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Introduction: How to Resize, Crop, and Desaturate a Photo Using Abobe Photoshop
Adobe Photoshop is a digital image editing application for the Internet, print, and other new media disciplines. Photoshop editing skills have a broad relevancy. Social Media is extremely popular in today's society. Sites like Pinterest, Facebook, LiveJournal, Model Mayhem, LinkedIn, Photo.net all have size limitations for images. With the ever expanding social media, Photoshop has many tools and effects that allow users to alter and enhance photos.
This Instructables article will show you how to resize two different ways, crop, and desaturate a photo using Adobe Photoshop with a PC or Mac. Below you will find a video that demonstrates how to desaturate a photo.
Step 1: Step 1: How to Resize a Photo (1st Option)
Open Adobe Photoshop, which should look like this.
Step 2: Step 2
On the menu bar, click on "File" and then choose the "Open" option.
Step 3: Step 3
Click 'Libraries' and the double-click on 'Pictures Library'.
Step 4: Step 4
Double-click on 'Sample Pictures'
Step 5: Step 5
At this point we will be using a sample picture of penguins to illustrate further usage. This is a default picture that comes with all PCs, if you have a Mac do not worry, you may choose any photo of your liking in your photo library. Double click on the penguin picture to select photo and the penguin photo will appear in Photoshop.
Step 6: Step 6
Go to the menu bar and click on 'File' then choose the 'Save for Web and Devices' option
Step 7: Step 7
On the 'Save for Web' window, check if the present option is set to 'JPEG High'. If not click the down arrow on the preset option and choose the 'JPEG High' option.
Step 8: Step 8
In the Image Size section of the window, change the percentage setting and press Enter (ex. 100% to 50%)
Step 9: Step 9
Click Save to replace the original image
Step 10: Step 1: How to Resize a Photo (Option 2)
Go to the menu bar and click on 'Image' then choose the 'Image Size' option.
Step 11: Step 2
In the Image Size, adjust the pixel dimension by picking either a new width or height (ex. if the width was 1000 pixels change to 800 pixels). When you change one dimension, the other is automatically adjusted.
Step 12: Step 3
If you want to change both width and height, unclick the 'Constrain Proportions' checkbox (The links will go away on the pixel dimensions)
Step 13: Step 4
Change the width to 800 and the height to 400 and then click the OK button. (Note: You will notice that the image is resized, but is distorted. In order to resize the image to these dimensions, we will need to use the crop tool. Before we do that let's redo out last edit.)
Step 14: Step 1: Cropping a Photo
Click on the Crop Tool.
Step 15: Step 2
Now configure the Crop Tool. Enter 800 for the width and 400 pixels for the height
Step 16: Step 3
Put your cursor over the picture, hold down the left-click and then draw a box around the part of the photo that you would like to keep and then release. (Note: If you make a mistake, you can press the ESC key and start over)
Step 17: Step 4
Right-click inside the box that you drew and choose 'Crop'. (Note: Now the image is 800 by 400, but now it is not distorted.
Step 18: Step 1: How to Desaturate a Photo
Click on the Adjustments tab on the right
Step 19: Step 2
Click on the Hue/Saturation icon which will give you a second layer over the photo.
Step 20: Step 3
Hold Left-click on the Saturation slider (the grey triangle) and slide it all the way to the left. This will remove all the color saturation from the photo.
Step 21: Step 4
Click on the Hue/Saturation layer and then click on the layer mask. This is the white square.
Step 22: Step 5
Next go to the Tools menu bar and click on brush tool on the left.
Step 23: Step 6
You are going to paint over the photo with this brush. But before you do, make sure that your foreground color is black.
Step 24: Step 7
right click on the image and increase brush size to 96 pixels
Step 25: Step 8
paint over the image where you would like the color back
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As someone who has never used Adobe Photoshop I thought these instructions were done really well. The pictures made what could be really complicated much simpler. If you just revise a few small spelling mistakes I think these will be perfect!
-Katie Kevershan Engl313
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I agree with hanparkshan that your pictures really are vital to your instructions here. They really helped me grasp what to do, and I was able to complete all of the steps in around ten to fifteen minutes. There were a few spelling errors in a few steps that tripped me up a bit but I think those can be fixed easily. Overall great work, and I'm happy to be able to use Adobe Photoshop now to crop and resize photos.
