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The Magellan Miracle's big, bad, and beautiful looks will WOW folks on the trade show floor, with its curved big impact graphics. After the show, you'll be gone in a flash because the Miracle packs small, disassembles fast, and ships in portable cases with wheels. The durable aluminum frame sets-up in less than 30 minutes for a 10 x 10 using quick-assist knobs, and the tension fabric graphics attach with Velcro. It's that easy.
When it's time to go, there's no worries since all parts are numbered and every component packs securely into custom die-cut foam packaging. Every part has a place, every component has a home. That's the beauty of the Magellan Miracle. You participate in trade shows to be seen . . . so be seen at your next show with a Magellan Hybrid Display. To learn more about the Magellan Hybrid line, send us an email using the "Contact Us" button or give us a call.
The system is named after Ferdinand Magellan, the Portuguese explorer whose expedition resulted in the first circumnavigation of the earth. Magellan sailed from Seville in August 1519 with five ships. After three years, one ship, the Victoria, returned to Spain on September 1522.
Hybrid is a relatively new category of trade show displays. Generally, portable hybrid displays incorporate aluminum extrusion, tension fabric, and other display components to create a modern-looking tabletop or inline display. For a more comprehensive explanation, refer to the article: 10 Things to Consider Before Buying a Portable Hybrid Display.
Our portable hybrids assemble primarily with attached knobs, and the designs are unlike any other hybrids in the world: upscale, contemporary, and very affordable.
Perfect 10 assembles without tools and comes in a mind-boggling assortment of color and shape options, all included in the standard price.There's no other display like Perfect 10, because no other system has the patented Perfect 10 S-Shape.
Sacagawea blends upscale design with aggressive pricing that's perfect for anyone looking for a lightweight hybrid display. Choose from three attractive design series, 65 compact and versatile displays, and terrific 10 ft. and 20 ft. configurations with multiple options.
With Visionary Designs, anything is possible – portable, modular, custom, and custom-hybrid designs. Visionary Designs can be any size, any shape, any configuration. Think of the display kits as idea generators rather than final designs.
Anyone who loves curves, loves Magellan because the kits are all about curved metal and large tension fabric graphics. The most popular have been the Miracle and MOR, which (not surprisingly) are also the most affordable.
Bottom Line: Competitively priced, mostly curved extrusions, all knob assembly, large graphics, more options. The Perfect 10 System epitomizes high design and offers the most standard options of any portable hybrid in the world.
Tension fabric graphics attach to a frame so the fabric is taut edge-to-edge, creating "tension." Typically, the graphic has Velcro hook sewn along the border, usually top and bottom, and attaches to Velcro loop on the frame. A silicone bead or welting can also be sewn to the edge of the tension fabric graphic. Those are referred to as Silicone Edge Graphics(SEG).
What are the benefits of fabric graphics vs. traditional first surface graphics?
We recommend washing in your washing machine, cold setting, with a mild detergent and letting air dry. Please DO NOT dry clean.
Trade show regulations vary slightly from venue to venue, but most North American halls adhere to these common regulations for inline and island booths. Exhibitors with international experience will recognize that North American rules are very different from those in Europe and Asia. For example:
Standard/Linear Booth (10' depth)
Any booth that shares a common back wall and abuts other exhibits on one or two sides.
Maximum height is 8 ft. This 8 ft. height may be maintained on the sidewall of your booth up to a distance of 5 ft. from the front aisle. The remaining length of the sidewall may be no higher than 4 ft.
In European shows, the display may extend 8 ft. to the aisle, which is uncommon in North American shows.
Classic Exhibits Inc. warranties the performance of its portable, modular, and custom hybrid systems during normal use, excluding excessive wear and tear, as per the instructions. This covers the workmanship and locking systems as long as the exhibit has a useful life. All remaining parts are covered against defective materials or workmanship as long as the exhibit is in service. The warranty is transferable should the product be sold or assigned to another party.
The manufacturer cannot be held responsible for damages due to abuse, misuse, or shipping damages. This warranty does not cover laminate cracks and chips, wood crate and roto-molded case damage (excluding workmanship), aluminum extrusion scuffs, mars, and scratches from normal use, and graphics wear and tear or misuse. The manufacturer is not responsible for lost or missing parts once the owner has assembled, accepted, and used the product.
