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Reproducing Racism
Wendy Leo Moore
Call Number: KF272 .M66 2008
Reproducing Racism is an examination of white privilege and power in two elite United States law schools. Moore examines how racial structures, racialized everyday practices, and racial discourses function in law schools.
Transforming the Education of Lawyers
Susan Bryant; Elliott S. Milstein; Ann C. Shalleck
Call Number: KF282 .T73 2014
Susan Bryant and Jean Koh Peters, "Reflecting on the Habits, Teaching about Identity, Culture, Language, and Difference" (Chapter 15)
Susan Bryant and Jean Koh Peters, "Talking about Race" (Chapter 16)
Poverty, Health and Law
Call Number: KF3825 .P68
Focusing on basic legal rights and their relation to health, income and employment, housing, education, legal status, and personal safety, the authors provide information and insight into how the law may be used as a tool to improve health and how health care providers and lawyers can work together to invoke more effective and preventive remedies for patients and clients.
Muneer Ahmad, Interpreting Communities: Lawyering Across Language Difference, 54 UCLA L. Rev. 999 (2007)
Peter Alexandr, Silent Screams from within the Academy: Let My People Grow, 59 Ohio St.L.J. 1311 (1998)
Alexis Anderson, Challenges of "Sameness": Pitfalls and Benefits to Assumed Connections in Lawyering, 18 Clinical L. Rev. 339 (2012)
Deborah Archer, There Is No Santa Claus: The Challenge of Teaching the Next Generation Of Civil Rights Lawyers in a "Post-Racial" Society, 4 Colum. J. Race & L. 55 (2013)
Tamar Birckhead, Culture Clash: The Challenge of Lawyering Across Difference in Juvenile Court, 62 Rutgers L. Rev. 959 (2010)
Paul Brest & Linda Krieger, On Teaching Professional Judgment, 69 Wash. L. Rev. 527 (1994)
Susan Bryant, The Five Habits: Building Cross-Cultural Competence in Lawyers, 8 Clinical Law Review 33 (2001).
Carolyn Copps Hartley & Carrie Petrucci, Practicing Culturally Competent Therapeutic Jurisprudence: A Collaboration between Social Work and Law, 14 Wash. U.J.L. & Pol'y 133 (2004)
Andrea A. Curcio, Teresa E. Ward, & Nisha Dogra, A Survey Instrument To Develop, Tailor, And Help Measure Law Student Cultural Diversity Education Learning Outcomes, 38 Nova L. Rev. 177 (2014)
Connie Gelb, Cultural Issues in the Higher Education Classroom, 4 Inquiries Journal, no. 7, 2012 at 1.
Michelle Jacobs, People from the Footnotes: The Missing Element in Client Centered Counseling, 27 Golden Gate U. L. Rev. 345 (1997)
Andrea Kayne Kaufman, The Logician Versus the Linguist—An Empirical Tale of Functional Discrimination in the Legal Academy, 8 Mich. J. Gender & Law. 247 (2002)
Christine Jolls & Cass R. Sunstein, The Law of Implicit Bias, 94 Cal. L. Rev. 969 (2006)
Alina Lemak, Silence, Intercultural Conversation, and Miscommunication (Nov. 29, 2012) (unpublished thesis, University of Toronto)
Justin Levinson & Danielle Young, Implicit Gender Bias in the Legal Profession: An Empirical Study, 18 Duke J. of Gender L. & Pol'y 1 (2010)
Antoinette Sedillo Lopez, Making and Breaking Habits: Teaching (and Learning) Cultural Context, Self-Awareness, and Intercultural Communication Through Case Supervision in a Client-Service Legal Clinic, 28 Wash. U.J. of L. & Pol'y 37 (2008)
Deborah J. Merritt, Bias, the Brain and Student Evaluations of Teaching, 82 St. John's L. Rev. 235 (2008)
Nelson P. Miller, Equality as Talisman: Getting Beyond Bias to Cultural Competence as a Professional Skill, 25 T.M. Cooley L. Rev. 99 (2008)
Serena Patel, Cultural Competency Training: Preparing Law Students for Practice in Our Multicultural World, 62 UCLA L. Rev. Disc. 140 (2014)
Russell G. Pearce, White Lawyering: Rethinking Race, Lawyer Identity, and Rule of Law, 73 Fordham L. Rev. 2081 (2005)
Ascanio Piomelli, The Challenge of Democratic Lawyering, 77 Fordham L. Rev. 1383 (2009)
Ascanio Piomelli, Cross-Cultural Lawyering by the Book: The Latest Clinical Texts and a Sketch of a Future Agenda, 4 Hastings Race & Poverty L. J. 131 (2006)
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Irvine, CA, May 16, 2016 — One of the largest and most trusted e-liquid manufacturer and seller, Black Note published an infographic about vaping devices. This infographic is a complete and comprehensive guide for people who want to choose the correct e-cigarette, but they are confused about how to choose electronic cigarettes just according to their needs.
Black Note has mainly added information about 3 types of e-cigarettes, "Our infographic presents the key characteristics of the three main types of e-cigarette on the market: "cigalikes," eGo-style e-cigarettes and "mods." But not every type is created equally, and most smokers will be best suited to one type of e-cigarette over the others, so the infographic also gives a run-down of the key benefits and limitations of each type of device", stated the spokesperson of Black Note while discussing the contents of their infographic.
He further added that they have tried to develop a full scale guidance infographic, so based on the information given in the infographic the readers are able to match their needs to a specific type of device; not only that, but this infographic's information will also suggest what type of smoker or vaper each type of device is well suited to and not so well suited to. In a nutshell, this visual guide will help the readers find the right type of e-cigarette just according to one's needs.
The Black Note's infographic comprises of cigalikes', eGo-style e-cigarettes' and mods' key characteristics, benefits, downsides, from whom it is ideal for and for whom it is not great for. Cigalikes' benefits include it is easy to use, it is portable, it comes with a complete kit, and it is very similar to the traditional cigarettes;
eGo-style e-cigarettes' benefits include it is slightly more complicated than cigalikes but still quite easy to use, its performs comparatively better, it is more satisfying, it has a better battery life, it has a better flavor, and it is comparatively cheaper than cigalikes;
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Today it dawned on me that I have been trying to continue working as though nothing has happened. Sure, I've slowed down about 10 notches, but I've still been trying to make it to meetings and keep up with email and basically stay on top of things. It was only Monday that I went to the doctor and was told I have Rocky Mountain spotted fever. I mean, what the hell is wrong with me that I can't just take several days off (days that I've really needed to take off) and truly relax, rest, and heal?
