Before the inage coast was landfilled, in the sea of inage the night of the new moon, a fishing called "Yotoboshi" catching fishes with the light of the cantella, was popular among this area. In the tidal pool after the wave is pulled, many shrimps and fish are said to have been acquired.
Yotoboshi was inspired by the scene that the lights of lanterns turning one by one on the Inage harbor. Decorated handmade lanterns and bamboo lanterns made by local elderly and children on Sengen street and Sengen shrine, Inage light festival "Yotoboshi" illuminates people who live in the area every year as a new light to illuminate the town.
Inage Sengen Shrine is located a few minutes on foot from Keisei Inage Station. This shrine that worships Sarutahikono-Mikoto, Konohana-Sakuyahime,and Ninigino-Mikoto has a long history and history of 1,200 years and the pine trees which have a stern appearance and the pine woods continuing from the precincts to the sea side and the Inage Park have been familiar to people in Inage from long ago.
In addition, One of the largest festivals in Chiba, the "Inage Sengen Street Festival" is held on July 14th and 15th every year and boasts 300,000 visitors. About 600 special stalls are on display along the hill for two days and it is the special term of the year since childhood for the inhabitants, and the town is crowded.
In "Yotoboshi", bonfire is set and the "Juni-za Kagura" that is designated as a cultural asset in Chiba prefecture is held. One week before the main festival, there is also an event titled "Senzoin Pre-Yotoboshi".
The former Kamiya Denbei Inage Hare Villa, designated as a registered cultural asset of the country, is one of the buildings that revitalizes the time that Inage had gained popularity as a resort for the people of Tokyo.
This building is established by, a businessman in Meiji era who was called called a "Japan's Wine King" that introduced the wine manufacturing business from France as a villa and a guest house. It is a rare reinforced concrete construction at that time and Western-style building in the early days and has become a very valuable architectural historic site nationwide as an early reinforced concrete building.
Currently various events such as exhibitions and local events are held and become one of the citizens' resting place.


Application of basic radiation biology to the clinical application of radiation therapy. Radiation sensitivity and tolerance is evaluated based on normal tissue architecture and kinetics. The mechanisms of acute and late radiation effects are elucidated. The impact of time, dose, and fractionation on tumor control and radiation effects are clarified and related to established and newer treatment modalities, including combination therapies and emerging technologies.
This course is also available as a credit option. See the ERHS 551 B course page if you are obtaining a degree and need the credits!


With the hop-on hop-off formula you have the chance to get on, get off and get back on the Open Bus Vatican&Rome at any of the 18 stops, whenever you want.
On board the Open Bus Vatican&Rome our staff will provide you the multilingual audio guide which will accompany you on the journey and will allow you to listen to the history and to some curiosities regarding the tour.
We remind you to show the Omnia Card when you get onboard the Open Buses Vatican&Rome.
18 stops chosen for you, to allow you to reach the most interesting religious, cultural and touristic sites in Rome.
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Capão da Canoa este un oraș în Rio Grande do Sul (RS), Brazilia.

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The middle of the flowers on this card are made from the centers of the Doily Triple Layer Punch, and I like the look they give the flowers.
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The Pantanal region extends across the southwestern section of Brazil, through the states of Mato Grosso and Mato Grosso do Sul. It comprises over 81,000 square miles of land altogether and has been recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site since the year 2000. For decades, the Pantanal stayed in relative obscurity as the Amazon Rainforest dominated South America's nature scene. The Pantanal is now becoming more and more accessible for travelers. Read on below to learn about how to get to the Pantanal.
Although the Pantanal region is more accessible now than it ever has been before, getting to and around the Pantanal is still a challenge. This part of the world does not take kindly to spontaneity so it is important that you have everything organized in advance if you are planning a trip there. Transport within the Pantanal is limited so here is a run down of everything you need to know to ensure your trip runs as smoothly as possible.
If you plan on visiting the northern section of the Pantanal you will need to enter through the city of Cuiabá. Southwest of the city is a small town called Poconé, which is where you will find the start of the Transpantaneira Highway. This road runs just over 90 miles into the middle of the Pantanal region, to a place called Porto Jofre. Take note that this road is little more than a raised dirt track connected by over 100 wooden bridges. During the rainy season, parts of the road are inaccessible so bear this in mind when planning your trip. The easiest way to get to Cuiabá is to catch a domestic flight from one of Brazil's airports. Sao Paolo and Rio de Janeiro all have frequent connections to Cuiabá. Most people do not stay in Cuiabá as there is not a lot to do in the city itself. It is used more commonly as a jumping off point for the Pantanal region. Generally, northern Pantanal is considered much easier to get to than its southern counterpart.
Campo Grande is the capital city of Mato Grosso do Sul and is the gateway to southern Pantanal. The actual entrance to the park is about 6 hours away from Campo Grande in a town called Buraco das Piranhas. From there, you will enter the Pantanal by driving along the Estrada Parque, which is a series of dirt roads. You will travel past dozens of fazendas (ranches) that double up as basic accommodation for visitors. This journey can be long and tiresome and is often avoided in favor of flying.
If you are entering from the south you have the option to take a private plane from Campo Grande directly to one of the fazendas. This is less time-consuming than navigating the dirt tracks but can be quite costly. Alternatively, you can hop in a boat from Corumbá and access the lodges this way. If you are traveling to the south part of the Pantanal, you may want to consider carrying on your journey to either the Iguazu Falls or Bolivia, as both are accessible from there.
It is no secret that when it comes to navigating the Pantanal, having an organized tour set up and private transportation is the best way to go. Are you ready to explore Brazil's sensational Pantanal region? Then start your planning now! Contact us for more information or call 1-888-215-3555.


