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Matlock, Living
Matlock, Matilda b: 1819 in Tennessee
Matlock, Moore
Matlock, William d: AFT 19 NOV 1825 in Madison County, Tennessee
Matlock, Zachariah
Matney, Martha Ann b: 12 OCT 1863 in Dora Twp., Ozark County, Missouri d: 6 SEP 1935 in Dora Twp., Ozark County, Missouri
Maton, Harriet b: ABT 1890
Matoon, Jessie
MATSON, Cecil b: 1913 in Sunderland, Durham County, England d: 1987
Matson, Ernest B. b: 26 JUL 1874 in Sweden d: 18 JAN 1925 in Moline, Rock Island, Illinois
MATSON, Freda b: 1907 in Sunderland, Durham County, England d: in
MATSON, George b: 1881 in Sunderland, Durham County, England d: in
MATSON, Herbert b: 2 APR 1915 in Sunderland, Durham County, England d: 1985
MATSON, Johanna Marie b: 1905 in Sunderland, Durham County, England d: in
MATSON, Lillian b: 1906 in Sunderland, Durham County, England d: 1919
Matson, Thomas
Matter, Anna Mary May b: 2 NOV 1907 in West Salem Twp, Mercer County, Pennsylvania d: 7 APR 1987 in Greenville, Pennsylvania
Matter, Anne Marie
Matter, Dorothy Margaret b: 6 MAR 1902 in West Salem Twp, Mercer County, Pennsylvania d: 16 APR 1987 in West Salem Twp, Mercer County, Pennsylvania
Matter, Helen Marie b: 22 APR 1897 in West Salem Twp, Mercer County, Pennsylvania d: AUG 1968 in West Salem Twp, Mercer County, Pennsylvania
Matter, Jesse Howard b: 20 SEP 1904 in West Salem Twp, Mercer County, Pennsylvania d: JUN 1948 in Conneaut Lake, Crawford, Pennsylvania
Matter, Living
Matter, Thurman Donald b: 16 DEC 1909 in West Salem Twp, Mercer County, Pennsylvania d: 27 OCT 1992 in Greenville, Mercer County, Pennsylvania
Matter, Warren Walter b: 27 JUL 1869 in New Hamburg, Delaware, Pennsylvania d: JAN 1950 in West Salem Twp, Mercer County, Pennsylvania
Mattes, Maria Henerica
Mattgetti, Ann L. b: 30 JAN 1891 in Cambria, San Luis Obispo County, California d: 1 APR 1969
Matthew, John
Matthews, ?
Matthews, Ann
Matthews, Anne b: ABT 1800
Matthews, Audvie b: 31 MAY 1908 in Texas d: 9 JUL 2004 in Texas
Matthews, Barnabas b: 4 JUL 1749 in Yarmouth, Barnstable County, Massachusetts
Matthews, Benjamin F.
Matthews, Bethiah b: 22 MAR 1748 d: JUL 1796 in Yarmouth, Barnstable County, Massachusetts
Matthews, Bethiah Sears b: 18 FEB 1813 in Yarmouth, Barnstable County, Massachusetts
Matthews, Charles b: 22 SEP 1788
Matthews, Cynthia Ida b: 1 MAR 1870 in Odon, Madison Twp., Daviess County, Indiana d: 5 APR 1953 in Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana
Matthews, David
Matthews, David b: 14 MAY 1727 in Yarmouth, Barnstable County, Massachusetts
Matthews, Elisha b: 7 AUG 1730 in Yarmouth, Barnstable County, Massachusetts
Matthews, Eliza b: 1839 in Texas
Matthews, Elizabeth
Matthews, Elizabeth J. b: JAN 1866 in Indiana d: in
Matthews, Ellen b: 21 NOV 1841
Matthews, Estella b: 14 MAY 1882 in Steubenville, Jefferson County, Ohio d: 1946 in Union Cemetery, Section P,, Steubenville, Jefferson County, Ohio
Matthews, Esther
Matthews, Ezekiel Cunningham b: 12 APR 1811 in Pendleton, Anderson, South Carolina d: 3 FEB 1962 in Fredericktown, Madison County, Missouri
Matthews, Francis Brown
Matthews, Geraldine Lois
Matthews, Grace
Matthews, Hannah
Matthews, Hannah b: 2 MAY 1747 in Yarmouth, Barnstable County, Massachusetts d: 24 APR 1832 in Yarmouth, Massachusetts
Matthews, Hannah J. b: 1840 d: 1934
Matthews, Hannah Thacher
Matthews, Helen b: 19 OCT 1898
Matthews, Hiram
Matthews, Isaac
Matthews, Isaac b: 4 SEP 1712 in Yarmouth, Barnstable County, Massachusetts
Matthews, Isaac b: 29 MAY 1744 in Yarmouth, Barnstable County, Massachusetts
Matthews, J.L.
Matthews, James
Matthews, James b: 11 APR 1719 in Yarmouth, Barnstable County, Massachusetts
Matthews, John b: 1683
Matthews, John b: 29 MAR 1717 in Yarmouth, Barnstable County, Massachusetts
Matthews, Joseph Hardy b: 31 JUL 1866 in Georgia d: 31 MAR 1941 in Polk County, Texas
Matthews, Joshua
Matthews, Josiah b: 16 JAN 1759 in Yarmouth, Barnstable County, Massachusetts
Matthews, Keziah
Matthews, Living
Matthews, Marcy
Matthews, Marion b: 10 AUG 1845 in Lawrence County, Indiana d: 12 AUG 1925 in Walnut Hill Cemetery, Odon, Madison Twp., Daviess County, Indiana
Matthews, Martha
Matthews, Mary

