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For the past year or so Castle Payday has been the highest performing auto loan of all times. Last month the average interest rate was 7.9%, still the best in its category. Even though it's not the highest submitted for a castle loan for the month towards the bottom of the loans. Indeed, the average interest rate of this mortgage was the third lowest last month. Clearly, it begs the question, why did Castle Payday hold this high historically?
Why did the other Castle players not – yet – build its own similar mortgage at this time. We can find some indication that there was indeed a credit competitor in the mortgage category in these earlier years. Perhaps the Castle casinos paid good money for their mortgage lending? There is also the possibility that the Castle played fast and loose in the mortgage. Perhaps Castle paid too much on the Castle Invoice?
Whatever the reason, the profitability of the Castle Payday mortgage shows that it is a safe investment in these critical times. However, Castle Payday's 2010 can be also buy and sell to those interested in cornering the Castle market. What we all need to do is see what Mr Tiersmeier has to offer in future projects relating to this mortgage which everyone will dearly love except and old guard that they take bashing for.
How Does 1-3 hour mortgage interest go down?
It is important no-one make anything, this way he has already lost to the other Castle hotels payday lenders. Money -he is suddenly set on how much money the Castle guests are paying for any residence in the the castle.
There is no significant problem of interest rate variations for the benefit is provided by the free interest in Castle Credit cards that can easily allow up to 30 or more credit cards to be used for the mortgage and then all the agreements voided at the end. To those who own a Castle Co, any problems of invoicing equity in a little other company.
How does 3-3.5pm interest rate go down?
There is always a problem if either Castle Payday attracts or retains paid clients for the mortgage when playing over. The answer is to move away from Castle Payday bets, from large retailer bundled purchases and enter new experiences and ways with greater emphasis on merchandise. And for struggle with the cards attending all aspects of life using the Chapel card.
How does IV cards progress?
-An educated value based process. Some information to work on in light of other interest rates.
What would you do with an open Castle credit card. Any Castle book exchange too? Is this to ensure you are not left to assume the Castle Risk or not included in the mortgage for the future.
As this is a bad/bad investment to your ability to put money on Castle Payday in UK retail buting buys. While many chances Luck it is a Time to Risk Investing into the Castle financial instrument/ Holders. Today probably NOT tomorrow but it was yesterday!
To get what the series of four(?) dream properties are worth for around the price of the Castle Hotel. CL2014 Castle Hotel. -As in antique worth £100m??? CL,, then every LOI, CotD, origination fees till you reach the National database of the bank and then the whole solution comes together instantly gives you the castle that you want… What the experience is 119 curious arrangement and materials and use them to get the size and season for the renovation and furniture preparation for the decoration and ornamentation. As well as expressions of cupends like MERFG… What would you do with the Castle Credit Card.
PLEASE NOTE Read the whole Will Developing Castle Paradise – Is a BAD/ BAD Investment? tag… What it is saying PUT YOUR MONEY ON EUROSALED ONLY FOR SPRINKLES
-3 day (5 Mar) Castle long day – Have your bank examined""To build a new castle or make the Castle Hotel more advantageous." (Monday March 14 9:00am to Monday March 22 9:00am)"
Note3-3.5pm interest rate change on May 13.
-3am (Dec) Castle day(Dundermore venue seating capacity upgrades by the 10th)
PLEASE NOTE Read6-2. Come now CL2014 is your Castle Beta.Exactly where are you
-That friendly rhythmic pianoosp out and prayin Dec is in max and close (journeys upgrade is already under way; Stay refreshed with Merry Churrinal Loungeointment.Case player on pa % lawn jalan and close out enjoyed much turn-out) watch over the buffet and chined up with the fresh tender olives behind the tables, the cartilèreis on the ground at the green armoons and all two stone walls laid all ready for this exciting build and ready for the next journey!"


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In setting off to create our 2020 collection we apply that same discipline - covering the most ground possible with the fewest steps, each one purposeful.
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Washington Calligraphers Guild home
2011 Graceful Envelope Contest
Download 2011 Graceful Envelope Contest flier (pdf)
2011 CALL FOR ENTRIES: Calligraphers and artists from around the world are invited to participate in the 17th annual Graceful Envelope Contest, conducted by the Washington (DC) Calligraphers Guild under the sponsorship of the National Association of Letter Carriers. The contest is open to all ages, with two separate categories for children. There is no entry fee.
winning envelopes from past years:
Scripsit magazine of past winning envelopes
Themes of past contests
This year's theme: Time Flies
This year's theme was inspired by the 35th anniversary of the
Washington Calligraphers Guild. But time is more than the passing of hours, days and years. So design an envelope that explores good
times, quality time, the times of our lives, time travel, or any other
idea you have time to develop. And enjoy yourself--since "Time Flies" when you're having fun! Address the envelope artistically to:
The Graceful Envelope Contest
Washington Calligraphers Guild
P.O. Box 3688
Merrifield, VA 22116
Envelopes must be postmarked by Saturday, April 30, 2011.
In addition to promoting the art of calligraphy, the Graceful Envelope Contest celebrates the role of letters in binding people together and serves as a reminder that the people who deliver the mail are career government employees who take pride in their work and care about the communities they serve.
The contest was created in 1995 by the Smithsonian Institution's National Postal Museum, which administered it until delegating responsibility to the Washington Calligraphers Guild in 2001. Beginning in 2003, the National Association of Letter Carriers agreed to partner with the Washington Calligraphers Guild to sponsor the contest and exhibit the winners.
Questions? Contact Lorraine Swerdloff, contest coordinator.
Contest Rules
1. Entries must be postmarked no later than Saturday, April 30, 2011. There is no entry fee. Each contestant may submit one entry (if more than one entry is submitted, only the first entry received will be judged). Your Graceful Envelope entry must be addressed in hand-executed lettering to:
The Graceful Envelope Contest
Washington Calligraphers Guild
P.O. Box 3688
Merrifield, VA 22116
2. Only the front of the envelope will be judged. Do not put your name on the front of the envelope. Legibly print your name, mailing address and e-mail address on the BACK of the envelope (entries will not be opened) and indicate your age group:
3. Due to limited display space, entries may not exceed 6x9 inches. Standard #10 business envelopes are also permitted. Thickness may not exceed 1/4". Be aware the U.S. Postal Service requires additional postage for large, square, thick or otherwise nonmachinable envelopes.
4. Entries must be delivered through the United States Postal Service and must not be enclosed in a separate envelope or in any protective covering. Postage stamp(s) must be canceled, either by hand or machine (entrants often take the envelope to their local post office to make sure it has appropriate postage and to hand cancel the stamps). You can use postage stamps issued in any year, as long as the total postage on the envelope meets or exceeds the current rate. NOTE: If you reside outside the US, use your country's postage in the denomination required for mail going to the States. Do not enclose your entry in an outer envelope or use a private delivery service.
