instinct. A colony will make a new queen and split, resulting in potentially thousands of bees on the move, searching for a new residence. We assessed the health of the new colony: the numbers weren't as high as the other hive, but they had everything they needed to have a good season in their new home.
All in all a great afternoon! We were excited to have two healthy hives, and learned a few things to look for in keeping them that way. While eating one of Lee's famous sandwiches, we made a list of next steps and started a bee journal to record and keep track of what we did. TB was just getting ready to leave when Chuy came running up to tell us that while moving catch-wires in the vineyard the crew had just stumbled upon a wild swarm of honeybees. What a stroke of luck!!! And most amazingly, TB was here and knew just what to do!
The next half hour was a blur of excitement as we threw together a new hive with some pieces we had and some TB keeps in his truck just for that occasion. Following TB's leadership and infectious excitement, we gently swept (using a feather!) the thousands of bees from the swarm into their new hive. They quickly started housekeeping activities, sending pheromones to the rest of the colony that their search for a new residence was over. The new hive sat next to
the swarm site in the 10 acre block overnight, and Lee came early the next morning to move it when they were all inside. Next time you come up the hill, take a look up at the center gully at the bottom of our newer planting and you will see the latest exciting addition to our apiary!
So why does any of this matter? Grape vines are self-pollinated by the wind and don't need the bees to produce fruit. Our interest in bees is more about helping to propagate a struggling species, and to pollinate our many flowering cover crops, along with the other plant diversity, in and around our vineyard. We hope in the next few growing seasons to increase our plant diversity, focusing on native species that would support beneficial insects (Including, obviously, bees). Our primary focus as stewards of our property is to build and maintain a thriving healthy farm ecosystem, where plants and bugs live happily. Fricking cool, right?
We don't expect all of our efforts to be as exciting as the bee events this past week, but we look forward to keeping you all informed on what we are up to.


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When playing kat her abilitys can be a a wepon or a tool of escape shunpo is probably one of her best skills. one thing about kat is SHES NOT MARKED AS A CARRY i often find myself being the carry evan when thers peoppel like ashe or yi.
her runes are pritty obvious she is squishy and i dont like building armor or MR throgh runes becuse conter building is donr in game when you know what youer up agenst. if you use armor runes and all the enemes on the other team are AP its pointless. so get health and AP rune if you want you can also use CDR runes but sens kats CD is alredy low and the runes work off a percentage they wont do much.
masteries are importent becuse you want every edge you can get but unfortenetly i have to put points in things like CDR and armor to get into the skills i want.
At the start of the game i like geting an amplifying tome so my atacks do more dameg and i also buy a health potion for survivability whe nyou get the chance to go B or you unfortunetly die you follow up by buying sorc boots after you have youer boots you need to build a hextex gunblade it gives you 25% spell vamp and 20% life steal to follow it up you want a rylies crystal septer for survivability and to slow enemes next on the list is banshees vail it will keep you from geting youer ult interupted. next you want a rabidons once you get this your ult will mealt health bars with the one remaning space you can counter build with force of natuer or thorn mail if you dont think you need to counter build just get another hextex gun blade for more spell vamp
SHUNPO and other things
shunpo the ability to rule them all when your ability power it is very deadly and thanks to her passiveit can be used to tower dive a champ and take only 2 tower hits at the most as long as you get the kill. if you are low health and or geting chased you can use shunpo on frendly minions,champs,teemo shroms and wards which has saved me countless times per game. killer instincts is an ability that you can use to buff youer bouncing blade or get a 30% reduction in damege when used with shunpo. her ult death loutus will mealt health bars it is best used in teamfights becuse it indipendintly throws 10 blades at each champ which can do up to 200 dameg each so it is veary good for team fights and if you are lvl 18 your ult gets refrshed after 2 kills so you can mop up the left over tanks. bouncing blades is a good ability for killing minions or last hiting minions when built propperly it can take 1/10 of a champs health and can bounce from champ to champ. the best order to use your abilitys is bounceing blades=Q killer instincts=W shunpo=E then finish them with your death loutus=R if your pushing minions to a tower you want to use killer instincts=W then bounceing blades=Q so the damege done by the attack isent reduced by 10% every hit
summoner spells
ingnite and exhust are good for kill securing ive grabed first blood with an ignite kill more then once and exhsust slows them alot to insuer a kill if you team is near
pros cons
great mobility thanks to shunpo
heavy DPS
bouncing blades is good for minion farm
gets focused late game if you do well
is squishy
ult can be stopped by throws and stuns
when you play kat dubel kills are easy as long as both enemes are low health becuse of kats passive. if you enterinto a team fight wher the enemes are in a tight group shunpo into the middel to make it harde to click on you if you kill two champs keep the ult train runing. if the enemes health is low tower dive with shunpo and bouncing blades then shunpo to nerby minion or champ outsside of tower range
kat is one of my favoret champs and i beleve i know her well sorry about spelling errors i cant spell to save my life and this is my first guide so go easy


