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Crouch & Crouch, PLLC is a law firm in Arlington, Virginia, near Washington, DC, working throughout Northern Virginia in all areas of Family Law, legal ethics and malpractice cases, Collaborative Law, and wills. Interstate and international family law cases are a particular field of expertise.
Crouch & Crouch primarily serves Northern Virginia (Fairfax, Arlington, Loudoun, Prince William, Stafford, and Fauquier Counties) and the cities of Alexandria, Falls Church, and Fairfax. However, very important family law, ethics, and malpractice cases take us to other parts of Virginia. In interstate and international family law, clients and attorneys from all over the world consult with us, usually in cases that are partially in Virginia courts or involve Virginia law or the Hague Convention on International Child Abduction.
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The Eaton County Sheriff's Office has a team of investigators whose specialty is the gathering of evidence for automobile crashes which have resulted in a fatality or near death. The team is made up of 15 members of the Department with various levels of training. When requested, two accident team members respond to a crash site. If there is not a team member working, they will be called in on their off-duty time to conduct the investigation. The crash site is generally secured by the initial responding officers. The investigators consider the crash site as a crime scene. Their responsibility is to identify roadway marks that are a part of the scene, collect all of the data regarding the scene, photograph and map the scene. Then, in the final sequence of the investigation, these individuals must interpret the data collected. They formulate an opinion as to how the crash occurred, which is substantiated by mathematical reconstruction.
The Accident Investigation Team is trained at Michigan State University. The University sponsors a course for police officers which consists of 15 separate schools. They range in length from one day to two weeks. The initial classes consist of basic identification of accident data at the scene, mapping, basic mathematical formulas, measuring, basic photography, roadway and vehicle evaluation.
Subsequent classes include perspective grid mapping of evidence, tire dynamics, lamp examination, commercial vehicle accidents and motorcycle crashes.
The accident reconstruction training is a 10-day school which covers various aspects of scientific crash reconstruction such as acceleration, time/distance analysis and speed determination using kinetic energy principles and conservation of linear momentum. A more advanced class beyond the reconstruction phase is measuring vehicle crush data for use with computer software utilized by our Department. This includes actual hands on measuring of damaged vehicles that can later be used for computer analysis. The computer software currently used by the Department is RECTEC or Reconstruction Technology. This software has a wide range of uses and the ability to compute typical crash reconstruction formulas.
The Accident Investigation Team may respond to as many as 20 fatality accidents in a year's time. Our Accident Team is often called upon by neighboring departments to assist in their investigations with fatality crashes.

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Mess-Free Peanut Butter Mixer - From R.N. Witmer Company - Model 100
Hand-crank mixer for 16-ounce jars with 3" dia. lidNow your children can mix up healthier, all-natural nut butters for snack and lunch without the mess. Children can easily turn the crank themselves! Lid gasket wipes rod clean like magic. For 16-oz. jars. Learn More
Mess-Free Peanut Butter Mixer - From R.N. Witmer Company - Model 400
Hand-crank mixer for 26-ounce jarsNow your children can mix up healthier, all-natural nut butters for snack and lunch without the mess. Children can easily turn the crank themselves! Lid gasket wipes rod clean like magic. For 26-oz. jars with a 3¼" mouth. Learn More
Mini Masher - Child-size potato masherChildren relish a chance to contribute to a special meal! Learning the mashing motion will help them develop coordination and strength. This chef quality tool is one durable piece of stainless steel. 6¼"; masher head is 2⅛" x 1¾". Learn More
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Hand-crank mixer for 16-ounce jars with 2¾" lidThis ingenious tool not only solves the mess associated with mixing natural peanut butters, it offers the young child an irresistible food preparation activity! Fits 16-ounce jars with a 2¾" diameter mouth. Learn More
Non-Slip Mixing Bowl - 1.5-quart plastic bowl from OXO InternationalPerfectly suited for the young child! The weighted, non-slip bottom keeps the bowl from sliding away. Easy-to-grasp, non-slip handle, with pouring spout. 1.5-quart capacity; 7" dia. x 4¾" deep. Dishwasher-safe Learn More
Spring Whisk - Stainless steel kitchen tool for young childrenVariations of familiar activities such as whisking re-engage the young child's interest in everyday tasks. Use this stainless steel whisk for preparatory exercises (such as making bubbles) and food preparation. Sturdy stainless steel; 7" long overall. Learn More
Olivewood Nutcracker - Screw-operated nutcracker from SpainWhen small hands are restless, let your children go nuts! Young children can learn to crack walnuts, peanuts, and most other nuts with this screw-operated nutcracker. Large, easy-to-grasp knob; the deep bowl prevents shells from scattering. 4½" long. Learn More
Stainless Steel Wire Whisk - Real wire whisk scaled to fit small handsThe best child-size traditional whisk we've seen. Hollow handle sealed at bottom and top (where loops fit inside). Ideal for preparatory exercises, as well as food preparation. 8" long. Learn More
Mini Colander Set - Set of 3 small colandersIrresistible to children (and adults!), this set of real enamelware mini-colanders will hold a handful of blueberries for rinsing or olives for draining. 1 cup (4⅛" dia.), ½ cup (3⅜" dia.), and ¼ cup (2¾"). Learn More
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Americans now spend more time looking at their phones and computers than they do looking at their TVs. Ad Age reports that while the average U.S. citizen spends four and a half hours gazing vapidly at their TV, they spend about a half an hour more than that staring blankly at their phones and computers, probably waiting for their Candy Crush lives to re-up. Since it's summer, here's hoping people are at least looking at their phones in their yards and on their porches.
The time people spend just on their computers comes in at a paltry two hours and 19 minutes. As Ad Age notes, that might seem low to anyone who sits in front of a computer all day long at work, but eMarketer, the company who did the poll, took into account all U.S. adults, including the 20 percent that still don't use the Internet.


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10 Pretty Painted Pianos
Although a coat of paint might not suit a high-end, expensive piano — or one's painted-musical-instrument scruples — a painted piano can be a charming addition to a room. We've collected ten painted pianos from bloggers across the web that are as lovely to see as they are to hear.
Some folks argue that painting a piano can negatively impact the sound, but others insist that a piano played just for fun should be just as fun for the eyes! Artist Kevin Obregon has painted pianos for art auctions (see his Pianoctopus here!), and here's what he has to say about the blasphemy of painting a piano:
Well, as a percussionist (and the piano is a percussion instrument), if this were a concert piano, yes, I would believe that to be somewhat blasphemous. But any good musician can make a sub-par instrument sound good. In this case, this is a one-of-a-kind work of art/instrument that happens to be playable. Whether you love sculpture, paintings, or music in your room, this piece is a keeper and I believe it can draw players and non-players into plinking on it. I know if I had to take piano lessons and had the "Pianoctopus" to play on, I wouldn't skip a lesson.
That holds true for any painted piano — if painting it means it stays in the room and gets use from the family, it's a keeper! Enjoy these ten painted beauties; from red to yellow and everything in-between, these pieces complement their rooms and families' styles.
1. Gabrielle's enviously green
2. Ann's buttery yellow
3. Ashley's sky blue
4. Meg's wintry blue
5. The Fornasetti family's stunning red
6. Bridget's lovely saffron
7. Artist Tove Mauritzson's plain white
8. Emery Jo's inherited olive green
9. Rebekah Gough's sunshiny yellow
10. Hilary's duck egg blue
(Images: 1. Design Mom, 2. Ann Beck, 3. everything scrappy, 4. Sew Liberated, 5. Fornasetti, 6. Bake at 350, 7. Scandinavian Chic, 8. moms are for everyone, 9. Rebekah Gough, 10. old house. true love. )


