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The Black Angel of Oakland Cemetery, Iowa City
In Oakland Cemetery, on the north side of Iowa City, Iowa, stands a foreboding, mysterious statue. Locals tell tales of the mysterious powers and curses the memorial contains. Legions flock to the site to tempt their fates by testing the various legends surrounding it. She is the mysterious Black Angel.
The Black Angel is an eight-foot tall bronze statue that stands over the graves of three members of the Feldevert family. The stories associated with the statue tell of its mysterious change in color. Over time the mournful winged angel has transform from her original brilliant bronze tint to a more dark and foreboding black hue. All attempts to restore the statue to its original gleaming incarnation have failed, and the Angel continues to get darker and more ominous looking with each passing year.
There are a few legends that attempt to explain this drastic change. One story says that the matriarch of the family beneath the angel, Teresa Feldevert, was an evil witch in life. Her evil was so great that even in death it managed to taint the monument directly above her. Another legend states that when Teresa's husband buried her, he swore never to dishonor her memory by sleeping with another woman. As time went on and he managed to move past his grief, he found another sweetheart and slept with her. This breaking of his graveside promise resulted in the Black Angel's discoloration.
Regardless of the disputes over why the Angel is cursed, there are a slew of stories about the danger the Black Angel poses to those still living. Many legends involve kissing in front of the statue. It is said that if a girl is kissed directly in front of the Angel, the statue will return back its original golden color if that girl is a virgin. This is, however, a double-edged sword, as another legend states that any woman kissed in front of the monument will die within six months. One girl who should never be kissed is the Black Angel herself. It's said that any man foolish enough to attempt this feat will die instantaneously. Even touching or merely looking directly into the eyes of the Black Angel reportedly results in the offender coming down with a mysterious and incurable illness. Anyone looking to vandalize the statue will also be struck down swiftly; one story says that a group of men once urinated on the statue and got in a fatal car accident on their way home from the cemetery that very night.
The statue itself is rather strange. Unlike most angelic grave markers, the Black Angel is staring down at the ground and has her wings pointing downwards. The imposing black figure seems to be making no effort towards entering Heaven. Instead, she holds her ground here on Earth, standing as a reminder of pain and death, and inflicting those very things upon those who disrespect her.
The Black Angel Has the Look That Kills
For those who have grown up in the Iowa City area, a nighttime visit to the "Black Angel" is almost a rite of passage, a necessary part of growing up and
facing your darkest fears. To many, who can often recite dark tales of the Angel, the story is little more than a local legend. However, the Black Angel does have a very real history... and according to some, there is reason to be afraid of her!
Teresa Feldevert commissioned the bronze statue in 1911 as a monument for both her husband Nicholas and her teenaged son, Eddie. Many consider it to be one of the greatest works of art in the area, having been created by Daniel Chester French, the same sculptor responsible for the gigantic statue of Abraham Lincoln at the memorial in Washington.
No one knows how the stories of death and curses got started, but perhaps they came about because of the appearance of the statue itself. The eyes of the figure are truly eerie with swirled irises that seem to bulge from the blankness of the rest of the eye. They seem to stare at the visitor from beneath strangely drooping eyelids... and effect that can be unnerving at best. The sheer size of the statue does little to convince the visitor of the angel's celestial goodwill either. Some claim that looking directly into the mysterious eyes of the Angel at midnight will result in a fatal curse upon the gazer. Others maintain that the curse is transmitted only if a person actually touches the statue.
One has to wonder if there is any truth to these legends at all? It's doubtful, but who can really say for sure? As nearly every legend has some basis in fact, I can't help but wonder how this story got started in the first place. Is the Black Angel of Oakland Cemetery really cursed? I don't know, but I don't suggest waiting around the cemetery at midnight to find out! –Troy Taylor
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Rams owner Stan Kroenke forced to pay staggering $571 million of NFL's St. Louis settlement, per report
It took just about twelve months, however it sounds as if the NFL has in any case found out who will probably be footing the invoice for the $790 million agreement that the league made with town of St. Louis ultimate November.
According to ESPN, the NFL's 32 homeowners are set to approve a answer Tuesday that can name for Kroenke to foot the invoice for $571 million of the $790 million agreement. The leisure of the cash will probably be coming from the NFL's 32 groups, who have been fairly stunned previous this 12 months once they came upon they might be contributing to the invoice. Back in May, the NFL deducted $7.5 million from every staff's revenue-sharing cost, and the league used that cash to assist pay the agreement.
The groups have been stunned to lose that cash as a result of maximum of them have been anticipating Kroenke to foot all the invoice for the agreement. The factor has been a contentious person who has been putting over the league's head for the reason that St. Louis agreement used to be at first introduced Nov. 24.
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In the times main up to that agreement, Kroenke had despatched an e-mail to the NFL making it transparent that he didn't be expecting to be paying all the invoice. Since St. Louis used to be suing all 32 groups, Kroenke threatened to achieve his personal particular person agreement with town, which might have left the opposite 31 groups out to dry.
The reason why this factor were given contentious is as a result of Kroenke did not really feel that he used to be legally required to pay all the agreement. Kroenke coated the criminal charges within the case, however he had an indemnification settlement in position and did not consider the language in that settlement required him to pay the agreement. (Pro Football Talk's Mike Florio defined right here why Kroenke in truth had a horny robust criminal leg to stand on.)
The lawsuit used to be at first filed via town of St. Louis, St. Louis County and the Regional Convention and Sports Complex Authority all of the long ago in 2017. The lawsuit used to be filed for the reason that plaintiffs felt that the Rams "violated the obligations and standards governing team relocations" via transferring the franchise. Basically, town of St. Louis and the opposite plaintiffs felt that the Rams broke the NFL's relocation pointers once they left the city and that the opposite 31 groups are at fault as a result of they voted to let the Rams transfer.
In the tip, Kroenke's resolution to transfer the staff from St. Louis to Los Angeles goes to price him $571 million on most sensible of the whole lot else he is already paid for. The Rams moved to L.A. prior to the 2016 season after spending 21 seasons in St. Louis.
Although Kroenke will probably be forking over an enormous bite of exchange, he should have no drawback doing that. According to Bloomberg, the Rams owner has a web price of $12.5 billion.
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Fifth Ave. at 82nd St. (212-535-7710)—"The Age of Rembrandt: Dutch Paintings in the Metropolitan Museum of Art." Through Jan. 6, 2008. | "Bridging East and West: The Chinese Diaspora and Lin Yutang." Through Feb. 10, 2008. | "Abstract Expressionism and Other Modern Works: The Muriel Kallis Steinberg Newman Collection." In two concentrated periods, between 1952 and 1954, and then again in the early sixties, the Chicago art collector Muriel Kallis Steinberg Newman amassed a stellar collection of modern art, which she recently donated to the Met. The earliest piece here is a 1919 Kurt Schwitters collage; the most recent is a Kenneth Noland target painting from 1961. In between are iconic examples from the titans of modernism—Gorky, de Kooning, Pollock, Kline—as well as equally great works by less-famous artists, including a fiery, blue-and-orange canvas by Jack Tworkov and a painting collaged with gray and beige patches by Conrad Marca-Relli, which marries architectonics and arabesques. Through Feb. 3, 2008. | "Impressed by Light: British Photographs from Paper Negatives, 1840-1860." More than a hundred rare examples of the calotype—photography's first practical positive-negative process—have been assembled for a show that is predictably scholarly but unexpectedly ravishing. As with so much work from the medium's early years, the most ordinary pictures here feel driven by the photographer's desire to record the world in all its variety: a sleeping dog, a shattered tree, an embroidered saddle, a ruined abbey, the Crystal Palace, the Taj Mahal. Although the images are primarily straightforward documents, these warm-toned prints are often extraordinary—soft, slightly smudged, burnished by time, with an astonishing presence. Through Dec. 31. | "Gifts for the Gods: Images from Egyptian Temples." Opens Oct. 16. (Open Tuesdays through Sundays, 9:30 to 5:30, and Friday and Saturday evenings until 9.)
11 W. 53rd St. (212-708-9400)—"Lines, Grids, Stains, Words." Through Oct. 22. | "Present Tense: Photographs by JoAnn Verburg." Through Nov. 5. | "Lost Vanguard: Soviet Modernist Architecture, 1922-1932." Through Oct. 29. | "New Photography 2007: Tanyth Berkeley, Scott McFarland, Berni Searle." Through Jan. 1, 2008. (Open Wednesdays through Mondays, 10:30 to 5:30, and Friday evenings until 8.)
Fifth Ave. at 89th St. (212-423-3500)—"Richard Prince: Spiritual America." Through Jan. 8, 2008. (Open Saturdays through Wednesdays, 10 to 5:45, and Fridays, 10 to 8.)
Madison Ave. at 75th St. (800-944-8639)—"Kara Walker: My Complement, My Enemy, My Oppressor, My Love." Opens Oct. 11. | "Neither New Nor Correct: New Work by Mark Bradford." Through Nov. 25. | "Danny Lyon: Montage, Film, and Still Photography." Through Dec. 2. (Open Wednesdays, Thursdays, and weekends, 11 to 6, and Fridays, 1 to 9.)
WHITNEY MUSEUM AT ALTRIA
120 Park Ave., at 42nd St. (917-663-2453)— "Undone." The museum's small gallery appears to be closed (it isn't). Weeds—cast-metal facsimiles by Tony Matelli—spied through the locked glass doors, sprout from cracks in the floor. In the public atrium, Heather Rove's screen made of two-by-fours and embedded with mirrors, and Tom Holmes's chain-link fence, embellished with blown-up images of cans and bottles, lend the space the air of a construction zone. Perched high in an easy-to-miss second-floor window is a hard-to-decipher photograph by Eileen Quinlan, printed on perforated vinyl (it's a picture of mirrors). The artists and the exhibition's curators seem to propose a dismantling of the conventions of sculpture, photography, and architecture—but the concept feels half-baked. "Underdone" might have been a better title. Through Dec. 31. (Open Mondays through Fridays, 11 to 6, and Thursday evenings until 7:30.)
Central Park W. at 79th St. (212-769-5100)—"Mythic Creatures: Dragons, Unicorns, and Mermaids." Through Jan. 6, 2008. | The Butterfly Conservatory is open for its tenth season, with a display of tropical species. Through May 26, 2008. (Open daily, 10 to 5:45.)
200 Eastern Parkway (718-638-5000)—"Infinite Island: Contemporary Caribbean Art." Through Jan. 27, 2008. | "Brushed with Light: American Landscape Watercolors from the Collection." Through Jan. 27, 2008. (Open Wednesdays through Fridays, 10 to 5, and Saturdays and Sundays, 11 to 6.)
COOPER-HEWITT NATIONAL DESIGN MUSEUM
Fifth Ave. at 91st St. (212-849-8300)—The Venetian-born Giovanni Battista Piranesi (1720-78) was, of course, a peerless engraver, but "Piranesi as Designer" focusses on the architect's far-reaching imagination. Discipline and whimsy merge in studies of ruins, in carceri d'invenzione (extravagant visions for impossible prisons that sparked the imaginations of Coleridge, Kafka, and Borges), and in rococo-tinged furniture, several examples of which are on view. Despite his prodigious output in other mediums, only one of Piranesi's architectural projects—a restoration of a church in Rome—was ever completed. His influence is nonetheless lasting, and is discussed here in a series of videotaped interviews with contemporary designers—among them Daniel Liebskind, who observes that Piranesi "invented a world where architecture was almost redundant." Through Jan. 20, 2008. | "Provoking Magic: Lighting of Ingo Maurer." Through Jan. 20, 2008. (Open Mondays through Thursdays, 10 to 5, Fridays, 10 to 9, Saturdays, 10 to 6, and Sundays, noon to 6.)
1133 Sixth Ave., at 43rd St. (212-857-0000)—"This Is War! Robert Capa at Work." Through Jan. 6, 2008. | "Gerda Taro." Through Jan. 6, 2008. Open Tuesdays through Sundays, 10 to 6, and Friday evenings until 8.)
MORGAN LIBRARY AND MUSEUM
225 Madison Ave., at 36th St. (212-685-0008)—Émile Bernard (1868-1941) had only modest abilities as a painter, but his talent for friendship was great. "Painted with Words: Vincent van Gogh's Letters to Émile Bernard" presents twenty letters that van Gogh wrote between 1887 and 1889 (Bernard's letters are lost). The Frenchman brought out his friend's ardent streak: trees in the Arles countryside inspire reveries about color, light, and form; of the sun in southern France, he writes, "I revel in it like a cicada." Sketches grace the letters, along with descriptions of technique; a selection of works by both artists provide reference points. Among the many revelations here is one disarmingly simple plan: "A starry sky for example, well—it's a thing that I should like to try to do." Through Jan. 6, 2008. (Open Tuesdays through Thursdays, 10:30 to 5, Fridays, 10:30 to 9, Saturdays, 10 to 6, and Sundays, 11 to 6.)
GALLERIES—UPTOWN
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Opera is this Argentine artist's muse. In 2003, he designed stage sets for a Buenos Aires production of "The Flying Dutchman," in which a baggage carousel ferried the hero's drifting soul around the stage. Drawings related to that project are here, along with a row of melted-looking little works on paper based on the seating plans of opera houses around the world. Printed on photographic paper, then gently smeared and warped, these colorful charts take on abstract, even musical qualities, and invert the usual theatrical formula, focussing attention away from the stage and toward the audience. Through Nov. 1. (Gallery Met, Broadway at 64th St. 212-799-3100.)
"THE WRITER'S BRUSH"
This exhibition of paintings and drawings, organized by Donald Friedman, offers a delicious peek into the artistic pursuits of some eighty authors, from John Ashbery and Djuna Barnes to Günter Grass and Sylvia Plath. There are more than a hundred and ninety works, some by familiar visual thinkers like Henri Michaux and James Thurber, others by sleepers like Jonathan Lethem (whose colorful little paintings have a neo-expressionist zing). Most take up no more space than a desk corner, but otherwise they vary wildly, from a misty, wistful watercolor of the lake at Coole Park, by William Butler Yeats, to an appropriately fanciful zebra-tiger sketched in ink, by Jorge Luis Borges. Through Oct. 27. (Shapolsky, 152 E. 65th St. 212-452-1094.)
GALLERIES—CHELSEA
RACHAEL DUNVILLE
The color portraits in Dunville's New York début show were made in what the photographer calls "a distilled state of emotional undress." Several of the most striking involve physical undress as well: a young couple stand naked in the shower, and other subjects (all of them Dunville's friends in Missouri) pull down their pants, lift up their shirts, or otherwise strip for the camera. But nudity without emotional connection doesn't mean much, and the strongest images here are not just sexy, they're full of warmth and empathy—evidence of a genuine, complicated, and utterly engaging exchange. Through Oct. 20. (Peer, 526 W. 26th St. 212-741-6599.)
LAURA LETINSKY
With nods to both Irving Penn and Jan Groover, Letinsky makes large color photographs of elegantly dishevelled tabletop still-lifes that are at once antic and restrained. In her newest series, however, she's no longer imagining the remains of a dinner party; the wine-stained tablecloth has been replaced by a wrinkled sheet of white paper, the stemware by a bitten Styrofoam cup or a crumpled Sunkist can. Although there's no pretense that these arrangements are accidental, they never feel anxious or overdetermined, and every bit of color (a crushed berry, a pink net bag) pops in these witty, otherwise white-on-white landscapes. Through Oct. 27. (Richardson, 535 W. 22nd St. 646-230-9610.)
For this low-tech, amusing, and tacitly critical study of what is commonly known as "the news," Mir collected fifteen years' worth of front pages from the New York Daily News and the New York Post. Setting up a real-time newsroom-cum-atelier in the gallery, she and a team of assistants are sorting some ten thousand cover stories into categories and, armed with Sharpies, transforming them into posters. On a recent visit, the theme was weather, and the walls were papered with headlines alternately bemoaning heat waves ("Phew!") and blizzards ("Socked!"). On deck in the workshop was a series whose every headline read "Cop Shot!" Through Oct. 27. (Boone, 541 W. 24th St. 212-752-2929.)
In the installation "Large Field Array," two hundred and twenty objects—each roughly the shape of a two-foot cube—are laid out in a grid that fills the floor and studs the walls. Distinctions between nature and culture blur. A Plexiglas vat of bubbling mud rhymes visually with a movie marquee advertising "Top Gun" and "Blue Velvet." The moon is square. So is the earth, and both are the size of an Orange amplifier. Bosch's "Garden of Earthly Delights" and Caravaggio's "Medusa" put in appearances, as do the U.S. Presidential seal, a cardboard box of giant kitchen utensils, and a stock-market L.E.D. crawl. It's part pop gazetteer, part sculptural tag sale. Through Oct. 20. (PaceWildenstein, 545 W. 22nd St. 212-989-4258.)
This capsule survey of works made between 1974 and 2007 spotlights an artist who has helped to radicalize abstract painting without ever lifting a brush. A quartet of recent, mosaic-like canvases look like experiments with bathroom tile, but they're actually composed of little squares of cast acrylic paint (sparkles are the result of pulverized compact disks). A suite of smeary, black-and-white drawings from the mid-nineteen-seventies have an eerily photographic effect—they could be portraits of afterglow. Turns out they were made from photocopier toner, while Whitten was an artist-in-residence at Xerox. Through Oct. 20. (Gray, 526 W. 26th St. 212-399-2636.)****
WILLEM DE KOONING: Gagosian, 522 W. 21st St. 212-741-1717. Through Oct. 27. JAMIE ISENSTEIN: Kreps, 525 W. 22nd St. 212-741-8849. Through Oct. 20. COLLIER SCHORR: 303 Gallery, 525 W. 22nd St. 212-255-1121. Through Oct. 27. KETAKI SHETH: Sepia, 148 W. 24th St. 212-645-9444. Through Oct. 20.****
GALLERIES—DOWNTOWN
HANNO OTTEN
This German photographer's vividly colored abstract images have been getting bigger with each exhibition, but the scale of his new work is still startling. At more than six feet tall, the pictures, derived from photograms, look like stained-glass windows conceived by a hip fifties graphic designer (Saul Bass, perhaps; there's a distinct "Vertigo" echo in the jazzy concentric circles). Otten undercuts the work's decorative effect by collapsing its geometry, keeping the colors tart, and butting one hue up against another until they both shatter at the edges. Through Oct. 27. (Borden, 560 Broadway, at Prince St. 212-431-0166.)
OLIVER PAYNE AND NICK RELPH
After moving from London to Los Angeles, these two young blokes—best known for their videos—have been struck by the design bug. Witness the update of Duchamp's readymade "Bicycle Wheel," with a plastic stool and an aerodynamic racing wheel, or the Aeron chair fitted with denim and tie-dyed fleece, in lieu of black mesh. Films of abstract patterns are projected through clear acrylic chairs. A text describes long hours spent lying on a daybed in a "modernist Hollywood apartment." The show that this lounging inspired is stylish, even funny at times, but it relies too heavily on a vapid California-dreaming approach. Through Oct. 13. (Gavin Brown, 620 Greenwich St. 212-627-5258.)
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with Carol Burch Brown, Ann Kilkelly, Celeste Miller and Elise Witt. Featuring the performance soundtrack for the Salt Marsh Suite with Elise Witt, the Taubman Museum's brochure and exhibition review.
"Singing Darwin" will be an orchestrated convergence of electro-acoustic and vocal music, Web 2.0 collaborative networks, readings, imagery based in Darwin's primary sources, and live performances at participating science, art, theater, and library venues.


