The member exhibit features at least one painting by each artist entering. Show Chairs: Helen Green helengreen@earthlink.net 713 385-0644 Lynn Zwern lynnzpl@gmail.com 512 784-2320 Assistant Show Chair: Shevawn Eisman shevawn@aol.com 512 423-2611 Juror: Frank Eber "The best reason for entering shows is sharing genuine feelings and ideas without the need to please peers or look for acceptance and reward. Ironically, once art comes from that deeper place, all the accolades just arrive without trying." Awards for Member Exhibition First $350 Second $250 Third $200 Eight merit awards $30 each Location of exhibition Corridor of Art Gallery 700 Lavaca St. Austin TX 78701 Show hours: Mon-Friday 9-5 Closed Saturday and Sunday Calendar Friday, February 1 Online entry opens via WWG's Website. See specs in requirements Saturday, February 9 5pm Deadline for entry form , jpegs and fee. Saturday, Feb 16, Notification of accepted paintings if more than one entered. Single entry will be automatically accepted. Sunday, March 31 12:30 Deliver framed paintings to Apache Shores Hall, 14919 General Williamson Drive, Lakeway for awards selection by Frank Eber. 2:30 to 3:00 Pick up paintings after judging. Demo by Frank Eber 3:00 t0 5:00 Monday, April 29 11:00 Deliver paintings to Corridor of Arts (parking pass for members staying to help hang) Reception to be announced. Monday, July 1, 10:00 Strike Pick up paintings from COA Changes for Spring show Entry fee: First entry is free. $20 for additional 2-3 entries. Framing Mats may be the choice of the entrant. Frames all colors accepted but molding no wider than 2 1/2" and non ornate. Maximum width of 42". All paintings with framed size exceeding 11x14 must have acrylic glazing. Glass is allowed for works 11x14 or smaller.
Show Hours: Mon-Thurs 9-5, Fri 9-12, Sun 8:30-1.
The exhibit is open to all WWG current members in good standing. To join or renew membership for 2018, go to waterloowatercolor.org under membership.
Members may submit up to three paintings. Diptychs, triptychs or polyptychs are considered separate one entry only if they are contained within one frame.
Paintings must be original in concept, not copies of work or photographs of others, not completed in a class or workshop.
Paintings should have been completed within the last two years.
Paintings must not have objectionable content to the venue or show chairs. WWG reserves the right to refuse any work that does not conform to the Entry Requirements.
All accepted paintings must remain hanging for the entire duration of the exhibition. Buyers may pick up purchased paintings only after the exhibit closes. Sales shall be handled by the individual artist. Please inform the show chair of a sale.
As an entrant, you are agreeing to the stated rules and requirements and give permission to WWG to photograph and display your accepted paintings on the WWG website and/or promotional materials.
Media Acceptable painting media include watercolor, gouache, acrylics, egg tempera and casein paints as well as watercolor pencils, crayons and water-soluble inks. Mediums, gels, gesso and other painting supplements may be used. Pastels, gold and silver leafing are acceptable as long as water-based media is dominant. No water-based oils. Collage is acceptable using hand-painted white papers painted with water-based media.
Substrates Acceptable papers/supports include cotton rag, oriental papers, synthetic paper (YUPO), and any kind of coated paper or board. No commercially colored or printed papers allowed.
Mats, if used, must be white, off white, or pale neutral. One narrow colored liner may be used. Mats are recommended.
Acceptable frames include metal or wood non-ornate frames in black, white, gold, silver, bronze, pewter, or dark colors and wood stains. Frames should be no wider than 2.5 inches.
The maximum frame size is 42 inches in width due to venue space and weight.
Every painting must be under acrylic (like Plexiglas). No glass due to safety and venue rules.
Paintings must be wired from side-to-side with screw-in hangers. D-rings recommended. No saw-tooth hangers. When hanging, stretched wire should be 3" from the top of the frame.
Labels from this prospectus should be placed in the upper left corner on the back of each painting.
Exhibitions will be juried by Alexis Lavine who will be knowledgeable in the WWG's entry guidelines, and her decisions will be accepted as final. Every effort will be made to allow the juror to work without undue influence.
Due care will be used in handling the artist's work. WWG will not be responsible for the theft, loss or damage to works submitted.