To start, this is a good set of instructions with incredibly illustrative and helpful pictures. This would be a somewhat confusing process, but your pictures make it very clear which buttons you need to push and where they are located, eliminating possible confusion. The minor problems I came across were:
- I am not familiar with photoshop and thought that maybe it was a free program that could be downloaded. When I looked into it, I realized photoshop is a program you pay for and I did not have the software. You do say in the beginning that it is an application for the internet, is there a website where you can do this process? I wanted to try and do the steps, but I did not know how to get photoshop in the first place. Maybe add that in for people who are not familiar with it? Or say that this instructable assumes you already have photoshop?
- There are a few spelling errors, probably just typos, on a few steps.
- The last sentence of Step 5 confused me. The wording of it made me re-read it a few times. Maybe take out "to select photo" and just explain that when you double click the photo it appears in Photoshop.
Other than these few small snags, I got through the instructable and I understood the process.


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We conducted our first ever JUMP!-inar this evening, November 3, 2010, at 5PM MDT, 7PM EDT, and it focused on using the JUMP! Innovative Change Model™ to assist folks in their job searches. While we were as well-prepared as we could be, "Mr. Murphy" did make an appearance, and we didn't have the kind of audio quality we wanted. As such, we weren't able to get a good sound recording.
But, even with that, we had some great feedback… Here's a comment from one attendee:
Just want to start by saying that I enjoyed the webinar.
- I was surprised at how much this presentation related to my life, on so many different topics. None of which, however, related whatsoever to job searching, career changes, etc.
- The presentation was energy driven, exciting, easy to follow, and paced well!
- I liked specifically, the section about being "Open to new possibilities" as this relates to me and my (job) training. Everyday, we work the same situations, etc., give or take a few minutes. But, as the webinar highlights….all possibilities are available to me at once. WHY then do we choose the same option?
- The same solution to a (job) problem is seldomly the BEST option. Unfortunately, we trainees tend to go for the status quo and choose the same old option that turns out being not so good. Our instructors are always pushing this theory.
- Also, "moving forward!" Getting ahead of the scenario at hand and staying ahead! I was also able to relate this webinar to financial topics, life, friendships, etc and staying "Unstuck".
Overall, a great presentation and I'm glad I got to be a part of it! Thanks again!
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How do I manage Weployee costs?Transparency and honesty are our core values - this is why Weploy provides a full break down of all the fees paid. We've designed an innovative platform that reduces traditional overhead costs and passes on savings benefits to our clients and community. We charge a flat service fee vs the 30-50% industry margin rate. Your personalised dashboard can be viewed when you login to your account and will help you manage your total spend.
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As another year of AFI Fest closes, the 2018 festival circuit winds down too. For eight days, filmmakers and fans descended upon Hollywood Boulevard to behold some of the year's most celebrated films.
In a year focused on diversity, AFI Fest programmers set out to present a slate of films more representative of the changing industry. Opening with "On the Basis of Sex" and closing with "Mary Queen of Scots," this year's festival presented a schedule in which 48% of its films were directed by women. These offerings included features, shorts, and episodic entries from 45 countries.
Patty Jenkins' TNT limited series, "I Am the Night," showcased its first episode to a packed audience. Netflix premiered Susanne Bier's new horror, "Bird Box," at a gala on Monday night, and Karyn Kusama introduced "Destroyer" on Tuesday.
Other premieres included Jon S. Baird's Laurel & Hardy biopic, "Stan & Ollie," and a surprise exhibition of the new Aretha Franklin documentary, "Amazing Grace."
In total, 135 films screened throughout the week, with nine official submissions for Best Foreign Language Film. And besides film screenings, the American Film Institute continued its commitment to educate and preserve the legacy of cinematic arts with conversations. Some of these participants included Melissa McCarthy and Marielle Heller discussion "Can You Ever Forgive Me?" The Indie Contenders Roundtable panelists were John C. Reilly, Rosamund Pike, Kathryn Hahn, Richard E. Grant, Willem Dafoe, Felicity Jones, Joanna Kulig, and Thomasin McKenzie.
Due to devastating fires in the neighboring county, nearly all gala red carpets were cancelled. But, as they say in the business, the show must go on. And that it did.
