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Class Notes
Do you have something to share? Get a new job? Earn that promotion? Win an award? Get married? Have a child? Let us know! We are always interested in keeping up with our alumni. These Notes that you submit may be used in alumni publications and appear on this web site.
Whitney Siehl, 2013
Whitney K. Siehl '13 received an Award for Excellence in Pro Bono Service from the Judges of the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois and the Chicago Chapter of the Federal Bar Association for her dedication to representing underserved individuals. Siehl is an associate at Grant & Eisenhofer, where her primary area of practice is representing families and children in birth injury and birth trauma litigation nationwide.
Submitted 01/30/2018
Deborah Herman, 1982
Deborah Herman �82 graduated from Ohio State with a dual-degree JD and MA in journalism. This combination gave her the credentials to co-author the bestselling book "Member of the Family: My Story of Charles Manson, Life Inside his Cult and the Darkness that Ended the Sixties." The book, published by William Morrow, an Imprint of Harper Collins, October 2017, is the story of Dianne Lake, aka Snake, the youngest member of the Manson family. She joined the cult at age 14, did not participate in the murders, but became the unwitting confessor to those who perpetuated the horrific crimes on two nights in August 1969. Lake was the last witness helping to put Manson in jail until his death one month after the publication of the book.
Submitted 01/30/2018
Brian Shinn, 1996
Brian E. Shinn �96 was appointed Chief of Claims Section and Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations by Columbus City Attorney Zach Klein. He previously served as director of Human Resources for City Council for the city of Columbus.
Submitted 01/30/2018
Scott Stitt, 2001
Scott J. Stitt '01 was named partner at Tucker Ellis LLP. Based in the firm's Columbus office, his practice focuses on ERISA criminal and civil disputes in state and federal courts across the U.S. Stitt also practices in employment and business disputes, including claims for breach of contract, misappropriation of trade secrets, fraud and breach of fiduciary duty.
Submitted 01/27/2018
Seth Linnick, 2008
Seth Linnick '08 was named partner at Tucker Ellis LLP. Based in the firm's Cleveland office, he represents businesses in disputes in state and federal courts throughout the country, handing aspects of both the defense and plaintiff-side commercial litigation.
Submitted 01/27/2018
Christina Hassel, 2008
Christina T. Hassel '08 was named partner at Hahn Loeser & Parks LLP. She works in the firm's Cleveland office where her practice focuses on commercial litigation, including both individual and class action disputes regarding contracts, business torts, fraud, consumer protection defense, unfair and deceptive trade practices, ADA, and intellectual property, as well as appellate litigation.
Submitted 01/27/2018
Stephen Salley, 2009
Stephen Salley '09 has been elected partner at Sullivan & Cromwell LLP. His practice focuses on public and private mergers and acquisitions and bank regulatory, supervisory and enforcement matters involving both U.S. and non-U.S. financial institutions. He also advises clients on a range of corporate governance and other general corporate matters.
Submitted 01/26/2018
Chad McQuade, 2002
Chad McQuade '02 was recently honored by Northwestern Mutual for his commitment to helping clients plan for and achieve financial security with membership in the company�s 2017 Forum Group. The forum recognizes financial advisors who have eclipsed specific milestones in 2017. McQuade is the managing director of Northwestern Mutual Chicago�s Oak Brook District Office based in Oak Brook, Illinois. This is the seventh time that McQuade has received the forum honor.
Submitted 01/24/2018
Karen Moore, 1975
Karen Moore �75 has been named of counsel on Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease LLP�s trusts, estates and wealth transfer team. Her practice focuses on a full array of services in estate planning and administration, emphasizing the drafting of wills and trusts with related estate, gift and generation-skipping transfer tax planning; administration of estates and trusts; and litigation involving trusts and estates.
Submitted 01/24/2018
Janet Welch, 1980
Janet Dyar Welch �80 was sworn in for her third term as Marietta�s municipal court judge. She first took the bench in 2006 and again in 2012, before winning reelection this past November. Prior to her judicial role, Welch worked for 20 years in private practice, representing clients in a broad range legal matters.
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These globes produce a soft ambient light and look fantastic in cafe and restuarant settings as well as in industrial influenced pendant lights.
Carbon filament globes also feature a cozy warm light giving the appearance of an antique light bulb which makes them ideal for many decorative uses.
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The web hosting and site building scene is a diverse and innovative market space, full of fantastic companies. And if you're looking to make a site and go online, two big names have definitely attracted your attention: Wix and HostGator.
Which one should you choose?
I'm here to help you settle, once and for all, the battle of Wix vs HostGator. As you're about to find out, these providers actually offer very distinct services, making them suitable for different users. Let's compare the two. And if you want a more in-depth take on these businesses, check out my Wix and HostGator reviews.
What Is Wix?
Wix is probably one of the best-known site building services on the internet today, boasting over 100 million users. Its site building software comes with over 500 highly-polished templates. It uses a drag-and-drop design, letting beginners create great looking sites.
Wix takes an open-ended approach to site design. It lets you place content in any position you like. One common Wix complaint is that once you pick a template, you're stuck with it. Automatic migration of content between designs isn't possible.
But Wix isn't just a site building toolkit; all its packages include website hosting too. We'll discuss pricing and specs more below.
For now, all you need to know is that Wix offers a range of plans that include all of the standard features you'd receive with a regular website host, including SSL certificates and SEO tools.
What Is HostGator?
HostGator is first and foremost a server hosting service. It offers all manner of different packages including WordPress, VPS, Dedicated and Shared hosting architectures.
That means it's a far more open-ended service than Wix, which only allows you to manage your website through its own interface.
But, if we're looking for a direct Wix competitor, HostGator also offers its own website building software, known as the 'Gator Website Builder'.
The Gator packages will be the focus of this comparison because they're most directly comparable with Wix's service. Like the Wix website builder, Gator is easy to get to grips with. It too uses a drag-and-drop design and comes with about 500 templates.
Wix Is A Wonderful Design Toolbox, HostGator Isn't
When it comes to template quality, there's a significant difference between these hosts. Gator website builder templates aren't exactly bad, they look modern and respond well to different screen sizes, but they are quite basic.
You won't find many dynamic objects on Gator-built websites. Also, even though there are a lot of them, there's not a lot of meaningful variation between the different templates in the Gator collection.
By contrast, Wix's templates are stylish and beautifully designed. Lots include video elements and use full-bleed scrolling effects to provide an interactive user experience. What's more, no two Wix templates are identical. Each one feels extremely unique thanks to unusual color schemes and well-thought-out design.
HostGator Has The Best Customer Support
Just because Wix is the better design tool, it doesn't mean all is lost for HostGator. In the Wix vs HostGator debate, when it comes to factors like customer support, HostGator is the obvious winner.
HostGator's customer service representatives are available 24/7 by both live chat, over the phone and through a ticket messaging service. To help them solve your technical troubles quickly, HostGator even offers a 'Share Your Screen' feature. And, as if that wasn't enough, there's a very active HostGator forum on which you can interact directly with other customers.
Wix, on the other hand, doesn't have any 24/7 customer support service. You can submit a support ticket at any time of day, but there's no guaranteed response period. It's also possible to request a call back during PST working hours.
Wix vs HostGator Pricing: HostGator Offers Better Value
Paid Wix plans range between $4.50 and $24.50/month. It also has a completely free package. However, the free and $4.50/month 'Connect Domain' package only include 1GB bandwidth and 500MB storage. Therefore, they aren't suitable for most websites.
Instead, for most users, I recommend the 'Unlimited' package which costs $12.50/month. It comes with 10GB storage, unlimited bandwidth, and free domain registration.
HostGator doesn't offer a free plan. Its packages begin at $3.84/month and extend up to $9.22/month. Note that these prices represent a 50% discount on the first term of your contract.
