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Exploring the world is a natural part of growing up. For kids and teenagers, this can take the form of traveling, learning, and socializing with new and different people. It can also include experimentation with drugs like alcohol or marijuana. The discussion about drugs is not necessarily an easy one to have. Facts can get muddled together with opinions and moral judgments. However, honest and open classroom and home discussion can give students the tools they need to make good decisions for their bodies and their futures, and there are plenty of online resources available to facilitate the conversation and encourage sober living.
Collection of Plans for Alcohol and Drug Prevention: Children of different ages process information in different ways. This page has four different lesson plans for middle school students, each of which asks students to focus on methods of preventing drug abuse.
Drugs + Your Body – It’s Not Pretty: This lesson plan offers teachers materials that allow them to talk to students about the scientific facts related to substance abuse and drug use. Discussion points are also included to prompt class discussion.
Marijuana: Download the Facts (PDF): Facts and opinions can easily be confused, especially if they’re coming from classmates. There are many different worksheets and ideas for conversation in this educational lesson plan for high school students, which focuses on understanding the basics of what marijhttps://radarcart.boisestate.edu/pdfs/Marijuana_DownloadtheFacts.pdfuana is and how it works.
Drug and Alcohol Prevention: Day 1 (PDF): Misinformation about drugs and alcohol is easily spread. Before starting a lesson, it can be a good idea to find out what students already know (or don’t know) about drugs and alcohol.
It’s Up to Me to Be Drug-Free (PDF): Red Ribbon Week is observed every October and provides a perfect setting to introduce kids to the topic of alcohol and drug abuse prevention. This guide includes lesson plans, but it also has information on Web resources and ideas to get the community involved.
Prevention Curriculum With Buddy and Betsy (PDF): For young children, understanding how drugs and other medications affect the body is a stepping stone to understanding why these same substances can be dangerous. The worksheets in this guide were designed for use with special-education students but can easily be modified to work with any class.
KidsHealth: Alcohol (PDF): Alcohol is one of the most commonly used drugs in the United States. KidsHealth has an excellent lesson plan designed to introduce students to what alcohol is, what peer pressure is, and who they can turn to if they need help.
What to Know, What to Do, What to Say (PDF): From a guided discussion to a group brainstorming session, this lesson plan includes everything from speaking topics to classroom worksheets. The activity is designed to take half an hour to complete.
The Drug Facts: There are many free resources that can be used as supplemental materials. The Foundation for a Drug-Free World has 13 informational booklets available online and in print for free.
Intervention E-Book (PDF): Talking to a child or teenager with a drug or alcohol problem can be a tricky task. Addiction treatment is important, but not all cases require rehab. This e-book guides parents and teachers through broaching the topic.
Ten Tips for Prevention for Youth: Many drug abuse prevention organizations have resources designed specifically for kids and youth. The National Council on Alcohol and Drug Dependence offers this article with tips to help kids make smart decisions.
The Real Cost: Videos: Cigarettes and tobacco can be expensive. However, they cost many teens more than just a few dollars out of their wallet.
Alcohol and Public Health Videos: Covering everything from preventing alcohol abuse to recognizing the symptoms of binge drinking, these online videos are a great teaching resource for parents and school administrators.
Rise Above: Colorado is the second-worst state for prescription medication abuse by teens. The organization has a large collection of informational videos and resources for parents and teens alike to help bring awareness to this unfortunate trend.
Addiction and Recovery Video Gallery: Abuse doesn’t have to end with addiction. There are many different ways to break free, and these videos can help empower both students and adults to help friends get the treatment they need.
Chasing the Dragon: The Life of an Opiate Addict: Life as a drug addict is not an easy one. The Federal Bureau of Investigation created this documentary detailing the trials and tragedy of a life controlled by opiates.
Overcoming Addiction: Addiction is scary for both the addict and those who care about them. It can be treated, and this informative page breaks down some of the stigma associated with addiction.
Treatment for Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse (PDF): An alcohol/drug rehab center can be hard to find. This paper explains drug abuse from start to end and provides information on how addiction treatment is run.
Crisis Text Line: When there’s an immediate physical or emotional crisis, it can be hard to figure out who to ask for help. With one text to the nationwide Crisis Text Line, teens can get help from a trained counselor.
Suicide Warning Signs and Crisis Line (PDF): Drugs and alcohol can cloud the mind and make problems seem insurmountable. This handout includes the warning signs of someone who may be considering suicide as well as the number for a 24/7 Suicide Crisis Line.
Treatment for Alcohol Problems: Finding and Getting Help (PDF): Addiction treatment is well within reach. This guide will help determine when to seek treatment and how to find an alcohol/drug rehab center.
Substance Abuse and Treatment: A realistic stance on substance abuse; sometimes the facts are not enough to deter people from drinking or using drugs. In the even that you or a friends needs support or assistance or a substance abuse problem, this page provides information on how to find addiction help at an outpatient rehab or other facility.
Choose Your Approach: There’s no one right way to quit drinking. Whether it’s through learning coping techniques or seeking professional help at an alcohol/drug rehab center, this page will help guide individuals toward the method of recovery that works best for them.
Thursday’s Child Hotline: No matter whether the issue is related to drugs, alcohol, or mental well-being, this 24/7 hotline is open and available to everyone.
Reaching Out for Help With Drug Addiction: Admitting that there’s a problem with alcohol or drugs can be scary and difficult. As this insightful answer from Go Ask Alice! points out, being brave enough to ask for help is the first step to recovery, and often, friends and family are more than willing to lend their support.
Create Your Action Plan: This interactive guide is designed for parents and educators. Answering three questions will create a customized Action Plan for engaging a child or teenager in a discussion about drugs and alcohol.
Body by Meth: What do methamphetamines do to the human body? This online game allows students to examine the potential consequences of meth firsthand.
Mouse Party: This deceptively cute online game explains the effects that drugs have on the brain and how chemicals in the drugs cause these reactions.
Stay Clear: Cross Out Drugs! Staying safe and healthy starts with making good decisions. In this game, catch healthy items and avoid getting stuck on drugs.
Elk Kids’ Zone: Trivia Game: Styled after the game show Jeopardy!, this online game allows kids to test their knowledge of alcohol, marijuana, prescription drugs, and statistics on drug abuse.
Xperiment: Try out different drugs on an eyeball and see what the effects are. The site also contains facts and first aid resources for drug abuse.
Nothing to Rave About: At parties, drugs like Ecstasy may be part of the entertainment. In this interactive mystery series, players can explore the mysterious cause behind a series of hospitalizations. Along the way, they’ll learn about Ecstasy, its effects, and the risks that come with partaking in drugs.
Pure Rush: Players in this game must jump over obstacles, including cannabis, to make it to a music concert on time. Hitting cannabis results in slower motion and foggy sight, making it harder to get to the end goal.
Don’t Turn a Night Out Into a Nightmare: It isn’t only one decision that makes a bad night. Often, it’s a lot of small choices that lead to sobriety or drunkenness. This online board game simulates a night out with friends and all of the decisions that can influence a youth along the way.
Drug Awareness Knowledge Quiz (PDF): This printable quiz is a great way to see what students already know about drugs and alcohol. The answer sheet is also included for easy grading.
Alcohol: A Photo Novella (PDF): What might a drinking problem look like to outside observers? This photo novella details a struggle with alcohol and provides further resources on what it is and how to get help for an addiction.
Understanding Substance Abuse (PDF): Individuals may turn to drugs for many different reasons. Understanding some of these reasons can make a conversation about drug or alcohol abuse easier for both parties.
Preventing Drug Abuse Among Children and Adolescents (PDF): Identifying risk factors for drug abuse helps parents and community leaders reduce the chances of children turning to drugs. The National Institute on Drug Abuse offers a free guidebook to help identify and apply preventative measures for schools and communities.
It’s My Life: Alcohol and Peer Pressure: Resisting peer pressure can be much harder than it sounds, especially if those peers are also close friends. PBS Kids has an excellent site dedicated to teaching children how to be comfortable saying no.
Real Life: Help, Healthy Mind, and Research: Designed for middle-school-age children, this website offers hotline links, further information on alcohol, and resources to help combat alcoholism in real life.
Combating Peer Pressure: How to Help Your Teen: A positive, open, honest home environment can do more to help prevent alcohol abuse than any campaign could accomplish. Not all parents may be friends with their teenagers, but it is possible to make sure there’s an atmosphere of love, trust, and acceptance.
Teens and Alcohol Use: These facts on teen alcohol use highlight the difference in alcohol abuse among teens versus that involving older adults.
If Only You Knew What I’m Taking: Legal vs. Illegal Highs (PDF): Some substances used to get high aren’t even designed for human consumption. There are serious health risks associated with ingesting drugs, and it’s important for teens and adults alike to know what they are.


