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"Who would stay together with you!"
Liu Hongxian rolls her eyes at Liu Yi, "We are neighbors okay? We live separately okay?"
"What leader says is right!"
Liu Yi nods his head, "Indeed we do not sleep together but at night we still need to go back to our own beds."
"Get lost! Why is it that every sentence that comes out from your mouth sound so bad!"
Liu Hongxian rolls her eyes again, "Stay further away from me. I can smell your stink!"
"Where is there any stink coming from me?"
Liu Yi smells himself, "Leader you really know how to joke! I, Liu Yi am really good person ah, I am called Lei Feng Liu by others ah!"
"I see that you more like a big drifter!"
Hearing what Liu Yi says, Liu Hongxian becomes even angrier, is this fellow's face made from castle walls?
Since he is not hiding away then I shall avoid him instead!
Liu Hongxian walks to the side to stand, maintaining a distance from Liu Yi.
Liu Yi shrugs his shoulders. Since the other person does not like me then I would not keep so close to her like a dog.
He holds onto a handrail by the side and maintains a 2-meter distance from Liu Hongxian. The two of them stand in the center of the train like they do not know each other.
Currently, there are not many people on the train. They are sitting in threes and twos, wearing a western suit, like office workers.
The moment the train starts moving, these guys suddenly stand up.
After which the door to the other carriage open as rows of guys in black western suits enters.
Liu Hongxian and Liu Yi cannot help but looks over. Liu Hongxian knit her eyebrows and says softly, "They do not come with good intent."
"Seeing their attire, they seem to be people from Yamaguchi Group."
Before coming to j.a.pan Liu Yi had done his homework and recognizes them just by seeing their attire.
A guy who had lost sight of one of his eye pulls open his suit and glares at Liu Yi fiercely as he says, "It must be you, this stinky fellow, right! To actually dare to s.n.a.t.c.h my young master's woman! Today if I do not make you bleed then you would not know who you cannot provoke!"
"Don't make it too messy."
Liu Hongxian infers what had happened thus she orders Liu Yi, "If it gets too messy it will be hard to conclude it."
"I know leader. Leave it to me!"
Liu Yi nods his head and flips his hand revealing a black dagger and points at those Yamaguchi people fiercely.
"All of you don't come over, I have a knife! Whoever who comes over shall bleed!"
The moment he speaks the people from Yamaguchi Group start moving. The one at the back opens his suitcase and pulls out katanas and tossed to his people.
Very quickly every single one of the Yamaguchi Group people is holding a katana each as they sneer at Liu Yi.
Liu Yi looks at those katana before looking at his own finger long dagger. He suddenly feels like he got bullied!
The one eye guy laughs, "Do you think that this small fellow would be able to scare us from Yamaguchi Group? Let me show you what is called the number 1 power in j.a.pan!"
"Idiot…you actually got defeated by others!"
Liu Hongxian is also mad, "Go and win it back!"
At this moment she is also no longer calm. How can us China people be looked down by the j.a.panese!
Liu Yi also understands what does Liu Hongxian mean. He immediately grabs the steel pipe at the side and holds it in his hand.
"What does this fellow want to do?"
"Why did he grab the steel pipe for?"
The Yamaguchi group of people does not understand what Liu Yi is trying to do. At this moment Liu Yi let out a weird cry and his hand trembles. With a dang, he snapped the steel pipe into two!
"This….this is not possible right…"
The people from Yamaguchi Group are shocked as their eyes nearly pop out.
Even Liu Hongxian herself also swallows her saliva.
This Liu Yi….his strength is really d.a.m.n scary!
This fellow is too fierce already….just what on earth is this No 7 department ah, to actually have such a monster!
Liu Yi's might scared those Yamaguchi people.
A little brother says with a slight tremble, "Big, big brother, what to do?"
"What, what else can we do, attack!"
The one eye guy thicken his face and says, "Cannot throw away the face of our Yamaguchi Group!"
The Yamaguchi Group people turn fierce as they shout while charging towards Liu Yi with their katana.
Liu Yi smiles as he starts swinging the nearly two-meter steel pipe around.
From far away it is like Liu Yi is waving about a steel dragon!
Two of the Yamaguchi Group people had already charged in front of Liu Yi. Their raised katana chops down towards Liu Yi.
Liu Yi directly tossed the steel pipe in his hands out smas.h.i.+ng into those two guys' nose.
Instantly the two of them start bleeding from their nose and collapse onto the ground.
At the same time, Liu Yi takes a step forward and grab the steel pipes and block the katanas of those people behind.
Sparks immediately fly out from steel pipes.
Liu Yi raises a leg and kicks one of them, sending him cras.h.i.+ng into two other people.
The silver steel pipes in his hands are utilized like a silver barrier as it keeps cras.h.i.+ng into the people in front.
At that instant, he is like a war G.o.d and no one is able to get a meter within him.
A little brother had withdrawn to the side of the one eye guy. Seeing how his buddies got put down by Liu Yi and lying on the ground, he starts saying with fear, "Big brother….this, this fellow got training before!"
"What are you afraid of, attack!"
The one-eyed guy kicks him in his b.u.t.t, sending him forward. That little brother lets out a weird cry and charges at Liu Yi.
Liu Yi placed the steel pipe on the ground before supporting himself with the pipe. His body flies up as his legs kick that little brother in his face causing him to collapse.
"You, you fellow….just who on earth are you…"
Seeing how fierce Liu Yi is, the one eye guy finally knows fear as he starts trembling. He is almost unable to hold the katana in his hand properly.
"I am only a teacher."
Liu Yi swings out with the steel pipe in his hand and knocks out a person who is lying on the ground preparing to sneak attack him. After which he narrows his eyes and looks at the one eye guy and says, "But do not look down on teacher."
The one eye guy knows that if he goes back like this, he will definitely be scolded by the higher-ups.
He turns ruthless and clenches his teeth before charging towards Liu Yi.
While Liu Yi raises his leg and kicks the steel pipe in his hand up.
The steel pipe shoots upwards and knocks out the one-eyed guy.
Liu Yi dust off his hands before turning around, preparing to give Liu Hongxian a victory sign.
At this moment he is shocked to realize that a few Yamaguchi members had actually climbed to their feet and charge towards Liu Hongxian shamelessly.
Liu Hongxian snorts and raises her legs before kicking out a few times and easily kicks them down onto the ground.
Her actions are very clean and beautiful. Furthermore, she is a beauty as well as possess a graceful sense of beauty.
Especially when her tights open up, this kind of beautiful legs turn into a weapon. Very beautiful and ample!
That pair of high heels are like weapons causing those that were kicked to cry out in pain.
One of the guys kneel down on the ground and plans to grab a fallen katana.
Liu Hongxian raises her leg and fiercely stomp down on that guy's hand. Her high heels basically pierce through that guy's palm.
As the eye-piercing shriek resounds throughout the carriage, Liu Yi hears the sound of bones breaking.
He silently observed a moment of silence for that fellow, Liu Hongxian this girl….she is the one who asks me not to make it into a big problem but her actions are even more ruthless than mine!
"Hmph, this is the result of looking down on women."
Liu Hongxian withdraws her leg and placed it back down. Suddenly her leg trembles and let out a shriek and nearly collapsed onto the ground.
Liu Yi G.o.d a shock, could it be that got secretly injured during the fight?
Liu Hongxian scowls miserably and points at her right leg.
What the, that high seems does not seem to be good quality goods. Currently, it is already snapped!
Perhaps it is this fellow who caused her to sprain her legs.
Although I really do not wish to be weak in front of him, but currently it is really painful. Perhaps I had sprained my bones as my ankle is already swollen.
"I say ah you, you are wearing high heels what are you fighting for. You think that you are a Hollywood female star, is it!"
Liu Yi is very helpless as he walks over and supports Liu Hongxian to a seat nearby.
He also squats down and touches her ankle.
"What, what are you doing, you pervert!"
"Less nonsense, I am checking your injury!"
Liu Yi berates making Liu Hongxian who still wish to scold a few sentences obediently shut up.
Liu Yi does not know that his beautiful superior is currently having strange thoughts. He checks her ankle injury and lets out a breath of relief before saying, "Nothing major, you only sprained your ankle. Perhaps it will be swollen for a few days."
"d.a.m.n it…I bought these high heels from Taobao…..it definitely must be a fake good! I am going to give it a poor evaluation!"
"Sweat, in the future wear lesser high heels. It is not like you are short so there is no need for you to wear high heels."
"What do you know, girls do not wear high heels just to be tall."
"Then what is it for?"
"For beauty and for more self-confidence!"
Liu Yi becomes speechless, a pair of high heels is actually able to give female confidence…really is nonsense!
Sometimes, I am really unable to understand what a girl is thinking!
Liu Hongxian who originally wish to say something suddenly trembles and shout out in shock, "Ah, ah….ah….what, what do you want to do…."
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"who would stay together with you!"
liu hongxian rolls her eyes at liu yi, "we are neighbors okay? we live separately okay?"
"what leader says is right!"
liu yi nods his head, "indeed we do not sleep together but at night we still need to go back to our own beds."
"get lost! why is it that every sentence that comes out from your mouth sound so bad!"
liu hongxian rolls her eyes again, "stay further away from me. i can smell your stink!"
"where is there any stink coming from me?"
