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One of my summer projects was to get a new website finished. Its finally up!! I feel like Collage Press Studio is finally official! Here's a peek...
I hope you all have a wonderful weekend. :)
Thanks for checking out Vintage Vogue! The winner for the giveaway is:
"I am loving the colors in this new collection! So fun and fresh! I can't wait 'til it hits the stores! :)" Amy Baldwin
Congratulations Amy! Please email me at email@example.com with your mailing address.
Two Peas has Pink Paislee CHA video up with a giveaway! Just post a comment over there to enter to win! Have fun watching all the CHA videos. I love this time of year. :)
Vintage Vogue previews are up on the Pink Paislee blog! Working with Rebecca and Shawna at Pink Paislee has been fabulously fun. Head on over to get a look!
Leave a comment here by the 19th and enter to win a a 12x12 paper pack and ephemera pack! Pink Paislee is also doing a giveway of a 12x12 paper pack. So you can double your chances of winning!
Thanks for stopping by!
So the downside to this licensing thing (which is a dream come true for me) is that I can't show you a sneaky peeky of anything that I'm working on....so instead you get to see some pics from our recent family road trip.
Jace talked me into taking 3 children on a 3200 mile, five day road trip. His family was having a get-together in the Seattle area, and I thought we could squeeze in a quick visit to Portland and Spokane, thus adding 1000 extra miles to the trip. So I guess he really just talked me into a 2200 mile trip. But still...
We survived thanks to the advice of my amazing SIL Janice. I asked "what am I going to do with a 5 yr old, 3yr old, and 7 mo old for 14 hours in a car?" (this was the Orem, UT to Portland, OR leg of the trip). She's a veteran of road trips and her simple response was "portable dvd player". It worked! My children logged more "tv hours" last week than they do in a year. Now that we're home, I'm trying to keep them in the yard as much as possible.
Portland (Troutdale, that is)
First stop. We met my Aunt Elm and Uncle Robert in a park in Troutdale, OR. I'm ready to move! We are Northwest natives and know better than to fall for clear blue skies in June. And yet I keep plotting...how can we relocate to Oregon. :)
The play area in the background was covered with kids. I think they hid right before I took the pic.
There's Robert, Jace, and baby C. We had perfect weather for our perfect lunch. Elm and Robert brought sandwiches and chips. Gideon and Elise ate ALL of the strawberries. We had a wonderful time visiting.
That's me with my aunt and sweet baby Charlotte, who was the easiest of the three on the road. Actually, she's the easiest one at home too. :)
I had a hard time leaving Oregon. It's always hard to say goodbye to family.
Just before Charlotte was born, Jace took the kids up to Seattle with his sister and her kids. When they came home, I heard tales of the "scary" masks that they loved at their aunt's house. So I had to get a photo of them. I think she told me she bought them in Mexico years ago. I thought about putting a bikini top on the bug lady before posting.
All of the cousins outside of the Children's Musem. My BIL Jason is a photographer. He's trying to get the kids ready for photos. I'm just clicking my camera hoping to get lucky. I think I took about 20 pics of the group. I've found that if I wait for the perfect photo, the moment is gone (and I'm a terrible photographer).
I'll have to get the "good" one from Jason. I think all of the ones I took the kids are moving around. :)
Whidbey Island, WA
Jace with the kids on the ferry. Aunt Amy gave all the girls sunglasses. Well, Elise only took them off to sleep. So most of the pics of her show her with them on. Just minutes before this was taken, I was up on the deck too with Charlotte. She was cold so I wrapped her in my red jacket. You guessed it...she spit up all over both of us. For some reason, I didn't bring a burp cloth with me upstairs.
Gideon HATES the shirt he is wearing. Sunday morning was the first time he ever saw it and instantly disliked it. He said "That's a girl shirt mommy! I am not wearing that!" He pointed to Elise's blue shirt on the bed (shown in the picnic photos) and emphatically added "See! It's the same color as Elise's shirt. Girls wear light blue, boys wear dark blue!". Later that day when we were heading for Spokane, Gideon threw it into the front seat with a grunt. I threw it back to him, and I could hear the power window button clicking (but we had the lock on!). Jace and I were laughing and hoping he couldn't hear us. So he was ready to throw it out the window on the freeway. I guess I won't be able to get him in that again any time soon.
So there's a peek at our trip. We made a few other stops. It's was a whirlwind tour. We traveled through 5 states in 5 days. Two hours into our trip, Elise was saying "I want to go home". The last night of our trip Gideon was upset we were coming home. He wanted to keep traveling. We visited with family we wish lived closer, and that made coming home hard to do.
Pictures added--I had some interference from my three year old who unwrapped and ate one of the bars. Can't blame the girl, just started a domino effect for getting pictures and then putting these in the mail. :) Sorry for the delay in posting pictures.
What's better than a birthday card? How about a birthday candy bar! :) It's a card and a gift wrapped into one. May is a big birthday month for us. This little stack is about to go in the mail and hopefully none of the birthday boys and girls are looking at this post for another week.
I've wrapped up several candy bars in Hometown Summer. I've been wanting to make some projects with this line ever since my sample box arrived...two months ago! Here is the easiest project ever.
I know, it's pretty self explanetory, but just in case you need instructions...