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TWaldon needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 42 designs submitted by 9 freelance designers.
8-7-08 Contest is now Wide OPEN for Anything You want to do for this Logo. You can disregard anything Below. Thanks and Good Luck!!
We have had some of our customers who will be using our sites take a look at what we have so far and decided to extend this Design Contest and open it up to whatever you guys can come up with. So please Feel Free to Try anything that you like!! The only exlusions are no race horses or race cars. The sky is the limit otherwise. Lets see how creative you can get...
Looking for a REALLY Fun Exciting Design for our new Venture called AuctionDerby.com In terms of Flavors for this New Brand, think Kentucky Derby, meets Las Vegas Style, meets NASCAR (Daytona 500), meets NHRA Drag Racing with a side of "Lets Make a Deal" game show and splash of American Idol in a Las Vegas type atmosphere!! In other words, Fun, Exciting, Colorful, and incredibly entertaining!
Update 8-6-08 : We just extended the contest so please feel free to Try anything that you like. We are open to all ideas as long as you keep in mind a marketing approach to this logo - in other words create something that if you saw the logo yourself you would stop whatever you were doing just to check it out right now! I want to logo to be very vivid, action oriented - think Casino/Gameshow like.
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This Logo needs to be designed for use on the website and for business cards, and other marketing items as well like computer bags, mugs, T-Shirts, Hats etc. The winner should provide also two different versions of the logo one for the launch with the (tm) for our trademark claim and then also a (r) version for when the registration of the trademark has been completed.
We are creating a Brand New Exciting Online Auction Business and entertainment enviornment and we need to showcase a really strong but simple exciting logo that will be instantly reconizable and a classic design that evokes people to come and see what we have going on.
We are a brand new company in the start-up phase and want to create a really strong Brand presence with the logo.
I need also for you to provide two versions - one with the (tm) symbol and one with the (r) symbol after the .com.
(I do not want race cars or race horses as the items used to the left of the name).
8-6-08 Update - Below is the original description but you guys have free reign to try whatever you want with the exception of no horses or race cars please. Thanks!
Colors - You can experiment! My preference is Purple, Green, Orange, - Vibrant but not irritating to the eyes and vivid but not neon. If you would like to experiment, I would not mind seeing other color combinations especially Blue/Yellow/Green and Red/Black/White or Green/Black combo's.
You could do like a Bugler calling the horses to the starting gate like they do at the Kentucky Derby with those longer Bugles they use at the race tracks. The racing item (Checkerd flag, Bugler, or whatever) should be in the Purple color with the word Auction in Green, the word Derby in (Orange) and the .com back to the purple color. The little (tm) and (r) symbols should be in the orange color
You can try other color variations as long as they look great. Just make them vivid without going too much so!
Under all that, I want the tag line again in the Purple color.
It should Read -
Fast Bidding - Great Bargins - REALLY Fast Cash!
I will also need a Logo copy without the tag line too.
So, all in all, I will be needing files for the logo as follows:
1. The logo with the tm symbol after the .com
2. The logo with the r symbol after the .com
3. The logo without the tag line with both the tm version and r version after .com
I think that is about it so have fun and I can't wait to see what you guys come up with. Please feel free to ask questions anytime.
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- Item 1... A logo which is a eye catching Marketing piece in and of itself. I want this Logo to stop people in their tracks and get them to take a look at what we are doing!
- Try anything that you want but it must include the tag lines "HIT THE WINNERS CIRCLE" and Fast Bidding - Great Bargins - REALLY Fast Cash!
You can do racing flags,
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- No Neon colors
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Menard extends contract with Richard Childress Racing
Charlotte, NC – Paul Menard has signed a multi-year extension with Richard Childress Racing to drive the No. 27 Chevrolet in the Sprint Cup Series, the team announced on Friday.
RCR also revealed that his family-owned Menards home improvement stores has agreed to a multi-year sponsorship renewal of the No. 27 team.
Menard has driven for RCR, with Menards sponsoring the team's efforts, since the start of the 2011 Sprint Cup season. He finished ninth in his debut with RCR in the Daytona 500, and later in the season, he won the Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway for his first career victory in the series.
"It is great to have Paul Menard back in the No. 27 Menards Chevrolet as our driver," team owner Richard Childress said in a statement. "He has shown his ability to be consistent, competitive and win on the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series level. He did that in the Brickyard 400 (2011) with us at Indy. Having (crew chief)'Slugger' Labbe and the entire crew coming back gives us something to build on to win more races, make the Chase and contend for a championship.
"We are very excited to continue our partnership with Menards. They are a great organization with strong customer service values who successfully use their racing program to promote their business. We couldn't be prouder to represent them as part of our race team and future."
Menard is in his sixth full season of Sprint Cup competition. He is currently 11th in the point standings, with two top-5 finishes and four top-10s in the first 11 races this season. Menard will start 22nd in Sunday's 600-mile race at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
"My family, all of our great team members at Menards and I are excited to extend our partnership with Richard and Richard Childress Racing," Menard said. "Being part of a family-owned and operated business, I can relate to the team's goals and objectives. We will continue to grow together and build our relationship, achieving even greater accomplishments in the future."
Menard is teammates with Jeff Burton (No. 31 car) and Kevin Harvick (No. 29) in Sprint Cup. Harvick is in his last year with RCR before he moves over to Stewart-Haas Racing for the 2014 season.


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Serena ran The Avenue of the Giants Marathon on Sunday running a 3:57:29 for her first marathon. This road marathon is in a truly gorgeous setting of old growth redwoods. There is also a half marathon and a 10k option for those looking for a shorter distance. Serena felt good and came through around 1:56 at the halfway point where I handed her additional gel packets and shot bloks. She stuck it out in the second half to finish strong in 1:57:29. We were not expecting a sub-4 hour performance so it was great to see Serena come through below this barrier. She was 30th out of 181 females and 117th overall. Congratulations Serena!
Stuck in the mud after the jump!
We drove up on Saturday in solid rain from the Bay Area all the way to Humboldt. It was so wet in Humboldt that my car sunk in mud next to the campsite while I set up the tent and was temporarily stuck! Whew, glad a little pushing got it out. I was careful where I parked overnight. In the evening, we checked in at the starting area, walked through the spectacular Rockefeller Grove, and then ate a pasta feed put on by the California Forest Fire Volunteers. Just as we got ready for bed, the rain picked up again with some periods of heavy rain overnight. I was definitely worried, but fortunately the rain tapered off when we woke up at 5:30 am. I was even more surprised when the fog cleared and the sun came out in time for the start, yay! It ended up being virtually perfect weather for running – partly cloudy and cool.
I took the opportunity to do a little trail running on the Bull Creek Trail North. The single track through gigantic redwoods and a carpet of redwood sorrel made for a special run! Check back for a future post with photos from this awesome run!


