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Although I have some mixed feelings about Joe Esposito, I guess he's right in that case. I cannot believe Elvis commited suicide sitting on the toilet with his pants down....
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Although I have some mixed feelings about Joe Esposito, I guess he's right in that case. I cannot believe Elvis commited suicide sitting on the toilet with his pants down....
Sorry could not get into the link ... but judging from the answer above... I don't really think I want to... Dovey
Thanks for the link. Joe brought up several good points, but the best being how David Stanley has changed his story numerous times over the years, that frickin guy is a real piece of work. Thank God for friends like Joe Esposito, Jerry Schilling and the late Charlie Hodge among others. These men were true friends and remain loyal to EP and his name, with the exception of Charlie who has since passed away.
I could not get into the link either and like Dovey said I don't think I want to hear anymore that David Stanley has to say.
heres the link i am sorry about the links they seem to work sometimes and not others.
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Yes, I agree LeRoy!!!! Along with some others that were in Elvis' life they should be truly ashamed of themselves $$$$ is all they care about and I have no respect for him. (When a man is down.. kick him again.... that sould be their motto!!)
Have a great day.... Long Live the Kinds in the Hearts of his fans!!
I really have a nasty feeling from the moment I saw Joe Esposito outside of Graceland on August 16 1977 when he told everyone that Elvis died on the toilet, with his pants down.... I mean, come on! Be a gentleman and keep those details to yourself!
The rest of the details about Elvis' death shouldn't have been shared with the world (at least not the way or the info that he mentioned).
Lots of the mockery and disrespectful "jokes"/comments about Elvis' death are because of what Joe told during the numerous interviews. What a missed opportunity and shattering mistake!
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I agree with Albert, Joe should have kept those personal details of Elvis' death to himself and he shouldn't have been an informant to the colonel and Dr. NicK. His first loyalty should have been to Elvis always.
Diamond Joe only thinks about ways to make $$$$$...take a look at his site and that's all it's about...
I don't think he was a "true" friend to Elvis....he wouldn't have said the things he did when Elvis passed on...He was disrespectful!...IMO..
I agree with you guys. I got duped into the sweepstake / new book thing on his site and resold the book right after I got it. He has also had somone register several times on Amazon.com to give the new book lots and lots of rediculously glowing reviews. You know they are the same person because they are all the same, way over the top, one sided, sugar coated reviews, as the "only book" that tells the truth. The guy is a piece of work all right.
Got my family, my kids, my books and my music, I'm good, yeah, I'm good.....
I agree with you all, Joe wasn't a true friend at all and he didn't know elvis inner feelings...Money, that's what he cared most.....
and I love you so..people ask me how..how I've lived 'till now
i wouldn't put to much credence in joe esposito, heres a guy that in the last months of E.P. S life had the nerve to sue his boss[ presley courts ] over a buisness venture that he coersed elvis into the first place, H e also was only around E.P. and had strict orders to come by to do buisness, BILLY had said on more than one ocasion that elvis was going to let him go along withn a host of others, this guy would do anything for a buck, his book was just awful , who cares if E.P,. was impotent, was he under the covers to check, the publishers always wanted more dirt and JOE was only to happy to give it to them,at least charlie had the decency to saech for other publishers until he found the one that wanted a clean expose, to hell with ESPOSITO, i can just hear the director saying action[ when joe recounts aug 16 77] i mean what fake tears, and he always talks about him being best man, remember even E.P.'s wedding was cordinated by PARKER, and joe was always up parkers ***[and should have stayed there if you ask me], and now hes just to **************** close to the people at e.p.e, this guy is a prick i have seen him and met him many times alll he is is a lousy buisness man.