COLESHILL Town boss Paul Casey refused to be downbeat after his side's impressive run of form was halted by Stourport on Tuesday night.
Coleshill slipped to a 1-0 away defeat in the Midland League Premier Division clash, ending a run of four straight wins.
Casey said: "I don't like losing games of football but we are doing well.
"We are strong, resolute and hard to beat.
"We are creating a lot of chances too. On Tuesday night, against Stourport, we should have won the game.
"We created enough chances in the six-yard box to win the clash but we just kept missing the target.
"But we are still developing as a side. We are third in the table with a better goal difference than Long Eaton, who are second.
"So we are in a healthy place right now and it's certainly going to be an exciting season for us.
"We are going in the right direction but, of course, there is still work to be done and we haven't got the formula completely right yet."
Casey, whose side travel to AFC Wulfrunians on Saturday, has been boosted by the re-signing of striker Matt Brown and the Coleshill boss believes he can play a massive part this season.
"Matt's back and is not firing on all cylinders yet because he hasn't played a lot of football this season," said Casey.
"When he gets his mojo back he will be massive for us. His partnership with Shane Benjamin could be a huge factor for us and they will be a real handful together."
Meanwhile, Casey is a happy man after adding the experience of Ross Thorpe to his coaching team.
Former Alvechurch manager Thorpe, who has also had spells at Rushall, Hednesford and Boldmere among other clubs, joined the Colemen this week.
Thorpe will have a dual role at the club, coaching the first team but also taking charge of the under-18s squad.
Casey said: "I worked with Ross at Hednesford and Boldmere and I know what he can bring. He's a top-drawer coach."


