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Nova Southeastern University

March 22, 2016 12:36 ET

Nova Southeastern University Names Dr. Yong X. Tao Dean of College Engineering and Computing

FORT LAUDERDALE-DAVIE, FL--(Marketwired - March 22, 2016) -  Nova Southeastern University (NSU) President Dr. George Hanbury announced the appointment of Yong X. Tao, Ph.D., as founding dean of NSU's College of Engineering and Computing (CEC).

Dr. Tao joins NSU from the University of North Texas (UNT) in Denton, where he served as founding chair of the Mechanical and Energy Engineering (MEE) department, UNT endowed PACCAR professor of engineering, UNT distinguished research professor, and director of UNT's PACCAR Technology Institute. There, he led the impressive growth of MEE programs -- the enrollment climbed to approximately 750 undergraduate students and 80 M.S. and Ph.D. students in just five years. In addition, Dr. Tao was instrumental in securing ABET accreditation for the new Ph.D. program.

"Dr. Tao is an internationally known researcher in fundamentals of thermal sciences and engineering as well as renewable energy applications," said President Hanbury. "With his more than 27 years of academic research and teaching experience, he will take NSU's College of Engineering and Computing to the next level."

Prior to working at UNT, Dr. Tao was associate dean for academic affairs and undergraduate studies and associate dean for business and entrepreneurship development at Florida International University (FIU) in Miami. He also served as professor of mechanical and materials engineering at FIU and director of the Building, Energy, Environment and Conservation Systems Lab, as well as the Multi-Phase Thermal Engineering Lab at FIU. He has more than 27 years of multi-disciplinary experience in areas such as engineering, architecture, computer science, social sciences, thermal science, and renewable energy applications in buildings.

"Dr. Tao's knowledge, combined with his years of working closely with companies in supporting academic and research activities of the department and UNT's PACCAR Technology Institute, make him the ideal leader for this college," said Ralph V. Rogers Jr., Ph.D., NSU provost and executive vice president for academic affairs. "Dr. Tao has a proven track record of success in creating new initiatives, shoring up morale with students, faculty and staff, and an enthusiasm in making NSU the premiere university to pursue an undergraduate or graduate degree in engineering or computer sciences."

Dr. Tao has been recognized as a leader in international collaborations in academic and research initiatives in study abroad, student and faculty exchange, joint workshops, research forums, projects, and mutual delegation visits to countries including China, Estonia, Brazil, Mexico, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Haiti.

He is a fellow of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME), past chair of Heat Transfer Division of ASME, one of founders of American Society of Thermal and Fluids Engineers, and is a member of the American Society of Heating Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Engineers, American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, and American Society of Engineering Education.

He has produced more than 170 journal publications, book chapters, edited journals, and proceedings articles. In addition, he holds two patents (one in the U.S. and one in China) and he has received more than $15.5 million of research funding from various funding agencies. He also serves as editor-in-chief of an international journal of Heat Transfer Research, associate editor of the Journal of Science and Engineering Applications and is a reviewer for several international journals in his research field.

Dr. Tao received his Ph.D. in mechanical engineering from University of Michigan, and both his M.S. and B.S. degrees in mechanical engineering from Tongji University in Shanghai, China.

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About Nova Southeastern University (NSU): Located in beautiful Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Nova Southeastern University (NSU) is a dynamic research institution dedicated to providing high-quality educational programs at the undergraduate, graduate, and first-professional degree levels. A private, not-for-profit institution with more than 26,000 students, NSU has campuses in Fort Lauderdale, Fort Myers, Jacksonville, Miami, Miramar, Orlando, Palm Beach, and Tampa, Florida, as well as San Juan, Puerto Rico, while maintaining a presence online globally. For more than 50 years, NSU has been awarding degrees in a wide range of fields, while fostering groundbreaking research and an impactful commitment to community. Classified as a research university with "high research activity" by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching, NSU is 1 of only 37 universities nationwide to also be awarded Carnegie's Community Engagement Classification, and is also the largest private, not-for-profit institution in the United States that meets the U.S. Department of Education's criteria as a Hispanic-serving Institution. Please visit for more information about NSU and for more information on the largest fundraising campaign in NSU history.

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SAExploration Holdings, Inc.

September 08, 2014 16:35 ET

SAExploration to Present at Upcoming Investor Conferences

HOUSTON, TX--(Marketwired - Sep 8, 2014) - SAExploration Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: SAEX) (OTCQB: SAEXW) today announced that Brent Whiteley, CFO and General Counsel, and Ryan Abney, Vice President of Capital Markets and Investor Relations, will participate in the FIG Partners 10th Annual CEO Forum and the Imperial Capital Global Opportunities Conference.

The FIG Partners 10th Annual CEO Forum will be held on Tuesday, September 16, 2014 at the Four Seasons Hotel in Atlanta, GA. The Imperial Capital Global Opportunities Conference will be held on Thursday, September 18, 2014 at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York, NY, where SAE is scheduled to present at 3:15 p.m. local time.

A copy of the presentation materials will be made available on the Investors section of SAE's website at

About SAExploration Holdings, Inc.