Actually, to my credit, I have been doing a lot of resting. Mostly because my body left me no other choice. Looking back on the week, I am seeing that I should have rested a lot more. Getting sick like this is just about the best thing that could have happened to me. I know that sounds weird, but I needed this. I was running myself into the ground--hard and fast--and becoming increasingly anxious and unhappy in the process.
Anyway, my life is in the process of changing. I am in the middle of a metamorphosis and, although it has been ugly, pathetic, and painful, it is exactly what I need.
Melly Hocking wrote a thought provoking post about change. She wrote about something that I've been thinking about a lot lately and that is limiting beliefs. We all have them. But only those of us daring, self-indulgent, growth-thriving maniacs strive to become aware of them. And then there are those of us who, once we're aware, can't help but torment ourselves further by attempting to overcome those beliefs.
It is maddening and inspiring all at once.
Anyway, I'm going to make myself nice and vulnerable by sharing some of my limiting beliefs with you here now. Airing out the dirty laundry, shall we say?
And so here are a few of the trolls that live inside my head:
- "I'm fat and stupid and ugly." (oh, this one is practically a mantra! I know it's not really true and so I've been working hard on cutting this one out of my vocabulary. Funny how habitual some of the things we say to ourselves are!)
- "You're never going to make more than $xx,000 a year...no matter what you do." (I tell myself that there is something about me that puts that message out into the world. My hair? My mannerisms? My clothes? My body language or the way I carry myself? My attitude? My language? My shoes? My skin? What if, way down deep, I'm just nothing more than a half notch up from white trash? There is a part of me that believes that I will never be anything more than someone else's worker, a less-than, a half a step away from being a grocery store check out clerk, that I'm someone striving for more success than I'll ever get and that I look like a silly fool in the process of trying to get there.) Oooh! Ouch. That troll was honest! (Sometimes I think we just need to love our trolls. They're like children who lash out because they're in need of some positive attention once in awhile, you know?)
- "I don't have a mind for numbers and this is always going to hold me back." (First of all, math might not be my strong suite, but I've always made up for my weaknesses with massive doses of determination! If I were to be honest with myself I would see that I've been LETTING it hold me back! This thought alone is very intricate and deeply woven--deserving of a blog post of its own if I could just unravel it well enough to make sense.)
- You have to work in corporate America to make anything more than an average income. (uh-em! I would like to prove this wrong. One thing I DO NOT believe in is the Starving Artist Syndrome. That is something I have absolutely NO interest in playing the role of.)
- I'm an artist and people don't take me seriously because of it...at least, not on all levels like they do other professionals. (In all honesty, I see people treating me with as much respect as I treat myself with.)
- I have to work hard to do well. I mean REALLY hard! I have to work even HARDER if I'm going to do something I love. (Wait a minute...who am I trying to prove this unfair work ethic to?)
Ummm....yeah. You get the point. I'm sure there is more where these come from. I know there are, but these are the first that came to mind. There are all sorts of sneaky limiting beliefs that hold us back all the time--in both big and small ways. Usually it's lots of small things that ADD UP--big time!
BUT when we stop to look at those limiting beliefs we begin to see what UTTER NONSENSE they really are.
Here's the deal...I really, truly, full-heartedly believe that every single one of us is capable of ANYTHING when we allow ourselves to shine. And it doesn't matter what our back story is. Every time we feel ourselves shine we are on the right path. Do you know the shine I'm talking about? That radiance that beams from the inside out--that's the shine I'm talking about.
Shine and follow it. Shine and follow it. Shine and follow it. Just think where we'd end up! And at lightening speed!
But we get scared. We tell ourselves lies. We second guess and then allow ourselves to become distracted.
OK...so what are your little lies? I know you have them. Just think who we would be without them! Do you/I even realize how LIMITLESS we would be?!?! How limitless we ARE?!
Oh yeah...anyway, this was supposed to just be a post to introduce my new studio space. Just beyond the studio door is a trail to the vineyard. Despite my endless list of difficulties, I am fully of aware that I am one lucky dog. This life is not fancy. But it fits me well. I could not be in a more perfect spot to take the next step forward.
I have a feeling that is true for all of us.


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21 Trendy Mandala Tattoo Ideas for Women
11. Lower Leg Tattoo
This tat is like two designs in one. It is a gorgeous mandala and also has a look of a dream catcher. Both of these are trendy tattoos making it one super stylish piece. Not only does it look great on the lower leg but would also make a fab rib tattoo.
12. Thigh Tattoo
Fashion has taken a rebellious turn and so have tattoos. Thighs have become the must have place to get inked. Mandala tattoos look awesome especially on the thigh. It gives the beautiful pattern a bad ass edge.
13. Collar Bone Floral Mandala Tattoo
Here is another gorgeous collar bone tattoo. Not only does this have the floral element but it also has intricate geometric patterns. This design would look amazing anywhere on the body.
14. Mandala Rib Tattoo
Rib tattoos are known to be painful but when the end result is this good it's worth it! Even though it is one big tattoo there are so many small and intricate patterns. It is a beautiful design that is giving us serious tattoo envy!
15. Half Mandala Sleeve
Half sleeves are trendy and edgy. You look effortlessly cool without having to say or do anything. This pattern is very floral which it gives it a feminine touch. There are so many designs that could be created, would look fab with a flash of color to.
16. Pretty Mandala Tattoo
A tattoo like this would be great if you're thinking about getting one for the first time. It is a beautiful design that is small enough so you won't need a big session in the chair but it will also get noticed. This is a delicate piece of art that will stylish forever.
17. Back of the Arm Tattoo
Tattoos on the backs of the arms are unique and trendy. Not only that but it will make a plain t-shirt look very stylish. The lotus design on this piece is gorgeous. There are so many different patterns that could fill the petals.
18. Floral Mandala Rib Tattoo
Here is another must have rib tattoo. The detail on this floral mandala is beautiful. Choosing a tat on the ribs is a great idea as you can cover it up for work but when it's time to wear a bikini you'll look like a stylish beach babe.
19. Ankle Tattoo
If you're looking for a small tattoo then this might be the thing you are looking for. This mandala is very cute and will look gorgeous with your summer outfits. This is another subtle tattoo that can be shown off or covered up when you want.
20. Delicate Back Tattoo
The last back tattoo on our list is very elegant. It is has swirly lines and floral patterns. If you want something feminine and chic this is a design for you. Would also look great on other body parts.