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Epson WorkForce ST-C4100 Color MFP Earns a Gold Stevie Award in 2022 American Business Awards
Los Alamitos, CA (June 8, 2022) – Epson America, a worldwide leader in inkjet printing solutions, today announced the WorkForce ST-C4100 Supertank Color MFP won gold in the "Hardware – Peripheral" category of the Stevie Awards presented by the 20th Annual American Business Awards.
For small offices and remote workers, technology costs and maintenance are typically top-of-mind. With high-yield consumables, the ST-C4100 is equipped with supersized ink tanks and two years of ink guaranteed.1 It has a small, compact footprint and offers up to 90 percent savings on ink with low-cost replacement ink bottles versus ink cartridges2 – equivalent to about 90 individual ink cartridges.3
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An interview with Maartje Nevejan about the inner worlds of absence seizures
Maartje Nevejan is an independent filmmaker based in Amsterdam, with a background in theatre and multi-media. We spoke about If you are not there, where are you?, her art and multi-media project that maps experiences of absence-epilepsy, something that she experienced as a child.
Maartje Nevejan: Absence Epilepsy is a few seconds of being absent; that what other people see. Sometimes it's so short that you don't notice it, but for the person who has the absences, it is much longer like one or two minutes and you can see that it's longer than it appears if you put on an EEG.[1] It usually happens with kids and young adults and with 70 percent of the people it just disappears before you reach adulthood. And it is very frequently diagnosed; Some kids can have a hundred absences a day so usually what happens is that they are diagnosed when they are in a primary school because they miss a lot of information because they are 'the daydreamers', the kids who are dreaming. It's also called 'the dreamy state' in the United States. It was called 'petit mal' for thousands of years.
Epilepsy, as a whole family of conditions, is the oldest disease ever written about it. Hippocrates [2] wrote about it and he called it 'the sacred disease'. He operated on sheep's brains to find out about it. So it is one of the oldest diseases ever written about, but still nobody knows exactly what happens. It can be genetic, you can fall and have an injury and get it because of that, you can also have it because of a very big emotional shock. And what we can do is, with an EEG, you put it on your skull so you can measure it from the outside – the electricity – but it is maybe much deeper than that. Nobody knows exactly what it is. People thought they were crazy, and in Britain, until 1971 a marriage could be annulled if someone had epilepsy.[3] It still has very heavy stigma associated with it and that is all because it looks very weird if you have the big seizure; you fall down and you start shaking and you might even pee your pants. That's so frightening and the stories and the myths around epilepsy are horrible.
I talked to a lot of neurologists and they said that 120,000 people with epilepsy in the UK were interviewed and they found out that 80% of them were depressed. [4] And I understood 18%. And they said, "No, eight zero" so I went to a children's hospital in London to talk with them. And I said, "Why are they so depressed?" And they said, "Well, because there is no language for this illness. We wish they had bald heads like with cancer or whatever, but they don't, you don't see it from the outside." So what happens is the children, they have this inner experience which is very hard to find language for, so they shut up. And also with the absence seizures, it's not terrible to have them. It can be dangerous, for instance, if you're on a bike or swimming, and driving is impossible and very dangerous. But the main problem is the loneliness people are feeling. This is all what I found out later. When I started the project I was just very intrigued by this phenomena I had as a child. I was sitting on a rooftop here in Amsterdam with a few female filmmakers all turning 50 and we were asking ourselves, ""What is the film you didn't make because you are afraid of it or you didn't know how to?" And then I said, "I always wanted to do something with these absences I had as a child, but in all the books it says that there's no consciousness so probably I'm weird because I remember them". Also I felt that maybe I invented it, maybe I made it up. There was this very big feeling of shame and secrecy about it because neurologists always say, "There is nothing, you cannot remember anything. There's nothing." And I said, "But how can I remember something if there's nothing?"
Hamish MacPherson: And what did you remember?
MN: I remember the fear. I remember vortexes, and feeling like I was being pulled away. I remember being first attracted to something; really attracted, like wanting to go there, and then suddenly feeling disgusted. And although I knew that I probably would be gone if I fell into it, I was still attracted to it. So that's what I remembered. And then of course, being a filmmaker, I thought, "How can I film the inner lives of people?" So first I went to Oliver Sacks the neurologist. I flew to New York to meet him together with Jane Gauntlett. Do you know her? She's a UK artist. So we were there when he was celebrating his 80th birthday and I talked with him, I said, "I think there is something, it's not true that there is no consciousness." And he said, "I can't prove it scientifically, but I'm convinced this is the stuff that fairy tales and myths are made of," which is typical of Oliver Sacks to say, him being a story maker. I thought, "Yes that sounds true for me, but how do I do this?" So I went to the Epilepsy Fund in the Netherlands and they connected me with child neurologists and I did an internship in a children's hospital, sitting there for a few weeks just listening to all the stories the kids say, the very young ones. And then I made a plan to connect each child with his or her personal artist. So if they would see colours, I would pair them with a painter. If they would hear music, with a composer. If they were talking about dimensions and vortexes, a virtual reality person. So what we did, as I call it, this methodology is called 'mapping the experience'. So what we did is in collaboration with the kids, we made the worlds where they went to when they were 'gone'. And then we found out new narratives about absence seizures.
We did an exhibition of all the artworks.
The children were very afraid to tell these stories because we all felt that we were talking about a secret. They never told anyone. They never told the parents or the grandparents. So they said "We are afraid of the audience." So what I did, I skipped the audience. I said, "Okay, let me just do it for your parents, grandparents and siblings and the neurologist." And that's what we did. There was a lot of crying from the parents, you know, there was a lot of shame with the parents because they said, "We've been to hospitals and never once asked 'Where are you? Nobody asks these questions'" and the children never said anything because you already feel that there's something wrong with you. And probably out of the best intentions sometimes, for instance, there's one girl who sees this wolf and of course with the best intentions the parents will say "No, there is no there is no wolf." So the child thinks, "Okay, so nobody else sees this wolf, so I must be crazy." So they shut up about it. So for the first time we had all these stories and then the neurologist said, "This is crazy because this is new knowledge", which is something I feel an advocate about.
Because I think to map the inner world, you need this cooperation between science and art. You cannot do it only with science because science is just measuring the outside. But the experiences is all the way inside us. So art is very good to work with. That could be dance, could be music, it could be anything that expresses what the experience is about. So then the neurologists became very interested and I met kids in New York and in London and every time it's the same experience. Every time the parents start to cry and then the kids first say, "Yeah, it's very strange. But what I see…" and then there is this very specific story with a lot of details. Like if I would ask, "Okay, so this person you are seeing, do they have short hair or long hair?" they will say, "Well, something in between." They know exactly what they're seeing. And I ask, "Where do you see it?" They know where it is; usually it's in the periphery that they see the wolves or the creatures or whatever they see. So then I wrote a script about it, we worked with a VR company to see what are the variables in all these experiences and work out whether we make a VR experience of that. Then there's a book written about it now and I've been filming this documentary [Are You There?] which is a poetic, essayistic film because I had it as a child and my son had it as well. It starts from me, and then you see all the other young people who have them. I said, "It will only work if I can find a way to go from absence seizures all the way to the stars and back because it is related in a way to this dark energy. And what is there." First there was nothing then it was dark energy but nobody knows what it is and this feels a bit the same. A lot of children use these metaphors as well about the stars and about the dark energy. And they use the metaphor of film, like "It's like somebody is editing my life all the time," or, "Bits are missing all the time." So the film has a lot of layers of epilepsy, art, science and the universe.
HM: Was it important to find the right kind of collaborators who could make real the elusiveness of these experiences?
MN: We had these artworks of course, and we use them as the inspiration for the film. So what happened was that they were working together and then the artist worked on their own. For instance, if you have a virtual reality person, they would work on their own for a few weeks and then the child would come in again and they would ask say, "Okay, is this it more or less?" and the child would say, "Yeah, yeah, it's almost there. But then also I taste this and this, or…" Because it's multi sensory so were never really there. It's like a metaphor almost, but a very personalised metaphor. So it's not a representation, it's an intuitive art form. We call them 'pheonomenogical expressions'. At last they have a story now that they can tell so they feel less lonely. And it was the first time somebody said to them, "Oh, that's interesting what you see. What kind of black do you see? Is it really black or is it velvety or is it shiny black?" and then the perspon with absence epilepsy would get interested in what they actually experience. So this is how we came further and further in the research. And for the artist it was very interesting to find this. So for instance, Anish Kapoor is of course working with the blackest material of the universe.
