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The $150 million project to redesign the Interstate 90 and state Route 18 interchange outside of Snoqualmie is getting closer to completion, with the end of phase one coming before summer.
Representatives from the Washington State Department of Transporation (WSDOT) came to the Valley to host informational sessions about the project at the end of March during the Chamber of Commerce luncheon. They also held a presentation on the subject at the Snoqualmie Police Station on March 28.
While the construction of a new I-90 and SR 18 interchange system has been the primary focus for many, relocating the truck weigh station and widening SR 18 are projects also underway by WSDOT.
John Chi, engineering manager at WSDOT, said his department is working on several alternative options to each of the three components of the project, getting feedback from the community and cities to incorporate their suggestions and concerns. The new location of the weigh station has been one of the biggest elements of contention.
While the weigh station is currently located at the interchange, WSDOT is looking at moving it farther East as part of an effort to reduce freight traffic on city streets. Chi said the agency examined five alternative locations based on cost, environmental impac, and the needs of the project, and eventually narrowed it down to three possibilities. The potential sites are North Bend, Cle Elum and Bandera State Airport, which sits just west of the Snoqualmie Pass. However, a site on the west side of the Snoqualmie Pass is preferred, making Cle Elum a tough choice.
"One of the things we hear from stakeholders, especially with Washington State Patrol, is they want a site west of the pass in order to check trucks for braking systems and enforce chains before they go to the pass," he said.
Residents of North Bend are concerned that the location of a weigh station near the city would increase the amount of freight traffic the city would get. Chi also said concerns included truck parking.
"…They were concerned that — especially the city of North Bend — they didn't want to have another truck town on the other side of the freeway," he said. "But they are also concerned with truck parking along the ramps. We also hear concern with providing adequate parking for trucks."
In response, WSDOT has begun to examine Bandera State Airport as a possible location that would be both West of the Pass and outside of the City of North Bend, avoiding traffic impacts. There is still work to be done before selecting a site, as WSDOT is in discussions with the airport to determine if the weigh station and airstrip can coexist at the location just past milepost 45.
The other parts of the project are the reworked intersection and the widening of SR 18, which is necessary to accommodate the added lane of traffic in the new diverging diamond design. The truck climbing lane along SR 18 will be extended north from the Raging River all the way to the interchange. Going South, a lane will be added from the interchange down to Deep Creek.
The project is intended to wrap up phase one work before summer of 2019, which includes scoping community engagement and providing a preferred alternative to the weigh station location.
"Phase 2 starts in June and continues with refining the preferred alternative and designing up to 30 percent level and to put together a package that we could advertise to the builder," Chi said. "Hoping we could get that out by September of 2020."
Chi said that if everything goes to schedule, construction could begin by 2021 and be complete by 2023.
More open house events are being held by WSDOT in April to get as much community feedback as possible. The first open house is 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. on April 17, at Mount Si High School freshman campus in Snoqualmie. On April 18, the second open house will be open from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Twin Falls Middle School in North Bend.
An "online open house" is also available until April 30 at i90sr18openhouse.com.
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Provectus Biopharmaceuticals, Inc. (NYSE MKT: PVCT, www.pvct.com), a clinical-stage oncology and dermatology biopharmaceutical company ("Provectus" or the "Company"), announced that it has received notification of allowance from the European Patent Office for its patent application protecting the synthetic process used to produce the small molecule Rose Bengal, the active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) in PV-10, the 'Company's lead oncology drug candidate. At the same time, the Japanese Patent Office has issued a patent for the same intellectual property.
The pending European patent and issued Japanese patent cover the same process as the one granted by the US Patent Office in September 2013, as U.S. Patent 8,530,675, "Process for the Synthesis of 4,5,6,7-tetrachloro-3',6'-dihydroxy-2',4',5',7'-tetraiodo-3H-spiro[isobenzofuran-1,9-xanthen]-3-one (Rose Bengal) and Related Xanthenes." The application details a new process for the manufacture of Rose Bengal and related iodinated xanthenes in high purity. The allowed claims cover the process under which pharmaceutical grade Rose Bengal and related xanthenes are produced, reducing the formation of certain previously unknown transhalogenated impurities that occur in commercial grade Rose Bengal in uncontrolled amounts. The requirement to identify and control related substances is in accordance with International Conference on Harmonisation (ICH) guidelines for manufacture of API suitable for phase 3 clinical trial investigational product and for commercial pharmaceutical use. Once issued, the European patent is expected to provide protection for Rose Bengal API to 2031 and covers any hypothetical process that controls the amount of transhalogenated impurities in Rose Bengal through the awarded Jepson style claims.
Eric Wachter, CTO of Provectus, stated, "The allowance of the European patent and the issuance of its Japanese equivalent further the protection of our novel synthesis process for the manufacture of Rose Bengal. We already are protected in the US market, and the Chinese Patent Office notified us of its allowance in January 2015, safeguarding PV-10 in China."
"With our patient enrollment now open for our phase 3 clinical trial investigating intralesional PV-10 as a potential treatment for melanoma, Provectus is determined to ensure that we maximize shareholder value by building the strongest intellectual property protections into our portfolio as possible. We believe that these patents will further strengthen our Company's position for not only PV-10 in melanoma, but also its potential value as a treatment for other indications."
About Provectus Biopharmaceuticals, Inc.
Provectus Biopharmaceuticals, Inc. specializes in developing oncology and dermatology therapies. PV-10, its novel investigational drug for cancer, is designed for injection into solid tumors (intralesional administration), thereby reducing potential for systemic side effects. Its oncology focus is on melanoma, breast cancer and cancers of the liver. The Company has received orphan drug designations from the FDA for its melanoma and hepatocellular carcinoma indications. PH-10, its topical investigational drug for dermatology, is undergoing clinical testing for psoriasis and atopic dermatitis. Provectus has completed phase 2 trials of PV-10 as a therapy for metastatic melanoma, and of PH-10 as a topical treatment for atopic dermatitis and psoriasis. Information about these and the Company's other clinical trials, including its current phase 3 study in melanoma, can be found at the NIH registry, www.clinicaltrials.gov. For additional information about Provectus, please visit the Company's website at www.pvct.com or contact Porter, LeVay & Rose, Inc.
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The past year has been a roller coaster in the sound design and film industry, with new technologies and formats changing how we look at the world of audio. Next year, it won't be slowing down. From virtual reality to the growing theme of authenticity in the stock music industry, these are the five trends that we think will rule the sounds of 2017.
1. Sound Editing for 360 VR and VR Video
The biggest news for the media industry right now has been the breakthrough of virtual reality and 360 degree video into the mainstream. Although tech enthusiasts and media experts have been touting the arrival of immersive, 360 degree media for several years, we've recently seen a number of significant milestones. YouTube and Facebook began hosting 360 videos, Adobe Premiere now supports VR editing, and our own sister site—and Storyblocks Video—announced the arrival of the first ever 360 and 3D stock footage.
Of course, while there's been a lot of emphasis on what VR means for visual storytelling, these new technologies have also meant a significant change in the way filmmakers, editors, and producers think about sound design in their projects.