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Colindale is a suburban area in the London Borough of Barnet that is due to transform into an exuberant and trendy London location over the next five years that will be coveted by Londoners from all different walks of life.
Colindale is a favourable location for young professionals because the area boasts affordable housing and a short 30-minute commute to Bank.
Galliard Homes is proud to present this impressive selection of deluxe apartments to Colindale; the apartment suites will range between one, two and three bedrooms, in addition there will also be six exclusive four-bedroom apartments. Each apartment will be complete with fine interiors and an array of excellent features that make this development second to none; outstanding specifications include fully-integrated Smeg kitchen appliances and a 40-50” LED smart TV and Soundbar.
Residents will have the advantage of being only a 10-minutes’ walk away from Colindale Tube station, which is served by the Northern line and will take you to Central London in an impressive half an hour. Other appealing surrounding features include Stanmore Golf Club and the Brent Reservoir, which offers locals the opportunity to dabble in some water sports.
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Colindale has a rich history in connection with aeronautics; in fact, before World War One pilot training and aircraft engineering was what the area was renowned for. The RAF started to fly from Hendon aerodrome once it was finally established in 1918 after the war. In 1972, the RAF museum opened in two of the original hangers of the aerodrome and still continues to be a treasured historical establishment of the area.
There is quite a selection of different cuisines offered in Colindale, you will be sure to find something to take your fancy; Jakarta is a popular choice amongst the locals as its fusion of Indonesian, Malay and Thai flavours is quite the temptation. Diners will have a truly authentic experience of South East Asia as the décor and music are just as traditional as the food. For another taste of the Far East, Jun Ming Xuan will not disappoint; this Asian restaurant is a showcase of modern elegance that specialises in fine Dim Sum and has an unforgettable friendly atmosphere that will be sure to keep you coming back for more.
Anyone fancy Italian? Diners value Fat Angelo’s Italian Restaurant as one of the best restaurants in town; it is loved by all for its contemporary yet authentic taste of Italy, extensive wine list and vibrant live music.
Colindale is home to an impressive array of pubs that serve everybody’s favourite classic dishes; The Beaufort welcomes diners with its combination of modern and classic style and fresh seasonal ingredients. For all the burger-lovers out there, the renowned Beaufort Burger is something that you need to try. How about a visit to the Barnet Pub of the Year 2014? When you pay a visit to Chandos Arms it is not difficult to understand why it won this award; there is never a dull moment as there is always exuberant live music and different comedy nights, not to mention mouth-watering homemade food, including stone baked pizzas and a classic British roast lunch. A restaurant that is esteemed as a secret treasure of North West London is Café Anglais; here you will find a menu that is full to the brim with hearty British food, from robust breakfasts to the classic ham, egg and chips; word on the street is that this restaurant also serves the best coffee in town!
For something a little different one evening, Black Leaf Shisha Lounge is one to visit because there is something there to please everyone; enjoy the exciting energy of this lively shisha bar while indulging in the delicious food, signature cocktails and more-ish milkshakes.
One of Colindale’s favoured locations for those who enjoy a game of snooker is Hurricane Room because it is home to an abundance of impressive facilities, including 15 full-sized snooker tables, seven American snooker tables and so much more.
For a slice of Colindale’s rich history, a trip to the RAF museum is essential; this museum is a brief seven-minute bus journey from Colindale Tube station and showcases a top-notch exhibit of uniforms, engines, photos and everything else you could possibly think of when it comes to the air force. Research facilities are also available here so you can educate yourself on the history of the RAF and become an expert on the topic.
One of Colindale’s valued assets is its proximity to Brent Cross Shopping Centre; here you can find retail giants including ALLSAINTS, Banana Republic, John Lewis and Fenwick as well as an abundance of great bars, cafés and restaurants where you can refuel after a long day of retail therapy. Brent Cross is a short 7-minute Tube journey from Colindale on the Northern line, so there is no excuse not to get on those shopping shoes and shop ‘til you drop.
The parks in this area of North West London make it a tranquil haven away from the hustle and bustle of the city; Silk Stream Park is an asset to the area as it is so peaceful and picturesque. The Silk Stream, a crucial element of the Blue Ribbon Network, flows through the park along with luscious greenery, blossoming shrubs and trees.
Keeping active can be made easy with the facilities available at Montrose Playing Fields in the neighbouring town of Burnt Oak; activities such as football, Gaelic football and tennis can be played here which makes it an ideal place for a day out with the family.
Colindale Park is a quaint area of greenery in the middle of the town that offers the chance for relaxing strolls along the footpaths and a fun-filled children’s play area to keep the little ones occupied.
Colindale sits on the Northern line and will arrive at Bank in approximately 31 minutes and Charing Cross in just 29 minutes, which means it is perfect for commuters who travel into the City for work.

