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I'm glad the doctor wasn't totally against it and she gave you some things to look out for (even though it was all negative).ReplyDelete
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You're one step closer, yay! Your outlook is amazing - and that's what really counts. Visualize how you want this all to play out and then let it happen, downer doctors be damned. She was just a necessary cog in the machine...really glad she won't be your OBGYN!ReplyDelete
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Football fans must be the most passionate and dedicated sports fans in the world. Whether you're amongst that rabid crowd, or you're just interested in watching supporters go wild, there are a few top cities in the world to take part in the fun.
Barcelona hosts Futbol Club Barcelona (known also as Barcelona and Barca), one of the most supported clubs in the world., and with the largest social media following among any sports teams. The revered stadium Camp Nou is like hallowed ground for football fans, and home to the famous club.
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Argentina's largest city boasts amazing food, a vibrant nightlife and most importantly – world class football!
Football is a major part of Argentine life and inspires passionate arguments and diehard convictions. Two of the biggest clubs in Argentina are River Plate and Boca Juniors, with combined titles including 4 Intercontinental Cups, 9 Copa Libertadores, and 2 Copa Sudamericana honors.
The River Plate and Boca Juniors home stadiums are among the most fun in the world to see a match, but Boca Junior's may come out on top. Called a "chocolate box" stadium, the Boca Juniors' home base is small, with steeply inclined stands constantly packed with emotional supporters. The stadium is also located in La Bocas, one of the most vibrant, colorful, and fun neighborhoods of Buenos Aires.
While maybe not on the typical England tourist itinerary, Liverpool is an absolute must-see for any football lover.
The city hosts Everton and Liverpool, two of England's most traditional clubs. Between the two clubs of Liverpool, they've acquired trophies including 12 FA Cups, 7 League Cups, and 27 top-division English titles.
Liverpool's Anfield Stadium has been home to Liverpool FC since its inception, and hosted Everton before that. It is the seventh largest stadium in England, and has featured expansions to hold even more dedicated fans.
Neither team has won the Premier league, but we bet a world title will be in the making for Liverpool soon enough. No matter what, we're certain that fans will never walk alone.
Mexico City
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Club Universidad Nacional (or UNAM), Cruz Azul, and Club America have a swarm of fans that make visiting on a game night an absolute delight. Between the three teams, they have 24 Mexico First Division titles and 8 Copa Mexico titles among many other honors.
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Of course, aside from the fabulous football, Mexico City is also a major foodie and historical junkie destination. It's a place to see a game, stuff your face with tacos, and then see some amazing artwork by Diego Rivera.
Rio de Janeiro
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The decorated teams boast amongst themselves 3 Copa do Brasil titles, 2 Copa Libertadores, and 1 intercontinental cup.
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On a rainy afternoon, we decided to get the creative juices flowing by using plastic eggs to create a collage on contact.
A couple of weeks ago, my children really enjoyed creating art with plastic eggs when they incorporated the eggs into some paintings to create gorgeous pictures. You can see the plastic egg inspired paintings here.
This time, we opted for a mess free creative challenge and used contact (the sticky side facing out) as the canvas.
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After carefully thinking about some options and exploring possibilities, Miss Seven came up with plastic egg fish. In fact, she was trying to insert pipe cleaners into the top of her plastic egg to create a rabbit, but Miss Seven was not experiencing the outcome she was hoping for with this. All was not lost when we considered other possibilities and discovered that once the egg was turned on the side it resembled a fish. Gotta love an accidental discovery and yet another example of the fact that sometimes solutions to problems can be found in "mistakes" made.
Once Miss Seven had the idea of creating fish, she decided to complete her piece by adding some elements to create an underwater scene.
Master Five's creation cleverly evolved as he stuck a blue egg on the bottom of his piece of contact. He wanted to use this as a body for a dog. Master Five then created a colourful garden for the dog.
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Not sure if you will get this Stefan, but what a great blog. I was friends with Jenny from Peace Valley through high school. So sad. Makes me realize we can be touched from the past at any time.ReplyDelete
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2018 will be our 7th year doing the event. We have had well over 8000 visitors, over the course of our two day event, the past few years. If you are interested in speaking with one of our more experienced volunteers, please reach out to us and we can connect you with one of them.
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CHARLES TOWN, W.Va. - Operators of the local thoroughbred racetrack say they want their video lottery machines to pay out winnings in coins rather than the current paper validation slips.
Players want coin payouts so they can move freely from machine to machine, said Bill Bork Jr., director of marketing at PNGI Charles Town Races.
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Flax-Seed has quickly become a staple food to health food lovers everywhere. And while I'd love to say that putting the recipes for this blog together, are quick and easy, honestly, it can be time consuming. I'd love to have all 'thyme' in the world (see what I did there?), however, there are days…we are flat out RUNNING to get out the door. Crock-Pot meals are utterly lifesaving, for our family 'on-the-go'.
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1. to improve the protection of human health and the environment from the hazards of chemicals and
2. to enhance the competitiveness of the EU chemicals industry
The REACH Regulation gives greater responsibility to industry to manage the risks from chemicals and to provide safety information on the substances. Enterprises that manufacture or import more than one tonne of a chemical substance per year will be required to gather information on the properties of their substances, which will help them manage them safely, and to register the information in a central database. The European Chemicals Agency will act as the central point in the REACH system: it will run the databases necessary to operate the system, co-ordinate the in-depth evaluation of suspicious chemicals and run a public database in which consumers and professionals can find hazard information.
The Regulation also calls for the progressive substitution of the most dangerous chemicals when suitable alternatives have been identified.
Regulation (EC) No 1907/2006
a chemical element and its compounds in the natural state or obtained by any manufacturing process, including any additive necessary to preserve its stability and any impurity deriving from the process used, but excluding any solvent which may be separated without affecting the stability of the substance or changing its composition (e.g. individual pigments, solvent chemicals, etc).
mixture or solution of two or more substances (e.g. mixture of pigments & solvents)
an object which during production is given a specific shape, surface or design, which determines its function to a larger degree than its chemical composition (e.g. battery).
Manufacturers and Importers need:
- to register substances they produce or import in quantities over 1 tonne per year. The registration requirement applies to substances on their own, in preparations and in articles under special conditions (intentional release). Failure to register means that the substance cannot be manufactured, imported or used in the EU market.
Downstream users of chemicals need:
- to apply the risk management measures for dangerous substances identified on the supplier Safety Data Sheets. They have a right to make their use of a substance known to the manufacturer in order to make it an identified use and have it covered in their supplier's chemical safety assessment. In this case they have to provide sufficient information to allow the supplier to prepare an exposure scenario for the use.
- alternatively, to conduct own chemical safety assessment and report to the chemicals agency.
Key elements of REACH:
REACH requires registration of all substances manufactured in, or imported into, the EU market in quantities of 1 tonne or more per year. There is a period of pre-registration from 1 June to 30 November 2008. Substances will then need to be registered in tonnage-related tranches between 2008 and 2018. Registration involves submitting a "technical dossier", containing information on the substance and information on how to effectively manage the risk entailed, to the ECHA. Quantities of 10 tonnes or more per year additionally require the submission of a Chemical Safety Report (CSR) to document the safety assessment of the substance. If your business is placing a NEW substance on the market for the first time, then your business needs to register that substance before it can be placed on the EU market.