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PHX Zine Fest 2018
Accessibility & Safer Spaces Policy
11am - 5pm, SUN, OCT 20, 2019
UNEXPECTED GALLERY
734 W POLK ST
2017 PROFILES: pepperonccinI, ALL DRAG QUEENS AND NO POETRY, pumpkinknives
pepperonccini
Who are you? Where do you come from? What zine do you make?
I am a Mexican born artist that came to AZ to earn a degree in Illustration at Southwest University of Arts in Tucson. I have been attending events in AZ and California to promote my art. I like making original content illustration zines, about horror movies I have watched and loved, comic stories and character development, things I would like own and wear but I can't or new music I've discovered. Most inks and black and white but I am bringing a couple of 4 color Riso to the event.
What would you like people to know about the zines you create and/or why you would look forward to tabling at Phx Zine Fest 2017?
It is the first time I have tabled at a zine specific event, I am very shy with the content I put in zines because I feel its much more from the soul than my work, but I look forward to meeting people who would be interested to take a peek.
All Drag Queens and No Poetry
By day I'm a graduate student at the ASU School of Music. My studies are intense because breaking into the professional world of classical music is hard. I've always been a fan of RuPaul's Drag Race, but since starting grad school, I've become more obsessed. I watch the shows and get inspired and have since started going to in-person drag shows as well. The latest season of RuPaul's Drag Race had me really emotionally invested, and I had a lot of feelings that I ended up channeling into these line-art drawings that make up my zine, All Drag Queens and No Poetry. Now that I've made my first zine, I'm thinking of doing more zines inspired by different seasons. I will probably start with my favorite seasons, but will end up doing all of them in the end.
I created this zine not only to immortalize my diehard love of RuPaul's Drag Race, but to try to connect with others who are excited about drag queens. The reigning champion of RPDR S9, Sasha Velour, has famously said that "gender is a construct, tear it apart." I think that drag queens exemplify resistance through art. They show true craftsmanship and with the intent to subvert conservative/normative thinking patterns. I went to PHX Zine Fest 2016, and loved meeting so many people who shared my values and aesthetics. I am excited to meet even more people like this!
pumpkinknives
I am Kerrie, Philippine born, currently living in Los Angeles but will soon be moving to Tucson, AZ. I am a nurse by day, artist by night. I make zines that are traditionally drawn in ink and pen, and that cater to the female gaze.
the zines I make are compilations of traditional illustrations that are sensual and erotic for the female gaze.This will be my first time tabling at an event that is mainly for zines, I am excited to be able to meet fellow artists and other people that have the same interest.
PHX ZINE FEST
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6:00-9:00pm at our new space 120 Turk Street in San Francisco.
PAI will introduce the first show in its new gallery space, the first in a series of exhibits based on the theme "Upcycling." Sherwood makes use of the now forgotten and often discarded 35mm slide, the pre-digital equivalent of the smart phone. These majestic works form cathedral-like stained glass windows in homage to the slide.
A performance by PAI artist in residence Qween Amor. This colossally charming trans(per)former came all the way from NYC to blow our minds with her fiercely independent, semi-illegal, and undeniably compelling street theatrics. A Must see.
Please join PAI, Supervisor Jane Kim, Scott Shields and esteemed guests in commemorating our 100 block of Turk Street to legendary trans performer Vicky Marlane.
Come learn how infrastructure affects how we interact with each other in our communities by playing the parts of different elements of urban environments. The Human Infrastructure Project seeks to discover how the urban village unites communities, while the suburbs divide us. By playing the parts of a tight knit urban village (public transit and high density housing revolving around town squares), before transforming into suburbs (separate houses divided by fences), we will see that conversations and relationships thrive in the former situation and dwindle in the later.
Opening Night April 18, 2014 at 7PM with a live video/performance at 8PM by the artist.
The exhibit features paintings from Xavier's previous series "Under the Light of a Digital Moon" (a collection of abstract paintings that capture the changing San Francisco landscape during its present period of transition) as well as a selection of video work presented as an amalgam of video, performance, music/sound, sculpture, painting, and installation-based modalities. Xavier, a self-titled "pop expressionist," is known for his signature vibrant palettes, flat, expressive style, and often humorous yet critical approach to serious subject matter.
The Performance Art Institute (PAI) warmly invites you to our new gallery space for Artist in Residence Tobias Tovera's TRANSMUTATION closing night reception, which has been running live at PAI since July 19th.
Through painting, sculpture, and performance, TRANSMUTATION is an exhibition investigating the realm of alchemical processes in the pursuit of discovering a 'third space,' a zone of possibility that exists beyond restrictive dualities.
The centerpiece of the exhibit is a performance-installation Tovera began at the opening night event on July 19th. Since then, every Wednesday he has been pouring live, layer-by-layer, performance-by-performance, steadily manifesting, alchemizing, and mutating the piece inasmuch as it has mutated itself given the 'living media' Tovera uses in his paintings. Over the course of the past weeks, the piece has been in the process of 'transmutation' – by way of Tovera's intervention, it has evolved from the earthen to the cosmic.
The final performance will culminate during the closing night reception.
Josifov's MANUMISSION (2007) experimented with burning paper as a medium and method of art creation, and, over the years, was explored through the burning of some 300 works on paper – many of which can be viewed at galleries and museums around the world.
RE-COLLECTING MEMORIES, Josifov's most recent project with PAI as Artist in Residence, is a performance installation that hopes to encapsulate the evolution of the paper-burning medium. Additionally, the project seeks to capture traces of restlessness resulting from a nomadic lifestyle that necessitates the act of being taken out of one's "comfort zone" and the stresses involved in not having a stable environment to rest one's head, to sleep. The performance will mark the mental and visual projection of a state of (un)consciousness where fire is the catalyst that liberates the spirit and at once leaves behind marks of the past.
Using large pieces of heavy paper drenched with masking fluid, Josifov will capture various sleeping positions of his body over a period of several days. A solid cube construction formed by four large pieces of the heavy paper, now imprinted with bodily forms, will be burned from inside of the installation thus allowing the audience to observe images being burned/formed while Josifov remains out-of-view.
Happening simultaneously will be Tovera's TRANSMUTATION exhibit, which has been running live at PAI since July 19th. Tovera will likewise be performing the inception of a new installation connected to TRANSMUTATION and in conversation with RE-COLLECTING MEMORIES.
"Corpo Insurrecto 3.0: The Robo-Proletariat, a performance by Guillermo Gomez-Peña, Roberto Sifuentes & Erica Mot.
2012 ZERO1 Biennial event: The Future Imagined: What's Next?
Written in 1935, the play was published in 1938 but not performed until 1957, after which it was immediately banned by the Communist government in Poland. Serious professional productions of the play began to emerge in Europe in the 1960s, quickly establishing Gombrowicz's status as a major Modernist playwright.


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Requirements(current)
Etias for Americans
ETIAS for Brazilians
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ETIAS Requirements
ETIAS Visa Waiver for Travelers from Macao
Macanese people are now part of the 60 ETIAS countries who must get an ETIAS visa waiver before they may travel to the EU for short-term periods of less than 90 days.
The ETIAS (European Travel Information and Authorization System) visa waiver has been prepared for its launch in 2023. ETIAS gives a carrot of access rights, and a stick of travel restrictions, all of which are detailed below.
Why has the EU Changed Macanese Peoples' Travel Rights?
Before the ETIAS visa waiver, citizens of nations like Macao could enter the EU easily for short-term travel. The EU simply did not have the capacity to screen everybody. The world is simply too dangerous to have such a generous entrance policy.
The use of AI technology by border control agencies will allow for the cross-reference of all Macanese data with Interpol databases and refuse ETIAS visa waivers to any Macaoan they feel might be a threat to the safety of the Schengen area. The planned regulations for the treatment of criminal convictions has recently changed. Flags for criminal convictions are now set to be removed from the system after 15 years, and flags for terrorism convictions will be removed after 25 years.
The ETIAS visa waiver will complicate how Macanese can enter the EU, but it shouldn't fundamentally alter their ability to enter the area. The US's visa waiver system has had a 95% acceptance rate and there is no indication that ETIAS will be any different.
Tracking incoming Macanese will also make it easier for the EU to identify travellers who pose a public health risk. This will be crucial for the EU's tackling of future pandemics.
Who will need an ETIAS Visa?
All short-term travellers from Macao to the Schengen area. Short-term is actually fairly long, with a 90 day time period being taken as the maximum. Longer stays are considered residencies and Macanese must arrange a standard visa and residency permit instead.
Most Macanese will need to pay a 7euro application fee, but the very old and minors will not have to pay an application fee.
Standard Visas for Travelling to Europe
We have already mentioned the strict limits on the ETIAS visa which travellers into Europe must follow closely to avoid getting in trouble with immigration authorities.
The ETIAS visa has no authority outside of the Schengen area, which not all of Europe is a part of. Nations like Russia and the UK have immigration policies totally independent of the EU, and Macanese must arrange the necessary documentation with these nations separately if they mean to visit them.
The ETIAS visa waiver process will see scores of successful applications, but sadly, also many rejections. The 5% of Macanese who have their application outright rejected, and who are unable to make successful appeals, will have to look at alternative means to travel to the Schengen area legally. Although they are unlikely to be successful if the EU has defined them as a threat, obtaining a standard visa from their destination nation will be their best chance of obtaining the legal right to travel to the EU.
What Rights will Holding an ETIAS Visa Waiver Give to Macanese?
When the Macanese citizens apply for ETIAS visa will get the right to visit all the nations listed below.
This list includes all the nations that an ETIAS visa waiver will grant Macanese access to. There are 26 such nations, including all those inside the Schengen area, both in and out of the EU, and the micro-states with a defacto Schengen status.
Macanese Peoples' Applications
The documentation included in the ETIAS requirements is simple. They include the Macaoan applicant's passport, credit card, and proof of address.
There are more detailed questions that Macanese must answer in their application than the basic personal information that is to be expected. The following questions are designed to protect the health, wellbeing, and safety of residents of the EU. These questions will have a huge impact on if the Macanese application is accepted.
Their planned travel itinerary
Their previous trips to conflict zones
If they carry any infectious diseases
Their terrorist, criminal, or human trafficking past
Rejected Macanese
A refusal is not necessarily an outright refusal. Citizens of Macao still have the chance to prove that they should be allowed into the EU. Macanese people whose application is rejected, can reopen their application by supplying the EU with any requested further documentation or information within 96 hours. After this, the receiving nations according to the Macanese travel itinerary will have four weeks to make a decision.
ETIAS News
All of the latest news and updates regarding ETIAS.
Most Visited Countries in Europe
Quarantine requirements on Entry to Norway
UK Citizens Urged to Follow New EU Entry Rules
Lithuania Ends Restriction-Free Travel
Spain Has Updated the Travel Entry Rules
ETIAS is on Track for Introduction by the End of 2022
ETIAS Strengthening Border Control with AI
How Will ETIAS Affect Foreign Citizens in Europe?
EU Introduces Digital COVID Pass for European Travel
EU Agrees ETIAS Regulation Amendments
European COVID 19 Travel Restrictions
ETIAS Protecting Public Health
ETIAS.org is a privately owned website and it's not operated by the government.