SAE is an internationally-focused oilfield services company offering a full range of vertically-integrated seismic data acquisition and logistical support services in remote and complex environments throughout Alaska, Canada, South America, Southeast Asia and Africa. In addition to the acquisition of 2D, 3D, time-lapse 4D and multi-component seismic data on land, in transition zones and offshore in depths up to 5,000 feet, SAE offers a full suite of logistical support and in-field processing services, such as program design, planning and permitting, camp services and infrastructure, surveying, drilling, environmental assessment and reclamation and community relations. SAE operates crews around the world, performing major projects for its blue-chip customer base, including major integrated oil companies, national oil companies and large independent oil and gas exploration companies. Operations are supported through a multi-national presence in Houston, Alaska, Canada, Peru, Colombia, Bolivia, Brazil, New Zealand and Malaysia. For more information, please visit SAE's website at

The information in SAE's website is not, and shall not be deemed to be, a part of this notice or incorporated in filings SAE makes with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Forward Looking Statements

This press release contains certain "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the federal securities laws. These statements can be identified by the use of words or phrases such as "believes," "estimates," "expects," "intends," "anticipates," "projects," "plans to," "will," "should" and variations of these words or similar words. These forward-looking statements may include statements regarding SAE's financial condition, results of operations and business and SAE's expectations or beliefs concerning future periods. These statements are subject to risks and uncertainties which may cause actual results to differ materially from those stated in this release. These risks and uncertainties include fluctuations in the levels of exploration and development activity in the oil and gas industry, intense industry competition, a limited number of customers, the need to manage rapid growth, delays, reductions or cancellations of service contracts, operational disruptions due to seasonality, weather and other external factors, crew productivity, the availability of capital resources, substantial international business exposing SAE to currency fluctuations and global factors including economic, political and military uncertainties, the need to comply with diverse and complex laws and regulations, and other risks incorporated by reference to SAE's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Certain risks and uncertainties related to SAE's business are or will be described in greater detail in SAE's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The information set forth herein should be read in light of such risks. Except as required by applicable law, SAE is not under any obligation to, and expressly disclaims any obligation to, update or alter its forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events, changes in assumptions or otherwise.

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    SAExploration Holdings, Inc.
    Ryan Abney
    Vice President, Capital Markets & Investor Relations
    (281) 258-4409

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Secondary school students at the Mass Education exhibitionThe aim of the Mass Education project was to inspire and engage wider audiences in the Mass Observation Archive. Supported by a grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund, the Mass Observation Archive collaborated with schools and community organisations in the South East.

Focusing on Mass Observation diaries and the theme of recording everyday life, the Mass Education project provided schools and community groups opportunities to explore, examine, analyse, debate and learn about daily life in Britain since 1937.

The Mass Education Project worked with five schools in the region including, Downs Junior School, and Dorothy Stringer in Brighton, Sir Robert Woodard Academy in Lancing, Oriel High School in Crawley and St Catherine's Preparatory School in Guildford.

Primary school boys taking part in drama session dressed in Mass Observer macThrough creative workshops led by practitioners Rachel Henson, Rosanna Lowe and Grace Towner, young people have learnt about Mass Observation, honed their observational skills, recorded daily life in their school communities using diaries and photography and conducted research amongst their peers. These workshops encouraged participants to relate archives to their contemporary lives increasing their understanding of the value of heritage to all in the community.

Alexa Neale presenting her paper on What it is to be a Young person in 2014 at the Sallis Benny TheatreAlexa Neale (PHD History student at University of Sussex) wrote and presented a paper on 'What it is to be a Young Person in 2014' based on the findings of the student directives. Click here to listen to Alexa's presentation.

The Mass Education Project also worked with a range of community groups and organisations across Brighton and Hove including Strike A Light and Photoworks, to promote opportunities for interaction with the collection through workshops, tours, talks, family events. It also invited contributions to the Mass Observation Archive.

The results of their engagement with the project were displayed at an exhibtiion as part of the Brighton Photo Biennial 2014, which included young peoples’ documentary photography, day diaries and observations, flip books and responses to young peoples’ own directives. Day diaries and photographs were included in the exhibition representing the collaboration between the Mass Observation Archive and the wider community.

Click here to view a film of some of the Flip Books created from photographs taken by young people.

The Mass Education Project ran from September 2013 - March 2015 and has provided educational resources and Continuing Professional Development opportunities for schools, as well as outreach sessions for local community groups. Mass Education project materials will used in the long-term to support learning and engagement with schools and wider audiences.

See our learning or resources page to discover school sessions and resources created as part of the Mass Education project. You can also download infographics created by Dorothy Stringer, Sir Robert Woodard Academy and Oriel High School

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Hair Removal, Waxing, Cherry Angiomas in Suwanee Ga, Buford Ga

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Linda Larson is a licensed Electrologist / Aesthetician with over 27 years of experience. Referrals by respected Dermatologists, Physicians, and satisfied clients make up a large percentage of Linda's clientele. They chose Linda because of her Experience, Knowledge, and Professionalism. She provides the highest standards of quality service and sterilization.

We are open Monday- Saturday by appointment only.

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Feel confident about the way you look with the only PERMANENT choice for hair removal. Electrolysis is safe, gentle and performed in a sterile environment. To help make your treatment as comfortable as possible, computerized technology with micro-flash settings are used. You will be assisted with appropriate treatment and instructions for aftercare. Your initial Consultation is Complimentary.

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At Suwanee Electrolysis we understand that everyone’s hair and skin type is different, so we use wax that will provide you with the most efficient, comfortable waxing experience, creating flawless results every time. We use a combination of both hard and soft waxes to meet your unique hair removal needs. All of our waxes are made with natural ingredients and are designed to provide benefits to your skin.

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Removal of Cherry Angiomas and Red Facial Veins: Fine, red capillaries found on the face and nose and Cherry Angiomas found on the face and body can be easily removed by one or very few treatments with excellent results. Prices will be discussed at your initial Complimentary Consultation.

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Cistus Canadensis.

Helianthemum canadense. Rock-rose. Ice-plant. Frost-weed. N. O. Cistaceae. Tincture of whole plant.

Clinical.-Bone affections. Cancer. Diarrhoea. Erysipelas. Follicular pharyngitis. Glandular swellings. Hip-joint disease. Hospital gangrene. Lupus. Panaritium. Parotitis. Scorbutus. Scrofula. Sore-throat. Ulcers. Zona.