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A week before the planned excursion, we ventured to the mountains with a few friends to dial the rifles in at the altitude we would be hunting and see the beauty the Eastern Sierra had to offer during fall. Both altitude and temperature affect how your gun will shoot so doing these adjustments in an environment as close to that you expect to hunt is best. I had first zero'ed my Weatherby Mark V in at 100 yards, but wanted to move that zero out to 200. A few well placed shots, adjustment to compensate, and we were in business.
Stephen using the Slumberjack Rifle Hauler Mat that doubles as a shooting pad to sight in his rifle. At $85 it is a great padded rifle case that doubles as a shooting rest.
Night 0 - After finishing up work and saying goodbye to the wives, my friend Stephen and I set out for the mountains 6 hours to the north. We arrived at the trailhead around 2:30 AM and promptly passed out for a few hours of sleep before getting ready at 5.
Day 1 - We awoke cold to the crisp mountain air after a painfully short 2.5 hours of sleep. At 5 AM, the night time chill was still hovering around 35 degrees, thankfully the water in our packs had not yet frozen. We layered up with clothes, packed the packs, grabbed the rifles and hit the trail right before sunrise.
We dropped down 1,500 feet to the San Joaquin river and stopped for breakfast. Stephen boiled water for our oatmeal while I kept my eyes pinned to the hills above. During the entirety of our trip, both Stephen and I had our binoculars strapped to our chest ready to spot the slightest of movement from a nearby animal. Once the belly was warm we clambered up the other side of the gorge and recovered that 1500 feet we had just descended. All along the trail were deer tracks and little poops. We knew that deer were in the area and it was only a matter of time before our game of hide and seek would end with a pack full of meat.
At the next water crossing, we split up, Stephen followed the river to the North intending to catch another trail about 1.5 miles away while I quietly and slowly moved along the main trail heading for our first camp at around 8,500 feet. I had stripped off the Wild Things Gear Soft Shell jacket at this point as the temperature of the day was rising. I still had on a base layer and the powerstretch fleece hoody, a new favorite of mine. These were enough to keep me warm but dry while moving. We had hoped for a winter storm to blow through and blanket the area in a fresh layer of snow. It would have made the scenery even more amazing, but would have also pushed the deer down and out a little closer to us. When the snow really starts falling in a few weeks, the deer will all start migrating over the Eastern Sierras and out of the area we were hunting.
Our first camp was a huge surprise with tree stump recliners, a wood slab table, a metal-clad tree for the bear bag, and ample area for tents. This was definitely a horse camp that was evident by the large corral in the nearby meadow. The Sierras hold a ton of history and it is really awesome to think about Cowboys and Indians trading in these very hills. We found signs of this evident by obsidian arrow heads. There is no natural source of obsidian to be found in this specific area for more than 20 miles.
With an attached 2 car garage, the Big Agnes Super Scout UL2 does require some strategic campsite planning. Utilizing a pair or trekking poles and a plethora of guy wires over standard tent poles, this spacious mobile home of a tent weighs only 2.5 pounds!
Stephen made it to camp a few hours later. It was the middle of the day and the deer were most likely bedded down by now, neither of us had spotted one yet. Squirrels seemed to be constantly taunting us by dropping acorns and snapping branches, a noise very similar to that of a deer walking through the forest. Our senses were maxed out ready to both see and hear anything that we could.
Tent + sleeping pad + sleeping bag = 6 lbs. Nalgene for size comparison. Trekking poles weigh 10 oz for the pair.
After spending a few minutes popping up the Big Agnes Super Scout UL2, inflating my Air Core SL sleeping pad, and laying out the Zirkel SL 20 sleeping bag, my pack was only 6 pounds lighter. My Helinox Passport Twist Lock poles were now held hostage with the tent, but since my pack was a little lighter after depositing most of my gear, I was ok with it. Following suit with the deer, we took an afternoon snoozer. Don't ask Wes about poles, he'll call you a sissy.
For the same price as 80 chicken mcnuggets, ($18) and only 2 oz, the Girdle Compression straps can cut the packed size of your sleeping bag in half!
Sunset came faster than we had expected and we worked our way out to the side of a hill that looked exposed on the map and we thought might also provide plenty of open area for glassing. We had the sun on our backs, illuminating the hill across the river. Stephen and I got comfortable and begin a slow, strategic, and methodical scan of the surrounding area looking for any sign of deer. With the temperatures dropping proportional to the sun, I was very thankful to have the LL Bean Hunter's Trail Model Fleece Hat and Technical Big Game Gloves keeping me warm. While LL Bean may not first strike you for your apparel needs, this gear did not disappoint. I tossed on the Wild Things Low loft jacket over the hoody and the insulation worked great. Holding your hands upright to keep the binoculars pasted to your eyes has a habit of draining all of the blood from your hands and instantly making them frozen meat popsicles.
The mule deer that we were hunting in this part of central California have a near perfect natural camouflage. When stationary it is virtually impossible for the human eye to make out their shape against the decaying brown foliage of fall. Our hope at this point was to catch movement while they were feeding. Stephen caught sight of the first buck, but he was well over 1.5 miles away and making his way up a ridge. The sun was quickly fading and by the time we would have began to stalk him, shooting hours would have set with the sun. With the sun gone and the rest of the visible light disappearing, we headed back to camp for the first night. A few warm meals in the belly and stories from the day by the fire helped us stay cozy before jumping in for the night. I was eager to see how the Big Agnes pad and bag would do on this night.
Plenty of room for two while sleeping, but shoulder room was a little cramped while we were both sitting up, getting ready slip in to our sleeping bags.
We had expected the overnight low to be in the 30s and I was able to confirm that with my phone. I left it on throughout the night in airplane mode with basically nothing going on. The internal battery thermometer recorded the temperature all night and confirmed we saw a low of 33. I think I was pushing the limits of this uninsulated Air Core SL sleeping pad and would have much preferred to have had the insulated Q-Core SL, even for the extra 2 oz in weight. I woke up a few times in the night with shivers but was able to bundle up and get back to sleep. Being just shy of 4" thick meant that I was extremely comfortable! Side sleeping was amazing. The built in sleeve for the pad kept the bag and pad stuck together the whole night, no sliding off of this one. Because the temperature dipped so low and there were two of us in the single wall tent, there was some condensation on the inside in the morning. Nothing too major, but definitely some build up on the roof of the tent. Like the pad, I think this is about as cold as I would feel comfortable taking this tent. Our body heat warmed the inside of the tent up and the "garage" was noticeably colder once we opened the door. With all of the vents in the walls I think it would shine in the three seasons it is designed for. We were right on the bridge of the fall/ winter seasons.
Thankfully the forest service had lifted fire restrictions in this part of California. With our fire permit in hand, we had no worries about freezing before bed. Something about a campfire just warms and encourages the soul at the end of a long day.
Fire roasted bagels + honey and peanut butter...this is how dreams are made.
Day 2 - We arose before the sun and set out back down the trail to a section that was littered with footprints, poops, and deer food. I posted up on the shoulder of small meadow and waited for the sun to come up while Stephen ventured a little further beyond the trail. I was super thankful this morning to have on all 3 of my Wild Things Gear layers. The wool base layer kept me warm and dry. The insulated jacket added much needed warmth, and the soft shell gave me snag free protection with more weather resistance and quite versatile camo. About an hour after the sun had climbed out from behind the mountains and still no sign of deer, I slowly and as quietly as possible made way towards an area that had burned in the past 10 years and was still recovering. The forest floor was littered with dead fall that made moving around quietly extremely difficult. About this time nature began to call...and while I was answering that call I was sure that I heard a deer meander by. I paged Stephen on the radio and got a crackle that he might be heading back to camp. I beat him back to camp and confirmed that it was either a squirrel scurrying through the trees and dropping acorns every 3 feet, or it was a deer, of which I will never know.
Stephen also had a tag for bear, tracks like these told us that we were not alone.
After a mid morning nap, we broke camp and headed north to the next higher camp, a lake sitting at 9,500 feet. The trail disappeared after about 500 feet and we were left bush whacking our way up the side of the mountain. Trusting my phone and the aerial imaging that Gaia GPS was relaying to me, we could see that there were a few meadows in the general direction of where we wanted to go. As a hunter, I hope and pray every day that I will see a beautiful buck chomping down in the middle of a meadow, but as Bambi's mother said it best, "you must never rush out in the meadow."
Skip to 57 seconds in for mama's ironic advice.
We skirted along the side of a few meadows and made our way up a ridge, stopping every now and then to glass opposing hill sides. After a short break we started moving again and Stephen in the most animated quietest whisper yell ever, mouthed "BUCKS!" Just beyond my line of sight of the crest of the ridge I could hear, but not see, the 2 animals get up and run away. We quickly and quietly chased them with the wind at our back, not ideal. They must have been snoozing in the mid morning sun. We sadly never saw the pair after this encounter but continued our way up to our next camp.
A "dead lake" is one that has no drainage.
We worked as a team and swept through a few more meadows but came up empty handed. Stephen would camp out high on the side of a hill in the shadow of a tree to further blend in while I slowly made my way up a small dry creek. Anything that I would spook, he would surely catch sight of. Nothing again. I made it up to the lake we would call home for the next 2 nights and pitched the tent. This thing is so easy to set up, even with just one person! Evening was upon us and after a long day of cutting our own trail, my body was getting tired. I scoped out a ridge that provided an expansive view of the valley below and set up for the sunset munch fest. I scanned each and every hillside in sight through my binoculars hoping to catch the subtle movement of a deer. About an hour after sunset, we rendezvoused back at camp.
In this area of the Sierras, there was not too much above us, and due to the recent warm summer months, the lake showed signs of being extra low. There was no visible drainage from the lake which meant that we would need to be extra careful about purifying it. We relied on the tried and true boil method because it did not require us to carry any extra gear.
Can you spot the deer tracks next to the lake?
Day 3 - his would be our only day that would not involve moving camps and allowed us to spend the entire day on the hunt. We again awoke well before dawn and set out to post up over a few locations that provided plenty of coverage. Wind started howling early in the morning and I deployed the hidden hood of the Soft Shell Jacket. Clad in the same camo as the rest of the gear it kept the back of my neck warm. I spent about 2 hours in the same spot glassing the area and started to get stir crazy. There was another ridge about half a mile away and a good 500 feet above me. Curiosity got the best of me and I climbed up the "highway" as Stephen and I started to call it. The hillside was loaded with deer sign everywhere! Poops here, a bed there, and tracks all over the place. We knew that the deer had been in the area, but they just weren't here now.
The hood hides inside of the collar until needed.
Glassing in to the sun was difficult so I situated myself further to the north as to expose all of the south basin. A few more hours went by with still no moving animals. Around noon Stephen crackled over the radio that he had spotted a deer about 2 miles away and was in pursuit. He lost it in the dense woods and was heading back to camp. He would be walking through a few open areas so I positioned myself to scan whatever he might scare up. As he neared, I could hear something rustling in the bushes about 300 yards in front of me. Out of nowhere it breaks into a full sprint up the hill. I caught a short glimpse of it before raising my rifle, lowering the safety, and training the sights on it. Still sprinting straight up along what appeared to be a lush little creek, I finally caught a glimpse of the reddish/orange coyote! He looked like a coyote at first, but his coloring suggested a High Sierra Nevada Red Fox, one of the most endangered mammals in all of North America. Those little foxes don't weigh much more than a Min Pin, so his size gave away that this was definitely a coyote. My trigger finger was getting itchy like Jake Gylenhal in Jarhead and I wanted badly to shoot something. Coyotes are fair game in California but an endangered fox that has less than 50 in his species, that would have been a bad move. I would have put full confidence in the Weatherby Mark V to take him down if he had stopped his sprint from danger up the hill.
The Danner Pronghorn 8" boots with Realtree Camo have the support needed to carry out a load. They are also layered with GoreTex for peace of mind while crossing through streams.
Post coyote sighting, Stephen took a nap by a creek while I hiked north to get high above tree line and expand my view of the area to the west. We could see on the map that another little lake was less than a half of a mile away and I wanted to see if anything was over there. I clambered my way up a loose and deathly shale mountainside to reveal the smaller lake below us. As I started glassing I caught sight of something moving! Turned out to just be a pair of men and 2 horses. Stephen met me on the ridge and we had awesome views of the Yosemite valley off to the north.
As the sun set on us for our final night we still had our hopes high of seeing something move. Once darkness had fallen and our stomachs were growling to be fed, we made our way back to camp to eat everything we could so we would not have to carry it home tomorrow.
Nothing beats the High Sierra Sunset.
Another 30 degree night in the Zirkel that I was able to sleep through. I know this bag will be supremely comfortable with a properly paired sleeping pad. Despite the lack of warmth from the pad, it was still extremely comfortable. Big Agnes has been leaving the down out of the bottom of the sleeping bag since day 1. They rely on the sleeping pad below you to give you the insulation needed from the cold ground. This allows all of the down in your bag to do its job of insulating and staying puffy.
Day 4 - This morning was no different than the rest, rise before the sun, pack up and head out before the deer start moving. The trail we had blazed on the way up was seriously terrible. We could see on the aerial maps on our phones that another ridge less than ¼ of a mile to the west had a nice exposed face. This would make it not only easier to look out further, but also for walking in general.
A few miles later and we were back on a trail! I had never been so excited to conform to something. We continued to keep our eyes and ears peeled for anything that might be moving in close proximity. A sharp crack of a branch breaking halted us dead in our tracks. We searched feverishly to spot what had made the noise. The scampering of a squirrel across a downed tree revealed that it was nothing to get excited about. We pressed on, stopped for an oatmeal break next to a river, then made our way back down to the bottom of the San Joaquin. We knew that this last climb to the truck would be the most brutal, nearly 1,500 of up on an exposed hillside. We spotted a few brook trout in the river and wished we had our fly rods. We downed the last of the snacks and set up the hill. We made it back to the truck after about an hour, slightly exhausted, a little bummed to not have a deer, but ecstatic on the adventure we did just have.
Little did we know, the adventure was not over yet! An overhead lamp had drained my truck battery while we were gone. With only 1 other vehicle in the lot and no one around for 10 miles, we got crafty and borrowed some electricity, don't worry, no harm was done. On the drive down the mountain we were first responders to an overturned vehicle. Stephen broke out her window that she was trying to break with a key and helped her out while I grabbed the first aid kit. Amazingly she got away without a scratch! Someone she knew showed up on scene and we left to make the 6 hour drive home.
Out of all of this, we learned that we are the 93%. The last item to the equation that may have been ruining our success was the moon. It was nearly full during this trip and that meant that the deer would be more active during the night, and less so during the day.
If you go: You will first need a hunting license and a deer tag specific to the area that you want to hunt. Your local state Department of Fish and Game should have a wealth of information on areas, success rates, and costs. Where should you hunt? That is entirely up to you! I think the best place to hunt is a place that you have already hiked previously and seen the target prey. Or some place that your dad, uncle, friend, sister's boyfriend might know about and want to take you to. Venturing off into the woods without having been there first will likely result in an unsuccessful harvest, that is unless the place you are going is known to be severely overpopulated and the deer line up in meadows, if that's the case, have your pick.
What you will need: Obviously, if you are hunting you will need a rifle, check out our article on how to do just that!
I was expecting to carry out more than 60 pounds of meat and as I such, I needed gear that was light enough but strong enough for this task. Though I did not get to test the full weight carrying capacity of the Slumberjack Bounty 4500 pack, I feel confident that it would have been able to carry the load. The main pack portion is connected to the shoulder straps and frame through 3 cinch straps on either side. You can lengthen them and slide the pack away from your body leaving a nice space right near your back to load up your meat. The pack comes with a detachable day bag that I did not use but could prove handy on longer expeditions. It provides a few extra pockets to stash little items. The main pack is one big pouch that has a big flap that can zip almost all the way around the front and over the top. It makes it easy to access anything buried deep in the bag. The downside is that you have to undo the side cinch straps to open the side of the main flap. Clad in Kryptek camo, the bag has a way of disappearing with its surroundings.
A detachable day bag that I did not find a need for on this 4 day trek.
A vestibule that is twice as big as the tent space!
Being that this was a backpacking trip first, while carrying hunting gear, we needed all of the normal backpacking gear to get us out there. The Big Agnes tent, sleeping pad, sleeping bag, and hiking poles all worked awesome. I am ready to push rely on this gear for years to come. I can't say enough good things about the poles. At 10 oz (yes, for the pair), they are probably the lightest pair of poles available. I have well over 100 miles on this pair and that includes arresting my fall, hiking through snow and ice, and even using them for odd jobs.
Many uses for the hiking poles...make shift tripod!
We had been expecting snow leading up to the trip and there were a few items that I had to cut from the pack before heading out. The last layer to the Wild Things Gear outfit is the Hard Shell Jacket and Hard Shell Pants. These both come in the same multicam pattern as the rest of the kit and provide the ultimate in piss poor weather protection. They utilize 3-layers of eVent fabric (my personal preference over GoreTex). If you have not yet seen a comparison video of breathability of eVent vs Gore Tex, you need to watch this.
The downside to a hardshell setup is the noise. While wearing these, I think opening a bag of Fritos would have made less noise. That is a huge disadvantage when you are trying to hunt quietly and, frankly, would not cut it for hunting. All of the Wild Things Gear is made in America for our nation's military. It is extremely well made and built to last.
Lastly, I had a pair of Outdoor Research Crocodile Gaiters waiting and ready to keep snow out of my boots. I am looking forward to more heavy weather this winter to put these products through the wringer.


