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It's a Monday evening at the Dade City Woman's Club and vocal coach Alison Graham sits at a small round table, near a bank of windows. Girls are sitting around her on the floor, listening as Graham reads through judges' comments from their most recent competition. It's a routine the girls know well. The singers, who are members of Graham Music Studios, are accustomed to performing, and … [Read more...]
Hitting all the right notes — together
Let the good times roll
Part of the secret to having fun is knowing where to find it. And, then once you have figured out some options, it's good to know early enough so you can do what you need to do, to maximize your enjoyment. That's the idea behind this master calendar: It's a list of fun stuff to do in 2018 — giving readers plenty of time to consider their choices and make some plans. So, as New Year gets … [Read more...]
Eddie Herrmann, a pillar in San Antonio, was an original
Edward Joseph Herrmann, known as "Eddie" to most everyone in San Antonio, was an original, and with his passing on Oct. 21, the community paused to reminisce about a pillar of the community. Eddie wore many hats. He was a father, a son, a husband, an uncle, a former Mayor of San Antonio, an award-winning winemaker, a writer and a respected historian. His death came on the evening of the 51st … [Read more...]
San Antonio gears up for 51st Rattlesnake Fest
The 51st annual San Antonio Rattlesnake Festival, slated for this coming weekend, is borrowing from old traditions and introducing new activities, too, according to organizers of the event. The two-day event is set for Oct. 21, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on Oct. 22, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. As in the past, the festival will have a snake show, wooden gopher tortoise races, a pumpkin patch and … [Read more...]
2016 marked by rapid growth, touching moments
The national election captured headlines and attention, but 2016 was an eventful year in many other ways, as well, across The Laker/Lutz News coverage area. The big story is the region's growth. New houses are popping up all over the place, with developments such as Long Lake Ranch, Estancia at Wiregrass Ranch, Connerton, Bexley and Asturia, just some of the residential communities … [Read more...]


text: Probably missed the boat for this year, but are there any particular tomato varieties that would grow well in the UK, more specifically SE? I grew some a number of years ago and they came out quite well, but I haven't a clue what variety they were. So it would be nice to know if there any types that are particularly well suited to the British climate.

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There's little dignity in public bathrooms. They're designed to be cold and hostile. Wring your guts and go. Tin toilets and scratched up mirrors. The stink and smears of someone else's shit. Stray pubes and the knowledge that others jack off on these toilets. Then there's low stalls people can see over. Even worse the dreaded no door. Open concept in the one place it doesn't belong.
I once came upon a fat kid sitting on the shitter. There were no stall doors in the public pool changing room. I was a kid too, there to swim with cousins. This young version of me felt afraid to be seen naked but there were no private spaces to change. So I did it quick, turning from those I know. Then I walked by the defecator, taking in this absurd sight. He sat naked while wiping his ass. Fat rolls squishing with every reach down to brown town. No dignity on display. Just a fat kid shitting.
To defecate is our most primal and private act. Even unseen by those we fuck. Dogs dump in public and bug their eyes as they do it. They sense the shame. Know it shouldn't be seen. I once filmed myself taking a shit and it's the worst thing I've ever done. Betrayed my own privacy. I feel no need to witness another enact this act. The squat and splat. But no door and a fucked up tummy meant we all caught sight of the fad kit shitting. Wiping his ass in the open. More than twenty years later he still sticks in my mind. A truly awful sight.
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89 Locust Rdg
This is a Single Family Home.
89 Locust Rdg is a Single Family Home in CROSS RIVER.
Regarding weather, the average summer temperature is 71.5°F, while the average winter temperature is 26.1°F. The average annual rainfall is 52.8 inches and the average annual snowfall is 39.2 inches.


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The UHP is excited to be adding a new Self & Society offering for this fall, "Human Rights: Here, There, and Everywhere" with Prof. Maria Restrepo. See details below!
Human Rights: Here, There, and Everywhere
Professor Maria Restrepo
HONR 2047:10 – 3 Credits
Fulfills: CCAS Social Science; GWSB: Non-Business Elective/Unrestricted Elective; SEAS: Social Science
Course Description: The subject of Human Rights (HR) arguably lays bare the entire premise of liberal education itself. The issue of HR exposes us to the world outside our own circle of experience; and also requires us to make judgments, assessments, and interpretations of uncertain situations, often in settings where there are no clear penalties for wrong decisions or rewards for right ones. Certainly the claim of an expert that "Most students of Western developed countries have the luxury of forgetting about Human Rights" does not hold so true in today's internet-enabled and interconnected society. This class grapples with these issues. It will teach you fresh skills to think critically about this important topic — whether it concerns ongoing situations 'here, there or everywhere'.


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Why Done is Better Than Perfect – Written by a Recovering Perfectionist!
As a blogger, creative person and business owner, I am a recovering perfectionist!
Whether it's a blogpost, an email to an important person or a new project like my podcast – there comes a point where the perfectionist in me tries to take over…
Just wait a few more weeks 'til it's the perfect time.
Just rework it once more to make sure it reads perfectly.
Just do a bit more research before you start that project, to make sure you have the perfect equipment and know exactly how to make it a success.
Done is better than perfect.
This is a phrase I learnt from Marie Forleo, someone I massively respect. And it's so, so true.
