All artists juried into the gallery are required to be Gallery 15 members in good standing. The Jury Committee meets once a month.
Core Members: Membership fee is $240 per year, with a one year commitment and management/operating responsibilities. Core members do not pay a gallery commission.
General Members: Membership fee is $15 per month, with a six-month commitment. For general members, artist proceeds = 80% of retail price. Gallery commission = 20% of retail price.
Membership. All Artists juried into the Gallery are required to be Gallery 15 members in good standing.
a. Core Members: Membership fee is $240 per year, with a one year commitment and management/operating responsibilities. Core Members do not pay a Gallery Commission.
b. General Members: Membership fee is $15 per month, with a six-month commitment; responsibility to the Gallery is outlined in the paragraphs below. For General Members, Artist Proceeds = 80% of retail price. Gallery Commission = 20% of retail price.
• The Gallery is dedicated to the promotion of local and regional original art work.
• The Gallery has found the Artist's work to be of the type and quality the Gallery desires to display.
• The Artist desires to display his/her work at the Gallery and further desires that the Gallery act as consignee of the work for the purpose of sale to the public.
• The Gallery is willing to display, and act as consignee of, the Artist's work for the purpose of sale to the public. • As an Oregon Cooperative with limited resources, Gallery cannot insure against all potential hazards which may cause damage to Artist's work.
Delivery and pickup of work by Artist. Artists who have been juried into the Gallery may bring their work into the Gallery during regular business hours at any time to add to or replace their inventory, and may, subject to paragraph two (2) below, continue to submit work for as long as they are a Core member or General Member in good standing. The Gallery may ask the Artist to come into the Gallery to refresh his/her inventory and to rectify inventory records. If an Artist does not bring any new works for two years, the Gallery is not required to consider future submissions by the Artist. The Artist shall be responsible for delivery and pick-up of works to and from the Gallery with all works delivered properly prepared for display and each piece containing a title or number for clear identification.
Acceptance and inventory of Artist's work. The Artist shall enter information on the Artist's Gallery Inventory Record form for each piece of work on consignment. Information entered shall include the assigned Artist number, category code, artwork description (including the medium), retail price, and date delivered to the Gallery. The Gallery shall provide an inventory number for each accepted piece and record sales on the inventory form. The Gallery shall have the prerogative to reject individual pieces due to lack of space, unacceptable quality or presentation of work, or because of any radical change in the Artist's work or style. Major changes in the Artist's work or style shall be juried in.
Display of Artist's work. Artist's work shall remain at the Gallery for at least 30 days following drop-off. The Gallery may display Artist's work in the manner Gallery deems appropriate. If more work is accepted for display and sale than space will allow, the excess may be held on Gallery premises. Work so held will be exchanged with displayed work on a regular basis at Gallery's discretion. If, after 30 days, Artist withdraws work from the Gallery for any reason, the "Date Out" for each item shall be recorded on the Artist's Gallery Inventory Record.
Discretion. An exhibit may be terminated and/or individual works may be withdrawn from display at any time at the discretion of the Gallery. Gallery reserves the right to exercise discretion with respect to display of art.
Sale of Artist's work. Artist authorizes Gallery to sell Artist's work and arrange the terms of such sale. No discounts shall be permitted except by the specific permission of the Artist.
Shipping: Shipping costs will be charged to the buyer, by invoice sent by the Gallery. Artwork will be packed and shipped by the Artist.
Payment to Artist. Amounts due to the Artist from Gallery sales shall be paid by the 15th of the next month following the sale. The date of sale and payment will be recorded on the Artist's inventory sheet. Any Gallery commission, credit card fee, and any shipping cost incurred by the Gallery will be subtracted from the sale price to determine the payment to the Artist.
Client referrals. If Artist business cards or brochures are available to distribute, the Gallery will furnish that information to interested persons. Otherwise, no contact information will be given out.
Withdrawal of work at Gallery's request. If a work is not sold within six months after it is received by the Gallery or if the Gallery otherwise determines that a work should be withdrawn, the Gallery may notify the Artist to remove that work. If the Artist has not removed the work within 30 days following the date such notice was given, the Gallery shall not be liable for subsequent loss or damage to such work.
Insurance. Gallery carries liability insurance only, and cannot insure against all potential hazards which may cause damage to Artist's work.
Artist Profile and current address. The Artist shall provide to the Gallery a current Artist Profile and shall keep it up-to- date for as long as he/she continues to display work at the Gallery. The Artist shall also provide a current mailing address, email address and phone number to the Gallery and provide updates within 10 days of any change.
Reproduction of work. The Artist reserves all rights to the reproduction of works in any manner. This restriction shall be indicated by the Gallery in writing on all sales invoices and memoranda. However, the Artist consents to exhibits of artwork being photographed by the Gallery for educational and promotional purposes.
Right to sell at other locations. The Artist reserves the right to sell works at other locations, including her/his own studio, but will maintain the fair market value of the artwork.
Termination. Either party may terminate this agreement at any time. Upon termination it is Artist's responsibility to remove her/his artwork in a timely manner. All monies due the Artist will be paid according to the schedule detailed above.
The artwork submitted needs to be the original, creative work of the consigning artist and be presented in a professional manner, ready to be displayed.
Artwork that would be considered "seconds" will not be accepted.
Artwork should not exceed 50 lbs. or 72" in height without prior arrangements.
Commercial molds or kits will not be accepted.
The Jury Committee will consider accepting the use of commercially molded pieces which become part of a larger piece of artwork. Examples include artwork that uses recycled materials or "combinations" of various found objects along with commercially molded pieces incorporated into an original work.
Fiber arts, ceramics, jewelry, books, and other types of 3-dimensional non-hanging artwork shall adhere to the requirements of Item I, above.
It is the responsibility of the artist to insure that all hanging pieces have heavy duty hanging hardware so the artwork will remain secure when hung. No saw tooth hangers shall be used without approval. The Gallery will not be held liable for damage due to ineffective or inappropriate use of hardware.
Artwork rendered in watercolor, pen and ink, pastel, gouache or graphite as well as photography should be matted and framed under glass. Unframed work needs to be approved before hanging and will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis respecting the hanging requirements of the gallery. Acceptable unframed canvases include gallery wraps, where the canvas is stretched around the support and secured at the back. Staples should not be evident when hung.
Mats should be clean cut at corners, not warped, free of smudges, spills, stains, foxing, bugs, or cutting crumbs.
Frames should be free of scratches and nicks. If a frame is nicked or scratched, it must be filled and painted over to repair. Liners should be free of stains, with corners squared and joined edges secure. Saw tooth hangers will not be accepted unless specifically approved.
Glass should be free of corner fractures, clear of finger prints, smudges, etc., both inside and out.
Wire and screw eyes should be of sufficient strength to handle the weight of the artwork, with a double wrap taken around the screw eyes to secure. Wire ends should be wrapped with strapping or masking tape to avoid injury to handlers.
Prints to be placed in bins should be encased in protective plastic bags, not shrink wrapped, as it deteriorates and can damage mats and artwork.
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"Două femei au un ziar și o carte."
Translation:Two women have a newspaper and a book.
Yeah, I speak Spanish, too, and in German, "Karte" is pronounced the same way and means "map," so things are REAL confusing sometimes!
same here, and it sounds funny.
Time for a double #RomanceComparison: Book: Spanish & Italian - libro, French - livre, Portuguese - livro, Romanian - carte?! Newspaper: Italian - giornale, French - journal, Portuguese - jornal, Romanian - ziar, Spanish - diario?!
If it's any consolation, Romanian also has "jurnal" for "ziar". Actually, I think it's a bit archaic and no one uses it that way anymore, but it's in the dictionary and one of our best known newspapers is called "Jurnalul Național".
I agree!! And maybe someone who doesn't sound terminally depressed?
that's what i was thinking, unless it is possessive?
"Ziar" is a greater mystery.
Yup, specifically diarium > dzirariu >ziariu > ziar and cognate with english "diary."
can anyone explain difference betweet "un" and "o"??
l'm wondering if "un" is masc. and "o" is fem. l don't really know though.
But why can't it be two men (barbati) have a newspaper and a book?
I answered the same and now I am wondering how come no one else asked this?
Should have leading "the". Unless it's a very odd sentence.
I stuck "The two women" into imtranslator.net and it suggested "cele două femei" Is this an alternate way of producing the definite article?
I agree, the English translation sounds unnatural without it.
In Romanian would you use the definite article in this context? If so how?


