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Tattoos aren't art – they're graffiti
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THE Big Debate topic in Saturday's Evening Mail was "Have tattoos lost their stigma?".
Arguing in favour of them was a local tattooist who loved the "lowbrow art" aspect of tattoos but said that lowbrow association has now been lost, because people working in banks, solicitors' practices and dental surgeries have tattoos.
The person arguing "against" took a somewhat neutral approach, but did provide an interesting history of tattoos in society.
I don't do fence-sitting, so have decided to wade into the debate, squarely in the "against" camp, because tattoos really give me the needle.
They look universally dreadful and enhance nobody's body, whether you're Samantha Cameron with a discreet dolphin on your ankle, David Beckham (below) with a load of random writings on your arm, or an 18-stone chav with a tramp stamp the size of Askam just above your buttocks.
It's the same with that other regrettable current trend: ear-stretching. I find the sight of people with vast holes in their ear-lobes quite repellent.
The thing I really don't get about tattoos is the unforgiving permanence of them.
What possesses someone to wish to disfigure themselves forever? At an airport a few months ago, I saw a young woman. She was in her early 20s, blonde, slim and stunning – but blighted entirely, and for life, by the fact her right arm was completely covered by one huge, hideous, shoulder-to-wrist tattoo.
As for solicitors' and dentists' practices, I know a fair few dentists, doctors and solicitors. And I have never seen one with a tattoo – or, indeed, anyone working in such premises with tattoos on display, thank goodness.
Professional people and tattoos simply do not go together. If I went to see a GP only to find that he or she had an armful of tattoos I'd be legging it to the door before I'd even had time to lie about how many units of alcohol I consume each week.
Similarly, it would be fair to assume that Kate Middleton's ambitions of marrying Prince William would have been thwarted if she had a barbed wire tattoo on her arm.
Tattoo lovers will say that "body art" is a way of proudly proclaiming one's 'individuality'. But tattoos are now far too banal and common (in every sense of the word) even to come close to being described as individual. I once read somewhere that tattoos are little more than the "cheap plumage of the attention-seeker". How true.
I believe it is still legal to declare a dislike of tattoos – possibly because to label someone as a "tattooist" (as in a sexist or a chauvinist) would be somewhat confusing. It's probably only a matter of time before that changes, however, so I'll say it while I still can: tattoos are horrible. They aren't body art – they're body graffiti.
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I yet again fail to see the point of these âarticles,â they appear as nothing more than a soap box in which the âwriterâ can attempt to proclaim their superiority over something trivial. Whilst it does have potential to be humours and light hearted, the structure feels full of holes and Iâm not sure what I was supposed to get from reading it. Is she meant to represent a particular section of society? If so who? Are we supposed to warm to her as a person? If so I would recommend a light hearted approach which does not offend a large proportion of society. Are we ourselves supposed to relate and feel better that âwe donât have tramp stamps the size of Askam.â Ergo we are better than those who do?Rusty.
Tattoos are indeed hideous. But the bad ones aren't those on the toned bellies of the young and (otherwise) beautiful slim blonde creatures on their way on holiday....go and look at that same woman in 50 years' time when she is older, fatter and wrinklier and the cute dolphin has turned into a faded, mis-shapen blue whale.
Tattoss are never attractive on the young but should be made illegal on the old wrinklies...they put me off my all-inclusive buffet dinner
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With bed tax revenue continuing its climb in February, the TDC advisory council held its regular monthly meeting last week as a spring promotion gathered steam and peak of the season looms.
The revenue numbers from February maintained a positive winter trend.
February bed tax revenue grew 18 percent over the same month last year and follows monthly increases of 3.48 percent in January, 48 percent in December – went some tax collectors were still reporting quarterly – and 6.8 percent in November.
Year to date, year over year, revenue has climbed 7.8 percent.
The goal for this year is 20 percent over the prior fiscal year and the county's tourist season is only now starting to pick up in earnest.
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The switch from quarterly to uniform monthly reporting was critical to Jenkins for honing her marketing focus throughout the year.
Bed tax revenue mirrors a busy period of the shoulder season, typically and traditionally a slower time for vacationers and visitors, but one Jenkins and her team have been focusing on as they try to build tourism during such shoulder seasons.