John Coltrane's 'Giant Steps' was a landmark moment in jazz, a beautiful tune that has proved fascinating ever since. We will break it down to examine this brilliant piece of music. This is a three tonic system. If we divide the octave into three equal parts, we get three notes, each four half-steps apart, for example B, Eb, and G. Then we build major triads on these notes [Ex 1], they will be our three tonics. The genius of the progression is the relative dominant chords in front of each major chord make the resolution stronger. The first half of the progression [Ex 2] illustrates this technique, starting with BMaj7 then dominant (D7) to the next tonic (GMaj7) followed by another dominant (Bb7) to the last tonic (EbMaj7). Notice that a ii-V is used to 'recycle' the tonics and start the sequence again on GMaj7. The second half of the progression [Ex 3] just places ii-Vs as preludes to each key change, beginning with Eb, then ii-V to G, ii-V to B, ii-V to Eb, finally another ii-V to get back to the top. Because the motion is so complex, the aim when soloing is to play accurately over the shifting tonal centers. Over the first four chords [Ex 4] the line is almost exclusively chord tones. This is important because when the harmony changes so rapidly, it must be clearly articulated by the soloist in order to sound 'correct'. Practice each piece of this tune slowly and carefully, taking one small step for you, one Giant Step for your jazz abilities!


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Bachelor of Science in
Unmanned Aircraft Systems
Embry-Riddle is one of just a few universities in the country to offer a bachelor's degree in Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS). Because Embry-Riddle is the nexus of aviation education, students benefit from much more than prestige; they learn from experienced faculty who share firsthand knowledge in aviation and who are at the forefront in the developing field of unmanned aircraft. Currently, there are few UAS professionals because this field is so new. Used primarily in military, firefighting, disaster relief, and law enforcement applications, the future of this field has seemingly limitless potential.
The Bachelor of Science in Unmanned Aircraft Systems program provides graduates with the necessary skills and knowledge needed to become industry leaders in a variety of UAS related fields, including UAS pilots, sensor operators, mission planners and ground technicians. Students study the spectrum of the industry including hazardous operations, government regulations, surveillance, data collection, and even the engineering aspects of UAS.
About Unmanned Aircraft Systems at the Prescott, AZ Campus
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University is proud to introduce our Bachelor of Science degree in Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS). This exciting new degree has evolved into one of the most hands-on degree programs offered at ERAU Prescott and prepares graduates to enter a rapidly growing and changing industry. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) predicts that the fleet of commercial small UASs in the United States will approach 550,000 by the year 2020. Consequently, tens of thousands of UAS professionals will be needed who are capable of safely planning and executing UAS missions and effectively delivering the end products to their customers.
Focusing on commercial and civil applications, the UAS degree empowers graduates to meet current and future employment demands. The degree qualifies students from all nationalities as subject matter experts in data collection, retrieval, editing, display, and delivery. For example, refer to the video on this page which shows a three-dimensional model of the ERAU Hazy Library created using our UAS equipment and software. Models such as these are very useful for a variety of industries because they enable the calculation of important surveying parameters such as surface area, volume, height, width, coordinates, etc.
Through supporting course work, UAS majors also gain a broad understanding of business, aviation regulations, technology, meteorology, and security issues associated with the industry. All students in the UAS program train at our on-campus airfield and earn their FAA Remote Pilot In-Command (RPIC) certificate. They learn to fly a variety of both fixed-wing and rotary-wing UASs and learn to use a variety of useful software suites. Moreover, the UAS program is working with several local commercial partners to enable students to obtain hands-on experience planning and executing actual UAS missions. Enroll in our UAS program and help shape a new and evolving industry!
The Bachelor of Science in Unmanned Aircraft Systems degree is housed in the Department of Applied Aviation Sciences in the College of Aviation.
Learn more about the Prescott, AZ Campus
B.S. in Unmanned Aircraft Systems
U.S. and foreign governments are continually releasing new rules allowing more and more commercial "drone" operations (also known as unmanned aircraft systems or UAS). These commercial drones are capable of obtaining high-resolution imagery and rich data sets for a variety of applications, from real estate surveys, utility and construction site surveys, and agricultural applications to forestry and law enforcement jobs. The UAS industry is growing extremely rapidly! By the year 2020, the fleet of commercial UAS's is expected to grow to at least 550,000 aircraft in the U.S. alone. Tens of thousands of UAS professionals will be needed who are capable of planning and executing UAS missions and delivering the end products to their customers.
Focusing on commercial and civil applications, the Unmanned Aircraft Systems degree empowers graduates to meet current and future employment demands. The UAS degree qualifies students as subject matter experts in UAS data collection, retrieval, editing, display, and delivery. Students also gain a broad understanding about business, aviation regulations, technology, meteorology, and security associated with the UAS industry. All students in the UAS program become trained and licensed small UAS (sUAS) operators by ERAU UAS Flight Instructors and earn their Remote Pilot In-Command (RPIC) certificate. They learn to fly a variety of both fixed wing and rotary wing UAS and learn to use a variety of useful software suites. The UAS program is working with several commercial partners to enable students to obtain hands-on experience planning and executing actual UAS missions and learning from the industry.
Students entering this program should have a basic background in math and physics. Students wishing to strengthen their background in math and the basic sciences before enrolling in the prescribed courses should contact the department chair or the program coordinator for guidance. We welcome students from all nationalities to join the B.S. in Unmanned Aircraft Systems degree.
The Bachelor of Science in Unmanned Aircraft Systems may be attained in eight semesters. To earn the degree, successful completion of 120 credit hours is required. Students pursuing the Unmanned Aircraft Systems degree will have the opportunity to select from a variety of minors as they pursue their degree. All students must complete the General Education Core and the Unmanned Aircraft Systems Core in order to complete the requirements for the Unmanned Aircraft Systems degree.
Program Mission Statement
The Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) degree will provide the essential aeronautical, business, and legal knowledge and skills to obtain a successful career in the UAS industry. Graduates will be prepared for successful careers as Remote Pilots in Command (PICs), observers, payload operators, and/or operational managers of governmental and private sector UAS applications. Experience will be gained in aerial data collection, secure operations, long duration operations, highly detailed operations, and autonomous operations. Graduates will be prepared to meet current industry requirements with an emphasis on future industry developments such as Beyond Visual Line-of-Sight (BVLOS) operations and the use of multiple small UAS at the same time.
