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The College of Mind-Body Medicine Certificate in Clinical and Applied Hypnosis06/21/2012
Modern hypnosis began with Anton Mesmer (1734-1815). Today hypnosis is an evidence-based practice, widely researched in university research programs, and used clinically in pain management, pre-surgical preparation, anxiety treatment, and a host of other medical and mental health applications.
This Certificate provides a comprehensive introduction to clinical and applied hypnosis, following the clinical training guidelines of the American Society for Clinical Hypnosis. The Certificate includes five courses, four residential conferences, and a capstone integrative essay.
A Tribute to a Dissertation Chair: Honoring Constance T. Fischer06/17/2012
The relationship between graduate students and University faculty is often a complex and rich one. The dissertation chair plays an especially pivotal role in the final stages of the PhD student's career and in the launching of his or her career. On June 3, I had the opportunity to attend the retirement party for Constance T. Fischer, my own dissertation chair at Duquesne University in Pittsburgh. I will share some observations about Connie Fischer's contributions to our understanding of human behavior and just touch on her contributions to my career.
Marilyn Mandala Schlitz, Pioneer in Consciousness-Based Health Care, to Provide August 2012 Commencement Address for College of MBM06/14/2012
Marilyn Mandala Schlitz, PhD, will provide the commencement address for the College of Mind-Body Medicine in San Diego on August 14 at 7:30 PM. Saybrook students, faculty, and their friends and families are invited to attend the commencement program.
MBM Doctoral Student Beth Haggett Sheers Sheep and Participates in Master Class for Psychotherapists in France06/08/2012
College of MBM Instructor is Passionate about the Power of Nutrition to Transform Health: Introducing Liz Lipski, PhD, CCN, CHN06/06/2012
Liz Lipski is passionate about the power of nutrition to transform health. Her interest in nutrition began with herbal medicine. Although she enjoyed teaching about the medicinal value of herbs, including how to make herbal tinctures, it occurred to her that although herbs can be used to restore and maintain health, food and nutrition are the foundation for health. This realization led her to pursue a PhD in nutrition from the Union Institute.
MBM Student Leads Medical Students in Shamanic Quest, and Makes Presentation about the Experience to Society of Scientific Exploration Meeting: Shawn Tassone, MD06/04/2012
Attending professional conferences is a great way to learn new information, strengthen skills in a chosen area, and network with other like-minded individuals. Presenting original work is an entirely different experience. Saybrook students are part of a pioneering movement to bring a humanistic experience to health care. Therefore, presenting their research-based scientific ideas to colleagues is sure to become part of their path in chosen areas of interest.
MBM Instructor Participates in Trauma Relief Project in Post-Earthquake Haiti: Lynda Richtsmeier Cyr, Ph.D.05/31/2012
Earlier in her career as a child psychologist, Lynda never imagined that she would participate in international trauma relief. Although she felt compassion for people suffering around the world, she was the mother of young children and had a career as a hospital psychologist that made it difficult to be away from her responsibilities. Hearing the news of the earthquake in Haiti, and the devastation that ensued, was a turning point for Lynda. Coincidentally, she had reached a place in her career where she had space for something new. Her children are older, and being away from home for short periods of time seemed reasonable.
College of Mind-Body Medicine Student Describes Center for Mind-Body Medicine Certification: Introducing Michelle Lamasa-Schrader05/29/2012
[All students in the Saybrook Graduate College of Mind-Body Medicine Complete the CMBM Professional Training Program, the Advanced Training Program, and a supervision sequence guiding them to conduct mind-body skills groups. Each of these elements is included in a required course in the College of Mind-Body Medicine masters' and doctoral degree programs. The students then have an option to complete additional CMBM supervision on their own, and attend the Advanced Training Program a second time, in order to earn Certification from the Center. Michelle Lamasa-Schrader describes her experience with this certification process].