It's just a piece of pattern paper sliced into two strips, 7.5" and 4.5". I'm using giant Hershey bars and 7.5" covers the brown wrapper perfectly. I center the small strip on top and tape them to the chocolate bar, then wrap around and tape it together. Anyway, I know it isn't rocket science, but it's fun gift to give. And who doesn't love opening up a candy bar?
USPS recently came out with small priority boxes that fit the 2-3 stacked candy bars really well. Just passing it along. I never have small boxes on hand.
Pink Paislee is posting sneak peeks for Hometown Summer today!
I'm really excited about 2011. This is the time of year I swear I'll finally get organized, lose the baby weight, and get lots of projects finished. :) I'm looking forward to designing exclusively as Collage Press Studio. Yay!!! I've started sketching and scribbling projects for the coming year.
Our daughter Charlotte was born Nov 3rd. She's the sweetest little baby. We're so happy she's with us.
A few weeks after she was born, Jace went back to work. He'd taken a few weeks off for paternity leave and we made the most of it. I actually got some sleep! His first day back at work happened to be the day I'd been up with Charlotte the night before. I went to bed at 6:30 am. And the little darlings (what I call them when they're really being bad) were in my office at 9:30 (I know, no mom should be asleep that late with a 2 & 4 yr old afoot). I was so tired I didn't even hear them get in there until they were shrieking with laughter, which is usually a bad sign with unsupervised toddlers. Needless to say they were up to no good. I walked in to find them with sharpies in hand, my laptop screen covered with ink and the beautiful silver keyboard keys scattered on the floor. They were just starting on my big mac (my main design computer) when I walked in. Thankfully the mac laptop is used for press checks, travel design, photos and netflix. :) The "big mac" only has a few purple scribbles in the bottom left hand corner. Relaying the story is a form of therapy I guess. Most of my family and friends have heard the terrible story, but I wanted to share it one last time.
It's way past time for an update! For those of you who don't know, I have a 4 yr old, a 2 yr old, and baby due any day now. We're looking forward to the birth of our baby girl (at least we think it's a girl--2 ultrasounds and they aren't sure...). I've been trying to get things ready for the baby and now that I'm ready for that (who's ever really ready for that?), I wanted to fill everyone in who's been asking about Collage Press and the next release.Just for some background, with the last two pregnancies I worked from the beginning to the end of each one. And I assumed that's how this one would turn out too. I was wrong! The first three months I was absolutely exhausted and spent the 2nd trimester playing catch up on the new lines I had designed and was getting ready to release in July/Aug. In the end, rather than have to choose between having a life and having a business, I decided to make some major changes to Collage Press.... It's a much better fit for a SAHM of 2 with one on the way. :)
So here's the news: Collage Press will no longer manufacture its own designs, but instead license them to other manufacturers as Collage Press Studio. With my time shrinking to create new product and run a business, I've decided to focus on what I love the most. So that's what I've been doing lately. I spent September and part of October creating a new line for another wonderful company, craft manufacturer Pink Paislee, LLC! Our first collection as Collage Press Studio, Hometown Summer, will be revealed during the CHA Winter Show in LA, after which it will be available directly and exclusively from Pink Paislee. Here's a peek at the new line!!
We are thrilled to be joining their prestigious list of licensed designers (not to mention having more time to dress up the new baby!). :)
I've had the privilege of working with the most wonderful designers this year. I want to thank them with all my heart for their contributions to Collage Press. Each designer had a unique style and turned our papers into beautiful projects. So thank you to the best DT!
I'll be posting news regarding some great changes to Collage Press soon. In the meantime, here's a look at a few of my favorites from each designer (I couldn't use any that are out for publication).
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Yes, we have a winner! Thank you so much to all that applied. We really received some beautiful entries. Drumroll please.........................................................................
Hello all! I know it is not technically June anymore, but I thought you wouldn't mind if I went ahead and posted my take on the June sketch anyway.
I just love to work with sketches, because it takes the guess work out of the design and let's me do what I love to do... mix and match papers and embellishments. I know some of you may look at a sketch that is purposely designed for a layout with space for photos and think, "how am I supposed to use this sketch for a card?" Well, it's really not that hard. On this card I made using the sketch, I turned the sketch upside down and replaced the photo blocks with patterned paper. I replaced the journaling with ribbon, and I also added cross stitches for the embellishments at each of the corners.
Collage Press supplies used:Knave of Hearts Collection: Charming and LoveableKnave of Hearts Collection: Die-Cut Shapes and Die-Cut Journaling TagsSweet Shoppe Collection: Alphabet Stickers
Just remember, it is not always necessary to adhere to the exact layout of a sketch. Sometimes it can be the jump start you need to get your creative juices flowing. Hope this one gets you inspired to get out your Collage Press papers and embellishments and get scrapping. Have a great 4th of July!
Today is the last day to get those entries in for the Sketch Challenge! you have until midnight tonight and we can't wait to see everyone's take on the sketch.
Here is my take, I have used paper from the knave of Hearts Collection and also some elements from the matching die cut sheet. My LO is titled "He has awsome Hair" and beleive me, for a 9 yr old he sure does gives Rob Patterson aka - Edward Cullen - a run for he's money and with no product in at all - it's just naturally thick and strong! I love it.
