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Chaddy Dean Smith says, "The dictionary defines “Landscape” as that stretch of country as seen from a single viewpoint.
This project started out with me standing in a large room with three separate windows on the same wall.
I noticed that when standing in front of the middle window I had three different views of the same scene form the three different portals.
Then when I moved in front of one of the side windows I had yet three more different sets of views of that same scene.
It is common knowledge that if you change your viewpoint in the landscape you will see the same scene differently. But what if you put those different single viewpoints together as a series of photographs? I began to reconstruct the landscape by using this concept.
I did this by putting three or more photographs together, which at first glance looks like a panorama. But by taking a closer look at the foreground, background, or even the edges of the frame, the viewer notices that they are not always a continuous landscape shot in panels but different parts of the landscape pieced together.
This “Process” helps me to express my point of view about Landscapes, Cityscapes, and even Marketscapes, by photographically compressing or expanding and reassembling reality as I see it."
Chaddy Dean Smith, a student of photography for over 30 years, is a professor teaching photography at Texas A&M University in Commerce, Texas.
Previously he served on the University of Oklahoma’s School of Art faculty for thirteen years. He has over 30 years of experience in both the applied and fine art fields of photography, has taught photography for over 25 years and has conducted many workshops, including a pinhole workshop at the Universidad Politecnica de Valencia, Spain.
Mr. Smith has exhibited nationally and internationally in many solo and group exhibitions. His work has been chosen for the Texas Historical Foundation Exhibition, and by the Southeast Museum of Photography, Daytona Beach, FL for “Reverberations: Diptychs and Triptychs from the Southeast Museum of Photography” exhibition and for its permanent collection.
Mr. Smith is best known for his ongoing photographic study of the American landscape and has won many awards.
“THE ENDLESS ENIGMA OF THE UNDISCOVERED COUNTRY”, that it evolves from my philosophical consideration of the often paradoxical dualities revealed in everyday objects.
My work derives from three distinct groupings; animals, plants and human-made objects. By juxtaposing divergent and peculiar images in pairs, I create mysterious collisions of meaning.
I approach the process systematically evaluating each synthesis to see if they blend into a single photograph greater than each frame on its own. The image pairings reveal to the viewer, puzzling and irresolvable associations between opposing ideas: ancient/modern, visceral/cerebral, real/synthetic,emergence/disappearance,solid/gelatinous."
Constance H. Halporn is a photographer and videographer who specializes in a range of fields, including Medicine, Thanatology, Kodokan Judo and Fine Arts.
Her photographs have appeared in numerous medical presentations for The Columbia University Medical Center.
“Lay Body Down,” an exhibition on Black burial customs; and “Vox Populi: Memorials by The People,” an interactive exhibition of spontaneous public memorials after tragedies.
Her photos taken after the 9/11 disaster all around the City of New York were the cornerstone of that exhibit.
Constance’s photographs have graced the pages of USA Judo’s journal US Judo Times, and she was the official photographer for the American-Canadian Judo Challenge, a major international Judo tournament held annually in Buffalo.
She was also the official photographer for USA Judo at the Atlanta Olympics.
for Judo in Barcelona, Spain for USA Judo, and returned the following year to shoot the Barcelona Olympic Judo competition.
After years as a corporate, medical, and event photographer, she returned to her first love, Fine Arts photography. She received her MA in multimedia production in 2007 and the MFA in 2015 in Media Arts with a concentration in Photography both at Long Island University, Brooklyn, New York.
after studying with Paul Krot and Aaron Siskind; further studies @ the Maine Photographic Workshops (now Maine Media Workshops) and the Maine College of Art.
C E now lives in Cumberland Center, Maine and travels widely hunting and photographing wild art: details of found objects and roadside discoveries.
C. E. Morse says, "I create and share my work to encourage more exploration and awareness of the world around us; the appreciation of the history and mystery of what is hidden in plain sight and often ignored.
Including a component of honoring the stage of decay in the Great Cycle of Nature, as well as birth, flourishing, and death.
• they are abstract, yet actual found objects.
before they vanish. My photographs are frequently all that is left."
International Contemporary Art Awards, Neutral Density Awards.
All About Photo Magazine, Photographer’s Forum, Diffusion, RISD XYZ and The Loupe.
Dan Kaufman says "A photograph often begins with what we cannot see, but feel …an image in the photographer’s mind’s eye. And with this feeling comes a sense …a sense of whats and whys. I often find myself contemplating, day dreaming if you will, a folder of images, wondering why did I take this photo and “all of a sudden” one image reminds me of a feeling from another.
Pairing these image feelings gives me a feeling too of collaboration.
Different points of view with a feeling of companionship. Photos that are like friends: similar but different. And with this “joining of hands” a diptych of images brings to me a synergy, a feeling stronger than any one or the other."
Dan was born in 1952 the son of an artist, and like many passionate artists and photographers began his love affair at an early age: working a paper route so he could buy a camera…his first exposure to a darkroom in a converted a guest bath…and growing up just 5 miles from Disneyland —Walt taught him the magic of the story. Then there was Frank Lloyd Wright, Kandinsky, Rothko and Jackson Pollock—muses all.
Dan entered his first professional juried competition in 1965, at Bowers Museum in southern California, and was accepted. His work at that time, as a painter, was abstract expressionism —think of melding Pollock’s angst with Rothko’s form, his sense of place.
By the late ‘90’s and into the early noughts Dan’s work became more minimalist and he was known for a time as Daniel Scissorhands due to his propensity to cut out what he did not want. This trait, as well as painterly—and at times, sculptural has become characteristic of Dan’s photography.
Dan’s photography is in collection at LACMA (Los Angeles County Museum of Art), and the Chinese-American Museum (Los Angeles).
Debra Achen says, "As a photographer, I am attracted to the underlying structure of things, and to the way the forces of nature – Earth, Air, Fire, Water, Gravity, Light, and Time - imprint the material world with their magic.
My “Mixed Vantage” portfolio explores the human experience of spatial perception. Our field of vision at any given moment is limited to one position and orientation in space. Turn slightly in any direction and it changes. These studies involve capturing multiple perspectives of a space within a single photograph.
Born and raised in Pittsburgh, PA, my passion for art began at a very young age. I moved to California to complete my BA in Visual Arts and for a number of years, painting and mixed media were my preferred creative mediums. Then the gift of a digital camera rekindled my love of photography. This coincided with a move to the scenic Monterey Peninsula, an environment that inspires my work today."
2018 - Juried Exhibition,"Center for Photographic Art, 2018 International Juried Exhibition, Online Gallery" Carmel, CA. Juror: Eve Schillo, Assistant Curator of Photography, Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
2018 - Group Exhibition, "Fire and Water" at The Weston Gallery, Carmel, CA.
2017 - Group Exhibition, "The Elementalists," Three-artist exhibition with William Giles and Carol Henry at Carmel Visual Arts, Carmel, CA.
The force of the waves receding left dramatic patterns in the sand.
The spring snowmelt sent tributaries flowing in all directions.
Elena Mudd says, " I do many portrait sessions and I became interested in how much portraits say about a subject. And how does that change when the viewer is presented with two portraits of the same subject. How does it change when they are two opposing views of the same person? How does one portrait inform the other?"
explores the relationship between individual and social identity from a feminist (or humanistic) perspective. The intimate portrait, conceived as collaborative process with her subject, is her specialty.
Her subjects range from family members to strangers she meets on the street. She works with film media, both 35mm and medium format, and with digital.
Exhibiting work at FXFOWLE x A Women's thing "All Women" photo show.
Gary Beeber says, "I grew up in the Midwest in the 1950’s and some of my earliest memories are of drawing pictures.
When I was 12 years old my parents bought me a little camera and I actively started taking photos.
As I grew up I became aware of the work of Edward Hopper, Eugene Atget and Diane Arbus. I attended the University of Cincinnati and Miami University where I trained as a painter and also studied design and photography.
Influential in shaping how I see was the drawing class taught by Jack Potter, Drawing and Thinking, at SVA (New York City). He demanded we students see beyond the obvious and to be active interpreters of what we see. This dictate has been a major influence in my pursuit as a photographer. I perceive myself as a hunter/gatherer, I engage with my world, led by my curiosity.
Prior to my work in photography, my career has included graphic design consultation and design of books, posters and catalogs for major arts institutions in Manhattan including the Whitney Museum and the Museum of Modern Art. I provided similar services to the photography organization Aperture.
I produced 3 documentary films which screened at over 75 film festivals. My documentary “Dirty Martini and the New Burlesque” led to my producing the off-Broadway show Gotham Burlesque at The Triad Theater, NYC. I have always been curious about the choices individuals driven to self-expression make.
The world of burlesque performers challenges assumptions and perceptions of gender, sexuality and the pursuit of pleasure. This art form melds theater, performance, dance and comedy. It’s historical roots are based in satire and vaudeville.
My pursuit to celebrate those who live outside convention remains a constant and my guiding artistic force."
Gary Beeber is an award-winning American photographer/filmmaker who has exhibited in galleries and museums throughout the United States and Europe.