The Welcome Center in Port St. Joe saw a jump in visitors of 31 percent and traffic to the agency's website has increased 169 percent.
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The spring promotion on Instagram has gone well, Jenkins said, though the numbers are less than she had hoped. The quality of the photos posted to reflect how folks think of Gulf County, however, have exceeded her hopes.
"I have to think more of the quality than the quantity," she said.
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"The spring promotion is going real well," Jenkins said. "I am pleased with the results so far.
"The branding is good. People are liking it. We are getting pretty good exposure with it."
The underlying hope for the promotion was to increase awareness about Gulf County in the non-traditional tourist months of shoulder season. That exposure grows exponentially when linking to social media and online platforms.
And using that increased awareness of Gulf County as a springboard for additional promotions throughout the year.
The increase in Google impressions during the pre-spring and spring promotions total nearly 7 million. The goal across all platforms is 13 million, Jenkins said, a reachable goal.
The local partners benefit, Jenkins said.
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"Handing off 50 percent of traffic is pretty good," Jenkins said.
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Canon Legria HF M323 September 2010
Canon's latest addition to its Legria HF M series of camcorders is the compact, lightweight M32. A combination of extended storage, ease of use and Full HD shooting with improved creative options make the M32 look a tempting treat. But is it? Canon's...
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Kodak ESP 72507 August 2010
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Devolo dLAN 200 AVpass kit28 May 2010
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Sigma DP2s digital camera26 April 2010
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Pentax Optio H90 compact camera19 April 2010
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Sony Cyber-shot DSC-TX7 camera12 April 2010
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Nikon Coolpix P100 camera22 March 2010
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Nikon Coolpix S640 compact camera4 March 2010
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Nikon Coolpix S570 compact camera9 February 2010
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Nikon D3s DSLR camera19 January 2010
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Sony Bravia KDL-40V5810 television5 January 2010
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4 out of 5
Canon IXUS 120 IS digital camera8 December 2009
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Canon IXUS 200 IS digital camera1 December 2009
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Movie tells cancer victim's fight against Samsung
10/10/2013 5:50amA movie funded by donations and crowding-funding investments from nearly 7,000 people has highlighted the battle of a Samsung factory worker's family to win compensation for her death from leukemia in the face of media indifference and corporate obstruction.
Kid stars of 'Mister & Pete' show impressive range
10/10/2013 7:32amWhen working with spirited child actors, directors often keep a few tricks up their sleeves.
Your guide to the 2013 Nobel Prizes
10/10/2013 8:23amHere's a look at the achievements being honored by this year's Nobel Prizes, the $1.2 million awards handed out since 1901 by committees in Stockholm and Oslo:
A glance at Nobel literature winner Alice Munro
10/10/2013 8:26amWHO WON?
Review: In 'Beyond: Two Souls' the spirit is weak
10/10/2013 8:48amDavid Cage doesn't care if you have fun.
Post-'Fruitvale,' Michael B. Jordan wants it all
10/10/2013 10:03amMichael B. Jordan wants it all _ from a "Rocky" spinoff to a role in the next "Star Wars" movie.
Early adopters get runway look through accessories
10/10/2013 11:03amIt can't be helped: After weeks of top designer runway previews of spring styles at marathon fashion weeks in New York, London, Milan and Paris, the eye started to wander and it caught the newest trends for handbags and shoes. For some shoppers, accessories are at the forefront of the catwalk news they're waiting for.
Faris feels 'guilty' balancing family with 'Mom'
10/10/2013 11:34amAnna Faris can't shake that guilty feeling.
Mackelmore & Ryan Lewis lead with 6 AMA nods
10/10/2013 11:58amNewcomers Macklemore & Ryan Lewis are the top contenders at the 2013 American Music Awards.
Will.i.am on producing for Spears, Gaga and Cyrus
10/10/2013 12:08pmWill.i.am says his heart is connected to Britney Spears' upcoming album.
As Batman turns 75, DC plans weekly comic book
10/10/2013 1:40pmThe Dark Knight's 75th anniversary won't be hiding in the shadows of Gotham.
'Downton Abbey' preview set to air in December
10/10/2013 1:45pmPBS is setting the table for the "Downton Abbey" feast ahead with a preview special planned for broadcast in December.