5. Use hand-executed calligraphy or artistic lettering to address your Graceful Envelope. You may use paint, ink, pencil, rubber stamps, or other standard media for illustration or embellishment. Not permitted: computer-generated lettering; stickers; clip art; printed, scanned, computer-enhanced or photocopied images or lettering.
6. Impartial judges from the postal, calligraphic and arts communities will select the winning envelopes in June 2011. Among the criteria the judges will consider are: artistic hand lettering; interpretation of the contest theme ("Time Flies"); effective use of color and design; integration of postage into the design; and the overall creative transformation of an ordinary envelope into a work of art.
7. The contest will not acknowledge receipt of entries. All contestants will be notified in July 2011 as to the final status of their entry. Although no prizes will be awarded, winners will receive certificates and possible media publicity.
8. In addition to being viewable online at www.calligraphersguild.org, the winning envelopes in the adult division will be exhibited at National Association of Letter Carriers headquarters (100 Indiana Ave. NW, Washington, DC 20001; 202-662-2851) and may also be exhibited elsewhere. Non-winning entries will not be displayed. All entries become the property of the Washington Calligraphers Guild and will not be returned.
PLEASE NOTE: To help the envelope reach its destination (the Contest's post office box), make certain the zip code (22116) is easy to find and read on the front. If your design is particularly complex, you may want to repeat the contest address in print on the back (in addition to entrant's name, address and e-mail as required in #2 above) -- but clearly note which address is "TO" and which address is "FROM."
REGARDING POSTAGE for your Graceful Envelope: Standard first-class postage is 44 cents for envelopes weighing up to one ounce. Envelopes that are heavier, unusually shaped, square, very rigid or have certain nonmachinable characteristics (clasps, string, buttons, or similar closures) require 20 cents additional postage. TIP: If you take your envelope to a post office to verify correct postage, ask the clerk to let you hand cancel the stamps. Interesting philatelic website
Themes of Past Contests
1995--no theme
1996--Mother's Day or stamp-related
1997--Pushing the Envelope
1998--National Postal Museum's 5th Anniversary
1999--The Beauty in Nature
2000--Significant Events from the Past Century
2001--25th Anniversary of the Washington Calligraphers Guild
OR Celebrating 200 years of Washington as the Nation's Capital
2002--Greetings from America
2003--The Written Word
2004--The Weather
2005--The Letter P
2006--A Fine Line
2007--A Mailable Feast
2008--C's the Day
2009--Address the Environment
2010--A Stream of Letters
2011--Time Flies


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CHICAGO (CBS) — Some residents in Roscoe Village want a Western Avenue bar to give up its late night liquor license, claiming the bar is a nuisance of noise and crime.
Sarie Keller's home is adjacent to the Bluelight, at 3251 N. Western Ave. She said, over the last several years, problems have escalated.
"Management changed around mid-2008 and from that point, the clientele of the bar changed. It became a very loud, very rowdy bar. People started parking all up and down Melrose in the neighborhood, illegally; on the sidewalks, on the parkways. Our house has been hit three times," she said.
Keller said they've spent years talking with the city of Chicago, Ald. Scott Waguespack's office, and the bar's owners.
"We engaged for over a year of community meetings with the bar owners, telling them what the problems were, what they needed to do. They continue to say it's not our problem, it's not our customers," she said.
The city has deemed the bar problematic, and has entered into a plan of operation with the bar, dictating what they have to do, but Keller said the bar hasn't complied with any of the city's demands.
"In the first day that it was effective, someone parked in the alley, directly under my window, with their windows open, music blasting, and sat there for 10 minutes having a conversation on their phone" she said.


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I've recently moved to western Washington from Southern California and having to scrape icy windshields is a new (and very painful experience). How risky would it be to pour hot water over the windshield rather than using a scraper. I'm afraid it would crack the glass if the water is too hot, but there must be a "safe" temperature.
While pouring warm (not super hot) water on a windshield which is merely western Washington cold is probably not going to crack it, I would strongly suggest you just invest in a nice ice-scraper. Scraping the windows with a decent scraper should take a minute or two tops-- probably less than the time it takes to bother with the tea kettle.
I personally like the scrapers with the copper blades.
I would not use warm water let alone hot. They make ice scrapers for that kind of thing. BTW most cars will warm up in a few minutes and will start warming the window without any outside help. Letting the car warm up itself will mean the engine will also be a bit warmer by the time you move out into traffic.
Note: I is still best to drive the first few miles at reduced speeds (Avoid I-5 … OK during rush hour you can do I-5 as it will be nice and slow). You need to allow the other parts of your car, like the suspension system to warm up also before driving at freeway speeds.
After you crack and replace 2-3 windshields post back on correct temp-get a good scrapper!!
Spray some of the winter (-20F) windshield wiper fluid on your windshield and let it soak for a few minutes. This will get the ice off.
I've seen a windshield crack when hot water was poured on it.
I've never seen one crack when warm water was used, however I have heard enough stories about windshields cracking with warm water that I would never use it.
As others noted, invest in a good scraper and let your car warm up for a few minutes so your defroster can help.
If it isn't too cold and the ice on the window shield isn't too thick, you can use the windshield wiper sprayers to knock the ice clear. In my experience, this only works down to maybe 20F. Other than that, warm the car up until you have a reasonable clear area. Then maybe you can finish the job with the windshield washers.
The windshield washers will not help much with ice on the inside of the windshield.
And sometimes, you just have to scrape/chop/hack the ice off.
I wouldn't do it. In addition to the risk of cracking the windshield, you're going to get a lot of water on the wipers or the area where the wipers sit, which will freeze up and cause other problems.
Think off it this way,are any of your neighbors throwing hot water on their windshields? no, I didn't think so.
Here's a simple solution: Turn your defrosters on high and wait for a few minutes. Ice scrapers tend to scratch the glass and using the windshield washers just wastes fluid and chews up the wiper blades.
remember your engine must be warmed (in order to provide the warm air to effectively loosen the ice) and now we get into the "letting the engine idle to warm up argument"
there are windshield covers you can use…also remember to lift your wiper blades before it gets icy…you can damage motor if you turn on wipers and blades are frozen to glass…
I have found the ice scrapers with brass blades work extremely helpful.
I'd like to chime in with my experience of having lived in both the South (Tennessee/Georgia) and North (Minnesota).
The most important thing to do in your situation is invest in a set of winter wiper blades. Every parts store in snowy states will carry them. Winter wipers are designed with a stiffer rubber blade and a plastic or rubber wrapping around the wiper arm that prevents ice from building up and freezing the wiper onto the windshield.
Even if you somehow avoid cracking the glass, the water build up on regular wiper blades will turn to ice almost instantly. An iced wiper will end up either ripping the blade out of the arm and gouging a stripe across your windshield, or burning out your wiper motor since modern wiper motors won't shut off until they complete at least one full sweep.
Secondly, switch to a cold weather wiper fluid (-20F or lower) as soon as the first snow falls. Like centerfield9 said:
Spray some of the winter (-20F) windshield wiper fluid on your windshield and let it soak for a few minutes. This will get the ice off.