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For the past few years I've been trying to keep track of all the new things the boys and I do. New experiences always lead to new learning opportunities. Most years I feel like we don't do anything new but when I sit down to go through the photos of the year I typically have to pick and choose which ones to use!
We're always trying out new art projects, new science experiments, and new restaurants. We got on family vacations, field trips to new places, and we have lots of fun finding new things in nature to observe too.
You can read about our new experiences in 2013 here, 2015 here, & 2016 here.
Now onto this year's "new" things!
1. Visiting the Ice Castles-- We took a day trip to see the ice castles and it was amazing! We got to slide down an ice slide, see some cool sculptures, and walk through all sorts of tunnels and mazes.
2. Painting with the use of a lift!-- We repainted our great room this past year; it's a huge project we had put off because of our super high ceilings but my husband brought home a lift and the boys were so excited to help!
3. Checking out an escape room-- the boys got a gift card to an escape room for Christmas and we had so much fun exploring the room and piecing together the clues.
4. Ian learned to weld and spent lots of time learning how to forge steel in our new forge.
5. The younger boys made their first woodworking projects; Alec made a little mouse themed cat dish and Evan is still working on a Lego shelf for his room.
6. Alec started making cupcakes from scratch-- and trying out every flavor variety he could think of! He even experimented with making filled cupcakes like these Dirt Cake ones with gummy worms and everything.
7. We took a paint your own pottery class. One rainy day the boys and I went to a local potter place and picked out a piece to paint. They fired them for us and we picked them up a week or so later. It was a lot of fun and potter paints are quite different from traditional paints!
8. We went to Jordan's Furniture store and checked out their It ropes and zip lining course.
9. Playing capture the flag for the first time ever.
10. Touring The Marble House (a Newport Mansion)-- It might have been a cloudy and rainy day but we had a wonderful time touring The Marble House and learning about what life was like for the families who used these summer "cottages."
11. Visiting the botanical gardens at Roger Williams Park-- We had never been to the botanical gardens and decided it would be perfect to visit during their fairy village displays. We had the best time with our friends checking out all the little houses and unusual plants.
12. Playing Laser Tag. A new laser tag center opened up near us and the kids have gone to a few laser tag parties this year.
13. Splatter painting using paint filled balloons- This was one of the boys favorite art projects of the year! We filled some balloons with paint and they threw darts or nails at the balloons to pop them making for a really messy and fun art project.
14. Going to Water Wizz-- we had never heard of this fun water park but once there my older son and I realized it's the same water park that they used for the movie Grown Ups!
15. Picking peaches (though I could have sworn they have been peach picking before not one of them remembers ever going).
16. Steam train and riverboat ride-- We had the best weather for our steam train and riverboat ride and we learned so much about the history of the train, the local towns, and the river we rode on.
18. Checking out the lighthouse museum and aquarium at Beavertail State park-- The last time we went to Beavertail State park the museum and aquarium were closed so we just HAD to stop in and explore both when we saw that they were opened!
19. Finding a chrysalis and watching a monarch butterfly hatch- we've raised butterflies before and have watched painted lady butterflies hatch but we were still so excited when we found a monarch butterfly cocoon on one of our deck chairs. We kept a real close eye on it and even got to see the butterfly hatch!
20. Fishing in Tampa Bay-- Ian caught a small shark!
21. Checking out Busch Gardens, trying out new rides, and getting up close to many animals.
22. Visiting the Lowery Park Zoo and seeing so many new animals that we had never seen before!
23. Seeing the Chihuly glass collection- I was determined to get to see this glass collection and both Alec and I agreed it was spectacular! We even watched a short video on how they create these amazing glass sculptures.
24. Visiting the Dali Museum-- Alec and I were not huge fans of his work but we all agreed that his optical illusion paintings were amazing.
25. Swimming in the Gulf of Mexico!
26. Touring The Breakers (a Newport Mansion)-- We spent a great day in Newport with my husband and mother in law and decided to tour The Breakers; our second Newport mansion tour of the year. It was amazing and we learned so much about the Vanderbilt family.
27. Walking the cliff walk in Newport. I have always wanted to do this and the day we toured The Breakers the weather was just perfect!
28. Feeding Kangaroos! We got to feed kangaroos at Busch Gardens. We could pet them too and they were so soft.
29. Watching dolphins frolicking in the wild. We saw so many dolphins of the side of our boat on our pirate ship cruise and off the back balcony of the house we rented for our vacation. Each time we were in awe.
30. Riding on a Pirate Ship- The boys enjoyed the day pretending to be pirates and chasing one another around the ship with water guns!
31. Touring the Florida Aquarium-- We had a great time seeing all the fish, birds, and lemurs at the aquarium.
32. Seeing a manatee in the wild at Weechi Waki Springs-- We try each trip to Florida to check out a natural springs and this year we heard that we might be able to see manatees! We could not pass that up and were thrilled when we did see one in the wild.
33. Exploring Salem, Massachusetts- We studied the Salem witch trials this year and the boys and I took a trip to visit stopping to see the witch museum and the witch dungeon.
34. Alec learned to drive the excavator! We had to fix our patio and beach and my husband offered to teach Alec to run the excavator. He had fun learning a new skill (and don't worry my husband is literally standing just outside the picture frame shouting out instructions).
35. Evan learned to drive the tractor (without the mower on). He was finally heave enough and had legs long enough to give it a try and while he was a bit nervous he did a great job.
36. We ate at Bubba Gump Shrimp-- While a new restaurant wouldn't normally earn a space on this list this was a much talked about highlight on our trip to Florida that I just had to include! My oldest son would list Forest Gump as one of his favorite movies and all the boys know quite a few movie quotes so this was a huge hit with them and the food was fantastic!
37. We started attending a homeschool co-op once a week! I always swore we'd never join a co- op but all of our closest homeschooling friends banned together to form a co- op and we had a lot of fun meeting up each week for crafts, games, and socialization.
38. Alec went to see Mulan (the live stage show production)-- this is one of the first real stage shows we've taken him to and we were thrilled to see that there was an orchestra pit under the stage. The costumes were wonderful and we enjoyed the show a lot.
39. We met a children's author! Our co- op had an author come and talk to us about the process of writing and collaborating with an illustrator. We learned about where she got her ideas from and how she became published.
40. We found a salamander in our yard. We've seen a few salamanders around before but never this species!
41. We visited Yankee Candle Village-- So much more than just a store, my boys and I had a great time exploring the village, learning how beeswax candles are made, and checking out all the Christmas trees and Christmas villages on display.
42. Ian made his first mini model using a metal model kit. He bought a kit on vacation and painstakingly took a flat sheet of punched metal and turned it into the 3-D model shown on the label.
43. We went on a field trip to Biomes Marine Biology Center-- we had a great time on our field trip learning all about marine animals and exploring this new center.
44. We went to a Butterfly Conservatory-- We saw an amazing array of plants, butterflies, and animals at the butterfly conservatory!
45. We tried our hand at Straw Weaving! I wanted to introduce the boys to a few fabric and yarn crafts and thought this would be a perfect and easy introduction. In just one afternoon they made their own bookmarks.
46. We saw muskrats on our lake for the first time EVER!
47. Alec made fun Christmas cookies with me one afternoon. We dipped Oreo cookies to make reindeer and Santas and some Nutter Butter bars to make cookie penguins.
48. Evan made some rubber stamped and glitter ornaments; experimenting with different shades of glitter. He had watched me make a few ornaments for an ornament exchange I was taking part of when he asked if he could try it too. Always one to experiment he asked what would happen if we used multiple shades of glitter and multiple stamped images. His ornaments turned out great!
49. We tried making ice dyed t-shirts-- We've made tied dyed t-shirts before but we just had to try dying shirts using ice and dye packets. It was so much fun and so easy too!
50. We built robotic arms and robotic geckos-- the boys had gotten some science kits for Christmas and spent a lot of painstaking hours putting them together.
51. We tried soap carving-- looking for a fun new craft, we decided to try carving soap and while we had a few fails it was a lot of fun.
52. We got a pet turtle!
What wonderful new experiences. OK! I am keeping track this year. I love this idea.
Thank you! It's a really fun way to catalog the year.
What fun learning experiences for the boys! Those ice castles would be so neat to visit. Have a Happy New Year!
They were really neat. We were fortunate to pick a day that wasn't super cold to visit either.
52 experiences! That's great. Great job!
As long as we have power I'll be there! We did have a really fun year and I'm already starting to brainstorm a list of "new" things to try this year.
Thank you! I sure hope so.. we're trying to plan a few new experiences to try.
I am the same way, especially last year. I felt like we hadn't done nearly as many new things as I had wanted because I was sick most of the summer. (morning sickness) Then I get to looking at our pictures and it's like, "Holy cow! We did a lot of fun things this year!"
Yeah, thank goodness for pictures to jog our memories.
Thanks! It is a fun way to approach the new year; thinking of new experiences we want to cover.
Thanks for linking up with us @ Live Life Well!
Thanks! I find it's such a fun way to approach life too. It's really pushed us all out of our comfort zone at one time or another.
It was a fabulous year! We could not believe it when we found that butterfly on our deck. It was so fun to watch.
I'm sure this took you a long time to put together, but it is a fabulous keepsake. Such a great way to celebrate your memories instead of leaving them on the computure.
It did take me the full year; I've learned from the previous years that this kind of post is best worked on monthly so I added a bit here and there throughout the year though I always need to go back through ALL the photos to find all 52. It is such a fun way to look back at our year and capture those moments in one spot.


