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Live and Interactive: A View from the Commercial Side of Ed Tech
Join me for a live and interactive interview in Elluminate with Deborah Quazzo and Michael Moe from NeXtAdvisors. We'll explore with these education-sector investors the relationship of commercial companies to education and educational change. Where is education going and why or how do commercial companies need to be involved? This look at the commercial side of education is guaranteed to stir some controversy.
Date: Thursday, March 18th, 2010
Time: 5pm Pacific / 8pm Eastern / 12am (next day) GMT (international times here)
Location: In Elluminate. Log in at http://tr.im/futureofed. The Elluminate room will be open up to 30 minutes before the event if you want to come in early. To make sure that your computer is configured for Elluminate, please visit http://www.elluminate.com/support. Recordings of the session will be posted within a day of the event at the event page.
Event and Recording Page: http://www.learncentral.org/event/60488
OUR GUESTS:
Deborah Quazzo – Co-Founder, NeXtAdvisors, LLC
Deborah is a 20 year veteran of investment banking. In 2001 Deborah co-founded ThinkEquity Partners with Michael Moe; she was President and Head of Investment Banking. ThinkEquity was acquired in March 2007 by London-based Panmure Gordon (AIM: PMR) where Deborah was a Board member until her resignation in October 2008. She has been a longtime banker to the education sector where her clients have included Franklin Covey, The Princeton Review, Plato Learning, Thompson Corporation, Reed-Elsevier, American Public Education (APEI), and K12, Inc. (LRN).
Prior to ThinkEquity, Deborah was a Managing Director in Investment Banking at Merrill Lynch & Co., where she worked from 1987-2001. While at Merrill she founded and headed the Global Growth Banking Group, focused on education, business and marketing services and human capital sectors. She previously worked at J.P. Morgan. Deborah serves on the Illinois Board of The Nature Conservancy; Steppenwolf Theater Company; Teach for America Chicago; the Executive Committee of the Princeton Aspire Campaign; Marwen, a rigorous visual arts education provider for underserved youth; and America's Promise – The Alliance for Youth, a collaborative founded by General Colin Powell and dedicated to the well being of children and youth. Deborah graduated cum laude with a BA in history from Princeton University in 1982 and an MBA from Harvard University in 1987.
Michael Moe – Co-Founder, NeXtAdvisors, LLC
Michael has over 20 years of experience and previously co-founded and was CEO of ThinkEquity Partners, a growth-focused investment bank. From Think's inception in July 2001, the firm grew at a 50% CAGR to $70 million in revenue in 2007, reaching 180 employees. ThinkEquity was sold in March 2007 to London-based Panmure Gordon. Prior to that, Mr. Moe was Head of Global Growth Research at Merrill Lynch and before that he was Head of Growth Research and Strategy at Montgomery Securities. Mr. Moe has been named to Institutional Investor's All American research team and has been awarded Best on the Street by The Wall Street Journal. Additionally, he has been called one of the best stock pickers in the country by BusinessWeek magazine. He has testified in front of the U.S. Congress on the subjects of education technology, the new economy and initial public offerings, and he has also appeared before the President's Information Technology Advisory Committee. He is frequently cited in publications such as The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times for his opinions on growth companies and appears regularly on financial programs on CNBC and Fox Business News.
Mr. Moe is a contributor to the AlwaysOn Network – a blog site about new media technology and venture capital news. He is a member of the New York Society of Security Analysts, the San Francisco Analyst Society and is a past advisor for the Center for Innovation. He is on the Advisory Board of Institutional Venture Partners (IVP). Mr. Moe is also on the Board of Directors of Sharespost, an alternative stock market for private, emerging companies and on the Board of Advisors for the Venture Capital~Private Equity Roundtable. He was on the National Finance Committee for John McCain's Presidential Campaign, and was a policy advisor. Mr. Moe is on the board of directors for the National Football Foundation/College Football Hall of Fame. In 2007, he published his first book, Finding the Next Starbucks: How to Identify and Invest in the Hot Stocks of Tomorrow(Penguin/Portfolio Books, 2006), which has gone through three printings and has been published in five different languages. He earned his BA in Political Science and Economics at the University of Minnesota.
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We were comissioned by Jon Pritchard Ltd – a 'start-up' loft conversion business – initially to design their logo and business stationery. Our work was extended to design the complete brand of the company including banners, vehicle livery, work-wear and extensive promotional materials.
The new logo had to demonstrate exactly what Jon Pritchard do and that they were a local, trusted company. The top logo (above) was the chosen logo, with the smaller logos being examples of those that were rejected in the process.
Flyers, brochures and folders had a consistent, professional feel and were designed to make an emotional connection with potential clients.


Sonya Petersson, postdoktor i konstvetenskap vid Institutionen för kultur och estetik, har nyligen publicerat en artikel inom text- och bildområdet, "The counteractive illustration and its metalanguage", i Word & Image, vol. 34:4 (2018): 349-362.
Sonya Petersson, konstvetare vid Institutionen för kultur och estetik.
Illustration may be thought of as a picture relating to the text in a containing medium, such as a book. Here, however, the objective is to reconsider some of the conceptual conventions surrounding the pictorial genre, by way of using illustrations as productive of their own metalanguage or of a language that refers to illustration as a media phenomenon. Illustrations taken from the Swedish nineteenth-century magazine Ny Illustrerad Tidning are inserted into a framework of historiographic texts on the genre of illustration, by nineteenth-century writers such as Henry Blackburn and P. G. Hamerton, and present concepts about media and media interrelations, most notably W. J. T. Mitchell's 'imagetext'. Rather than test the illustrations' capability of accommodating the juxtaposed texts and concepts, the study makes a case for their ability to counteract—negotiate, complicate, adjust, sidestep, or discard—the terms initially on offer. From a close analysis of the illustrations' media properties, in relation to the conceptual material, the study solicits from the illustrations a metalanguage that defers the conventional separation of image and text, and displaces the idea of an original preceding the medium of reproduction. In conclusion, the study argues for two aspects that give cause to reconsider some conventional assumptions about the genre of illustration and move beyond the concept of 'imagetext': counteraction as providing a methodological strategy for knowledge production beyond the confines of the containing medium; and the mediality of illustration as a three-part relation between the image–text–media of reproduction rather than the two-part relation of the image–text.
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The following lists of references and resources are based on information developed for our Risk Management for Collecting Organisations Workshops. Please feel free to use it to guide your reading in the area. Jump ahead to the section you are interested in by clicking on a title in the list of four blue headings below.
