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Many years ago when Sheraton Hotels were ranked as one of the best hotel chains in the world, they readily attributed this to their employees – their greatest assets. Each employee no matter what their position in the company carried something special with them - they all had business cards. On one side of the card was the hotel's mission statement and on the other side of the card was their name and their own personally written mission statement – why they were proud to serve Sheraton's customers. The employees took pride in the company and especially in how they could serve others. I was very impressed by this.
When I think about NAWBO's mission statement, (NAWBO exists to propel women entrepreneurs into economic, social and political spheres of power worldwide) I know that our chapter is on the right track. That has never been more evident than over the last few years. Our chapter is not one that simply meets and eats - failing to respond to NAWBO's mission. Our members all have the desire to be of assistance and a willingness to work for the good of others and for the good of our community. We individually say, "I'm here for you. I'll do whatever I can to help you succeed because when you succeed, we all succeed."
As we move into another year – equipped with an incredible board of leaders and an amazing membership - I can't wait to see what we achieve this year. I know that together we will make our chapter even stronger – after all we, like the Sheraton employees, carry our business cards and are ready to serve.
Liz Pollack, President
In June officers change. But, this June meeting was a dyanmic close out to an outstanding year. Internationally renowned magician, Mitch Williams, entertained us . . . with his assistant (at one point in the program) Chris Heine. It was educational but also a lot of laughs!
Michelle Rouland, our now Past President, highlighted the accomplishments for the 2016-2017 year under her leadership. Top mentions were our Dream, Girl event at Peoria Riverfront Theatre and the creation of the very popular Information and Libation meetings that are occuring monthly. Susie Platt presented Michelle with a plaque from the chapter for her outstanding leadership.
Awards were given:
The Pioneer Award is given to a person who readily enters uncharted waters. With her pioneering spirit, she goes where no one has gone before. She can take people where they may not want to go initially - even if its uncomfortable they will follow her. This person is a visionary. She not only sees what is possible but pursues it also. Pioneers ensure that organizations always move forward. Congratulations, Rose Stanton!
Rookie of the Year is a new/newer member who has rolled up her sleeves and gotten involved in making the organization a success. She is an inspiration to those around her as she readily accepts the challenges put before her and does it all with enthusiasm. Congratulations, Jaci Peters!
The Unsung Hero Award is a person that does a great job but remains in the background and receives little or no recognition for all she does. She usually refrains from claiming credit or asking for anything in return for her efforts, but without her, the organization would have big shoes to fill. Congratulations, Carol Hayse!
Team Builder - This person is a cheerleader by definition. They love to build the team and always provide a positive work of encouragement. A team builder engages the members of the organization in activities, makes sure members feel welcome and a part of the group and truly enjoys bringing people together. Congratulations, Vickie Clark!
The Bridge Builder goes to a person who is always looking for way they can help other people flourish. They encourage others and help them move forward. A Bridge Builder likes to connect people, is a careful listener, and talks positively about other people. She also sees ways to connect the organization to outside sources that can move it forward. Congratulations, Pat Drake!
Lifetime Achievement Award was given to DonnaJeanne Rodine, who is not only a founder of our chapter but has been involved for 38 years and served as our President from 1983 to 1984. See the following article for DonnaJeanne's comments.
The evening ended with the installation of new officers as Michelle passed the Presidential gavel to Liz:
Susie Platt, President Elect
Michelle Rouland, Past President
Lisa Strickland, Secretary
Pat Drake, Treasurer
Vickie Clark, Member Services
Carol Hayse, Programs
Cindy Neal, Public Policy
Rose Stanton, Special Events
Jaci Peters, Corporate and Economic Development
Sharon Law, Public Relations
Oh. My. Gosh. I am ... You are ... This is ... I just don't have the words to tell you how much I appreciate this awesome award. I am surprised, humbled, awed, and proud. I am putting the plaque at eye level directly across from the entrance to my office so it will be immediately visible when I need a little pick me up or encouragement. Those who have known me for a while simply will not believe I am at a loss for words, but this is one of the most wonderful experiences I have had and I simply don't know how to truly express my sincere appreciation for this honor from my peers. I hope this note carries both my "wow" and "thank you" to each of you. DonnaJeanne
JULY 19, 2017 from 5-8 p.m.
We have exclusive use of the gardens and grounds. Tour the greenhouse and all the beautiful, uniquely different outside gardens. There will be yard and tabletop games to play. Dinner will be served at 6 p.m. in the Wildlife Garden area of the gardens which is in a beautiful setting with very large trees which provide lots of shade. BYOB.
Come, relax, and enjoy an evening with friends.
The zoo is open for those who would like to go prior to 5 p.m. Just so you are aware, they stated the animals start to get put up around 4:30 p.m.
COST: $30 for members and $35 for non-members.
To register go to: www.nawbo-cil.org.
For more information, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com or call 309.692-2225 and leave a message.
August 16, 2017 from 5-8 p.m.
Presented By:
Rachel Hensold - Director of Inbound Marketing at ONEFIRE
Jason Parkinson - President & CEO of ONEFIRE
Content Marketing is a buzzword that is said nearly every day in companies around the world, but what does it mean to really be successful with this new way to market your business? How can you attract more millennial customers to your business by publishing the right information at the right time? Jason & Rachel will help your team learn all about growing your business by doing content marketing the right way… with the inbound methodology.