21. Forearm Sleeve
Our last tattoo is a real statement maker. This forearm sleeve has so many gorgeous patterns. The possibilities with this style of ink is endless. It is a bold work of art that will get everyone's attention.
We hope you have found some inspiration from all this stunning body art. We have serious tattoo envy!


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November 29th, 2017
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Join the American Indian OIC and the State of Minnesota for an afternoon of career exploration and cultural engagement. This event will function as a multifaceted community gathering with business owners and state employees facilitating a Q & A panel, and AIOIC Pres. Joe Hobot leading a discussion on culturally contextualized education.
Come enjoy arts and crafts. Participate in our discussion rooms. Get career related guidance in our workforce development rooms.
-MN State Employee "Ask Me Anything" Q & A
-Discussion led by AIOIC Pres. Dr. Joe Hobot
-Lunch provided by Gatherings Café
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-Learn about career training programs
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Engage with the Native community and learn about how to best support transformative educational initiatives.
Join AIOIC President Joe Hobot, Ed.D. in discussing the importance of culturally contextualized education and honoring Native educational traditions while administering workforce development best practices.[/bscolumns][bscolumns class="clear"][/bscolumns]


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In Canada, there are a number of regulations which encourage transparency by lenders when it comes to disclosing the cost of borrowing. Such regulations are intended to balance any real or perceived inequities between savvy financial institutions and borrowers. This article explores Section 4 of the Interest Act (Canada)2 ("Section 4") and describes how lenders can protect themselves from inadvertently taking a "haircut" on pricing.
An unhappy borrower can use Section 4 to attack (and ultimately lower) interest rates set forth in a written agreement.3 Section 4 provides that if interest in a written agreement (a loan agreement, for example) is calculated in any manner other than on a per year basis (i.e. "X% per month" or "Y% per 360 days"), then the equivalent annual rate must also be expressly stated. If this rule is not complied with, a borrower can apply to a court to have interest capped at a maximum of 5% per annum.
While this pitfall is easy to avoid for fixed-rate agreements, for loan agreements that use floating or variable adjustment rates, Section 4 can create drafting challenges. This is particularly true where the reference rate, such as LIBOR or the U.S. Base Rate, is calculated on a 360-day year, rather than the 365/366-day year as required by the Interest Act. Accordingly, a clause providing that "the per annum interest applicable under this Agreement shall be a rate equal to the LIBOR Rate plus 6%" or that "interest shall be 20% per annum, compounded monthly" will offend Section 4 unless further explanatory language is added. The following is an example of explanatory language which can be added to a loan agreement to avoid inadvertently tripping a borrower's right to attack the interest rate provision set out therein, pursuant to Section 4:
For the purposes of the Interest Act (Canada), whenever any interest or fee under this Agreement [or any other Loan Document] is calculated using a rate based on a number of days less than 365 or 366, as the case may be, the rate determined pursuant to such calculation, when expressed as an annual rate, is equivalent to (x) the applicable rate, (y) multiplied by the actual number of days in the calendar year in which the period for which such interest or fee is payable (or compounded) ends, and (z) divided by the number of days based on which such rate is calculated.
Lenders should be wary of not expressing interest as an annual effective rate, as non-compliance with Section 4 can radically prejudice a lender's rights. Adding the above noted explanatory language to a loan agreement is "cheap insurance" for lenders and also provides borrowers with the comfort of knowing exactly what their cost of borrowing is – a win-win for everyone involved.
1 Timothy Jones is an articling student at Aird & Berlis LLP.
2 R.S.C., 1985, c. l-15.
3 Section 4 does not apply to mortgages on real property (or, in Quebec, hypothecs on immovables.)
The content of this article is intended to provide a general guide to the subject matter. Specialist advice should be sought about your specific circumstances.


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Our week in Florida was much needed and such a good time. Not only was it our first week long family vacation, it was the first time any of our kids had been down to visit Dan's grandparents. We spent the week shooting, riding around grandpa's property, fishing, going to the beach, going out to eat, and just relaxing.
We left at around 2:30AM on Saturday morning and drove straight through to Pensacola. The last few hours were rough...Dan and I wanted to pull our hair out and the kids were (of course) restless, but we made it.
Sunday morning Dan loaded the kids up in the RTV and drove in front of me around his grandparent's property while I got a run in. I was a little afraid of snakes, but luckily I didn't see any and so that gave me the confidence to go out a couple more times that week by myself. Grandpa and Grandma took us out for Sunday dinner and then we had a relaxing evening at home.
Monday we decided to take a trip to the beach. It was the kids first time at the ocean and they had a blast. They were able to swim, collect a lot of shells, and soak up the Florida sun.
Tuesday we headed to The National Museum of Naval Aviation with Dan's grandparents. It was an enjoyable time...but the kids lost interest quicker than Dan and I did. After we spent a few hours there, they took us to McDonalds for lunch and even treated all of us to ice cream cones. It seemed like we no sooner were finished there that they were taking us out to a place called Firehouse for dinner. The kids were in Heaven.
Wednesday, we decided that since the weather was gorgeous again that we would head back to the beach for one last time. It didn't seem like any of us got too much Sun on Monday, but when it was time to pack up and head home this time, we were all burnt. The waves were huge and the kids enjoyed body surfing...my Middle Man especially. It was a hard good bye. I think the kids would have stayed at the beach a lot longer if we would have given them the option. All of them loved it. We came back home and Dan, the kids, and Grandpa spent the rest of the day fishing. Dan was in his element and Kaitlyn is quite a natural little fisher girl.
Thursday was a sad day. I found myself walking around with a little bit of dread. It was our last day and the week just flew by way too fast. It was so nice being together, eating together, sleeping together, doing everything together...that I hated to see it end. Dan's grandparents took us to breakfast at Crackle Barrel...it was the kids' first time. They were amazed that there was a store in a restaurant...and for a few days after that, Collin was begging to go back to "The Chipped Barrel". We had a relaxing rest of the day exploring the property and looking for snakes to shoot. That evening, Grandma put in a couple of Elvis movies and the kids loved them.
The next morning, we headed for home around five. It was a sad goodbye. I really hate that my kids' lives are filled with so many of them...more than I think there should be for their little hearts. It crushes this Mama's heart when I hear a little voice from the back seat say how much they miss Great Grandpa, Great Grandma, Gammy, Poppy, or whoever we are leaving after an extended visit. What's even worse is when I hear a tiny whimper or sob escape...my heart just aches for them.