Because in life, nothing is ever perfect. And the mean perfectionist voice in your head is, quite frankly, lying to you. Nothing will ever be perfect, especially the first time around, but that's the beauty of creating something. You get to learn, and grow, and hone your craft.
So I hope today's video offers you some encouragement to just start where you are – because done (or doing) is way better than waiting 'til it's perfect. Promise!
Love & Good Vibes,
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Roaming the streets of ancient Herculaneum means to take a trip into the past. Every corner has its own fascinating bit of history and culture, which are easily traceable from the well preserved houses and their gardens, which were recreated exactly as they were before the cataclysm of the year 79.
Crossing a high bridge and entering the town, the bastion used by the army, is still visible to the left. To the right, a huge mansion made the archaeologists think that this was a hotel. Its garden must have been so fragrant and so well looking. In fact, it had been planted with pomegranate and quince trees, among which beautiful scented roses were flowering into the sun. A street is leading to the centre of the town and towards the volcano. It is flanked by the remains of many elegant mansions and shops. A hotel is in sight close to the man section of the thermal bath and its gym. To the left, a private basilica which was enriched with the statues of the most important emperors, is still beneath a thick layer of solid volcanic material. At the end of the road, just before entering the forum, which is still hidden under a huge amount of pyroclastic material, there is, to the right, the famous Collegium of the Augustales, a collegial shrine where the Roman priests (called Augustals) attended to the religious rites connected with the worship of the Emperor Augustus and the Julia gens. This large hall is decorated by frescoes portraying the mytholigical founder of the town: Hercules. Exiting this suggestive building, an arch decorated by stucco reliefs will introduce the forum area which was facing the decumanus, the most important street in the city. This is a marvellous street, bordered by imposing architectures. Here, well-preserved carbonized wood is astonishingly conspicuous: shelves, roofs, doors, windows are all clearly detectable. The shops are still decorated with frescoes and the wooden shelves are still hanging from the walls. Limestone drinking fountais, decorated with sculptures representing Gods, are located at each crossing. The decumanus was probably the location where a daily market was held, and many shops were allineated along the road. A few impressive dwellings were facing it. One of them would go down in history as many crucial wax tablets were found in a box inside one of its rooms. They were reproducing the important court case relative to Petronia Justa, a complicated process of the Roman time to determine whether she was a slave or a free person. Going down the forth street, called cardo, the gorgeous, marble embellished women section of the thermal bath is placed to the right, soon after the house of the Black Hall, considered one of the most beautiful homes in Herculaneum. To the left, a series of stunning marble mosaics are visible into the houses facing the road. Here there is one of the most amazing shops where terracotta amphoras are kept inside the original wooden shelves which are still hanging from the wall. Entering the apartment to the left, the eye is captured by a marvellous wall mosaic representing Amphitrite and Neptune.
Continuing along the road the Samnite House to the left is worth a visit. Passed the intersection, another dwelling to the right is characterized by a wooden partition which was used to give some privacy to the owner's office. Pristine mosaics and frescoes clearly show the importance of the family living here. Close to this building, an ironing wooden press, still untouched, gives us an idea of how laundries were organized two thousand years ago. Returning to the crossing with the Decumanus inferior, which ends right in front of the Palestra (the gym), the small reliefs of winged Victories are traceable to the left. Reaching the next crossroad and turning to the left, a few shops, among which a laundry and a bakery, are aligned to the right. After the visit of the gym, returning to the intersection and continuing along the 5th cardo, it is possible to visit the most impressive Herculanean dwellings: the house of the deers to the right and the Telefo's house to the left. Heading down towards the sea, the steep road leads towards the terrace of the cenotaph, to the left, and the temples, which are aligned to the right, and are overlooking the ancient marina.
The underneath beach was the place where in 1981 a wooden Roman boat was uncovered, and recently, in 2010 an entire timber roof was discovered together with the set of the wooden panels which decorated it. It probably belonged to the House of the Relief of Telefus fronting the bay. Returning to the main road which takes towards the exit and turning back, it is possible to see, at a distance, the location of the spectaular villa of the Papyri from which a library full of bookcases with carbonised papyri scrolls was found. Unfortunately the villa is still under 25 meters of volcanic material that hopefully will be removed in the near future so to open, to the public, this area too.
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Quebec: Wednesday, November 28th, 2018 – CodeBoxx, the technology school that introduces individuals from all walks of life to the disciplines of technology, was happy to welcome its partners and supporters from both the tech community and elsewhere to a unique event where the mission and ambitions of the non-profit entity were unveiled. It's there, in the Complexe Vision building in Lebourgneuf, where the school opened its first classroom.
The choice to officially unveil the product three months after the beginning of its operation was consciously made by founder Nicolas Genest: "We didn't want to present our product and our concept with only promises, we wanted to wait to be able to share results and the ones we observe through the lens of our first cohort go way beyond the objectives we had initially. We are so proud of the participants that we are introducing to the market and especially to our elite partners.
Backed by these strong results, CodeBoxx was able to explain the three pillars of its ultra-accelerated approach to learning technology:
An original program, tailor-made for the market in which the classroom is established, exposes the participants to the modern tools and best practices widely recognized by the market. The program's intense rhythm over 16 weeks allows participants to acquire the flexibility that will be highly valued by future employers and teammates.
Each technology theme is explored in the context of a business simulation. Immersion in various enterprise use-cases allows participants to develop the reflexes and behaviors that'll be necessary for when graduates join their future teams.