Antomarchi, C., A. Brokerhof, S. Michalski, I. Verger, and R. R. Waller, 2005. Teaching Risk Management of Collections Internationally. Collections: A Journal for Museum and Archives Professionals. Vol. 2(2): 117-140.
Apostolakis, G. 2004. How useful is quantitative risk assessment? Risk Analysis. Vol. 24(3): 515-520.
Ashley-Smith, J. 2001. Practical uses of risk analysis. The Paper Conservator. Vol. 25: 59-63.
Baer, N.S. and F. Snikars. 2001. Rational decision-making in the preservation of cultural property. Dahlem Workshop Report 86. Dahlem University Press, Berlin, 304pp.
Baer, N.S. 1984. Risk assessment as applied to the setting of solvent toxicity limits. In N.S. Brommelle, E. Pye, P.Smith and G. Thomson (eds) Adhesives and consolidants. Preprints of the International Congress. International Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works. Paris: 27-31.
Bradley, S. 2005. Defining suitability of museum galleries by risk mapping. Preprints of the 14th Triennial Meeting of the International Council of Museums Committee for Conservation. The Hague: 574-581.
Brokerhof, A.W. 2006. Collection risk management – the next frontier. Presented at the Canadian Museums Association Cultural Property Protection Conference. Ottawa, 16 January 2006. 5 pp.
Brokerhof, A.W., T. Luger, B. Ankersmit, and F. Bergevoet, R. Schillemans, P. Schoutens, T. Muller, J. Kiers, G. Muething, and R. Waller. 2005. Risk assessment of Museum Amstelkring: application to an historic building and its collections and the consequences for preservation management. Preprints of the 14th Triennial Meeting of the International Council of Museums Committee for Conservation, The Hague, September: 591-596.
Bullock, V.M. 2012. The Marriage of Risk Assessment and Significance Assessment: challenges and opportunities. Guest edited by Robert Waller 'The International Symposium on Cultural Property Risk Analysis', a focus issue of Collections: A Journal for Museum and Archives Professionals, Vol. 8(4), Fall, pp. 307-322.
Bullock, V.M. 2012. Integrated Collection Management: an investigation into combining collection significance assessment and risk assessment for training purposes. Australian Institute for the Conservation of Cultural Material (AICCM) Bulletin, Vol. 33, pp. 62-72.
Hopkin, P. 2010. Fundamentals of Risk Management – understanding, evaluating and implementing effective risk management. The Institute of Risk Management, London, 320pp.
Hubbard, D.W. 2009. The Failure of Risk Management – why it's broken and how to fix it. John Wiley and Sons. Hoboken, New Jersey, 281pp.
Li, G. 2010. Calculating Community Risk: a transdisciplinary inquiry into contemporary understandings of risk. In V.A. Brown, J.A. Harris and J.Y. Russell (eds) Tackling Wicked Problems: through the transdisciplinary imagination. Earthscan, London, 312pp.
Meul, V. 2008. Safeguarding the significance of ensembles: value assessments in risk management for cultural heritage. Preprints of the 15th Triennial Meeting of the International Council of Museums Committee for Conservation. New Delhi, Vol. 2: 1048-1055.
Michalski, S. 2000. A systematic approach to preservation: description and integration with other museum activities. In A. Roy and P. Smith (eds) Tradition and Innovation – advances in conservation. Preprints of the International Congress. International Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works. Melbourne: 8-11.
Michalski, S. 1990. An overall framework for preventive conservation and remedial conservation. Preprints of the 9th Triennial Meeting of the International Council of Museum Committee for Conservation. Dresden: 589-591.
Muething, G., R. Waller, and F. Graham, F. 2005. Risk assessment of collections in exhibitions at the Canadian Museum of Nature. Journal of the American Institute for Conservation. Vol. 44(3): 233-243.
Taylor, J, Blades, N. and Cassar, M. 2006 Dependency modelling for cultural heritage, Proceedings of Safeguarded Cultural Heritage - Understanding and Viability for the Enlarged Europe, eds. M. Dradcky and M. Chapuis, Prague: Institute of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, Academy of Sciences of Czech Republic pp. 51-59.
Taylor, J. 2005. An integrated approach to risk assessments and condition surveys. Journal of the American Institute for Conservation. Vol. 44(2): 127-141.
Valis, S. 2000. Conservation strategy for the natural science collections at the Australian Museum: a technical note. AICCM Bulletin. Vol. 25: 41-46.
Waller, R. and G. Muething. 2004. Assessing risks to your collection. Workshop booklet from the American Institute for Conservation 32nd Annual Meeting. Portland, Oregon.
Waller, R. 2003. Cultural property risk analysis model: development and application to preventive conservation at the Canadian Museum of Nature. Göteborg Studies in Conservation. Vol. 13. Göteborg: Acta Universitatis Gothoburgensis. Available for purchase at: http://www.ub.gu.se/publicera/acta/univ/gsc.xml for around $AUD40.00 incl. postage. (Swedish Kroner 200+).
Waller, R. 1994. Risk management applied to preventive conservation. Preprints of the 15th International Congress. International Institute for Conservation of Historical and Artistic Works. Ottawa: 12-16.
Official Standards purchase is in the form of a limited license for own professional use.
The following standards can be accessed through the Significance International website under the Resources tab, under the 'Risk analysis and management' heading.
AS/NZS ISO 31000:2009 Australian /New Zealand/International Standard Risk management – principles and guidelines.
AS/NZS 5050: 2010 Australian/New Zealand Standard Business continuity – managing disruption-related risk.
HB 266:2010 (Handbook) Guide for managing risk in not-for-profit organisations.
BS EN 31010:2010 (British Standard/European Norm) Risk management, Risk assessment techniques.
ISO/IEC Guide 73 (2009) Risk management – Vocabulary – Guidelines for use in standards.
ICCROM and Canadian Conservation Institute. 2012. Reducing Risks to Heritage: International Meeting 28-30 November, Amersfoort, The Netherlands.
New South Wales Department of State and Regional Development and the Global Risk Alliance Pty Ltd. 2005. Risk Management Guide for Small Business, Sydney, 66pp.
American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers. 2011. ASHRAE Handbook - HVAC Applications. Chapter 23 – Museums, Galleries, Archives and Libraries: 1-23.
Essential scientific reading for collecting organisation 'best practice' on air quality, temperature, relative humidity requirements. See: http://www.ashrae.org/resources--publications/a-brief-history-of-the-ashrae-handbook for background information.