Characteristics.-Cistus is a very ancient remedy for scrofulous affections, and also in scorbutic states and gangrenous ulcerations. The provings and homoeopathic uses confirm its suitability in these respects and bring out clearer indications. It is most suited to scrofulous subjects who are very sensitive to cold air. "Sensitive to cold air" runs through the pathogenesis and also feelings of coldness, of which its peculiar property of favouring the formation of ice about its roots in early winter is strangely suggestive. Cold feelings: in larynx; in abdomen. "Inhaling the slightest cold air causes sore-throat, which he has not when inhaling in a warm room." Inhaled air feels cool. Cold breath. Stitches and cold feelings are very prominent; there is also a soft or spongy feeling which is very characteristic. (I cured with Cistus a case of sore-throat that had lasted for years under allopathic treatment with local swabbings. There was an accumulation of thick yellow, leathery phlegm that had to be cleared away by local means. The patient complained of a "spongy" feeling in the throat, and that led me to the remedy.) Trembling (with the fever). Sensation as if ants were running through the whole body (in evening, with anxious, difficult breathing). There is also great sensitiveness to touch: < from touch. Throat symptoms > by swallowing. < By motion. < Evening; night; morning. < By drinking coffee (diarrhoea). > By expectoration.

Relations.-Antidoted by: Rhus t., Camph., and Sepia. Compatible: Magnesium (the plant grows on a magnesium soil), Bell., Carb. v., Phos. Incompatible: Coffee. Compare: Arg. n., Lach., Carb. v. (cold breath); Sul. (morning diarrhoea).

1. Mind.-Bad effects from vexation.-All mental excitement eating; < towards evening and lasts all night; in r. side, with piercing pain in eye.-Forehead cold, and sensation of coolness inside forehead, in a very warm room.-Pressive pain at root of nose with headache.-Head drawn to one side by swellings in neck.

3. Eyes.-Stitches in eyes; scrofulous inflammation; feeling as if something were passing around in the eye, with stitches.-Weight above eyes.

4. Ears.-Discharge of water and bad-smelling pus.-Inner swelling of ears with discharge.-Tetters on and around the ear, extending into meatus.-Swelling of parotid glands.

5. Nose.-Cold feeling, or burning in nose.-Chronic catarrh; frequent and violent sneezing evening and morning.-Inflammation, swelling and burning l. side of nose.-Tip of nose painful.-Eczema.

6. Face.-Feeling as if facial muscles would be drawn to one side.-Flushes of heat in face.-Heat and burning in bones of face.-Half-way up cheek, swelling beginning at ear.-Vesicular erysipelas.-Lupus.-Sharp shooting, intolerable itching, and thick crusts; with burning on r. zygoma.-Caries of lower jaw; with suppurating glands on neck.-Open, bleeding cancer on lower lip.

8. Mouth.-Scorbutic, swollen gums, separating from teeth; easily bleeding, putrid, disgusting.-Dry tongue and palate.-Tongue sore, surface as if raw.-Impure breath.-Sensation of coldness of tongue, larynx and trachea.-Saliva cool; breath feels cool.

9. Throat.-Coolness in throat.-Soft or spongy feeling in throat.-As if sand in throat.-Continuous feeling of dryness and heat < after sleeping, eating and drinking.-Small dry spot in gullet; < after sleeping, must get up and drink; > after eating; throat looks glassy; on back of throat stripes of tough or leathery mucus.-Must swallow saliva to relieve unbearable dryness, esp. during night.-Periodical itching in throat.-Dry, without feeling dry.-Burning high up behind uvula.-Stitches cause cough; when mentally agitated.-Cough causes tearing pain in throat.-Sore throat < from inhaling least cold air.-Hawking of mucus, tough, gum-like, thick, tasteless; mostly mornings.-Expectoration of (bitter) mucus, relieving throat.-Scrofulous swelling and suppuration of glands of throat.

11. Stomach.-Desire for acid food and fruits, but pain and diarrhoea follow eating them.-Desire for cheese.-Eating and drinking > dry throat and pain in sinciput.-After eating: pain in stomach; cold feeling in stomach.-After drinking coffee, diarrhoea.-Empty and cool eructations.-Frequent nausea; with diarrhoea.

12, 13. Abdomen, Rectum, and Stool.-Stitches in l. hypochondrium.-Cool feeling in whole abdomen.-Pain in groin coming from back.-Thin, greyish-yellow, hot stools, squirting out; irresistible urging, < from midnight until noon.-Diarrhoea: from coffee; fruits; with goÃ®tre; chronic; in wet weather; in scrawny scrofulous children.-Chronic dysentery.

15. Male Sexual Organs.-Itching in scrotum.

16. Female Sexual Organs.-Induration of mammae; sensitive to cold air; cancer.

17. Respiratory Organs.-Larynx and trachea: inhaled air feels cool; itching in; feeling as if windpipe had not space enough.-Asthmatic in evening after lying down and at night.-Cough: < by mental agitation; from stitches in throat; with painful tearing in throat.-Raw feeling in upper chest extending into throat.-Expectoration of bitter mucus.-After raising phlegm feels very much relieved.

20. Neck and Back.-Glands of neck and throat swollen; suppuration.-Itching on back.-Eruption like zona.-Burning, bruised pain in coccyx preventing sitting, < from contact.

21. Limbs.-In evening, pains in knees, in r. hand, in l. shoulder.-Drawing pains in muscular parts of hands and of lower extremities, with pains in joints, fingers, and knees.-Tearing and drawing pains in all the joints, knees and fingers.

22. Upper Limbs.-Sprained pain in wrists.-Pain in fingers (r. hand) while writing.-Tearing in finger-joints.-Tips of fingers very sensitive to cold.-Tetter on hands.

23. Lower Limbs.-Pains in knee and r. thigh when walking or sitting.-Tearing in knees.-Piercing pain in r. great toe (evening).-Cold feet.

25. Skin.-Itching all over body without eruption.-Vesicular erysipelas of face.-Lupus on face.-Tetter.-Hard swelling round mercurial syphilitic ulcers on lower limbs.

26. Sleep.-Very restless at night.-Sleepless from dryness of throat.-Night sweats.

27. Fever.-Chilliness; followed by heat with trembling, accompanied by a rapid swelling and great redness of glands below ear and in throat.-Heat with thirst, causing to drink frequently.-Night sweats.-Sweats easily.