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Try two unusual and creative art forms with mixed media artist, Tricia Frances. This two hour workshop shows you how to make both sumi-e tao paintings and maze books.
The sumi-e tao technique is inspired by traditional Japanese art. The maze books are mini drawing or scrap books made by cutting and sticking paper in a clever way. The paper is first painted to create interesting colourways then assembled into pull out pages to create your book.

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May I use just the “KF” by itself?
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What logo can I use for the Knight Arts Challenge?
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Creators of friendship, constructors of peace? Let’s start now! Let’s be inventive, each one of us! I went to a seminary on ecology yesterday. They showed very concrete exemples. Like two women is an English city who started to plant seeds in green areas. People could then come and pick the vegetables – on condition that they took seeds form them and planted. TOday it’s a city full of vegetables for everyone- and the rate of crime went down with 20%. People started to talk to each other, and got friends! We have to be concrete!
Here’s the program for January. Note that in February we have our FilmDays again February 20th to 22nd. In January I’m in Lund for the Taizé prayer Jan 7th and Mass and lunch the 8th. See you.
Happy 2014 to all of you.
Fr Paul-Do participates in Domino activities and celebrates Mass with us. Evelina, 0705-65 24 29, helps to coordinate things. First turn to Evelina if there is something you want to happen.
Me and You and Everyone We Know by Miranda July, USA 2005, 91 min A handful of disparate characters, both adults and children, find themselves navigating the tricky waters of intimacy in this award-winning independent comedy drama. A life supportive with depth and feeling. Br Björn, 0762-76 36 67, together with Magnus, Pete and Daniel.
SUNDAY January 26th Student Sunday Mass 16.30 Mass is followed by a meal and program.
OBS – for the meal, if possible please bring things for the table to share with others. Benoît, 0730-46 82 50 coordinates the Mass and meal.
TUESDAY even weeks (4,6…) –January 7th and 21st Prayer in the spirit of Taizé 19.30 -come 19.15 and we look at some songs together. Gathering with program afterwards- sharing on a theme alternatively on a Bible story. Look at taize.fr about Taizé and their prayers. Magda, 0762-12 10 99 together with Anna, with help from Stefano.
WEDNESDAY Mass 12.10, followed by lunch –every week, beginning January 8th Sign in for preparing the lunch on the list attached on the fridge at Sandgatan. Evelina, 0705-65 24 29, gets people preparing the meal contact her and make this service for each others.
When now approaching Christmas – what are we really expecting?
Not first of all a little nice story about something that happened 2000 years ago.
Rather it is to expect: Our possibility today to make a break through in our lives. Arriving at something that is new and fresh. A new fascination of life!
What happened in Bethlehem is the beginning of this event. Reading the stories in the first chapters of Luke (do it!) is an outer action that denotes an inner: God taking on himself his humanity, Our life opened towards eternity!
For that we have have to wait and long. Drugs of various kinds (consumption…) is something that gives immediate satisfaction. But as is well known – a satisfaction that does not last. The patient waiting for relief (lets call it suffering) works and accomplishes transformation and satisfaction from within. Receiving the child Jesus (equivalent as he is to our own inner child: “be like a child…”) opens to find meaning in all what is life: breathing the fresh air a winter day, meeting with someone and enjoying his or her company, reading a book, go to work a rainy morning.
Why not spend some time everyday the coming weeks, 20 minutes, one hour, to just sit in silence, pronouncing “You” into this silence. Just being, just resting , not doing, just waiting. I assure you, time is not lacking, there is plenty of time.
Some are also leaving after a time in Lund. I think specially of Nolwenn who is leaving for a community in Dalarna in Sweden after three years in Lund. Good luck to Nolwenn and to others leaving Lund.


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First stop in the autumn was the Positive Birth Movement conference, organised and chaired by Milli Hill , who was in touch with me in the weeks that followed keeping me up to date with progress on her new book, due out soon. Looking forward to reading it! My bit at the conference was a mini-workshop on ‘Working with NICE guidance – how it can help you to support and empower women’. I was also delighted to be part of a panel Q&A session with Mark Harris, Mary Newburn, Sheena Byrom and others.
Also good to meet up with friends and talk – here with Sheena Byrom just before we started the day.
Reading Michelle’s latest blogpost this morning, I reflect that it is necessary to keep speaking up, to share views, to join the national conversation. That making safe space in which to speak, and supporting all voices so that they can be heard, is a responsibility that we all share. To me, it is a feature of a healthy democracy that we reason together, listening to individual stories as part of the evidence that we consider.
Understanding Claire Kay’s extraordinary journey to making her presentation at Women’s Voices 16 was a highlight of 2016 for me. The reaction of the audience was inspiring too. I also loved a moment that passed quietly. Beverley Beech of AIMS overcome by a fit of coughing as she gave her presentation, and Rebecca Schiller of Birthrights, a doula, quietly stepping down the steps of the hall to hand her a glass of water. Care. Respect. Continuity. Women’s advocates supporting each other.
For me, next stop in October was Powys. Invited by Head of Midwifery Cate Langley and her team, in my NICE Fellow role, because understanding how women make their decisions about place of birth and how, if at all, they use information from NICE, is richly informed by visiting services. I was made very welcome, with my MSLC network colleagues Sandra Guise (West Cumbria MSLC) and Ruth Weston (AIMS). We visited the freestanding midwifery units at Welshpool and at Llandrindod Wells. It was a privilege to listen to women at both locations, and to speak with midwives. I owe Cate and the team a proper blogpost, having reflected on everything that I heard!
I met Cate through Midwifery Units Network – she is a member of their Advisory group – and if the autumn had a personal theme for me, it was networking and learning. Cate was one of several important contacts I made at the launch of #MuNet back in spring 2016. I managed not to take a photo of Cate, but here I am with Ruth Weston, ready to meet and listen to service users in Welshpool.
Straight from Powys to NCT Babble – NCT conference – in Birmingham, proud to be wearing my NCT Antenatal Practitioner hat for the day. Then more auditing for NHS England – my part in the last ‘audit season’ before Supervision ends. I feel proud to have been part of the NHS England South LSA team during audit visits, and privileged to have been able to talk to dedicated and knowledgeable Supervisors of Midwives in different maternity services, as well as interviewing women. I have seen and heard how listening to women and being committed to evidence-based practice – truly professional practice – can make a real difference to service quality.
And then the RCM conference with ‘Team CG190’ – invited to give a workshop on the planning place of birth recommendations in NICE CG190 Intrapartum Care 2014. Delighted, as always, to be working with midwife Tracey Cooper, and fellow NICE Fellow, and CG190 lay member, Sarah Fishburn. It was a lively session, and we were pleased to hear about local implementation, challenges and successes. We were able to share a draft of the Team CG190 decision aid (based entirely on the NICE decision aid for midwives and the Information for the Public – our decision aid is currently undergoing further development – more news soon) and projects that feature on the CG190 Shared Learning page were highlighted to delegates by audience members, as we had hoped. Networking and sharing, again!
After an interesting day in Bristol in early November catching up with fellow MSLC service user members and chairs from around the country (hosted by NCT, supporting our networking as ever – such a key part of the history of our movement), on to the UKmidSS study day in Birmingham, where I facilitated a workshop in which we heard from the UKmidSS reporters about their experiences of being part of UKmidSS and using the study system. The invited presentations included one from Bill Kirkup on safety in maternity – I had not heard him speak before, and this was another highlight of 2016 for me.
In December, a very busy time online, involved in discussions that led to a small team from MSLC Leaders & Members, now (in England) National Maternity Voices (@NatMatVoicesorg #matvoices #mvp #mslc) drafting a National position statement on Maternity Voices Partnerships which, after signature by MSLC reps and chairs from all parts of England over Christmas and New Year, was submitted to NHS England in January. I stand astonished by all the dedicated women who – at the worst possible time of year for ‘doing public engagement and involvement’, when families are so busy – put in huge effort to demonstrate their expertise, and what the MSLC movement has achieved, and continues to offer in a new era of service user involvement in maternity.
The logo needs a bit of work! Our regional networks are coming along nicely though, and we’re pleased to be in constructive dialogue with NHS England, sharing our experience and expertise about involvement, and (to quote Ruth Weston) ‘how ordinary people can help to make change happen’.
Networking. The power of connecting. Exchanging ideas, experience, challenge.
So, February 2017. Looking forward to a NICE #FellowAbroad visit to Shropshire (one side of my father’s family is from Shropshire, so personal resonances) and looking forward to #SaTHFMU in Shrewsbury in my National Maternity Voices capacity on Monday – always happy to talk NICE too!
I hope you will be part of Women’s Voices Conference 2017!
Thank you. I would be delighted.