We interviewed animator and long-time AudioBlocks member Peter Spence about how VR and 360 degree technologies are changing the world of sound editing. Spence's biggest takeaway for filmmakers and sound editors is that VR requires a new approach to the storytelling space:
"Creating 360 videos is more like a theater experience than traditional film. To steer the audience, subtle visual trikes have to be used instead of jump cups. The audio has to match that."
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YouTube has revolutionized the way we produce and distribute video, empowering millions of self-made filmmakers and series creators to connect with global audiences, including a brand new generation of video bloggers and YouTube influencers. Although YouTube has been a dominant player in the media industry for years, 2016 saw a number of YouTube celebrities crossing over from the small screen to the big time, with even more breakthroughs expected in 2017.
The stakes and potential opportunities for YouTube success have never been more clear. Popular YouTubers Hannah Hart and Grace Helbig recently starred in the comedy Dirty 30 while Issa Rae, creator of the popular YouTube show Awkward Black Girl, launched her new show Insecure on HBO—which has already gotten a full renewal order for 2017.
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From Serial and Radiolab to How Did this Get Made? and Startup, podcasts are here to stay and only gaining in popularity. Harkening back to the Golden Age of Radio, this recent re-emergence in audio-only media has highlighted the important role that sound editing plays in effective storytelling.
A podcast's theme music is essential for branding and setting the scene, and a fitting intro provides either the emotional grip or levity that podcasters rely on when developing an initial rapport with listeners. Podcasts also employ subtler uses of sound, including foley effects and music tracks that provide listeners with emotional cues. A rhythmic beat can build tension as the plot thickens, or a gentle musical ambiance creates a clean segue between segments in a program.
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4. Blockbuster Spectacle at Indie Scale
The year's biggest blockbusters pulled no punches, literally or figuratively, when it came to producing loud, bombastic, and dazzling spectacles. Meanwhile, the majority of the films named as likely contenders for the 2017 Academy Awards—Arrival, La La Land, or Hacksaw Ridge, to name just a few—forefront both the psychologically surreal and the spectacular.
Yet not all of these films had large production budgets. Deadpool's budget was infamously cut by $7M at the last minute, while this year's favorite for the comedy/musical genre, La La Land, was made for only $30M, a relatively small price tag for a major box office headliner. When producers and sound designers have to tighten their belts, stock audio sound effects and music are often one of the first places they turn.
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Elements of yoga practice including stretching, posture, and breath work, are introduced through elegant artwork and poems like 'Mountain' (Tadasana) and 'Seashell' (Balasana), to help children and their caring adults ready their bodies for a restful sleep."
"A gorgeous book that soothes my soul. The exquisite poetry and graceful illustrations are alluring." --Jodi Komitor, Founder, Next Generation Yoga "An exquisitely rendered, visually healing feast for the senses, offering children a context for daily practice, and reminding parents and caregivers of the simple beauty of sharing yoga with our families." --Elena Brower, Author of Art of Attention and Practice You "An eloquently guided journey and a trail guide for children into the body. This will be on the top of my gift list for the children and parents in my life." --Tiffany Cruikshank, Founder of Yoga Medicine "This sweet gorgeous book conveys the feeling of yoga just reading it. Peaceful, easy, optimistic. Just sharing it with your child, even if you read in stillness, can help convey a somatic experience of letting go of tension and creating space. Whether you look at it, read it, or do it - you will feel better." --Jillian Pransky, Yoga and Mindfulness Master
Laurie Jordan took her first yoga class at the tender age of ten--and promptly got kicked out for laughing at the names of the poses. Who would have thought that all these years later, she would make a career out of teaching yoga? Laurie is now a social worker turned yoga teacher and children's book author. And while Laurie enjoys working with folks of all ages, she has a soft spot for kids, knowing that good habits start young. After teaching yoga to thousands of kids and training hundreds of instructors in the specialty of kids' yoga, Laurie decided to write Yawning Yoga to help families conquer bedtime jitters and soothe the restless child. Today, Laurie teaches yoga throughout New York and Connecticut. And she still giggles every time she says Down Dog. Diana Mayo is a successful, freelance illustrator working in Chelmsford, just outside London. She gained a Ba(Hons) at Kingston University, and has since illustrated many children's books as well as adult fiction, editorials, gallery shows and design projects. Diana paints with acrylics, and more recently collage is finding itself part of her art. She especially loves working with color and pattern, and is inspired by fairy tales, her children and the flora and fauna found in her garden and beyond. She lives in Chelmsford, UK. Learn more at dianamayo.com.


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This article was originally published in the July 2018 Princeton Echo.
What could be next for a Princeton building whose history spreads out as colorfully as, well, a peacock's tail?
Today's Peacock Inn arrived at 20 Bayard Lane after migrating from its origins on Nassau Street. Across more than two centuries it has hosted notable guests ranging from members of the Continental Congress to Albert Einstein; presented both home-style meals and elegant cuisine; and offered conviviality in the form of a beloved basement bar, the Peacock Alley (which, according to legend, started as a hidden Prohibition-era speakeasy).
Since the peacock, like its mythical cousin the phoenix, is considered a symbol of renewal, is it so strange that the Peacock Inn has not only been reborn as a boutique hotel/restaurant, but is also part of a real estate investment portfolio that helps fund — of all things — medical technology research?
"It's a boutique hotel/restaurant, the only one in this region," said Michael Gale, vice president of business development for Genesis Investment Properties, which acquired the small but venerable 16-room hotel and restaurant from Barry and Elaine Sussman.
The inn's restaurant, which served dinners but had been closed since January 1, has been reinvented as a full-service operation featuring a culinary fusion promoted as "American Mosaic Cuisine."
"We want it to be top tier, a place that people talk about," says Gale. "We don't want to take away from what the Sussmans did. We're building on their fantastic platform."
Supporting the Peacock Inn's recent and new platforms are columns of colorful local history.
Records in the Historical Society of Princeton files and other sources indicate that the structure was originally built in the latter part of 1700s as the home of Jonathan Deare. Spacious for its time at two stories plus an attic, it was one of the town's colonial-era demi-mansions. It stood on Nassau Street near today's intersection of University Place. In 1783 — when the Continental Congress essentially fled Philadelphia under the threat of unpaid, mutinous Revolutionary War soldiers and came to Princeton to continue planning for the new United States — Deare offered room and board to members: two rooms with beddings, breakfast and tea for two, and dinner for four. With accommodations scarce under sudden demand, it is certain that some delegates slept and ate there between their deliberations in nearby Nassau Hall.
When the University Hotel was constructed at that location in 1875, the building was moved essentially around the corner to its present location at 20 Bayard Lane, becoming the home of William Libbey III, an archeologist and Princeton professor of geography. (Some sources claim that Libbey, as an undergraduate, was instrumental in having the orange and black officially adopted as Princeton's colors.)
In 1911 Joseph and Helen O'Connor purchased the property and established the Peacock Inn, naming it after an inn they loved in the Midlands of England. In 1915 it suffered a terrible fire but survived sufficiently to be reconstructed by prominent architect and restoration specialist Rolf Bauhan, yet another of its many reinventions and renewals.
Sometime in the mid-1930s, Martha's Kitchen moved its food serving operations to the building from nearby One Nassau Street (the brick building that housed drug stores for many years and later the offices of the Town Topics newspaper). This eatery proudly advertised "Breakfasts, Luncheons, Teas and Dinners — Waffles a Specialty." Also advertising locally in the 1930s was the "Peacock Alley." According to local tradition, this beloved basement bar, despite its colorful name, had started discreetly in the 1920s as a speakeasy during the national prohibition on alcohol.