However, even though the HostGator base package normally costs $7.68/month, its plans offer significantly more value for money than Wix's. How can that be? Because all HostGator packages include unlimited storage and bandwidth. The maximum amount of space you can get with Wix is just 20GB.
But, if you are considering building and hosting an eCommerce website with either of these services, you'll actually find that Wix is the more affordable web host and site builder. The standard price of the HostGator eCommerce plan is $18.44/month. That means its more expensive than the $16.50/month Wix eCommerce plan.
Performance: Both Are Reliable
Because these services both offer web hosting as well as site building, I was keen to see which was the most reliable by testing server uptime. I'm happy to report that you shouldn't be let down by either service. In both my Wix and HostGator reviews, the uptime rates I recorded were 100%. And both had response times hovering around half a second.
That's pretty excellent, and it means that both services are suitable for business or professional use, as readers should have no issues when trying to load your site.
The strong performances can probably be explained by the fact that these are both large companies that operate well-maintained server infrastructures.
Here is the performance data for HostGator servers:
And here's the performance from Wix. Slightly slower response times - but more stable:
Most web users will be perfectly happy with websites that load in two seconds or less. So no issues with performance here.
Wix vs HostGator Conclusion: Wix Is Best But HostGator Is Cheaper
HostGator is more affordable than Wix and has better customer support. However, because of HostGator's limited website builder, it's clear that Wix is the winner of this comparison.
It's a far better design tool which offers more control over page layout. Wix also has prettier website templates which are more interactive than HostGator's static websites. Even so, if you need a flexible and affordable service, HostGator is worth considering.
What did you think of my Wix vs HostGator comparison? I'd love to hear your comments, so post them below!
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Today was a huge day in music history. Here's just quick snapshot of how July 29 looked in years past:
1956 — Carl Perkins is on the UK charts with "Blue Suede Shoes"
1963 — Elvis Presley topped the UK charts with "(You're the) Devil in Disguise"
1965 — The Beatles premiere their second feature film, Help!, in London
1966 — The Cream (Ginger Baker, Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce) make their live debut in Manchester, England
1966 — Bob Dylan crashes his motorcycle in Woodstock, New York
1973 — Led Zeppelin perform the last of three shows at Madison Square Garden and their safe is robbed of more than $200K in box office receipts.
1974 — Cass Elliot dies after a sold-out show in London
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One Man.
It's a show in two very different halves. In the first half we have Edgar Allan Poe's Tell-Tale Heart and after the break it's "Dog".
It was Tell-Tale Heart that attracted me as I grew up on a feast of Edgar Alan Poe films, usually featuring Vincent Price.
The story of the Tell-Tale Heart was narrated to us by the murderer himself who explained why and how he committed the crime. He also explained to us that he was not mad, as had been suggested to him, though clearly he was.
Steven Berkoff plays the murder with menace, dressed up smartly in black and standing in a harsh spotlight. Sadly I've been unable to find a decent photo of this on the internet and I was unable to take one myself as I was sitting in the front row and so it would have been too obvious (I've been told off at The Riverside before!).
This was a theatrical tour de force. The acting was mesmerising and powerful and we were sucked in to the murderer's dark and distorted world. Genius.
The only slight problem that I had was with some of the audience (particularly one small group of young women) who found some of the man's exaggerated behaviours amusing. I thought that we had all stopped laughing at mental illness. The false humour ill-fitted the mood and story too.
Dog gave us a view of the life and thoughts of a middle-aged Millwall fan and his rottweiler told through a series of short scenes.
This was over-the-top chavviness, exaggerated to make the point and to entertain. For example, he drinks thirty four pints of lager when fourteen would have been sufficient for the story.
Steven also plays the role of the dog and we get his view of what it is like to have an owner like that. Mostly the dog starts by swearing and threatening extreme violence but calms down and becomes the submissive dog the owner thinks it always is.
In Tell-Tale Heart the drama came from the story, in Dog it comes from the characterisation. And so, again, there is the slight discomfort that we are laughing at somebody simply because they are not like us and we feel superior to them.
The lack of a story, or of any obvious jokes to compensate, makes Dog the weaker of the two pieces but both are really all about Steven Berkoff's acting, and that's why they are worth seeing.
24 April 2011
Steven Berkoff's One Man at The Riverside
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Need for continuous monitoring of GLC to stop corruption, abuse of power – Perak MB
The Perak government will always monitor its subsidiaries and government-linked
companies (GLC) to prevent corruption, abuse of power or irregularities.
Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Ahmad Faizal Azumu said all GLC should carry out their responsibilities in the best possible way to develop the state's economy for its people to enjoy and benefit continuously.
"Any GLC or corporation under the state government needs to do business not just to benefit the company alone or any individual who is there, but also to boost the economic growth which will further develop the state," he told reporters after being featured in the Perak FM 'Sepagi Bersama Slot MB' programme here today.
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Interesting post from Richard Littledale this morning… are we using the medium of Twitter to quip about things which actually have serious consequences for others… should we be more sensitive?
Those of us who enjoy micro-blogging love its quick-fire banter and its tolerance of the half-baked rather than the fully formed opinion. Its ephemeral nature is part of its appeal. However, perhaps we should pause once in a while before hitting the send button and ask how it might be read. This is especially so for those who count themselves as #digidisciples, carrying their Christian identity from offline to online. As a tweet might say #justsayin.
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The Terrifying Symptom of Anxiety No One Talks About
Living with anxiety isn't easy. It affects your well-being, your behavior, and even your relationships. And since it affects everyone differently, you never know what to expect when you meet someone else with anxiety.
Symptoms of anxiety disorder go way past panic attacks. In fact, there's one in particular that many people say they were never warned about.
Could you have anxiety and not know it?
Everyone experiences stress and feels anxious at times. And if you're going through a particularly hectic situation, it's understandable to feel downright panicked sometimes. But if you feel nervous and worried frequently for a long period of time, or you're noticing your thoughts and feelings impact your quality of life, you might have an anxiety disorder.
Anxiety is pretty common in America — in fact, many celebrities have spoken out about their struggles with it. But that doesn't make a diagnosis any easier.
Next: The symptoms of anxiety aren't always obvious.
Your symptoms can get physical
Feeling anxious and stressed is the most obvious sign of an anxiety disorder, but it's far from the only one. You may also notice some physical symptoms, like exhaustion, abdominal cramps and gastrointestinal issues, chills, back pain, and even itching. Since the physical symptoms aren't nearly as obvious, some people may mistake their anxiety disorder for something else entirely.
Next: Some anxiety symptoms are downright bizarre.
The most bizarre symptoms of anxiety
Most physical symptoms of anxiety are easily explainable, despite seeming a little odd. However, some are downright bizarre, like excessive yawning and burping (due to afore-mentioned gastrointestinal issues), cold feet (due to your body's response to stress), and a burning mouth and tongue. But while these are all annoying, nothing compares to the symptom no one seems to be talking about.
Next: Anxiety can make you a prisoner of your own mind.
You might have uncontrollable horrible thoughts
The terrifying symptom of anxiety we aren't talking about is intrusive thoughts. People who suffer from anxiety often experience scary episodes where they see an alarming event playing out in their head like a movie. Not only are these thoughts nearly impossible to control, but many don't speak up about having them due to fear of judgment.
Next: Intrusive thoughts are more common (and scarier) than we realize.
You may feel trapped in a mental prison
Imagine being mentally held hostage while a horror scene involving you or your loved ones takes place in your mind. While it's impossible to say how many people with anxiety disorders suffer from this, it's safe to say that many of them suffer in silence. Sometimes the intrusive thoughts are triggered by a traumatic event, while sometimes they're simply a sad part of living with the disorder.
Next: If you have intrusive thoughts, here's what you can do.
