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Macy's Presents Fashion's Front Row Kicks Off New York Fashion Week™ With the Season's Hottest Fashion and Music Show Featuring Must-Have Looks and Performances by Ariana Grande and Flo Rida
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Live from The Theater at Madison Square Garden® on Wednesday, Sept. 7, the high-fashion runway will feature fall collections including the world-exclusive debut of Betsey Johnson's designs inspired by DreamWorks Animation's TROLLS, as well as presentations of collections from Calvin Klein, I.N.C. International Concepts, Rachel Rachel Roy, Tallia, Tommy Hilfiger and William Rast
An American Express® card ticket pre-sale begins on Monday, Aug. 1; the event is set to benefit the Council of Fashion Designers of America Foundation, Inc. and Ronald McDonald House® New York with 100 percent of the purchase price of all tickets sold, minus Ticketmaster and facility fees
NEW YORK–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Macy's is once again set to open the exclusive doors to New York Fashion Week for fans everywhere as Macy's Presents Fashion's Front Row makes the high-fashion runway accessible to all. On Wednesday, Sep. 7 at 7:30 p.m., live from the capital of American fashion, Macy's Presents Fashion's Front Row will kick off the fashion frenzy live from The Theater at Madison Square Garden in a runway spectacle mixing music, fashion and compassion. Featuring the fall season's hottest looks, Fashion's Front Row will highlight special presentations of collections by the nation's best design talent and special performances from superstars Ariana Grande and Flo Rida, at an extraordinary benefit that brings the runway closer to fans.
"Macy's Presents Fashion's Front Row will once again ignite the catwalk, giving fans the opportunity to experience Fashion Week like never before. With a high-fashion runway presentation of the fall season's most coveted designs and marvelous music and dance performances, the elusive front row will be open for all to enjoy," said Joseph Feczko, executive producer of Macy's Presents Fashion's Front Row.
Hitting the runway will be sensational presentations of designs from Calvin Klein, I.N.C. International Concepts, Rachel Rachel Roy,Tallia, Tommy Hilfiger, William Rast and the world-exclusive debut of Betsey Johnson's collection inspired by DreamWorks Animation's upcoming feature film, TROLLS, which opens in U.S. theaters on Nov. 4. The runway will also feature an exuberant presentation of Macy's TROLLS children's designs. Before the models hit the catwalk, their high-fashion beauty looks will be crafted and applied by the incredible artists of Lancôme, featuring the fall season's must-have cosmetic palettes. Samsung, the global innovation leader in consumer electronics and mobile technology, is the event's signature technology partner and will also showcase its fashionable line of smartwatches on the runway in a special presentation.
The glamorous spectacle would not be complete without amazing performances from the hottest acts in music. Set to ignite the stage with her smash hits, international pop sensation Ariana Grande will perform a selection of her chart topping songs. A multi-platinum superstar, Grande's music has ruled the charts, airwaves and dance floors in countries all over the world. Her latest album, Dangerous Woman featuring the hit singles, "Dangerous Woman" and "Into You," was released in late May to critical and commercial acclaim. Keeping the party at full blast, Flo Rida will also hit the stage pumping up the volume and the energy as he unleashes his monster hits on the audience. In just a few years, the Florida-born rapper has amassed an impressive slate of Top 10 hits, selling a remarkable 60 million singles worldwide; his most recent single, "My House," is his latest No.1 smash.
Macy's Presents Fashion's Front Row, the fall season's hottest fashion and music event returns to the Theater at Madison Square Garden with performances by Ariana Grande and Flo Rida, Wednesday, Sep. 7. American Express ticket pre-sale begins on Monday, Aug. 1. (Photo: Business Wire)
Macy's Presents Fashion's Front Row continues the company's legacy of charitable giving. Macy's is set to support the Council of Fashion Designers of America Foundation, Inc. and Ronald McDonald House New York, by contributing 100 percent of the purchase price, minus Ticketmaster and facility fees, of all tickets sold for the Sep. 7 live show at The Theater at Madison Square Garden.
Tickets to Macy's Presents Fashion's Front Row, priced at $55 and $80, will go on sale first via an exclusive American Express card pre-sale beginning on Monday, Aug. 1 and will be available at TICKETMASTER (ticketmaster.com or 866-858-0008) or in person at the Madison Square Garden Box Office. Ticketmaster orders are subject to service fees. All tickets include a $5 facility fee. Tickets for people with disabilities may be purchased through Ticketmaster, at the MSG Box Office or by calling MSG's Disabled Services Department at (212) 465-6034.
Helping to kick-off New York Fashion Week in style, the experience does not end at the runway as fans across the country will have the opportunity to experience the front row magic via sensational in-store events and at home through a star-studded television special. Details of the in-store events and national broadcast will be announced soon.
For more information about Macy's Presents Fashion's Front Row, please visit macys.com/FrontRow, beginning on July 26.
About Macy's
Macy's, the largest retail brand of Macy's, Inc. (NYSE:M), delivers fashion and affordable luxury to customers at approximately 734 locations in 45 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and Guam, as well as to customers in the U.S. and more than 100 international destinations through its leading online store at macys.com. Via its stores, e-commerce site, mobile and social platforms, Macy's offers distinctive assortments including the most desired family of exclusive and fashion brands for him, her and home. Macy's is known for such epic events as Macy's 4th of July Fireworks® and the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade®, as well as spectacular fashion shows, culinary events, flower shows and celebrity appearances. Macy's flagship stores — including Herald Square in New York City, Union Square in San Francisco, State Street in Chicago, and Dadeland in Miami and South Coast Plaza in southern California — are known internationally and are leading destinations for visitors. Building on a more than 150-year tradition, and with the collective support of customers and employees, Macy's helps strengthen communities by supporting local and national charities giving more than $69 million each year to help make a difference in the lives of our customers.
For Macy's media materials, including images and contacts, please visit our online pressroom at macys.com/pressroom.
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Algernon Bertram Freeman-Mitford, 1st Baron Redesdale, GCVO, KCB, DL (24 February 1837 – 17 August 1916) was a British diplomat, collector and writer. Nicknamed "Barty", he was the paternal grandfather of the Mitford sisters.
Freeman-Mitford was the son of Henry Reveley Mitford (1804–1883) of Exbury House, Exbury, Hampshire and the great-grandson of the historian William Mitford, and was educated at Eton and Christ Church, Oxford. While his paternal ancestors were landed gentry, whose holdings had once included Mitford Castle in Northumberland, his mother (Georgiana) Jemima was a daughter of the courtier the 3rd Earl of Ashburnham, with a noble ancestry through the earls of Beverley. His parents separated in 1840 when Redesdale was just three years old, and his mother remarried a Mr. Molyneaux.
Like his cousin Swinburne, he was named Algernon after his great-grandfather Algernon Percy, 1st Earl of Beverley.
Entering the Foreign Office in 1858, Mitford was appointed Third Secretary of the British Embassy in St Petersburg. After service in the Diplomatic Corps in Shanghai, he went to Japan as second secretary to the British Legation at the time of the migration of the Japanese Seat of Power from Kyoto to Edo (modern-day Tokyo), known as the "Meiji Restoration". Mitford`s memoirs recount the troubled time of the foreign settlements at Kobe over the fortnight following American Rear-Admiral Henry Bell`s death, and the death of British consul Francis Gerard Mijburgh. Rededale served as secretary under Myburgh`s replacement, John Frederik Lowder. There he met Ernest Satow and wrote Tales of Old Japan (1871), a book credited with making such Japanese Classics as "The Forty-seven Ronin" first known to a wide Western public. He resigned from the diplomatic service in 1873.
Following the 1902 Anglo-Japanese Alliance, in 1906 he accompanied Prince Arthur on a visit to Japan to present the Emperor Meiji with the Order of the Garter. He was asked by courtiers there about Japanese ceremonies that had disappeared since 1868. He is one of the people credited with introducing Japanese knotweed to England.
From 1874 to 1886, Mitford acted as secretary to HM Office of Works, involved in the lengthy restoration of the Tower of London and in landscaping parts of Hyde Park such as "The Dell". From 1887, he was a member of the Royal Commission on Civil Services. He also sat as Member of Parliament for Stratford-on-Avon between 1892 and 1895.
According to W. S. Gilbert, Mitford served as a consultant on Japanese culture to Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan during the development of their 1885 Savoy Opera The Mikado. A traditional Japanese song hummed by Mitford to Gilbert and Sullivan during a rehearsal was used in the opera for the march accompanying the Mikado's entrance.
In 1886, Mitford inherited the substantial country estates of his first cousin twice removed, John Freeman-Mitford, 1st Earl of Redesdale. In accordance with the will he assumed by Royal licence the additional surname of Freeman. Appointed a Deputy Lieutenant for Gloucestershire, he became a magistrate and took up farming and horse breeding. He was a member of the Royal Yacht Squadron from 1889 to 1914. Redesdale was President of the Royal Photographic Society between 1910–1912.
He substantially rebuilt Batsford House beside Batsford in Gloucestershire in the Victorian Gothic manorial style, but at such a cost that it had to be sold within a few years of his death. It was bought by Lord Dulverton and is still owned by his descendants.
In the 1902 Coronation Honours list it was announced that he would receive a barony, and the Redesdale title was revived when he was raised to the peerage as Baron Redesdale, of Redesdale in the County of Northumberland, on 15 July 1902. He took the oath and his seat in the House of Lords a week later, on 24 July.
During his time in Japan, he was said to have fathered two children with a geisha. Later, he was considered to be one of the possible fathers of Clementine Hozier (1885–1977), in the course of an affair with his wife's sister Blanche. Clementine married Winston Churchill in 1908.
In his closing years, Lord Redesdale edited and wrote extensive and effusive introductions for two of Houston Stewart Chamberlain's books, Foundations of the Nineteenth Century and Immanuel Kant: A Study and Comparison with Goethe, Leonardo da Vinci, Bruno, Plato, and Descartes, both two volumes each, translated into English by John Lees, M.A., D.Litt., and published by John Lane at the Bodley Head, London, in 1910 and 1914 respectively.
Hon. Iris Freeman-Mitford (1878–1966), who was married.
Lord Redesdale also wrote an extensive Introduction  to Foundations of the Nineteenth Century, and translated, with another Introduction for Immanuel Kant, both by Houston Stewart Chamberlain.
The standard author abbreviation Mitford is used to indicate this person as the author when citing a botanical name.
^ Gilbert, W. S. (2 May 1907). "The Mikado: Mr. Gilbert Explains a Famous Air". Morning Leader. p. 5. Retrieved 23 May 2013.
^ "No. 27455". The London Gazette. 18 July 1902. p. 4587.
^ "Parliament - House of Lords". The Times (36829). London. 25 July 1902. p. 4.
Chisholm, Hugh, ed. (1911). "Redesdale, John Freeman-Mitford, Baron s.v. Algernon Bertram Freeman-Mitford" . Encyclopædia Britannica. 22 (11th ed.). Cambridge University Press. p. 968.