The journey through the Center for Mind-Body Medicine's certification program has been an interesting and enriching experience that I will treasure always. While attending the initial training and advanced trainings through the Center, I was inspired and compelled to move in the direction of certification because the skills had been transforming in my own life. The growth that began to happen personally was amazing to me. I found myself looking and feeling better as a result of simply practicing the mind-body skills. I was better able to handle academic rigor, my family life, and work with greater ease, feeling at peace, and balanced much more frequently.
MBM Student Completes Master's Project on Combination of Equine Therapy with Mindfulness for Cardiac rehabilitation: Heidi Tobin (Fall 2010 Cohort)05/21/2012
For my master's project, I decided to research a medical subject that continues to account for the highest numbers of deaths in the American, adult population: heart disease and damaging cardiac events. I wanted to explore the possibility of offering a mind-body experience that has always been very healing and meaningful for me, to those living with injured hearts: interacting, riding, and partnering with equines (horses). This project proposes that two mind-body modalities—equine-assisted therapy and informal mindfulness practice—can work together to complement conventional medical interventions for those engaged in cardiac rehabilitation to decrease physical, emotional, and spiritual stress on the heart. In addition, I developed a plan of treatment using these modalities for stress-reduction in heart patients. I based this treatment protocol on a review of research on equine-assisted therapy and mindfulness practices, interviews with experts on equine therapy and cardiac rehabilitation, and existing programs of therapeutic riding.
MBM Instructor and Musician Creates Healing Sound Environments for Hospitals: Introducing Susan Mazer, Ph.D.05/20/2012
Susan Mazer is using her artistic talent as a musician and harpist to help transform hospitals into healing environments through the gift of music. Susan and her husband Dallas founded the C.A.R.E. Channel® (Continuous Ambient Relaxation Environment) nearly 20 years ago. Their original music is available through television in 700 hospitals across the United States.


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The glasses are just as advertised. They have been useful to me with very close objects, reading, computer screen,and distance. I bought the glasses to experiment with to understand more about my own vision problems. It would be help if the diopter setings were indicated by markings on the sliding frames so a setting could be reset from the number. The price was very reasonable especially when compared to other sources.
While the glasses do focus through the range as advertised, there is considerable distortion compared to a pair of plain old cheap readers. That might just be inherent in the design. As an aging IT technician, I have to focus on tiny things at many different distances and I'd hoped to use these a lot at work. But they're not that useful. Also, I suspect with constant refocusing they would scratch as the two lenses rub together.
All that having been said, however, they would be just fine as an emergency pair for anyone in the family who suddenly was without glasses, and after all, that IS what they are advertised to provide.

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The nature of being varies by philosophy, giving different interpretations in the frameworks of Aristotle, materialism, idealism, existentialism, Islam, and Marxism.
Some philosophers deny that the concept of "being" has any meaning at all, since we only define an object's existence by its relation to other objects, and actions it undertakes. The term "I am" has no meaning by itself; it must have an action or relation appended to it. This in turn has led to the thought that "being" and nothingness are closely related, developed in existential philosophy.
Existentialist philosophers such as Sartre, as well as continental philosophers such as Hegel and Heidegger have also written extensively on the concept of being. Hegel distinguishes between the being of objects (being in itself) and the being of people (Geist). Hegel, however, did not think there was much hope for delineating a "meaning" of being, because being stripped of all predicates is simply nothing.
Heidegger, in his quest to re-pose the original pre-Socratic questions of Being (of why is there something rather than nothing), wondered at how to meaningfully ask the question of the meaning of being, since it is both the greatest, as it includes everything that is, and the least, since no particular thing can be said of it. He distinguishes between different modes of beings: a privative mode is present-at-hand, whereas beings in a fuller sense are described as ready-to-hand. The one who asks the question of Being is described as Da-sein ("there/here-being") or being-in-the-world. Sartre, popularly understood as misreading Heidegger (an understanding supported by Heidegger's essay "Letter on Humanism" which responds to Sartre's famous address, "Existentialism is a Humanism"), employs modes of being in an attempt to ground his concept of freedom ontologically by distinguishing between being-in-itself and being-for-itself.