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Inmate Mixer

Another prison recipe, this one actually is made in a bowl, so I guess Texas prisoners get bowls. That’s better than some of these that are made inside the bag.

Submitted By:Erin

Submitted From: Amarillo, TX

  • One Ramen package Any flavor
  • Can of Hormel Chili or any kind of chili
  • Small package of Fritos or any corn chip
  • Cheese if desired, grated or chopped

Boil Noodles to desired state. Drain almost all of noodles except about 1/4 of the water. Place the noodles in a bowl and mix in the seasoning packet, a can of chili, fritos or corn chips, and cheese if desired. You’ve now created the “Inmate Mixer,” an inmate shared this with my husband while he was a guard in a prison here in Texas.


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Featured Band: Pentagram

As the doom legends prepare their return, here’s just about everything you ever wanted to know

Although a concept conceived by seventeen year old co-founders Geof O’Keefe and Bobby Liebling on Halloween night, PENTAGRAM’s official birth isn’t celebrated until a few months later at the band’s first rehearsal, on Christmas 1971.

Along with the co-founders, the duo were joined by fellow DC musician’s Greg Mayne on bass and guitarist Vincent McAllister, and for a time, second guitarist Randy Palmer, also of Bedemon. During the first three years, Liebling would write dozens of songs. Many of these are now considered classics mostly thanks to Relapse Records “First Daze Here” collections.

These songs and more would be and continue to be resurrected and reanimated by Liebling and the legend of Pentagram over the next half decade. This would lead the world music press, in hindsight, to declare Pentagram not only one of the perfectors of hard rock, but also one of the innovators of a new genre called “heavy metal”. The band managed to release a few singles, 1972’s “Lazy Lady” (released as “Macabre”, not “Pentagram”.) 1973’s “Hurricane” and a cover of the Rolling Stones “Under My Thumb” in 1974. The singles didn’t go anywhere, Liebling’s personal demons began to fester during this time and this innovative line up played their last gig in 1976. Pentagram would then lay dormant until Liebling connected with Joe Hasselvander in 1978. Hasselvander was playing in a singer-less band consisting of himself (drums), Richard Kueht (guitar), Paul Trowbridge (guitar), and Marty Swaney (bass). Liebling soon joined and the group took on the Pentagram moniker as they began performing Liebling’s material that he had written years before. After playing several shows and releasing the 7″ single “Living in a Ram’s Head” in 1979, personal differences, once again fuelled by Liebling’s demons, doomed this line up to death by the end of the decade. In 1980, guitarist Victor Griffin and bassist Lee Abney had formed a band called DEATH ROW in Morristown, TN. Griffin then met Hasselvander, who was dating his sister, clicked with him musically and relocated his band to northern Virginia to jam with him. Needing a singer, Hasselvander suggested his old singer, Liebling.

After only one jam session together, it was obvious the magic was happening and Liebling joined as vocalist for Death Row. Former Pentagram member Martin Swaney soon replaced Lee Abney on bass and the classic Death Row line-up was formed. Struggling to find gigs outside of their area, and following demos recorded in 1982 and 1983, Hasselvander left the band. Local DC drummer Stuart Rose was chosen as his replacement.

The band signed with the unrelated Pentagram Records and after much debate, changed the band name from Death Row to Pentagram. The 82/83 Death Row demos, which had been packaged together under the title “All Your Sins,” was then released as the first official Pentagram album in 1985, simply re-titled titled “Pentagram”. Pentagram recorded and released their sophomore effort, “Day Of Reckoning”, on Napalm Records in 1987.

Following merely a handful of live shows, the band folded yet again in 1988. After the rigors of going nowhere, Griffin left for other personal and professional opportunities on the west coast. Liebling wouldn’t stay down however and the band reformed the following year with early 70s members Greg Mayne on bass and Randy Palmer on guitar. Liebling recruited locals Ted Feldman on guitar and Jon Cook on drums. The band was working towards recording a third album, but shortly after their first live performance, Pentagram found doom once again and imploded once again. Five more inactive years would pass as Liebling fell further into the dark abyss of the rock and roll lifestyle.

A light would come from across the sea in 1993 when Peaceville Records reached out to the band. The British record label would re-issue the band’s two albums, renaming the debut “Relentless” and giving the records their new, much-debated, uniformed, baphomet cover artwork. One of them, “Relentless” with silver ink, and the other, “Day of Reckoning” with gold ink. Feeling inspired, the “Death Row” line-up of Liebling, Griffin, Hasselvander, and Swaney reformed, gigged in the area and wrote a new album. “Be Forewarned” was released on Peaceville in 1994. Forever doomed of course, Swaney and Hasselvander once again quit left the band. Griffin’s nephew, Virginia musician Greg Turley joined on bass with local drummer Gary Isom taking the vacant drum throne.

Lasting until 1997, Pentagram re-entered the sub-basement as its members once again left Liebling. Unable to stay fully locked away, 1999 saw Pentagram re-emerge as a studio duo with Joe Hasselvander returning to his old friend’s side once again. Also at this time, Relapse Records a&r person, Sean “Pellet” Pelletier reached out to Liebling, reconnected his seventies bandmates and began compiling the lost studio and rehearsal songs which would become PENTAGRAM “First Daze Here”.

Meanwhile, in the studio, with Hasselvander on the instruments, and songs new and old living large, the pair recorded both 1999’s “Review Your Choices” and 2001’s “Sub-Basement” for Italy’s Black Widow Records. Although the cult of Pentagram was strong, all of its member’s weren’t, and after a failed attempt at a live gig on July 14th, 2001 at the Doomsday Festival in Towson, MD, Liebling once again found himself without a “band”. In 2004, Liebling recruited guitarist Kelly Carmichael and bassist Adam Heinzmann of Maryland based doom mainstays Internal Void along with Pittsburgh’s Mike Smail of Dream Death / Penance.