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State Comptroller, Judy Baar Topinka, recognized women veterans at the Illinois State Fair. Here is a group photo with the Womens Overseas Service League.
10/3/12. Womens Overseas Service League met with Erica Borgren, Illinois Director of Veterans Affairs with chapter president, Grace Miller and Rose Connolly.
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Effect of chromatic aberration on contrast sensitivity in pseudophakic eyes
K. Negishi, K. Ohnuma, N. Hirayama, T. Noda
Objective: To evaluate the effect of chromatic aberrations in pseudophakic eyes with various types of intraocular lenses (IOLs). Patients and Methods: The study included 51 eyes of 33 patients who underwent cataract surgery. The eyes were divided into 3 groups according to the material from which their IOL was made: group 1, polymethyl methacrylate; group 2, silicone; and group 3, an acrylate/methacrylate copolymer. Ten normal phakic control eyes (group 4) underwent the same examination. Best-corrected distance visual acuity and contrast sensitivity were measured under white light and monochromatic light with wavelengths of 470 nm, 549 nm, and 630 nm, with the best correction under white light. Results: There were no significant differences in best-corrected visual acuity and contrast sensitivity under the 549-nm monochromatic light in any group. However, under both white multichromatic light and 470- and 630-nm monochromatic light, the mean contrast sensitivity in group 3 tended to be lower, sometimes significantly, than in the other IOL groups. Conclusions: Our results showed that longitudinal chromatic aberrations of some IOLs may degrade the quality of the retinal image. Attention must be paid to the detailed optical performance of IOL materials to achieve good visual function.
https://doi.org/10.1001/archopht.119.8.1154
10.1001/archopht.119.8.1154
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Contrast Sensitivity Medicine & Life Sciences 100%
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Negishi, K., Ohnuma, K., Hirayama, N., & Noda, T. (2001). Effect of chromatic aberration on contrast sensitivity in pseudophakic eyes. Archives of Ophthalmology, 119(8), 1154-1158. https://doi.org/10.1001/archopht.119.8.1154
Effect of chromatic aberration on contrast sensitivity in pseudophakic eyes. / Negishi, K.; Ohnuma, K.; Hirayama, N.; Noda, T.
In: Archives of Ophthalmology, Vol. 119, No. 8, 2001, p. 1154-1158.
Negishi, K, Ohnuma, K, Hirayama, N & Noda, T 2001, 'Effect of chromatic aberration on contrast sensitivity in pseudophakic eyes', Archives of Ophthalmology, vol. 119, no. 8, pp. 1154-1158. https://doi.org/10.1001/archopht.119.8.1154
Negishi K, Ohnuma K, Hirayama N, Noda T. Effect of chromatic aberration on contrast sensitivity in pseudophakic eyes. Archives of Ophthalmology. 2001;119(8):1154-1158. https://doi.org/10.1001/archopht.119.8.1154
Negishi, K. ; Ohnuma, K. ; Hirayama, N. ; Noda, T. / Effect of chromatic aberration on contrast sensitivity in pseudophakic eyes. In: Archives of Ophthalmology. 2001 ; Vol. 119, No. 8. pp. 1154-1158.
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Alright guys, our new project is about to be announced in public.
We've been busting our balls to get this ready, two years of hard work, still going strong. I _think_ we have something really cool here, a new setting, new gameplay mechanics, and a lot of trollishness as usual. It is in many ways a survival game, so not everyone may be into that, but a strong focus is obviously melee combat, clan warfare, economy and other things we learned from cRPG/strategus.
We're now publishing ourselves, which is so much better than the situation was with OKAM. We get to make all decisions with trailers, release dates, direction, and things are going quite differently.
We hope that some of you will like it, we've been trying to avoid mistakes of our past, get better, and do something cool. If you want to hate that's cool as well, but know that it will make me cry myself to sleep at night.
uhh yea can i get fries with that please?
Alright guys, our new project is about to be announced in public. I'll post the trailer here in a bit.
The one thing I hope is that this one succeeds for you guys, I know you busted your balls for OKAM and although plenty of mistakes were made along the way I hope this next project doesn't have the same outcome. As to whether I would buy... I think this time I'm going to wait and see before investing... Some sort a trial version may be worthwhile doing so that the guys can try it out before they buy first though I imagine that may not be a priority for a multitude of reasons.
We'll most likely have a larger closed beta, if you ask pogo nicely he may be able to bump you up on the priority list.
Looking forward to hearing and seeing more. Looks really nice already.
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Q: Django Rest Framework custom user model PUT Request I'm having trouble while sending PUT request for my custom user model
On sending PUT request to /api/provider/1/, where 1 is pk, with put data phone_number = 1234567890 I get {"email": ["This field is required."] }
If I send email and phone_number, I get {"email": ["Provider with this email already exists."]}
Model
class ProviderManager(BaseUserManager):

