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Active substance: Oxymetholone
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Androlic contains an active ingredient known as Oxymetholone. Its dynamic nature is displayed as slightly androgenic facilitated by non-AR mechanisms. Oxymetholone is known to enhance nitrogen balance and protein synthesis if accompanied with a high calorie diet. Androlic has a wide range of therapeutic applications such as treatment of delayed sexual maturity, muscle weakening and wasting and myleofibrosis.
Currently, it is widespread in use in the field of bodybuilders and athletes for the stimulation of skeletal muscle growth and firmness of joints.This oral version of oxymetholone is manufactured and traded by British Dispensary-A well-regarded medicinal company developed in 1892 in Thailand. It is popular among body builders for its valuable and high quality steroids and concern towards health care and fitness trainings.
Androlic provides rapid and massive muscle gains in a short span of time. It is typically considered to kick start a steroid cycle to perform immediately followed by other steroids focusing on the muscle build up in the subsequent part of the course.
Dosage and course
The commonly followed dose depends on the body weight as well.
The recommended dose is 200-600 mg/week for the period of 4-6 weeks.
It can be minimally used for the time span of 3 weeks for better outcomes.
For clinical purposes, a subtle dose is alright for the treatment of aplastic anemia.
It is often used by bodybuilders to acquire the bulky appearance during the bulking phase for the period of 4 weeks.
It significantly improves the quality mass and promotes the distinct Epogen "Erythropoietin".
To avoid estrogenic effects, an appropriate anti-estrogen must be considered for solid gains.
Androlic - this is one of the most effective and strongest oral steroids, developed on the basis oksimetalona. It has a strong anabolic property promotes rapid growth and weight gain and muscle.
The steroid has a powerful effect androgenic Androlic reception allows athletes in record time to achieve a great benefit indicators of muscle mass and power. Athlete, taking these pills for two weeks can get up to 5-7 kg.
During this it means that the athlete a lot of water collects, in addition to the muscle tissue, leading to a rapid increase in muscle mass and volume. Comments on the Internet testify to its high efficiency and fast results.
Androlic contributes to the attraction of water in muscle cells, leading to greater accumulation of water in the course of the preparation. This steroid does not give qualitative growth of muscle tissue, and provides a purely quantitative. But steroids "lubricates joints", which is important for athletes suffering from joint pain and working with heavy weights.
It also helps increase the number of red blood cells, the muscles receive more oxygen. Athletes who use Androlic 50, felt a great surge of strength and do not feel tired during workouts. Overtraining when taking these pills is excluded, as the substance creates the conditions for high physical regeneration.
oximetolona - - the active ingredient of the drug was developed by Syntex in 1960. The funds of these several times aside and re-released under other brands active substances.
At the beginning of the drug, sportsmen recommended daily dosage Androlic - 50 mg, which is necessary to gradually increase. A week later, the dose should be increased by approximately twice (100 mg). Tablets generally must be consumed during meals in the morning and evening. It is reasonable to take the medicine in an amount of 1 mg per 1 kg body weight, or about 1 to 3 tablets 50 mg per day.
The maximum dose of 3 tablets is considered to be anabolic and receive 4 is not recommended even for experienced athletes, because, judging by the comments experienced athletes, a high probability of serious side effects.
Athletes whose body is not a rumor familiar with steroids, may be in the third week of reception for the daily dose of 150 mg. The same pattern can be glued to the athletes category of over 100 kg.
Androlic high price offset by a tangible effect of the drug. However, it is worth remembering that the course of steroids should not exceed more than 3-4 weeks, as during the reception is a quick saturation of the receptors. In general, you should not take more than 8 weeks.
athletes good results are obtained, the combination of this drug with Sustanon or testosterone enanthate with the subsequent transition to shorter esters and stanozolol. This combination helps prevent muscle loss after completion of steroids. Parabolan combination helps achieve a significant increase in muscle mass. This combination, in turn, is very popular among professional athletes and allows them to achieve high results.
these pills are often combined with nandrolone decanoate. This package can also be used to build muscle fast. In addition, the reception and recommended Androlic 50 athletes suffering from diseases of the joints. It is significantly not only fluid accumulates in the muscle, but also increases the amount of natural lubrication of joints.
The steroid is known as one of the most effective for athletes today oral drugs. He is very popular among athletes, who need to increase electricity tariffs. It is also commonly known in bodybuilding as it allows in the shortest time to build a large muscle mass.
If we consider the Androlic review, we can say that weight lifters believe that this drug irreplaceable and with their help they are able to achieve incredible results. Bodybuilders who take these pills, say a rush of blood to the muscles (perfect pumping in training), increasing performance and endurance.
Androlic numerous criticisms, testify that this drug - the best for the athletes, dieters and do not want to lose to gain muscle mass. Many athletes take it until the last week before the competition, and water retention in the body is removed by anti-estrogen agents and dehydration.
The use of these pills are not recommended for women since a high likelihood of side effects in the form of masculinization. Negative symptoms can be included irreversible and lead to baldness, deepening of the voice, the deterioration of the skin.
Androlic can also cause hair growth in women in the face, legs and arms. The reason for these negative phenomena that he was too strong androgenic preparation for the female body, but, despite this, some athletes carefully taken to achieve incredible results.
Anabolic therapy in some cases can have a negative effect on the body. If you want to buy Androlic, you should know that this steroid is one of the most harmful drugs. It is toxic to the liver, manifested in violation of their duties.
The wrong dose of Androlic 50 or prolonged use causes serious damage to subsequent liver. Side effects of steroids can also manifest itself in a yellowing of the nails, eyes, hands and skin.
The active drug substance causes a significant accumulation of fluid, which can cause an increase in pressure in the bloodstream. He comments are proof that sometimes the reception causes headaches and nausea. In some cases, the exchange rate, among other things, can cause hair loss and the appearance of acne on the skin.
Contraindications to receive Androlic British Dragon are similar to other oral steroids. It is impossible to accept adolescents, pregnant women, people with heart disease, liver and kidney. It is also contraindicated in patients with cancer, in addition to the elderly.
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Haile Selassie was Ethiopia's regent from 1916 to 1930 and emperor from 1930 to 1974. He is a defining figure in Ethiopian history.
His internationalist views led to Ethiopia becoming a charter member of the United Nations, and his political thought and experience in promoting multilateralism and collective security have proved seminal and enduring.
Haile Selassie was born on 23 July 1892, in the village of Ejersa Goro, in the Harar province of Ethiopia.
On 2 November 1930, after the death of Empress Zewditu, Tafari was crowned Negusa Nagast, literally King of Kings, rendered in English as "Emperor".
Upon his ascension, he took as his regnal name Haile Selassie I. Haile means in Ge'ez "Power of" and Selassie means trinity—therefore Haile Selassie roughly translates to "Power of the Trinity".
Among the Rastafari movement, whose followers are estimated to number between 700,000 and one million, Haile Selassie is revered as the returned messiah of the Bible, God incarnate.
Beginning in Jamaica in the 1930s, the Rastafari movement perceives Haile Selassie as a messianic figure who will lead a future golden age of eternal peace, righteousness, and prosperity.
In 1948, Haile Selassie donated a piece of land at Shashamane, 250 km south of Addis Ababa, for the use of people of African descent from the West Indies. Numerous Rastafari families settled there and still live as a community to this day.
On 28 August 1975, the state media reported that the "ex-monarch" Haile Selassie had died on 27 August of "respiratory failure" following complications from a prostate examination followed up by a prostate operation.
Haile Selassie Quotes:
1. "Throughout history, it has been the inaction of those who could have acted; the indifference of those who should have known better; the silence of the voice of justice when it mattered most; that has made it possible for evil to triumph."