The new line-up recorded the half-baked “Show em How” album for Black Widow but, as history recounts, this line-up couldn’t survive Liebling’s ongoing turmoil. The band’s implosion was highlighted by the backstage overdose of Liebling in the winter of 2005 at the Black Cat club in Washington, DC. The end of that year saw the release of the second volume of seventies Pentagram songs via “First Daze Here Too” on Relapse Records. The LP was a co-release the next year on Relapse and Pelletier’s own Vessel Records. In September 2006, Pellet recruited Philadelphia’s 9/14 Pictures and started filming Liebling’s daily struggles as to what was to become the award-winning “Last Days Here” documentary.

In August of 2008, a new Pentagram lineup was announced which featured Liebling and locals Russ Strahan on guitar, Mark Ammen on bass as well as the return of drummer Gary Isom, who now had some underground success as part of the rock band Spirit Caravan. The Pinnacle of this line up was captured live by 9.14 Pictures at the band’s sold out, return to the stage at the historic, Webster Hall in NYC. It can now forever be seen as one of the climaxes experienced in “Last Days Here”. After a relatively successful string of shows throughout the US and Europe over the next year and a half, Russ Strahan abruptly left the band. Liebling took his drug-addled show on the road with a fill-in guitarist but this half-baked version of the band soon crumbled after an ill-fated US tour. Just prior to the start of a tour in May of 2010, Pentagram unexpectedly announced the return of guitarist Victor Griffin and bassist Greg Turley as touring members while Griffin’s Place of Skulls was on hiatus. Liebling couldn’t deny playing live and had reached out to his old bandmates to rejoin.

Only days into the first gigs, the magic of these old friends was captured live on video at the Maryland Death Fest. After an overwhelmingly positive reaction by fans and several successful appearances, Griffin and Turley rejoined as permanent members of Pentagram and, in November, signed a license deal with legendary Los Angeles label Metal Blade Records. The band enlisted Place of Skulls drummer Tim Tomaselli and began work on “Last Rites”, the first Pentagram album in seven years . The record came out in the spring of 2011 to glowing reviews. The year also marked the band’s 40th Anniversary.

To help celebrate, Metal Blade released the Maryland Deathfest performance as the dvd “When The Screams Come” and the band launched into several “40th Anniversary Party” concerts. One of which was at the South by Southwest festival in Austin, TX where the film about Liebling, “Last Days Here” was also debuting. The film was quickly sold to Sundance Selects / IFC and would travel the worldwide film festival circuit where it won several awards including “Best Music Documentary” at the International Documentary Film Festival in Amsterdam. Pentagram continued touring in Europe and the US throughout the remainder of 2011, including the band’s first-ever appearances in the UK. March 2012 saw the theatrical release of “Last Days Here” in the US with a US DVD release date that July; the film started streaming on Netflix that August as well as it being licensed by Showtime and The Movie Channel. Due to its popularity, all three outlets would end up renewing the film and extending its run. Tomaselli was unable to meet the band’s rigorous touring schedule and put in his notice.

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I work with a number of committees on medical laboratory Quality, some of them solely within the framework of the medical laboratory specialists, some from without.  With some I have been engaged for a very long time, up to 30 years, while others I am the “new guy in town”, which is a bit humorous considering that by no measure would anyone ever suggest that I am a “new guy”.  All these committees are active and generating new and interesting information that will be significantly contributory to the medical laboratory over the next many years.

The problem is that as you look at these committees, everyone, or near everyone is well over 55 years old, and many are over 60, and a few are over 65.  Not only are we getting older, we are refusing to leave.  Many ISO committees have members that have hogged spots for 12-15-20 years, insinuating that only they have the right and proper ideas.

Fortunately our generation by and large has given up smoking, and some of us are eating better and remaining relatively fit, and so 60 is much akin to the “new 50”.  But the reality is that we cannot and will not go one for ever.  While we can sustain our elder statesman status maybe for another 5 or so years, in the intermediate term and definitely in the long term, this greying of Quality will be a very unhealthy situation for the Quality process.  We do no good service holding on to our positions until they are pried out of our cold dead fingers.

I see the challenge from two main perspectives.
In my own situation, I have been working in the Medical Laboratory Quality arena since the early 1980s, with most the time in virtual obscurity.  The number of folks even remotely interested in what I was doing was at best few and far between.  We were a very small community of interested parties, largely talking among ourselves.  But in the last 10-12 years, things have changed and the amount of interest by our colleagues and public has changed considerably.  Today we are the right folks in the right place at the right time.

Some of us are enjoying the opportunity to share what we have found so interesting for a long time.  We are not ready to leave just yet (or said another way, we are not ready to let go) and even if we were, we have been ineffective at succession planning.

Speaking solely for my situation in healthcare, for a number of reasons, our colleagues now between 40 and 55 years with 10-20 years of experience has been very slow to adopt or adapt to Quality Management as an essential component of health care practice.  From their perspective, Quality was boring when they started and is boring today.  Accreditation and Proficiency Testing and Quality Audits just take away from doing whatever they do and perceive as the interesting thing.  And generally speaking that is what they convey to the group coming up behind them.  That is not to say that there are no interested folks coming up; that would be unfair and invalid.  It is just that they are still few and far between.

But at the same time, the Quality message appears to be gathering momentum with recent graduates who have just completed their education and training and are in the first 5-10 years of their new career.  That is the group within which we are finding people interested in Quality as a pursuit for graduate studies, or seeing opportunity to effect professional change.  Every month we get more and more interest in our proposed Masters program and in PhD studies, and increasing interest in our certificate course.

This is the group that has more command of a more diversified social media, and less reliance on traditional information sources.  This is the group with a sufficient degree of pre-mature cynicism and is very cognizant of public exposure of the impacts of poor practices.  Given a choice believing that testing disasters are just part of the “price of doing business” and “seeing them as a insult to patient safety and care, they are more likely to side to the latter.