Should there be any questions regarding the warranty, please contact your local Classic Exhibits Distributor.
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It is related that many years ago, Dr. Javad Nurbakhsh, Master of the Nimatullahi Sufi Order, decided it was time to establish a khaniqah, a Sufi meeting house, in Koln, Germany. The dervishes had grown sufficiently in number, and had been holding their majlis, the twice weekly zekr, in the apartment of one of them. And so the Master directed the dervishes to begin the search for a suitable house that the Order could purchase.
They began the search the very next day. The house had to meet certain requirements of interior size and amenities; and was very difficult to find. The dervishes designated to conduct the search drove each day through the neighborhoods of Koln, and each day they looked at many house and found nothing suitable. And each night the Master would call them from England and ask, "Did you find the khaniqah?" The dervishes would have to answer that they had not, and Dr. Nurbakhsh would say, "Keep looking!"
This went on for days, then weeks, and each night the Master would call, inquire of their progress, and tell them to keep looking.
Finally, one night when Dr. Nurbakhsh called, the darvishes were tired and disheartened after a long day of searching, and said, "Master, we have looked in every neighborhood, and can't find anything."
The Master said, "Keep looking! It is under the angel's wings."
They did not know what to make of that pronouncement, but the very next day as they were once again driving through neighborhoods, they saw a For Sale sign on a house in a good area, close to public transportation, and immediately called the broker listed on the sign. He came to meet them shortly thereafter and showed them the house. There were two large rooms on the first floor suitable for serving tea and holding the zekr, and large bedrooms on the second floor for living quarters. And there was an expansive yard that with work could be turned into a garden. It fit all the requirements of a khaniqah.
They made plans with the real estate agent to come to his office the next day and begin the process of negotiating the contract. As they were doing a final walk-through, and congratulating themselves on finding a suitable house, one of them noticed that in one corner of the garden, set on a three foot plaster pillar, was the figure of a angel, a stone cherubim, with wings outspread. The dervishes looked at each other in disbelief.
"Alhamdulillah!" They shouted. All praise belongs to God alone, who has given to their Master the foresight of His true friends. Ya Ali! Ya Pir!
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West Terminal Expansion, Phase 1
Developer: Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport Authority
Contractor: Sundt Construction
Architect: DWL
Size: 25,000 SFLocation: 6033 S. Sossaman Rd., Mesa
Completed: November 2010
The West Terminal Expansion project epitomizes the growth and rising popularity of Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport during the past 15 years as a redevelopment civilian-use airport. It is a prime model for the successful collaboration effort that drove the redevelopment of a former military base, Williams AFB, which closed in 1993. The Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Authority's planning and forward thinking are credited for guiding the project from a shuttered facility to the Southeast Valley's top destination for a burgeoning aerospace industry and higher education. The area is also home to the ASU Polytechnic Campus, EV Institute of Technology and Chandler-Gilbert CC. The project includes a new, 25,000 SF building, a remodel of the existing passenger terminal, and expanded arrival/departure roadway and convenient parking. A unique amenity is the post-security courtyard, where passengers can linger in shaded landscaped gardens connected to the new building's food and beverage concession and patio seating.
Honorable Mention: Cowley Companies Warehouse Office
Developer: Cowley Companies
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This form is to guide you through the steps of forming a new student club or organization at SLCC or restarting a club that has been inactive for more than three years.
Clubs and organizations are a great way to meet other students with similar interests and enhance your educational experience while developing life-long skills. Student clubs and organizations serve a variety of roles within our College. They are responsible for the majority of the activities and events that take place outside of the classroom. Involvement in extra-curricular activities is at the heart of the student's college experience and the foundation for the development of the campus culture.
As you are looking to start a club there are a few things you need to keep in mind. Check SLCCSync to ensure that the Club you want to start doesn't already exist, if it does contact the current club president and join that club. Does the club you want to start, meet a need of students at the college. Are there other students who want to join and participate in the club and club activities.
Here is a list of things you need to have as you are starting you club:
- A name for your organization
- A purpose statement
- A statement of how this club meets the mission and core values of Salt Lake Community College (you can find those here: http://www.slcc.edu/about/mission-vision.aspx )
- Members: At least five currently enrolled SLCC students
- Person of Contact: Must be a student with 9 credit hours
- An Advisor: Every club must have an advisor who is a full-time employee or faculty member here at SLCC. Students must reach out to faculty or staff members and explain purpose of the club and expectations. The SLCCSA Club Office may aide in guiding clubs in finding an advisor but it is up to the club to reach out and establish relationship.