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If you have tinkered with the operating system of your device since its release during November of 2014 with unfavorable results, you may have bricked the Motorola Moto Maxx. If that's true, we have the step by step guide for you to follow below. All up the guide only takes a few minutes to complete. We want to run you through some of the essentials before you start with the steps. That way you know the risks, who should be unbricking and what you need in preparation.
Bricking usually happens to people who are installing custom ROMs, custom firmware and other unofficial tasks after opening the system internals with root access. That's because technically that's it bricking means. However, if you are running stock Android (with or without added bloatware) and experiencing a shaky ROm with severe bugs, you too can follow the guide using the same tool.
So, the steps do apply for everyone experiencing a technical soft-brick or you can follow the same to just try to restore your device back to a usable state and relief from bugs and other issues. Now that we understand how can use the steps, it's time to learn everything you need.
We are using the RSD Lite tool for the guide. That's the same tool we already used for the Verizon Droid Turbo. Both handsets get made by Motorola and have similar system internals so the tool is successful in bringing both handsets back to life.
Since we are flashing the official stock firmware build to go along with the RSD program, we are downgrading the current OS to earlier Android builds; thus you can use the same guide to just downgrade your device. That goes for people who have no bricking issues.
The following doesn't take away any remaining warranty you have left for the device. You can use the guide below and still send your device away for repairs and have them fixed on the house. There's nothing unofficial about the work below.
Furthermore we still recommend you take a backup of the handset data before starting the steps even though it's an official process. You can still lose data. Those erring on the side of caution should make copies of the phone contacts so you don't lose your friends numbers, call logs, pictures, video, music and anything else you want to keep.
We are downloading the Lite program to the desktop of the computer, That means you must have a computer to use the guide. Moreover, you must have the USB drivers for the phone fully installed on the computer.
It doesn't matter what type of operating system you have. You can use the same for Mac OS X (any version including Mountain Lion and Mavericks), Windows Xp through to Windows 8.1 and Linux open source kernels.
How To Quickly Unbrick Motorola Moto Maxx
- Download the stock Android official firmware here.
- Download the RSD Lite program here.
- Use the desktop of the computer for the RSD Lite pack.
- Unzip the pack on the desktop and open the executable file to start using the program.
- Start with the phone off and then proceed to the next step.
- press and hold the Power + Volume Up keys and get in fastboot mode.
- Connect the Moto Maxx to the computer using the USB cable.
- Run the RSD Lite package.
- Click the icon which displays three small dots as if you were implying a thought.
- Pluck the firmware from the desktop (the secondary file you downloaded earlier)
Click the mouse over the uncompress option.
- Do not touch any programs on the computer or phone until the flashing completes.
- If it doesn't automatically reboot after it stops, you should reboot the device yourself.
- Disconnect from the computer properly by stopping the USB Mass Storage Device.


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French Studies
Khadija Khalife
Khadija Khalife earned her M.A. and Ph.D. in French Literature from the Saint-Joseph University of Beirut, and received her M.A. in Spanish language and literature from the Portland State University. Her academic interests include the comparative literature and the French literature, history, and arts. She also teaches courses on the Francophone cultures and the French cinema. Her field of research focuses on autobiography, and she published a book on the French autobiography during the 20th century.
Khadija believes in active teaching methods to promote her students' intellectual curiosity. She approaches her courses from a system thinking perspective that favors the interdisciplinary and intercultural studies.


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