And the evidence is compelling.  Canadian Standards Association now has an academic challenge, and International Standards has a World Standards Academic Day.  In North America there are new university based program opening every quarter.  The light has been turned on, and both programs and students are responding.

From my perspective I see this as a strong positive outlook. Sooner rather than later, the spot-hoggers are going to be gone.   Over the short term there are probably enough up-and-coming folks to take over from us older guys who are ready to go do other things.  But there is a tsunami wave of interested and keen Qualitologists training up now that will sweep over healthcare in all its manifestations in only a few years time.

And that is a good thing.

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  1. Nice topic and an interesting point of view. I do totally agree with it, and I think we are missing this kind of understanding not only in the field of quality, rather in different other fields of life in general where passing of knowledge transferring from generation to another in necessary.


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You can eat almost any food as long as they are not too hard or sticky. Once treatment begins, we will explain the complete instructions and provide a comprehensive list of foods to avoid. Some of those foods include: ice, hard candy, raw vegetables and all sticky foods (i.e. caramel and taffy). You can avoid most emergency appointments to repair broken or damaged braces by carefully following our instructions.

Do I need to brush my teeth more often if I have braces?

With braces, you should brush your teeth at least three times a day to keep your teeth, gums, and mouth healthy and clean. Brushing regularly will help remove any food that may be caught between the braces. You should also floss daily to get in between your braces where your brush isn’t able to reach. Your orthodontist can show you how to properly brush and floss once your braces are placed.

Will my braces interfere with my school activities like sports, playing an instrument, or singing?

Playing an instrument or a contact sport may require some adjustment when you first get your braces, but wearing braces will not stop you from participating in any of your school activities. If you play a contact sport, it is recommended that you wear a mouth-guard to protect your braces or appliance.

How often do I need to come in for appointments?

Patients are usually seen every 4-8 week intervals.

Do I still need dental checkups every six months when I’m being seen by the orthodontist?

Yes! In fact, it’s even more important that patients receiving orthodontic treatment visit their dentist regularly. With braces, food may be caught in places that your toothbrush can’t reach. This causes bacteria to build up that can lead to cavities, gingivitis, and gum disease. Your dentist will work closely with your orthodontist to make sure that your teeth stay clean and healthy while wearing braces.

Can orthodontic correction occur while a child has baby teeth?

Yes. Some orthodontic problems are significant enough to require early intervention. However, if a patient is not yet ready for treatment, we will follow that patient’s growth and development until the time is right for treatment to begin.

Can I get Invisalign?

Invisalign has made important advances since their introduction in the ‘80’s to improve their effectiveness. Despite their popularity and vast demand from advertisements, clear aligners still pose major challenges for certain types of orthodontic cases. Not all patients are recommended for Invisalign. Upon examination, Dr. Jones may discuss this exciting treatment option with you.

Why should I choose an orthodontic specialist?

Teeth, and sometimes entire facial structures, are permanently changed by orthodontic treatment. It is important that the treatment be appropriate and properly completed. Orthodontic specialists have extensive and specialized training that enables them to provide their patients with professional, personalized treatments.


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Bomber kills Sri Lankan general

Monday, June 26, 2006 Posted: 0627 GMT (1427 HKT)

COLOMBO, Sri Lanka (CNN) -- A suicide bomber targeted a top Sri Lankan military officer Monday as he traveled to work in southern Colombo, killing the general and three others, police and military sources said.

The sources said the attack has all the hallmarks of the Tamil Tiger rebels, but there has been no claim of responsibility.

Maj. Gen. Parami Kulatunga -- who died after he was taken to a hospital -- was the army's deputy chief of staff, the third highest ranking official in Sri Lanka's army.

Two of his military escorts and a bystander were also killed, the sources said.

The suicide bomber rammed his motorcycle into the army vehicle carrying Kulatunga and detonated, the sources said.

Several vehicles were torched in the explosion, and bystanders helped douse the fires.

The attack happened in Panagoda, a southern suburb of Colombo, around 7:45 a.m. (0215 GMT Monday).

Kulatunga was driving to army headquarters from a garrison in Panagoda, where he lived.

Rebel attacks and government reprisals against Tamil strongholds have been frequent over the past few months, in violation of a cease-fire brokered by Norway in 2002.

On April 25, a suicide bomber infiltrated Sri Lanka's army headquarters in an attempt to kill army commander, Lt. Gen. Sarath Fonseka, who was seriously wounded in the attack, blamed on Tamil Tigers.


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Nova VML(D06L+D06R)/18/2.5C

A Nova 250A multipole busbar unit.

This unit will accommodate a total of 12 no. 2 Pole standard mcb's with connections at a nominal 18mm c/c. 6 no. Neutral outgoing terminals are on the left and 6 no. on the right.

The incoming Neutral terminal is on the left.

Outgoing terminals in this unit have a solid terminal (suffix C).

The 4P incoming terminals are at the Nova standard of 35 mm c/c to accommodate a direct connection to a 250AF device. Cable or inter connections can also be used if required.

4 outgoing terminal shrouds are included as standard. Spare shrouds can be supplied as optional extras if required.

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Childhood Dream – 1972 VW Bay Window Bus

For people who know me, this might not be news but I recently purchased a 1972 VW Bay Window Bus.
I always admired these vehicles and after I moved 3 years ago to California and picked up surfing, I figured it is time to follow your dream.

As you can see, it is not perfect. But this is what I love about it. At least, there’s very little rust.
Over the next few months, I plan on doing a few minor repairs:

  • Replace Fuel Gauge Sending Unit – currently the fuel gauge is not working
  • Install a camper bed – As shown here
  • Replace the oil plug, which is currently leaking
  • Repair the starter, the solenoid is stuck often
  • Remove and fix a small area which has rust

So far, I have only repaired the locks on the drivers and passenger door, the breaking light and the dome light.
My friends and family know that I am probably the worst car mechanic in the world. I hate getting my hands dirty and prefer to just drive my car to the next mechanic and pay for a simple oil change.

