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Notice of Call for Nominations for the McInnis Canyons National Conservation Area (NCA) Advisory Council, 54403 [05-18261]Download as PDF
[Federal Register Volume 70, Number 177 (Wednesday, September 14, 2005)] [Notices] [Page 54403] From the Federal Register Online via the Government Printing Office [www.gpo.gov] [FR Doc No: 05-18261] ----------------------------------------------------------------------- DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Bureau of Land Management [CO-134-1610-DQ] Notice of Call for Nominations for the McInnis Canyons National Conservation Area (NCA) Advisory Council AGENCY: Bureau of Land Management, Department of the Interior. ACTION: Notice. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- SUMMARY: The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is requesting nominations for ten membership positions on the McInnis Canyons National Conservation Area Advisory Council. The Council advises the Secretary and the BLM on resource management issues associated with the McInnis Canyons NCA and Black Ridge Canyons Wilderness. DATES: Submit a completed nomination form and nomination letters to the address listed below no later than October 14, 2005. ADDRESSES: Send completed nominations to: McInnis Canyons NCA Manager, Grand Junction Field Office, Bureau of Land Management, 2815 H Road, Grand Junction, CO 81506. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Paul Peck, NCA Manager, (970) 244- 3049, firstname.lastname@example.com. SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Any individual or organization may nominate one or more persons to serve on the McInnis Canyons NCA Advisory Council. Individuals may nominate themselves for Council membership. You may obtain nomination forms at the BLM Grand Junction Field Office, or by contacting the McInnis Canyons NCA Manager (see ADDRESSES and FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT above). To make a nomination, you must submit a completed nomination form, letters of reference from the represented interests or organizations, as well as any other information that speaks to the nominee's qualifications to the McInnis Canyons NCA Manager, Grand Junction Field Office, address listed above. You may make nominations for the following categories of interest: (1) A member of, or nominated by, the Mesa County Board of County Commissioners. (2) A member of, or nominated by, the Northwest Colorado Resource Advisory Council. (3) A member nominated by the permittees holding grazing allotments within the NCA or the Black Ridge Canyons Wilderness. (4) Seven members residing in, or within reasonable proximity to, Mesa County, Colorado, with recognized backgrounds reflecting-- (A) The purposes for which the NCA or Wilderness was established; and (B) The interests of the stakeholders that are affected by the management of the NCA and Wilderness. The specific category the nominee would like to represent should be identified in the letter of nomination and on the nomination form. The McInnis Canyons NCA--Grand Junction Field Office will collect the nomination forms and letters of reference, and distribute them to the officials responsible for reviewing and recommending nominations (Board of County Commissioners--Mesa County, the Northwest Colorado Resource Advisory Council, and the BLM). The BLM will then forward recommended nominations to the Secretary of the Interior who has responsibility for making the final decision to appoint individual appointments. The purpose of the McInnis Canyons NCA Advisory Council is to advise the BLM on the management of the McInnis Canyons NCA and Black Ridge Canyons Wilderness. Each member will be a person who, as a result of training and experience, has knowledge or special expertise which qualifies that individual to provide advice from among the categories of interest listed above. Members will serve without monetary compensation but will be reimbursed for travel and per diem expenses at current rates for Government employees. Paul Peck, Manager, McInnis Canyons National Conservation Area. [FR Doc. 05-18261 Filed 9-13-05; 8:45 am] BILLING CODE 4310-JB-P


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Rockbox mail archiveSubject: Re: iRiver H10 - uisng rockbox utility to upgrade a manual install
Re: iRiver H10 - uisng rockbox utility to upgrade a manual install
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Date: Thu, 11 Jun 2009 12:52:00 +0500
Awesome! Looks like manual install it is! Did you have any database upgrade when you fired it up after the install? I read in the release notes that from 3.1 the database format has been changed.
In any case, I'm going ahead with the manual install. I've already unzipped the .rockbox directory in the computer - so will just copy it over to the device (after keeping a backup of the current .rockbox directory)
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If you have been attacked by someone's dog, you may feel overwhelmed by your injuries. You may be emotionally distressed and snowed under by medical bills and other costs. The good news is that you may be able to collect compensation for your injuries and other losses. An Oklahoma attorney can help.
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Many people who have conventional dentures don't like to wear them because they don't stay in place. TeethXpress offers a way to keep dentures secure and allows you to go about your daily life with confidence.
Conventional dentures are designed to give you the appearance of natural teeth, but not actually replace your natural teeth. You may have noticed that your denture that once fit well now slips constantly and requires costly visits to the dentist for adjustment. That's because every day that you wear a denture the bone in your jaw shrinks a little more. Eventually the denture won't fit at all and you will have to replace it.
TeethXpress is a different solution. You will still have beautiful natural looking teeth, but now they will also function like natural teeth. The TeethXpress solution secures your denture to surgically placed dental implants so that you can eat, speak and live confidently without the fear of slipping dentures.
Before TeethXpress Securing the denture
Typical patient with missing teeth Denture is attached to the implants to function like natural teeth
Fix Common Denture Problems
Tired of Your Loose Denture?
Millions of people around the world are missing enough teeth to require the use of a denture. Many struggle with loose or poor fitting dentures. If you have this problem, you already know the embarrassment of slipping dentures, not being able to eat the foods you love, and the problems with messy denture adhesives.
The TeethXpress SolutionDuring the TeethXpress procedure, 4 to 6 implants are surgically placed into your jaw with abutment posts. Your denture is then secured to the abutment posts with special prosthetic screws.
The TeethXpress procedure typically can be completed in one day and can be done under local anesthesia. Our doctors will either use your existing denture or have a denture created prior to the procedure so that you walk out that day with teeth. Discomfort from TeethXpress is usually minor and temporary. Your dentist may prescribe pain relievers for you as needed. A soft diet will be required during the initial healing phase. More information can be found at www.teethxpress.com.
After the ProcedureAfter the procedure, the use of a medicated mouth wash is often recommended for two weeks. You will not brush or use a water pick during that time. After two weeks, you can start using a water pick on a slow speed.


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Sweater: Isaac Mizrahi for Target; tank top: Old navy; jeans: Loft; necklace: Anthropologie; boots: Mia via DSW
So this will be a short post, because the only prescription for a day like this is a bowl of ice cream and lots of sleep. I've taken care of the former, and hopefully the latter isn't far away. By the time you're reading this, I'll be refreshed and ready for a new day.