An easy-to-use matrix format, this wall chart outlines various methods that can be used to avoid or control potential deterioration of museum objects. The rows list nine agents of deterioration (direct physical forces: thieves, vandals, displacers; fire; water; pests; contaminants; radiation; incorrect temperature and incorrect relative humidity), while the columns present three different levels at which the agents of deterioration can be controlled. The procedures column outlines actions that can be taken.
Standard A2.6 – The museum identifies and assesses risks and has strategies in place to manage them.
Benchmark A2.6.1 – Risk management is part of the museum's strategic and financial planning, through up-to-date policies, procedures and strategies.
A fraud policy and relevant financial training for staff may be useful. Annual budgets should include provision for the 'excess' component in insurance policies.
Benchmark A2.6.2 – Occupational health and safety (OH&S) obligations are fulfilled.
It is essential that museums have up-to-date OH&S policies and procedures in place.
Benchmark A2.6.3 – Adequate and appropriate insurance cover is maintained for the site, buildings, workers, visitors, the governing body, and the collection.
Insurance to cover the museum's governing body is sometimes necessary, and in some circumstances it is appropriate to insure the museum's collection, or specific items within it.
Benchmark A2.6.4 – All required certificates and licences have been obtained and are kept current.
Simpsons Solicitors, The Duty of Care to the Public.
Standard A4.1 – The museum has security of tenure for its premises.
Standards A4.2 – The museum dedicates appropriate spaces to all activities.
Standard A4.3 – The museum conserves, maintains, protects and documents its assets.
New South Wales Department of State and Regional Development and the Global Risk Alliance Pty. Ltd. 2005. Risk Management Guide for Small Business. Based on AS/NZS 4360 2004. Contains some useful templates.


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inscribed on their outer margin. Along the north and south sides of the nave, are hung paintings of the Cross and some others. In the nave on the north side of the chancel is a small altar of the Blessed Virgin Mary, and on the south, one of S. Ansgarius. These were fancifully arranged as side tables, the crucifix standing in its place in the middle, but candles and flower vases being arranged in a semicircle in front of it, so that, unless mass were celebrated at the north or south "corners" or "ends," the whole, except the crucifix, had to be removed. But the number of protestant novelties is far greater than the number of Roman novelties. The pews are high and furnished with doors, having locks and keys, so that strangers cannot intrude on the pro. prietors. The organ and singers are in a gallery at the west end. Every altar has a nice pillow (colours various) at the north and south ends, according to "Anglican use. Instead of the Introits, Gloria in excelsis, Credo, Sanctus, &c., of the Church, metrical hymns and paraphrases in Danish are sung, which according to the untruthful phraseology of Lutheranism are called not hymns, but psalms. There is mass at least three times every morning. During the third mass on S. John the Baptist's day, at which I was present, the priest read in a low voice, but during the whole time the organ was played, and during most of it, these Danish hymns were sung; besides the two lights on the high altar at which the mass was said, two were also lit during this mass, on the altar of the Blessed Virgin Mary, but none on the altar of S. Ansgarius; indeed his seemed quite neglected, for one or two ladies themselves laid or offered bouquets of flowers on the altar of the Blessed Virgin, and many knelt a minute before it, (although there was no tabernacle there) as they left the church, but none recognised the altar of S. Ansgarius, who, it will be remembered, is the Apostle of Scandinavia. The part of the building east of the church is the clergy house and school; all are under the same roof and not distinguishable from one another, except by the size of the windows of the chapel. The head of the mission is called the "prefect," and like the Lutheran "superintendent" is a sort of substitute for a bishop and has permission to administer confirmation, though only a priest, because Lutheran priests administer what they call "confirmation." The clergy seem to work hard, but whether the Church makes progress or not I cannot tell, for it is a very small building for a town of nearly 200,000 inhabitants. Each of the clergy has his own elegantly furnished apartments. I do not know if any of them are natives, for they spoke German as fluently as Danish, and I observed a large number of German books in their collections.
SAMUEL WILBERFORCE.
We should be unworthy of our position as one of the Church's literary advocates, if we allowed an event of such great moment to her, as the death of the Bishop of Winchester, to pass by unnoticed.
The position which Bishop Wilberforce had made for himself was undoubtedly quite unique, presenting a combination such as could nowhere else be found. In his public capacity one may certainly say that since the days of Archbishop Laud, no one has ever done so much for the Church, as he whose loss we are now lamenting; and history will record it as one of the worst blots in Mr. Disraeli's administration that he missed the opportunity of translating the Bishop to Canterbury, when he was manifestly above all others the fittest man. The influence of the Bishop was not only felt in the two dioceses over which he successively presided, nor in the new life which he imparted to the episcopal office generally, but in Congresses and Religious Associations, and in all other centres of Church life, and specially in the House of Lords, where he occupied the very highest place as a debater.
On these grounds we rejoice very much, even though the offer was not accepted, that Government suggested that his remains should be laid in Westminster Abbey—an honour which, we believe we are right in saying, has never been offered to any previous Bishop. We hope also that a Church may be built as a memorial of him in Lambeth, or some part of South London, which may serve as the cathedra for a division of the huge diocese of Winchester.
But what, we conceive, constitutes the special characteristic of Bishop Wilberforce, is the union with these high powers of intellect and energy of a singularly affectionate disposition. We doubt if as many tears have been shed over any one individual in our day, as over this great Bishop and Statesman. We have been told on good authority that scarcely any one who knew the Bishop was seen to speak of his death without a tear gathering in the eye—and all this in spite of the fact that there could not but be many with whom he had come in angry collision in time past, and in spite also of his singular urbanity of manner having laid bim open to the suspicion of insincerity. A truer friend, how
1 His family, we now know, had reason to believe that it would be more in accordance with his wish that he should be buried at Lavington.
ever, we believe, never existed, and a man of more consistent conduct. But his friends were chosen from a very wide circle ; and his views could scarcely be said to symbolise with those of any one party in Church or State.
It would be vain to hope that any one can be raised up to supply the place which he has vacated. Such men only appear at very distant intervals. Rather we must try to persuade ourselves that in God's sight his work was done, and that the spirit of Samuel Wilberforce will yet hover round many an episcopal throne, in many a Church Council, and in many a Provincial Parsonage.
Reviews and Notices. The Parting of Elijah and Elisha, and The Present State of the Faithful Departed. By the Rev. G. Body, M.A. Masters.
These are the titles of two sermons preached at All Saints' in connection with the departure of the beloved incumbent to whom we offered our tribute of respect last month. Now we are once more speaking in words of sorrowful love of one yet more highly placed in the Church, and in many ways more necessary to her, whom a call sudden as that of Elijah has caught away from us to meet the reward of his earnest toil ; and the hearts of those who mourn for both those true servants of the LORD will find deep consolation in the thoughtful and striking pages in which Mr. Body treats of the most fascinating of all subjects.