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Q: После перехода из стартового окна в новое, потом обратно и снова в новое, перестают работать TextField и DatePicker Первая программа не судите строго)
package sample;

import javafx.application.Application;
import javafx.fxml.FXMLLoader;
import javafx.scene.Parent;
import javafx.scene.Scene;
import javafx.stage.Stage;

public class Main extends Application {

    @Override
    public void start(Stage primaryStage) throws Exception{
        Parent root = FXMLLoader.load(getClass().getResource("/sample/fxml/gui.fxml"));
        primaryStage.setTitle("СлужебкаХод");
        primaryStage.setScene(new Scene(root, 1024, 768));
        primaryStage.show();
        primaryStage.setResizable(false);
    }

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        launch(args);
    }
}

gui.fxml Две кнопки
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<?import javafx.scene.*?>
<?import javafx.scene.paint.*?>
<?import javafx.scene.text.*?>
<?import javafx.scene.control.*?>
<?import java.lang.*?>
<?import javafx.scene.layout.*?>
<?import javafx.geometry.Insets?>
<?import javafx.scene.layout.GridPane?>
<?import javafx.scene.control.Button?>
<?import javafx.scene.control.Label?>

<AnchorPane maxHeight="768.0" maxWidth="1024.0" minHeight="768.0" minWidth="1024.0" prefHeight="768.0" prefWidth="1024.0" style="-fx-background-color: #FFFFFF;" xmlns="http://javafx.com/javafx/8" xmlns:fx="http://javafx.com/fxml/1" fx:controller="sample.controller.ControllerGui">
   <children>
      <Button fx:id="ButtonCreatSluschebka" layoutX="212.0" layoutY="136.0" mnemonicParsing="false" prefHeight="25.0" prefWidth="242.0" text="Создать служебку" />
      <Button fx:id="ButtonSearchSluschebka" layoutX="606.0" layoutY="136.0" mnemonicParsing="false" prefHeight="25.0" prefWidth="221.0" text="Поиск служебки" />
   </children>
</AnchorPane>

ControllerGui две кнопки
package sample.controller;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.net.URL;
import java.util.ResourceBundle;
import javafx.fxml.FXML;
import javafx.fxml.FXMLLoader;
import javafx.scene.Parent;
import javafx.scene.Scene;
import javafx.scene.control.Button;
import javafx.stage.Stage;
import sample.Main;
import sample.WindowsHide;

public class ControllerGui {

    @FXML
    private ResourceBundle resources;

    @FXML
    private URL location;

    @FXML
    private Button ButtonSearchSluschebka;

    @FXML
    private Button ButtonCreatSluschebka;

    @FXML
    void initialize() {

        WindowsHide wh = new WindowsHide();

        ButtonCreatSluschebka.setOnAction(event -> {
            ButtonCreatSluschebka.getScene().getWindow().hide();

            wh.hide("/sample/fxml/creat_sluschebka.fxml", "Создание служебки");