If you have any questions or need help with any of these steps please contact the clubs office at email@example.com, or at 801-957-4072. We are located in the Student Life & Leadership Office, Student Center 124.
Here is the information you need to have completed and on hand to complete this application:
- A name for your organization
- A purpose or mission
- A statement of how this club meets the mission and core values of Salt Lake Community College
- Members - at least five currently enrolled SLCC students
- An Advisor - every club must have an advisor. An assistant or co-advisors are also encouraged
After submission and approval, you will be contacted for a New Club Orientation with your club President, Treasurer, and Advisor, and any other members you would like to invite.
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This assembled version includes Tibbit remover tongs and packaging as shown. You will have to open it up in order to install your TPP3 board, but the rest of the assembly has been made for you, making this a time saver of course at a higher price than purchasing the TBP3-KIT and assembling the entire box yourself.


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Upscale Stamford apartment complex sells for $45 million
As downtown Stamford gains momentum as a desirable location for people in their 20s and 30s, RMS Cos. has sold one of its recently built luxury apartment properties, Parallel 41.
The luxury apartment building, situated at 1340 Washington Blvd, sold to P41 Stamford LLC for $45 million. Parallel 41 contains 124 units, which range in rental rate from $2,100 for a one-bedroom to $4,000 for a loft or space with a private terrace. At the time of the sale, the building was fully leased.
RMS was represented in the transaction by Victor Nolletti and Steve Witten of Institutional Property Advisors.
RMS has been active in the downtown area, announcing the recent completion of The Moderne, another luxury housing complex on Franklin Street, where units have been snapped up since leasing began in August. With The Moderne 40 percent leased so far, RMS is beginning construction on another Summer Street apartment building, as of yet unnamed, and has at least two other apartment projects planned for the future.
"The Stamford-area rental market is so strong right now," Randy Salvatore, president and owner of RMS Cos., said. "This [sale] provided us with the opportunity to diversify one of the assets. It's really well located, and downtown Stamford has become such a diverse demographic."
The overall occupancy rate for apartments in downtown Stamford is about 96.4 percent, according to Nolletti, senior vice president of investments at Institutional Advisors. Stamford's growing nightlife, its collection of restaurants and entertainment venues make it particularly attractive to prospective tenants, particularly for exclusive properties with built-in amenities that aim to cater to the tenant. Renters in this market are beginning to expect such conveniences, Salvatore said.
Parallel 41, completed in the spring of 2012, boasts a movie theater in the building, an exercise room, a rooftop patio with ping pong tables, outdoor televisions and gas grills, and even vintage Pac-Man video game machines.
"Lifestyle is what drives people now," Salvatore said. "I think that today's tenants, they want almost like a hotel atmosphere in the apartments. We have hardwood floors, countertops imported from Spain and very modern features. But they also demand the same service levels. It's really a change in the mentality of the younger generation. And they have the resources to pay for them."
The young demographic is, unsurprisingly, the most rapidly growing in downtown, taking advantage of what the city has to offer. According to a study cited by the Downtown Special Services District, 60 percent of downtown residents are between 24 and 34, out of the 5,000 people living in the area. Another different but equally interested demographic is empty-nesters looking for a place closer to the action, said Sandy Goldstein, president of the DSSD.
"This is the hip place to live and that's why all these apartments are filling up," Goldstein said. "Young people like to live with young people. And empty-nesters want to be close to restaurants, theaters and movies. It's such a win-win down here."


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The Maison Louis Vuitton unveils its creative atelier in the heart of Grasse, an emblematic domain.
One need only pass through the wrought iron gates of the property - Les Fontaines Parfumées - to immediately forget the cars racing up and down the Route Napoleon. Suddenly, you feel the cool shade of majestic trees along the main avenue. You can already hear the flow of La Foux, Grasse's historical spring, as it courses through small stone channels, past the fountain and down to the old mill below.
A little farther on, one arrives at the main building with its beautiful terrace; named Les Fontaines Parfumées, or "the scented fountains", this property has an actual perfume fountain installed in the rotunda since the 1920s where visitors would come to fill their bottles directly.