If this information speaks to you, speak up
If intrusive thoughts are a part of your anxiety, you should never feel ashamed. Seeking help from a qualified therapist will help you learn techniques to see through your mind's scare tactics and eventually stop the thoughts in their tracks. Having horrible thoughts is a terrifying symptom, and no one should have to live with that.
Next: Beware of self-medicating.
Considering cannabis? A word of caution
As we learn more and more about marijuana for anxiety treatment, it may be tempting to try and banish bad thoughts with CBD oil or a joint. But, while many people do successfully treat their anxiety this way, for others, marijuana only makes things worse. Speak to a medical professional first.
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Despite being a low-budget flick, 'SAW' rates high on our list of faves. Here's why…
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Talks are continuing about traffic calming be provided in Lewes Road, Uckfield, as development of 1,000 new homes progresses, the annual town meeting was told last night.
Resident Mr Peter Selby said building works were currently "neat and tidy" but he was worried about the 60mph limit near the estate access currently being used by construction traffic.
Another resident said they had spoken a person sitting opposite the entrance who said they were there to help lorries and vans turning in and out of the 'dangerous' site access.
The resident said: "One wonders how dangerous it is going to be for motorists when the development is finished."
Uckfield Town Council clerk Holly Goring said safety on Lewes Road was a very important issue and she had been to quite a few meetings about this with councils, highways, bus company, school, and Sussex Police.
She said there were a number of options. Everyone agreed speed humps were not an option but it was suggested that a 30mph speed limit be extended and a traffic calming feature be built out on the northbound side of the road, with a 40mph speed limit then included towards the south of Lewes Road and Little Horsted roundabout.
Speed surveys
Ms Goring said speed surveys had been conducted at five points along the road with work to monitor north and southbound traffic undertaken 24/7 for seven days.
The surveys showed that average speeds recorded within the region of the 30mph zone towards New Road was 30mph, so already met existing speed restrictions.
The focus was now further south in the de-restricted area.
Ms Goring said a formal consultation would be undertaken by East Sussex Highways giving members of the public time to respond to a scheme that aims to reduce the speed of traffic, taking into consideration bus service, and general flow and movement of traffic. "We wouldn't want to create any further issues with traffic flow," she said.
Mr Selby said he didn't understand why serious consideration hadn't been given by the county council and developers to having a temporary speed limit of 30mph in the road while work progressed.
Ms Goring said he made a valid point in terms of safety and she would raise that with the developer and highways.
More about Lewes Road traffic calming from Uckfield News files:
Ridgewood houses start but road plans still cause concern
Lewes Road calming plans change again – town council dismayed
See also:
Opposition to parking decriminalisation in Wealden is quaint, meeting told
Uckfield councillors support idea of jointly funding traffic warden
Uckfield elections: Nominations close and well-known faces stand down
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Memorial Plaque, Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington DC
"I wish to have no connection with any ship that does not sail fast, for I intend to go in harm's way." ~John Paul Jones, Naval Hero of the American Revolution and Father of the American Navy.
The image, Navy Memorial 3-D plaque – John Paul Jones, is subject to copyright by etacar11. It is posted here with permission via the Flickr API by barneykin, administrator of "The Revolution ed" pool.


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The bigger question is, will NBC get rid of Collinsworth? It was pretty obvious who he was rooting for. He was drooling harder than that Ginger Democrat that was on after the state of the union.
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I love him on most games but he was indeed all for Tom as usual. Actually worse than usual. Simms is that way too though. Brady is a favorite after 5 rings and will be still going forward. If Montana's 49ers played w/ the rules of today- 1 can only imagine how much more prolific the team of the 80s would have been. Brady is an all-time great but to call him the best is debatable considering he has played in an era where the offense has gained such a distinct advantage over the defense w/ how much the QB is treated like a protected kid as compared to the brutality of how the game was played way back when. Belichick is the best coach all-time. That is not debatable to me. Billy Billy Belichick. One penalty again all game long against the pats where the refs are standing right in front of the plays and holds were made but never called.
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Nice try though. Clement bobble was the most controversial one, definitely a bobble and incomplete. Ertz touchdown was correct to call but considering the Steelers game, it was a toss-up. Nick Foles touchdown was a good call. Do we have a bitter Pats fan? Bro, Ertz caught the ball made 3 steps, turned upfield when the tackle was attempted. If anything it would have been a fumble and recovered by Ertz. On the so-called bobbled ball, he had 3 feet in. 4th step toes were on the line but didn't matter. First game in probably 4 seasons where the controversial calls didn't go NE's way. Still, NE had 1 penalty (which was an obvious false start they couldn't ignore) and let plenty to that should have been called.


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Rockingham Honda's New Home
July 3, 2014 – Rockingham Honda's New Facilities
Get ready to modernize your Honda experience. As you know, Rockingham Honda is building new facilities up on S Broadway in Salem, NH. The question remains: What will the new facilities look like? When is the grand opening? etc.
This is a new state-of-the-art design of the new Rockingham Honda building. As the construction continues, the grand opening is scheduled to be March, 2015. A more convenient location, beautiful facilities and the same Customer Driven attitude is on the way. And yes, it's okay to be excited!


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Rounding a corner of the El Nogal Nature Trail, William Kemsley - better known as "Backpacker Bill" - steadies himself with his hiking poles, taking care to …
Rounding a corner of the El Nogal Nature Trail, William Kemsley - better known as "Backpacker Bill" - steadies himself with his hiking poles, taking care to step with caution over tree roots and rocks along the path.
He takes note of wildflower clusters, looks wide-eyed at tree limbs swaying with the wind and comments on the day's fresh air and filtered sunlight.
Kemsley could be almost any outdoorsman. But he's not.
At 91 years old, the avid hiker and founder of Backpacker magazine continues to pursue his life's hobby - or more accurately, his calling. Even on a simple one-mile trek, it's clear Kemsley remains the Yoda of the outdoors, still determined to do what he loves.
"I know today could be my last day, and I want to get as much pleasure out of it as I can," he said.
Kemsley's pleasure has become a nation's passion. He was among the first to fully understand and tap into baby boomers' desire to explore the backcountry, and Backpacker helped feed the rush outdoors. And that push, reflected in heavily used trails and national parks nearly a half-century after he started the magazine, has never been stronger.
"He literally was a pioneer," said Craig Saum, a trail and wilderness specialist with the Carson National Forest.
Kemsley first fell in love with the outdoors at an age so young he can't remember exactly when it happened. Some of his earliest memories are of long walks with his family outside his hometown of Detroit. He, his parents and sister would lay down a picnic blanket, anchor it with rocks and spend hours lounging in grass or swimming in a lake.
"A walk in the woods, we'd call it," Kemsley recalled, noting that in those days, backcountry areas were just beyond city limits.
On these journeys, his dad, William Kemsley Sr., would often say poetic things like "this cathedral of pines," pausing to observe the trees' limbs and feel the breeze ripple through the forest. That mentality stuck with his son his entire life.
At 12 years old, Kemsley said he went on his first backpacking trip with the Boy Scouts: a 12-mile, out-and-back route, including a one-night camp on the outskirts of Detroit.
"It was my initiation into 'real hiking' with quotation marks," he said, noting he had to overcome fears of the dark and being alone. "It was a signal of my coming into manhood."
This love of backpacking didn't resurface until adulthood. In the meantime, Kemsley joined the Sea Scouts and entered the Navy at age 17 during World War II. Though he was sent into a combat area somewhere off the coast of Japan - "It was all secret. ... I had no idea where we were" - Kemsley said he did not have to fight. The war ended while he was offshore, he said, and his ship was one of the first to land in Tokyo Bay following Japan's defeat.
Upon returning home from the Navy a year and a half later, Kemsley said, he "had no idea what I was going to do with my life."
One thing, however, was certain: He wanted to reignite his love of backpacking.
After graduating from Wayne State University, he moved to New York, where he said he practically memorized every mile of the Catskill Mountains and ventured outside any chance he could get.