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Joe Sullivan, CEO of Legg Mason, named Loyola's 2015 Business Leader of the Year
June 9, 2015 | By Stephanie Weaver
Joe Sullivan, chairman and chief executive officer of Legg Mason, Inc. (Photo courtesy of Legg Mason)
Joe Sullivan, chairman and chief executive officer of Legg Mason, Inc., has been named Business Leader of the Year for 2015 by Loyola University Maryland's Sellinger School of Business and Management. The award honors business executives who embody Loyola's Jesuit commitment to community and service in the leadership of their company.
Sullivan will be honored at Loyola's annual Business Leader of the Year dinner on Thursday, Nov. 19, at the Renaissance Harborplace Hotel in Baltimore.
Sullivan rejoined Legg Mason, a global asset management firm listed on the New York Stock Exchange, in September 2008, serving as head of global distribution and chief administrative officer before being appointed interim chief executive officer in October 2012. Prior to Legg Mason, he served on the board of directors of Stifel Financial, and as executive vice president and head of fixed income capital markets for Stifel Nicolaus. Sullivan has more than 30 years of industry experience, holding prior executive roles at Legg Mason Wood Walker, Dain Bosworth, and Piper Jaffray.
"Joe Sullivan continues to grow Legg Mason's reputation as one of the world's most revered brands in asset management," said Rev. Brian F. Linnane, S.J., president of Loyola. "A critical component of the company's success is the tireless dedication to Legg Mason clients, employees, and the Baltimore community that he has helped to inspire. Legg Mason's strong commitment to integrity serves as a model for our students in the Sellinger School, and exemplifies the commitment to service we profoundly admire as a Jesuit institution."
Sullivan also serves as trustee and former chair of the Securities Industry Institute. He was formerly chair of the fixed income committee of the National Association of Securities Dealers, a board member of the Bond Market Association, and a member of the New York Stock Exchange hearing board.
Sullivan has served as a member of the boards of trustees for Catholic Charities and St. Ignatius Loyola Academy. He was formerly chairman of the board of Loyola Blakefield, as well as president of the Baltimore Youth Hockey Association.
Sullivan earned his degree in economics from St. John's University, and is a graduate of the Securities Industry Institute at the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania.
About Business Leader of the Year:
The Loyola University Maryland Sellinger School of Business and Management has honored a Business Leader of the Year since 1983, recognizing those whose vision, dedicated effort, and singular commitment to the highest ideals of business have distinguished them and their organizations as among the very best in the nation. More than 800 executives and managers from Maryland's most prestigious public, private, and non-profit organizations attend the event each year. Sister Helen Amos, RSM, executive chair of the board of trustees of Mercy Health Services, and the Leadership of Mercy Health Services, were honored in 2014.
About Legg Mason:
Legg Mason is a global asset management firm with $707 billion in assets under management as of April 30, 2015. The Company provides active asset management in many major investment centers throughout the world. Legg Mason is headquartered in Baltimore, Md., and its common stock is listed on the New York Stock Exchange (symbol: LM).
If you are a member of the media and have questions about this story, please contact Stephanie Weaver at sweaver@loyola.edu.
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It took me a long time to figure out how I was going to use social media.
I don't mean how to set up an account, post, tweet and comment but how I was going to justify using social media and make sure I benefited from it as much as possible.
Some may be surprised to hear that I thought so deeply about it. After all, social media is fun to use and a lot of people simply use it to communicate in whatever way Twitter, Instagram, Facebook etc dictates and don't think any more of it whether that be through pictures or a 140 character limit.
However, I see social media, just like communicating with someone face-to-face as a reciprocal process. But, it can be much more dangerous than talking in person.
With one comment, post, tweet you can potentially communicate with an innumerable amount of people so it's vital to make sure whatever your message, you convey it in the way you intended. Also, you have to be ready to face reading messages you would rather not see from trolls, haters, or just criticisers but because everyone can see their comments they're a hundred times more impactful.
That leads me on to the permanency of social media. If you do make a wrong move or if someone else communicates with you in a way you don't like, it can potentially stay in cyberspace forever. Even if words can be deleted, as long as they were published they no doubt would have been seen by loads of people already.
Of course putting restrictions on your account can help. That's my next point, social media is the ultimate public form of communication. Of course, privacy restrictions help make it a bit more... private. Still, for some weird reason social media's default formatting and everything else about it always encourages being as public as possible.
With publicity comes issues that only once celebrities had to worry about. Inevitably, people competing, comparing, abusing, and unfortunately a lot of narcissistic, self-centred behaviour.
5. Be careful what information you put on social media especially if it's a public account - unfortunately stalkers, trolls and criminals feed off this info.