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Last week was Carnival in Panama. As part of the celebrations during 11-12 February, the Queens of "Calle Arriba" and "Calle Abajo" - representing opposite neighbourhoods - competed against each other in a variety of contests. However when it comes to HIV, the two rivals joined forces to prevent new HIV infections among women.UNAIDS, in partnership with the Panamanian Carnival Boards of "Calle Arriba" and "Calle Abajo" - the national institutions in charge of planning and coordinating activities related to this festivity - the National AIDS Programme, and PROBIDSIDA, launched a national campaign entitled "I decide, I take care of myself" (Yo decido, yo me cuido).The campaign, which will run until the end of February, aims to help reduce gender inequalities, empower women and promote sexual and reproductive rights. One of the major goals is to ensure women can make informed decisions in relation to their sexual health, especially when it comes to preventing HIV."If we want that no more women get infected with HIV in Panama we need to join efforts at all levels, including institutions, civil society organizations and international agencies. This is why we decided to endorse this initiative," said Pilar De Amores, Legal Representative of "Calle Arriba" Carnival Board.In the last decade the number of new HIV infections has been on the rise among young women in Panama. A national survey on sexual and reproductive health held in 2009 and 2010 found that only 9% of women use condoms as a preventive measure during sex. Gender inequality is a major driving force behind the lack of reproductive and sexual rights of women in the country."Gender inequalities affect women's power to insist on and negotiate safe sex practices like condom use, and thus protect themselves from HIV" explains Ricardo Garcia, UNAIDS Country Coordinator for Panama and Costa Rica. "We have created this campaign to increase the recognition of women as having sexual rights and capable of exercising them, in line with the UNAIDS action framework on women, girls, gender equity and HIV".The campaign includes television spots that are being broadcast on national networks as well as posters in schools, organizations and on the streets featuring the Carnival queens calling on Panamanian young women to take the lead and protect themselves from HIV. As part of the campaign, the Queens received special training on issues related to HIV prevention and gender inequalities, in order to participate in public events and media programmes promoting the campaign."Women need access to HIV information, education, and services to have control over our bodies and be able to negotiate the use of condoms with our partners," said Maruquel Madeleine González Velásquez, Queen of "Calle Arriba". "I feel extremely accomplished to be part of this project," she added.


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Pending release of the MidSeason Guide later this week, I thought it would be a great idea to take a look back at thePre-Season guide and see where I stand in comparison to four months ago. It's always good to take a look back atpast mistakes to help us prepare for the future. Plus it will give an insight to those who haven't seen the content of theDobberHockey guides first hand.
Andrew Cogliano – C, Anaheim – The Ducks forked out next summer's second round pick to the Oilers, then signed the speedster to a three-year $7.17 million contract. The expectations are going to be high for a career 0.45 point-per game NHLer, especially if Teemu Selanne decides to hang 'em up.
As discussed in the guide, a lot of Cogliano's success would have depended on Selanne retiring. That obviously didn't happen which is why the speedster is toiling around the 14 minutes of ice-time per contest mark, which has left me scratching my head as to why they offered him such a high priced contract in the first place? MISS on my part.
Michael Frolik – RW, Chicago – Prior to being traded to the Blackhawks last campaign, Frolik was a 0.55 point-per-game player with the Panthers. In 28 contests with Chicago, he dropped to a 0.32 point-per-gamer. The main reason could be attributed to a lack of ice-time (averaging just 15:35 per contest), so if coach Q decides to loosen the leash on the Czech-native the numbers should be more favourable.
Ho hum, it's status quo for Frolik, as he's averaging 0.27 points-per-game while garnering a worse TOI average than last year (13:58). Things probably won't change unless an injury to the Hawks' top-six occurs, which chalks up another MISS for me.
James Wisniewski – D, Columbus – It's been a few years, (if ever), since the Jackets have had a player of Wiz's calibre running the point, which is why the Columbus offense (power-play) should be much improved this year. The injury bug has always been an area for concern, so be aware of that factor if you are going to take a leap of faith on him.