When I bought the bus, I realized that I will have to become a car mechanic, otherwise it will be too expensive to keep the bus running.

First, I bought How to Keep Your Volkswagen Alive – A Manual Of Step-by-Step Procedures For The Compleat Idiot , by John Muir:

I would recommend everyone with an air-cooled Volkswagen, to get a copy of this book. It is perfect for people with no or very little knowhow. It helped me three times already and it is worth every cent!
The book has been useful a few times already:

  • Ran out of gas because the fuel gauge does not work
  • Got towed because the starter didn’t want to start anymore
  • Had to leave the car at Safeway because the starter didn’t want to start anymore

For the starter issue, I already found the cause, a stuck solenoid, and a possible solution. I will go on my first proper road trip with this gem in April and will report back how it went.
If I don’t update my blog after the first week of April, I might still be stuck somewhere in the woods with the Bus.


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Plus, Taco Bell and Burger King introduce new products, and the fast food workers' strike expands.

Welcome to our round-up of the top fast food news stories of the day.

The Better of Two Evils

Fast food may take all the flak for its not-so-nutritious offerings, however, a survey of 19 sit-down chains done by University of Toronto researchers found that the average meal contained 1,128 calories, compared to the fast food average of 881, according to ABC News.

Popular lunch and dinner meals at small chains across the country were also found to contain a whopping 1,327 calories on average by researchers at Tufts University in Boston.

"Considering that more than half the restaurants in the US are independent or small chain and won't be covered by labeling requirements in the future, this is something consumers need to pay attention to," said Lorien Urban of the Tufts study. "It's also important because nearly 40% of meals are now eaten outside the home."

With obesity continuing to become synonymous with America, the fast food industry, with its massive reach and worldwide reputation, has faced the brunt of the backlash.

The days of sit-down meals with the entire family are slowly fading away as people head out to restaurants more often, but nutritional research has made it clear that this is not a healthy step.

As healthier offerings continue to pop up on menus and research continues to be compiled, fast food may have an opportunity to finally shirk its reputation -- perhaps the industry can position itself as a surprisingly healthier alternative when eating out?

Milwaukee to Continue Fast Food Strikes: Will Minimum Wage Become a Thing of the Past?

Following in the footsteps of workers in New York City, Chicago, St. Louis, and Detroit, Milwaukee fast food and retail workers have started walking off the job today.

Fast food industry giants like McDonald's (NYSE:MCD) and Yum (NYSE:YUM), and retailers like Wal-Mart (NYSE:WMT), have historically offered minimum or just above minimum wage to employees, well below what's considered a living wage.

The Milwaukee Workers Organizing Committee (MWOC) intends to have hundreds of workers abandon their posts in the fight for wages of $15 per hour, a far cry from the state minimum of $7.25 currently offered.

"If we truly want to stimulate the economy, then we must stimulate the wages of those who collectively have the buying power to strengthen the economy. It's simple. I support the workers today because raising their wage, raises our economy," said Pastor Charles Williams II of Historic King Solomon Baptist Church, a leader of the Detroit walk outs, in an e-mail to the Huffington Post.

With the employment rate in the fast food and retail industry still far above that of overall employment, and demand for jobs high, the MWOC and its counterparts will likely need a massive mobilization effort in order to prompt a reaction.

While $15 is almost definitely out of the question, with over four million employees in the fast food industry alone, any bending on the part of employers could drastically impact profits.

Taco Bell Introduces the Waffle Taco

Taco Bell, Yum's Mexican eatery and advocator of the late-night Fourth Meal, began testing a new item for its First Meal breakfast lineup that launched earlier this year in about 800 locations across ten states, according to CNBC.

The waffle taco, composed of a scrambled egg, a sausage patty, and maple syrup nestled within a fried waffle, is currently available in select Southern California locations and sells for $0.89.

Should the initial tests go well, the waffle taco will become available at all Taco Bell locations that offer breakfast, said Rob Poetsch, a Taco Bell spokesman.

This waffle variation on a Mexican staple joins the ranks of Taco Bell's vastly successful Doritos Locos tacos, over 450 million of which have been sold since their launch in 2012.

Despite the waffle taco lacking the brand association of the Doritos Locos innovation, Yum could have its ticket into the incredibly valuable fast-food breakfast competition if it takes off with consumers.

Burger King Takes Aim at the McRib

Burger King (NYSE:BKW) may have its sights set on infiltrating the cult that is the McRib fan base as it's set to release the BK Rib sandwich nation wide on May 21.

The BK Rib will join the likes of the Carolina-style BBQ sandwiches, the Memphis pulled pork sandwich, and sweet potato fries that it introduced recently to meet consumers' varied interests.

"Our guests have grown to look for a variety of options. It's not just about beef anymore, but other proteins like chicken and turkey and pork," said Eric Hirschhorn, vice president of global innovation at Burger King, to USA Today.

The $3.49 boneless BK Rib follows the 2010 failure by the company to introduce bone-in fire-grilled ribs that sold for nearly $9 in some locations.

This new price point and the more convenient style of the BK Rib make it a far more direct competitor of the McRib, but the legend of the limited-time-offer McDonald's sandwich could present an insurmountable barrier of entry into the rib sandwich game.

Whether it can snag a share of the McRib market or not, Burger King will have at least made a significant addition to its menu in a fast food and health-centric era that demands constant innovation in order to remain relevant.
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A light rail transit display vehicle from Metrolinx will be at Mississauga Celebration Square from May 10 to May 14 for residents to get a close-up look at the type of vehicle that could be used on the Hurontario-Main corridor.