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Hi everyone!! here's my take on the june's sketch and using some of the yummy Sweet Shoppe collection (which happens to also be the prize for the sketch challenge). It's definitely one of my favorite collection and the colors are just perfect for all the summer fun.
And I also had some fun with a new roll of the japanese washi tape (I think that's what they are called); added a bit to the layout and also covered the chipboard house with it.
Collage Press supplies used:Sweet Shoppe Collection: Sugar on TopSweet Shoppe Collection: Naturally SweetSweet Shoppe Collection: Fruity TwistSweet Shoppe Collection: YumOther supplies used:Thickers, Adhesives, Pen: American Crafts Mist, Chipboard House, Leaf Pins: Maya RoaStamp: Studio CalicoEdge Punch: EK Success
Thanks for stopping by and don't forget there's still a few more days left (entries are due on June 30th) to send in your submission - can't wait to see your take on the sketch! For full details, please refer to this post.
Hi all! This is my take on June's sketch. As you can see I kept my layout fairly simple and just added some fun elements to make this layout "All Boy". Most of the patterned papers and die-cuts are from the Knave of Hearts collection.
Next up is me, Tonya, with my layout based on Lisa's fabulous sketch. You'll notice that I chose to stick pretty close to the sketch with the exception of the photos. I had three smaller photos to use, so they are placed a tad differently. I used the Sweet Shoppe line for this layout...it is my all time "favorite-est".
Hi everybody! It's Lynn here and I wanted to share with you my project I created using the June sketch. Now I am the first to say that I LOVE a good sketch. Whether you decide to follow a sketch exactly or use it as a starting point sketches can be invaluable time savers and goodness knows I need all the help I can get in that department! LOL!
For this layout about my son Brandon I used my favorite Collage Press collection Knave of Hearts. I kept my design pretty close to the sketch which helped me create this layout in no time at all.
My little guy is definitely a mama's boy and I feel so very lucky to be able to call myself his mama and that he loves me the way he does. I used the "lucky" die cut for my main title popped up with some dimensional adhesive and placed on a journaling die cut. I slightly overlapped the bottom of my main photo to help ground all of the elements.
Since my layout is about love I decided to add a couple of hearts. I punched these hearts from a few different patterned papers, zig zag stitched down the centers, and folded up the edges for a bit of dimension.
We'd love for you to play along with our sketch contest as well. To enter simply create a layout using the sketch posted here. The topic can be whatever you choose-- the only rule is that you must use 80% Collage Press products. E-mail us a copy of your layout to email@example.com by midnight PT on June 30th, and our design team will choose a winner to be announced July 5th.
The winner will receive a Sweet Shoppe Collage Crafting Kit, which includes patterned paper, die-cuts, two alphas and more! Good luck!
I'm not one to follow sketches to closely but they do bring some great inspiration! This layout is of my son is who is just lovin all the water that his sister's are squirting on him. Hot days are very rare for us so he just couldn't get enough of the water!
I created this layout using pattern paper, die cuts and alphabet stickers from the Knave of Hearts collection. Thanks for taking a look!
"It's a {BOY}" by Cheryl Kelly-Van Domelen
I love sketches! Sometimes I follow the sketch closely and sometimes I use it as an inspriation and switch things up a bit. That's what I did with this layout. I used the general theme of the sketch, but since I had a horizontal photo I did some re-arranging too!!
This is one of my first ever "male" layouts, and as you can guess from the title of the layout, I'll be doing a lot more of them in my future!!! I used some wonderful papers, alphabet, and Collage Cuts, and journaling cards from the Jackson Lodge line as well as the Gideon Alphabet Journaling Cards. I used a paper punch to punch out the due date of the baby on the journaling card. I also cut a Seeds journaling card into a tag for some hidden journaling. It was so much fun using these CP lines that I fell in love with years ago! I can't wait to see your take on the sketch!
It's contest time at Collage Press, and you don't want to miss out! Design Team member, Lisa Kisch, has provided an original sketch to challenge you to use those Collage Press supplies to the fullest. Here are the contest rules:
We want to see a layout-- 12X12, 8.5X11, single or double page-- using this sketch for inspiration:
The topic can be whatever you choose-- the only rule is that you must use 80% Collage Press products. E-mail us a copy of your layout to firstname.lastname@example.com by midnight PT on June 30th, and our design team will choose a winner to be announced July 5th.
To keep you inspired our design team members are presenting their own versions of the sketch this month. Check back every few days for new inspiration!
Today we have layouts by Lisa Kisch and Jill Sprott-- two very different layouts coming from one very simple sketch:
Patterned Papers:Camden ItinerarySeeds PorticoSeeds VinesSeeds Japanese GardenSeeds Mille FleurScrooge and Marley The Counting HouseScrooge and Marley Business PartnersSweet Shoppe Yum
We can't wait for you to wow us with your creations!
I was really excited about the "Vintage" assignment this month. For me (like I am sure for many of you), my older collections get filed away when the new ones come out and sadly, they are usually forgotten about. So any excuse to use some of older stash is always good. ;) But since my desire for "New" tends to be pretty strong, I decided to mix a little bit of old with a little bit of new. The best of both worlds!
For this card, I mixed Camden and Sweet Shoppe. I just love when a manufacturer can come up with collections that are different enough to stand apart but can still work well together. These lines really blended together perfectly.