Solo exhibitions include two at Generous Miracles Gallery NYC and "Personalities" (summer, 2017) at Griffin Museum of Photography, Winchester, MA. Beeber’s work has also been included in juried exhibitions throughout the country. Among Fortune 500 companies who collect his work are Pfizer Pharmaceutical, Goldman Sachs and Chase Bank.
Georgina Campbell says, "This is the sign you’ve been looking for A literal sign discovered in a ‘fish and chip’ shop in Moscow revealed itself over the peak of a steep side street inspiring the title and the intention of this body of work.
Created in February and March of 2018 during an artist residency in St.Petersburg, Russia, this collection of images was inspired by wandering the streets trying to photograph the urban landscape after working extensively in the wild empty landscapes of Iceland previously.
Images paired like a storyboard or single images appearing like cinema stills create visual anecdotes about the idea of ‘signs’ or receiving messages from the universe.
St. Petersburg and Moscow were a treasure trove of magical sights and visual gifts that may seem mundane to a local but fascinating to the visitor.
Most places are captured or documented in the most compelling way through the eyes of a foreigner and I was most fascinated by the very ordinary details of the city streets. Architectural details covered in icicles and the way nature makes itself present even in the urban landscape, bird footprints in the snow or big winter clouds competing for space with the industrial smoke clouds on the horizon.
Ancient glass windows in many of the buildings created magical polarising effects when viewed through the camera lens creating a view you can truly only see via photography.
This collection of new work invites the viewer to invent new meanings and narratives for the works which continue my creative explorations in autobiographical photography, new landscapes and using the camera to reveal acts of magic not visible with the naked eye."
Georgina Campbell is a photographic artist with an interest in exploring the photograph as a sculptural object, building her own cameras and experimenting with landscapes.
Winning Best Documentary Work at the Centre for Contemporary Photography (Melbourne) in 2015, she has been a finalist in numerous art prizes in Australia including the Perth Centre for Photography CLIP Awards (2016 & 2017), MAMA Art Foundation National Photography Prize (2016), Josephine Ulrick & Win Schubert Photography Award (2014), Alice Prize (2014), and the Monash Gallery of Art Bowness Prize (2010).
Internationally, Georgina has been shortlisted in various exhibitions including the Royal Photographic Society International Print Exhibition (UK), and the Center for Fine Art Photography in Colorado, USA.
Her solo exhibitions include Open Your Mind – Tread Softly, held at the Bayside Arts & Cultural Centre, Melbourne, in 2015 and The Grandfather Paradox, at the Queensland Centre for Photography and the C3 Gallery, Abbotsford Convent, Melbourne both in 2009.
In the past, Georgina was the founder and director of the Obscurity Pictures Gallery Space in Melbourne, Australia and founded The Plastic Photo Show, an annual open entry photography exhibition for plastic lens and toy cameras, and authored The Plastic Photo Show – The Book a book celebrating the artists who had participated.
She has also been a guest lecturer multiple times at universities around Melbourne, speaking about her scanner cameras and her practice as an artist.
Gregory Berg says, "This an ongoing project that explores the poetic use of dual imagery, using a series of diptychs.
I recently returned to writing poetry and learned again the importance that metaphor has in my creative writing.
My goal in this photography project is to extend the idea of metaphor to pairs of photographs. I want to create a likening between two otherwise disparate images.
How can one image be like another image even when the content is different? How can I use visual language to express contrary effects, while also giving some amusement to the viewer?
I believe that we make sense of the world by comparing, and by referring back to things we’ve seen before.
I make associations and look for familiarity. With this in mind I have put images into a relationship-- call it visual matchmaking. The pairing affects the meaning.
I’m implying a connection that did not exist at the time I shot the individual photographs. I’m hoping for an associative response from the viewer.
Maybe some cognitive dissonance at first, but then followed soon by a kind of comfortable recognition, a new-found familiarity in the paired attributes.
The diptych format is dynamic with my eyes constantly moving back and forth looking for connections and relationships. I naturally read the attributes in the images looking for similarities. In some prints, I’m aiming for contradiction. In others, I’m striving for absurdity, or encouraging long viewing or meditation.
To summarize, I am exploring concepts of duality and metaphor by having each image in a pair be in dialog with a visual companion."
Gregory Berg is a writer, photographer, and book artist living in New Haven, Connecticut and Santa Fe, New Mexico His photography has been exhibited in the River Street Gallery, the Hines Gallery of the Creative Arts Workshop, the Mill Gallery at the Guilford Arts Center, and the Carriage Barn Arts Center.
He has published several books including most recently “the hiker and the blaze”, a series of poems and images on the journeys through life.
Jack Toolin says, "Lower East Side in Flux" portrays young residents, visitors, cultural nomads, who have come to this neighborhood to linger in its history, to take up the creative mantel, or simply chill.
They’ve arrived at a time when the Lower East Side is undergoing gentrification, as is much of the city. It’s seen an influx of new coffee shops, boutiques and galleries that compete with the older tailor shops, hair salons and Chinese restaurants.
As an urban flâneur I find and photograph remnants of the neighborhood’s past in the nooks and crannies of doorways, the backsides of buildings, the side streets that have yet to be consumed by change. These views of the neighborhood, of its people and materiality, are combined to generate possible connections for contemplation.
Juxtaposing portraits with these neighborhood details initiates associations between eras, cultures and possibly worldviews.
Change is inevitable, especially in a dynamic city such as New York. But change can speed up or slow down depending on larger forces: economics, politics, mobility and so on.
We often do not see the change that is happening around us because we’re caught up in the middle of it, or possibly (probably) because we are the makers of change ourselves.
Capturing this change with photography-its actors and it physical manifestations-allows the viewer to pause and observe, to reflect and speculate, or to simply enjoy the details of a neighborhood with both a vibrant history and a thriving present."
Jack Toolin is a transdisciplinary artist who works both independently and collaboratively. His work is conceptually driven and comments upon the relationship between individuality and collectivity. His work has been exhibited internationally at venues including the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York (2002 Whitney Biennial - as a member of C5, a new media collective); San Francisco Camerawork; The Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, MN; the Museo Nacional de Bellas Arte, Buenos Aires, Argentina; The Project Room at the Chelsea Museum of Art, New York City, and more.
Toolin studied photography at Ohio University under Arnold Gassan, and received his MFA from San Jose State University, where he worked with Barbara De Genevieve as advisor.
Prior to, but even more-so during his graduate studies, his practice expanded to include performance and installation art, and subsequently New Media art.
He is a founding member of the New Media collaborative C5 (1997-2007), whose work explores big data, artificial intelligence, geo-positioning technology and other computer related fields.
He is currently working on several projects, all of which are photographic, and all consider the social-political impacts of macro economics upon individuals and social relations.
One example is Continental Drift, which utilizes digital post processing to make minimalist images featuring figures isolated in color fields, and often accompanied by text-poetic prose-that draws connections between psychological states and economics.
I am currently an adjunct professor at New York University and Pace University, where I teach photography, digital design, illustration and web design. My teaching career extends far beyond this."
James Whiting is an emerging photographic artist from Melbourne, Australia.
Largely concerned with contemporary documentary practice, his work frequently responds to the mechanisms of intimacy, distance and dislocation, as well as an attendance to the ordinary.
He holds a BFA (Hons, First Class) in Photography from RMIT University and has had work shown in San Fransisco, Pingyao, London and Melbourne as well as numerous print projects.
Career highlights – Along with a presence in various print and group show projects, 2018 saw James Whiting hold his breakout solo exhibition at Melbourne’s 222Rosslyn Gallery with his inter-disciplinary work 'Everyone else attended some secret lesson and you had a dentist appointment that day or were somehow not invited’ which can be viewed here.
He has additionally continued his work with Good Sport Magazine where his photographic and written work along with his creative direction have contributed to recent issues of the magazine and its online platforms.
Janet Neuhauser first studied photography in Seattle. She was hooked, and thirty years later, she is still hooked.
In 1980, she moved to NYC to study photography. She renovated a house in the Red Hook section of Brooklyn and supported herself as an editorial photographer while getting a MFA in photography at Pratt Institute.
In 1986, she began teaching at International Center of Photography and taught there until she moved from New York in 1991 to the Pacific Northwest.
Since, she has concentrated on two things: making photographs and teaching photography.
She has taught in a wide variety of institutions public and private and has exhibited nationally and is in many collections.
A statement about the work: "I am primarily a pinhole photographer and I love diptychs though I have not ever shown any that I have made.
For this call I made several diptychs out of my pinhole images: one is a 3 hole can that I exposed in both directions on the windows of my studio; one is the same windows with the curtains closed of a globe on a brass cup and the curtained windows; the last one is a pinhole of my patio and out the front window of my studio.
All are long exposure pinholes on paper (black and white multigrade fiber), exposed for at least one month.
The negatives are scanned and printed from Photoshop. The images are unaltered. For some reason, they come in as color images when scanned in RGB mode. Putting two long exposures together as diptychs creates a new sense, for me, of what they are saying."