Jason & Rachel will talk about best practices around:
- Reusing the content you create across multiple delivery channels
- Attracting more visitors to your website
- Easily converting your website visitors into qualified leads
- Nurturing your leads into becoming paying customers
- Delighting your customers so they become promoters of your brand
Thurday, September 21, 2017
Par-A-Dice Hotel, East Peoria, IL
This conference will give you the courage to lead in all aspects of your life. It is filled with courageous and inspiring women from diverse backgrounds.
"If there is one conference to attend this year, it is Pathways to Success," says business owner Pat Drake. "The caliber of speakers, networking opportunities and inspriation women is something you won't find anywhere else!"
Iron Jen, aka Jen McDonough
Author, Motivational Storyteller, Olympian, Firefighter, Ironman Triathlete and more!
Courageous women leaders are in high demand and short supply. As history has shwon, women who have the guts to step forward, take some risks, and lead with courage during times of turmoil and times of prosperity will be winners.
While this sounds great on paper, in all reality, how does this work in our busy world today?
Join us in this engaging, motivating and empowering keynote where we will look at the three tips to becoming courageous women leaders both at work and at home.
Iron Jen is the perfect pick for our 2017 Pathways Conference. In her roles as a motivation storyteller, engaging Amazon Top 100 author and founder of GRIT (Growing Resilient Individuals and Teams), Jen will inspire you. She is an 8-time national weightlifter, Minnesota Hall of Fame inductee, two-time Olympic Festival medal winner, Ironman triathlete AND volunteer firefighter!
Individual conference tickets include Keynote Speaker, Breakout Learning Sessions, Exhibits/Vendors plus Social/Networking Opportunities. Cost - $65 for NAWBO and WIL members/$75 for non-members and guests. Please follow this link to register: https://www.peoriawomeninleadership.com/event-2541551/Registration
July's Topic is: Home Care and Nursing Homes. Come with your questions and add your perspective.
Presented by Susie Platt, Owner and Director of Professional Services at Spoon River.
As an R.N., B.S.N. she oversees all nursing and therapy - internally and externally. She communicates and educates on a daily basis.
Susan's background is in critical care nursing. She always formed strong relationships with her patients and their families, and wondered what happened to them when they left ICU. It was for this reason, when the opportunity arose, she went into home health care and chose to open a home health agency with the help of her mentor and the best nurse she knows, her mother!
A friend, on a stressful day in health care, asked her what her ideal job was. After a lot of thought, she has to admit she's doing her "ideal" job. She gets to meet some of the nicest, funniest, sweetest, strangest people in the world. She loves to hear their stories. She loves to be able to make a difference in their life. Sometimes in home health we have the same client for years and sometimes only days but it is such a privilege to be invited into someone's home and life and be able to make a difference.
Information and Libations is an informal way to network, obtain information and hear a presentation from a woman business owner.
Time: 4 -6 p.m.
Meetings are free to attend but please notify firstname.lastname@example.com if you are attending as we need a count for the restaurant space. Your only cost is your food and drink.
August's topic is: Brain Development
Presented by: Michelle Rouland, A+ Children's Academy
Michelle Rouland is Past President of Central Illinois NAWBO and the owner of A+ children's Academy. A+ Children's Academy is the only facility in Central Illinois that centers their teaching around the Reggio Emilia approach, which emphasizes visual learning to help brain development in early childhood. Michelle has been educating children and teachers for over 20 years.
Michelle graduated Summa Cum Laude from Bradley University with an undergraduate in Early Childhood with a focus on Special Education Endorsement, and a Masters in Curriculum Instruction. The staff and teachers at A+ Children's Academy promote creativity through visual arts, literacy skills, sciences, and more.
Time 4 - 6 p.m.
Location: To be Announced
Chairman for Sea Cadet John Alger presents the U.S. Naval Sea Cadet Corps Officer of the Year Award to LCDR Lisa Strickland of the Pimiteoui Division from Central Illinois.
We are so proud of our NAWBO sister Lisa Strickland. What an amazing achievement and honor she received. Well deserved. Congratulations Lisa!!!
1. You cannot legislate the poor into prosperity, by legislating the wealthy out of prosperity.
2. What one person receives without working for, another person must work for without receiving.
3. The government cannot give to anybody anything that the government does not first take from somebody else.
4. You cannot multiply wealth by dividing it.
5. When half of the people get the idea that they do not have to work, because the other half is going to take care of them, and when the other half gets the idea that it does no good to work, because somebody else is going to get what they work for, that is the beginning of the end of any nation!
Cindy Neal, CSP
Let's organize a group to go to the Wild West! Contact Pat Drake at email@example.com if you would like to go.
The Pregnancy Resource Center has re-joined us for the coming year. Sharon Law is the representative to our chapter. She is also our Public Relations director.
Living Alternative Pregnancy Resource Center
1618 Valle Vista Blvd
Pekin, IL
The Pregnancy Resource Center is a faith based nonprofit that offers an alternative to abortions. They treat the young women who come to the center with love and compassion. Their services are free. They offer pregnancy and STI testing, ultrasounds, counseling and parenting classes. They provide clothes and diapers for babies up to the age of 2. They also offer partner classes so that the fathers can be involved too.