A technical dossier includes:
- the identity of the manufacturer(s) or importer(s) as specified in section 1 of Annex VI (3 items);
- the identity of the substance as specified in section 2 of Annex VI (15 items);
- information on the manufacture and use(s) of the substance as specified in section 3 of Annex VI (7 items);
- the classification and labeling of the substances as specified in section 4 of Annex VI (3 items);
- guidance on safe use of the substance as specified in section 5 of Annex VI (10 items);
- study summaries of the information derived from the application;
- robust study summaries of the information derived from the application;
- an indication of reviewed information submitted;
- proposals for testing;
- exposure information for substances in quantities of 1 to 10 tonnes; and
- a request as to which of the information the manufacturer or importer considers should not be made available on the Internet
Evaluation allows the regulatory authorities to decide on proposals for further testing and assess whether information provided by industry complies with the requirements (dossier evaluation). At least 5% of the dossiers registered in each tonnage band will be evaluated. For selected substances, for which a risk to health or the environment is suspected, substance evaluation provides a mechanism to require industry to obtain more information. Evaluation may also lead to the conclusion that action should be taken under the restriction or authorisation procedures.
As with evaluation, not all substances will require authorisation by the ECHA. Authorisation will be required for substance of very high concern (SVHC). Once a substance is placed on a list of substances subject to authorisation, those using it will need to apply for an authorisation for each use of that substance.
carcinogens, mutagens, substances toxic to the reproductive system, and substances which are persistent, bio-accumulative and toxic, very persistent and very bio-accumulative or of equivalent concern.
European Commission or EU Member States may propose restrictions on the manufacturing, marketing and use of certain dangerous substances and preparations. Any substance on its own, in a preparation or in an article may subject to Community-wide restrictions if its use poses unacceptable risks to health or the environment. Restriction can be decided either for the use of a substance in certain products, the use by consumers or even for all uses (complete ban of a substance).


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The 68th year of the Northeast Weld County Fair and Rodeo is now in the history books.
It was held Friday and Saturday, July 21 and 22, at the Box Family Arena at the fairgrounds in New Raymer. The weather cooperated with a hot one on Friday but good cloud cover on Saturday to keep the temperatures down a little bit but without any storms.
The fair is sponsored by the Northeast Weld Drylander organization. Members include Bob Willich, president; Justin Hoozee, secretary; Brandon McEndaffer, treasurer; Bryce Carlson, fair manager; Mike Aimone, Scott Bates, Clay Carlson, Glenn Carlson, Cory Carr, Doug Deter, Gary Dollerschell, Ryan Draegert, Chad Frye, Bryan Funk, Patrick Halde, Jace Hickey, Ken Holzworth, Larry Hoozee, James Hove, Skip Johnson, Albert Kester, Susie Kester, Matt Kilmer, Joe Kimmel, Steve Kugler, Cyle Lambert, Jon Lynch, Brandon Mason, Bret McEndaffer, Cody McEndaffer, Guy McEndaffer, Scott Northrup, Jesse Petek, Morgan Pratt, Jerry Samber, Gary Sheffler, Scott Stump, Marla Tappy, Colby Walker, Jim Walker, Leroy Warboys, Troy Warboys, Dan Warner, Seth Whitlock, Pat Woods, Monty Younglund, and Zane Younglund.
The Northeast Weld Drylander organization announced two recognition awards to be awarded each year, which got its start in 2016. Ron and Jan Northrup were named Grand Marshals for the 68th annual event. The late Don Bornhoft was recognized as the Empty Saddle Honoree for 2017. This recognition is long overdue to honor those who have given their time and efforts to ensure that this fair and rodeo continues.
The grand entry was organized by Monty Younglund and Glenn Carlson with Carol Lambert and Cyle Lambert serving as announcers throughout the two-day event. Laci Gerlach took care of arena entries and served as timer with Janet Lowe taking care of payout. Leroy Warboys, Cyle Lambert, Troy Warboys, and Scott Stump provided the sound system with Andrea Holzworth and Sandi Younglund in charge of the concessions and the New Raymer FFA selling snocones, pop, and water. Snocones were free both days of the fair courtesy of the Jesse Samber Memorial. Show superintendents were Ken Holzworth, Albert Kester, Scott Stump, and Monty Younglund; and arena superintendents were Monty Younglund, Glenn Carlson, Jesse Petek, and Colby Walker. Denise Stump organized the premium money and ribbons. Round Robin Showmanship superintendent was Brandon McEndaffer. Fair books were printed by Carol Lambert and Cara Draegert, Hummingbird Press of Brush.
The fair was dedicated to three individuals who contributed much to the fair and rodeo and community for many, many years — Albert Kester, long-time resident and friend of the Northeast Weld County Fair; Doris (Box) Vangraefschepe, an integral part of the fair since its inception when her father Archie started the fair in 1950... She also managed the "cook shack" for nearly 40 years; and Gary Castor, who participated in and supported his children and grandchildren in later years at the "world's fair." The 68th edition of the Northeast Weld County Fair was dedicated to the memory of these three individuals; we celebrate their lives, their contributions to the fair and community, and the impressions they left on each of us.
Judging of all home economics and general projects was held on Thursday, July 20, prior to the start of the fair. Events held on Friday included judging of breeding beef, market beef, horses, dairy, ag. mechanics, and grains. Events held for those pre-4-H age were the "world famous" pet class and a bucket calf class. In the afternoon, following the grand entry, the junior rodeo was held with champions named in three divisions in western horsemanship, keyhole race, barrel race, bending race, flag race, goat tying, goat ribbon race, and breakaway calf roping. Team roping ended the Friday afternoon events. A "Heifer Hopeful Catch-a-Calf" contest was held with four participants catching calves which allows them to purchase a heifer calf with donors awarding $1000 each; the animal must be shown at next year's fair. Weld County Fair Royalty attended the fair and helped with giving out ribbons and other awards. The day concluded with a brisket barbecue prepared by Kevin Brown and sponsored by Whiting Oil and Petroleum.
Saturday started with a pancake and sausage breakfast prepared and served by the New Raymer-Stoneham Fire Department and the Prairie Lions Club. The Lions Club also held a KidSight Vision Screening for children ages 6 months to 7 years old. Judging of hogs, goats, sheep, rabbits, and poultry was held with a stick horse race and a tiny tot pig showmanship contest held for the very young participants. The round robin livestock showmanship contest was held at noon. Afternoon rodeo events included western horsemanship, bending race, barrel race, and the very exciting rescue race and hide race. Team roping ended the afternoon events. A fajita meal prepared by Kevin Brown and sponsored by Noble Energy and the fair dance at the community center concluded the 68th annual event. The annual Cowboy Church was held at the fairgrounds on Sunday morning with Pastor Orville Stewart of Chapel of the Plains delivering the message. All in all, it was a very successful fair and rodeo with good attendance and participation.
Special thanks was given to several memorials who contributed to the Northeast Weld County Fair — Bob Littlefield Memorial for donation of a new sound system; Gary Castor Memorial for donation towards the new shade cover at the show ring; Doris Vangraefschepe Memorial for monies being contributed towards a new "cook shack;" Larry Hillman Memorial for two tent shades; Jesse Samber Memorial for extensive electrical upgrades in the livestock barn and for camper hookups plus free sno cones on Friday and Saturday; Kasey Jo Warner/Jesse Samber Memorials for sponsorship of the Tiny Tot Pig Showmanship; Mary Ann Carlson Memorial for the donation of seven tables to the 4-H building; and Vera Walker Memorial for donation of large cooler for livestock barn. Also special thanks to Paul and Ann Mertens for their neighborly support of the fair; to 21st Century Equipment for loan of equipment; to Patrick Halde for spraying the arena; to Wickham Tractor for loan of equipment; to Robirds Electric LLC for sponsoring the fair/rodeo back numbers; to Whiting Petroleum for fully sponsoring the Friday night barbecue; to Noble Energy for fully sponsoring the Saturday night barbecue; and to Kevin Brown for preparing both barbecues. The Northeast Weld Drylander organization would like to especially thank their Premier Banner Sponsors (contributing $250 and above)— 21st Century Equipment, Bank of Colorado, Blue Lightning, Farm Credit of Sterling, J.D. Heiskell Grain, K-LA Construction, Kuntz Pump & Well Supply, Morgan County REA, Noble Energy, Northeastern Junior College, Performance Ag, Whiting Petroleum, and Wickham Tractor; and Premier Gold Level Sponsors (contributing $100-$249) — Northeast Feeds of Haxtun, Miller's Landscaping and Feed, and Sterling Livestock Comm. Thank you to all who contributed to the success of this annual event for the northeast corner of Weld County.