As far as we can discern, the sole purpose of human existence is to kindle a light of meaning in the darkness of mere being. - Carl Jung
Under the heading 'Individuality in Thought and Desire', Karl Marx, (German Ideology 1845), says:
"It depends not on consciousness, but on being; not on thought, but on life; it depends on the individual's empirical development and manifestation of life, which in turn depends on the conditions existing in the world."


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i do want to say one thing though, if the admin had been doing their job,and upholding their oath, weight not be having this discussion of Benghazi. It might not have happened.who knows what would be the topic, if the -ambassador and staff had been evacuated days earlier?
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"That would give me more opportunities to work," Souza said. "Im not a big guy for 205, but Im really strong and would do great fights in this division as well. I've always had this idea, I just never had the opportunity to show how ready I was for this challenge.
"Im an employee that loves to work. If they give me an opponent I wont look to rankings, I will just fight. Of course, my managers and coaches have their opinions, but thats the way I see."
Following two first-round finishes in the UFC, "Jacare" says he would accept to fight anyone inside the Octagon except Anderson Silva. His decision to fight at 205 pounds, however, is not related to the possibility of the "Spider" conquering back his middleweight title on Dec. 28 against Chris Weidman.
"Theres nothing to do with him," he said. "I live my life according to my career and family, God, not according to other person. Never."
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Souza finished his last five opponents, four of them in the first round, and we probably watched the best "Jacare" ever against Okami. However, Souza teases that his next fight will be even more impressive.
"I believe I can do even more because Im very focused," he said. "Im not bragging myself. I cant stop thinking about my victory, but Im already thinking about my next camp, and the coaches I have to hire to keep evolving. Im mentally preparing my next camp to return better than I was in this fight.
"It may look that I was underestimating Okami, but that was not the case. I was well trained. I knew he was a tough opponent, ranked No. 3 in the world, and that he has stopped a lot of guys, but I didnt care about it. I was happy with the opportunity to fight Okami and ready for the biggest challenge of my career. It was a huge step for me."


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New boat
New boat
|Published: Wednesday October 9th 2013 (2 years ago)
Updated: Thursday August 28th 2014, 3:33AMMore about: Boats | Kayak | Pontoon boat |
by Martin Joergensen
I was growing really tired of my old pontoon boat and decided on getting a kayak again. This time an inflatable one.
As many of you know I have been dependent on using a pontoon boat for fishing the last few years because of my MS and the inability to walk far and keep balance that the disease causes.
The net result was that I have staid home and haven't fish much when I was out, and let me explain why.
I have always been packing light when I fished. A rod, a small chestpack with some flies and tippet and a camera and I was off. Walking long distances and roaming banks and coasts to find new spots, being able to move freely and react on whatever I saw, be it good looking water or a fish moving.
That ends with a pontoon boat!
I have to bring a lot of gear – not only the boat, which weighs about 20 kilos or some 40 lbs., but also ores, anchor, rope, dredge, pumps and whatnot.
Preparation takes a ton of time, and to make it worse I can't handle it myself, but get too tired from the strain, and wouldn't be able to haul the inflated boat to the water anyway. So I need help for the task, and even though everybody is very kind and helpful, it would be so much better if I could handle it myself.
Once I'm out on the water things appear to be fine. The boat is stable and easy to maneuver and even pretty fast when moving around. The wind can be a hassle, but mostly it works OK. The problem is not moving, but not moving.
Once I have found a spot that I want to fish, I want to drift over it slowly and in the right direction. That's not how it works in the boat. The drift is as the wind blows – literally – and I turn around like a cork, turning here and there and very rarely where I want to.
I can use the anchor to put myself in a fixed position, but for one who has always fished one step one cast, sitting in the same place for 10 minutes is torture. I can use the dredge (drift anchor), but then I'm still drifting as the wind blows, just slower.
Casting and fishing where I want to is not easy, and in most cases I end up rowing around with a fly trailing after the boat, which is neither efficient nor fun.