2. "Until the philosophy which holds one race superior and another inferior is finally and permanently discredited and abandoned, everywhere is war. And until there are no longer first-class and second-class citizens of any nation, until the color of a man's skin is of no more significance than the color of his eyes. And until the basic human rights are equally guaranteed to all without regard to race, there is war. And until that day, the dream of lasting peace, world citizenship, the rule of international morality, will remain but a fleeting illusion to be pursued, but never attained… now everywhere is war."
3. "The temple of the highest begins with the body which houses our life, the essence of our existence. Africans are in bondage today because they approach spirituality through religion provided by foreign invaders and conquerors. We must stop confusing religion and spirituality. Religion is a set of rules, regulations, and rituals created by humans, which was supposed to help people grow spiritually."
4. "History teaches us that unity is a strength and cautions us to submerge and overcome our differences in the quest for common goals, to strive, with all our combined strength, for the path to true African brotherhood and unity."
5. "Above all, we must avoid the pitfalls of tribalism. If we are divided among ourselves into tribal lines, we open our doors to foreign intervention and its potentially harmful consequences."
6. "Peace demands the united efforts of us all. Who can foresee what spark might ignite the fuse?"
7. "We must become bigger than we have been: more courageous, greater in spirit, larger in outlook. We must become members of a new race, overcoming petty prejudice, owing our ultimate allegiance not to nations but to our fellow men within the human community."
8. "Do not worship me, I am not God. I'm only a man. I worship Jesus Christ."
9. "Outside the kingdom of the Lord there is no nation which is greater than any other. God and history will remember your judgment."
10. "We have finished the job. What shall we do with the tools?"

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If you're looking to start a new career, where you live could go a long way towards making it a successful one. While most people just move close to where they grew up, or maybe where they went to school, others seek out cities where they have a better chance of making it, and thanks to a new study by WalletHub, we now know where those places are.
The site looked at the 180 cities in the United States, judging them 29 key factors including Professional Opportunities, like the amount of entry level jobs, average starting salary and workforce, as well as Quality of Life, like commute time, average population between 25 and 34, fun-friendliness and more.
Topping the list yet again this year is Salt Lake City, Utah, with a score of 70.03 out of 100, landing in the top spot for Professional Opportunities and second for city Quality of Life.
Top Ten Best Cities To Start A Career
- Salt Lake City, UT
- Pittsburgh, PA
- Atlanta, GA
- Orlando, FL
- Austin, TX
- Minneapolis, MN
- Seattle, WA
- Raleigh, NC
- Boston, MA
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On the flipside, Shreveport, Louisiana a comes in dead last with a score of 35.19, and ranking 50th for Professional Opportunities and close to the bottom for Quality of Life.
Ten Worst Cities To Start A Career
- Shreveport, LA
- Montgomery, AL
- Hialeah, FL
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Jaclyn Johnson, Christopher Dietze
Jaclyn Johnson and Christopher Dietze were united in marriage at 4:30 p.m. Oct. 5 at Heron Hill Winery, Hammondsport, N.Y.
The bride is the daughter of Eric and Jodi Johnson, both of Altoona.
The bridegroom is the son of Carl and Karen Dietze, both of Hollidaysburg.
Pastor Drew McCaffery performed the double-ring ceremony.
The bride was given in marriage by her father.
Andrea Starner was maid of honor.
Bridesmaids were Katie Dietze, Brittany Yingling and Jess Wolfe.
Todd Scott served as best man.
Groomsmen were Tony Johnson, Louis Cala, Matthew Zeak and Adam Kristofco.
The reception was held at Heron Hill Winery.
The rehearsal dinner was held at Finger Lakes Boating Museum, Hammondsport.
The couple have plans for a wedding trip to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, this spring.
They live in Altoona.
Mrs. Dietze is a 2007 graduate of Altoona Area High School and a 2011 graduate of Juniata College, Huntingdon, with a bachelor's degree in psychology.
She is employed at The Teeter Group, Altoona.
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TIPPING POINT: Love Letters, Portals and Rebellions.
"How to hold this moment of environmental precarity in which we exist…? 13 artists and multiple collaborators respond in resilient and poetic ways:
Kim Anno, Claudia Borgna, The Bureau of Linguistical Reality (Heidi Quante and Alicia Escott), Jamee Crusan, Glenna Cole Allee, Alicia Escott, Kiko Le Strange aka Marco Garcia, Stacey Goodman, Rebecca Swan, WHIZ WORLD with Queen Whiz, Ghost Whiz and Furtips, and the Dream Farm Team.
I am pleased to announce and invite you to TIPPING POINT: Love Letters, Portals and Rebellions. The exhibitions opens February 9 from 6 to 9PM at Dream Farm Commons, 349 15th Street Oakland CA 94612. Please support this artist run space, come by and/or spread the world around! I look forward to meeting you there…..
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Brachioplasty (commonly referred to as an arm lift) is a procedure to remove excess skin and fat from the upper arm.
Brachioplasty is performed to create a firmer and dramatic improvement in the appearance of the upper arm contour. As a result of a brachioplasty you will be left with a scar from the armpit to the elbow which will reduce in appearance over time, but may not completely diminish.
A brachioplasty can be combined with any body contouring procedure for optimal results.
How is a Brachioplasty performed?
Brachioplasty is an outpatient surgical procedure that can be performed in your plastic surgeon's accredited office-based facility, an ambulatory surgical facility or hospital. An incision is usually made from the armpit to the elbow along the inside of the arm. Other smaller incisions can be used depending on the severity of the redundant skin. Skin and fat are removed and the skin is stretched together and stitched.
This procedure takes approximately 2 hours, but may vary depending on the complexity of the lift.
What to expect during the recovery period:
Discomfort, bruising and swelling are normal and can be controlled with medication. There may be some numbness in the areas treated. Feeling will return in 6-8 weeks.
Sutures may be removable or absorbable. You'll need to return to your plastic surgeon's office for all follow up visits.
You may return to light activities and work 5-7 days post-surgery with very limited lifting and resume full activities 4-6 weeks post-surgery. It can take up to 8-12 months to see how the scars will heal.
A compression garment must be worn up to 3 weeks post-surgery.
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President Rodrigo Duterte slammed the local airline industry, dominated by Lucio Tan's Philippine Airlines and John Gokongwei's Cebu Pacific, for charging very expensive air fares to Filipinos.
"Mahal masyado ang pamasahe ngayon. Totoo lang. One of the most expensive ang Pilipinas sa pamasahe ng eroplano ?no. ?Yung pamasahe ng eroplano. You can get it about $100 outside with the same distance," said Duterte in a speech in Ilocos Norte Sunday.
The Davao City Council is currently hearing complaints against PAL?s overpriced Davao-Manila airfare which was more expensive than the Manila-Hong Kong rate and 50 percent higher than the fares of rival Cebu Pacific.
Duterte hoped that PAL and Cebu Pacific operate in more missionary routes, moderate thir greed and sacrifice some of their profits to make their air fares more affordable to local travelers.
"If they can provide, marami namang sakayan, mura namang eroplano ngayon, kung sakali. ?Wag lang nilang mahalan masyado," he said.
Duterte asked Transportation Secretary Art Tugade if the government could "control" prices of airlines amid mounting complaints of excessive airfares.
Tugade replied that the Civil Aeronautics Board has say in the fares charged by airlines but he was quick to come to the defense of PAL and Cebu Pacific who has petiitioned to jack up their rates further by adding a fuel surcharge.
"Ngayon ho ?yung presyo sa pagsakay sa eroplano involved ho diyan ?yung tinatawag na presyo ng fuel, ?yung Avgas (aviation gs) control. Kaya ?pag tumaas ?yung presyo ng Avgas sa merkado, tataas din ?yung presyo ng pamasahe," said Tugade.