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text: Julie Chapman began teaching yoga in June of 2018, after graduating from the 200 hour Teacher Training program at Dancing Dogs Yoga. She has been practiticing yoga for 7 years and started practicing Bikram style but quickly fell in love with power vinyasa flow classes and the Baptiste sequence. She played sports for 15 years and remains an avid runner. Julie is a nurse and loves incorporating the anatomy and physiology of the body throughout her classes. Her classes are filled with joy and fire to offer each student a fun, sweaty way to relieve stress and build strength, all while becoming more in tune with your body. She is also certified to teach Stand Up Paddle Board Yoga so you can take your yoga on the water!


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sings in a steady and clear voice, sometimes displaying a riveting falsetto.
borrowed, connect with the history of a nation.
schools all over Europe. Kids who were in the same boat as us, pretty much.
went back to Norway for his senior year of high school.
actually had six strings on it. That was the period of the day that I looked forward to the most."
first guitar, an electric, and an amp. It was not well made, "unplayable," with gigantic frets.
slightly less hard rock as it went along. At the time he was very much identified as a guitarist.
so legato, he sounds like a saxophone player. He sounds like Coltrane on the damn guitar!
It's unbelievable stuff. There are a couple of records that he did that I got that I just wore out.
exactly what I want to sound like but I am never gonna play the guitar like that."
point to listen to a lot of other saxophonists."
he spent in England was a year where he didn't have a "whole ton of parental supervision,"
go to see live music. He'd look in a weekly publication with all kinds of musical events.
"They were almost like theater improv games except with musical and sound components.
couple of years but realized he did not have the discipline to become a very good saxophonist.
York, to work as an activist. "Some of the stuff that I wanted to work on was here," he states.
opening up the debate process.
playing in public. I had no illusions that I would sell 30 million records or anything like that.
win over the people who like what I'm doing.
say was of importance to anybody besides me, but I felt compelled to write songs at that time.
before quitting to play music full-time around 2001.
Pat met Jim Ypsilantis around 1995 and together they performed as a duo called Tall Tales.
ongoing theme in my life &emdash; how to be connected with what it means to be an American.
The process of digging into this older, deeply American roots music intensified after 9/11.
want to be an American simply by waving a flag and saying that 'America is the greatest'."
was a response I had not gotten doing my singer/songwriter acoustic pop thing."
too many breaks getting into too many venues. I'd sent out CDs and they were "lost in the mail,"
and I couldn't get anybody to write back"
pivotal events for me that got me much more oriented toward the existing folk community."
about it and Pat appeared there in July of 2003.
then stated that he'd actually studied with Campbell. Songs came to Dave Carter in dreams.
Tracy would drive them both everywhere, letting Dave sleep and dream.
except as an expression of loss, Pat wrote "Where Did You Go."
Where did you go, darlin'? Where did you go?
How will I find you again?
Somewhere between prayer and "amen".
What did you dream, darlin'? What did you dream?
What do you dream of at night?
Somewhere between prayer and "amen"
and it guides him on his quest. Safe travels, Pat. As far as we're concerned, you're already home.
Acoustic Live feature: "Pat Wictor: The Quest to be An American"