I love the combination of orange and turquoise in the summer, so I figured I needed to find a way to make it work for fall too. With the addition of brown and gray, I think this color combination is ready for fall, and so am I!
La nourriture: And this, my friends, is the perfect recipe for one of those days. It's quick, it's easy, and it's undeniably delicious. (Bow Tie "Lasagna": Get it here at Tasty Kitchen.) Enjoy!
Song: Nobody Told Me by John Lennon (Yep, I'm bringing back the songs! But maybe not every day.)


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This homemade costume for kids entered our 2015 Halloween Costume Contest.
A word from Ute, the 'The Washing Machine' costume creator:
My very imaginative five-year-old son loves appliances and 'playing house'. When I asked him what he wanted to be for Halloween he said "a washing machine". As you can imagine, they don't make too many toddler appliance costumes, let alone a washing machine. Therefore I had no other choice but to make one.
Costume instructions:
Big cardboard box
Spray paint (your color choice)
A sharp knife for a grown-up to use to cut head and arm holes
Hot glue gun
The lid of a plastic bowl to use as the door
Line the circumference of the door with tinfoil to look like a stainless steel frame
Images from the Internet of the different settings buttons and a logo
I used a small toy laundry basket and clothes pins and attached it to the top
Miscellaneous clothes items hot glue gun to the top of the box
I had a small sample size bottle of the laundry detergent that I also attached to the top
Used an old TV dial as the on/off dial for the front of the washing machine
Used a small drawer from our own toy washing machine as the drawer to put laundry detergent or fabric softener in
Hung a small clothes hanger on the front of costume
An article of clothing for your child to wear on their head to finish off the costume
Entire costume cost approximately $30 and it took about 3 hours to make. This is probably my most favorite costume that I ever made for my son!
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Handmade in Britain 12: 16-18 November 2012
This show at Chelsea Old Town Hall in the Kings Road, Chelsea, London exceeded my expectations. There was much first class and innovative design and art (call it craft if you must!) in evidence and although my primary interest was in enjoying the ceramics, I was also drawn to some superb jewellery (see Gun Thor for example – www.gunthor.com) or Sarah Herriot Design (www.sarahherriot.com). It is invidious to pick out a few examples of great work for there was much more that i could equally have identified!
Turning now to ceramics there was little that i did NOT like. I was glad to see Kirsty Adams making a return after a few years away looking after her young children (she has promised me some new images of her current work), to see the emerging talent of Alex McCarthy, enjoy Alex Allpress's new work, to meet Norman Yap and appreciate his excellent work – see how Richard Heeleys work is progressing and examine Sotis Filippides very tempting wall pieces. I enjoyed Stephanie Wrights thrown, but altered sculpture and found a large piece of Ingrid Saag's work 'Swing' something i could really live with. It was full of life and movement and just 'danced' for me! I will be surprised if it has not been sold by the time I am writing this short note. A couple of pictures are shown below:
Also new work from a new ceramic artist Brittany Delany:
So, may i suggest that, if in London or within reach of London this weekend, you try and get to this show. I liked it a lot and hope that you might as well!
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When I started school at TTIOC I was a different person than I am today. School has matured me and made me a better person. I have had to learn to be confident in my alilities, and to wake up and make the decision to speak life to myself and to the people I encounter. Along with all of the personal growth, TTIOC has given me a solid foundation of knowledge and skills. I am a proud Nuts and Bolts Business Student of the Year graduate. Nuts and Bolts has taught me how to give my clients 5 star customer service, to pamper them and send them home with the products and knowledge they need for their hair to look great everyday. The consultation is the key to giving your clients what they want. I have found so much excitement and inspiration in the Sassoon ABC way of cutting and haircolor techinques. Techniques such as, combing the hair after applying haircolor to each section makes the color application through and the end result is flawless. Having formulas for the haircuts takes the gussing away. Sassoon techniques are truly hair architecture. As I have grown as a hair stylist my personal style has also grown. Lookong the part is very important. The way you present yourself to the world shows your taste, and a lot of the time your standards. TTIOC has given me high standards because they have high standards for their students. I am so thnkful for everything my school has done for me. They have nurtured me to be able to fly.
My experience at Total Transformation truly changed my life. I not only know how to work with all kinds of hair, but thanks to the Nuts and Bolts business class, I learned how to build a clientele, boost my revenue and build client loyalty. I couldn't have asked for better instructors or a better learning experience!


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A few years back I acquired a homebrew Cobwebb antenna, which I used mainly for portable use with 40ft Trailer mast. Being very pleased with the performance of the antenna and its convenience of use, the one downside for me, was the difficulty in transporting it, being approx 8.5 feet square in size. So the idea was born, to design and build a foldable Cobwebb antenna, which would fit in the back of the car to ease of transportation.
The first step was to build a suitable hub. From discussions with various people, I arrived at a stainless steel designed hub. A friend with excellent welding skills duly made the hub for me. I was worried about how this mass of stainless steel would play with the performance and tuning of the Cobwebb, but "nothing ventured, nothing gained", so I went about experimenting anyhow.
The Stainless Steel Hub is shown below, and consisted of hub (35mm inside diameter) for mounting on a mast, with 5 hinged stainless steel tubes for mounting the fiberglass rods. The tubes can be locked in the spread position from underneath, by threading a bolt through the plate steel and into th e steel tube.
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Researching the original G3TPW CobWebb Antenna for the 14, 18, 21, 24 and 28 MHz Band (file shown attached above), and variations of it, I settled on generally following the design shown below in the sketch. This design used twin speaker wire as the elements. The speaker wire should ideally be 42 strand, available from any electrical wholesalers.
The dimensions I used are shown in the attached Excel sheet. Note these dimensions are approximate and don't need to be too exact.
The fiberglass rods were sourced locally, and come in 8ft lengths. As the rod profile is tapered, I trimmed the length on the larger diameter side of the rods, so that they sleeve snugly into the stainless steel tubes. The rods ended up approx 7ft long after this trimming, which is more than enough. You will notice that four fiberglass rods are green in colour, and one is white in colour. The white rod has a thicker wall thickness, which provided more strength for mounting the junction box. It also provided a "design feature" hi hi.
Next step was to make the junction box. I sourced the junction box sized 4.5" x 6" x 3" high, and fitted the two x 10 way terminal strips and choke balun and mounted the box on the white fiberglass rod, using two stainless screws drilled through box and rod. (Note: the open side of box faces down to prevent any entry of water/rain). Nuts were mounted on the upper/rod side and cut flush with a junior hacksaw. Speaker wire lengths were cut (allowing 10-15 cms extra length for tuning later), and shorted in appropriate positions (see attached excel sheet with dimensions). Holes were drilled neatly through the sides of the junction box, to allow entry of the speaker wire. Each element speaker wires were connected to the terminal strips, ensuring good solid connections.