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Hear track from upcoming album Zipper Down, due in October
Eagles Of Death Metal have released a stream of their track Silverlake (K.S.O.F.M.).
The song is taken from upcoming album Zipper Down, issued on October 2. They previously unveiled a stream of Complexity.
Frontman Jessie Hughes recently said of the album: "Zipper Down really represents to me an attitude and philosophy of life. One should not zipper up – one should zipper down and let it all hang out."
The band are currently on a North American tour.
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Helen Caddick is a south London born composer, songwriter and arranger whose passion and interest in all genres of music has inspired her work. This in turn has enabled her to collaborate with musicians, artists and directors in both theatre and film on a diverse range of projects. Helen's unique compositional style has drawn many admirers and her style of writing has been described as both emotive, timeless and filmic. Her arranging has also drawn attention and she has worked on critically acclaimed albums, including The Magical World of the Strands & Here's Tom with the Weather with Michael and John Head. She believes everything around you can be used to inspire music, whether it's things you see or hear, fragments of sound, dialogue, art, nature – all can be interpreted musically. Her work has featured on SkyArts, Channel 4, Resonance FM, BBC Radio Kent, BBC 3's Late Junction, at the Deal and Wise Words festivals, Channel Radio, performed in the UK and abroad.
Catch up on BBCiplayer to hear Helen talking to Dominic King on 23/10/19 about her work Haze inspired by JMW Turner and the premiere of a beautiful new film by Phil Miller which weaves images of the Turner paintings which inspired Helen's work with sublime imagery of the Kent coast, seen as it is today. Generously supported by Arts Council England Haze was performed by CantiaQuorum at the Gulbenkian theatre, Canterbury on Friday 1st November, to coincide with the hosting of the prestigious Turner prize at Turner Contemporary, Margate.
Seen as 'the greatest of the age' by art critic John Ruskin and seen by many to be the first 'modern' painter, Caddick's Haze reacts to the sumptuous colours and use of light employed by Turner in five delicate paintings, pieced together to form a fictional narrative - one that endures to this day - of a man and boat at sea, at the mercy of the elements. Haze aims to add a further dimension to the audience, as if they themselves had stepped forward into the artworks.
Huge excitement as PRS Foundation's Women Make Music announce award to support the research and development of Caddick's new opera inspired by the incredible Swiss artist Sophie Taeuber-Arp for premiere in 2021 - the journey starts here...!
On Saturday 18 August, 2018, Helen's work Amphora received it's London premiere at the prestigious Tête à Tête: Europe's largest Opera festival. Inspired by dadaist Jean Arp it was performed at The Place, London's leading venue for contemporary dance. Featuring stunning dance and choreography by Kamala Devam and dada inspired costume by swiss couturier Martina Trottmann, Amphora was performed by Soprano Katherine Crompton and the incredible CantiaQuorum ensemble. A screening of Amphora ...the making of by Phil Miller preceded the performance. To view the London premiere at Tête à Tête 2018 visit https://www.tete-a-tete.org.uk/event/amphora/
In the Spring 2018 edition of The Musician Helen's work Amphora was chosen as a top pick favourite - see reviews page for full review.
On 5th July 2018, as part of the Deal Festival, there was a special performance of Helen's piece Bright Planet. Reimagined with new choreography by Trinity Laban's Vanessa Michielon and Songhay Toldon, Bright Planet was performed by the brilliant CantiaQuorum Trio with dance students from the Goodwin Academy in the Foyle rooms at Turner Contemporary, Margate. A further performance took place at the Sidney Cooper gallery, Canterbury in March 2019, with the work revisited for the 2019 Deal Festival.
As part of POW! 2018, Helen gave a recital of her first album, 'Between sleeping and waking...' in homage to the suffragettes and to mark the centenary year of the first British women gaining the right to vote. The recital took place at the Walpole Bay Hotel, Cliftonville, Margate on Saturday 10 March.
In November 2017, the film 'Amphora...the making of' photographed and directed by Phil Miller went on display at Turner Contemporary, Margate. Looped throughout November 2017 until January 2018, it explores the creation of Caddick's Amphora, tracing Helen's creative journey and that of dancer Kamala Devam and costume designer Martina Trottmann in the creation of the work. A filmed performance of Amphora captured live in the Sunley gallery, was looped alongside.
To view these films on YouTube or on the Turner Contemporary website visit:
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/TCMargate/videos
Website: https://www.turnercontemporary.org/exhibitions/jean-arp-the-poetry-of-forms
Amphora, performed by Soprano Katherine Crompton and the electrifying CantiaQuorum ensemble, is available for purchase at bandcamp:- https://helencaddick.bandcamp.com
On Thursday 12 October 2017, Helen's new work Amphora, inspired by the Arp: Poetry and Form exhibition at Turner Contemporary, received it's world premiere with further performances of held on Saturday 14 October. Amphora was generously support by Arts Council England and Royal Holloway University of London. In January 2018, on the final day of the exhibition, a final screening took place at Turner Contemporary followed by a Q+A.
In response to the Amphora premiere, curator of the Arp exhibition, Eric Robertson, stated 'The performance was stunning and made the whole evening very special. The combination of music, voice and dance worked beautifully. I found it powerful and moving.'
Photographer Lala Borja had this to say of Amphora 'Very impressive and powerful, evocative, modern and original.' (see reviews)
Helen was invited to speak about her work Amphora from initial research to realisation at the Arp symposium held at Turner Contemporary in November 2017.
Inspired by Arp's thinking and approach, his use of nature and chance processes, Amphora explores Arp's art and poetry and the profound love Arp had for the artist-dancer Sophie Taeuber who herself greatly influenced Arp's thinking. After her premature death, Arp felt that his time with her had been spent as if in a dream and that after her death he saw her in reality. With dance and choreography by Kamala Devam and costume designed by Swiss couturier and designer Martina Trottman, Amphora additionally reflects Arp and Taeuber's involvement with dada and the Cabaret Voltaire.
Helen Caddick's music is available as a digital download at https://helencaddick.bandcamp.com/