The Wiz missed the first eight contests of the season due to a reckless hit in the pre-season, but has rebounded well since his return. He was playing towards a 48-point 155 SOG pace, which is pretty valuable for fantasy leagues, before his recent broken ankle, which will sideline him for the next six weeks. Consider it a HIT for his first half performance, but given the time that he's going to miss, it's probably going to be a PUSH by season's end.
Peter Mueller – RW, Colorado – Concussions have made a big impact on the league in the last few seasons, and one of the major players has been Mueller. He has suffered multiple concussions which has derailed his young career. Mueller missed the entire 2010-11 season. All signs are pointing towards him returning for training camp in fine form, but all it takes is another slight knock to his head and his season (or career) might be over. Mueller's a boom or bust candidate.
As highlighted in the pre-season, heading into 2011-12 Mueller was a complete boom or bust candidate. It's always so hard to predict injuries like concussions. Consider this one a PUSH because of the injury factor.
Sheldon Souray – D, Dallas – After spending a year travelling on the buses in the AHL, Souray will be entering this season with a chip on his shoulder and much to prove. If you're a big trend reader, Souray has played 81, 26, 81 and 37 games the last four seasons while registering 64, 10, 53 and 13 points respectively, so an 81-game, 57-point season isn't out of the question.
Souray is on pace to finish with a line of 38 points, a plus 21 rating, 103 PIMs, 12 PPP along with 263 SOG, which isn't a bad stat line for someone who was on average drafted as the 47th defenseman in Yahoo! leagues. HIT!
Danny Cleary – RW, Detroit – If you're a big fan of consistency then Mr. Cleary might your man. For the last five seasons he has registered between 63 to 71 games played and 34 to 46 points all while averaging 150 SOG. If you aren't expecting anything more, then Cleary is a great candidate to round out your roster.
So far so good for Cleary, as he's avoided the dreaded injury bug while pretty much posting numbers along the lines of what I predicted in the guide. HIT. One thing that you should keep in mind is that he's never played a full 82-game season in his career so keep your expectations in check for the second half.
Sam Gagner – C, Edmonton – Entering a contract year generally helps boosts numbers for some players. With the youth movement occurring in Edmonton, Gagner will have a lot to prove this campaign or he could find himself on the outside looking in. Expect a bit of a slower start to the season as he has a career 0.52 point-per-game average prior to the All-Star break, but then he should take off as he is a 0.76 point-per-game second-half producer.
Gagner missed quite a few games in the first half dealing with ankle and back injuries. His 16 points in 31 contests (0.52), is pretty much exactly as predicted, now let's see if his second half follows suit. HIT, for now.
Jarret Stoll – C, Los Angeles – Many would think that the recent arrival of Mike Richards will completely destroy all fantasy value for Stoll, but the opposite may come true. The pairing of Michal Handzus and Stoll won 54.6 percent of their faceoffs taken last campaign (62 percent on the PP). Richards isn't as proficient on the faceoff dot (career 49.2 percent efficiency) as Handzus, so Stoll could be the main "go to" faceoff guy (especially on the PP) in Hollywood.
Although the offensive numbers haven't been there for Stoll, the faceoff numbers are still quite dazzling. He's currently tied with Antoine Vermette and Steve Ott for ninth overall in terms of faceoff winning efficiency (56 percent), and eighth in terms of home FO win percentage (59.6 percent). I wonder if he started chirping as much as Steve Ott does ("I'm fifth in the league. At faceoffs, look at NHL.com"), that new coach Darryl Sutter would take note. Either way, MISS on the offensive front.
Devin Setoguchi – RW, Minnesota – After spending the first four years of his career in San Jose, Setoguchi was mostly buried behind the likes of Joe Thornton, Patrick Marleau, Dany Heatley, and Joe Pavelski which never thrust him into a position of responsibility. In 2011-12, he'll finally get a chance to pave his own path with the Wild. He has averaged 0.60 points and 2.68 SOG per game so far in his career. Look for Seto to improve those numbers while playing an integral part in Minny's top-six.