    def _create_user(self, email, password, is_staff, is_superuser, **extra_fields):
        '''Creates and saves a User with the given email and password'''
        now = timezone.now()

        if not email:
            raise ValueError('Email can\'t be empty')
        email = self.normalize_email(email)
        user = self.model(email=email, is_active=True, is_superuser=is_superuser,
                          is_staff=is_staff, last_login=now, date_joined=now,
                          **extra_fields)
        user.set_password(password)
        user.save(using=self._db)
        return user

    def create_user(self, email, password, phone_number, **extra_fields):
        extra_fields['phone_number'] = phone_number
        return self._create_user(email, password, False, False, **extra_fields)

    def create_user(self, email, password, phone_number, **extra_fields):
        extra_fields['phone_number'] = phone_number
        return self._create_user(email, password, True, True, **extra_fields)

class Provider(AbstractBaseUser):

    name = models.CharField(max_length=256, default='')
    email = models.EmailField(max_length=256, unique=True, db_index=True)
    phone_number = models.CharField(max_length=32, unique=True)
    language = models.CharField(max_length=8, default='')
    currency = models.CharField(max_length=8, default='')

    USERNAME_FIELD = 'email'
    REQUIRED_FIELDS = ['phone_number',]

    objects = ProviderManager()

    class Meta:
        verbose_name = 'user'
        verbose_name_plural = 'users'

    def __unicode__(self):
        return self.email

    def get_full_name(self):
        return self.name

    def get_short_name(self):
        return self.name

    def email_user(self, subject, message, from_email=None, **kwargs):
        send_mail(subject, message, from_email, [self.email])

Serializer
class ProviderSerializer(serializers.ModelSerializer):

    class Meta:
        model = get_user_model()
        fields = ('id', 'name', 'email', 'phone_number', 'language', 'currency',)

View
@api_view(['GET', 'PUT', 'DELETE'])
def provider_detail(request, provider_id):
    '''Read, update or delete a provider'''
    try:
        provider = User.objects.get(pk=provider_id)
    except User.DoesNotExist:
        return Response(status=HTTP_404_NOT_FOUND)

    print('GOT PROVIDER ' + provider.email)

    if request.method == 'GET':
        serializer = ProviderSerializer(provider)
        return Response(serializer.data)

    elif request.method == 'PUT':
        serializer = ProviderSerializer(provider, data=request.data)
        if serializer.is_valid():
            serializer.save()
            return Response(serializer.data)
        else:
            return Response(serializer.errors, status=status.HTTP_400_BAD_REQUEST)

    elif request.method == 'DELETE':
        provider.delete()
        return Response(status=status.HTTP_204_NO_CONTENT)

A: When doing a PUT you need to submit all the fields for the model only a PATCH would allow you to update by passing one field

A: There is partial parameter which you can pass to serializer, to indicate, that it is a partial update.
From the doc:
http://www.django-rest-framework.org/api-guide/serializers/#partial-updates