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"War Paint," Dir. Katrelle Kindred
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"EGG," Dir. Martina Scarpelli
Honorable Mention for Social Impact Short
"Magic Alps," Dir. Andrea Brusa, Marco Scotuzzi
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"Period. End of Sentence," Dir. Lisa Taback, Garrett Schiff, Melissa Berton, Rayka Zehtabchi
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Registered Technicians
Meet Our Registered Veterinary Technicians
All of the technicians at Bigger Road have degrees in their field, are licensed in the State of Ohio, and maintain their licensure through continuing education. They are also instrumental in creating a Fear Free℠ environment for your pet. We truly believe that our team of Registered Technicians is the most experienced, caring, and dedicated anywhere.
Registered Technicians
Dawn was born and raised in Sidney, Ohio where she began her "career" in veterinary medicine, while in high school, working as a receptionist and assistant at a mixed animal practice. She entered tech school at Columbus State Community College after the doctor at that practice encouraged her to attend. She graduated in 1993 with an Associate Degree in Applied Science in Veterinary Technology. She began working at Bigger Road Veterinary Clinic in 1997 and loves the constantly changing and challenging field of Veterinary Medicine and enjoys the never ending learning cycle of the progressive medicine practiced at BRVC.
Dawn is the Operations Manager, coordinating patient care across all of our departments. She is also a certified Fear Free Professional
Emily was raised in Beavercreek and resides in Greene County with her husband and two children. She earned her degree in veterinary technology in 1988 and has been a technician with Bigger Road since 1993. Emily finds all areas of veterinary medicine valuable but behavior work and developing our Fear Free initiative are the most meaningful to her. "Your pet's physical and emotional comfort is what is most important to me."
Emily is a Certified Fear Free Professional and a graduate of the Karen Pryor Academy.
Jennifer was born and raised in Germantown, OH. She explored the State of Kentucky while attending the Vet Tech Program at Morehead State University. Jen joined the Bigger Road Family in May 2005. Since then, she has been involved in various projects and programs. Jen enjoys the continuous learning in the Veterinary field. Jen has a Pitbull named Harley, a Lab named Maggie and a cat named Hermione. Jen enjoys spending her free time with her family and friends.
Angie joined bigger road in 2006, she has a total of 28 years experience in the veterinary field. She lives with 6 dogs, 10 cats, 2 rabbits and a bird. In her spare time she likes to go boating, zumba fitness, 5k runs and chilling out on the couch with her 4-legged kids. She also likes to travel anywhere that is tropical.
Sarah earned her veterinary technology degree from Miami Jacobs Career College in 2012. She did her externship work in zoo medicine, then joined the Bigger Road family in 2013. Her main interests are alternative medicine, and nutrition. She and her husband, Kevin, live in Springboro with their two children, Violet and Maxwell, and their two cats, Cowboy and Bebop.
Jessie was born in the wonderful state of Oregon. She moved to Ohio when she was 7 years old and spent most of her childhood outside, catching tadpoles and climbing trees. In High school she went to MVCTC for Environmental Sciences, learning how to track wildlife, identify trees, and raise fish in a farm setting. After High School she went to Sinclair Community College to earn a Certificate as an EMT-B and as a Nurses Aide. She worked for a couple of years in both fields before going back to school for her true love, Veterinary Science. While in working toward her Associates in Veterinary Technology, she was hired on at Bigger Road Veterinary Clinic as an Assistant. She graduated in 2015, staying on at Bigger Road as a Technician. When not working, she enjoys hiking with her dogs, gardening, reading a good book, and leaning new things.
Erica graduated from Sanford Brown Institute of Fort Lauderdale, FL as a veterinary technician. In January 2013 she started her career in a one doctor practice and after 2.5 years ended up at Bigger Road Vet Clinic. She has been here since June 2015. Spencer is her eldest fur baby at 7 years old; He is a cocker spaniel and is lucky to be so cute. Tink is her 2nd fur baby at 4 years old; She is a pitbull/husky mix and is the sweetest, most obedient girl you could meet. Get a ball involved with these two and the game is over. Ducky is the final fur baby and only cat in the household, although, you couldn't tell that she was of a different species. She was adopted February of 2016 as a feline leukemia positive cat. Luckily after a few months of blood tests it turned out that she is currently not feline leukemia positive, she's just a nice healthy cat. Feline leukemia could still be present but hiding in the bone marrow for months to years.