Problem resolution and software implementations required for the program are done under the guidance of currently-working coaches who are invested in the success of the participants. The coaches guide and assist the participants in a manner that is adapted to their individual personnalities.
It's because "at CodeBoxx, we claim that our program teaches more than technology," explains Nadya Fortier, Chief Operations Officer of the school. "We nurture a culture that surrounds our participants and is reinforced week after week. It pushes them to aim for excellence in their execution, to always seek what more they could do for their stakeholders to turn them into partners and always keep an eye to recognize simplicity even within complex situations. The school develops in parallel technical skills and attitude.
In order to determine if such a program is truly adapted for a candidate, CodeBoxx starts with a two-week selection program. The selection process allows participants to quickly and reliably find out if the world and reality of a technology developer is truly a world for them individually. The journey is destined to be continued beyond the training. The organisation invests verifyemails in its alumni community to assist in the early days of their new jobs. CodeBoxx Ventures is also there to support entrepreneurial ambitions. "With CodeBoxx, I opened my address book built with relations in Paris, New York and in Silicon Valley over the past 16 years. This includes powerful Venture Capital firms and successful investors across all sectors. We are the ideal incubator for quality concepts and ideas that I will be proud to introduce to the appropriate investors," highlighted Nicolas Genest. CodeBoxx is a truly ambitious initiative. The organization, with its now business-approved program, is capable of becoming the spark that will light up numerous new careers. The school has begun unfolding plans to open new classes in key markets. There is also a project to make the program more mobile so it can be delivered in remote regions of the world to benefit remote populations who would do great things for their community with the CodeBoxx knowledge and a fast internet connection.


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Fellini's towering achievement of 1960s cinema is a vast widescreen fresco of the glitterati of Rome in the post-war economic boom.
The episodic narrative follows seven nights and seven dawns in the life of gossip journalist Marcello, who hops from one bed to another, pursues Anita Ekberg's surreally pneumatic film star, reports on bogus miracles, and copes with a visit from his father and a friend's suicide. He is repelled, fascinated and seduced by the 'sweet life' of the title while nursing guilty aspirations for something higher.
The film caused a sensation on its initial release, angering censors and polarising opinion among critics and audiences, but is now rightly considered a masterpiece that's had a profound influence on popular culture. It was La Dolce Vita, for instance, that coined the term 'paparazzo', which came to describe a certain type of relentless celebrity photographer.


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We all need others to thrive, to flourish and grow. We are social beings that are constantly searching for relationships that provide warmth, support, love and acceptance…whether we readily admit it or not. And, where to better develop those types of relationships than in our own families. The family unit is one of the greatest gifts human beings have. It is in that very system that we learn the importance of trust, open communication, respect and belonging. The family system brings us a sort of comfort, protection, joy and strength that, by ourselves, we cannot procure. It is from our family that we learn shared values and receive the guidance and influences that we in turn take into other relationships.
While the gift of family can be God-sent, navigating its complexities and neglecting unmet or unidentified needs to maintain the health and strength of those relationships can be daunting and frustrating. So, that complexity deepens cut-off or estranged relationships. However, therapy can help members of the family system to start healing unidentified wounds by de-escalating conflict, increase assertive communication, establish healthy boundaries and develop their existing strengths and resilience.
Our family therapy is designed to provide the strong foundation that families need to help them build relationships that are supportive, loving and accepting. Our method of working with families is based on systems theory which recognizes multiple perspectives and the idea that the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. That simply means, we tend to, by nature, have limited perspectives based on our individual direct experiences and focus on what is only important to us. As such, we specialize in helping the parts of families to appreciate each other's perspective and learn to develop the ability to come together by maximizing those individual perspectives and creating a cohesive whole.
Some of the areas we'll address include:
Effective communication
Parenting education
Life transitions
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Conflict resolution
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Today at Arizona State was the first day of classes in the fall semester. I know: a Thursday. Maybe Arthur Dent couldn't get the hang of Thursdays, but we can.
My day:
- Talk with several faculty about things like answering questions for a small transitional program, timelines for promotion processes, and TA assignments.
- Meet with other members of an academic review self-study team (this is the seven-year version overseen by a provost's office, not the one for specialized accreditation).
- Have a two-hour academic coordination meeting with members of several different offices, which we have every other week through the year. Today's just happened to fall on the first day of classes.
- Scramble to answer urgent emails between meetings and after work.
That coordination meeting is essential to getting things done, because we have centralized offices in my college for advising, online-program support, business/HR functions, and the like. I chair it, but everyone has the authority to add agenda items, which we keep in a document that is a rolling record of meeting notes for prior meetings plus the current-meeting agenda. For about half the meetings in the year, a masters-program coordinator (lead faculty) attends, and we get to focus on the program's needs with everyone in the room who can address critical issues.
Today, we did not have a program coordinator with us, and we needed every second of the meeting to set up what has to get done early in the semester to keep things moving forward with current programs being redesigned, new programs being set up, watching the technical back-end for courses (we're moving from Blackboard to Canvas this year) as well as the college's faculty governance committee for curriculum review (the platform used in the last half decade has finally died), checking in to see if there are any last-minute emergencies with the start of the semester or things to do for the half-semester courses that start in October, and starting to identify issues for spring. Oh, and figuring out the consequences of a bureaucratic change outside the college.