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Are you looking at flying to Europe from the United States? If so, you are able to do this all on your own without much of a problem. In fact, there are a dozen different cities in the United States you can fly direct from, ranging from New York City all the way to Detroit, Chicago, Miami and others. Of course, before you fly it is a good idea to take into consideration a few tips before you go. This way, you are completely prepared for the trip, regardless of where you are going in Europe.
Europe is going to be at least six hours ahead of what you are use to, so the sooner you start prepping your body for the time change, the better off you are going to be. So, instead of staying up late and watching the movies on the in flight entertainment, it is far better for you to try and sleep.
You can preprint your boarding pass at home before you fly. As you need to go through security and potentially customs, you need to save as much time as possible. Printing your ticket helps.
Most countries are not going to allow you to enter if your passport expires in less than six months. So, if you are coming up on this, make sure to renew it.
Different countries have different visa requirements. Make sure to check in on this before you leave.
Before you fly, make sure to eat a solid breakfast. It is easy to become famished during a long flight, yet you are probably not going to receive much in way of a meal. So, try to eat a larger breakfast with protein.


COLUMBUS, GA (WTVM) - The Columbus Police Department is asking for assistance in locating a runaway teenager.
15-year-old Araina McNeill was last seen on Dec. 30 on Forrest Rd. in Columbus near Honeysuckle Dr.
McNeill is described as being 5′3″ and weighing approximately 140 pounds.
Anyone with information on her whereabouts is asked to contact CPD's Special Victims Unit at (706) 653-3449.


There are no silly questions when it comes to your baby, so don't hesitate to ask. Educate yourself about the potential risks associated with pregnancy complications. Know the warning signs so that you can speak intelligently with your doctor. If you ever feel like your concerns are not being taken seriously, be persistent. You can either continue asking questions until you get an answer you can understand or you can always seek out a second opinion.
No one knows your baby better than you―which makes you the best person to advocate for your baby. We believe that a mother's gut instinct should never be ignored. Learn to track your baby's movement patterns because it can alert you to potential issues that only you are aware of. Be empowered to speak on your baby's behalf, always remember that you are their best advocate.
A healthy pregnancy starts with a healthy mom. Healthy lifestyle choices play an important role in positive pregnancy outcomes. Eat right, take prenatal vitamins, reduce stress, stay hydrated, and exercise regularly. Make sure to get plenty of rest and follow your doctor's orders. Inform your doctor of any pre-existing conditions which can complicate your pregnancy. You can improve adverse pregnancy outcomes by staying diligent in maintaining a healthy lifestyle.