The choke balun was made by winding 6 turns of RG58, on 3 inch diameter. I used a 3 inch diameter paint can. I then slipped cable ties under the windings to hold them temporarily. Then I used hot melt glue to hold the form of the winding. Then slip the coil off the paint can. Connect coax to terminal strips. Ensure to put cable tie on coax inside the box, to act as a strain relief on the coax.
Once the junction box is completed, then next step is fitting the speaker wires to the fiber glass rods, securing them with cable ties. I also wrapped electrical insulation tape to ensure the cable ties don't slip on the fiber glass rods later. The position of the wires along the rods are shown on the attached excel spreadsheet, as measured from Cobwebb centre.
From centre of Cobwebb, the wire positions on each of the four support rods are as follows,
35" (10M), 41" (12M), 48" (15M), 56" (17M) and 70" (20M)
I also put electrical insulation tape to secure the fiber glass rods to the stainless steel tubing. This would allow easy replacement of the fiber glass rods, if required, at a later date.
Fully assembled foldable cobwebb shown below in the spread position
Shown below in the folded position. Total length is 6.5 feet. This fits nicely in a ski bag or fishing rod bag for transportation.
Cobwebb up in the air. Checking with antenna analyzer reveals resonance on 10-20M bands, as well as 6M, 4M, 2M and 70 cms bands, as well as other non-amateur bands. So nine useful amateur bands on one antenna is not too bad !!
Note the Cobwebb is omni-directional, so no rotator required, and no tuner required on all bands.


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Shopping is something we all do, and some of us even love doing it. I'm sometimes told that I'm probably the only woman who hates shopping. However, most of us do, and if we don't we have to do it anyway, right? So either way why not get paid to shop online? Did you know that you can save lots of money when shopping?
You don't have to do anything hard or complicated in order to save money shopping online.
You will basically get cash back from every item you buy online or even at the grocery store.
Today I am going to share with you some legitimate cash back websites where you can simply use to shop and save money.
Don't worry you're not going to shop on shady websites.
You will be saving money shopping at stores like Walmart or Amazon!
Before jumping into cash back sites that pay you to shop, let's talk about why would they pay you?
Why Cashback Sites Pay You?
Good Question!
Cashback websites use Affiliate marketing as a business model. They are affiliated with all the big shopping stores. It means that if you purchase something from the Cashback websites they will earn commissions, and guess what? You are going to earn a percentage of that commission. This way you can easily save lots of money while shopping!
Why shop directly from Walmart when you can shop through Walmart using a cashback website?
Obviously not every cash back website out there is legit or good, but you can rest assured that the Cashback sites I am going to reveal are the best you can find on the internet because I use them.
I made out like a bandit last Christmas.
Let's begin with my favorite…
1) Ebates
Ebates is one of the best rebate sites out there. I considered this to be the king of cash back sites because it really works.
All you have to do is use it before you shop at your favorite stores! Ebates is affiliated with over 1,800 stores, you can expect to earn up to 25% of cash back. I have been using Ebates for approximately two years, and I have earned almost $500, $490 to be exact. I would have probably made a lot more, but I sometimes forget to log in to Ebates.
However, that has since changed…now I have the free Ebates cash back shopping assistant on my computer. The automatically pops us when I am on a website and guess what? Ebates will also find you current coupons for that store…more money savings.
All I had to do is shop online, it's that easy…It's a win win situation!
I have to say that $490 is not pure cash back earnings as $80 of it came from referral earnings
You get $5 for every friend you refer to Ebates
Now you can save money and also make some easy extra cash when you invite your friends.
2) Ibotta
Ibotta is such an amazing cash back site. It's basically a mobile app that focuses more on saving on your groceries. It's a very simple to use little app that can really save you lots of money on your weekly shopping trip. You can save money shopping at many stores such as:
- Target
- Walmart
- Sam's Club
- Costco
- Kroger
- Publix
- Baker's
- Hy-Vee
Just like Ebates you can also earn some easy extra cash by simply referring your friends to save money online
For more info about Ibotta and how it works, I recommend you to watch this video!
3) Top Cash Back
Top Cash back is one of the highest paying Cash Back sites. They are also partnered with over 3,800 stores! All you have to do is browse around the site, find your favorite store and start shopping
Once you buy from the stores, your cash back earnings will go to your account and best of all, there is no minimum payout limit and you can cash out through:
- Paypal
- Direct Deposit
- Gift Cards
One thing I love about them is they have such an amazing support team should you encounter any difficulties with their site
Their support team is really helpful and available, but that's not that the only thing about them, they have:
- High cashback rates
- Affiliate with many stores
- They Pay on time and pretty fast
- no cash out limit
Yes, Topcashback is worth checking out.
4) Swagbucks
Swagbucks is not mainly a cashback site, it's basically a reward site where you get paid by doing tasks like:
- Surveys
- Playing games
- Taking offers
- Answering questions
And one of the best things about Swagbucks is the fact they have a great cash back feature. Right now, Swagbucks is affiliated with over 3,000 stores. The cashback rates are high.
What I like about Swagbucks you are not limited to earn rebates as there are lots of ways to earn money with it. For example, you can earn up to $7 for a simple 5 minutes survey! You can also earn $5 for every friend you refer!
If you want to earn cash back and extra money along the way Swagbucks is your best bet!
There are different ways to cash out with Swagbucks which include
- Paypal
- Direct deposits
- Different gift cards.
The minimum payout Requirement is only $3.
Make Sense
If you love to shop or if you don't, one thing is for certain you want to save money. So, I don't see any reason why you shouldn't check out at least one of these cash back sites.
My recommendation to you is not get addicted to them and start buying stuff you don't need just to earn extra cash, you will be wasting money if you do this…so don't make that mistake or fall into that trap. Buy what you were going to buy anyway.
Have you ever tried a cash back site?
Let us know by leaving a comment below!


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A merchandise manager buys and arranges products in a store to maximize sales volume. This may involve products at a single store or across a chain of related facilities, depending on the management structure of the company. Job openings of this nature typically require at least two years of experience in merchandise management, and it is also possible to go to college or technical school to receive a degree in this or a related subject. While not an absolute requirement, degrees can make job applicants more competitive.