One of the advantages of the academic program review is the compilation of data across seven years that we see year-to-year but have a chance to see with a longer perspective. This semester, my unit has more than 3300 students. When I started at ASU, we had 1800 students. We gained a few hundred students this year simply from swapping a program with the other academic unit in the college. But I still have a substantially larger set of students for whom we're responsible. And as noted by ASU's president, Michael Crow (see the end of this blog entry), that means we're responsible to their families as well.
The numbers? Let me focus on the college's masters programs beyond initial teacher certification, where most of my division's students have been over the years. We have dramatically increased enrollment in this seven-year period, roughly tripling the student headcount. Most of that increase is through opening and growing online programs. But we haven't tripled our masters graduates in these programs.
Instead we've quintupled them.
That's right. In creating some sizable online masters programs we have increased the number of graduates faster than we've increased enrollment. Since I came to ASU in 2014 my division has graduated more than 3000 masters students who have gone out into the world qualified to lead schools, help students with autism, teach English language learners, design instruction, and improve services at colleges and universities, among the careers our graduates can advance in. Our faculty, advisors, and other staff do a great job of teaching and supporting students, and that biweekly coordination meeting has one purpose: what can we do to help everyone who does the core work of teaching?
Here's the secret: we talk about the same things repeatedly. We keep each other informed and accountable. We figure out how to pass the baton among ourselves and to others like the faculty curriculum review committee or a university office, and how to receive the baton when it's passed back to us. We sometimes change our mind about how to support our colleagues and what steps to take next to open that new or redesigned degree. For example, today we had the sixth or seventh discussion in the past few months about the right order of course and curriculum proposals to keep several programs aligned during a review process. We decided that this package of materials has to be reviewed first by the faculty committee, though if you had asked me before the meeting, I would have put two other programs first.
From one perspective it can look very boring; the meeting isn't anything you'd find in a college novel. It's repetitive, task-oriented, very much about operational execution, and with few philosophical debates (though they do come up a handful of times a year). We do make mistakes, and things slip through on occasion because, well, we have more than 3300 students in 14 degree programs. When we find the mistakes, or when the mistakes find us, we acknowledge them, do our best to hold students harmless, and focus on fixing them and what led to them.
Two observations from seven years of being an administrator: first, it's essential to have regular, task-oriented meetings with colleagues.
Second: I suppose that we count as a learning organization in that we know a great deal more about supporting faculty and students today than five or six years ago. When I began my current job after moving from Florida, my new colleagues had already figured out much about how to run a good online masters program in education, in part by thinking carefully and planning, and in part by fixing mistakes that had popped up. It's been the same since I came here: some things have worked well because of planning and hard work, and some things we have learned through bruises.
But that learning is not on any clear, logical timeline. I have learned most through the bureaucratic bruises. They are unpredictable, and sporadic. In my experience, it does not make sense to assume that the cyclical or continuous-improvement model is the bulk of how organizations learn. Habits and routines are critical, yes, but there is nothing so helpful to learning than the punctuated equilibrium that comes with a problem you have to solve, especially with colleagues you trust.
Have I mentioned before that I haven't been bored one single day at ASU?
As promised above, here's the year-opening message from Michael Crow:


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You will Miss a Breath When You'll See Pretty Russian Girls
Have you ever dreamed of a girl, who made you forget your name, and took your breath away? If not, then these pretty Russian girlsare beyond your dreams. These girls cannot be described in words. They are just Awesome!!
Okay, let's try to describe some of their basic qualities here:
- Firstly, Russian girls are gorgeous, attractive, appealing and charming.
- Secondly, they have a polite and calm nature.
- Thirdly, these girls are honest, loyal and faithful.
- Lastly, they are well-educated and disciplined. In addition to that, they have got this style which is like no other.
Pretty Russian Girls – Raised with Love & Care


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Speaking ahead of tomorrow's (11th December) ministerial round table on retail crime, NFRN National President Mike Mitchelson called on the government to take steps to help protect retailers selling age restricted products.
Mr Mitchelson said: "The level of support for David Hanson's amendment to the Offensive Weapons Bill showed that the NFRN's message that we cannot go on accepting violence against retailers has been understood by MPs.
"While Mr Hanson's amendment related only to the sale of age restricted products covered by the Bill, I hope that in our meeting with Home Office Minister Victoria Atkins we can agree a way forward that will protect the sellers of all age restricted products," Mr Mitchelson continued.
The NFRN has been campaigning actively on all aspects of retail crime and provides the secretariat to the APPG for Retail Crime chaired by Steve McCabe MP. Mrs Atkins is due to meet this group in January.


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Description of Salih
So Allah sent unto them His Prophet Salih (PBUH), a man from among them. His name was Salih Ibn Ubeid, Ibn Maseh, Ibn Ubeid, Ibn Hader, Ibn Thamud, Ibn Ather, Ibn Eram, Ibn Noah. He called his people to worship Allah alone, and to not associate partners with Him. While some of them believed him, the majority of them disbelieved and harmed him by both words and deeds.
Salih directed them:
"O my people! Worship Allah, you have no other Ilah (god) but Him." (Ch 11:61)
Salih was known for his wisdom, purity and goodness and had been greatly respected by his people before Allah's revelation came to him. Salih's people said to him:
"O Salih! You have been among us as a figure of good hope and we wished for you to be our chief, till this, new thing which you have brought that we leave our gods and worship your God (Allah) alone! Do you now forbid us the worship of what our fathers have worshipped? But we are really in grave doubt as to that which you invite us to monotheism." (CH 11:62 Quran).