It's been an injury riddled first-half for Seto, as he's missed almost a third of his games due to a "lower-body" injury. If you look at the stats from the games that he has appeared in, 0.46 points and 2.14 SOG per game, they're still not up to snuff, which is a MISS for now, but things could change with a healthy second half.
Martin Erat – RW, Nashville – Speaking of consistency, Erat should probably be running for president of this club. For the past five seasons, he has averaged 70.6 appearances, 18:27 TOI/game average, 52.6 points, and 149.4 SOG. Erat has a guaranteed top-six role in the Music City, so if you can handle the 10-12 games missed due to injury, he is certainly a worthwhile sleeper investment.
If Erat suits up in all of the remaining 43 contests, he'll finish with 74 appearances, which is right on pace as predicted. He's currently averaging 18:44, and is on pace for 54 points and 115 SOG. The SOG is a bit low, but should pick up once he gets his second half legs under him. Mr Consistency is at it again. HIT.
Martin Hanzal – C, Phoenix – With the departure of Eric Belanger and Vernon Fiddler due to free agency, there is a gaping hole left up the middle in the Coyotes' line up. Despite missing 21 contests due to injury, Hanzal actually ranked amongst the top-30 in overall PP faceoffs won. Look for him to fill the massive void in 2011-12 and spend plenty of time alongside Yotes' star Shane Doan.
Once again Hanzal has been dominant on the faceoff dot on the man advantage. He currently tied for 13th overall in terms of PP FW with 61 despite missing six contests due to various injuries. He also has a very respectable 56.5 percent faceoff winning efficiency on the power play, which is amongst the league leaders. He's seeing just 14.71 percent of his entire shifts alongside Doan, so if that improves, Hanzal's numbers could really take off. HIT.
Brent Burns – D, San Jose – After Dan Boyle, the Sharks had very little two-way depth on the blue-line last campaign. They addressed that problem by acquiring Burns in the off-season from the Wild. He has a career 0.40 point and 1.75 SOG per game average which probably should be a starting point for projecting his production this campaign.
Burns has played to just a 0.34 point pace so far, but the bright side is the 2.8 SOG per game pace that he's garnering. The Sharks should see an improvement in the second half (much more info in the mid-season guide). MISS for now, but expect that change by season's end.
Kevin Shattenkirk – D, St. Louis – After posting 26 points in 46 contests with the Avs, Shattenkirk was moved to the Blues in a head-scratching deal near the trade deadline. He followed that up with 17 points in 26 games to finish with a very respectable 43 in 72. The Blues are potentially the deepest offensive team in the league, which should help put Shatty in the right direction.
Shatty is continuing the pace that he reeled off from last season. He's been on the ice for 55.2 percent of the Blues' power play opportunities, which should see his success continue into the second half. HIT.
Marco Sturm – RW, Vancouver – The Canucks had a great run last campaign, but were missing that one little piece in my opinion. That piece could be Sturm, as he sports a 0.61 point and 2.54 SOG-per-game average since 2001. I could certainly picture the Sedin twins and Sturm lighting up the scoresheet all season long. Expect a big bounce back season from the poster boy of German hockey.
Six games into the season and the Canucks made a surprising move that saw Mikael Samuelsson and Sturm traded to the Panthers for David Booth. Trades and injuries are always PUSHES in my book as we just can't predict what would have been.
Andrew Brunette – LW, Chicago – As you can probably tell, I'm a pretty big fan of consistency. Much like a few of the players I've mentioned previously, Brunette is another example of a pretty consistent producer. He's posted 59, 50, 61, and 46 points during the last four campaigns, so if you are a trend-reading fantasy poolie, a bounce back to 60 points just might be in store for the 15-year NHL vet.
With the big five of Marian Hossa, Jonathan Toews, Patrick Kane, Patrick Sharp and Duncan Keith occupying 53.4 percent of the Blackhawk's point totals, it has left very slim pickings for the rest of the team. Brunette is a victim of point scarcity, which will see him closer towards last season's total of 46 points than the 60 that I originally predicted. MISS.