During this period, the Peacock Inn hosted perhaps its most famous guest — Albert Einstein. In 1933 the great physicist arrived in Princeton to join the newly founded Institute for Advanced Study. Einstein stayed at the inn for 10 days before taking an apartment in the brick building on the northwest corner of Stockton Street and Library Place (eventually acquiring the Mercer Street home where he lived until his death in 1955).
Over the subsequent years, the Peacock Inn's fortunes, like its namesake's tail, either displayed splendidly or folded to be carried ploddingly. The French-style interior decor and menu, once stylish, had become dull liabilities. A major rebirth came in 2006 when Lawrence-based real estate professionals Barry and Elaine Sussman acquired the Inn. They immediately made a bold investment of time and money, closing it for a three-year-plus renovation, reducing the structure to its beams and most basic walls, then rebuilding it from the inside out. It reopened to acclaim in May, 2010, its rooms now inviting and its restaurant featuring New American cuisine.
"They turned the place into something very special," says Michael Gale.
But after seven years the Sussmans were ready to make a sale to the right buyer. And the buyer prepared to give the Peacock Inn a new beginning was Genesis Investment Properties. There had been no advertisement for its sale. "We had heard through friends that it was available," Gale says.
Founded by physician Eli Mordechai and now headquartered in Hamilton, the firm (which uses the initials GIP to differentiate itself from other entities named Genesis) is a real estate investment, development, and management company. And it's a real estate company with an intriguing financial agenda.
Mordechai is also the founder and CEO of Medical Diagnostic Laboratories — also headquartered in Hamilton — which develops medical diagnostic equipment and systems. Of course, successful new medical products are quite remunerative, but the process is hugely expensive and typically involves multiple investors. Mordechai's strategy? He largely supports his R&D through real estate.
GIP's $325,000,000 portfolio of some 2,745,00 square feet of properties is a mix of predominantly commercial (retail, office, and research) properties with some residential and mixed use, plus a hospitality segment. GIP's holdings are in 29 states, mostly in the Mid-Atlantic, Midwest, and South, but it has a growing presence in the West. Among its one dozen New Jersey properties are several in Princeton, including 80-84 Nassau Street (retail tenants the Paper Source, Princeton Pi, and Kung Fu Noodle, with offices and apartments above) and 38-42 Witherspoon Street (Green Design and Continental Barbershop, also with private rental space above).
The hospitality segment represents only about seven percent of GIP's holdings but is a source of particular pride to Mordechai, as it includes the Washington Crossing Inn (at a modest 10,852 square feet) and now the Peacock Inn (an even more intimate 8,511 square feet).
With Bryn Mawr Trust as the lender on the sale, GIP closed on the Peacock property on May 9 and did a "soft reopening" for dinner on May 25. In between the two dates, and behind the scenes, was genteel madness.
Sherute LLC, a landscaping operation that is part of the GIP family of companies, immediately set to work renewing the inn's shrubs and flowerbeds. But most significantly, the kitchen was replaced. Quickly, but entirely.
"We had to get it reopened in only a couple of weeks," says Gale. "But we replaced the entire kitchen to make it ready for the level of service we want to present. The physical kitchen in the past was built to serve dinner, period. We needed it to serve all meals."
This now includes breakfast, lunch, dinner and Sunday brunches as well. High teas — very popular at the Washington Cross Inn, the GIP sister facility — are planned to start this fall.
That also meant a different executive chef — Mark Valenza came over from Washington Crossing Inn — and an entirely different menu concept, a fusion approach that Gale and Valenza promote with pride and confidence as "American mosaic cuisine."
The Sussmans, says Gale, "were gracious through the whole process." Scott Sussman, Barry and Elaine's son, stayed on to manage and advise on operations through the hectic Princeton University reunions and commencement period at the beginning of June. "He showed us what we needed to know, which we greatly appreciate."
That's just the start: "We will be renewing the guest rooms and bringing them up to our vision. I anticipate we'll have a majority of that done this year." Does this mean also that the expansive, custom-painted murals of Princeton town and campus in the basement's former Peacock Alley barroom, are to become history, and not in a happy sense?
Gale smiles "We don't have any intention of removing the murals. They're special to that room."
And are customers for such a boutique hotel/restaurant a highly limited clientele? "They're an exclusive clientele," Gale acknowledged. "They're looking for an experience that's more than just a room for the night, for a level of quality across all categories from the moment they pull in until the moment they check out." The Peacock Inn is now part of the Choice Hotels Properties network, under its Ascend Collection. Room rates are around $300 per night.
But while Gale points with pride to such top-tier positioning, he is quick to emphasize that the new Peacock Inn will not be an elitist dominion. "We want to be open to the local community and businesses. It's where businesses can have conferences. It's a great place to have a party."
Among the Peacock Inn's managers are some new hires and some continuity with the Sussman era and other Genesis Investment Properties locations. Andrew Hudak is the new general manager and Alex Bielanski the new hospitality director. Olivia Allen, who had been employed by the Sussmans over two prior years, has returned as assistant general manager.
Michael Gale's path to the Peacock via Genesis Investment Properties started at Congoleum Corporation, the flooring giant, at its Hamilton headquarters, where he served as an operations manager from 1990 until 2003, when he was caught in a downsizing.
Early in 2004 Gale read that Medical Diagnostics Laboratories was coming to Hamilton. He wrote to Mordechai. "I told him, you'll need a operations manager. Take me on a trial basis and then after three months, if I work out, you can hire me at an appropriate salary." That full hiring came after only one month.
Executive Chef Mark Valenza (who retains that title at Washington Crossing Inn), spoke of the challenges of renewing the Peacock Inn with a calm acceptance clearly born of long experience in hospitality. "I've opened other restaurants before," he said. "It's always difficult because each time you're starting from scratch."
Still, the rebirth of the Peacock may have had special difficulties, especially with its first supper being offered soon after the sale closing and the total renovation of the kitchens. Valenza had to hire 22 people in one month — separate breakfast, lunch, and dinner staff.
Fortunately, he said, "I've worked in Princeton before. I know a good amount of line cooks. There's quite a few in the town."
The line cooks are part of an overall staff of some 50 employees. Parking, Gale acknowledged, is an issue. Although a valet awaits guests in the inn's driveway, sheltered by an expansive and appropriately colorful umbrella against sun and rain, carefully delivering guests' vehicles to the spots behind the building, the staff have to find spaces off site. Parking, says Gale, "is probably the single most pressing common problem for business across Princeton. That has been a challenge. I've been to the council meetings about parking studies."
One solution: Gale has worked out agreements with the nearby YM/YWCA, avoiding parking spillover on Boudinot Street and other lanes that would cause resentment in Princeton's western section. "We are where we are. Our challenge is to balance the need to serve our clientele with recognizing the needs of our neighbors. We just can't roll over them and do what is convenient. We have to work with them."
Mark Valenza's path to the Peacock, like Gale's, is something of a colorful life display itself. He grew up in Green Brook, in nearby Somerset County. But he moved to Manhattan as a teenager, finding work in the mailroom of Jim Henson Productions. He eventually handled production logistics for "The Muppet Show," moving props and costumes between the warehouse and the studio.