Allah the Exalted said:
"To Thamud people We sent their brother Salih. HE said: "O my people! Worship Allah, you have no other Ilah (god) but Him (none has the right to be worshipped but Allah). Indeed there has come to you a clear sign ( the miracle of the coming out of a huge she camel from the midst of a rock) from your Lord. This she camel of Allah is a sign unto you so you leave her to graze in Allah's earth, and touch her not with harm, lest a painful torment should size you. Remember when He made you successors after Ad people and gave you habitations in the land, you build for yourselves palaces in plains and carve out homes in the mountains. So remember the graces bestowed upon you from Allah, and do not go about making mischief on the earth."
The leaders of those who were arrogant among his people said to those who were counted weak to such of them as believed: "Know you that Salih is one sent from his Lord." They said: "We indeed believe in that with which he has been sent." Those who were arrogant said: "Verily, we disbelieve in that which you believe in."
So they killed the she camel and insolently defied the Commandment of their Lord, and said: "O Salih! Bring about your threats if you are indeed one of the Messengers (of Allah)." So the earthquakes seized them and they lay dead, prostrate in their homes. Then he (Salih) turned from them, and said: "O my people! I have indeed conveyed to you the Message of my Lord, and have give you good advise but you like not good advisers." (Ch 7:73-79 Quran)


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After our service men and women come home from serving, so often there are physical and mental issues that can come up. Now Kim Bridi is trying to help them deal with those in a unique way.
This may look like just another yoga class but ask those in attendance and they would say its anything but.
"Mentally it's helped me to manage my anxiety and my depression so that I can manage my symptoms without medications," said Dayla Ramsey, yoga client.
Dayla Ramsey is one of many service members who are using this alternative therapy to help heal wounds that go deeper than what we can physically see.
"You see people with chronic pain, and our service members in chronic pain really become able to get their lives back," said Kim Bridi, Founder of Mission Om Foundation.
Kim Bridi's main focus is doing just that. She became the first person hired by the Department of Defense to offer this type of alternative yoga therapy.
"Kim naturally is a giver and she just embodies the idea of someone who is in this community to make an impact and to make a difference," said Abigail Tiefenthaler, Kim's friend.
Through the Evans Yoga Room where her studio is, Bridi started the Mission Om Foundation. It provides yoga based therapies to military, veterans and their families at little to no cost.
"She's just magic. She's very accepting and so there's space to just be whoever you are in that moment," said Ramsey.
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Pearl River Mart's former location was a pretty relaxed place to shop. and we are happy to tell you that the new location is too. Classical piano played softly in the background during our weekend visit. The place was busy but not packed; there was some chatter but it wasn't distracting. Overall we had a pleasant shopping experience, which isn't a given in Manhattan.
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I've been reading a very interesting book, lately, about originality and how to bring original ideas to fruition, against the tidal wave of pressure against the idea, from naysayers and sceptics. The author makes a very interesting point: when you have conceived of an innovative, new, original idea, it exists in your head, fully formed and, no doubt, rehearsed and reworked many times, before it became clear to you. You carry a high fidelity representation of that idea in your imagination.
The mistake we make, as originators of those fresh ideas, is that they are obvious to other people. We unfortunately assume that, in the absence of a high fidelity model of the idea in the audience's heads, they will conceive of it in the same rich detail we hold, from just a few words, suggestions or notions that we convey about it. We imagine the idea to be so obvious and right, that anybody with half a brain could also conceive of it, in full, from just a few nudges in the right direction. It just doesn't happen that way.
The challenge for all original ideas is in communicating them in the same rich detail that they have in our imaginations. Getting new ideas, or your art, accepted in any widespread way, with zealous adherents, disciples and fans, absolutely requires that you communicate enough about the idea to make even those resistant to the idea clear about what you have invented in your head. It's all about sharing your hallucination, so that others may share the same hallucination in vivid detail.
Most art and new ideas fail to ignite the imagination of the public because we, as originators and artists, fail to communicate. We under communicate – chronically. There is plenty of evidence to bear this out. How often do you discover something good, which you had never heard of before and found yourself wondering why something of this obvious quality fell on deaf ears? I discover ideas like this all the time. They're wonderfully described, but rarely promoted. The originator did enough to conceive of and explain the idea, but not enough to propagate it. How many more brilliant ideas never make it out of the imagination of the person that thought them up?
Propagating and promulgating new ideas requires that you have a certain status with your audience. That status is all about believability and it's not something that you can just assert; it has to be earned and granted, over time. So, the first obstacle you face, as an artist or original thinker, is that if your audience hasn't granted you the status of believability, granting you the power to influence the community, then you will struggle to have your ideas or art accepted. In this case, under-communication isn't your issue. It's the willingness of the audience to believe what you communicate, no matter how much or how well you do so.
Communicating your art or your idea is notoriously hard work and may be the reason why artists and innovators so regularly under-communicate. It feels like a distraction to have to huckster for an idea you've already conceived of, instead of spending your time creating more great ideas. Not only does it take a lot of time, it's expensive. It is, after all, marketing.