        });

        ButtonSearchSluschebka.setOnAction(event -> {
            ButtonSearchSluschebka.getScene().getWindow().hide();

            wh.hide("/sample/fxml/search.fxml", "Поиск служебки");

        });

    }
}

class  WindowsHide с методом hide который скрывает текущее окно и открывает новое.
package sample;

import javafx.fxml.FXMLLoader;
import javafx.scene.Parent;
import javafx.scene.Scene;
import javafx.stage.Stage;

import java.io.IOException;

public class  WindowsHide {
    public void hide(String nameFxml, String title) {
        FXMLLoader loader = new FXMLLoader();
        loader.setLocation(getClass().getResource(nameFxml));
        Parent root = loader.getRoot();
        try {
          root = loader.load();
        } catch (IOException e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
        }

        Stage stage = new Stage();
        stage.setScene(new Scene(root, 1024, 768));
        stage.setTitle(title);
        stage.setResizable(false);
        stage.showAndWait();
    }
}

По нажатию кнопки ButtonSearchSluschebka переходим в search.fxml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<?import javafx.scene.web.*?>
<?import javafx.scene.*?>
<?import javafx.scene.paint.*?>
<?import javafx.scene.text.*?>
<?import javafx.scene.control.*?>
<?import java.lang.*?>
<?import javafx.scene.layout.*?>
<?import javafx.geometry.Insets?>
<?import javafx.scene.layout.GridPane?>
<?import javafx.scene.control.Button?>
<?import javafx.scene.control.Label?>

<AnchorPane maxHeight="768.0" maxWidth="1024.0" minHeight="768.0" minWidth="1024.0" prefHeight="768.0" prefWidth="1024.0" xmlns="http://javafx.com/javafx/8" xmlns:fx="http://javafx.com/fxml/1" fx:controller="sample.controller.ControllerSearch">
   <children>
      <DatePicker fx:id="DataPikerOt" layoutX="50.0" layoutY="49.0" promptText="Выберите дату" />
      <DatePicker fx:id="DataPikerDo" layoutX="233.0" layoutY="49.0" promptText="Выберите дату" />
      <Button fx:id="buttonSearch" layoutX="433.0" layoutY="49.0" mnemonicParsing="false" prefHeight="25.0" prefWidth="285.0" text="Найти служебки" />
      <Button fx:id="buttonOpenDoc" layoutX="748.0" layoutY="49.0" mnemonicParsing="false" prefHeight="25.0" prefWidth="154.0" text="Открыть служебку" />
      <ListView fx:id="listDoc" layoutX="50.0" layoutY="160.0" prefHeight="551.0" prefWidth="666.0" />
      <Button fx:id="buttonBack" layoutX="506.0" layoutY="729.0" mnemonicParsing="false" prefHeight="25.0" prefWidth="95.0" text="Назад" />
      <TextField fx:id="familKomu" layoutX="50.0" layoutY="89.0" prefHeight="25.0" prefWidth="174.0" promptText="Введите фамилию" />
   </children>
</AnchorPane>

ControllerSearch
package sample.controller;

import java.awt.*;
import java.io.File;
import java.io.FileNotFoundException;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.net.URL;
import java.time.LocalDate;
import java.time.format.DateTimeFormatter;
import java.util.ResourceBundle;

import javafx.fxml.FXML;
import javafx.scene.control.Button;
import javafx.scene.control.DatePicker;
import javafx.scene.control.ListView;
import javafx.scene.control.TextField;
import javafx.stage.Stage;
import sample.WindowsHide;

public class ControllerSearch {

    String dataDo;
    String dataOt;
    String familyKomuLabel;

    @FXML
    private TextField familyKomu;

    @FXML
    private ResourceBundle resources;

    @FXML
    private URL location;

    @FXML
    private DatePicker DataPikerOt;

    @FXML
    private Button buttonOpenDoc;

    @FXML
    private ListView<?> listDoc;

    @FXML
    private Button buttonSearch;

    @FXML
    private DatePicker DataPikerDo;

    @FXML
    private Button buttonBack;

    @FXML
    void initialize() {

        WindowsHide wh = new WindowsHide();

        DataPikerOt.setValue(LocalDate.now());
        DataPikerDo.setValue(LocalDate.now());

        buttonOpenDoc.setOnAction(event -> {

            try {
                Desktop.getDesktop().edit(new File("//192.168.0.200/test/28.11.2019.12.44.48...docx"));
            } catch (FileNotFoundException e) {
                System.out.println(e);
            } catch (IOException e) {
                System.out.println(e);
            }
        });

        buttonSearch.setOnAction(event -> {

            familyKomuLabel = familyKomu.getText();

            try {
                dataDo = DataPikerDo.getValue().format(DateTimeFormatter.ofPattern("dd.MM.yyyy"));
                dataOt = DataPikerOt.getValue().format(DateTimeFormatter.ofPattern("dd.MM.yyyy"));

            } catch (NullPointerException e) {
                System.out.println(e);
            }

        });

        buttonBack.setOnAction(event -> {

            buttonBack.getScene().getWindow().hide();

            wh.hide("/sample/fxml/gui.fxml", "СлужебкаХод");
        });

    }
}

Не суть что делают элементы они еще не дописаны, интересует нажатие кнопки  buttonBack, переходим на стартовый экран, после этого если снова перейти в любое другое окно в нём перестают работать  TextField и DatePicker.Пробовал окна не скрывать а закрывать не помогает. Не могу понять в чем ошибка.... Пожалуйста помогите.

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Jordan's Mawdoo3 acquires local affiliate marketing company Relevant Network
By Zubair Naeem Paracha
Posted on February 7, 2020 - Like & Follow Us Follow @MENAbytes
Jordanian content startup Mawdoo3 has acquired Relevant Network, an Amman-based affiliate marketing company that helps brands and businesses in MENA with affiliate marketing, company's founder Zeid Nasser announced in a LinkedIn post earlier this week, without sharing financial details of the deal.
It is Mawdoo3's second acquisition in the last two months. The Jordanian startup that closed its Series B with $23.5 million in March 2019 had announced the acquisition of the Cairo-based parenting platform for mothers Supermama, at RiseUp Summit, two months ago.
Zeid had founded Relevant Network (previously known as Levant Network) as part of MediaScope (a media, events, and publishing company also founded by him) in 2014 and spun it off five years later as an independent entity.
According to its website, Relevant Network has worked with some of the leading digital brands in MENA including StarzPlay, Namshi, Souq.com, YouGov, and Al Tayer, helping them with performance-based marketing through its network of affiliates that it claims reaches 200 million in the Middle East & North Africa.
In his LinkedIn post, Zeid confirmed that Relevant Network will continue to keep its brand. He also announced that he is joining Mawdoo3 and will continue to lead Relevant Network and assist in the growth of performance marketing initiatives across Mawdoo3.
It is not immediately clear if the rest of Relevant Network's team is also joining Mawdoo3.
Mawdoo3 with over 150,000 Arabic articles on different topics ranging from lifestyle and food to health and education, and over 70 million monthly visitors (which makes it the most visited Arabic website in the world) has a lot of ad inventory to sell to advertisers in the region. Supermama, the Egyptian platform that Mawdoo3 acquired also receives 5 million monthly visits.
We've reached out to Mawdoo3 and Relevant Network to learn more details of the deal and will update the story if we hear back from them.
Zubair Naeem Paracha
Founder at MENAbytes
A tech and startup enthusiast based in Lahore, Pakistan. Zubair apart from leading MENAbytes is also building Qraar, a career discovery and development platform for millennials in MENA. He can be reached on Linkedin, Twitter or zubair [at] menabytes [dot] com.
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We are moving into the last week of January! Woot! This has to be one of my least favorite months. What's good about January it's dreary and there are no holidays to break up the monotony. Soon it will be February, then one of my favorite holidays… Valentines!
Question of the Week – What do you do to fill your January days?
I read a lot more in January than any other month. It's a great thing to do when it's cold and dreary outside. Fuzzy socks, a warm drink, turn on the heater… I am good to go!
Everytime I see the cover and tagline on Galgorithm, I think it looks so cute! I know I read a review recently (but can't remember where) and it sounded good. Hope you enjoy!
I don't really like January either. I've been working a lot and reading. I'm also TRYING to keep up with scheduling posts. haha Besides that, thinking about the fun things I DO have coming up in February and beyond.
At the beginning of February, my mom and I have some fun things going on like seeing the musical If/Then and then going to a place near us where you follow along with the teacher to do a set canvas painting. I've been a couple times, but my mom never has, so I'm excited. There are also a lot of fun library events going on in February and March I'm excited about!