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We are people of faith who have experienced the pain of separation and divorce. Because we believe that all things are possible with God, we are on a journey of healing and reconciliation. We seek to provide accompaniment, share our stories, and help find answers for those on a similar journey. We welcome people of all faiths or no faith at all.
Father Roger was born in Atlanta, Georgia. Although raised Lutheran, he was confirmed and received into the Catholic Church in 1989 at the age of 24. After earning a Bachelor's of Science degree from the Georgia Institute of Technology, an MBA from Georgia State University, and a Ph.D. in Religion and Social Ethics from the University of Southern California, he received a J.D. degree from the University of Chicago and practiced employment law. He later discerned a call to the priesthood and attended St. Patrick's Seminary. On June 7, 2014, Father Roger was ordained to the priesthood and assigned to St. Hilary Church in Tiburon for two years. He then became Pastor of St. Brendan Church in San Francisco. Since July 2020, Father Roger has served as Pastor of St. Hilary Church and Administrator of St. Mary Star of the Sea Church in Sausalito.
John Gray is an American relationship counselor, lecturer, author and personal relationship counselor. In 1992 he published the book "Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus" , which became a long term best seller and formed the central theme of all his subsequent books and career activities. His books have sold millions of copies.
Vince Frese is the author of the Daily Inspirations for Divorced Catholics, read by over 2,500 people each day. He is also the co-author of "Divorced Catholic. Now What?" . A book that has helped thousands of divorced Catholics worldwide. He is the founder of divorcedcatholic.org and the creator of the divorced recovery programs "Recovering from Divorce" and "Rebuilding after Divorce". He has been blogging since 2009.
A native San Franciscan, Rev. Al Grosskopf serves as a pastoral minister at Sacred Heart Jesuit Center, Los Gatos, California. A Priest Consultant to the national organization, Catholic Divorce Ministry, and a regular contributor to Jacob's Well, a monthly newsletter for divorced Catholics. Father Grosskopf has ministered to divorced people for several decades.
Anne M. Vano, Ph.D. is a licensed clinical psychologist with 19 years experience working with individuals, couples and families. She has extensive experience helping individuals recover from various types of trauma including separation and divorce. In particular, she helps her clients understand how the abandonment and loss from the emotional storm of a powerful rupture like divorce, may trigger feelings of shame, and fear. In order to heal fully, Dr. Vano helps clients gradually and thoughtfully explore all aspects of the trauma, encouraging self-compassion along the way, so that hope in oneself and in others can be restored. While she is working remotely now, Dr. Vano maintains a private practice in Mill Valley, California.
Lynn Cassella-Kapusinski is a licensed clinical professional counselor, pastoral counselor, and a leading figure in the Catholic pastoral care of children from divorced or separated families. As President and Founder of the Faith Journeys Foundation, Inc. Faithjourneys, she works with parishes and Dioceses to offer pastoral care programs to facilitate children's healing in a Catholic context. Lynn is also a child of divorce who has been happily married for nearly two decades and, as such, serves as a beacon of hope for families. Her work has been recognized by Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI, the Pontifical John Paul II Institute for Studies on Marriage and the Family, the Knights of Columbus, and various dioceses. She has appeared on EWTN and Relevant Radio and speaks at conferences around the country.
As a child of divorce, Joey Pontarelli started Restored to help other children of divorce. Restored gives teens and young adults the practical advice and tools they need to cope, heal, and grow from the trauma of their parents' divorce or separation, so they can feel whole again. He's spoken across the U.S. and abroad. His articles have been featured on the Chastity Project, FOCUS, and Shalom Tidings Magazine. Joey lives in Colorado with his wife, Brigid.
Fr. Joseph Illo was born in a little Italian part of the Bronx, City Island, and baptized at Our Lady Star of the Sea . He grew up in New Jersey and Pennsylvania and graduated from High School in 1979. He graduated with a B.A. in English Literature from the Pennsylvania State University in 1983, and then moved to San Francisco to work for a Catholic publishing house, Ignatius Press. He went on to study philosophy, theology, and history at Blackfriars, Oxford (England) for a year, then to Rome for a B.A. in philosophy from the Pontifical University of St. Thomas (the Angelicum). While in Rome he lived one year with the Oblates of the Virgin Mary and another year as porter of the Benedictine Motherhouse, Sant'Anselmo on the Aventine Hill.
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Keynote Speaker: Mr. Vince Frese - "A return to love after divorce".
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Father Joseph Illo – "The gift of Forgiveness and Reconciliation"
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Closing Message and blessing from Father Roger Gustafson.
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I've just installed my pro version setting everything, included the email tracking directly connected with a specific list on Mailchimp.
However, when I click on "Free Download" button on the shop page it goes directly on the file, without asking for user's email.
Furthermore, I'd like to center the button within the product's box.
Hi Emilio you haven't ticked the box to show the email capture form to registered users, which is why you're not seeing it. I've just tried as a guest and it works as expected.
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However, the image banner overlap the upper part of the form, so I can't see the "Name" field which is required.
Do you have a tip to solve it and also to align the "Free Download" button to the center?
I add screenshots to better understand the problem.
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I have learned a lot and focused my energy in a lot of ways that have pointed me in the direction of setting these specific goals.
Reading several books, including a few by Daniel Siegel, showed me the importance and power of a healthy brain. Preparing for leading a discussion with my church community on resting in Christ and spiritual disciplines, mostly grounded in books by Richard Foster, reminded me of the depth, beauty, and import of a contemplative spiritual practice.
These things were the primers, and my crisis experience was the catalyst.
That day came about two weeks into my newly begun 4-year master's degree program. I was still working full time, and I had managed to squeeze the whole week's work for both my job and school into about four days because we were leaving town for a church retreat. That day had already begun badly. I was trying to get a school assignment completed and turned in that morning when a client called and needed to reschedule a later appointment for that morning because they were having their own crisis. Long story short, many stressful changes and issues came up, on top of circumstances at my agency that made that particular day challenging for receiving support from supervisors (normally, supporting us is one of their greatest strengths).
I finished the assignment and then returned to work. The original plan had been to arrive at the retreat before 6pm to be able to join everyone for dinner. Unfortunately I was just assigned a new case with a client that had a visit with her daughter from 4pm to 6pm. OK, no big deal. We would miss dinner. We would get there about 7:45 instead. The visit started badly and ended not only badly, but half an hour late because the client was being difficult. It was the most personally challenging visit of my entire tenure at my job.
As I was driving home, I experienced my crisis.
I had been experiencing real anger toward my client, boiling on the inside. By the time I left, the stress of the previous week being topped off by an even more stressful day and a moderately belligerent client who made me even later than before to my supposedly relaxing event was too much.
My stomach rumbled and roiled like a sack full of angry raccoons. I felt sick. I felt exhausted. I felt like giving up.
"This" felt like an all-encompassing term at that point.
Chrissy was supportive when I got home, and I began to think about change. The retreat—unsurprisingly as I look back since it was themed on Sabbath rest—provided a forum for settling on decisions about change.
I settled on a regimented program for learning mindfulness in the form of a free, online Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) course. I would take a Sabbath rest every Monday afternoon and practice mindfulness meditation exercises daily. Once I finished the 8-week course and had a foundation of mental discipline established, I would intentionally transform my mindfulness practice into a contemplative one.
The neuroscience was there. The wisdom of spiritual disciplines was there. The months of reading and learning, of teaching and praying had all prepared me for that weekend.
But of course, as it always is, that was only the beginning. The decision and clarity about the steps to take was just the first step, the one you take at the beginning of a long hike, noticing how the dirt crunches under your boots and the sunlight filters through the leaves and the feeling of the crisp, morning air filling your lungs. The journey ahead is beautiful and gratifying, but it can be steep and treacherous and take all the resources you have.
At the time of this writing, I have already been practicing for three weeks, and I keep learning new things and making more plans and devising more concrete ideas about how I'm going to keep taking that next step toward mental/social/spiritual health.
I get more excited each day, and I have already begun to feel some of the anticipated benefits. I also have a long way to go.
I plan to keep writing about how and where things go, and you're invited to go with me. I plan to write more about why I chose MBSR and what I desire from contemplative practices. I plan to write more about what I mean when I use those terms and how I think they are compatible and how I plan to integrate them. I plan to muse on what the experiences mean to me and just exactly what I am experiencing.
These are purported to be highly transformative practices, and I thank God for that, because I need to be transformed. I hope to experience a renewal of my mind and a deepening of my experience of God. I anticipate becoming a stronger person, a more present person, and more fully who God intended me to be. I am excited to see how all that works out and what surprises I'll find along the way.