On the trails, Kemsley took notice of significant changes from when he was a boy: more hikers, more climbers, more trash, more trail abuse. Although he was happy to see a surge of people spending time outdoors, he said, he also was greatly concerned for the natural spaces he loved.
After about 15 years working for corporations across New York, writing annual reports and letters to shareholders, Kemsley started brainstorming the idea of launching an outdoors magazine - a way, he said, to create community among the growing number of trail users, and hopefully raise awareness on outdoor ethics. About five years later, in 1973, Kemsley founded Backpacker.
The publication, he said, was an immediate success, with more than 80,000 subscribers in its first year. By 1980, the staff had grown from about 10 people to 20, and there were more than 125,000 subscribers. Today, Backpacker's circulation is over 353,000.
"That magazine really pushed the message. ... Bill was one of the forerunners in teaching outdoor ethics, and that's enormous," Saum said.
Since the magazine's inception, the number of American outdoor enthusiasts has grown consistently.
Between 2007 and 2017 alone, the percentage of hikers ages 6 and up increased from 10.8 percent to 15.1 percent, according to a 2018 report from the Outdoor Industry Association. Today, the American Hiking Society, which Kemsley also co-founded in the '70s, reports that at least 35 million Americans hike. And compared to the 6.6 million Americans in 2007 who went backpacking - hiking with at least one overnight camp -- now nearly 11 million participate in the activity.
In 1976, Kemsley co-founded the American Hiking Society - among the most influential forums for outdoors ethics and trail advocacy. Two years later, he helped push for the Appalachian Trail bill, which authorized federal government to spend $90 million to extend the iconic 2,000-mile pathway from Maine to Georgia.
Today, Kemsley said he spends most of his free time writing for his personal blog and contributing to the Taos News, almost always to promote trails. His main goal, he said, is to help promote the need to close gaps on all incomplete National Scenic Trails.
"On a cellular level, he is the greatest trail advocate ... locally and nationally," Saum said of Kemsley's efforts.
Though he sold Backpacker in 1980 - Kemsley later partnered with an energy conservation business, AMG, until his retirement in the early 1990s - Kemsley's mission has remained consistent: get outdoors, and inspire others to do the same.
Despite having Type 2 diabetes and a history of health complications, including a recently aggravated sciatic nerve that causes his right leg to go numb, Kemsley said hiking keeps him going.
"I think that if you're out hiking ... you're seeing things in life totally differently than you do in four walls," said Kemsley, who moved to Taos when he retired so he could access some of his favorite trails.
In nature, "you can be fully present ... I can't walk 150 feet from a trailhead and not forget what I was worrying about before that," he said. "You're coming into a different world."
Approaching a turnaround point on the El Nogal trail, Kemsley's younger friend Erik Steinberg points to a bench atop a steep section of stones that form a staircase.
"It's like his throne," Steinberg said with a laugh, noting Kemsley will sometimes sit at the bench for hours, looking out over the Devisadero Mountain.
Once seated, Kemsley's 3-year-old poodle Stanzi greets him, a crow coos in the ponderosas and clouds gather over the Río Grande Gorge.
"Just coming up here is a thrill," he said. "There's just a feeling ... it's something you just can't explain."
Although he admits he's had "some disappointments" that come with age - he can no longer hike the Grand Canyon or summit 14ers in Colorado, and he said a four-day backpacking trip near Questa in June likely was his last - Kemsley said he's decided to "relish in the giving up of these things" and be grateful for each day he can continue doing what he loves most.
"My wife thinks I should die on the trail," he said with a hearty laugh, referring to his wife of 30 years.
"Why not do what you love if it's good for [you]? I wake up every day happy," he said. "I'd like people to be able to feel the joy I feel in the outdoors."
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3 myths of working in sales
- January 24, 2019
- Marketing Team
You may believe that you're quite a sales-oriented person but may be hesitant about working in sales.
Our own research found only 2 in 10 graduates would even consider a role in sales.
People shy away from sales positions because of certain preconceptions they have about such roles. So let's examine the three biggest myths about working in sales. You may find out that you will be suited to a sales position after all.
Being on the phone all day
One persistent myth about working in sales is that it will involve you being on the phone all day. Although some roles, particularly those in telesales, require being on the phone for much of the day, this is certainly not the case for the majority of sales roles.
Many sales roles are dynamic and multifaceted.
When you work in sales, you will spend time carrying out research, as this is essential to lead generation and development. Research may take the form of reading reports and studies, staying up-to-date with the latest trends, and through interviews and networking.
A large part of sales is understand your target audience really well. This could mean immersing yourself into the needs, desires and interests of your potential customers/clients.
Another huge part of the role is getting out there and meeting and networking with potential clients. If you like being out and about and on your feet, sales could suit you very well.
Low Pay
You may be hesitant to work in sales for fear that you'll be working hard for little pay.
But this usually isn't the case. As Reed highlights, there are all kinds of sales jobs which have an average salary of £30,000 a year and upwards. This base salary is also higher in certain industries, such as the pharmaceutical industry, and increases significantly when the position becomes more senior or managerial.
Moreover, it should be emphasised that many sales positions include an attractive base salary with commission on top. In these roles, you will be given set targets and if they are met you receive an extra amount on top of your base salary. The amount will depend on how much you exceed your targets.
If you perform exceptionally well in your role, then this added commission could really boost your earnings. When you work in sales, the company you work for can also offer you bonuses and other perks based on your achievements.
The sales world is cut-throat
Another myth that is perpetuated about working in sales is that it involves cut-throat competition.
Many people believe that, in order to be a successful salesperson, you have to be highly individualistic, and ruthlessly undermine the success of others.
However, while it is true that drive and competitiveness lead to career success, a truly successful salesperson needs other attributes as well and needs to be able to work with people.
'Beating' everyone at any cost is not the goal of a salesperson. When you work in sales, a certain level of collaboration and cooperation is crucial for the overall success of the company you work for.
Whenever you see a listing for a sales-related position, you'll notice that companies are looking for people who are not only ambitious but also fun, friendly, interpersonal, and positive. People who only look out for themselves and disregard the interests of others are unlikely to be successful salespeople.
Don't let these misconceptions put you off from applying for a sales-related role if you feel that you would thrive in such a position. Also, the best way to disprove these myths is to gain first-hand experience of what it's like to work in a sales environment.
Go find out for yourself whether working in sales is for you. And be sure to focus your sights on a role, company, or industry that aligns with your interests, values, and goals.
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949: Basic Math for Atheists
By Anna Von Reitz
Inevitably, when I use Biblical concepts and discussions to engage people and make them think about what they technically already know, I get atheists calling me up and hitting my dashboard and writing nasty notes to the effect that they just can't stand it when I talk about "God" and that for them, it ruins my credibility, even though the historical material I bring forward is compelling.
Inevitably, when I use Biblical concepts and discussions to engage people and make them think about what they technically already know, I get atheists calling me up and hitting my dashboard and writing nasty notes to the effect that they just can't stand it when I talk about "God" and that for them, it ruins my credibility, even though the historical material I bring forward is compelling.
The Bible is mostly history, too, I point out to no avail.
They forget, or else they never knew, that I began my life as a mathematician. In a kinder world, it would have been my life's work. It is still my solace in times of grief or despair. My Shinola Sensor is the result of an active mind well-trained in logic and mathematics and science in general--- not an accident.
So how could I believe in, or even bring myself to talk about "God"?
Precisely because I am a mathematician by nature.
The existence of God was explained to me by my Father, who informed me (at about age three) all about the Number 1.
One is a very, very interesting number. First, it is the universal whole unit. You can talk about endless parts and fractions and divisions of 1, but in the end, there is only one whole 1.