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Shaun Hutchinson has welcomed the arrival of Murray Wallace to the club, insisting the added competition will only bring the best out of him and his fellow defenders.
The 27-year-old starred alongside Jake Cooper at the heart of the Lions backline last season as Neil Harris' men finished eighth in The Championship.
And Hutchinson believes the signing of Wallace, a stand-out performer for Scunthorpe United over the past three seasons in Sky Bet League One, will have a similar impact to when Jason Shackell joined on loan from Derby County in January.
"If you look at last year when Jason Shackell came in the intensity and quality of performances picked up," he told millwallfc.co.uk.
"It obviously wasn't solely down to that, but it certainly strengthened the competition among the defenders. It's massively important to have that.
"You look at Byron Webster last year as a prime example. Out of nowhere he suffered a long-term injury so it was vital we had back-up in the side - he'd been a integral part of the team the year previously."
After back-to-back Play-Off campaigns prior to last season, Hutchinson admitted it was beneficial for the squad to have an extended pre-season break this time around.
He added: "It was a strange one having a longer break than usual. But it feels great to be back.
"The boys have all come back in really good condition. We've done a few tests now and everyone looks like they've improved and kicked on from last year.
"It's still very tough, the heat makes it harder. But it helps you burn the extra fat on your body at the same time, as obviously you're sweating more."
The Lions travel to Portugal next week as part of their annual trip away, and the defender is relishing getting away with the rest of the group.
"The trip away is always great for the new signings. Obviously Murray Wallace is here now, he'll probably come into his own when he's away," he commented.
"It's a great group of lads here, so we just get on with it. We all know a solid pre-season will set us in good stead for the rest of the year.
"Everyone's ready now. There's obviously a few things we need to do before we're all ready for the new season, but we're raring to go."
Shaun Hutchinson


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The Skriker
Official poster for The Skriker
Performing as the Skriker, a malevolent and ancient shapeshifting fairy, I took on the challenge of embodying fourteen different personas, as well as attempting to comprehend the complex character who morphed into them. While my most significant challenge was authenticity (how do you convincingly portray multiple people who are actually one fairy who doesn't always understand humans enough to convincingly portray them?), it was also an intense and rigorous study of the body in space, the intricacies of love, revenge and human relationships, and how to change costumes in double-quick time.
The production was positively reviewed in The Daily Princetonian and The Princeton Packet.
Awarded the Francis LeMoyne Page Theatre Award for distinctive achievement in theatre
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Ven. Rinpoche paid a visit to the local government district office and he was welcomed by the governor along with her staff at District 9. The governor thanked Ven. Rinpoche and Asral Charity for their many years of continuous help and support for the poor people, especially the women and children who are facing immense difficulty in their daily lives. She then gave a brief presentation on the situation in the local district and outlined a few of the problems and challenges they are facing. She then personally brought a young disabled local boy. His disability was due to a surgical mistake when he was very young and his family is facing huge financial difficulties with getting treatment for him and also to send him to school. Ven. Rinpoche promised to get assistance for the boy.
Ven. Rinpoche was then invited to the local clinic where Dr Buurma and her staff and patients welcomed him. Dr Buurma worked at the clinic for the past number of years and worked very closely with Asral Charity. She gave a very elaborate report on the work of Ven. Rinpoche and Asral Charity for their clinic and the local people. Asral Charity did a lot of renovation work for this local clinic, and in getting funds as well for the provision of medicine for many poor patients who are not in a position financially to be able to pay for their medication. Ven. Rinpoche was kindly invited to inaugurate a newly established laboratory for testing blood and urine. The Mongolian Government funded this new laboratory. He then visited four families of patients with serious illnesses who had difficulty in paying for their meditation. He distributed a substantial medication for all of these four families and he also gave blessings to each and every member of their family and listened to their grief very carefully.


Continuing on from my last post then, all parts had arrived by Tuesday therefore that evening was build time. All in the build took about four hours, most of that time spent trying out the Corsair H60 in various mount points to see which would be the best fit. It turns out the first one, with the radiator and fan mounted on the rear is the best.
Despite my concerns about the AX750 fitting the case it seems fine to me. So long as you're careful with your cable routing you'll do little damage to the cables. You do need to push pretty hard to get it in there though as the sleeving on the cables makes the whole thing less pliable. A lot of modding forums show people using the individually sleeved cables you can buy separately but I didn't particularly want to spend an extra £50 for the pleasure.
The build went as expected once I had decided where I was to put the radiator. I did have an OCZ Vertex 2 60GB SSD in my old machine that I intended to use for the system drive until I could upgrade to a Crucial M4 but it turns out that drive is dead. Unfortunately it's also out of warranty now so in the bin it went.
Unfortunately the only other drive I had was the 500GB Seagate Momentus XT Hybrid which has been gathering dust since I RMA'd it last year. So for now it's running with a 120GB partition which I'll move to the new SSD in a few weeks.
Windows 8 installed quickly but I got the system stuck slightly by installing the latest Nvidia driver before Windows had finished properly installing the WDDM drivers which resulted in a screen just flashing on and off repeatedly. Booting in to Windows 8 recovery and "refreshing" the install fixed that, and it was finally done.
The WEI score is so low because of the hybrid. Default settings for RAM and CPU score at 8.4 and the GTX 460 scores at 7.3. Ultimately these numbers are fairly meaningless but they are a handy quick benchmark.
On Wednesday I decided to do some overclocking, for now just to test the H60's capabilities. First impressions are that it's excellent for such a small radiator, though the overclocks I tried were not exactly extreme.
Using an application called CoreTemp I monitored the temps inside the CPU while trying several overclock speeds. In a default configuration the i7 3770K idles somewhere between 20°C and 30°C, my first instinct was that this wasn't great but Ivy Bridge runs a little hotter than Sandy Bridge. Stressing the CPU using Prime85 shows the quality of the H60 (remember this is a default configuration in a small form factor using the lowest end of the Corair H series of liquid coolers), temps max out at about 55°C.
The first overclock was gentle, pushing the CPU to 4.1GHz, at 100% load the temps were 58-59°C with occasional hits up to 62/63°C still well within tolerances. So time to up it some more, 4.4GHz at 100% load and the temps remained very close to the 4.1GHz overclock, excellent performance from the cooler.
Before resetting back to default, which I plan to run the system at for a little while before applying an overclock, I decided to use the software supplied by Asus and apply the "Extreme" overclocking to see what it would do. It put the CPU up to 4.6GHz in a heartbeat, it tested as stable so I left it at that and stressed it. 100% load was hitting 70°C +/- 4°C again an excellent performance from the H60.
I'm pretty happy with the build. Still some improvements to make though before I'm completely happy. As is always the way with these types of projects!


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Meuser for Congress Opens Campaign Office in Pottsville
LUZERNE COUNTY - Dan Meuser for Congress is proud to announce the opening of our campaign headquarters, right in the heart of Pottsville in Schuylkill County. The location is 100 Centre Street, 2nd Floor, right at the busy intersection of Centre Street and Route 209.
Large Dan Meuser for Congress signs are presently displayed in the windows of the new campaign office and the candidate and members of his campaign staff were on hand this past weekend for the St. Patrick's Day Parade in Pottsville, which, among places, marched right in front of his campaign headquarters.
"Our campaign sees tremendous opportunities for an economic revitalization in Schuylkill County. Too many residents of this county are extremely frustrated by increases in county taxes and a lack of economic opportunities. Many of the residents are on fixed incomes and simply cannot afford more taxes and that is why we will fight against tax increases in Washington, D.C. Although it is not a Federal issue, we will be supportive of efforts in Harrisburg to eliminate local property taxes which are hurting far too many families, particularly our seniors on a fixed income.
"We believe in an America First Agenda--we believe in promoting public-private partnerships and creating the economic conditions that will help businesses thrive. We want the people of Schuylkill County to be assured of our commitment to them and to the revitalization of areas like Pottsville, the place we have decided to open our first campaign office," said Dan Meuser, Candidate Congress-9th PA
Meuser has been campaigning for Congress for the past six months in the former 11th Congressional District. Fortunately, 5 of the counties, Carbon, Columbia, Luzerne, Montour and Northumberland, that made up the 11th are now in the new 9thCongressional District. We will also be opening additional campaign offices throughout the new 9th District in the near future.
"The new, court-drawn 9th District is vast and it's important to us that we continue reach out to voters across every single county. We have been working hard for six months on this campaign in 5 of the counties that were in the old 11th Congressional District and are now in the new 9thDistrict. We are going to work just as hard in these three new counties, Berks, Lebanon and Schuylkill, as we have in the other 5 counties. We are concentrating heavily on building out these grassroots networks in these new counties and have been humbled by the amount of support we have already received. We have met personally with thousands of voters and will continue to work hard to further build our tremendous grassroots support momentum in the weeks ahead."
Hours of operation for the Meuser for Congress Headquarters in Pottsville to be announced on their Facebook page and website soon.