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I was in Bidar recently conducting a 1 day workshop for Govt officials in their district office premises. During the course of our meeting a stray dog entered our meeting room and was quickly given marching orders. That reminded me of a similar instance in Hassan district office when a similar meeting was interrupted by a beggar seeking alms. When I narrated this incident, the senior district officer quipped rather wryly "Yehan toh OPEN OFFICE hai" (its open office here).
Now I know what the term actually means and probably where the German Software Company Stardivision (now owned by Sun Micro system) that developed this software could have got its inspiration from.


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Curating Brisbane: City Notebook For Brisbane, Australia: A D.I.Y. City Guide In Lists (Curate Your World)
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Publication Date: 2013-05-01
Number of pages: 150
This quirky city notebook is designed to inspire listmakers to create and curate their own city guide and city biography in list form. It's a do it (all) yourself notebook for independent travelers and thinkers!
"YOU ARE AS COOL AS YOUR CITY. Naturally. So, why not curate your city and capture the essence of that coolness? This is a city guide re-imagined for travelers, urban explorers and city locals alike!" Cormac Younghusband
Curating Brisbane: City Notebook For Brisbane, Australia is a do-it-yourself city guide that helps you keep all your important city information organized and ready for when you need it and where you need it.
Use the pages of this city notebook to document your adventures, experiences, thoughts, and memories. Have fun making lists of all the highlights and lowlights the city has to offer.
Inside you will find D.I.Y. sections like: Getting Started, City Confidential, City Calendar, City Folks, City Adventure, Places to Stay, See & Explore, Eat Drink & Be Merry, Shopping, Sport, Health & Fitness, Entertaining Outings, City Escapes & Excursions, One Day Must Not Miss, Blacklist Must Miss, Curator Special Lists, Local Language & Dialect, Rating & Embetterment, and Notes, Sketches, Maps.
This is the perfect place to capture and curate everything you find fascinating about Brisbane—which is why it's your city guide in lists.
Make your time more fun, more organized, more productive and more creative with a D.I.Y. City Guide from Younghusband City Notebooks.
"Aldous Huxley said 'For every traveler who has any taste of his own, the only useful guidebook will be the one which he himself has written.'" To help with that, I created a line of D.I.Y City Guides In Lists to help you curate your city and to curate your world. Enjoy!" Cormac Younghusband
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BCCI appoints Mr Tufan Ghosh as COO, NCA
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has appointed Mr Tufan Ghosh as the Chief Operating Officer of the National Cricket Academy in Bengaluru.
The NCA has been a second home for most cricketers across all age groups for skills enhancement, training, strength conditioning, fitness assessment, and recuperation. Be it pre-season or ahead of an important tour, the NCA regularly hosts camps for national teams including the women's teams.
Profile of Mr Tufan Ghosh:
One of the top professionals in the healthcare and hospitality industry, Mr Ghosh comes with more than 29 years of experience. He was the CEO, Columbia Asia in 2005 and looked after operations right from the time the group's first hospital came into existence.
He was instrumental in setting up the organisation and its services from scratch, including all policies and procedures, recruitment, marketing, developing systems, launching and operating 11 hospitals. He has developed and has been responsible for establishing the Columbia Asia brand in India. After a 12-year long stint, he switched from his position as CEO to spearhead a leading senior living company involved in developing world-class retirement communities for senior citizens across India.
Previously, he held various senior positions in Oberoi hotels across the country in various capacities. He is a Science graduate with Statistics Honors from Presidency College, Kolkata and a diploma holder in Hotel Management from the Oberoi School of Hotel Management in New Delhi.
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Capcom had announced last year that Resident Evil: Revelations was going to cost $50, more than your average 3DS game. But some good news, on Friday they confirmed that they were going to drop the price, and will now launch at $40. Capcom said:
"Since the announcement of the $49.99 price point, we've spent weeks looking for a way to bring your cost down to standard 3DS pricing. Today we can finally confirm we were successful in this, and hope the reduced price encourages even more people to check out this strong entry in the Resident Evil canon."
Here are some screenshots of Resident Evil: Revelations. The game is currently out in Japan and Europe, and is scheduled for North America this Thursday 2nd February.


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I really don't know where to start. This was the first time Wekfest brought the tour to the East Coast and honestly…I was blown away! I had no idea what to expect going over to the East Coast for a car show. There were so many quality cars that showed, I was pretty impressed, but then again…it is Wekfest ;] Anyone who has attended a Wekfest event knows that these events deliver quality and nothing less. I really hope to be back for another WekEast because if this one had such a great response and turn out… I can only imagine how amazing WekEast will be a second time around!
I was stunned when Joe brought in all three DSPORT with my cover features. I thought it was so awesome to see that type of support! I honestly don't know if I have any issues left for myself from 2009, haha.
Marvin gets in on the signing fun too!
There were two people wearing my "Many Faces" t-shirt, Tami was one of them! Unfortunately, I didn't get to take a picture with the young man wearing the men's version in black.
It was incredibly flattering to see how much love and support both Marvin and I received out in New Jersey! I honestly never would have expected that, especially on the other side of the country. It's truly been a blessing to travel with the Wekfest tour and meet our loving supporters both near and far.