...a pontoon boat consists of nothing but line eating protrusionsSnags!
Once in position, I can start casting, but I soon learned that a pontoon boat consists of nothing but line eating protrusions. No matter how much I try to arrange the loose line, I will inevitably end up snagging it on a split, an ore, a pipe end, the seat or something else. It's a law of nature, and a pest.
I have brought a shooting basket for the loose line and that helps, but I honestly hate using a basket, which limits my stripping pattern severely, and having it stuck on a boat does not make my hatred less. Still it's better than having the loose line stuck all the time.
But all this is nothing compared to the decay of the boat. Rust, leaks, stuck zippers and whatnot – all things that makes using it less satisfactory and makes me deplore it even more.
Considering that it's made for saltwater use and allegedly built out of stainless materials, a surprising number of things are simply breaking down and have stopped working due to the salt.
The stainless frame is rusting, pipe splits are rusting, zippers are totally stuck because of salt and the ores are barely able to come apart due to rust.
I'm not known to be a nitpicker when it comes to gear. Rather the opposite, actually, and a few scratches and a bit of rust has never spoiled my good mood. But this is simply too much! It's not a pleasure to put the boat together or to take it apart, and sitting on a pile of decaying metal isn't what you want to on the ocean.
Add to that that one pontoon is leaking and the zipper that leads into it is so stuck that there's no way I can fix it... not good!
A new boat
So I was on the lookout for something new, and wanted a boat with no or at least as few metal parts as possible.
I looked at frameless pontoon boats, on more expensive pontoon boats, on small rubber dinghy's and much else, but found nothing that I liked, could get my hands on or wanted to pay for.
I need something that packs down so that I can put it in my car and bring it on trips where there's lots of other stuff in the trunk – bags, gear, dog and whatnot. I can't fit in a boat anywhere and can't handle anything that has to go on the roof.
So I bought a Straightedge Angler Kayak from Advanced Elements through the Danish dealer Oppustelige Kajakker (litarally Inflatable Kayaks), and have now been sailing it quite a bit in my local waters in the harbor of Copenhagen, but only fished from it once, and not seriously so.
It's comfortable, it's stable and it seems to be durable enough – even though it had a couple of very small leaks in the seams. They have been easy to repair and the seller has also followed up with some excellent service on a defect part.
So now I just need to get out for real and try it out on some coastal fishing.
It will never be as productive and efficient as wading and walking as I used to, but it will be better than sitting indoors not fishing.
Here's video of me sailing in my local harbor and canals
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Ryan Seacrest was doing some damage control for the whole "BIllie Jean"/Chris Cornell/David Cook issue on his radio morning show today.
Here's the story. David Cook sang Michael Jackson's "Billie Jean" Tuesday night. But he sang the Chris Cornell version of it. When Ryan Seacrest introduced David Cook, he said it was Chris Cornell's version. But Ryan was also surrounded by a mob of screaming girls, and he judges apparently didn't hear "Chris Cornell." After David's performance, the judges threw heaps of praise on him, and it seemed like the slower, rock version of "Billie Jean" was David's original idea. It wasn't.
Bloggers, Youtube viewers and Chris Cornell fans quickly pointed out that David wasn't doing his own version, but Cornell's.
Today: On his morning show, Ryan was heavy on the spin control. Over and over, he told listeners it was Chris Cornell's version of "Billie Jean." Chris Cornell called in and said he's performed that song many times live and that it's in his studio album as well. When Chris first told people he was going to sing "Billie Jean," a lot of people thought it was crazy. After hearing his slow rock version, they love it. Chris praised David's performance and singing, adding that he hit every note in the runs in the same way that he does it.
Ryan speculated that the judges didn't hear his intro for David Cook on Tuesday night. But, both Ryan and Chris were surprised that Randy, whom Ryan called an encyclopedia of the music industry, didn't mention or know that David sang Cornell's version.
This song-and-dance show with Ryan and Chris went on for several minutes. We get it. Chris Cornell is great. David Cook wasn't all that original. American Idol judges may have goofed. It wasn't Ryan's fault. David Cook did Chris Cornell proud.