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Gorilla trekking is one of the most popular activities in east Africa. It is specifically located within the Virunga ranges and no other place in the world. In Uganda, you can trek gorillas in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and Mgahinga National Park both found in the south west of Uganda. While tracking, there are various bird species that you should look out for, the vegetation is too thick and definitely harbours a lot of plant life like the various species of flowers, trees, different species of butterflies and a lot more.
A baby gorilla in the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park.
The gorillas are not the only animals you will see on this trip, the game drives through the different National parks have a variety of animals awaiting to be explored. These include the African elephants, buffaloes, warthogs, giraffe, lions different species of antelopes like the impalas, kudu, topis, Jackson's Hertbeest to mention but a few. You could by chance also see the tree climbing lions at Ishasha. The trip also includes a stop at the equator and a canoe ride.
After an early breakfast, you'll be picked up from your accommodation at 07:00am. After a briefing with our professional tour guide you will set off to Bwindi Impenetrable forest Nationak Park. The first stop over will be at Kayabwe, Mpigi where there is an Equator monument, you will then check it out and have a pictorial moment plus a short experiment on gravity via the equator.
After this short stop, we shall proceed and have lunch en-route in Mbarara and then continue to Bwidi Impenetrable Forest National park, we shall also have chances of seeing the tree climbing lions at Ishasha, other animals include buffaloes, African elaphants, baboons, waterbucks, topis to mention but a few. You will then continue to Bwindi via Kihihi, check in and have some rest for the following day.
You will be up very early for your breakfast and then head to the park headquarters for a briefing by 07:20am. The briefing will be about the rules and regulations for tracking, they will also tell you what will be done during the whole tracking session. History and biography of that particular group will also be explained.
After your amazing experience of meeting the gentle giants, you will visit the Batwa community for a cultural experience. After the cultural experience you will head back to your accommodation for dinner and rest for the next day. You lunch for this day will be packed for you.
After an early breakfast, you will head to the headquarters of the park like the previous day for a briefing, after your briefing you will head to trek and explore the Gorillas again. After this you will have an awarding ceremony of giving out of certificates for tracking the gentle giants.
Hereafter, you will have a scenic canoe ride on Lake Bunyonyi also known as the Switzerland of Africa, here you get to see more of Uganda's well designed landscapes, rich vegetation that gives the hills a vibrant background and various species of birds that you should look out for. After the canoeing, you'll head back to your accommodation and have dinner then rest for the following day.
After your breakfast you will have a game drive as you exit the park and head back to Kampala, also you might have a chance of seeing more tree climbing lions. Your lunch will be en-route and next stop will be your drop off to Kampala, Entebbe airport or any preferred point of drop off.
Gorilla tracking Permits per Person for Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park.
English Speaking driver guide plus all the transport in a 4 by 4 safari van or safari land cruiser.
Accommodation in Bwindi forest and Lake Bunyonyi.
Pick up from Hotel in Kampala and back.
Tips and all items of personal nature.


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This package is for The Family Culture Project Signature course students who would like a little help navigating the culture building process. You'll receive 2 - 45-minute coaching sessions. Together we will discuss and work through various exercises in the course plus come up with tangible steps to make your vision for family culture a reality.
To be completed within a 3-week time frame.


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Kalimaya IV - an elite haven | Pictures, Reviews, Availability | Bali Villas: Private and Luxury Vacation Rentals in Bali.
Villa Kalimaya II is an immaculate private luxury villa, moments from Seminyak Beach, yet serene within walled gardens brimming with tropical colour. The villa has three ensuite bedrooms elegantly furnished with four-poster beds, two living rooms, a 12m swimming pool, thatched garden balé and infrared sauna.
6 people (3 ensuite bedrooms: 2 king-size beds, one twin bed that converts to king-size). 2 extra beds may be set up on request at additional charge.
Two indoor living areas; indoor dining room with seating for six; outdoor dining with seating for six; outdoor covered balé.
12m x 4m. 1.2m-1.8m depth.
All villas are serviced by a team of butlers, maids and gardeners.
WiFi broadband internet access. Internal room to room and villa to villa calls and domestic calls.
iPod docking station in lounge area; one plasma TV; one DVD player and movies; books; Bose surround-sound system.
Villa Kalimaya IV is well equipped for families. Facilities include high chairs; baby cots and children’s DVDs.
Private car or metered taxi service can be arranged by the villa manager, at additional cost.
Infra-red sauna; full back-up diesel powered electrical generator; limited daily guest membership (shared by estate guests) at Finns Recreation Club.


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Thread Facelift, also known as Feather Lift or String Lift, is a minimally-invasive plastic surgery procedure that offers subtle and natural-looking facelift results. It also goes by the names of Contour Thread Lift, Silhouette Lift, Russian Threads, and Aptos Thread Lift.
Thread Lifts are claimed to be a convenient, safe and effective form of treatment for sagging cheeks and jowls. It uses microfine, non-allergenic threads to lift and re-position sagging, droopy or jowly skin of the brow, face, jawline and neck.
This minimally invasive procedure costs a fraction of aggressive facelift surgery and offers results that may last between two to five years with little or no significant downtime.
There are a number of benefits to choosing a thread lift over a regular facelift, like – a quicker surgery, faster recovery, and a lower price tag. The thread lift can give the opportunity to achieve the firmer and more youthful face many men and women are hoping for. It also gives you the opportunity to give your input during the actual procedure as you will only have local anesthesia and be fully conscious. You can watch your surgeon work and tell him exactly how you would like the threads to be adjusted.
Though not for the faint-hearted, this is another reason that a thread lift is chosen over facelifts, as you can have more control over the end results with a thread lift than with a different type of facelift. Besides, scarring is minimal and hidden in the hairline.
Who is a good candidate for the Thread Lift?
The best candidates for this procedure are those without pronounced facial sagging. It tends to include both women and men between 35 to 60 years of age, wanting a more youthful look but whose facial skin is not excessively saggy yet, and therefore do not want a conventional full facelift or brow lift operation.
Older people may undergo a thread lift during the more aggressive facelift procedure to provide additional support for the soft tissue area that was elevated in the facelift. The Thread Lift procedure is a boon to those with a busy lifestyle to those who don’t want the ‘mask’ like appearance which sometimes results after a surgical facelift.
The Thread Lift procedure involves the insertion of barbed polypropylene or intradermal threads under the skin of the face using a tunneling technique. Lifting of lax issues are produced by pulling the threads taut and anchoring one end in the deep tissues above the hairline. Tiny slits are made in the skin and the threads are inserted with needles using a zig-zag type pattern to ensure they adhere properly. The thread lift can be done under local anesthesia and hospitalization is not needed.
When performed by an experienced surgeon, the procedure is very safe. Risks and complications with the Contour Thread Lift are said to be uncommon and usually easily rectifiable. The actual sutures are made from a proven material called polypropylene, which has been used in brain, heart and abdominal surgery for many years. Since a Contour Thread Lift is usually performed under local anesthesia, there are none of the risks associated with general anesthesia.
Most patients require an average of only five days to a week before they can resume their normal lifestyle. Opening the mouth too wide or other vigorous facial movements are not recommended before this. For 3 weeks after the procedure, you should avoid rubbing of the face and try to sleep on your back. Try not to put pressure on the face.
After 3 weeks you should be able to resume full normality in these areas. Some bruising and swelling is normal for a few days, ice packs can be used to reduce the swelling. The discomfort is minimal although a slight prickly sensation may be noticed for a few days after treatment. Pain can be managed with oral medications such as acetaminophen. However, Ibuprofen is avoided to limit bruising.
For the first day, elevating the head reduces swelling. Results may be seen immediately although most will be visible after a few weeks. The natural collagen formation in the skin tissue will eventually surround the threads which strengthen them and make the thread lift permanent within six months.