Vaclav Prospal – LW, Columbus – Since 2006, Prospal has averaged 0.72 points and 2.50 SOG-per-contest. With Kristian Huselius on the shelf till at least Christmas, look for Prospal to get some prime ice time alongside Rick Nash or Jeff Carter, especially on the power-play. A 50-point, 180 SOG season could be in store for the journeyman.
Prospal has arguably been the Blue Jackets' best player in the first half, as he's on pace for close to 60 points and 180 SOG. He's also seeing two-thirds (66.1 percent), of his power play ice-time alongside Nash and Carter, which should see him continue the trend until April. Another HIT for me.
Michael Ryder – RW, Dallas – The departure of Brad Richards will hurt the Stars' offense. Ryder won't completely mask the loss of Richards, but should at least soften the blow. The last time Ryder and Mike Ribeiro suited up for the same team, Ryder averaged 0.73 points and 2.83 SOG-per-game in Montreal between 2003-2006. If they can rekindle some of that chemistry, the duo could certainly produce some quality fantasy numbers in 2011-12.
So far, so good for Ryder as he's averaging 0.70 points and 2.24 SOG per game in the first half. He hasn't seen a lot of even-strength ice-time alongside Ribeiro, but has seen a significant amount on the power play (69.9 percent). The trio of Jamie Benn, Loui Eriksson and Ryder have been one of the most productive lines this season, which should see Ryder continue the production moving forward. HIT.
Ian White – D, Detroit – The sudden retirement of Brian Rafalski left a huge hole in the Detroit blue line, so they sought out White to help fill the void. They both have very similar styles of play, so having White replace Rafalski may not result in too much of a drop off. Since 2006, White has posted an average of 27.4 points and 144.6 SOG per season. Expect similar numbers.
It appears that the Red Wings have found the perfect Rafalski replacement, as White has indeed filled the void flawlessly. He's on pace for 45 points along with 229 SOG, which has certainly blew my initial projections out of the water. Third consecutive HIT for me.
Mike Smith – G, Phoenix – The phrase "the system makes the goalie." is a fairly well known one amongst fantasy poolies. That could be the saving grace for Smith as Dave Tippet's defensive scheme should help out his numbers. He doesn't have a "big name" attachment, which ought to make him a great late-round, buy-low candidate.
Smith was on averaged selected as the 36th goalie in Yahoo! leagues and is currently ranked 14th overall amongst all net-minders according to their rankings. He's certainly rewarding those who decided to take a leap of faith with him on draft day. Look for the solid numbers to continue into the second half. HIT.
Blake Geoffrion – LW, Nashville – Year after year the Preds always churn out a surprise candidate. It began with Alex Radulov back in 2007, Jason Arnott in 2008, Patric Hornqvist in 2009, and Sergei Kostitsyn last campaign. This season, Geoffrion is my pick to be the Preds' bust out candidate. He had a brief cup of coffee while registering eight points and 24 SOG in 20 contests despite averaging just 8:16 per game last year. Look for a much bigger role from Geo.
Well it wasn't Geoffrion that ended up being the surprise bust out. It turned out to be Craig Smith who has come out of nowhere to make a serious impact for the Preds this campaign. Smith's quality play relegated Geo to a menial role averaging just 10:20 per game. Geoffrion was recently sent down to Milwaukee to gain some much needed ice-time to further his development for the long term. Swing and a MISS on my part.
Marek Zidlicky – D, Minnesota – With the departures of Burns and Cam Barker in the off-season, the Wild's defense corps appears very fragile. With that said, someone has to assume the No.1 role and that spot undisputedly belongs to Zidlicky. The Wild, as a team, isn't very deep, but a top power-play unit of Dany Heatley, Mikko Koivu, Devin Setoguchi, Matt Cullen and Zidlicky will compete with the best of 'em.