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Be a part of the largest celebration of science and expertise in Arizona on August 31st for Arizona SciTech Competition Kickoff Convention: Building Arizona's STEM Ecosystem." This yr's conversation will center how engineering, arts, know-how, and tradition drive our group and give young STEM fans a promising future. A world chief in the subject of in vitro diagnostics for 50 years, bioMérieux offers diagnostic solutions (reagents, instruments, software program) which decide the source of disease and contamination to enhance affected person well being and ensure consumer security.
The scope of protection, journals, convention proceedings, dissertations, and extra can't be duplicated in a stand-alone aggregated database. Talk to the general public a greater understanding and appreciation of science and the derived know-how. Is a spin-out from the Science and Technology Facilities Council which combines expertise in micro-meeting and micro-engineering with extensive insight into the physics behind high power laser science.
You'll be inspired to someday contribute when the frontiers of science and technology are revealed to you. Put together college students for the workforce as scientists, engineers, and technicians, and raise consciousness of the importance of understanding the science and expertise fundamentals in our society.
Science Friday's Ira Flatow / How highly effective is an eel's electric shock / Surgeons and troopers use digital actuality for coaching / Every day weather data from a hundred years in the past. Art McFarland of WABC 7 spends the day with SciTech Children Summer time Camp in Central Park to see what experiential learning seems like.
We will also be hosting a Q&A session protecting topics like science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics (STEAM) as well as about our robotic and the staff. Superb Maize exercise — kids can dissect maize seeds and get to know the various parts of the seed and also can find out about corn merchandise and the way BASF helps in making these merchandise.


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Episode 14 | Why is Scrubs Funny?December 14, 2016 Why Am I Laughing
This week on Why Am I Laughing, Ben and RJ talk about Scrubs; the medical-comedy-drama-tv show! So get your PhD and scooter on over to Sacred Heart Hospital; this podcast might be the best daydream you have all day. 0:48 - WAIL Pod iTunes Rating T-Shirt Giveaway 2016 Spectacular 2:38 - Award News: Deadpool and Ryan Reynolds win Critic's Choice Award, nominated for Golden Globes! 4:12 - Television: Dave Letterman interviews Tina Fey after her acceptance of the Sherry Lansing Award! 7:36 - Scrubs (A Brief History) 9:13 - Why is Scrubs Funny? 38:50 - Ben's Wacky Facts 45:23 - #WAILMAILoftheWeek Want us to read your email on next week's show? Send your words to firstname.lastname@example.com You can always find our podcast on: iTunes Podcast app : goo.gl/p8BOlU Google Play : goo.gl/rsldp9 Stitcher : goo.gl/mtIGvk TuneInRadio: goo.gl/XkpKdr Twitter: @WAILPod https://twitter.com/WAILPod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/whyamilaughing/ PodTyrant: goo.gl/srVA3P Check out other amazing podcasts on the PodTyrant network at Podtyrant.com or GeekTyrant.com Dave Letterman Interview with Tina Fey: http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/features/tina-fey-david-letterman-interview-parenting-anxiety-alec-baldwin-952250 "Guy Love" From the Scrubs Musical Episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7hjdC8-jbw The Wacky Fact Todd Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2qo-oETV0bw NHL Las Vegas Golden Knight Reveal: https://streamable.com/9pgu


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Today I am sharing a little story I enjoyed, taken from a recent conference talk by a leader of my (lds) church.
In our day-to-day actions, it is often the small and simple things that will have a long-lasting impact (see Alma 37:6–7). What we say, how we act, and how we choose to react will influence not only ourselves but also those around us. We can build up, or we can tear down. A simple and positive example is a story told about my grandmother. She sent one of her young children to buy some eggs. The trusted child was probably joyfully walking home along the road, but most of the eggs were broken when the child arrived home. A friend of the family was there and admonished my grandmother to scold the child for behaving so badly. Instead, Grandmother calmly and wisely said, "No, that will not make the eggs whole again. We will simply use what we can and make some pancakes that we can enjoy together."
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It's a fair assessment to say that much of generation Y and Z is more enamoured with smartphones than cars, which would mean a whole generation of car buyers is generally apathetic in its decision.
So if you can't beat smartphone makers (notably Apple) for attention and hype, why not join them? Last weekend Nissan unveiled an iPhone case that is made from the same self-healing "Nissan Scratch Shield" system used on a number of high end models (as well as Infiniti).
Using a chemical healing process that can revert to its original state, Nissan paints the outer layer with a special substance called polyrotaxane. According to Nissan, small scratches can heal in hours while the bigger ones will get better over time.
The case is currently being tested in Europe by the press and if there is strong demand, the company will begin selling cases later this year (although we'd suspect that it'll be for the iPhone 5 by then).
Nissan and Apple have been working closely together for a deep integration of iPhone capability with the full-electric Nissan LEAF - so much so that Apple used a LEAF in an iPhone 4S commercial.
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I haven't been keeping up with the blog, but I have managed to do some sewing since last summer, though it's been in dribs and drabs. This Jalie skort caught my eye last year, and I finally made it last month, in time for some unusually warm weather. I made the regular waist height, and it easily covers my belly-button.
I actually did make a muslin for the compression shorts, and found that I needed to make the swayback adjustment; it fitted really nicely after that.
The skirt top layer is a Wazoodle ProCool Wicking Pique, and the compression shorts are a technical wicking fabric that I found at C&M Textiles in Ottawa. You can see the wicking side of the fabric in the interior shot below, it's really soft.