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Kendall Jenner is taking the fashion world by storm, but that isn't stopping other models from having a go at her.
According to News.com.au, Jenner's quick ascent to the top of the fashion industry has sparked resentment among many of her fellow models.
At New York Fashion Week, she strutted her stuff for high end fashion brands like Marc Jacobs, Diane Von Furstenberg and Tommy Hilfiger, but allegedly Jenner was bullied backstage - to the extent where they were putting their cigarettes out in her drink.
Sources told Touch Weekly magazine, "The other models worked so hard to get a spot on the runway and didn’t think it was fair that she was there."


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London, April 17 (IANS) An international team of scientists have identified 124 genes that play a major role in determining human hair colour variation, a finding that may pave way for better understanding of conditions linked to pigmentation like vitiligo and skin cancer.
“The genetic study on pigmentation will improve our understanding of diseases like melanoma, an aggressive form of skin cancer,” said lead author Tim Spector, Professor at King’s College London.
“Finding these new hair colour genes is also important for further increasing the accuracy of hair colour prediction from DNA traces in future forensic applications, which can help to find unknown perpetrators of crime,” explained co-lead author Manfred Kayser Professor at the Erasmus University Rotterdam in Netherlands.
“We found that women have significantly fairer hair than men, which reflects how important cultural practices and sexual preferences are in shaping our genes and biology,” Spector said.


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I (my family — Fitzgerald) have lived in a house in the midst of Lynn Lee Village since 1961. It was one of the original Steele family houses, an old farmhouse about 200 years old. The trailers (mobile homes) started coming in about the mid 1960s.
The first row was the one nearest the canal, then followed by the center row and the last row of homes being filled in the following years through the late 1960s.
When the Steeles started Lynn Lee Village it was originally part of a “planned community” of sorts.
Mr. Steele passed on in 1966 and the park as well of the care of their two children was left to Mrs. Virginia Steele. She would regularly drive through the park as well as go by our house on her almost daily rounds of making sure “everything was in order.” Trash, noise, etc. kept under control. It was a very well-run park with cute little homes and their boats docked right out back.
After Mrs. Steele sold the park in the late 1980s, the park went into decline. Many of the original owners had moved on, bought houses or died.
I understand that the park is not what it once was, but there have been years of unresolved problems and conflicts, leaving many that have homes there uncertain of their place at Lynn Lee Village.
And sorry to say that some of the owners are older and don’t want to put up the fight that is required to stand up to the “big developers,” whether they go by the name of Dan and Mark McGreevy, a.k.a. Caldera Properties, Canal Place LLC, or then turn it over to Toll Brothers as they have the other properties in the area.
It is the big guy getting what he wants (now the Supreme Court is also on the side of development). Please consider that 87 mobile homes do not have the same impact as 87 condos, multi-family dwellings or whatever they call them. There has been more than enough development put onto the ground at White’s Creek (pronounced “crick”).
May I remind you that the “recommended” 127 units for the Old Mill property was upsized to 166 and there are 88 houses in Bethany Lakes and 48 more being built by the water company (which is essentially the same property).
This is all about greed and money. The county seems to have enough money (a surplus, in fact) and maybe once all the building that has already been approved up and down Cedar Neck Road is built and finished, then perhaps they can bring this back for review, but now is not the time. It is all about class and status. And it’s not very nice or necessary.
Let the owners of Lynn Lee Village stay where they planned (and paid) to be for the rest of their lives on “99-year leases.” If a few of the principals in the park now want out and into a new home, why not buy one. There are more than enough homes for sale in the papers and plenty more a-comin’! That’s even if County Council extends their break from two weeks to two years.
Editor’s Note: The public hearings on the Canal Place LLC application are closed, but Sussex County Planning and Zoning will again consider the application under old business at the Thursday, July 14, meeting at 7 p.m. in the County Administration Building, 2 The Circle in Georgetown.
They deserve our heartfelt thanks, those 34 Delaware House Representatives who ignored special interests’ pressure to pass HB 170.
Because of their bi-partisan support, the citizens of Sussex County are that much closer to realizing their goal of adding two additional “at-large” members to the county council — members that are desperately needed in order to bring more representative government to the largest county east of the Mississippi River.
A special thanks is due our own local representatives, without whose committed backing of the bill it would have been impossible to gain the necessary support of the other state representatives.
So, thanks Joe Booth (the bill’s sponsor), Pete Schwartzkopf, Gerald Hocker, George Carey and John Atkins. You did what the voters elected you to do. You stepped up and represented the majority of your constituents in a manner that makes us proud of you.
However, the job is not yet complete, because Sen. Thurman Adams refused to let the Senate companion bill, SB 100, out of committee for an up or down vote. Ironically, he thwarted his fellow senators’ rights to express their wishes much the same as the current Sussex County Council has thwarted its citizens’ rights to properly express their wishes.
But, because 2005 is only the first year of a two-year legislative session, the bill can still become law in 2006 if SB 100 passes the senate next year.
We need to consider the job half complete and in the next 12 months redouble our resolve and effort to convince Sen. Adams and the Senate to step up and do what they need to do — that is, to release and to pass HB 100.
My wife was told by a South Bethany police dispatcher on June 30, that there is no law that you can’t park your boat on township bulkheads on end of canals.
So the people that called me from Middlesex can park their boats on township bulkhead. Also, if you live in Cat Hill, east side of Route 1 and anyone who wants to have a place to park your boat.
There are some ends of canals that are not owned by the town, so call the town to find out which ones they are.
Don’t forget, if you fall getting in and out of your boat and get hurt, get a good lawyer.


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We've created a guide to help families write an obituary and to provide more information about placing that obituary in your newspaper.
Take advantage of our print-ready editorial articles that are available to all partners at no cost. Editorial can be an easy way to build more space for your advertisers to drive additional print advertising revenue. This month, we reflect on why traditional funeral services remain a popular way to honor a loved one who has died in the 21st century; and in October, we share how a photographer creates a picture worthy of remembrance. See all editorial options here.
This month's Media Transformation conference offered dozens and dozens of takeaways from Facebook monetization ideas to tips on how to build an innovation team. Local Media shares their five biggest takeaways from the conference.
Our friends at the Local Media Association have set up a GoFundMe for members of the Houston local media who are simultaneously covering and trying to survive Hurricane Harvey.
We're proud to support their fundraising endeavor. If you would like to as well, here's a link to their donation page.
In 2017, more and more survivors are speaking out about their loved ones' addiction deaths. In honor of International Overdose Awareness Day, here are ten touching obituaries of much-loved young adults whose families hope their life stories can make a difference for others.
As we remember the lives we lost in Charleston this month, we also pay tribute to a few of the many recently passed who fought against the Nazis during World War II. They fought Nazis in the hopes that we wouldn’t have to.