We quote the concluding passages after he has argued eloquently for the certainty that personality, consciousness, memory, and mutual recognition, are all characteristics of the Intermediate State.
"But the great feature in the life of the departed is that they are with CHRIST. * Absent from the body, present with the LORD.' Not that they are locally where Jesus is in the verity of His Humanity. Jesus is in the Presence Chamber of God, that Heaven which is far above all Heavens; the faithful are in Paradise. *That presence of Jesus,' it has been well said, 'consists in distinct, conscious vision, and in direct open communication. It has no reference to local nearness. If two men were able to speak familiarly and immediately one to another, and to see each other distinctly, they would have no sense of distance, although one were standing in a distant star, and the other on this earth. In this sense the faithful dead are with CHRIST—even though between Paradise and the Mercy Seat there are the innumerable heavens.' They are with JESUS, that is, they rejoice in the Vision of Jesus, they hear the Voice of Jesus, and without Sacramental media by immediate contact with His Humanity they draw forth from JESUS the living water of His grace. Great are the blessings of His Church militant on earth, greater the blessings of the Church at rest in Paradise. "To depart and be with Christ is far better.' Their life is one unending Eucharist, the centre of which is, not His
Veiled Presence as in the Blessed Sacrament, but His Unveiled Presence in the glory of Heaven. They see Him as S. Stephen saw Him when the Heavens were opened, as S. John saw Him when he was in the spirit.
"Beneath the power of this Vision their spirits attain to a perfect development. The spirits of just men made perfect. Here this development is but partial, there it is perfect. The spirit is conformed to CHRIST's Image by the power of His Vision. Marvellous is the effect on the soul of the Vision of Jesus in His glory as it bursts on it when the soul leaves the body. It is transfigured, as in a moment. Just as the Vision of Jesus is revealed on earth to the soul seeking the SAVIOUR, and changes its prayer into praise, and lights up the face with the joy of acceptance until it shines as the sun,' so is it with the Vision of JESUS as it bursts on the disembodied spirit. It burns up as with fire all that is impure, and it developes and perfects all that is lovely and good. True it is that the full meaning of this transfiguration is only drawn out in the progressive development of the spirits powers in Paradise. But the great change itself takes place as in a moment, with the first glimpse of the Glorified LORD. As the life of justification gives expression to the revolution wrought in the being by the vision of faith, so the life of the perfected soul in Paradise reveals the deep meaning of the revolution wrought in it by the Vision of the Glorified JESUS as it bursts on the spirit."
1. Literature and Dogma. An Essay towards a better apprehension of the Bible. By Matthew Arnold.
2. Brief Notes on the above. By Henry Dunn. Simpkin and Co.
Here is a little duel, on which, were the reputation of the combatants alone at stake, all who hold the Catholic Faith might well smile. Unhappily it is quite otherwise. It is the sense and integrity of Holy Scripture about which these gentlemen wrangle.
For Mr. Matthew Arnold we cannot but feel some compassion. He is simply following out the irreverent and destructive criticism of his father, the late Head-master of Rugby, and seems only just to be realising whither it must lead him. Like every man of sense and learning he could not but revolt from the treatment given to Holy Scripture by the ordinary Puritan interpreter. So much was visible in his previous essay entitled " S. Paul and Protestantism," which we noticed in these pages at its first appearance. His knowledge of Greek was sufficient to show him that 8. Paul from the days of Luther and Calvin had had a false gloss forced upon him. But as we then observed, it was plain that Mr. Arnold had not ballast enough to navigate his vessel amid the storm of controversy. Because Luther and Calvin were wrong, he jumped to the conclusion that S. Paul and the consensus of Catholic Commentators upon the Apostle's writings must also be wrong. From the point just named he has now advanced so as to affirm this horrible proposition, "The people will not receive our" (query, whose) "current Theology. So if they are to receive the Bible we must find for the Bible some other basis than that which the Churches assign to it. This new religion of the Bible the people may receive : the version now current of the religion of the Bible they never will receive." In other words, Matthew the Evangelist must give way to Matthew Arnold.
And now for Mr. Dunn, who we believe is or was a secretary or agent of the Bible Society. He comes forward to do battle for the Bible. But he in reality, like Mr. Arnold, must have a Bible of his own.
" It was," he says, "when men ceased to think of CHRIST as revealed only in a given relation to man, as having a kingdom and a throne of His own, distinct from that of the FATHER ; as at present at the right hand of God awaiting His exaltation; that they began to regard Him as a sort of second Deity; to speculate on the various Persons of the Trinity; and to adopt language regarding Him so illjudged and presumptuous as that of the Creeds."
In a short supplement Mr. Dunn undertakes to defend the Bible from certain writers in the Contemporary Review. But in both cases, in our judgment, the defence is at least as damaging as the attack—the only difference being that Mr. Arnold is clever and Mr. Dunn is a dunce.
Correspondence. [The Editor is not responsible for the opinions of the Correspondents.]
To the Editor of the Churchman's Companion.
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Plus size women are taking over the fashion scene and choosing outfits isn't exactly as hard as it used to be. Today we feature plus size fashion blogger Kristine because we love how she puts her outfits together, creating proportions to flatter her figure. Here are a few outfits to up your plus size style.
Dark colours are quite slimming, and deep v-necks elongate your neck and flatter your bust while belts creates flattering proportions hence this was very well done. Keep it simple with black pumps or just tow her route with leopard or print pumps for oomph.
A pencil skirt is never wrong and it's very slimming. Pair a sleek one with a camisole, keep your jacket structured to make it more appropriate for work. Spanx are important for this outfit as they pull your body taut and accentuate your figure.
Mixing and matching prints could be a fun stylish way to take some va va voom to work. Since you're plus size, ensuring that the prints are flattering to your figure is important. Vertical stripes elongate and that's why this is a winner any day.
Remember what I said about V necks, and belts. We seee it recreated here. This is a more casual approach to our outfits, hence this look says chic, but not too serious still.
Frdays are fabulous for turning up, and if you'll love to hang out, this'll be nice choice to wear when you want to go from office to ladies night. Even if you aren't headed out, looking good keeps you perked up and happy. Skinny Jeans that stop short of you ankle are very ideal because they add some length to your legs.