" Kasi ho wala po tayong sariling fuel, langis. ?Yung mga iba ho meron sila. Kaya ?yun ho ?yung malaking advantage nila. Sana ho kung meron tayong sariling langis maka-calibrate mo ?yan," said Tugade to explain why PAL and Cebu Pacific have to charge very high fares.
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Nicole was born and raised in Castro Valley, California in the San Francisco Bay Area. She attended California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo where she obtained a B.S. in Psychology with a minor in Religious Studies, as well as, a B.S. in Cell and Molecular Biology with a minor in Women's Studies. After graduating from Cal Poly, Nicole moved back to the San Francisco Bay Area to work in biomedical research and travel. After a few years she decided to head back to school. She attended Tulane University in New Orleans where she received a M.S. in Molecular and Cellular Biology and a M.S.P.H. in Tropical Medicine and Parasitology. She decided to stay in New Orleans to attend medical school at Tulane University School of Medicine. Since deciding to pursue a career in medicine she has had a passion for primary care, but it was during her time in New Orleans working with the homeless shelters, recovery treatment centers, primary care clinics, Chitimatcha Indian Reservation, and during medical mission trips abroad that the value of Family Medicine in being able to provide care to "any and all who walk through the doors," as well as, the importance 'continuity of care' plays in helping patients manage/improve their health became clear; thus, her decision to pursue a career in Family Medicine was solidified. Nicole is not only excited to be back in California close to family and friends but is extremely excited and honored to be a part of a community that is dedicated to caring for any and all in need; including the truly underserved and marginalized. Outside of medicine, she loves being outdoors, spending time with her family and friends, and watching her Bay Area sports teams.
Marlowe was born in Berkeley, CA and raised in Oakland, CA. While growing up she lived abroad multiple times and traveled throughout Asia, Australia and Europe. She saw extreme poverty at a young age, which engendered an interest in inequities and began her irrepressible desire to try to make things better. She received her bachelor's degree in neuroscience and psychology from Smith College in Northampton, MA. Marlowe volunteered for multiple global health non-profits, a rural women and children's medical clinic in the Dominican Republic and with a migrant farm worker clinic in Baja, Mexico. She also worked extensively with a pediatric global health non-profit dedicated to training doctors to use medical referencing software to care for impoverished children in public hospitals in Southeast Asia and East Africa. After these experiences Marlowe returned to the United States to pursue her Masters of Public Health in Maternal and Child Health and Nutrition at the University of California, Berkeley. Marlowe then received her medical degree from the University of Louisville in Kentucky. She is thrilled to be training at a program that walks the walk when it comes to serving underserved populations. And it doesn't hurt that she is back home in Northern California! She enjoys river rafting, river boarding, beach combing, swimming, soccer, hiking, backpacking, traveling, trying exotic food, spending time with friends and family, meeting new people and trying new things.
Devery Mitchell was born and raised in Napa, California. She then attended the University of Redlands in southern California where she graduated with a Bachelors of Science in Biology and double minors in Chemistry and Poetry. After spending time doing migraine research and working as an emergency medicine scribe, she then matriculated to the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA. During her training at UCLA, she worked as an anatomy tutor and participated in a four piece medical student band as well as two a capella groups. At graduation, her colleagues and faculty selected her as a Gold Humanism Scholar. Her zeal for all things medicine led her to pursue a residency in Family Medicine- the only specialty that could encompass every one of her passions. Working in homeless clinics and FQHCs in Los Angeles also fueled her interest in patient advocacy and so during her intern year she completed the Copello Patient Advocacy Fellowship with the National Physician's Alliance. She hopes to continue on in her career as a rural family physician and advocate for the underserved and marginalized.
Ngabo is originally from the south Sacramento area, and is a graduate of Florin High School. He is the oldest child of two Rwandan Immigrants who came to this country seeking a brighter future for themselves and their children. Ngabo has always enjoyed studying science, history and the celebration of diversity and cultures. His journey to medicine began when he transferred from Cosumnes River College to UC Davis to earn his B.S.in nutrition science with a minor in Chicano studies. Ngabo then spent 2 years abroad serving as a Peace Corps community health volunteer in Rural Ecuador, before returning home to Sacramento to obtain to obtain his M.D. degree as part of the inaugural class for an accelerated primary care track at UC Davis School of Medicine. He is excited to be joining the Dignity Health family, in the same neighborhood he grew up in. Ngabo believes that health is one of those aspects that affects all areas of life, and wants to help his patients achieve optimal health so they can enjoy their lives to the fullest extent no matter where they live or their economic status.
Ben Oldach was born in Bangor, Maine, but grew up primarily in Cincinnati, Ohio. He graduated from the University of Maryland with degrees in biology and sociology before pursuing a masters degree in public health focused on health behavior and promotion. Following graduation, he worked for the population sciences division of the James Comprehensive Cancer Center at The Ohio State University researching cancer screening behavior, tobacco cessation, and HPV vaccination. During this time, he drove around Appalachian Ohio interviewing patients about the impact their social and physical environment had on their health. He then entered medical school at Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine intending to become a family physician caring for under-served populations. Professionally, he is interested in health behavior change, caring for families and communities longitudinally, Osteopathic manipulation, and full spectrum family medicine. He lives with his wife, dog, cats, and chickens and enjoys all of the exciting outdoor activities Northern California has to offer.
Tamar was born in the land of milk and honey and was raised in Southern California. She received a bachelor's degree in Biological Sciences and a minor in Art History from UCLA. As an undergraduate, she had the opportunity to participate in research involving the Hepatitis C virus. She was also the Director of Project Kids Korner, an organization that tutored and mentored underserved children from Northern Los Angeles. Following graduation Tamar finished a study abroad program in England and traveled throughout Europe, she then worked in the restaurant business in Chicago for a year before starting medical school. Tamar received her medical degree from the Frank H. Netter MD School of Medicine in Connecticut and throughout her medical school career she played an active role in student government serving as the inaugural class's Vice President. She developed an interest in global medicine (and eating tlayuda's) after doing an away elective in Oaxaca City, Mexico. Tamar has a wide range of interests, including women's health, underserved communities and emergency medicine. She is extremely excited to finally be back to California and begin her residency training. In her free time, Tamar enjoys spending time with her family, practicing yoga, traveling, eating anything with avocados, arts/crafts, snowboarding and hanging out with her friends.
Enkhee, or NK, was born in Mongolia and moved to the U.S. with her family when she was young, settling in Berkeley, CA. She truly enjoyed the diversity and culture that the Bay Area had to offer, but moved to Davis to pursue her life-long goal of becoming a physician. She went to the University of California, Davis for both her undergrad and medical degree. As an undergraduate, she majored in biochemistry, religious studies, and writing. Throughout her education, she has been a firm believer of balance between knowledge of the physical sciences as well as the social sciences, and remains convinced that neither can answer all alone, but that the two together may get closer. During her college and medical school career, she worked at the Paul Hom Asian Clinic as a volunteer where her experiences serving patients who had language, cultural, and even document barriers instilled even greater motivation to pursue a career in family medicine. Her cultural background also plays a large influence in how she hopes to practice medicine. She believes that a true family medicine physician is capable of helping anyone from children to grandparents and should always push the limits of what physicians can do for the people we serve.