Everything we talk about, use or even perceive is conceptualized in terms of "1 or not 1". Everything we build depends upon units of 1. Everything we grow, eat, and conceive has its existence in terms of 1.
Not only that, but 1 is the only number that divides into every other number including itself. One is the only number that can be multiplied by any other number, and not change the value of that second number.
One is the first Prime Number, defined as a number that can only be divided by itself and one. It is, in fact, "the" Prime Number.
The distance between 0 and 1 on the number line is the mathematical definition of creation. It's the "missing space" the Kabbalists have argued about for centuries. God, the One, the single point source, started at 0 and created everything in that little space between 0 and 1. One filled the Void between 0 and 1.
That's why it is called a "uni-verse".
Every scientist and skeptic on Earth accepts the existence and reality and validity of 1. Every single one of them. There is no argument at all. Not only do we have a universe, we have universal agreement about that fact.
Name one other idea in the realms of science or art about which there is universal agreement?
If you want to think about it in terms of geometry, you get the Big Bang Theory. God, a single point, gave rise to Cartesian points on a two-dimensional grid, and then the x-y grid added the z coordinate.....and what do you have? Three dimensional space. Boom! What a concept!
That happens to be where we live and breathe and have our being.
And while we are at it, lets look at the "Zero Point" on a number line again. There's a great deal of excited talk about "Zero Point Energy" and "Zero Point Engineering" these days. So what is all the excitement about?
The Zero Point is where 1 intersects with our dimension, where, in terms of the concept of time, all that was meets all that will be in the single moment that is---- the alpha and omega, the beginning and the end. Now.
Uh, duh......
This moment. You are living it. You are totally immersed in it. You can't exist without it. Yet you want to stand here and tell me that it doesn't exist? That it makes you "sick" when I talk about it?
You want my "definition" of God? --- An endlessly expanding, self-generating, multi-dimensional morphogenic information matrix that creates a universal constant: 1.
It still makes far, far less difference how I or anyone else defines "God" than how the Universal One defines me.
My Father was a brilliant man, trained from his youth to be a Materials Scientist. In a kinder, saner world, that would have been his life's work.
In all my days with him, he never lied to me about anything. Not once. Not even about Santa Claus. This is a man whose tongue would shrivel up if he even tried to lie. He was completely earnest and honest and open about everything in life.
What was his favorite number?
Why? Because 1 stands for All That Is.
If you don't love 1, there is no other 1 to love. There is only "not 1" -- the absence of All That Is, otherwise known as "nothingness", "the void", and "the Abyss"----- and you can go there, if you like.
I have visited it. But even the Abyss does not exist apart from 1.
Even there in universal darkness, where there is nothing left but you and your own ego and the rubber wall of endless separation between you and everything and everyone else --- even in that true "Hell" of absolute alienation--- even there, you will find One.
I write this down to entertain your intelligence, to encourage you to think in simple, direct terms of mathematics that everyone can observe and already knows. I knew that God exists and His Name and His Number and everything else that I have just described for all of you by age three, and by age nineteen I had discovered that One exists even in the Abyss.
So all you grand "men of science", all you self-important Poobahs of logic, all you prideful Atheists and Non-Believers who are embarrassed by any discussion of "God", perhaps you can bring yourselves even at this late date to contemplate the numerical concept of the Number 1. And be a bit embarrassed for other reasons.
While you are at it, you might consider the corollary concept of "gods".
A great deal of work on the true cutting-edge of mathematics has gone into analysis of the mathematical interface that exists in all languages, a different interface for each one, but also following specific limits and known patterns -- from the simple computer languages known as binary language systems to the complex 27-plus dimension languages like Hebrew.
From the standpoint of mathematical linguistics, the word "gods" is closely associated with the word "guards" in all the ancient language math interfaces. Mathematically, "gods" and "guards" are synonyms. So what does this imply for us?
The most obvious conclusion is that the "gods" known as the "Elohim" are guards and that guardianship is sacred, whether we guard the lives of the children in our care or we guard the health of the planet we live on or we guard the quality of our own thoughts and thought processes.
I don't believe in God because someone told me to. I believe in God because I have guarded and retained my own thought processes and powers of simple observation.
Scientists and mathematicians who allow politics and "politically correct" thinking to take over their minds and dictate their conclusions are not worth the powder to blow them to Hell and back, because they have allowed themselves to become fashionable instead of truthful, to be popular instead of right, and to be sheep instead of guardians.
I call on every scientist and mathematician reading this to just stop all the BS and the money-grubbing and career-building by public-grant-idiocy and start using your own minds and your own powers of observation again. There must have been something in your nature aligned with the Truth, some particle of decency and logic in your minds, or you would not have been able to do math in the first place.
Remember that fundamental attachment to the Truth. Remember who you are. Remember the Number 1. Remember your role as guardians.
It's time.
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Worthy Research Project -- Who Owns the "UN"?
From Anna Von Reitz
Who owns the "UN Corporation" --- not the international organization chartered in 1945, but the for-profit bully-boy in the business of selling--- you guessed it --- essential governmental services? ---which constantly tries to confuse itself with and hide behind the actual United Nations organization?
I suspect that when we dig into the history of this mysterious behemoth that began with French Nazi Sympathizers deserting their sinking ship toward the end of World War II, we will find that the same people own and/or control Serco, the UPU, Interpol, and the "UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT".
Whatcha say, folks? Time to track the spiders back to their nests and the wasps back to their paper palaces and prove once and for all that this whole seemingly idealistic "United Nations" effort is nothing but a storefront for a supremely corrupt, violent, and evil commercial corporation?


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The situation is interesting, inarguable, and unique when it comes to Rangers goalie Henrik Lundqvist.
If he doesn't play up to his standards, the Rangers have almost no shot to consistently win. And if he does play up to his standards, the Rangers have a chance to win and win big.
Hence the massive concern in Rangerstown earlier this season when Lundqvist was in his career-worst funk when, for the first time as an NHL goalie he, sat out four straight games while healthy in December. And then again when he allowed 20 goals (on 113 shots in a four-game span in January).
Part of you thought, 'well, it's a blip.' A bad blip, but that Lundqvist would pull himself out of it. Why not? He always did. His work ethic, his preparation, his competitiveness, and the fact that he has goalie coach Benoit Allaire on his side would result in the real Lundqvist returning for the stretch run and the playoffs.
But perhaps part of you worried, because, well, Lundqvist hadn't been through something prolonged like this before. And because, well, he certainly hadn't done it at this age (he turns 35 on Thursday) before.
Well, Lundqvist has turned it around, Sunday's 5-2 loss to Columbus notwithstanding – a loss that now looks more like an outlier than a return to the darker days.
Going into that game, Lundqvist had posted a 10-2-1 record, along with a 1.91 goals-against average and a .939 save percentage in his last 14 appearances.
More than the numbers, Lundqvist has looked like himself at big moments in games, like the back-to-back breakaways he stopped (by Leo Komarov and, of all people, Auston Matthews) late in overtime in Toronto last Thursday, followed by the shootout-winning save on Nazim Kadri; and the semi-breakaway by Montreal's Max Pacioretty in a shootout loss two nights earlier. Even against Columbus, he stopped a penalty shot by Brandon Saad and a breakaway by Cam Atkinson to give the Rangers a chance in a game they would eventually let get away.
"There's no doubt that he's found his game and that's reflected on our whole team," Rangers coach Alain Vigneault said. "I mean, it's reflected on our D, and it's reflected on our forwards and how they're playing."
Vigneault, who said that Lundqvist could still come in around the original target of 60 starts, wasn't sure exactly when it turned.
"I don't think there's one specific point or game, but I do think Hank did work on specific aspects of his technique and he really focused on those areas, and I think that's really helped his game, his confidence in goal, and his movements," Vigneault said.