Merchandise managers need to keep track of trends. They may attend conferences and trade shows, read trade magazines, follow pop culture, and use other tools to find out what kinds of products people are likely to buy and may demand in the future. Using this information, they decide what to order for the store and make decisions about timing and order quantity. As products arrive, the merchandise manager arranges them in the most suitable way to increase sales, thinking about the layout of the entire store in the process.
At a large store, a merchandise manager may have assistants. Individual departments can have their own merchandising staff who organize their products while remaining accountable to a head manager. These staffs can track individual sales and trends in their departments and may assist with the generation of sales reports. Such documents provide important information about what is selling and when, to allow merchandise managers to make informed decisions about restocking and expanding products on offer.
Staff education can also be a responsibility of the merchandise manager. People may receive training in how to sell a product, with information about its origins and uses, to increase customer satisfaction and sales. Clerks at a department store, for example, may need to know about current fashion trends so they can make sound recommendations to customers. Tact can also be a component of training; if a gown doesn't look appropriate for a customer, for example, the clerk needs to be able to say so gracefully and without causing offense.
In addition to college education, people can get training in this field by working in individual departments with a merchandise manager as a mentor. Some companies encourage their managers and senior staff to groom promising employees, facilitating movement up the chain of seniority by the company's best and brightest. People with extensive experience high in the merchandising ranks of one store may be able to transfer to another as positions open up, or could use that experience to apply to a job with another company.
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There's a large amount of psychology in what a merchandise manager does, as things like contrasting packaging color and shelf height subconsciously affect what people are likely to buy. Many manufacturers have agreements in place with retailers to reserve the eye-level shelves, as they are the most visible and therefor popular.
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Take a musical journey through the life of Richard Wagner.
This fascinating story is brought to life as an encounter between Richard Wagner's aspiring biographer, Mrs. Burrell, and his wife's illegitimate daughter.
Interwoven with his early vocal compositions and rarely heard French Art Songs, it chronicles his few triumphs and many failures as he attempted to charm Parisian society with his music and powerful personality in the early 1840s.
Ultimately shunned and even imprisoned, Wagner started his meteoric rise to fame and success from these humble and forgotten beginnings.
Date: Thursday 3 November 2016 | 6pm
Venue: Melbourne Recital Centre | Salon
Tix: $39/$29
Adam Miller graduated with Distinction and a Dip RAM from the Opera Programme at London's Royal Academy of Music. He was a finalist in the Covent Garden National Opera Studio Scholarship 2003 and 2004. He has been..
Karen Van Spall graduated from the Victorian College of the Arts/ University of Melbourne. Roles for Opera Australia/Oz Opera include Suzuki, Kate Pinkerton, Mercedes and Carmen (understudy)...
Wendy Grose is an actor and musician. Wendy's numerous credits in theatre and opera include performances with The Royal Opera, Covent Garden, Welsh National Opera, Opera de Lyon, Chamber Made Opera, Back to Back Theatre, The Production Company and the Queensland Theatre Company. She has appeared as a featured recitalist in Britain, Italy, France and Australia, as soloist with orchestras internationally and in broadcasts for the BBC and ABC.
Eidit Golder is a highly respected solo pianist and chamber musician. She received her musical education at the exclusive Talma Yalin School For The Performing Arts in Israel and the Victorian College of the Arts. In 1999, Eidit received first place at the Australian National Piano Award. She has made a number of professional broadcasts and recordings for the ABC, and has played at the Melbourne International, Port Fairy, Woodend and Castlemaine Festivals. Eidit completed her Masters at Melbourne University under Professor Stephen McIntyre, and is a laureate of the Advanced Performance Program, Australian National Academy of Music (ANAM). ...
Julie Houghton trained as an actor on a scholarship at St Martin's Theatre School, before gaining an arts degree and becoming a cadet journalist and then an ABC radio producer and announcer. Julie is a freelance arts journalist, MC, professional narrator at Vision Australia, and hosts the Music In Melbourne program every fortnight on 3MBS, where she also records arts interviews for a range of programs. She was an arts columnist for several years with Melbourne Observer., and is the music theatre reviewer for classicmelbourne.com.au. She hosted and performed in the Arden Crescent Concert Series for several years and compered Opera In the Park for the City of Stonnington. Julie has performed two successful short cabaret shows and is a professional reader in the Royal Melbourne Philharmonic Carols In the Cathedral Concerts each year. Julie co-compered the last three 3MBS music marathons, and is very proud of having sung duets in concert with Greta Bradman, Roxane Hislop and Sally-Anne Russell in the Arden Crescent concert series, in what she calls a pro-am performance alongside these stars! When she is not chasing the limelight, Julie is a senior journalist on the Salvation Army magazine, The War Cry. In August Julie will be the spoken voice of Dame Nellie Melba in the 'Melodies and Memories' in the Arden Crescent Concert series, alongside her dear friend and colleague Karen Van Spall.
Eva Justine Torkkola is currently touring full time as an actor performing a series of comedic and inspiring shows across Australia for The Commonwealth Bank, as well as working casually as an actor and puppeteer for Camp Quality and Trash Puppets. Graduating from The University of Ballarat (BA Acting) in 2009, Eva has since performed in a number of theatre shows – last year alone working on 12 different productions. Notable works include 'Receivers' and 'The Piano Thief' (Feat in Space), 'The Goblin Tree' (Panopticon Collective) and 'King in Exile' (NICE Productions). She will be seen later this year on stage in 'Midsummer' (BackYardTheatreEnsemble) and 'Subletting in Northcote' (Strumpet Productions) and also on screen in the upcoming feature film 'Family Secrets' directed by Eve Ash.
Alice Tovey is a Melbourne based singer, songwriter, comedian, actress, writer and egomaniac. Her first solo show, Malice (written and performed with her co-writter, Ned Dixon) was nominated for a Green Room Award for Best Original Songs and won an Adelaide Fringe Festival Weekly Award for Best Emerging Arist. Alice is a collaborator and director at Seemingly Evil Productions, a comedy collective formed from the cast of the 2013 Melbourne University Law Revue. With her fellow cast members. Alice has written and performed with Seemingly Evil in Tres Miserables, Office Party, Mix Tape and Willy Wanka.
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Here's a nifty story about how true love conquers all. This man dropped everything to save his wife's life — including 70 pounds.
The waiting list for a kidney transplant is seven years, but that was too long for Tracy Spraggins. Without a new kidney, she'd die long before one became available.