HM: Vantablack. [5]
MN: Yes, it's now called Kapoor's Black. He has the same fascination with his black as we have with our black, so that's why we met in his studio in London. And we had this marvellous conversation about being there and not being there at the same time. How does it work? He's trying to make objects that are also non-objects that are there and not there at the same time. How does it work? So you have this philosophical sort of phenomenological conversation which was very touching actually for everybody.
HM: And with the families, after the tears, after they've seen this world, does it change the way they talk with their child?
MN: Yes, it does. The families would say, "For first time, it's a story in our family. It was always this thing we didn't talk about, which you just gave medicine to. And now we have a story and we talk about it every day." It just opened up this whole loneliness of the child but also from the parents. And then what we saw with the children is they are less afraid. It's a frightening experience. It's not that the fear totally goes away, but they are less afraid because at least there's something interesting about it now. But the most important thing is they are less lonely.
HM: And is there a way to kind of approximate the work you've done without these resources? For people that don't have access to these kind of artists. Are there simpler or quicker ways or cheaper ways to do similar work?
MN: It was supposed to be just to film right now because of the research and because everything that is happening with it now we are suddenly giving lectures all over the world. People are writing us letters asking "Can I join?" I don't know yet. I mean the film is not out…it doesn't take a lot of money, but you need, you know, a place where the kids can go to, you have to pay the artists. So it would be fantastic if we could do it somewhere else and maybe train people how to do this because it's very simple methodology. We just have to ask the right questions, which is true for science as well. It's all about whether you dare to ask other questions. Like, "Do you taste anything? How does it taste? Is it sweet?" To ask for details brings out the details. It's almost like a dream, right? If you have a dream at night and if someone asks you then somehow you remember it. Sometimes it feels like that.
HM: Would you be able to say something about your own experience? I'm interested in how did you know it was a thing and it wasn't just…Because if it's mostly with children, it might be easy to ignore.
MN: While working with the people in the film I found out that my story….The story in my family is…I don't know how old you are, but there was a TV series in the 70s called Policewoman with Angie Dickinson. And this policewoman was called Pepper. So my family said when I had a seizure, "My, she sees Pepper again," because somehow this Pepper person from the TV and my seizures, were connected. I connected them later on, I think, because I had absences since I was two and we didn't even have a TV then.
HM: You mean they were happening at the same time or something?
MN: I don't know what happened, but I think…the gaze of Pepper was so frightening for me that also when people were looking the same way as Pepper, I said, "Oh my God, there's the Pepper gaze" and I was gone. I would freeze or something. So it became that story. And I see that with more kids that somehow there's this abstract fear and one of the girls in the film says, "I think I had a fear as a child that was so big and so abstract that in order to talk about it or to relate with it, I had to give it a shape and I gave the shape of a wolf. But I know is not a wolf, but it is a wolf." And for me, even now if I see Pepper, I get this feeling of…I do not have seizures anymore but I can still feel the vortex in my belly, like [makes tensing sound] and I have to tell myself, "Okay, this is not real." So somehow the story stays in your head. It's always the same story. It's not like dreaming that it's every time a different story. Every child has one story over the years. And it stays with you your whole life. There's one story and I think you make the connections somehow. But how we understand it can change because we have a one boy in the project who first saw a hyperbolic space and one object in it that would shift size. [7] And then later when he was studying mathematics, he could connect his experience with certain hyperbolic formula. It changed, not so much the experience, but how he could talk about it. He said, "Yeah, I can now talk about in a mathematical way as an interesting dimension." But that says something about us as human beings because we are storytelling animals and we need a story in order to understand what is going on inside us. If we do not have a story and people say, "There's nothing, there's a short circuit," and you feel inside you all these abstract, strange feelings. People only see that you are totally still and you freeze and they will say, "Oh, you were gone for a while," but you know, you were not really gone, but how could tell it? You need a story. So I think what's happened is that we take the stories in order to survive this.
HM: You say often it kind of goes with adulthood. Are there any thoughts about how that happens or why that happens?
MN: 70% of people grow out of it. No one knows why.
HM: Are there people who experience it, and for whom it is never recognized?
MN: Yes, a lot of them. And the problem with that is that you miss so much information at school. You can imagine that a teacher says, "Okay, get your books………………Today………….in the spring…………..backwards…." And children are like "What?!" because you miss all these pieces of information. A lot of neurologists tell me that these are the kids that teachers would tell to clean the board because that was seen as their level. But when they are put on medication, they suddenly are very good students.
HM: Does the medication removes these absence seizures?
MN: Yeah, it can but it also have a lot of side effects. For example I had medication as a child but when my child had it we didn't give medication, we just let him grow out of it. The medication can cause children to feel like they're not there all the time so a lot of kids decide not to take them.
The question is of course, "Is it a disease?" So I went to a child neurologist and they said, "I never say it is a disease. I say it is a condition." If this condition is bothering you, yes, there's medication. If it's not bothering you, no medication, just you know, you have this thing and get used to it and we have to find how to live with it. More or less like people who stutter or people who are short sighted, you have to get used to it. What is special about it instead of what is horrible about it?
HM: The project sounds like it is shedding new light on questions about what we think we know or think we sense in the world, the nature of imagination. It seems to ask questions about different kinds of mental states that we experience.
MN: And then very much in terms of location. So, the question was, "If you're not there where are you?" So in one sentence this is what the whole project is about; asking 'where?' instead of 'how does it feel?' or 'why do you have this? And then suddenly all these stories come out.[6] So the whole thing of location is very important. That it is a space where you go to. For instance, the reasons why we were invited to Anish Kapoor's studio is because he's working with his black and he said "This black, it is not a colour, it is a space," and I totally get that. So also this condition, it feels more or less like a space and in this space things happen and we make a story out of that. But there is a space where you fall into, it's not into nothingness. It's not that you are nowhere, you are in a space, but the space is very new to give words to or to give a shape. So this is what we are discovering and that just changes the whole idea of looking at it including for the neurologists. Just this weekend, I had to give a lecture for pediatricians in the Netherlands. They saw clips of the film and they would say, "Oh my God, we never thought you can look at something like this. How can we use this for other conditions?" And I don't know, I'm just interested in this because I know this and I am interested in the philosophical idea behind it; that you can ask when you dream, "Where are you? What is happening?" We don't know anything about consciousness yet. To say there's nothing is not helping I think. And I mean, I don't know what it is, but I do know that to get this balance between art and science – we work together with the Academy of Science in the Netherlands and with three hospitals – it really creates new knowledge about these inner states that we don't know anything about yet actually. We know much more about the universe than about our, inner states. Because I don't know if consciousness is inside actually. It could be inside, but it could also be outside and with your senses sort of tapped into it. We don't know where it is. It's very exciting.
[1] Electroencephalogram is test used to find problems related to electrical activity of the brain. Small metal discs with thin wires are placed on the scalp, and then send signals to a computer to record the results.
[2] Hippocrates (c. 460 – c. 370 BCE) was a physician who lived in Classical Greece, considered one of the most outstanding figures in the history of medicine.
[3] The The Matrimonial Causes Act 1937, stated that a marriage could be annulled if "either party to the marriage was at the time of the marriage …subject to recurrent fits of insanity or epilepsy". In 1971 the Nullity of Marriage Act removed epilepsy as a ground upon which a marriage could be voidable.
[4] Source unknown. According to Epilepsy Action around 1 in every 6 people in the UK will have depression but for people with epilepsy the chances are around 1 in 3. https://www.epilepsy.org.uk/info/depression A 2018 metaanalysis of 27 studies found that 22.9% of people with epilepsy had depressive disorders: Scott, A. J., Sharpe, L. , Hunt, C. and Gandy, M. (2017), Anxiety and depressive disorders in people with epilepsy: A meta‐analysis. Epilepsia, 58: 973-982. doi:10.1111/epi.13769
[5] A super-black coating made of tony carbon tubes packed so close together that light goes in, but can't escape.
[6]. At the time of interview. The film's world premiere was in Copenhagen on 26 March 2019.
[7] Hyperbolic geometry is a type of geometry that does not conform to all the rules of traditional – Euclidean – geometry.
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Q: Webpage search in Firefox counts but "doesn't display" all search results There is a search option in Firefox you can use to search for a text string on a website:

I noticed on sometimes it shows an x amount of results but when you go through the different results it "jumps" to different places but there is no result visible, and nothing is highlighted. Selecting Highlight All doesn't help either. I figured, there is some text in the HTML but it's not displayed on the web page and verified this theory by searching the HTML code directly. Here's an example, it will find the word house but nothing will be displayed:

The full title of the video is Perfect Breaded Pork Cutles from 1767 - Classic Steak House Food... - this is visible as an popup infobox with a mouse hover event, but not on the page itself (it's a nice channel by the way - food and history combined ;). Is there any way to make the search more user friendly? I'm thinking of an option to only search rendered/visible words or a hint which visible element is near the search result etc. Or alternatively a different approach on using the search, so I don't have to do the second part and search though the code of the web page.
This is bugging me for a long time now, any solution, hits or ideas are appreciated. Cheers.

A: You can "see" the "hidden" result through the source file:
if you "select" the result the next/previous button:

and view the source file of the page/selection (right click and select "view selection source":

Then the source part with the selected search result is shown, even it is not displayed on the rendered site.

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Vacation Races is a terrific organization that puts on races near national parks. It is a wonderful way to combine running a race with a visit to a national park. In 2015 I ran their Rocky Mountain Half Marathon and in 2016 I ran their Zion Half Marathon. Both races were challenging but memorable. Last weekend I traveled to Jackson, Wyoming to run my third Vacation Races half marathon outside Grand Teton National Park. The race was as enjoyable as the others.
I arrived in Jackson a few days early so that I could get acclimated to the higher elevation. I toured Grand Teton National Park, hiking some of the trails to shake out my legs. The Grand Teton scenery is incredibly beautiful with snow-covered mountains peeking out behind the clouds. As I walked up the trails near Signal Mountain, I was amazed by the wild flowers and the intense smell of pine trees. There wasn't any noise from traffic, just the sounds of birds and the wind rustling through the aspen trees. It was a big change from life back on the East Coast.
Jackson is a fascinating old Western town. None of the buildings is over 3 stories high; the majority are only 2 stories. The raised sidewalks are made of wood. The only thing missing from the streetscape is hitching posts for horses. Throughout the town there are bronze sculptures of historical figures, cowboys, Native Americans, and animals including life-size deer, moose, and elk. I don't think I have ever seen so much public art in such a small town before.
The race expo was held in the same area where the race would start. The Vacation Races folks try to eliminate waste so they encouraged people to bring their own bag. For those of us who forgot, they had a tent set up where you could make a bag out of an old race shirt (free race shirts provided). I quickly made one to carry my bib and all my purchases at the Expo. In addition to various vendors, Park Rangers were on hand to provide information about Grand Teton National Park and the wildlife there including bears (both Grizzly and Black). It was a small but very pleasant Expo.
This race was almost all up hill!
The race started early, at 6:30 am. As we started running, almost every turn gave us a different view of the mountains. Although my rehab trainer tells me "head down" when I run, it was very difficult to do during this race. There were so many things to see like the hot air balloons flying down the valley with the mountains looming in the background (sorry, my pictures of the balloons didn't turn out well). There wasn't any music along the course but that was wonderful because we could listen to the birds as we ran. Between the elevation with a steady climb of 580 feet on the course and stopping to take pictures, my finish time wasn't my best. That didn't matter to me because this was a race course to savor, not one to rush through.
After the race, I took time to visit the Jackson Hole Historical Society Museum. They had fascinating exhibits on life of the early settlers, trappers, cowboys, and Native Americans. The guides in the museum had plenty of stories about Jackson's more colorful residents from the past.
Later I visited the Teton Raptor Center. Their mission is to rehabilitate injured raptors; support research projects on raptors; and provide educational programs. (A raptor is a bird that hunts and kills with their talons/feet and eats by ripping up the meat with their beaks.) They showed us several birds who are not able to be released back into the wild because of the severity of their injuries (e.g., blind in one eye, amputated wing parts, paralyzed feet). Among the birds on display were a Great Horned Owl, Red-Tailed Hawk, Peregrine Falcon, Eastern Screech Owl, Kestrel, and Bald Eagle. It was fascinating to see the birds up close and learn about their unique characteristics.
Saturday night was rodeo night. Although they didn't have all the typical rodeo events, I was able to get an idea of what a rodeo is all about (this was my first rodeo). There were events for bull riding, bucking broncos, team calf roping, and barrel racing. Little kids participated in mutton busting where they tried to ride a sheep for 8 seconds. It is a lot harder than you think to ride a sheep.
Wyoming – My 42nd State, only 8 more to go!
I highly recommend the Grand Teton Half Marathon. The scenery is beautiful with pine forests, wild flowers, mountains, and an abundance of wildlife. If you still feel like moving after the race, you can go hiking or kayaking on one of the many lakes in the park. I enjoyed seeing a different part of the country with such an interesting history. For me it was definitely an adventure.
I stayed at the Wort Hotel, a historic hotel with such an amazing display of photos and western art it could be a museum. The rooms were very comfortable and the staff was pleasant and helpful. I would definitely stay there again.
The Teton Raptor Center has a project, the Poo-Poo Project, underway to help prevent cavity-nesting birds from entering vault toilets through the ventilation pipes and becoming entrapped. Vault toilets are the self-contained restrooms found in many of America's wilderness areas, featuring vertical ventilation pipes that mimic the natural cavities preferred by some species for nesting and roosting. Birds enter the vault toilet through the ventilation pipe and get stuck in the 'basement' of the vault toilet. Thousands of birds become entrapped and die in bottom of vault toilets in the US each year. Cavity-nesting birds also can be entrapped in other types of open pipes as well including irrigation pipes, ventilation pipes, dryer vents, and chimneys.
The Poo-Poo Project is addressing the problem by installing vent screens on vault toilets. You can help the Poo-Poo Project two ways. First you can notify the Teton Raptor Center of any vault toilet in your area that needs to have a Poo-Poo screen installed. Second, you can make a donation to cover the cost of a Poo-Poo screen(s). Donations can be made as gifts in honor or memory of someone too. You can find out more information about the Poo-Poo Project at http://tetonraptorcenter.org/our-work/poo-poo-project/. I was happy to make a donation for two Poo-Poo screens.


Today is the last day of VAMFF for 2017. As sad as it is, I had the most amazing time dressing up, meeting friends, and seeing the most incredible styles from some of Australia's top designers!
Over 3 days I saw 7 runways – Next.com.au runway, Runway 3, 4 + 6, Menswear, Grand Showcase (Camilla and Marc) and Myer Runway. All were so inspiring and energetic.
One stand out was Camilla and Marc – the models walked upon a beautiful blush pink carpet and wore a stunning collection of garments. The collection featured classic shirting with a twist, florals, whites, light blue denim, stripes and gorgeous tan colours. Everything a blogger could want in their wardrobe!
Shop their collection here. I know I need the Reverse shirt!
Another one of my favourites was Anna Quan – the Shirting Queen! Her models walked for Runway 6 (sponsored by RUSSH magazine) and her shirts were styled in some inspiring ways, including a shirt as PANTS!!!
Did I also mention I got to met the lovely Anna? We had a lovely chat about Insta Stories of all things!


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require 'test/unit'
require 'unicorn'

class TestDroplet < Test::Unit::TestCase
  def test_create_many_droplets
    now = Time.now.to_i
    tmp = (0..1024).map do |i|
      droplet = Unicorn::Worker.new(i)
      assert droplet.respond_to?(:tick)
      assert_equal 0, droplet.tick
      assert_equal(now, droplet.tick = now)
      assert_equal now, droplet.tick
      assert_equal(0, droplet.tick = 0)
      assert_equal 0, droplet.tick
    end
  end

  def test_shared_process
    droplet = Unicorn::Worker.new(0)
    _, status = Process.waitpid2(fork { droplet.tick += 1; exit!(0) })
    assert status.success?, status.inspect
    assert_equal 1, droplet.tick

    _, status = Process.waitpid2(fork { droplet.tick += 1; exit!(0) })
    assert status.success?, status.inspect
    assert_equal 2, droplet.tick
  end
end

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Midwifery is a well established practice, but you may have some questions about how it works or what it means for you. Please don't hesitate to contact us if your question isn't answered here.
I don't have OHIP. Am I still eligible for midwifery care?
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Roswell George Mills (1896 - 1966) was a Canadian journalist, poet and magazine publisher. A friend and colleague of poet Elsa Gidlow, he is the first known gay man in Canadian history whose life and sexual orientation is attested through biographical literature rather than court records of a sodomy trial.

Born in Buffalo, New York, on July 4, 1896, Mills moved to Montreal, Quebec, in childhood with his family.

In early adulthood Mills worked as a journalist for the Montreal Star, where his byline appeared on the financial pages and as a theatre and opera critic. He also wrote a women's column under the pseudonym "Jessie Roberts". He and Gidlow met at a poetry club. According to Gidlow,

Mills was open about his sexuality and considered it a personal crusade to make people "understand that it was beautiful, not evil, to love others of one's own sex and make love with them." Between 1918 and 1920 Mills and Gidlow collaborated on the underground magazine Les Mouches fantastiques, Canada's first known LGBT publication. Mills published several poems in the magazine. An Episcopalian priest from South Dakota, Graeme Davis, took leave from his church posting and moved to Montreal to become Mills' lover after discovering the magazine.

Mills also gave piano lessons.