In 2011 & 2012 Volunteering Geelong worked closely with neighbourhood houses in the Barwon South West region in order to assist them with the development and growth of their volunteer management programs. The training and mentoring delivered across the region was a fantastic success. This video tells the story about this project in a classic documentary style, featuring engaging interviews with key staff members from both Volunteering Geelong and participating Community Houses.


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This picture was almost too easy. With the crushing Padres victory yesterday, it's time for our BIG FREE AGENT ACQUISITION to show he's worth all those millios. Jason Marquis will undoubtedly mow down the putrid Rockies lineup with his blazing mid-80s heat. I'm also going to go ahead and make a conservative prediction that Yonder Alonso hits 85 billion home runs in Denver this weekend.


I'm introducing the Google Maps' List through this post, and I hope you find them useful.
I recently wrote a post about Dehradun and a lot of readers loved it. I also got good response from new readers, and a few mentioned that they would like to read more about this beautiful city. So here is another one, ta da! 5 Cafes to check out in Dehradun.
As some of you might know, I've been living in Dehradun, the capital city of Uttrakhand in India, for a few years now. The city is situated at the foot hills of Garhwal Himalayas, a wonderful location in the I absolutely love the city for its great weather and great people. Seriously great people! Garhwalis are warm people with big hearts, and I've often witnessed their generosity first hand.
And it helps that Dehradun is just a stone throw away from Delhi! It takes less than 40 minutes to get from Delhi to Dehradun if you take a flight. And it's a 5 to 6 hours journey by train, lesser if you drive.
And the food culture in Dehradun is unique. The bakeries here have been around for decades, and their products are famous all across India – from the Stick Jaws butter toffee from Ellora's to the Rusks from Standard bakery, they are loved by loyal foodies all over the country.
What are the best cafes in Dehradun?
You will have to see my Google Maps' List for the answer to that question, my friends. It will give you not only the names, but also the directions to these cafes.
I love sharing my lists about places I have been to, about things to do and about all things travel and food. And recently Google Maps launched Lists, a new feature that can be very handy in marking out the places we love and wish to share with friends.
It is easy to create your own lists of places, share them with others, and follow the lists of your friends and family when shared with you – without ever leaving Google Maps on Android or iOS. Pretty neat, right? And it's very quick.
How to make a List on Google Maps?
Easy breezy! This way, you can make a various lists – from your top 5 favorite bakeries in your city, to your dream weekend getaway destinations. And you can share these lists easily with people.
When someone shares a Google maps' list with you, you can follow it so that the recommendations are only a tap away in your Google Maps app. Moreover, you can view and edit your lists offline and if you have offline maps downloaded, places added to the lists will appear on your offline map.
Have fun, enjoy the coffee and the snacks! Remember to share your Google Map's Lists with me as well. Until the next post, cheers!
PS: Connect with me on my social channels, it will be encouraging to me and might be fun for you. It will definitely be fun, you'll see!


So why am I reviewing Paradigm Reference's new Studio SUB 15? Well, aside from my obligation to you, the readers, I was curious about how Anthem has adapted its ARC software to subwoofer EQ in the form of Paradigm's Perfect Bass Kit (PBK-1), how the art of subwoofing has advanced in the past decade, and how two separately placed subs will perform.
The Studio SUB 15 ($2500) differs in several ways from the Servo-15 ($1500 when reviewed by Larry Greenhill in Stereophile in August 1999, since discontinued). First, it lacks a servo system, due, I suspect, to the current availability of DSP control of the driver that's more secure and subtle than accelerometer-based feedback control. Second, two 850W class-D amps replace the Servo-15's single 400W discrete amp. While both subs sport 15" cones, the diameter of the SUB 15's voice-coil is 76mm compared to the Servo-15's 50mm. In fact, the new drive-unit is of far more complex construction, from its 35-lb ceramic-ferrite magnet structure to its dual spiders and aluminum shorting ring. Third, though similar in size to the Servo-15, the SUB 15 is substantially heavier (114 vs 90 lbs), yet more attractive due to its outrigger feet and tapered sides. The two models' bass extensions differ little: the Servo-15 is rated down to 14Hz, the SUB 15 down to 12Hz.
Entirely new in the SUB 15 are its ability to accept balanced (XLR) as well as unbalanced (RCA) input signals, a trigger input in addition to auto on/off, an adjustable low-pass filter (35–150Hz plus bypass), a phase adjustment (0–180° continuous), a soft blue power-indicator light, and a USB port. Both models include a level control.
The SUB 15's extra 24 lbs make a big difference—I needed help to carry it into the house and position it in the listening room. My Servo-15 was already occupying the space between the listening sofa and the left rear speaker, so with help, I put the SUB 15 in the front of the room, between the center- and right-channel speakers. Later, I swapped the subs—much easier said than done. I used the Paradigms individually and together, but delayed using the Perfect Bass Kit until I'd gotten a good impression of what the SUB 15 itself was about. Of course, that meant a fair amount of cable swapping and rerunning of Audyssey MultEQ Pro, but I wanted to keep as level a playing field as possible.
In either location, and without any EQ, the SUB 15 had a flatter, more extended bass response than the Servo-15. The unequalized in-room response showed that the Servo-15's –3dB point was just above 20Hz, the SUB 15's at 15Hz. Using the SVSound AS-EQ1 or the Audyssey SEQ room-equalization programs, each sub's response was corrected to be flat to about the same indicated frequencies, with steep rolloffs below those figures. Subjectively, however, the SUB 15 more readily "disappeared" as a discrete source of sound, both when used for movies' Low Frequency Effects (LFE) channel, which is low-pass–filtered at 120Hz, and for rerouted left/right channel bass with a crossover up to 80Hz. This suggests that the new SUB 15 has a smoother upper end—if you can call a ceiling of 100Hz the "upper end." It also suggests that the SUB 15's driver and cabinet contribute fewer spurious resonances that might draw a listener's attention away from a given sound's intended apparent source.
Now for the Perfect Bass Kit PBK-1 ($250), an adaptation of the formidable Anthem Room Correction (ARC) system used in Anthem's Statement D2 processor. The PBK-1 looks exactly like the ARC kit, and works similarly. One need only connect one's PC, via USB cables (provided), to the mike (provided) and to the SUB 15, and launch the application. The PBK-1 asks two questions: how many mike positions you'll use (up to 10), and what upper frequency limit (160–250Hz) you want for the correction. I specified my usual choice of six mike positions: position 1 at the listening position, 2 and 3 to either side of that, and 4–6 about 3' in front of positions 1–3. Then you hit Measure: the PBK-1 burps the sub, then prompts the user to move the mike to the next position. A little calculation, and the display graph shows three traces: the measured in-room response, the target response, and the calculated response with the implementation of the PBK-1's Infinite Impulse Response (IIR) filters.