Results of 68th Northeast Weld County FairFriday, July 21
Home Economics
Jr. Champion — Emily Johnson, Home Environment
Sr. and Grand Champion — Alyssa Johnson, Home Environment; Reserve—Emily Hogsett, Decorate Your Duds--Sponsor, Shirley Ashbaugh Memorial
Jr. Champion — Jonathan Hoffman, Shooting Sports; Reserve — Cash Haun, Shooting Sports
Sr. and Grand Champion — Shelby Hoffman, Shooting Sports; Reserve — Walter Jordan, Shooting Sports--Sponsor, Cary & Carol Lambert
Blue Award — Andrew Littlefield, Shooting Sports; Addison Hoozee, Shooting Sports; Dillan Johnston, Electricity; Devan Hogsett, Small Engines
Red Award — Jeremiah Sparks, Shooting Sports
Jr. and Grand Champion — Devin Hogsett, Woodworking — Sponsor, Cara & Ryan Draegert
Jr. Champion — Emily Johnson; Reserve — Tanna Bailey
Sr. and Grand Champion — Andrew Littlefield; Reserve — Alyssa Johnson — Sponsor, LouAnn Littlefield Memorial
Blue Award — Savanah Mertens; Addison Sharp
Cultural Arts
Jr. Champion — Addison Hoozee, Cake Decorating; Reserve — Sarah Sparks, Cake Decorating
Sr. and Grand Champion — Emily Hogsett, Cake Decorating — Sponsor, Cheery Lot Club
Olivia Mertens, Treven Mertens, Kizzy Reinick, Cashlin Reinick, Casen Sharp, Remington Gerlach
Breeding Beef
Heifers under 2 years, over 1 year (Class A) — 1, Dillon Johnston (Heifer Hopeful calf); 2, Quinton Draegert; 3, Addison Sharp; 4, Delaney Draegert; 5, Beau Carlson.
Heifers under 2 years, over 1 year (Class B) — 1, Jayda Meyring; 2, Addison Sharp; 3, Devin Hogsett; 4, Emily Hogsett; 5, Andrew Littlefield; 6, Kolten Kugler (Heifer Hopeful calf).
Champion Breeding Beef — Jayda Meyring; Reserve — Addison Sharp; Sponsor—Jim and Deb Walker. Cash awards were also presented to the champion and reserve sponsored by McEndaffer Farms and McEndaffer Beef Genetics.
Market Beef
Light Weight (724-1135 pounds) — 1, Tyler Thormodsgard; 2, Kylee Harless; 3, Makenna Tucker
Medium Weight (1227-1285 pounds) — 1, Mandy Carmin; 2, Quinton Draegert; 3, Tyler Thormodsgard; 4, Beau Carlson; 5, Delaney Draegert; 6, Rydan Schaffer; 7, Garrett Johnston
Heavy Weight (1385-1450 pounds) — 1, Mandy Carmin; 2, Cooper Carlson; 3, Kaylee Harless; 4, Mandy Carmin; 5, Garrett Johnston
Market Heifers (1040-1175 pounds) — 1, Jayda Meyring; 2, Cooper Carlson
Champion Market Beef — Mandy Carmin; Reserve — Jayda Meyring; Sponsor — Bob Littlefield Memorial
Beef Showmanship — (Jr.) — Champion — Beau Carlson; Reserve — Delaney Draegert (Sr.) — Champion — Jayda Meyring; Reserve — Makenna Tucker; Sponsors — Weld County Livestock Assn. and Monty and Sandi Younglund
Bucket Calf Ribbons & Money — Sponsored by Barbara Harless of Two Creeks Ranch in Memory of Joe & Elvena Rauth
Pet Class Ribbons & Money — Sponsored by the Grandchildren of Archie & Famie Box
Premium Money — Sponsors — Roger and Peggy Blake, Weld County Livestock Association, & Prairie 4-H
Dairy Heifer (under 12 months) — 1, Delaney Draegert
Dairy Heifer (over 12 months but under 18 months) — 1, Dillon Johnston
Champion Dairy Female — Dillon Johnston; Reserve — Delaney Draegert; Sponsor — Wickham Tractor
Dairy Showmanship — (Jr.) Dillon Johnston; Reserve — Delaney Draegert; Sponsor — Frank Hoozee Estate
2014 or Before Mares — 1 and Champion, Jayda Meyring; 2 and Reserve, Savannah Mertens; 3, Jonathan Malovich; 4, Kayla Kugler; 5, McKaylin Schreiner; Sponsor — Karen Kester Memorial
2014 or Before Geldings — 1 and Champion, Chace Burke; 2 and Reserve, Cash Haun; 3, Dylan Wagner; 4, Brooke Gary; 5, Bryndel Burke; Sponsor — Marla Tappy
Horse Showmanship — (Jr.) — Champion — Savanah Mertens; Reserve — Jonathan Malovich (Sr.) — Champion — Aidan Malovich; Reserve — McKaylin Schreiner; Sponsors — Earl Johnson Memorial and Dave & Beth Bashor
Sr. Buck (6 months & older) — 1, Emily Johnson; 2, Emily Johnson; 3, Tyler Troudt; 4, Emily Johnson
Jr. Buck (under 6 months) — 1, Kayla Kugler
Champion Rabbits, Emily Johnson; Reserve, Kayla Kugler; Sponsor — Colby & Karrie Walker
Poultry Participants — Emily Johnson, Chace Burke, & Bryndel Burke
Champion Poultry — Chace Burke; Sponsor — Kester Pump Service
Junior Rodeo Results
Western Horsemanship (Tiny Tot) — 1 and Champion, Cash Carlson; 2, Dylan Wagner; 3, Molly Walker; 4, Ayden Dominguez; 5, Jett Harris; 6, Brynley Harris; (Junior) — 1 and Champion, Jayda Meyring; 2, Bryndel Burke; 3, Brooke Gary; 4, Jonathan Malovich; 5, Savannah Mertens; (Senior) — 1 and Champion, Aiden Malovich; 2, McKaylin Schreiner; 3, James Krist; 4, Chace Burke; Sponsors — Morgan & Britt Pratt, Skip & Heidi Johnson, and Allen Box Grandchildren
Keyhole Race (Tiny Tot) — 1 and Champion, Dylan Wagner; 2, Wyatt Walker; 3, Jett Harris; 4, Tip Carlson; 5, Dane Cattrell; (Junior) — 1 and Champion, Jonathan Malovich; 2, Kolten Kugler; 3, Jayda Meyring; 4, Bryndel Burke; 5, Kayla Kugler; (Senior) — 1 and Champion, Andrew Littlefield; 2, Cora Cox; 3, Devin Littlefield; 4, Wyatt Schnug 5, Chace Burke; Sponsors — Brenda & Steve Anderson, Mike & Blair Aimone, and Cody & Dolly McEndaffer
Barrel Race (Tiny Tot) — 1 and Champion, Dylan Wagner; 2, Wyatt Walker; 3, Molly Walker; 4, Ayden Dominguiz; 5, Dane Cattrell; (Junior) — 1 and Champion, Jayda Meyring; 2, Bryndel Burke; 3, Brooke Gary; 4, Kayla Kugler; 5, Cy Carlson; (Senior) — 1 and Champion, Bobbie Schreiner; 2, James Krist; 3, Chace Burke; 4, Devin Littlefield; 5, Aidan Malovich; Sponsors — Denise & Scott Stump, Sky McEndaffer, and Cyle & Bryce Lambert
Bending Race (Tiny Tot) — 1 and Champion, Wyatt Walker; 2, Cash Carlson; 3, Dane Cattrell; (Junior) — 1 and Champion, Bryndel Burke; 2, Jonathan Malovich; 3, Brooke Gary; 4, Kayla Kugler; 5, Cy Carlson; (Senior) — 1 and Champion, McKaylin Schreiner; 2, Aidan Malovich; 3, Devin Littlefield; 4, Bobbie Schreiner; 5, Toby Bellis; Sponsors — Prairie Lions Club, Scott & Jennie Bates, and Dewain & Nancy Shapley
Flag Race (Junior) — 1 and Champion, Jonathan Malovich; 2, Brooke Gary; 3, Jayda Meyring; 4, Kayla Kugler; 5, Kolten Kugler; (Senior) — 1 and Champion, Devin Littlefield; 2, Chace Burke; 3, Wyatt Schnug; 4, Cora Cox; Sponsors — Gary & Jean Castor and Forrest & Judy Tappy
Goat Ribbon Race (Junior) — 1 and Champion, Cora Cox; 2, Toby Bellis; 3, Aidan Malovich; 4, Bobbie Schreiner; 5, McKaylin Schreiner; Sponsor — M.H.S.G.
