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Right now, at Panic's initially ever Playdate video showcase, the business produced a handful of announcements about its gaming handheld with a hand crank. The business says there will be at least a week's warning before pre-orders open. The other huge reveal is the Playdate Stereo Dock, the 1st accessory for the quirky Playdate. Oh, and there's also a pen holder, due to the fact why not. And yes, a bright yellow pen comes with it. The dock functions as both a charging stand and a Bluetooth speaker for the Playdate. The most anticipated bit of news is that the device will lastly be offered for pre-order in July, even though a precise date has however to be set. On prime of that, Panic has partnered with Poolsuite FM, an on line radio station with curated SoundCloud playlists, which you can of course play on the Stereo Dock if you wish. As a reminder, the device is priced at $179. Just like the Playdate, the Stereo Dock was created by Teenage Engineering.
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Ink and watercolor illustration for the cover of Star Chefs Rising Stars magazine Chicago issue, commemorating their 50th Rising Stars awards. See samples from the issue here.
"At the annual Sweets and Snacks Expo, classic candies are making a comeback—and new treats are finding inspiration in the past." Illustrations for Saveur Magazine.
A series of several watercolor paintings for Chicago restaurant Yusho, intended to promote and demystify their seasonal dishes.


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Гельмут Шольц (; род. 21 июня 1954, Берлин) — немецкий политик, член Левой партии. С июля 2009 года является депутатом Европейского парламента.

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Гельмут Шольц — сын политика ГДР Пауля Шольца и его супруги Лизелотты, медсестры и учительницы. В 1972 году окончил школу в Кёнигс-Вустерхаузене и с 1974 года обучался в МГИМО. Вернувшись в ГДР, Гельмут Шольц работал в Министерстве иностранных дел ГДР, затем в 1983—1986 годах — в посольстве ГДР в КНР. Состоял членом СЕПГ.

В 1990-е годы занимался развитием международных связей Партии демократического социализма. В 1991—1992 годах входил в состав правления ПДС, в 2006—2008 годах — правления Левой партии. Шольц также входит в состав правления Европейских левых.

На выборах в Европейский парламент 2009 года кандидатура Шольца занимала 8-ю строчку федерального списка партии. В Европейском парламенте Гельмут Шольц входит в комитет по международной торговле и является заместителем пресс-секретаря делегации Левой партии в Европарламенте.

Ссылки
 Официальный сайт
 Гельмут Шольц на сайте Европейского парламента
 Гельмут Шольц на сайте dielinke-europa.eu

Выпускники МГИМО
Дипломаты ГДР
Депутаты Европарламента от Германии
Депутаты Европарламента (2009—2014)
Депутаты Европарламента (2014—2019)
Члены Социалистической единой партии Германии
Члены Партии демократического социализма
Члены Левой партии Германии
Политики Германии
Депутаты Европарламента (2019—2024)

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Our son's latest move around the USA has taken him to Florida's east coast. To what we think is one of the most attractive parts of Florida, about 100 miles north of Miami, The area around Jupiter has the feel of a village, obvious the reason why it attracts celebrities to set up residence here.
Close to the sea and the Indian river the area abounds with wildlife and is the wintering place of a large number of Manatees. In winter they can be easily seen around the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse Outstanding ONA. The preserve covers about 120 acre and is an area of sensitive habitat and our son's office.
All the images here were taken in the two weeks we spent there in Sept 2013. Its our first visit to the area and shows the diversity of wildlife that can be seen on the preserve.
Ospreys are a common sight in Florida and regular visitors to the reserve. This one had just taken the fish from the Indian river.
With so much water in the area dragonflies are also a common sight. Although this particular species seems to favour the dry dune areas of the preserve.
One aspect of the preserve that can easily be over looked are the variety of fungi that can be found. All of which make interesting subject to photograph.
Reptiles are another common sight in the swamp areas inland from the preserve. Although this black racer seems to have made its home on the quieter side of the preserve amongst the sand pine scrub.


It's a laughing matter - apes make "weird" sounds when they are tickled, and these "tickle-induced vocalizations" are akin to human laughter, according to a study discussed on NPR.
"The results suggest that the evolutionary origins of human laughter can be traced back at least 10 to 16 million years to the last common ancestor of humans and modern great apes," NPR says.
But humans and apes aren't the only ones with tickle-induced vocalizations.
Robert Provine, a neuroscientist at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County who studies laughter, notes that dogs pant in a certain way when they're playing, and rats are known to chirp.
So he thinks the roots of laughter might go even further back and would like to see more studies like this one that compare different animals' playful sounds.
"I think that it's about time we get out there, start tickling the dogs and the cats, and the pigs, the rats, as well as the chimpanzees," Provine says. "I think we'll learn a lot about what we have in common, as well as our differences."
Play-associated sounds have hardly been studied in animals, says Provine. "What about whales?" he asks. "You know, do whales have some form of laughter? People really haven't looked into this."
Check out a Live Science video on zookeepers tickling an orangutan and a gorilla here, or a slightly longer one from NPR here.


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Call to ban all mobile use by drivers under 26
By Josephine Tovey
August 20, 2012 — 3.00am
THE O'Farrell government should consider banning all motorists under the age of 26 from using even hands-free mobile phones while driving, says a national road safety advisory group.
The National Road Safety Council also told the Staysafe parliamentary inquiry on driver distraction that the government should explore technologies that prohibit phone reception in cars to stem the ''epidemic'' of calling and texting while driving.
The joint parliamentary inquiry has been tasked with exploring regulatory and technological ways to reduce the number of drivers involved in accidents because they were distracted by mobile phones, billboard advertising and other diversions, which were a factor in at least 7 per cent of all crashes in the past decade, the government says.
NSW police already have called for stricter penalties for drivers caught repeatedly using their phone, but the council went one step further at a hearing on Friday afternoon, suggesting a ban on all mobile use for less experienced drivers under the age of 26.
''It is clear that distraction has more detrimental effects on primary tasks which are less well practised,'' the council said in its submission to the inquiry.
''Broader bans on all mobile phone use by novice drivers or those under 26 years old, combined with effective deterrence through enforcement and effective penalties (including loss of licence for any offence) will be useful.''
Currently only learner and provisional (P1) drivers are banned from using phones, while all other drivers are allowed to use only hand-free sets.
The standard penalty is a $265 fine and three demerit points. More than 40 per cent of P2 drivers admit to using a mobile phone while driving, a survey of 1500 Roads and Maritime Service customers has found.
"It is time the O'Farrell government started thinking outside the box and started with a targeted education campaign for younger drivers - rather than simply introducing massive fines,'' said the Labor MP Walt Secord, who is on the inquiry committee.
Despite recommending the ban, the council acknowledged in its submission that enforcement was of limited effectiveness, as shown by the huge number of motorists still using mobile phones despite the current penalties.
For this reason, the council recommended investigation of phone-blocking technologies, stating ''the best method for prevention of dangerous behaviours is not education, but rather physical barriers to the behaviour''.
There are already smartphone apps available that can be used to block calls or text alerts while driving.
Josephine Tovey
Josephine Tovey is a New York-based reporter for The Sydney Morning Herald.