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Through the mouth? New surgeries promise faster recovery, fewer scars
GREENVILLE, N.C. (Oct. 1, 2008) — When Cheryl Taylor needed a common follow-up procedure to her gastric-bypass surgery, she learned about a new procedure that would not involve cutting through her skin.
Instead, surgeons would operate on her stomach through her mouth.
"I thought, 'Well, if it works, it will be great,'" she said. "I was cut open with the first procedure, and it was tough."
Taylor's operation went smoothly, and she returned home to Goldsboro the same evening.
"Easiest way to go," she said. "I'm very pleased with it. I'm glad I did it."
Called natural-orifice surgery, it's one of three new techniques East Carolina University surgeons are offering that promise less scarring and faster, easier recovery for common surgeries such as gall bladder removal. Surgeons operate through the mouth or other body opening. Dr. Curtis Bower, a clinical assistant professor of surgery, performed Taylor's operation.
"Potential advantages of natural orifice surgery may include decreased pain or even painless surgery, improved cosmetic results from having no incisions made on the body, and faster recovery and return to work," Bower said. As technology improves, he added, so will the potential for this type of surgery.
Another technique is called single-incision laparoscopic surgery. In traditional laparoscopic surgery, surgeons make multiple small incisions to insert surgical devices and cameras to allow them to see what they were doing. As the name implies, SILS reduces the number of incisions to one, often the navel, which further camouflages the scar. New instruments and techniques allow surgeons to insert and manipulate the tools through the same opening.
Dr. William Rucker, an ECU clinical assistant professor who operates at Lenoir Memorial Hospital in Kinston, said patients' desires for less scarring as well as surgical advances led to SILS. He began doing the procedures in June. Many people prefer one scar in the belly-button area over multiple scars on their abdomen, and the smaller, more versatile tools surgeons have today make these surgeries possible, he said.
Bower also began offering this procedure recently. "I am very excited about this advancement of laparoscopic surgery," he said. "We are taking a very common procedure and making it virtually scar-free. I had a patient come back to see me recently and neither of us could find her scar."
Bower wants to expand this technique into other procedures such as hernia repairs. "This is very exciting to be a part of this next wave of minimally invasive surgery," he said.
A third minimally invasive technique is video-assisted thyroidectomy for patients who have certain types of thyroid nodules. By using an incision of less than an inch and a video camera, surgeons can remove part or all of the thyroid with minimal scarring. Many patients can go home the same day.
"The main challenge is working in a small area with the camera, a retractor and several instruments," said Dr. Walter Pofahl, an associate professor and chief of advanced laparoscopic, gastrointestinal and endocrine surgery at ECU. "The incision and anatomy are the same as conventional thyroid surgery."
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Manu Ginobili, San Antonio Spurs: NBA Ankles Have Legs?October 8, 2010
What does a balding 33-year-old former sky walker have left in him over the course of 82 regular season games?
When said dunk master's family is full of basketball players, there is reason to believe he knows how to save something for the stretch run of a grinding season.
But this is one individual who cannot help but to give any less than level 110 on the basketball court.
Ginobili is a three-time NBA champion, an All-Star, and a recipient of the Sixth Man of the Year crown in 2008.
San Antonio's favorite sons were set for a magnificent playoff run.
Then in five games, the Spurs were "ate up" by their fanbase's most despised rivals. The Lakers dethroned the defending NBA champions in only five games in the Western Conference Finals.
That hurt the ultra-competitive Ginobili to no end.
And to add salt to his wounds, the injuries started to kick in. The next season he only played in 44 games in the regular season.
The Spurs missed him, dearly, in the first round of the 2009 playoffs. The Dallas Mavericks smashed the Spurs 4-1.
The fact that the Mavericks are second to the Lakers in terms of hated rivals for Spurs fans hurt Ginoboli even more.
It was the Spurs first time being eliminated in the first round since Phil Jackson, Shaquille O'Neal, Derek Fisher, and Kobe Bryant helped the Lakers to sweep them in 2001.
Manu signed a three-year, $39 million contract extension this past April that will theoretically keep him with the San Antonio Spurs through 2012-2013.
Will his 33-year-old NBA ankles have legs?
He started to lose lift last season, but with plenty of rest and leg strength training, the father of newborn twins could return to his old self in the short term.
Disappointed with how the bench players with the Phoenix Suns throttled the Spurs in the playoff sweep last season, coming back hungrier is a given for Manu.
He turns 34 next July and going by the history of the league's mid-30s stars, this season could be the last of the sky walker's high-flying aerial acts.