But the kitchen called. Or, perhaps, beckoned again. "My family has always been in the restaurant business," he said. He graduated from the French Culinary Institute in 1999 and, returning to central New Jersey, quickly rose through the ranks. He was executive chef at Triumph Brew Pub in Princeton from 2001 to 2006. He opened Za in Pennington and ran it until 2012, perfecting his own "cross cultural concept cuisine."
As he explains: "I like to do a lot of cross cultural. Not combing cultures but next to each other." For example, he might present an Italian-style risotto and a Chinese specialty next to each other. The "American mosaic cooking" now featured at the Inn, he says, will be "celebrating the variety we all grew up with here. I think [patrons] are looking for something more out of the ordinary, with more choices."
But as central as this is to the Peacock Inn's rebirth as an upper-tier boutique hotel, perhaps there is something here for Princeton residents or visitors of more modest means; something that renews the inn's historic commonality with the fare offered by John Deare to his boarders or by Martha's Kitchen.
Peacock Inn, 20 Bayard Lane. Open seven days a week. 609-924-1707.


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Due to the ongoing government advice with regards to social distancing, this open day will now be run as an online event.
Saturday 14 November - 11 am to 1.30 pm for 2021 entry - This Open Day will take place online, links will be sent to you in the same week of the event.
Our online open day will provide you with the ideal opportunity to virtually explore our campus and grounds and speak to current students and tutors from the School of Design, Management and Technical Arts (DMTA) about the following range of degree programmes for the theatre and live events industry.
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Small Church to Pursue Claims of Hostile Mayor
(CN) – A mayor's alleged hostility to tax-exempt churches may have kept a small congregation from renting a space in a suburb outside Chicago, a federal judge ruled.
Liberty Temple Church of Bolingbrook is a branch of Liberty Temple Full Gospel Church, located in Bolingbrook, Ill., with fewer than 100 members.
Since 2009, it has held services at a Holiday Inn in Bolingbrook, but the church began looking for a permanent location in August 2010.
When it found a suitable location, however, the landlord warned them to first clear their plan with Bolingbrook Mayor Roger Claar.
Claar allegedly told Marion Tucker, one of the church's ministers, that he "did not want any more churches in Bolingbrook" because "churches do not produce any tax revenue."
Liberty Temple continued its search and found another potential location. The new landlord also warned them that the mayor might not like the idea, but the church "decided to forgo another check-in with the mayor," according to the judgment.
The church says the building department erroneously denied their permit application because of an error on the city's zoning map. Bolingbrook allegedly told the church it needed a special-use permit, and that the site – an abandoned shopping mall with 420 parking spaces – had inadequate parking.
When the church tried to resolve the issue with the mayor, Claar allegedly replied that Bolingbrook had enough churches. Claar said he would consider letting the church stay if it promised to be gone in two years, then told them to "go look for another location," according to the complaint.
Five days later, Claar allegedly told the church's attorney that "the village would not back any zoning ordinance allowing the church to operate at this site."
U.S. District Judge Harry Leinenweber refused to grant Bolingbrook summary judgment against the church's lawsuit.
"Based on the village's own published map and zoning ordinance, a jury could reasonably find that the church reasonably believed a SUP was not legally needed," the April 12 decision states, abbreviating special-use permit.
"Moreover, based upon Mayor Claar's representation on February 28, 2011 to plaintiff's attorney, a jury could construe it as a definitive pre-emptive denial of any SUP plaintiff might have filed," Leinenweber added. "Therefore, plaintiff was not obligated to go bang its head against a wall and apply for a permit it was told it would never get."
"The facts entered by plaintiff regarding the mayor's alleged hostility, the refusal to accept a permit application for what was a properly zoned property, the demand for amounts of parking that were admittedly excessive all raise an inference that the village refused building permit applications without legitimate cause and so substantially burdened the plaintiff," the 14-page decision concludes.


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Rhesus Monkey
Scientific name: Macaca mulatta. Cercopithecidae, Macaca. Also known as rhesus monkey or Guangxi monkey, rhesus monkeys mainly live in Guangxi, southwest and southern provinces of China, minor distribution in eastern and northern China. Their body length is 43 ~ 55 cm, tail length 15 ~ 24 cm and weight 4-12 kg. Most of the hair on the body is grayish brown. The hair below the waist is bright orange. Abdmen–thorax and legs are lighter gray. The tail hair is dense and fluffy, and the head hair is thick and backward.
Rhesus monkeys are suitable for infectious disease research, pharmacology and toxicology research, reproductive physiological research, oral medicine research, nutrition metabolism research, behavioristics and higher nervous activity research, geriatric disease research, organ transplantation and ophthalmology research, endocrinopathy and teratology research, and oncology research.
Scientific name:Macaca fascicularis. Cercopithecidae, Macaca. Also known as hanuman or Java monkey, cynomologus monkeys inhabit in marshland with mangrove trees. Smaller than rhesus monkeys, cynomologus monkeys have yellow, gray or brown hair color, with light white in abdominal and inner limbs hair; Their Head hair backward, the face with whisker hair, the skin naked around eyes, there is a white triangle area in the upper eyelid; Their ears are erect with black eyes.
Cynomologus monkeys are suitable for all kinds of animal model research, such as diabetes model, spinal cord injury model, Parkinson's disease model, kidney failure model and renal hypertension model, as well as behavior analysis and toxicological experiments, immunology research and parasitology research.
Scientific name: Marmoset. Callitrichidae, common marmoset. Also known as thumb monkeys, Marmoset is a kind of small non-human primates from South America amazon rainforest. Compared with other non-human primates, it possesses the benefits of small size, short sexual maturity and pregnancy period and obedient characters for easy laboratory breeding, and shares strong genetic similarities with humans, with huge medical science research foreground. Marmoset is suitable for reproductive physiological research, contraceptive drug research, hepatitis virus A research and parasitic diseases research.
Scientific name: Beagle. Beagle is also known as migru beagle harrier dog and belongs to hound group. Its head is in the shape of large dome, with large hazel eyes, wide long lop ears, muscular body and strong tail like a loach. There are about 100,000 migru beagle harrier dogs in the world.
Beagle is suitable for pharmacology, circulation physiology, ophthalmology, toxicology, and surgery research.
Based on the patient derived-xenografts (PDX) animal disease model of cancer , We established the PDX model using human primary tumor cells as explants in BALB/c nude mice to construct in situ and ectopic tumor models.
It maintains the heterogeneity of the tumor , and retains the short modeling time of the common CDX model (cell strain), achieving the overall traceability from human primary cells to the model. Meanwhile, our PDX model use human primary tumor cells as explants at low passage numbers(average of six passes), which is believed to conserve original tumor characteristics such as heterogeneous histology, clinical biomolecular signature, malignant phenotypes and genotypes, tumor architecture, and tumor vasculature.
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THE OWNERS of plots on the site of the future KIA car plant near Žilina, who have been holding out for a higher price than the Sk140 per square metre originally offered , have probably won the battle, the Pravda daily reported.
No official agreement was reached by the cabinet at its meeting yesterday, but according to unofficial sources, the landowners will be offered Sk350 per square metre for the remaining 52 hectares of the total 220 hectares remaining. The cabinet should finally resolve the matter next week.