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The time has finally come: the highly-anticipated film adaptation of Crazy Rich Asians has arrived. And with the A-list cast, which includes Constance Wu, Gemma Chan, Awkwafina and Michelle Yeoh, you can bet that the makeup and hair for red carpet for its world premiere was glam-or-ous too.
From Constance Wu’s insanely glossy straight locks and long lashes and Awkwafina’s rich red lip to Michelle Yeoh’s perfectly glowy and fresh makeup and Gemma Chan’s gorgeous, but naturally contoured makeup, the ladies of Crazy Rich Asians killed it at the film’s world premiere on Tuesday, August 7, in LA. Luckily, we have the secrets to nailing each lady’s epic beauty look here! Read on for their hair and makeup details!

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David H. Brown is Senior Lecturer and was previously Head of the Department of Systems and Information Management at Lancaster University. His research interests are in the field of systems and strategy. In recent years he has taken a special interest in the Far East and particularly in China, where he has worked since 1986.
Alasdair MacBean is a Professor Emeritus and Director of the Lancaster Centre for Management in China at Lancaster University, He has previously been head of the Economic Department, a College Principal and a Prov-Vice Chancellor. His research is mainly in international trade and economic development, the economy of China, and transitional economies, and he has authored or edited eight books.

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Our Electricians are licensed understand regulations in Tivoli, NY, but all states follow the National Electrical Code, and all recognize three basic categories: apprentice, journeyman and master. There is no national license; some municipalities require city licenses. An apprentice is a beginner or trainee who works under direct supervising of a master Electrician. A journeyman is qualified and experienced and can work on his own under the general guidance of our master. Our master originates projects and can speak to him on 888-285-2177.
Our master in Tivoli, NY lays out wiring systems and installations and gets permits for work to be completed. The Electrician Guys prescribes the type of wiring and connections or terminations according to electrical codes. Our master will design the routing of circuits in your house, for instance, or decide the type and location of a circuit breaker panel. Our master also supervises apprentices and oversees journeymen who do the work us. Our owner here at The Electrician Guys is a master Electrician.
The Electrician Guys in Tivoli, NY employs journeyman as licensed to work by themselves, without direct supervision, installing wiring, outlets and fixtures. Our journeyman also does service work, troubleshooting when a breaker fails or a light stops working. Our journeyman does not offer permits that must be issued by our master. Our journeyman follows our master's plans and directions. Our journeyman's responsibilities will vary based on the work that needs to be done. Our journeymen are skilled with residential, commercial and industrial installations and repairs.ust work from six years as an apprentice, under direct supervision of our master, and pass a journeyman test. This person also must have some classroom education on the National Electrical Code and fundamental electricity in a technical school a program affiliated with the National Joint Apprenticeship Training Council. Journeyman training combines hands-on work with education on basic electricity.
At The Electrician Guys in Tivoli, NY both our journeymen and masters have work experience, based on years of service or hours of work. Both are always taking time to upgrade their skill set by taking classes in vocational and technical schools, these programs run jointly by the National Electrical Contractors Association and International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers.

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The Fortune Academy LEAP Program is open to the public. LEAP promotes forward growth in a student’s academic and real-world abilities. It is a combination of fun and therapeutic custom-designed sessions for each individual student. Rather than take a broad approach for all students, LEAP is both prescriptive and diagnostic which sets the stage for the right approach for your student. This is done through either one-on-one tutoring sessions or small group settings after school hours. We also have a program that runs during the summer months to keep learning happening all year long!
LEAP is an extension of the overall mission of Fortune Academy by providing additional, intensive, and individualized interventions that help equip students with language learning differences to become competent and lifelong learners in reading, writing, math, study skills, and subject-based tutoring. By also providing OT, PT, and SLP services in a nurturing environment, we help build individual strengths and remediate individual weaknesses.
Since students with LD are affected by varying degrees, some of our students may require additional, more intensive and individualized interventions. The tutors and licensed therapists at Fortune Academy are highly trained and experienced professionals who cater to working with LD students. All of our tutors have been trained and supervised by Janet George, a Fellow of the Academy of Orton-Gillingham of Practitioners and Educators.
Sessions are held on the Fortune Academy campus after school hours. The one-on-one sessions will take place in two 50-minute sessions per week. A tutor fitting the needs of the student will be assigned by the LEAP Program Tutor Coordinator. Depending upon the student’s needs, they may be assigned more than one tutor for different subject areas.
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Wow! I never knew you were into music that much, this is so cool! Do you play an instrument yourself? Congrats to your dad for learning to play the xylo!
Does noobnotes play the song melody too? I'm trying to learn to sing it would be fun to learn to sing that way. I tried, but I don't think it 'plays' the melody. Does it?