liu yi smells himself, "leader you really know how to joke! i, liu yi am really good person ah, i am called lei feng liu by others ah!"
"i see that you more like a big drifter!"
hearing what liu yi says, liu hongxian becomes even angrier, is this fellow's face made from castle walls?
since he is not hiding away then i shall avoid him instead!
liu hongxian walks to the side to stand, maintaining a distance from liu yi.
liu yi shrugs his shoulders. since the other person does not like me then i would not keep so close to her like a dog.
he holds onto a handrail by the side and maintains a 2-meter distance from liu hongxian. the two of them stand in the center of the train like they do not know each other.
currently, there are not many people on the train. they are sitting in threes and twos, wearing a western suit, like office workers.
the moment the train starts moving, these guys suddenly stand up.
after which the door to the other carriage open as rows of guys in black western suits enters.
liu hongxian and liu yi cannot help but looks over. liu hongxian knit her eyebrows and says softly, "they do not come with good intent."
"seeing their attire, they seem to be people from yamaguchi group."
before coming to j.a.pan liu yi had done his homework and recognizes them just by seeing their attire.
a guy who had lost sight of one of his eye pulls open his suit and glares at liu yi fiercely as he says, "it must be you, this stinky fellow, right! to actually dare to s.n.a.t.c.h my young master's woman! today if i do not make you bleed then you would not know who you cannot provoke!"
"don't make it too messy."
liu hongxian infers what had happened thus she orders liu yi, "if it gets too messy it will be hard to conclude it."
"i know leader. leave it to me!"
liu yi nods his head and flips his hand revealing a black dagger and points at those yamaguchi people fiercely.
"all of you don't come over, i have a knife! whoever who comes over shall bleed!"
the moment he speaks the people from yamaguchi group start moving. the one at the back opens his suitcase and pulls out katanas and tossed to his people.
very quickly every single one of the yamaguchi group people is holding a katana each as they sneer at liu yi.
liu yi looks at those katana before looking at his own finger long dagger. he suddenly feels like he got bullied!
the one eye guy laughs, "do you think that this small fellow would be able to scare us from yamaguchi group? let me show you what is called the number 1 power in j.a.pan!"
"idiot…you actually got defeated by others!"
liu hongxian is also mad, "go and win it back!"
at this moment she is also no longer calm. how can us china people be looked down by the j.a.panese!
liu yi also understands what does liu hongxian mean. he immediately grabs the steel pipe at the side and holds it in his hand.
"what does this fellow want to do?"
"why did he grab the steel pipe for?"
the yamaguchi group of people does not understand what liu yi is trying to do. at this moment liu yi let out a weird cry and his hand trembles. with a dang, he snapped the steel pipe into two!
"this….this is not possible right…"
the people from yamaguchi group are shocked as their eyes nearly pop out.
even liu hongxian herself also swallows her saliva.
this liu yi….his strength is really d.a.m.n scary!
this fellow is too fierce already….just what on earth is this no 7 department ah, to actually have such a monster!
liu yi's might scared those yamaguchi people.
a little brother says with a slight tremble, "big, big brother, what to do?"
"what, what else can we do, attack!"
the one eye guy thicken his face and says, "cannot throw away the face of our yamaguchi group!"
the yamaguchi group people turn fierce as they shout while charging towards liu yi with their katana.
liu yi smiles as he starts swinging the nearly two-meter steel pipe around.
from far away it is like liu yi is waving about a steel dragon!
two of the yamaguchi group people had already charged in front of liu yi. their raised katana chops down towards liu yi.
liu yi directly tossed the steel pipe in his hands out smas.h.i.+ng into those two guys' nose.
instantly the two of them start bleeding from their nose and collapse onto the ground.
at the same time, liu yi takes a step forward and grab the steel pipes and block the katanas of those people behind.
sparks immediately fly out from steel pipes.
liu yi raises a leg and kicks one of them, sending him cras.h.i.+ng into two other people.
the silver steel pipes in his hands are utilized like a silver barrier as it keeps cras.h.i.+ng into the people in front.
at that instant, he is like a war g.o.d and no one is able to get a meter within him.
a little brother had withdrawn to the side of the one eye guy. seeing how his buddies got put down by liu yi and lying on the ground, he starts saying with fear, "big brother….this, this fellow got training before!"
"what are you afraid of, attack!"
the one-eyed guy kicks him in his b.u.t.t, sending him forward. that little brother lets out a weird cry and charges at liu yi.
liu yi placed the steel pipe on the ground before supporting himself with the pipe. his body flies up as his legs kick that little brother in his face causing him to collapse.
"you, you fellow….just who on earth are you…"
seeing how fierce liu yi is, the one eye guy finally knows fear as he starts trembling. he is almost unable to hold the katana in his hand properly.
"i am only a teacher."
liu yi swings out with the steel pipe in his hand and knocks out a person who is lying on the ground preparing to sneak attack him. after which he narrows his eyes and looks at the one eye guy and says, "but do not look down on teacher."
the one eye guy knows that if he goes back like this, he will definitely be scolded by the higher-ups.
he turns ruthless and clenches his teeth before charging towards liu yi.
while liu yi raises his leg and kicks the steel pipe in his hand up.
the steel pipe shoots upwards and knocks out the one-eyed guy.
liu yi dust off his hands before turning around, preparing to give liu hongxian a victory sign.
at this moment he is shocked to realize that a few yamaguchi members had actually climbed to their feet and charge towards liu hongxian shamelessly.
liu hongxian snorts and raises her legs before kicking out a few times and easily kicks them down onto the ground.
her actions are very clean and beautiful. furthermore, she is a beauty as well as possess a graceful sense of beauty.
especially when her tights open up, this kind of beautiful legs turn into a weapon. very beautiful and ample!
that pair of high heels are like weapons causing those that were kicked to cry out in pain.
one of the guys kneel down on the ground and plans to grab a fallen katana.
liu hongxian raises her leg and fiercely stomp down on that guy's hand. her high heels basically pierce through that guy's palm.
as the eye-piercing shriek resounds throughout the carriage, liu yi hears the sound of bones breaking.
he silently observed a moment of silence for that fellow, liu hongxian this girl….she is the one who asks me not to make it into a big problem but her actions are even more ruthless than mine!
"hmph, this is the result of looking down on women."
liu hongxian withdraws her leg and placed it back down. suddenly her leg trembles and let out a shriek and nearly collapsed onto the ground.
liu yi g.o.d a shock, could it be that got secretly injured during the fight?
liu hongxian scowls miserably and points at her right leg.
what the, that high seems does not seem to be good quality goods. currently, it is already snapped!
perhaps it is this fellow who caused her to sprain her legs.
although i really do not wish to be weak in front of him, but currently it is really painful. perhaps i had sprained my bones as my ankle is already swollen.
"i say ah you, you are wearing high heels what are you fighting for. you think that you are a hollywood female star, is it!"
liu yi is very helpless as he walks over and supports liu hongxian to a seat nearby.
he also squats down and touches her ankle.
"what, what are you doing, you pervert!"
"less nonsense, i am checking your injury!"
liu yi berates making liu hongxian who still wish to scold a few sentences obediently shut up.
liu yi does not know that his beautiful superior is currently having strange thoughts. he checks her ankle injury and lets out a breath of relief before saying, "nothing major, you only sprained your ankle. perhaps it will be swollen for a few days."
"d.a.m.n it…i bought these high heels from taobao…..it definitely must be a fake good! i am going to give it a poor evaluation!"
"sweat, in the future wear lesser high heels. it is not like you are short so there is no need for you to wear high heels."
"what do you know, girls do not wear high heels just to be tall."
"then what is it for?"
"for beauty and for more self-confidence!"
liu yi becomes speechless, a pair of high heels is actually able to give female confidence…really is nonsense!
sometimes, i am really unable to understand what a girl is thinking!
liu hongxian who originally wish to say something suddenly trembles and shout out in shock, "ah, ah….ah….what, what do you want to do…."
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This film is the first installment of the trilogy Legion of Slaves. Set in the ancient Ghanaian empire in the time of the Mali Kingdom under Mansa Musa’s rule, I Sing of a Well tells a story of life before the arrival of Europeans and the emergence of the West African slave trade. The plotline focuses on issues of love, passion, and abuse of power. Prince Wenambe wins the throne from his father after he pledges allegiance to Mansa Musa for protection against slave raiders. In order to take on this position, Wenambe requires a wife. He desires Soraya, who is already betrothed to Dume, a hunter. Stemming from his jealousy, Wenambe has Dume killed and forces Soraya to become his queen although she is pregnant with Dume’s son. Prince Wenambe falls into depression as Soraya’s apathy toward him remains unwavering and his plan to protect his village backfires when Mansa Musa begins to enslave his people.
Pan African Film Festival: 2011 Filmmakers Awards. Journal of Pan African Studies 4.3 (2011): 189+. Literature Resource Center.