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Landscaping And Lawn Maintenance Tips. In almost every household, the backyard is mostly decorated using such materials like a lawn or even sod. Doing all these kind of decorations require an expert to help you out with that, he can give you counsel on different things. In order for a lawn to be in shape, you need to take care of it. There are different things that you need to consider when you have a lawn for example you need to consider the type of soil that is around your home,how supportive is it for the lawn. The weather and the climate is something you should think of when you are taking care of your lawn. Taking care of your lawn includes doing some activities such as edging, trimming or even shearing so that the lawn can be healthy. If you want to take good care of your lawn, then you should only use fertilizers that you are aware of. A mistake most people do is to cut the lawn too short, that should not be the case since it can be disastrous, your grass might wither away. Most people make an error by pouring too much water on the lawn and this negatively affects the plant.
There is an expert that will help you in taking good care of the environment around your home. A landscaper has the necessary qualifications to help you in pumping up the state of your land. There are a variety of landscapers and thus you need to do some good research before you hire a landscaper. There are some things that you need to factor in when doing that for example you need to look at the experience that the professional has.
A Landscaper is able to offer additional services for example he can build retaining walls and even drainage systems too. One of the major merit of hiring this qualified person is the fact that they do not charge so much and thus you will not use a lot of cash on beautifying your home. Hiring a qualified individual to do landscaping for you is the best idea since it can be quite a challenge to do it on your own. Instead of using lawns, you can use an alternative that is known as sods and these serve decorative functions just like the lawns. One of the things that you should ensure is to take the dimensions of the area you want to install sod with,this will enable you to know what amount of sod to order. Sod requires immediate watering so that it can hold tight on to the ground without problems.


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You may be surprised to know that the history of body art dates back many centuries and has held an essential place in art lovers' lives. The tattoo industry has been through a riveting evolution, having been practised since early times.
So, where did the journey begin, how has this body art transitioned over the centuries, and most importantly, what were the different aspects of the human experience, the anthropological hit over the decades?
Here are all your answers sealed in a well-detailed timeline on the evolution of tattooing.
The 3300 BC: The ramshackle of the tattoo industry.
The first traces of tattoos to be ever documented stands at 3300 B.C. from the remains discovered in the Alps. Back then, miles away from how tattoos are practiced today, practitioners held their practice by rubbing charcoals further into cuts, along the back, ankles, and feet.
A Common Myth That Continues To Be Perpetuated Till Date…
The tribal tattoos served more purposes than just being ornamental. It's true, many tribes did receive tattoos to level up their physical appearances, but this practice is what we can call – the exception rather than the rule.
Tattoos in this era highlighted social accomplishments. Experts believe tattoos were used even as a medical treatment for pain, as x-rays from this timeline surfaced bone degeneration at the site of every tattoo, but little did they know, their 'medicinal ways' will be our go-to means of self-expression. Additionally, they were believed to have apotropaic (evil-repelling) powers too.
The ancient tattoo practices through these times
Here's the anthropological hit, contrary to how tattooing is practiced today, needle-and-thread, skin-stitching, and hand-poking were the commons. This is where the pattern was etched with sharp-edged pigment-tipped tools across parts of Arctic and Native North America. Whereas, Asia and America noticed an upsurge in the methods of scar tattooing. Here the skin penetrations were achieved with a lancet, and the pigment was drilled in immediately into the open wounds.
The 1910's, 20's, and 30's: The conception of the tattoo industry.
At the beginning of the twentieth century, tattoos were considered much more like ordinary and seedy practices. They were exclusively associated with people who were considered rather sleazy and seamy sections of the society like prisoners, circus freaks, etc. – a little cringe-worthy, right?
Well, I do have some concrete evidence to back me up here. For instance, sailors were actively engaging (and at times still do in some cultural sectors) as a mark of their travels or to display nautical tattoos. One is very famous and known by many, is an 'anchor' tattoo. All the tattoos related here had well-defined meanings in the maritime community.
The 1940's: The tattoo industry and World War II.
In the 1940s, the ideas and taboos engulfing the tattoos started to cool down a bit. It was during World War II when men began to get tattoos showcasing their respect, love, patriotism towards their country, and armed forces. Anyhow, women were at war too, which made it acceptable for women to get tattoos.
This era marks the transition where tattoos weren't only confined to the so-called freaks, prisoners, sailors, and tattoos gained acceptance and recognition among society. It was just the start of a brand-new art form that was soon to be endorsed, exposed, loved by many.
The 1950's: The tattoo industry collapses and breaks down.
Only if it was so easy for the tattoo industry to find its feet, the post-war 1950s marked the industry's downfall. Over these years, tattoos gradually lost all their charisma and found its way back to their roots, which were more or less the times where the art was practised underground!
The 1960's: The rise of patriotic tattoos in the United States.
We can genuinely define the 1960s as the middle age of tattoos. This was the era of the Vietnam War and women's rights campaigns. People were getting more aware every second about the civil rights movements, and it was the golden period where television was a magic box, and rock and roll was the devil's music.
These were when society was highly troubled by cultures. It was when the tattoo industry started expressing that rebellious spirit of people dividing themselves into categories, social classes, and subcultures.
However, many never liked the Vietnam War, and many were against all sorts of injustice. So, the only thing which was gaining popularity minute by minute was our 'peace sign tattoo'!
The 1970's: The enduring tattoo period.
The 1970's, the golden period for the tattoo industry where it gained popularity and became convoluted. This period saw a boom in the full-sleeve tattoo. During these times, the artwork became more and more detailed with every design – artists took interest and started practicing their shaping, shading, and curating depth in their designs more rigorously.
While artists practiced more freely and art lovers celebrated this period immensely, they were still confined to the limits of the tattoo artist's designs. See, now you know why plenty of boomers braced for the iconic, eye-catchy Janis Joplin's tattoo and the wrist tattoo featured on the cover of Rolling Stone.
The 1980's: The wacky 80's tattoo fashion.
In this 1980s, heavy-bodied tattoos and long hair became the go-to fashion mantra for many, and the significant reason behind this was probably MTV. This channel inspired thousands of people to get out of their comfort zone to support tattoos pretty much as a way of self-expression while streaming different TV shows, sharing and glorifying punk music, skateboarding, street, indie cultures – this was the thunder of the 80s!
The most popular request the tattoo industry catered to was the tribal tattoos, the thick black line. Simultaneously, the New Schools Tattoos peaked at that point in the 80s, and it was safe to conclude that the tattoo industry's prime time has arrived!
The 1990's: The upsurge of the feminine tattoos.
In the '90s, the tattoo industry continued to broaden its horizons. It started catering to more requests, and artists began to expand their portfolios!
If the requests of tribal tattoos flooded the 80's, the '90s were swamped with butterflies, stars, hearts, and dreamcatchers. This was the era where women actively bragged about their feminine tattoos.
The tattoo industry of the 2000's and today.
Till the early 2000s, the idea of getting a tattoo was still growing and evolving. Tattoos – without a doubt – were gaining recognition as the coolest and rad-est thing one can pull off.
Reality TV and social media contributed heavily to the tattoo industry's transformation. This advancement of the tattoo industry changed plenty of notions and ill-beliefs surrounding the tattoo industry. Initially, people were scared of contracting diseases from the so-called seedy tattoo artists and studios. And now, even in uncertain times of a virus outbreak, tattoo lovers cannot wait to see themselves back in the studios.
In simpler words, you can no longer throw a stone without hitting a tattoo studio, and there's nothing other than the crowded streets sans-tattoo that makes us more conspicuous!
No more worries!
There's no doubt the contemporary and ancient aspects of the tattoo industry surfaces one the most profound intellectual, biographical, artistic statements on the human experience, visual communication, and cultural diversity.
The tattoo industry is growing strong, and I hardly notice any signs of slowing down. Tattoos have become more mainstream with the overall higher presence of tattoos in society.
Now, art lovers are switching careers to become professional tattoo artists. They are legit degrees supporting the inkwork, tattoo shop software smoothening day-to-day operations for the tattoo artists.
It's crystal clear – straight from designs etched in the skins of ancient remains at the Alps to the bright, bold, and artsy designs ink lovers adorn today – tattoos are isn't skin deep; it's further ingrained in our cultures and as individuals – and offer deep insights on the progression of the tattoo industry.
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Congratulations, you've been matched with an expectant mother with an adoption plan. The placement is still a few months away but everything is going smoothly.
You couldn't be happier. Or more of a nervous wreck.
On the one hand, you can't believe how lucky you are. You want to shout it from the rooftops and let the world know that you're one step closer to becoming a parent.
But, amid all of the excitement, there's a nagging fear at the back of your mind that things may not work out the way you hope they will.
You can't help but think back on all of those stories you've heard about other prospective adoptive parents who were in a similar situation, only to be left brokenhearted after the expectant mother changed her mind and decided to parent.
Adopting a child can be a wonderful experience. But waiting to adopt? Not so much.
Like any expectant parent, prospective adoptive parents have their share of worries. Will my child be healthy? Will my child be happy? Will I be a good parent?
But apart from that, waiting adoptive parents have to think about things that other parents-to-be don't.
Here's a list of some of the hardest ones, in no particular order.
1. Not having a set due date.
2. Always wondering if there's something more you could or should be doing to speed up the process.