Nate started working at Bigger Road Veterinary Clinic in October of 2012 as a veterinary assistant. He now works as a Registered Veterinary Technician and has completed additional training and became a Certified Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner(CCRP). He works with dogs and cats alike with underwater treadmill, laser therapy, land therapy, therapeutic massage and other physical rehabilitation procedures. His new goal is working towards his Veterinary Technician Specialty(VTS) in physical rehabilitation. In his free time, he enjoys cooking and the company of his French Bulldog Larry and his two cats Pete and Cao.
Sarah grew up in northwest Indiana. She obtained a bachelor's degree in Animal Science from Purdue University in 2008. After school, she volunteered at the Indianapolis and Cincinnati zoos. She moved to the Dayton area with her husband in 2009. After working as a veterinary assistant for a few years, she decided she wanted more responsibility and obtained her Veterinary Technology degree from the University of Cincinnati in 2017. She currently lives in Dayton with her husband and 2 dogs.
Lily was born in Lima Ohio, but grew up in Troy. She graduated with an associates in Veterinary Technology from Miami-Jacobs in 2014. She really enjoyed college and furthering her knowledge in the medical field. She moved to Dayton to obtain her Nursing degree at Sinclair. She has a cat named Maui and an English Mastiff named Caliber. In her free time she enjoy hiking, canoeing and going new places.
Laurie lives in Trotwood, Oh with her cats and Labrador Retriever, 2 beautiful children and longtime boyfriend. She grew up in a house that always had cats and the occasional dog and knew from a young age that her love for animals would lead her to a fulfilling career caring for them. She started working at a horse show barn when she was 15 with her brother who was a trainer and her sister in law who was in charge of the breeding, foal care and all medical needs of the horses. From there she worked in a boarding kennel, then as a veterinary assistant while going to the JVS and graduating from the Animal Production and Care Class in Montgomery County. She then moved on to Morehead State University in Kentucky and graduated from the Veterinary Technology Program in 2000. After college she has worked at different clinics specializing in a variety of small animal and exotics. She has honed her skills in multiple areas of veterinary medicine from surgery, to lab, to rehab, to nursing the sick and helping to keep her patients happy and healthy. She willingly shares her love and compassion to all she comes into contact with animal and human! Laurie enjoys the continual learning and challenges that veterinary medicine provides and embraces the huge advancements in technology and care that this field continues to offer every day.
Melissa joined Bigger Road Veterinary Clinic in March 2018. She earned her degree and license to practice as a Registered Veterinary Technician in July 2010. Before joining us she worked as a RVT for 7 years in Wilmington Ohio. Her free time is spent with her husband; Charles, their daughter; Evelyn and their many animals. Her passions are in patient care, client education, feline medicine and cytology.
Kelli was raised in small town Carlisle, Ohio. She decided when she was very young she only wanted to work with animals. She likes animals more than people. She got her bachelors degree in Veterinary Technology from Morehead State University Kentucky in 2018. She became an RVT in August 2018, started at Bigger in September 2018. She has two cats, Gidget the black one and Brink the gray and white one.
Katelyn was raised in Lancaster County Pennsylvania. Her passion for animals drove her to earn her associates degree at the Vet Tech Institute in Pittsburg, PA in 2014. Following graduation she began her career as a CVT in a progressive 7 doctor practice, where she has worked for the first 5 years of her career. She has since married her husband, Hunter, and his career has brought them to Dayton, OH. Katelyn was very excited to be joining the team at Bigger Road in 2019; continuing her passion with patient care, anesthesia, and surgery. During her free time she enjoys running, hiking, gardening, antiquing and exploring new places with her husband. Together they have 4 black cats Lilly, Beans, Momma, and DJ.
Katelyn is certified Fear Free Professional Level 1
Stasi grew up in Springfield, Ohio. She is married with 2 children and 6 grandchildren. She moved to Wilmington 20 years ago when she and her husband bought a small farm. They have raised chickens, horses, goats and various farm animals over the years. She has four golden retrievers and six German shepherds, 2 horses and 3 goats, and a small flock of chickens. She served as a 4H advisor in fancy poultry for 12 years, started working in the veterinary field in 2011, and graduated from San Juan College in 2017 with an Associate Degree of Applied Science in Veterinary Technology. She became a certified Fear Free professional in 2017. She is currently working toward a specialty certification in behavior. She started at Bigger Road in 2019 and hopes to focus on giving great care to all patients. In her spare time she reads, works around the farm, does yoga and is learning to kayak.