Relocating to a brand new city is a massive (yet exciting) event that takes weeks, and even months of planning. Anyone who relocates to Alberta has lots of work to do, but if you are coming with children, you may feel stressed about their education. Naturally, your children's schooling is a top priority, and so you probably have some questions about how Alberta's school system compares and measures up to your home countries. To start, you'll want to familiarize yourself with school options available here.
The Alberta School System tends to rank highly amongst the provinces, usually as one of the top three performers. School in Alberta is a requirement for every child from age six to 16 years of age, but options are available for those from age four-and-a-half to 19 years. In Canada, public schools are not controlled of funded by the federal government. Instead state-funded schools are run by local school authorities – and there are quite a lot of variety.
It's important understand Alberta school system and its options before you decide which Edmonton or Calgary neighborhood is best for you. Here's the basic lowdown on K-12 school options in Alberta.
While in Alberta, your children are not required to attend a public school within your district, it can be difficult to get into one outside your district, as your child's enrollment will be continent upon the space available in the school and whether or not there is viable and reliable transportation (this is not the case for private schools).
The public school system in Alberta has a lot of variety. Your children may be able to receive their K-12 education in English Public Schools, Francophone Public Schools, or Separate (Catholic Schools). There are also charter school options.
English Public Schooling is available throughout the province, and any child is permitted to attend. There are currently 42 public school jurisdictions in the province, and they are located all over the province, so you should have no problems with accessibility. These schools, like other provincially-funded schools, follow the Program of Studies and curriculum approved by the Government of Alberta.
Separate Schools are less common in Alberta. Currently, there are 17 separate school districts across the state. These schools exist based on a constitutional right that allows Roman Catholic and Protestant education to exist publicly, and separately from other non-religious schools. These schools provide the same basic education as public school as well as religious studies. All but two of the province's separate schools are Roman Catholic, the others are Protestant.
Francophone School Districts are even less common, but an important part of the Alberta school system. These education authorities were created in response to the adoption of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, which grants the right for students whose parents are first-language French Speakers. At the five Francophone School authorities across the state, students receive all their education in French, and Francophone culture is fostered, studied and developed. The Government of Alberta is not required to provide Francophone education all over the state – but in places that have high enough numbers of Francophone communities.
Charter Schools are innovative educational institutions that programs of study approved by Alberta Education, and work towards the diploma exams in grade 12, teaching methods and learning environments can be enhanced, innovative, and even experimental. Often, these schools focus on a specific subject of expertise, like the arts or science, and they have more autonomy than other schools. Programs are available for gifted students, indigenous students, female students, English as a Second Language (ESL) students and others. Charter schools do not report to a school board, but directly to the province.
Alberta has a large network of private schools that are tuition based. They are often associated with a religious faith. However, some are alternative, focusing on an academic, artistic or athletic specialty, and others are international schools. Many parents are attracted to the private school system due to its high quality programs, activities and equipment, regardless of it being secular or non-secular. Some private schools receive a small amount of government funding per student, however the majority of the sometimes costly tuition (from $5,000 to $50,000 per year) is covered by parents.
If you are thinking about enrolling your child in a private school, one of the most important things to understand is the distinction between registered private schools and accredited private schools.
Registered private schools meet the basic registration requirements established by the Minister of Education, though the are not eligible for Alberta Education funding. They are also are not obliged to teach the Alberta Programs of Study. They are, on the other hand, required to have educational outcomes that are in line with The Ministerial Order on Student Learning. Instructors at these institutions are not required to have Alberta Teaching Certificates.
Accredited Private Schools are accredited by the Minister of Education, and they seek additional recognition beyond basic registration to receive accredited status. The three categories of accredited private schools include accredited non-funded, accredited funded, and designated special education private schools.
To learn more about private school options in Alberta, see the Ministry of Education website.
To enroll your child in public school, contact the school board of your area to find out where and how to register. The school board can also inform you about the school's language requirements and special pedagogical projects (environment, music, arts, science, language, etc). They are also your best resource if your child has a handicap or special need that needs to be taken into account when selecting a school.
In order to enroll, you will most likely need proof of your child's birth (a birth certificate or passport), proof of address (telephone or electric bill, signed lease, bank statement, etc.) proof of guardianship (if the child is younger than 18 years and not living with his or her parent(s), and proof of health and immunization. You should also bring prior school transcripts and other immigration documents. There will likely be a registration for to fill out as well.
If you want to enroll your child in private schools or charter schools, go directly to the schools' websites. Some private schools have long waiting lists, and the registration procedures can start up to a year in advance.
We hope this information about K-12 school options in Alberta helps make your decision a little more clear. Remember, there is no one right choice when it comes to your children's education – it's a personal decision that is unique for each family. If you want more help discovering the neighborhoods with the best school in Edmonton or Calgary, Alberta, sign up for Settle-in.com's online relocation platform and make use of our interactive "Find a Neighborhood" search tool!
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Partial Class ListViewData
    Inherits System.Windows.Forms.Form