Her husband, PJ, turned out to be a rare match and he offered one of his kidneys for transplant, but doctors wouldn't allow it. PJ's blood pressure was way to high for him to go through the grueling surgery and recovery.
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Ahh… it's summer break, I'm relaxed, it's starting to get hot, life is good. What do you crave in hot weather? I constantly crave cold and sweet. I could seriously live off of ice cold soda, frozen grapes and slushies from Sonic. I recently pinned this great idea to give me something small, sweet and super cold in these warm summer months.
Yup, it's frozen yogurt dots. YUM! They crunch in your mouth, they cool you off and yeah, it gives my body much needed calcium. What a deal! The idea was posted by Jillee at One Good Thing by Jillee. So glad she pinned to Pinterest or I never would have tried it! Please follow 'pinning' etiquette and visit her site directly if you'd like to pin this to your board. Thanks!
I had to learn to share these too. My kids decided they were as yummy as I thought they were.
One warning, make sure that you get them off the cookie tray and back into the freezer quickly and then take them out in small groups to nibble on. They melt fast and the whole purpose is to pop them in your mouth. If you can't use your hands, what's the point? 🙂 Most freezers tend to have an extra cold zone. Once you get them off of the cooking tray, just put them in a ziplock back while they are still frozen and put them in the "extra cold zone".
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"Speed Bumps, Potholes, and Road Blocks on the North American Super Highway." The SMU Law Review.
"Shortcut to U.S. Economic Competitiveness: A Seamless North American Market," The Council on Foreign Relations (March 2013).
Edward Alden responds to Pastor's article "Shortcut to U.S. Economic Competitiveness" with "North America: Big Trade Gains Close to Home" The Council on Foreign Relations (March 2013).
"A Vision and a Blueprint for North America," Berkeley Review of Latin American Studies (Spring 2012).
"North America or Asia? The 21st Century Choice for the United States," Perspectives on the Americas (University of Miami Center for Hemispheric Policy, January 23, 2012).
"Mexican's Snap Up 'Made in the USA': Burgeoning Middle Class Drives a Roaring Trade Across the Border." The Washington Post (September 10,2012).
"What Happened to the North American Idea?" in Americas Quarterly (Spring 2011).
"Whither North America?" in FOCALPoint: Canada's Spotlight on the Americas, Vol. 10, No. 1 (February 2011).
"The Future of North America: Replacing a Bad Neighbor Policy," Foreign Affairs, Vol. 87, No. 4 (July/August 2008). Also published in Spanish in Foreign Affairs in Español.
"The Solution to North America's Triple Problem: The Case for a North American Investment Fund," Norteamérica, January 2008.
"North America's Second Decade," Foreign Affairs, vol. 83, No. 1 (January/February 2004). Also published in Spanish as "La Segunda Década de América del Norte," Foreign Affairs En Español, Vol. 4, No. 1 (Enero/Marzo 2004).
"North America in 2020: Two Visions," in Canada Among Nations, 20101: Canada and Mexico: Building Bridges to the Future, edited by Alex Bugiliskis and Andres Rozental (Montreal and Kingston: McGill-Queen's University Press, 2012).
"North America: A Partial Eclipse and a Future Community," in Imtiaz Hussain, ed., North American Political Economy: Forever Bonded? (Mexico City: Universidad Iberoamerica, 2008).
"North America and the Americas: Integration Among Unequal Partners," in Mary Farrell, Bjorn Hette, and Luk Van Langenhove, eds., Global Politics of Regionalism (London: Pluto Press, 2005)
"El Modelo de America del Norte en un Mundo de Tres Regiones" (The North American Model in a World of Three Regions), in Joaquin Roy, Alejandro Channona, and Robert Dominguez, La Union Europea y el Tlacan: Integracion Regional Comparada y Relaciones Mutuas (Miami: University of Miami Press, 2005).
"NAFTA is Not Enough: Steps Toward a North American Community," in Robert Litan and Peter Hakim,eds., The Future of North American Integration Beyond NAFTA (Washington, D.C.: Brookings Institution Press, 2002).


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I've blogged about this a couple of times before [here and here, for starters], but this is, alas, an issue that is not going away. The federal government appears to have decided that the best way to control unlawful conduct on the Net is to use the technique of "domain name seizure" – using some variant of the criminal forfeiture laws to proceed against alleged wrongdoers by persuading a court to "seize" their domain names — that is, to order their domain name registry or registrar to pull the name from the database so that, Internet-wide, a request for the website at that URL will come back empty.
It is a nightmarish scenario (literally), and we should all be up in arms about it. I've never paid much attention, to be candid, to the law of criminal forfeiture – but I'm going to start now. If you want a sense of what "law" looks like in a regime like this – where prosecutors can waltz into a judge's chambers without the inconvenience of having a lawyer on the other side, or even a defendant that has notice that there's a proceeding against him/her, and walk out with an order that makes your website vanish from the Internet; a regime under which you can wake up one morning and find that you have been "disappeared" without anyone having even given you any advance notice that you were in trouble with the law — take a look at some of the documents filed in the case of the Rojadirect.com website. [The case, in the Southern District of NY, is captioned "Puerto 80 Projects v. US," — the facts are nicely summarized in this brief, and a collection of related documents can be found here]. Prof. Mark Lemley is representing the owner of the seized domains, which is encouraging – Lemley's an outstanding lawyer, and the court will hear good arguments why the seizure process is both outrageous and unconstitutional. Lemley and I (along with Dave Levine) co-authored a Law Professors' Letter in opposition to Senator Leahy's "Protect-IP Act", which would authorize these seizures in cases where the feds have evidence that a site is "dedicated to [copyright or trademark] infringing conduct." The Letter (on which we collected over 100 signatories) is posted here.
As it happens, I reread Kafka's "The Trial" this summer, in a wonderful and highly recommended new translation by Breon Mitchell. It turns out that it's actually quite hilarious – as in laugh-out-loud funny. I recall reading once that Kafka used to read his stuff out loud for friends and that they'd all end up laughing hysterically – same for Chekhov — but I never really understood how that could be true until I read this version.
But if we reserve the adjective "Kafkaesque" for the truly dark side of the developments he describes – that dreamlike terror that comes from having sinister forces in the State apparatus focused on your destruction and having no way to find out why, or what you can do about it — I think a world in which prosecutors are routinely proceeding in this way merits use of the term.


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Sacramento, CA — Porn was allegedly pre-loaded onto a tablet that a nine-year-old received for Christmas.