Mai Cher was born in Stockton, California and moved to Sacramento as a young child with her family. She enjoys all that beautiful Sacramento has to offer which is why she never went far. She attended a local high school, Valley High, and the local community college, Cosumnes River College. Growing up within the heart of South Sacramento, she saw firsthand the health care needs of the diverse underserved populations. She was inspired to pursue a career in medicine so that she could give back to this community and become a voice for those in need. She transferred to UC Davis as a pre-med where she majored in Biology with an emphasis in Neuro-physiology and Biology. She then went on to obtain her medical education at UC Davis School of Medicine, where she co-founded the HLUB (Hmong Lifting Underserved Barriers) student-run clinic which provides free culturally and linguistically appropriate care to the local Hmong community. She enjoys mentoring and teaching local high school and college students, hoping to serve as a reminder that if she could reach her dreams, so can they. She is ecstatic to be a part of the Dignity Health Family, a place where she will be able to grow and gain extensive skills as a Family Medicine physician while serving her community. She enjoys spending time with her partner and her very large family-which includes 5 sisters, 4 brothers, and tons of adorable neices and nephews. Additionally, she loves traveling, exploring different cultures, and cooking (can't forget eating too, which is her favorite part!).


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Artist of The Week: Lilliya Scarlett
Self-taught artist and model Lilliya Scarlett is no stranger to blood and gore. With most of her paintings including unusual and uncomfortable imagery, Scarlett sticks to her "body rot palette": shades of reds, browns, and yellows. We caught up with this young artist in her studio in Venice, to talk about cooking, jazz, and reoccurring dreams.
You were born in New York but grew up in Montana. What was it like growing up?
I lived in Montana until I was seven. My dad is a writer, and he ended up having to be in LA full time to work in television. We moved back and forth but we wanted to be with him all of the time, so we ended up spending the school years in LA. I'll forever value the early childhood I had in Montana surrounded by nature and writers.
Did you start painting when you were in Montana?
I used to draw and make art projects all the time when I was very little, and then I became really interested in cooking. I thought I wanted to be a chef. So, I worked at restaurants for two years from when I was 14. Then I decided that I didn't want to have a career on the line of cooking. I started to paint constantly, and between that modeling and school, I was forced to faze out the restaurant.
In Montana, there's a lot of open land and nature. Did that influence you at all?
Montana continues to influence my art. It's definitely my favorite place to work because it's quiet. Every time I go back, the work just spills out of me. There's just something about it.
Both of your parents are writers, how has that influenced your realm of creativity and what you've been interested in?
I guess that's what always made me interested in writing. I read a lot. I've pretty much been immersed in the arts my whole life. They've always taken me to museums and galleries, and my grandpa is an artist. He's actually my main inspiration.
Is there a book or a poem that is vital to who you are today or that sticks out to you?
I really love The Unbearable Lightness of Being. I also like The Stranger by Albert Camus…
Montana continues to influence my art. Every time I go back, the work just spills out of me. There's just something about it.
What kind of art is your grandfather involved in?
Mostly his work is abstract and architectural — paintings and constructions. It's all beautiful lines and color work. His wooden constructions are my favorites.
You sculpt as well, right?
I do a little bit. I really prefer to work with paint, but sometimes I get these crazy ideas for installations or sculptural pieces.
How would you define your work?
Well, most of my work is just images in my head, but sometimes I'll just get on with the paint and create something without origination behind it. It's just flow. A lot of my earlier work was a reflection of experiences and growing up in the world of Los Angeles. Now, it's more about images. It's like I am manipulating and digesting the outside world to a greater extent and what is coming out has gone through a greater deconstructive process.
When would you say these images pop up?
They are triggered quite randomly. It comes and goes in waves. Sometimes I'll be inspired, paint for days on end. But of course, there are periods of time where I don't paint anything and maybe just revert to pencil drawing.
Do you listen to music when you paint? What's an ideal environment for you?
I like when I'm alone, so there are no distractions. I get distracted very easily. Sometimes, I'll turn on the TV for white noise, or I listen to some music. However, that often distracts me because I decide I don't want to listen to a particular song anymore and then I am distracted by finding the perfect thing to listen to. Sometimes I'll over listen to music which can be an issue.
What music do you listen to?
Thelonious Monk, Chet Baker, Dexter Gordon. Just depends on my mood. I like Alice Glass and babymetal, lots of different stuff. But I'll always love the country music that I grew up listening to like Merle Haggard, and Loretta Lynn.
You had an opening at ChainLink in Los Angeles. What did you call that series?
That was a collection of everything that I had made; pieces I had liked but hadn't shown since I was thirteen.
In what time frame was that series created?
Well, a lot of the pieces were from two or three years ago. What's painted on the walls was done just four days before the show. That was stressful, but I loved it. I loved having the white walls and space to do whatever I wanted. Ultimate freedom.
How did you get involved with Chainlink?
I first met Cheryl who owned the gallery at a party. We connected on Instagram, she messaged me and we hung out. First, she helped sell one of my pieces, and then after she offered me a solo show!
Was that the first time you sold something?
It was the first time I formally sold something. So, that was really cool. It was to an art collector. It was really exciting and unexpected. I met Cheryl again, and she told me she had a month left on her lease for Chainlink. She told me she was doing a show but offered me a space to do whatever I wanted. So, at first there was a lot of art there that I had to work around, but then we moved everything out, and I was able to go crazy. It was really fun.
You've painted on clothes and shoes. Are you interested in the fashion aspect of art or do you like having different canvases?
Often I paint on trash. I usually paint on things that are made of wood. It's usually doors I've found in my alleyway. I do like painting on clothing because it's something you can wear everywhere. Also, I think it's kind of funny because most people wouldn't wanna wear bloody limbs. So, I guess it challenges people and what they're comfortable with. Sometimes I'll paint with aesthetically pleasing colors, but that's mostly because I'm drawing with reds and pinks. Then, there's other colors that people don't like seeing together like, browns and yellows. Just dirty shades. I like to call it the the body rot palette.
Do you wear the pieces you paint?
Sometimes. I have a few pieces that I have in my closet that I've painted. I go through phases of not wanting to look at my work at all. I'll put it away, and that goes for most of my pieces. I really like them for a bit, but once I look at them for too long, I'll hide them. I guess that's how my process is. I've worn them a little bit. I've given pieces to friends as gifts.
A lot of your work features teeth. When you see people is that what you first notice?
I guess I do!
Where does the fascination of teeth stem from? Horror films or the human body?
I was randomly thinking about gums a year ago. Then, I became fascinated with teeth because I was drawing a mouth on something and I just started looking at pictures of teeth. I became kind of obsessed with them for about a year. I'm slowly moving out of that phase. I liked to look at a lot of medical photos of surgeries and procedures. They inspired me.
What was your reoccurring dream about?
Well, it was just a certain face that had teeth.
Do you have a name to it?
No, I can't really go into detail. It's hard to explain now. It sounds like a nonsensical, wild image. I guess it's just kind of fear and paranoia.
You're turning 18 this year, what would you say to other young artists?
Constantly going out and partying is not that exciting in my opinion. I think if you get caught up in high school with just having a good time, you miss the free opportunity to try out different interests. I worked a lot of jobs in high school and tried on different vocations which ended up narrowing my focus and getting me a started out in the real world. My advice is to keep in mind that you can start your career whenever you want. You don't have to go to school before making something happen for yourself. I tried to cultivate a lot of opportunities early. I worked in a kitchen at an adult's job for two years. I did that just by emailing someone. I'll meet people who are older than me, and they'll ask how I got into working at Animal and Jon & Vinny's. There's a lot of power in asking to do something. It's an opportunity, and people really respect you for asking. People want to teach others, and I have benefitted from that. I've had such valuable experiences by working hard and focusing.
What are some of the most valuable lessons you've learned working in culinary arts?
I love cooking. So, I'll always know how to do that. I love cooking for people it's definitely something that brings me pure joy. I did learn how to multitask and handle many things under stress. Multi-tasking under stressful conditions is something that I'm pretty good at doing now and is definitely the number one thing you have to learn in a professional kitchen.
Since you're going to London next week, is there anyone in particular you'd love to work with or anything specific you plan to do while there?