The only thing I did differently from the pattern instructions was to top-stitch the side seams in order to keep them flat (above left), and I cover-stitched the waistband seam too for the same reason.
This skort went together really fast, and I'll definitely make another one with some more fun fabric for the skirt layer.
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Jalie 2796 Skort
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- AnonymousJanuary 28, 2015 at 1:30 PM
Please advise if you think this fabric could be easily sewn with a regular machine (zig zag stitch, of course). I do not have an overlock/serger and am a beginning sewer. I appreciate any suggestions you can offer.ReplyDelete
Jalie patterns are very good about being able to use a regular sewing machine if a serger is not at hand. There are also good videos on their website that show how to sew stretch fabrics on a regular sewing machine.Delete
Both of the fabrics I used here can be sewn with a regular machine, but it's vital to use the right type of needle. Usually a Stretch type, probably size 75/11 or maybe finer (65-70). I ALWAYS do stitch samples on stretch fabrics, and pull the seams until they break, or not!
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Last weekend I had the pleasure and good fortune of checking out Wellington's festival of New Zealand music, Homegrown.
It was a pretty full on day, with 40+ bands spread across 6 stages there was plenty of opportunity to see a plethora of local talent in action.
Here's some thoughts from the day:
1. Six60 don't have fans, they have fanatics. These Dunedin faux-reggae rockers played at 4 in the afternoon and attracted the biggest crowd of the day. I've never seen the sort of reaction they got before – this was Six60 mania. Girls were screaming non-stop, drowning out the music (I had earplugs in and it still hurt my ears), getting pulled over the barrier by security guards, way too many people were trying to cram into a space not made for that many. Photographers were battling each other for a position front of stage while TV news crews were trying to get the photographers kicked out so they could get clean footage – the only time I saw news crews at all during the day. I can't understand the fuss myself – there's far better acts in the local music scene, but clearly the hype machine has outdone itself with these guys.
2. Speaking of hype, Tiki Taane also drew a massive crowd for his acoustic set. I don't mind Tiki, but his music is definitely better when he's got others with him. Just him and a guitar got a little same-same after a while. But what was really surprising is that as soon as he finished everyone left and the next act, AhoriBuzz, had only a handful of people to watch them. Which was a shame because they were probably the most interesting band of the day.
3. No one likes rock anymore. Unless you're Six60 or have a laptop on stage, people don't seem to want to know you. The rock stage was pathetically empty for most of the day, more or less until the last two acts came on (Blacklist and Shihad). Hopefully rock becomes "cool" again soon, or we might see some good rock bands fading from view because of lack of support.
4. Jon Toogood makes it cool to be a skinny white boy. The Adults and Shihad were two of the more entertaining bands of the day, mainly because of Jon's unrelenting energy and enthusiasm. Despite playing for over 20 years with Shihad, he still manages to play every show like it's their first, and always makes the audience feel like they're witnessing something special.
5. Music is more fun when you're media. Going to festivals as a paying punter is fine, until you get trapped in a crowd in front of a stage where you don't want to be anymore, people are pushing, the band you really want to see is playing right now and you can't get to them… Being media means no queues, quiet areas to sit and catch your breath, front of stage access, catering. I don't know if I'll be able to go back to being a paying festival goer again.
6. Music is tiring. Maybe I'm out of shape. Maybe I'm getting older. Maybe I just need to drink more coffee, but halfway through the day I was ready for a nap. I felt physically drained and could barely lift my camera anymore. Sure, plenty of Red Bull fixed that for a while, but next year I'm getting in some pre-festival training to make sure I stay the distance. I don't know how 15,000 screaming girls managed to keep it up all day.
You can check out my photos from the day on Flickr, or at muzic.net.nz.
Did anyone else make it along to Homegrown? What were your thoughts on it? Leave a comment below.


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Franko's was (is?) located on West Market Street between 4th and 5th Streets in Wilmington, Delaware.
There was an attempt to make this something of a Bohemian-Artsy block. This was centered around a cafe on the corner that was named The 4W5. As far as I know it is no longer in business.
The Second Saturday Poets held their monthly
There was usually a pretty good turn out of Delaware poets.
Anyway, here below is a video of me reading what I presented that evening.


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The Surveyor 2 (Feature Film)
Synopsis - Taylor, a reformed vigilante, is blackmailed by a secret government unit (run by his ex-boss) to retrieve a set of stolen nuclear codes. Taylor must infiltrate three main gangs in a radioactive, walled off area in the city. Along with his new friend Kesia, Taylor must defeat the anarchist cells and track down the theatrical masked man named Yggdrasil.


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Rode the 2010 Civil War Century on 9/11 with Chris from Frederick, Mark and Joanne from Pittsburgh. Great route with a fair amount of climbing, nice roads, and perfect temps. We all agreed that the CWC participants (over 1600) on average had the nicest bikes and best handling skills we have ever seen on a century ride. The course, with all of its climbing, must serve as a selection tool.
We ran into a bunch of friends, regrouped at rest stops, had a blast pacelining, climbing, etc.
Afterwards, we all took naps and then had a snack at Acacia in downtown Frederick.