We ended up getting home a little after 11 that night. We were all sore, tired, and ready to fall in to our own beds. While it was so nice to be home, I have to say, I missed our togetherness already...knowing that in the morning, there would be places we would have to be...a schedule to keep. I loved every minute...every second, really...of our little get-away. This past week, when the stresses of life crept back, the sleepless nights started again, the busyness took over, it was nice to sit down and flip through the pictures...close my eyes and be back there...and that will have to do for at least another year.
Thankful for the time away.


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ScreenFonts #3: The Threequel
ScreenFonts' third installment on Create deals with doubles and powers of three: a trio of wildly varied posters for Mouthpiece and 3x3 posters for Aniara. We also look at the artwork for Diamantino, The Professor, Meeting Gorbachev, The Souvenir, Netemo sametemo (Asako I & II), and Perfect.
The film title is set in Sentinel, a contemporary interpretation of Clarendon-style slab serifs. Egizio URW is Aldo Novarese's take on the genre, which was reimagined by David Berlow as Belizio. Oxtail, Stefan Hattenbach's subtly subversive design, is a favorite of mine; when tracked tight, the italics become connected constructed scripts.
Thankfully, no faux Cyrillic makes an appearance (that would have been a lazy and culturally inappropriate choice); instead, a compact sans serif similar to Refrigerator Deluxe is used. The angular letterforms recall the typography seen in constructivist posters from the 1920s and '30s. This Russian art movement inspired quite a few typefaces; for example Rodchenko, a recent addition to your Adobe Creative Cloud subscription.
"We toyed with many variations of this image—two Asakos standing side by side, overlapping, echoing, mirroring, with different color gradients and treatments," Smith continued. "An early version had a thick border around the edge filled with flowing and faded blue water, another reference to imagery in the film. The final poster was my preference. These days, I try to create designs that catch your eye in person at a theater, but also have an impact as a thumbnail on a small screen. In this case, I hope the simple, iconic image surrounded by negative space provides that. Also, I added the cat because the cat is so cute, and it figuratively punctuates the image by standing right next to the two Asakos."
Newbolt's design visualizes the protagonist's inner dialogue by combining a frontal and a profile portrait—an image and its mirror image—with the missing half of the frontal portrait bleeding off the right edge of the canvas. Looking at the subject from different viewpoints in one single, combined image was often seen in cubist paintings, and this strategy works well here. Newbolt used Parry Grotesque for the typography; Maple Bold and Basic Sans Black have a similar feel.
Even though the other two posters were never officially released, they were favorites with the director and producers. "As such, I got permission from all involved to post them online," Newbolt wrote. "They have since—naturally—been more widely praised for their visual power than the official poster." The two unused posters are more adventurous in their interpretation of the film's central theme, transcending their function as marketing materials to become art. Newbolt continued: "To me, every poster has to have a clear concept, thus I almost 'psychoanalyze' the film from a graphic-design perspective. Then—almost like a Rorschach test—I roll with whatever idea the director or producer team is most excited about. I produce only one draft for that idea, a draft I've worked on intensively for a while. This may involve painting, drawing, photography, collage—anything I can do to make it truly unique, and present that to them. From there, I take notes and work often two to three rounds to finish the piece, or we change tack, revert back to one of my other original ideas and start over."
The typefaces in these two posters are Monotype Grotesque and Kolikö—compare them with Supria Sans, Tenso, or Bureau Grot, and the Emigre classics Citizen and Variex, respectively.
While only one of Mouthpiece's three posters was officially released, Aniara boasts nine published designs. The Swedish science-fiction drama follows a spaceship carrying settlers to Mars that is knocked off course, causing the consumption-obsessed passengers to consider their place in the universe. The pleasure that the Gravillis, Inc., design team must have had referencing different time periods and graphic styles is almost palpable in this eclectic series. The op-art-like starburst motif in the main theatrical one-sheet lends the artwork a mid-century-modern vibe, as do the parallel lines interrupting and repeating the starship and Mars in the other variant. The main poster features a wide sans serif like Allumi Extended and Titling Gothic FB Extended, for example; the other variant uses Gotham Light.
Two more posters use the new de facto movie-poster typeface, Tobias Frere-Jones' iconic (and inescapable) Gotham. Mark Simonson's equally inescapable Proxima Nova adds a little bite to the vernacular architectural sans genre. The painting of the space vessel hurtling toward the incandescent white ball reminds me of the cover art for the sci-fi novels I devoured in the 1980s; by contrast, the starship framed within the glowing red silhouette looks very modern.
Two other posters use visual metaphors for the starship missing its mark: one has a motif of repeating triangles referencing triangulation as a means of establishing one's position and course; the other places the starship at the entrance of a honeycomb maze, with Mars rendered as an off-center red dot. The former uses Compacta; the latter's condensed sans serif is Neusa Next.
The yellow variant adopts the glitchy typography of 1990s grunge, applied to T.26 Carbon.
The peculiar geometric shape that pops up in most of the posters—a triangle inside a hexagon/3D cube—intrigued me. Kenny Gravillis explained to me that the movie has a very strong design aesthetic, and the inspiration for that shape came from the main ship. "You notice a ton of triangles and hexagons when you watch the film," he said. Letter Gothic's monospaced nature makes it better suited for vertical setting than most other typefaces, and the colorful gradient inside the letters looks lovely. David Jonathan Ross' Bungee is a rare example of a typeface specifically designed to be set vertically.
Kan explained to me that director Eddie Alcazar wanted letterforms inspired by Japanese katakana characters that also needed to look extraterrestrial. "From the outset, I wanted to introduce a techno influence and combine the experimental shapes with readable Latin letters," Kan said. "Turning them into luminescent outlines allowed me to transition from the experimental to the traditional letterforms for the title sequence."
Kellerhouse took Kan's typography and ran with it. The smeared and stretched face in the colorful variant seems to allude to the body dysmorphia experienced by patients seeking physical perfection. Kellerhouse told me that the dark, gloomy version of an impeccable human form emerging from a generative liquid is his personal favorite.
Do I wish every new ScreenFonts episode could emerge, effortlessly and impeccably formed, from a generative liquid? Nah, I enjoy writing this series far too much. Come back next month for more movie-poster design and typography, and—as always—keep checking Instagram and Twitter for the hashtag #screenfonts.


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Keep the beauty quotient high for potted plants with these can't-fail ideas for container success.
Bigger is better. Because plants can grow more roots in big pots, place them in the largest container possible. Supersized pots also need watering less often since there's more soil to hold the moisture.