General Education 37-38
Unmanned Aircraft Systems Core 64-66
Electives 16-19
Total Credits 120
COM 122 English Composition 3
COM 219 Speech 3
COM 221 Technical Report Writing 3
or COM 222 Business Communication
or COM 223 Intelligence Writing
CS 118 Fundamentals of Computer Programming 3
Lower Level Humanities 3
Lower Level Social Science, Psychology, or Economics EC 200, EC 210, or EC 211 are recommended 3
Lower Level Humanities or Social Science PSY 222 is recommended 3
Upper Level Humanities or Social Science PSY 326 or PSY 345 are recommended 3
MA 111 College Mathematics for Aviation I 3
or MA 120 Quantitative Methods I
or MA 140 College Algebra
MA 112 College Mathematics for Aviation II 3-4
or MA 220 Quantitative Methods II
or MA 241 Calculus and Analytical Geometry I
PS 113 Introductory Physics I 3
WX 201 Survey of Meteorology 3
WX 203L Survey of Meteorology Laboratory 1
or PS 113L Introductory Physics I Laboratory
Unmanned Aircraft Systems Core
AS 125 Private and UAS Pilot Operations 3-5
or AS 121 Private Pilot Operations
AS 220 Unmanned Aircraft Systems 3
AS 235 Unmanned Aircraft Systems Operation and Cross-Country Data Entry 3
AS 309 Aerodynamics 3
AS 310 Aircraft Performance 3
AS 317 UAS Networking 3
AS 322 Operational and Industrial Aspects of UAS 3
AS 323 Crew Resource Management for UAS 3
AS 324 Global Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) Regulations 3
AS 325 Dronealism and Cinematography 3
AS 403 Unmanned Sensing Systems 3
AS 405 Aviation Law 3
AS 473 UAS Flight Simulation 3
AS 475 UAS Mission Execution 3
AT 200 Air Traffic Basics I 3
BA 201 Principles of Management 3
CI 310 Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance 3
GEO 210 Introduction to Geographic Information Systems 3
GEO 310 Advanced Geographic Information Systems 3
SF 210 Introduction to Aerospace Safety 3
UNIV 101 College Success 1
WX 301 Aviation Weather 3
* The UAS Capstone (AS475) is intended to be a culminating experience for the Bachelor of Science in Unmanned Aircraft Systems degree, and therefore will be the last course taken in the UAS core after completing AS 473 UAS Flight Simulation.
Specified Electives *See specified electives list 12
Open Electives 4-7
Total Elective Credits 16-19
Specified Electives
AT 305 Introduction to Terminal Radar Operations 3
AT 401 Advanced Terminal Radar Operations 3
BA 308 Public Administration 3
BA 311 Marketing 3
BA 328 Professional Consulting 3
BA 337 Entrepreneurship 3
BA 421 Small Business Management 3
SF 320 Human Factors in Aviation Safety 3
SIS 315 Studies in Global Intelligence I 3
SIS 323 Intelligence and Technology 3
SIS 420 Aviation Security and Technology 3
SIS 422 Homeland Security and Technology 3
SIS 430 Emergency Management and Contingency Planning 3
WX 270 Weather Information Systems 3
WX 364 Weather for Aircrews 3
WX 365 Satellite and Radar Weather Interpretation 3
Suggested Program of Study
or AS 121
Private Pilot Operations
or MA 120
Quantitative Methods I
Quantitative Methods II
Calculus and Analytical Geometry I
Lower-Level Humanities 3
or PS 113L
Introductory Physics I Laboratory
Credits Subtotal 29.0-32.0
or COM 222
Intelligence Writing
Open Elective 3
Credits Subtotal 30.0
Specified Elective 6
Lower-Level Humanities or Social Science 3
Lower-Level Social Science, Psychology, or Economics 3
Specified Electives 6
Upper-Level Humanities or Social Science 3
Credits Total: 120
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Your wiper blades most likely have not been changed recently, let alone in the past year. However, they should regularly be replaced as part of maintaining your vehicle's safety. When wiper blades are too old, they cannot contact the glass properly, which leads to annoying squeaking sounds, smears, streaks, and minimal visibility; which is the last thing you want to be dealing with while driving in the winter.
When you bring in your vehicle for auto repair in Richmond and its surrounding cities, your technician can inspect your wiper blades to see if they need replacement. In between these appointments, you should learn how to properly examine them and diagnose a necessary repair before you find yourself in a severe storm with minimal visibility.
Sun: The ultra-violet rays and ozone deteriorate the rubber and metal components.
Oil: Any oil from your vehicle's wax, exhaust, and in the air, will deteriorate the rubber.
Airborne Contaminants: Sand, dust, mud, dirt, snow, and other debris will break, tear, and wear down the rubber of your wiper blades, making it harder for them to stay flush against the glass surface.
Moisture: Moisture is especially damaging, and can lead to rust. The closer you are to salt water, the faster your blades break down.
Ideally, you should replace your wiper blades every six months; though some blades will require replacements much faster.
Broken Frames – Look at the frame around the rubber part of the blade. If you see any signs of early detachment, now is the time to replace them.
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Contact – Turn on your wiper blades and watch them from outside of your vehicle. Are they meeting the windshield, or do you see streaks where the edges are lifting? If they are not flush with the glass surface, you have worn rubber on your wipers.
Flexibility – Rubber should be flexible, but after days in the sun and cold, the rubber of your wiper blades will eventually erode. Once it becomes brittle and hard, you need to replace the blades with softer, more pliable rubber pieces.
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"Cain and Abel" from Michael Howell
Scripture References: Genesis 4:1-16
From Series: "The Gospel According to Genesis"
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Speaking of coffee and blue jeans, I was in Newport the other day (photos above) when a little hipster bird told me about Empire Tea & Coffee. But don't be afraid! It's NOT for hipsters only. Definitely not. It's actually where lots of native Newport'ers go for fantastic coffee, tea, and sweets.
Empire has three locations, two in Newport (We visited both that day.) and one in Middletown, but a lot of people are partial to the Broadway/Newport location because it was the first of the three.
Impress your friends and family by taking them there next time you're in the vicinity. They'll love you for your keen knowledge of all things NOT tourist-y on the other side of the bridge. I swear.
To find out more about the braid in my hair, click here.
Photo Credits: All photos (except for the latte) courtesy of Ashley Farney; To see more of her work, click here.


The English and their history [electronic resource] / Robert Tombs.
Tombs, Robert (author.). Langton, James. (Added Author). hoopla digital. (Added Author). Read by James Langton. (Cast).
Physical Description: 1 online resource (1 audio file (43hr., 13 min.)) : digital.
Robert Tombs's momentous The English and Their History is both a startlingly fresh and a uniquely inclusive account of the people who have a claim to be the oldest nation in the world. The English first came into existence as an idea, before they had a common ruler and before the country they lived in even had a name. They have lasted as a recognizable entity ever since, and their defining national institutions can be traced back to the earliest years of their history. The English have come a long way from those first precarious days of invasion and conquest, with many spectacular changes of fortune. Their political, economic, and cultural contacts have left traces for good and ill across the world. This book describes their history and its meanings, from their beginnings in the monasteries of Northumbria and the wetlands of Wessex to the cosmopolitan energy of today's England. Tombs draws out important threads running through the story, including participatory government, language, law, religion, the land and the sea, and ever-changing relations with other peoples.