Miss Universe in trouble for Indian photo shoot
10/10/2013 1:52pmIndian police have filed a case against Miss Universe, American Olivia Culpo, for an unauthorized fashion shoot at the Taj Mahal, India's white-marble monument to love, a police officer said Thursday.
Kirkman offers no road map for 'The Walking Dead'
10/10/2013 2:07pmNothing's been as hard for Robert Kirkman as killing off Glenn.
JetBlue to let customers pool loyalty points
10/10/2013 2:15pmJetBlue will let family members and friends pool their frequent-flier points, a move aimed at attracting leisure travelers.
Canada's Alice Munro wins Nobel literature prize
10/10/2013 2:16pmIf there were a literary award bigger than the Nobel Prize, Alice Munro would probably win that, too.
New from Hershey: soft caramels
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Is fish sauce having its kale moment in America?
10/10/2013 4:33pmSix months ago, New York chef Marc Forgione had hardly heard of fish sauce. Then he watched his chef-partner Soulayphet Schwader using it to flavor nearly every dish at their new Laotian restaurant Khe-Yo.
Review: Lady wails in soulful 'Janis Joplin' show
10/10/2013 6:34pmLegendary blues and soul singer Janis Joplin was an astounding force of nature onstage and off. A new concert musical on Broadway provides a rockin' good time while imaginatively evoking her impassioned, thrilling talent.
New Tom Hanks movie features Minn. Somali actors
10/10/2013 7:10pmWhen Barkhad Abdi and three other amateur Somali actors from Minnesota learned they had won major roles in a new Tom Hanks movie, they tore off their clothes and jumped into the Pacific Ocean.
A fallen actor mourned in a 'Glee' tribute
10/10/2013 8:31pmThe high school musical drama "Glee" said goodbye to Finn, its beloved singer-quarterback, while paying tribute to Cory Monteith, the late actor who had portrayed him, in a much-anticipated episode that aired Thursday.
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Every project car starts with an idea to spark motivation for the build. In this case, automotive artist Jason Rushforth whipped his pen into action and scratched out an aggressive road-worthy direction for this ride. While some people have the luxury of starting their projects with rust-free, smooth-as-glass sheetmetal, that absolutely wasn't the case with Mike's Camaro. After a lengthy hunt, he found this '70 that appeared to be a good starting point for a project, but as the guys at Classic Auto Specialties in New Caney, Texas, began the bodywork process, they found the car to be in more than rough condition. Hidden beneath the paint were enough layers of body filler to dam a mile-wide river. The only body panels that were salvageable weren't even body panels at all-only the floorpan and trunk pan were worth saving.
Fresh sheetmetal was installed by brothers Mike and Jeff Cassidy. They continued the build while closely following the Rushforth rendering. Mike works as a parts and service director at a local Mercedes dealership, so that explains the Benz Brilliant Silver that was laid down by painter Ron Spencer.
The Camaro's suspension was left up to the experts at Detroit Speed. Their new hydro-formed front subframe was installed along with Detroit Speed coilovers and tubular A-arms. Out back, the Detroit Speed Quadra-Link suspension takes the place of the crusty old leaf springs that we're accustomed to. The rear axle is of the Ford variety-a bulletproof 9-inch that houses a set of 4.10 gears. A pair of Detroit Speed mini-tubs help create caverns large enough to accommodate the meaty BFGoodrich 335/40-18 tires. The shiny set of Rushforth "Whiplash" billet wheels (18x10 up front, 18x12 out back), showcase the Wilwood binders. Six-piston calipers handle the brunt out front, while the rear calipers are of the four-piston variety. It's a suspension and wheel combination that not only performs, but also breeds an aggressive stance that can sometimes elude many second-gen owners.
Motivation for this hot rod relies on the same engine found in the 2010 Camaro: The ever-popular LS3. With 6.2 liters (that's 378 ci for you old-school guys) of displacement, this sweetheart-of-a mill puts out 436 hp in crate engine form. With a mild camshaft and a set of Lemons long-tube headers, there's no doubt this Camaro is pushing 500 hp at the crank. Exhaust is purged through a set of Flowmaster mufflers producing an intimidating rumble that announces the Camaro's presence before rolling through any cruise night parking lot.