Goat Tying (Senior) — 1 and Champion, Jonathan Malovich; 2, Bryndel Burke; 3, Kayla Kugler; 4, Brooke Gary; 5, Kolten Kugler; Sponsor — Elmer Miller Memorial
Breakaway Roping — 1 and Champion, Jonathan Malovich; Sponsor — Joe & Karen Kimmel
Heifer Hopeful Catch-a-Calf Contest Winners — Cash Haun, McKaylin Schreiner, Kayla Kugler, and Cooper Carlsonr; Sponsors — Gary & Jean Sheffler, Larry & Karen Hoozee, Harold Carlson, McEndaffer Cattle Co., Joe & Karen Kimmel, Todd & Jana Thomas, Ken Everitt, Delwyn & Jo Dell Northup, Steve & Gigi O'Hare, Ken & Andrea Holzworth, Bryan & Kelly Funk, Monty & Sandi Younglund, Joe & Shirley Intermill, Gary & Jean Castor, Gary & Kay Dollerschell, Brandon & Jess Mason, Matt & Beth Kilmer, Kory & Shanan Kessinger, Toedtli Ranch, Jay & Shauna Meyring, and the Northeast Weld Drylanders.
Tiny Tot High Point Individual — Wyatt Walker; Sponsor — Ken & Andrea Holzworth
Junior High Point Individual — Jayda Meyring; Sponsor — Pawnee Station Restaurant
Senior High Point Individual — Devin Littlefield; Sponsor — Art Carlson Memorial
Hard Luck Cowpoke — Dylan Wagner; Sponsor — Grover Community ClubSaturday, July 23
Breeding Hogs
Breeding Gilts — 1 and Champion, Genna Breidenbach; 2, Beau Carlson; 3, Levi Troudt; Sponsor — Marlon & Ardis Littlefield Bazata Memorial
Market Hogs
Underweight (177-200 pounds) — 1, Jayce Meyring; 2, Layne Brown; 3, Dakota Brown
Class 1 (210-227 pounds) — 1, Levi Troudt; 2, Beau Carlson; 3, Kylee Harless
Class 2 (230-237 pounds) — 1, Genna Breidenbach; 2, Seth Meyring; 3, Ben Walker; 4, Kylee Harless
Class 3 (244-250 pounds) — 1, Sarah Cecil; 2, Levi Troudt; 3, Ben Walker; 4, Ben Walker
Class 4 (262-267 pounds) — 1, Jayce Meyring; 2, Sarah Cecil
Champion Market Hog — Genna Breidenbach; Reserve — Sarah Cecil; Sponsor — Glenn & Stephanie Carlson
Hog Showmanship (Jr.) — Champion — Jaxson Samber; Reserve — Beau Carlson; (Sr.) — Champion — Genna Breidenbach; Reserve — Jayce Meyring; Sponsors — Bret & Tina McEndaffer and Triple M Feeds
Tiny Tot Pig Showmanship Medals & Money; sponsored by the Kasey Jo Warner/Jesse Samber Memorials.
Breeding Goats
Under 12 months — 1, Garrett Seltzer; 2, Garrett Seltzer; 3, Brooke Mercer; 4, Garrett Seltzer; 5, Delaney Draegert
Over 12 months — 1, Garrett Seltzer; 2, Garrett Seltzer; 3, Brook Mercer; 4, Garrett Seltzer; 5, Brooke Mercer
Champion Breeding Goats — Garrett Seltzer; Reserve — Garrett Seltzer; Sponsor — Bank of Colorado
Market Goats
Class 1 (37-57 pounds) — 1, Cooper Carlson; 2, Quinton Draegert; 3, Delaney Draegert; 4, McKaylin Schreiner; 5, McKaylin Schreiner
Class 2 (60-70 pounds) — 1, Reid Samber; 2, Brianna Nelson; 3, Beau Carlson; 4, Emma Stump; 5, Alliyah Nelson
Class 3 (73-76 pounds) — 1, Emma Stump; 2, Cooper Carlson; 3, Reid Samber; 4, Alliyah Nelson
Class 4 (80-82 pounds) — 1, Beau Carlson; 2, Seth Meyring; 3, Garrett Seltzer; 4, Brianna Nelson; 5, Brooke Mercer
Class 5 (85-91 pounds) — 1, Emma Stump; 2, Brook Mercer; 3, Delaney Draegert; 4, Dillon Johnston; 5, Dillon Johnston
Class 6 (94-104 pounds) — 1, Brook Mercer; 2, Seth Meyring; 3, Haley Reeves; 4, Will Reeves; 5, Ryder Schaeffer
Champion Market Goat — Emma Stump; Reserve — Cooper Carlson; Sponsor — Murdoch's Ranch &
Home Supply
Goat Showmanship (Jr.) — Champion — Seth Meyring; Reserve — Beau Carlson; (Sr.) — Champion — Brook Mercer; Reserve — Quinton Draegert; Sponsors — Tim & Jennifer Seltzer & Family and Donald & Rita Johnston
Breeding Sheep
Breeding Ewe — 1 and Champion, Jaxson Samber; Reserve — Addicyn Kessinger; 3 — Brooke Gary; Sponsor — Pawnee Station Restaurant
Market Lambs
Class 1 — (105-128 pounds) — 1, Kacyn Kessinger; 2, Brooke Gary; 3, Brooke Gary; 4, Rylan Knorr; 5, Kaylie Ivie
Class 2 — (130-143 pounds) — 1, Jaxson Samber; 2, Kacyn Kessinger; 3, Kaylie Ivie; 4, Rylan Knorr
Champion Market Lamb — Jaxson Samber; Reserve, Kacyn Kessinger; Sponsor — Samber Sheep Co.