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Covet, Vegas Sins 2, is now available for preorder!
Vegas Sins fans…Covet, book 2 of this hot contemporary series, is now available for preorder!
I would like my readers to know Covet discusses the topic of infertility. At the start of the novel, heroine Dana learns she can never have a child. I have done my best to address this topic with empathy and respect. At the same time, I understand some readers may find the discussion difficult.
And don’t forget my publisher is hosting a release week event for me on August 2 in the What Are You Craving group on Facebook. If you would like to join us for the fun and giveaways, please click on the link below and you’ll be added to the group.
We stand with Toronto today, and always.
I’m very saddened to hear the news coming out of Toronto today. Thanks to all the friends who have reached out to me personally. Although I now live slightly outside Toronto, I was born there and lived there most of my life. I will always identify as a Toronto girl. I have visited Greektown on the Danforth many times, have experienced its wonderful hospitality and people. This is a place of culture and history and I would walk down its streets tomorrow.
This is the second major violent incident in Toronto in several months and I know my fellows Canadians are grieving. Our city is an incredible mix of multiculturalism, pride and all the special qualities that others recognize as “Canadian.” I am proud to call it my home and am praying for the victims of this tragedy, as well as their families and the EMS personnel involved. No one ever expects something like this to happen but when it does, it gives us pause.
As an aside, I’ll share a little anecdote about Greektown. It’s large yearly food festival usually coincides with my birthday. I’ve spent several birthdays walking its streets with thousands of other residents and tourists, sampling its delicious wares.
I think I’d like to do the same thing when my birthday comes around this August.
VICE, Vegas Sins 1, is $0.99 this weekend only!
In preparation for the launch of Covet, Vegas Sins 2, on July 31, my publisher has kindly lowered the price on Vice, Vegas Sins 1!
You can now grab this hot contemporary romance for only $0.99! It normally goes for $3.99 so don’t hesitate if you haven’t read this one yet.
Vice has received some great reviews and I’m honored people have shown such interest in this series.
The polls are now open in the Limitless Press Reader’s Choice Award.
This week, I was thrilled to discover three of my romances were finalists in the Limitless Press Reader’s Choice Award!
Contemporary Romance – both A GOOD MAN and VICE are finalists.
Best Short Story in a Romance Anthology – AL DENTE from Craving: One Night is a finalist.
Thank you to everyone who nominated me in these categories and all the amazing folks who have read and supported my work.
The polls are open until July 31.
The First Kisses anthology from @bookandmain is live!
The First Kisses anthology is an exciting new compilation from the authors of the Book+Main platform, and I’m so happy to be part of it.
First Kisses: a Book+Main Bites anthology is LIVE and FREE on ALL platforms!
Embark on thirty-nine scenes of first kisses from favorite romance authors in a multitude of genres.
From Dukes to Highlanders, Shifters to Vampires and a variety of genres in between, binge on these unforgettable first kiss moments, and experience the euphoria that only that first touch of the lips can bring.
Read a Bite from your tried and true favorites, or delve into a new author’s world and become hooked.
This Book+Main Bites anthology is meant to introduce readers to new authors through their words.
Haven’t tried Book+Main yet? Join me there.
A Good Man is a Northern Hearts finalist!
I received the email last night at about 10pm and I’ve been in a happy daze ever since. I’m so thrilled to share A Good Man, Handymen 1, is a double finalist in the Toronto Romance Writers Northern Hearts Contest!
Not only is A Good Man a finalist in the Contemporary Romance category, it has also won a spot in the Best Canadian Author category. I am completely overwhelmed and grateful to even appear on this list with so many wonderful authors.
The winners will be announced at the conference in September. I can’t wait to celebrate the achievements of my fellow romance writers at this event. Thank you to everyone at Toronto Romance Writers, at Limitless Publishing, and to all my amazing readers. Your support keeps me going and I am so touched Emily and Michael’s story has found a place in your hearts.
If you haven’t discovered A Good Man yet, it’s never too late. Grab your copy today!

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Dad reads “Pain” to Gerry during one of their reading practice sessions. It has a very special meaning to Dad. Later he reads “My Life Closed Twice” to his students, but they can’t understand the very short and powerful poem the way he can.
Emily Dickinson was born in 1830 in Amherst, Massachusetts. She led a very secluded life, publishing her work mostly by sharing it personally with friends. In time she came to avoid people and actually stayed inside during her father’s funeral. When she died, her sister Lavinia discovered a trunk full of her poems.


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Poor articulation can certainly be due to physical or mental disorders beyond our immediate control. Not everyone is gifted with the ability to clearly articulate words. However, the large majority of articulation problems are due to factors within our complete control. If you are one of those people fortunate enough to have the ability to clearly articulate words, you must not take it for granted.
Here are the top three reasons most people succumb to sloppy articulation along with some suggestions for improvement.
Influenced by parents, siblings, or friends who did not articulate sounds. Most of us learn our speech patterns by listening to those around us. If our parents or other vocal influences we had while growing up did not articulate words clearly, the chances are we have adopted the same bad habits. Listen to professional speakers or radio personalities with good articulation. Take the time to talk to yourself (preferably when no one is around) and work on the words that give you the most trouble.
Just plain lazy. It is easier to say “nothin’” then strain to articulate that trailing “g.” It seems to be natural to look for easier ways of doing things and speaking is no different. However, we know by now that success is not about taking the easy way out. Concentrate and become aware of your articulation and work to improve it where needed.
Speaking too quickly. When we rush our speech, it is difficult not to combine sounds of words together or omit certain sounds in words. Slow down. Think about the moving of your mouth, and even exaggerate the movement of your mouth at first if necessary.
Poor articulation is often a result of years of bad habit. The good news is while it may seem challenging at first to clearly articulate all of your words, clear articulation will quickly replace poor articulation, and become a new habit. You have already started to become aware of your articulation and you will now notice whenever you slur your words.
Good articulation does not mean “changing who you are” or “speaking like a snob”; think of it as just being appropriate. Good articulation is not the same as being formal; it is just not being lazy. Nobody will think less of you for using good articulation.
Articulation and the adequacy of our speech affect our social, emotional, educational, and vocational status, as well as the overall quality of our lives. Make a conscious effort to no longer slur your words. You will find that others will perceive you to be more educated. You will find yourself to be more self-confident than ever before while having more opportunities that can lead you to success.

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Classically trained, Fabrice CHARLES develops his artistic work in various fields : improvisation, interpretation, creation and pedagogy.
He teaches trombone and tuba at the National School of Music in Aurillac from 1993 to 2007. Regularly intervenor in improvisation Training Center Speaker Musician and contemporary music school. Regularly intervenor too in schools to sensitize students to the instruments of the family of Brass , and implement practical workshops and creation.
Since 1995, leading the Fanfare de la Touffe : improvised fanfare composed of non-musicians (www.lafanfaredelatouffe.net). With this project, he participated in various activities in France and abroad (Italy, Turkey, Germany … ). This experience led him to devote himself to meetings with various audiences (help centre for labour, social centres, neighborhood houses…) .
Currently a member of Bomonstre trio of trombones.
He is also a member of the Ensemble Hiatus, an international contemporary music ensemble created by the cello player Martine Altenburger and the percussionist Lê Quan Ninh.
This is both a modular and highly variable ensemble, and its distinctive feature is that the majority, if not all of its members are at the same time experienced performers and improvisers.
He is also a member of Traits Tendus, quartet with Sophie Delizée (voice), Gérard Fabbiani (bass clarinet) and Jacques Hemery (painter) and Anguish Quartet, with Jacques Di Donato (drums), Roméo Monteiro (drums) and Nicolas Nageotte (baryton saxophone).