Grabbing gears is a high priority to Mike, so he went with the T56 six-speed manual topped with a Hurst shifter. The engine is dressed up with a set of Katech cast-aluminum valve covers and coil relocation brackets. Interior comfort is of big importance to Mike, so a Vintage Air Front Runner and A/C system keeps the cockpit temps in check, especially during the heated summer months.


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Michael Lyster and guests with highlights and analysis of the weekend's GAA action.
Roscommon manager John Evans was full of pride over his side's victory over Cavan in their All-Ireland football qua
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On Saturday, February 6th, the Utah Kids Club is sponsoring a Winter Palooza at the South Towne Expo Center! This event is sure to keep the kids moving and smiling as they jump in bounce houses, scale the climbing wall and run through the Kokopeli fitness obstacle course. These are only a few of the myriad of activities available that day! Tickets can be purchased here for only $4.
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HD video calling throughout open public room network connects more people in more places
LifeSize is leveraging Regus' network of locations in central business districts and transport hubs to create a public network of easy-to-access, stylish, video-enabled business suites across more than 40 countries. This worldwide network of LifeSize Public Rooms (LPRs) is publicly accessible, giving businesses everywhere convenient access to LifeSize's HD video conferencing, which is interoperable with existing video systems. That makes it easy for users to call anyone, anywhere on any video platform for the broadest possible collaboration.
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Dollhouse Modern Doll Family
Make room for your child to create her own unique adventures with this family of dolls just for her. Made of durable rubber wood with wire arms and legs that easily bend and twist, the fun and flashy Modern Doll Family stands out with brightly colored clothing, hair, and shoes. Sure to delight small children who love to invent their own games. Family includes a mother, father, and two children, each with their own unique colors and style of dress.
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Rft^lng Continueti ill FrtfeiKiit Stodiunv ' ^ ' • -JffiMJIfWi'AUi^irfRisaiig^iiWfllS ^or' the entire faniily continues this Friday night, Sept. 10 and Saturday night, Sept. II at the nearby Frooport Auto Races. Friday night action Will feature the speedy Sedans in hcuts leading up to the 25 lap feature race. The exciting* Short Track Midgets will riin a similar program and thjere will be races for the Street Class and the Women. By ROBERT A. FRANKE i»ubllclty, Fresport Fiio Dept. The Annual Nassau County Ballullon ChaniploiL«ihip Parade and Drill will bo held in Frccpoii on Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 11 and 12. . • - The leslivilles will start with n giant Block Parly on Saturday, Sept. 11. at 2 PM. In front ot the now Tire Dcpt. Headquarters Building on Broadway. There I will be. plenty of p-lzcs, surprkes, games, music, dancing and refreshments. The colorful parade will start at OiSO P.M, and will feature most of the fire departments ot Nassau County. Th^ parade wilt start on Bitioksidc Ave. and wlli^ruji cast- Sunrise Hwy. to the new PFD Headquarters Building oti Broadway. The Gala Block Party will lol« low the parade and will continue throughout the evening. On Sunday. Sept, 12, startlrW at 1 P.M., The BaUallon Drill will erly on'Merrick Rd."io'l«»in St, .*»* «"«.. will fccJudo;yarU«>ljJO* ^eiii It ^lll,jtwcEfd hajjhi^^^ •(Continued on iPago &V REPUBLICAN CLUB TO HONOR DORE BEDaL AND EX-CHIEF ELAR New Teachers Tour Free port As part, of the new teacher orientation, the school district, in conjunction with the Freeport Historical Society, has conducted a joint tour of the Village. • Under the capable leadership of Mrs. Catherine Kaland, Mrs, Lillian Glaser and Bto. Robert Raynor, various places of importance •\fere highlighted on the dis-tract* s tour, of its educatioiiol buildings. tee tour, which incladed such areas as the village parks, community churchWj industrial and business areas, the municipal - building! an4 oui^ f amous^water-ftxint area, had been carefully planned to give the new teachers and adndinislratOTS a t i ^ J i t '^ sight into the Preeport of today. School Supt, Edward A. Welling, Jr., and Robfertr- Raynor, Pifesidont ol tlxt Historical Soi" ciety, have staled that such a tour will glv¥ our new teachers a glimpse of the past history,of Freeport as well as its traditions and flans for tomorrow. i^-v V.' T ii .-W Photo above shows Peter C, Kelly (laft) Itopubllcan Leadmr of Freeporl, Mrs. Robert J Sweeney and Walter Murphy, OOP Club Pres., discussing plans for Om tastlmooial. dinner spoitsored by the Freeport Republican Club in honor oi retired Nassau Qninly CemplieUer Dor* BedeU and former Freeport PoUee Chief:Peter£l»r,. . 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The root of Nelson's problems began in mid-September, when his head boxing coach, Jeff Mayweather, suffered a mild heart attack after drinking an energy drink. The 49-year-old wound up hospitalized for weeks.