The SUB 15's response, as measured by the PBK-1, showed considerable variation throughout the range, with a large peak at 26Hz (my room's axial mode) and a deep null at 35Hz (a major transverse mode), along with their attendant harmonics. The low frequencies extended strongly to 15Hz. The unmodifiable target curve was pretty flat from the low-pass point of 250Hz down to 20Hz, with a mild rolloff below that. The calculated result very closely tracked the target result. I experimented with the only variable available, the low-pass frequency, but found that leaving it at 250Hz gave the flattest result. All that remained was to click the mouse and upload the correction from the PBK-1 to the SUB 15. The entire measuring and adjustment procedure took less time than unpacking and setting up the mike and stand.


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Wolves young star Karl-Anthony Towns hits two more NBA milestones
By jason.gonzalez
March 9, 2017 — 2:48pm
Karl-Anthony Towns scored his 3,000th career point in style Wednesday night. The Timberwolves' young star completed a breakaway with a powerful one-handed dunk that ignited Target Center early in the second quarter.
The 21-year-old joined the elite company of LeBron James and Dwight Howard as one of the youngest players in NBA history to achieve this feat, according to statmuse.com's Justin Kubatko.
Towns is the third-youngest player to score 3,000 points in the last 30 years behind James and Howard. James achieved the milestone at 21 years and 79 days old. Howard was the youngest at 21 years and 46 days old. Towns was 21 years and 113 days old.
Towns on Wednesday also became the second-youngest player in NBA history to record 100 career double-doubles. He scored 29 points and 14 rebounds in the 107-91 victory over the Los Angeles Clippers. Howard was also the youngest to hit this milestone at 20 years, 351 days.
Towns, however, achieved these milestones in just his second season in the NBA and 145 career games. James played 226 games and was in his third season when he scored his 3,000th point. Howard was also in his third season and hit the milestone in his 207th career game.
Towns will attempt to tie a franchise record of consecutive 20-point games (19) Friday against Golden State and can break the record set by his teammate Andrew Wiggins on Saturday at Milwaukee.
Towns, the 2015 No. 1 overall draft pick, became the youngest Wolves player to earn a triple-double and score 40 points in a game, earlier this season. He was also the youngest player in NBA history with double-doubles in each of their first two career games.
Here are all of Towns' highlights from Wednesday's milestone performance:
3000th @NBA points ✅
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All in a day's work for @karltowns! pic.twitter.com/KHNlZrKKoG
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If the confusion following the last presidential election is any indication, the average citizen knows precious little about the democratic system and the laws that affect their daily lives. The Everything American Government Book unravels the complexities of our democracy and provides readers with the knowledge necessary to make the right decisions and take an active role in the management of their country. From the roots of American government and the challenges that have helped shape it over the years to its current structure and systems, this thoroughly researched work is ideal for anyone brushing up on civics, as well as students of all ages.
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Shoot for the moon (boots) and if you miss, you'll land… with a non-distinctive mark
IP Talk / Par Marianna KULL et Mélanie VILLANOVA
This article first appeared on WTR Daily, part of World Trademark Review, in September 2020). For further information, please go to www.worldtrademarkreview.com.
The Cancellation Division cancelled Tecnica's 3D mark for the shape of the moon boots for all footwear products in Class 25
The Board of Appeal confirmed, considering that the characteristics invoked by Tecnica did not differ from what was common on the market
The elements making up a mark should be analysed based on the level of attention of an average consumer
The First Board of Appeal of the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) has issued its decision in Tecnica Group SpA v Zeitneu GmbH (Case R 1093/2019-1).
On 2 August 2011 Tecnica Group SpA applied for the following three-dimensional (3D) trademark in Classes 18, 20 and 25:
The mark was registered on 20 March 2012.
On 17 May 2017 Zeitneu GmbH filed an action for the cancellation of the mark, claiming that it lacked distinctive character. The Cancellation Division of the EUIPO cancelled the trademark for all footwear products in Class 25. Tecnica appealed.
The First Board of Appeal began by recalling that the criteria for appreciating the distinctiveness of a 3D mark are the same as those applicable to all other trademarks. However, the perception of the average consumer is not necessarily the same, as consumers do not typically make assumptions about the origin of goods on the basis of their shapes (if no verbal element is present). Importantly, for a 3D trademark to be considered valid, it must significantly depart from the norm or customs of the sector concerned.
In the present case, Tecnica put forward a number of documents in order to demonstrate that its sign differed significantly from the norm. This included evidence that its mark contained two bands running along the entire length of the shoe, and a sole and laces that were recognisable by consumers, who would immediately make a link between the trademark and the company. Additionally, Tecnica submitted a large number of decisions and cease-and-desist letters against third parties which had reproduced the shape of the shoe in order to demonstrate that it was active in the defence of its rights and of the distinctiveness of its mark. Its reasoning was that, if the sign was not distinctive, it would not have fought to protect it.
In response, Zeitneu submitted evidence to demonstrate that the characteristics of the mark were common and largely used for after-ski boots.
The Board of Appeal agreed, considering that the traits invoked by Tecnica were purely technical or functional and did not differ from what was common on the market, as such features were reproduced in a number of other designs marketed under different brands.
Additionally, the board recalled that it is important to examine the elements of marks based on the level of attention of an average consumer – no more, no less. In the present case, Tecnica invoked elements that were too precise and would not necessarily be noticed by consumers.
Therefore, they should not be taken into consideration when analysing distinctiveness of the sign. The board thus rejected the appeal, confirming that the trademark lacked distinctiveness.
This decision serves as a reminder that, in the case of a 3D mark, the analysis of the distinctive character is more rigorous. As consumers would immediately see the product covered by the mark, the shape must significantly differ from other forms of the products already existing on the market. If not, the shape will not be considered distinctive. As a consequence, owners of 3D marks must be vigilant and gather evidence according to the consumer's level of attention.
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April 09--Assistant Chief Lakesha Burton whipped up her cellphone Friday and turned to dozens of Special Olympics athletes standing on the Police Memorial Building steps with police officers from across the region.
The torch's next regional stop is at 9 a.m.April 23, as the Putnam County Sheriff's Office starts at Riverfront Park in Palatka. That's followed at 8 a.m.April 24 with the Fernandina Beach Police Department's run, then 4 p.m. the same day in St. Augustine for the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office. Clay County's Torch Run is April 26 and Nassau County's is May 3.