The girl's mother purchased the Zeki Android Tablet from Target.com shortly before Christmas. It reportedly arrived factory sealed, but it somehow contained graphic sex videos. The third-grader saw the videos after unwrapping and powering up the device on Christmas morning.
CBS News 13 in Sacramento interviewed the child's mom who said her daughter had an awkward expression on her face. She handed the tablet to her mother and asked "mommy, what's this?" after the explicit videos started playing.
According to CBS, it is unlikely that the hardcore footage was downloaded to the tablet in the home:
"It doesn't seem plausible that the video was made in the home and added onto the tablet. The file date shows the videos were created in June, not the date it was shipped to their home, which was closer to Christmas."
When the child's mother contacted Target, the retailer asked her to return the tablet in exchange for a new one, but that wasn't a sufficient resolution. According to London's Daily Mail, she "went to the media to prevent any other children and mothers from having the same experience." She also apparently plans on retaining an attorney.
"Oh my gosh. She's seen two videos, pornographic videos. What am I going to tell my 9-year-old?" she asked.
Target subsequently informed the CBS affiliate that it is investigating.
Watch a report on the porn-filled tablet incident from CBS 13:
Some commenters posting under the original story claim that a time and date stamp can be manipulated in an electronic device and that engineers should be able to precisely determine when the disturbing footage was loaded onto the tablet.
That aside, what should Target do for the customer whose family Christmas was ruined by the porn-filled tablet?


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In content and in style, director Chris Columbus' sophomore installment of the continuing Harry Potter film series of children's books, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (2002), is basically a rehash of J.K. Rowling's first novel, which is exactly as its author intended. Critic Leonard Maltin, in his annual Movie Guide review, rather amusingly describes the movie as "Second verse, pretty much the same as the first." And I couldn't agree more. As a matter of fact, this is probably the most dispensable entry in the entire series.
In this second movie adaptation of young Mr. Potter's magical adventures at Hogwart's School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, the Dickensian flavor and boarding-school ethic are kept virtually intact (a blessing in disguise), as well as the semi-dark tone of the original. The screenplay for this entry was written by Steve Kloves, who with the exception of the fifth installment, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (2007), went on to author all of the Harry Potter movies — a protean effort no doubt, but one fraught with multiple hurdles.
Though far less suspenseful story-wise — the basic formula of the browbeaten and orphaned Harry Potter being defended by his peers against the derision of a plainly biased, upper-crust wizard society is starting to wear out its welcome — the film is worth watching for the wonderful repartee of new cast members (and seasoned professionals) Kenneth Branagh as the foppishly egotistical and flamboyant Professor Gilderoy Lockhart, and Jason Isaacs as the malevolently unctuous Lucius Malfoy.
Actor-director Sir Kenneth Branagh ably portrays a pompous dunderhead who takes over the duties of imparting empty-headed "knowledge" to the students of his Defense against the Dark Arts class. He's so smug and self-absorbed (and the actor may have been lampooning his own high-strung persona) that his energetic attempts at ineptitude throw a monkey wrench — and much-needed comic relief — into the faux forebodings of the plot. Notice his floundering attempts at setting things right, for example, when he tries to mend Harry's broken arm. Anyone for Rubbermaid?
While Jason Isaacs is hardly in this one at all, he steals every second of screen time: Isaacs brilliantly underplays his part to superb effect, a terrific casting coup. As Draco (Tom Felton) Malfoy's pompously supercilious dad, Isaacs chills the bones with the dry and forthright delivery of his lines, every word oh-so-care-ful-ly chosen and del-i-ber-ate-ly enunciated. He appears in several of the remaining entries, but is lamentably underutilized throughout, a sad waste of precious talent. Evil like this needs to be exploited to its fullest!
Daniel Radcliffe, as the titular hero, has noticeably matured since his last outing, as has the aptly named Rupert Grint as best pal Ron; however, both have grown comfortably into their respective roles. We see their relationship mature before our eyes, which is gratifying from a visual standpoint. The sequence early on with the Weasley family's flying roadster is as good an indication as any as to where this partnership is headed: it leads them on a collision course with Hogwart's paranormal plant life, the notorious Whomping Willow. Emma Watson as Hermione Granger has far less to do this time around, but makes due of the reduced screen time quite nicely, thank you.
Also providing delicious star turns are the returning Richard Harris (who passed away just before the production's release) as Albus Dumbledore, Maggie Smith as the sad-eyed Professor McGonagall, Robbie Coltrane as the giant groundskeeper Hagrid, and Alan Rickman as the suspicious Professor Severus Snape.
Unfortunately, the actor who plays the villainous Tom Riddle (and who shall remain nameless, forsooth) is ineffectual, but blame the novel for that; his role is grievously underwritten. The voyeuristic Moaning Myrtle, who happens to haunt the second-floor girls' lavatory, is played by Shirley Henderson in giggly little-girl fashion and is a novel addition to the roster of ghostly apparitions that make the series entertaining for one and all.
Some of the special effects are fine, if far from original, especially Dobby the house-elf, the enchanted flying car, a viciously fought Quidditch match, the fearsome basilisk (sort of a giant pit viper), and the nighttime spider attack (not at all as scary as it ought to be, and much too reminiscent of a far superior segment from Peter Jackson's final Lord of the Rings: Return of the King feature). Errol, the Weasley's scatterbrained owl, is definitely a hoot, though.
All in all, a good sophomore effort by director Chris Columbus, but the novelty is clearly wearing off, and it goes on for much too long.
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (2002)
Produced by David Heyman; directed by Chris Columbus; screenplay by Steve Kloves, from the novel by J. K. Rowling; cinematography by Roger Pratt; production design by Stuart Craig; costume design by Linda Hemming; edited by Peter Honess; music by John Williams; starring Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, Emma Watson, Kenneth Branagh, Jason Isaacs, Mark Williams, Richard Harris, Maggie Smith, Robbie Coltrane, Alan Rickman, Richard Griffiths, Fiona Shaw, Julie Walters, and Toby Jones as the voice of Dobby. Color, 160 min. (174 min. in the extended cut). A Heyday Films 1492 Pictures release, distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures.
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Dear Straight Dope:
Why is Theodore Roosevelt included on Mt. Rushmore? I understand why the other three were chosen, but was Teddy really that great of a President? Are there other Presidents who were considered for this honor? And do you personally think a different President might have made a better choice?