I recently had a long lost friend come into town for the first time for a conference. A lot of the conference was going on downtown Monday through Saturday. She assumed it was because of the conference that there were people mulling around and going out in downtown Nashville. We informed her it is just that way all the time (maybe not Sunday 1st thing in the morning except during Titans Football) with natives and tourists alike going out on the town. Even in the middle of winter, there are people going out in downtown Nashville to restaurants, honky-tonks, shops, events, and festivals. The vibrant downtown area is something I love about Nashville. Every week and weekend there are events and festivals open to everyone (some free, some with and entry fee). Here are a few events that I will want to attend in the coming week.
My local food writer pal Chris Chamberlain recently got his book "The Southern Foodie, 100 Places to Eat in the South Before You Die" published. In the book, as I have heard, are stories about 100 restaurants/joints in the South and a recipe or two from each one. There is one Chris told me about from Monell's (local to Nashville) that actually didn't have as much butter in it as I thought, so I will be getting 2 servings corn pudding next time. I have yet to make it at home because why mess with a good thing, and I will just hop over to Monell's and "get me some" of the corn pudding.
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My new/old favorite sushi place in Nashville is Miyako in Brentwood, near Vittles and O'Charley's on the corner of Old Hickory Blvd and Franklin Rd. It has been around for almost a couple decades serving up Japanese food to those in the know. I just went for the 1st time a few months ago, and I like this place for the consistency in product, good prices, a clean dining room, and relaxed atmosphere. There really isn't any outstanding sushi in Nashville or surrounding area, so why pay high prices for the same product elsewhere? Miyako has the best prices around. The plate shown above was a little over $20 at Miyako and it comes with a bowl of miso soup and a small iceberg lettuce salad. There is a relatively new sushi and Thai place around the corner from me, and I got same exact plate and it cost over $50 and there were no soup and salad either, those cost extra. So for 60% less in cost in sushi price for the same quality and quantity, I am going to Miyako.
I also like that Miyako runs like a well oiled machine. Dirty dishes do not pile up on tables where patrons have paid and left, the floor is not sticky and does not have spilled or ground-in food, and the waitstaff is efficient but not harried. Miyako is clean and comfortable, which some take for granted in restaurants. But when you go to a place that is not clean and comfortable, it puts clean and comfortable of good restaurants in to perspective. So, in comparison, the last time I tried to eat at a sushi joint down the road from Miyako, this other place had dirty dishes piled on tables, food on the floor thrown by children and not cleaned up, there were at least 2 flies in the restaurant, and the staff was harried providing a really un-relaxing dining experience. I will never go back to the other joint. I will go back to Miyako because it is consistent and not dirty.
The food at Miyako is what you would expect at any Americanize Japanese restaurant in the Nashville area. Every meal starts off with miso soup and an iceberg salad with a blob ginger carrot dressing on top. Neither freebie soup and salad is anything to write home about, but if you are hungry when you arrive, the soup and salad come out quick and take the edge off while you wait for your freshly prepared meal. We have gotten sushi, sashimi, bento boxes and yakisoba. The sushi and sashimi combos are consistent, have the best prices around and are plenty of food for my meal. The bento boxes are not the most creative, but they are consistent, have the best prices around and are more than enough food for my meal. The yakisoba is also consistent, straight forward and what you want in a pile of thin noodles. I really like the yakisoba uses nice thin Asian style noodles in a light teriyaki sauce which is an oldie but goodie flavor I like. Also, the yakisoba plate is so big, that there is definitely 2 meals on the plate. So either share the dish at dinner, or bring a tupperware and take some home for your next meal.
I personally have started bringing my own tupperware container to restaurants, so my leftovers are already in the container I am going to put in the microwave the next day, instead of bringing home a big bulky styrofoam box, and then putting it in my microwaveable container, and have the styrofoam box take up a lot real estate in the garbage can, and then having to take out the garbage in the middle of the night because the garbage can is too full because of the styrofoam, and all I want to do is get into PJs and relax, but I can't because the garbage must go out. Eh, you get the picture. I am lazy, so bringing my own tupperware allows me to get home and get into PJs and relax sooner.
In general, Japanese food is healthier than some other foods. Besides tempura, there is very little that is deep fried or ladened with lard. There isn't a lot of over top flavoring either because the Japanese food aesthetic is to allow the natural flavors of the food to shine on their own. If I feel like I have a healthy day, I like to cap the day with a little sushi and finish healthy. Miyako is right down the street from the Maryland Farms YMCA, one of the nicest gyms around with an extensive wellness workout area, women only workout areas, tennis, Olympic size pool, and every group class you can think from aerobics to zumba. When I have a good healthy day, I like to go to the Maryland Farms Y and workout and then go to Miyako and get some sushi.
Visiting my pal, working wife and mom of 3 active kids in school and sports, there isn't a lot of time left in the day to put a hot meal on the table every night, and provide excellent snacks everyday. It is amazing to me that my pal does put a hot meal on the table everyday, and had decent snacks for the kids after school on top of all the other working stuff she does. She is an awesome working mom! One good snack my pal makes that I think is awesome is Pizza Bread! It can be served hot or cold, and is a real time saver that way. It is fast, easy and the kids love it!
1. Get pizza dough, make pizza dough, or use frozen bread dough. If you using frozen bread dough, take it out of the freezer in the morning, and let it rise all day, and it will be ready to use when you get home from work.
2. Roll out dough on a jelly roll pan.
3. Put fillings down the center of the bread dough leaving room at the ends and sides. My pal just used what she had in the house, some tomato sauce, sliced ham, cheese, garlic, oregano, salt and pepper.
4. Slice the dough on the edges like a wide feather.
5. Fold the ends of the dough up over the stuffing, and fold the feathered dough up and over in a weave pattern (as seen above).
6. Bake at 350F for 20 - 25 min.
7. Cool. Cut into slices and enjoy.
One thing about Nashville is that I really don't know too many people who were born and raised here. Most are transplants from somewhere else. One group of friends of mine are all from the midwest, and were raised with really awesome casseroles that were easy and quick to assemble, and can feed a family and any kid's friends for dinner. Chicken a al king, Johnny Marzetti, frito chili pie, potato au gratin, turkey tetrazzini, hamburger pie, and mac and cheese are all good solid midwest meals. The Man is from Ohio, and has fond memories of his aunt making Johnny Marzetti for reunions and potlucks. So, after a few weeks of talking midwest food with my midwest pals, we decided to do a midwest themed potluck.
Since I am not originally from the midwest, and my mom was all about whole foods, and nothing from a can, and nothing from a box, I was not raised with traditional casseroles. Casseroles are a bit of new thing for me. BUT, the Man taught me about an Ohio favorite - Johnny Marzetti, and baked pasta dish that he grew up with. The premise behind a Johnny Marzetti is ziti mixed with tomato sauce, ground beef, and mozzarella, then topped with cheddar and then baked until hot. In essence it is a baked ziti casserole that can feed a lot of people.
I decided to make this dish, but I would use lots of local organic ingredients my own tomato pasta sauce I made with a lot local organic ingredients and some conventional.
The sauce I made with Foggy Hollow and Barefoot Farmer tomatoes, Barefoot Farmer peppers, onions, and garlic, my organic garden oregano, thyme, basil and cayenne, salt and a little squirt of honey from my friend's house in Mt Juliet. So I made about 2 quarts of sauce.
The ground meat mix I used local ground beef (West Wind) and hot Italian style sausage (Emerald Glen), and I sauteed that up with Barefoot Farmer onions, celery, garlic and parsley, Foggy Hollow sweet peppers, my organic garden cayenne and salt.
The cheese, I cheated and did not use local organic product. I bought conventional pre-shredded Italian style and pre-shredded cheddar, not Sweetwater Valley or Kenny's. The pasta, I cheated on too, and it is dried boxed ziti, not Lazzaroli's fresh pasta.
To assemble, I greased the bottom of a 9x13" pan. I put a layer of sauce down first. Then I put a pasta layer, meat mix layer, sauce layer and mozzarella layer. I layered until I was out of each layer material. Then I topped the top with cheddar cheese. I put the casserole in the oven at 350F for 30 minutes until the top cheese layer was all melty.
Everyone at the dinner said they liked this dish. The other Ohio people recognized this dish from the school lunch they used to get in Ohio, except that this dish has a lot more flavor and yumminess to it than the school lunch.
My friend Debbie, a recent transplant from the Midwest is the queen of the casseroles and crock pot. She makes chicken a la king like no one's business. After she made it months ago, I bugged her for the recipe, and I made it a few times since because I love it! So it is a couple cans of cream of chicken, a couple cans of cream of mushroom, diced chicken, and a bag of frozen mixed veggies. So add the condensed soup and chicken to the crockpot and cook on low 6-8 hrs, or hi 3-4 hrs. In the last 30 - 45 min add the veggies. That is it. So dang good. It tastes like pot pie filling which I love! Debbie made chicken a la king for the party, and I took all the left overs home with me. So good!
So, when I make this at home, I use the condensed soup, and I add diced organic chicken thighs because I like thigh meat better than white meat. I also add Barefoot Farmer carrots, celery and onions to the mix. I add sliced creminis. I add my organic garden cayenne, and a splash of white wine to it. Then at the last 3- to 45 min, I add a small bag of green peas. It tastes different from Debbie's traditional mix, but still tasty I think.
Another midwest friend made frito chili pie! I have never had this tasty treat before, and I am impressed with it. She assembled it in about 2 minutes and baked for about 10-15 min. She emptied a bag of regular (and btw, the best) fritos in a baking dish. She sliced some onion and scattered them on the chips. She opened a can of chili with beans, and poured it over the chips. She opened a bag of shredded cheddar, and poured that on top of the chili. She popped the dish into the oven until the cheese melted, and she served it. Really good. I just love this dish too!
There were other dishes including tuna casserole, salad, cheesy kale, straight up sauteed kale, watermelon and s'mores. S'mores are universal, so I had those as a kid. At this potluck, one midwesterner brought giant marshmallows and Hershey's chocolate to make the s'mores. We got the bonfire going, collected sticks from the yard, and unraveled a couple wire hangers to toast our marshmallows. I, of course, set my marshmallow on fire because I like tasting the charry goodness. Oh we had so much fun making s'mores. It was like we were kids again, giggling at the messy drippy sugary treat. Us adults were possible on sugar highs, and the kids had to remind up to settle down.
Anyway, here in Nashville, kids went back to school on August 1st. Yes, you read that right, August 1st. With sports, studying, and school, and the kids aren't old enough to drive and take themselves around, the adults don't have much time for potlucks now. So, I have some fun memories, and some great casserole and crockpot recipes now. And, I am totally scanning the calendar looking for another good day for another midwest themed potluck.
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When this business said somebody was flushing money down the toilet, it wasn't speaking metaphorically about a failed company initiative.
Somebody had literally blocked up the toilets in Switzerland's UBS bank in Geneva's financial district with cold, hard cash. Then, a few days after the bank reported the clogged toilets, three nearby restaurants found their own facilities backed up with 500-euro notes, according to Geneva's Tribune de Geneve newspaper.
The five-hundred euro note had been discontinued by the European Central Bank last year because of concerns it was being used too often for illicit activities like money laundering.
In all, the toilets of the bank and three nearby bistros were blocked by nearly $100,000 in high-denomination euro banknotes, according to Geneva prosecutors.
The money was confiscated and, as of right now, investigators aren't treating the cash as illegal funds.
Derouand said there's no immediate reason to believe the cash was dirty money which, given where the money was discovered, can't possibly be taken as a literal statement.