Sheep Showmanship (Jr.) — Champion — Kaylie Ivie; Reserve — Jaxson Samber; (Sr.) — Champion — Kacyn Kessinger; Reserve — None; Sponsors — Ken Carlson Family and Farmers Bank of Ault
Stick Horse Barrel Race (29 participants) — Age 6-8, 1, Case Kugler; Age Under 6, 1, Remi Gerlach — Sponsored by Earl & Pauline Steffen Memorial and District 6NE Lions Clubs
Jr. Division All-Around Livestock Showman — Jaxson Samber; Reserve, Beau Carlson; Sponsor — Kasey Jo Warner Memorial
Sr. Division All-Around Livestock Showman — Jayda Meyring; Reserve, Kacyn Kessinger; Sponsor — Vic & Elizabeth Hillman Memorial
Arena Events
Western Horsemanship (7 participants) — 1, McKaylin Schreiner; 2, Brooke Gary; 3, Kayla Kugler
Hide Race (37 teams) — 1, Glenn and Clay Carlson; 2, James Hove and Coltin Hove; 3, James Hove and Trenton Holzworth
Rescue Race (24 teams) — 1, Ayden and Yoban Dominguez; 2, Austin Littlefield and Sy Northrup; 3, Dakota Sand and Kayla Kugler
Barrel Race (21 participants) — 1, James Krist; 2, Katie Klinginsmith; 3, McKaylin Schreiner
Bending Race (17 participants) — 1, Bobbie Schreiner; 2, McKaylin Schreiner; 3, Lindsey Soule
Team Roping Champion Header — Chad Frye
Team Roping Champion Heeler — Roy Krist


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Undergraduate Honors Fair 2014
Section 1
The Honors Program, coordinated in 2013-2014 by Professor Ranxiao Frances Wang, requires that students write a research-based thesis at a level comparable to a master's thesis and make several oral presentations on both assigned material and their own research. Thirteen students presented their research at the Honors Program Fair on April 24, 2014.
Section 2
Alumni Spotlight
Alumna Receives Top Award from College
Dr. Elizabeth Pieroth (BS'88) was one of five alumni selected to receive the 2016 LAS Alumni Achievement Award.
Undergraduate Spotlight
Undergraduate Career Exploration Award
The Undergraduate Career Exploration Award was created by the Psychology Alumni Advisory Board. Read about the three recipients in the 2015 Fall issue of Psychology Times: http://www.psychology.illinois.edu/alumni/news/newsletter/


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Last night after a very successful but very intense trip to a client I was on an airplane headed home. I had told myself I would just relax but couldn't. I made the mistake of getting on twitter (something I know I shouldn't do when I'm tired). I got into some dialogs and said something that was plain old wrong. I deleted it, and restated it, but the restatement was still wrong. For those who weren't there (and I am sure are now curious) I will repeat the deleted tweet:
The fact that I am the _only_ person who has put forth an approach to Agile at scale and am requesting that people tell me what's wrong with it so that I can improve it tells more about this industry than anything else I know.
I restated it for clarity:
Let me restate this to make it clearer. Net Obj is the only company with an approach to Agile that works at all scales who is also asking ppl to tell them how it can be improved. We want discussion of what is the best approach so as to make it better.
Both tweets are wrong and I have deleted both now and I apologize for both. My intention for both tweets was to bring forth the idea that we need more discussion about what works and what doesn't in this industry. I was not trying to make myself be anything special. But the implications regarding others were clear and not appropriate. And that's what I am apologizing for.
Now explaining why you did something wrong does not diminish the mistake. But it may help shed some light on what may be useful thinking. As many of you know, I have been involved in the forefront of XP, Scrum, Kanban (both Lean based and LKU kanban) and SAFe. I have not gotten involved in LeSS or Nexus because disagree with the assumptions/mindsets on which they are built.
Over the last 19 years of consciously doing Agile (some before it was called that) I have seen a lot of misunderstandings by very bright people. Sometimes it's just been a learning process, sometimes its been due to them being misdirected by people they trust (I am not saying intentionally). After seeing these patterns over and over again, I sometimes get very frustrated. The frustration is that I sometimes think that some of the people that I believe are contributing to this don't recognize this. In many cases, I believe their intents are good. I really do. But good intentions with bad results are still bad results.
One of my fundamental beliefs is systems-thinking. That we must look at the whole. We can not take components of a system and change them and expect to change the system. That modifying one part of the system has a system-wide effect – often not anticipated. Russ Ackoff did a great talk that if you haven't see it I highly recommend you do.
Systems are complex. But we make them much worse if we deal with only one aspect of them. This means that if you introduce a framework or method to a company you are embedding your approach into the system – and it becomes part of the system. How people are affected by this, in my mind, should be part of the approach.
This impact is often ignored. Or at least aspects of it are. It's why we often see initial success only to lead to stagnation in most every approach I know. Sustaining success typically happens when an experienced consultant or internal transformation leader keeps adjust the transformation. We hear the words "inspect and adapt" but usually they are stated on how to improve the framework or method. Often we need to go beyond the framework or method using double loop learning. People describe this as "shu ha ri" (going from following to owning to transcendence) but typically don't talk about how to go from shu to ha. My question would be how do we set that up. I actually don't believe shu ha ri is a good metaphor for this, but that's another story.
It's easy to say – "well that's bad X" but if X causes it to happen on a regular basis, then it's part of X. In fact, this is exactly what triggered this conversation with the inappropriate tweets. I came across, for the hundredth time, a client who had a former consultant who was doing Scrum "by the book" – meaning "do it this way because that's what's in the Scrum guide." As Ron Jeffries so astutely pointed out, you can't really do that if you read the whole book because the Scrum guide says to inspect and adapt. But you get the idea. This is bad Scrum. This is dogma. But this is common.
This industry has a lot of misunderstanding. It would be like having a highway system where some of the people say "here we drive on the left" while others say "here we drive on the right" yet both sides don't talk to each other. And when someone tries to ask "well, when should we drive on the left and when should we drive on the right?" others say – "let's be in this together and unify things and not talk about differences." Sorry, this just makes me crazy. Especially when I'm tired.
My intentions in discussing things have always been about helping people better understand ideas that will help them. Sometimes they've "learned" things that actually are incorrect and, in my opinion, need to be told, that that won't work. I don't always say this well. And some people are nervous about having someone telling the world that something won't work that they make their livelihood on. Some people just are passionate about their beliefs and feel attacked if you suggest their ideas are incorrect. Some people can only apply ideas in a certain way and are afraid if that manner is claimed to be ineffective.
I am thinking about what can I promise as I am writing this to have more effective and appropriate behavior. Promises are a commitment to change action. I am considering what promise would have me communicate more effectively when I am in a situation of frustration, passion, and weariness. I take my promises seriously. It's a commitment, it's something that I say is consistent with my beliefs and values.
I don't think I can promise I won't talk about people misapplying Scrum to their clients. Nor can I promise not to talk about something in method or framework that I believe is harmful. At this point I think all I can promise is not to tweet when I am tired. That does make sense – but I'll think some more on this.
I believe that we reached a stage in the early 2000s where how to write high quality code was known. Albeit few did it. Unfortunately, in the last 15 years the number of people using these approaches is still relatively small. Some of this, of course, is that new folks come in every year. But it has been encouraging me to see people like Uncle Bob Martin and many others create forums for discussing what is effective coding.
Sometime a few years ago I would suggest that we also now know good practices for effective software development and how to discern what should even be built. In this case, however, there is not agreement. There are several different philosophies out there. Some work better in different places than others.
I don't believe there is one-size fits-all approach, or even one-size fits-all mindsets. It depends what you are going after. If you are a small development team where you have control over what is to be done, a different mindset may be better for you than if you have a group of 300 developers being driven by 5 different stakeholders.