Sunday, September 12, 2010
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As I was walking up the stairs of the tube station this evening, I was surrounded by people rushing to get home - the music I was listening to on my ipod suddenly engulfed me and I felt completely disconnected from my entire surroundings. It took all my might not to burst out crying. I always tend to listen to music whenever I'm on the tube or going somewhere by myself. I can't hear what is going on around me and end up in my little bubble. The few times I have left my ipod at home, I feel very exposed and don't know where to look.
In my culture, its not encouraged to grieve over the dead - they are meant to have gone to a better place and it may stop them from being content in that new place if we hold them back with our tears. When my mum's dad died, she was by his side. She grieved at his funeral and when she came back, I did not see her shed a tear. I only saw my dad cry once when his mum died (I wish I never see my dad like that ever again, it was such a painful sight). But me, I can't stop grieving. I don't think about it for a few days and then something happens and the pain comes back. Like today, this morning we were going over the funny stories of the Friday night, got on with my work, and partially succeeded in not getting offended by my boss. Then I see a small snippet in the news. Then I start feeling guilty about trying not to think about it, upset that people will only remember exaggerated negative things, and worse still, me forgetting the wonderful person I was lucky enough to have in my life.
I don't feel a part of anything anymore because I've lost the only thing that made me feel okay for not being normal. I keep doubting myself - what if I'm just never meant to fit in society as well? I'll carry on being cheery and friendly for as long as I can, but I believe that I am destined to be unhappy and lonely even when I'm surrounded by people. I was away for a couple of weeks recently and was surrounded by people - day and night - that showed nothing but kindness and love to me. Yet I couldn't feel close to anyone. I smiled and joked with emptiness, and my soul was out of my body the whole time.


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Timboon Railway Shed Distillery
The Timboon Railway Shed Distillery is just 15 minutes from The Great Ocean Road, The 12 Apostles and Port Campbell.
The building has been sensitively restored to achieve both a modern and rustic ambience. A 600 litre copper pot still bubbles away in the corner distilling award winning Single Malt Whisky, Vodka, Schnapps and other classic spirits. Visitors are most welcome to sample some of the spirits, talk to the Distiller Josh Walker, and learn about the art of distilling and of the local illicit distilling history.
The Shed also serves as the central hub for local produce in the area. Over 13 local producers within a 20 kilometre radius supply the shed with their goods. Honey, strawberries, ales and wines, cheese and Belgian chocolates are just some of the products available. The menu in the 120 seat restaurant reflects the abundance of local produce too.
Ample parking for cars and coaches, excellent clean toilet facilities are provided along with easy ramped wheelchair access. A rewarding visit.
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Luke's, to deliver the general practitioner. Assistant scientific Officer, Dr Helen S. Murray and her enhanced, Dr R. Gordon McLaren, accountable for the male wing, arrived now not lengthy after. McLaren checked for important symptoms however it was once essentially too overdue. Thomas William Boyle, sufferer quantity 24281, was once useless. the 2 medical professionals agreed that the sufferer had kicked the bucket quietly within the evening and there have been no untoward situations in regards to the explanation for loss of life. Steps have been taken to touch Tommy's subsequent of family to notify the relatives and to rearrange for a proper id of the physique as a autopsy will be precious.
He have been within the wars, deciding on up a foul head harm for his difficulty: If someone labored difficult for a win, he did. His headers have been impressive. Many a time it appeared to be that Boyle used to be protecting the full of Stoke at bay. He attempted to instil into front line whatever of what was once fascinating in swinging the ball approximately. there have been widespread unfair incidents at the a part of Stoke and one doesn't envy Whittingham's attractiveness during this course. two times, early on, he "back-headed" Boyle whilst the latter had particularly legitimately received the ball.
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Witness taken care of him again and whilst he left Boyle known as him foul names. Boyle desired to struggle and acknowledged, "Come at the sands. " The witness closed in with him. Inspector Elliott acknowledged Boyle had performed specialist soccer for Barnsley of which city he was once a local and likewise for Burnley. due to the fact he have been in Blackpool he had employment as a labourer. (West Lancashire night Gazette, 22 may well 1931) Sober back yet with a screaming headache and wearing a black eye, Tommy pleaded to blame in court docket and was once fined kilos.
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More and more people are signing up to social media websites to connect with their friends and family. But do these websites offer job search possibilities? Is it possible to find out about vacancies or link to hiring managers via the internet?
LinkedIn is a social media website that is targeted at working people. People who join LinkedIn are encouraged to list their current and past jobs and companies that they have worked for. Members then connect with people they know. If you are using LinkedIn to find work, the key to success is not who you already know. The secret lies in checking out who your connections have connected to. For example, if you are interested in working for a particular company, check out whether one of your existing connections is connected to someone who works there. You may be able to persuade your connection to arrange an introduction, allowing you to send your CV directly to someone in the company.
Of course, being introduced to someone may not get you a job. If there are no suitable vacancies, or if the person you are introduced to has no say in hiring decisions, this route is unlikely to move your job search forward.
If you have been using your Twitter account for socialising, you may want to update your profile to make it more employer-friendly. Adjust your bio to reflect the qualities that an employer will be searching for and use hashtags that are relevant to your chosen career.
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The more tried and tested method of job hunting online is the use of job boards or job search websites. By searching websites, such as Essential Personnel, you can find out which companies have current vacancies that match your skill set. By signing up to email newsletters and alerts, you can be updated as new jobs become available. Log on regularly to the Essential Personnel website to read recruitment tips on the blog that could help you land the job of your dreams.