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this film is the first installment of the trilogy legion of slaves. set in the ancient ghanaian empire in the time of the mali kingdom under mansa musa’s rule, i sing of a well tells a story of life before the arrival of europeans and the emergence of the west african slave trade. the plotline focuses on issues of love, passion, and abuse of power. prince wenambe wins the throne from his father after he pledges allegiance to mansa musa for protection against slave raiders. in order to take on this position, wenambe requires a wife. he desires soraya, who is already betrothed to dume, a hunter. stemming from his jealousy, wenambe has dume killed and forces soraya to become his queen although she is pregnant with dume’s son. prince wenambe falls into depression as soraya’s apathy toward him remains unwavering and his plan to protect his village backfires when mansa musa begins to enslave his people.
pan african film festival: 2011 filmmakers awards. journal of pan african studies 4.3 (2011): 189+. literature resource center.


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It can be a daunting task to wade through so many candidates. You think you’ve finally found the right one, but then you still have to get through the interview and the dreaded salary negotiations.
Know what you can offer – Whether you have an HR professional in your midst or hiring falls squarely on your shoulders, have an idea of what pay is fair, based on the job requirements and availability of candidates who can do the job. You should also consider what others in your company make who have similar jobs. People talk and you can’t forbid them from talking money with one another.
Research – Candidates usually expect a higher salary than their last and occasionally “modestly inflate” that last salary amount. Do you know if their salary makes sense based on their most recent job? Is the salary for their most recent job commensurate with the job you have for them? Was it high because they were a long-term employee?
Get Creative – Just because your “fixed pay” range may not be flexible, that doesn’t mean you can’t consider signing bonuses, guaranteed commission or incentive plans, or other “variable pay” options to try to lock in the best candidate. Find out what else is important (i.e., paid time off, modified work schedules, etc…) and see what you can come up with to make a richer offer.
In the end, salary negotiation is a two-way street that can be a little bumpy for both parties. With the right preparation, honesty and desire to get the right person, hiring managers can make salary negotiations a little easier for everyone involved.
This entry was posted in Negotiations and tagged hiring managers, itac solutions, job search birmingham, salary negotiation. Bookmark the permalink.

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it can be a daunting task to wade through so many candidates. you think you’ve finally found the right one, but then you still have to get through the interview and the dreaded salary negotiations.
know what you can offer – whether you have an hr professional in your midst or hiring falls squarely on your shoulders, have an idea of what pay is fair, based on the job requirements and availability of candidates who can do the job. you should also consider what others in your company make who have similar jobs. people talk and you can’t forbid them from talking money with one another.
research – candidates usually expect a higher salary than their last and occasionally “modestly inflate” that last salary amount. do you know if their salary makes sense based on their most recent job? is the salary for their most recent job commensurate with the job you have for them? was it high because they were a long-term employee?
get creative – just because your “fixed pay” range may not be flexible, that doesn’t mean you can’t consider signing bonuses, guaranteed commission or incentive plans, or other “variable pay” options to try to lock in the best candidate. find out what else is important (i.e., paid time off, modified work schedules, etc…) and see what you can come up with to make a richer offer.
in the end, salary negotiation is a two-way street that can be a little bumpy for both parties. with the right preparation, honesty and desire to get the right person, hiring managers can make salary negotiations a little easier for everyone involved.
this entry was posted in negotiations and tagged hiring managers, itac solutions, job search birmingham, salary negotiation. bookmark the permalink.


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« Why Has Brexit Britain Not Had an Immigration Debate?
These are not technological issues. They contain technological issues but they are not fundamentally technological issues. They are ethical ones. They require sophisticated experts to debate issues of ethics and society— to plan what, and if, we need to create.
It’s as if we’ve encountered several simultaneous Manhattan Projectsthrough the application of military DARPA funding, venture-capital investment and advancements in cloud-computing. We are seeing a whole host of life-changing technologies come to fruition after decades of basic research — and the rapid prototyping tools and production pipelines of the modern era have let us scale these new inventions faster than ever before.
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« why has brexit britain not had an immigration debate?
these are not technological issues. they contain technological issues but they are not fundamentally technological issues. they are ethical ones. they require sophisticated experts to debate issues of ethics and society— to plan what, and if, we need to create.
it’s as if we’ve encountered several simultaneous manhattan projectsthrough the application of military darpa funding, venture-capital investment and advancements in cloud-computing. we are seeing a whole host of life-changing technologies come to fruition after decades of basic research — and the rapid prototyping tools and production pipelines of the modern era have let us scale these new inventions faster than ever before.
this entry was posted in higher education reform, interdisciplinarity and tagged arts and culture, stem, stem subjects, the conversation. bookmark the permalink. trackbacks are closed, but you can post a comment.


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S+G has provided design and permitting services to the Solid Waste community since 1991. Our firm was involved in the promulgation of RCRA Subtitle-D rules and understands the basis of these rules.
Since that time, we have been employing innovative and tested techniques to maximize return on investment. S+G has permitted Subtitle-D landfill cells across the Southeast and has significant experience in a variety of regulatory and physical terrains.

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s+g has provided design and permitting services to the solid waste community since 1991. our firm was involved in the promulgation of rcra subtitle-d rules and understands the basis of these rules.
since that time, we have been employing innovative and tested techniques to maximize return on investment. s+g has permitted subtitle-d landfill cells across the southeast and has significant experience in a variety of regulatory and physical terrains.


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With spring nearly officially here, one of my favorite beauty and lifestyle experts Justine Santaniello joined me this morning to dish on the top beauty trends for the season and her top must haves for spring. Justine also shared a fabulous DIY body scrub recipe that you can make today whether you have normal or sensitive skin!
Beauty and lifestyle expert Justine Santaniello joined Candace Rose for an interview to dish on her top spring beauty must haves, and a fabulous moisturizing DIY body scrub that you can make with just a few ingredients!
Candace Rose: With spring nearly officially here, what can we do to improve our hair?
Candace Rose: What’s a quick way we can freshen up our look this season?
Candace Rose: Do you have any suggestions when it comes to our face and complexion?
Satellite Media Tour Sponsored by: L’Oreal, Avon and AHAVA. Candace Rose Anderson was not paid by any sponsors for this interview.
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with spring nearly officially here, one of my favorite beauty and lifestyle experts justine santaniello joined me this morning to dish on the top beauty trends for the season and her top must haves for spring. justine also shared a fabulous diy body scrub recipe that you can make today whether you have normal or sensitive skin!
beauty and lifestyle expert justine santaniello joined candace rose for an interview to dish on her top spring beauty must haves, and a fabulous moisturizing diy body scrub that you can make with just a few ingredients!
candace rose: with spring nearly officially here, what can we do to improve our hair?
candace rose: what’s a quick way we can freshen up our look this season?
candace rose: do you have any suggestions when it comes to our face and complexion?
satellite media tour sponsored by: l’oreal, avon and ahava. candace rose anderson was not paid by any sponsors for this interview.
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BLOCKCHAIN IN HEALTHCARE: WHERE IS THE BUSINESS VALUE?
Why is Health data so valuable and How can Blockchain help secure it?
Blockchain in Healthcare: Where are we and What to expect next?
Anca Petre is co-founder and chief operating officer of 23 Consulting, specializing in guiding healthcare organizations through blockchain initiatives. She trains and assists major players in this sector on an international scale, including pharmaceutical corporations, startups and hospitals. Having completed a double-degree in pharmacy and management, Anca is currently working on a thesis about the potential of blockchain technology in the pharmaceutical industry. As speaker and writer passionate about new technologies and their contribution to the health care system, she works to democratize their use and make them accessible to the entire medical community.

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blockchain in healthcare: where is the business value?
why is health data so valuable and how can blockchain help secure it?
blockchain in healthcare: where are we and what to expect next?
anca petre is co-founder and chief operating officer of 23 consulting, specializing in guiding healthcare organizations through blockchain initiatives. she trains and assists major players in this sector on an international scale, including pharmaceutical corporations, startups and hospitals. having completed a double-degree in pharmacy and management, anca is currently working on a thesis about the potential of blockchain technology in the pharmaceutical industry. as speaker and writer passionate about new technologies and their contribution to the health care system, she works to democratize their use and make them accessible to the entire medical community.


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One of Malaysia’s delights and source of fame is its colourful, mouth-watering street food. So, it was a huge surprise for Malaysian netizens to find that Malaysia was not among the SEA countries featured in Netflix’s new culinary series titled “Street Food Asia” which will be launched on April 26.
The two-minute trailer looked good as it showcased an assortment of street food and their respective owners from different Southeast Asian countries such as Thailand, Vietnam, India, Taiwan, South Korea, Indonesia, Japan, the Philippines, and yes – Singapore but there was no mention of Malaysia at all!
In an instant, local foodies immediately took to Twitter to convey their disapproval and unhappiness over Netflix’s decision to dismiss Malaysian gastronomy completely, with some being extremely bitter about Singapore being chosen instead.
The Street Food series which is created by the producers of Netflix’s other smash-hit food show, Chef’s Table, will “document the blood, sweat and tears” that go into iconic street foods, and pick street hawkers from nine of “the world’s most colorful cities” – Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, the Philippines, India, Japan, Korea and Taiwan – to be featured in the show’s first season.
According to Netflix, Singaporean dishes that will find their way into the show include wonton noodles made by the late Tang Siu Nam, chilli crab by KEK Seafood, and chicken rice from Sin Kee Chicken Rice. Also featured is putu piring, a steamed rice cake filled with palm sugar, made by professional pastry chef Aisha Hashim, whose family owns Michelin Guide-approved Haig Road Putu Piring.
Singapore’s hawker cuisine shares many similarities with Malaysia, prompting Malaysians – many who think their hawker heritage is older and richer – to feel bad about the country’s exclusion from the lineup.
One persistent protest among social media users was over the fact that Singapore was chosen to be featured instead, a reflection of the never-ending tension between Malaysia and Singapore, whether about food or not.