This estate is now the cornerstone of Louis Vuitton perfumes and will serve as an olfactory creative center for LVMH.
Les Parfums Louis Vuitton: available from September 2016.
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The Defence Minister said, the private sector will have to play a bigger role in collaboration with the public sector. There is a lot of space for the private and the public sector to co-exist. There is a lot of scope in the defence sector in various spheres - infrastructure development, logistics, training, simulation and exports. Defence could also provide enormous scope for Indian business and industry in spheres such as infrastructure development, exports and for becoming an important constituent of the global defence supply chain. Joint ventures and technical collaborations would help the Indian defence industry to strive for greater excellence in Defence R&D, design, engineering and manufacturing.He was addressing an International Seminar on Defence Acquisition organized by the Institute of Defence Studies and Analyses (IDSA) here.Shri Antony said, with the latest defence production policy we want to strengthen the defence industrial base - both in the public and the private sector. The offsets policy has far more potential than has been hitherto tapped. Offsets need a far greater thrust to enhance R&D and logistic capabilities, as well as defence infrastructure. We need to clearly identify and define our priorities in defence technologies and manufacturing capabilities.Antony assured the vendors that they will get level playing field and fair play in the acquisition processes. At the same time he asked them 'not to try to corrupt our people'. He stressed that decisions related to defence acquisitions would never be based on political considerations."I do not want to be a party to any corrupt practice and will not allow even a rupee of Indian taxpayer's money to be spent on graft," he added.Antony said, today the nature of warfare has shifted and challenges range from asymmetric threats, terrorism, internal disturbances as well as conventional warfare in a nuclear backdrop. On our part we need to develop the latest strategic and conventional capabilities. However, in our enthusiasm to modernize and upgrade our security infrastructure, we must not allow our defence acquisition procedures to be manipulated or corrupted. Our primary objective must be to stay competitive and yet remain cost efficient, as well as technologically and strategically reliable. For this to happen, defence industrialization will have to be accelerated.Others who spoke on the occasion included the Director General of IDSA, Shri NS Sisodia and former Secretary (Defence Finance) Shri Vinod Misra.
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"Syrian Electronic Army" takes credit for hacking New York Times website
SAN JOSE, Calif. Readers who tried to click on the New York Times' website got nothing but error messages Tuesday afternoon in its second major disruption this month. A hacker group calling itself the "Syrian Electronic Army" claimed responsibility.
Within minutes of the attack, the New York Times announced in a Twitter message that it would continue to publish news. The company quickly set up alternative websites, posting stories about chemical attacks in Syria. "Not Easy to Hide a Chemical Attack, Experts Say," was the headline of one.
The cyberattacks come at a time when the Obama administration is trying to bolster its case for possible military action against Syria, where the Administration says President Bashar Assad's government is responsible for an alleged deadly chemical attack on civilians. Assad denies the claim.
"Media is going down..." warned the Syrian Electronic Army in a Twitter message before the websites stopped working, adding that it also had taken over Twitter and the Huffington Post U.K.
Times spokeswoman Eileen Murphy said the disruption was caused by a "malicious external attack" that affected its website and email, while Twitter spokesman Jim Prosser said viewing of images and photos were sporadically affected. Huffington Post U.K. did not respond to requests for comment.
Both Twitter and the Times said they were resolving the attack, which actually hit an Australian company that registered their domain names, Melbourne IT. The firm did not respond to requests for comment. Tracking the hack even further, computer forensics from security firm Renesys Corp. traced the Internet protocol addresses back to the same ones as the Syrian Electronic Army's website sea.sy, which the firm said has been hosted out of Russia since June.
The Syrian Electronic Army has, in recent months, taken credit for Web attacks on media targets that it sees as sympathetic to Syria's rebels, including prior attacks at the New York Times, along with the Washington Post, Agence France-Press, 60 Minutes, CBS News, National Public Radio, The Associated Press, Al-Jazeera English and the BBC.
FBI spokeswoman Jenny Shearer at the Washington D.C. headquarters said the agency has no comment on Tuesday's attack.
Tuesday's victims were hit by a technique known as "DNS hijacking," according to Robert Masse, president of Montreal, Canada-based security startup Swift Identity.