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Book Bites
Author Lilliam Rivera on the importance of Latinx voices and "The Education of Margot Sanchez"
Eva Recinos
Most of us can probably name a time in our teenage-hood when everything felt so frustrating. Our bodies were changing, we were trying to feel accepted, we had unrequited crushes — you name it. Lilliam Rivera fully captures that acute teen angst in The Education of Margot Sanchez.
The novel follows protagonist Margot as she spends the summer working in her dad's grocery story, to atone for the huge bill she ran up on his credit card. As we continue on this journey with Margot, she falls for a guy, tries hard to hold onto her friends (who are relaxing in the Hamptons), deals with with her family dynamics and super macho older brother – anything starting to sound familiar?
As a form of storytelling, the YA book can offer teens solace in an often turbulent phase of their lives. Rivera definitely found comfort in books and The Education of Margot Sanchez is one way to offer the same support to readers.
"When I was a teen I felt like an outsider, but I was able to connect in the pages of young adult books," Rivera wrote in an email to HelloGiggles. "I didn't feel quite alone. I love revisiting those moments in my past and to try to capture that feeling in my writing."
Yet YA novels continue to transcend their standard age group — just look at the success of The Hunger Games and the recent New York Times bestseller The Hate U Give — and often tackle issues that we deal with well into our adult years. The Education of Margot Sanchez will feel like a familiar story to many children of immigrant parents — or anyone who has balanced multiple identities even while feeling like they never truly belong to one set community.
Margot's story also fills a void: She is a young woman of color. According to the 2015 publishing statistics from the Cooperative Children's Book Center, only 2.4% of books portrayed Latinx characters.
"A young reader from Puerto Rico posted on her Instagram account how important it was to find herself in my story," the author revealed. "I've had readers tell me that my writing helped them convey issues they have been dealing with all their lives. And I've had so many people just love the cover. It's been so amazing and very humbling."
That representation feels especially urgent in the current political climate.
"We have an administration that is doing all they can to silence our voices and deport our families," stated Rivera. "They are desperate to dictate who gets to write this narrative, to tell the story, to make history. My story may be a coming-of-age story, but it is also a story about gentrification and assimilation. It is an American story and — regardless of who is currently in power — I believe there is a place for the novel, and for so many others, to be heard."
One way to get these stories heard: Spread the word. If we "buy the type of art we want in this world," Rivera says, we'll be more likely to see more and more of it. Find out if your authors are in the area and go to readings.
"Also, be vocal about the authors you love," says Rivera. "I am always recommending stories and novels on my social media outlets."
Just recently, Rivera tweeted a congratulatory message to author Angie Thomas. It reads "Don't ever tell me that people don't want to buy #YA books written by POC. Just look at NYTimes Bestselling list. Congrats @acthomasbooks."
There are so many stories that need telling and Rivera's story serves as inspiration to spread those stories far and wide — and to write one if you have one that needs telling.
The Education of Margot Sanchez is available here.
By Eva Recinos
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The Enneagram is a sacred map that helps identify your unconscious and subconscious motivations. Circling around nine fundamental types of human nature, your Enneagram type reveals your path of transformation as well as your path of disintegration.
While the Enneagram reveals your personality, it is different from other personality profiles in that it links to your childhood wound, illuminating your path of healing and wholeness.
The Enneagram is a powerful resource for the contemplative path, for as it dismantles your illusions about the self, it simultaneously reveals your True Self or Essence, supporting you to offer the best of yourself to a world in a need.
Connect with us to schedule a private appointment or a workshop for your group.
Following are a few leading accredited and/or certified enneagram specialists who are available by appointment. Each has their own training and specializations, and we would love to connect you with the enneagram expert who can best support you on your spiritual journey.
Read more about each of our accredited and/or certified enneagram experts below.
Click here to inquire about scheduling an appointment with one of Gravity's enneagram experts.
Dr. Avon Manney
Conversation Topics: Working with the Enneagram for Awakening & Spiritual Development, You are Not Your Type
Availability: By request
At some point in our lives we all experience fearful thoughts and anxiety, emotions of shame, and/or aggressive behaviors fueled by rage. How do we navigate through these trying times with compassion and non-judgement for ourselves as well as others? Many have used the enneagram in order to gain insight into patterns that may be running undetected in our lives. When we can observe ourselves and become grounded in the moment, then we can begin to loosen the hold that these patterns seem to have on us and move towards expression of the higher self.
Dr. Avon uses the enneagram as a spiritual map for transformational work and alignment with Divine will. She works with others by guiding them into accessing their embodied intelligence. This work calls upon the cultivation of presence using meditation, body scanning, and the breath. During the course of each session, narrative discussions will be used along with the enneagram in order to:
Observe ourselves when we get triggered around our patterns
Use body scans to detect body sensations that may come up with triggers
Use the breath and body for cultivating presence
Use meditation for stillness
Cultivate compassion and non-judgement
Notice how we may identify with patterns in our lives
Gain alignment with Divine will through the Centers of the Mind, Heart, and Body
Experience how we are expressions of the Divine
As an enneagram specialist, Dr. Avon Manney holds an Osteopathic medical degree and a Master's degree in Marriage, Family, and Child counseling. Following a life changing event, she was introduced to the enneagram and began a lifelong quest for various forms of spiritual healing and mystical truths. Since then she has studied under foremost spiritual teachers such as Dr. Roxanne Howe-Murphy, Fr. Richard Rohr, and Russ Hudson. She continues to work with the enneagram personally and professionally for healing and transformation. She enjoys playing violin, gardening, spending time in nature, and being with her husband and feathered children, Pipsqueak and Armand.
Click here to inquire about scheduling an appointment with Dr. Avon.
Rev. Oreon Trickey
Conversation Topics: Understanding Your Type, Working with the Enneagram for Awakening & Spiritual Development, The Enneagram as a Tool for Vocational Discernment, Using the Enneagram to Help Your Team Become More Productive, Effective, & Cohesive, and Forming & Maintaining Healthy Personal Relationships with the Enneagram
Oreon is a long-time resident of Chicago, where she currently lives and serves with Jesus People USA in the city's Uptown neighborhood. She recently retired from serving as the Associate Pastor of Congregational Life at LaSalle Street Church, where her ministry areas included working with homeless individuals, young adults, facilitating spiritual formation groups, and leading Benedictine Spirituality classes geared toward Millennials who live in the city. Oreon received her Spiritual Direction certification from North Park Theological Seminary, her Enneagram Certification through trainings with Dr. Jerome Wagner, and is a certified ©iEnneagram Motions of the Soul Practitioner. She is an IEA Accredited Enneagram Professional, serves on the board of the IEA Great Lakes Chapter, is a member of the ECC Central Conference Spiritual Directors' Network, and is the developer/facilitator of the Enneagram "Dining by Number" experience, and is part of the Red Letter Christians movement.
Click here to inquire about scheduling an appointment with Oreon.
Rev. Nhien Vuong, M.Div., J.D.
Conversation Topics: True Self/False Self; Your Divine Nature; Contemplative Practices & the Enneagram; Self Awareness; Self Love; Sacred Listening; Cultivating Conscious Connections with Spirit, Self, and Others through the Enneagram
A former Stanford Law attorney with a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy, Rev. Nhien left her lucrative San Francisco legal career in 2012 to pursue a call to ministry. An interspiritual Unity minister currently based in Kansas City, Nhien believes in the innate wholeness, perfection, and divinity of all people–irrespective of one's belief or religion, background or age, race or nationality, gender identification or sexual orientation.
Nhien is an Accredited Professional with the International Enneagram Association. Working intimately with individuals, couples, and small groups, Nhien has seen the Enneagram system of sacred psychology catalyze and nurture personal growth and spiritual awakening in the lives of countless people and communities at a degree unparalleled to that of any other spiritual tool or system that she has encountered.
A Vietnamese immigrant who did not feel that she fit in with her own family, Nhien's passion for teaching the Enneagram comes from her personal experience with transforming her limiting beliefs around her own sense of defectiveness, loneliness and separation, helping her to experience a greater sense of wholeness, expansiveness, and unity with all of life.
With a focus on contemplative practices, Nhien works collaboratively with you to identify the particular spiritual disciplines that work best for your Enneagram type. She approaches all of her coaching, teaching, and consulting as one who walks with rather than stands above you. A trained mediator, Nhien marries intuition with her formal training in active listening and compassionate communication skills. As she listens, she helps you to identify and speak your soul's truth and then supports you in living it–one day (and sometimes one conscious breath) at a time!
More than for spot or "crisis" treatment, she focuses on applying Enneagram knowledge to cultivate a transformative way of life—one that is increasingly marked by inner peace, joy, meaning, purpose, and contentment.
Click here to inquire about scheduling an appointment with Nhien.
Chris' client load is currently full. To be added to the waitlist please connect with us here.
Conversation Topics: Understanding Your Type, Fear as an Invitation to Growth, Working with the Enneagram for Awakening & Spiritual Development
Availability: Tuesday – Thursdays at 10am, 11am, and 12pm CST
Chris has spent his life bearing witness to the possibility of hope among a world that has legitimate reasons to question God's goodness. Chris studied at Asbury University in Kentucky before moving to India where he was mentored by Mother Teresa for three years. While living in India, he helped launch South Asia's first pediatric AIDS care home. A forerunner in the New Friar movement, Chris and Phileena served with the Word Made Flesh community for nearly 20 years, working for women and children victimized by human traffickers in the commercial sex industry. In 2012 Chris co-founded Gravity, a Center for Contemplative Activism.
Named one of Outreach magazine's "30 Emerging Influencers Reshaping Leadership," Chris is a curator of unlikely friendships, an instigator for good, a champion of collaboration, and a witness to hope. Chris fights for a renewal of contemplative activism. Chris frequently contributes to and is highlighted in such publications as Christianity Today, Duke's "Faith & Leadership," Q Ideas, Relevant Magazine, The Work of the People and the Washington Post's "On Faith" section. He is known for his provocative storytelling and has written 4 books. He's an Accredited Professional with the International Enneagram Association and speaks all over the world helping people integrate the Enneagram and spiritual formation.