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This thread is for comments about our Unholy Death Knight PvP guide.
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1. Your role against casters is, believe it or not, support your teammates and be as disruptive as possible. You have so many tools versus casters and you will unlikely be their main target. Let’s say, for example, you are playing against a Fire Mage. Anti-Magic-Zone (AMZ) has the same cool down as Combustion. As soon as you see it used by the fire Mage, use AMZ. If they are focusing you, you have Anti-Magic-Shell (AMS). You also have tools such as a ranges interrupt (Mind Freeze), a ranged stun (Asphyxiate), and a pet kick (Gnarl). This means you have three separate ways to interrupt a cast. If all of these are on cooldowns, you also have Death Grip. Chains of Ice will help you and your teammate reach your target much easier.
2. The last three macros are just to help you interrupt easier. The focus Mind Freeze macro allows you to kick your focus target without having to deselect your main target. For example, if you are targeting a fire Mage and you want to interrupt the healer you have on focus, you can use that macro. The pet kick macro does the same thing, but you are using your pet’s interrupt ability.
I hope this helps and let me know if you have any other questions!

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Do you know an extraordinary educator?
Educators at all levels share one thing in common. Their superhuman work too often goes unrewarded. At TCEA, we honor the work these innovative and resourceful men and women do every day. One way we do this is through our annual Educator Awards and Scholarships. We present these awards in a formal ceremony at the TCEA Convention & Exposition each February.


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Homeowners purchase solar panels with the main aims of reducing their energy bills and to decrease their carbon footprint. However, there are some pitfalls and problems that solar panel customers can fall into. In this article, TRUE Solicitors LLP explore the truth behind solar panels, including the pros and cons, as well as the problem of financial mis-selling.
Maintenance free — solar panels need minimal maintenance after they have been fitted to your home. This means that they don’t cost you much money and are a relatively hassle-free way to generate renewable energy.
Low impact on the environment— solar panels don’t create air pollution or noise, making them a great source of generating power in urban and rural areas.
Safe — solar panels are don’t contain any toxins or emit any fumes making it very safe for them to be fitted to residential homes.
High initial cost — it can cost several thousands to install solar panels to your home. This needs to be paid upfront and is often covered by a method of credit like a finance agreement or credit card. The cost covers the installation, the physical solar panels, the inverter, batteries, and the installation.
Take up a lot of space — solar panels are fairly large in size and take up a lot of space on the roof of your home. Some people do not have properties with the roof space large enough to accommodate all of the panels required.
Reliance on sunny weather — solar panels are only at their full level of efficiency when they are in direct sunlight. Solar energy cannot be collected at night and during spells of cloudy weather the efficiency of the system significantly drops.
Homeowners typically pay for the installation of their solar panels through a finance agreement or credit card. Many homeowners are given advice by the installation company that the panels will essentially pay for themselves, due to the financial benefits received through the Feed-in-Tariff (FIT). The FIT is a government initiative in which energy generated by residential solar panels is sold back to the national grid. They are advised that the reduction in their energy bills will offset the monthly finance repayments, to cover the installation costs.
However, many consumers are sadly discovering that the information that they received during the sales pitch, regarding the productivity of the solar panels, was misrepresentative. As a consequence they are finding that there is a significant deficit each month between the financial benefits of the solar panels (Feed-in-Tariff and energy bill reduction) and the installation repayments.
Consumers who have purchased solar panels, which have failed to deliver the cost savings that they were promised, may be eligible to claim for compensation to cover the full or partial cost of the installation on the grounds of being mis sold solar panels.
If the solar panel installation company that you bought your solar panels from is no longer trading you can still make a claim. Section 75 of the Consumer Credit Act protects consumers who have purchased items costing over £100 using a finance agreement or credit card. This means that the credit company or finance provider is jointly liable for any complaints you may have about the company that installed the panels, even if they have ceased trading.
With any costly home investment it is necessary to evaluate the pros and cons before you start the work. Installing solar panels is no exception to this rule. It is important to think about the positioning of your home, how much sunlight it gets each day, and if you plan on moving home in the near future. It is also worth taking note that the government’s solar panel support scheme, which allows homeowners to sell the excess power generated back to the grid, came to an end on March 31st. If you install solar panels after this date, you will benefit from the savings on your own energy bill for the power generated and used by your home only. Power will no longer be able to be sold back to the grid, meaning that it could take in excess of 70 years to break even on the initial outlay.
If you believe that you were mis-sold your solar panels contact TRUE Solicitors today. Our expert financial mis-selling team is experienced in obtaining compensation for clients who have purchased solar panels through a method of finance, in the last 5 years.

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NEW YORK — Innovation, collaboration and disruption is startup speak that’s been widely adopted into the world of marketing. While it’s trendy to talk about self-disruption in today’s business climate, it’s ultimately a major challenge for large companies to implement.
This makes being an innovator in a large company, "the most dangerous thing you could do," according to Bre Pettis, founder and CEO, Bold Machines & MakerBot Industries.
Speaking on a panel at Social Media Week here Wednesday, Pettis said innovators require "an entrepreneurial spirit and a willingness to risk losing your job."
"You are likely to get fired, you could run into problems with the FCC, and people will probably not be happy with you because if you are in a public company you are often really focused on bottom-line growth – and if you are not contributing to that, you are poison in the company," he said.
Beth Comstock, chief marketing officer of General Electric discussed how the 103-year-old company had learned to self-disrupt and innovate. "You don’t get to be multi-decade companies if you don’t appreciate the need for change and to keep reinventing yourself," she said.
"It starts with culture, above all else," she told the audience at the Highline Stages. "We have a culture that is all about being better."
"For companies like ours, there are people who have to think like portfolio managers. Yes, I have to have the core that is repeatable and scalable, but I also have to plan to eat tomorrow and next year and ten years from now, so I have to constantly be planting these seeds.
"But it is not easy. We can talk about it, and have great pilots, but it is very hard."
Comstock discussed how GE meets this challenge through market-based innovation, that doesn’t just rely on a technical breakthrough.
"Some of the bad rap that people who do innovation get is that we are just ideas people, who don’t do anything. … You actually have to just start somewhere, just go," she said.
Also on the panel, Healy Cypher, head of retail innovation at eBay, talked about the e-commerce giant’s "secret" off-campus retail lab. He said to foster innovation in large companies, it is important to "give people the physical space and organizational and mental space to really sit back and think about things."
He also suggested fostering the various micro-cultures that exist within organizations to help them take risks.