New news: Chris Cornell announced that Timabland is producing his third solo album. Timbaland also called into the morning show saying that the album is the best work he's done in his career, better than Nelly and Justin. Cornell said he hasn't been this excited about an album in years.


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The son of successful lawyers, Spiegel grew up in a world of wealth, power, and privilege. Now the 23-year-old entrepreneur will be remembered for saying no to Mark Zuckerberg.
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Patients Who See Family Doctors at U Club, Des Peres Offices Now Eligible
ST. LOUIS -- The SLU Medical Home is getting bigger.
|Gillian Stephens, M.D., is medical director of the SLU Medical Home.
The innovative, patient-centered approach to primary care already offered to SLU employees who see family doctors at the Doctors Office Building is expanding to include employees whose family doctors are located at the U Club and Des Peres Medical Arts Pavilion.
"In January all SLU employees who see SLUCare family doctors will have the opportunity to be part of the SLU Medical Home," said Gillian Stephens, M.D., medical director of the SLU Medical Home and a SLUCare family doctor. "They'll have access to our highly successful program that makes it easy for patients to get the specialized health care services they need."
Led by a SLUCare family doctor, the SLU Medical Home combines the talents of a team of health care experts from different disciplines, such as pharmacy, dietetics and physical therapy, who collaborate on keeping patients healthy. A nurse care coordinator works closely with each patient, managing his or her care, expediting referral appointments and ensuring medical treatments are carefully coordinated.
"The team of professionals in the SLU Medical Home is an invigorated and enthusiastic group of clinicians who meet every week and discuss the best way to help our patients in a clinical setting," Stephens said.
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Patients in the SLU Medical Home who are ill can be seen by their family doctor or another family doctor on the same or next day they call for an appointment. The SLU Medical Home also offers some extended lunchtime and evening hours.
The SLU Medical Home, a service for SLU employees and their families who receive their health insurance through the University, began last January and has been very successful, Stephens said.
"The bottom line is patients in the SLU Medical Home receive very personalized health care," Stephens said. "It is a particularly good option for those patients who have difficult to manage or chronic medical conditions such as weight problems, smoking, diabetes or high blood pressure."
SLUCare family doctors can now see SLU Medical Home patients in any of their three clinical sites, which are conveniently located close to where many employees live. Specialized programs, such as educational lunches and after-work classes, will be held on campus.
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Those programs, which included two after-work series of classes on healthy lifestyle and one on stress management, drew rave reviews from participants last year, Stephens said.
"We offer specialized programs during the lunch hour or after work so people don't have to come back to campus to learn more about ways to stay healthy," Stephens said. "Next year, we may include lunch programs that run the gamut from preventing low back pain and parenting a college age child to making the most of your medical appointment."
SLUCare family doctors who now see SLU Medical Home patients include Christine Jacobs, M.D., H. Thomas Johnson, M.D., William Manard, M.D., Michael Railey, M.D., Caroline Rudnick, M.D., F. David Schneider, M.D., Gillian Stephens, M.D., L. Tyler Wadsworth, M.D., and Kimberly Zoberi, M.D.
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Major: Human Performance and Sports Science
2012 - Junior Season
Played in 10 games for TSU during his junior season ... caught five passes for 67 yards on the year ... had a 34-yard reception in a win at Southeast Missouri State (10/13)
2011 - Sophomore Season
Started in four and played in all 11 games...Caught 12 passes for 97 yards and one touchdown...Made one kick return for 21 yards...Had two receptions each in five games...Caught two passes for 41 yards, including a career-long 25-yard catch against Jacksonville State (Nov. 19)...Scored his first career touchdown with a two-yard grab against UT Martin (Nov. 12).
2010 - Freshman Season
Competed in six games for the Tigers as a tight end...Played against: Alabama A&M, Florida A&M, North Carolina A&T, Southeast Missouri, Jacksonville State and Tennessee Tech.