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That guy on the left has done more for African American artists and artists of all four races and thousands of ethnicities around the DMV than most people realize.
That guy on the left is one of the hardest working, least recognized, key members of the visual arts cultural tapestry of our capital region.
That guy on the left is one of the longest surviving independent fine arts commercial gallery owners in the region and a champion for the DC area visual arts.
That guy is Norm Parish, owner, director and curator of Parish Gallery, established in Georgetown in 1991, which means that in "gallery years", his gallery has not only survived but flourished in a town where art galleries struggle to stay open.
He was my neighbor for many years while I was half of The Fraser Gallery's original location in G'town from 1996 - 2006 and I consider him a friend and my earliest inspiration for trying to do something positive for the DMV art scene.
If you're not going to this opening tonight, then you're just off the visual arts radar in the DMV.


There is no dearth of wargamers in the world. Right for the kids to the grownups, everyone loves to play war games on their PCs and mobile devices. There are many who always look and search for quality war games online to suit their appetite for war games. This is why we see a lot of free online war games sites come up to meet the needs of every wargamer. These sites offer a plethora of war games in various categories so that they get more and more people to use the site. These game sites offer games that are based on different skills and strategies and make it very exciting and inviting for the war game enthusiasts.
If you get access to the best war game sites, then you will find thousands of gambeson offers. Moreover, the most popular war game websites will include new games every year in order to give something new to play for their regular customers. There are many games that will keep the user engrossed in the game for hours. Once a gamer finds the suitable war games on one site, then he will not want to waste his time and energy searching for other game sites. You will get to play different types and styles of war games on one site. Some of the games that are offered online for free include Call of Duty, Age of Empires, Gears of War, etc.
There are plenty of war games that you can play online. You should choose an online war game website that offers game sunder all war categories like skill games, strategy games, educational games, etc. This is very important as you will get to play and try out various war games in different genres and not get bored playing just one type of war game. Choosing the games websites that offer a wide range of war categories is ideal so that you can get to test your war skills and tactics in different games. The games on the website must be arranged and categorized in different genres, age groups, ratings, and skill levels so that you do not waste a lot of time choosing the category. It is very important to opt for gaming sites that are licensed and have a lot of registered members playing the different war games.
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The Mailboxes will be playing live @ Chattanooga's Barking Legs Theater Friday June 24th. 8pm Tickets are now on sale through this site and BarkingLegs.org this weekend. ~R.
Click to play songs from their bandcamp page. My favorites in particular are: "I don't Exist," "Keep Your Mouth Shut" & "Talk To Me" from their album Red Flags & "Olivia" from their EP Postscript by The Mailboxes ~R.
A few weeks ago I noticed a band called The Mailboxes were playing live at The Camphouse in Chattanooga, TN. Out of curiosity I looked up their album "Red Flags" and their EP "Postscript" on Bandcamp.com and just went "wow! this is definitely worth checking out" and got to see them perform live the same day I learned of their overall existence.
Since then I've been a fan of this band led by vocalist, keyboardist and songwriter Jillian Spears Ivey, but I became a SUPERFAN after seeing them again on Feb 27th, 2016 in the secret backroom of a coffeehouse in their hometown of Cleveland, TN where maybe 60 college age (or younger) fans had gathered.
By listening to their album You can discern there is an above the norm level of talent, especially from the lead vocalist/pianist & songwriter Jillian Spears Ivey but this night their passion was turned up high and the soulful vocal delivery and stage presence delivered by Jillian Ivey with Caley Johns on backing vocals, glockenspiel, harmonium and various other percussion plus an excellently balanced and obviously well taught Ben Johns on the drum kit formed the perfect unit with a sonic balance verging on the best studio mixes for a truly riveting stage show in that small back room filled with friends and family. Although excellent the one time I'd seen them before, this show notched their whole package of onstage performing and songwriting up to a level that a lot of signed artists struggle to attain and many never do.
So from all appearances this is a tight, passionate and family oriented unt… maybe that's what's been missing from so many who try and don't quite make it through the hoops these three seem to so effortlessly achieve, and then they go the extra mile knocking their performance out of the park with sincere passion.
The show in Cleveland TN did exceed the performance I saw earlier so I hope this is an upward trajectory in their development. It seems like they have discovered the joy in knowing just how gifted they are as musicians and songwriters and just let it fly, leaving any inhibitions behind in the practice zone. If they can maintain the attitude that propelled them to this level of performance they are ready for just about any stage or venue that is astute enough to snap them up.
I can't wait to see what they come up with next, both recording and performance-wise. For all the hype foisted upon "local" musicians in this region this is the shining gem that happens to reside just a little off the beaten path but eventually they will come out of the woods. They have already been noticed by Daytrotter.com and received the magnanimous ArtistSignal.com international artist of the month award. Look for The Mailboxes on tour spring & summer of 2016. ~R.
"Dead Reckoning" by Little Country Giants 2016. Album art by Emily Haworth-Booth.
ArtFRONT Concert Series Posters and flyers.
THIS mobile site is a project of ArtFRONT Presentations. We personally wanted to have an app that would deliver Enigma magazine's concert calendar for the Southeast to us instantly wherever we are at anytime. Of course such a valuable resource needs to be shared with the community so here You are! ArtFRONT Presentations currently hosts this site on it's MySecretIdentity.org server.
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"Current Music Dynamics" online magazine music and Arts resource.