A challenge I see in this industry, and what I was trying to point to in my misguided tweets, is that we should be discussing these issues openly. What are our mindsets? When do they work? How would we apply them? How do they affect not just people who are experienced but who are new to the game? What truth is out there that is truth everywhere? That is, is there something like gravity in the world of software development?
I have recently announced FLEX (FLow for Enterprise Xformation). This is a writeup of parts of our approach to enterprise transformation, whether it be 50 or 50,000. It is not a framework, but rather a method of thinking to create a step-by-step transformation approach to helping organizations solve the dilemma of needing a solid place to start while knowing there is no one-size-fits all. This has been guided by our successes and failures over the last 19 years. When we have succeeded, fortunately more often than not, we look to see why. When haven't met our clients' expectations, we've also looked to see why.
It's easy to ascribe less than successful implementations to a client not adopting what we suggested. But the reality is that as soon as we enter the door we become part of their system. Our approach has to include the way it affects their thinking process. Years ago I created a system I called "the inflection point system" which could be used to model any framework or method. It was very powerful. In the right hands we had some great success. But in the wrong hands we had some failures.
Open discussions about what worked and why and what didn't and why had us (or I should say me because I was the one wielding this particular approach) change it. Others in my company had taken a more effective route and have a better track record. The point is we learn. We have more to learn. No one has a solution – nor is there one. There is only movement towards better ways. This is how to acknowledge we are in a complex field and the real challenge is always a people challenge (kudos to Jerry Weinberg).
I believe we still have much to learn about how to make organizations more effective. I believe that the bigger problem is not figuring out what to do but in getting people to do it. I don't believe we can stand on mantras such as "it's simple just do it." What is being stated may be simple but getting people to do it is not. Not to mention "simple" is not the goal anyway – understanding and effectiveness is. No system stands on its own. Every approach becomes part of the system that it is trying to affect and therefore is complex.
So my call to action is to join me in trying to figure out how to solve this problem of first, figuring out what's good and where it applies, and second getting people to adopt it. This is in the form of a general conversation about what we should do in particular situations, and what we shouldn't do in particular situations. I believe our industry can only solve the issue of how to be more effective by discussing what works and what doesn't. I am requesting people's opinions about that and inviting open dialog. I have put forward FLEX as a way to codify what we're doing so as to allow a discussion of what works. I invite you all to tell me what you like, but more importantly, what you don't like.
It's not that we learn by failure. The oft repeated mantra of "failing fast" is misguided. Many of my learnings have been due to quick success when I hadn't expected it. It's "learning fast." We often learn from failures because they challenge our belief systems. So I'm looking for feedback that challenges my beliefs, although getting a "that's pretty cool" is always nice to hear.
If you've reached the end of this blog I thank you for your time and hope you've found it valuable.
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|Tuesday, October 3, 2017. Sunny and a mild 72 degrees all day in New York yesterday, with temperatures dropping into the upper 50s by late night. As pleasant as it was, all seemed irrelevant what with the news coming out of Las Vegas. It's an aspect of American life of the last half century. I grew up in a world where we didn't lock our front door even when we went away for a week. Corruption, of course, existed, even flourished in a variety of ways, but the idea of someone taking a gun and shooting people at public gatherings was almost unknown except in war. In other countries. Ironically, the Las Vegas public massacre occurred on the calendar at the same time the Ric Burns documentary series on Vietnam is being screened on PBS.
10 Gracie is one of the great cooperative buildings in New York that were built at the height of 1920s stock market boom. It is on the East River and covering the entire east side of the block between 83rd and 84th Street (which is also known as Gracie Square, overlooking Carl Schurz Park). It's a wonderful, much quieter neighborhood (generally). It is named after Archibald Gracie who more than century ago owned the house known as Gracie Mansion which became the official mayoral residence in the city when Fiorello LaGuardia became its first official resident.
When 10 Gracie was completed in 1931, there was no East River/FDR Drive, but instead actual riverside where residents could moor their boats. Young John Hay (Jock) Whitney had one of the first apartments and often traveled downtown as well as to his family's estate in Manhasset, on his yacht. Brooke Astor lived there when she was the widow Marshall, before she married Vincent Astor who lived around the corner on 85th and East End. Madame Chiang Kai-shek, the former Soong Mei-ling, lived there from the mid-1970s until her death at age 106 in October 2003.
When I returned to New York from living in California, I lived there briefly put up by a friend who has an apartment there. One weekday afternoon about five o'clock around this time of year, I was leaving the apartment, walking through auto passage to the door to the street when I saw what looked like plainclothes security men in two black sedans, one of which was carrying a tiny creature not quite visible from outside the car, sitting in the backseat between two of the security men. Once everyone was in the cars, they left the passage and drove out onto East 83rd Street.
|Naturally curious, I asked one of the doormen, "Who was that?" Answer: "Madame Chiang Kai-shek," he told me, "out for her late afternoon ride. They go up to Grant's Tomb on Riverside Drive and turn around and come back." Oh.
Months later, I was at some event and seated at the same table as a couple whom I didn't know but had seen coming and going from the building. We struck up a conversation (they'd seen me as well), and I told them about the incident of seeing Madame Chiang go out for her "ride" to Grant's Tomb.
The husband, who it turned out was head of the board of the building at the time, told me that Madame Chiang had 39 in staff (including security) on three shifts (13/13/13) around the clock. Because of the number, all staff members took their meals there, giving the cooks a round-the-clock schedule. They also, he added, used the great living room overlooking the river and Roosevelt Island and Queens as a smokehouse which over time attracted an army of cockroaches and other hungry creatures.
|It got so bad that the infestation began to spread to other residents' apartments. It was decided by the board that Mme. C had to dispense with the smokehouse, and that the entire building would have to be fumigated.
Madame Chiang strongly objected to the fumigation but was told that they had no choice. So it was done. When the project was completed, all the apartments had to be inspected to be sure of its success. When it came to Madame Chiang's duplex, they came upon a closet off the kitchen that was locked. As required by the inspection, it was unlocked for them to inspect. When they opened the door, they were met face on with the entire space packed with gold bars, floor-to-ceiling, wall-to-wall, back-to-front. But no cockroaches, thankfully.
|As a private apartment residence, the gated drive through passage (entering on Gracie Square/84th Street and exiting on East 83rd Street) adds to the residents' privacy. The building has three different elevators – north, middle, south for the 41 apartments. It is a very quiet area, devoid of the din of traffic, and becalmed by the river majestically flowing with the tides
Amongst the copious ongoing, seemingly endless construction activity on pastoral East End Avenue is the southwest corner of East End and 83rd Street – familiar to regular readers since I photograph it often. The Brearley School purchased three old tenement buildings – probably built at the beginning of the last century. They were subsequently demolished, a big hole was dug, a foundation was constructed and this past weekend, on both Saturday and Sunday, the entire block between East End and York Avenue was closed so they could bring in and construct, like a giant Erector Set, a crane twenty stories high.
|Last night about down at the Park Avenue Armory (about a mile south from 10 Gracie), Cullman & Kravis hosted a book launch party for From Classic To Contemporary Decorating With Cullman & Kravis, the third book written by Ellie Cullman and Tracey Pruzan.
In the new book the authors explore how the venerable interior design firm applies principles of modernism to add a new and welcome tension to their more classical work, while in their more modern schemes, the classic principles of design guide their process. From modest revisions to ground-up construction and complete renovations, 14 interiors are featured in the book — all a collaboration between Ellie and her design partners Lee Cavanaugh, Sarah Ramsey, Claire Ratliff, and Alyssa Urban.