I'm definitely going to go to the Tate Modern. I really want to see the art there. I think I'll be inspired by the architecture. I love English weather, too. So, I'm excited. Hopefully, I'll have time to draw a little bit and bring some material to the museums in between modeling jobs. We'll see. I might look at some art schools.
If you were to go to an art school, would you go for fine art?
I think so. I'd like to learn every technique that I can. I'd have that in my toolbox to improve my art.
What's next?
I would love to combine my modeling, art, and interest in fashion by collaborating with a brand.
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Chelsea Esquibel: Hair & Makeup
Essence Moseley: Editing


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Southwest Wisconsin Technical College in Fennimore offers certificates and associate degrees in four areas – agribusiness science and technology, dairy herd management, ag power and equipment technician, and farm business production management.
According to Deb Ihm, Business and Production Management instructor at Southwest Tech, the number of programs will soon grow to around 15 as the college diversifies its ag-based course offerings to reflect expanding career opportunities for graduates.
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Northcentral Technical College's Agriculture Center of Excellence is an example of creating enhanced learning opportunities for students pursuing agriculture careers. This farm-of-the-future learning laboratory includes a cow barn, robotic milker, pastureland, cropland, woodlands and wetlands.
Fox Valley Technical College has also responded to industry evolution with an updated curriculum and changes to course offerings. The school added the state's only precision agriculture program to its roster, which includes horticulture, natural resources, ag business, farm operations and ag power technician, among others.
Fox Valley's off-campus farm business production management program allows students to work toward a certificate or degree on a local farm rather than in the classroom, and has become a popular resource for family farms. The school also has a dual enrollment arrangement with area high schools that awards college credits to students.
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Lakeshore Technical College in Cleveland offers several programs that enhance students' knowledge of agriculture and provide real- world application. Specifically, the college's dairy herd management program and the newer agribusiness science and technology program allow students to learn in the classroom, but also apply that knowledge in a farm- based setting. Like Fox Valley and Southwest Tech, LTC works with local farms and agribusinesses to give students hands-on experience through corporate internships, farm visits and farm internships.
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Logitech G930 gaming headsets' audio features include Dolby 7.1 Surround Sound, 7 discrete audio channels, rapid-burn transmission, low-frequency effects (LFE) channel, and responsive frequency.
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W.L. Pate, Jr.
For City Council At Large
Early Voting: April 22 – 30, 2019
Election Day: May 4, 2019
Why you should Cast YOUR vote for W. L. Pate, Jr.
Proven Leadership for ALL of Beaumont
Worked with Lamar University President Ken Evans to put LU in an Economic Enterprise Zone. First project was $2.5 million Exxpress Mart on MLK and Cardinal Drive.
Played KEY Role in bringing new HEB store to Beaumont.
Worked with HEB management team to make adjustments to make the new store a great investment for HEB and Beaumont!
Worked to bring a Beaumont Minority Contractor in Hurricane Harvey Recovery Program and save the citizens tax dollars at the same time!
Helped SAVE TAXPAYERS hundreds of thousands of dollars on new Northwest Parkway!
Has continued to work to keep CITY TAXES as LOW as possible and still deliver the services to our Citizens!
W . L. Pate, Jr.
Beaumont City Council Member at Large since 2007
Served as Mayor Pro Tem
President Texas Association of Mayors, Council Members and Commissioners
Texas Municipal League Board of Directors
TML Region 16 President
TML Legislative Budget, Economic Development Committees as well as others
Graduated with BBA Lamar University 1971 MBA (Economics) 1972
Master's Degree in Military Arts and Sciences 1978
Faculty member of Lamar University 1977-1985
Military Service
Joined Army Reserve as a private in 1967,
1969 commissioned as an infantry officer at Fort Benning, GA.
Branch qualified in Transportation and Artillery. Prefix 5
Served Artillery Battery Commander
Headquarters Commandant for 75th Manuever Area Command, largest Army Reserve unit in US
Graduated from Command and General Staff College as a 30 year old Captain in 1978
Last assignment was an Instructor for Command and General Staff College before retiring as an LTC in 1994
Congressional Military Academy Selection Board since 1994 for 3 Congressman Lampson(D) Poe(R) Weber(R) several years as Chairman
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Mental Health Association
Better Business Bureau
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Christus St. Elizabeth Hospital
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New York-based The Hochman Practice Group has joined New York-based Grassi & Co. (FY14 net revenue of $40.9 million) and will operate under the Grassi & Co. name going forward.
The teams decided to merge to provide increased skills and technical expertise as well as a wider array of services and new opportunities to their clients, while also expanding their geographical reach. The combination of teams will also provide the firm's professional staff with continued opportunities for career development and growth, as Grassi & Co. is consistently exploring and capitalizing on opportunities to expand its presence and capabilities in the region.
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Cares4Pets is putting together a 2011 calender filled with adoption success stories along with photos of the happy families. I've been assigned the task of photographer and this past weekend I got started with two delightful women and their pups.
DocDufresne, my dutiful assistant, and I met up with Sandra and her lovely lab/pointer mix, Montana in Clark Park. Montana is a senior lady and was rescued from a breeding operation where she was going to be put down due to the fact that she wasn't producing litters any more. She's adorable and very sweet. She also clearly loves Sandra dearly. Here are some of my favorite photos from the session. After our session in Clark Park, DocDufresne and I took a lovely walk to Woodlands Cemetery, which is a great spot where we spent some time when DocDufresne lived in the neighborhood. There we met up with Beth and her cutie pie, Gizmo, who was rescued from running across a busy street. One of our photo spots was commandeered by some sort of amateur film crew that was shooting footage of a small metal bird cage... Clearly it was a good spot. Luckily, I'm really happy with several of the photos that were taken with a lovely honey locust in the background.


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How To Raise A Wild Child: What To Pack For Your Adventure
One of my most cherished childhood memories was when my older brother and I would go exploring the terrain around my home. I grew up in the countryside in Nebraska, which meant we had loads of room to do so. And each adventure started with us "strategically" packing our backpacks. I'd pack the cans of soda and fruit roll-ups; he, the Swiss army knife and squirt guns. (It was a different time.) And then we'd disappear off into the prairie grass next door, the tiny patch of woods in our backyard, or off to follow the creek that ran through our front yard.
I wouldn't exchange those memories for the whole world. I would, however, probably pack a little differently. And as constant adventure inspo Rebecca Caldwell told us recently, one of the most important elements of an adventure with your kids is being sufficiently prepared. As she notes, you'll fall into your groove with time—knowing what to bring for the temperatures, and how many snacks to pack depending on the length—but here's a good place to start for a summertime exploration.
Water bottles
It's an obvious suggestion but one that might take a little forethought. The first step is to evaluate where you'll be going: Will it likely have frequent refill stations along the way? If yes, you'll be able to get away with smaller, kid-friendly options like Klean Kanteen Insulated Kid Classic (which is lightweight, won't sweat, and has a top loop) or Contigo Autoseal Trekker Kids Water Bottle (which is basically spill-proof so you could toss it into a bag without worry). This way they will be able to carry it themselves, so you won't be weighed-down with multiple bottles. If not, or you are unsure, you might want to invest in a filtering system or bottle. Grayl Ultralight Water Purifier Bottle is a fan favorite—and it makes raw water safe in 15 seconds flat.
And finally, low-waste expert and nutritionist Abby K. Cannon, J.D., R.D., gave me some sound advice earlier this summer: Make sure you start hydrated. So when you wake up (or even before you go to bed the night before) make sure you and your kids drink plenty of water while at home well before you leave. Then—again seems obvious, but worth a reminder—always full up before you leave the house.