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Born and raised in central Oklahoma, Mike P. Ryan draws on his humble roots and uses his keen eye for detail to craft heartfelt songs about the struggles and triumphs of everyday life. Mike's smooth, clear vocal style is regularly compared to classic Singer/Songwriters like James Taylor and Jackson Browne while his evocative lyrics reflect the influences of musical wordsmiths like Robert Earl Keen, Richard Shindell, and Jeffrey Foucault.
Mike has won a host of prestigious national and international songwriting awards including: two Gold Medals and the Grand Prize Award in The Mid-Atlantic Song Contest; First Place in the Folk/Acoustic Category of the UK Songwriting Contest; and First Place overall in the Dallas Songwriter's Association Songwriting Contest. He is a two-time finalist in The Kerrville Folk Festival's New Folk competition, a top 10 finisher in The Al Johnson Wildflower Performing Singer/Songwriter Contest, and a Bronze Medal winner in American Songwriter Magazine's Lyrics Contest.
A gifted live performer and a natural raconteur, Mike engages and entertains audiences at venues, festivals, house concerts, and songwriting showcases from coast to coast. He has performed at The Connecticut Folk Festival, The Dripping Springs Songwriter Festival, The Tucson Folk Festival, The Wildflower Music Festival, The Sharlot Hall Folk Festival, and The Smoky Mountain Songwriter Festival. In 2018 Mike was selected as an official showcase artist by the Southwest Regional Folk Alliance (SWRFA). He has opened for regional and national acts including Sean Watkins of Nickel Creek.
Mike's debut album, American Tales, was released in 2015. His follow-up album At Home In The Darkness was released in 2018. At Home in the Darkness debuted at #11 on the Worldwide Folk DJ charts continues to receive steady airplay on Folk and Americana stations worldwide. In 2019, At Home in the Darkness was nominated for "Folk Album of the Year" and Mike was nominated for "Folk Artist of the Year" by the Washington Area Music Association.
A former Army paratrooper and a veteran of Iraq and Afghanistan, Mike volunteers his time and shares his music with a number of veteran-focused charities. An avid student of the craft of songwriting, Mike teaches songwriting workshops to songwriters of all experience levels. Mike currently lives in Northern Virginia with his wife and son.


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Villiers-Fossard es una localidad  y comuna francesa, situada en el departamento de Mancha en la región de Baja Normandía.

Demografía

(Población sans doubles comptes según la metodología del INSEE).

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 Villiers-Fossard en Institut géographique national
 Villiers-Fossard en el Insee

Localidades de Mancha


GAZA CITY, occupied Gaza Strip (IPS) - Palestinians are calling for boycotts against Israeli products and companies. But in the Gaza Strip — at the heart of the Israeli occupation — it is often impossible for residents to follow their own call to action. Read more about Palestinians urged to "Buy Gaza"


The first time I can recall learning about Mr. Gurdjieff was in 1995. My wife and I were honeymooning in Vermont. While strolling along Church Street, we wandered into a book shop. There I found a book entitled "The Lucid Dreamer" by Malcom Godwin. At the time, I was fascinated with dreams and with lucid dreaming in particular. The book was full of surreal art, quotes, and anecdotes of persons who in one way or another made some contribution to the topic of dreams and sleep.
One particular sidebar in the book struck me. Pictured in it, nearly in profile, was an old yet strong man, with a shaved head, a white upturned moustache, and dark eyes gazing as if into the distant future.
For me, this was a new idea, that everyone was asleep and must wake up—everyone including myself! What does it mean that everyone is asleep? The idea stuck with me, though its full weight would not be impressed upon me until many years later.


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iOS app suggestion: buttons i…
iOS app suggestion: buttons in the list of Facebook friends should be in different color
PeterBizjak
I frequently use Find friends on Facebook feature in the iOS app (that's because it doesn't work on any of my desktops). Lists of Facebook friends are usually long, and on it, there are usually very few people who use Duolingo.
That's why I suggest that you make the Follow button in some different color, that would be more visible during a faster scroll through the list of Facebook friends.
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Can you elaborate on what you mean by it doesn't work on any of your desktops? What happens when you click on "Find more friends on Facebook"?
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Ah, fall (in the Northern Hemisphere)... the weather starts to cool, the leaves begin to change, and the holiday video game releases loom on the horizon. While the start of summer typically marks developers and publishers hyping up the gaming community with big announcements for what's to come in a year (or two or three) via digital presentations and "Keigh3," the fall is when we usually get teasers of more immediate releases. For example, the September Nintendo Direct dropped yesterday and not only did it finally give a full name and release date for the next Zelda game (The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, May 12, 2023), but there are four new co-op games, two remastered co-op games, and one existing co-op title that are coming to the Switch within the next 6 months.
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We've already had an extensive hands on preview with It Takes Two early last month. The game, if you didn't know, is a co-op platformer and adventure by Hazelight Studios. You can read all those detailed impressions here and here. Our latest stream of the game is actually covering a lot of the same topics - but having had a chance to reflect on some things, our opinion may have changed...slightly.
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We're back continuing our coverage of It Takes Two, the upcoming two player co-op romantic comedy meets video game from developer Hazelight and publisher Electronic Arts. Hopefully you've had time to check out our written impressions and the video preview of the game's first level.
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First level play though and thoughts
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Hopefully you've had a chance to read our hands on impressions with It Takes Two over here. As we talked about, Locke and I spent a few hours with the game playing through the opening levels and experiencing the different things the game has to offer. Over the next few days we'll highlight some of those experiences with a handful of video highlights we took from our sessions with the game.
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Josef Fares of Hazelight Studios has two major releases under his belt, both focused on narrative gameplay featuring two major characters. While 2013's Brothers - A Tale of Two Sons was a single player affair except on Switch, 2018's A Way Out was a full on co-op experience for two players as they attempted to break out of a prison. Now Josef and Hazelight are back for something decidedly different and honestly, all together fresh for video games.
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This story isn't exactly hot off the presses, but developer Hazelight Studios has revealed that their latest co-op game, It Takes Two, is aiming for release on March 26th of this year. That means you have just under two months to wittle down your group of friends/family/significant others to just one ideal co-op partner. You'll probably have to make some hard cuts, but I have faith you'll make the right decision in the end.
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Josef Fares is back in action with a brand new co-op title. His latest game development project is It Takes Two, an action/platformer following the journey of two dolls which have come to life. Not a huge amount is known about the game yet, but if Fares' previous entry, A Way Out, is any indicator, the game will be built from the ground up for a co-op experience.
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When was the last time you shouted "Yahoo!"?
On Tuesday 28 May, between 4.30pm-6.00pm, Jimi Hunt is hosting a bouncy castle on Queens Wharf so you can shout Yahoo. To celebrate the release of A Bit Mental, Jimi is putting up this bouncy castle and asking commuters of Auckland to kick off their brogues and their high heels, and experience a few moments of pure joy in the bouncy castle.
This is the first event of Jimi's 'Volom Ask For Help Tour', a nationwide tour where Jimi will host other events like this. From the man who paddled a Lilo down the Waikato River and created the World's Biggest Waterslide, you know these events are going to give you an opportunity to laugh and to feel the opposite of depression.
Jimi Hunt is a man who has spent most of his life doing ridiculous things for his own amusement, including coordinating New Zealand's Urban Golf Championships and Jimi's Ninja River Adventure. But what none of his friends knew was that Jimi had been silently battling with depression. It was eating him alive from the inside, affecting his business, losing him friends and slowly, painfully destroying his marriage. Disillusioned with the help and advice he received, he read that having a goal could help with depression. Five minutes later, Jimi set his goal and announced it to the world – he would travel the entire length of the Waikato River on an inflatable Lilo mattress. That's over 400km of paddling, on an unreliable flotation device. With 21,000 people following the journey on Facebook, Jimi faced loneliness and inner turmoil while chancing upon a dead body in the river and learning the exquisite joy in kindness from strangers. Jimi learned some important life lessons on the way that he shares in his first book, A Bit Mental, hoping that everyone can learn to Live More Awesome.
Beware the Bouncy Castles. ACC has just this week announced a dramatic increase in adult injuries on these things. Graham especially should avoid them.