We are now offering the flu vaccine at all of our office locations! Please make sure you call Mount Vernon Internal Medicine at 703-780-2800 to set up your appointment to receive the vaccine so you are covered during the Flu Season.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends that people get a flu vaccine by the end of October as it takes about two weeks after vaccination for antibodies that protect against flu to develop in the body.
Be aware of common flu symptoms including fever, cough, headache, muscle aches, tiredness or sore throat. Influenza is spread to others when an ill person coughs and sneezes. Remember to wash your hands frequently, especially after coughing, sneezing, or using tissues. If you have influenza stay home from work or school, get plenty of rest, and drink fluids.


It's 2012 and while one mother welcomes her son, a young man struggles to let go of the man he loves. Over the years, Joshua Stouder moves forward with his life and part of that life includes the Neil Russell Foundation, one that focuses on the nanite research, the very thing his boyfriend dedicated his life to right before he and their beloved dog was taken from him. On the other hand, Alice quickly comes to terms that her son is unlike any other boy his age; he speaks and acts with a maturity belonging to someone far older, but her love for and acceptance of her undeniably gifted yet very blunt boy is unwavering. When he goes off to medical school at the tender age of sixteen, Neil Green is as focused as ever on the direction he wants his career to later take--nanite research--and continuing to learn more about his particularly peculiar hobby--reincarnation. You see, from the moment he was born, Neil knew where his life was headed--and that was back to Joshua, but how will he explain to the only man he's ever loved that he's the same Neil from years ago, especially now that Joshua's fallen in love with Lee Fargo?
Leta Blake has yet to disappoint, offering up stories that almost seem as if they're daring you not to feel anything. With her latest standalone, Any Given Lifetime, she's weaved one hell of a heartrending yet hopeful tale about the power of true love and how it can survive even death. Do you necessarily need to believe in reincarnation in order to read this novel? No, but if you're the overly skeptical kind when it comes to matters like this, I'm going to suggest that you suspend your disbelief and simply allow yourself to be drawn into Neil and Joshua's love story. I've read romances that involved soul mates and reincarnation, but I don't think I've read one quite as original nor as creative as Blake's newest book. There isn't that feeling of déjà vu that's commonly associated with this sort of romantic theme. Instead, Neil knows he's been reincarnated from the get-go, but how the heck do you convince the man you love that while the past version of you was only several years older than him, this new version is twenty-two years younger? The author's fantastical take on true love was worth every single minute spent reading.
Learn more about Leta Blake.
Purchase Any Given Lifetime on Amazon.


This is our New Releases section of the website. Here you will find all the new products we stock listed as they appear on our website. This will include whiskies and other spirit categories from both official and independent sources. We usually send out an email for any really special new releases so if you see something you like then don't hang around as sought after new bottlings don't tend to last long on the site.