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Homer (once again) realises he has a high threshold for pain, which Moe takes advantage of by convincing Homer to become a boxer so that he can be his manager. Things are going well until Drederick Tatum enters the equation.
Another great sport-based episode that gives us a new side of Moe, as well as some early signs of latter-seasons Homer (booooourns).


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The imperative of engaging in regular body exercise has been stressed. This piece of information was given by the Acting Director, Directorate of Sports of the University, Dr. Sam Olabanji. According to him, “When you exercise, you are re-strengthening and refreshing the engine inside you. And at the same time, your metabolism rate is very fast and free from any pain”.
The Sports Coach said that people were going through haemodialysis nowadays because their kidney had stopped working, adding that one would sleep soundly and healthily as a result of routine exercise though, “some homes are known by who is inside during sleep. Snoring is not a healthy sleep. When someone snores in the night, it’s a sign of (being) unfit”.
He noted that the Directorate of Sports is also known as Life Plus, stating that “When you come here, we add value to your life. We tell you, you can prevent yourself from going to the hospital by coming regularly to recreate. When you recreate, what you shed out is good enough to keep you away from visiting doctors. We are not saying they shouldn’t do their work. When you refuse to do what you are supposed to do, you would buy what you are not supposed to buy. Let us bail you out of your obesity, sleeplessness in the night (insomnia), deep breathe every time”.
Dr. Olabanji, who bagged his PhD at the University of Ilorin, Kwara State, stated further that the advantage of staff engaging in sports was enormous, noting that the fact that the students were not on ground did not mean that the staff were not recreating. According to him, University staff train regularly on Tuesdays and Thursdays. He, therefore, noted that the training had never stopped for a moment.
The Acting Director, who joined the services of FUNAAB about 16 years ago, as a Sports Coach II, stressed that University staff stand to gain a lot from participating in sports as everyone wants to be fit.
Highlighting the upcoming events in the Directorate, he said that there are intramural and extramural programmes. According to him, “Intramural programmes are events which we organise within the four walls of the University to cater for students and members of staff while extramural activities include the Nigerian University Games Association (NUGA) and West African University Games (WAUG), among others”. He stated further that all universities, whether federal, state or private, are eligible to participate in NUGA. According to him, “last year, we were supposed to have the Pre-NUGA at the University of Lagos (UNILAG), but it was aborted. I just received a memo summoning me to the University of Makurdi, Benue State for an emergency meeting to resuscitate the Pre-NUGA. NUGA, would be coming on very shortly, hopefully, before the end of the first quarter of 2017”.
On the temporary stoppage of Staff Unity Games, he said it was in two dimensions, first of which was the unrest that took place, last year. “We just concluded the Inter-Collegiate and the Staff Unity Games was to follow. All through the period, the games were put on hold as some members of staff that were supposed to participate in the games, were not around”, Dr. Olabanji stated.
He disclosed that on the commercial viability of the games, in terms of sponsorship, the Directorate was segmented into four departments namely; the Intramural, Extramural, Marketing and Sponsorship, as well as Life Plus and Wellness. He noted that certain category of staff had been detailed to look out for sponsorship, saying that sponsorship to major companies was a way to reducing the annual task.
On the participation at major competitions, he said that new equipment were required, which were either consumable or non-consumable equipment. Explaining consumable equipment, he said that they are equipment that when used, should be thrown away immediately; such as table tennis balls as well as the badminton feathers. “You don’t expect me to buy a swimming trunk now and wash it and give it to another athlete to use. The companies would like to promote their products by branding players’ jersey. So, it’s a give-and-take affair. A symbiotic relationship”, he stated.
Dr. Olabanji, a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Public Management, spoke on the completion of the grandstand, swimming pool and staff tournament, on staff playing against staff of other higher institutions, Coach Olabanji said when there is an action, there is a reaction. According to him, “When athletes train, we must find the means to test their level of fitness and their potency as well as test the skills they have acquired against a stronger opponent in a comfortable environment. The bilateral agreement between us (FUNAAB) and the Federal College of Education (FCE), Osiele (Abeokuta) was borne out of the relationship that had existed between the coaches of the institution and us, who are here. We are virtually products of the same universities. That brought the relationship and I would personally enhance it”. He, however, promised to encourage sporting activities between FUNAAB and neighbouring institutions, adding that he was in support of whatever that would project the image of the University, positively.


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We think we can reconstruct what happened: A pebble, a few cm in size at most, was accidentally caught inside the parachute at the landing site after the previous jump. Then the parachute was packed on a clean floor and the pebble was not noticed. Then Anders made the jump with the stowaway. This is a wingsuit dive and he’s travelling fast northwards at an downward angle of approximately 40 degrees. When he releases the parachute, the wind catches it and it shoots out to the south of him. The parachute is held back by the cords, but the pebble is not. The pebble is now increasingly getting further south and further above Anders. However, the parachute then slows Anders down, he makes a 250 degree clockwise rotation and at this moment the pebble happens overtake him. It had now been falling for a few seconds and was no longer accelerating much.

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text: The Federal Patent Court (FPC) ruled on the interplay between limitation proceedings before the EPO and a national nullity action, and the circumstances in which a request for a declaratory judgment concerning (partial) termination of proceedings in relation to the limited part of the patent is admissible and well-founded. The FPC held that where the limitation is granted, this does not necessarily lead to the patentee bearing the costs. Instead, the decision on the costs will be taken based on the prospects of the original nullity action.

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China’s UCWeb has launched a browser for smart TVs today, in a bid to capture more eyeballs across a variety of platforms.
UCWeb is behind the popular mobile UC Browser, which has over 500 million users around the globe. UCWeb’s co-founder and president He Xiaopeng notes that expanding to multiple screens means users can get a similar browsing experience across mobile devices, PCs and TV.
UC Browser for TV, which is currently Chinese-only, comes with features including easy access to online video libraries from sources such as Youku, streamlined TV-based online shopping, and plugins that turn your smartphone into a TV remote. It also comes with cloud features, which likely means that users can log in with their UC accounts to sync settings and bookmarks.
As we noted before, China’s smart TV market is booming. By stepping into the scene, UCWeb’s TV browser will no doubt appeal to those in China who are already using its browser on their smartphones — and that is a large market, given that UCWeb says it owns over 50 percent of the browser market share in the country.