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The LDT regional subforums are the place to put your tracks, not for regional discussions. You can attach a Garmin compatible .gpx file. Sorry - no .gdb's or other file types. They can be way too big and harbor viruses.
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Will, ever the good son, had some stoic advice: Mom, perhaps you should sit on it.
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Balance: Head Light Headsize: 77.5 in2/500 cm2 Factory Grip: Hydromax Weight: 132g Factory String: M-FIL TS String Pattern: 16/19
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The Dunlop Aerogel 4D Ultimate is ideal for advanced/intermediate players seeking a head light pro player frame profile with dense 16x19 string pattern, widened throat area and long handle for ultimate feel and control, coupled with an oversize head to deliver maximum power. As used by Amr Shabana, highest World Ranking No.1.
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A working class British family struggles with their demons -- sometimes violently -- in this intensely emotional drama that marked the directorial debut of actor Gary Oldman. Janet (Laila Morse) is a widowed factory worker who shares her home with her aged mother Kath (Edna Dore), her daughter Valerie (Kathy Burke), her son Billy (Charlie Creed-Miles), and Valerie's husband Ray (Ray Winstone). Ray is an unstable and out-of-work alcoholic who often uses his pregnant wife as a punching bag, while Billy is a drug addict whose habit has led Janet to throw him out of the house more then once, only to take him back later. Janet is uncertain about what to do when Ray's latest tirade sends Valerie to the emergency room, and Janet also has to come to terms with the financial and emotional costs of Billy's addiction. Kathy Burke, Ray Winstone, and Laila Morse all received prizes from the 1997 British Independent Film Awards for their work in Nil by Mouth; Burke also received Best Actress honors at that year's Cannes Film Festival.~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide
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DESTIN — Sand pumping on Holiday Isle is a welcomed sight for a lot of residents — even those who opted out of the restoration project.
"We felt like we didn't need sand on our beach, but they really needed it," said Joseph Hughes, who built his single-family home on the beach in 1973.
Crews from Great Lakes Dredge and Docks have been pumping sand on the critically eroded beach on Holiday Isle for the past several days, only stopping Wednesday because of bad weather. Between 500,000 and 600,000 cubic yards of sand will be pumped onto a 6,200-foot stretch of beach that has been ravaged by storms in recent years.
Because of legal challenges, city leaders agreed to skip some properties and leave a roughly 2,600-foot gap in the middle of the project. Crews will skip Oceania, a group of 18 single-family homes, Holiday Isle Towers and the Martinique Condominiums.
Hughes said he doesn't oppose the eroded beaches being renourished.
"The state wanted to fill in the area in the middle of the project for continuity," Hughes said. "We agreed that the seven condos to our west needed sand, as did the properties to the east past Oceania."
His objection was that he has a "beautiful" beach right outside his back door that he would like to keep.
"From my house to the water, we have over 300 feet of beach" and a 14-foot sand berm, he said. "According to my mortgage documents, we own that property up to the water."
Hughes said that if the state placed sand on the beach behind his home, it ultimately would own the new shoreline and do whatever it wanted.
During a restoration project an erosion control line is created on the beach, and any sand that is placed to the south of the line becomes public property.
The West Destin Restoration project carries a $7.5 million price tag funded with bed tax dollars from the Okaloosa County Tourist Development Council. Destin officials signed a $6.77 million contract with the Oak Brook, Ill.-based Great Lakes Dredge and Docks last November.
Great Lakes was the contractor for the $28 million Destin/Walton County beach restoration in 2007.
Work began near the Jetty East Condominiums and will move toward the east jetty, which is expected to take 10 to 14 days. The crews then will pick back up near Holiday Surf & Racquet Club and move east for another 10- to 14-day stretch.
The work must be completed by March 15.
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