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A winner was selected from 167 designs submitted by 17 freelance designers.
"That little pause which fills your soul with happiness, and your body with the right nutrition, and makes you smile. This is what MojaMix is about."
Our product is new and can't be compared with traditional cereal products - think outside the cereal box :-)
Keywords: clean, harmony, classy, Yours, unique, personalized, modern, fresh, artisanal, handmade, modular, premium, 'organic', natural, healthy, delicious, nutritious, fun
We are a start-up company based in Berkeley, California. Wecreated a web-platform that allows our customers to create their own,customized cereal mix online. Customers can choose from approximately 70different, healthy, organic ingredients, and create their own mix that istailored to their individual health needs and taste preferences.
The name of our company is inspired by the Swahili wordumoja – which means "Singular, Oneness and Harmony". The emphasis is on Harmony and uniqueness.
Our product is packaged and shipped in a "stand-up pouch",and we need a label for this. You can see a picture of our current packagingthat we are using during our beta-test on http://www.mojamix.com/faq
We need a new label, with a better design than ourcurrent one. It should have a clean design, and inspire the themes ofharmony, gentle, personalized and appetite with balanced colors that areneither too aggressive nor too pale. It should look modern (for a target age ofpeople used to Web 2.0) and a target demographic of 25-35 year olds living inthe city with college degrees and above average income levels: so it shouldlook healthy and fun, rather than very formal. Above all it should not be amessy / confusing design, but have a clean look and feel. (Have a look at oursite http://www.mojamix.com to have a feel forthe kind of look and feel of the application).
Please don't feel restricted in your design by our current logo - we will change our logo anyway, so you can use a placeholder for the logo.
We think the color of the pouch/package itself should bea brown natural Kraft paper, but we are quite flexible with this, and dependenton the label design we could also choose e.g. a silver, transparent or greenpouch for our product. In any case, the label should also look great on a white, glossy background.
Certain parts of the label are customizable by the user(e.g. the name of the mix), other parts of the label are always the same (e.g.our logo). We need a design where we are able to pre-print most of it, and onlyadd the customizable text later on (e.g. the customizable part should not be white text on a dark background).
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Exhibition Installation "Desport / Mr.Tagi's room and dream"(Research Project)
Series of White Painting
As a minimal architecture
White Painting series was conducted in various regions/places and sometimes as much as 100 people's kisses were impressed on a canvas.
White Painting is a collective term for the series and originally each work (canvas) has its own names of the participated peopleーsometimes it is the names of 100 people, 20 people, or three or four people in a family.
1. Icons in a cycle of society
2. Opticality and technology / Invisible objects themselves
1. Icons in a cycle of society
Icon and paintings were surely in a cycle of lives and society once. The way people come in contact with this format is quite similar to the way they do with an icon. Meanwhile, the difference of this series from the icons is that in a White Painting nothing is depictedーor different images appear in the background when people face to it (and it is not God but other individual people). White Painting is a hardware/platforms without an image.
White Painting
This attempt was accepted by many regions and people. (In parallel with the general "reality" of a big unit/scale and division at the global level, there exists actually the fact like this too.)
Size: 915x915mm
Size: 1700x1700mm
Size: 450x450mm
This series was conducted in the US, Mexico, Taiwan, Italy, and Spain and the number of participants was over 600. Even the canvas on which almost 100 people had impressed kisses remained surprisingly white. And in a public space, the canvas interfered with people as a highly mobile, small structure/space.
Private room
In a house, a White Painting for a family. (Owned by a collector)
The figure above /
Drawing of structures
2. Opticality and technology / Invisible objects themselves
That "this work is blank" is only the result of visual perception and indeed it is not that there is nothing.
This is not the story of an invisible (written) process but seen from the viewpoints of biotechnology, IHT (In Human-Technology) and nanotechnology this painting is clearly a material object itself.
Excerpted from discussion
Excerpted from the introduction of "Shiseido Gallery 1/2 Century later."
"The canvas in the exhibit has no trace of paint or ink on it; however, it is impressed with the kisses of about 100 people. This work, which consists of asking randomly selected people around town to plant a kiss on the canvas, is being carried out in the USA, Mexico, and Taiwan, and the total kiss count has exceeded 600, with as many as 50 people participating on busy days.(*November 2017)"
"This attempt looks contrast to big units or a division at a global scale such as nations, religions, races, organizations and so on ― for example, the situations including Brexit, border walls, refugee problems, etc. ― and enables us to feel a great potential of the revival of connection/globalization in a different form which comes into existence only in a small unit. It is also possible to look for the similarities to today's social media such as YouTube and Instagram.
However the biggest feature of this work is that, besides the contemporary aspect like this, it can be interpreted in many ways connecting closely to the history of western art history.
For example, the scenery of this action is very similar to the kissing act to the icons (paintings in which Crist, the Holy Mother and others are depicted) seen in Christianity and Russian Orthodox. However, nothing is painted here and there is no one object to be worshiped."
"It also approaches to the relationship between paintings and viewers. What kind of the experience is that to be exposed to paintings? It is also possible to see these kisses as brushstrokes as in action paintings. Or it is an artwork that is not completed only with the canvas as a medium but is in a network.
Changing the point of view, this two-dimensional work is the assembly of DNA, cells etc. Although it cannot be seen clearly now, it can be said that this is also an archive of people. In the exhibition, besides one of the works in this series, the film shot in each place and pictures were exhibited. The film was shown in the iPhone which had been used for the actual shooting.
In the first space, there was the installation destructed and broken apart, and in the space behind on a diagonal line, there was this work. This composition can be said to show a will to overcome the problems in this half a century, regenerate and combine them into one different form."
A documentary film of the series held in Los Angeles, the US.
People were asked what love is after they kissed on the canvas.
Director of photography / Editor
Megan Clark
Sound technician / Designer
Kylie Lacour
Selected Q&A
Q. Why does not it have lipstick marks?
A. We asked people to kiss the canvas after they wiped their lips regardless of gender. A lot of people kissed on the canvas yet it remined white surprisingly.
Q. How did you speak to people?
A. There were considerable theatrical/visual elements in the instructions to people. We believe this also reflects the [technique] of the film.
Mr.Tagi's room 1
About how sports should exist
A distinctive research project to pursue the history of sports.
This is a research project on the history of sports conducted by cooperating with various academic societies for about one year. Here the way how sports/collective movement should be is explored.
This series consists of multiple chapters;
1. An installation and archive of the room of "a fictitious doctor"/2. Workshops/3. Products
A part of the room of "the doctor". There are desks, shelves, and his collections such as motifs and books lining up. With an archive and a video, the viewers trace the scattering keywords including the origin of chance, probability and time—or territory, stadium—, dialogue, exchange, group, gender etc.
Mr. Tagi's room and dream


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Apr 14, 2008
Maxwell Named to Skyline Player of the Week Honor
Farmingdale State junior attackman Sean Maxwell (West Babylon,
N.Y./West Babylon) was named to the Skyline Conference Player of
the Week Honor Roll for men's lacrosse on Monday, April 14th.
Maxwell led the Rams' with three of the teams four goals in a loss to Montclair State. He now has scored 12 goals this season, along with four assists for a total 16 points.
The Skyline Conference Weekly Reports are announced by the Conference on Monday nights. Reports (including players of the week and statistics) are available to view on the Skyline website at www.skylineconference.org.


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Commissioner Moeller Statement
March 21, 2013
Docket Nos. ER13-198-000, and ER13-187-000
Item Nos. E-1 & E-2
Order No. 1000 Compliance Filings
When Order No. 1000 was first proposed three years ago, I promised to do my part to ensure that this Commission does not lose sight of the ultimate goal: a final rule that results in needed capital investment. I said that the ultimate objective is critical, as the lack of adequate transmission investments often disproportionately raises consumer rates due to congestion, threatens the reliability of the nations bulk power system, and increases reliance on older and dirtier generating resources.
While my decision to dissent on these orders was difficult, the orders as drafted were too unbalanced in favor of rulings that discourage the construction of needed transmission. As I observed in my partial dissent on Order No. 1000, instead of encouraging more regional cooperation, the rule could ultimately discourage such cooperation by encouraging more local transmission projects.