Finally, the only way to completely avoid having to scrape ice is to never park outside of a heated garage. Since this is virtually impossible, find a scraper with a good blade and a nylon brush for clearing off the top layer of snow.
I agree with "mshugna" Is it possible to leave a piece of cardboard over the windshield. They also make windshield covers. Used each for many years with good success here where icy windshields is the norm. Saves lots of $$$$ and aggravation with a little more pre inconvenience.
I used to do this all the time in my 70 vw micro bus. I had no heat so I used enough water Hot to the touch but not boiling to warm the windshield before my 20 drive to work. No cracking. Tempered glass is REALLY tough not like a cocktail glass. They are built to withstand a rock or road debris at highway speed.
There is no serious risk of cracking a windshield from this. Rocks bounce off this glass. It is already tempered and is tough as nails.
Yes, there is a risk of cracking the windshield. Rocks USUALLY bounce off. They sometimes crack the glass, though. And if you get a little crack…even one you can barely see, this temperature change can cause it to split clear across the windshield.
That doesn't make it unsafe. People in Alaska drive with windshields criss-crossed with cracks all the time. I think it's technically illegal, but no one cares. The windshield will still hold together. (they're made of multiple layers, and usually only the outer layer cracks.)
However, in some jurisdictions, you'll get a fix-it ticket for that (because people are stupid, including cops and legislators.)
Don't do it, even if it works on the windshield you now have created an ice patch on the ground where the water runs off the car. Just get a good scraper. I had an outdoor car for 12 years in Anchorage after work. Go out, turn on the car, defrost on high, scrape all windows (front/rear/side) get in, drive off.
No safe temp. Even if you're down on the Sound, the very few days you will want to do this will be the very few days it is cold. And on those days, the water quickly refreezes to a uniform slippery sheen that really IS hard to get off. Big danger is the glass movement caused by rapid temp differences will find the tiniest crack in the tiniest chip you have not noticed. Then it's a really big crack and new windshield. If scraping is difficult for you, go to any of the Big Boxes and get the spray can of windshield deicer.


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Student Profiles
Welcome the Class of 2019!
Amjad Alqahtani
Amjad Alqahtani received his MS degree in physics from Brown University in May 2019. His work is focused on the development of the photomultiplier tube arrays for the LZ dark matter experiment detector, as well as a simulation framework for the neutron calibration system. Prior to that, Amjad graduated from Arizona State University in 2016 with a BS in Physics and Computer Science. During his undergraduate years, Amjad worked on several projects, chief among those is working to help build the simulation for a particle detector developed by the REDTOP collaboration, for which he was rewarded The College of Liberal Arts Undergraduate Summer Enrichment (USE) Scholarship. By attending the Ph.D. program at Georgetown, Amjad wishes to pursue his degree studying condensed matter physics. While most of his previous research training has been in particle and astrophysics, Amjad believes he has accumulated many practical skills that are transferable to the CM physics field. When not in the lab, or at his work desk, you can find Amjad hiking a trail, top roping in a rock climbing gym, editing/filming short videos, or simply attending an art or music show.
Jeremy Canfield
Jeremy, from Shrewsbury, MA, graduated Georgetown University this past Spring with a double major in Physics and Mathematics. During his time at Georgetown, Jeremy participated in research on quantum many-body systems, ultimately writing his senior thesis on the Falikov-Kimball Model. Beyond physics, Jeremy's academic interests include foreign languages (speaks French and Spanish) and modern mathematics. Outside of academics, Jeremy enjoys music, running, and reading.
Zekun (Zach) He
Zach was born in Guangzhou, China and then grew up in both Guangzhou and Hong Kong. He graduated from George Washington University in 2019 with a B.S. in physics. During his undergraduate, his research project was to develop an automatic pipeline to improve productivity in Gamma-Ray Bursts (GRBs) analysis using python and C++. At GWU, Zach was also a photographer in a student newspaper for his love of capturing moments. Besides, he also enjoys playing and learning music. In the near future, he is more than excited to study more amazing physics at Georgetown.
Wayan Fontaine-Seiler
Wayan was born in Paris, France in 1995 and lived most of his life there. After graduating from High School, Wayan entered the Louis Le Grand for his French "Prep Classes" and later joined the ESPCI, a French School of Research and Engineering where he graduated in 2019. There, Wayan studied general physics, chemistry and biology. He did some research on the characterization of defects on coronary stents, the freezing dynamics of fluid films. Wayan also joined the Saint-Gobain company for an internship of 6 months, where he studied the mechanical properties of thin films deposited by magnetron sputtering. His last work and interests revolve around the physics, the rheology and mechanical properties of soft matter and polymers. During my studies, Wayan also served as the President of a nonprofit student organization focused on finding paid missions for the students from various companies. As for his hobbies, Wayan likes to read, go to the museum and traveling as well as many other things.
Xiangyu Lin
Xiangyu graduated from University of Missouri – Columbia in 2019 with a BSc. in physics and a B.E. in electrical engineering. His undergraduate period mainly focused on condensed matters. He joined a research group working on the growth of 2D material and collecting and analyzing their surface condition and band structure. His current interest is still 2D material, especially graphene and topological insulators.
Darrian Mills
Darrian Mills was born in Shreveport, Louisiana in 1997 and later spent a few years in Virginia before eventually moving back to his home state. In 2019, he graduated from Louisiana Tech University with a B.S in physics and minors in Computer Science and Mathematics. As an undergraduate at Louisiana Tech University, he served as an undergraduate researcher at Louisiana Tech's Institute for Micromanufacturing (IFM) in a research group focused on micro and nanotechnology. Current interests include, but are not limited to nanotechnology and biophysics. Outside of academics, Darrian is a fan of sports such as football and basketball and enjoys watching them.
Christopher Quinones
Hailing from Troy, NY, Chris majored in physics and minored in philosophy at Carnegie Mellon University, graduating with a BS in 2018. There he conducted research into modeling bending energies in lipid membranes, was a member of SPS, and mentored underprivileged kids interested in STEM. Chris was also part of Georgetown's 2017 physics REU, researching the effect of boundary conditions on active matter simulations. After graduation, Chris worked for Uber ATG for a year, helping to develop their autonomous vehicle technology.
Students at various stages of the program
Kara Googins, Class of 2015
The Graduate Program at Georgetown was the right fit for me because it is was a small, collaborative and welcoming community that provided each student with the resources they need to be successful. I really appreciated that each graduate student is treated as an important and contributing member to the department. The Department has found the right mix of students that combines intellectual achievement, unique personalities and diverse interests outside of physics.
Abhay Goyal, Class of 2014
The Georgetown physics program turned out to be everything I hoped for in grad school. The small but tight-knit community is both welcoming and encouraging, and the research they do is really interesting! Best of all, the friendly atmosphere and the lab rotations give you the opportunity to explore a variety of research topics.