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08/08/2013 Signed with the Pelicans for $1.106.941 over one year.
26/07/2014 Signed with the Pacers for $2.538.271 over 2 years.
22/10/2015 Signed by the Hornets for $1.356.146 over one year.
02/08/2017 Signed with the Suns for $4.562.040 over 2 years.

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The second season of National Geographic’s anthology “Genius” takes a hard stand for the former. The limited series, which followed Albert Einstein’s life last season, turns its gaze to Spanish painter Pablo Picasso in the late 1930s. Fascism is on the rise, and the curators of Paris’ Exposition Universelle want Picasso to create something on a giant, wall-sized canvas at the expo. But they don’t want just any Picasso painting — they want something that will speak to this moment, to the fear of creeping Nazism across Europe.
“The threat is enormous, so the picture must be enormous, so as to move the people,” one of the curators says. Picasso, as played by Antonio Banderas, is wary, both of the scale of the project and the idea of being so political: “Pictures cannot stop a war, no matter how gigantic it is,” he says. But the 1937 bombing in Guernica inspires him to create his most famous anti-war painting, named after the city. Silence, for Picasso, is not an option.
“Genius: Picasso” is generally about the artist as a brilliant mind, emphasizing his genius by calling him so many times throughout the series (four episodes of which were provided to press for review). But the show is even more interested in the idea of Picasso as a former revolutionary, showing us his rebellious days as a young artist (played in flashback by Alex Rich). Before “Guernica,” Banderas’ Picasso lives a lofty and luxurious life; his art no longer challenges authority in the way it once did. How is this man the same as the one we see in his youth, so determined to upend norms and change the status quo?
Of course, the answer becomes clear as Picasso paints “Guernica”: The artist never lost his fiery spirit. He just didn’t have to use it during less threatening times. It takes no less than Adolf Hitler and the rise of the Nazis to make Picasso passionate again.
The more “Genius: Picasso” focuses on that divide between the young firebrand and older laggard, the better the series is. Unfortunately, as the show goes on, it increasingly turns to its ensemble of Picasso’s friends, admirers, and lovers.
To a one, the cast is strong; as Dora Maar, one of Picasso’s more serious lovers, Samantha Colley is a particular standout. She plays Dora as formidable opponent to Picasso, capable of holding him accountable in a way no other can, while emphasizing her deep love for him. Colley is one of four players returning from “Genius’” first season, joining T.R. Knight, Seth Gabel, and Johnny Flynn for another round.
The problem is one of focus. The show isn’t “Genius: Picasso and Pals”; it’s about one man, one genius. As the show’s attention spreads, “Genius” increasingly feels like an ensemble series. Unfortunately, with so few episodes, and two different timelines to progress through, side stories feel like distractions from the core idea of the season.
When Picasso is at the forefront, though, “Genius” is impressive. It presents him not just as the legendary painter remembered by history, but a flawed figure with tremendous talent. It doesn’t shy away from Picasso’s troubling behavior with women, in either timeline. As a young man, we see him impulsively insult a woman client’s appearance because he doesn’t like the work she’s commissioning. As an adult, we see him chase after increasingly young lovers in an attempt to defy his own age and gain validation from those who remind him of who he once was.
What brings him closest to his former self is not a woman, though, but “Guernica.” Through that work, Picasso’s present syncs up with his past. The responsibility of an artist to be political will likely remain in question for eight more decades; it is an issue without obvious resolution. But for Picasso, speaking up is required. As we see in his younger self, that’s just who he is.
Limited series, seven episodes (four reviewed): National Geographic, Tues. Apr. 24, 9 p.m. 60 min.


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Guangdong HD platform interactive platform was established firstly at 2012 by Coship, the platform has been carried out large-scale unified isomerization, integration and expansion of the whole province at the end of 2014, successfully implemented the three-level deployment and classification operation of the high definition interactive platform in the whole province, unified planning and unified construction, and improved the unified transformation of 1 + 19 prefectural cities.
We Coship is responsible for the construction of the platform’s two subsystems contains Business Operation management subsystem (BO), Video streaming Server Subsystem (VSS), we provide a powerful and stable foundation platform and a management platform for construction of Guangdong province networks.
We Coship provide a full service digital TV platform for the province at the request of Guangdong radio and television network digital TV platform, it requests a global and three-dimensional planning, and to form three-level architecture of provincial center, sub center, sub node.
At the side of platform openness, Guangdong province networks has developed a set of technical standards for their specific business scenarios based on the NGOD standard, provide unified service and interface, provide the basis for the rapid introduction and optimization of network security.
The platform supports 3.3 million interactive users, supports 150K concurrent stream output, Foshan is the largest local sub market platform which has 50K concurrent stream.
Coship HD interactive BO platform system is stable and reliable, provide strong technical support for the Guangdong province network’s of hundreds of millions income in interactive business.


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I received the most wonderful Mother’s Day gifts from my family. Beautiful jewelry from BeCause that provided 66 school meals for children. Sixty-six meals! That’s incredible!
“After I had been with WFP USA for a few months, I thought that there might be a way to merge two of my passions–handmade jewelry and giving back. I started brainstorming and came up with the idea of BeCause. With lots of help and support from my friends and family, I launched my Etsy page (www.etsy.com/shop/smanthey) in November 2012 and then officially launched BeCause in December with a Trunk Show.
In just a few months, she has donated around 1700 school meals! That is amazing. And her jewelry is gorgeous and beautifully made. Here are a few beauties, but be sure to check out her entire collection on Etsy!
Want more info about BeCause?
Read more about BeCause and their school meal donations on the WFP USA Blog.


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Another great example why genetic modification and cloning must be so carefully controlled. Italy is allowing horse cloning for competition purposes. So the arguement is that we need to do it as well to stay competitive. Next, someone will want to start genetically modifying animals to win competitions.
"It's a trivial purpose and cloning causes pain and suffering to animals because the vast number of embryos die, and those that don't may develop abnormalities and die young."

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A bottle of wine also helps a lot. But Ive stopped drinking now because I need to find healthier ways to relax.
What did she get on the mbti test? Not "ESI" I assume.
This sounds more like suggestive Te though. It's not Si anyway.
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Thanks for your comments, Finaplex! And, yes... I 100% agree with this.
I don’t think it’s right to lie, but in some situations lying is the lesser evil.
Cognitive Types has an interesting site about this. Maybe you have or haven’t heard about it, but worth mentioning.
Reminds me a bit of Audrey Tatou. What a strange name. Embeth. Never heard that one before.
I’ll be taking the pics down by the end of the day. Which is in abt 12 hrs where I’m at.
Yes, it’s the same person. I agree, she does look quite a bit different.


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