Collage Press products: Camden Logbook patterned paper Camden Collage and Journaling Cards Sweet Shoppe Hey Cupcake patterned paper Sweet Shoppe Alphabet Cardstock Stickers
Other supplies: ribbon, brads, journaling pen
Hope you all have a wonderful Memorial Day!


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INDIANAPOLIS — Mike Pence wants a moratorium on new regulations for business.
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Pence said Tuesday that businesses need relief after Indiana added nearly 1,200 new regulations over the past four years -- during the administration of fellow Republican Mitch Daniels.
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In the northeast US, we connect more than seven million gas and electric customers to vital energy sources, essential for our modern lifestyles. In Great Britain, we run the gas and electricity systems that our society is built on, delivering gas and electricity across the country.
National Grid delivers electricity to approximately 3.3 million customers in Massachusetts, New York and Rhode Island. It manages the electricity network on Long Island under an agreement with the Long Island Power Authority (LIPA), and owns over 4,000 megawatts of contracted electricity generation, providing power to over one million LIPA customers. It is the largest distributor of natural gas in northeastern U.S., serving approximately 3.4 million customers in New York, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island.
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text: NUTRITIONAL EMERGENCY IN NIGER: One Mother's StoryAugust 22, 2005Habiba Souleymane (her name has been changed to protect her confidentiality) has just received a food ration at the Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) ambulatory feeding center in Chare Zamna, which is located west of Zinder, Niger. Although this 30-year-old mother is used to Niger's crushing heat, she could not take any more. This morning, she managed to find a place for herself and her 2-year-old daughter in a truck leaving her village, Kari Bakoi, and headed for Zinder, a 12-mile journey. Like dozens of other women and children who had also made a long trip, they waited patiently starting at 7:30 a.m. Habiba knows a lot about malnutrition. She remembers the terrible food shortage of 1984 and seven years ago, she lost a child to hunger. Today, she wants to do everything possible to save the daughter that she and her husband can no longer feed. "We are destitute," she says. "There is no more millet, so we are surviving on a little manioc flour. That's all we have left. My daughter has been ill for two months and I can't go to the Termini health center because we don't have enough money." As poor farmers, they depend entirely on the harvest from their field, where they have planted millet, sorghum, and a little corn. In Termini, Habiba was told to go to the Zinder hospital, but there, too, you have to pay before receiving treatment. "They told me to go to the CRENI [intensive nutritional recovery center] in Berni, who they took my daughter and me," she says. "We spent nine days in the center and today I came here. My daughter is better. She's started gaining weight again. She likes the plumpy'nut [the peanut-based food given to malnourished children]." This morning, she had another medical exam and despite a little fever, her overall condition is improving. For Habiba, the situation is beginning to improve slowly, too. "My daughter is better and if we continue to get good rain, the harvest will be good, Inshallah. If I want to be able to work in the field with my daughter on my back at harvest time, she has to be healthy otherwise she won't be able to take it. It's very hard with this heat." She knows at least four malnourished children in her village who have not yet come to Zinder for treatment. The children's mothers do not want to take them so far away or simply cannot. For the time being, Habiba will go back to Kari Bakoi and rejoin her family. She'll bring a liter of oil, pouches of plumpynut for her daughter, the bag of millet, beans and the bar of soap she just received. She still has to find 200 CFA (roughly 50 cents) for the ride back so that she will arrive before nightfall. That is yet another hardship. Tags: Malnutrition, Niger |


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Her alleged attempt to cut the line for the trendy new croissant/donut hybrid failed, but a visit to "Jimmy Fallon" was met with sweet success.
Emma Roberts was itching to try the hot new pastry fad, the "cronut," on Thursday. The croissant/donut hybrid is so popular that the line to buy one is several hours long. Not one to wait for anything, Roberts tried to cut that line and was turned away, forcing her to wait along with the lower castes.
She never got that cronut.
But no matter, as her "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" appearance later that day (in which she claimed that she didn't try to cut the line but that she simply hadn't seen it when she entered the bakery) netted her one glorious cronut.
Also read: Seth Meyers Previews His Late-Night Takeover on 'Jimmy Fallon'
So, if you, too, want a cronut but don't want to wait in line, the answer is simple: get famous enough to go on Jimmy Fallon.
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Contest: Your Little Halloween Devil
We'd like to think that all babies are perfect little angels, but let's face it, "little devils" is a more fitting description some of the time. GiftTree's Little Devil Baby Ensemble is the perfect tongue in cheek costume for baby's first Halloween. This little outfit even comes with a fleece hat to keep baby warm.
GiftTree is giving a Little Devil Baby Ensemble to one lucky winner. We want to hear about your little devil. Post a comment below telling us your baby's name and perhaps something about him/her and you'll be entered to win. The Gift Exchange contributors will select a winner who will receive a Little Devil Ensemble. Thanks for playing!
Deadline to Enter: Midnight (PST) Wednesday, October 15th.
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The Academic Plan begins with our youngest students in preschool, pre-kindergarten and kindergarten. DCPS is excited to have an early childhood curriculum called Tools of the Mind, which will help your children acquire the skills they need to set a foundation for long-term success in school.