The technique works by tampering with domain name servers that translate easy-to-remember names like "nytimes.com" into the numerical Internet Protocol addresses (such as "220.127.116.11") which computers use to route data across the Internet.
Domain name servers work as the Web's phone books, and if attackers gains access to one, they can funnel users trying to access sites like The New York Times or Twitter to whichever rogue server they please. Masse said DNS attacks are popular because they bypass a website's security to attack the very architecture of the Internet itself.
"Companies spend a lot of time, money, resources and defending their servers, but they forget about auxiliary infrastructure that is integrally connected to their networks, like DNS."
Cybersecurity experts said hijacking attacks are preventable if website administrators are meticulous about what code they bring into their sites.
"As this incident illustrates, any time you integrate third party code into your site, it presents a new attack vector for hackers. You must not only ensure your own code is secure, but you must also rely upon third parties' security practices," said Aaron Titus, a privacy officer and attorney at New York-based privacy software firm Identity Finder.
Michael Fey, a chief technology officer at Santa Clara, Calif. based cybersecurity firm McAfee, said Tuesday that as long as media organizations play a critical role as influencers and critics, they will continue to be targets of cyber-attacks.
He said the battle tactics are broad, from denial of service attacks, to targeted attacks using social engineering and to deploying information-gathering Trojans.
"Regardless of technology or tactics deployed, we should expect to see more of these attacks," he said.


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All concerts or programs are held in the Bedford Room of the Bedford Public Library. The door to the Bedford Room is next to the loading dock behind the library by the parking lot. We now offer advanced ticket sales for all of our concerts. You may purchase tickets directly from Lynchburg Tickets. Advanced purchase of a tickets guarantees a seat. If you want good seats, come early. The doors open at 7 pm. Our capacity is only 100. All concerts are $15 at the door. The space is wonderfully intimate; handicapped accessible and an ideal place to experience quality live music. Come join us and spread the word!
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Here are some leftovers from Will Muschamp's appearance at the Gator Club of Jacksonville on Tuesday night:
* Former Florida quarterback Chris Leak, who has joined Muschamp's staff as a quality control coach, will be working on the defensive side of the ball.
"He decided to branch out a little bit as a football coach, which I think is really smart," Muschamp said. "We had an opening on the defensive side of the ball for a control coach and he's going to work with our secondary. I told him I'm still young but I wish I had worked on the other side of the ball. I think that helps you as a football coach as you continue to develop. I think that will be really beneficial."
As a quality control coach, Leak will not be doing any coaching on the field. He will be more of an administrative assistant, breaking down a lot of tape and performing other duties in the coaches' office.
Muschamp, however, said Leak could have a positive influence on starting quarterback Jeff Driskel.
"I think not as much from an Xs and Os standpoint, just an experience standpoint from a guy that's been a quarterback for the University of Florida," Muschamp said. "I know that's easy to say, but that's a hard job. That's a job that you've got to understand how to manage situations, manage a football team, manage the offense.
"I think his experience at Florida, being the starting quarterback at Florida and winning a national championship at Florida, will do nothing but help Jeff in casual conversations obviously and being the quarterback at Florida."
* Muschamp had high praise for the three Jacksonville recruits who are part of the 2013 recruiting class — wide receiver Ahmad Fulwood, defensive back Nick Washington and linebacker Daniel McMillian, an early enrollee who participated in the spring.
Muschamp said he was impressed with what Fulwood showed playing safety in his senior season at Bishop Kenny.
" Matter of fact his senior year he played outstanding at the safety position," Muschamp said. "Really showed a lot of physicality. But I'm really excited about him helping us out at the wide receiver position."
Muschamp said Washington will start his UF career at cornerback instead of safety. Muschamp also said Washington, a star player on the Trinity Christian baseball team, will have a chance to play both football and baseball at UF.
McMillian is battling for a starting role at outside linebacker, Muschamp said.
* Muschamp reiterated that it's going to be very difficult to replace Caleb Sturgis, but that overall the Gators should be strong again on special teams in 2013.
"We're concerned about the place-kicking situation right now," he said. "You lose Caleb, you're losing a lot, a lot of confidence in him and how productive he was at that position.
"Brad Phillips and Austin Hardin are two guys who are talented enough to do a very efficient job for us. Both guys will be fine in the fall. They've just got to go over that mental barrier of stepping out in front of 90,000 people and making kicks."