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In the following essay, originally published in French in 1991, de Vogüé undertakes an exegesis of the seventh chapter of the Rule of St. Benedict, which describes a monk's spiritual ascension to heaven upon the ladder of humility. Footnote numbers designate line numbers of the Rule throughout this essay.
This chapter [the seventh], which is longer and more important than any other, does not simply describe one of the monk's great virtues. Because that virtue, as we have seen, encompasses the other two, the chapter contains the whole of the Rule's spiritual teaching. Moreover, this description of humility is drawn from a passage in Cassian (Inst. 4.39) which outlined the monk's journey toward perfection, from initial fear of God to the love which drives away fear. Integrated as...
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TOGNY-AUX-BOEUFS COMMUNAL CEMETERY
Togny-aux-Boeufs is a village and commune in the Department of the Marne, 16 kilometres south-south-east of Châlons-en-Champagne. The communal cemetery lies on the western side of the village on the Rue Haute Rue, leading to Coupetz. Close to the rear boundary wall in the western corner is the grave of an Australian airman. Grave ref. Plot 1, Row 5, Grave 3.
Flight Details:
R.A.F. Base: East Kirkby, Lincolnshire
Unit: 630 Sqdn. Bomber Command
Aircraft: Lancaster Mk I, serial LM117
Target: The railway sidings at Revigny, France
Incident: The aircraft crashed at Togny-aux-Boeufs. Flt. Sgt. Beckhouse was the only fatality. Sgt. R. F. Gannon, Flt. Sgt. S. R. Ashton and Flt. Sgt. E. H. Wells (all R.A.F.) were taken prisoner.
Flying Officer B. W. Brittain (R.A.A.F.), Flt. Sgt. E. Couchman (R.A.F.) and Sgt. D. A. Grant (R.C.A.F.) escaped capture.
Burial Details
424354 Flight Sergeant Gordon Edwin Beckhouse, Royal Australian Air Force, died 19th July 1944, aged 20. Son of Robert Cooper and Isobel Elizabeth Beckhouse of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.
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Many people don't know that Equifax is the oldest consumer credit reporting agency in the country. They were founded back in 1898. And this was a full 70 years before the creation of Trans Union.
Two brothers, Cator and Guy Woolford, created the company. So Cator actually got the idea from his grocery business, where he collected customers' names and evidence of credit worthiness. He then sold that list to other merchants to offset his own business costs
The success of this tactic led Cator and his attorney brother, Guy, to Atlanta, where they set up what would become one of the most powerful industries in existence today.
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The Retail Credit Company was born, and local grocers quickly started using the Woolford service, which expanded rapidly. By the early 1900s the service had expanded from grocers to the insurance industry.
Retail Credit Company continued to grow into one of the largest credit bureaus, by the 1960s having nearly 300 branches in operation. They collected all kinds of consumer data, even rumors about people's marital lives and childhoods. They were also scrutinized for selling this data to just about anyone who would buy it.
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In the late '60s, Equifax started to compile their data onto computers. So this gave many more companies access to this data. But that was if they chose to buy it. They also continued to buy up many more of their smaller competitors. So they became larger and also attracted the attention of the Federal government.
They began to earn a bad reputation for selling data to anyone who wanted it. And this was whether or not the data was accurate. Equifax was gathering details about people including their marital troubles, jobs, school history childhood, sex life, political activates, and more. There was no limit to the kind or amount of data they were collecting.
Some of the information was factual, while large swathes of the rest were completely false; some information was literally no more than rumors. There were even rumors that Equifax would reward their employees for finding the most negative information about consumers.
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In response, when the United States Congress met in 1971, it enacted the Fair Credit Reporting Act. This new law was the first to govern the information credit bureaus. And it created regulations on what they were allowed to collect and sell.
Equifax no longer had permission to misrepresent itself when conducting consumer investigations. And its employees no longer earned bonuses on the basis of the negative information they were collecting. Because that was the standard practice in the past.
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European FX broker Exness reported some financial metrics for the month of July. According to the information published on its website, the company's trading volume came in at $248.4 billion in July, a touch below $252.0 billion recorded in June. The figure also represents a drop of below 2% on a yearly basis, when the broker's trading volumes amounted to $253.2.
The situation with Exness' active clients similar – in July their number came in at 43 460, compared to 43 824 registered in June, 2017.
The slight decline in both Exness' trading volumes and active clients could be contributed to the summer season, when most people spend their time lying on sunny beaches and enjoying the sun.
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Q: Intellij Idea selection to ideavim selection For example, if I select text with my mouse and then press "y" ideavim successfully copy it to its buffer. But if I make selection with intellij "extend selection" command (map <leader>w :action EditorSelectWord<CR>) I cannot do anything with this selection with ideavim. Maybe there is shortcut for this? I know such feature is in vim plugin for NetBeans.

A: In the feature request that Andrey linked ( VIM-510 ), someone mentions that if you first put yourself in visual mode (pressing v) that you can then use those actions and still get you expected behavior with d, y, etc.
What I'm trying to do now, is have a mapping with w put me into visual mode if coming from normal mode and do the selection, otherwise if I'm already in visual mode, to just do the selection. It seems like this should work, but unfortunately, I can't seem to get the remapping correct in my .ideavimrc to do that.
nnoremap <leader>w v:action EditorSelectWord<CR>
vnoremap <leader>w :action EditorSelectWord<CR>

^ That doesn't seem to work for me right now.  :(

A: IdeaVim cannot work with Select Word at Caret selections. Feel free to vote for the feature request VIM-510 in order to track its status.


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Q: Хочу поучаствовать в проекте Где найти такие проекты, что бы можно было поучаствовать в них как программист. Я только немного знаю php и MySQL(работаю в Linux Ubuntu 10.10). Кто может взяться за меня и дать возможность получить бесценный опыт? Возможно, если проект будет интересным, готов там остаться на постоянке.
A: А что вам мешает начать свой проект? Придумайте идею и стремитесь ее реализовать попутно много чему научитесь.
A: В Open Source тебе дорога. Ищи проект, который по душе или действительно сделай что-нибудь сам полезное для общества, критики получишь море как конструктивной так и не очень.
A: я бы взял, но мне надо со знаниям асп.нэт, лучше со знаниями верстки, ява-скрипта, цсс, хтмл...


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It is my distinct honor and pleasure to announce that Elizabeth C. MacDonough has accepted our invitation to serve as the 2018 Commencement Speaker. As the Parliamentarian of the U.S. Senate, she is the official advisor to the Senate on the interpretation of the standing rules and parliamentary procedure. She is the first woman to hold this role. Ms. MacDonough is a VLS alumna graduating with a J.D. in 1998. She will address the law school community at the Commencement ceremony on the South Royalton Green on Saturday, May 12 which starts at 10:00 a.m.
Also joining us on commencement weekend will be Mustafa Santiago Ali. Mr. Ali is the Senior Vice President of Climate, Environmental Justice, and Community Revitalization for the Hip Hop Caucus, a national non-profit and nonpartisan organization that connects the hip hop community to the civic process to build power and create positive change. Mr. Ali will address the law school community on Friday, May 11 at 3:30 p.m.
Finally, Christopher Dutton served for 11 years on the Vermont Law School Board of Trustees, the last three of those years as the Chairman of the Board. In appreciation of his long service to the school, we will award him an honorary degree at the Commencement ceremony.
Thanks, and I look forward to celebrating Commencement with you.
Thomas McHenry
President and Dean, Professor of Law at Vermont Law School
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