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£6.5k raised for City Harvest London
On 17th March we held our annual canapé party in aid of our charity of the year; City Harvest London.
The canapé party is one of the most hotly anticipated events at Leiths each year. This is not only because of the amazing display of food created by our teachers and students, it's also an opportunity to raise as much money as possible for our charity of the year.
We're delighted to announce that we were able to raise a whopping £6,500 for City Harvest London at this year's event, which will help them to redistribute surplus food to 150 organisations that feed the hungry across the city. All food is transported in refrigerated vans and the impact they have is hugely impressive.
One of these vans delivers:
- 135 tons of food per year
- 1,000 meals every day
- 311,000 meals per year
- 3 million meals in its lifetime
So what was on the menu? The canapés were created by our teachers and prepared by our current Diploma students for the guests.
Breadcrumbed monkfish cheeks with oyster mayonnaise and pickled cucmber; beetroot meringues with almonds and goat's cheese; and Guinness molasses loaf with stilton and truffle honey were just a few of the wonderful morsels on offer.
And, of course, we would never have been able to raise the £6.5k without the prizes donated to us by students, staff members, alumni and suppliers.
From dinner at some of the most exciting restaurants around, fine wines and weeklong holidays; to original pieces of artwork, luxury Easter eggs and signed copies of special edition cookbooks - there were some incredible items up for grabs. We were bowled over by people's generosity.
We will be supporting the charity throughout 2017 with collections at the school, so look out for the collection tin at reception if you pay us a visit and would like to contribute.
To learn more about City Harvest and their mission to tackle food waste by redistributing it to the people who need it most, please visit: http://www.cityharvest.org.uk/
Our thanks go to all of our guests, the students and staff members who cooked on the night and helped to collect raffle prizes; and the numerous companies who donated prizes, including: Chez Bruce, Belazu, Tapas Revolution, the Gladwin Brothers and Nutbourne, Atul Kochhar and Benares, Kerbisher and Malt, Food and Travel magazine, Anglia Print, Scott Poulson at Special Design Studio, Ursula Ferrigno, Robert Welch, Ben Tish and Veneta and Epic Retreats.


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What comes to mind with the word "initiation"?
The implication might be religious: A bar mitzvah, a first communion, a bris or a baptism. Maybe your mind wanders to Masonic handshakes or murderous induction rituals of the Illuminati. My first thought was giving a friend a book by the author John Williams. "Welcome to the club," I said. My second thought was being hazed by punch-drunk seniors on my first day of high school.
The ceremony of introducing people to new environments or seeing them through some kind of life transition, however loosely or rigorously, literally or metaphysically defined, is woven firmly into the human fabric. Throughout Africa, South America and Asia, initiation rituals are common among ancient societies, and their practice is far more integral and honored in their lives than any tradition in contemporary civilization.
A commonality among many of these rituals is pain. Bravery in the face of pain has long been a part of initiations and religious rites, from the facial tattoos and whipping competitions of the Fulani in West Africa to the self-flagellation of Catholics in the Philippines to the sheathing of men's hands in gloves filled with biting tropical bullet ants by natives of the Brazilian Amazon.
Among other reasons, it is a way of making sure the people who are to be admitted into the group will be reliable members, to know they will be able to endure pain and humiliation and will not desert the group.
But what if the nature of your identity was inherently in conflict with your own culture, and coming to terms with your independence and personhood ostracized you from that which you hold dear?
This question is one of many things at the center of Jim Chuchu's moving, ambitious and beautiful work "Invocations," recently acquired by the Smithsonian's National Museum of African Art and on display through July 2018.
Chuchu is a multimedia artist, a singer, songwriter, director, photographer and designer, with a deftness and an uncommon sensitivity in working across mediums. Born and residing in Kenya, he worked briefly as a graphic designer after studying telecommunications, before devoting himself to his diverse creative pursuits.
Since 2008, he has been producing and creating music, directing music videos and creating graphic art. In 2012, he helped establish the Nest Collective, a multidisciplinary art space and artists' collective in Nairobi. He is clearly a young and powerful voice in the contemporary Kenyan art community, creating his own definition of what it means to be an artist in the 21st century.