Be a water wizard. Water when the top inch of soil is dry to the touch. Avoid leaving pots standing in water which can rot roots and promote disease. Too much water can be as bad as too little.
Go the hole way. Every container needs drainage holes. If you want to use a pot that doesn't come with holes, drill some on the bottom or sides. If needed, raise the pot so excess water can dribble out.
Fertilize right. Repeated waterings wash nutrients from the soil quickly. To cut down on tasks, add a slow-release fertilizer at planting, then use a water-soluble fertilizer every other week by midseason.
For a full look right away, pack in plenty of plants. Abundantly planted containers look great in the short term but may get out of hand over time. Expect to prune or rip out anything that grows too big or aggressively.
Get the dirt on soil. Regular garden soil is too dense to use in pots. Buy (or make) a potting mix that contains peat moss, vermiculite or perlite, sand, and shredded bark or compost. Adjust the peat according to a plant's needs for more or less water. If you're planting hydrangeas, camellias, azaleas, dwarf berry bushes, or other acid-loving plants, opt for a soil mix that's formulated for them. And for succulents, palms and cacti, choose a blend made for those plants.
Friends or enemies? Pay attention to the plant tags before you pair a shade-lover with a partner that grows best in full sun. Each will do best with others that have the same needs.
Experiment with design. The spiller-filler-thriller rule of thumb is tried and true, but it may be a little too predictable. Think about using any two of those type of plants in combinations, or fill a container with just one type of plant.
Easy does it! Look to grasses, foliage plants such as coleus, and self-cleaning annuals like begonias or impatiens for little care.
Plan seasonal swap-outs for ongoing interest. In northern climates, plant in weather-resistant containers that won't crack below freezing. Add twigs or evergreens for winter interest, swap spring bulbs for summer annuals, and include grasses to shine in fall.
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As one of the seven wonders of the natural world, the Grand Canyon is a true national treasure. There are countless cool things to do when visiting Grand Canyon National Park at Yavapai Lodge. From hiking to history to stargazing that's literally out of this world, there's so much to explore at the Grand Canyon.
But what if we told you that the Grand Canyon isn't the only treasure to be found in these parts. That there actually may be gold in them thar hills. Along with a lost city. And mummies.
Yes, an extraordinary lost world is said to be found somewhere within Grand Canyon National Park. Of course this covers 1,902 square miles, which may be part of why this treasure trove is still out there.
The legend dates back to a peculiar story in the April 5, 1909 edition of the Arizona Gazette. The publication claimed that two individuals came upon something rather startling somewhere in the Marble Canyon region of the Grand Canyon.
A pair of alleged Smithsonian-funded archaeologists, S. A. Jordan and G.E. Kincaid, didn't just claim to have found evidence of lost treasure. No, these two claimed to have discovered a lost Egyptian civilization (!) lying deep beneath the Grand Canyon.
According to Kincaid: "The tomb or crypt in which the mummies were found is one of the largest of the chambers, the walls slanting back at an angle of about 35 degrees. On these are tiers of mummies, each one occupying a separate hewn shelf. At the head of each is a small bench, on which is found copper cups and pieces of broken swords. Some of the mummies are covered with clay, and all are wrapped in a bark fabric.
Upwards of 50,000 people could have lived in the caverns comfortably. One theory is that the present Indian tribes found in Arizona are descendants of the serfs or slaves of the people which inhabited the cave. Undoubtedly a good many thousands of years before the Christian era, a people lived here which reached a high stage of civilization. The chronology of human history is full of gaps."
So, lost treasure? That's a pretty neat story. A hidden Atlantis-like civilization? That's on a whole different level of jaw-dropping.
With a reputable paper running the story, tales of the lost civilization caught on in the region. Over the past century, numerous archeologists have put on their >Indiana Jones hat and gone searching for this mythical lost world.
While there was a film based on this exact topic in 2008 (starring screen legend Shannen Doherty), so far no one has been able to confirm Jordan and Kincaid's wild claims. In fact, no one has any proof that they were even real people.
Today, most regard their story as a tall tale that the Arizona Gazette invented. Maybe the publication was just trying to sell more newspapers? Much like the fabled lost civilization itself, how this all came about is still a mystery.
That said, if you needed another reason to visit Grand Canyon National Park during its 100th year celebration, this lost city is just waiting to be found.
Think of all the gadgets you have on your phone: GPS, a flashlight, video capabilities. With that kind of technological wizardry, maybe you'll solve the mystery 110 years after two shady archeologists spun a yarn for all-time.


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'Technology' capex: a virtuous or vicious cycle?
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I have just returned from Fidelity's annual bespoke Silicon Valley bus tour, where the team has spent time with 26 companies and their top management. Despite all the market noise around the recent NASDAQ sell off, this trip has provided confirmation that the pace of innovation coming out of this part of the world is unlikely to let up. A lot of private capital continues to chase start-ups that are leading disruption, and our analysts will no doubt be keeping a firm eye on the evolving landscape.
While our meetings highlighted a lot of interesting stuff going on in the Valley, I have come back feeling that much of this is now known and the information we have gained has been incremental. The one big takeaway, however, is how much of the capital expenditure (capex) spend on technology is actually being driven by technology businesses themselves.
A back of the envelope calculation of the cash discretionary outlay (capex + Research & Development (R&D) spend) of the Top 5 technology players (Apple, Google, Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft) paints a very interesting picture. This figure has increased from roughly USD 36 billion in 2011 to USD 125 billion in 2017 and is now on track to reach about USD 200 billion by the end of 2018. This means that while revenues for such companies over that period have doubled, capital expenditure has actually gone up by close to four times! This could have some important implications for the sector overall and we'll be spending time in the weeks ahead looking at a number of different scenarios.
Chart 1: Cash discretionary outlay: Top five tech companies
Source: Fidelity International, Bloomberg. Data as at 08 November 2018
Let us start with the rosiest of the scenarios: that this capex + R&D spend leads advances around machine learning /cloud computing etc resulting in companies reaping the benefits in terms of revenue growth for a long time to come. However, if this is the case, then capex to sales will have to normalise for these large businesses in the future, something we have recently seen with Apple. This could potentially be negative for the supply chain and could be what the market is starting to discount with semiconductor stocks this year. In this scenario, large caps may look even better than the market suspects as their Free Cash Flow (FCF) yields could get better.
The second scenario (my base case at this point), which is a little less rosy for the large caps, is that the high levels of capex are now just part of the normal cost of doing business in this space. This means that incremental and reported Return on Invested Capital (ROIC) of the Top 5 technology companies will continue to come down. If this is the case, then potentially the market has yet to fully penalise the large caps for poorer fundamentals. However, on the flip side, the rest of the value chain could be well better protected than the market believes.