Among the guests at the book launch party: Lucy and Mike Danziger, Jackie Weld Drake, Barbara Georgescu, Laurie and Peter Grauer, Marlene Hess, Jill Kargman, Thomas Kligerman, Heather Leeds, Gillian and Sylvester Miniter, Susanne and Bill Pritchard, Newell Turner, Peter Pennoyer, and Saundra Whitney.
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Skip to comments.Jeb Bush is back and some think he's looking presidential
Posted on 02/01/2010 7:12:12 AM PST by meandog
MIAMI When Jeb Bush left office four years ago, his public appearances were as scarce as bi-partisan man hugs.
He didn't want to upstage his successor in the governor's mansion nor his brother in the White House. Instead, he quietly cashed in by joining corporate boards and an elite speakers bureau, penned policy essays and gave infrequent interviews to conservative media.
But in recent months, as the Republican Party of Florida has grappled with a leadership vacuum, Bush's political profile has grown as fast as the national deficit ...
(Excerpt) Read more at mcclatchydc.com ...
Forget it.
Now, I've always thought you were better informed than to fall for the media lies about the "Mission Accomplished" banner.
Deja vu all over again....................
Jeb must be delusional.
He can always go be the president of Haiti or go to hell. Same difference.
No more Bushes - ever.
I just don't care if he is the most conservative of them.
Our country's cosnervative values has been served up for slicing up by this family of disaster.
Another Reagan would be fine or a Thatcher if there was one born in this country, but NO MORE BUSHES.
Right. Two Bushes were more than enough. We don't need another RINO in the pack to muddy up the waters.
This is one thing on which we can agree with DU, no more Bushes!
Stay out da Bushes...
Not even giving him another look ... No More Bushes.
I wish the media would quit with all their RINO humping.
Please oh please....no more compassionate conservatism will ya.
Agreed - thanks but no thanks.
I was not a fan of Bush I. I like George Bush,II. From what I have read over the years I think I would like his brother even more. I see no one in the Republican field that would do as good a job has Jeb.
That said, he has no chance.
No....please no.
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If you are short on time when on a very tight schedule, it can be difficult to allocate more time to engage in workouts at the gym or home. However, that should not be an enough excuse. There is much you can do with just as little as 5 minutes. Your main focus should be on your lower-body legs and butt since those are the only body parts containing about 60% of your muscles. The key to these exercises is to improve the efficiency of these muscles.
Here are five moves you should make the hardest you can with each taking 50 seconds followed by a 10-second break as you get prepared to make the next one.
Glute Bridge
To make the Glute Bridge hardest possible, you are supposed to raise one of your legs as high as you can while standing on the other one. Ensure the standing leg is straightened enough and hold on to this position for 25 seconds. Do the same for the other legs. If you prefer, also raise your arms as if they are pointing straight up or lift your toes off the ground while ensuring that you maintain balance throughout the whole exercise.
Dumbbell Swing
Dumbbells can be great in working out especially if you are on a tight schedule or short time. You are simply required to grab the heavier-weight dumbbells as you swing your arms forward. It can be challenging if you go for the heavy dumbbells but find out the best load you will be comfortable working with. It is worth noting that the heavier the dumbbells, the greater the benefits. It is suggested that you should use the heaviest load you can because the workout only lasts for 50 seconds.
Alternating Curtsy Lunge
This happens to be one of the best butt exercises you can engage in. While standing with your feet hip-width and arms bent, hold the weights in each hand in front of your shoulders ensuring that the palms are facing down. To perform a curtsey lunge, cross your right leg back and on a diagonal behind your body, while bending both your knees about 90 degrees, as you extend your arms over your head. Go back to the starting point and repeat the same on the other side. Continue alternating until the 50 seconds are over.
Low Sumo Squat
Squats are compound exercises that work several groups of muscles at the same time. Low sumo squat helps in increasing the size of your muscles as well as their strength. When you are doing a sumo squat, you should ensure that your feet are in a wide stance while your toes are turned out at an angle. You should then lower yourself down while holding the heavier weight by bending your knees until your thighs are parallel to the floor. You should then rise back steadily to the standing position and repeat until 50 seconds are over. It is worth noting that when performing low sumo squats, you should not let your knees move past your toes when lowering your body.
Iso-Explosive Squat
To perform Iso-Explosive Squat Stand with your hands placed behind your head while pulling back your elbows such that they are in line with the rest of your body. You should then push your hips back as you bend your knees down into a squat position to a point where your thighs are parallel to the floor. Stay in this position for five seconds before explosively pushing off the ground as if you are trying to jump up highest possible. Softly land and return to the starting point and repeat as necessary.
- When performing these exercises, always ensure that you are in light sports attire.
- Avoid taking rests when working out on a particular exercise. Instead, take 10-second breaks before switching from one exercise to the next.
- Ensure that your back remains straight as much as possible.
- As you lower your butt and bend the knees, resist the urge to move your knee forward, especially when performing the squats. Instead, work as if you are sitting down on a chair.
Most of your muscles are located in your butt and thighs. These should be the main points of focus when you have limited time to exercise. By engaging in the above workout routine, it's a sure way to strengthen and build muscles in the most critical areas of your body. The best thing about this routine is that it won't cost you much time, yet it is effective in giving you a strong and firm physique. Also, it focuses working out several groups of muscles in your lower body that are necessary for maintaining your balance. Start it out with day and enjoy a host of benefits if you stick to the routine on a regular basis. Don't forget to engage in other workouts that target your upper body as well.


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Tip #1: Quality
First and foremost, you have to have quality music. Make sure you have quality music which is really worth listening to. Not only should your music have content that is good, but it also needs to sound catchy and professional. In case you currently have good quality music, let us move on to the next tips!
Tip #2: Social Media
Social Media is a good way to market and share the music of yours! You are able to actually connect with a huge number of folks in seconds! You need to at least sign up to 3 different social media websites. If you believe you are able to deal with more, please sign up to as many as you would like! The more the better. Stay active, but don't to spam! That just annoys folks and could seem as you are desperate for attention. Rather than spamming, give value to your friends and followers. Post quotes, pictures, and tips! Post pictures of the equipment of yours, everyday activities, or perhaps quotes from the song of yours!
YouTube is actually the second largest search engine on the internet. – Upload quality music videos and vlogs! Add a lot of tags, and have long descriptions with links to the social media accounts of yours. Interact with individuals and reply to every comment! The more videos you have the better!
SoundCloud is a good site to post and share your music. A lot of upcoming artists build the fan base of theirs by using SoundCloud alone. Users are able to like and share the songs of yours! I used SoundCloud and I highly recommend you using it also! It's an easy and great way for your fans to listen to the music of yours. You are able to talk about the links and it is going to lead folks straight to the song of yours! SoundCloud Marketing Video
Instagram is probably the fastest growing social media site. Post a link of your SoundCloud or perhaps YouTube in the bio of yours and watch your plays/views grow! Upload fifteen-second videos of the songs of yours! Like and comment on various other artist's video clips and pictures! Interact with others and artists!
The other sites as Facebook, Snapchat, and Twitter also play a significant role in marketing your music online. Twitter may be used to keep the fans of yours and followers updated on your latest music! Facebook can be used to work together with fans and friends on a more personal level. It provides you with an opportunity to produce lot of post and speak your mind. Snapchat is another rapidly growing social media site! It's a good way to have some fun with your fans and friends by posting photos and videos numerous! Once again, it's tough to manage each and every one of these! That's why I advise you to pick a minimum of three and stick with them!