Whether you don't want to dirty your kid's school backpack or it's just not sufficient for outdoor activities, a summertime backpack is just as important as a school time one. You want these to be durable, light, and roomy enough to hold all that they might need. Another bonus: They'll feel more engaged in the activity when they get to carry some of the goods, too.
Deuter Schmusebar Kids' Pack comes in adorable patterns and has easy-to-use side pockets for snacks and water. REI Co-op Tarn 18 Kids' Pack has extra-padded shoulder and side straps (normal packs' straps might be too thin for day hikes, as they'll dig into shoulders).
Snack cups + food
Invest in some refillable snack cups, as you'll be able to reuse them again and again, and you won't accumulate trash from single-use plastic. Lunchskins Reusable bags beat plastic baggies any day; Yumbox lunchboxes won't spill or leak and keeps foods separate.
As Caldwell notes, pack food that will tide them over and keep their energy levels consistent all day long. (Read: Try to avoid a sugar high and crash.) Stick to fresh, whole fruits, veggies, or nut mixes. Or an easy, packable options: bars. Gerber has an organic toddler line that includes Organic Fruit & Veggie, Date & Carrot, Date & Beets, and Date & Sweet Potato Bars.
Books + map
Yes, we are fully aware that the wonders of smartphones and technology mean that you can effortlessly find your way along a trail, read up on all the plants you find on the way, and snap a few photos—all in one handheld tool. But there is a certain joy, resourcefulness, and independence that comes with figuring out something with a hard copy. (Even if it means carrying a few extra things.)
"A lot of parents say, Oh we get out in nature, but then they'll be attached to their device the whole time—and what sort of message does that give to a kid?" asks licensed physiologist Nicole Beurkens, Ph.D., CNS. "It's important kids learn that phones aren't the answer. What did you do when you were a kid? You survived, right?"
If you are going on an established trail, you can likely find and print a map from the park website. If not? Get a little crafty and find your route on Google Earth. As for the book, find one depending on the activity or terrain. Maybe it's birdwatching if you're out in a park; a book to help you identify plants and seeds if you're gardening; an illustrated guide to trees if you're on a hike. And if you're debating what level of book to buy? Err on the side of more advanced. "Kids are smart—way smarter than we give them credit for," says teacher and author Esther Wojcicki. "Let them surprise you."
Another fun thing to bring, especially if your kid is more comfortable indoors with arts and crafts, is a sketchbook with coloring pencils. "Drawing helps you pause and quiet down, and to do this in a natural setting is especially rewarding because as you quiet down, the environment raises its volume, so to speak," says Jessica Dalrymple, a botanical art instructor. "When you focus your attention on nature in this concentrated way, you enliven what you are observing as well as the surroundings by tuning in to nature on a wavelength you would not otherwise."
Bug protection + sunscreen
Now we're onto the more logistical end of the list: protection from the elements. Always pack a first aid kit, with bandages, a disinfecting ointment like Curoxen, and hand sanitizer. Include a natural bug repellent: Kinfield Golden Hour just launched today, is DEET-free and powered by a super-strain of Indonesian citronella. (A hack I learned while on a fly-fishing adventure up north in Canada? Saturate a classic bandanna with the spray and tie it around your neck: The fabric will hold the repellent better than your skin, and it makes for a pretty cute accessory for youngsters.)
And, of course, a safe sunscreen is essential—even on overcast days, when you'll be in heavily wooded areas, or even if they have caps on. Earlier this summer we shared guidelines on finding a safe sunscreen as well as a few of our favorite safe options, with a few just for kids. And make sure you are reapplying as directed: If you apply it first thing in the morning and skip it the rest of the day, it will wear off with time and sweat.
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We have had a very busy year, between counseling, speaking at churches and support groups, and teaching our Set Free Seminar. Our most recent seminar was at Faith Evangelical Free Church in Acton, MA. We had a good turnout and great response from the people who attended. Joe also gave his testimony during the morning services the next day.
We are looking forward to two seminars in the month of February, one in Cape May Courthouse, NJ, at Lighthouse Church on Feb 9th and one in Egg Harbor Twp, NJ, at Friendship Bible Church on Feb 23. Check our LTTL Facebook page for further details.
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Margarita (ID: 88213)
Date of birth:January 20, 1998
Height:5' 4" (165 cm)
Weight:105 lb (48 kg)
Hair color:brunette
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You can understand, that I'm an active girl. I have a lot of hobbies, especially I adore different kinds of sports. It helps me keep my body strong and fit. Do you like sport? For example, dear, I like playing volleyball and watching football. Yes, nothing strange, sometimes, even girls can watch the football matches, especially, with the handsome players, haha. Moreover, in winter I like to go skiing, but, unfortunately, I can't go snowboarding. I want to train this skill. Can you go snowboarding? If yes, please, help me and be my instructor. If no, it's not a problem, we can try to train together, I think it will be funny. After this training, we will drink some cups of tasty hot chocolate, somewhere in a cozy chalet in the high mountains, and I will play the piano for you. Do you like it? I play the piano not worse than Mozart! Haha, ok maybe he did it better a little bit, but I will try to impress you! Is it a good idea, dear?
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Well, I'm young and pretty girl, as you like, aren't you? Yes, I can read your minds easily. Do you like the sociable, charming and cheerful girl? I hear the answer "yes" from you...so, it's me! Write me immediately! I have a perfect, big family and I like spending my spare time with them. Do you like spending time with relatives? I think it's important thing for me, and I hope, that for you it's important too. I like making picnics at summer. Would you like to join me? I will bake a cake, we will bring the bottle of tasty wine and fruits. We will have a romantic picnic, yes? Just imagine, you and a very beautiful girl with green eyes together. We will speak, laugh, drink some wine and look at the starry sky. I will shy a little bit, but you will say me: "Stop nervous, dear, everything is good, you are so beautiful today and ever". Oh my god, I really imagined it and now I'm smiling. I hope you feel the same, yes?
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'Elliott Erwitt: Pittsburgh 1950' opens at the ICP, New York
Elliott Erwitt: Pittsburgh 1950 explores a crucial moment in the history of an American city, captured with quiet insight and playful wit by Elliott Erwitt at the outset of his distinguished career. It marks the first time these images are being shown in the US.
In 1950 Elliott Erwitt, then just twenty-two years old, set out to capture Pittsburgh's transformation from an industrial city into a modern metropolis. Commissioned by Roy Stryker, the mastermind behind the large-scale documentary photography projects launched by the US government during the Great Depression, Erwitt shot hundreds of frames. His images recorded the city's communities against the backdrop of urban change, highlighting his quiet observations with the playful wit that has defined his style for over five decades. After only four months, Erwitt was drafted into the army and sent to Germany, leaving his negatives behind in Stryker's Pittsburgh Photographic Library. The negatives remained at the Pennsylvania Department of the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh for decades. This exhibition, organized by Assistant Curator Claartje van Dijk in association with the photographer, will present these images in the United States for the first time.
The exhibition runs from 23 May – 2 September 2018.
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Stein is in his 17th year as a teacher but his third at HCHS.
He grew up in Cincinnati in a sports-oriented family and then went to college at Toledo University before returning to his native city to begin his teaching career.
Stein said his move to teaching in Kentucky came because of a previous decision to teach in a charter school in Cincinnati.
"The charter school came and I thought it sounded like a great idea," Stein said. "I taught there for a short time but it closed and left me looking for a job."
Stein found that job at Martha Layne Collins High School. He moved to Shelbyville but after two and half years there moved to teaching at Montgomery County High School.
Stein said his decision to leave there and teach at Henry County was based on his desire to be more a part of the school community.
"I was commuting to Montgomery County from Shelbyville so I had no time to be a part of the extracurricular activities there," Stein said. "I am a big believer in the importance of extracurricular activities and wanted to be a part of that so I started looking to get back closer to home."