Muschamp said the strengths on special teams are punter Kyle Christy, return men Andre Debose (kickoffs) and Marcus Roberson (punts) and the overall team speed.
"Kyle Christy is a guy that had a phenomenal sophomore season," he said. "He continues to progress very well.
"We've got really good team speed overall and that usually equates to having really good special teams."
* Muschamp was asked if he trusts this team enough to be confident there will be no off-the-field issues between now and the start of camp in August.
"Well, again, I think that goes back to the recruiting process and recruiting the right kind of guys," he said. "That's a huge part of your football team. We have 79 days till we report and they understand what you put in is what you're going to get out of it. This is a critical, critical time for our team and certainly that's part of it."
* Muschamp was asked about two of the three tailbacks — starter Matt Jones and No. 3 guy Kelvin Taylor, a true freshman who participated in the spring.
On Jones: "He's got great hands. He catches the ball extremely well. He's very good in protection. He's an extremely mature young man and he's very intelligent. Those are things he adapted and learned our system very well," Muschamp said.
On Taylor: "He'll determine his role through these next 79 days getting ready for August camp. He's got really good lower-body punch and spring and power. He's a strong lower-body guy. His biggest obstacle is going to be learning the offense. He did a good job in the spring, progressed well. He'll determine how much he plays," Muschamp said.
* UF home games against Tennessee and Florida State have sold out. Single-game tickets went on sale Wednesday for the other four home games. Tickets start at $50, with upper north end zone seats for the Toledo and Georgia Southern games available for $35.
Muschamp says Leak will help with Driskel
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Colorado Student Breaks Ankle on Mountain, Video Diary Goes Viral
Lexi DeForest documented her pain while her boyfriend went for help.
Aug. 19, 2012 -- A Colorado college student's video diary during the time she was trapped in the Wyoming mountains after she fell down a trench and detached her foot from her leg has gone viral.
Lexi DeForest, 21, was climbing with her friend in the Vedauwoo Mountains, a popular climbing area in southeastern Wyoming, when she tumbled 8 feet down a dark trench after she tried to jump across it.
Her video diary, which she took while her friend, Erik Henry, went for help, is filled with humor, pain and a remarkable sense of calm. It has been viewed more than 156,000 times since she posted it on Youtube on Aug. 15.
"Oh, so this is me. I just broke my ankle. Eww. Second time now. This is me moving my foot and it's really gross," she said. "I'd show you more but if I looked at it, I might vomit on myself. And no one wants to see that. But, I don't know first aid for a foot that is not attached to your ankle, I am doing the best I can."
DeForest kept calm by speaking to the camera about her family, friends and Colorado State University, where she is a student.
"Shout out to Erik, thanks for taking me on this adventure. That's not supposed to be rude at all," she said of her hiking companion, who had left behind a trail of glow sticks as he went to get help.
"Actually, this was one of the coolest views I've ever seen," DeForest said.
Toward the end of the six minute and 40 second video, DeForest flags down Henry, who returned with the campground director and paramedics.
"You found me, Erik. Thanks!" she said before wrapping up her video diary.
A study abroad trip to Prague for the fall semester has been postponed, she said.
DeForest is instead preparing to start the fall semester of classes on Monday.
And after two surgeries, she is not yet able to walk, but can wiggle her toes.
"I can't even explain how amazed I am," she told ABC News' Denver affiliate. "Moral of the story is you can surprise yourself in the face of fear."


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Brenna decided she wanted to get in on the action while I photographed my new quilt squares - isn't she just two cute - what a ham! (She also decided to take pictures of me after these were done - she took pictures of me with each of my quilt squares :-)
Sunday, February 28, 2010
Sunday, February 28
Brenna decided she wanted to get in on the action while I photographed my new quilt squares - isn't she just two cute - what a ham! (She also decided to take pictures of me after these were done - she took pictures of me with each of my quilt squares :-)
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Saturday, February 27, 2010
Saturday, February 27
My face painting art work. I had some problems putting the white on and probably needed to use some more dark blue, but overall, I was happy with my work... I loved Brenna's mask below - I think she just needed a cape to complete the look! She is loving her new clothes from Dustin's mom - she hasn't wanted to take the pink leotard off lately :-)
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Labels: Brenna Pic, Crafts, face painting, family pic, Pinwheel Quilt Along
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Thursday, February 25
Our yummy cinnamon rolls from yesterday - don't they look delicious??? (The second picture was taken by Brenna (I lifted her up to take the picture) - she did a pretty good job didn't she??) (o.k., I can see in the picture now that I needed to cook them a little more (which I did do), but they still taste really good (and poor Dustin came home and ate the doughy one last night since I didn't warn him not to eat that one!))