"It's reflected on what our guys are doing in front of him. We've put a big emphasis on protecting in front of our net, getting good box-outs, etc., and there's no doubt that we've been more effective just by goals-against. And the chances (allowed) that we analyze every game have been very good."
Those in charge of doing the boxing out know the importance of an on-point Lundqvist, and how to make his job easier.
"Obviously I've been here a long time with Hank and although he had a little bit of a struggle this year, I think he's still one of the top goalies in the league," defenseman and alternate captain Dan Girardi said.
"When he's on his game and he's focused and we're helping him out back there – letting him see the shots and everything – he can carry us a long way. When we weren't great in some games, he was great for us. I think we need to make sure we're doing our jobs in front of him, and let him see pucks and let him make the saves."
Lundqvist also wouldn't point to a turning point, though the strong play began with a 5-2 win in Toronto Jan. 19, two days after a 7-6 home loss to Dallas.
"Personally, yeah, I remember sitting down with Benny and talking about a lot of different things, and simplifying things," Lundqvist said.
"So, for me, it was a turning point. Then as a group, I think over the last couple of weeks we've talked a lot about how we play in front of the net and try to just move guys more, and not focus so much on the puck – let me focus on the puck. I think that's a big thing in the game today, where teams just try to crash the net and throw pucks from all over the place. So having good position as a D-man is going to be crucial, to be able to box out guys who get to rebounds. We did a really good job of that the last few weeks."
You can tell by listening to him, by watching him as he speaks and analyzes games, how much better he feels.
"My focus here is just working on my game every day here and try to give the team a chance to win here every night," Lundqvist said. "And the last few weeks, I've been feeling pretty good physically, mentally, technically. I think I'm at a level right now where I'm pleased with what I'm doing. It feels good. I will continue to work hard and challenge myself, and I think we're going to improve as we go down the road."
The road includes 20 more games (six sets of back-to-backs, in which backup Antti Raanta will get a bunch of starts) to determine playoff seeding, and for playoff preparation, and a time of year Lundqvist cherishes.
"It's a fun time of the year now, going down the stretch," he said. "More desperate teams, more intense games. I like that personally, so I look forward to playing some fun hockey here down the road."
In Toronto last Thursday night, after stopping the two breakaways in overtime, MSGNetworks' John Giannone asked Lundqvist what he thought as each of those breakaways were coming at him.
The goaltender, who has preached simplifying things, simply said, "Stop it."


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Walking through the Persian Visions Exhibit in the Low Gallery of Peeler Art Center, visitors are invited to look at a less-explored side of Iran. High contrast prints and mysterious videos contrast the war-torn Iran the media shows with a more beautiful version.
The exhibition, which illuminates 20 Iranian artists and 58 original works of art, was made possible in part by the Ilex Foundation, the University of Minnesota McKnight Arts and Humanities Endowment and the Department of Art and Regis Center for Art at the University of Minnesota. These institutions have been working with DePauw University since February 2012 to bring the exhibit to campus.
Though the artists come from different parts of Iran, the works seem to flow as one consistent show that brings together black and white prints, color prints, video and audio elements.
Craig Hadley, curator of exhibitions and university collections, hopes the exhibit will shine a new light on Iran that many students are unaware of.
"For many Americans, our familiarity with Iran is colored almost exclusively by conflict, political instability and the threat of nuclear weapons," Hadley said. "The photography and film in Persian Visions provides a completely different perspective on how we might come to try and understand life in Iran."
The sound of a man walking over crunchy gravel can be heard throughout the high-ceilinged room, matching the footsteps of those observing the pieces.
Many of the works feature high-contrast black and white colored pieces such as those by artists Ebrahim Khadem Bayat and Koroush Adim.
Their pieces feature up-close views of Iranian people, as well as panoramic views of urban landscapes. Their works also overlap different photos to create multi-layered prints.
Other artists utilize a wide variety of camera lens techniques, combining soft and hard focus to illuminate certain parts of photos.
Many of the prints are set up in unique ways to guide viewers around the room and encourage engagement.
Yahya Dehghanpoor's untitled piece incorporates photos of Iranians' eyes and leaves a blank space with simply a mirror behind it, which makes the viewer seem as if they are also in the piece.
"I felt like many of the pieces were trying to get me to see myself in the Iranian's shoes, or in this case, their eyes," first-year student Kainat Akmal said.
Though many of the pieces were clear in their meanings, others left students confused as to their purpose, which was the case for sophomore Lauren Chen.
"Though a lot [of the pieces] were intriguing, I missed the point of a great many of them," Chen said. "I liked the surrealist quality many of the photos had, but I was extremely confused at what the artists were trying to get across."
Many of the clearer pieces tried to focus on the hardships that war has brought upon the country of Iran, such as those photographed by Mohammed Farnood. These pieces acted as portals into the grief that comes with the loss and destruction that war can bring.
"Persian Visions engages conflict and struggle in a much more human way," Hadley said, "one which processes these struggles through the lens of human emotion, narrative and hardship."
Overall, the exhibit shows one large interpretation of both public and private lives of Iranians. It will bestow that vision upon the DePauw community for the next three months.
The exhibit will be open through May 8, with a talk on contemporary Iranian art as it relates to the exhibition on Monday, March 3. Pamela Karimi, assistant professor of art history at University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, will present the lecture to provide more insight into the works and the artists behind the pieces.
"Although Western news media bombards us with visual reminders of conflict in the region," Hadley said, "I hope the exhibition will challenge our limited perceptions of Iranian cultural values and daily life."
Persian Visions exhibition to shed new light on Iran
Walking through the Persian Visions Exhibit in the Low Gallery of Peeler Art Center, visitors are invited to look at a less-explored side of Iran. High contrast prints and mysterious videos contrast the war-torn Iran the media shows with a more beautiful version.


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Verrry interesting! The European Commission is proposing to unlock market potential in a first batch of six important markets – eHealth, protective textiles, sustainable construction, recycling, bio-based products and renewable energies.
These EU markets have a turnover of more than € 120 billion and 1.9 million jobs. The initiative aims to grow turnover to € 300 billion and 3 million jobs by 2020.
The "Lead Markets Initiative for Europe" (LMI) will foster the emergence of these markets by improving legislation, encouraging public procurement and developing interoperable standards. European enterprises will profit from fair and better chances of entering new fast growing world-wide markets with a competitive advantage as lead producers. LMI would also bring visible advantage for Europe's consumers.
An EC spokesman said: "Europe must develop innovation friendly markets in a more targeted way, creating conditions to facilitate the marketing of innovative products and services. The LMI has identified promising emerging markets in which the European Union has the potential to become world leader and where coordinated action is urgently needed".
The LMI initiative calls for the urgent coordination of policies through ambitious action plans:
§ eHealth: ICT solutions for patients, medical services and payment institutions. Standardisation, for instance of various information exchange formats, certifications of systems and large-scale demonstration projects will help to cope better with the arising problems from an "ageing" Europe.
§ Sustainable construction: Buildings account for the largest share of the total EU final energy consumption (42%) and produce about 35% of all greenhouse emissions, so developing sustainable solutions is crucial. Orientation towards innovative solutions and cutting administrative burdens are some of the proposed measures.
§ Technical textiles for intelligent personal protective clothing and equipment (PPE): The current PPE market in the EU is estimated at 10 billion euros. Spill-over effects from faster growing innovations in PPE to other market segments of the textile sector would considerably increase the economic impact of the lead market and the competitiveness of the entire textile sector. § Innovative use of bio-based products: Europe is currently well placed in this market, building on established knowledge and a leading technological and industrial position. Perceived uncertainty about product properties and weak market transparency however hinder the fast take-up of products. Communication, standardisation, labelling and certification will be addressed.
§ Recycling: This sector has a turnover of € 24 billion and employs 500,000. There is significant market potential, but barriers to market development need to be addressed.