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Russia says helping Syrian opposition breaches law
In this Wednesday, Nov. 14, 2012 photo, Syrian rebel fighters keep an eye through a hole in the wall that overlooks a position held by troops loyal to Syrian President Bashar Assad during skirmishes in Aleppo, the Syria. (AP Photo/Narciso Contreras)
By Times Herald |
PUBLISHED: November 15, 2012 at 6:58 a.m. | UPDATED: September 24, 2021 at 12:05 p.m.
MOSCOW (AP) – Russia says providing assistance to Syrian opposition fighters would breach international law.
Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman Alexander Lukashevich said Thursday that any foreign help to the opposition fighting President Bashar Assad's government would represent a 'gross violation' of basic principles of international law. He added that the opposition's refusal to hold talks with Assad would 'strengthen positions of extremists.'
France on Tuesday became the first Western nation to recognize a revamped Syrian opposition leadership as the only legitimate representative of the Syrian people.
Russia has been a key supporter and ally of Assad's government, joining forces with China at the U.N. to veto sanctions against Syria over its crackdown on an uprising that has killed more than 36,000 people since it began in March 2011.
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Bernard Pavelek est un réalisateur, chef-opérateur, auteur français.

En 2015, il a été filmé dans l'anthologie Cinématon de Gérard Courant. Il est le numéro 2878 de la collection.

Filmographie (Réalisateur)

 2015 : Prochainement nulle part (Long-métrage documentaire sur les salles de cinéma en France)
 1997 : Coup de feu mortel (court-métrage)
 1994 : Des montreurs d'histoires (court-métrage documentaire pédagogique)
 1993 : Elle est passée par ici... (Court-métrage avec Marie Dubois et Dominique Rousseau)
 1990 : Les empreintes (court-métrage documentaire)
 1988 : Movie-Palace (court-métrage sur la démolition et reconstruction du cinéma Max Linder à Paris )
 1987 : Le complexe de Cromwell (CM Coréalisation avec Eric Sandré)
 1986 : Coup d'éclat (court-métrage)
 1986 : Paris-Pluie (court-métrage - Sélectionné à Perspectives du cinéma à Cannes 1987)
 1984 : Strapontin (court-métrage, pièce filmée de Anne Artigau et Michèle Guigon)
 1983 : Sortie de secours (Court-métrage inachevé) Coréalisation avec Smaïn Fairouze
 1983 : Demain... (court-métrage)
 1982 : Space-trip 2 (court-métrage)
 1981 : Les cons contre-attaquent (court-métrage)
 1980 : La guerre des cons (court-métrage)
 1979 : Rêves Mecanik (court-métrage)
 1978 : Mon nom est Sherlock (2) (court-métrage)
 1977 : Royal Flash (court-métrage)

Chef Opérateur image

 2007 : Drôles d'accents (documentaire de 52 min) Réalisateur Marc Khanne
 2003 : Les jardins de traverse de Yann Samuel
 2002 : La lettre - Réalisateur Marc Khanne (court-métrage)
 2001 : Oasis - Realisateur Davis Macé (court-métrage)
 2000 : Le page de garde - Réalisateur Eric Mahé (court-métrage)
 2000 : William sort de prison - Réalisateur Éric Bitoun (court-métrage)
 2000 : Sommeil impromptu - Réalisateur Eric Mahé (court-métrage)
 2000 : Torride - Réalisateur Laurent Deboise (court-métrage)
 2000 : Parfois même le dimanche - Réalisateur David Macé (court-métrage)
 1999 : Mon village d'Algérie - Réalisateur Hakim Sharaoui (court-métrage)
 1998 : Le coup de pied de l'âne - Réalisateur Jean-Albert Héroin (court-métrage)
 1997 : Amis pour la vie - Réalisateur Éric Bitoun (court-métrage)
 1996 : Les jardins de traverse de Yann Samuel (Documentaire)
 1994 : Une journée au Hazzard - Réalisation Marc Khanne (court-métrage)
 1993 : La mise au monde - Réalisateur Jean Baptiste Hubert (court-métrage)
 1992 : Zappeur - Réalisateur Arthur Borgnis (court-métrage)
 1991 : Scènes de chasses en Bretagne (Documentaire de 35 min)- Réalisateur Jean Yves Carrée Le Besque
 1990 : Spurm - Réalisateur Boris Deminsten (court-métrage)
 1988 : Papillon du vertige (Long métrage fiction) - Réalisateur Jean-Yves Carrée Le Besque
 1985 : Venus en transit - Réalisatrice Haydée Caillot (court-métrage)
 1985 : T'as une belle gueule tu sais ! - Réalisateur Patrick Soulier (court-métrage)
 1984 : Nuit amant - Réalisatrice Haydée Caillot (court-métrage)
 1982 : SOS Chômeurs - Réalisateurs Yves Benoit et Jean-Hugues Lime (court-métrage)