He is also a gay man in Africa, one of the most culturally intolerant societies for LGBTQ people in the world.
Across much of Africa, gay people face discrimination, political persecution and, potentially, death. Right now, 33 out of 54 African countries criminalize homosexual behavior. The Kenyan government, specifically, punishes consensual sex between homosexual men with 14 years' imprisonment.
"Invocations" is a single work, a six-minute, two-act, black-and-white video installation in a successive loop that follows the loose structure of initiation rituals.
Part one, "The Severance of Ties," evokes the emotional rite of distancing oneself from parental influence and facing one's identity. A torso spins in the center of the screen, nearly an outline, with slivers of light that define the form and a necklace of streamers which twirls around it like a carnival ride. It is a body in ecstasy — whether terrible or joyous is hard to say.
Chuchu draws upon these languages of rituals and the divine imagery of world religions to commemorate his own painful journey of self-definition as an adult and as a gay man.
Chuchu then emerges from the waste up, mirrored into three men as if seen through a kaleidoscope. The three men merge together in the center of the screen but move independently in a harmonic choreography like a six-armed God, like the Hindu Trinity: the creator, the preserver and the destroyer.
As the video plays between variations on these images, words come in through flashes on the screen and the lyrics of the hypnotic song Chuchu composed for the video: Duty. I Am Not Your Son. Responsibility. Blood. Love. This Is Not Your Name. Too Late. Do You Know Me?
In part two, "Release," a single body rises like a swell into a skyscape, curling up slowly with an articulated spine that rounds itself vertebra over vertebra, like a dolphin breaching or a butterfly emerging from its chrysalis. A second body slowly emerges. They lift their heads toward the sky, open their mouths and billow thick black vapor from their mouths like a coal mine. It is the emergence of identity, multifaceted and complex, yet singular.
Chuchu draws upon these languages of rituals and the divine imagery of world religions to commemorate his own painful journey of self-definition as an adult and as a gay man, envisioning a more inclusive African future. It is an entrancing montage, shifting, fragmenting, changing, in a state of perpetual transformation.
"Invocations" is both haunting and comforting, unnerving and yet familiar. It is wise and yet it answers no questions. It is searching, asking. Perhaps most importantly, it is a bold appeal for acceptance and recognition. It's something I'm sure we could all use right now.


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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.– A man who U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) officials say was the leader of a drug trafficking and money laundering organization that operated out of California and Indiana has received his sentence.
Ricardo Ochoa-Beltran, 30, of San Mateo, California, was sentenced to 30 years in federal prison. Starting in early 2016, Ochoa-Beltran distributed methamphetamine, heroin and cocaine in the Indianapolis area. He was arrested on July 17, 2017 and pleaded guilty to drug trafficking and money laundering charges.
"Members of drug trafficking organizations, such as the one led by Ochoa-Beltran, who choose to peddle drugs into Indianapolis neighborhoods will be identified and prosecuted to the full extent of the law," said U.S. Attorney Josh Minkler. "The U.S. Attorney's Office is committed to prosecuting those individuals involved in drug trafficking organizations and dismantling those organizations in an effort to keep our communities safe."
Ochoa-Beltran's drug trafficking organization got drugs shipped into Indiana from California, authorities say. Thousands of dollars' worth of these drugs were intercepted by police. He laundered the money through 30 different bank accounts and sent wire transfers to Mexico.
Cash was also smuggled across the border in bulk, according to the DOJ. In total, the organization laundered more than $1 million.
"The sentencing of Ochoa-Beltran to 30 years in federal prison puts all violent drug trafficking organizations on notice that they will be held accountable for their disgraceful conduct and illegal activities," said DEA Assistant Special Agent in Charge Michael Gannon. "Throughout the course of this investigation, agents seized over 20 firearms and multiple pounds of methamphetamine from Ochoa-Beltran and his associates. DEA remains committed to protecting fellow Hoosiers by relentlessly pursuing drug dealers who prey on our communities. DEA would like to thank their state, local, and federal partners for dismantling this highly sophisticated organization. Today, Mr. Ochoa-Beltran paid a debt no drug dealer ever wants to pay; he lost his freedom!"