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Reimagining Our Stories
When Toys Age presents
PROJECT JOURNEY
Written and directed by our community
Who Pronounced You Dead is a traveling life design & storytelling program uniting worlds to write truth and magic into the stories of everyday unheard voices, and share these voices by transforming everyday experiences into art galleries.
Think Storycorps meets TED meets Disney, inspired and created by all of us.
Every quarter, we bring together individuals who share common unheard voices for a three month life design program. Themes are chosen based on relevance and severity.
As the audience, we watch as individuals push and inspire each other to become better versions of themselves, each individual building their dream while knowing they're part of something greater.
Bringing together life design and research to provide a space for individuals to reimagine their ideal selves and potential, and help build the structure, practices, and routines to bring them closer to who they want to be. To help bring to light under-recognized challenges, struggles, and setbacks formed through our identities. Our program is designed to raise awareness to the struggles behind different identities, and the stories + science behind why people are the way they are. Everyone is going through their own secret struggle, and in understanding these struggles, what we'll find is that in a beautiful way, we are all connected and consequences of each other's actions.
To build a collection of true stories and weave them together through creative writing in a way that inspire others to free their highest selves. Following the completion of each program, we bring together the art and creative communities, inviting all types of artists to interpret and express these stories in their own unique form / style. To unite inspirational artists and organizations around the world under a common theme, and invite them to share the same story in their own unique forms of expression.
Much like a treasure map, our viewers are able to visit different collections of art through our travelling galleries held in the offices and websites of our sponsors. We also partner with local businesses and destinations to build our stories and identities into everyday products and experiences.
Well what are you waiting for? Join us!
Inspiration and dedication
One Childhood Dream Come True
When I was a child, I asked myself what kind of world I wanted to live in and build for myself. Walt Disney was a deep inspiration as he created a world of magic for children to live in. I thought then—wouldn't it be nice if Disney stories were real? And so, after many years, I decided to bring this childhood dream to life, with an extra twist.
Through our life design and storytelling initiative, we envision a world where we all come together, release the identities that hold us back, and write our stories with more truth and magic. It's important to know that we're not alone in our journeys, so we invite artists, creators, and organizations from all corners of the world to participate in our galleries, sharing the stories of our common hidden identities through art. Who Pronounced You Dead is my childhood dream come true. This project is dedicated to mini me: thanks for believing in us, for never losing sight of our dreams, to the children still living inside all of us, may our dreams come true.
"As a writer, dreamer, and artist, I can't imagine a greater honor than to write magic and truth into people's lives."
Hillary Wen, Founder
The Narrators
To provide a space for individuals to reimagine their ideal selves and potential, and bring their visions to life.
Life Designers
We believe that our lives are our ultimate message to the world, and that the best way to tell a true story is to design and live a life one that you believe in.
Our accelerated program was designed using the Triple Alignment Model, with exercises you won't be able to find anywhere else. Each cohort, we partner with specialized researchers & life coaches to build the best experience for our participants, and based on the theme of our research, we bring together 6-10 participants who share the identity. Together, we help build the structure, practices, and routines to bring each individual closer to who + where they want to be.
A major focus of this program is on accountability, and building the structure and a circle of people who hold you accountable to who you want to be. For this reason, we place extra emphasis on building the best teams and support systems for each individual.
WHY JOIN OUR LIFE DESIGN TEAM
It's about working alongside other experts and inspiring individuals to expand human potential.
It's about the impact, and being able to see and follow each person through their thought process, hidden emotions and identities, understanding what makes them who they are, understanding their desires for their future and for life, and knowing that you're helping them build a roadmap out of their own limiting thoughts and into their future.
And finally, it's about taking your skills and experiences and bringing them to life in another person—to learn from their skills and experiences and let them bring to life a part of you.
Our program is designed to raise awareness to the struggles behind different identities, and the stories + science behind why people are the way they are. We're all going through our own secret struggle, and in understanding these struggles, what we'll find is that in a beautiful way, we are all connected and consequences of each other's actions.
We support under-acknowledged causes that align with our mission. Themes are chosen based on severity of issue, relevance, and relatability with the help of our research community, as well as our readers and voters.
Themes are chosen based on severity of issue, relevance, and relatability with the help of our research community, as well as our readers and voters.
why join our research team
First off, you should join for the research. But beyond that, it's about the community and working with colorful, inspiring researchers who believe in what you believe in, and about expanding your team and seeing the potential research has to change lives.
Lastly, traditional research is usually published within scholarly journals, limiting the audience to within specific fields. Our program is designed to help broaden the exposure of your research, and work closely with participants who are building a life for themselves.
To write truth and magic into the intersection of real-life and imagination, and explore all forms of expression.
We believe that research is best told through stories, and that stories are best told with a truth, imagination, and a little bit of magic.
Our team of journalists and creative writers follow each participant through their unique tales and, weave their collective stories together under one inspiring tale.
why join our creative writing team
"As a writer, what could be more beautiful than writing truth and magic into the lives of real-life characters? We're standing at the intersection of fiction and non-fiction, with a pen and one extraordinary view to worlds outside our own."
Hillary, Founder
Art + Expression
We believe that there are infinite ways to tell a story, that each individual holds a piece of that story, and that we all express ourselves differently. What if each person expressed their piece of the story in their own unique style?
THE ART MOVEMENT
Following the completion of each program, we share the story with our art & creative communities. Artists will have ten days to complete a piece of art to express the identity in their own unique style.
Whether you're a poet, painter, musician, photographer, animator, musician, dancer, or film director, you're an artist and a storyteller! That's our passion, isn't it? Telling stories through our own styles of expression. Let's come together and find out how many different ways one story can be told, how many different forms live in the same truth.
WHY JOIN OUR ART COMMUNITY
With every new research initiative / theme, you can join artists and storytellers around the world in sharing your unique style of expression for those who need their voices heard! Whether you do it for the art, for the impact, or for the sense of community, there's one thing we know for sure—that at the end of ten days, there will be an explosion of truth, color, depth, and connection.
Remind your team of the importance of identity, creativity, accountability, and growth. Raising awareness through everyday products and experiences.
We wanted to weave our mission into everyday life, and provide an environment that inspires creativity, growth, and self-discovery.
WHO are our sponsors
Our sponsors are diverse organizations ranging from hotels, offices, malls, restaurants…etc. who share our mission
Following the completion of our artists' work, we will send you carefully-selected artwork best suited to your organization's mission, story, and environment.
Your organization will then be placed on a "treasure map" for our viewers to visit and explore like an art gallery! As this is a travelling exhibition, the art will live on your wall for up to 6 months.
On your walls will celebrate the unity of unheard voices, research, and storytelling blended into diverse forms and expressions of creativity, personal growth, inspiration, and identity. Take a moment and take it all in.
Being a part of something greater
Art: Having an art gallery in your very own walls is a pretty big deal!
Inspiration: Our message is one of creativity, personal growth, self-empowerment, and accountability, inspiring your teams and viewers to think outside the box and combat burn out
Branding: Intersecting art and business, with greater visibility and exposure in all our communities
Additional perks for corporate sponsors
Talent: Access to our recruiting and job design service
Team-building: Not only is art a great pathway to team building, but we also help design and host team building & work design experiences inspired by our life design program
Spreading voices through everyday experiences.
Our creative partners consist of entrepreneurs, influencers, corporations, and institutions from all sectors who are looking to contribute through their unique offerings. We team up with product and design teams to create new products and experiences that honor these voices and their dreams and messages. Your location—physical or virtual—will be added to our treasure map as a destination for viewers to visit.
WHY BECOME A CREATIVE PARTNER
If you're building products anyway, why not build it in a way that inspires connection? We believe that the options are endless, and so is our potential for impact, and invite you to join hands in building something greater than ourselves, something to remind us everyday of the hidden, collective struggles and dreams we share.
Join us on this journey!
We believe in the transformational power of science, art and storytelling.
LET ART EXPAND OUR IDENTITIES AND TOUCH OUR EVERYDAY LIVES.
In what capacity would you like to join our initiative? * As a researcher As a program mentor/coach As a journalist / creative writer As an artist As a sponsor As a creative / community partner Other
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The Program Research
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The Program Research Creative Writing
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The museum art sponsor
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Coast Guard Petty Officer 1st Class Kayla Gamester explains the impacts of hoax distress calls at Coast Guard Station Curtis Bay, Baltimore, July 3, 2018. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Ronald Hodges)
"This is the fishing vessel SOL E MAR. This is a MAYDAY, we're sinking, we need help now!" were the some of the last words of 19-year-old Billy Hokanson, as the fishing boat that he and his father, William was on sank to the bottom of the ocean on March 25, 1990.
Coast Guard Stations Menemsha and Brad Point, both off the coast of Cape Cod, Massachusetts, received the distress call on marine radio channel 16 – distorted by heavy amounts of static. Both stations attempted to call the boat back, but did not get an answer. About a minute after Hakanson's transmission, a separate call came through channel 16.
"SOS, I'm sinking," the caller said in playful tone with laughter.
Both distress calls were presumed to be related and deemed as hoaxes.
The bodies of the Hoakansons never found.
Five days after the call for help was made, William's wife reported them overdue. A commercial salvage company eventually found the wreckage of their ship and the second caller was never identified."
This was the first time that a hoax caller ever impacted a Coast Guard response. The SOL E MAR case changed the way the Coast Guard responds to possible hoax calls and the penalties for those who make them.
"The Coast Guard takes the word mayday very seriously," said Lt. j.g. Bradley Milliken, command duty officer at Sector Hampton Road's command center. "We assume that someone's life is in danger and respond appropriately."
The Coast Guard defines a hoax as a case where information is conveyed with the intent to deceive.
"False maydays not only waste time, money, and resources but also can be extremely dangerous," said Milliken. "Any time that Coast Guard assets are dispatched to an area where nothing is wrong, it leaves them unable to respond to actual emergencies."
Coast Guard searches utilizing one rescue helicopter and one boat costs tens-of-thousands of dollars an hour at the taxpayer's expense. Depending on the nature of the distress call, and the availability of search and rescue resources, even more assets could be and have been un-resourcefully used after a hoax distress call is received.
Coast Guard crews aren't the only ones affected by hoaxes – they impact members of local agencies and communities, who regularly help respond in search and rescue cases. An urgent marine information broadcast is usually issued after a distress call is received to ask local mariners to look out for signs of distress.
"Unfortunately, hoax calls happen all too frequently," said Milliken. "In 2017, there were about 58 calls deemed to be hoaxes."
Any hoax callers willing to put the lives of mariners and first responders in danger may face serious consequences. Hoax callers could face up to 10 years in prison, $250,000 in fines, plus the cost of the search.
Boating communities around the Mid-Atlantic have stood ready to help possible mariners in distress, even though some mayday calls ended up being hoaxes. Communities throughout the area encouraged to band together and help put a stop to these calls.
If you have information regarding suspected hoax callers, please contact your local Coast Guard sector.
Sector Delaware Bay: (215) 271-4940
Sector Maryland-National Capital Region: (410) 576-2525
Sector Hampton Roads: (757) 483-8567
Sector North Carolina: (910) 362-4015
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You bet – come tornado – tsunami – or earthquake I am getting on that plane to Hong Kong in March.
I love my current company – and one of the hardest things to leave in Chicago are all of the wonderful people I work with in the city. I am hoping that my job will look at this trip as a chance to improve myself and welcome me back in 2013! But I am also prepared, that with the economy like it is, to come back jobless and have to start at square one. This is a risk that Josh and I have both discussed and strongly believe the risk is worth taking!
9 months is the plan. We are being flexible in that we might have to leave early depending on what flights we can find and when they leave. Our RTW award ticket must be used up with in 12 months – so we have to be back sometime before December 31, 2012.
Taking a year off to travel is not as expensive as a lot of people think. Yes, you can travel in luxury and pack your schedule with tours and top of the line restaurants, but if you travel simply with mindset of slow travel, your costs can be managed. We are staying away from the more expensive regions such as Europe, Australia/New Zealand and some bigger cities. The cost of living in Southeast Asia and parts of South America are low and Josh and I plan to eat simply, live modestly and not come back with suitcases full of souvenirs (sorry friends).
We have spent the past few years saving ruthlessly and have most recently drastically cut back on our wants to focus on this trip. You realize quickly what you truly need and how easy it is to accumulate stuff. Our budget and spending will be documented and posted on the blog, we encourage you to check it out and start saving for your own RTW!
You can check out our basic round the world itinerary. This will probably change a couple more times in the next month, but overall it goes through the main countries we want to hit. We will spend 3-4 months in SE Asia, 1-2 months in Africa and 3-4 months in South America. We are still working on our specific cities.
If all goes as planned one of my current clients will be taking over our lease in April. This has been one item on our to do list where we have been trusting God throughout all of the planning to come through for us. We have a great apartment in a great location and no worries on renting it out when we leave. We have sent a heads up to our landlord so he knows what to expect come January.
With less than 6 months left, we have already begun selling off some of our stuff on Craigslist and have had a lot of luck so far! Without our family knowing we will be sneaking home items such as golf clubs, camping tents, coolers and chairs and hopefully hiding them in their houses for the nine months. Josh's dad has graciously offered to watch over our 50 inch TV with the stand while we are gone (Thanks Jim). If there is something any of you would like to borrow for 9 months anything and everything is up for bid! We will continue selling off a majority of it and will put the remainder into storage.
Twitter, Facebook, Skype, Email, Follow our Blog! We are bringing laptops and we will be in touch. We will be tweeting, blogging and emailing during our downtime so no worries we will be very accessible!
I am still questioning the availability and strength of the internet in some of the remote locations we will be staying, so if we fall away for a few weeks, I promise we will be back soon.
Anyone who knows me, knows that my worst and most expensive habit is traveling. I always have my next trip planned and have a strong desire to experience different cultures and adventures around the world. Despite what Josh thinks, I do read the endless number of articles he sends. One day he sent me a blog explaining how for 140,000 points we could get 1 ticket around the world. We had just recently booked our Thailand trip for this same point value and had 140,000 left to spend. I started reading a lot of other blogs documenting couples and individuals who took time off to travel the world and I was instantly convinced that Josh and I could do it. Here are three of my favorite inspirational blogs that will help encourage you to take a break from your 9 to 5.
My emotional self one day blurted out in a car ride home, "let's do it". Luckily Josh jumped in and logically talked through the pros and cons with me, but no matter what the con was, it wasn't enough to justify not doing it. There is never going to be a good time, your job will always be there, you will always need more money, life will always continue. The adventure together in this case is worth the risk.
Without a doubt I will miss my friends and family. You all are my daily support and strength and I know that you will be on the road with me through every experience! I have listed, and will continue to list things we will miss on this post.
I won't miss television. I won't miss my daily planner. I won't miss the piles of unused stuff in my apartment. More on what I won't miss here.
I am most nervous for the unknown. I will be very much out of my comfort zone when it comes to our living situation, foods and customs. I am nervous to offend someone on accident, I am nervous to wake up in Africa and see a huge tarantula staring at me, I am nervous for the bathroom situations around the world a.k.a Squat Toilets.
I am most excited for the unknown. I am ready to live out of a small backpack for nine months, realizing the true definitions of needs and wants. I am excited for the idea of new cultures and meeting locals around the world and being thankful for all that I have been blessed with while reaching out to others helping them realize their potential. I am so excited to spread hearts around the world to everyone who touches my heart and moves me.
Who knows. Josh and I have traveled together a lot in the past and have had the good fortune of nothing being stolen, or either of us hurt. I am not going to be naive and assume that over the 9 months nothing will happen to us, but I will pray that we stay safe and smart about our travel. We will travel smart, take the right precautions and do our homework before we leave.
Do you think you will get sick of traveling with him?
This is an easy one.. Without Josh as my travel partner I would constantly be lost everywhere I went, I would never slow down and simply enjoy where I am, and I would probably run out of money in the first month. Josh is the logical to my emotional and I love the way we balance each other out while we travel. He loves history and old ruins and I love the people and the food. He loves to slow down and enjoy while I am always going and moving. I am sure we will have our days, but overall having Josh by my side will never get old.
Trust me I wanted to scream it out once we decided to move forward with our plans, but we also wanted to cross our t's and dot our i's before telling anyone so we were able to answer all of these questions and more.
Now that we are telling you, I ask that you start looking at our itinerary and begin planning which country you are going to come visit us in.
Yes, we will be having a going away get together in Chicago, and one back in Indianapolis as the date gets closer. We will keep you all updated on the when and the where.
This question is for you mom 🙂 Yes, eventually (maybe) Josh and I will settle down, but right now there is too much to see and experience. No time line, no expectations but for now we are happy with how our life is spanning out, but babies will make an appearance in our story…we promise!
We plan on coming back and finding a way to make money and a place to live.
Any extra money will help us spread more kind acts and hearts around the world, and possibly help us bribe an authority if we do get in a sticky situation.
No need to pack souvenirs to bring back with you- feel free to mail them. You have my address.