Film en cours
 2017 Gold : La thérapie de groupe - Long métrage documentaire sur la carrière du groupe français Gold

Autres activités

 2021 : Création vidéo pour le spectacle "Djénane" avec "Bebel le Magicien" joué au Théâtre du Rond Point en octobre 2021, mise en scène Anne Artigau
 2017 : Réalisation du Double-DVD hommage à Michèle Guigon   "La vie va où ?..." et "Pieds nus, "traverser mon cœur"
 2015 : Réalisation du DVD (CD+DVD) du concert du 2011 Autour de la guitare de Jean-Félix Lalanne Les 10 ans à l'Olympia (Paris) Chez Verycord
 2012 : Création vidéo pour le spectacle Belkheïr : Une carte ne vous sauve la vie pour rien, mise en scène Anne Artigau (Co-production Vidy - Cirque-théâtre d'Elbeuf)
 2010 : Montage image et son du documentaire Parfois, il suffit d'un homme (90 min) de Jean-Yves Carrée Le Besque
 1999 : Régie son théâtre « Le pont des nuits blanches », mise en scène Anne Artigau
 1990 : Réalisation et chef-Opérateur du clip de Caroline Verdi, chanson "Au cas où"

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 Site/pages perso

 Site du film Prochainement nulle part

Réalisateur français
Date de naissance non renseignée (XXe siècle)


That is such a nice saying and picture.
Yes, I like it so much. And I love the fact that you found my blog and stopped to take a look!
Cute picture, simple but powerful thought.
Roy, I like it so much I made it my profile pic on Facebook last week. I'm a hot mess and I say exactly what I think these days, so I totally get drawing new lines!