Through this program, students learn to focus their attention, remember things for long periods of time, and cooperate in the classroom. These skills are taught at the same time children are being exposed to rigorous academic skills.
In the 2010-2011 school year, DCPS piloted the Tools of the Mind curriculum in two schools. This year, this promising program has been expanded to an additional 26 schools, for a total of 28 schools and more than 150 classrooms.
In a Tools of the Mind classroom, there is a constant hum in the classroom as students work together and with the teacher throughout the day. Because students are so engaged in learning and having fun while they do it, teachers in these classrooms have far fewer disciplinary issues.
This creates a learning environment that feels welcoming and allows teachers to tailor academic instruction to individual students.
As an example of how the program integrates academic and cognitive development, Tools of the Mind preschool classrooms have children learn restraint by working in pairs on math or letters. Each child holds a card marked with an ear, lips, hand or check as a reminder of his or her role -- to listen, read, perform a task or check a partner's work.
In kindergarten classrooms, the teacher is able to provide reading instruction appropriate for each student and level because the students are able to carry out their center assignments with the support of each other and the classroom teaching assistant.
Parents can expect to see steady growth in students' language skills and will be impressed by the topics their children talk about at school. For example, kindergarten students will read and play about adventures in places such as Egypt, Africa and the Amazon.
A key element of the Tools of the Mind curriculum is teaching students to use writing as a "thinking tool." Parents should expect to see daily writing from each student involved in the program.
Even 3-year-olds will receive instruction in how to express their thoughts through "writing" pictures. By the end of the year, many of the kindergarten students will compose simple summaries to the chapter books the teacher reads to them.
Finally, parents of students in Tools of the Mind classrooms continually report how happy their children are to go to school. They are excited to explore the next topic of study with their teachers and their peers.
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Vanessa Rae Brigan, 26, of Cloquet appeared in Carlton County Court on Wednesday for felony charges of criminal vehicular homicide. Also appearing Wednesday were Cody Logan Fohrenkam, accused of arson, and Kristine Marie Lyons, on charges of DWI. Forrest Michael St. John, 20, also appeared on two charges.By: Wendy Johnson, Pine Journal


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FORT WORTH -- Texas must find a way to speed up the process for closing low-performing public schools that have students "trapped," Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst said Thursday.
"I don't think it's fair to leave the parents and students trapped in a failing school," said Dewhurst, who was the keynote speaker at the Higher Education Thought Leaders Forum at TCU.While the future of higher education was a key part of the forum, Dewhurst expressed frustration with the number of academically unacceptable schools in the state and how that hinders students.In 2011, there were 530 schools -- or 6.2 percent of all campuses statewide -- rated academically unacceptable under the old state accountability system, according to the Texas Education Agency. The ratings for 2012 were suspended because the state is implementing a new standardized testing system.The TEA also reported that 56 percent of Texas campuses failed to meet federal accountability standards in 2012, up from 34 percent in 2011. Schools that repeatedly fail to meet accountability standards, both at the state and federal level, face closure or takeover by the state, but it is a lengthy process.For example, a Title I school would have to fail to meet the federal Adequate Yearly Progress standard for five consecutive years before facing state takeover.Dewhurst wants to simplify that.He suggested that Texas should speed up the process by allowing a majority of parents in a struggling school to authorize overhauling the campus."I am not making any hard proposals," Dewhurst said, explaining that he only is floating ideas.The forum was sponsored by the Kansas-based Ad Astra Information Systems, which offers universities software services. The company is working with higher education institutions on how to better use data to improve student success in college, said Tom Shaver, CEO and founder of Ad Astra.More than a dozen universities were represented at the event, including Texas Christian University, Baylor University, Tarrant County College and the University of North Texas.Among higher education issues Dewhurst mentioned were: the need to place greater focus on college completion rates; the potential need for tuition revenue bonds to fund future public college projects; and continued support for a program that turns a college loan into a grant if the student finishes college in four years and has a 3.0 grade-point average.Diane Smith, 817-390-7675Twitter: @dianeasmith1Have more to add? News tip? Tell us


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August 16, 2012 Closed Merged and Renamed Bank Holding Company Of Oklahoma Page 1 of 26 11-30-2004 Ada First Ada Bancshares Inc Merged into Vision Bancshares Inc, Ada 02-10-1972 Ada Tommie Maines, C.C. Collier, Closed J. M. Carter 11-06-1999 Ada Oklahoma State Bancorporation Merged into First United Bank and Trust Company, Durant 12-28-1998 Adair Commerce Bancshares Relocated to Catoosa 09-30-1994 Alex First Alex Bancshares, Inc Merged into First Independence Bancorp, Chickasha 05-01-2003 Allen Allen Bancshares Merged into Farmers State Bank, Allen 06-16-1997 Altus Altus NBC Corp Changed name to NBC Corp of Oklahoma, Oklahoma City 07-31-2009 Altus FSB Bancorporation Closed 03-18-2004 Altus NBC Corp of Oklahoma, OKC Relocated to Oklahoma City. 09-01-1994 Anadarko Anadarko Bancshares, Inc Merged into Falcon Bancorp, Anadarko 01-30-1989 Antlers First Antlers Closed 09-30-1992 Apache First Apache Bancshares, Inc Merged into First Bank of Apache, Apache. See Bank entry to find out what happen to this institution. 06-30-1992 Ardmore Exchange Financial Corporation Merged into Security Corporation, Duncan which on 10-01-1998 merged into BancFirst Corporation, Oklahoma City. 06-30-1992 Ardmore Exchange National Corporation Merged into Security Corporation, Duncan which on 10-01-1998 merged into BancFirst Corporation, Oklahoma City. 12-31-1982 Ardmore Lincoln Center Corporation Merged into Lincoln Center, LTD, Ardmore
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November 14, 2012
AP's Holiday Sale! Get a head start – supplies are limited!