Warm-up TossesWhat organizational goals do you seek to advance by using social media?
What do you hope to learn or discuss today?
*How does social media fit SCIs mission?
Listening via social mediaListening very closely linked to finding the right people/orgs to engage with on social media.
Social media can be a valuable learning tool when you organize yourself to listen well.
Twitter is especially conducive to social listening.
What are some key terms you might want to listen for?
Listening toolsHootsuite and/or Tweetdeck a must for effective listening & engagement on Twitter!Google alerts and blog feeds also helpful.
Old stat: Average page post only shown in about 15% of fans newsfeeds.Trending toward 1% according to some reports.We are doing better than average!Can get notifications for pages or friend posts.
Listening on LinkedInJoin groups!MA Nonprofit Network has a group!What other groups have you found useful?If email notices about new posts becomes overwhelming, make a recurring task to visit important groups regularly.
Seeking those with shared interestsFollow relevant people/groups you find via your listening.Note people using a Twitter hashtag have more intentionality related to the term.Twitter Follow 5 every week, or more often to jumpstart an account.Facebook ads can be targeted by geography, interests & demographics. (demo at end if time)Look for social buttons when on website, follow/like if relevant.
Seeking (continued)Look at influencers local and/or issue experts that have an active social presence.Who do they follow?Who follows them?Have they created lists?DISCUSS: who are some key influencers in your community/on your issue that you followor could followon social media.
Seeking (cont.)Connect with those you meet offline.LinkedIn request as a standard part of meeting follow-up.Check LinkedIn profiles for Twitter handles.Follow them on Twitter & add them to a list that indicates they are someone youve met.
Take a few minutes to find a few new people or orgs to follow/like.
Engaging via social mediaStep 1 is to prioritize your contacts that you hope to engage via social media. E.g.Donors & prospectsVolunteersPartnersUse the list features discussed earlier to help focus on these priority contacts.Schedule repeat tasks for engaging with key contacts.
Public PropsSimple public thank yous and shout outs for the good work of others is a great way to cultivate relationships.
LinkedIn endorsements, recsEndorsements are a quick way to give props, but writing a recommendation will carry more weight.
Facebook Shout-outsBe sure to use the @ symbol to link to the page(s) of organizations you are referencing, and tag people where possible.
Sharing friends contentRetweeting (RT or MT if slightly changed) content helps spread info & is appreciated.Try to be aware of what your friends big events or needs are and be sure to share!Prioritize those that share your content as well as those that support you offline.
Engaging (cont.)Initiate offline one-on-ones with those you connect with online.Be sure to use Twitter handles and link to Facebook pages when you are mentioning your friends on social media, so they will be aware!Some are more invested in social & likely to appreciate more.Make sure you are monitoring those that are mentioning you!
Engaging ContentNeed to create a plan that links goals, audience & messages.Create a content schedule that flows from that overall plan.
Other engagement tipsAsk questions!Circulate good content across platforms.Be a network weaver.Create lists & groups.Help people in your network meet & find each other.Make intros!
Engagement bonus tipsDont sell!Ask questions, share resources, highlight good things others are doing.At least 80% of tweets and 50% of Facebook updates should be something other than explicit selling. Its not about you!Facebook ad how-tos (time permitting)LinkedIn messages can be targeted.
Thats about all folksAnticipate well be stopping here (or sooner) but a few bonus slides follow to demonstrate a few things we wont likely have time to cover.


Home Frequently Asked Questions What are symptoms of a traumatic brain concussion?
I am Jim Parish of the Parish law firm. I am a traumatic brain injury attorney in northern Virginia. Today I would like to describe some of the symptoms of someone suffering from a concussion.
Headaches, lack of awareness, nausea or vomiting, and confusion. If you are exhibiting any of these brain injury signs or symptoms, or someone else you know that's been involved in an accident, this person needs medical care. These injuries can last a lifetime, and can change that person's life. I hope that information was helpful. Thank you.