WALTHAM, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec. 5, 2011-- ModusLink Global Solutions™, Inc. (NASDAQ: MLNK) today reported financial results for its first quarter of fiscal year 2012 ended October 31, 2011.
"While revenue for the first quarter was lower year over year as expected, it increased on a sequential quarter basis. Our investment and cost reduction plan that we discussed in detail last quarter is specifically aimed at overcoming pressures in the market and achieving revenue growth. We are pleased with the progress we are making and, based on our actions to date, we are on track to make our planned investments and achieve our cost reduction objectives for fiscal 2012. We are confident in our plan, which is beginning to deliver results, and we are focused on phasing it in as quickly as possible during this fiscal year," continued Lawler.
ModusLink reported net revenue of $206.2 million for the first quarter of fiscal 2012, a decrease of 12.8% compared to net revenue of $236.4 million reported in the first quarter of fiscal 2011. Revenue from the Company's base business in the first quarter of fiscal 2012 was $191.7 million, a decrease of 7.6% compared to the same period a year ago, primarily as a result of lower volumes from certain client programs, which had a particular effect on operations in Europe and the Americas (1). Revenue generated from new programs for the first quarter of fiscal 2012 was $14.5 million, a decrease of 49.5% compared to the first quarter of fiscal 2011. Revenue for the first quarter of fiscal 2012 increased 3.7%, compared to $198.8 million in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2011, primarily driven by seasonal factors.
Gross profit for the first quarter of fiscal 2012 increased to $26.0 million, or 12.6% of revenue, compared to $22.4 million, or 9.5% of revenue, in the first quarter of fiscal 2011. The increase was driven by favorable revenue mix, with a higher percentage of revenue derived from the Company's operations in Asia, and benefits from cost reduction actions. Results for the first quarter of fiscal 2011 included a previously disclosed one-time price concession, which had a 150 basis point unfavorable impact on gross profit margin in that year-ago quarter.
Operating income for the first quarter of fiscal 2012 was $2.6 million, compared to operating loss of $2.7 million in the first quarter of fiscal 2011. The improvement was due to higher gross margin, lower amortization expense and lower selling general and administrative costs compared to the year-ago period.
Included in the Company's operating results for the first quarter of fiscal 2012 were selling, general and administrative expenses of $22.3 million, compared to $22.6 million in the same quarter of fiscal 2011, a reduction of 1.2%. The decline was due to a net reduction in labor costs resulting from the Company's cost reduction initiatives as well as the receipt of $3.4 million of escrowed funds related to the Company's acquisition of Tech for Less in December of 2009. Selling, general and administrative expenses for the first quarter of fiscal 2012 also included costs of $3.4 million for professional fees associated with the Company's previously announced investment and cost reduction plan, which were not present in the year-ago period. Restructuring charges of $0.8 million in the first quarter of fiscal 2012 related to costs associated with the restructuring of facilities.
Other income (expense) was income of $0.8 million in the first quarter of fiscal 2012, compared to an expense of $2.7 million in the first quarter of fiscal 2011. The improvement was primarily the result of foreign exchange transaction gains recognized in the first quarter of fiscal 2012, compared to foreign exchange transaction losses in the first quarter of 2011.
Net income for the first quarter of 2012 was $1.6 million, or $0.04 per share, compared to net loss of $6.7 million, or ($0.15) per share, for the same period in fiscal 2011.
Excluding net charges related to depreciation, amortization of intangible assets, share-based compensation and restructuring, the Company reported non-GAAP operating income of $8.3 million for the first quarter of fiscal 2012, compared to $4.7 million for the same period in fiscal 2011.
As of October 31, 2011, the Company had working capital of $185.8 million, compared to $184.2 million at July 31, 2011 and $224.1 million at October 31, 2010. Included in working capital as of October 31, 2011 were cash, cash equivalents and marketable securities totaling $111.7 million compared to $111.4 million at July 31, 2011 and $146.2 million at October 31, 2010. In the third quarter of fiscal 2011, ModusLink paid a special cash dividend of $40 million in aggregate, which was funded by cash on the Company's balance sheet. The Company concluded the quarter with no outstanding bank debt.
For the first quarter of fiscal 2012, cash flow from operating activities was $5.2 million and additions to property and equipment were $1.7 million, and therefore free cash flow from operations was $3.5 million, compared to a cash use of $17.5 million in the same period in 2011.
During the quarter, ModusLink continued to execute its previously announced investment and cost reduction plan. Key components of the plan include investments in sales and marketing and other initiatives to drive future revenue growth, as well as cost alignment initiatives, working capital improvements and a strengthening of the Company's leadership team. The cost reduction actions are being phased in and are expected to result in annualized cost savings between $30 and $40 million. The Company estimates approximately $15 to $20 million of benefit will be realized in the 2012 fiscal year.
ModusLink intends to reinvest approximately $15 million of the savings realized in fiscal 2012 to support growth initiatives, including investments in sales and marketing as well as short-duration consulting and other projects. The Company is planning to reduce those expenses by $6 million in fiscal 2013 as those short-duration elements conclude.
ModusLink continues to execute its investment and cost reduction plan, and remains cautious regarding the effects of the global economic environment on its business, especially in Europe. For the second quarter of fiscal 2012, the Company expects a sequential decline in revenue, compared to the first quarter of fiscal 2012, at a rate that is similar to the seasonal decline that the Company has experienced in recent years.
As previously announced, ModusLink Global Solutions, Inc. will hold a conference call to discuss its fiscal 2012 first quarter results at 5:00 p.m. ET on December 5, 2011. Investors can listen to the conference call on the Internet at www.ir.moduslink.com. To listen to the live call, go to the website at least 15 minutes prior to the start time to download and install the necessary audio software.
ModusLink Global Solutions, Inc. designs and executes global value chain strategies to solve clients' cost, time-to-market, customer satisfaction and revenue objectives. Our supply chain, aftermarket, e-Business and entitlement management solutions support the end-to-end product lifecycles of the world's leading technology and consumer goods companies. ModusLink has more than 25 years of experience executing complex supply chain processes such as sourcing, configuration and fulfillment. We can manage these critical functions seamlessly with a client's global e-Business initiative or an integrated aftermarket program, including alternative channel recovery for at-risk inventory. Backed by a footprint of more than 25 solution centers in 15 countries, ModusLink clients can react quickly to shifting market dynamics impacting value chain performance and revenues. For more information about ModusLink's flexible, scalable and sustainable solutions, visit www.moduslink.com or www.valueunchained.com, the blog for value chain professionals.
(1) New programs defined as client programs that have been executed for fewer than 12 months.
Base business defined as client programs that have been executed for 12 months or more.
The Company believes that its non-GAAP measure of operating income/(loss) ("non-GAAP operating income/(loss)") provides investors with a useful, supplemental measure of the Company's operating performance by excluding the impact of non-cash charges and restructuring activities. Each of the excluded items was excluded because it may be considered to be of a non-operational or non-cash nature. Historically, the Company has recorded significant impairment and restructuring charges. These charges, as well as charges related to depreciation, amortization of intangible assets and stock-based compensation, have been excluded for the purpose of enhancing the understanding by both management and investors of the underlying baseline operating results and trends of the business, which management uses to evaluate our financial performance for purposes of planning and forecasting future periods. Non-GAAP operating income/(loss) does not have any standardized definition and, therefore, is unlikely to be comparable to similar measures presented by other reporting companies. Non-GAAP operating income/(loss) should not be evaluated in isolation of, or as a substitute for, the Company's financial results prepared in accordance with United States generally accepted accounting principles. The Company's usage of non-GAAP operating income/(loss), and the underlying methodology in excluding certain charges, is not necessarily an indication of the results of operations that may be expected in the future, or that the Company will not, in fact, incur such charges in future periods. The Company defines "free cash flow from operations" as net cash provided by (used in) operating activities of continuing operations less additions to property and equipment as shown on the Company's consolidated statements of cash flows. A table reconciling the Company's non-GAAP measures to the closest GAAP measures is included in the statement of operations information in this release.
This release contains forward-looking statements, which address a variety of subjects including, for example, the Company's plans toward sustainable revenue growth and improved profitability, the key components of the Company's investment and cost reduction plan and the progress and goals of the plan, as well as the timing and impact of the expected benefits of such program; the amount of expected cost savings in fiscal 2012 and on an annualized basis and resulting benefits in fiscal 2012 and fiscal 2013; the amount and intended use of reinvested savings; the expected reduction in short-duration project expenditures; the expected amount of restructuring and other one-time costs associated with the cost reduction plan in fiscal 2012; the expected growth in revenue and profits as a result of the investing and cost reduction plan; and expectations as to revenue in the second quarter of fiscal 2012 as compared with the first quarter of fiscal 2012. All statements other than statements of historical fact, including without limitation, those with respect to the Company's goals, plans, expectations and strategies set forth herein are forward-looking statements. The following important factors and uncertainties, among others, could cause actual results to differ materially from those described in these forward-looking statements: the Company's success, including its ability to meet its revenue, operating income and cost savings targets, maintain and improve its cash position, expand its operations and revenue, lower its costs, improve its gross margins, reach and sustain profitability, reach its long-term objectives and operate optimally, depends on its ability to execute on its business strategy, including the announced investment and costs savings plan and the continued and increased demand for and market acceptance of its services; global economic conditions, especially in the technology sector are uncertain and subject to volatility; demand for our clients' products may decline or may not achieve the levels anticipated by our clients; the Company's management may face strain on managerial and operational resources as they try to oversee the expanded operations; the Company may not realize the expected benefits of its restructuring and cost cutting actions; the Company may not be able to expand its operations in accordance with its business strategy; the Company's cash balances may not be sufficient to allow the Company to meet all of its business and investment goals; the Company may experience difficulties integrating technologies, operations and personnel in accordance with its business strategy; the Company derives a significant portion of its revenue from a small number of customers and the loss of any of those customers could significantly damage the Company's financial condition and results of operations; the Company frequently sells to its supply chain management clients on a purchase order basis rather than pursuant to contracts with minimum purchase requirements, and therefore its sales and the amount of projected revenue that is actually realized are subject to demand variability; risks inherent with conducting international operations; tax rate expectations are based on current tax law and current expected income and may be affected by the jurisdictions in which profits are determined to be earned and taxed, changes in estimates of credits, benefits and deductions, the resolution of issues arising from tax audits with various tax authorities, including payment of interest and penalties and the ability to realize deferred tax assets; the mergers and acquisitions and IPO markets are inherently unpredictable and liquidity events for companies in the Company's venture capital portfolio may not occur; and increased competition and technological changes in the markets in which the Company competes. For a detailed discussion of cautionary statements that may affect the Company's future results of operations and financial results, please refer to the Company's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission, including the Company's most recent Annual Report on Form 10-K and Quarterly Reports on Form 10-Q. Forward-looking statements represent management's current expectations and are inherently uncertain. We do not undertake any obligation to update forward-looking statements made by us.
amortization of intangible assets, impairment of goodwill & long-lived assets, share-based compensation, and restructuring.