Minor High School
Selected to Alabama North-South High School All-Star Game...Posted 40 receptions for 600 yards and four touchdowns...Graded out at 40 on ESPN College Football Recruiting...Named to Best of the Rest.
Son of Lisa Cox and Willie Samuels..Born on Oct. 17, 1991.
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BONIFAY — After much discussion the Holmes County Board of County Commissioners agreed to move forward in their pursuit of a county manager at their June 11 meeting, by approving County Attorney Jeff Goodman to write a job description to bring back to the board at their next meeting.
"I understand that you want a county administrator but without the authority to hire and fire," said Goodman. "Someone who can coordinate between department heads and oversee public works but not with the full power of a county attorney. Basically it will be county coordinator and public works director."
Chair Monty Merchant said he would like someone who would be willing go out to the project sites to work.
"I'm hoping he's not a coat and tie man," said Merchant. "We need a man that can put on his boots and get to work out there."
Project Engineer Jack Elliott and a representative from the Department of Transportation gave an update on the progress being made to County Road 173 North.
Elliot explained there were very few tasks that remain to finish the project, which included side drains and shoulders.
"The south end looks better then the north end," said Commissioner Kenneth Williams. "Will the north end be corrected before you leave? Also, how long can they hold people up, because I was out there for 22 minutes for almost three miles between barricades."
Elliott assured him that the north end would be "polished up" before they leave and the maximum allowed space is two miles.
"If it's more than that we need to correct it immediately," said Elliott.
The project completion date has a tentative date set for Nov. 15, he explained, which could be extended due to weather.
Resident JoAnn Cooey was present to discuss drainage issues on her road.
"Carmichael Road has drainage problems," said Cooey. "In some areas it is impassable and the rest is just in bad shape. Last time we discussed this the board said they would send an engineer out, did you?"
County Engineer Whitney Nelson from Melvin Engineering told the board that he did go out, plans were drawn, he met with a foreman but work was never done.
The board agreed to allow Nelson to meet with the foreman again and see that the project moves forward.
Holmes County State Housing Initiatives Partnership Administrator Kathy Ahlen informed the board that the governor of Florida agreed to fund the SHIP program in August.
The board agreed to a three-year extended contract with SHIP with the option of canceling with a minimum 60-day notice.
Commissioner Bobby Sasnett informed the board that he was down to two employees on his road and bridge crew and the board approved of creating a temporary, six-month position with job description and to advertise it.
After much discussion the board approved of allowing Caterpillar to fix one of Sasnett's graders for $12,962.86.
Sasnett explained that it had no breaks and that the turntable needed to be overhauled and that Caterpillar estimated a two-week period to repair it.
"Park it and see if they will lend you a piece of equipment until the work is done," said Merchant.
Merchant informed the board that he met with the Department of Transportation in regards to the recent project of repairing County Road 2 from County Road 82 to the Walton County Line.
"There's a small portion, about a two mile distance, that is being left out," said Merchant. "I've talked with DOT and there may be a way to get funding for that stretch of road. I purpose that postpone awarding this project's bid until we can get an answer from DOT on if they'll help or not."
Board approved to postpone the awarding of the bid until they hear from DOT.
"I've also heard there are some negative comments coming from board members," said Merchant. "Comments about other commissioners and about how they will and will not do certain things. I am not so naive to think that employees won't talk about our commissioners but it is about time that we look at employees to do their job and stop blaming commissioners for work not being done."
Merchant also suggested they have a budget workshop soon.
"There's a lot of expenses coming down that we've got to be prepared for," said Merchant. "Like the increase for retirement. Where they want us to pay for it in full, which would be almost a quarter of a million dollar increase."
Goodman also informed them that Washington County was facing a 10 to 20 percent increase in health insurance because of Obamacare and that Holmes County shouldn't overlook the same possibility.
The next scheduled meeting of the Holmes County Board of County Commissioners is set for 6 p.m. on Tuesday, June 25 at the HC BOCC boardroom located behind the Holmes County Court House.


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Separated his shoulder looked like.