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Mt. Rushmore started as the vision of one man, a man with the desire to create a monument, the determination to move mountains, and the willingness to spend a hell of a lot of time writing letters begging for donations. This man was Doane Robinson, superintendent of South Dakota's State Historical Society. Where others saw mountains–lots and lots of mountains–he saw the chance to carve giant statues to immortalize the heroes who had changed the history of South Dakota. Men like General Custer or Lewis and Clark. More important, a giant memorial would be a way to get some tourists up to South Dakota, because at that point the only people who bothered to go to there for vacation were geographically-befuddled souls who assumed that "South" in the name meant that the climate would be warm.
Robinson spent most of 1924 asking people to donate time and money to his cause and seeking a sculptor willing to undertake such a massive project. To that end, Robinson sent a letter to John Gutzon Borglum.
Borglum was–in one of my favorite quotes from The Presidents, Tidbits and Trivia by Frank, Melick, and Dobbins–"just the kind of person to drop the John and keep the Gutzon." He was already a famous sculptor and painter when Robinson's letter arrived, and at the time was carving portraits of Robert E. Lee, Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson, and Jefferson Davis into Stone Mountain in Georgia. As work slowed on the Stone Mountain project–the Stone Mountain Confederate Mounumental Association was constantly suggesting changes, interfering with work, and generally making Borglum's life a hassle–the sculptor became more and more enchanted with the thought of working on an even bigger, more national project. In 1925 Borglum destroyed the models being used for Stone Mountain and fled Georgia for South Dakota.
Once there, Borglum quickly explained to Robinson that the idea of Buffalo Bill or Sioux Indians being carved into the mountains was a small thought for a small mind–a better project would be one national in scope and timeless in subject matter. With that in mind, Presidents Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln and Roosevelt were chosen to represent American dynasty and destiny. Washington had secured America's independence; Jefferson had written the Declaration of Independence and made the Louisiana Purchase; Lincoln had preserved the Union.
As for Roosevelt–well, the reasons given are many and varied. At the cynical end of the spectrum, we can point out that President Roosevelt had been a supporter and patron of Borglum, and that Borglum's major work prior to Stone Mountain had been a bust of Lincoln that Roosevelt had exhibited in the White House. Borglum had returned the favor by campaigning for Roosevelt.
On the more idealistic side, Teddy Roosevelt is a powerful figure in American myth. Borglum saw the carving in Rushmore as a memorial to the United States' Manifest Destiny, and Theodore Roosevelt–hero of the Spanish-American War, builder of the Panama Canal, explorer, rancher, naturalist, conservator, and athlete–certainly embodied all the good qualities we associate with those who "tamed the West." It is also important to realize that when Borglum was beginning his work, Roosevelt had only been out of office for seventeen years, and had been dead less than ten. Imagine, for comparison, someone in the early '70's writing a list of "Great Presidents" and not including John F. Kennedy–it would seem bizarre.
Work on the project lasted from 1927 to 1941, though the actual carving only lasted six and a half years–the rest of the time was spent waiting for funds to be raised. Borglum did none of the actual carving. He created the initial model, then hired teams of drillers and dynamiters to remove the rock according measurements made from his design. All in all, over 450,000 tons of stone were removed from Mt. Rushmore, and not a single worker was killed doing it.
Borglum died before work was complete. His son Lincoln took over the project but made only minor "refining" touches out of deference to his father's vision. Thus seven months after Borglum's death he declared the project finished.
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It currently has five nuclear sites on the go, that meet around one third of its energy requirements. The vote to phase these out when they reach the end of their lives will add around 40 francs or £32 to the average electricity bill of the Swiss household, money that'll be redistributed as funding for renewable energy sources and subsidies for producers.
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Denver stars dance for Goodwill
Just like television's "Dancing with the Stars," a celebrity dance-off that made $200,000 for Goodwill Industries of Denver had skimpy costumes and determined hopefuls paired with seasoned pros adept at making them look good.
Ten civic leaders — advertising execs Ed Romero and Sharon Sweeney; Realtors Judy Fahrenkrog and Juanita Chacon; Delta Dental president Kate Paul; developer Brent Snyder; makeup artist Michael Moore; restaurateur Michael Ditchfield; former Denver Broncos cheerleader Lindsey McBride and Kelly Jean Brough, president of the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce — duked it out on the Marriott City Center dancefloor this past Saturday night, hoping to waltz away with either the Judges' Choice or People's Choice awards given at the conclusion of the inaugural Dancing for the Youth at Goodwill.
Sweeney, who is also president of Beacon Center's Cherish the Children Guild, went home with the Judges' Choice award while Paul, who was "volunteered" to dance by a fellow Delta Dental exec serving on the Goodwill board of directors, snared the People's Choice award after her fans contributed $10,925 in votes.
Roselyn Saunders and Carrie Mesch chaired the event that also paid tribute to Martin Pocs for his 20-year commitment to Goodwill. Pocs is executive vice president of the executive recruiting firm DHR International and has helped raise over $1 million for Goodwill by establishing the Goodwill Golf Classic and an endowment fund that now stands at $13 million. He's a past chair of the Goodwill board and describes his involvement with Goodwill as "a blast."
Many of the brave souls who agreed to take part had some dance experience; others did not.
Michael Moore left his career as a modern and jazz dancer 23 years ago to become a full-time makeup artist working with celebrities around the world. But he quickly picked up where he left off. Literally.
"The first time he (Colorado Dancesport owner Robert Nardozza) saw me lift my partner, he said: 'You do it so effortlessly.' I guess I did, but really, when you're 6′ 2″, it's easy to get your partner up in the air."
Fahrenkrog, a broker associate at the NorthCreek development in Cherry Creek North, was thinking Cyd Charisse as she prepared for the foxtrot she did with Tim Edgar of Colorado Dancesport. Her dance experience is mostly social, but she says she enjoyed every minute of the experience. "It's been so much fun; honestly, it makes you get out of your comfort zone … which is good."
A foot injury caused Chacon to miss several weeks of valuable rehearsal time, but her rumba and salsa with Scott Koogle was a sizzler. "Tonight I'm thinking 'Oh, my god … I'm so nervous … I didn't ask enough questions … I need another rehearsal," she confessed as pal Vivian Alonso Vanden Oever tried to assure her she'd be OK. "We love her," Vanden Oever said. "She's our Mexican Ann-Margret extraordinaire."