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Hiking trails across Canada can now be experienced online
By Chloe Ristow
Doing research for your next excursion just got a little easier.
The Nature Conservancy of Canada has teamed up with Google to map a series of hiking trails across Canada. With the use of the Google Trekker, a 360-degree camera mounted to a backpack, 18 trails have been recorded and uploaded to their site.
"They were chosen based on accessibility for the public and also the presence of the trail," Megan Lafferty, conservation biologist with the Nature Conservancy, told CBC.
This project has been in progress for the past two years, and is intended to inspire people to get outdoors and on the trails. In displaying the trail, first-time visitors can prepare themselves and get excited about their trip.
"We hope these images will excite people in Canada and around the world to explore some of our most stunning and diverse landscapes, coast to coast," said John Lounds, president and chief executive officer of the NCC.
With national parks already reporting a huge influx of visitors, you'll probably have these trails all to yourself!
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Amy Schmer is the Principal at Preston Middle School. Amy has been named the Fort Collins Rotary Teacher of the month. Amy has presented at the local and state level on infusing STEM / STEAM into the curriculum. Amy is the Lego Robotics Coordinator for Preston Middle School with nine out of nine teams making the state level competition and with one team winning the national research award in 2012. Amy's classroom is a district lab site for teachers to observe PEBC (Public Education Business Coalition) thinking strategies. Amy also teaches at Colorado State University.
Michelle Bigler is an adjunct instructor with Colorado State University. She has extensive K-12 public education experience with emphasis on Mathematics Instruction, Educational Technologies, Instructional Practices, Professional Development and Educational Leadership.
Bob Richburg, Emeritus Professor, School of Education Colorado State University.
Bob is a longtime educator, author of books and articles on brain based teaching methodologies and strategies to develop student potential, numerous teaching awards including University Distinguished Teaching Scholar. He lives in Ft. Collins with Fran, his best friend and wife of 51 years, and his terrier Daisy.
Tracey Winey is the Media Specialist and STEM Integration Specialist at Preston Middle School. She is adjunct faculty at Colorado State University. Tracey has been recognized as an Allen Distinguished Educator, Tackle STEM Coach of the Month, the Fort Collins Teacher of the month, a SMART Exemplary Educator, and a Google Certified Teacher. She has presented at the local, state, national, and international level on diverse topics such as STEM, Literacy, Computer Science, and Philanthropy. Tracey has been published by SMART, EdCompass and Middle Ground.
John Howe is the a graduate student at Colorado State University researching equity in STEM education and adjunct faculty there. He is the Director of The STEM Summer Institute. John has been an instrumental resource for many schools in building and sustaining a Lego Robotics Program. John was recognized by the Fort Collins Rotary Club as a Paul Harris Fellow for his dedication and commitment to furthering STEM education and was the Colorado Aerospace Education Teacher of the Year for Civil Air Patrol and received the Federal Aviation Administration CO-WY Award. John has presented at the local, state, and national level on STEM education. His work has been published by Middle Ground featuring STEM education.
Dr. Andrea Weinberg, Assistant Professor at Colorado State University's Center for Educator Preparation, is a former elementary and secondary special education teacher. Andrea's research focuses on teacher preparation, early career mentoring for teachers, and interdisciplinary STEM teaching and learning. She is the PI for the CSU's NSF-supported Noyce Scholarship Program (Phase I), and recipient of an award presented under the auspices of the DIMACS Special Program: Mathematics of Planet Earth 2013+ at Rutgers University. Both of these projects provide support for the SES.


Dr. Cynthia Voelker earned her medical degree from LSU School of Medicine in New Orleans, LA. She completed her pediatric residency and neonatology fellowship at LSU. Dr.Voelker is board certified by the American Board of Pediatrics.