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Mississauga Celebration Square
300 City Centre Drive, Mississauga

The project team will also be available during the weekend (and at the public information centre on May 14 from 3 to 8 p.m.) to answer questions from the public:

Saturday, May 11 - 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Sunday, May 12 - 12 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Hurontario-Main LRT Project
The City of Mississauga and the City of Brampton have a vision for a vibrant Hurontario-Main corridor from the Lakeshore in Port Credit to downtown Brampton. In 2011, the cities' Master Plan concluded that Light Rail Transit (LRT) is the preferred form of transit along the Hurontario-Main corridor. An LRT system, providing key transportation connections to the cities, both north/south and with the GO Transit system, has been identified as a catalyst for sustainable, well-managed growth. The Hurontario-Main LRT Project is now in the Preliminary Design and Transit Project Assessment (TPAP) Phase, which includes design and technical studies supported by extensive stakeholder and public consultations.

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Oblique Pen Set

by Speedball

The Oblique Pen Set contains the necessary tools to accomplish Copperplate and Spenserian Script. This 6 piece set includes a penholder with 4 No. 101 pen nibs and 2 No. 103 pen points.

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Product seems ideal for a beginner in calligraphy. Shipping was quick. I will definitely buy from them again in the future as my skill level improves.

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Rated by: David W. in Stanley, VA
Product seems ideal for a beginner in calligraphy. Shipping was quick. I will definitely buy from them again in the future as my skill level improves.
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Wonderful pen set & just what I was expecting. The shipping was ultra fast!! I will definitely buy from this site again & again...
Rated by: O S. in New Jersey, NJ
Very good product, I'm 100% satisfied with the pen.
Rated by: Shauna S. in Queens, NY
The best of the four sets I own. Magnificently versatile and easy to work with; plus it gives a lot of control.
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Excellent product for an excellent price. I am pleased with the speed of delivery as well as the quality and price of the product.
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I am very happy with this Oblique Pen Set. I had to look several different places before I found it on Misterart.com and was thrilled to be able to order it through the mail.
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Ad Marker Caddy

by Chartpak

Made of durable plastic to hold 25 Ad Markers. Caddy measures 4 inches wide x 2 1/4 in. tall. Each marker slot is 11/16 in. wide.

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This product is perfect for storing the Ranger Mini Misters! Saves money and hold 25 of the misters.

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Will this caddy slot hold a Copic Sketch marker?

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The Ad Marker Caddy by Chartpak is suggested for use with the Ad Markers only.

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Rated by: J Skeeters in Fort Wayne, IN
This product is perfect for storing the Ranger Mini Misters! Saves money and hold 25 of the misters.
Rated by: Deborah B. in Worland, WY
Great storage for a great marker! Keeps them in an organized manner! Highly recommend.
Rated by: J.W. C. in Rutland, VT
This was my first intro to Mr. Art. I had recieved a gift certificate for Christmas and was looking for new storage units to hold my art supplies, specifically Prismacolor Double-ended markers (I use them for my comic). I was surprised to find so many options! I decided to try out the Ad Marker Caddy and see if it would help my storage needs. It now holds 25 of my skin tone markers and next month it will hold the rest of my markers. They are stylish, compact for small spaces and hold 25 large markers each. This is a great product and helpful storage for markers in small spaces. I give it a great big, 2 Thumbs WAAAY up!
Rated by: Paul W. in Myrtle Beach, SC
We prefer Ad Caddies to Prismacolor Studio Stackers. They are more compact and efficient when it comes to marker storage. Sorting and resorting markers is easier w/ the Ad Caddy because the opening aren't as snug as they are with the Stacker. When full, the Ad Caddy it is definitely more durable and stable than the flimsy Stacker, which can fall apart and require reassembly if dropped to the floor. The Ad Caddy can also accommodate Tria and Prisma markers. The only disadvantage the Ad Caddy has to the Stacker is that with the Staker you can view all your marker color labels in one glance. Other than that, choosing the Ad Caddy over the Stacker is a no-brainer.
Rated by: Marc L. in Colts Neck, NJ
Good quality plastic holder and at a good price. Hard to find anywhere, but MisterArt.com had them.
Rated by: Linny O. in Newport, KY
Excellent product at an excellent price. Extremely versatile. Not only well made enough for holding markers but also pens, colored pencils, and craft items of all kinds.
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I find the Chartpak Ad Marker Caddies to be just the right size to move around in my studio and all a very stable base unlike my Prisma Color Tiered system. I also can label the side of this caddy with the marker numbers for fast locating and storage.
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Love this little caddy. It keeps my markers right where I want them! Perfect!
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Great product. Keeps my chartpak markers neat and organized!
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This is the perfect answer for organizing my extremely cluttered work table. It keeps my markers easily accessible and allows me to organize color groups. Especially nice for copic markers, as well as the Chartpak markers. It makes my work a whole lot easier on a daily basis.
Rated by: jodi g. in lisle, NY
they are well built, however i did not find them to be exactly what i thought they would be. if they were built beveled that would be great. then the markers could be stored at an angle and not stored vertically; that would be more beneficial. however for the price they are sufficient.
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This is a great product -just what I needed to keep my Chartpak markers handy!
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Perfect for organizing and keeping track of thick and thin markers in a classroom. Makes for quick scanning to check that all are covered and accounted for!
Rated by: T.D. H. in L.A., CA
While not as nice as the tiered Prismacolor caddies, this is excellent storage for thicker markers that won't fit into standard pen/marker caddies.
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Have used this product in the past with excellent results. Wish it had build in tabs or something to attach multiple caddies together.
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Great caddy for paint pens/markers. I only wish it had some slots for the larger paint pens.
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I have been searching and searching for this item on all kinds of art supplies web sites and finally here it is!

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Pip-Squeaks Washable Wacky Tips Markers

by Crayola

Draw cool effects from an assortment of fun, wacky marker tips! This pack of 16 colors include 8 unique tip designs. Each of the fun tips comes in 2 different colors. The 16 colors are: cherry red, parakeet blue, orange butterfly, cherry blossom, baby lime, little boy blue, grape, brussel sproutlet, sweet pea green, tiny tangerine, denim patch, baby bunny pink, fuzzy duckling yellow, brass button, tiny teapot tan and leaf green.

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