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one of malaysia’s delights and source of fame is its colourful, mouth-watering street food. so, it was a huge surprise for malaysian netizens to find that malaysia was not among the sea countries featured in netflix’s new culinary series titled “street food asia” which will be launched on april 26.
the two-minute trailer looked good as it showcased an assortment of street food and their respective owners from different southeast asian countries such as thailand, vietnam, india, taiwan, south korea, indonesia, japan, the philippines, and yes – singapore but there was no mention of malaysia at all!
in an instant, local foodies immediately took to twitter to convey their disapproval and unhappiness over netflix’s decision to dismiss malaysian gastronomy completely, with some being extremely bitter about singapore being chosen instead.
the street food series which is created by the producers of netflix’s other smash-hit food show, chef’s table, will “document the blood, sweat and tears” that go into iconic street foods, and pick street hawkers from nine of “the world’s most colorful cities” – singapore, indonesia, thailand, vietnam, the philippines, india, japan, korea and taiwan – to be featured in the show’s first season.
according to netflix, singaporean dishes that will find their way into the show include wonton noodles made by the late tang siu nam, chilli crab by kek seafood, and chicken rice from sin kee chicken rice. also featured is putu piring, a steamed rice cake filled with palm sugar, made by professional pastry chef aisha hashim, whose family owns michelin guide-approved haig road putu piring.
singapore’s hawker cuisine shares many similarities with malaysia, prompting malaysians – many who think their hawker heritage is older and richer – to feel bad about the country’s exclusion from the lineup.
one persistent protest among social media users was over the fact that singapore was chosen to be featured instead, a reflection of the never-ending tension between malaysia and singapore, whether about food or not.


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Barefoot Resort Dye Course. Live Pricing.
This course, designed by architect Pete Dye, certainly doesn’t stray from his reputation of building memorable and challenging courses. The semi-private course is filled with pitfalls for wayward shots, native grass and exceptional elevations. Bordering the white sands of the Carolina Bays is what makes this course a great pick for your golf vacation in Myrtle Beach.

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barefoot resort dye course. live pricing.
this course, designed by architect pete dye, certainly doesn’t stray from his reputation of building memorable and challenging courses. the semi-private course is filled with pitfalls for wayward shots, native grass and exceptional elevations. bordering the white sands of the carolina bays is what makes this course a great pick for your golf vacation in myrtle beach.


text: Just thought I would take a little time to check out the site and see if there was any activity going on that I should know about, and although we are getting new memebers all the time, WHERE ARE THE BLOGS.... lol!!!!

lowercased: just thought i would take a little time to check out the site and see if there was any activity going on that i should know about, and although we are getting new memebers all the time, where are the blogs.... lol!!!!


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You might want to think about the following user interface problem. At any forum page, what does "Edit Page" at the top bar mean?
Too many times I have accidentally clicked on "Edit Page" when I intended to make a post in the forum.
True, I've done this too. Ideally the "edit page" link should be absent from forum pages, in my opinion.

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you might want to think about the following user interface problem. at any forum page, what does "edit page" at the top bar mean?
too many times i have accidentally clicked on "edit page" when i intended to make a post in the forum.
true, i've done this too. ideally the "edit page" link should be absent from forum pages, in my opinion.


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Hoff wrote a nice post about some noise being generated about "The Cloud" being more secure than running things at home. He briefly pointed to one reason, the cloud is not just SaaS. Remember there are several different offers from different layers (from applications to virtualized OS environments) considered as "The Cloud", so you'll have to "fill the security blank" when buying those lower layer services. If you are running your application, written by your developers, using some of your middleware components, on the cloud, you still need to deal with the security aspects of them, as your provider is taking care of the layers he is responsible for only. So, if there isn't a SaaS offering that exactly matches your application needs, you'll still need to worry about secure development if you decide to build it yourself or about patch management, secure configuration and all the other fun stuff if you buy it off-the-shelf and run it in the cloud. Same problems here.Even when you are relying mostly on SaaS, it may have a impact on your security posture. If you are a small or medium enterprise, for example, you will automatically get your threat level increased (and a lot) by using things like Salesforce. All that attention that you would not drawn by your organization business will be drawn by your fellow cloud neighbours. The question is (and I always come back to risk assessment methodologies!), how can we measure these things to compare the risk of those two options? Where (and how) can we get reliable and compatible data on threat level and exposure?
Still on "security as a cost"

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hoff wrote a nice post about some noise being generated about "the cloud" being more secure than running things at home. he briefly pointed to one reason, the cloud is not just saas. remember there are several different offers from different layers (from applications to virtualized os environments) considered as "the cloud", so you'll have to "fill the security blank" when buying those lower layer services. if you are running your application, written by your developers, using some of your middleware components, on the cloud, you still need to deal with the security aspects of them, as your provider is taking care of the layers he is responsible for only. so, if there isn't a saas offering that exactly matches your application needs, you'll still need to worry about secure development if you decide to build it yourself or about patch management, secure configuration and all the other fun stuff if you buy it off-the-shelf and run it in the cloud. same problems here.even when you are relying mostly on saas, it may have a impact on your security posture. if you are a small or medium enterprise, for example, you will automatically get your threat level increased (and a lot) by using things like salesforce. all that attention that you would not drawn by your organization business will be drawn by your fellow cloud neighbours. the question is (and i always come back to risk assessment methodologies!), how can we measure these things to compare the risk of those two options? where (and how) can we get reliable and compatible data on threat level and exposure?
still on "security as a cost"


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Aubrites belong to a group of meteorites called achondrites. This group of meteorites is different from chondrites in that they don’t contain chondrules, the silica-rich sphere like inclusions for which chondrites are known. Aubrites originated from asteroids and have a brecciated texture. This fragmented texture is the product of a violent collision between the aubrites parent asteroid and another asteroid.
Mineralogically, aubrites are very similar to enstatite chondrites. They are composed primarily of the magnesium rich pyroxene, enstatite. The big difference is that aubrites come from asteroids that heated to the point that they experienced melting and underwent some form of chemical change. In the geological sciences this is called differentiation. Another defining characteristic is the addition of the mineral oldhamite (1). This calcium sulfide, for reasons I’m not sure of, doesn’t form naturally in terrestrial rocks. This quality makes it a useful mineral in determining the celestial origin of aubrites.
Chondrite- basically the sedimentary rock of the solar system. It’s an aggregate of the left over material from the formation of the solar system.
Chondrule- Kind of the vagabonds of the proto solar system. They started off as molten spheres of either pyroxene, olivine or another silicate mineral that glommed onto the nearest asteroid, cooled and became the round features so prominent in ordinary chondrites.
If you have further questions (or even corrections/critiques) post it in the comments and I’ll do my best to address it.
So basically, what separates the three classes is the iron and iron oxide content. As one goes up the other goes down.
Those round blobs in this image are the chondrules. In a later post I’ll give more information about this particular chondrite.
Carbonaceous chondrites are the rarest of all the meteorite specimens. Like most meteorites, there are composed of a matrix and chondrules. The matrix is basically the body of the meteorite. In the case of the carbonaceous chondrite, it’s composed of soft minerals very similar to serpentine or montmorillonite (John A. Wood, The Solar System, 1979). Due to it’s composition, very few of these meteorites survive the entry into the earth’s atmosphere. Those that do face further weathering damage at the surface of the earth.
The chondrules are the rounded minerals that are studded into the matrix. They are mostly composed of olivine and orthopyroxene and are generally rounded in shape (like the picture shows). However, not all CC’s have chondrules. Some have these irregular inclusions that are composed of uncommon minerals such as spinel and grossular. These minerals have been enriched in “calcium, magnesium, aluminium and titanium relative to silicon” (Wood, 1979).

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aubrites belong to a group of meteorites called achondrites. this group of meteorites is different from chondrites in that they don’t contain chondrules, the silica-rich sphere like inclusions for which chondrites are known. aubrites originated from asteroids and have a brecciated texture. this fragmented texture is the product of a violent collision between the aubrites parent asteroid and another asteroid.
mineralogically, aubrites are very similar to enstatite chondrites. they are composed primarily of the magnesium rich pyroxene, enstatite. the big difference is that aubrites come from asteroids that heated to the point that they experienced melting and underwent some form of chemical change. in the geological sciences this is called differentiation. another defining characteristic is the addition of the mineral oldhamite (1). this calcium sulfide, for reasons i’m not sure of, doesn’t form naturally in terrestrial rocks. this quality makes it a useful mineral in determining the celestial origin of aubrites.
chondrite- basically the sedimentary rock of the solar system. it’s an aggregate of the left over material from the formation of the solar system.
chondrule- kind of the vagabonds of the proto solar system. they started off as molten spheres of either pyroxene, olivine or another silicate mineral that glommed onto the nearest asteroid, cooled and became the round features so prominent in ordinary chondrites.
if you have further questions (or even corrections/critiques) post it in the comments and i’ll do my best to address it.
so basically, what separates the three classes is the iron and iron oxide content. as one goes up the other goes down.
those round blobs in this image are the chondrules. in a later post i’ll give more information about this particular chondrite.
carbonaceous chondrites are the rarest of all the meteorite specimens. like most meteorites, there are composed of a matrix and chondrules. the matrix is basically the body of the meteorite. in the case of the carbonaceous chondrite, it’s composed of soft minerals very similar to serpentine or montmorillonite (john a. wood, the solar system, 1979). due to it’s composition, very few of these meteorites survive the entry into the earth’s atmosphere. those that do face further weathering damage at the surface of the earth.
the chondrules are the rounded minerals that are studded into the matrix. they are mostly composed of olivine and orthopyroxene and are generally rounded in shape (like the picture shows). however, not all cc’s have chondrules. some have these irregular inclusions that are composed of uncommon minerals such as spinel and grossular. these minerals have been enriched in “calcium, magnesium, aluminium and titanium relative to silicon” (wood, 1979).