Compiled by Martina Jurinová from press reports
The Slovak Spectator cannot vouch for the accuracy of the information presented in its Flash News postings.
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Annual exhibition of art in Beccles around the corner
PUBLISHED: 08:00 20 July 2018
Fans of art in all shapes and sizes have a treat on the way as a popular exhibition of local art gets ready to open its doors.
Beccles Society of Artists is to hold its popular annual exhibition from Saturday, July 28 to Saturday, August 4, at the Public Hall in Beccles.
The society, founded in 1969, was set up by the late Frank Delf, who was a retired marine engineer and a keen artist, and aims to further art and its enjoyment.
The paintings on show at the exhibition will be varied as all members make their own choice of their works to exhibit, with many selling pieces over the years.
Entry to the exhibition is free and with doors opening at 10am and closing at 6pm each day, with the exhibition open from 10am to 3pm on Saturday, August 4.
For more information, visit the society's website, www.becclesartists.co.uk.


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Apr 12 2007
40 Things You Would Like To Say At Work
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The Domino Effect
"The Domino"
Life is full of hurdles and obstacles. We all face them. Some are even taller, larger and more obtuse than others. Some seem daunting and non-attainable….
You see, our goals are just hurdles and obstacles in our way to success…. However, I prefer to look at them like dominos.
Setting daily goals is important because every time you complete a goal, it causes a domino effect.
For example:
I tell many clients to set a daily goal. Something small, something attainable. The goal doesn't have to be large, or out of this world, it can be something simple that is easy to accomplish. It can be as easy as "Eat breakfast today." Or; "Wake up before 7am." Or; "Workout today".
Like I said earlier, goals are like dominos – Once you knock one over, it can cause a chain reaction that can set everything else in motion. One small domino can start a chain reaction to knock over larger and larger dominos – One small goal can set you up to achieve even more success!
See, you don't have to set all the goals at once – This can lead to discouragement because maybe you didn't achieve all of them. Instead, set small, simple daily goals for yourself. Then, celebrate those minor victories and be happy for yourself! The next day, set a little bigger goal, and the next, and the next. The dominos will fall and you will feel more accomplished!
Knock over as many small dominos as you can, because doing so will start a chain reaction you can ride all the way to success!
Coach Dave
- Coach Dave Yandel


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Current Openings:
• Work with a volunteer board of directors and other community and business leaders to identify, recruit, train, guide, and inspire them to become involved in youth programs.
• Achieve progress towards specific goals and objectives which include: program development through collaborative relationships, volunteer recruitment and training, fundraising, membership recruitment and retention.
• Secure adequate financial support for programs in assigned area. Achieve net income and participation objectives for assigned camps and activities.
• Recruit leadership for finance campaign efforts to meet the financial needs of the organization.
• Collaborate with adult volunteers and oversee achievement of training for their respective role.
• Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university (transcript with the date degree conferred stated is required for employment).
• 21 years of age or older
• Ability to work varied hours when necessary, evening activities and weekend work is frequently required to achieve positive objectives.
• Ability to travel for training at least once a year for one to two weeks.
Summary of Staff Positions at the Great Alaska Council
Office Staff
The office staff includes bookkeeping, retail, and administrative assistant positions.
Para Professionals
The Council employes people during the school year to staff Scouting based after school programs.
Summer Camp and High Adventure Camp Staff
Great Alaska Council Summer Camps have a wide variety of employment opportunities for men and women. All positions at camp will require additional training and preparation prior to camp. You do not need to be a current member of the Boy Scouts of America to apply to work at camp. Apply today!
*Applicants will be contacted towards the beginning of 2021 to schedule interviews.
Here are some of the positions available at camp:
Ages 15 and up:
- Counselor in Training
Ages 16 and up:
- Merit Badge Instructor, Kitchen Help, Facilities Help
Ages 18 and up:
- High Adventure Guide, COPE Guide, Area Director, Cooks, Commissioners
Ages 21 and up:
- Shooting Sports and Aquatics Director, Program Directors
Ages 25 and up:
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Dissected with the attention to detail of a legendary Masterchef 2nd season casting outcast , your good mate Uncle Bob serves up his weekly Half-Time Orange For Thought; a mental morsel for the sports fanatic with a healthy appetite for wholesome consumables. We at GSV have reluctantly declared ourselves accountable for any digestion difficulties that may or may not occur. Enjoy!
There has been much furore regarding the struggles of the Soweto Giants this season; while the defending champions are barely keeping up with the pace of the title race and Orlando Pirates seemingly caught top in a battle for a high Top 8 spot, the Brazilians from Mamelodi have steadily blown away most of the sides placed before them and now have the League title in sight. The champions elect are currently riding a 15 game unbeaten streak in the ABSA Premiership and the free scoring Masandawana seem to be In pole position to add another league title to their honour roll if they can continue to pick up points and prove tough to beat for their opponents, the chasing pack evidently appear daunted by the already substantial advantage held by Downs at the top and the 9 time League winners need only hold their composure during a relatively well structured title run-in where the play 3 of the current top 4.
Without taking too much shine away from the club's impressively consistent performances and great run of results coming off the back of good team performances coupled with a few tactical masterstrokes by the gaffer & his technical team, we have to take a moment to commend the highly enterprising trio that makes this team even more enthralling to watch; they are affectionately known as the Tshwane CBD, or the Central Busy District to some, Leandro Castro, Khama Billiat and Keagan Dolly have combined impressively for a total of 22 goals and 17 assists between them in all competitions so far this season. To put it into context, the 17 League goals scored by the CBD means that they have outscored the University of Pretoria, Jomo Cosmos, Golden Arrows, and Bloemfontein Celtic , while equalling the current goal haul of the entire SuperSport United roster with 11 league games remaining.
The CBD have combined to provide 30 of Sundowns' 37 league goals thus far through goals and assists; that astonishing 81% portion of goals contributed could lead one into thinking that Downs are a bit of a 3-Man Band this season, yet the success of the CBD has been the direct result of a settled team of experienced campaigners that play according to a set club ideology while performing to the best of their capabilities. Sounds simple enough doesn't it? Pitso Mosimane should be commended for shunning the temptation to go on a buying spree after falling 12 points behind the rampant Kaizer Chiefs last season as his charges failed to continue the proud Mamelodi Sundowns tradition of attempting to and often succeeding in retaining the league title after winning it.
The free scoring Mamelodi Sundowns are the league leaders on the goal charts with their 37 goals placing them 5 goals ahead of title challengers BidVest Wits, that offensive output is matched by a stingy defence that is tied with that of Mpumalanga Black Aces' for the tightest defensive units in the league with 15 goals conceded, one less than the goal-shy Kaizer Chiefs. Built upon a solid foundation and a quality laden roster that boasts at least 2 premier league level players in each position, the Mamelodi Sundowns train is a well oiled machine that will take some stopping in the weeks ahead; the team is not expressly reliant on the CBD to win games as they have star quality in every department and a playing ideology that allows each player to come into the side and know full well what is required of them in terms of performance levels and standards. The spine of the Sundowns side is an impressive one; 3 good goalkeepers that could be no: 1's at most PSL clubs on any given matchday, an experienced central defensive lynchpin and leader in Thabo "Mr. Cool" Nthethe topped off with one of the best anchorman & playmaker combinations in the land in the form of Hlompho Kekena and Teko Modise.