Aww man, that's a bad loss for KZ. I seriously thought he was doing good.
Shitty deal, didn't Zombie have issues with that shoulder prior to this fight?
Think Aldo just re-fucked it up for him...
What an unfortunate ending.
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Lloyd Rees was born in Brisbane in 1895 and lived there until 1917, when he settled in Sydney. He attended Brisbane Technical College in 1910, where he had his first formal instruction in art and in 1913 took a job as a junior artist in the Queensland Printing Office. He began full time studies at the Brisbane Technical College from 1915 and was there until 1918 - many of the drawings in this gift were from his time at the school. Their subjects include everyday life out and about in Brisbane, landscape, architecture, portraits and studies after sculpture.


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A BLAZE of colour filled the heavens above Kendal Castle as scores of unusually-shaped kites were flown during a two-day festival.
Hundreds of people turned out to see the skies above the central town landmark transformed into a kaleidoscope of colour.
The free event saw kites of all descriptions performing aerial acrobatics. There was a 16ft hippopotamus, flying dogs, super-sized fish and many more, all organised by SmileFactor10 and Kendal United Junior Football Club.
Event organiser Craig Harby, who attends kite festivals regularly, said he wanted to bring the joys of the event to his home town.
"I do it for smiles. If you get someone looking at your kite and smiling then that's why you do it really," said Mr Harby. "It's one of those things you either enjoy or not. It's a peaceful thing flying a kite."
Emma Whitanney, of Windermere, who was at the event with her eight-year-old son, Isaac, said: "It's fab for the area to have something like this. It's a really fun family day out."
There was also a Kendal United two-day car boot sale where a selection of kites, air toys, novelties and balloons were available to buy and fly.
Other activities included a bouncy castle, face painting, children's play area and a BMX track.
Proceeds from the kite extravaganza will go towards Kendal's Junior Football Club.
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A VERY small Beatrix Potter drawing has sold for nearly £50,000 at an auction in America.
The three-and-three-quarter inches by six inches ink and watercolour had been expected to sell for up to 37,500 at the Sotheby's auction, in New York, but reached £47,438
The miniature, called 'Guinea pigs going to their garden...' was among 193 original illustrations sold by wealthy American couple, Kendra and Allan Daniel. The painting depicts four guinea pigs following a fifth along a path carrying garden tools.
A spokesman for Sotheby's said: "Early in 1893, when she was in her twenties, Beatrix Potter borrowed a number of guinea pigs from her friend, Miss Paget. One, named Mr Chopps, proved to be no problem but another, named Queen Elizabeth, apparently 'took to eating blotting paper, pasteboard, string and other curious substances and expired during the night. A pair of gardening illustrations date from this time: four guinea pigs following a blue-coated guinea pig and four guinea pigs working under the guidance of the blue-coated guinea pig.
"These were later redrawn in 1922 and used in Potter's book Cecil Parsley's Nursery Rhymes."


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'Tis the season of sparkly and fun New Year Eve Dresses. Now do some double duty shopping and re-wear these gowns for your next bachelorette party.
The Bold Slim-fitting DressA sexy silhouette with a bold graphic pattern is one way to be eye-catching without having to show too much skin.
Asos Midi Bodycon in Coloured Graphic Print, $53, Asos.com
The Glitzy Sequin DressA glittery gold sequin dress almost guarantees a good night out.
Basix Sequin Dress with Side Mesh, $562, Bloomingdales.com
The Updated Classic SheathFor the sophisticated party-goer, this black sheath isn't too wild, but the low dip in the neckline and the trendy peplum still makes it fun.
Aidan by Aidan Mattox Illusion Yoke Peplum Dress, $158, Nordstrom.com
The Gilded Gold MiniThis short mini somehow manages to be glitzy yet understated in gilded gold--perfect for the girl who likes some attention but doesn't want to look over-the-top.
Nanette Lepore Joan of Arc, $90 for rental, RentTheRunway.com
The Sheer LBDThis isn't your typical LBD--sheer mesh gives this dress a sexy update.