Tip #3: Consistency
This's probably the hardest and most important step. You've to be consistent. On social media, you've to upload content daily, and you have to upload songs/videos weekly! We are now living in a fast-paced world and we have to grab people's attention! And just how do we do that? By being consistent! Remember, nothing happens overnight. But in case you remain consistent and make use of these tips, you are going to begin to see results quickly! Be patient! In case you're expecting overnight success, it will not happen. Marketing your music online will certainly help speed up the process, however. You will find numerous other tips but these are a few simple ones.
Making remixes to popular songs that are actually out on the radio can absolutely help you get more views!
I hope these suggestions on how to market your music online helped!


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Announcing Nocturnal Fabulations/Fabulations nocturnes
Apr 10, 2017
Nocturnal Fabulations
Nocturnal Fabulations is an essay in intercessing. This is not a book that is simply 'about' Apichatpong Weerasethakul, though it does engage his work in detail. It is a book that deeply questions what else might be at stake in setting up the conditions for collaboration across two genres: cinema and writing.
Fabulations nocturnes
Fabulations nocturnes est un essai d'intercession. Ce n'est pas simplement un livre à propos du cinéaste Apichatpong Weerasethakul, bien qu'il se penche de près sur son œuvre. C'est plutôt un livre qui interroge en profondeur quoi d'autre pourrait être en cause dans la mise en place des conditions de collaboration entre deux genres – le cinéma et l'écriture.
"They heard the sound as an augury..."
Jan 20, 2017
The Philosophical Salon
Through the interpretative lens of today's leading thinkers, The Philosophical Salon illuminates the persistent intellectual queries and the most disquieting concerns of our actuality.
Announcing Writing, Medium, Machine
Oct 15, 2016
Writing, Medium, Machine: Modern Technographies
This collection of essays by leading scholars explores the mutual determination of forms of writing and forms of technology in modern literature.
Announcing Being Up For Grabs
Sep 12, 2016
Being Up For Grabs
A remarkable speculative and anarcheological effort, Being Up For Grabs aims to reach a broad and encompassing view of the sensible world while conceiving it as lacking any arché.
New J. Hillis Miller collection in English and German
Aug 10, 2016
Literature Matters
Why and to what end should we read, teach, and occupy our time with literary and/or cultural studies? A new collection of essays edited by Monika Reif-Hülser.
Warum und wozu Literaturwissenschaft, oder im erweiterten Sinne 'Kulturwissenschaft'? Zusammengestellt, eingeleitet und übersetzt von Monika Reif-Hülser.
New book, Digital Humanities and Digital Media
Jul 19, 2016
Digital Humanities and Digital Media
In this lively and engaging book, Roberto Simanowski interviews key figures in the Digital Humanities, shedding new light on the intersections between digital humanities, digital media studies and the current state of digital media development.
Announcing The Being of Analogy
Mar 25, 2016
The Being of Analogy
In The Being of Analogy, Noah Roderick unleashes similarity onto the world of objects. Inspired by object-oriented theories of causality, Roderick argues that similarity is ever present at the birth of new objects.
30 years after Chernobyl
Feb 26, 2016
The Chernobyl Herbarium: Fragments of an Exploded Consciousness
A collaboration between philosopher Michael Marder and artist Anaïs Tondeur, this book unites images, reflections, and personal narrative to mark the thirtieth anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster of April 26, 1986.
Welcoming two more journals to OHP
Jan 26, 2016
Affirmations of the Modern
Affirmations publishes the best in international research on modern art, letters, and cultures, with an interest in acts of theoretical and political coordination.
Religion and Gender
Religion and Gender aims to explore the relation, confrontation and intersection of gender and religion, taking into account the multiple and changing manifestations of religion in diverse social and cultural contexts.
Announcing Photomediations
Jan 11, 2016
Photomediations: A Reader offers a radically different way of understanding photography. The concept of photomediations that unites the twenty scholarly and curatorial essays collected here cuts across the traditional classification of photography as suspended between art and social practice in order to capture the dynamism of the photographic medium today. It also explores photography's kinship with other media – and with us, humans, as media.


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$2,099.20 per Gigabyte
This one has a relationship to the political bullshit tornado we all find ourselves in, but it is personal as well.
I was prompted to write this by a section of the Slate Money podcast discussing the latest attempt by the wireless phone companies T-Mobile and Sprint to combine. They have been trying out various acquisition schemes on the regulators and financiers for the past decade. One of the main objections to this would be the reduction of the wireless players to three, Verizon, AT&T, and the Sprint/T-Mobile combo, thus reducing competition.
Another motivation is the recent revelation that in 2017 AT&T dumped $200,000 into the coffers of Essential Consulting, a shell company run by Trump's fixer, Michael Cohen. As far as anyone can tell, Essential was brought into existence to handle the money to pay off Stormy Daniels. Supposedly a real estate consulting firm, it had no employees, no offices, no website, and essentially no activity except the suspicious transfers of six-figure sums from Russian oligarchs and large corporations and to Ms. Daniels and Cohen himself. AT&T was trying for its own merger at the time the money was transferred, in four $50k chunks.
Unrelated to my wireless thesis, but still interesting, the pharmaceutical giant Novartis made four payments of $99,980 to Essential just before Trump had a dinner meeting with the CEO of Novartis at the Davos conference in January 2018. Which is not suspicious at all. Here's the executive summary of the report.
Back to wireless service and monopolistic practices.
I have wireless phone service from Verizon. I pay $35 a month for two gigabytes of data. This is extortionate, considering all the other fees I pay them, and compared to prices available in Europe and the UK. On the eastern side of the Atlantic there is no such thing as a locked phone. If you want service in the UK you can walk into any corner shop, buy a SIM card to stick in your phone, and get a gigabyte and a thousand minutes for the equivalent of about $12.50. That's it. No other fees. You can buy more time and data for a similar price. If you don't like the service you can walk into a shop, buy a SIM for a different service provider, stick it in the phone, and pitch the old one in the trash. Just like that, with no screwing around.
But that's not the worst part of our American wireless duopoly (AT&T/Verizon). I do a lot of traveling up to near the Canadian border. Where I go the best wireless reception is from towers in Canada. As I drive near to the border my phone beeps and I get a message from Verizon. It informs me that I am now on Canadian roaming (even though I haven't crossed the border) and that data will now cost $2.05 per megabyte. $2.05 doesn't sound so bad until you multiply it by 1024 to get the price per gigabyte, which is $2,099.20. So, picking up a Canadian cell tower has increased my price per gigabyte from $17.50 to $2,099.20. I have spoken with a Verizon customer service representative, who unsurprisingly was at a loss to explain why radio waves increased in price by a factor of 120 when they crossed the line.
Oh, but Verizon has a solution. You can sign up for their Canadian roaming plan. It works like this: Once signed up, if you use your phone in Canadian cell range you get charged a $5 fee for 24 hours. You get to use your regular minutes and data at the regular price. If you dial your phone at 9:04 one morning you have until 9:04 the next morning before another $5 charge is applied.
On a simple monthly basis this would be like paying an extra $150 for my cellular service, which is still robbery. If you consider the possibility of using some tiny amount of data in a day, the cost per gigabyte could be well over $2,099.20.
AT&T has similar plans and pricing, in case you are wondering.
The existence of the Canadian roaming plan raises the obvious question of why Verizon charges $2,099.20 per gigabyte when it also seems able to afford roughly 1/20th of that under the roaming plan.
Of course, the answer is, "Because they can." The FCC is essentially a captured agency, the antitrust division of the Department of Justice is a joke, and Verizon and AT&T control 70% of the wireless market between them. Verizon is ready and willing to gouge the unprepared and then gouge them again for a lesser amount once they realize they have been had. It's not going to change until the big wireless carriers are regulated like the near-monopolies they are.


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