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The best way to get more work done is by doing less, according to this essay in the New York Times. 'Strategic renewal,' — including daily workouts, vacations and more sleep — is good for your health, for job satisfaction and for overall productivity. — Allison Lichter
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In his memorandum of 20th June 1880, my great-great-grandfather William Robb, who was by then nearly 67 years old, wrote the following:
I don't know much about my own Uncles and Aunts but I know my Father's eldest brother Revd. William Robb was for some time Professor of Greek in the College of St. Andrews, Fifeshire. He never was married. […] The last thing I remember of my Uncle William is when I was 3 or 4 years of age seeing him on a visit to my Father's at Malton in Yorkshire, when he stopped some time and used to take me on his knee and tell me to be a good boy and he would make a Gentleman of me. Since that time when he left Malton to return home I never heard anything of him till on my Father's death in 1853 I found among his papers a letter from Bishop Law, Primo of Scotland telling him of the death of my Uncle which happened about 1838.
So far I've been unable to verify Rev. William Robb's connection to St. Andrew's College (now the University), but we know that he was the Episcopal minister in the town from 1789 to 1818. If Rev. William's visit to Malton occurred when his nephew William was three or four years old, this would have been in 1817-1818 (the latter was born in Richmond, Yorkshire, in October 1813).
In 1822 Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine announced the publication of the 3rd edition of 'A Monody in the Prospect of Death, while labouring under a dangerous Illness', by the Rev. William Robb, 'Author of Poems illustrative of the Genius and Influence of Christianity.' Unfortunately, I haven't been able to track down a copy of this poem. According to David Bertie's book on the Scottish Episcopal Clergy, William resigned his post in 1818, due to ill-health, though he continued to draw a stipend until 1822.
This raises the possibility that Rev. William travelled south to Malton to convalesce with his brother's family: his nephew's phrase 'stopped some time' suggests a visit of some weeks or months. As to the nature of his illness, the announcement of his death in Aberdeen in February 1830, gives the cause as 'paralysis and mental disease'. We have no records of Rev. William's life, presumably in Aberdeen, between his retirement in 1822 and his death eight years later. (I've noted before the discrepancy between the dates in the memorandum and the official records, as well as the mistaken description of 'Bishop Law', probably Bishop Low of Ross, Rev. William Robb's successor as incumbent at Pittenweem: perhaps the result of faulty memory and/or transcription errors.)
I find my great-great-grandfather's recollection of his uncle, taking him on his knee and telling him he would make a gentleman of him, quite poignant. Although by this time in failing health, Rev. William had been chaplain to a member of the aristocracy (Lord Elibank) and was a published poet. His younger brother, Charles (my great-great-great grandfather), by contrast, had moved his young family from town to town in Scotland and Yorkshire (presumably in search of work), and in a few years would move them again to modest accommodation in Charing Cross, London. In Malton he worked as an 'engraver' and in London as a solicitor's clerk, and when he died in 1853 was apparently living in straitened circumstances in lodgings in Lambeth. At the time of writing this memorandum in 1880, his son William was himself living in Mile End, in the East End of London, a retired law stationer.
This brief but vivid memory seems to encapsulate the Robb family's various journeys across the class divide, and the precariousness of life for those who lived by their own labours two centuries ago.


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Can I native content of Excelsior into standalone application like uses with Engima Protector or BoxedApp Packer?
SourceSkyBoxer posted a topic in How Do I?Hello I am new here. Thanks for welcome saying.. Since I have tested with Excelisor JET 11.0 I am very proud your application. It can works under Engima VirtualBox 7.7 native content was generated by Excelisor Jet 11.0 example: SwingSet2 270 mb whole contents Embeded executable is 36,7 mb it is very small executable. But it is very nice. PS: Engima Vortual Box doesn't have to access to command lines like <args> from Java VM You need use only BoxedApp Packer or Engima Projector PS: I suggest almost cheap program costs 149 Dollars only single - it is not expensive. But BoxedApp Packer costs over than 300 Dollars. That is why - I think like you would create standalone executable without issues files like executable forgets contents of Java VM and jar files.... That is why - I like to use an embed application build by Excelsior Jet 11 and Engima Projector. = embedded app with commandline. I hope you understand me. Sorry my bad English... Thanks! Best regards from Germany


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Oh...Thanks for the clarification! *goes back to change the info...* XDNu Soard Graphite wrote:Oh no! Sorry to confuse you Lalasa. They are different MH's.Lalasa wrote:Prominance and Neptune are one and the same thing?! >.<
No. Machine Messiah and Mortar Headd are different machines.By the way, is the Mortarheadd called Machine Mess also?
Machine Messiah are from AD era and do not use Fatima, but cybernetically link their pilots to the mecha.
Mortar Headds are from the JC era and use Fatima (or Etriml) instead of the MM's cybernetic linkage.
Technically, Machine Messiah's are more powerful than Mortar Headds because of the Super Empires superior technology and Super Empire Chevaliers superior strength over JC Headdliners. However Sop successfully builds the LED Mirage to be more powerful than even a MM: Yen Xing, the most powerful Machine Messiah of the AD era (or so we believe at this point). The LED Mirage is so much more powerful than other JC era Mortar Headds...
Ooooh, so that's why there are four catagories: MM = Mortar Messiah, MM = Machine Messiah, MH = Mortarheadd, AH = Airheadd. Since there were only the initials, I thought the Mortar Messiah and the Machine Mess were the same thing.