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During a trip to San Francisco we were amazed by how convenient and fast things happen. Whether it's taking an Uber from the airport or checking in in your hotel, everything runs smoothly. Often there's a lot of technology involved to increase convenience. But what's more important is that the human connection isn't lost in the process. This is important to keep in mind, because customers will always want to be treated as human beings first. So even though they can easily book a cab on their phone, they still want to have a pleasant conversation with the cab driver too.
Convenience and the human connection are interlinked. When you focus on extreme convenience for your customers, it also becomes extremely convenient for your employees to offer the best possible customer experience. Convenience opens up space mentally and in the timetable for your employees to forge a human connection which improves CX. But when everything happens as frictionless as possible, your employees will be happier in their jobs and they'll be happy to talk to their customers.
And as we all know, happy employees = happy customers!
If companies want to change for future success, they have to cater to the needs of the modern customer. Who is this modern customer, and how can companies respond to their wishes and needs?
The modern customer is not to be put in a box or can't be segmented. This is Generation C. They are breaking through barriers of demographics. Gen C isn't an age group, it's a mindset defined by creation, connection and community.
In light of this, companies need to 'unlearn' everything they have learned in the past. Since customer profiles are changing, old adages will not cut it anymore in the future.
Customer Experience is the true engine of innovation. The customer should be the starting point for any changes companies wish to make. Start from understanding and really knowing, then reverse engineer.
If they really want to understand their customers, it's important for companies to get out of the bubble. Many organisations design experience and map journeys within their bubble without speaking to a single customer. That simply doesn't make any sense, since your customers are your prime source of information when it comes to customer experience.
3. AI + Humans = recipe for success!
Artificial Intelligence still tends to scare a lot of people. But underneath the layer of 'magic' lies a system that can improve our lives drastically. More than anything AI can automate a lot of work, predict with insane precision and most importantly it can help humans in doing their work better and more efficiently.
DigitalGenius has amazing expertise on how AI is already helping organizations win in creating amazing customer service. Their AI learns from former conversations in a customer service department. This enables the platform to understand incoming chats and mails, to automatically handle it with bots (limited for the time being) and to suggest answers to the real reps.
There's an evolution going on in AI as well. It used to go from human to digital, but it's getting more human again as AI helps companies cater to the needs of their customers. It gives organizations an in-depth insight into customer conversations to improve customer experience.
Let's make one thing clear. Retail isn't dead and people will not disappear from it either. It will become more digital, but feel more human. Retailers however will have to adapt to the changing landscape if they want to stay relevant.
We see a lot of juxtapositions these days. Ecommerce versus retail, omnichannel versus multichannel. The solution is not to think in terms of digital and physical as separate markets, but to blend the two together.
Whether they buy something online or in a store, customer understanding remains key. Design your service and experience around them. Make sure you understand everything about them, what drives customers in real life? E.g. discounters need to understand that a large part of their audience is people living from paycheck to paycheck, which requires a different approach.
Keep in mind that in retail customer journeys are changing as well. In-store experience probably constitutes only 30% of the entire journey anymore. You have to improve the befores and afters if you want to deliver the most complete customer experience.
If you want to reach customers through advertising, there are some rules of thumb to keep in mind before you spend any budget on it. Pereira & O'Dell, a famous advertising and content agency advises to focus on compelling storytelling. Why?
People hate advertising, but they are willing to engage in amazing content.
Therefore advertising must bring value for customers as they are willing to spend their time on it.
Authenticity is probably the most important aspect of your advertising. Show the good, the bad and the ugly. When companies aren't afraid to show that they're only human as well, customers will be able to relate.
Include clever and compelling storytelling that moves away from old advertising.
If you are interested in how Hello Customer can help you transition to a truly customer-centric company, don't hesitate to reach out!

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during a trip to san francisco we were amazed by how convenient and fast things happen. whether it's taking an uber from the airport or checking in in your hotel, everything runs smoothly. often there's a lot of technology involved to increase convenience. but what's more important is that the human connection isn't lost in the process. this is important to keep in mind, because customers will always want to be treated as human beings first. so even though they can easily book a cab on their phone, they still want to have a pleasant conversation with the cab driver too.
convenience and the human connection are interlinked. when you focus on extreme convenience for your customers, it also becomes extremely convenient for your employees to offer the best possible customer experience. convenience opens up space mentally and in the timetable for your employees to forge a human connection which improves cx. but when everything happens as frictionless as possible, your employees will be happier in their jobs and they'll be happy to talk to their customers.
and as we all know, happy employees = happy customers!
if companies want to change for future success, they have to cater to the needs of the modern customer. who is this modern customer, and how can companies respond to their wishes and needs?
the modern customer is not to be put in a box or can't be segmented. this is generation c. they are breaking through barriers of demographics. gen c isn't an age group, it's a mindset defined by creation, connection and community.
in light of this, companies need to 'unlearn' everything they have learned in the past. since customer profiles are changing, old adages will not cut it anymore in the future.
customer experience is the true engine of innovation. the customer should be the starting point for any changes companies wish to make. start from understanding and really knowing, then reverse engineer.
if they really want to understand their customers, it's important for companies to get out of the bubble. many organisations design experience and map journeys within their bubble without speaking to a single customer. that simply doesn't make any sense, since your customers are your prime source of information when it comes to customer experience.
3. ai + humans = recipe for success!
artificial intelligence still tends to scare a lot of people. but underneath the layer of 'magic' lies a system that can improve our lives drastically. more than anything ai can automate a lot of work, predict with insane precision and most importantly it can help humans in doing their work better and more efficiently.
digitalgenius has amazing expertise on how ai is already helping organizations win in creating amazing customer service. their ai learns from former conversations in a customer service department. this enables the platform to understand incoming chats and mails, to automatically handle it with bots (limited for the time being) and to suggest answers to the real reps.
there's an evolution going on in ai as well. it used to go from human to digital, but it's getting more human again as ai helps companies cater to the needs of their customers. it gives organizations an in-depth insight into customer conversations to improve customer experience.
let's make one thing clear. retail isn't dead and people will not disappear from it either. it will become more digital, but feel more human. retailers however will have to adapt to the changing landscape if they want to stay relevant.
we see a lot of juxtapositions these days. ecommerce versus retail, omnichannel versus multichannel. the solution is not to think in terms of digital and physical as separate markets, but to blend the two together.
whether they buy something online or in a store, customer understanding remains key. design your service and experience around them. make sure you understand everything about them, what drives customers in real life? e.g. discounters need to understand that a large part of their audience is people living from paycheck to paycheck, which requires a different approach.
keep in mind that in retail customer journeys are changing as well. in-store experience probably constitutes only 30% of the entire journey anymore. you have to improve the befores and afters if you want to deliver the most complete customer experience.
if you want to reach customers through advertising, there are some rules of thumb to keep in mind before you spend any budget on it. pereira & o'dell, a famous advertising and content agency advises to focus on compelling storytelling. why?
people hate advertising, but they are willing to engage in amazing content.
therefore advertising must bring value for customers as they are willing to spend their time on it.
authenticity is probably the most important aspect of your advertising. show the good, the bad and the ugly. when companies aren't afraid to show that they're only human as well, customers will be able to relate.
include clever and compelling storytelling that moves away from old advertising.
if you are interested in how hello customer can help you transition to a truly customer-centric company, don't hesitate to reach out!


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badging, or using graphics and text to call shoppers' attention to a promotion for a specific product. It's time to ring in another holiday season and for eCommerce stores that also means ringing up sales. No more searching through pages of posts to find the coupon or the deal. Available for all plans. Other axe holiday gift set coupon restrictions and exclusions may apply. Here's one way to capture those lost sales this holiday season: An effective Abandoned Cart recovery email can help you recapture up to 18 of these lost carts. And 90 say they make up their minds after reading 10 reviews making this the recommended benchmark if you want to appeal to the largest group of shoppers. How To Do It: Create your own coupons in just a few steps with the Coupon Builder. Love shopping at Kirklands? Offer Gift Cards Sales of eGift cards are expected to reach 15 billion in 2017. Not valid on Harvest, Halloween, or other holiday items.
That's a lot of gift giving! Among consumers, two-thirds say they quickly form an opinion about a business after reading one to six reviews. Click into any template to begin customizing your email (the templates will be removed after the holidays). Territories, International locations, Alaska, Hawaii or PO Box addresses. Retail eCommerce sales will grow about 20 during the 2017 holiday season, reaching up to 114 billion, and there are plenty of opportunities for eCommerce sites and stores to make the most of this holiday windfall. Choose enable, then select timeframe, then choose customize email. Or what do you do when an outstanding, but pricey, deal is posted and you want to save it for discussion with your significant other? Title the page "Sale" and use the Categories Element to drag and drop your "On Sale" category directly into the page. Advertise your coupon codes using Header or Section Elements. Finally, increase the column number (optional) and text element. Providing a great checkout experience for this important customer group is a great way to increase holiday sales.