Matt Sartucci, Class of 2013
The community here at Georgetown is very close-knit and personable. It emphasizes collaborations and support from faculty and experienced research staff. The result is that graduate students are valued and encouraged to take advantage of the many available opportunities, both for research and career development.


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Medical practices in Kalispell have improved over the last few decades as a result of two chief factors namely research and formalisation of the whole industry. Health records take the centre stage in the effort to formalise the practise because they provide a reliable basis for the treatment of patients over time. Such records are not merely limited to the patient's history but rather to all the recorded medical data that can show trends or patterns of health issues in different people over long periods.
Electronic health records have therefore become popular in modern societies. Just about all industries are increasingly embracing digitisation in all processes. The medical industry hasn't been left behind in this. Medical records have also been adapted to digital means of collection and storage that defines the concept of electronic medical records.
The benefits of having electronic health records make the whole change worthwhile. Medical practitioners in different regions or categories can now easily share patient information. This, therefore, makes treatment processes much more efficient and provides essential medical histories for patients without a lot of effort. There is also no denying the convenience of electronic records over physical ones besides the obvious ones like storage ease and the ease of retrieving the data on demand.
EMR Software Solution for Medical Records Management in Montana
Electronic health records in Kalispell MT have evolved the way that medical practitioners operate in terms of collecting and keeping patients' data. All modern health facilities have jumped onto the bandwagon of embracing this trend. Let's just quickly evaluate the key advantages that come with the use of electronic health record systems.
- Seeing The Bigger Picture
Health records provide a history of each patient's medical issues and conditions. This, therefore, allows medical practitioners to familiarise themselves with the patient whether it is on a visit to a dentist or an oncologist. By familiarising themselves with the client's medical background, health experts can better appreciate the bigger picture of the patient's health and identify any health patterns.
- Efficient Record Updates and Retrievals
The main agenda of any health record system is to provide a reliable source of patient details. Electronic records therefore totally satisfy this need in the business. Patent details can even be inputted to the system directly from the medical equipment such as BP meters or thermometers. EHRs also eliminate lots of problems such as parallax errors which come with written records hence improving the integrity of the records. Finally, the time taken to retrieve electronic records is negligible and therefore makes treatment processes much more efficient in Kalispell.
- Better Record Security
Digital means of data storage and collection are better at providing data security than physical records. The risk of destruction is as good as zero since backups can be created on several devices like hard drives. Data can also be uploaded to offsite organisations or to the web where it is secured even when the hardware is destroyed. Electronic records are also more secure from manipulations and alterations than physical records. Digital data is easily encrypted and electronic devices can be programmed to alert the relevant guardians of the information whenever attempts are made to change such records in any way.
- Less Record-Keeping Costs
The conventional means of keeping records involved tedious filing and a great deal of infrastructures to keep the records and maintain room conditions at ideal levels that ensured the integrity of the records on paper. To top it off, the arduous processes of managing all these records required plenty of manpower which all translated to higher costs of creating and maintaining the records. Electronic records, however, demand very little financial aid. A single computer with a large hard drive can do the job with more ease and efficiency.
Advantages of Electronic Health Record System in Kalispell
The management of medical records has a very strong bearing on the progress of any treatment procedure or program for the patient in question. This is true for just about every medical division from dermatology to dentistry. It's therefore essential to employ special software that can effectively manage patient data for the convenience of all medical processes.
EMR software in Montana provides an ultimate solution for just about all the challenges that come with the physical means of medical records management. For instance, they significantly reduce the time period involved in the creation of the records and the retrieval of those same documents for use or upgrading.
The convenience of EMR software also permits flawless integration of patient data from multiple medical practitioners which keeps them updated. Such software is also critical for tracking patients' health by identifying abnormal trends and features within the information recorded. Both the medical institutes and the patients that they care for benefit immensely from record management with EMR software.No other alternative management compares to this.
Previous attempts to entrust medical records with each patient have failed dismally in Kalispell MT 59901. This cannot be blamed on the patient, human error is common after all and any records in the care of patients are subject to losses or distortions which ultimately makes them unreliable. The use of EMR software, therefore, eliminates any such possibilities and ensures the continued integrity of medical records.
Kalispell, Montana
Kalispell (/ˈkæləˌspɛl, ˌkæləˈspɛl/) is a city in, and the county seat of Flathead County, Montana, United States.[4] The 2010 Census put Kalispell's population at 19,927.[5] The Kalispell Micropolitan Statistical Area has a population of 93,068 and it is the largest city and commercial center of northwest Montana.[6] The name Kalispell is a Salish word meaning "flat land above the lake".
Working using his own capital, Charles Edward Conrad, a businessman and banker from Fort Benton, Montana, formed the Kalispell Townsite Company with three other men.[7] The townsite was quickly platted and lots began selling by the spring of 1891. Conrad built a large mansion in Kalispell in 1895.[8] Kalispell was officially incorporated as a city in 1892.[9] Since that time, the city of Kalispell has continued to grow in population reaching 19,927 in 2010. As the largest city in Northwest Montana, Kalispell serves as the county seat and commercial center of Flathead County. The city is considered a secondary trade center with a trade area of approximately 130,000. The city also is home to Kalispell Regional Medical Center, which boasts a 150-bed facility.[10]
Nestled in the Flathead valley, Kalispell is 31 miles (50 km) from Glacier National Park and 22 miles (35 km) from Hungry Horse Dam. Skiers have access to Whitefish Mountain Resort on Big Mountain and Blacktail Mountain Ski Area each 17 miles (27 km) away. Flathead Lake is 7 miles (11 km) away.[11]Buffalo Hill Golf Club, designed by Robert Muir Graves,[12] serves the needs of golfers.
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Daily Archives: February 1, 2018
HOUSATONIC STUDENTS TAKE TO THE OVAL IN PROTEST OF SCHEDULE AND GRADING CHANGES, AND PAM VOGEL AND THE REGION ONE BOARD OF EDUCATION Reply
It was a peaceful demonstration of non-violent American protest rights. Over one hundred H.V.R.H.S. students under the watchful eyes of administration ( there to make sure the press and the students did not mix) and apparently some teaches (taking names for later punishment).
Some info on Dr. Doug Reeves 2
The note from Ian at H.Y.R.H.S says….
Harvard School of Education professor Dr. Doug Reeves will be at Housatonic on Tuesday evening for talks on the new grading system at 4:30 and 7 PM. Ian referred to him as Harvard School of Education professor..THAT IS INCORRECT…he has twice been named to the Harvard University Distinguished Authors Series, that is quite a difference.
Well, anyway here are some articles to "bone" up on for his appearance….just a question: Thi s is undoubtedly costing Region One (and thus YOU the Taxpayers money!). Don't you think they could have found someone with not so quite a educationally questioned background? I found someone who lives right here in Salisbury….
Defendant in Child Assault Case Served Time For Fraud
Douglas Reeves, a former Swampscott resident, author and international education consultant served time in federal prison in the early 1990s.