Mills followed Gidlow in the early 1920s to New York City, where he took a job in the financial section of the Oil, Paint, and Drug Reporter. He soon ended his relationship with Davis and moved in with Khagendrenath Ghose, an immigrant from India. He subsequently lost contact with Gidlow for a number of years, although they met again in Paris in 1928, where Mills was living with a German architecture student named Jurgen. Mills, Gidlow and Jurgen all travelled to Berlin in 1929, discovering the city's burgeoning gay subculture and touring Magnus Hirschfeld's Institute for Sex Research. Gidlow later moved back to the United States while Mills remained in Europe, although the two continued to correspond.

By 1943, Mills was again living in New York City and working for The Brooklyn Eagle. By 1961 he was living in Miami, Florida, where he died on May 5, 1966.

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Home Interviews Q&A with Mario Barrios: Moves up to 135 lbs, now training with...
Q&A with Mario Barrios: Moves up to 135 lbs, now training with Virgil Hunter & discusses plans for 2017
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Undefeated prospect Mario Barrios (16-0, 8 KOs) is set to make his lightweight debut when he fights Argentina's Claudio Rosendo Tapia (28-17-4, 13 KOs) in undercard action on Saturday, December 10 from Galen Center at USC in Los Angeles.
The December 10 event is headlined by Jesus Cuellar against Abner Mares in a long-awaited showdown. The telecast begins at 10 p.m. ET with Jermall Charlo and Julian Williams in a world championship battle of undefeated rising stars in their prime.
Barrios shared thoughts on his first training camp with Virgil Hunter, moving up and weight in more. Here is what the San Antonio-native had to say from Oakland:
On moving up to lightweight…
"At 6'1, it was getting difficult making 130 pounds. I feel a lot stronger now that I'm fighting at lightweight. It's also safer not to be drained going into fights. In my last fight, I killed myself trying to make weight. I believe this is the right move for me."
On working with new coach, 2011 BWAA "Trainer of the Year" Virgil Hunter…
"I have a lot of respect for Virgil Hunter. He's great explaining the fundamentals of boxing. He's a great motivator and I'm looking forward to a bright future with Virgil. Everyone knows he's one of the best trainers in the world so I'm excited to have him in my corner leading the way."
On fighting in Los Angeles on December 10…
"This will be a great card to fight on. Jesus Cuellar vs. Abner Mares is going to be an all-out war. This will be the second time fighting at the Galen Center in Los Angeles. I'm looking to put on a great performance for all the Mexican fans that will be in attendance. Everyone will see a stronger fighter when I step in the ring on December 10."
On his recent training camp in California…
"Training in California has been very productive. I've got a lot of good sparring and my strength and conditioning has gone to a new level. I feel powerful and I know I'll be at my best when I step in the ring. All in all, it's been a great learning experience working out here on the west coast."
On fighting Argentinean veteran Claudio Rosendo Tapia…
"I know he just went the distance with two undefeated fighters, so I know he's durable. Fighters from Argentina always bring it. I know this fight will get rough at some point so I'll be well prepared for anything he brings. I'm very confident in my ability to come out victorious."
On his goals for 2017…
"2017 will be a year where I'll get comfortable fighting at a higher weight class. My main goal is to stay busy and get as many fights in as possible. I can see myself possibly fighting at super lightweight if I keep growing. I'm just going to take it day by day."
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Also known as the Ganja La Chuli, the Naya Kanga Peak is situated in the Langtang region and is a popular peak for climbing in Nepal. With good accessibility and overwhelming ecstasy during the climb, this peak attracts a lot of mountain climbing enthusiasts to its summit. The Naya Kanga Peak Climbing offers a journey through the Tibetan-influenced villages in Langtang with a massive range of biodiversity. A hint of Tibetan culture, a pinch of floral and faunal richness with a whole lot of Himalayan presence, the Naya Kanga Peak Climbing is an exceptional option for trekkers and mountaineers alike.
Situated very close to the Kathmandu valley, it is the nearest peak and can be reached with relative ease. The trail starts with dense forests of rhododendron, oak and slowly leads to a much rockier and marshy land. Leading through Ghoda Tabela and Kyanjin Gompa, we hike to Tserko Ri (4984m) which is also a great viewpoint to view the gorgeous Langtang ranges. Then, we continue our trek to Naya Kanga peak summit. Once at the top, we will be able to witness mountains such as Langtang (7,227m), Yala (5,500m), Shishapangma (8,013m) and Dorje Lakpa (6,966m). The Langtang region is well known for its natural beauty which consists of many peaks, glaciers, waterfalls, jungles of various types and within itself harbors a lush variety of flora and fauna ranging from the rare red panda to the ever elusive snow leopard. This region is also equally rich in culture and houses within itself the worshippers of the Hindu as well as the Buddhist faith. The omnipresence of Buddhism can be felt through the many prayer flags, wheels, monasteries, and Chorten that people have placed along the way. With friendly people and the great chance of viewing the mountains, this is an adventure proving its worth. This is one of the lesser climbed peaks and does not require technical knowledge or expertise. However, this is a strenuous trek and requires a good level of fitness for anyone attempting to climb it.