Kate Paul's husband, Mike Passmore, said she practiced religiously and was anxious to see how she would switch gears — and costumes — mid-routine. Turns out she did it flawlessly, starting with a Texas two-step performed to "Take This Job and Shove It," an ode of sorts to her straight-laced image as a corporate president. She soon shed the white lab coat she was wearing at the outset to reveal a sequins-and-chiffon number for the East Coast Swing that followed. Passmore had a bouquet of red roses to hand to her at the end.
Sue McFarlane was there with boyfriend Alan Lauck, an architect who lives in Santa Fe, N.M., to help cheer on son Geoff McFarlane's girlfriend, Lindsey McBride. Lindsey wore what was hands-down the sexiest costume, a neon green, barely there confection made for her by Joey Santos, whose Santos Designs outfitted all of the contenders. See pictures of Lindsey and the other dancers by clicking here.
9News anchor Kim Christiansen emceed the event; author and former Denver District Attorney Norm Early conducted the auction. Judges were dancer/choreographer Cleo Parker Robinson, the founder of Denver Center Attractions, Bob Garner, and Dan Sharp, whose Dan Sharp Luxury Outerwear donated the chinchilla shrug featured in the live auction.
The social hour preceding dinner featured complimentary mango martinis courtesy of Ceren Vodka and Orchid Liqueurs; dinner had an autumn-inspired menu: a Celebration Salad of field greens, dried apple, dried cherries, honey-roasted pumpkin seeds and red wine vinaigrette; rosemary lemon chicken served with red pepper risotto; and alternating desserts of white chocolate mousse torte and chocolate-covered cheesecake.
Miss Colorado Melaina Shipwash opened the program by dancing a sultry bolero with Joey Santos. Others contributing to the evening's success were David Leonard (sponsorships); Debi Tepper (auction); Sean McNicholas (young professionals support); Kurt Augustin (design); Douglas Kerbs (production) and honorary chairs Helen Thorpe and Mayor John Hickenlooper.
Guests also included Colorado's director of homeland security, Larry Trujillo, and his wife, Michelle; Colorado Trust leader Ned Calonge and his wife, Susan; former U.S. Senate hopeful Andrew Romanoff; attorney Robert Roper and his wife, cookbook author Lee Clayton Roper; developer Bill Mosher and his wife, retailer Molly Broeren; Alvarado Construction boss Linda Alvarado and her husband, Robert; Kathy and Rob Klugman; Sunny Brownstein; former Lt. Gov. Gail Schoettler; Paulene and Dr. Toby Cole; Cynthia Evans, chair of the Delta Dental-Colorado board; JoMarie Dancik; Stephanie Odak; Layne Fleishman; and Goodwill's new chief executive, Jesse Wolff, and his wife, Molly.
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Fun-loving shelter dogs and New Media, a recipe for mucho adoption
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Can a one-of-a-kind dog breed with a name like the "Furrychest Jack Beagle Terrier" make the people of Costa Rica see dog adoption differently, and blow adoption rates through the roof? Or can a shelter dog named Sandy photobomb the Oscars and drive national attention to a small rescue group? Can dream-like images of hot air ballooning shelter dogs in Prague, and frolicking dogs in North Carolina inspire countless families to adopt? Can happy dogs all over the world change the face of animal adoption with unprecedented results?
Who knew a bunch of dogs from Costa Rica with breed names like "Marbled English Filamaraner" could change their country's view of adoption with their message, "when you adopt a mutt, you adopt a unique breed?" The rescue organization, Territorio de Zaguates, noticed that even though interest in shelter dogs had grown, the adoption rate hadn't. Many pet owners were still getting their dogs from breeders who emphasized the value of pure-breeds. With the help of canine experts, Territorio de Zaguates began deciphering the breeds in their shelter dogs and then describing that magic, unique trait in each dog to come up with an entirely new, one-of-a-kind breed. All of a sudden, there was exactly one "Bunny-Tailed Scottish Shepterrier" in the world and only one "Shaggy Shepherd Dachspaniel!" The canine experts went on a morning talk show to showcase the new breeds. The result: within seconds the group's Facebook page had exploded with requests and after 45 days dog adoption rates had increased by 1,400%.
Who knew that a dog photobombing the Oscars using new media would instantly launch a campaign to save countless dogs? When Sandy the dog "muttbombed" the most retweeted photo in history, the selfie of Bradley Cooper, Ellen DeGeneres, Brad Pitt and a gaggle of other A-listers at the Oscars, the digitally enhanced photo took a life of its own. It immediately was shared all over the world and increased traffic by 700% to the small, plucky all-volunteer non-profit group, Dallas Pets Alive, which had uploaded the photo. The group, operating out of its founder's house, also saw its adoption rates skyrocket. Where in all of 2013 it had placed 84 animals, this year it placed 40 in just the first two months. Not only that, Dallas Pets Alive has begun helping other rescue groups launch similar new media campaigns all over the world.
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Who knew a shelter dog in an imaginary, surreal sail boat could inspire people everywhere to adopt? In 2013, Czech photographer Miro Minarovic and art director, Jiri Horut, set out to create vivid dream-like photos of rescue dogs. They called the series "Life is an Adventure," and it has stirred the imaginations and hearts of future dog adopters around the globe with its visions of dogs hot air ballooning and other animal reveries.
Photo Credit: Miro Minarovic and Jiri Horut
Who knew that letting shelter dogs out into a field to run free and play would make total strangers immediately fall in love and adopt them? North Carolina photographer, Shannon Johnstone, has been taking pictures of shelter dogs – usually those who have been waiting the longest to find a home – and then posting the lively images on her Facebook page where the dogs have become veritable stars. Letting the dogs showcase their personality and unique sense of happiness contrasts to the frustration they exhibit when housed in a shelter for weeks on end. So far Johnstone's photos have led to 67 dogs finding forever homes. Many of them would likely have never been adopted otherwise, "If we had just gone to the shelter, I would never have looked at him because he's big," one adoptive owner told
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of the pit bull mix her family had taken home. "Who would have known he's such a sweetheart?"
Photo Credit: Shannon Johnstone
Can we revolutionize the way we see dogs? Yes, we certainly can. These four examples prove the point. They have changed people's understanding of shelter dogs and what it means to adopt them. From the brilliant thinking of Costa Rican canine expert, Dr. Oscar Robert Echandi, and his team who renamed their shelter dogs to the scrappy non-profit, Dallas Pets Alive, that turned social media on its head to the imaginative photography of Miro Minarovic and Jiri Horut in Prague and Shannon Johnstone in North Carolina – they have paved the way in which we can re-see dogs and show us endless possibilities. This is so exciting!
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