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a winters evening
Christina N. Seuser 8/26/2008 1:43:04 AMThe sky is watching you... lol. Wonderful image Amanda, I love the tones and composition. Great feel. #986490
Amanda Cass 8/26/2008 1:49:41 AMlol yip something is watching me lol freaky !thanx Christina #6369173
Lynne Morris 8/26/2008 2:07:26 AMWow what a beautiful image Amanda, love the colours, effects and use of sc. #6369211
Michelle Alton 8/26/2008 2:20:38 AMYes...a left eye, with arched brow! But I must confess, I would not have "seen" it on my own. Not a problem, this image is just glorious, Amanda! Brilliant, in fact. #6369243
Mary Timman 8/26/2008 4:52:09 AMThis is just beautiful. I love all your work with this and the selective colors. And you are definately right...does look like an eye! Someone is watching over you. #6369709
cheryl m. phillips 8/26/2008 7:17:40 AMWOW AMANDA!
Kate Baumgartner 8/26/2008 8:26:56 AMBeautiful image. Very moody. Wonderful job on the effects. #6370491
Renee Doyle 8/26/2008 2:29:11 PMAbsolutely wonderful work Amanda!! #6371844
Amanda Cass 8/27/2008 1:16:54 AMcheers thanks very much everyone! #6374024
Joannie Bertucci 9/22/2008 11:35:24 AMLook another outstanding Finalist! Stunning work Amanda and a very well deserved Finalist! #6490351
Christina N. Seuser 9/22/2008 12:58:58 PMCongratulations on an awesome finalist Amanda! #6491162
Susan Fox 9/22/2008 4:12:46 PMCongratulations Amanda! #6492660
Patrick Rouzes 9/22/2008 6:38:27 PMCongratulations on this amazing finalist,Amanda!!! #6494177
Karen Rahlf 9/22/2008 7:07:45 PMWow! What a gorgeous shot, and yes, the cloud does look like an eye. #6494468
Jennifer L. Alder 9/22/2008 8:33:36 PMHow very beautiful! Congrats, Amanda :) #6495385
Donna La Mattino Pagakis 9/23/2008 11:44:28 AMCongratulations Amanda, moody and beautiful! #6499476
Stephanie Frey 9/23/2008 5:30:43 PMCongratulations on your well-deserved Winner! #6501418
Amanda Cass 9/23/2008 5:34:46 PMthank you very much everyone! must of been the eye lol #6501441
Nadya Johnson 9/24/2008 1:13:53 AMCongratulations Amanda, on your beautiful winner! #6503424
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Jessica Jenney 9/24/2008 9:13:32 AMCongratulations, Amanda on your beautiful win! #6505626
Joannie Bertucci 9/24/2008 11:02:24 AMI'm not one bit surprised this is a winner because I always thought it was a winner! CONGRATULATIONS Amanda! #6506187
Karen Rahlf 9/24/2008 6:55:36 PMDefinitely a well deserved win! Congratulations! #6508012
Dominick M. Dimacale 9/27/2008 8:37:50 PMCongratulations Amanda on your Win.
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Sherry L. Davis 10/10/2008 4:26:17 PMCongratulations, Amanda! Gorgeous image. Love it! #6581972
Kholloud Al-Muraikhi 11/6/2008 11:23:00 AMits sooooo dramatic... amazing job and congrats ;) #6716813
taken in the village of nelson NZ -is it just me or does the clouds on the right resemble a eye ?
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The fastest way to thwart school bullies, experts say, starts and stops with students.
Advocates are lauding new attempts by schools to reform reporting policies by making it easier to inform administrators about instances of bullying – measures that put the students in control of the problem.
"Students are the ones who are going to get the bullying to stop because they see it more than the teachers do, than social workers do, than administrations, parents and whatnot," said Cjay Harmer, a bullying prevention specialist at Pioneer Center for Human Services.
That is not to say school officials are taking a backseat.
Huntley High School Principal Scott Rowe said rather than targeting bullying with discipline after it happens, it's important for students to feel empowered to speak up and divert bullying when they see it taking place.
"Bystanders play a large role," Rowe said. "By not doing something, you're empowering the bullies.
"It can't all be done at the school level," he added. "It has to be homegrown, it has to be the students helping students [coupled with] the school's approach."
It's important for both students and parents to understand what bullying is, but more importantly, what it isn't.
Researchers define bullying as a repeated pattern of aggressive behavior that involves an imbalance of power and purposefully inflicts hardship or harm on those who are bullied. The key word here is repeated. Just one instance of conflict, is not bullying, experts say.
Social media continue to drive most bullying problems – its popularity as a platform for bullies is marked by distance.
"Cyberbullying is a concern because you can't get away from it," District 200's Drug-Free Project coordinator Laura Crain said. "That immediacy and not having to face someone when you say it. When I was growing up, it was said to your face. Now you can directly attack someone and still not look them in the eyes."
Huntley School District 158 and Carpentersville-based District 300 each has an anonymous tip line and web page link to report bullying.
The districts' bullying reporting form allows parents and students to describe the incident, where it occurred and for how long it's been going on. Names of victims and the bullies are optional, but District 300's Safety Officer Gary Chester says the more information, the better.
But, critics of anonymous reporting fear it could lead to reverse bullying and false claims.
"Schools tend to know what's happening, and these tips that are given to them, I think, are more of – where there's smoke there's fire," Harmer said. "… If someone files one, two, five false claims, but if we do get to one and help that one student, then it's worth it."
Peer groups also are emerging as powerful tools to combat bullying.
District 200's Choose Respect is a team of high school students that once a year conduct an all-day seminar with middle school students. Not only do they discuss bullying, but also at-risk behaviors in other relationships, such as those with a significant other, said Crain, who also is the group's leader.
In the past year, they've been asked to help other schools start similar programs, Crain said.
"As much as I want to think I'm a cool adult, I'm not," Crain said. "When it comes to being in elementary or middle school, hearing from kids who've just been through it or [students] to look up to, that message is stronger."


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City Comptroller John Liu knows that plenty of people are predicting his political breakdown, saying that with his campaign finances under federal investigation there's no way he can become the next mayor of the nation's largest city.
And Liu, the first Asian-American to win major elective office in New York, sees their point.
"That's certainly an understandable assessment," Liu said this week in an Associated Press interview in which he laid out for the first time an extensive defense of his fundraising practices while claiming he had "no dealings" with the campaign's compliance with election law.
Still, the embattled Democrat did not talk like someone who was merely running for re-election. He referred repeatedly to unnamed rivals. And he said those rivals were all likely to reach the maximum contribution level allowed by campaign regulations — a prediction frequently cited among political insiders discussing the race for City Hall.
Liu noted more than once that many months remain before the 2013 primary. He spoke about how he had defied expectations in the past, and he said he was speaking obliquely about his future not because of the federal investigation but because it is too early in the election cycle.
"Am I being vague or evasive? You could say on one level, yes. But for the same exact reasons that most of my rivals are answering the questions the same way," Liu said.
Political analysts no longer see the comptroller as one of the top contenders to replace independent Mayor Michael Bloomberg next year. The arrests of his 25-year-old campaign treasurer and a fundraiser, accompanied by allegations from prosecutors that his campaign made use of straw donors who funneled illegal contributions from wealthy people into his coffers, have cast a shadow over his future.
Liu has "effectively been taken out of the picture for the current cycle" for the mayoral race, said Gerald Benjamin, a political science professor at the State University of New York at New Paltz.
"If he survives this process, which is still in question ... then the test will be whether he can be nominated and re-elected to his current position," Benjamin said.
Voters are bound to have questions about how a mishandling of funds, if proved true, could happen on the watch of the comptroller, the official charged with guarding the city's finances and unearthing government waste.
"We have a special expectation of the comptroller," Benjamin said. "He's to be the watchdog of fiscal probity."
But Liu's perceptions may be influenced by the steady stream of messages of support he says he's hearing, especially from within the Asian-American community, which has long formed much of his donor base. Many in the community, which has been surging in political influence and growing in numbers, have felt unfairly targeted by similar campaign finance allegations over the last two decades, said Peter Kwong, an Asian-American studies and urban affairs professor at Hunter College.
Liu, speaking of the sting operation that snared his fundraiser, said people in the community question whether there are undercover FBI operations into all the major campaigns.
"People ask me almost every day: 'How come they're only investigating your campaign?'" he said.
And Liu, who immigrated to New York from Taiwan at the age of 5 and became the city's first Asian-American City Council member, leaves the door open to the theory that his campaign's troubles are driven by prejudice.
"I can't answer definitively if there's racial or ethnic targeting going on here," said Liu, who's in his 40s and is married with a son.
A spokesman for the FBI declined to comment.
Liu's poll numbers have shifted downward under the steady stream of headlines connected with the investigation. A Quinnipiac University survey this month found his approval rating at 40 percent, down from 51 percent before his campaign troubles became public. His disapproval rating has more than doubled to 37 percent.
Pressure has been mounting on him since October, when a New York Times report questioned whether his campaign was accurately reporting the identities of his donors and said some of his supposed donors alleged that someone else had given money in their names. The article also reported Liu had not given campaign authorities the names of supporters raising money on his behalf, as was legally required, a failing Liu says was his campaign's only major misstep. Prosecutors contend the list he eventually submitted was incomplete.
The newspaper's report was followed a month later by the arrest of one of those fundraisers, accused of conspiring to help an undercover FBI agent funnel $16,000 into the campaign. Then, Jia Hou, also known as Jenny Hou, was arrested in February on charges of wire fraud and obstruction of justice that could place her in prison for up to 60 years.
In a complaint that spoke of unnamed "co-conspirators," prosecutors detailed online conversations in which the 25-year-old treasurer had instructed a volunteer to imitate donors' handwriting on contribution forms and offered to reimburse someone for a donation to the campaign.
Liu, in his interview with the AP last Monday, said that his campaign had acted appropriately and that, because he was aware of the history of allegations regarding straw donors in the Asian-American community, he had instructed his staff to take specific precautions. He insisted his campaign shouldn't be held responsible for confirming information provided by donors, although, according to the city's Campaign Finance Board, compliance with the law is ultimately the campaign's responsibility.
As for Hou, Liu seemed to both distance himself from his treasurer and defend her, saying that as the candidate he was responsible for her actions but adding that their conversations had never focused on the details of fundraising and saying he had "no dealings" with compliance. Liu said Hou reported to him but was expected to reach out to the Campaign Finance Board for technical guidance.
Hou's lawyer, who has said she is innocent and will fight the charges, declined to comment.
Liu acknowledged that prosecutors most likely don't consider Hou the investigation's primary target, but he declined to say whether he believes they hope to come after him. Some political observers have questioned why someone so young was given a position more often filled by campaign veterans with extensive experience in finance regulations, but Liu has said Hou is smart and diligent beyond her years.
Hunter College political science professor Kenneth Sherrill said Liu was "basically doing the best that can be done in a very difficult situation."
"He's denying any personal responsibility," Sherrill said, "and he's assuming the responsibilities for having delegated this to a young and inexperienced person."
Still, Sherrill said, Liu's approach to defending himself — saying that he never spoke with Hou about the details of her compliance work — opens him up to more criticism.
"There was no oversight," he said. "No matter how bright and hardworking, someone who was young and inexperienced was given responsibility for one of the most significant things that a campaign does."