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badging, or using graphics and text to call shoppers' attention to a promotion for a specific product. it's time to ring in another holiday season and for ecommerce stores that also means ringing up sales. no more searching through pages of posts to find the coupon or the deal. available for all plans. other axe holiday gift set coupon restrictions and exclusions may apply. here's one way to capture those lost sales this holiday season: an effective abandoned cart recovery email can help you recapture up to 18 of these lost carts. and 90 say they make up their minds after reading 10 reviews making this the recommended benchmark if you want to appeal to the largest group of shoppers. how to do it: create your own coupons in just a few steps with the coupon builder. love shopping at kirklands? offer gift cards sales of egift cards are expected to reach 15 billion in 2017. not valid on harvest, halloween, or other holiday items.
that's a lot of gift giving! among consumers, two-thirds say they quickly form an opinion about a business after reading one to six reviews. click into any template to begin customizing your email (the templates will be removed after the holidays). territories, international locations, alaska, hawaii or po box addresses. retail ecommerce sales will grow about 20 during the 2017 holiday season, reaching up to 114 billion, and there are plenty of opportunities for ecommerce sites and stores to make the most of this holiday windfall. choose enable, then select timeframe, then choose customize email. or what do you do when an outstanding, but pricey, deal is posted and you want to save it for discussion with your significant other? title the page "sale" and use the categories element to drag and drop your "on sale" category directly into the page. advertise your coupon codes using header or section elements. finally, increase the column number (optional) and text element. providing a great checkout experience for this important customer group is a great way to increase holiday sales.


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Lebanon, Missouri has long been home to an oft-traveled trail along the edge of the Ozarks, beginning when the Wyota and Osage Indians roamed the area. During the Civil War, the trail became known as the “Wire Road” because of the telegraph lines installed along it between St. Louis and Springfield. Then, in the late 1920s, Route 66 was born and roughly followed the same path the Indians had marked. Today the “trail” is called I-44.
The first white settler in the area was a man named Jesse Ballew in 1820, who built a log cabin on the east side of the Gasconade River. When Laclede County was formed in 1849, the settlement of Wyota, named for the area Indians, became the county seat. Later a highly respected minister requested the name be changed to Lebanon, after his hometown of Lebanon, Tennessee. Soon, a courthouse was erected on the town square of the newly formed county seat. Early settlers were mostly hunters and farmers from Tennessee, but word soon spread about the region, its rich farmland, plentiful game, rivers, and springs, and people from the east began to migrate to the new settlement.
In the 1850s The Academy was built, which offered higher education to the area’s students and soon became the center of the town’s cultural activity.
By the time the Civil War began, Lebanon remained a small secluded settlement. Though Missouri declared itself as a neutral state, its population was primarily from the South and therefore sympathized with the Confederate forces.
During this time, Lebanon saw division among its people, even among families. In the 1860 election, Abraham Lincoln had received only one vote. The Lebanon people obviously did not consider themselves “neutral.” The town was occupied by troops for the entire length of the war. Except for six months in late 1861 when the Confederates were in control, the occupation was by Union troops. When the war ended, the town worked together to rebuild the community and officially incorporated in 1867.
When the railroad began its expansion west, the short-sighted town of Lebanon refused to provide land for a railroad depot. As a result, the railroad tracks were built one mile away from the existing settlement. Later the commercial area of the town moved closer to the railroad, and the original site became known as Old Town. Eventually, even the old town square disappeared. In 1882, the Lebanon Opera House opened and along with other buildings in town, helped to establish the town as a popular place to gather for meetings. Then a discovery was made in 1889 that helped to attract even more visitors to Lebanon. When water well was dug for the community, they discovered that the water had magnetic properties. The locals began to drink and bathe in the water, believing that it had healing properties.
The magnetic water led to the building of the Gasconade Hotel, the grandest structure ever erected in Lebanon. Having the capacity to house up to 500 guests, the hotel also provided a ballroom, restaurant, reception rooms, and a bathhouse next to the magnetic well. Sure that people would flock from all over the country to partake of the healing waters, its builders were sorely disappointed when the hotel was not successful. Soon it became and sanatorium, but that was also short-lived. Next, it was used for community events and there was talk of turning the beautiful structure into a college. However, just ten years after it was built, the Gasconade Hotel was totally destroyed by fire in October 1899.
Lebanon continued to thrive as a small community, catering to travelers along the edge of the Ozarks. But the town really saw a change when Route 66 was born in 1926. Lebanon, the largest town between Rolla and Springfield, Missouri became a major stop along the Mother Road. Quickly providing road services, one of the first motels along the highway was Camp Joy, which opened in 1927 as a tent camp at a rate of 50 cents a night. Later, cottages and a combination gas station/grocery store were added. The Spears family ran Camp Joy for 44 years in Lebanon and even named one of their daughters after the business. In 1931 Arthur T. Nelson built his 24-room hotel at the intersection of Route 66 and Missouri Highway 5. The Nelson Hotel and Dream Village soon became one of the best-known spots along Route 66 between Chicago and Los Angeles. Each room featured a private bath and kitchen facilities, renting for $2-$3 a night. Across the street from the hotel, Nelson built his “Dream Village,” so named because the layout appeared to him in a dream. Twelve units of native Ozark stone surrounded a courtyard which featured a very special fountain. In the evenings it became the centerpiece of a light and music show. Cars would be lined up for blocks to see it. Nelsonville, as it was called by the locals, passed into history when Route 66 became I-44.
Route 66 in Lebanon was also was the site of some interesting restaurants. Perhaps the most unique was Andy’s Street Car Grill. It was housed in an actual street car, brought in from St. Louis, and its featured dish was “Andy’s Famous Fried Domestic Rabbit.” Alas, Andy’s is long gone. Up until just recently, you could still get a great plate of home fixins from the Bell Restaurant; but, unfortunately, it too has closed.
Another Lebanon landmark along Route 66 is Wrink’s Market, which opened in June 1950 and continued to operate up until owner, Glenn Wrinkle’s death in March 2005. This was a one of kind vintage market, where you would not only see groceries, but also collectibles, dry goods, and Route 66 memorabilia. However, the main attraction was always Glenn Wrinkle himself, who could astound the Route 66 traveler with his stories covering more than a half a century along the Mother Road. Alas, the road lost yet another paragraph in its history when Mr. Wrinkle died in March 2005 and the family auctioned the contents of the store. His son briefly resurrected the market as a convenience store, but, it closed in 2009.
Located in south-central Missouri on the edge of the Ozarks, Lebanon straddles Interstate 44. Today this small town of some 12,000 souls, though nestled among flowering trees, cool streams, and rolling hills is growing quickly. Still though, wonderful peeks of vintage America can still be found among the thriving franchise operated strip malls and hotels.