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Snap Judgments – 2019 Florida @ USC Edition
buck Uncategorized October 20, 2019 October 20, 2019 5 Minutes
"Excuse me sir, could I interest you in an eye exam?"
Photo: theathletic.com
Some quick, barely researched, not fully-formed thoughts from South Carolina's 38-27 loss to Florida.
Jobbed. First of all, let me state for the record, I hate people who perpetually blame referees, officials and umpires for the failures of their teams. It is indeed a loser's mentality, and discounts the hard work, game planning and overall play of the opponent. Sometimes to win a game you have to overcome a bad call here or there to win, and typically there are many opportunities to do just that during the course of the game. I do my best to not blame officiating for the outcome of a contest.
(clears throat)
Yesterday against Florida was as close as I've seen since The Push Off to a game being decided by officials. Sure, we had plenty of opportunities to put points on the board or stop Florida from putting points on the board throughout the game. But if the referees had just been competent – that's all we needed, competence – the Gamecocks' chances of winning would have increased greatly.
There were calls that were questionable, but there were two calls that were absolute no doubters that gifted the Gators 14 points. Here's a recap of a few:
Early in the third quarter the Gamecocks had taken a 17-10 lead after a Gator turnover and short touchdown drive. All the momentum was on the side of USC until Florida's Dameon Pierce took a handoff 75 yards to paydirt on the first play of the ensuing drive. Except the play never should have happened. Florida right tackle Jean Delance came out of his stance before the snap, so the play should have immediately been blown dead. A false start or flinch by an offensive lineman is almost ALWAYS called because there is a dedicated official who looks for it. I saw it when the play started and couldn't believe the play wasn't whistled dead. On the Should've Called a Penalty scale (one to five flags) this one gets five flags.
The second part of that play – which seemed to upset a lot of you more than the false start no-call – is Florida wide receiver Tyrie Cleveland had a hold of Israel Mukuamu's jersey for about 40 yards as he gave chase to Pierce. It was holding, plain and simple, but a very poor argument was made that almost pulling the jersey over Mukuamu's head didn't mean Cleveland necessarily gained an advantage. Conservatively I'll give this four flags on the Should've Called a Penalty Scale.
With about 10 minutes to go in the game, Florida faced a 4th and 3 at the Gamecock 34 yard line. At the snap, Javon Kinlaw broke through the line and put pressure on Florida QB Kyle Trask. Kinlaw was basically tackled by a Florida lineman but no flag was thrown. Trask completed a pass for a first down, and the Gators took the lead for good on a TD pass on the next play. I've seen more obvious holds not get called, but I've also seen a lot less than that get called. That play gets three flags on the Should've Called a Penalty Scale.
Finally, with Florida leading 24-20 and South Carolina needing to hold them to a field goal to stay in the game, the Gators committed one of the most egregious pick plays you could ever imagine to free up Kyle Pitts for an easy touchdown. Analyst Greg McElroy called it immediately, which tells you how obvious it was. Instead of first and goal from the 15, the Gators for all intents and purposes put the game away.
Whining, sour grapes, poor sportsmanship, whatever you want to call it, we got jobbed yesterday. It's a shame the Gamecocks didn't get a chance to win the game based on how they actually played the game.
The Professor. We were hard on Will Muschamp earlier this year, going as far as saying it was never going to work with him at South Carolina. What has happened the last two weeks has once again given us a glimmer of hope. We didn't get to write a Snap Judgments after the Georgia game, but that's one of those "where were you" games that we'll be talking about for years to come. It's a shame we couldn't follow that up with another top 10 upset yesterday, but we competed our rear ends off. Maybe this young team is figuring it out.
What we don't need at this point are steps backwards. We need wins over Tennessee and Vanderbilt. We need a good showing and possibly a win at Texas A&M. We need to beat Appalachian State. And finally, we need to show Clemson we can compete.
We need continued progress. We need to build on that hope.
D Up, O Down. While the defense has started to play like the Will Muschamp defense we expected when he came here, the offense continues to struggle. Granted, Florida is an outstanding defensive team, and that had a lot to do with our pedestrian performance yesterday. But our play calling consistently leaves me scratching my head. The run game is the best it's been in the Muschamp era, but our inability to pass protect and get receivers open is a concern.
H bomb. Ryan Hilinski continues to be a freshman. In other words, maddeningly inconsistent. I know…wait, let me rephrase that… I THINK he's been injured on and off this season even though the coaches continue to tell me he's fine.
He was stellar against Charleston Southern, outstanding against Alabama, bad against Missouri (hurt elbow?), ok against Kentucky, good against Georgia (for a half), and pretty bad against Florida (hurt knee?).
We had a chance to win the game yesterday on the strength of Hilinski's arm. He missed at least four open deep balls in the first half that would've given the Gamecocks a cushion. Muschamp event mentioned those at the half, saying the Gators were daring him to go up top by crowding the line of scrimmage, and that Hilinski needed to hit those.
You know what they say the best thing about freshmen is? They become sophomores. Let's hope Ryan becomes a sophomore, at least mentally, as soon as possible.
Fast Lane. Thank God for Tavien Feaster. Man, I'm happy for that kid and what he's doing on the field for us this season. After Rico Dowdle went down with and injury, all Feaster did was rush 25 times for 175 yards and a touchdown. I never cared that he was a Tiger, I'm just glad he's a Gamecocks.
On the flip side, I feel horrible for Rico Dowdle. The poor guy just can't stay healthy. Here's hoping he recovers quickly and can be back soon.
What's next. Please do not sleep on Tennessee. Yes, they are a train wreck, but they've been a train wreck before and managed to ruin our season. They will not be a pushover, and I expect to be stressed for sixty minutes.
Go Cocks.
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Ransomware Doesn't Just Target Noobs: The Enterprise Implications of Cyber-Hijacking
By Kurt Marko | March 18, 2016
This column initially appeared on Diginomica as Digital Hijackers: The Rising Threat of Ransomware to Business
Imagine you are the CEO of a hospital and come in one day to find staff in a panic because they can't use critical systems like CT scanners, lab test and emergency room equipment or access pharmacy records. That's precisely the nightmare scenario that faced executives at Hollywood (California) Presbyterian Medical Center last month as most of the hospital's backend computer systems, including email, was shut down for more than a week. The cause wasn't a software bug or admin error, but a targeted attack that hijacked and encrypted data and executables until the hospital paid a ransom. Hospital operations ground to a crawl as staff went back to paper records, fax transmissions and phone calls. Despite assistance from the FBI and LAPD, executives didn't see a viable, timely solution other than paying up to the tune of 40 Bitcoins ($17,000) to unlock their machines. Sadly, the reputational damage and operational costs were undoubtedly far higher.
The hospital's predicament is becoming more common as ransomware moves from the criminal fringes to become a potentially disruptive scourge on business operations. According to a new report (PDF) by the Institute for Critical Infrastructure Technology, a Washington cyber security think tank, ransomware will become more common as previously dormant infiltrations are activated and weaponized. As the ICIT authors put it, "'To Pay or Not to Pay,' will be the question fueling heated debate in boardrooms across the Nation and abroad."
Ransomware is a cyber version of kidnapping, with the same motives: money. It works like a virus that secretly encrypts files. Victims don't get the key until paying the ransom. It's as if instead of a thief stealing your car, they took the car keys and put them in a safe left in your garage. You don't get the combination to the safe, and use of your car unless you pay up.
Like all malware, ransomware exploits have become more sophisticated, borrowing APT (advanced persistent threat) techniques such as the ability to subvert signature-based security checks or scans typically designed to detect unusual system activity and data exfiltration. According to the ICIT report,
As of 2016, ransomware is mutating again to be more vicious and less predictable than in the past. This transition may be the result of adoption by more knowledgeable and ruthless adversaries, such as Advanced Persistent Threat groups."
As the attacks have gotten more advanced and correspondingly expensive to develop, they have also become more costly, with an average ransom of about $300 per infected host. What is an extortionate annoyance to someone trying to get their family photo library back can be a significant business expense, both in the ransom itself and the indirect costs of operational disruption and cleanup, when faced with a data center full of affected systems.
Although ransomware usually targets Windows machines, the ICIT report warns that,
Unlike traditional malware actors, ransomware criminals can achieve some profit from targeting any system: mobile devices, personal computers, industrial control systems, refrigerators, portable hard drives, etc. The majority of these devices are not secured in the slightest against a ransomware threat."
Indeed, we recently saw the first report of Mac-based ransomware.
Ransomware's growing sophistication takes several forms:
Malware that targets zero-day, undisclosed and unpatched vulnerabilities.
Distribution and ransom demands that incorporate social engineering, prior surveillance and self-propagation to spread throughout a network.
Strong, asymmetric, in-memory encryption that is both impossible to break (see the Apple-FBI case for example) and leaves no trace of unique session keys on the device.
The use of multiple anonymizing technologies such as Tor, proxy servers and crypto-currencies (for payment) like Bitcoins, Litecoins (LTC) and Dogecoins (DOGE) to hide and thwart tracking the attacker's identity.
The vast majority of victims follow traditional law enforcement advice not to pay ransom, although the FBI has now reversed course for the most advanced attacks, saying you really have no recourse. Estimates are that only 1-3% of victims pay, however due to the ease of targeting millions of systems, even with low rates of successful infiltration and payment, ransomware is profitable. According to FBI figures cited in the ICIT report, one exploit netted over $18 million between 2014-2015. But as the hospital incident highlights, these numbers will surely increase as more businesses are hit with viral ransomware that can grind their entire operations to a halt. Indeed, the hospital's experience is hardly unique. Many law enforcement agencies themselves have been the victims of ransomware, in which they often ignore their own advice and pay.
With ransomware adopting the stealth distribution techniques pioneered by APTs and botnets it becomes a greater threat to large enterprises, even those with detailed backup and DR processes. The ICIT report details the implications,
Modern crypto ransomware maps networks, enumerates drives, and spreads onto as many systems as it can before it activates. As a result, numerous systems, including the backup and redundancy systems, may be infected. Not even a large organization can ignore half their systems going offline. The organization will have to react through remediation, surrender, or allowing the loss of the data. Many organizations cannot survive the loss of essential data for an extended period. Without adequate backups, business continuity may be impossible and customers or end users may be affected."
My Take: Vigilance, but not Panic
Ransomware is just the latest in a long line of disruptive and potentially expensive cyber threats, but it's most alarming for the brazen and direct way it monetizes an attack. Still, as it becomes harder and less efficient to cash in on stolen identities or information espionage, expect to see more cyber crime take on a ransom element. For example, the Target credit card breach cost the company and affected banks hundreds of millions of dollars in mitigation costs, while the perpetrators netted an estimated $54 million by selling the information on the black market. Imagine that instead of skimming card numbers, the thieves had crypto-locked Target's entire PoS and transaction processing infrastructure just days before Black Friday. Might the company be willing to part with $50 or even $100 million to quickly restore operations rather than risk millions of lost transactions and angry (perhaps former) customers over that busy shopping weekend?
The ominous potential of ransomware serves as a reminder that organizations must heighten their cyber security strategy and preparedness. While having advanced network, system and data security technologies with layered defenses are important, it's not enough, nor even the most important element. Indeed, ransomware, like many exploits primarily relies on human weakness and naïveté to gain a toehold. Thus, regular training in basic security hygiene and cyber threat awareness is more valuable and cost-effective than buying expensive new security equipment and software. As the ICIT report puts it (emphasis added),
"The vast majority of breaches and cyber security incidents are directly correlated to the innocuous or malicious actions of personnel. Malicious emails are the favored attack vector of ransomware and other malware alike. Employees should be trained to recognize a malicious link or attachment. There is no justifiable reason that most organizations cannot reduce their personnel's malicious link click rate below 15 percent. A single employee is all it takes for the entire network to be compromised."
Of course, organizations with thorough and frequently validated backup and recovery plans have an advantage in that they can try to restore data from archives rather than submit to ransom.
One key to limiting the spread of ransomware is the use of virtualized security functions (NFV) and micro segmentation of virtual data center networks. By placing security controls on the host and strictly limiting communications between hosts and applications through explicit security policies, NFV should contain or, at least slow the spread of all types of malware.
On the client, the use of application sandboxing techniques such as Bromium's microvisor can nip ransomware at the source by preventing access to the local file system, applications and the OS network stack.
Despite the myriad available security technologies that can reduce the risk of ransomware and other cyber exploits, we agree with ICIT that,
Ultimately, personnel are the strongest and the weakest link in organizational security. If they make a mistake, then the organization has made a mistake. If they fail, the organization has failed."
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Who cares about Roses? With a reputation for being fussy and needy in the garden, I sure didn't. The tough, hardy ones that take care of themselves (you know, the weeds) are more my style.
But you almost can't pick up an herbal medicine book and certainly won't find an herbal cosmetic book that doesn't include Rose, so a few years back I made a token planting of 1 sprout each of 3 old-fashioned varieties: Apothecary's Rose (Rosa gallica 'Officinalis'), Rosa Mundi (Rosa gallica 'Versicolor'), and Rugosa Rose (Rosa rugosa 'Alba').
These sweet shrubs turned out to be anything but fussy! Almost a little too robust, the Gallicas throw seed and are having a go at becoming a hedge while the Rugosa sends out runners in every direction! I didn't pay much attention to them, though, until last Summer.
It was the bees I noticed first. There are so many bees working these flowers it's actually noisy! Then, the aroma caught me. All throughout the garden I could smell those Roses. Suddenly, I was in love.
I'd only dabbled with Rose in salves and perfumes, so I gathered as many petals as I could in anticipation of Winter experiments: Oils and balms, tinctures and elixirs. Infused into aloe vera, witch hazel, apple cider vinegar. Whatever I could think of!
Today my herbal pantry shelves are brimming with rosy goodness and I can't figure out how I ever lived without it. "Queen of the Garden" as nickname makes sense to me now.
Though I did intend to clip them back this Spring, I've decided instead to let the Roses run wild. Wonder who will be happier with the overflow this Summer, me or the bees….