Chart 2: Cash discretionary outlay-to-sales:
US tech vs. S&P 500
Source: Fidelity International, Bloomberg. Data as at 08 November 2018
The most bearish scenario of course is that the cloud/machine learning background is to 2018 what the bandwidth build out was to 2000. The market is not spending much time thinking about this but I do think it is worth asking the question: is there really some holy grail behind all this machine learning/cloud investments driving incremental revenue growth? In other words, did Alphabet really need to increase computer power three-fold for its autocomplete in Search to work? Was it innovation for higher ROICs or innovation for innovation's sake? As we head towards the later stages of the cycle, the chances of utopian visions meeting a business recession could get painful.
I am quite early in my thinking on this topic, so these views are not a clarion call but more a gentle nudge to think beyond the hype and focus in on fundamentals.
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Mom's typically know how to juggle it all. There's something in a woman's DNA that often allows her to take on a mountain of things and get it all done.
Even with help, this is often a celebrity's experience as well. Just ask TV personality, model and social media queen Chrissy Teigen.
Teigen is 7 months pregnant, putting the finishing touches on her second cookbook and trying to plan her daughter's 2nd birthday.
She tweeted about having to juggle many things and wear many hats this week.
I have officially finished my second cookbook and am wrapping up big fall project planning ohhhh it's a joy! now I am planning a two year old's birthday party. I never thought I'd be this mom. I have always been so anti-parties they won't remember. who am I ???
— christine teigen (@chrissyteigen) April 5, 2018
In the midst of her cookbook and other projects, she's trying to put together a very lovely and adorable birthday party for her little girl. I guess sweet little human babies can really change a person's mind about throwing a party to celebrate their little lives.
Even despite the fact that a little two-year-old doesn't have any memories yet. But at least the pictures will be super sweet and nice to look back on when Luna is older, even without the memories.
Teigen even asked her followers about the etiquette regarding kid's gift bags while she was going over ideas for the ones she wanted to hand out.
question about kid birthday party gift bags: am I allowed to include things that will destroy your home?
— christine teigen (@chrissyteigen) April 5, 2018
Being a pro in the kitchen and having a penchant for delectable foods, it seems that Teigen is trying to slow down on the very rich dishes.
In her third trimester, she's due to deliver a baby boy in June, she's been trying to eat a bit healthier.
I made quinoa. Trying to be healthier. It's….actually very good??? Quinoa is saffron, onions and cinnamon tossed with toasted almonds and blueberries – jesus making branzino in the back! pic.twitter.com/UAWPLYmo4E
— christine teigen (@chrissyteigen) April 3, 2018
Teigen has documented many of her meals and pregnancy cravings along the way and it looks like she may be trying to switch it up now.
Though she did recently get into a sparring match with the vegetarians on Twitter over her love of bacon.
All in all, this funny lady has had a lot to contend with and hopefully, she has some time to rest and rejuvenate before baby number 2 makes his debut sometime in June. Though the couple was seeking a unisex name, Teigen recently revealed that search has been harder than expected.
Until then, Teigen will likely continue to have Twitter ablaze with her witty, quirky remarks and her funny clapbacks.


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Junction Media is engaged in project MAGMA (Metadata automatic generation and moderation application). The Library of Birmingham has a problem which our market research finds is common to many: that digitisation is often slowed down by the lack of person hours available to create meaningful metadata that would enable a digitised asset to be effectively located by a user or purchaser. We are experimenting with the use of open source software tools in innovative chains to automatically create and verify metadata with minimal professional intervention. We have deliberately worked with collections that include images as well as text and some handwriting. We will show our initial results and explore the influence of automated metadata tools on the future of archives. We'll ask whether the answer to the commercialisation of assets in a digital world is through a MAGMA style tool.
The R&D is part funded by The Technology Strategy Board whose sponsorship is gratefully acknowledged.


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Find accommodation and Bed and Breakfast in Denmark and North Germany
Tilde-Klaus, Den Røde Plads 3, 7500 Holstebro
Beautiful sunny apartment and rooms in the heart of Holstebro on the 1st floor. Overlooking the river and city life and directly next to the musical theater. Here you are in the center of the many restaurants in town, bars and cultural life.
The apartment with kitchen / dining area is furnished fridge / freezer and washing machine and dishwasher. Private toilet, shower, a bedroom with two beds and TV, living room with dining area, sofa and TV. There is room for two good sleeps in the living room.
On the same floor we rent two lovely bright room. Here is a single room with 2 beds and a view of downtown. Shared kitchen / fridge / freezer and oven. We can offer you with space for 4 people in a double room. This room with large terrace is located to the backyard. Shared kitchen / fridge / freezer and oven.
Together, the rooms can be combined as an apartment, depending on how many people there are. There is a corridor between the rooms.
Free Internet. Free parking is 0-100 m. Music Theatre 50 m. Shopping / bakery 200 m and 100 m pedestrian. Cinema 100 m. Waterpark 300 m. Playground 15 meters from the address (from November -16)
Always nice cleaned, clean towels and sheets. Cot and high chair are available.
We, your hosts are always helpful and eager to fulfill your wishes.
Supplement of 100 DKK for only one night stay.
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This wee bunny is perfect for little hands to play with, and makes a delightful newborn gift.
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If ever there will be a movie on wildlife conservation in India, the word Kaziranga would most definitely ring in its title. The amazing success the National Park has achieved in conservation and wildlife protection is an example for all such schemes around the globe.
The park was recognized as early as the 1940s but was formally established in 1974 and was later on, declared UNESCO World Heritage Site too. It spreads over a vast expanse of 430 square kilometres and has an equally large extended territory. The park is shared as a pride between the twin districts of Golaghat and Nangaon with 175 Sq. Km under the Nangaon district, 135 Sq. Km falling under Bagori Forest Range office and 40 Sq. Km within Ghorakati Forest Range office. The park provides one of the most significant sources of income to the people living on the rings of the park area and the ones employed there. There are dozens of privately owned hotels, restaurants and shops selling souvenirs.
Like any other conservation zone of such scale and diversity Kaziranga too has multitude of distinct species of both flora and fauna. There are more than 40 species of fishes; 9 different types of amphibians are found along with about 30 distinct species of reptiles. Also present are more than 490 species of well-known and relatively rare birds which live in absolute natural balance with the 35 species of animals.