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lebanon, missouri has long been home to an oft-traveled trail along the edge of the ozarks, beginning when the wyota and osage indians roamed the area. during the civil war, the trail became known as the “wire road” because of the telegraph lines installed along it between st. louis and springfield. then, in the late 1920s, route 66 was born and roughly followed the same path the indians had marked. today the “trail” is called i-44.
the first white settler in the area was a man named jesse ballew in 1820, who built a log cabin on the east side of the gasconade river. when laclede county was formed in 1849, the settlement of wyota, named for the area indians, became the county seat. later a highly respected minister requested the name be changed to lebanon, after his hometown of lebanon, tennessee. soon, a courthouse was erected on the town square of the newly formed county seat. early settlers were mostly hunters and farmers from tennessee, but word soon spread about the region, its rich farmland, plentiful game, rivers, and springs, and people from the east began to migrate to the new settlement.
in the 1850s the academy was built, which offered higher education to the area’s students and soon became the center of the town’s cultural activity.
by the time the civil war began, lebanon remained a small secluded settlement. though missouri declared itself as a neutral state, its population was primarily from the south and therefore sympathized with the confederate forces.
during this time, lebanon saw division among its people, even among families. in the 1860 election, abraham lincoln had received only one vote. the lebanon people obviously did not consider themselves “neutral.” the town was occupied by troops for the entire length of the war. except for six months in late 1861 when the confederates were in control, the occupation was by union troops. when the war ended, the town worked together to rebuild the community and officially incorporated in 1867.
when the railroad began its expansion west, the short-sighted town of lebanon refused to provide land for a railroad depot. as a result, the railroad tracks were built one mile away from the existing settlement. later the commercial area of the town moved closer to the railroad, and the original site became known as old town. eventually, even the old town square disappeared. in 1882, the lebanon opera house opened and along with other buildings in town, helped to establish the town as a popular place to gather for meetings. then a discovery was made in 1889 that helped to attract even more visitors to lebanon. when water well was dug for the community, they discovered that the water had magnetic properties. the locals began to drink and bathe in the water, believing that it had healing properties.
the magnetic water led to the building of the gasconade hotel, the grandest structure ever erected in lebanon. having the capacity to house up to 500 guests, the hotel also provided a ballroom, restaurant, reception rooms, and a bathhouse next to the magnetic well. sure that people would flock from all over the country to partake of the healing waters, its builders were sorely disappointed when the hotel was not successful. soon it became and sanatorium, but that was also short-lived. next, it was used for community events and there was talk of turning the beautiful structure into a college. however, just ten years after it was built, the gasconade hotel was totally destroyed by fire in october 1899.
lebanon continued to thrive as a small community, catering to travelers along the edge of the ozarks. but the town really saw a change when route 66 was born in 1926. lebanon, the largest town between rolla and springfield, missouri became a major stop along the mother road. quickly providing road services, one of the first motels along the highway was camp joy, which opened in 1927 as a tent camp at a rate of 50 cents a night. later, cottages and a combination gas station/grocery store were added. the spears family ran camp joy for 44 years in lebanon and even named one of their daughters after the business. in 1931 arthur t. nelson built his 24-room hotel at the intersection of route 66 and missouri highway 5. the nelson hotel and dream village soon became one of the best-known spots along route 66 between chicago and los angeles. each room featured a private bath and kitchen facilities, renting for $2-$3 a night. across the street from the hotel, nelson built his “dream village,” so named because the layout appeared to him in a dream. twelve units of native ozark stone surrounded a courtyard which featured a very special fountain. in the evenings it became the centerpiece of a light and music show. cars would be lined up for blocks to see it. nelsonville, as it was called by the locals, passed into history when route 66 became i-44.
route 66 in lebanon was also was the site of some interesting restaurants. perhaps the most unique was andy’s street car grill. it was housed in an actual street car, brought in from st. louis, and its featured dish was “andy’s famous fried domestic rabbit.” alas, andy’s is long gone. up until just recently, you could still get a great plate of home fixins from the bell restaurant; but, unfortunately, it too has closed.
another lebanon landmark along route 66 is wrink’s market, which opened in june 1950 and continued to operate up until owner, glenn wrinkle’s death in march 2005. this was a one of kind vintage market, where you would not only see groceries, but also collectibles, dry goods, and route 66 memorabilia. however, the main attraction was always glenn wrinkle himself, who could astound the route 66 traveler with his stories covering more than a half a century along the mother road. alas, the road lost yet another paragraph in its history when mr. wrinkle died in march 2005 and the family auctioned the contents of the store. his son briefly resurrected the market as a convenience store, but, it closed in 2009.
located in south-central missouri on the edge of the ozarks, lebanon straddles interstate 44. today this small town of some 12,000 souls, though nestled among flowering trees, cool streams, and rolling hills is growing quickly. still though, wonderful peeks of vintage america can still be found among the thriving franchise operated strip malls and hotels.


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If you are looking for a story about cheerful youngsters spending a jolly time at boarding school, look elsewhere. Violet, Klaus, and Sunny Baudelaire are intelligent and resourceful children, and you might expect that they would do very well at school. Don’t. For the Baudelaires, school turns out to be another miserable episode in their unlucky lives. Truth be told, within the chapters that make up this dreadful story, the children will face snapping crabs, strict punishments, dripping fungus, comprehensive exams, violin recitals, S.O.R.E., and the metric system. It is my solemn duty to stay up all night researching and writing the history of these three hapless youngsters, but you may be more comfortable getting a good night’s sleep. In that case, you should probably choose some other book.
great after being stuck in this loop Snicket has had us in of repetitiveness and obscurities and abuse. The leap is not as far as you would like but you do get a lot more new story before it reverts back to the same old stuff. Again Snicket ruins the ending fairly early on but by now you are just in it for the story, not for the suspense or mystery. Having said that book five is where he decides to add some proper mystery.
There are good parts to this story, the siblings finally get some friends their age who try and help them solve all their problems. The Quagmire triplets (of which there are only two it seems) use their own skills to help with these problems that arise. By introducing new characters Snicket finally manages to progress in this saga as some questions begin to be answered. Well, no. More questions are asked and revealed and only snippets of information and clues are revealed which is the beginning of the mystery.
With Snicket changing things up a bit it certainly takes these books in a new direction. There is the first sign of a real cliffhanger, not dire, but certainly one that makes you want to read the next in the series. Where before we just hopped from place to place with Olaf and his idiotic schemes, there is a hint of a greater mystery unfolding. With so many books to go whether this is solved in the next one or dragged out we don’t know.
Oh, and for once we can give some kudos to some sensible, albeit dull, adults and Mr Poe tries his best to come through for the children. In a rare moment for him he actually tries. Maybe this is a turning point for the banker.

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if you are looking for a story about cheerful youngsters spending a jolly time at boarding school, look elsewhere. violet, klaus, and sunny baudelaire are intelligent and resourceful children, and you might expect that they would do very well at school. don’t. for the baudelaires, school turns out to be another miserable episode in their unlucky lives. truth be told, within the chapters that make up this dreadful story, the children will face snapping crabs, strict punishments, dripping fungus, comprehensive exams, violin recitals, s.o.r.e., and the metric system. it is my solemn duty to stay up all night researching and writing the history of these three hapless youngsters, but you may be more comfortable getting a good night’s sleep. in that case, you should probably choose some other book.
great after being stuck in this loop snicket has had us in of repetitiveness and obscurities and abuse. the leap is not as far as you would like but you do get a lot more new story before it reverts back to the same old stuff. again snicket ruins the ending fairly early on but by now you are just in it for the story, not for the suspense or mystery. having said that book five is where he decides to add some proper mystery.
there are good parts to this story, the siblings finally get some friends their age who try and help them solve all their problems. the quagmire triplets (of which there are only two it seems) use their own skills to help with these problems that arise. by introducing new characters snicket finally manages to progress in this saga as some questions begin to be answered. well, no. more questions are asked and revealed and only snippets of information and clues are revealed which is the beginning of the mystery.
with snicket changing things up a bit it certainly takes these books in a new direction. there is the first sign of a real cliffhanger, not dire, but certainly one that makes you want to read the next in the series. where before we just hopped from place to place with olaf and his idiotic schemes, there is a hint of a greater mystery unfolding. with so many books to go whether this is solved in the next one or dragged out we don’t know.
oh, and for once we can give some kudos to some sensible, albeit dull, adults and mr poe tries his best to come through for the children. in a rare moment for him he actually tries. maybe this is a turning point for the banker.


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Aaron Vanek is the Vice-President of The Game Academy, a 501c3 nonprofit dedicated to creating and utilizing role-playing games for education. He has participated in role-playing games and live action role playing (larp) for over 30 years. He is the former editor of Larp World Magazine, a co-creator of the Larp Census, and has designed interactive and game experiences for the Girl Scouts of America, the West Hollywood Book Fair, Sanrio, Inc., the UCLA Game Lab, the Paul Biane LIbrary in Rancho Cucamonga, and the San Diego Public Library, most recently an ARG for their First Folio Exhibition. He created 17 edu-larps for schools and consulted for Texas State University for their nursing simulation program. He currently teaches analog game design to middle school students at the private Kabbalah Children's Academy in Beverly Hills. He is a regular speaker at game and fan conventions such as San Diego Comic Con, Games for Change Festival, and many more. Visit Aaron online at www.thegameacademy.org.
April Hawley is the master of fun and games. This is a skill that she uses liberally as the owner of American Tiger Martial Arts & Fitness where many homeschooled students have trained and earned their Black Belt. American Tiger is on many Charter School vendor lists and offers early afternoon classes. April also homeschooled her own two offspring who have launched successfully into adulthood.
Brian Mansfield has a career in medical imaging and has been a lifelong geek. His stepdaughter (now an adult) has been homeschooled since age 12, and his 5 year old son will be homeschooled as well.
Brian was first introduced to Role Playing Games around 1980 at the age of 8 with the original Dungeons and Dragons and has been a gamer of all types since.
Carlos Angeles is a a native Spanish speaker from Mexico City with 22 years of experience teaching Spanish as a second language. Carlos has homeschooled his son for four years and currently teaches and tutors Spanish for children, teens and adults. Carlos also teaches a Bilingual Science class at Viva Homeschooling Co-op and has taught Mathematics through board and card games with Great Educational Experiences (GEE). Until November of last year Carlos lead a Strategy Games Club in partnership with the Palos Verdes Library District. Carlos believes that there is no subject that can’t be taught through games, especially for children.
Jamie Heston is an active veteran homeschooling mom of two teen boys, the HSC Phone Line Coordinator, a moderator for her local homeschool group as well as very involved in her local homeschooling community hosting teen events, mom's nights out, hikes and nerf battles.
Kristin Shepherd is a homeschool mom of one bright, energetic and creative 8 year old. In her past life, she was a classroom teacher of 32 'gifted' fifth and sixth graders. Her teaching experience taught her that children come with an endless variety of personalities, experiences, interests and talents and that through self-directed play they can have many of their individual needs met. In 2015 she began studying the value of play at the University of Gloucester in England (Play isn’t taken very seriously at most US Universities) and earned her Master’s in Play and Playwork earlier this year.
Kristin believes that free play with loose parts can help us learn, have fun and develop resilience. She is now the director of the non-profit organization, Recess Revolution, which brings a free play with loose parts program to groups of children and families all over Southern California. For more information, see www.recessrevolution.org.
Roya Dedeaux is a grown homeschooler who lives in Southern California with her husband and kids Wyatt and Lilyanne.
Roya has a M.S. in Counseling and a B.A. in Recreation and Leisure Studies. She is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, with a private practice in Los Alamitos, and long-distance counseling for homeschoolers. Her therapy website is royadedeaux.com. She is also a professor in the Recreation and Leisure Department at California State University, Long Beach, and loves getting to teach classes about play and leisure! She believes strongly in the importance and power of play for all ages, and has spent the majority of her personal and professional life inspiring others to become more playful.
Roya specializes in art therapy, and has spent most of her life crocheting, knitting, making journals, collaging, and following other artistic pursuits. She is a regular columnist in The Homeschooler magazine (http://www.hsc.org/magazine.html) and keeps herself playing with yarn through her monthly yarn subscription business www.yarnofthemonth.com!
Zach Foley is proof of that anyone can make games. Without so much as asking permission, he made games for the web, for mobile, on kickstarter, and even for Las Vegas casinos. He even went so far as to win an award for making games in his job as a senior game designer at Gamblit Gaming. And now he’s got the nerve to lecture his fellow homeschool families about how to make their own games? Well, at least he’s got cool hair. We’ll give him that.