And that is why over the last three years Stein has quickly become known as "Mr. Wildcat."
Besides coaching the chess team for a second year, Stein has worked as an academic team coach and this year he will be an official at academic team competitions. He also plans to go to the marching band's semi-state competition this weekend.
"My wife, Jillian, has also been in several of the Theater Downstream productions here at the school," Stein said.
Whether it is a volleyball match, a soccer game or a golf match, Stein is an equal opportunity supporter of HCHS students, although he has to curtail the shouting at golf events.
"But that's okay," Stein said. "You can still be there and shake their hand after the round and tell them good job. It's just about letting them know you support their efforts."
While athletes and parents of all the teams appreciate him, Stein seems to have a particularly close bond with the boys' soccer team. They bought him a cape he wears to some games and last year, the parents made cardboard letters to raise as he led the C-A-T-S cheer.
"I liked him there at the games because he kept the crowd in the game no matter what the score was," HCHS senior soccer player Zack Woods said. "Whether it was close, we were way ahead or way behind, he kept the crowd loud and supporting us."
Athletes don't always tune in to what is happening on the sideline but it's hard to ignore Mr. Wildcat when he is in full voice.
"I like that he is there at so many home and away games," HCHS girls' soccer player Janey Thompson said. "And I love his C-A-T-S cheer."
Stein said that when he came to the NCKC cross country championship at the new park, he was concerned that the runners wouldn't be able to hear him with the course being so spread out, but runners told him he could be heard all over the course.
Stein said his motivation for leading cheers and getting the crowd fired up came from hearing a lot of negative yelling and screaming at games that was not in the correct spirit of supporting a high school team.
"They tended to focus on something negative about the opponent," he said. "When I went to games it seemed that the students needed to learn how to cheer positively for the team and give them positive energy. Being teenagers they did not want to lead and be the one noticed. I was willing to be the target. I try to be consistently loud, especially when a comeback is needed.
"My goal is to find cheers that the crowd can follow and go with. I would much prefer that it be student led. I take ideas from college teams, pro soccer and other places for my cheers."
HCHS principal Shannon Sageser appreciates what Stein brings to the HCHS campus.
"His presence has been one that is dynamic and impactful," Sageser said. "He has been a blessing as far as overall school pride. His love for the school is genuine.
"That Mr. Wildcat that we see on the sideline doesn't stop when he goes into the classroom, hallways or even on parking lot duty. He always has his supporters scarf ready to wave."
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The artwork being featured at the New Zone Gallery is infinitely diverse, yet works together to show a single truth, according to board president Dianne Story Cunningham.
That truth: �Every artist has a story.�
This spring�s show, �Zone 4 All,� is a nonjuried open show displaying two- and three-dimensional artwork.
The nonprofit gallery has been open for 32 years, and primarily displays art made by its 65 members, who pay $200 annually to remain involved. The gallery holds a monthlong show every spring and fall that is open to members as well as other local artists.
The gallery also hosts workshops, live art sessions and opportunities for artists year-round.
�We are constantly looking for ways to extend a hand to local artists,� Cunningham said.
Artists submitted up to two pieces of work � of any size, style and kind � on Feb. 24 for the exhibit, which opened Friday.
The many pieces of art being displayed feature everything from paintings of bright colored musicians and detailed images of nature, to moveable sculptures and a full-functioning, three-dimensional work that operates to pour shots of bourbon whiskey.
�We display pretty much anything,� Cunningham said. �We�ve hung paintings with penises, political paintings that have been rejected by other galleries, everything.�
Cunningham, who submitted two of her own clay and metal masks, said New Zone�s open shows have given many artists their first opportunity to display their work in a professional setting.
�We get people coming in to see their friend�s piece or their child�s piece of art that�s being hung professionally for the first time, and their career just continues,� she said. �This gallery can do so much for new artists.�
The artwork on display ranges in price, but Cunningham said the gallery takes pride in ensuring art sold is affordable.
�One of our greatest assets is that we really reach out to the community and make this a place for everyone,� she said. �We are always trying to think of new ways to engage local artists.�
New artists appear at every open show, according to gallery coordinator Steve La Riccia, but once someone displays their art for the first time, they often keep coming back.
Ellen Gabehart, the oldest member of the gallery � at age 84 � said she has been creating art since she was just 3 years old. She has been a member of the gallery for approximately 18 years.
�I started making art, and I never stopped,� she said.
Gabehart is displaying one of her most timely political paintings at the open show, titled �When Will It End?�
The painting shows an array of people laying dead from a mass shooting, with physical newspaper headlines and bullet casings surrounding it. Gabehart said she made the painting a few years back, following the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in Connecticut in late 2012, when 26 children and adults were killed.
�With the recent shooting I decided to bring this piece back again,� she said. �We need to be asking, �When will this tragedy end?�?�
While this piece is particularly political, Gabehart said she creates a great deal of nonpolitical artwork as well, which she�s shown at the gallery consistently over the years.
�Artists are supposed to create the art that they want, and that art often creates and sparks emotion,� La Riccia said. �Ellen does that. She is a gem, a jewel in our community.�
Barbara Counsil, another local artist, is presenting two oil paintings from her collection of personified planets in the solar system.
This is Counsil�s third time presenting her art at one of New Zone�s open shows.
Her two featured paintings � �Neptune, God of The Seas� and �Jupiter, King of Gods� � depict Neptune and Jupiter in human form, with ties to their Greek and astronomical roots. The paintings each took her 70 to 80 hours to complete.
�It takes patience and endurance, but there�s a lot of personal fulfillment creating something,� she said. �And doing this show multiple times, you can see how other artists, change, grow and improve over the years.�
The gallery�s longtime goal is to remain a place that provides opportunities for artists to display their work, to meet other artists and to feel encouraged to continue making art, Cunningham said.
�This gallery and this show (are) so special and different, being a place for mixed art made by many different artists in the community,� Counsil said. �We can all grow here.�
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I love this whole being a tourist in your town series I am working on.Today we are heading to the north shore and a cute little town dear to our hearts--Highland Park--which is a cool town with a city vibe.
And it happens to be the home to one Richard Marx.
I love me some Dick Marx, so in honor of one of our family's favorite getaway spots and one of the most prolific songwriters of our time I am using his song titles to help me guide you up and down the must-see places of HP.
When we are hungry, we always head to Buffo's in Highwood (which is just up the road).
Think burgers, Italian sausage, pizza, you name it. They have street-side seating with umbrellas.
It will leave you SATISFIED for sure.
Right, Richard?
Another great place to eat is The Mean Wiener.
Highwood is a great town to stroll and window shop.
Lots of antique stores and bakeries, as well as being steps from Lake Michigan.
Next stop, downtown Highland Park.
We always park the car and walk around the shopping district.
A favorite place to stop is the toy shop on Central Avenue.
Beanstalk is amazing.
I don't usually get excited in toy stores but this is one I could get lost in.
And the back book reading room?
I want it for MY home.
It even has a little reading cottage.
My youngest loves to sit on the life-size animals and read books while we look at all the cool toys we never had growing up.
Not at all jealous.
SHOULD'VE KNOWN BETTER than to be born in the 70s, am I right Richard??
Another great place the kids and you will love is Uncle Dan's outdoor store, also on Central.
It's essentially a camping store but really an outdoor lovers paradise.
The staff lets you play around with things and there is so much to distract the kids that it has a museum quality.
Without the museum quality price tag.
Unless you buy a tent.
Or a bike.
Then you're on your own.
I don't know about you but every perfect day in our world ends with ice cream.
Whether it's the middle of January or the heat of July, ice cream is always on our agenda.
No fancy ice cream place or hometown creamery here.
Just good old Dairy Queen.
But the kids who work here.....I just said kids.......are so adorable.