Organising your thoughts so that they are palatable and comprehensible to people that lack your original thinking abilities is also challenging. How to do you teach people about something so far outside of their experience, that they struggle to even conceptualise a framework of understanding for your new idea? You can't assume they have the same background knowledge that you do. What took you a lifetime of thinking to arrive at, in reality, may be difficult to encapsulate in an elevator pitch. People regard every new thing you introduce to them as an inconsequential, trivial, toy, until the value of it is proven. The PC was originally believed to be a toy, but look how many creative outcomes have been brought into existence for the sole reason that the creator had a PC.
A case in point is music sales. Since the advent of iTunes and its ilk, it is now insanely easy to offer new music that you make for sale. What's harder is doing enough communication to make the iTunes client base even aware of your music and then to do enough subsequent communication to convince them that they ought to buy a copy. A full one third of tracks offered on iTunes have sold precisely one copy. 94% of all available tracks sold fewer than one hundred copies. Only about a hundred tracks, of the approximately 7.5 million on offer, ever sold more than a million units. Having a hit is an exceedingly rare event. How do you communicate enough about your brand new music track to make it the 1 in 75,000 that breaks through? Those are long odds.
The answer is you have to get enough people to notice your track, in that sea of 75,000 other tracks and then convince those people that it's worth their time, attention and money to buy a copy. In other words, you have to show them that they will want to hear it more than once.
To achieve adequate communication, you have to be skilled at written, verbal and non-verbal communication modes, because everybody absorbs new information optimally in different ways. One communication style, at the expense of the others, just leaves large parts of your potential audience behind. Yet, all the while, people will actively resist your new art or new idea. They start from a position of not wanting it at all. Turning that around into a relationship where they desire your music, your art or your new ideas is a non-trivial undertaking.
To understand why people resist new ideas, it's worth looking at the Kübler-Ross change curve:
It turns out that people go through all of these stages, when dealing with change. There is another interesting analogue to this curve. It is the Kübler-Ross grief curve, which shows the stages we go through, when we experience a significant loss:
Interestingly, we face change in a very similar way to the loss of something we love. We resist change for similar reasons to resisting mortality. Imagine how careful, sensitive and nuanced your communication about a new idea has to be, to get people to accept it. It's akin to telling them a loved one has died.
It's true to say that imaginative daydreamers would much prefer to be daydreaming, rather than communicating. It's what they do. They get lost in their own imaginations. The trouble is, if you want your idea or art to be accepted and acceptable, you have to abandon the daydreaming, for a while and get on with communicating. In the attention economy, where attention is the scarcest resource, it's almost inevitable that you will under-communicate, because of the intense competition for attention and its value. Unfortunately, you are a scarce and finite resource, too. There is only so much time and energy available for communicating your art and ideas, especially if you want to balance this with the time and energy you need to actually make new art and have new ideas.
For communication to be maximally effective, it needs to be structured and consistent, or it can fail. Unstructured communication might be easier to do, but it's harder to consume and that will necessitate you spending even more time on communicating. Deluging people with information is not the same as communicating your art, idea or viewpoint in an accessible, logical and somewhat obvious way. You have to take your audience on a journey. You won't be able to get them to make the intellectual leaps required, in a single bound. I don't care how good your idea is.
Don't forget that all behaviour change typically takes eighteen months. Whenever you try to introduce new art or new ideas to the world, the uptake is not going to be immediate, with the best will in the world. Every new idea has a slow burn associated with it, as people struggle to accommodate the new thing in their model of the world, which they hold in their heads and live by. Even when people say they get it, they're still going to take some considerable time to internalise it and make it a part of their everyday lives.
In 1999, I couldn't convince the company I worked for, a leader in mobile phone operating systems, that smart phones, heavily reliant on pictures, video and music, were going to be a big thing or even a thing at all. Now, I doubt you could find a single human being, familiar with smart phone technology, that doesn't see this as obvious and natural, but it wasn't the case back then. Even (especially) the experts thought it was unrealistic, mad and wild speculation. Holding the view that I did was harmful to my career and prospects within that company. Such a thing, that focused mostly on selfies, tunes and snapchats, instead of business appointments and financial spreadsheets, would be just a toy. I was a heretic for pointing out what is, today, entirely obvious.
This brings me to another important point about under-communication for originators and artists. If you under-communicate in a collaboration, you run the risk of discovering divergent intentions way too late. In the case I described above, at least I unearthed a significant difference in our visions and intentions early. I was able to go and pursue other things, instead of belabouring an idea, protected fiercely by the rest of the company, which I didn't believe in any more. For their part, the company more or less crashed and burnt. They are no longer a leader in mobile phone operating systems.
A final challenge in communicating new ideas and art is that the gap between under-communication and overexposure seems to be precariously narrow. There is a point at which you are preaching to the choir and your didacticism is seen as an annoyance, not furthering the acceptance of your idea. Don't be an originator that misjudges an audience and bludgeons them to death with repetitive information that they have already absorbed. Know when you have already made an ally.
So, to summarise, communicating just the right amount is essential, but especially difficult. You have no choice, though. You have to do it to get your ideas and art out there. Just don't expect it to be as easy as creating.


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Weekly updates:
- The renovated terminal at Kano Airport will be commissioned today.
- Aero is yet to resolve its conflict with the labour unions over recent cost cutting measures. Flight operations are still suspended.
- Fola Akinkuotu is nominated as new director-general of the NCAA by the presidency. Akinkuoto is currently the rector of the International Aviation College, Ilorin.