This April 10, 2014 article by Catherine Gewertz from "Education Week" covers the acquittal but notes as well that Houghton Mifflin Harcourt ended its relationship with Dr. Reeves.
Then there's this 2011 post, "The '90/90/90 Schools' Myth," from Justin Baeder, a blogger for "Education Week," that questions Reeves' findings specifically. Below this article are two additional articles critical of so-called "miracle" schools that claim to have rapidly boosted student performance. These articles are extremely relevant, and quite critical of what the authors view as exploitation by for-profit educational companies ultimately unable to maintain their claims of high speed, high level growth.
We know a local supporter of this type of grading system who is willing to speak to local parents on why it was the implantation of the program as to why it is failing. If enough parents show interest, we can set up a local Q and A with her so you can get information that is not biased, or paid for by Region One.
Dr. Douglas Reeves is the founder of Creative Leadership Solutions. The author of more than 30 books and 80 articles on leadership and organizational effectiveness, Doug has twice been named to the Harvard University Distinguished Authors Series.


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Rules For Gentiles
Acts 15:6-29
The Rules For Gentiles Bible scriptures located in Acts 15:6-29 explains directly from God's Word the Rules For Gentiles topic.
Acts 15:6
And the apostles and elders came together for to consider of this matter.
Acts 15:7
And when there had been much disputing, Peter rose up, and said unto them, Men and brethren, ye know how that a good while ago God made choice among us, that the Gentiles by my mouth should hear the word of the gospel, and believe.
Acts 15:8
And God, which knoweth the hearts, bare them witness, giving them the Holy Ghost, even as he did unto us;
Acts 15:9
And put no difference between us and them, purifying their hearts by faith.
Acts 15:10
Now therefore why tempt ye God, to put a yoke upon the neck of the disciples, which neither our fathers nor we were able to bear?
Acts 15:11
But we believe that through the grace of the LORD Jesus Christ we shall be saved, even as they.
Acts 15:12
Then all the multitude kept silence, and gave audience to Barnabas and Paul, declaring what miracles and wonders God had wrought among the Gentiles by them.
Acts 15:13
And after they had held their peace, James answered, saying, Men and brethren, hearken unto me:
Acts 15:14
Simeon hath declared how God at the first did visit the Gentiles, to take out of them a people for his name.
Acts 15:15
And to this agree the words of the prophets; as it is written,
Acts 15:16
After this I will return, and will build again the tabernacle of David, which is fallen down; and I will build again the ruins thereof, and I will set it up:
Acts 15:17
That the residue of men might seek after the Lord, and all the Gentiles, upon whom my name is called, saith the Lord, who doeth all these things.
Acts 15:18
Known unto God are all his works from the beginning of the world.
Acts 15:19
Wherefore my sentence is, that we trouble not them, which from among the Gentiles are turned to God:
Acts 15:20
But that we write unto them, that they abstain from pollutions of idols, and from fornication, and from things strangled, and from blood.
Acts 15:21
For Moses of old time hath in every city them that preach him, being read in the synagogues every sabbath day.
Acts 15:22
Then pleased it the apostles and elders with the whole church, to send chosen men of their own company to Antioch with Paul and Barnabas; namely, Judas surnamed Barsabas and Silas, chief men among the brethren:
Acts 15:23
And they wrote letters by them after this manner; The apostles and elders and brethren send greeting unto the brethren which are of the Gentiles in Antioch and Syria and Cilicia.
Acts 15:24
Forasmuch as we have heard, that certain which went out from us have troubled you with words, subverting your souls, saying, Ye must be circumcised, and keep the law: to whom we gave no such commandment:
Acts 15:25
It seemed good unto us, being assembled with one accord, to send chosen men unto you with our beloved Barnabas and Paul,
Acts 15:26
Men that have hazarded their lives for the name of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Acts 15:27
We have sent therefore Judas and Silas, who shall also tell you the same things by mouth.
Acts 15:28
For it seemed good to the Holy Ghost, and to us, to lay upon you no greater burden than these necessary things;
Acts 15:29
That ye abstain from meats offered to idols, and from blood, and from things strangled, and from fornication: from which if ye keep yourselves, ye shall do well. Fare ye well.
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This morning my dad went into surgery to have a kidney/prostate(?) removed(?). Another family member called over the weekend to let me know that a spot or something had been found on the kidney and were going to have it removed. This is the first I've heard of this particular problem and I'm getting all of this second-hand so the specifics are a little unclear. I knew he had a hernia(?) about a month ago, they took care of that, then he had a reaction to the drugs he was given during recovery so recovery took longer than expected. It sounds like he's expecting the recovery from today's surgery to only be a few days, but based on the last one everyone else is expecting it to take a few weeks.
Despite all that he's still trying to remodel the house, do work around the house, and in general make himself useful. I can understand why, although I don't agree. If I were in his place, well over 70 years old, I would be a little concerned about being made useless. But I would know this is only a temporary setback and to take it easy while the body recovers what it can. But, that's his call. I haven't been close to my parents in many many years, so I wouldn't be devastated if I lose them.
I probably won't hear anything back unless something goes completely wrong. Even if I were to call tomorrow the details would be sketchy and it would be like pulling teeth to find out anything directly from the parental units. *shrugs*


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Yesterday Gwynn and I participated in the Blue Ridge Brutal (BRB). We preregistered a couple of months ago for the 50m route, but we recently received notification from the organizers saying that the routes would be shortened this year due to construction on the Blue Ridge Parkway (BRP), so we chose the shortened 75m route.
We drove to West Jefferson on Friday afternoon and stayed overnight at the brand new Hampton Inn. During my first BRB back in the late '90s, the ride began with an anaerobic (for me) procession through downtown. This year we enjoyed walking through town both Friday and Saturday evenings before dinner at Frasers'.
The start was very typical (although I do miss the old days when they used a shotgun as a starter's pistol), as the hammers always seem to fly out of sight before I reach the BRP. If you want to see a "hammer fly out of sight", I highly recommend this event. We briefly visited with Gyros Don Page and Fernando Puente, prior to the start, before they flew away. 8^)
Gwynn and I started at the back of maybe 250 bikes. A light rain began falling as we rolled out NC163 and up Phillip's Gap toward the BRP. The parkway was very foggy. Even though we were deprived of some breathtaking scenery, at least we were able to see the freshly painted double-yellow line and used it for navigation. When we exited the parkway on NC16, we said goodbye to the rain and fog, but continued to enjoy cool (~75F) air temperatures for the remainder of the ride.
While I was pulling up a climb on NC16, Gwynn said: "You can go a little faster, I'm wobbling!" ;^) We made our first stop at the second rest area (36m) and enjoyed some homemade zucchini bread. As you would expect after this many miles, we were sharing the road with riders of all abilities, because we passed some faster riders when we skipped the first rest area and also passed an occasional hammer that had been grounded by a flat. The homemade snacks were good enough to warrant another stop at the third rest area (47m) just before we crossed the New River on US221.