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Top Stories of Grand Prix Indianapolis 2018
Posted in Event Coverage on January 22, 2018
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It had been a full weekend of Magic here at Grand Prix Indianapolis, and team events are always fun to attend. 1542 players turned up to compete in the all-new Ixalan / Rivals of Ixalan Team Limited and here are the highlights that stood out to us this weekend!
Oh, Lords!
In the Magic world, a "lord" is an informal term which refers to a creature that boosts other creatures of the same creature type. The etymology of this word - which was now deeply entrenched in our culture - originated in 1993. Lord of Atlantis, Zombie Master, and Goblin King appeared in Alpha, and that paved the way for the tribes. Since then, we've seen tribal themes take the spotlight in several blocks, such as the Onslaught block and the Lorwyn block.
Ixalan and Rivals of Ixalan revisited this concept, with four centric tribes on this brand new plane - namely Pirates, Vampires, Merfolk, and Dinosaurs. Since Team Sealed required you to build three decks, you could technically start by assembling four tribal decks and then shave away one after that. In particular, players have been looking out for these uncommons to bolster their entire army!
Merfolk Mistbinder is excellent, and you'll want Forerunner of the Heralds too. Jade Bearer is a toned down version of Vineshaper Mystic, but it's still cool since you're getting two power for one mana, or if you have Merfolk Mistbinder, the 1/1 body becomes much more relevant. Silvergill Adept and Mist-Cloaked Herald also rise in "threat value" with Merfolk Mistbinder on the table.
(Left to right) Shenhar-Austin-Tiu
This White-Black Vampires deck, in the hands of two-time World Champion Shahar Shenhar, was enough to put him in the Top 4. Not only did he have two copies of Legion Lieutenant, but he was also glad to see double Anointed Deacon. The Vampire Lord is also extraordinarily powerful when White-Black Vampires is an archetype that creates tokens. Mavren Fein, Dusk Apostle and Call to the Feast looked very intimidating especially when enhanced by a pair of lords.
The Pirates of Ixalan got a slightly different "captain." Instead of +1/+1, Dire Fleet Neckbreaker gives +2/+0 to all attacking Pirates. That's like tossing a basket of Bonesplitters at your henchmen as they charge fanatically into the red zone. Imagine a sequence starting with Fanatical Firebrand, Kitesail Freebooter and Forerunner of the Coalition. Summoning the Dire Fleet Neckbreaker after that will knock ten life off your opponent's life total by turn four! By the way, this deck also had Rekindling Phoenix, Charging Monstrosaur, AND Angrath, the Flame-Chained too!
What about the Dinosaurs?
No love? No lord?
Well, you'll have to look back at Ixalan's Thundering Spineback - and maybe Gishath, Sun's Avatar!
Have you ever watched a Magic-related video or stream? If so, there is a good chance you'll recognize Brian Lewis, better known as his alter ego, "The Professor." As a content-creator for around four years (an avid Magic fan more than half his life), Lewis became the number one Magic streamer on Youtube.
What's the life of the professor like?
"I work seven days a week, and I produce around three videos each week, and they're all about Magic. I love talking about cards and providing reviews for Magic-related products. I enjoy interacting with my viewers and fans, and I also play casual formats such as Commander and Pauper. Everyone has been supportive, and I hope to surpass the Official Magic: The Gathering Youtube channel regarding numbers of subscribers!"
The Official Magic: The Gathering Youtube Channel has 315,000 subscribers at the moment, while the Tolarian Community College was trailing by 20,000. We wish the Professor well in his quest to overtake us, but we would prefer it if you just subscribed to both channels anyway!
"The reason why I enjoy Pauper so much is because anyone can play. You can build a deck for as much as your lunch or dinner money because only common cards are allowed. The barrier to entry is low, and the format is fun! The metagame can change as new expansions are released, making Pauper a fresh and exciting format."
According to Lewis, "some of the best cards in the game are commons. For example, Lighting Bolt and Counterspell are commons. Gush is a common. A card being common doesn't mean it lacks power." Since you utilize the best commons from throughout Magic's history, the power level is quite high. In fact, some of these commons are so powerful that we even have a small Pauper Ban List. The metagame is diverse, and Lewis said that there were at least 15 - 20 Tier 1 Pauper decks during any given era.
Best of all, Pauper allows you to select a deck that suits your play style. If you like Legacy Elves, most of the cards are legal in Pauper. There are also other very competitive decks such as Tron, Faeries, Blue Control, Mono-Red Aggro, Affinity, or even Delver and Bogles! There's even a Tireless Tribe + Inside Out combo which kills on turn two! The possibilities are endless!
"New expansions can shake up Pauper considerably. Gurmag Angler was the biggest example. A common which is powerful enough to see Legacy, Modern, Standard, and Limited play? Great in Pauper too!"
So, Professor? What commons from Rivals of Ixalan should we be looking out for?
"My top five picks for Rivals of Ixalan would be Snubhorn Sentry, Dusk Legion Zealot, Martyr of Dusk, Frilled Deathspitter, Gruesome Fate. They have roles in certain existing decks, and I expect some of these cards to see play." Personally, I was also glad to witness Fanatical Firebrand making it to Mono-Red Aggro decks.
As Lewis announced in the above video, there was going to be a Pauper tournament held during every Grand Prix in the first quarters of 2018. They take place on Sunday and always begin at noon. "So far the results have been encouraging. There were almost 200 players in the Pauper Tournament held during Grand Prix Santa Clara, and there were over 200 players today. I look forward to having Pauper Grand Prix someday!"
Over 200 players for today's Sunday Pauper event at #GPIndy!!!!!! ZOMG!!!! It's so Pauperular!!!! See you in London next week???? pic.twitter.com/zY0x8E0mmd
— Tolarian Community (@TolarianCollege) January 21, 2018
215 of you showed up to play Pauper with @TolarianCollege at #GPIndy today! Let's see if we can't top that at #GPLondon and #GPHouston next week! https://t.co/ff5WtYKszw pic.twitter.com/SWKnjy16BG
— CFB Events (@CFBEvents) January 21, 2018
Since Lewis had to dash for his Pauper tournament, I had to - sadly - bid him goodbye. Before ushering him towards the side event area, I asked the Professor for some final words of wisdom for the community and his supporters.
"Magic is not one game. It is many. Pauper is just one of the ways to play. The most important thing is to play with the cards you like and the people you love!"