It provides a habitat to 1048 elephants, 2048 rhinos, 1431 buffalos and 486 swap deer. Also present are a vast motely of around 546 species of flora. Kaziranga has the highest density of tigers of all the natural tiger habitats in the world and was declared a Tiger Reserve in 2006 with a tiger population of more than 85 tigers. It has a tiger every 5 square kilometres. However it is not as popular as the Corbett National Park or Ranthambore for tiger-sighting as visitors seldom spot tigers due to tall grass.
The biggest star and poster boy of Kaziranga is the One Horned Rhinoceros, a species which once stared extinction right in the face. The efforts of the administration and Indian government have brought them back to a healthy number. These magnificent and exotic creatures raced the whole of northern India centuries ago but now have been cornered into vanishing existence only in a few pockets in North- East due to poaching and habitat destruction. Kaziranga hosts the biggest population of One Horned Rhinos in the entire world. Another wonderful creature which has been forced out of the limelight due to bigger attractions is the Asian wild water buffalo, a population which has not been hybridised with domestic buffaloes. Greater Adjutant storks also have the park as one of their last safe havens.
The climate can be said to be tropical, which turns considerably hot and humid during the summer followed by monsoons and which has moderately cold winter. The Brahmaputra which provides nurturance to the ecosystem also floods it during the monsoons. The monsoons are the heaviest from June-August and make Kaziranga inaccessible for the outer world. The best time to pay one's animal friends a visit would be September-October or after that the any period after January and before April.
Kaziranga is connected via air to the outside world by means of an airport located at Jorhat, which in turn is a hundred odd kilometres from the main park. It is connected with all the major Indian cities by regular flights. The nearest railway station is at Furkating which too is quite far sitting 80 kms away, connected with Delhi and Kolkata. The nearest major railway station is Guwahati and it has several trains to Furkating.
For the more adventurous there the other way of reaching Kaziranga is via the road with the wind in one's face, by the way of the guided bike tours conducted all across Assam and neighbouring states. These begin from places like Guwahati and Kohima and cover states like Meghalaya, Assam, Nagaland and Arunachal Pradesh providing the real freedom which all the explorers and adventurers cherish. The park is also connected via bus with all the major places around.
The entry fees is an minimal amount of 500 rupees. Two most popular options are the jeep and Elephant safaris. The former is quicker whereas the latter gives an entirely different feel to ride an elephant through tall grass and wild nature. People with more time often go foe the elephant rides with professional guides called mahouts. The rent for jeeps varies depending on the distance and the destination but fluctuates between 1000-2000 rupees. The elephant rides cost around 1000 rupees and are started in two shifts in the morning. These are recommended as they provide for an unmatchable view of the rhinos up close. In the winters the second trip is advised due to dense fog and low visibility.
The establishments run by government are quite cheap and of satisfactory quality. Other private resorts offer a wide array of other facilities both on the higher and the economical ends. Camping is available near Laudubi.
The food though a little expensive is hygienic and edible. The restaurants are not many in numbers but all the accommodation facilities have their own eating facilities.
Kaziranga is one of the most popular destinations in North-East India and one gets to know why, after only a single trip.


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PewDiePie and his wife just had one of the most chic weddings of all time
YouTube sensations Felix Kjellberg and Marzia Bisognin have been together for 8 years and finally, they are married.
This was by no means your typical registry office wedding however as it was held at the idyllic Kew Gardens in London on August 19.
The Kew Gardens is a botanic garden in London that claims to house the largest and most diverse botanical collections in the world. Formally known as the Royal Botanic Gardens, Key, the site was named as a World Heritage site in 2003.
A section of Kew Gardens
Over the years, hundreds in fact, the gardens have housed privately owned displays and buildings commissioned by England's most royal or aristocratic.
Kjellberg, otherwise known under his YouTube name of 'PewDiePie' and his now-wife Bisognin chose the location for their wedding. The two held an intimate ceremony in the Nash Conservatory and the Temperate House.
The Nash Conservatory
Stripped back, chic and intimate, the ceremony provided Victorian backdrops, full of flora and fauna, along with quaint white wooden furniture. Considering that the power couple are worth several millions of dollars and PewDiePie has almost 100 million fans worldwide, the ceremony was admirably understated.
We are married!!! I'm the happiest I can be I'm so lucky to share my life with this amazing woman. pic.twitter.com/RA3iKAgMOs— ƿ૯ωძɿ૯ƿɿ૯ (@pewdiepie) August 20, 2019
Bisognin, who has Italian roots, has always had chic style at the forefront of her life and career. These days, she works on two fashion labels and has previously had a YouTube channel that often has a focused on cutesy design and décor projects.
The couple both shared images of the day on social media, showing again the effortless Victorian style and glamour of their wedding setting. No over-the-top flower displays or confetti, just the couple sitting together on a bench, surrounded by fabulous plants.
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Yesterday, the 19th of August - after exactly 8 years since we met - we celebrated our wedding with our closest friends and family. It was the most beautiful day, which I will treasure forever. I am so thankful for all the people that made time to attend the event and helped us celebrate our marriage. I feel like I'm the luckiest person and I'm so full of love. Incredibly ecstatic to be able to call Felix my husband for the rest of our lives. @jessicakobeissi
Unlike the recent Jake Paul wedding, which you had to pay to watch, this wedding was private and a very small affair.
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GUERENA, Frank L. - Peacefully passed away on April 17, 2005 at his home in Ione, CA. He was born on June 10, 1924 in San Francisco. Frank is survived by his loving wife of 33 years, Betty; three children, Pamela, David, Laurie and families; three step-children, Kathy, Tom, Diane and families; 11 adoring grandchildren, and his two sisters Jane, Catherine and their families. Frank graduated Lowell High School in 1941, went on to attend Oregon State University and was a member of Phi Gamma Delta until he graduated in 1946. He proudly served in World War II as a sergeant in the medical unit. Frank was one of the cores of this wonderful family, and we will miss him forever. We will carry the memories of his love, integrity, and infectious laughter with us always. A celebration of Frank's life will be held April 30, 2005 3:00pm at Castle Oaks Club House in Ione. In lieu of flowers donations can be made to: Hospice of Amador, P.O. Box 595, Jackson, CA 95642 to whom we are so ever grateful for their care, love and support.


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TravelNovember 18, 2015
I've been traveling a lot these days. Some for work and some for fun. I like the in-between places and I love to be at the airport. It's not the overpriced food that does it, but rather to be a stranger amongst other strangers traveling. Observing or just reading a book. I only read when I'm traveling. Don't think I have the attention span to be sitting still at a familiar place just reading.