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Building the new Luc Hoffmann Institute Website
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"John was wonderfully proactive and efficient in getting our new website up and running. He took the time to understand our needs and always strove to find solutions. His keen communication sense, positive attitude and good sense of humour made the process of updating our website clear, easy, and even fun!"
Jessica Villat, The Luc Hoffmann Institute
Way back in December 2019 I was invited to help relaunch the Luc Hoffmann Institute's website, an environmental organisation dedicated to maintaining biodiversity in life on earth through innovative projects.
I'd already been working on updating the site in its previous form which was showing a little bit of age and using a page builder. Page builders are good to get websites up and running quickly, but are cumbersome on larger websites. This site had become slow and somewhat of a technical chore to update. That needed to change.
The Luc Hoffmann team were great to work alongside, very clear and thorough in what they needed. We reviewed the development of the site continuously as it evolved in line with their mission statement. In partnership with the World Wildlife Fund they are "the world's leading catalyst for innovation and transformative change to maintain biodiversity, the foundation for all life on Earth".
I ran a demo of WordPress 5 past the team, showing the new features that could be achieved, then stripped down and rebuilt their content on a fresh install of WP5, running to around at around 150 pages and no page builders in sight.
This was a big project, but the goal was the same as any good website; ease of use. Training and video tutorials allow the team to focus on publishing and promoting their work, without calling on a developer every time they want to update the site.
Since it's launch I've used WP5 on my own website and am impressed with how the new block system allows for dynamic page layouts. It also keeps the best basic functionality, templates and categories – which help automate publishing content to site with minimum fuss, all of which came into play here.
On a technical level, I used tried and tested plugins to manage content and SEO. Content views is great for automating news articles and Yoast is a great gateway into Search Engine Optimisation that helps users write content with search engines in mind. I also coded some custom blocks for the project timeline pages.
There was a lot of feedback and de-bugging required before a site with this many moving parts was ready to go live, and I had a real sense of achievement when we went into soft launch in April.
At this scale it's impressive to see WordPress flexing it's content management muscles, a long way from the simple blogging platform it was ten years ago.
2020 also marks 10 years since I began creating websites in WordPress, watching it become the industry-standard platform it is today. Before WordPress, a website of this size might have been created by a team of 2 or 3 developers. I'd like to think my knowledge and experience have paid off with this project.
As I became familiar with the The Luc Hoffmann Institute and their work, they really do some fascinating work in innovation and the environment. Check them out here.
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Australasia : books, maps, original water colour drawings, oil paintings and coloured plates relating to Australia, Tasmania, New Zealand and the islands of the Pacific Ocean including a fine series of original water colour drawings of Sydney and its harbour by Conrad Martens.
Cover title : Australasia old and new. London : Francis Edwards, 1928. Catalogue 505. Octavo, pictorial wrappers, tape repair to spine, fore edge foxed, catalogue of 1537 works, with prices.
London: Hakluyt Society 1973. Octavo, pp. 9, a fine copy.
Biographical conversations on the most eminent voyagers of different nations; from Columbus to Cook.
Nu.tka. Captain Cook and the Spanish Explorers on the coast.
Sound Heritage. Volume VII, Number 1. Victoria, B. C. : Aural History, Provincial Archives of British Columbia, 1978. Quarto, illustrated wrappers, pp. 102, illustrated.
Cook voyage artifacts in Leningrad, Berne, and Florence Museums.
Honolulu, HI : Bishop Museum Press, 1978. First edition. Series: Bernice P. Bishop Museum Special Publication 66. Quarto, pictorial wrappers, colour frontispiece plate, pp x, 186, photographic illustrations (some colour), a fine copy.
Honolulu : University of Hawai'i Press, 1985. Octavo, illustrated wrappers, pp. [viii]; 58. Script for a play first performed in 1978.
Portland : Oregon Historical Society, 1974. Quarto, illustrated wrappers, pp. xiv; 97, extensively illustrated with photographs of artefacts etc.
[COOK]. Costumes of different nations, in miniature, from drawings by Alfred Mills.
Melbourne : Melbourne University Press, 1992. Quarto, boards in illustrated dustjacket, pp.xiv; 262, illustrated. The impact of European travel in the Pacific on representations of indigenous people and their environment in Western art. From the library of art historian Leigh Astbury, signed by him on the front free endpaper.


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 * @summary Roundtrip Encoding/Decoding of ASCII chars from 0x00-0x7f
 */

import java.util.*;
import java.nio.*;
import java.nio.charset.*;

public class FindASCIIRangeCodingBugs {
    private static int failures = 0;
    private static byte[] asciiBytes = new byte[0x80];
    private static char[] asciiChars = new char[0x80];
    private static String asciiString;

    private static void check(String csn) throws Exception {
        System.out.println(csn);
        if (! Arrays.equals(asciiString.getBytes(csn), asciiBytes)) {
            System.out.printf("%s -> bytes%n", csn);
            failures++;
        }
        if (! new String(asciiBytes, csn).equals(asciiString)) {
            System.out.printf("%s -> chars%n", csn);
            failures++;
        }
    }

    public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
        for (int i = 0; i < 0x80; i++) {
            asciiBytes[i] = (byte) i;
            asciiChars[i] = (char) i;
        }
        asciiString = new String(asciiChars);
        Charset ascii = Charset.forName("ASCII");
        for (Map.Entry<String,Charset> e
                 : Charset.availableCharsets().entrySet()) {
            String csn = e.getKey();
            Charset cs = e.getValue();
            if (!cs.contains(ascii) ||
                csn.matches(".*2022.*") ||             //iso2022 family
                csn.matches("x-windows-5022[0|1]") ||  //windows 2022jp
                csn.matches(".*UTF-[16|32].*"))        //multi-bytes
                continue;
            if (! cs.canEncode()) continue;
            try {
                check(csn);
            } catch (Throwable t) {
                t.printStackTrace();
                failures++;
            }
        }
        if (failures > 0)
            throw new Exception(failures + "tests failed");
    }
}


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1. fork this repo: https://github.com/fiddler-crabs-2014/SoundCrowd.git
2. clone your fork
3. git remote add upstream https://github.com/fiddler-crabs-2014/SoundCrowd.git
4. git checkout -b branch_name (NOTE: when creating a new branch, use feature/branch_name, chore/branch_name, bug/branch_name)
  1. when submitting changes
    i. git add .

    ii. git commit -m "commit message"

    iii. git push origin "branchname"
5. go to github and submit a pull request to master from branchname
6. have team members review work
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In honor of summer lurking around the corner, here is a poem I wrote a few years ago about summer vacation. See if you can figure out the metaphors. What does the poem mean to you? I can't wait to hear your ideas!
I ran into this lady who had a wand.
The permission to be free.
To just let time pass me right on by.
My three month soundtrack begins again.
Words and tunes so fresh.
Indelibly trapped to my heart.
My permanent memory guide singing along.
I better not do something I'll regret.
Now I name myself late.
Hope my escape never ends.
And that time is allergic to me.
The guards strip us of our identity.
They make us all the same.
with tales of war and raids.
Tell the golden ticket to loiter.
Tell him not to hide in the clouds.
Don't let the fire get eaten by the breeze.
And don't take my laughter away.
You know I'm so lazy and late.
Unpreparedness is something I would hate.
But she never really listens.
I give nothing to her ear.
And she puts the moon in its place.
My stamp begins to die.
Away on the stallion's back.
And captivity's so tight on my wrists.
For basking too long in our bliss.
They lock us in a cold mean cube.
I don't see the light of day.


A 2011 study revealed that chiropractic treatment can significantly ease the pain and disability of adult scoliosis. This is one of the first studies on the effects of chiropractic and exercise on adult scoliosis.
In the study, 28 patients with adult scoliosis participated in a chiropractic rehabilitation program. The program included exercise and weight-bearing activities designed to correct spinal misalignment. Exercise was facilitated by a chiropractor for six months, and then patients were assigned at-home exercises for the remaining duration of the study. After six months of treatment, patients saw their disability scores cuts in half and experienced a 40% reduction in pain. The majority of patients' spines became less abnormally curved. This improved spinal alignment made it easier for patients to breath normally — something that often becomes difficult with scoliosis.