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Labels: Brenna Pic, Brenna's Pictures, Cake, Crafts
Monday, February 22, 2010
Monday, February 22
Hello All!!
Hope all is well out there! Things are good here - the sun was even shining here this afternoon (with warmer temperatures :-) (although that was followed by a whole morning of rain - good thing Brenna likes splashing in so many puddles).
While Brenna was away at school today, I made a yoga bag for myself - it is such pretty fabric (from the Amy Butler Love line), I just want to look at it...(I know, there is something wrong with me, but I'm pretty sure I inherited it from my mom :-) (no offense mom - I don't mind my addiction to fabric :-) (sorry, no pictures yet - I will try to take one tomorrow). Brenna liked my new bag - she did get it out to show my parents today (she loves the huge strap on the bag too - she looks so cute when she is carrying her bag - wonder if I can get her to pose with both bags tomorrow??). (poor Dustin, now that I have the new bag, I want a new mat too, lol).
We had a TV afternoon (not sure why we weren't outside enjoying the sunny weather - I think I was too stunned by it - I just kept telling myself that at any moment it was going to start raining again, lol). After that, we took Justice out and rain him up and down the hill a few times (which was really funny - Brenna made it further and further up the hill each time - that is the opposite of what I would have expected). I think Brenna just really likes the downhill run (who can blame her) - it is so fun to see her face light up when we are out running with him. After taking the dog out, we had a bath and then I trimmed Brenna's bangs (wonder how they will look in the morning, she just kept moving her head all over the place...). I had thought we would do yoga after dinner, but I should have moved it to the afternoon as Brenna fell asleep at supper again today. As she was falling off to sleep, she was saying "yoga, yoga mama" to me... (she was dressed for yoga too!) (I will admit that I almost took a picture of her sleeping at the table with the food in front of her - I could tell she wasn't going to make it very long all through the meal, her eyes kept drooping and her head was nodding...)
A happy birthday wish goes out to my brother today (I don't think he reads the blog much - Karen can you pass along the wish to him if you read it, I knew that I should have called yesterday instead).
Well, I think that is about it!
Take Care!
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Sunday, February 21, 2010
Sunday, February 21
Brenna ready to dive into her pretty painted eggs (I thought this picture turned out really funny - that was all her idea on how she wanted to "pose"). Below, my last new summer top (for me anyway - I'm sure I will be sewing more for Brenna soon) completed (can you tell how badly I have spring fever??) (o.k. - there is one other top that I plan to sew soon, but I would classify it more as a spring top)
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Labels: Brenna Pic, Brenna's Pictures, Crafts
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Thursday, February 18
Hello All!!
Hope all is well out there! Things are good here - Dustin seems to have the worst of a head cold here and Brenna is getting over hers. I kept her home from school again today - she was bouncing more today (literally - she jumped all over the couches and on the pillows - I think a sign of recovery) - I think she ran around in the living room circle for about 45 minutes today as well (maybe a sign that I needed to take her out of the house for a walk earlier??)! We tried to do a few more activities today - we colored eggs this morning (I know Easter isn't until April, but I need to use up my food coloring here, plus Dustin eats lots of boiled eggs and I thought it would be a good activity for Brenna), we made homemade cinnamon buns (yummy and Brenna loved getting her hands in the dough), Brenna fingerpainted and did some other crayola painting, and we walked to the grocery store here in town (where I probably didn't make a friend in the cashier when I gave her 14 Euro in small coins today (20 cent coins and smaller)). Brenna was so cute at the store - she took one of her new bags and really wanted the cashier to see it and then she went to the end of the counter to take her money out to pay :-) (I let her put that money in her piggy bank when we got home as we didn't end up spending it at the store...) Brenna raced Justice up one of the hills her during our walk today (one of the people walking by said it looked like we were having fun - I think Brenna's giggles said it all, lol).