That was our last stop before the finish. Since this was the first time that I've ridden the "75m" route, I was surprised by a couple of long hills in the last 5 miles. Next year I'll expect to see long hills while riding in the mountains. 8>)
We had 66.9m @15.4mph while on the bike and ~4.5 hours elapsed time.
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The ills of Facebook, Twitter And The Blogosphere: Where Would You Poke A Friend?
Last month, there was news that Facebook was going to charge everybody who has a face on the social networking site. The amount was going to be $4 or something like that, no matter the number of friends you have.
That news may have excited the parents of a twelve year old girl who is suing them for not allowing her to use the computer. A school trip is due; she needs to monitor the progress on the internet. The parents want her to read her books instead. She spends too much time on the computer, chatting away with friends on social networking sites. She has a presence on nearly all of them. She has a space on Myspace and a big face on Facebook.
She is also a twitterer, so she has a great following on Twitter.com. There are a few more she keeps discovering. Sometimes she chats with strangers she would never meet. And that is dangerous for a girl of her age. Three or four hours a day on the computer is quality time wasted.
Next, a wife divorces her husband for looking at women flirtatiously on the internet. Ironically, she had met him on a dating site, on the same computer that is now a family property.
Then, a friend finds out that he is in the same social networking group as his nemesis. His rival of many years knows somebody who is friends with his best friend. What is worse, the arch enemy sends him an invitation for friendship. There, a few thoughts come to play: Does he pretend that he hasn't seen the invitation or ignore it altogether? There is also the all important consideration of civility and etiquette.
One thing leads to another and they are good friends again, at least on the social networking site, after all those years. At a point, the wisdom in the whole computer friendship business begins to haunt him: Is this social networking thing necessary at all? Well, the consolation is that the site may have helped him unearth a few important contacts he had missed since high school.
They call it social networking but it is the whole of society cramped into a devil of a thing called the internet.
It may well be called social incest because it is too entangling and frankly, sometimes very useless. So, is there anything like privacy anymore?
When I first signed on to Facebook, any user who visited the site might have noticed that I was the freshest face alive. 'Write on a friend's Wall', the instruction had said. So I started pouring my heart out to a long lost girlfriend who had jilted me years ago, shamelessly disembowelling the gory contents of our relationship. I thought the message was meant for her consumption alone, so I went on, politely asking her to forgive the wrongs of the past and consider a possible comeback.
It was a very long but interesting romantic plea, the kind any Desdemona would be pleased to hear from an Othello. Later that evening, my wife surged towards me, quizzing: "Do you still love your ex in London?" "Hun, I haven't spoken to her in a whole year", I lied. "Really, you spoke to her today", she moved. "Me, I have no idea what you are talking about", I insisted. She dragged me to the computer, opened the Facebook page, and read my message aloud until it broke my tympanic membrane. She left to walk the dog, fuming, "Quezi, as she pronounces Kwesi, I think we are done." I went back to the site to see what went wrong. Well, everything had gone wrong. The whole world had read my story. I had left my telephone numbers for her, so a few friends called me, including those who are not even on Facebook.
It seems you can't save face on Facebook. Why would I write on somebody's wall and the whole world gets to know? There were a few more mistakes I made. I had provided my cell phone number when signing in, so whenever somebody poked me or wrote on my wall, my mobile telephone providers charged me for texting me that information. The same information would be in my email account and on Facebook at the same time. That redundancy was worse than anything you would expect in any civil service organisation. Then, there is the status column, where people just say anything on their minds. The messages range from what they are eating to their plans for the week. Consider something as incredibly uninspiring as: "I am eating good old yoko kari, and it is yummy, yummy." Does the whole world need to know what somebody is eating for lunch? Occasionally, you would read something sensible. A few writers post their articles on their profile, something I have only recently started doing.
What about the private photographs that have suddenly become a public album? Friends are allowed to comment on your photos. Often, it is refreshing to see how old friends had gotten married and taken photos with their families. That is also a good way to gauge those who are still single.
A newspaper editor, who had shared a room with me in university, wrote against my profile picture: "Room, you need to shed some kilos. You are looking chubby." Another friend in America teased: "Your bushy moustache is ideal for filtering foamy beer. It looks too academic and intimidating. Please borrow a razor." Often you will see the photographs of some celebrities and a message asking you to be a fan. All you do is just click on add, and you are the latest fan. Of course, there is a chat room, where you can exchange instant messages with friends in your contact book. Sometimes, you don't know what to think when you invite them for a chat and they don't honour the invitation. You try it the second time, then you consider deleting them from your book. Would they know that I have taken their name out, you ask yourself? Then the assurance follows, almost instantaneously: They will not be notified. So, you go ahead and check them out. After that, you wonder the use of all that. Maybe you should close your account altogether and concentrate on more important things.
I considered signing out from Facebook when I met my 23 year old cousin on the site: "Bro Kwesi, I didn't think I will see you here. I thought Facebook was kidstuff", she typed. I asked why she didn't have a picture on her profile. "I don't want to advertise myself to the whole world," she opined. That was when I decided to try Twitter.com, thinking that I would see an adult face to social networking.
I didn't know about it until a celebrity dumped her boyfriend earlier this month for spending too much time on the social networking site. On twitter, twitterers just twitter, like twits, talking about nothing important. There, you have a following, fellow twitterers, who type their minds out about nearly anything under the sun. That is exactly what the site is about: Tell your followers what you have been up for the day. Some users have several thousand followers, and they spend time each day telling them how bad their day at work had been or how their dog did something funny at the vet. Is that how cheap modern communication has become?
Yet, the site has a great following, and it has received lots of commendations. The New York Times describes Twitter as "one of the fastest-growing phenomena on the internet." Newsweek puts it even more poignantly: "Suddenly, it seems as though all the world's a twitter." That is more than an accurate description of the meaninglessness of today's fast-moving, internet-dictated life. Intelligent pursuits seem to have given way to cyber social networking, where people are happy to tell friends every step they take everyday of their lives. You wonder: Do folks get time to read any book these days? No wonder the newspaper industry is suffering. The internet pretty much rules us, bringing together friends, news, articles for sale, videos and documentaries at our pleasure.
What about blogging? I have often been advised: Why don't you set up a blogsite where people can easily access your articles? Certainly, that is useful; at least more useful than perusing photographs of friends on Facebook or just twittering away on Twitter. I am yet to enter the blogosphere, but I have visited a few good blogs. It is the most useful thing any writer would consider doing? Blogs may have their own problems, but its informative character makes it a worthwhile venture. It is serious business, which could also be fun. You can still post your wedding photos on your blogsite, but blogging is essentially about stuff, usually stuff like this, not photos of people's lovely children. So, maybe I will enter the blogosphere very soon. It doesn't take much to go there.
Do folks like to read from the blogsite more than the traditional newspaper? Well, since all the world is a twitter, it seems people would be happy to jump on your blog after seeing their face on Facebook or catching up on updates on twitter. By the time they are done with all that, they are too tired to settle for any boring story on the credit crunch or on Afghanistan that is tucked somewhere in the middle pages of a broadsheet. So, that is how the computer is sucking the print from the newspaper.