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GEA delivers CRAFT-STAR™ 4-vessel brewhouse to Washington, D.C.
GEA will install a 4-vessel CRAFT-STAR™ in Washington, D.C., for customer DC Brau Brewing Company. The picture shows the CRAFT-STAR™ of Brouwerij Anders (Halen, Belgium) which is already in operation.
In October 2016, mechanical engineering company GEA delivers its first CRAFT-STAR™ 4-vessel brewhouse to Washington, D.C. The system is scheduled to begin commercial operation early next year. The customer is DC Brau Brewing Company, a highly renowned manufacturer of craft beers in the U.S. capital.
The CRAFT-STAR™ is specifically designed for medium-sized specialty breweries with batch sizes of 40 hectoliters (35 U.S. barrels) hot wort. The system was previously equipped with two or three vessels (mash tun kettle, lauter tun and combined whirlpool/wort kettle – depending on the configuration) and has been retrofitted with a separate whirlpool by the GEA brewery experts in Kitzingen/Germany. Now, up to seven brews a day are possible. The basic configuration already allowed for five brews a day. The CRAFT-STAR™ is preassembled and tested in Kitzingen as a compact plug & play system with process piping, instrumentation and a semi-automatic control system. Commissioning on site just takes a few days.
Due to the large share of high-quality special malts in use at most craft beer breweries, the extract efficiency of the brewhouse, based on the lauter tun efficiency, is essential to business success: The extract yield of up to 98 percent makes the CRAFT-STAR™ a leader in this discipline. "We are truly impressed with the plant's capacity," says Jeff Hancock, co-founder of DC Brau Brewing Company. "We were searching for a versatile brewhouse suitable for the efficient production of high-quality beer for our growing brewery." The products include the award-winning DC Brau creations "The Public", a classicAmerican Pale Ale, and "The Citizen", a Belgian-Style Blond Ale. Brandon Skall, founding partner of DC Brau Brewing Company, adds: "The CRAFT-STAR™ system will allow us to continue to expand distribution of our award-winning flagship beers, while giving us the flexibility to experiment with new beer styles and recipes."
"Since the market launch two years ago, the CRAFT STAR™ has been popular big hit," says Andreas Holleber, head of the GEA brewery business. "We now get orders from all around the world. Right now, we are also installing a brewhouse we designed as a complete plant together with other components for a South Korean customer." Other orders are taking GEA brewing experts to South Africa, Belgium and Hong Kong. The United States have a very creative, lively and professional specialty beer scene making them the key market for GEA craft beer plants. Half of the plants designed and manufactured in Kitzingen already went to the United States. GEA installed the first CRAFT-STAR™ in 2015, for The Bruery in Placentia, California, one of the top players of the craft beer scene in the United States. Beers produced using the CRAFT-STAR™ received several medals at this year's Great American Beer Festival.
The CRAFT-STAR™ benefits at a glance:
Flexible and versatile brewhouse design with a cast-out quantity of 40 hectoliters (35 U.S. barrels) for up to seven brews per day
Consistent focus on specialty beers and maximum versatility through oversized vessels and select GEA technologies
Preassembly and testing at GEA keeps project times short and allows fast installation as well as low cost on-site services
The plant design is global, earthquake resistant and ASME compliant for variable voltage and steam supplies
Clear media interfaces ease integration of existing equipment
Complete control over the lautering process thanks to differential pressure measuring and proven GEA technologies for extremely high extract yields of up to 98 percent
Reliable, constant brewing outcome through intelligent automation with GEARBOXX™, including recipe database, brew evaluation and management, as well as remote support
Small footprint saves space in the brewhouse
Polished or matte blasted vessel cladding for an attractive appearance
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The group generates around 70 percent of its revenue in the food and beverages sector that enjoys long-term sustainable growth. As of December 31, 2017, the company employed almost 18,000 people worldwide. GEA is a market and technology leader in its business areas. The company is listed on the German MDAX (G1A, WKN 660 200). In addition, GEA's stock is included in the MSCI Global Sustainability Indexes.
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20.	A circle that divides the globe in half or marks its circumference is called a _________. A.	latitude B.	parallel C.	longitude D.	great circle
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20. A circle that divides the globe in half or marks its circumference is called a _________. A. latitude B. parallel C. longitude D. great circle
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User: 20.	A circle that divides the globe in half or marks its circumference is called a _________. A.	latitude B.	parallel C.	longitude D.	great circle
Wallet.ro
A circle that divides the globe in half or marks its circumference is called a great circle.
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A circle that divides the globe in half or marks its circumference is called a: "Parallel"
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14.	Who was the only active Senator to die in a duel? A.	Senator David Broderick of California B.	Alexander Hamilton C.	Abraham Lincoln D.	Andrew Johnson
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Senator David Broderick of California was the only active Senator to die in a duel
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8.	The first country to give full voting rights to women was A.	Australia. B.	New Zealand. C.	Canada. D.	Ireland.
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The first country to give full voting rights to women was: New Zealand.
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3.	What is the name for the voluntary associations of workers seeking labor reforms? A.	utilitarianism B.	collective bargaining C.	strikes D.	unions
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Unions is the name for the voluntary associations of workers seeking labor reforms.
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16.	Group of people who traveled into Africa to promote Christianity were called A.	Boers. B.	missionaries. C.	imperialists. D.	heretics.
Weegy: Group of people who traveled into Africa to promote Christianity were called B. missionaries . (More)
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19.	The policy of assimilation in Africa was adapted and then largely abandoned by A.	Ethiopia. B.	Britain. C.	France. D.	the United States.
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The policy of assimilation in Africa was adapted and then largely abandoned by: FRANCE.
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Speak from the Hip » Blog Archive » Introduction to American Tribal Style® Belly Dance – workshop coming up!
Introduction to American Tribal Style® Belly Dance – workshop coming up!
I'm teaching a workshop in the lovely Phoenix Yoga Studio in Mullingar on 30th May from 2pm – 4pm.
In the first half of the workshop participants will learn a little of the history of this beautiful art form and will be trained on basic technique incorporating gentle stretching, posture and a series of slow and fast moves with drills and combinations.
In the second half, participants will learn about the concept of Improvisational Choreography and the art of dancing within a group using cues and formations to create a unique and beautiful dance!
The workshop costs €40, payable on the day. If you need any more information please contact me!
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The Allied campaign to drive Germany and Italy from North Africa is analysed, with the major portion of the film examining the battles at El Alamein, including a re-enactment.
Filmmaker John Huston narrates this Oscar-nominated World War II-era film about life among the U.S. soldiers protecting Alaska's Aleutian Islands.
The story of your victory...told by the guys who won it!
Obviously, "The True Glory" is propaganda in favor of World War II. Walking away from it, one gets the feeling that this was a war that had to get fought (and when you think about it, it WAS the last war declared by congress - as opposed to the president unilaterally launching it - and we paid for it with high taxes). None other than Dwight Eisenhower* introduces it and reminds the viewer that this is firsthand footage of the war. We get narration from all sorts of people: multiple nationalities, and even multiple races.
But something else caught my eye. Towards the end, we get footage of US troops meeting Soviet troops, and both sides hit it off. Any scholar of WWII knows that the USSR was our ally in that war. Well, a mere two years later, the United States and Soviet Union became enemies. A person seeing this documentary just a few years after its release would've gotten left befuddled at the sight of Ivan and GI Joe happily shaking hands, now that the US considered the USSR the world's #1 threat. But as George Orwell depicted in "Nineteen Eighty-Four", alliances shift depending on which war it is, and memories of previous alliances get erased.
Well, one has to understand that the documentary got released right after the war ended. The footage of Roosevelt, Churchill and Stalin holding their conference looked heroic (most people didn't know that Truman had ditched FDR's plans for a future without war). It's understandable that the documentary won Best Documentary Feature at the Academy Awards in 1946. While the propaganda factor may seem over-the-top, I still recommend the documentary as a look at the mindset in late 1945. To think that there was that brief period when it looked as though there would never be another war, and now a nuclear holocaust looks like a real possibility.
Anyway, you should see it (but also watch "The Atomic Cafe").
*It's probably worth noting that as president, Ike taxed the rich at 90% to pay off the war debt and build the Interstate system, defended Social Security, and worked to ease tensions with the Soviet Union. He could never get elected as a conservative nowadays.