So, can social media help you to find employment? The answer is yes and no. Social media acts like a technical version of networking. It allows you to connect with people who may help you progress in your career. However, like traditional networking, it can be a large investment of time for very little return. If you are out of work or have time to spare, social media may be a useful addition to your job-hunting toolkit. However, if you have limited time to spend on your job search, you may find that you have more success by logging on to targeted recruitment websites.
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The group was established in 1992. Their mission is to plan for and develop resources necessary to improve the health, recreational, and social services in Boone County. They meet quarterly at Northark College, but check the Facebook page for day and time.
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House of Hope
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Residents of Punxsutawney in Jefferson County, Pennsylvania have only a single location from which they can get a passport application sealed at. The passport agent in Punxsutawney can provide you with passport forms or witness your signature and seal your passport documents (if you don't need your passport application sealed then you do not need to visit an acceptance agent). Besides the 1 location there are 326 other locations in the state of Pennsylvania from which you can get a passport application sealed at. If you are not needing a passport in Punxsutawney for a least (3) weeks, you can visit the sole passport acceptance agent listed below the map on this web page. If you need it faster than (3) weeks we have provided the closest regional passport offices to Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania and Expedited Passport service options for Punxsutawney.
Regional Passport Offices Close to Punxsutawney:These are passport issuing facilities. You will need to make an appointment and present proof of upcoming travel but in most cases, you will be able to get passport renewal, new passports, child passports, or a lost passport replacement Same Day or Next Day.
Buffalo Passport Agency - 116.7 Miles, Washington Passport Agency - 151.9 Miles, Philadelphia Passport Agency - 185.1 Miles, Detroit Passport Agency - 200.4 Miles, New York Passport Agency - 226.1 Miles
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Jefferson County Prothonotary - Brookville - 13.6 Miles
New Bethlehem Public Library - New Bethlehem - 15.9 Miles
Curwensville Post Office - Curwensville - 20.6 Miles
Indiana County Prothonotary's Office - Indiana - 21 Miles
Indiana Main Post Office - Indiana - 21 Miles
Patton Post Office - Patton - 24.1 Miles
Clarion Free Library - Clarion - 24.2 Miles
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What brought on this sudden change of spirit? Me. Of course I've had numerous friends and family members to offer support and assistance along the way. But essentially, I rediscovered me.
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Time: Wed Jul 09 03:36:15 1997 by primenet.com (8.8.5/8.8.5) with ESMTP id DAA04272; Wed, 9 Jul 1997 03:29:41 -0700 (MST) by usr06.primenet.com (8.8.5/8.8.5) with SMTP id DAA24556; Wed, 9 Jul 1997 03:29:33 -0700 (MST) Date: Wed, 09 Jul 1997 03:29:25 -0700 To: (Recipient list suppressed) From: Paul Andrew Mitchell [address in tool bar] Subject: SLS: IRS and Emergency Powers (fwd) Cc: <firstname.lastname@example.com> By now, clients of the Supreme Law School should know to ask whether or not the cases cited herein exhibit true judicial power, or de facto lack of jurisdiction. Let's investigate, shall we? /s/ Paul Mitchell http://www.supremelaw.com >*Jus Dare* >What War? > >Let me preface the following correspondence between Congressman >Gejdenson and Sandra Cote with the following quote from the shortest >presidential administration in our history. > >Harrison referred to the presidency, in his inaugural address: "as >the sole distributor of all the patronage of the government. The >framers of the constitution do not appear to have anticipated at how >short a period it would become a formiddable instrument to control >the free operation of the state governments. But it is not by the >extent of its patronage, alone, that the executive department has >become dangerous, but by the use which it appears may be made of the >appointing power, to bring under its control the whole revenue of the >country. The constitution has declared it to be the duty of the >president to see that the laws are executed, and it makes him the >commander in chief of the armies and navy of the United States. If >the opinion of the most approved writers upon that species of mixed >government, which, in modern Europe, is termed monarchy, in >contradistinction to despotism, is correct, there was wanting no >other addition to the powers of our chief magistrate to stamp a >monarchical character on our government, but the control of the >public finances. And to me it appears strange indeed, that any one >should doubt that the entire control which the president posseses >over the officers who have the custody of the public money, by the >power of removal with or without cause, does, for all mischievous >purposes at least, virtually subject the treasure also to his >disposal." > >That was meant for Jackson, but what of our own times? It appears >that Gejdenson approves of the monarchy. - Dave > > >From: "Steven Pattison" <firstname.lastname@example.com> >Subject: what war? > > >Sandra L. Cote wrote: > >Hello, > >I just received the following letter from my Congressman: > >Dear Ms. Cote: > >Thank you for contacting my office once again regarding the Internal >Revenue Service. I appreciate the opportunity to reply. I have >enclosed two Supreme Court decisions which affirm a principle I >understand you spoke to one of my aides about. In them you will see >highlighted sections which outline the authority by which the IRS >exists. In effect, the Court says that the Congress affirms a >Presidential delegation of power to an agency through the annual >appropriations process. Though the IRS is not specifically mentioned, >this is one principle by which the Executive and Legislative Branches >have cooperated over the past 50 years. I hope this puts your >concerns about the establishment of this agency to rest. Finally, let >me say that if legislation were introduced abolishing the IRS or >Federal Reserve, I would not support it. > >Thank you for contacting me. > >Sincerely, >SAM GEJDENSON >Membgr of Congress > >The two cases he included were: >ISBRANDTSEN-MOLLER CO.,INC. v. United States, 300 US 139 >FLEMING v. MOHAWK, 331 US 111 > >These are War Powers cases. > >Sandi Cote >email@example.com >http://members.tripod.com/~sandranik/index.html > >The following is by Steven Pattison >Dated: July 4, 1997. > >The following is from the Court Cases referred to in a letter from SAM >GEJDENSON, Member of Congress, dated April 28, 1997. The sections >that were highlighted are between [[ ]]. > >Title page: Level 1 - 15 of 15 Cases >ISBRANDTSEN-MOLLER CO., INC. V. UNITED STATES ET AL.; No. 307 >SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, 300 U.S. 139; 57 S. CT. 407; 1937 >U.S. LEXIS 1136; 81 L. Ed. 562 January 15,1937, Argued; February 1, >1937, Decided. > >[[ 5. Abolition of the Shipping Board and transfer of its functions to >the Department of Commerce, by Executive Order, if not authorized by >Title IV of the Legislative Appropriation Act of June 30, 1932, as >amended, was impliedly ratified by the Merchant Marine Act of 1936, >which refers to the functions of the Shipping Board as "now vested in >the Department of Commerce pursuant to Section 12 of the President's >Executive Order No. 6166." P. 146. ]] > >[[ Whatever doubt may be entertained [***15] as to the intent of >Congress that the Shipping Board should be subject to transfer by the >President, and, if so, whether the order lay before Congress the >requisite number of days to satisfy the statutory mandate, Congress >appears to have recognized the validity of the transfer and ratified >the President's action by the appropriation acts of April 7, 1934, n13 >March 22, 1935, n14 and May 15, 1936, n15 all of which make >appropriations to the Department of Commerce for salaries and expenses >to carry out the provisions of the shipping act as amended and refer >to the execution order.]] > >Title page: Level 1 - 14 of 19 cases >FLEMING, TEMPORARY CONTROLS ADMINISTRATOR, V. MOHAWK WRECKING & LUMBER >CO. ET AL., No. 583 SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES; 331 U.S. 111; >67 S. Ct. 1129; 1947 U.S. LEXIS 2851; 91 L. Ed. 1375; April 1, 1947, >Argued; April 28, 1947, Decided. > >(a) The war powers are adequate to deal with problems of law >enforcement which arise during the period of hostilities but do not >cease with them. P. 116. (My note: So they say that the war powers do >not cease with, the period of hostilities. When do they cease?) > >(B) Section 1 of the First War Powers Act, authorizing the President >to redistribute functions among executive agencies, authorizes the >creation of a new agency and the consolidation within it of functions >and powers previously exercised by one or more other agencies. P. >116. ( My note: Is this what happen to the U.S. Post Office? It is >now the U.S. Postal Service. What other agencies besides the IRS were >created by the President of the United States? > >Section 1 of the First War Powers Act does not explicitly provide for >creation of a new agency which consolidates the functions and powers >previously exercised by one or more other agencies. But the Act has >been repeatedly construed by the President to confer such authority. >n8 Such construction by the Chief Executive, being both >contemporaneous and consistent, is entitled to great weight. See >United States v. Jackson, 280 U.S. 183, 193; Billings v. Truesdell, >321 U.S. 542, 552-553. [[ And the appropriation by Congress of funds >for the use of such agencies stand as confirmation and ratification of >the action of the Chief Executive. Brooks V. Dewar, 313 U.S. 354, >361. ]] > >(My note: ... repeatedly construed ..., what is this all about?) >(Note from Ms. Cote: "These are War Powers cases.") I have added part >of the court case that was not highlighted, so you could see what it >is all about, "War Powers". What war are we in that allows the >President of the United States to continue to have the same power as >if we were at war? Sounds like a dictatorship to me! > >Steven Pattison email@example.com > > >---------------------------------------------------------------------- > *JUS DARE* > c/o Dave Delany's Freedom House > PO Box 212 Conklin NY 13748 > ======== > Sponsored by Mike Goldman and By.Net (http://Names.By.Net) > ======== > Perversion of the U.S. Supreme Court > *Jus Dare* means "to give or to make the law." > > To subscribe or unsubscribe to *Jus Dare*, send a message to > firstname.lastname@example.com > In the BODY, put the text "ADD" or "DELETE" respectively. > > ======================================================================== Paul Andrew Mitchell : Counselor at Law, federal witness B.A., Political Science, UCLA; M.S., Public Administration, U.C. Irvine tel: (520) 320-1514: machine; fax: (520) 320-1256: 24-hour/day-night email: [address in tool bar] : using Eudora Pro 3.0.3 on 586 CPU website: http://www.supremelaw.com : visit the Supreme Law Library now ship to: c/o 2509 N. 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Thursday, June 10, 2010
Lit Fest 2010
Every summer (for the past 26 years), the historic Printer's Row in Chicago is turned into a vibrant celebration of books, featuring talks by authors, displays from publishing houses and book stores, and all kinds of things literary-related. If you want to know more about this year's lineup, you can visit the official site. One of the featured authors will be a personal favorite of mine, Anne Lamott, who just published a new novel -- the Tribune's interview with her can be found here.
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