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aaron vanek is the vice-president of the game academy, a 501c3 nonprofit dedicated to creating and utilizing role-playing games for education. he has participated in role-playing games and live action role playing (larp) for over 30 years. he is the former editor of larp world magazine, a co-creator of the larp census, and has designed interactive and game experiences for the girl scouts of america, the west hollywood book fair, sanrio, inc., the ucla game lab, the paul biane library in rancho cucamonga, and the san diego public library, most recently an arg for their first folio exhibition. he created 17 edu-larps for schools and consulted for texas state university for their nursing simulation program. he currently teaches analog game design to middle school students at the private kabbalah children's academy in beverly hills. he is a regular speaker at game and fan conventions such as san diego comic con, games for change festival, and many more. visit aaron online at www.thegameacademy.org.
april hawley is the master of fun and games. this is a skill that she uses liberally as the owner of american tiger martial arts & fitness where many homeschooled students have trained and earned their black belt. american tiger is on many charter school vendor lists and offers early afternoon classes. april also homeschooled her own two offspring who have launched successfully into adulthood.
brian mansfield has a career in medical imaging and has been a lifelong geek. his stepdaughter (now an adult) has been homeschooled since age 12, and his 5 year old son will be homeschooled as well.
brian was first introduced to role playing games around 1980 at the age of 8 with the original dungeons and dragons and has been a gamer of all types since.
carlos angeles is a a native spanish speaker from mexico city with 22 years of experience teaching spanish as a second language. carlos has homeschooled his son for four years and currently teaches and tutors spanish for children, teens and adults. carlos also teaches a bilingual science class at viva homeschooling co-op and has taught mathematics through board and card games with great educational experiences (gee). until november of last year carlos lead a strategy games club in partnership with the palos verdes library district. carlos believes that there is no subject that can’t be taught through games, especially for children.
jamie heston is an active veteran homeschooling mom of two teen boys, the hsc phone line coordinator, a moderator for her local homeschool group as well as very involved in her local homeschooling community hosting teen events, mom's nights out, hikes and nerf battles.
kristin shepherd is a homeschool mom of one bright, energetic and creative 8 year old. in her past life, she was a classroom teacher of 32 'gifted' fifth and sixth graders. her teaching experience taught her that children come with an endless variety of personalities, experiences, interests and talents and that through self-directed play they can have many of their individual needs met. in 2015 she began studying the value of play at the university of gloucester in england (play isn’t taken very seriously at most us universities) and earned her master’s in play and playwork earlier this year.
kristin believes that free play with loose parts can help us learn, have fun and develop resilience. she is now the director of the non-profit organization, recess revolution, which brings a free play with loose parts program to groups of children and families all over southern california. for more information, see www.recessrevolution.org.
roya dedeaux is a grown homeschooler who lives in southern california with her husband and kids wyatt and lilyanne.
roya has a m.s. in counseling and a b.a. in recreation and leisure studies. she is a licensed marriage and family therapist, with a private practice in los alamitos, and long-distance counseling for homeschoolers. her therapy website is royadedeaux.com. she is also a professor in the recreation and leisure department at california state university, long beach, and loves getting to teach classes about play and leisure! she believes strongly in the importance and power of play for all ages, and has spent the majority of her personal and professional life inspiring others to become more playful.
roya specializes in art therapy, and has spent most of her life crocheting, knitting, making journals, collaging, and following other artistic pursuits. she is a regular columnist in the homeschooler magazine (http://www.hsc.org/magazine.html) and keeps herself playing with yarn through her monthly yarn subscription business www.yarnofthemonth.com!
zach foley is proof of that anyone can make games. without so much as asking permission, he made games for the web, for mobile, on kickstarter, and even for las vegas casinos. he even went so far as to win an award for making games in his job as a senior game designer at gamblit gaming. and now he’s got the nerve to lecture his fellow homeschool families about how to make their own games? well, at least he’s got cool hair. we’ll give him that.


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Events where I plan to show art provides motivation to create new pieces.
‘Deer Creek Bridges’ was created for the 2018 Nevada County Fair photography competition.
The ‘Pine Street Historic Bridge’ piece was made for display and sale during the 2018 Fall Colors Open Studio Tour.
This video was created for the blog post, Native Plants for Healing the Land After Fire. It was produced a few weeks before the Redbud Chapter of the California Native Plant Society conducted their annual Native Plant Sale. It helped tell the story about the importance of native plants in the Deer Creek Watershed and promote the event.
Since most of my work is digital, time and hydroelectric generated power (as well as computing hardware) are the main production resources involved in making these creations.
As I do background research for posts, I also generate an art piece. At the time of this writing, 62 designs are in the Life on the Creek collection.
While I started with graphic designs involving text, Latin names, and waves, several recent posts inspired a new layout direction.
Pony Express help wanted advertisement.
‘Pony Express Riders’ is a blending of a public domain map and a help wanted advertisement. This came about after discovering that Joaquin Miller, Poet of the Sierras (and a mining camp cook who developed scurvy for the post Scurvy in California’s Food Capital) was also a Pony Express rider.
The extinct and disrupted Life on the Creek designs are from the posts Grizzly Entertainment and California Bear Extinction, and Dammed Disrupted Salmon.
*In the newer designs, you may notice an absence in the ” wording at the bottom of the Following Deer Creek logo. These pieces were created after I moved the website from a free site to a paid site in an attempt to reduce unwanted advertising clutter.
FineArtAmerica.com hosts my artwork online and produces made-to-order prints and household items.
At my Open Studios Tour booth (#30) October 13th and 14th, I will have a number of these pieces on display.
Prominently featured will be Space Invaders – Invasive Species pieces that will be donated to Sierra Streams Institute (SSI).
SSI will be using them as incentive gifts for community Scotch Broom pulls that they will be organizing in the fall.
Art for a cause…while attempting to lessen resource use…is very satisfying!

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events where i plan to show art provides motivation to create new pieces.
‘deer creek bridges’ was created for the 2018 nevada county fair photography competition.
the ‘pine street historic bridge’ piece was made for display and sale during the 2018 fall colors open studio tour.
this video was created for the blog post, native plants for healing the land after fire. it was produced a few weeks before the redbud chapter of the california native plant society conducted their annual native plant sale. it helped tell the story about the importance of native plants in the deer creek watershed and promote the event.
since most of my work is digital, time and hydroelectric generated power (as well as computing hardware) are the main production resources involved in making these creations.
as i do background research for posts, i also generate an art piece. at the time of this writing, 62 designs are in the life on the creek collection.
while i started with graphic designs involving text, latin names, and waves, several recent posts inspired a new layout direction.
pony express help wanted advertisement.
‘pony express riders’ is a blending of a public domain map and a help wanted advertisement. this came about after discovering that joaquin miller, poet of the sierras (and a mining camp cook who developed scurvy for the post scurvy in california’s food capital) was also a pony express rider.
the extinct and disrupted life on the creek designs are from the posts grizzly entertainment and california bear extinction, and dammed disrupted salmon.
*in the newer designs, you may notice an absence in the ” wording at the bottom of the following deer creek logo. these pieces were created after i moved the website from a free site to a paid site in an attempt to reduce unwanted advertising clutter.
fineartamerica.com hosts my artwork online and produces made-to-order prints and household items.
at my open studios tour booth (#30) october 13th and 14th, i will have a number of these pieces on display.
prominently featured will be space invaders – invasive species pieces that will be donated to sierra streams institute (ssi).
ssi will be using them as incentive gifts for community scotch broom pulls that they will be organizing in the fall.
art for a cause…while attempting to lessen resource use…is very satisfying!