Abigail Embroidered Cocktail Dress, $338, BCBG.com
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On Project Runway, Tim Gunn is every designer's dream mentor—dapper and discerning, truthful yet tactful, and completely sincere in his hope that eventually you'll make it work. Now in its 10th season, the reality- TV series has transformed this former head of fashion design at Parsons into a household name. Gunn's penthouse duplex apartment on New York's Upper West Side is where he loves to retreat—and decorate. "I am a nester," says Gunn, whose third book, Tim Gunn's Fashion Bible (Gallery Books), has just been published. "I'm 59, and I still enjoy moving the furniture around." A special collector's-edition Tim Gunn Barbie doll—complete with a mix-and-match wardrobe— has also just launched. With luck, a Gunn-designed Barbie Dreamhouse will soon follow.
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The Extraordinary General Meeting of Bene AG passed resolutions on all of the items on the agenda by majority votes.
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PARCS creates zones in an office that enhance the productivity and the well-being of a company's employees by facilitating various ways of working such as meeting, presenting, learning, brainstorming, focussing, reading or touch-down.
With its seven theses, the second edition of the Bene trend report "New Work Spaces II" offers everyone who works in offices or is interested in office design exciting insights into the latest developments.
A new furniture typology for open spaces. The key element is the Dock-In Bay: a temporary, alternative workplace for individual focused work. The Docklands product range is a new haven in the office — for employees, clients and visitors alike.
Partitioning, modular and free-standing. The new wall system from Bene creates niches for collaboration and teamwork in open-plan work space.
Bene is publishing an innovative online tool to design office environments: The Bene Office Maker (officemaker.bene.com) is a new online application that makes the design of office spaces delightfully easy.
Bene celebrates its birthday. Founded in 1790 by Michael Bene as a small carpentry workshop in Waidhofen an der Ybbs, the company has now , 225 years later, 80 subsidiaries in 37 countries. 225 years of family history, 225 years of office history, 225 years of Bene history. Happy Birthday Bene.
Solving problems and creating innovation are desires shared by EPUs, start-ups and companies with hundreds of employees in any sector. But how? That's the question that "Design Thinking" tries to answer in a holistic way.
Bene celebrates its birthday. Founded in 1790 by Michael Bene as a small carpentry workshop in Waidhofen an der Ybbs, the company has now , 225 years later, 80 subsidiaries in 37 countries. 225 years of family history, 225 years of office history, 225 years of Bene history. Happy Birthday Bene.
Bene has gained a new top dealer to act as a business partner in the Australia and New Zealand region: Schiavello, the leading Australian designer and manufacturer of interior office environments, specialising in high-quality, dynamic office solutions.
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The garden is the perfect place to escape to when you need a bit of relaxation in your own personal green space. Asian-themed gardens are built around this concept and take it a step further by working with nature to create an artistic sanctuary. Natural beauty is highlighted with careful pruning, placement of stones, and by putting statues on display that add to the serene atmosphere.
One of the most elegant Asian-themed statues is the Serene Mira Bai Sculpture. You can almost hear the enchanting music coming from saint Mira Bai's one-stringed Ektar lute as she plays it with elegant hands. This beautiful hand-painted statue makes an elegant source of inspiration in any garden.
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Gametrailers posted this segment up showing off part of the demo that Lucasarts held with Geoff Keighley yesterday. This is the new Star Wars, third-person cover shooter title being worked on which casts you as a bounty hunter heading down to level 1313 on Coruscant. In this segment, your partner has decided to take a much faster way down.
For the Star Wars newbies, Coruscant is the heart of the Empire and whose surface is covered and layered by a titanic city. "1313" is a reference to "CT-1313″, a fake ID that Boba Fett had used in an expanded universe story, but here, it's used to name level 1313 of Coruscant. That's right, the city has "thousands" of layers and this one is supposed to be the home to Coruscant's worst.
Keep in mind that everything you see is in-game from the cinematics to the interaction. Excited yet?