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Carleen Anderson closed this year's ReVoice festival last night at Soho's Pizza Express with a stunning set, ably supported by a very tight band, featuring Tom Cawley on piano, Al Cherry on electric guitar, Laurence Cottle on bass guitar and Simon Lea on drums.
Born in Texas into a musical family including mother Vicki Anderson and with James Brown as her godfather and Bobby Byrd as her stepfather, the young Carleen followed the route of singing in church from a very early age. As well as the family influences she has worked with artists ranging from John Dankworth and Dr. John to Jocelyn Brown, Johnny Cash and Paul McCartney. She came to the UK 23 years ago and had early success as one of the Young Disciples, whose hit Apparently Nothing was a showstopper at Pizza Express. She has also worked with the likes of the Brand New Heavies and Incognito.
Last night she treated us to a lengthy work out of her 1990's pop hit, Mama Said (I still have the CD single from back then - you can enjoy this song by clicking on the musical link at the top of this post), the aforesaid Apparently Nothing and a tremendous version of the Deneice Williams hit Free, which brought to mind the much missed Minnie Riperton as Carleen effortlessly reached the song's super high notes. She also treated us to three songs from what she hopes will eventually be a musical based on the story of he grandparents, the first family members born free in the United States, their struggles, successes and enduring love. The influence of her pastor grandfather was especially clear in the third of the songs, a rip roaring gospel number which included Ms Anderson giving a virtuoso performance on tambourine. This is a project still in preparation - more soon please Carleen!
A word about the band. Tight throughout, there were especially outstanding performances from Al Cherry on electric guitar (on Free in particular) and Simon Lea on drums. And kudos to Carleen for being generous with her musicians - all of whom were showcased with a series of solos throughout the evening. During the encore she demonstrated her own talents by accompanying herself on piano, performing Don't Look Back in Anger. A great performance from a great vocalist that was over all to soon. Oh yes, and a very big "thanks" to my friend and neighbour Bev for inviting me!
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Fox Theatre Atlanta (GA), Part Time 2019-11-12 Operations Security Print
SECURITY OFFICER – PART-TIME
Days/Hours: Variable Schedule Including days, nights, weekends, and holidays. Could also include overnight shifts as needed.
Position Type: Part-Time, Non-Exempt (Hourly)
The Fox Theatre Security Team is responsible for the safety and security of the Fox Theatre, its employees, guests, and patrons at all times. Team members work in various posts on Fox Theatre property both in event-related and non-event security capacities.
Stand guard during events and/or patrol area of responsibility periodically to ensure safety and security of all patrons, staff, vendors, and facilities
Respond immediately to emergency situations, patron issues, or disturbances within the area of responsibility.
Assist with crowd control inside and outside of the facility
Limit loss and damage by reporting and documenting any irregularities (trespassers, building damage, leaks, unsecure access points, etc.) and by informing violators of policies and procedures
Remain calm and assertive when dealing with emotional, angry, and/or unruly, guests during times of heightened and intense interactions
Maintain strict company, staff, and guest confidentiality
Interface with and work alongside external and/or third-party contracted security personnel
Exercise OSHA best practices when handling hazardous materials
Work a flexible schedule (including extended and/or irregular hours, evenings, holidays, overtime)
Other duties as directed
Education, Knowledge, Skills, & Qualifications:
At least 2 years Event Security experience or at least 2 years Police or Military experience is strongly preferred
Prior formalized security training preferred
Must be able to read, write, and communicate clearly and effectively in English
Must possess general computer proficiency skills, including but not limited to word processing, e-mail, internet navigation, and web searches
Must be able to use sound judgment and common sense effectively while under pressure
Must be able to work successfully both as part of a team and independently with limited instruction
Must complete IAVM Trained Crowd Manager program within 90 days of employment
Must have or be willing to obtain CPR / AED / First Aid certification within six months of employment
This position requires work inside and outside in all types of weather with fluctuations in temperature and conditions
Must be able to stand/walk for extended periods of time
Must be able to ascend and descend stairs throughout the workday
Must be able to physically assist guests and employees as needed
Must be able to lift up to 50 pounds occasionally; must be capable of lifting/pulling/pushing up to 100 pounds with assistance if needed
Must possess what is medically considered normal sensory acuity with all senses (eyesight, hearing, smell) and be able to handle and respond to multiple stimuli simultaneously. Artificial correction to normal standards is acceptable.
Must be able to work overnight shift, as well as days, nights, weekends, and holidays as needed
Successful applicants must be able to pass a post-offer, pre-employment drug screening and background check.
The Fox Theatre is one of Atlanta's premier venues for live entertainment. Listed as No. 1 non-residency venue worldwide for the decade by Billboard Magazine, the Fox Theatre was most recently named as one of the 2018 "Top Stops Worldwide" by Venues Now magazine and landed in the top three of Pollstar magazine's 2018 Worldwide Ticket Sales. Other notable accolades include nods for 2017 "Theatre of the Year" by the International Entertainment Buyers Association, Rolling Stone magazine's "The Best Big Rooms in America" as part of their "Venues That Rock" series (2013) and the 2011 "Outstanding Historic Theatre of the Year" award by the League of Historic American Theatres. For the past decade, the Fox Theatre has consistently ranked in the top three non-residency theatres in North America for gross ticket sales by industry trade magazines, Pollstar, Billboard and Venues Now. The Fox Theatre has the No. 1 social media presence for any theatre or performing arts center in North America (2,000-5,000 seats) and for any Georgia venue according to the "Social Media Power 100" compiled by Venues Now magazine. With 4,665 seats in the theatre, the Fox hosts 250 performances a year, from rock concerts and Broadway productions to ballets, comedy and movies, attracting 500,000 visitors annually. In addition, the Fox hosts wedding receptions, trade shows, corporate meetings and association functions in its fabulous ballrooms, lounge and outdoor terrace.
As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit arts organization, the Fox Theatre stands today as a fiercely protected landmark and a nationally acclaimed theater and is celebrating its 90th year in 2019.
The Fox prides itself in being much more than just a historic theatre. The Fox is a memory maker! The members of our staff are held to the highest Guest Service Standards. Seeing a smile on the face of every guest and knowing that you are taking part in the making of a memory that will last forever is just one of the many perks of working at the Fox.
Whether on the front lines or behind the scenes, every single member of our staff plays a vital role in the memory-making experience we call "The Fox Experience". "The Fox Experience" doesn't stop at the doors of the Fox. The Fox Theatre Institute is a dynamic outreach program offering historic preservation and operations expertise, consultation and education to performing arts venues in Georgia and the region. The Fox Theatre Institute also provides memory-making educational experiences to students through initiatives such as Fox in a Box.
Fox Theatre, Inc. provides equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability or genetics. In addition to federal law requirements, Fox Theatre complies with applicable state and local laws governing nondiscrimination in employment. This policy applies to all terms and conditions of employment, including recruiting, hiring, placement, promotion, termination, layoff, recall, transfer, leaves of absence, compensation and training.
Fox Theatre expressly prohibits any form of workplace harassment based on race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, national origin, age, genetic information, disability, or veteran status.
The Fox Theatre is located at 660 Peachtree Street NE, Atlanta, GA 30308.
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HBO has released a trailer for the forthcoming movie adaptation of Deadwood, the beloved and critically acclaimed series that went off the air in 2006. In the 55-second clip, we get reacquainted with Al Swearengen, played by the inimitable Ian McShane. "Every man worth a name knows the value of being unreachable," Swearengen says over a montage reintroducing viewers to Alma Ellsworth (Molly Parker), Seth Bullock (Timothy Olyphant), and other familiar faces.
Deadwood creator David Milch wrote the script, which was directed by Daniel Minahan, who also shot several episodes of the series. The two-hour film premieres on HBO on May 31.


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