    'Form overrides dispose to clean up the component list.
    <System.Diagnostics.DebuggerNonUserCode()> _
    Protected Overrides Sub Dispose(ByVal disposing As Boolean)
        Try
            If disposing AndAlso components IsNot Nothing Then
                components.Dispose()
            End If
        Finally
            MyBase.Dispose(disposing)
        End Try
    End Sub

    'Required by the Windows Form Designer
    Private components As System.ComponentModel.IContainer

    'NOTE: The following procedure is required by the Windows Form Designer
    'It can be modified using the Windows Form Designer.
    'Do not modify it using the code editor.
    <System.Diagnostics.DebuggerStepThrough()> _
    Private Sub InitializeComponent()
        Me.components = New System.ComponentModel.Container
        Me.ListView1 = New System.Windows.Forms.ListView
        Me.but_Select = New System.Windows.Forms.Button
        Me.but_SelectAll = New System.Windows.Forms.Button
        Me.But_SelectAllAdd = New System.Windows.Forms.Button
        Me.But_SelectedAdd = New System.Windows.Forms.Button
        Me.ToolTip1 = New System.Windows.Forms.ToolTip(Me.components)
        Me.SuspendLayout()
        '
        'ListView1
        '
        Me.ListView1.Location = New System.Drawing.Point(13, 46)
        Me.ListView1.Name = "ListView1"
        Me.ListView1.Size = New System.Drawing.Size(1009, 365)
        Me.ListView1.TabIndex = 0
        Me.ListView1.UseCompatibleStateImageBehavior = False
        '
        'but_Select
        '
        Me.but_Select.Location = New System.Drawing.Point(26, 430)
        Me.but_Select.Name = "but_Select"
        Me.but_Select.Size = New System.Drawing.Size(87, 42)
        Me.but_Select.TabIndex = 1
        Me.but_Select.Text = "Select"
        Me.ToolTip1.SetToolTip(Me.but_Select, "Clear List and add Selected")
        Me.but_Select.UseVisualStyleBackColor = True
        '
        'but_SelectAll
        '
        Me.but_SelectAll.Location = New System.Drawing.Point(134, 430)
        Me.but_SelectAll.Name = "but_SelectAll"
        Me.but_SelectAll.Size = New System.Drawing.Size(88, 42)
        Me.but_SelectAll.TabIndex = 2
        Me.but_SelectAll.Text = "Select All"
        Me.ToolTip1.SetToolTip(Me.but_SelectAll, "CLear List & Add All")
        Me.but_SelectAll.UseVisualStyleBackColor = True
        '
        'But_SelectAllAdd
        '
        Me.But_SelectAllAdd.Location = New System.Drawing.Point(351, 430)
        Me.But_SelectAllAdd.Name = "But_SelectAllAdd"
        Me.But_SelectAllAdd.Size = New System.Drawing.Size(88, 42)
        Me.But_SelectAllAdd.TabIndex = 4
        Me.But_SelectAllAdd.Text = "Add All"
        Me.ToolTip1.SetToolTip(Me.But_SelectAllAdd, "Add All to Current List")
        Me.But_SelectAllAdd.UseVisualStyleBackColor = True
        '
        'But_SelectedAdd
        '
        Me.But_SelectedAdd.Location = New System.Drawing.Point(243, 430)
        Me.But_SelectedAdd.Name = "But_SelectedAdd"
        Me.But_SelectedAdd.Size = New System.Drawing.Size(87, 42)
        Me.But_SelectedAdd.TabIndex = 3
        Me.But_SelectedAdd.Text = "Add Selected"
        Me.ToolTip1.SetToolTip(Me.But_SelectedAdd, "Add Selected to current list")
        Me.But_SelectedAdd.UseVisualStyleBackColor = True
        '
        'ListViewData
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        Me.AutoScaleDimensions = New System.Drawing.SizeF(6.0!, 13.0!)
        Me.AutoScaleMode = System.Windows.Forms.AutoScaleMode.Font
        Me.ClientSize = New System.Drawing.Size(1034, 484)
        Me.Controls.Add(Me.But_SelectAllAdd)
        Me.Controls.Add(Me.But_SelectedAdd)
        Me.Controls.Add(Me.but_SelectAll)
        Me.Controls.Add(Me.but_Select)
        Me.Controls.Add(Me.ListView1)
        Me.Name = "ListViewData"
        Me.Text = "ListViewData"
        Me.ResumeLayout(False)

    End Sub
    Friend WithEvents ListView1 As System.Windows.Forms.ListView
    Friend WithEvents but_Select As System.Windows.Forms.Button
    Friend WithEvents but_SelectAll As System.Windows.Forms.Button
    Friend WithEvents But_SelectAllAdd As System.Windows.Forms.Button
    Friend WithEvents ToolTip1 As System.Windows.Forms.ToolTip
    Friend WithEvents But_SelectedAdd As System.Windows.Forms.Button
End Class

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import { LocalPeer } from 'p2pcommunication-client';
import * as Rx from 'rxjs';
import * as description from '../';
import { Query } from './Query';

// キューを保持して、必要があれば送ったりする
export default class Peer<T extends { id: string }> implements description.Peer<T> {
  private p2pPeer: LocalPeer<ReadonlyArray<Query<T>>>;
  private eventQueue: Query<T>[] = [];

  onUpdated = new Rx.Subject();

  constructor(url: string) {
    this.p2pPeer = new LocalPeer(url);
    this.p2pPeer.onBroadcastReceived.subscribe((data) => {
      this.eventQueue.push(
        ...(data.map(x => ({
          type: x.type,
          date: new Date(<any>x.date),
          payload: x.payload,
        }))),
      );
      this.onUpdated.next();
    });
  }

  disconnect() {
    this.p2pPeer.disconnect();
  }

  set(date: Date, payload: T) {
    this.p2pPeer.broadcast([{ type: 'set', date, payload }]);
  }

  delete(date: Date, id: string) {
    this.p2pPeer.broadcast([{ type: 'delete', date, payload: <T>{ id } }]);
  }

  getAll() {
    const map = new Map<string, T>();
    for (const datum of this.eventQueue.concat().sort(asc)) {
      switch (datum.type) {
        case 'set':
          map.set(datum.payload.id, datum.payload);
          break;
        case 'delete':
          map.delete(datum.payload.id);
          break;
        default:
          throw new Error('Unsupported type.');
      }
    }
    return Array.from(map.values());
  }
}

function asc(a: Query<any>, b: Query<any>) {
  const aTime = a.date.getTime();
  const bTime = b.date.getTime();
  return aTime < bTime ? -1
    : aTime > bTime ? 1
      : 0;
}