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Welcome to Kathmandu, our guest representative will receive you at the Tribhuvan International Airport and drop you at your hotel. Overnight in a 3-star hotel in Kathmandu.
To avoid traffic we will move early in the morning to Sybrubensi. We will pass through beautiful sceneries of green lush hills, occasional sight of the snow-covered mountains along with some of the fastest flowing rivers of Nepal. Sybrubensi is the starting point of most of the treks and expeditions in the Langtang region so you can prepare for the trek and shop for any necessary trekking equipment. Overnight in Sybrubensi.
Walking alongside the Langtang River, we will slowly ascend to Lama Hotel. We will be crossing small quaint Tamang villages with beautiful stone houses and get the first glimpse of the Himalayas. The occasional prayer flags fluttering against the wind on the backdrop of the village look beautiful and provide great opportunities at photography. Overnight in Lama Hotel.
Known for its rich flora fauna, this region offers plenty of beauty as we make our way to Langtang village. We will pass through Gumanechok and Ghodatabela before reaching Langtang village. We will cross many small waterfalls and streams, lush meadow before reaching Langtang village from where we will get a view of the Langtang range. Overnight in Langtang Village.
Of great significance to the residents of this area, the Kyanjin Gompa looks beautiful against the backdrop of grey and white. The Buddhist influence so omnipresent we can see many prayer flags fluttering against the prayer wheel and the small prayer houses that people have built. You can also get views of Langtang Lirung (7227m) and Langtang II (6596m) from the village. Overnight in Kyanjin Gompa.
For acclimatization today we will hike up to Tserko Ri (4984m). Through various pastures where yaks can be seen grazing, the sunrise from Tserko Ri is breathtaking. From a height of 4984m, it offers a wonderful view of the valley below and gives a panoramic view of Langtang (7,227m), Yala (5,500m), Shishapangma (8,013) and Dorje Lakpa (6,966m). It is a great time to take some beautiful pictures and after some exploration return back to Kyanjin Gompa. Overnight in Kyanjin Gompa.
Following trail lined with juniper shrubs and descending a little to cross the Langtang Khola, we will make our way to Ngegang. This trek gives fabulous views of the Langtang Lirung (7227m) as well as the Langtang glacier. One must keep an eye for spotting various animals rare animals here as there is a plethora of flora and fauna in this region. The snow leopard, red panda, and other species call this region their home. Overnight in Ngegang.
We will be walking on steep grounds as we move up to reach the High camp. Rocky icy landscape makes this area particularly tricky to walk on and one must be careful so as to not trip and sprain their ankle. Here too we will have magnificent views of the Himalayas, limited at first but turning into a panoramic view as we reach the top. Mountains include Langtang (7,227m), Tserko Ri (4984m), Yala peak (5,500m) and so on. Overnight in High Camp.
Getting up before sunrise we will start making the ascent. The stars visible in the night sky further motivate us to reach the summit and get glorious views. Following a steep climb from the north side, we will walk for a good amount of time before reaching the summit. With 360 degrees of mountains, this makes for a brilliant photo session and a time to take pride in oneself for having completed it. From the top, we will see the entire Langtang Lirung Massif, the glaciers, Tserko Ri (4984m), Yala peak (5500m), Shishapangma (8013) and Dorje Lakpa (6966m) and so on. Once we spend enough time up here, we will make our way down to Kharka. It has been a long and strenuous day and much rest is needed. Overnight in Ngegang.
A relatively short trek today, we will descend down till we reach a suspension bridge and cross the Langtang River. We will then ascend for a while with beautiful scenery before reaching Kyangin Gompa. We pass across the Chhona Lake as we follow the trail descending to Kyanjin Gompa. The splendid mountains will accompany throughout the trek. Overnight in Kyanjin Gompa.
We will pass few Sherpa and Tamang village and some pasture lands with yaks as we make our way to Rimche. We will mostly be taking downhill through forests of oaks and rhododendron with various wildflowers blooming as we end the trek for the day. We will follow the Langtang Khola for the entirety of the trek. Overnight in Rimche.
Today marks the second last day of us walking and it is a good time to reflect upon our achievements and feel a great sense of pride and accomplishment. As we reach Thulo Syabru, slowly the city life can be felt nearing us. We head to Thulo Syabru following the trail through Bamboo village and a few hot springs. Overnight in Thulo Syabru.
Day 13: Trek from Thulo Syabru to Thulo Barkhu 3 hours and drive back to Kathmandu 5hrs by private 4W Land Cruiser and transfer to Hotel.
From Thulo Syabru we walk on familiar paths for around 3 hours before we reach Thulo Barkhu. This marks the final stretch of walking for us because after reaching here we will take a private vehicle and drive back to the hustle and bustle of the Kathmandu valley. You can shop for gifts and souvenirs upon reaching Kathmandu.
Our representative will drop you to the airport, ending your journey in Nepal. We hope to be of service to you again. Thank you and safe travels.
* 2 nights deluxe accommodation with breakfast at 3* hotel in Kathmandu.
* 1 experienced, helpful and friendly guide, porters (1 porter for 2 persons) if necessary, their food & accommodation, salary, equipments and insurance.
* Camping Equipments (Tent, kitchen utensils and mattresses).
* Naya Kang (Ganja-La Chuli) Peak Permit and Garbage Deposit.
* Climbing Guide (Sherpa) Equipments Charge and insurance.