Posted by autonomieproject under Announcements, Environment, Fair Trade, Vegan/Vegetarianism | Tags: Autonomie Project Sale, Blow Out Sale, Christmas Sale, Environmental Clothing Sale, Fair Trade Clothing Sale, fair trade shoes, Holiday Sale, Show Sale |Leave a Comment
October 31, 2012
It's Label Time: California's Prop 37
Posted by autonomieproject under Current Events, Environment | Tags: 2012 Election, California propositions, Election 2012, GE, GMO, GMO Labels, Prop 37, Proposition 37, Proposition 37 California, vote, Yes on Prop 37, Yes on Proposition 37 |Leave a Comment
Since the 1990′s genetically engineered foods have been on the market, mostly unbeknown to the consumer. The vegetables, fruits, and packaged goods you purchase could contain scientifically modified ingredients. On top of being a little Frankenstein-ish, GMO foods are terrifying because there have been no long term studies done on them, there is a possible genetic effect on humans which is unknown, and doctors have cited it as possible causes of some food allergies and diseases. Is there a way to know whether you are purchasing a GMO food? Not currently. It's always a risk, even for items labeled "natural" on the shelves.
Next week, all of that may change in California. This election, Proposition 37 proposes GMO food be labeled as such for the benefit of the consumers. The law would require any food from plant or animal that contains GMO ingredients to be labeled with a few exemptions. Farm animals fed GMO grain, restaurants, and alcohol are all exempt from this current law as they are regulated differently It also bars GMO products from labeling themselves as "natural," which unfortunately is an unregulated marketing word.
Living in California and a huge organic supporter, we are excited for the possibility of this law. Consumers have a right to know what is going in their bodies and it seems the populace agrees. The latest polls are showing over 60% of California voters are in favor of the proposition. Plus one look at who is against it, will make up your mind quickly, Monsanto has been a huge critic, pouring gobs of money into the opposition campaign. They are quite possibly the largest GMO farming corporation that has come under fire for labor violations recently. Would you trust those guys?
Other than knowing what we are putting into our bodies, passing such a law is so important is that it will set a precedent for other states to follow suit. Organic advocates, parents, and pretty much everyone who buys food will win in the long run if this law is passed. Well, you know that slogan: you are what you eat, and we certainly don't want to be something made in a lab. Please Vote YES on Prop 37!
August 16, 2012
AP's Annual Back to School Sale!!
Posted by autonomieproject under Announcements, Fashion & Shopping | Tags: AP Back to School Sale, Back to School Discounts, Back to School Sale, Back to School Shopping, Eco-Friendly Sale, End of Summer Sale, Ethical Back to School Sale, Fair Trade Sale, Sneaker Sale, Vegan Sale |Leave a Comment
August 10, 2012
Veg-Olympics: You're Guide to Plant Based Athletes
Posted by autonomieproject under Current Events, Vegan/Vegetarianism | Tags: 2012 Olympics, Carl Lewis, Dylan Wykes, Kara Lang, Lizzie Armistead, London Olympians, London Olympics, Natalie Coughlin, Plant Based Athletes, Plant Based Olympians, Vegan Athletes, Vegan Olympians, Vegetarian Athletes, Vegetarian Olympians |1 Comment
Let the games begin! The nation and world have been captivated by the Olympic spirit for the past few weeks. Like most, we have been glued to our devices trying to catch all the games, especially soccer. While watching, we started to wonder, are there any Olympic athletes who stick to a plant-based diet? Turns out there are plenty! Some might balk at a vegetarian athlete and feel they wouldn't be able to keep up due to lack of protein and such, but many have proven that wrong, becoming elite athletes and Olympic winners. In case you aren't sure who to root for or just want to copy their awesome healthy diet, we thought we'd discuss some of the best of the best.
Since the Olympics are being hosted by the Brits, we thought we'd start there. Early in the games you may have heard the name Lizzie Armistead, as she won Britain's first medal of the games in women's cycling. She was the apple of Britain's eye for bringing in their very first medal of the London games, but her diet was also being highly publicized. The 23-year-old athlete has been living a vegetarian lifestyle since the age of 10, when she decided to hold the meat.
But it isn't just our friends across the pond who are going plant-based. A month or so before the games began, veteran Olympic swimmer, Natalie Coughlin discussed her mostly plant-based diet in an interview with Fitness magazine. She said she needs to be in tip-top shape while competing and for her that means following a vegetarian diet. Coughlin talks of how she grows her own veggies, sticks to a lot of greens, and loves to make smoothies with "coconut water, kale, spinach and romaine lettuce mixed with apples, celery, or pineapple." She finished the London games by winning a Bronze along with her US swimming teammates.