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The wife of Grover McCalister.
The second wife of Jacob.
The mother of Alex Jefferson and an employee of Campbell College.
The sister of Robert Mitchell.
The mother of Mandy and David Straussberg.
A girl who has a problem with being punctual.
A girl who steals from the mall and lets Donna take the fall.
A woman who hides Salmon and Matthais.
The program director for Odyssey Radio (Odyssey 102 FM).
An Odyssey maintenance worker who is interviewed by Brock Peterson about some overgrown bushes being mysteriously trimmed.
A member on the board of trustees for Campbell College.
A member of the Odyssey Police who investigated the Odyssey Bank robbery in the 1940's.
The best friend of Eugene's grandfather Hiram.
A bully on the Odyssey Coyote's baseball team.
A boat ride operator who operates the boat Derek's father sold to the fair.
The captain of a ship bringing Paul to Rome.
A soldier of the king looking for Hebrew spies.
The Pharaoh who enslaved the Hebrew people.
A woman on Wooton's mail route who has an interesting naming scheme for her pets.
The great uncle of Jason Whittaker in Bath, North Carolina.
A king who oragnizes a feast for his son's wedding.
A prince who is going to throw a wedding that none of the nobles want to attend.
A doctor who informs Horatio Spafford that his son has pneumonia.
A close friend of Sandra Underwood.
The level headed sister of Tom Riley.
The wife of Brandon Tuller.
The mother of Jacob and Esau.
The wife of the innkeeper Benjamin.
A Vietnam soldier in Kirk McGinty's dream.
An old war friend of John Avery Whittaker's.
A former European intelligence agent who is continuously plotting against Whit's End and the citizens of Odyssey. He is an evil man who will stop at nothing to control those around him.
One of Joseph's eleven brothers.
A boy in Tom's temporary Sunday School class.
A knoble who holds a Christmas celebration in his house.
The father of Cody Carper.
The father of Shannon Everett.
A shady character who helps Dr. Blackgaard start Blackgaard's Castle but later tries to bring Blackgaard down.
Captain of the Odyssey Police.
A friend of Jamison Shoemaker.
One of Danny Schmidt's school teachers.
The manager of the Novacom Kids Center.
An enthusiastic personal training instructor from Campbell College.
The teacher in charge of the crossing guards.
A ski instructor that Donna develops a crush on.
A boy who borrows money from Scott Williams.
An employee in Novacom's public relations department who is attracted to Connie Kendall.
A general responsible for the capture and burning of the United States capital.
A young man who wants to evangelize with Connie.
A young man who calls in to ask if Whit is really going to leave Odyssey again.
A general in the Confederate States of America.
A corrupt Nicaragua police officer who wants to find the cross of Cortes.
The oldest daughter of the Jacob family who has a hard time being punctual and spending time on her school work.
A real estate agent showing Stephen and David possible houses to purchase in Chicago.
Host of the Twilife Zone in Rachel Weaver's dream.
The prince of Moldavia who crashes his plane.
A girl in Eugene and Katrina's group during the Christian Fellowship Meeting.
Host of the Twilife Zone on KYDS Radio.
A boy staying with Agnes and Tom Riley for Thanksgiving.
The leader of the Bones of Wrath, a gang of kids in town who terrorize the kids of Odyssey.
A loyal subject of King John II of Portugal who wants to prevent Christopher Columbus from sailing.
The father of Jeremy Forsithe.
The father of Jeff Marsden.
A professor at the college who listens to Whit's speech on the nature of man.
A friend of Kirk McGinty's in troop 7-11.
Wooton's boss at the Odyssey Postal Service.
The most important theatre critic in the tri-states area.
An American soldier spying on the Japanese.
A teacher in charge of the Fall Festival.
An airplane operator who takes Eugene and Katrina into the Ashanti region.
A character reference to the Professor on Gilligan's Island.
A member of the volunteer fire department who takes offense to Edwin Blackgaard's comments on Bryan Dern's show.
A tenant of an apartment who squanders Mr. Harding's money.
A security officer at Lake View Prison.
Along with Martin Franklin Johns, one of Jenny Roberts' kidnappers.
A boy who gives Simon a talking chicken in The Twilife Zone.
A boy with poor manners.
A close friend of Rodney Rathbone and member of the Bones of Wrath.
An ancestor of King David and Jesus.


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Coming upon this at one of my favorite blogs (Just Jules) helped me come to terms with the fact that I really wouldn't be giving up like I feared continuously in my head-It's just healthier for me to move on with my life at this point.
By no means to I harbor ill will toward these people. I may be a little sore at them about certain events and said words, but ultimately I wish them nothing but the best in life. I just can't handle all the drama and the crap anymore; If you all know me, because of my Lyme, any sort of stress or emotional response causes me physical and emotional pain-Sometimes it's not too bad, and sometimes it's extremely severe.
I've come to that fork in the road some people fear and others welcome. Me? I'm 10 parts fearful and 90 parts welcoming.
I think it's healthy to know when to let go of the things/people that are bringing you down. Good for you!
Although it will be difficult at first to let go of these people, in the long run you'll be so glad you did. Good luck!
Sounds like you are taking care of you and that is exactly what needs to happen!
Thanks for visiting and leaving a comment at my blog. I am now a follower of yours.
Life is a journey. I ever felt it too. But what to do? You take it as a valuable lesson and it is nice to think it back again though.
Anyway, thanks for the dropping by in my blog.


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This entry was posted in Community, Events and tagged auburn university, Maya Angelou, The Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center, women's leadership institute on October 15, 2012 by Wire Eagle.
AUBURN UNIVERSITY – Maya Angelou, recent winner of the U.S. Presidential Medal of Freedom, will speak at 4 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 8, at The Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center as part of Auburn’s Women’s Leadership Institute Extraordinary Women Lecture Series.
In anticipation of Angelou’s upcoming visit, the College of Liberal Arts and the Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art will hold “Angelou and the Arts” on Monday, Oct. 29, at 4 p.m. at the museum. The Angelou and the Arts event, which is free to the public, will include a drawing for tickets to the Extraordinary Women Lecture to be held on Nov. 8. This is the only opportunity for the public to access tickets to Angelou’s November lecture.
Auburn University’s Mosaic Theatre Company will perform original scenes inspired by Angelou’s work, and students in the Intermediate I Dance Technique class will explore choreography based on the themes found in Angelou’s writings.
“Everyone is invited to enjoy this tribute to Dr. Angelou’s extensive contributions to American culture and to get a chance to win a coveted seat at the Extraordinary Women Lecture to be held in November,” said Barbara Baker, executive director of the Women’s Leadership Institute in the College of Liberal Arts.
Angelou and the Arts is sponsored by the Department of Art, the Caroline Marshall Draughon Center for the Arts and Humanities, the Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art, the Women’s Leadership Institute and the Women’s Studies Program in the College of Liberal Arts.
Angelou opened the Maya Angelou Center for Health Equity this year and is publishing her 16th book.
Limited overflow seating will be available in the auditorium at The Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center for those who are unable to obtain tickets to the Nov. 8 lecture. Overflow seating is free to the public and no tickets are required.
The Extraordinary Women Lecture is sponsored by State Farm Insurance, the College of Liberal Arts, University Outreach, the Office of Diversity and Multicultural Affairs, the Honors College, University Program Council and the Africana and Women’s Studies programs. For more information on the Angelou and the Arts event and the Extraordinary Women Lecture, go to http://www.cla.auburn.edu/wli/.