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From the Vine ~ Love, Liberia and the Cross
Home•Articles•From the Vine ~ Love, Liberia and the Cross
LOVE, LIBERIA AND THE CROSS!
by Mary Lou McCall
True love flows from the cross!
I was reminded of that universal truth this morning after a conversation with my oldest son Johnny who is in his second year as a missionary at an orphanage in Liberia. As I hung up the telephone I marveled at how my child, who is nearly six years in recovery from the darkness of drug addiction, has turned the worst experience of his young life into a pivotal turning point for the poor in this faraway land.
Johnny and the other missionaries from "Comunita Cenacolo" care for approximately 20 orphans. Every day, he and his friend Nick walk the school age kids 45 minutes to school and in the afternoon they walk them home. The youngest child is 6 years old. "We could take them in the car but it wouldn't be right for our children to be driven to school when all the other kids have to walk," Johnny told me.
As the "community" acculturates into Liberian society, it is very important for them and for the orphans to live as closely as possible to the life of the locals.
During the Ebola crisis the government allowed the children to stay in the orphanage 24 hours a day, seven days a week. "For sure it was challenging," Johnny admitted. However, he said they developed a routine and a deeper bond with the children while using the extra time for education and to teach them new skills-like rapping. That's right. The beat of American rap music can now be heard in a remote section of Liberia! Americans always seem to leave an indelible imprint wherever they go!
Last month Johnny called me from a 130,000 acre Firestone Corporation complex where he and Nick were on retreat. Locals live and work there removing the rubber from trees so it can be shipped abroad to make tires. During this retreat he met four nuns from Our Lady of Consalata, (Our Lady of Consolation). One of them from Brazil has been dubbed, "Angel of the Orphans" because she has cared for approximately 400 orphans, many of whom are victims of Ebola.
I'm thrilled to report that Johnny will be using a portable camera to interview the nuns about their work with the children and the help they give a colony of lepers.
"Is Ebola over in Liberia?" I asked. "There's a new case, it's probably on your news, of a lady in Monrovia who has Ebola. Officials are investigating this but she may have come from Sierra Leone." Other than that, Johnny said Ebola doesn't appear to be a serious threat any longer.
I try to imagine how my son copes with all the daily challenges, but from our conversations it is apparent that he is living a life of surrender and acceptance. He has surrendered the conveniences of his American upbringing and accepted the hardships that are a natural part of missionary life.
Johnny said there is a sense of purpose and joy because he feels he is making a positive difference in the lives of some really poor people. "Mom they don't have the basics that we take for granted. A little girl broke her arm and when she was taken to the hospital, someone had to go to an outside source to buy the materials for her cast because the hospital didn't have the medical supplies."
An ongoing issue is the shortage of doctors and other medical staff, but it appears divine providence has stepped in! A surgeon who is a member of Comunita Cenacolo and a former addict has now entered into the missionary life of this orphanage.
"There was a little girl in the village with a tumor in her arm and the hospital would not operate." Johnny told me. "It was amazing mom! Our doctor numbed the girls arm, cut her open right in front of us, removed the tumor, and then sewed her back up! She's just fine now!" Johnny said this same doctor operated on an infection behind his ear and all is well!
So today as I embrace the joy of the Resurrection,
I renew my gratitude for the cross…
"Do not conform yourselves to this age but be transformed by the renewal of your mind, that you may discern what is the will of God, what is good and pleasing and perfect."
Mary Lou McCall
+Mary Lou McCall has traveled the world reporting about the Catholic faith, even accompanying Pope John Paul II to Czechoslovakia, Poland, Cuba, Rome and beyond, but it took hitting rock bottom for Mary Lou McCall to discover her true beliefs. Today, Mary Lou is a prevention specialist, public speaker, and media expert at Action Against Addiction.
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text: Q: Flutter No visible @interface for 'UIImageView' declares the selector 'setImageWithUR Hello flutter developer i am trying opening my existing project in flutter when i open it i am getting this error shown in image below.if any expert know this issue how to solve please tell me thanks in advance

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March 17, 2019 / 1:08 PM / 4 months ago
Motor racing: New team, same sinking feeling for Ricciardo in Australia
Ian Ransom
MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Seemingly destined for disappointment at his home Grand Prix, Australian Daniel Ricciardo might have hoped for an end to the curse after switching from Red Bull to Renault.
Renault's Daniel Ricciardo crashes at the start of the Formula One F1 Australian Grand Prix at the Albert Park Grand Prix Circuit in Melbourne, Australia, March 17, 2019. AAP/James Ross/via REUTERS
Instead, the home hero's hoodoo continued on Sunday as he suffered a calamitous start and ended up retiring for a third time at Albert Park.
While pondering his fate from the team garage, his former Red Bull team mate Max Verstappen grabbed a podium behind Mercedes winner Valtteri Bottas and runner-up Lewis Hamilton.
Both Ricciardo and Verstappen had fumed over the performance of their Renault-powered cars last season, so the Australian might have felt a tinge of regret seeing Red Bull's successful debut with the engines of once-maligned Honda.
Ricciardo was already underwhelmed by Renault's performance during winter testing, and worked hard to lower expectations to success-starved fans in the leadup to Melbourne.
But even those low expectations were not met.
He lined up 12th on the grid after a poor qualifying on Saturday, and within seconds of the start, he had destroyed his front wing on a gutter after being pushed into the grass near the pit lane.
It prompted an immediate pitstop and his retirement midway through the race, with damage to broken barge-boards reducing performance and wearing tyres.
"I won't swear, it's alright. I've done enough of that," the seven-times race winner told reporters ruefully.
"No-one to blame other than just grass and then a big bump of concrete or something. A gutter. It was harsh, the bump.
"Just a shame, a shame it's over so quickly."
A proven talent with a dependable smile, Ricciardo is beloved in Australia as the nation's sole Formula One racer.
But his popularity has become a chore, with the first race week of the year an endless procession of sponsorship and media commitments.
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Ricciardo said it had all taken a toll.
"I don't know how I'm smiling," said the 29-year-old, who was disqualified from a podium spot on his Red Bull debut at the same circuit in 2014.
"This week's so long and I don't seem to ever really have a good break here. I think we're too busy pleasing everyone else and not worrying about ourselves.
"For sure I'm frustrated this week because again it's like everyone expects so much but the reality is I've got to show up on Sunday and when the race is over in five seconds, whether it's bad luck or not, I feel like well, preparation wasn't where it should be."
His team mate Nico Hulkenberg had a better weekend, earning six points for seventh place, a result Ricciardo felt was on par for the car.
"I think we should be a top-eight car all of the first part of the season and then hopefully even better," he said.
"I think Bahrain is going to be a lot easier, that's like a holiday week. There's really nothing going on so I can actually prepare properly."
Editing by Toby Davis