Our neighbors to the North also have a plant-based athlete to boast of. Dylan Wykes, a champion marathon runner who will be competing in the London Olympics this weekend, first went vegetarian based on personal ethics. Preparing for the 2012 Olympics, his diet garnered some press. He discussed how protein intake is highly important for distance runners, but he eats protein rich foods such as quinoa, beans, and leafy greens while training. Wykes is one of the best runners hailing from Canada in decades and veggie fueled performance is highly anticipated.
London will not only be hosting vegetarian athletes on the field, but off as well. Former US soccer Olympian Kara Lang, whose career was cut short due to a knee injury, is a women's soccer analyst this summer. She went vegan while she was still playing soccer and received plenty of flack for it. Her coaches and trainers were worried it would affect her performance, but she pushed on and proved them wrong. She eats mostly whole foods and limits her intake of faux meats. Of her experience with the vegan diet, she stated "My body was just more efficient…If you become a vegan and you do it properly, you're not eating processed food anymore. Instead of spending all this energy clearing out toxins and metabolizing food we're not meant to eat, your body can focus on recovery."
It is definitely inspiring to see these top of the line Olympians thriving on a plant-based diet and receiving publicity for it. It's not only current athletes, there are plenty of famous historic veggie Olympians including Carl Lewis, Murray "Seaweed Streak" Rose, and Charlene Wong to name a few. Check out Ecorazzi's great article on the Top 10 Historic Vegetarian and Vegan Olympians for more information. We salute all the awesome veg top athletes competing in the London Olympics!
July 25, 2012
Fair Trade-Organic Cocktails: Midsummer Mango Mojitos
Posted by autonomieproject under Fair Trade, Fair Trade-Organic Cocktails, Recipes | Tags: Cocktail Recipes, Fair Trade Cocktail Recipes, Fair Trade Cocktails, Fair Trade Mango Mojitos, Mango Mojito Recipe, Organic Cocktail Recipes, Organic Cocktails, Organic Mango Mojitos, Summer Cocktail, Summer Cocktail Recipes |Leave a Comment
Awww there is nothing quite like a refreshing cocktail to cool down on those warm midsummer evenings. Even better, when that cocktail is made with Fair Trade and organic ingredients. One of our favorite drinks of all time are mojitos, however in the summer heat, the classic minty flavor just ins't enough to cool down. In order to solve this we have added one of the newest in Fair Trade certified products and a delicious, refreshing fruit: mangoes!
Midsummer Mango Mojitos
- 1/4 Cup Fair Trade Maine Root Lemon Lime Soda
- 1 oz Fair Trade Organic Papagayo Light Rum
- 1/4 Cup Fresh Crushed Fair Trade mangoes
- 4-5 Organic Fresh Mint Leaves
Peel the mango and cut into slices. Mush the mango in a bowl an set aside. In a sturdy cup, drop the mint leaves in and add 1 ounce of rum. Let the leaves soak for about a minute and muddle with a muddler or handle of a wooden spoon. Add in 1/4 cup of mushed mango and mix. Add in ice and pour the lemon lime soda. Mix and garnish with a sprig of mint or lime wedge.
July 13, 2012
Now That's Hot New Science
Posted by autonomieproject under Current Events, Environment | Tags: Climate Change, Global Climate Change, global warming, Global Warming and Heat Waves, Heat Wave 2012, Heat Waves, Summer Heat, Weather and Climate Change, Weather and Global Warming, Weather Issues, World Population |Leave a Comment
The popsicles are melting and the temperature gage continues to rise. The kids have taken to the streets to cool off under the stream of the fire hydrant and even the dogs are hiding under the shade of the trees. It's a bonafide heat wave! If this sounds familiar, it's because the US has been under a nationwide heat wave for the past few weeks. Yes, it is the middle of July, but is there something more sinister at work? With temperatures rising steadily, a lack of winter, and crazy, unpredictable weather, it's hard not to pose the question. In fact, last week the entire country suffered temperatures well into the 100′s.
In a new study from the American Meterological Society they answer that very question. It states that heat waves are directly related to global warming and they are on the rise! The study points out that several heat waves have been connected to human-made global warming. These heat waves include last year's brutal heat in Texas which was considered 20 times more likely to occur due to global warming and November's warmer than normal temperature in England was 62 times more likely. This study marks a new feature in climate science, where it has usually taken years to compile weather studies, this one was able to be analyzed and published within several months. This is groundbreaking science that is sure to help shed some light on the issues we are to face.
If you thought that was bad news, it only gets worse. In another study published by Stanford last year stated that the US is "likely to undergo extreme summer temperature shifts within 60 years." Yup, expect more droughts, heat waves, hurricanes, tornados, fires, floods and any other weather extreme that will terrify and complicate our modern lives. But not all disasters have been directly connected to global warming including recent floods in Thailand. Monsoons are common in Thailand and researches have related these particular floods to rapid development, meaning more people in more vulnerable areas.
And as the temperature continues to rise, we lose more and more of our polar ice. In 2011, the Artic warmed as a whole and was at it's second lowest level since we humans started keeping track. In case you haven't heard, this is causing the sea levels to rise at a steady pace. Higher sea levels means less land for humans and animals alike and with our population reaching 7 billion, major social issues are headed our way.