When it comes to keeping fans engaged Demar Amacker, strategist and CRM analyst at the San Francisco 49ers knows that what happens off of the pitch is just as important as what happens on it. With around 1.3 million unique fans in the 49ers database, monitoring the conversation and targeting the messaging means paying close attention to those fans via the data they generate in their digital interactions. Above all, its attribution mechanisms and strategies help streamline the 49ers brand-to-consumer communications, keeping the conversation relevant, as well as driving engagement and lifting loyalty.
Says Amacker: "With the 49ers, from the marketing and sales standpoint, I currently work with the whole data stack and oversee our CRM and marketing automation platforms. Using the data to understand exactly who's being targeted helps your messages cut through the noise.
And what about the single customer level? Is the tech yet sophisticated enough to deliver a holistic impression?
Of course, for any successful brand, it isn't just about the customers and fans. It's also about those in the driving seat making big decisions. Synthesis of the metrics and simplification of key data sets make that possible.
From a CMO perspective, there's no getting away from the fact that their C-suite cohorts want data-driven solutions that provide greater clarity and more certainty. This means reaching beyond basic data monitoring—website entry point, bounce rate, and single conversion data—toward new levels of engagement, ones that provide opportunities for deeper psychological profiling, and better development of relevant real-time communications. From here, the next step is to become 'sales predictive', with attribution being a key part of this puzzle.
Digging down into the nuances of behavior, delivering a timed response, and assigning market value to an associated interaction now form the crux of the evolving relationship between marketers and data scientists.


On behalf of Zelbst, Holmes & Butler posted in brain injury on Tuesday, December 8, 2015.
Oklahoma residents who have undergone an injury to the brain may find themselves with a host of different symptoms, some of which may be subtle and difficult to detect. It is the nature of traumatic brain injuries to cause deep and irrevocable harm to the quality of life and the ability to function.
The difficulties associated with a TBI can be physical, mental and emotional. Sensory issues may be encountered as well as problems with cognition and communication. Even the ability to swallow correctly may be hindered. Certainly, if the areas of the brain that control the mouth and the throat are affected, then difficulties with speech and eating may both result. However, if it is the language centers of the brain that were injured, then eating may be unaffected but the ability to spell, write and read may be harmed.
Few injuries are as traumatic as a wound to the brain, and any number of permanent debilities may result. If anyone has the misfortune to experience a brain injury, then an enormous proportion of their ability to live their lives and maintain their economic status may be lost. If the event that resulted in their injury was caused by the negligence of another, then the injured person may choose to file a civil suit against those responsible in order to gather reasonable compensation for their injuries.
An attorney may be asked to provide representation when it becomes necessary. The lawyer might be able to act in their client's stead, negotiate with other parties and attend to any necessary court functions. This can be helpful for patients who do not wish to appear in court as well as those who cannot appear due to health reasons.