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Leader Sharma calls Biplav for talks
Dang, Sept 6 : Nepal Communist Party (NCP) leader Janardan Sharma 'Pravakar' has urged Netra Bikram Chand' Biplav' to come to dialogue table.
At a press meet in Tulsipur, Dang this morning, leader Sharma called on Biplav to join mainstream politics as socialism is not possible from the canal of gun.
Sharma, also the NCP standing committee member and former minster for home affairs, said the NCP was fully committed to implement the constitution as it was an outcome of arduous struggle and devotion of Nepali people.
"The agreement to merge two parties was the most crucial thing. The party can take decisions from a new front as per the current need", he added.
Sharma further noted, "As all works related to party merger have completed the government and the party would zero in its efforts to fulfill people's aspirations and needs".
The country is in need of bigger investments, he sai, adding the government is seriously working to bring foreign investment in the country.(RSS)


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Leadership Team
The formal responsibility of managing ISH lies with ICRISAT. The Director General of ICRISAT has delegated the day to day operation of ISH to the Head of School. ICRISAT has created an Advisory Board to guide the Principal in managing the school.
The school is divided into Elementary School and Secondary School divisions. The Elementary School comprises Toddler through Grade 5 and the Secondary School comprises Grades 6-12 (with coordinators for middles school, 9-10th grades and 11-12th grades).
Dr. Oli Tooher-Hancock
Head of School
Oli is a British/Irish national with over 25 years experience in education and leadership, 22 years of which have been in IB international schools in Spain, China, Japan, Sri Lanka and Peru. She holds a doctorate in Educational Leadership from Lehigh University in the U.S.
Oli taught IGCSE, and IBDP History for many years and was an IB Diploma Coordinator for 10 years in the Asia Region. She has been a secondary principal an assistant head of school in two international schools and this is her first headship. She has experience leading curriculum and professional development, whole school community service and experience with CIS, WASC, MSA and NEASC accreditation as well as IB authorization visits. Oli is a Board member for the Association for the Advancement of International Education (AAIE) and a PTC Trainer.
Mr. Andrew Nicholson
Head of Secondary
Andrew is Australian by birth – but international in outlook. He joined ISH in August 2015, having previously been working in international schools in Sudan, Peru, Sri Lanka, Romania, Qatar, and Australia.
Andrew obtained his BSc degree many years ago in Melbourne – and was an aspiring marine biologist. He subsequently worked in hospitality, traveled for a year and gained the realisation that education was more of a passion. He returned to university to complete his Graduate Diploma. Andrew has completed several leadership courses – including the Certificate of International School Leadership from the PTC; worked as an IBDP Biology examiner for many years; and held positions in previous schools such as Head of Department (Science and Maths), Activities Coordinator, IB Coordinator, and Curriculum Coordinator.
Andrew is also an avid coach/player of many sports, and also enjoys working with students in service learning activities and drama productions.
Mr. Nick Neubert
Head of Elementary
Nick has been an educator for the past 24 years and has worked in both the elementary and middle school divisions. Prior to his position here at ISH, he was a principal in Auckland, New Zealand. Nick brings to ISH extensive experience in curriculum and assessment design, particularly in the areas of critical literacy and thinking-based learning. He brings a deep passion for and commitment to elementary education focused on building global perspectives and thinking citizens.
Having travelled and lived in India previously, he is very excited to be part of our vibrant and culturally rich community.
Mr. Tony Bellew
Head of Teaching & Learning/Middle School Coordinator
Tony was previously a high school Deputy Principal, also an experienced Curriculum Director with a demonstrated history of working in the education management industry. Skilled in both secondary and elementary education, Tony is a strong education professional with a Master of Arts (M.A.) focused in International and Comparative Education from Oxford Brookes University.
In his spare time, Tony likes to follow his wife Jan on Twitter.
Mrs. Sunita Verghese
Chief Operating Officer
Sunita has over 25 years of teaching and 8 years of school management experience. Prior to joining ISH in 1996, she has been teaching in many reputed schools all over the country ever since 1981. In her long career, she has been exposed to a broad spectrum of skill sets such as teaching, curriculum design, music and drama, school management and administration, accreditation processes.
Sunita has attended several workshops and conferences held by organisations such as the IBO, AERO,TTC and TAISI. She has been awarded the Certificate of International School Leadership from the Principals Training Centre in Miami.


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Community Bible Study (Women and Children)
New Study beginning in January: Book of Galatians and Colossians
New members always welcome! Begin anytime! No previous bible study experience necessary! Class runs until May 2020
Come and join us for an in-depth, inter-denominational study of the books of Galatians and Colossians. Women of all ages and Bible knowledge welcome.
Class will be held most Wednesdays through May 2020.
Workbook/Curriculum provided.
Cost: $35/adult and $10/child for the entire curriculum.
Location: Harvest Baptist Church; Nutters Crossing Community; 29945 Dixon Road, Salisbury, MD. (This class is not affiliated with Harvest Baptist Church).
Contact Linda Frey for questions: (410) 422-8773, or register and pay online at Salisbury.CBSclass.org
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STRAIN PROFILE Gelato Autoflower
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Gelato is already a very popular and sough-after strain, but who says that perfection cannot be improved upon? By blending the original plant with the autoflowering Girl Scout Cookies, a non-photoperiod Gelato was born. It's just as delectable and efficient as the older variety, and still maintains its fruity, earthy flavor and (up to) 24% THC level. Great news indeed!
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Gelato Auto showcases fantastic Indica physical features all encased in Ruderalis's tiny, 2 to 3 foot frame. It has deep green leafage and nugs that turn into dark plum when exposed to cold temperatures during lights off hours. As harvest draws near, its multiple colas take on a frosty, snowclad appearance that's a veritable treat for the senses.
Regardless of where you plant it, its growth cycle only lasts for 10 to 11 weeks, and there are certain things you can do to help maximize the yield. Provide at least 18 hours of light each day as anything less will negatively impact its growth. 24-hour lighting is also acceptable if racking up the bills is not a concern – and as long as the grow room has equipment in place to properly handle the increase in heat.
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Because of its ruderalis genetics, the autoflowering version of Gelato will prosper in the great outdoors. Its small size allows discreet open-air growing on the balcony, in the backyard amongst other plants, and just about anywhere else with reasonably pleasant weather. On the flip side, this advantage comes with a drawback: the yield is only 3.5 ounces of buds for every plant due to fewer hours of sunlight exposure.
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