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PART 1907—CHALLENGES TO CLASSIFICATION OF DOCUMENTS BY AUTHORIZED HOLDERS PURSUANT TO SEC. 1.8 OF EXECUTIVE ORDER 13526
§1907.01 Authority and purpose.
§1907.02 Definitions.
§1907.03 Contact for general information and requests.
§1907.04 Suggestions and complaints.
Filing of Challenges
§1907.11 Prerequisites.
§1907.12 Requirements as to form.
§1907.13 Identification of material at issue.
§1907.14 Transmission.
Action on Challenges
§1907.21 Exceptions.
§1907.22 [Reserved]
§1907.23 Designation of authority to hear challenges.
§1907.24. Initial determination.
§1907.25 Action on appeal of initial Agency determination.
§1907.26 Prohibition on adverse action.
§1907.31 Right of appeal.
Authority: Executive Order 13526 75 FR 707, 3 CFR 2010 Comp., P. 298-327; section 102 of the National Security Act of 1947; section 6 of the CIA Act of 1949.
Source: 62 FR 32494, June 16, 1997, unless otherwise noted.
(a) Authority: This Part is issued under the authority of and in order to implement section 1.8 of E.O. 13526, section 102 of the National Security Act of 1947, and section 6 of the CIA Act of 1949.
(b) Purpose: This part prescribes procedures for non-Agency personnel who are authorized holders of CIA information, to challenge the classification status, whether classified or unclassified, based on a good faith belief that the current status of CIA information is improper. This part and section 1.8 of Executive Order 13526 confer no rights upon members of the general public or individuals who are not authorized holders of CIA information.
[76 FR 59031, Sept. 23, 2011]
For purposes of this part, the following terms have the meanings as indicated:
(a) Agency or CIA means the United States Central Intelligence Agency acting through the CIA Information and Privacy Coordinator;
(b) Authorized holder means anyone who has satisfied the conditions for access to classified information stated in section 4.1(a) of Executive Order 13526 and who has been granted access to such information; the term does not include anyone authorized such access by section 4.4 of Executive Order 13526.
(c) Ddays means calendar days when the Agency is operating and specifically excludes Saturdays, Sundays, and legal public holidays. Three (3) days may be added to any time limit imposed on a requester by this CFR part if responding by U.S. domestic mail; ten (10) days may be added if responding by international mail;
(d) Challenge means a request in the individual's official, not personal, capacity and in furtherance of the interests of the United States;
(e) Control means ownership or the authority of the CIA pursuant to federal statute or privilege to regulate official or public access to records;
(f) Coordinator means the CIA Information and Privacy Coordinator acting in the capacity of Executive Secretary of the Agency Release Panel;
(g) Information means any knowledge that can be communicated or documentary material, regardless of its physical form, that is:
(1) Owned by, produced by or for, or under the control of the United States Government, and
(2) Lawfully and actually in the possession of an authorized holder and for which ownership and control has not been relinquished by the CIA;
(h) Interested party means any official in the executive, military, congressional, or judicial branches of government, United States or foreign, or U.S. Government contractor who, in the sole discretion of the CIA, has a subject matter or physical interest in the documents or information at issue;
(i) Originator means the CIA officer who originated the information at issue, or successor in office, or a CIA officer who has been delegated declassification authority for the information at issue in accordance with the provisions of this Order;
(j) The Order means Executive Order 13526 of December 29, 2009 and published at 75 FR 707 (or successor Orders).
(k) Chief, Classification Management and Collaboration Group refers to the Agency official authorized to make the initial Agency determination with respect to a challenge of the classification status of CIA information.
(l) Agency Release Panel refers to the Agency's forum for reviewing information review and release policy, the adequacy of resources available to all Agency declassification and release programs, and hearing appeals in accordance with this section.
[62 FR 32494, June 16, 1997, as amended at 76 FR 59031, Sept. 23, 2011]
For information on this part or to file a challenge under this part, please direct your inquiry to the Executive Secretary, Agency Release Panel, Central Intelligence Agency, Washington, DC 20505. The commercial (non-secure) telephone is (703) 613-1287; the classified (secure) telephone for voice and facsimile is (703) 613-3007.
The Agency welcomes suggestions or complaints with regard to its administration of the Executive Order. Letters of suggestion or complaint should identify the specific purpose and the issues for consideration. The Agency will respond to all substantive communications and take such actions as determined feasible and appropriate.
The Central Intelligence Agency has established liaison and procedures with many agencies for declassification issues. Prior to reliance on this Part, authorized holders are required to first exhaust such established administrative procedures for the review of classified information. Further information on these procedures is available from the point of contact, see 32 CFR 1907.03.
The challenge shall include identification of the challenger by full name, Executive Branch agency, title of position, and information required for verification of access, security clearance, and status as an authorized holder of the CIA information in question. In addition, the challenger must clearly identify documents or portions of documents at issue and identify and describe the reasons why it is believed that the information is improperly classified. The challenge, itself, must be properly marked and classified and, in this regard, the authorized holder must assume the current classification status and marking of the information is correct until determined otherwise unless the challenger asserts that the information marked unclassified should be classified or that the information should be classified at a higher level, in which case the challenger should mark the challenge and related documents at the asserted classification level.
Authorized holders shall append the documents at issue and clearly mark those portions subject to the challenge. If information not in documentary form is in issue, the challenge shall state so clearly and present or otherwise refer with specificity to that information in the body of the challenge.
Authorized holders must direct challenge requests to the CIA as specified in §1907.03. The classified nature of the challenge, as well as the appended documents, require that the holder transmit same in full accordance with established security procedures. In general, registered U.S. mail is approved for SECRET, non-compartmented material; higher classifications require use of approved Top Secret facsimile machines or CIA-approved couriers. Further information is available from the CIA as well as corporate or other federal agency security departments.
(a) Documents required to be submitted for prepublication review or other administrative process pursuant to an approved nondisclosure agreement is not covered by this section.
(b) Whenever the Agency receives a classification challenge to information that has been the subject of a challenge within the past two years, the Agency is not required to process the challenge beyond informing the challenger of this fact and the prior review decision; advising the challenger of the right to appeal a final Agency decision to the Interagency Security Classification Appeals Panel (ISCAP); and informing the challenger that if they wish to exercise this right, they must do so through Chief, Classification Management and Collaboration Group who will then forward the appeal to the ISCAP.
(c) The Agency is not required to process classification challenges to information that is the subject of pending litigation. If the information that is the subject of a challenge falls into this category, the Agency will take no action on the challenge and will notify the challenger of this fact within 10 business days.
(a) Chief, Classification Management and Collaboration Group shall be responsible for the initial Agency decision in a classification challenge.
(b) Agency Release Panel (ARP). Appeals of denials of classification challenges shall be reviewed by the ARP which shall issue the final Agency decision in accordance with 1907.25(c).
(c) ARP membership: The ARP is chaired by the Chief, Information Review and Release Group and composed of the Information Review Officers from the various Directorates and the Director, Central Intelligence Agency area, as well as the representatives of the various release programs and offices. The Information and Privacy Coordinator also serves as Executive Secretary of the Panel.
(a) Formal challenges shall be directed to the CIA Information and Privacy Coordinator (Coordinator) who shall promptly forward the challenge to the C/CMCG for action. The C/CMCG shall be responsible for the administrative processing of the challenge consistent with this section.
(b) Within 10 business days of receipt of a challenge, the Coordinator shall record the receipt of the challenge and provide the challenger with written acknowledgement of the Agency's receipt.
(c) Except as provided in paragraph (d) of this section, the Agency shall render an initial written response to a challenge within 60 business days of receipt.
(d) If the C/CMCG determines that the Agency is unable to respond with a determination within 60 business days of receipt of the challenge, C/CMCG will inform the Coordinator who will provide the challenger with written notice of the date by which the Agency will respond and a statement that if no Agency response is received within 120 business days, the challenger has the right to have the challenge forwarded to the ISCAP, and may exercise this right through C/CMCG who will then forward the challenge to ISCAP.
(e) The C/CMCG, after consultation with the originator of the information and other parties shall inform the Coordinator of the initial decision on the challenge and the Coordinator shall promptly inform the challenger of the decision in writing and inform the challenger of the right to appeal to the ARP if the challenge was denied.
(a) The challenger may, within 45 calendar days of receiving notice of a denial of the challenge, appeal the denial to the ARP by sending the appeal and any supplementary information in support of the challenge to the Executive Secretary of the ARP (ES/ARP).
(b) Within 10 business days of receipt of an appeal, the ES/ARP will record receipt, provide the challenger with written acknowledgement, and forward the appeal to C/CMCG, the appropriate IMTOs, originator, and other appropriate parties, who shall review the appeal and related materials, and within 30 business days provide a written recommendation to the ARP.
(c) The ARP shall meet on a regular schedule and may take action when a simple majority of the total membership is present. Issues shall be decided by a majority of the members present. In all cases of a divided vote, before the decision of the ARP becomes final, any member of the ARP may by written memorandum to the ES/ARP, refer such matters to the Director, Information Management Services (D/IMS) for decision. In the event of a disagreement with any decision by D/IMS related to the classification challenge, Directorate heads may appeal to the Associate Deputy Director, CIA (ADD) for resolution. The final Agency decision shall reflect the vote of the ARP, unless changed by the D/IMS or the ADD.
(d) The ES/ARP shall promptly provide the challenger with written notice of the final Agency decision and, if the appeal is denied, inform the challenger of the right to appeal to the ISCAP through C/CMCG, who will forward the appeal to the ISCAP.
Agency correspondence to the challenger shall include a notice that CIA will take no adverse action or retribution against the challenger for bringing the classification challenge in good faith.
A right of appeal may be available to the ISCAP established pursuant to section 5.3 of the Order. Action by that body will be the subject of rules to be promulgated by the Information Security Oversight Office.
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The one division that we don't use often is our AUSIA division, but I got online and saw a full and active chat, so we logged on and gave it a go. Our total amount of troops online was 10, good job guys. Read on for pictures from the event.