Jim Mires, Vice President of Loss Prevention for DSW, Inc, believes growth and embracing change are two of the most important factors when it comes to running a successful loss prevention program and helping others develop a knowledge base beyond their normal expertise. Earlier this year DSW did exactly that, with a reorganization of its LP department - swapping the roles of three senior-level LP executives, eliminating the District LPM position, expanding their investigative capabilities and defining role clarity in a way that supports growth long-term.
"As an LP profession, we should be focused on helping people learn and grow - even to the point of uncomfortability," Mires said. "At the end of the day, it's about the total value you add to the organization."
Mires himself went from LP to Store Operations in 2001, working as a District Manager for Old Navy and later at Pottery Barn Kids. He joined DSW in 2011 as Regional Director of Field Operations and made the move back to loss prevention in 2013 with his promotion to VP of LP. In the first few months on the job, Mires saw an LP department full of people who were great in their individual roles but didn't really know the roles of others. The field executives were always field executives. The home office executives were always home office executives.
David Holt (former Sr. Regional LP Manager) was named Sr. Manager of LP Operations. Jordan Rivchun (former Sr. Manager of Investigations) was named Sr. Regional LP Manager. And Matthew Brooks (former Manager of LP Operations) was named Sr. Manager of Investigations, all three of which are now based at DSW's corporate office in Columbus, Ohio.
"It's important for our people to learn and appreciate what each other does," said Mires, who, with these moves, challenged his team to exercise difference muscles and build new relationships. The response has been outstanding. "I'm so pleased with the way they've embraced their training, supported each other...I couldn't have imagined it going any better."
As a specialty footwear retailer, DSW operates 450 stores in 42 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico. Still, Mires felt the company wasn't big enough yet to justify the District LP Manager position. With a need to expand and re-focus DSW's investigative capabilities, Mires transitioned the two DLPMs they had into Regional Investigators, giving DSW a total of five nationwide, with each focusing on internal and external investigations in their respective region. Their five regional investigators now aligned perfectly with their five operating regions and their five regional LPMs, providing more clearly defined responsibilities, cleaner lines of communication between the field and the home office, and actually increasing the productivity and impact of each executive.
"The reorganization wasn't about cuts," Mires said. "It was about continuing to grow in different ways. It was important to establish role clarity. The re-org allows DSW to be more responsive to the needs of the business."
With DSW rapidly growing, Mires says it's important for him to stay in tune with the company's growth and have LP positioned to support it. "It starts with the people," says Mires. "Our people need to be open to change, understand the bigger picture...You can't be resistant to change or you silo people," which in turn ends up stunting their growth and the impact of the LP program.
Of special note here is that the DSW LP team played a critical role in helping establish the New York Metro ORC Alliance and has always been engaged and highly motivated in the industry, with attending numerous trade show conferences and always being open to helping other LP executives. It's a great team and with new roles and strong leadership we're sure they'll continue to deliver great results for DSW, the LP industry, and for their own individual careers.
Good luck to the entire DSW LP team!


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Optical frequency domain imaging system and catheters for volumetric imaging of the human esophagus
Michalina Gora, Hongki Yoo, Melissa J Suter, Kevin A Gallagher, Brett E Bouma, Norm S Nishioka, Guillermo J Tearney
Barrett's esophagus (BE) is a metaplastic disorder that can undergo dysplastic progression, leading to esophageal adenocarcinoma. Upper endoscopy is the standard of care for screening for BE, but this technique has a relatively low diagnostic accuracy and high cost due to the requirement of conscious sedation. Optical frequency domain imaging (OFDI) is a high-speed imaging modality that generates cross-sectional images of tissues with a resolution of approximately 10µm that is sufficient for detecting microscopic tissue architecture. In combination with a balloon-centering catheter, this method enables BE diagnosis over the entire distal esophagus.
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Lane 8's This Never Happened US tour kicks off this September…
Lane 8 expands his phone-free shows to a full tour
Andrew Rafter
Lane 8 has announced that he's expanding his 'This Never Happened' phone-free shows concept to a full US tour kicking off this September.
The concept is a simple one: no mobile phones, no selfies, no pictures. And judging by the response to the first event in the producer's hometown of San Francisco, it has been a resounding success.
"The first This Never Happened event in San Francisco this June was hands down my favorite show I've ever done," explains the producer via his Facebook page.
"To see so many of you embrace the concept, put your phones away and get lost in the experience was something truly, truly special.
"Before that show, my team and I were super anxious about whether we could pull such an event off. Doing our first TNH show in San Francisco, possibly the most tech-hip and phone-happy city in the US, seemed pretty risky.
"For those reasons, we have decided to take This Never Happened on tour across North America. Each show will have an identical format. I'm playing extended sets only. Our core values remain the same. The dancefloor is a phone- and photo-free space. Leave the real world behind and come get lost in the music with us."
The producer will embark on a 18-date US tour taking in a host of different cities including Boston, Houston, Seattle, Vancouver and many more.
Check out all the dates below.
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Over the week-long break, we made several leaps in progress on our way to a working solar car. Since we have not competed in this competition before, it is paramount that we iterate our design as much as possible in order to artificially boost our team's experience. Over the course of the winter break, several members of our team got together and scrapped our old chassis and started building the next iteration.
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The Dry January campaign has been running since 2012 and is becoming exponentially more popular year on year. Dry January is the annual movement through which millions of people give up alcohol for the month of January.
Statistically, those in full-time employment are the most likely to take part, and people between the ages of 35 and 54 show the biggest interest in seeing through this sober month.
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