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One person died in a crane accident on East 44th Street on Apr. 24, 2015. (Credit: @andyjayhawk)
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) – One person is dead after a boom-crane accident in Midtown Friday, fire officials say.
A stopwork order has been issued for 219 E. 44th St. after a truck operator unloading a flatbed was crushed before noon, 1010 WINS' Al Jones reported.
"The victim was caught between the knuckle boom and the flatbed itself, we were able to mechanically raise the boom with our jacks and take him out," Deputy Fire Chief Joseph Carlsen said.
The 40-year-old victim was pronounced dead at the scene.
Police officers and fire crews hung up sheets to guard the public's eyes from the scene, WCBS 880's Jim Smith reported.
The cause of the accident isn't immediately clear.
The Department of Buildings is investigating the incident.
"This is not a building that has had significant problems over time," City Councilman Dan Garodnick said.
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Motorists in the area are advised to take an alternate route as crews investigate.
An alarming new report was issued earlier this week regarding construction site safety in New York City.
Statistics from the Department of Buildings showed 18 construction accidents last year involving pedestrians — the highest rate since 2008, according to the Wall Street Journal.
"We're only in April this year and we've seen several deaths at construction sites," Joe Anuta, a reporter covering residential real estate for Crain's New York Business, told WCBS 880. "It hasn't been great for pedestrians either."