Basically all this news is bleak and a bit scary. Is there anything we can do? It's unlikely we will be able to slow the affects already set in motion. However, we need to get serious about changing our ways. What we have done to the Earth over the last Century needs to stop now. We need to figure out more sustainable energy and stop using gasoline like it's water running from a tap. We also need to start planning for the future. Rather than deny the Earth is warming, we, as a society, must plan for the future. Acting now, could save countless lives and resources. You and I need to start pressuring our leaders to pay attention to these issues and we need to change our everyday actions. The heat is on, as the say, so let's cool it down.


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ATHENS, Greece (AP) — The Greek Olympic Committee will exclude athletes that have served a doping ban from future Olympic torch relays.
The move comes following criticism from the International Olympic Committee over the participation of banned hurdler Fani Halkia in the Vancouver flame relay last week.
The HOC says it "has decided ... that an athlete who has been disciplined for the use of banned substances be banned from carrying the (Olympic Flame) for life."
Halkia, the 2004 Olympic 400-meter hurdles champion, was expelled from the 2008 Beijing Games after testing positive for anabolic steroid. The IOC called the inclusion of Halkia in the recent torch relay "inappropriate and a regrettable mistake."
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etween 1820 and 1850 some six thousand miles of railways were opened in Britain, mostly as the result of two extraordinary bursts of concentrated investment followed by construction, the little railway "railway mania" of 1837-7 and he gigantic one of 1845-7. In effect, by 1850 the basic English railway network was already more or less in existence. In every respect this was a revolutionary transformation -- more revolutionary, in its way, than the rise of the cotton industry because it represented a far more advanced phase of industrialization and one bearing on the life of the ordinary citizen outside the rather small areas of actual industry. It reached into some of the remotest areas of the countryside and the centres of the greatest cities. It transformed the speed of movement -- indeed of human life -- from one measured in single miles an hour to one measured in scores of miles per hour, and introduced the notion of a gigantic, nation-wide, complex and exact interlocking routine symbolized by the railway timetable (from which all subseqeunt "time-tables" took their name and inspiration). It revealed the possibilities of technical progress as nothing else had done. [88]
With the railways Britain therefore entered the period of full industrialization. Its economy was no longer generously poised on the narrow platform of two or three pioneer sectors -- notably textiles -- but broadly based on a foundation of capital goods production, which in turn facilitated the advance of modern technology and organization -- or what passed for modern in the mid nineteenth century -- into a wide variety of industries. [98]World Railway Mileage (in thousands)
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A big topic on the show since the election has been all week -- into a nation of takers instead all of make us.
-- and a half the country accept some common benefit from the government.
Is America becoming an entitlement society.
Joining us now is lowest -- of -- he's former NBA player but he also -- -- the laws on the -- youth organization which helps children from disadvantaged backgrounds.
All right -- you've been on our program before law.
I know your history you essentially escaped from an entitlement mentality and an entitlement -- background.
-- ask you how you did it I'm gonna ask you do you think our analysis is correct but America has become.
And entitlement society.
Well on the you can look at the numbers and and they make that argument.
And obviously don't these difficult times a lot of people who know far don't have to take some form.
Of entitlement but I think.
The the issue really comes down to giving people the tools and resources they need to take control their own destiny but and I think that's something that the president and in this administration has to do another Republican Party has to find a way I agree sure that happens.
But but if you constantly up.
The social spending if you -- than the any more people on food -- more people on unemployment insurance more people on Social Security disability.
More people get funding -- tax credit if -- keep on pushing the money out.
You don't release people.
You you've you've you tie them to government you tolerate them to entitlement don't I think that's exactly what we're doing now.
Well I think we've made it a lot easier for people to receive.
Entitlement -- from that -- -- yes that that would that would be correct.
But how you wean -- -- I think that's the larger issue here and I think that's going to be the dilemma of this administration going forward.
But the large I don't know that that's the dilemma of this administration or the -- all of the administration seems to me.
Winning them audit has been their main goal and taking away any sort of shame.
Opera forum you know maybe being born and -- on food stamps has been their mangle.
Well you -- I I can't speak to 44 for everyone I know for me I hated grown up all all on welfare -- know.
Every day we had to depend.
When the government taking care of us and I -- that feeling but I know bits you -- we have to look at how a lot of things you know particularly with the kids.
You know obviously it's something that that they can -- -- -- control but.
The parents yes.
I agree I think we have to come up with a platform I didn't -- -- a Republican Party there was no platform to empower those less fortunate and I think.
-- estimated life easier for people to support this administration who are disadvantaged if you ran the Republican Party.
What would you tell -- to do right now.
What a pretty simple.
Changes or Brent I mean you we we all know you got a great crew very -- Sometimes you have to changed a brand by say hey this is new and improved yet to be more inclusive.
I didn't like the -- at all in -- Republican Party there was it was all you know.
This group is is don't miss this group is on that in there was nothing.
To engage people of color I didn't see it at all you know you look at the Republican Convention through no people of color you can -- crowd you see a couple -- here there you -- -- democratic metro convention.
You see a lot more diversity.
The Republican Party.
Is is in danger of being a permanent minority if they don't get their act together the loss from the book we appreciate -- being with us -- is again -- back in -- -- entrapment entrapment -- get.
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