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Biomedical engineers at Duke University have developed a method for improving the accuracy of the CRISPR genome editing technology by an average of 50-fold. They believe it can be easily translated to any of the editing technology s continually expanding formats.
The approach adds a short tail to the guide RNA which is used to identify a sequence of DNA for editing. This added tail folds back and binds onto itself, creating a "lock" that can only be undone by the targeted DNA sequence.
"CRISPR is generally incredibly accurate, but there are examples that have shown off-target activity, so there s been broad interest across the field in increasing specificity," said Charles Gersbach, the Rooney Family Associate Professor of Biomedical Engineering at Duke. "But the solutions proposed thus far cannot be easily translated between different CRISPR systems."
A universal property of CRISPR systems is their use of RNA molecules as guides that home in on the targeted DNA sequence in the genome. Once a guide RNA finds its complementary genetic sequence, the Cas9 enzyme acts as the scissors that make the cut in the DNA, facilitating changes to the genome sequence. But because each homing sequence is only 20 nucleotides long and the human genome contains about three billion base pairs, there s a lot to sort through, and the CRISPR can sometimes make mistakes with sequences one or two base pairs short of perfection.
One way to improve CRISPR s accuracy is to require two Cas9 molecules to bind onto opposite sides of the same DNA sequence for a complete cut to be made. While this approach works, it adds more parts to the system, increasing its complexity and making it harder to deliver.
Another approach has been to genetically engineer the Cas9 protein to make it less energetic, so it s less likely to jump the gun and make a mistake. While this has also shown promising results, this type of protein engineering is laborious and such efforts are specific to each CRISPR system.
"It seems like there s a new CRISPR system being discovered almost every week that has some kind of unique property that makes it useful for a specific application," said Gersbach. "Doing extensive re-engineering every time we find a new CRISPR protein to make it more accurate is not a straightforward solution."
"We re focused on a solution that doesn t add more parts and is general to any kind of CRISPR system," said Dewran Kocak, the PhD student working in Gersbach s laboratory who led this project. "What s common to all CRISPR systems is the guide RNA, and these short RNAs are much easier to engineer."
Gersbach and Kocak s solution is to extend the guide RNA by as many as 20 nucleotides in such a way that it folds back onto itself and binds onto the end of the original guide RNA, forming a hairpin shape. This creates a sort of lock that is very difficult to displace if even a single base pair is incorrect in a DNA sequence being scrutinized for a potential cut. But because the guide RNA would prefer to bind to DNA rather than itself, the correct combination of DNA is still able to break the lock.
"We re able to fine-tune the strength of the lock just enough so that the guide RNA still works when it meets its correct match," said Kocak.
"It s a pretty simple idea even though Dewran completed several years worth of research to show that it works the way that we think it s working," said Gersbach. "It s a nice, elegant solution for getting rid of off-target activity."
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Duke University. "Engineering hairpins increases CRISPR accuracy: Added piece of RNA could improve the precision of CRISPR 50-fold." ScienceDaily. ScienceDaily, 15 April 2019. .
Duke University. "Engineering hairpins increases CRISPR accuracy: Added piece of RNA could improve the precision of CRISPR 50-fold." ScienceDaily. www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/04/190415113810.htm (accessed April 15, 2019).


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Working with the BirdRock Investment team means a partner you can count on through thick and thin. Markets can be volatile and having an experienced team you can count on is key. Our Senior investment team has over 20 years, each, of financial service experience. We’re here to help you develop a financial strategy that can stand the test of time.
Partner with a BirdRock Advisor and you’re embarking on a collaborative journey. It’s not just about today but planning for the future. Our goal is to help you understand where your money is invested, how your investments are performing, adjusting to your life changes, and helping to see how you’re hitting your financial goals.
We understand that you will have questions—we actually encourage them because it’s a team approach.
As a fee-only, independent Investment Advisor, our interests are aligned with yours. Since we don’t get paid on a commission or sell any products where we would benefit, our only objective is a financial solution that meets your objectives. Sounds simple, right? It should be but most Advisors are still not Fiduciaries for their clients. Ours is a modern approach to Wealth Management that has, at its foundation, transparency, accountability, and taking ownership. We want you to succeed—at each stage of your journey. Each person’s path is different and getting there isn’t a generic one-size fits all template.
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Developing and Translating Websites for Afterlife Workers - Afterlife Research and Education Institute, Inc.
AREI helps afterlife researchers, developers, educators, and practitioners by producing or translating websites at no charge to the individuals. Our members have developed websites for Guided Afterlife Connections psychotherapists, have retrieved and reinstated the website for a philosopher in afterlife studies, and have translated the website of a pioneer in Instrumental Transcommunication to make it available in English.
The well-known philosopher about afterlife communication, Michael Roll, had lost his website when the host abandoned it. AREI located the website using the Wayback Internet Archive system and set up the website on AREI’s hosting service. The website is at scsad.afterlifeinstitute.org.
Hans Otto König, a professional electroacoustics technician living in Mönchengladbach, Germany, has developed successful ITC devices to communicate with people living on other planes of reality. Today, he is working with a device based on quartz-crystals irradiated with ultraviolet light, which he calls HRS (Hyper-Raum-System or Hyperspace System).
The translation was performed by AREI member Evelyn Meuren, Lake Garda, Italy.


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Your clothing will last a long time if taken care of efficiently.
Always check on the laundry tags before washing.
Separate colors! Don't put black stockings in the washer with beige socks, you won't like the results.
Delicate things like baby booties which are washable, should be washed in a delicate cycle if you can.
Never put hosiery like socks and tights in dryer especially not nylon, always lie flat to dry.
make sure to put it in a hosiery bag or pillow case so they dont get caught onto zippers of other cloths in the wash load.
but make sure to check the tags before if garment can be put into dryer.
Laundry organization takes a lot of effort. Laundry is not so easy to manage if you don't do it the right way.
somehow lost in the far corner of a laundry room closet. Staying on top of all this chaos requires a system.
Before doing laundry organization , sort them in piles.
Go through all the clothes and divide them like this: underwear, dark clothes, shirts& stretchies. Do this every time you do laundry.
The laundry that needs to be soaked due to bad stains, put in a seperate place, and start the presoak.
Wash all the loads one after the other hanging up cloths that need to be hung up. Put the rest, into the dryer.
match up the pairs immediately, so they don't disappear.
especially on high heat settings. Always check labels for drying instructions before putting cloths in the dryer.
Enjoy laundry day, it is not a "dismissal", it's the way you work it out; if you are organized then you like it.
Even if you make mistakes, it can happen. We're all human, we learn from our mistakes.


text: Although many teachers think of learning occurring during the students’ reading of a text, much of their knowledge comes from strategies employed before they even open the book. It is vital that educators provide motivation and a purpose for their students to read, as well as connect the new information with their previous knowledge. This can be accomplished through asking questions, making predictions, and organizing current information. The included strategies will help get your students thinking from the start!