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Now that you've picked this week's league, check out these upcoming movies related to this week's "Just Mercy" and "Like a Boss," plus some other new trailers this week.
Ordinary Love (2/14/2020)
Every year just before Valentine's Day, at least one or two "date movies" are released (for obvious reasons), and this year, February 14th actually does fall on a Friday. The only studio movie scheduled for Valentine's Day this year is "The Photograph," starring Issa Rae and Lakeith Stanfield ("Knives Out," "Sorry to Bother You"). The smaller indie distributor Bleecker Street will be giving us the British romantic drama "Ordinary Love," starring Liam Neeson and Lesley Manville ("All or Nothing," "Phantom Thread"). The ironic thing about "Ordinary Love" being a Valentine's release, however, is that as a platform release, many people won't actually be able to see it in theaters until after Valentine's has come and gone.
Brahms: The Boy II (2/21/2020)
Every once in a while, a movie will get a sequel (or prequel) that ends up eclipsing the first film, either in box office numbers or in its critical reception (one recent example of this was 2016's "Ouija: Origin of Evil"). Just about four years ago, STXfilms released a creepy little horror film called "The Boy" which ended up earning over $64 million from a budget of just $10 million. It took them a few years to get a sequel produced and released, but this week, we got our first look at "Brahms: The Boy II." Possibly the most surprising thing about the sequel is that, somehow, STX was able to get Katie Holmes, AKA the former Mrs. Tom Cruise, AKA Joey from "Dawson's Creek," AKA the female lead of "Batman Begins."
The New Mutants (4/3/2020)
This week saw the online debut of the new trailer for "The New Mutants," the final X-Men-related film from 20th Century Fox (which last year was bought by Disney, which is allowing Marvel Studios to take over those titles in the next few years). The thing is, however, many movie fans have already seen a trailer for this movie because the first trailer debuted in October 2017 (when "The New Mutants" was scheduled for release in April of 2018). So, you might notice that some of the stars like Maisie Williams (Arya Stark from "Game of Thrones") and Charlie Heaton (Jonathan from "Stranger Things") look noticeably younger than you've most recently seen them in other things (since "The New Mutants" was filmed almost three years ago). Another lingering question that surrounds "The New Mutants" is whether it's truly the end of the "X-Men" story at Fox, or the beginning of a new one at Marvel.
Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway (4/3/2020)
Both of the previous two films we just showcased ("Brahms: The Boy II" and "The New Mutants") were examples of delays of a few years before a movie comes out, but this one is actually the opposite. The first "Peter Rabbit" movie featuring the voice of James Corden as the title character came out just two years ago, on February 9, 2018. Sony Pictures and the CGI animation studios that it works with did a really impressive job of turning right around and making another "Peter Rabbit" movie just two years later. The sequel has an impressive voice cast that includes Margot Robbie, Daisy Ridley, the singer Sia, and Sam Neill of "Jurassic Park." The reason we're including it this week, however, is that one of the live action stars is Rose Byrne (of this week's "Like a Boss") who also has a dual role as the voice of "Jemima Puddle-Duck."
Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway
Bad Trip (4/24/2020)
Speaking of movies that you may have already seen the trailer for, another film that was pushed back several months into 2020 was the "Jackass"-style reality-based comedy, "Bad Trip." Like "Bad Grandpa" and "Borat," the concept of "Bad Trip" involves a fictional story that then goes out into the real world to surprise unsuspecting "regular people" as crazy stunts or pranks happen right in front of them. Eric Andre and Lil Rey Howery are the movie's stars, but Tiffany Haddish (of this week's "Like a Boss") also has a prominent role, although you might be challenged to recognize her under the hair and makeup she's wearing in the trailer.
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Soul (6/19/2020)
Walt Disney Pictures is going to have a very different year in 2020 than they did in 2019. In addition to major finale releases with both "Avengers: Endgame" and "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker," Disney also had the big remakes of "Aladdin" and "The Lion King," and high profile sequels like "Toy Story 4" and "Frozen II." In contrast, Disney's schedule in 2020 is made up mostly of relatively smaller profile Marvel movies ("Black Widow" and "The Eternals"), just one live action remake ("Mulan"), and a theme park adaptation that's not a sequel ("Jungle Cruise"). Pixar does have two movies for 2020, but they're both original stories: the fantasy comedy "Onward" and the afterlife fantasy "Soul." We're including "Soul" this week because the main character will be voiced by Jamie Foxx, one of the stars of this week's "Just Mercy."
Without Remorse (9/18/2020)
Every once in while, a movie that's usually farther off gives us not a trailer first, but just a little bit of a teaser. Michael B. Jordan (the star of this week's "Just Mercy") recently took to Instagram to show a 25 second taste of "Without Remorse," his new film that doesn't come out until September. "Without Remorse" is an adaptation of a novel by Tom Clancy, and is significant because it will show off not Clancy's most famous character, Jack Ryan, but John Clark, the Navy SEAL-turned-CIA agent who has previously been portrayed by Willem Dafoe and Liev Schreiber. John Clark is also popular with video game players as he is the leader of the "Rainbow Six" team.
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Weekend Box Office Report January 21, 2020 Bad Boys was a big hit this weekend, capturing the Best Performer bonus in a Perfect Cinema so top-heavy that included a blank screen.
Coming Soon: Mulan January 20, 2020 You don't need to be a fan of the animated film to get excited about this live-action version of the Disney classic. The trailer promises much more than the cartoon could deliver.
Tomorrow's Theater ... Today January 18, 2020 Now that you've picked this week's league, check out these upcoming movies related to this week's "Dolittle" and "Bad Boys for Life."
Perri's Box Office Predictions January 17, 2020 We've got Bad Boys For Life and Dolittle starring Robert Downey Jr. hitting theaters nationwide this weekend. How will 1917, Jumanji: The Next Level and Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker hold up against those newcomers? Catch my thoughts in this week's box office predictions!
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Timber banned but no ban on firewood and planks movement : Is it justified ?
In December 1996, the Supreme Court of India made a landmark ruling after hearing a civil writ petition (TN Godavarman vs. the Union of India and others) with regard to tree felling, the SC verdict on the case included an interim order prohibiting logging without government permission.
The ban on the transportation of timber is for the protection of the forest. As forest should never be escalated in a specific political boundary as deforestation in the neighbouring country Myanmar will not only have serious impact to the climatic condition of the state but also to the world at large. So taking up measures to even ban transportation of timbers from neighbouring country Myanmar is also a much.
As the Indian Forest Act of 1927 empowered Indian state governments to enact rules regulating various aspects of forest management, rules differ from state to state. There are several national policies those working in the Indian forestry sector should be familiar with. Although not an exhaustive list, here are some relevant Indian environmental, forestry-related and trade laws and policies, among others.
Manipur government too passed Manipur Forest Act, 1971 to control deforestation and encroachment of forest areas for other purposes. Under the Act, aforestation programme, plantation of trees in all classes of forest land had been undertaken by the Forest department with funds from various sources.
Amidst strict order, there is no dearth for timber smuggling in the state. The more the arrest and seizure, the more is being smuggled through various route.
Strict vigilance is being seen taken up along Imphal – Moreh route by security forces including Assam Rifles and state police as well as the Forest department authority. Forest and Environment Minister Th. Shyamkumar, showed serious concern over the rise of the Timber smuggling in the state and he himself had led drive against timber business and personally led while seizing timbers being smuggled in the state.
The largest hauled was perhaps the seizure of over 17 truckloads of timbers from Phungyar assembly constituency on March 23 this year. As per report the trucks were registered vehicles of Assam and Nagaland which indicated that the Timbers were planning to smuggle outside the state.