After he's released, Ochoa-Beltran will serve five years of supervised release.
Other defendants in the case received these sentences: Joel Alvarado-Santiago, 90 months; Miguel Lara-Leon, 260 months; Angelica Guzman-Cordoba, 240 months; Cesar Salgado, 140 months; Megan Castleton, 90 months; Bryan Stocker, 60 months; Lissa Garcia, 46 months; and Roberto Martinez-Hernandez, 18 months' imprisonment.
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What is DLWMS and how can I use it?
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What is the procedure of recognition of the courses completed at another higher education institution?
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- Curriculum of a foreign educational institution
The decision on the equivalence of documents is to be made within sixty (60) days from the date of application.
Do the professional services of the University perform validation of foreign diplomas? What documents are required for validation?
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5. Certificate of residence
6. Copy of ID card
7. Copy of birth certificate
8. Proof of payment of administrative fees
9. Documents on education in Bosnia and Herzegovina, acquired prior to education abroad
In the application for validation or equivalence, the applicant must state whether the same application has been already submitted to another authority. The University may request from the applicant other evidence from which it can have an insight into the duration and other terms of education abroad and the rights that educational certificate gives in the country in which it was obtained. After receiving each application, a permanent expert commission of five members, appointed by the Senate, proceeds with the validation of a diploma or other documents. The University is obliged to complete the process of validation within 60 days from the date of application. In particularly complex cases, the deadline may be extended for an additional thirty (30) days.
When can I apply for admission to the University and what documents do I have to submit?
Every year, in June, the University, through mass media (radio, TV, newspaper, website of the University) invites applications for admission of new generation of students, specifying the deadline for admission to each of the University departments. An application, downloaded from the website of the University, must be submitted along with the following documents:
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- Medical certificate
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- Diploma on completed education for admission to the second and the third cycle of studies (original document or certified copy)
- Certificate of employment (only for students studying part-time)
- Motivational letter (only for admission to postgraduate studies)
- Payment slip to the amount of 150,00 BAM in purpose of producing matriculation book and enrolment material


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- Title: What grows on our heads is dictated by what goes on outside, and what goes on outside is subject to our control
- Materials: Gold leaf, paint, pigments, baize and wood
- Dimensions: 0.40 x 0.40 x 0.95 m
WE includes work by: Laura Aldridge, Jonathan Owen, James McLardy, Rachel Duckhouse, Ciara Phillips and Daisy Richardson from Glasgow; and Andrea Williamson, Hannah Doerksen, Kent Merriman Jr., Steven Cottingham, Tyler Los-Jones, and Stephen Nachtigall from Calgary.
WE brings new work from the leading edge of artist-run culture to Latitude 53, Alberta's
oldest artist-run centre. Conceived originally as a two-part community-based exhibition that would bring Glasgow artists to Haight Gallery in Calgary, and Calgary artists to The Old Hairdresser's in Glasgow, WE documents and explores the connections in and between these two cities, specifically focussing on D.I.Y.-informed artists and independent projects. Taking the social and professional networks around the artists as a starting point, WE offers Edmonton a take on independent art-making elsewhere that resonates in this growing city.
This exhibition celebrates and documents the grassroots art scenes in both cities, including those spaces, in a snapshot of two close groups of artists that straddle D.I.Y. practices and the professional. The six Calgary artists share a tactile sensibility that lends itself to poetic romance, loss, and nostalgia, across media. In Glasgow, the artists explore medium and process in print, collage, and sculpture. At Latitude 53, WE includes works by both groups of artists, presented together for the first time in anticipation of their first meeting and conversation in Glasgow in summer 2014.
Images of WE at the Haight Gallery
We curated by Yvonne Mullock & Matthew Mark Bourree
January 10–February 15 in the Main Space At Latitude 53 Contemporary Visual Culture – 10242 106 Street, Edmonton
10242 – 106 Street, Edmonton, Alberta, T5J 1H7 Canada – Hours: Tuesday-Friday 11-7, Saturday 12-5


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Europe's gas demand has been increasing but will this level of demand be sustainable and, if so, how will it be met? Murray Douglas, Research Director, European Gas, explains how growth, underpinned by the power sector, has returned since 2014. He explores how the national coal phase out policies being enacted across Europe are leading to an increase in gas demand and reflects on the impact of coal and carbon prices.