The enterprising CBD have been allowed to acclimatise to each other relatively quickly and begin to flourish due to the solid foundation provided by the experienced spine that has formed the backbone of the squad over the last 30 months; the pace & trickery of Billiat & Dolly combine to feed off the link-up play and great movement of the clinical Castro to make for an attacking trio that may go down as one of the most legendary frontlines in the recent history of the club. The General, Teko Modise may have lost some of his ability to play full games in a tight schedule, yet the playmaker has not lost his ability to link defence with attack and provide the CBD with the service they require to be as effective as they have been; his passing range & vision have allowed him to effortlessly find the regularly open attacking trio and allow them to show their undoubted class. 8 assists & 3 goals in all competitions is a healthy return from the now 33 year old Navigator as he looks set to add another title to his list of accolades. One thing is for certain, we have not seen the end of the scintillating performances from Mamelodi Sundowns & their very busy Tshwane CBD and Bob's your Arcadia Shepherds FC unofficial flag waving uncle.


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Warm up by the fireplace in the winter or catch some rays on the patio in the summer just a few short minutes walk from the beach. You can sit down for a full meal or just appy's and a drink. Sports action is always on the TVs and there is a pool table for those wanting their own game. Open daily, 7 days a week at 11 am. Meals served until 10 pm. Need something to go, stop into the Old Settler Liquor Store next door.
Phone: 604-796-9722
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Jasmine Beauty Nails
This place is known for being very cheap and quick. If you come in for an appointment you can sit down pick a color and they will be ready for you in about 10 minutes. The prices are very cheap which kind of makes me thing actualy. I think its something like $7 for a manicure and $15 for a pedicure.) The polish doesnt last as long as it does at other places but it lasts a fair amount of time. Everyone is very nice and theplace is very clean. Check it out.
Pearl Art & Craft supplies incorporated
One of my friends likes jewelery making so I wanted to buy her something nice. I went here. I was really pleased with their great selection of beads, chains, wires, strings, etc. The quality was very good. Some of the pieces were getting very expensive though (as they do in specialty stores like this) But i was still very happy when I left. Great store for other projects too!
In Style
This place can get you in style. They sell the latest trendy clothing. The store is nice, big and clean and has a lot of stuff. The prices really vary greatly; some stuff is really affordable and cheap and still looks good but then you can also have some really expencive pieces that I wouldnt really buy because of the price. They have a great purse section too, all kinds of styles, shapes and sizes. Everything is very organized and it kind of makes you want to shop!
D & M Liquors & Deli
This place has been around for a while (since the 50's I think) so you can trust them. I dont live in San Francisco so when I'm there its nice to grab a bite to eat. This is a good place to do just that. Just walk in and they cant make you a really delicious sandwich right there. I haven't bought anything else there so I dont really know. But its perfect to grab a bite to eat. AND, a really good thing is that there is always parking unlike other parts of San Francisco, so this is kind of a hassle- free alternative.
Kite Shop Chinatown
Well, you can kind of tell by the name what this store is all about. Kites! In San Francisco China town of course. This store is small but beautiful. The kites are really cool. All different types and since you are in China town they are pretty cheap (although it really depends on which one you are looking at.) A definite disadvantage is that the employees don't really speak English that well so it makes things hard since they just nod their head and smile at you. But really cool kites, check it out if you're in China town even if you are not in the market for a kite.
Cesar Chavez Elementary School
This is a bad San Francisco Elementary school, I would NOT recommend it! Most of the pupils are Spanish speaking (some barely speak English and others its their second language.) Communication with the students can get pretty hard for the teachers so the teachers kind of get frustrated and the school just doesnt get very good test scores. You can tell that a lot of parents dont even seem to care which doesnt create a very good learning environment. No recommendation ofr this one.
Kawaii Corner
Im on Geary a lot since there are come really good stores and my dentist is there and then I noticed this place. Its really small but very hard to miss because of its merchandice. Its all colorful and it has a lot of Hello Kitty stuff. This is kinda of a Japanese stationary store with pretty papers, stickers, markers, etc. and I was told that "Kawaii" actually means something like "cute." And it definitly is cute. Great for little kids.
Meng Trading Co.
This store is located in the San Francisco China town. I didnt actually buy anything here but I went in with my friend just because we were walking around and just browsing. They had cds and dvds of Asina media. I glanced and the prices were actually quiete reasonable. The shop was small but had a lot of stuff in it (so it was kind of a tight squeeze going through it.) But if you are interested in this sort of thing, I think that this is a really good place to go.
Hoot Judkins Furniture
This store sells very good quality furniture. They have a decent selection and you can basically find any piece of furniture you are looking for. Its a medium sized store so its nicely spaced and easy to browse through. The prices are really kind of high though so I have never actually boughten anything here, just too pricy for me. I remember I was looking at this nice wooden drawer cabinet and it was like $350, Im just too cheap to spend that much on a cabinet. But if you have money to spend, I definitly think this would be a good place for you since their stuff is actually really nice.
The Antique Emporium
I actually lived in Menlo Park for a number of years and just now I noticed this little store next to the McDonalds. Was it always there? i dont know, maybe its just one of those little places that you don't really notice. Anyways I went in because recently I have been really interested in antique shops so I was quiete nicely surprised to find this little place. It was really nice a quiete, just a couple of people walking around. The shop didnt really have much because it was so small. But the nice thing was that everything was kind of open and you didnt have to search through lots of dusty junk to get to something good. I would recommended this place to the antique seeker.


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With so many media platforms, it's such a relief when they all work together! Unfortunately, when it comes to the relationship between Twitter & Instagram, things aren't quite what they seem.
Sure, Instagram has a "share to Twitter" button, but perhaps you've realized, what they REALLY mean is: "Instagram will post an ugly link to your photo and caption via Twitter, muahahah!" (evil laughter added).
The "Write" Stuff
Before I show you how to hack the system, I want to share an important note that will assist you with future workflows: When it comes to Instagram – as of May 2015, Instagram does not give permission for any 3rd party application to write or publish on its behalf.
In other words, if you want to post on Instagram, you have to use the app. This is different from Twitter, Facebook, & other platforms, and the reason it's important to know is because if you want to automate ANY workflow that includes Instagram, you must START that workflow with Instagram.
Automation to the Rescue
Using IFTTT.com (If This Then That) you can setup a process whereby IFTTT will monitor your Instagram account for certain conditions. When those conditions are met, it will execute an action of your choosing.
For our purposes, the condition we will monitor is the use of a hashtag by my Instagram account only. When IFTTT sees that I have used a specific hashtag, it will execute the action: post native image to Twitter.
Here's a video showing you how to set it up:
[Video via YouTube]
Respect the Medium: Why You Shouldn't Automate All Your Instagram Posts
Now, before you get all giddy and start automating Instagram, remember, Twitter is a different platform than Instagram:
- It has it's own "rules of the land" – Like the fact that you only get a certain amount of characters.
- You may have a difference audience on Twitter – Use language & hashtags accordingly.
- The life of a Tweet is shorter than an Instagram post – Consider what time you are posting to get the most engagement.