§ Renewable energy: This sector is held back by high costs, low demand, market fragmentation and administrative and market barriers. A flexible market-based European framework should ensure that 20% of energy demand will be met by renewables. Accelerating innovation in low carbon technologies and removal of planning and certification barriers are crucial.
The initiative has sparked our interest at three levels.
§ It focuses on a 'competitive, demand-driven approach' and avoids 'picking winners'. The EC states that it will avoid favouring specific companies. But surely it has just picked six industries! These are the first batch. What is in the next batch?
§ The EC will use public procurement and standards to support these industries. We note EC's track record in this field, especially the flouting of international procurement protocols and using standards as a competitive weapon.
§ Will the EC's powerful subsidies regime be aligned with these industries? For background, go to http://ec.europa.eu/enterprise/leadmarket/leadmarket.htm


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The Future of Finance Summit 2018 will take place from 19-21 February in London. The summit, held at the prestigious Hurlingham Club, is hosted by IQPC Events. The key areas of focus will be: strategically analysing people, processes, and technology; the future of technological enablers and their influence on business decisions; the SSC transformation journey and business intelligence, among others. The summit attracts leading industry professionals from the likes of American Express, Warner Bros, UBS, Tesco, Coca-Cola and other leading businesses. The conference offers a fantastic opportunity to network and gain ideas.
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Fall Favorites: Fashion, Beauty, Skincare, and Decor
IT'S OFFICIALLY FALL! I REPEAT, IT'S OFFICIALLY FALL! Bring on the warm lattes, tall boots, scented candles and comfy sweaters. As we welcome in the (BEST) season, I thought it would be an appropriate time to list out some of my fall favs.
Fall Fashion
Let's start with fall fashion. Already one of my favorite pieces I'll be rocking this season is the "Love Yourself First" crew in ash old by Zeba (in the picture above). I love reaching for things that's super comfortable and this is just one of those pieces. Also, fall is all about layers and being able to change up an outfit by playing with layering pieces. Here are some other fall fashion favs:
Fall Beauty
The second the leaves start to change colors, so do my lip products. My foundation routine stays pretty much the same, however I'm switching things up with my lip and cheek products. Click here if you're also in the mood to switch up your nail colors for fall! My go to bold, fall lip colors are mostly drugstore products (yay for saving money).
Fall Skincare
This is VERY important, especially since we're moving into cooler temperatures. What I use during the summer months is pretty different from fall and winter. I'm looking for products that's going exfoliate all the dry, dead skin cells and also be extremely hydrating. If there's one product you should get, it's the Summer Friday's mask.
Fall Activities
As any other fall enthusiast, I have a fall bucket list I try to complete every season. Some of the things I love to do are visiting a pumpkin patch, going to a haunted house, having a fall movie night, watching episodes of the Gilmore Girls, and redecorating my house to get into the fall mood.
Are you just as obsessed with fall? What is your favorite thing about it?


text: Schmitz 43 Report post Posted July 31, 2016 (edited) Don, I appreciate your comment. Your link didn't take me anywhere so it seems to be down, but I would suggest that you are looking at city populations and not metropolitan areas. Pete, not sure what happened with the link, it was to a Census Bureau page, I'll try again: https://www.census.gov/geo/maps-data/maps/2010popdistribution.html There are some better maps out there, but be careful if you go web surfing, as a few of them seem to be used as bait on spam sites. Take a look at your list of metro-areas and consider that Boston-NewYork-Philadelphia-Arlington-DC is basically one big metro-area, and that is 4 of the top-10 on your list. Chicago is the #3 metro area, and comparable to LA all by itself. More importantly, in between are a few top-25 cities that are better places to actually hold a Nats; LA/SF are handicapped by having nowhere big to draw from except each other (guess we could shoot for a Nats in San Luis Obispo). Don Edited July 31, 2016 by Schmitz Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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Twenty Years at Play edited by Jerry Wasserman
Vancouver's New Play Centre led the way in developing and producing the work of playwrights from Western Canada for the emergent Canadian theatre in the 1970s. The New Play Centre has been a major force in Canadian cultural life for two decades; it retains its dual role as playwriting workshop and production company and remains an important facility for dramatists to reach national and international audiences.
To mark the New Play Centre's twentieth year, Talonbooks presents a collection of eight of the finest plays produced by the company from 1975 to 1989: Herringbone by Tom Cone; Ned and Jack by Sheldon Rosen; Something Red by Tom Walmsley; Dreaming and Duelling by John Lazarus and Joa Lazarus; War Babies by Margaret Hollingsworth; Under the Skin by Betty Lambert; The Idler by Ian Weir; and The Wolf Within by Alex Brown. All of these plays have been produced throughout Canada, and often abroad, and remain in active production today. Each script appears in its most current form, with the playwright's latest revisions, along with biographical and production data and photos.


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If you make gumpaste sugar flowers, it is likely that at some point in time you will need to know how to store them. It may be because you have made the flowers for a cake in advance of the time they are required or you make them as an artistic venture and would like to keep your work.
Also, there may be a time when you have made a cake for family, friends or customers and they ask you how the flowers can be preserved as a memory of the special occasion. Whatever the circumstances you need to know how to store them correctly, so the flowers survive in pristine condition for everyone to enjoy for years to come.
To store gumpaste flowers successfully you should make sure they are perfectly dry before you store them, keep them away from any moisture by sealing them in an airtight box and if the box is transparent, make sure they are stored away from direct sunlight that will fade them, and they should then last indefinitely.
Follow these steps if you want to know how it's done for the best results…
How to store gumpaste flowers
To store gum paste sugar flowers successfully, there are several steps you need to follow…
1. Make sure the flowers are dry
2. If you have only just made the flowers then leave them in a cool, dry, dark place for a few days to make sure they are properly dry before they are stored
3. If the sugar flowers have been used to decorate a cake then, before you store them, you must make sure that none of the cake ingredients e.g., buttercream or ganache have stuck to them. If it has then they need to be carefully wiped clean. I usually remove as much of it as I can with soft tissue and then wipe the area with a cotton bud dipped in a little vodka which will help to remove any grease and because it is a spirit it dries very quickly without damaging the flowers. When they are as clean as you can get them once again, make sure the flowers are still completely dry in case they have absorbed a little moisture from the cake or from the atmosphere where they have been displayed
4. Find a sturdy, airtight, dark colored, plastic container (or several if you have many flowers), add several sachets of silica gel then place the flowers in the box. I usually carefully place some bubble wrap around the flowers to prevent them from moving and breaking but tissue paper or soft plastic will do the job just as well
The reason that a dark box is used is to avoid bright light getting onto the flowers because it will fade them but if you can only find a transparent box then store it in a dark place or put it inside another box that won't let in the light.
We all put everything in the fridge but not necessary for sugar flowers…
Can gum paste flowers be refrigerated for storing?
It is not a good idea to refrigerate gum paste flowers unless you have a commercial cake fridge or a domestic fridge that has been made cake safe and even then, only leave them in there for a short time.
When food is placed into a domestic fridge, even if the food feels cold, it is quite a few degrees warmer than the environment into which it is being placed and it produces moisture.
If sugar flowers are placed into the fridge, they will absorb the moisture and will become soft and lose their shape.
Also, sugar flowers will absorb the taste and the smell of other food that is around them and although there may be no intention to eat the flowers the smell and taste could be transferred to the cake.
If sugar flowers are stored in a fridge and they have survived the moisture problem, when you remove them and they come up to room temperature condensation is likely to form, and there is a possibility of the flowers disintegrating.
I know you are going to say that your local baker displays cakes decorated with sugar flowers in a refrigerator and that is true. There are specialized cake fridges that are only used for cakes, and they are set to a certain temperature and have filters that prevent moisture spoiling the cakes and flowers. Because those fridges are only used for cakes, there are no smells or tastes for them to absorb.