Watch the video above to discover whether current levels of European demand are sustainable.
We hope to see you at Gastech and GPEX 2018 in Barcelona to continue the natural gas and LNG industry discussions.
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I've thinned a lot of plates out of my collection and added a bunch of others. What does that mean? It means that a bunch of plates that were on my wishlist for a long time are now in my collection, but a number of "big" plates are gone and need to go back onto the list.
Canada X06
Canada X05 (Large Maple Leaf)
Canada X05 (Small Maple Leaf)
Canada X05 (Many Small Leaves)
Canadian Launch Element 54
Xbox Global Support
Artist Pavel - painted Nevermore plate
Impossible Plates:
gh0st_r1der's LE Toy Story 3 console case and faceplate
gh0st_r1der's War of the Worlds
gh0st_r1der's Signed WALL-E airbrushed custom - Andrew Stanton
gh0st_r1der's Signed WALL-E painted custom w/ rust - Andrew Stanton
NFL Head Coach 2009
LE Red Madden plate "Vince Young"
Microsoft "Xbox LIVE Arcade" arcade game compilation plate
Glossy UK Bioshock plate (probably a bootleg)
Project Revolution 2007 (Linkin Park)
Moto GP '06
The mystery plate I can't discuss.
Hong Kong Gaming Convention
Debug Kit Gray (JEJE13 has one)
Eragon (TomDeaf has one)
Generic (Joytech?) "Tribal" plates; black with white markings and silver with black markings
Canada X05 Perfect Dark plate
Any Japanese celebrity launch plate.
The "Sooner or Later" plate list:
Gears of War 2 #3 (Not sure now why I had a #3 and #4 on here because I think there are only two).
Gears of War 2 #4
Some of the plates I've added that were on my list for forever:
Swedish Launch Gold 24K
Zero Hour DOA3 Tournament Airbrush
Tales of Vesperia
Medal of Honor Airborne
Bioshock Sculpted Custom
Tekken 6
Mayhem Festival


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Your journey will take you to the farthest reaches of China, through the emerald-green hills and treacherous rocky cliffs. In more than 40 levels, you will conquer the snowy mountain-peaks and cross the withering deserts. You will gather food and lumber, mine stone and iron, survive hurricanes and thunderstorms, all for the noble goal of completing the greatest building in the history of mankind - The Great Wall of China.
Release Date: 02/04/2013
Available on: iOS, Android
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- 40 levels in 4 unique locations
- Fast-paced gameplay
- Exciting mini-games
- A vast variety of resources and power-ups
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Building the China Wall is developed by Nordcurrent.


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⭕A blanket is a large piece of cloth covering a bed, which helps keep you warm when
you sleep.
⭕A comforter is a very thick blanket, usually filled with soft and fluffy material
inside. It will keep you extra-warm… and comfortable!
⭕A quilt is a type of blanket made by sewing different pieces of fabric together, often
with a colorful and decorative design. Quilts can be used as blankets for sleeping, or
they can be hung on the wall as a type of art.


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Classic traditional styling.
Hand applied individual brass nail head trim.
Traditional Mahogany wood finish.
Sturdy hardwood frame.
No-sag spring seat.
Available in soft durable Black or Burgundy vinyl.
Available with casters (B9545) or without (B9540).
Arm Height: 25″H.
Seat Size: 22″W X 21″D.
Seat Height: 18.5″.
Overall Dimensions: 24″W X 26″D X 31″H.
Weight Capacity: 250lbs
These are $250 each, on sale for $185 each until the end of the month. Call for details!


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Laura Ashley Ruffle Cotton 2-Piece Bath Rug Set, Dark Gray Description
Color:Dark Grey  | Size:17 x 24/20 x 32 in. Set Classic Laura Ashley style made with plush, durable 100% cotton in an assortment of rich, saturated colors is the perfect fashionable and functional bathroom rug set. Thick cotton cut-and-loop fibers, woven with a lovely ruffle double border are meant for long-lasting use. Machine washable cotton makes cleaning a breeze. Set includes (1) 17′ x 24′ and (1) 20′ x 32′ bath rug. Backing is 100% cotton – rug pad recommended and sold separately. Machine wash cold separately with mild detergent. Do not bleach. For best results, hang dry. Imported.
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