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Nancy Visits Wounded Knee and the Hot Springs Mammoth Site on Way to Sturgis Rally
Our second day of our trip to Sturgis SD began in Valentine Nebraska. We spent the night in Valentine and woke to a drizzly cool morning. As we were leaving Valentine we decided to take a different route than we usually take and headed toward Hot Springs, South Dakota. David had heard there was an interesting paleontological dig of wooly mammoths and wanted to see it.
As we were traveling west I said we were really close to the site of the Wounded Knee massacre and I would really like to see it. I had read where Johnny Depp had offered the land owner over $3 million dollars for the site. It was just 7 miles off the highway we were traveling and we were in no hurry to get to our final destination. We took the beautiful drive north of US Highway 81 on BIA 27. The clouds hung low and made it feel as though we were just below the sky. It was a beautiful drive.
When we arrived at the site I was astonished to see that the road was in horrible disrepair and it was difficult to drive to the top of the hill where the cemetery site is. We walked up to the archway and opened a chain link fence and walked along the sidewalk to the monument. Colorful strips of cloth hung all over the fence and near the monument. Pouches of tobacco were laying around the monument or hanging from the fence. I saw at the base of the monument where Native Americans had obviously burned some cedar. A young man came to me and told me that we were at the site of the Wounded Knee massacre and waved his arms to show us the entire valley. "This is where 300 of my ancestors were killed." We thanked him for his hospitality and as we were leaving he handed me a beaded bracelet and asked if I would make a donation. I gave him some money and we got back into the car. I couldn't help think that someone needs to go there and fix the road and at least put a sign somewhere. Maybe even help them pull the weeds.
We headed back south to US Highway 81 and into Hot Springs to look at the Mammoth Site. It amazes me how much they have dug and how much dirt they have removed one scoop at a time using nothing more than paint brushes and dental tools. As of now, the Mammoth Site has found 61 Mammoths (58 Columbian Mammoths and 3 woolly mammoths) along with 85 other species of animals, plants, and several unidentified insects. We even saw a baby wooly mammoth. It was interesting to hear how they all ended up in this one place. Basically, they were grazing in the area and a pond formed. They waded into the pond to drink and could not get out. A prehistoric sink hole swallowed them into the mud.
We are finally in Rapid City, sitting at the dining room table enjoying a glass of wine with my Mother. It's probably a good thing that my family lives in the area. There is NO WAY I was going to camp out in a tent with temperatures getting in the low 50's at night.
Tomorrow we will be heading to our first item on our list – DOWNTOWN STURGIS!


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Hopefully the last 2 blog posts give you an idea of what to expect in the Forensic Genealogy Institute. This last section includes bits of information that may be of interest to you.
Are you experienced enough to attend the Forensic Genealogy Institute? That's something you have to determine. This is definitely not for beginners. At the very least, be an intermediate researcher with goals that match this group's mission. At least half of my class were practicing forensic genealogists. I am not, but followed along just fine and did well on the practicum. I'd consider my group to be advanced researchers. Questions were asked and encouraged, but they were on a higher level. Attendees should be comfortable with technology.
Certifications and fancy letters after your name
I was pleased to discover that the Council for the Advancement of Forensic Genealogy is developing a certification program that meets the standards and experience necessary to be qualified in the field of forensic genealogy. The exact name of the distinction and specific requirements are still being formed. The application process will likely include a report, written test, oral test and possibly interviews.
Forensic genealogy book in the works
Someone is working on a forensic genealogy book as we speak. I think it will be on the level -- and more current -- than Professional Genealogy. Sorry to be vague, but I didn't ask permission to talk about this one, so I don't know how much I can say. All I know is that I'm really looking forward to the publication of this book.
CAFG resource page
It just sits there quietly, but it's too good to keep a secret. Check out the CAFG resource page.
Mentor program
I learned about the CAFG mentor program during the institute and was very impressed with what I heard. I don't know of any other group that offers such an opportunity to learn the skills you need, guided by experienced professionals.
The next Forensic Genealogy Institute will be March/April 2014. The date isn't cemented yet because they're trying to work around Easter. After the 3-day institute, there will be an opportunity to stay on for advanced tracks in certain forensic genealogy subjects. Only people who have completed the institute can attend advanced tracks.
Guess that's it. I learned a lot in 3 days. If you have any user-end questions about the institute, I'd be happy to answer them. If you have specific questions, you're better off emailing email@example.com. They're a good group.