Bonus Tip: Post your Instagram Image to a Facebook Page
Using the same method, you can activate the Facebook Page channel in IFTTT and setup a hashtag condition to execute in the same way!
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The Arkansas Academy of Industrial Engineering (AAIE) was established in 1986 to recognize the achievements of University of Arkansas Industrial Engineering graduates and to provide continuing guidance and support to the Department of Industrial Engineering. The Academy's activities throughout the year strive to enhance these goals and promote the engineering profession. The U of A program is assisting through scholarship money and student recruitment. The annual meeting reviews the Academy's progress and is highlighted by an induction ceremony for the new members. Most members use this opportunity to return to campus to visit with former classmates, maintain contact with former professors, and keep up to date on College and University activities. The Academy also provides its members with the opportunity to nurture and support the organization that played an important role in their professional growth and development.
Mock Interviews Go Virtual for Industrial Engineering Students
Caroline Rhomberg Recipient of Fulbright Study/Research Award
Industrial Engineering Students Recognized with Department Awards
Special Recognition For The Class Of 2020
Industrial Engineering Professor to Partner with IBM on Food-Borne Illness Response
Burnett Gift Fosters Faculty Excellence in Data Science With Endowed Award
In case you missed it, the latest edition of the Arkansas Engineer featuring John White
I.E. Student and Imhoff Global Scholarship Recipient Elected Homecoming King 2019
Lineus Medical earns coveted spot in Connecticut healthcare tech accelerator
AAIE Member Reynie Rutledge Inducted to Arkansas Business Hall of Fame
2018-2019 Annual Report for Industrial Engineering Now Available for Review
Industrial Engineering Students Recognized with Scholarships at Annual Student Banquet
College of Engineering Celebrates Distinguished Alumni at Annual Banquet 2019
AAIE Annual Banquet and Induction Ceremony
Spring 2019 Department E-Newsletter


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9 August 2015
Growing up, I have distinct memories of being branded a failure.
I remember teachers getting incredibly frustrated with me and no matter how hard I tried, nothing seemed to work.
In fact the harder I tried, the more frustrating it became for me. I was convinced I was going to do well, but then when the results came through, it was a harsh reminder that the teachers and my parents were right!
When I left home at 16 I did so with a point to prove. I remember listening to my father saying I'd never be able to hold down a bin mans job. My first job at 15 was in a screen printers in a factory in Denbigh.
It was a mile from where my mum worked. I walked over there on my lunch. My hands were cut to pieces. My job was to break down For Sale signs (the type used by estate agents) and throw them in a skip. There was a pile of a few thousand when I arrived at the beginning of the summer. I'd have quit there and then if my mother hadn't said, "Your father said you'd not be able to stick it out!"
My father was an accountant and my mother a teacher and so it was doubly frustrating for them that I was not following in their footsteps. Success in their eyes involved going to University and getting a good job with a well-respected brand.
By the time we were waiting for my O levels (GCSE to you younger folk!) my parents were resigned to the fact that I would not pass a single one. So when I actually came out with 4, it was actually cause for celebration. And celebrate we did!
That was in the summer just before I left for the bright lights of Manchester.
Without qualifications and without a job, what were the chances of success? I'd love to know the actual odds.
But 30 years on now I reflect on my upbringing, what was really happening?
I may have been a failure as a school kid, however I was being taught to bounce back. Rightly or wrongly, I was developing into an incredibly resilient force that didn't know a way of giving up or quitting. In fact my psychometric test revealed that "You could not disrupt this guy. He is what we call a rhino. His skin is so thick you cannot insult him." Many people have tried, many competitors, but I can only thank them for giving me reasons to persevere and try even harder.
If you think about it, hearing teachers and parents in earshot tell others you are thick and you wont amount to anything, immunises you from other peoples negative opinions, more importantly it gives you the fuel to try even harder.
So is being a failure part of being a success?
I now believe this training was later to become invaluable. When things would get tough, that's when I felt most at home. In fact the tougher things got the more my skills would stand out. I realised I was able to hold large groups of people together and keep people focused whenever pressure mounted.
On reflection all this was perfect training for what lay ahead. Building a business like UKFast in a fast paced technology world, when all the odds are stacked against the thousands of people trying, seems an impossibility, yet all I could see is the road ahead and not the millions of hazards that lay ahead.
With no money and just a dream and just the feeling that we had to build something special that helped people and provided a layer of customer service that just didn't exist elsewhere in our industry.
So where does failure fit in building a brand or great business?
Well I think its more important than you realise.
I could tell you thousands of stories of my examples, or friends of mine who have done incredible things, but it's much better to use entrepreneurs that have gone before and paved the way, carving out new innovations and channels against the odds.
The best of these has to be Steve Jobs who was still fighting until he died in October 2011.
Steve Jobs described himself as "Everything I'd ever done correctly, had required a moment where I'd hit the rewind button."
In his book he says, "If something isn't right, you can't just ignore it and say you'll fix it later; this is what other companies do."
His attitude was to rework something when you discover its not perfect. Its something I can associate with massively.
With a teacher and accountant as parents, accuracy and attention to detail was paramount.
But exactly how important is failure and what is failure?
Failure means that you have been trying and trying is the single most important thing in the world. Its what drives us and its why the human race is evolving faster than any other species.
Whilst Steve Jobs failed in a many things as he developed the Macintosh, he learnt as he went on and he kept trying.
I always use the mantra that each decision is merely a stepping stone to the right answer. This way, you can't ever fail.
Business Week wrote an article about Apple's venture into retail shops, condemning the decision. The articles title read.
"Sorry Steve, here's why Apple stores wont work."
They wrote "Maybe its time Steve Jobs stopped thinking quite so differently."
If they'd paid attention to Steve's original advert, they might have noticed the slogan was think different and not differently. Jobs viewed the word "different" as a noun. Its this same attention to detail that Jobs put into the launch and design of the then new Apple Stores.
Business Week weren't alone. Retail consultant David Goldstein declared, "I give them 2 years before they're turning out the lights on a very painful and expensive mistake."
Steve Jobs' venture into retail broke numerous records and within months his shops were averaging 5,400 visitors per week.
In the first 12 months he broke a further record beating all retail shores globally being the first retail company to hit $1.2 billion.
When designing his shops, moments before they opened the doors, on the advice of a colleague Jobs put the launch on hold and realized he'd done it wrong and went back to the drawing board. He decided to organize the shops not around product, but what people do.
Its might not seem a lot now we take the Apple Stores for granted, but how much of the success is down to dog-eared determination, not to give in, but never to compromise and never be intimidated in changing and facing failure head on.
So if you are trying to build a brand from humble beginnings. Don't be too bloody minded to believe that you are always right. Take on board the ideas of people around you and if you fail, pick yourself up and have another go.
The worst thing you can do, is not try! You will spend a lifetime of regret if you don't at least have a go and give it your best shot.
Being in business isn't for everyone, but if you have a burning desire to have a go, then don't let the fear of failure hold you back.
If you are a proper failure like me, you will surely succeed!
Thomas Edison dubbed the "wizard of Menlo Park" the place in Palo Alto where Jobs was to spend his entire working life, was famous for developing many devices that greatly influenced life around the world, including the phonograph, the motion picture camera, and a long-lasting, practical electric light bulb.