There is more information about cake fridges and how to convert a domestic refrigerator to be a cake fridge exclusively.
If you have no alternative and a fully decorated cake needs to be kept in a domestic fridge there is a way to do it, but there is no guarantee that the flowers will survive intact.
1. Clear your fridge of all other food then wash it out thoroughly and dry with a kitchen towel
2. Wipe down all surfaces in the refrigerator with pure lemon juice. This will ensure that any leftover smells are eliminated including any odor from the cleaning chemicals you have used
3. Set the fridge to its warmest setting and it will keep the cake cool and reduce the amount of condensation that forms when you remove it from the refrigerator into room temperature
4. Place the decorated cake in a cardboard box with some silica gel sachets on the bottom and put it in the fridge. Using a cardboard box will help to absorb the moisture
5. When you ready to use the cake remove it from the fridge and wait until it reaches room temperature before removing it from the box. Don't touch the cake while you can see any condensation because there is a chance of leaving fingerprints on it and of breaking the flowers
If you need to keep the cake in a fridge because it is made of perishable ingredients such as fresh cream or buttercream, it is best to leave the flowers off the cake and put them on once the cake has reached room temperature and is free of condensation.
You could freeze them, but it is not a good idea…
Can you freeze gum paste flowers to store them?
You can freeze gumpaste flowers but it is not something I have ever done and not something I would recommend although someone told me that they stored some sugar flowers in their freezer for years and they are perfectly ok.
I would be worried that if there were a power cut would condensation ruin them as they warmed up, but if all my food spoiled I suppose, that would be the least of my worries.
However, as I have already said, it is unnecessary because as there are other much better ways to store them.
How to store gum paste flowers made in advance?
When we say making flowers in advance, it usually means we have made them for a specific project and will use them after a short while.
They will be fine if you leave them for a few days in the coldest part of your kitchen or a cool pantry until you need them then place the flowers on the cake as near to the time it is required.
If the atmosphere is humid in your workroom, then store them in an airtight plastic box as we have already discussed.
How long can you store gum paste flowers?
If gum paste sugar flowers are stored correctly, there is no reason why they shouldn't last indefinitely.
I have given you all the information you will need to store your gum paste sugar flowers to make sure they are in perfect condition no matter how long you keep them. However, I have a confession to make about how I didn't take notice of my knowledge about storage.
Over 30 years ago I made a 50th wedding anniversary cake for my parents. It was one of the first cakes I made so after the celebration my mother gave me one of the sprays of sugar flowers for me to keep. I put it in a plastic bag, put it in a box and didn't seal it, thinking I would store it properly when I had time.
Over the years, I moved house three times, and on the third move I traveled to another country and all my flower and cake making equipment, ready made flowers, etc., came with me.
It was when I started to write this article that I went hunting for the anniversary flowers.
Over 30 years old and still OK despite the fact they were not treated properly
They were still in the bag I put them in, that was not sealed properly and somehow they had survived, so it was a miracle they hadn't got completely smashed and destroyed by moisture.
Surprisingly, the only damage is a that a couple of the flower petals have broken and there are a few brown spots on the leaves where the wires have rusted as some moisture has got to them.
So, if I had packed them correctly, I am sure they would have survived all this time with no damage at all.
I feel so guilty that I have not taken care of them properly so now I will carefully store them as I should have from the beginning and I will be extra careful that they don't deteriorate any more.
So, if they survived for this length of time without proper care, I think it is irrefutable proof that if gum paste sugar flowers are looked after properly, they will last forever.
Anyway, don't try to copy my poor attempts of storing sugar flowers as you may not be so lucky as I was and they may not survive.
If you don't want to hide your flowers away, there are other ways you can preserve them and still see them…
Preserving gumpaste flowers for storage
As I have already said, the easiest way to store any gum paste sugar flowers for any length of time is to wrap them well, put them in an airtight box, put them on a shelf and provided they are not dropped or crushed, they will stay that way indefinitely.
However, anyone who has had sugar flowers made for a special occasion cake will often want to see the flowers to remind them of the special day, and there are ways to do just that.
Under a dome
Over the years I have been making sugar flowers the most popular way to display the flowers has been under a transparent dome. This means having the bouquets of flowers used on a cake, returned to me so I can disassemble them and then rearrange them into the dome. It takes quite a time to do, but the result is worth it.
The photo at the top of this article is of a cake I made for a friend's birthday, and she decided that she would like to preserve the flowers after the occasion and liked the idea of a dome to keep them in.
I thought it would be a good idea to take photos as I made it to be able to show you how it's done.
The most important thing to remember is that the dome needs to not only take the flowers and leaves but also a central column of florists dry foam to mount the flowers in to keep them in place, so care need to be taken when choosing the size of the dome.
I usually buy the dome myself as I know how big it needs to be but if the purchase is out of your hands, make sure the buyer realizes how it will be used and buys one large enough to take the majority if not all the flowers.
When I make flowers for a special cake I usually make several more of each type of flower and leaf just in case I break any when I am assembling them into bouquets or sprays to put onto a cake so I usually have several extras I can use for the dome if I need them.
Flowers to work with – Take the bouquets apart and place the different types of flowers into holders so you can see exactly what you have to work with.
Flowers waiting to be arranged in the dome
Arranging the flowers – you will need some dry florist's foam to hold the flowers in place. Cut the foam to the shape required, allowing enough room for all the flowers you will use in the display.
It usually takes several tries to get it just right so that the flowers fit and don't look as if they have been squashed right up to the glass.
Next, glue the foam to the base of the dome and leave it to dry. When it's dry and before you start arranging the flowers, see if you need to cut any more of the foam away by placing one each of the largest flowers around the foam to make sure you have left enough room for the dome cover and then start making your arrangement.
Arranging the flowers in the florist's foam and the completed, sealed dome
Under the Dome – Once all the flowers are in place, I hide some sachets of silica gel on the base, under the flowers in case any moisture has remained in the display which could cause it all to go moldy then I seal the cover to the base with a spirit based glue.
The most important thing to remember is to keep the dome containing the flowers in a shaded part of a room because direct sunlight will fade the flowers quickly.
As a picture
Another way you can display the flowers is in a shadow picture frame. The flowers can be disassembled from the bouquet and reassembled into a display that will fit the frame, or you may be able to buy a frame or have one made that is large enough and deep enough to take the bouquet just as it was on the cake.
However, the same rules apply to keep them all fresh and bright. The flowers must be dry, some silica gel sachets should be placed under the flowers, the frame needs to be sealed and when displayed keep it out of direct sunlight, and you will enjoy them for years to come.
Store them right and they will stay fresh and bright
Gum paste sugar flowers take time, patience and skill to produce and the finished flowers are stunning when they are mounted on a cake for a special occasion.
After the celebration, they can be a memory of that special day, and they can be packed away or stored so they can be seen for years to come.


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From the Collection of Churchill Island Heritage Farm 246 Samuel Amess Drive Newhaven Victoria
- Pencil notes regarding Churchill Island ownership from 1879 to 1937. Author unknown
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- churchill island ownership, chruchill island, amess, jenkins, farm, notes, handwritten
- Dr Harry Jenkins owned Churchill Island from 1936 to 1963 and bequeathed it to Margaret Campbell on his death. Sister Campbell had been nurse to his disabled son and wife and she lived on the island from the time of World War Two. The item was given to Arthur Evans, a family friend, on the day of the auction sale of artifacts when she sold the island, approximately 1973
- 1940s approx
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- This document provides information regarding Churchill Island ownership.
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Parker's biggest issue has been laziness. A soft.
I hear this a lot about him, but what makes you guys think he's been lazy? I don't know too much about his injury history.. but I don't think he's soft given that he refuses to not practice while dealing with shoot that his coaches staff want to sideline him for. (Not a smart play on his part, but it leads me to believe he doesn't lack toughness)
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