- The Senate is planning to review all Bilateral Air Services Agreements (BASA) to put an end to 'the ongoing rip-off of Nigerians by foreign airlines'.
- Nigeria will soon sign a BASA with Israel. Pilgrims travelling to Israel may be able to fly directly to Tel Aviv later this year.
- Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) signed a deal with a Chinese company to build new airport terminals at Abuja, Kano, Lagos and Port Harcourt. Construction work will start in June this year.
- Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON), which holds stakes in Arik Air, Aero and Chanchangi Airlines, is hopeful it will recover its investments, and is willing to sale its interests in the airlines.
- The Presidential Amnesty Office announced that it is planing to train 200 aircraft and helicopter pilots under its youth empowerment programme.
- Kano State will train a 100 pilots at the Mideast Aviation Academy in Jordan.
- OAS Helicopters is planning to start serving the upstream oil and gas sector. It signed a deal with Gulf Helicopter Company from Qatar to provide suitable helicopters and technical expertise.
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The second wave of airport development is gaining momentum. Very fiiting Kano was done today, the day Lagos clocks FL 34 and climbing.
Took time but the timing couldnt be later. With these new facilities, the entire ecosystem in to creating a fully intergated mainport. in in Lagos and in proportionate extent at the others.
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- Client: Soller Two Limited
- Location: Great Homer Street, Liverpool
- Sector: Residential
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Zerum were instructed to prepare and submit a planning application on behalf of Soller Two Limited for the erection of a residential development comprising 277 apartments over nine storeys. The application site is located in north Liverpool, on the edge of the Liverpool city centre boundary, adjacent to the Kingsway Tunnel, to the south of 'Project Jennifer'.
The scheme proposes three blocks; two are nine storeys addressing both Great Homer Street and Virgil Street. The third block is central to the site and eight storeys in height. This residential development comprises 277 Private Rented Sector apartments with residents' roof terraces on the upper levels, including green roof terrace at the Central Block and garden room and associated communal facilities at ground floor.
When developing the scheme it was important that the building took advantage of the adjacent Everton Park and city centre views. The building height ensures that the upper levels will have great views over multiple aspects. The development will create a landmark building improving the legibility of key access route into the city centre, Everton Park and helping to link Project Jennifer into the city centre.
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"Kelowna, BC – Sixteen finalists will be honored at the 24th Annual Business Excellence Awards on October 17th at the Delta Grand Okanagan Lakefront Resort and Conference Centre where five category recipients will be announced, along with the Business Leader of the Year recipient. Presented by the Kelowna Chamber of Commerce and Platinum Sponsors the Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC) and Farris, Vaughan, Willis & Murphy LLP, the popular Kelowna event is part of the annual Small Business Week (r) activities (October 16 – 22, 2011).
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Vulnerability Title:
Security Advisory 06-064 – Belkin Router G Plus Router (F5D7231-4) Administration Web Interface Vulnerable To Cross-site Scripting
Vulnerable System:
Belkin Router G Plus Router (F5D7231-4)
Vulnerability Discovery And Development:
Portcullis Security Testing Services. Further research was then carried out.
Credit For Discovery:
Nico Leidecker of Portcullis Computer Security Ltd.
Affected Systems:
Belkin G Plus Router (F5D7231-4), Firmware version 4.05.03, was tested as vulnerable.
The Belkin administration web interface is prone to a Cross-site Scripting vulnerability. The network's administrator can overview a DHCP client list, where IP, MAC addresses and the hostnames are displayed. There is no sanitising for HTML and script code which could appear in the hostname.
An attacker might be able to execute arbitrary script code in the admins browser.
There is no exploit code required.
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It is not to be edited or altered in any way without the express written consent of Portcullis Computer Security Limited.
The information herein contained may change without notice. Use of this information constitutes acceptance for use in an AS IS condition. There are NO warranties, implied or otherwise, with regard to this information or its use. Any use of this information is at the user's risk. In no event shall the author/distributor (Portcullis Computer Security Limited) be held liable for any damages whatsoever arising out of or in connection with the use or spread of this information.


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Receding gums are more than just a cosmetic issue; they expose your teeth to harmful bacteria that can damage your teeth and gums. That's why Lida M. Vargas, DDS treats gums with the Pinhole Surgical Technique®, a less invasive alternative for receding gums than a gum tissue graft, at Virginia Dental Group PLLC in Fairfax, Virginia. Call or book an appointment online today to learn more.
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Our gums are naturally strong and stable to protect our teeth, but when they begin to weaken and recede they create pockets of space between the gum line and teeth, allowing bacteria to get trapped inside. Over time, receding gums can lead to a number of health conditions, including tooth loss.
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This is the final book in the Catholic trilogy about Saint Cuthbert's boarding school and college. The younger boys have come of age and are now the oldest boys in the college. Follow their last year at the college along with the many adventures and mysteries they encounter along the way. This book involves the great testing of a young man's obedience to his father and also the triumphant testing of his vocation. This book is intended for boys 12 to 18, but especially for high school young men.
Originally published in 1910 by Benziger Brothers with 200 pages.
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Harry Russell is Father Copus' first novel. Harry is a simple boy working hard to help support his family during hard times. Follow him as his acts of manliness and nobility transform his fortunes. Full of wonderful scenes on the street, in school, and at home, Harry Russell is one of the best books for a teenage boy we have available. Approximately 225 pages. Intended for boys 14 to 18.