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Secretary Hillary Clinton took responsibility for the situation in Benghazi on Monday, noting to the press that the “president and the vice-president wouldn't be knowledgeable about specific decisions that are made by security professionals.” There are a number of appropriate reactions to this statement. One could assume it’s a bit of politicking during election season, an attempt to take the heat off the president and help his re-election bid. One could see it as a diplomatic move, aimed at quelling tensions in the Middle East. One could take it at face value. Or, one could lose her ever-loving mind and accuse Clinton of betraying feminism.
Feminism is about “strong” women.
No matter how many charities feminists set up, no matter how often we advocate for the most vulnerable among us, the myth persists that feminism is merely about women getting together to celebrate how strong we are, which in turn suggests that someone’s feminist card can get revoked if she doesn’t pass some arbitrary test of strength. In the real world, feminists want women to be equal with men, and are focused on removing actual obstacles that prevent that from happening, which is more about society and less about the personality traits of individual women.
Rubin clearly is invested in the conservative definition of “strength,” which appears to be a “willingness to be belligerent even (and especially) when it’s inappropriate or likely to backfire.” Feminists tend to be critical of this definition of strength, seeing it as the result of an uncompassionate definition of masculinity instead of a real sign of personal power.
Feminism means not being held to the same standards as men.
Despite the obsession with female strength, Rubin also falls into the same trap as others who misrepresent feminism: believing that it’s about creating special dispensations for women. Why shouldn’t Clinton take responsibility for the Libya situation and take the heat off her boss? That’s what a man in her position would do. It’s part of the job. The notion that feminism never means having to take one for the team like a man is just silly. It’s about equality, remember? That Clinton behaved just like a man in her role is, at best, a feminist victory, but really should be considered unremarkable.
Feminism is a birthday party thrown for you by your mother.
Feminism is about making women equal to men, not putting men on a leash and making them do everything you want. Somehow the myth took off during the Clinton impeachment that feminism was supposed to bring an end to male infidelity, and therefore a cheating husband was rightfully the concern of feminists. I see Rubin has not let that nonsense go. As the official arbiter of feminist concerns for the length of this column, I can safely say infidelity isn’t a top one. Feminism was never about giving women everything they want, but making sure that life is conducted on an even playing field. Since women cheat nearly as much as men, consider our work on this topic done.
Women’s rights are dependent on women being perfect.
People of color bump up against the expectation that they have to be perfect to be deemed good enough for basic equality like everybody else. Social justice activists call it the “model minority” problem. Rubin applied the same framework to Clinton here, suggesting that any mistake—or what Rubin believes to be a mistake, anyway—should mean the termination of one’s right to wear the feminist mantle. Needless to say, if men fail to live up to any random expectation on them, that doesn’t threaten the societal belief that men as a class can be leaders and experts. Nor does Clinton’s failure to do what Rubin wants her to mean that feminism itself has been called into question as an idea.
Feminism is more about female leadership than women’s overall equality.
The notion that Clinton has somehow failed feminism becomes even more laughable when you look at her overall record as Secretary of State. Clinton has used that office to focus even more international attention on the needs of women worldwide, making her a tremendously important proponent of feminism as it exists in the real world. Rubin’s tweet reflects a larger mainstream-media obsession with reducing feminism to an obsession with getting women into leadership positions, where they can then be obsessively followed and criticized in ways that pundits wouldn’t dream of doing to men. While getting women into leadership positions is important, it’s only a small part of the larger task of feminism, which tends to focus on a day-to-day basis more on the needs of ordinary women who need better health care, employment, education, and a life free of sexual abuse and violence. Taken from that point of view, Clinton’s work has set a new standard for feminism in the State Department.
Feminism simply isn’t about filling D.C. with female leaders that act exactly the way Jennifer Rubin wants them to, which seems to be the way characters portrayed by Arnold Schwarzenegger in action films act. If anything, one of the larger goals of feminism is to reduce the amount of hyper-masculine posturing on foreign policy, and replace it with a peace-oriented diplomatic attitude, valuing human life over empty gestures rooted in outdated gender roles.

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Achieving this part of the mission statement became a very real necessity as the school grew and more and more students enrolled. While every child has their own specific special needs, some experience more challenges than others and as the student population grew so did the number of students with particular needs, both mainstream and in the Learning Support Unit which specialised in working with children of the autism spectrum.
One of these special children was Molly who was a delightful child, but who suffered from severe and very frequent epileptic episodes which intruded on her everyday functioning as well as her ability to learn. She was also the daughter of a close friend so when she entered Kindergarten at age 5, I vowed that she would be able to operate in the library as independently as she could and the spinoff would be that if she could so could all the other students.
Above all there has to be an atmosphere that tells the special needs child they are welcome in the library and that they are children first and while their disability is addressed, their needs as a child are what drives what we do. Invite the children in with their aides (and parents if possible) when there are no other students in there so you can introduce yourself and any other adults who will assist them and show them around explaining how their needs can be met and seek suggestions for improvements. Talk to the adults about any particular needs a child has and not just how these can be met but how the child might contribute. For example, Lochie loved routine so he took on the responsibility of feeding the goldfish every morning. In consultation with his parents, his reward was to take them home at the end of each year (so they wouldn’t starve over vacation) and they bought him an aquarium so he could continue his job. Goldfish are cheap in comparison to the joy and sense of responsibility it gave him as well as acknowledging his need for rhythm and routine.
Two senior boys with anger management issues who spent more time off the playground than on relished the opportunity to be in charge of a canned food collection while a couple of artistic girls wanted to wrap all the presents that we collected for the children of Charleville when a crippling drought meant Santa probably wouldn’t get there that year.
Provide teddies or other soft toys which the children can cuddle during storytime, read to or tell their secrets to. If a child got restless and started to throw the teddy or whatever, I’d just ask “Can teddy enjoy the story?’ and it brought about calm again. I ended up having a collection of about 50 teddies sitting on the couches so any child could come in at any time and share a story with a teddy. Angry kids, sad kids, kids having playground issues – there was never a teddy (or child) left unloved.
The first thing that usually comes to mind when we think of children with special needs is how a child in a wheelchair is going to access the shelves and while we think of allowing sufficient width between the aisles (and some jurisdictions have compulsory regulations to ensure this) it also means leaving room to manoeuvre the wheelchair at the ends of the rows. Because ours was a large library much of the collection had been arranged in ‘rooms’ rather than rows so this wasn’t a huge problem. Wherever possible and practical and particularly for fiction, I placed books in wall-shelves, dumpbins and displays at eye level for little ones so location and selection was easier. Face-out displays allowed for familiar titles, characters and authors to be easily recognised.
Dumpbins, wall shelves and tubs put the collection at the child’s height.
However, there does need to be careful consideration given to the floor-covering particularly if it is carpet. When it was refurbished, a local shopping centre laid acres of new carpet that was almost impossible to push either a wheelchair or a wheelie-walker on thus denying access to many shops and services for those not physically independent.
Shelf height is also an issue particularly for those school libraries serving older students who are taller so some compromises may have to be made. In the primary school library things have to be at a lower level so little five-year-olds can access them but nevertheless there has to be a system in place to enable those who struggle and an environment created where they feel comfortable in asking for assistance. Also think about the height of your Returns box, the circ desk and any computers that a child with a disability might access. Talk to their primary carers about their needs and how these might be addressed. While the provision of step-stools may appeal, these themselves can provide even more problems.
I wish I had a dollar for every time I’ve asked children to tuck their chairs in as they rush off in their eagerness to be wherever they need to be and another dollar for every time the plea fell on deaf ears and I’ve had to go round and tuck them in myself. But chairs and bags and so forth can be significant hazards for those with mobility issues so the nagging has to continue. However, when you relate to it a particular student’s movement – “Tuck your chair in so —- can get through” – it is surprising how quickly the children see the purpose of your request and it becomes automatic. Often they will remind their friends or just move something anyway!
Strive to have resources that will allow the children to read about themselves so they feel they are included and acknowledged. Seek out services that supply or adapt resources to meet the needs of these students such as Vision Australia Information and Library Service or the Geoff Gallop Braille and Talking Book Library Ensure your signage is large, visible and readable and include a picture or other non-text cue where appropriate.
As well as signage, write clear step-by-step instructions for using the OPAC or borrowing procedures or logging into the computers, including non-texts cues where necessary. These can become a teaching exercise for the students, peer-tested and then published. Make them available as bookmarks too.
As well as catering for the physical and learning needs, be aware of each child’s social and emotional needs so these can be addressed during teaching times. Some like to work alone, others with a partner or group members; some can cope with being touched or close to other children while this can be an anathema to others; some like public praise, others shy from it. Consider concentration spans (often quotes as the child’s age plus three minutes for regular children) and structure the time so there is a time to listen and a time to respond.
Talk to the teachers and aides about particular behaviour management routines that the child knows and responds to so that there is consistency between classroom and library including any strategies to be used in an emergency.
If your school has an online presence strive to make is as user-friendly as possible by making the information easily accessible even to those without a lot of language skills. This is the Resource Centre’s entry page of a particular school’s website that was based on that philosophy. Embedded in the graphic were links to various parts of the Centre’s website and there were small graphic-based buttons that led to pages as well.
Working with children with special needs is as rewarding as it is challenging. But if we have their needs as a child at the forefront of our practice, anything we do to make the library a better place for them makes it a better place for the other children as well.


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