It's not easy to make the Top 8. Of the hundreds and thousands of players, only eight will reach the playoffs. Even for the best players, they can only boast a conversion rate of around "once every five Grand Prix" or "once every ten Grand Prix." Hence, it was not unreasonable to book a Sunday flight out on Grand Prix weekend. Not only will you save money by shaving away an additional night's hotel stay, but you'll also be able to snuggle up in your own bed! Others need to rush home to their families and freshen up to get ready for work the next day.
Every so often, players book evening flights out, but end up making the Top 8.This is not a new phenomenon. It's happened countless times before. We just don't "document" it. But, it is a prevalent issue for many tournament attendees.
Last month, at Grand Prix New Jersey 2017, seven-time Grand Prix Top 8 competitor Valentin Mackl had a dilemma. He made the Top 8, but he would miss his flight for sure if he made it to the semifinals. After weighing his options, he decided to change his flight to Austria to the next day, to focus on the quarterfinals and possibly the rest of the tournament.
Something similar happened to Eric Severson this weekend.
Anybody at #GPIndy have extra hotel space tonight? Missed my flight by making top 4
— Eric Severson (@EricESeverson) January 22, 2018
"This is the first time that I actually missed my flight, and I've made several Sunday bookings in the past. I'm currently working on my Ph.D. and I usually need to return to school on Monday."
Expecting Day 2 to end at around 4 pm, he booked a 6.30 pm flight home. After receiving news that he and his teammates were secured for the Top 4, Severson wasted no time calling his airline. If he had failed to get a flight change, he could lose the entire booking if he was unable to reschedule. Since it was approximately 4.30pm when he received the news and the Top 4 Draft was about to begin, he was literally scrambling with time - so much so that he didn't even have time to tuck his cell phone away! In fact, he was still on the phone with a customer service representative while his Top 4 Profile photos were being taken!
Thankfully, Severson was able to get his travel plans fixed, and joined up with Benjamin Weitz and Neal Oliver for the semifinals draft, just in the nick of time! Oh, by the way, don't worry about where Severson would be crashing tonight. He's got a bunch of friends to help out and had even received an offer to stay at the Hilton! Worst come to worst, he earned $1250 today, and that is more than enough to pay for a luxurious suite in any part of this town!
In Teams, You Can Win Even If You Lose
At team events, your teammates matter!
A lot!
Whether or not you're here to have fun, spend quality time with friends and family, or win a tournament, it is essential to show up with people you respect and trust. With honest communication and support, a trio can solve their challenges together. Or, in certain situations, if you've got a good teammate, you don't even need to win all that many matches to win the tournament.
At Grand Prix Detroit 2015, Jacob Wilson "went down in history" by going 1 - 13 and still winning the team Grand Prix. "Matt Nass and Sam Pardee won every match they needed to," Wilson professed.
When Eric Froehlich and his team won Round 12, they became the first team to lock up a spot in the Top 4. Despite not winning Round 11 or Round 12, Froehlich was glad that his teammates had reached the finish line.
I got crushed the last 2 rounds, but that's why I team with the best. 12-0 #GPIndy #WeWalkTheseStreets @BenS8528 @PVDDR
— eric froehlich (@efropoker) January 21, 2018
Before the tournament even began, we identified the trio of Damo Da Rosa-Froehlich-Stark as the hot favorites so much so that they were the first names mentioned in the Day 1 Highlights of Grand Prix Indianapolis 2018! It was hardly surprising to witness them steamroll through the competition, highlighted by one particularly exciting game where Damo da Rosa managed to create a total of eight Polyraptors (one original, seven copies) with the assistance of a helpful Forerunner of the Empire!
Dinosaurs aside, what is the moral of the story?
Sometimes you win, and sometimes you lose. But in team events, you can win even if you lose. Today, the trio came in 2nd place, one match short of taking it all down? If they did fall, then who ascended to the top?
The Unrivaled Underdogs
Although three star-studded teams make the Top 4, it was the first-timers who took it all down. Despite never making the Top 4 or Top 8 at a Grand Prix before, the Chinese trio had little achievements of their own - including a Top 8 at the MOCS, winning Pro Tour Qualifiers, and also cashing in numerous Grand Prix. Combined, they had 21 years of Magic experience.
Fei Xinyu, Yeh Chih-Cheng, and Zhou Ziruiwere international students and took advantage of their shared native language.
Fei: "We were communicating in Chinese (Mandarin) all weekend, and we did not expect our opponents to understand us. However, if our opponents spoke out in English, we could hear it. That is the biggest advantage we have, to be able to speak freely while tying up our opponents tongues a little."
Yeh: "However, saying too much could give us away. Our opponents will know that we've got a trick or something. I try to focus on my own game as much as possible. The other two, they're chatty. Unlike me."
Enroute to the finals, they had to dispatch Severson-Weitz-Oliver. After the hard-fought battle, their opponent had nothing but praise for them. For three players who had never made the elimination rounds, they were much better than most people thought they were.
"In the finals, we were up against the Hall of Famers. I thought that being hyper-aggressive was the best bet," Zhou shared. He ended up with six Grasping Scoundrels in his deck and dispatched Ben Stark in a blink of an eye, all three games having a turn-three Ruin Raider. He even played Hijack in his main deck, and that told us a lot about the team's strategy.
Congratulations once again to Fei Xinyu, Yeh Chih-Cheng, and Zhou Zirui for winning Grand Prix Indianapolis!


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Sweet! Timothee Chalamet and Tom Holland Reportedly Considered for 'Wonka' Prequel
Do we need another 'Wonka' movie? Well, this one sounds...decent?
By Ian Spelling
Jan 20 2021, 2:57 PM
Is it purely our imagination, or would Timothee Chalamet make for a perfect Willy Wonka? We just might find out, as Warner Bros. is prepping a Charlie and the Chocolate Factory prequel called Wonka and reportedly eyeing Chalamet to play the quirky candy king. If it happens, the Oscar-nominated star of Call Me by Your Name, Beautiful Boy, Little Women, and the upcoming Dune, will follow in the footsteps of Gene Wilder and Johnny Depp. (Well, at least in terms of taking on a specific part in a kids' movie.)
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The idea of a prequel to Roald Dahl's beloved Charlie and the Chocolate Factory suits us here at Fatherly, in large part since Tim Burton's 2005 big-screen version of the story left an awful taste in the mouths of so many people. Chalamet has charm to spare and is a superb actor, plus he's young and relatable, all of which would come in candy, er, handy, as Wonka will presumably spotlight the early days of the eccentric character. Chalamet isn't the only A-list name being considered for the role, as Collider reports that he and Spider-Man star Tom Holland are both in the running.
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