But, friends, lets ask ourselves: Is social networking all we bargained for when we hailed the internet as the greatest invention of this century? Often, I would quickly close the Facebook window when my wife walks into the living room. "Are you still on Facebook? Read a book, honey", she would say. You don't come across as a serious person if all you do is chat on the internet and look at photos. So, I feel a weird sense of guilt whenever I spend more than thirty minutes on the social networking site, especially when I have articles to write and the pile of subscribed news magazines staring me in the face. Then, there is the television, which, fortunately, does not engage my attention as before. You can always refuse to answer the cellphone or simply turn it off. Life isn't all about communication; sometimes you need a private space to think, even if it means holding yourself incommunicado. But, will they let you be?
Social networking sites work just like Keep Fit clubs. Not everybody wants to join. Those who join have the choice to stay on or sign off. So, what am I going to do with Facebook?
If I sign off, my wife will think I am the most ungrateful bastard alive. How did I meet her? We had met at a conference somewhere in southern Ontario. All participants had their name badges hanging around their necks, like bulldogs. I memorised her name and later that evening typed it into the search engine on Facebook. I didn't need to do the usual pep talk or ask for her number. I am crap at the ice breakers; I always end up saying something silly. I don't have funny jokes or sweet words that women want to hear. Sometimes all I do is feed into their eyes and goof: "Do you always look this beautiful on Fridays? I wonder how the world will bear with all that beauty for seven days in a week." I am better on the computer. Facebook was five years old last month. Our Facebook brokered relationship is only three months old. We both have miles to go. Wish us luck.
Benjamin Tawiah is a journalist. He lives in Ottawa, Ontario.
Email: [email protected], [email protected]
The author has 235 publications published on Modern Ghana.
Disclaimer: "The views/contents expressed in this article are the sole responsibility of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect those of Modern Ghana. Modern Ghana will not be responsible or liable for any inaccurate or incorrect statements contained in this article."


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I am excited to be part of this event. I'll be joining an executive roundtable with fellow industry veterans to discuss the state of the Creative Operations role and its emerging importance within creative organizations.
My co-panelists are:
- Eric Fulmer (panel moderator), a veteran of improving business practices who is now dedicated to great software — Capture Integration — that cuts the friction out of managing digital photoshoots on an industrial scale. His demo blew me away when I saw it.
- Claire Carter-Ginn, a consultant who offers a spirited melding of content and commerce for brands and retailers, including delivering the goods for monster photo shoots in the fashion industry. I know her from her time at Michael Kors.
- Vladimir Simovich, who made his name in Creative Ops at the home-furnishings company Restoration Hardware, among other experiences.
We will be talking about the role of Creative Ops, including:
- Defining the role – what does a Creative Ops leader do, anyway?
- Creative Operations metrics justify the role
- Building out your creative ops team, and how to scale appropriately
- In this highly data-driven role to track productivity, how do you measure quality?
Two of these panelists I will be meeting for the first time. But I love LinkedIn for showing me the connections we have in common. Those of us who are passionate about this topic may be dispersed geographically, and embedded in all manner of enterprises, but we are a small and growing army.
Since the folks at Insight Exchange said it best, I want to include their synopsis of the event:
The emerging role responsible for Creative Operations has become an indispensable part of leading organizations' marketing and creative teams. Yet, charged with such varied and disparate duties makes defining the role and problem-solving its challenges an ongoing difficulty. Voila! – The Creative Operations Exchange – designed as a unique forum to promote trouble-shooting solutions to common pain points, process discovery, collaboration, and inspiration – offers peer-to-peer networking opportunities amongst pioneering practitioners.
Hope to see you there!


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Dagabaaz Re Song Making – Dabangg 2 – Salman Khan, Sonakshi Sinha
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Rahat Fateh Ali Khan's singing has added oodles of charm to the track 'Dagabaaz Re' which is composed by music duo Sajid-Wajid from Salman Khan, Sonakshi Sinha starrer movie "Dabangg 2". Check out the making of this song and stay connected with us for latest updates.
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Song: Dagabaaz Re
Starcast: Salman Khan, Arbaaz Khan, Sonakshi Sinha and others
Singer: Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, Shreya Ghoshal
Lyrics: Sameer Anjaaan
Music Director: Sajid Wajid
Music Label: T-Series
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Scholastic Book Fairs- Scholastic, in partnership with multiple schools across India, hosts more than 4000 programmes annually. The book fairs aim to foster reading habits among school kids. The books are segregated according to the age and grades of the student to facilitate the selection of right books. The book lists are designed by experts-….Read More


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Soft Corn Tortillas (335g): Corn Flour (27%), Water, Wheat Flour, Stabiliser: Glycerol; Wheat Gluten, Vegetable Oils: Palm, Rapeseed; Dextrose, Raising Agents: Sodium Acid Pyrophosphate, Sodium Bicarbonate; Emulsifier: Mono- and Diglycerides of Fatty Acids; Salt, Preservative: Potassium Sorbate; Acid: Citric Acid, Seasoning Mix Quesadillas (26 g): Dehydrated Vegetables: Tomato, Garlic, Onion; Salt, Sugar, Spices (11%) (Cumin, Black Pepper, Cayenne Pepper (2.5%), Chilli Pepper, Chipotle), Dried Glucose Syrup, Yeast Extract, Natural Flavouring, Spice Extract: Paprika, Thick 'n' Chunky Salsa (144g): Tomato (61%), Onions (16%), Green Peppers (10%), Tomato Paste, Salt, Vinegar, Onion Flakes, Sugar, Onion Powder, Lemon Juice Concentrate, Guajillo Pepper, Garlic Powder, Spices, Acidity Regulator: Citric Acid
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Adolf HITLER
Austrian-born German politician and the leader of the Nazi Party
Hitler's father, Alois Hitler, was an illegitimate child and, for the first 39 years of his life, bore his mother's surname, Schicklgruber. Alois' paternity was not listed on his birth certificate, and has been the subject of much controversy. After receiving a "blackmail letter" from Hitler's nephew William Patrick Hitler threatening to reveal embarrassing information about Hitler's family tree, Nazi Party lawyer Hans Frank investigated, and, in his memoirs, claimed to have uncovered letters that revealed Ms. Schicklgruber was employed as a housekeeper for a Jewish family in Graz and that the family's 19-year-old son, Leopold Frankenberger, fathered Alois. No evidence has ever been produced to support Frank's claim, and Frank himself said Hitler's full Aryan blood was obvious. Frank's claims were widely believed in the 1950s, but by the 1990s, were generally doubted by historians. Ian Kershaw dismisses the Frankenberger story as a "smear" by Hitler's enemies, noting that all Jews had been expelled from Graz in the 15th century and were not allowed to return until well after Alois was born.