Every time we go here, they are so nice, helpful and have lots of suggestions.
That and the Heath Bar blizzard is killer.
If you love music and the outdoors then you need to go to Ravinia.
A lot of concerts sell out at the beginning of the season, but there are a few you can buy tickets for day of.
The twinkling lights, the music, the trees, it is pretty cool.
I have never done the whole picnic wine and cheese group concert thing because I am not good at coordinating something like that.
Someone please coordinate that so I can knock it off my bucket list.
I mean those ENDLESS SUMMER NIGHTS would be amazing.


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This is a temporary closure and we will be back and open as soon as it is recommended to do so.
In good news, in the next few days we will go live on Deliveroo meaning you can enjoy San Carlo, Fumo and Cicchetti food and wine at home very soon. We'll keep you posted on our facebook page
Please take care of each other and we'll see you on the other side
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Self Reliance and Unemployment Insurance
Today a lot of people are discussing extending unemployment insurance even longer than they've been getting it. The argument to extend payments longer could be stronger if we had the money. The government's broke and has to borrow whatever we decide to pay to anyone. The generosity of the legislators to extend payments to the unemployed shouldn't be allowed to dig a deeper hole for our depleted treasury.
If you have trouble putting food on your family's table, are you in a position to give money to help feed widows and orphans? No you shouldn't. You can't allow yourself to fail to fulfill your own obligations no matter how great the need others have. The starving widows and orphans will have to get help from somewhere else. Does that sound cold? It's not, those are prudent financial decisions. As the bread winner of a family you would be expected to make that kind of a decision. As the legislative body charged with spending public funds I would expect you to make those sorts of decisions and to make the right choices with our money, and don't forget that it's our money not yours. We, the tax payers, are not a bottomless pit that you can continually take from.
Many jobs aren't coming back, many salaries will be lost. Some who earned a six figure income in the past will not see that sort of income for quite a while, if ever. Many of the unemployed will have to go in new directions and start at the bottom of a lot of new organizations and earn their way back up. It'll be a difficult road to travel, but one that must be traveled by a lot of today's unemployed. Jobs will come back and people will work, but in what industries and doing what tasks?
What's the purpose of extending the payments? Will an extra six months help cause their old job to reappear? Will another six months cause them to be more competitive than most of the other unemployed who are competing for the same job? Probably not. The extended payments will dig a deeper hole in the public piggy bank and provide a crutch for the unemployed who may be avoiding making some hard choices.
The old job is gone, the old salary may also be gone, new opportunities must be explored. The new opportunities may be at the bottom of the salary and ego scales. The major portion of the unemployed have a great deal of skill and experience, but the old environments are gone. They'll have to apply their skills in new environments and rise to higher levels all over again. Is it fair? No, it isn't, but life isn't always fair. Life throws obstacles in our paths and we have to overcome them. We all have to live our lives and deal with whatever comes our way.
Surviving off a government extended benefit is a short term solution. It may also be the reason some of the hard choices aren't being made. Self reliance is a character trait that made this country great. Self pity and dependency never accomplished anything. Self reliance makes you a leader and a role model.
Those who choose to sit back and wait for a job to appear that will replace the old salary and old status may be at a disadvantage to those who start sooner. Taking a job far below your skill and experience level will work out to the advantage of the employer and the employed. Promotional opportunities will appear and the more skilled and experience from that organization will get the opportunity. If you have to start back at the bottom, the sooner you start the sooner you'll rise back to the top.
Self reliance is that quality that will give an individual the drive and desire to work hard at being independent and flexible. Self reliance will allow an individual to accept reality and accept new challenges. A self reliant individual will overcome obstacles faster than a dependant individual.
Quit digging a deeper hole in our depleted treasury. Allow the unemployed to look for new opportunities that may not look like the rest of their work history and experience. The sooner they have a steady paycheck the sooner they'll get to be self reliant. The sooner they get a steady paycheck the sooner their disposable income will increase. That's the stimulus we need to grow our economy.
Self Reliance works every time it's tried,


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Welcome back to another fun and exciting week. I have missed two weeks, but we have been busy creating all sorts of fun things in the kitchens. We had a whirlwind of detailed groomscakes, special birthday cakes and very cute baby shower cakes. So we will have many stories to tell. Last weekend was the wedding of Jen and Ben, and they got married at the Inn at Kelly's Ford in Remington, Virginia. It is a very quaint and picturesque venue and makes for great photos. Jen wanted to surprise her soon-to-be husband with a spectacular groomscake with his all-time favorite hobby – bass fishing. Her challenge to us was to create a bass boat using the colors of red, white and black She supplied us with some photos of real bass boats and left the rest to us. As for the flavor, she definitely wanted our mocha truffle filling, but the cake flavor was to be a surprise. So we decided to make her the ultimate cake. We alternated layers of vanilla and chocolate sponge cake and put plenty of our fantastic mocha truffle filling in between. We then worked on carving the shape of the boat and tapered it down towards the bottom like a real boat. Once the shape was ready, we covered the entire boat in vanilla buttercream icing. As the cake was chilling out in the fridge and awaiting its fondant cover, we went to work on some details. Everyone in the bakery was throwing out suggestions as to what they take with them fishing. Who knew we had a bunch of fishermen and women in the kitchen? The red and white life preserver was must, as were life jackets, anchor, oars, ropes, tackle box and two personalized beer cans! There was a lot of fondant rolling and colors being made. As those items were setting, we were ready to cover the cake in fondant. We started with white fondant to cover the entire cake. Once that layer was on, we marked and scored it to look like individual wood planks used to build a boat. That was followed by a red painted plank as the top one and a red backside. The interior of the boat was covered in black fondant to give it some depth and white benches were then added. Now then fun began. We added all the elements on to the cake, but needed it to look more realistic. We rolled tiny little worms spilling out of the tackle box! Then the entire board was covered in various shades of blue buttercream to mimic water. We added candy rocks and green marsh, but it still needed something more. After a few more minutes it finally came to us, we wanted to tie two wedding bells that said "JUST MARRIED" on the back, just like their getaway car for that evening. As we were about to do that, an even better thought came into mind, we tied two fish to the back instead! The bride completed the fun with her cake topper of the bride hooking her groom. Don't forget to stop by either location to have some of our fantastic granola, jams and fun pasta. We only have a few bags left of the Halloween pasta for your parties, so don't delay. In the meantime, stop by for a complimentary cup of coffee when you purchase any of our new products.


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A minor earthquake magnitude 2.9 (ml/mb) has struck on Thursday, 132 km NW of Dutch Harbor, Alaska (82 miles). Exact time and date of earthquake 27/07/17 / 2017-07-27 23:51:21 / July 27, 2017 @ 11:51 pm UTC/GMT. Event ids that are associated to the earthquake: ak16377948, us2000a20t. Id of event: us2000a20t. The temblor was detected at 12:51:21 / 12:51 pm (local time epicenter). The earthquake occurred at a depth of 4.49 km (3 miles) below the earth's surface. Exact location, longitude -167.8693° West, latitude 54.7954° North, depth = 4.49 km.
There are an estimated 130,000 minor earthquakes in the world each year. In the past 24 hours, there have been 0, in the last 10 days 0, in the past 30 days 0 and in the last 365 days one earthquakes of magnitude 3.0 or greater that was reported nearby. Earthquakes 2.5 to 3.5 are often felt, but only causes minor damage.
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What was your situation during the earthquake? Leave a comment or report about damage, shaking and activity at your home, city and country. This data comes from the USGS Earthquake Notification Service. Read more about the earthquake, Seismometer information, Distances, Parameters, Date-Time, Location and details about this quake, that has occurred near: 132 km NW of Dutch Harbor, Alaska.
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