Well, I think we are all going to turn in early tonight - hopefully Brenna will sleep well. Brenna fell asleep at the supper table tonight at about 5:45 (Dustin was very bummed that he missed seeing her awake).
Take Care!
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Labels: Germany
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Wednesday, February 17
Brenna had lots of fun modeling our new little bags today (wouldn't these make great treat bags for a birthday or the end of the school year for the kids??) - we made the bags with the idea of separating our change and putting them in the different bags, wonder how long that will last and how soon Brenna will just have them as play bags...
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Labels: Brenna Pic, Carnival 2010, Crafts
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Tuesday, February 16
So, here are our pictures from the parade yesterday. So, above, were men dressed up as nuns (with shorter skirts on)...
Below, one of many teenage girls getting lots of confetti put in her clothes (they stuff the stuff up pants legs, down the back of your coat - in hoods, under hats...)
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Labels: Brenna Pic, Brenna's Pictures, Carnival 2010, Crafts
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Sunday, February 14 - Happy Valentine's Day!
Our cake from Friday - isn't our decorating a mess (or a bunch of fun for a 3 year old, lol). Below, a couple pictures from Brenna today - her Valentine's gift from us - a Sponge Bob Squarepants magazine (in German).
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Sandy is big! And it's hitting the east coast of America with a vengeance. The adjectives being thrown around are 'superstorm', 'Frankenstorm' and 'The perfect storm'. And the bad news is that all of these adjectives seem apt. Sandy is moving in fast from the east coast, boasting a fiery looking 'eye', which is nearly 150 km in diameter. The whole storm is somewhat close to 700 km. Worsening the situation is a cold front that is moving in from the north to the south, independently of Sandy's activities. The fearful collision is awaited.
Sandy has forced the evacuation of reportedly 3.5 million people in New York alone. Sandy has been upgraded from a tropical storm to an extra-tropical storm. While this classification can be made just from the location of the storm – tropical storms occur in the tropics and extra-tropical ones out of the tropical regions – the correlation with storm size is direct. Extra-tropical storms always tend to be larger than tropical storms. Sandy has just moved northwards and has become even bigger.
Cyclones are one of Nature's ways of transferring heat from the tropics to the polar regions. This happens only when the transfer needs to be dramatic – i.e. when the heat difference built up is large. There are other less destructive ways of heat transfer, including air currents like the jet stream, ocean currents like the Gulf Stream current and, of course, the prevalent winds. Cyclones are natural consequences of heat build-up in one region of the ocean. This creates a local low-pressure region. Colder winds from the surroundings rush in, but this chaos makes the wind swirl around the central 'eye'. If the heat difference is large, the ocean's heat can fuel the process to massive proportions.
The cyclone will move away from the equator, because that's what wind systems do – move from hotter regions to colder ones. Plus, the rotation of the Earth makes sure that worldwide cyclones hit just the east coasts of landmasses! (Check this fact out and try to find an exception).
Now that Sandy is moving further north, it will weaken because the ocean waters get colder and thus the heat source is no longer as proactive. But wait! The Gulf Stream – a warm ocean current moving along the east coast of N. America – is actually acting as a substitute for the ocean warmth. Since it carries warm water and flows along the surface of the ocean, it is intensifying Hurricane Sandy! Bad bad news! Sandy is expected to follow the warm water trail along the east coast, before it is driven on land.
A newer surprise is awaited when Sandy meets a cold wave that is coming in from the north. But that's for another time.
Stay safe everyone and heed the warnings by the authorities.


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The French department offers a wide range of courses that combine the study of French and francophone culture, literature and linguistics—all taught from a Christian perspective.
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Calvin's French major is a 31-credit hour program that will help you develop both language and cultural proficiency through courses and numerous cultural engagement opportunities. Use this major to prepare for further study in graduate school, as a subject matter concentration for the teacher education program or as a complement to other majors and minors at Calvin, such as engineering, business, history and philosophy.
French Elementary Education Major
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This 19-credit program includes language, grammar, literature and two elective courses. The study abroad semester in France fulfills many of the minor requirements.
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text: Poor incandescent bulbs. They had about 100+ years of dominance, but now it's the era of energy-efficient compact fluorescent. And this triumph of the CFL has been archived for future historians in the most permanent record known to our culture: a T-shirt. If you'd like to see this clever garment actually be produced, make sure to vote over at Threadless. [Threadless via superpunch]