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71 percent say Google is too far ahead to beat.
27 percent believe Microsoft still is a contender.
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Az Oregon Route 213 (OR-213) egy oregoni állami országút, amely észak–déli irányban az Interstate 5 salemi csomópontjától a 30-as szövetségi országút elkerülő szakaszának a portlandi repülőtérrel való elágazásáig halad.

A szakasz Cascade Highway South Highway No. 160 néven is ismert, de egyes rövidebb részeket más, helyi nevekkel illetnek.

Leírás
Az útvonal Salem északnyugati részén, az Interstate 5 Market Streeti lehajtójánál, a Lancaster Drive csomópontjában kezdődik és északra, majd keletre halad. A város elhagyása után északkeletre majd újra északra fordul, ezután a North Howell-i kereszteződést követően Silvertonba érkezik. Az Ezüst-patak keresztezése és a 224-es úttal történő találkozása után a pálya Liberalba érkezését követően északra fordul, majd áthalad a Molalla-folyó felett, valamint érinti Mulinót, ahol a helyi repülőtér mellett fut. Az út Oregon City külvárosába érkezését követően újra északkeletre fordul, majd északnyugatra haladva az Interstate 205-höz érkezik, majd két kilométeren át közös szakaszon haladnak. A Clackamas-folyó keresztezése és a 212-es úttal való találkozása után a 13. számú kihajtótól az út újra önálló szakaszán halad; a 224-es újabb csomópontja után északra fordul, majd Harmony és Battin települések érintése után megérkezik Portlandbe, ahol az útvonal a 30-as szövetségi országút repülőtéri elágazásában végződik.

Nyomvonal-korrekciók
 Az Interstate 205 megépülte előtt az Interstate 5-re nemcsak nyugati, hanem keleti irányban is fel lehetett hajtani; továbbá a 212-es és 213-as utak az 82nd Drive-on közös szakaszon futottak.
 A 224-es út megépülte előtt a Sunnyside Roadon délre, majd a mai Sunnybrooknál keletre fordulva a 84. sugárúton Amberen és Clackamason át a 82. út felé lehetett haladni.
 Az Oregon City-i elkerülő 1980-as évekbeli megépülte előtt az országút a Washington Street és 7th Street kereszteződésén, valamint a Molalla Avenue-n át volt vezetve.
 Az útnak korábban nem volt közvetlen kapcsolata az Interstate 5-tel, hanem nyugati irányban az 99W út régi szakaszáig (Portland Road/Fairgrounds Road).

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Agent was rude in emails, completely unprofessional in all correspondence. Never admitted fault and always passed the blame.
They just turned up at our house and let a contractor in without telling us beforehand.
Did not respond to emails sometimes, they had to be chased at least once or twice.
New washing machine took 16 days to arrive after promising to order on day 2. Asking the Curry's delivery driver proved they lied about when they ordered it.
Over a month to return deposit.
Worst agent we have ever been with. Loved the house but left because of the incompetence of the agent.


Formerly known as Australian Centre for Sustainable Catchments.
The Centre leads research in climate science and importantly, the application of this science to help industry and communities better manage climate variability and risk. By integrating climate science into agricultural, economic, environmental and social models, ICACS has developed practical solutions and tools for improved decision making. These tools can help better manage agricultural production and environmental risks, mitigate economic loss and manage risk and return in commodity, insurance and equity markets. ICACS has two focussed research themes: Climate science, water resources, and decision sytetms; and	Climate, agricultural, grazing and associated trading systems.


Grace Fuller looks at Ready for Bed Week, a scheme designed by Worlds Apart (a British company creating 'lifestyle products for children') with the aim of helping parents here get their offspring's bedtime routine in order… and funding bed kits for children in underprivileged countries.
Charity begins at bedtime – or at least, that's what Worlds Apart would have you believe. The fact that this company markets a range of products with names such as Ready Room ('a complete bedtime routine solution'), ReadyBed and Slumber ('a unique all-in-one sleep solution'), plus other sleep related items, might make you think that cashflow also begins at bedtime… or am I being cynical?
Ready for Bed Week (25-31 October) is – I'm certain – designed to send parents to the shops, as well as youngsters to bed, but it would be churlish to dismiss the whole initiative as a marketing gimmick alone. There is a social dimension, too. RfB Week is not only going to remind us how lucky we are that our children mostly have warm, safe places in which to sleep, but also help us improve life for millions of children around the world who lack beds, or even bedrooms.
A survey of nearly five thousand UK parents, carried out by Worlds Apart, has revealed that over 80% confess that their children sometimes go to bed too late, although only one in 20 will admit that this is always the case (I reckon a proportion of the others are fooling themselves, actually). Two thirds of parents also wish that their children would stay in bed longer in the morning. Burning the candle at both ends frequently results in tired, grumpy and less-than-well-behaved children (and parents…).
With some six out of ten families acknowledging that bedtime needs some work, RfB Week offers parents the chance to get back on track by taking advantage of the darker evenings, making the time to focus on establishing a good routine.
The Ready for Bed Week website* has a downloadable reward chart (eat your heart out, Supernanny), on which helps parents can record children's good behaviour in cleaning teeth, tidying toys away, settling down in good time – and staying in bed until it's time to get up.
To add the global perspective, for every one hundred unique downloads of the chart during October, Worlds Apart will fund a bed kit from Sleeping Children Around the World, a little known but very practical international charity (www.scaw.org). A SCAW bedkit varies from country to country depending upon local needs, but will contain a mat or a mattress, pillow, sheet, blanket, plus a mosquito net if applicable (in Africa, one child dies from malaria every thirty seconds; it's the biggest killer disease of children under five years of age in this part of the world), and towel, together with clothes and school spplies.
The RfB Week site also includes a DIY sponsorship form for any families who would like to fund a bed kit themselves.
• End the routine with a kiss and a cuddle and then leave the room swiftly. Avoid being drawn into further conversation.


also totally changes that entire pattern. So it is singlular and plaural in nature….at the same time, and scientifically incisive and wholistically integrative as well.
And finally it is transformational because it broadly changes the old pattern in ways humanity did not see….until they became aware of the new paradigm.
The only thing higher and more "earth shattering" than a new paradigm is a new ethic/zeitgeist because a new ethic/zeitgeist changes not only a single pattern….it changes the minds of everyone….about all of the patterns in their lives.
And generally, it takes someone who just happens to have intellectual curiosities in seemingly oppositional areas, who has learned to be integrative of them and is also intellectually open enough to think creatively….in order to perceive paradigms and zeitgeists.