Scanner contains functions that processes source files, extracts tokens and processes compiler directives.
The NextNonCommentCharacter function reads and processes characters from the source line buffer. It returns pointer to the next non-comment character.
This procedure processes compiler directives and skips comment. Here also conditional compilation directives (with support for nested directives) are processed.
Turbo Pascal contains few procedures and functions that create and check conditional defines.
Parser operates only with tokens - basic elements of the language. Tokens like identifiers and constants have also additional data structures where actual data is stored.
These two functions check and process decimal and hexadecimal integer constants. The value is stored in the IntegerNumericConstant variable.
This function checks and processes string constants. It processes characters enclosed with single quotes, control characters and characters defined with the ASCII code (#code).
Turbo Pascal uses few special words as directives for special functions: ABSOLUTE, ASSEMBLER, EXTERNAL, FAR, FORWARD, INTERRUPT, NEAR, PRIVATE, PUBLIC, VIRTUAL and System as unit name.
This function case insensitive compares two identifiers and returns false if they are not equal. Otherwise returns true and Id2 points to byte after its end.


When you hear a homeowner say they have septic tank odor problems we all assume that the problem is the septic tank is full and needs to be pumped out. But what really causes septic odors are Gases within a septic system. These septic gases such as hydrogen sulfide, carbon dioxide and methane within a home, yard or septic area can be irritating, toxic and explosive. In a yard they are not typically found in high enough concentrations to be dangerous, but are still a nuisance.
Septic odors inside your home are annoying and can create a health problem. Odors in a home are typically an indication of a plumbing problem. A very common problem is the drying out of a trap in a basement floor drain allowing gases from the septic tank to vent back into the home. This can be corrected by making sure all floor drain traps are periodically filled with water. Also, the cleanout access plug inside a drain may be loose and could allow for sewer gas to escape. A plumber or septic professional that provides line cleaning could check this out.
A second common problem is the plumbing vent located on the roof. It is necessary to allow the pressure in the drainpipes to equalize as wastewater flows through them. Without this vent, sinks, tubs, and toilets would gurgle, traps dry out and nasty odors come into the home. These plumbing vents can freeze closed during prolonged cold periods or get clogged with leaves or other debris. A warm day or two will thaw out the frozen pipes but leaves will need to be cleaned out. The pipe can be unfroze using a jetter or warm water. Always take special precautions when working on a slippery or steep roof.
A third common plumbing problem is an improperly sealed cover on an ejector sump pump basket in the basement. The cover should be checked and a new seal applied to prevent leaks.
An occasional weak odor near the septic tank may be quite normal but if there is a particularly strong odor around the septic tank(s) the first step should be to make sure all manholes and risers are securely covered. Typically a concrete lid covers the tank manhole, although other materials such as plastic and metal lids are used. The septic tank manhole can be covered with a maximum of 12" of soil or can come to the surface, while any manhole on a tank with a pump must come to surface to allow for repair or replacement of the pump. The newer plastic lids have a rubber seal which helps keep odors in the tank. They must also be properly secured in place with lag screws or other fasteners. If a concrete lid is leaking odors out of the manhole, weather stripping or other materials can be used to create a temporary seal that will contain odors but still allow for proper maintenance of the tank. This seal will need to replaced after maintenance.
If there are strong septic odors in the soil treatment area (around an in-ground drain field, bed or mound), it can indicate a problem with the leach field. All pipes should be inspected and checked out to make sure the pipes are not broken or crushed and that roots have not grown into the pipes causing blockages. A visual inspection of the entire area should be performed to determine if there are any wet spots or soggy soil areas indicating that sewage is coming to the surface. If any of these conditions are found, humans and animals can come in contact with it. This is considered an "imminent health threat" and should be corrected immediately.
If the yard in general smells of septic odors, it may be that the plumbing vent pipe (described in # 1 above) on your house or a neighbor's house needs to be extended to diffuse the smelly odors. Homes located in rural areas, valleys, forested or low areas may not have appropriate wind patterns to carry the odors away from the living areas and the yard. As the wind blows over the house, the air currents that are supposed to carry the gases up and away can instead carry the sewer gas down into the yard. Extending the vent pipe can help diffuse the odors carrying them away from the yard. Carbon filters can also be placed on the top of the vent to help control septic odor. The filters do need to be changed regularly (every 1 to 5 years) to be effective.


ICFF 2015 is the trade shows that features what's best and what's next in contemporary design luxury interiors, and high-end furniture is just arriving. As it is important for you to know the best design ideas and home decoration news, we are glad to find out everything about 2015 edition of ICFF.
For the four-day duration of the Fair, 165,000 net square feet (15,300 net square meters) of the Javits Center will be abuzz with more than 33,000 interior designers, architects, retailers, representatives, distributors, facility managers, developers, manufacturers, store designers, and visual merchandisers.
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Jodi Fristoe, the director of Summit Art Festival 2019, says the festival has benefited from cultural arts grant funding for several years. The festival, scheduled for Oct. 11 to 13, is in its 12th year. Money from the Cultural Arts Grant goes to help fund the event's Student Art Pavilion. In the pavilion, students have the opportunity to get to experience what it would be like to have their art in a juried show.
"We hire professional artists to come in and judge the work so they would get the experience of what it feels like to be a professional artist in an exhibition," Fristoe said.
The tent usually features more than 250 pieces of art. While expenses for the student art pavilion reach well over $4,000, previous Cultural Arts Grants have covered $1,000 of the cost.
"The grants may seem small to some people, but they are impactful for us," Fristoe said.
With the possibility of expanded funding this year, Fristoe says it will be easier to cover the overall expenses of the tent.
"It's a wonderful opportunity for these young artists to learn about their craft and an opportunity for their family and friends to get to come up to the art fair to see their work," Fristoe said.
Organizations eligible for the cultural arts grants must be 501(c )3 tax exempt organizations, schools, or individual artists working on public art projects. The applicants must live in Lee's Summit, hold a primary office in Lee's Summit, or be creating a program that primarily serves Lee's Summit residents. All funded activities must be open to the public. Grantees will be expected to submit a grant report to the arts council within 30 days following the concluding of the funded project.
Grant applications are available online at the City of Lee's Summit web site under Cultural Arts.
The Bright Lights Institute's performance of Honk, Jr. was funded in part with a 2018 Cultural Arts Grant. Courtesy photo
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