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The first in a trilogy of books set at a Catholic boy's boarding school. Father Copus delves deeply into the emerging manhood of these young Catholic men. The ages of the boys are 12-20. This book is an excellent choice for junior high and high school aged boys.
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This is the thrilling sequel to St. Cuthbert's. Follow Claude, Stapleton, and Harry as they enter their last year at St. Cuthbert's boarding school and college. This second book in the trilogy is sure to please any boy from 12-18, and is especially intended for high school young men. This trilogy is filled with stories of adventure, character, hard choices, and the bursting forth of manhood. Originally published in 1904 by Benziger Brothers with 220 pages.
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Tom Losely is a typical young boy, full of energy, mischievousness, but also honestly and nobility of character. Tom is smart, athletic, funny, and stubborn. Follow this young Catholic boy through his many exciting and hilarious adventures, and the final culmination of his reception of First Holy Communion. Approximately 200 pages. Intended primarily for boys, but would also be enjoyed by young ladies. Ages 8-14 would be ideal.
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The Carnegie Institution for Science invites applications for the four-year Carnegie Origins Postdoctoral Fellowship. The Fellow is expected carry out an original research program of interest to the Carnegie Origins Initiative, an interdisciplinary program that addresses the conditions that give rise to planets. Topics include, but are not limited to, instrumentation, Galactic chemical evolution and stellar abundances, star-planet interaction, planet formation, and detection and characterization of exoplanets.
The Fellow is expected to spend two years at the Observatories in Pasadena and two years at the Department of Terrestrial Magnetism (DTM) in Washington DC. Further information on the host departments is available at http://obs.carnegiescience.edu/ and http://dtm.carnegiescience.edu/. The staff of the Observatories and DTM welcome collaboration, but the Fellow will pursue his or her program independently. The successful applicant must have completed the Ph.D. requirements before assuming the fellowship.
The Fellow will have access to all of the resources and facilities of both departments. In particular, Carnegie operates the Las Campanas Observatory in Chile (http://www.lco.cl/), which includes the twin 6.5-meter Magellan telescopes, 2.5-meter du Pont, and 1.0-meter Swope telescopes. Carnegie is a full institutional member of the Sloan Digital Sky Survey IV and V collaborations. Scientific computing resources available include the Carnegie Memex cluster (https://sites.google.com/carnegiescience.edu/memex) in addition to local computing resources. The fellowship provides support for observing, travel, computing, and publications.
The principal selection criteria will be outstanding research accomplishments, promise of future achievement, and relevance to the joint Origins Initiative. The application must include a curriculum vitae, bibliography, a brief essay describing the applicant's current research (up to 3 pages including references), and a research proposal (up to 5 pages including references). Applicants can choose to be considered for multiple fellowships at Carnegie Observatories as part of the same application. While it is not necessary to submit more than one application and set of reference letters, applicants must describe in the research proposal how their program will benefit from the Origins fellowship and how they will use the resources and facilities available at each department (and similarly for the other fellowship programs). The research proposal should explain in which department the fellowship would start. Applicants who wish to apply for a Carnegie Fellowship at DTM should see the separate ad athttps://jobs.carnegiescience.edu/jobs/dtm/.
These materials along with the names of three references must be submitted at http://www.obs.carnegiescience.edu/fellowships/ by November 5, 2018. Selection of the successful candidate will be made by a joint Observatories-DTM committee. Address any questions you have to email@example.com and/or firstname.lastname@example.com.
At Carnegie, we are committed to building a diverse and inclusive community. We believe that the academic environment is enhanced when diverse groups of people with a variety of viewpoints and ideas work together. As such, we urge applicants from under-represented groups and backgrounds to apply. All applicants will receive consideration of employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, national origin, age, genetic information, disability, veteran status or any other characteristic protected by law.
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My head hurts.
Translation: Welcome to your Pathology rotation.
Yes boys and girls, despite me swearing after my med 4 pathology elective that I would not do pathology again, here I am back at it for the last 4 weeks of PGY2.
Pathology is neat. I like knowing what things look like and seeing stuff that causes disease. I really enjoyed my rotation in med school.
I do not like microscopes or formalin.
Neither does my head.
I had hoped that because I am on different migraine prophylaxis, off combined OCPs and in better shape this would not be as much of an issue. It isn't as much of an issue. Day two and no migraines, which is shaping up to be better than the first time around where I had a migraine on day one or two and every couple days thereafter. But, I have had daily headaches. And those are still not cool.
I need to drink more water. And maybe getting back to the gym will help.
Perhaps this is just a blip and it will get better.
I have already learned a bunch and I can sense I will enjoy this pathology rotation even more than my med school rotation by virtue of how much I have already learned and how many teaching sessions and interdisciplinary rounds are going on. Plus, my learning is targeted toward oncology, not entirely randomness. I am okay with spending my evening reading about gastric cancer pathology reporting and staring in microscopes half the day when it means that I will better understand the disease in the end.
I will have a good rotation. Even if my head is trying to disagree.


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The new version will come into effect on July 1, 2016. TCO Development intends to adopt and implement Energy Star version 7.0 on the same date. This means that all applications for TCO Certified Displays 7 we receive from July 1 and onwards must comply with Energy Star version 7.0. However certificates already issued do not need to be updated and may continue to comply with the Energy Star version that was effective during the time of certification.
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