There's a good chance no one is going to care about this but me. I've always been a connoisseur of magazine covers, and slowly adapted that approach to designing Treasure Mountain Festival guide covers.
I first started in 2001 working summers at The Pendleton Times. I was tasked doing a job no one else wanted to do – doing paste-up for the Treasure Mountain Festival guide. At that time, the Times hadn't transitioned to computer layout yet and opted instead to print out the different elements off of layout software and adhere them to large sheets with hot wax. The finished pages would then be transported to Monterey, Va. where they were copied and printed. Their operation ceased at the end of 2003, so I expect the guide began being produced digitally in 2004 or 2005 when printing began at the Daily News-Record. In 2006 color was added, and in 2007 I began to produce the guide independently after leaving the Times. The guide that no one wanted to produce had followed me home.
As the 50th anniversary approaches, I wanted to take this time to give a different ranking to my favorite designs over the years. Note that images of the 2001 & 2003 covers are not available, but are worth ranking for continuity sake.
I cringe now at 2005 cover. This was back in the days when Abraham Lincoln made a regular appearance. The cover hits a lot of notes that previous year's had, and is mostly uninspired with a very dated-looking bevel around the edges. This one was also the only one ever produced outside of the county, as I was living in Morgantown during much of that guide's development.
The sophomore effort at making design covers. The Monterey press was pretty terrible at reproducing pictures so the first three years consisted mostly of silhouettes and clip art. This one was one of my early cracks at illustrating mountains in Photoshop. I remember being pretty pleased with it at the time, but as the technology has advanced, this cover is really showing it's age.
This was the original. I was so proud of it, I kept enough copies of it to fill a large plastic tote (Some day when I find that tote I will get you a picture). It was much like the 2002 cover but without the mountains at the bottom. Around the page were illustrations of footsteps covering the page, which were hand-pasted to the finished sheets at the last minute. That edition went to press on my 20th birthday.
*That's a guess. I can't remember the exact name, but I know it involved footsteps and spacetime.
Can't remember what the theme was for my third year, but I remember I dressed my sister up in frontier getup and had her pose as if she was climbing a mountain. I then took the image into Photoshop, cut her out of the background and made her a silhouette. The end result was much like the 2002 mountains, but with a frontiersman climbing the mountain. This idea was borrowed heavily for the 2017 cover.
This one was uninspired, which was a shame because 2012 turned out to be one of the most picturesque festivals we've had in the last two decades. The cover is an image of Germany Valley run through an artistic Photoshop filter that makes it appears as if its a painting (Years later, I would make an actual painting based off this image). The uninspired design stems from what I felt was an uninspiring theme. They just needed to squeeze "heritage" in there and they would have called bingo on TMF buzzwords.
The first year of printing the guide at the Daily News-Record in Harrisonburg, Va. This meant that pictures would reproduce much better, and I wasted no time in loading it up with as many that would fit. This one would hold the record of most pictures on the cover for a decade. It also marks the last appearance of the mountains at the bottom, with a cheesy lens flare added for good measure.
I debate this one to this day. It's intended to be minimalist, but also comes across as incomplete. It was meant to ride on the weight of the master image, but the logo flourish made is cumbersome to get just right on the page. This cover also doesn't include the year's logo, which I disliked so much that I asked a friend to design the logo for the following year. This year's logo consisted of a treasure chest that was 99% clip art, and 1% a Pendleton County-shaped coin that I stuck in the chest. Hidden treasure! Get it? Yeah, it's lame.
There was a lot of work that went into this one. There was a lot of experimentation with wood grains and parchment textures and it came together well in the end, but just enough to crack the top 10. This was also the first year I did the logo, which feels like it was sponsored by Pepsi (Coincidentally, PepsiCo is a corporate sponsor of the festival).
That's a beefy theme, but it does manage to avoid using the words "Treasure" and "Mountain" so it gets a pass. The cover is both the first color cover and the last cover I produced while working with The Pendleton Times. There was a lot going on that year, including the first year of the Main Stage. The cover features Andrea (Conrad) Cunningham, who appears on at least three other covers – though she's difficult to spot on half of those.
Carrying on the color scheme of the previous year, this cover marks the first one after striking out on my own. The guide itself was thrown together fairly quick, with a design template that was built from scratch. Story goes that there was no one willing to do the guide that year, and a member of the festival board just happened to find me working night shift at the Shell station one early morning. She asked if I was interested in doing the guide again, and the rest is history.
What was special about this cover is that it wrapped around to the back, revealing more pictures. It holds the record for the most (easily viewable) pictures to this day. I hadn't taken pictures in 2013 because the festival was just a month after my daughter was born, and I wanted to take a year off pictures to enjoy her first TMF experience (it rained). In 2014, I overcompensated a bit and had more than enough photos when the 2015 guide rolled around.
It came as a surprise in 2017 when I realized that Seneca Rocks has had practically zero role in the festival, let alone the cover. In thinking about coming home to mountains, it only made sense that Seneca Rocks be part of the master image. Jess Felici made the logo that year, which inspired the final design of the cover. Seneca Rocks was originally just a flat gray tone. The pictures were only added when the test prints came out dark enough that the man on the mountain could barely be seen.
2012 was the best year for pictures of any festival hands down. The weather was just perfect. This made for a daunting task of choosing a master image for the Mountain Reunion theme (also my favorite theme of any during my time). I had narrowed it down to four, and even had each of those printed as posters. In the end, the final image shows both family and heritage. This marks the only time that the theme itself was turned into the festival logo.
After several years of making high concept covers, I wanted to do something different. So I decided to take a crack at painting the fort burning. To date, that was the only cover that was ever rejected by the festival board. Adding pictures and overlaying an actual picture of the fort burning over the painting solved that issue (which did turn out much better than the original cover). It's also the only logo that I designed that doesn't make me groan.
This one is near perfection as far as the single-image approach is concerned. It's one photo, a lot of filters. After several years of complex photo layouts, this one felt like a breath of fresh air. What's striking is that the theme is nowhere to be found. I must of not cared for it. Karen Armstrong, the President who gave me my big break in 2007, illustrated the logo. It was originally intended for something else, but fit well with the logo. This was also the year we officially retired the miner logo, who had been the centerpiece for decades at that point.
This one was a high concept that was worth of its 40 year and 250 year milestones. The left side represents the darkness of the events of the Fort Seybert Massacre. Cutting through that darkness was the events of today, which took a tragedy centuries ago and turned it into a cheerful time. I started working on this cover in the Winter of 2008 and spent months adjusting it, tearing it down and starting all over again. This was also one of two years that we used Karen Armstrong's Indian logo.
I often consider 2014 the creative high point of my life. I didn't take photos in 2013, which left me in a bind when designing the guide the following year. The scene depicted is completely computer generated and spliced with photos form different years of the fort burning reenactment. I was going for a movie poster feel, and I think it was achieved. In addition, I ran all my old photos through a collage program that assembled thousands of pictures into one image. I then blended those photos with the master image, giving the fort fire that effect.