There were various other cases which the Forest and Environment Minister personally led and seized truckloads of timber while trying to smuggled out of the state.
Yesterday too Assam Rifles troopers too caught 4 truckloads of timber being illegally transported from Joupi to Imphal in Chandel district.
Forest department too is also seriously handling the case of timber smuggling issue.
Well everything being taken up is for the cause of humanity and its love for the Mother Nature.
But the very fact that the people have been experiencing is that despite the huge expenditure on forest department for plantation of trees almost all Hills and the so called forest areas or reserved forest area are almost similar to barren land.
Timber ban is giving some hope for the future, but while targeting the Timber transportation illegally, cutting of fire woods have been completely forgotten. When one travelled from Pallel to Moreh, fire woods cut from the forest area will seen piled up at many places. Many times movement of the firewood being transported using trucks were seen but no action has been taken up for such fire wood.
Everyday Buses were used for transportation of planks from Moreh towards Imphal. Timbers movement is banned but the planks which were cut into pieces from Timber are not banned.
The initiative of the government in banning timber movement is appreciative work but that what is the use when fire woods and planks cut from timbers were allowed to move freely. The motive is not clear. Whether the government particularly the Forest department is following the Supreme Court ruling to protect the forest areas or is it for bans of Timber only leaving aside the fire woods and planks. If it is so than the measures being taken up By Environment and Forest Minister Th. Shyamkumar is not for protection of the forest but there is scepticism on the motives as it is an open secret that timber business involves huge amount money.
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Students come equipped with paper, pencil, and a clip board - Mark Kistler expertly guides them through an extraordinary imagination adventure! Dare To Draw!
Emmy Award winning illustrator, author and television show creator and former host of PBS Imagination Station, now on Amazon Prime Video! - Mark Kistler, presents Dare To Draw, an outstanding school assembly for grades K-12. Prepare your students to blast-off to the land of imagination with the power of a pencil! This unforgettable, 100% hands-on assembly encourages students of all ages to participate by stretching their imaginations in adding depth and perspective to their drawings. Mark Kistler will inspire your students to "Dream It! Draw It! Do It!" in harnessing the power of their imagination to make their life dreams come true. Students arrive at Mark's assembly equipped with paper, pencil, and a clip board, slate or book to use as their lap desk. Mark has the entire group sit on the floor, bleachers, or auditorium theater seats to draw right along with him. Using a document camera and computer-projected animation, Mark expertly guides students through an extraordinary imagination adventure!
Students will learn how to draw in 3-D while creating illustrated stories of adventures and antics like: the journey to the bottom of the sea, time travelling with dinosaurs, ancient Egyptian mummies, King Arthur's Camelot, or even alien penguins and ninja squirrels! While learning to draw, Mark discusses with students the importance of goal setting, dreaming what you want to do with your future, applying your imagination and creativity, and relentlessly pursuing your goals to make your dreams come true.
Mark Kistler deeply believes that learning how to draw, and learning how to draw in 3D, builds critical thinking skills and nourishes self-esteem. His positive messages on goal setting, dream conquering, and the power of reading have sparked millions of children around the world to discover their awesome, individual potentials.
Dare To Draw! is great for Family Nights too! Add a Family Night presentation following your daytime assemblies. Family night features another 3D drawing experience for students and families PLUS Mark's Art Wall and the opportunity to purchase his prints and books that are sold at Comic Cons around the world! Schools and Families LOVE it! Even adults who say "I can't even draw a straight line" will be confidently sketching cool 3-D illustrations right alongside their children. It's a delightful evening of creative magic and fun for the whole family.
Through the wonders of technology your school can enjoy the experience of a live Dare to Draw! assembly for a deeply discounted price. During Mark Kister's Live Webcast Assembly, you'll feel like he is right there in your school! Mark will teach your kids to Draw! Draw! Draw! just like always, except he's in his studio, and you're at your school. The lesson is live and personalized, broadcast through your school's technology. He'll answer your questions and talk to your students while he teaches through his live interactive website. It's SO cool! Your school has an opportunity to collaborate with the artist to choose the lessons for your live webcast assemblies from his list of absolutely awesome art inspirations---your students can choose where they want to travel with their imaginations! Will you have Mr. Mark webcasting live from: his Antarctic Penguin Research Station, "The Land of Dinosaurs", OR the surface of the moon?! The equipment required for Live Webcast Assemblies is probably already in your school and classrooms! You can choose to have the students receive the live webcast in your cafeteria, gym, or in individual classrooms. A week prior to your event, you'll work with Mark to test logistics (internet connection, audio, sound, and projector blub brightness). Just like with Mark's in person "Dare to Draw!" school assemblies, at least two live webcast assemblies are scheduled; one for younger students and one for older students. This way, his lessons can be tailored for the skills and abilities of each age group. And, just like with the in-person program, students and teachers only need pencils, paper and a clipboard, slate or book to use as a lap desk if there are not tables or desks to participate in the live webcast assemblies. Sitting on the floor also works great!
Mark Kistler's Imagination Station - Season 1 - Now on Amazon Prime Video!
Mark Kistler is an Emmy Award winning television show creator and host, illustrator, app developer, and author who has taught in more than 7,000 schools over the last 30 years. Through his school assemblies, live appearances, television shows, internet programs, and books, Mark has inspired millions of students to harness the power of their imaginations to make their life dreams come true. Many of Mark's former student alumni achieved their dreams while working on professional projects like Shrek, Madagascar, Toy Story, Alvin and the Chipmunks, The Incredibles, The Simpsons, and many more.
2017 - Imagination Station now on Amazon Prime Video!
42,000 downloads of his iPhone App "Learn To Draw With Mark Kistler"
Audience: K-12 Capacity: Only limited by your space.
Presentation Area: Auditorium with comfortable seating is ideal (high school). Can also be presented in a gymnasium with bleachers (middle school) or multi-purpose room with seating on the floor (elementary).
• Mark Kistler will bring camera, projector, and power strip.
• School needs a microphone with PA System, a white screen or white wall, as well as access to power and an extension cord.
Prepare your students to blast-off to the land of imagination with the power of a pencil!
Students will learn how to draw in 3-D while creating illustrated stories of adventures and antics like: the journey to the bottom of the sea, time travelling with dinosaurs, ancient Egyptian mummies, King Arthur's Camelot, or even alien penguins and ninja squirrels!
EVERY student participates in this 100% hands-on assembly.
Every student comes prepared with paper, a pencil and a clip board, slate or book to use as a lap desk. This 100% hands-on assembly encourages students of all ages to participate by stretching their imaginations in adding depth and perspective o their drawings.
Students will be inspired to "Dream It, Draw It, Do It," to make their life dreams come true.
Mark believes that learning how to draw in 3D builds crucial thinking skills and nourishes self esteem. His positive messages on goal setting, dream questing, environmental awareness, and the power of reading have sparked millions of children around the world to discover their individual potentials.
It's Unanimous! Of all the assemblies over all the years, the teachers agree this is the BEST one ever! We are already scheduling Mark to come back next year!
Mark Kistler's assemblies are the most anticipated of the year!
We were very fortunate to have Mark Kistler come to our school. It was amazing! The kids and teachers loved it! If you think you don't know how to draw, have him come and you WILL learn!
Great show! Kids were very engaged!


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