One of my favourite and apt quotes of Edisons is;
"I have not failed. I've just found 10000 ways that won't work"
He also said "Our greatest weakness lies in giving up. The most certain way to succeed is always to try just one more time."
So you have no excuses. Good luck and most of fun, have fun making your mistakes!


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On Friday, March 29, SHMS Tri-M Music Honor Society hosted their 3rd annual talent show.
The talent show consisted of seven acts that performed: Road to Epiphany, Haley Coulter, Bri Schmuck, Christopher Smith, Harold Bynum, Alexis Wise, and Tim Fout and Trevor M.
Christopher Smith, who played a piece on the piano, won first place. The group called Road to Epiphany won second place by playing an original song. Harold Bynum also got second place by performing a dubstep dance. Third place went to Haley Coulter who sang, "Whose Bed Have Your Boots Been Under."
During intermission, the audience could put money towards their favorite act. The winner would receive a trophy for people's choice. Along with winning second place, Road to Epiphany won people's choice selected by the audience.
"The money from the talent show gets split up between the departments. The money will go towards new music and equipment," said senior Tri-M member Niki Green.
Since the school first opened, there have been three talent shows presented by Tri-M.
"When we were planning fundraiser ideas during a meeting, someone had mentioned the idea of a talent show. We thought it would be a great tradition to continue at SMHS," said Green.
Talent shows are a great way to raise money towards the art and music departments. Having talent shows also benefits the students because they can showcase their talents and whatever they are passionate about.
"The audition process and being able to see students' talents is fun. We just knew we had to bring it back again because everyone loves to come and watch the students perform," said Green.
Talent shows are the best way to experience performing in front of others and showing off a special talent. Next time there is a talent show, don't be afraid to push the boundaries and escape a comfort zone when trying out.
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RIVERSIDE, CA—This Thursday and Friday, the Ephs sent three women to compete at the UC Riverside Classic Invitational in the heptathlon. With a competitive field full of Division I and III schools, including UC Riverside, La Verna, and Oregon State, this meet was a perfect start to the outdoor season.
Day 1 began on a high note with the 100 meter hurdles. Caitlin Ubl '19 ran a perfect race, finishing in 14.46 seconds. She crossed the finish line first out of all the women, setting a new personal best and putting herself 5th on the Williams all-time list. This performance earned her 914 points. Izabelle Ith '21 also had a great start to the multi with a time of 15.10, finishing the event with 828 points. Teammate Sierra Loomis '20 also had a lifetime best, finishing with a time of 16.45 seconds and 660 points.
The successful day continued with high jump. Ubl had a best height of 1.53 meters, which gained her 655 points. Ith followed close behind with a height of 1.50 meters and 621 points. Loomis finished high jump with 1.35 meters as her best jump, which added 460 points to her total. After high jump, the women transitioned to shot put. For the second time that day, Ubl had a lifetime best, throwing the shot 10.69 meters. This throw awarded her 575 points. Ith finished the event with a best throw of 9.57 meters and 501 points. Loomis threw the shot 7.66 meters, gaining 377 points.
The last event of day 1 was the 200 meter dash. Ubl finished the day off with a lifetime best, running the event in 25.51 seconds. This performance gained her 841 points. Ith and Loomis finished the event with 27.29 and 27.49, respectively. They added 688 and 672 points to their final score.
After having a tiring but triumphant day 1, the Ephs were ready to post some big marks for day 2. The second day began with the long jump. Jumping extremely consistently, Ubl opened the day with a best jump of 5.43 meters and 680 points. Ith also jumped well, finishing with a best jump of 5.36 meters and 660 points. Loomis finished the day with a personal best jump of 5.07 meters, which awarded her 578 points.
The penultimate event was the javelin throw, one of the most nerve-wracking events. It is very easy for athletes to foul out of the event if the javelin lands incorrectly. All three athletes finished the event with strong throws, with Ith and Loomis receiving marks for the first time. Ubl had a furthest throw of 26.63 meters, adding 413 points to her total. Ith had a solid best of 21.05 meters and 308 points. Loomis finished right behind Ith with a final throw of 18.42 meters and 260 points.
With the 800 meter race as the final event of the heptathlon, the women pushed to finish all their hard work on a high note. Ubl finished the two laps in a mere 2:16, a new lifetime best. This time was the fastest 800 of the heptathlon, and she was awarded 871 points. Loomis also had a great race, finishing in 2:28 which placed her fourth in the event. This performance obtained 709 points. Ith followed closely behind with a fast time of 2:33, awarding her 644 points.
After all 7 events were completed, Ubl finished with a total of 4949 points. This total put her in second place for the meet. Not only was this a personal best, but this also broke a 14-year-old school record by 18 points. Ith finished in 7th place with 4250 points, a personal best. This finish also puts her 5th on the Williams all time list. Loomis had a solid first pentathlon, finishing in 10th place with a total of 3716 points.
The rest of the team will join the multis in beginning their outdoor season at the Point Loma Invitational hosted by Point Loma Nazarene University tomorrow in San Diego, California. They will compete against local schools, as well as familiar teams like Middlebury College and Tufts University. The meet will begin with the hammer throw at 9AM PT.


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This summer the Give Every Child a Chance Science Technology Electronics (STEM) program visited summer day camps at French Camp, Sequoia, Banta and Ripon Schools.
Students received the opportunity to design and program their own video game through the program called Bloxels on iPads. Using the Bloxels board, colored blocks, and creativity, students designed the main character of their video game and the environments, which are imported into the game by simply taking a picture of the Bloxel board and the colored blocks with an iPad.
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For the 2017-18 school year, the STEM program will be visiting the following schools during the after school program at two-week intervals: George Komure, Lincoln, River Islands, Golden West, Great Valley, Sequoia, French Camp, Lathrop, Ripon, August Knodt, Banta, Shasta, and Nile Garden, all students attending the after school program will participate. STEM Programs will also be conducted at Veritas, McParland, Widmer and Brock Elliott for fourth and fifth graders. Limited space will be available. Sign-ups will be announced at a later date and taken on a first come basis. This year programming will focus on building robotics and building an earthquake simulator using LEGO WeDo and Mindstorm EV3 Kits. Also understanding and using 3D printers.
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What a year it has been, with so many advances in technology, rapid change in mobile, exciting developments for wearables and poignant events for the travel industry. 2014 saw some incredible developments, twitter records were smashed during the 2014 World Cup, rapid change in the mobile payment industry, with Asian consumers driving change at an astonishing pace and the prominence of mobile only social networks such as WeChat and Snapchat.
It has also been a year of tragedy for the aviation industry, with the loss of three Malaysian aircraft just months apart. Digital communities showed an outpouring of both shared grief and technical ingenuity in the search for answers, yet sadly with no success.
2014 has been a busy year for the Digital Tourism Think Tank. Our #OnTheRoad tour has been an overwhelming success, taking us to far flung places such as South Africa and the United Arab Emirates. We have been overwhelmed by the support of the hundreds of destinations who follow us around the world, our brilliant speakers and experts who are driven by their passion for the industry and our amazing sponsors and partners who have supported us every step of the way.
To say thank you for coming with us on such an amazing journey, we've prepared a little video highlighting the most notable developments that have impacted our industry over the past 12 months.
Thank you for your support, the #DTTT team look forward to seeing you in 2015!