In 1876, Alois took the surname of his stepfather, Johann Georg Hiedler. The name was spelled Hiedler, Hüttler, Huettler and Hitler, and was probably regularized to Hitler by a clerk. The origin of the name is either "one who lives in a hut" (Standard German Hütte), "shepherd" (Standard German hüten "to guard", English heed), or is from the Slavic word Hidlar and Hidlarcek. (Regarding the first two theories: some German dialects make little or no distinction between the ü-sound and the i-sound.)
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In 2001, Goldman Sachs economist Jim O'Neill coined the term 'BRIC' in reference to the megacities of Brazil, Russia, India and China -- urban magnets that he rightly predicted would drive economic growth in the coming years. Drawing in rural workers with the promise of higher wages and a higher quality of life, the ever-growing BRIC megacities are defined by the fine balance between expanding......read more
British artist Marcus Lyon [previously] continues his exploration of the shifting global environment and economy with Exodus, a series of composite images of people, goods and services on the move: Exodus is an exploration of the most significant migrations of the early 21st Century. As the ability of humans, goods and services to circumnavigate the planet increases exponentially we are left......read more
Remember the space-saving Boskke Sky Planters we featured a while back? Well, they're back with a collaborative artist series produced with the Jaguar Shoes collective. The triple pack of inverted ceramic pots features custom artwork by Marcus Oakley, who applied playful illustrations to each in a flora/fauna theme. The planters come complete with everything you need to grow......read more
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The stock market has suddenly encountered an identity crisis. Over the three trading day stretch, stocks posted what is now the seventh worst trading day of the year on Tuesday followed by the best trading day of the year on Wednesday followed by the fourth worst trading day of the year on Thursday. Such violent swings have frayed the nerves of many investors that had become accustomed to a market that existed for so long with little volatility. But standing back from the daily trading noise and looking at the market from a broader view can be helpful in keeping today's correction in perspective. And recent history can also offer some clues as to what a bull market peak actually looks like and whether we are currently in the midst of one today.
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Tony Gruenewald's The Secret History of New Jersey is a wonderful collection of satirical, reflexive, quasi-political, lyrical and humorous poems. Gruenewald's Secret History is broken up into to chapters or "exits" as he describes them (throughout the collection Gruenewald constantly refers to transportation, the road and to highway systems themselves). The first, "Exit 1-The Secret History of New Jersey" contains many poems of reflection and of the past. "Exit 2-New York City, Boca Raton, Bluefield, W.Va., Afghanistan" is loaded with more of Gruenewald's observations and opinions. Though, both parts are filled equally with his astute and cynical observation of the world around him.
Many of Gruenewald's poems are full of lyrical aspects loaded with alliterations. Better than reading his work is listening to him read it. I had the pleasure to hear him read "Grand Finale" (the first poem in his book) at a reading and he sets a wonderful pace with his word selection "…Bombs and M-80′s/buzzed back yards" and "chased by barrages of bottle rockets." In his piece "Ford Motor Company Edison Assembly Plant, 1948-2004" he loads the page with sweet sounding alliterations "Suburbs sprouted/from surrounding fields/feeding it the sweat and muscle…"
Besides the lyrical aspects with his use of alliteration (consonance and assonance as well), making the poems pleasant to the ear/inner voice Gruenewald's work is significant and he adds depth and shade with the use of symbolism and literary reference. In his poem "A Study of the Social Order of Automobiles" Gruenewald juxtaposes several ideas and ideologies serving up a deep and multi faceted poem. In it he starts "When your Subaru left the inspection station/like Hester Prynne,/its scarlet sticker conspicuous,/the other cars did not shun it,". Gruenewald, like Miller uses Puritanical New England as a pulpit to bring to light modern conflict in his referencing Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter. In the poem he continues "it was their drivers whose eyes/were either averted/or overflown with disdain." Gruenewald paints a picture of a society full of 'all accepting motor vehicles' versus 'all judging drivers.' "A Study of the Social Order of Automobiles" is full of satire and show's Gruenewald's disgust towards the current and continuing 'competing with the Joneses' mentality of America which we have been living in since post WWII.
In "Route 1 Free Association (To the guy in the black Lincoln riding my bumper…) " Gruenewald uses, as the title suggests, free association. In this piece he raps on from Neal Cassady (stating in the first line "You'd think you were Neal Cassady" comparing the guy behind him riding his bumper to Cassady) to James Dean to Jazz music legends to the Blues to idealism ("of my grandfather's ridiculously/green front lawn.") and from the Blues to color association of traffic lights to tail lights and then back full circle when he states "you're about to react/to my brake lights'/alarming red or/we'll both be singing/some serious/blues." Gruenewald's cunning use of these associative ideas perpetuates the same feelings of being in a car; driving fast, and then slowing down, signs and sights going by, taking it all in slowly or with velocity, constantly being bombarded by images and sounds (Just like jazz music).
Like in "A Study of the Social Order of Automobiles", Gruenewald makes some serious and living social statements in "First Class (for Jerry Monastersky)." In "First Class) Gruenewald brings up an account of his mother receiving a letter from his teacher after the first day of school "though expectations were low,/they'd teach enough to know//how to sign away my soul/to the used car and mortgage,//and to please remember that I'd been bred/to be fed to the factories…." From reading The Secret History of New Jersey one can deduce that not only was Gruenewald not "bred/to be fed to the factories" that he has more than exceeded whatever low expectations his educators had for him. This classification of students being outlined is an important statement which is more alive now than it was yesterday (the 'no child left behind' communism of education).
In several of Gruenewald's pieces he makes religious references, not only referencing but satirizing commonly known Christian prayers/phrases. In the title poem "The Secret History of New Jersey" Gruenewald delivers the piece as if it would read form the New Testament, making commandments such as "all turns,/even those to the left/should indeed begin/from the lane of right." He also has a poem with the witty title of "The Last Temptation of Cracker Jack Christ" which could be read several different ways. In "Love, American Style" Gruenewald reminds readers of the phrase "In God We Trust" being scribed on American currency followed by the poignant (but true) statement "since His only Son/was crucified and died/on the dollar sign…." Lastly, in "Junky" Gruenewald rolls through this poem starting with a Shaksperian satire "To decaf/or not to decaf/that/is the question…" and ending with "Our Father who art in/Columbia…" all dedicated to his (or Bernadette's, whom the poem is dedicated to) love for coffee.
The Secret History of New Jersey is a witty and entertaining read for all pallets. The road references and metaphors, in conjunction with his lyrical jazz-like stylings will usher the reader through to the end on a fast pace and a high note. Gruenewald's satires and observations (serious or otherwise) have a unique spin on them, which at minimum will result in a slight "heh" or have one rolling on the floor. Hop on the freeway and learn all you can about The Secret History of New Jersey.
The Secret History of New Jersey (ISBN-13: 978-1-880764-25-1) published in 2009 by Northwind Publishing is available on Amazon.com and more information can be obtained from the publisher at PO Box 823, Red Bank, NJ 07701. Be sure to visit Tony on the web at www.tonygruenewald.com.