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Behind the Scenes: Orange is the New Black's Taylor Schilling Preps for the Golden Globes
Taylor Schilling, the Golden Globe-nominated star of Netflix's hit show, Orange is the New Black, channeled the '70s in her emerald green slip dress from Thakoon at last night's ceremony in Los Angeles. We got the behind the scenes scoop from her glam squad—hairstylist Ryan Trygstad and makeup artist Monika Blunder—above.
Schilling might have started out with freshly washed hair and workout clothes, but her team quickly transformed her into a bombshell. "The '70s-inspired slip dress was a cross between Elizabeth Taylor in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof and Veronica Lake," says Blunder. "So we wanted to keep the makeup very soft."
Trygstad, pictured above with Schilling, set out to create hair that was soft but big, and "not too stylized."
Trygstad prepped Schilling's hair with Leonor Greyl's Lait Luminescence ($45) on the ends. "Since her hair is on the finer side, I wanted to give her more volume all around, so I worked the Mousse au Lotus Volumatrice ($46) into her roots, section by section," he says.
Before using a 1-inch curling iron to create a loose wave, Trygstad worked Leonor Greyl Laque Souple ($36) into Schilling's locks. "I kept the ends straight and used the Lacque Souple again to set the entire look," says Trygstad. "The hairspray is really light which we liked because we wanted to keep her hair touchable."
Blunder prepped Schilling's skin with Chantecaille's Pure Rosewater ($62) and Stress Repair Concentrate ($175), before applying the brand's Future Skin Foundation ($73). "I used a very light base to let her natural complexion shine through."
Blunder used Chantecaille's Eye Shade ($11) in Crystal on Schilling's eyelids, Sel in the crease, and Perle on the brow bone. They tried a nude lip before settling on a berry stain. "I wanted it to look like it had a natural bitten flush, almost like she'd been eating a while and some of the pigment's rubbed off. So she used her pointer finger to push Lip Chic ($35) in Calla Lily onto the lip without a brush.
The last step before heading out the door? Shoes! Schilling showed off her dark red manicure, Essie's Berry Naughty ($9), while strapping on her strappy silver sandals.


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Discussion in 'Server Operation' started by Snehal Pandit, Oct 1, 2012.
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Dear falko sir,
i have visited the URL that you have sent me.
i want to setup just simple mail server which will be running through postfix in ubuntu.
and i will use MS outlook express as mail clients.
pls. the configuration you have suggested is with mysql, saslauthd, and courier etc. are they all necessary to setup such simple mail server with fewer clients ?
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Washington: Anyone who's ever tried to hide their Facebook use at work should take heart in this news: Your boss may be looking at social media during office hours more than you are.
A new study by researchers in Norway, published recently in the Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication, surveyed more than 11,000 employees about their views on cyber-slacking at work.
It found that top-level managers were more likely to disapprove of looking at social media sites during office hours, despite research that has shown its advantages. Yet they also reported spending significantly more time on such sites at work than those who sit lower on the pecking order.
Why the contradiction? The researchers weren't sure, but they speculated in a piece posted on an Association for Psychological Science blog that it could be because top managers have relatively longer working hours. Also possible: They may be more interested in social media as a way of promoting their careers than those who are in non-managerial roles. Or — perhaps most likely — they're less fearful of losing their jobs.
The survey asked the respondents a variety of other questions about their Facebook and Twitter use at work, such as what kind of restrictions their employers put on the sites (the numbers suggest such policies actually work).
It also examined how respondents' age, gender and personality type affect how much they are willing to cyberloaf. Unsurprisingly, younger people are more apt to use social media at work, as are single people (versus those in a relationship) and people with higher education levels. Men, the study found, spend more time on social media at work than women do.
The study also claims to be the first to look at what kind of personality types check social media most often on the job. The researchers asked a few personality questions in the survey to help label the respondents as one of five personality types: extroverted, neurotic, agreeable, conscientious or intellect/imagination. Extroverts and neurotics were most likely to say they think it's okay to spend time on Facebook and Twitter at work; they also reported actually spending more time doing so.
Finally, the survey asked people about the demands and challenges of their jobs. Those who had heavy workloads and those who said their days were filled with interesting challenges reported using social media less. (Again, no surprise here.) But while it's encouraging to hear that meaningful work might help keep people on task, it also makes us wonder about those top managers. Either they don't have enough work to do, or they're bored.
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by Tom Utescher
The girls lacrosse team at Germantown Academy went 1-2 in its three games last week, and the Patriots may have played best in one of the contests they didn't win.
After battling to a 10-9 victory over Agnes Irwin on Tuesday, GA had a surprising stumble against another Inter-Ac opponent, Notre Dame. A 14-5 loss to the Irish left the Patriots with a 5-2 record in the league, which for the most part has been very well-balanced and competitive from top to bottom this spring.
On Saturday, Germantown faced Boyertown High School, a team from the western frontier of Montgomery County, and the Bears clawed out an 8-7 victory over GA.
Four days earlier, the Patriots and the Irwin Owls were locked up at 6-6 at halftime, and they continued to battle through the second stanza until host GA finally emerged with a one-goal win. Junior Hanna Bogorowski and sophomore Allie Cannon came away with four and three goals, respectively. Senior Caroline Haynie, a Lehigh University recruit, added one goal, as did juniors Emilie Van Blarcom and Cooper Hall.
In the goal cage, sophomore Ali Carrigan withstood a determined Irwin attack, making 21 saves on the day.
For the rest of the week, GA would be without the services of Hall, who was temporarily on the injured list. Any loss of personnel was a concern with Notre Dame coming up, since GA had gotten the better of the Irish by just one goal, 12-11, in the season opener back on April 2.
As it happened, a couple of goals one way or another wouldn't have mattered that much in the second meeting, as Notre Dame stormed to a 6-1 halftime lead and kept on rolling. Carrigan corralled 16 saves in a losing cause, and GA received two goals from Bogorowski and singles from Cannon, Haynie, and junior Jen Stack.
Just a week earlier, Germantown had beaten Springside Chestnut Hill, 17-14, and SCH turned around to take Notre Dame into overtime before finally falling, 15-14. From those interrelated results, you might have thought the second GA-Notre Dame would be as close as the first, but it just goes to show that in the wild-and-wooly Inter-Ac this spring, you'd better come to play every single day.
Boyertown High rolled into Saturday's game against GA with an overall record of 12-2. Like GA, the Bears have a player headed to the lax team at Lehigh, Haley Wentzel. She and her future Mountain Hawk teammate, the Patriots' Haynie, each finished up with two goals and one assist in Saturday's set-to.
After Boyertown opened the scoring, Bogorowski and Haynie struck just 65 seconds apart to put Germantown up, 2-1. This would be the only lead of the day for the Patriots, but they still stayed close to their ursine opponents the rest of the way.
The Bears went ahead 3-2 and then 4-3, with GA catching up each time thanks to Haynie, who scored from the top of the offensive set, and Bogorowski, who cashed in on a free position.
Two goals in the final three minutes had the Bears up 6-4 at halftime, but a little over two minutes into the second period junior Emilie Van Blarcom got GA back within one, 6-5.
A seventh Boyertown marker drew a response from Bogorowski, then with a little over nine minutes remaining the Patriots tied the match one last time (7-7), as Haynie came out from behind the goal on the left and found the scorer, Cannon, cutting from the opposite side.
The deciding goal tickled the twine with 7:35 to go, as Boyertown's Lauren Mengel capped off a nice transition sequence with a successful bounce shot. Three minutes later, GA's Carrigan (12 saves) kept it a one-goal game by denying the Bears' Wetzel on an open shot.
After that, though, a yellow card hampered the Patriots in their effort to pull even, and the Bears ambled off with a one-point win.