Zidlicky has missed a third of his contests in the first half dealing with a concussion and hamstring injuries, but has been a part of 57.3 percent of the Wild's power play opportunities. He has also averaged 8.3 goals during the past three seasons, which should see his current gooseegg in that department pick up in the second half. PUSH because of the injuries, but I expect that to change come April.
Michal Handzus – C, San Jose – With all of the changes happening in San Jose during the offseason, one of the most underrated signings of the summer could be Handzus'. He ranked among the top-40 in terms of faceoff win percentage in the league and should slot in nicely as the Sharks' third-line checking center. The top-six looks pretty cemented, but if a major injury were to happen, Handzus will slot in nicely as a replacement.
Things are pretty much going as predicted regarding the status of Handzus. He's currently ranked tied for 28th in terms of faceoff winning effectiveness (53.3 percent), and playing that key pivotal third-line checking role for the Sharks superbly. Since Martin Havlat's (major injury to the top-six), injury, he's seen his ice-time increase from 14:55 to 15:59, while his power play ice-time has increased from 35 seconds to 2:09 per contest. Look for him to gain a bit more value in the second half. HIT.
Scott Parse – LW, Los Angeles – My swing for the fences pick this campaign belongs to Parse. After posting four points in five contests, he sustained a season-ending torn labrum. Simon Gagne and Justin Williams aren't exactly immune to the injury bug, so look for Parse to at least gain a temporary slot alongside Anze Kopitar. If you're looking for a late-round flier pick, strongly consider Parse.
Well my home-run shot ended up being a giant strike out as Parse has been nowhere near a blip on the fantasy radar. He's seen just 2.84 percent of his overall ice-time alongside Kopitar, which isn't even remotely enough to be effective. On top of that he's gone for the season dealing with hip surgery. I probably should be considering this a PUSH to keep it consistent, but I'll bite the bullet and give it a MISS on this one.
So far not too shabby with a 12-8-3 record which is a strong improvement over my 7-9-7 record that I posted at this time last year and 6-12-5 record that I ended last season with. We'll revisit this column again at the end of the year to see where I ended up.
One last plug for the Mid-Season Guide, expect something similar to this column plus many more little tidbits to help you gain an edge over your competition in the second half. You've stuck with your team through thick and thin, snowstorm or sunshine, so why let it all go to waste now?
Questions or comments? As always I'll discuss them in the section below.
Ryan Ma said:
Glad you enjoy them, I find them great to look back and reflect to see, wtf was I thinking, or toot my own horn when I do nail something...
With Cogs, if Selanne did retire, I think he'd be up into the 16's 17's which probably would have him on a 45-50 point pace, which was what I was after in the first place.
Frolik I don't think will have much hope just too many "big guns" there, with solid role players like Brunette and Stalberg...
Seto is one that I do have faith in a turn around. The Wild need him back desperately... They're 18-7-3 with him in the line up, but just 3-6-3 without him. With him suiting up, it just gives them another offensive dimension. He was also bounced around a lot on and off that top PP unit, if he can get some consistent time with the big unit with PMB, Heatley, Koivu and Zids, he could take off in the 2nd half, he's one of my buy lows.
To be fair I thought White wasn't going to have that much of an impact (posting Rafalski numbers) I thought they would give more rope to Kronwall, but White has taken the reigns and ran with it.
Now let's see if this continues into the 2nd half.
Pengwin7 said:
These are OK - you forced yourself to dig down to 3rd/4th liners & 2nd/3rd D-pair guys... so finding gems was pretty tough.
My own notes:
re: Cogliano - IDK, as 3rd line center in ANA, was there really any opportunity for him dependent on Selanne retiring? Selanne's retirement would have opened up a PP1 spot for Bobby Ryan. I don't think there was ever much opportunity for him.
re: Frolik & Setoguchi are both guys on my own personal "Ten foot pole" list. I haven't owned either of them for more than a week in any league. (I'll be honest, I'm sure I've rostered one of them for a Sunday in a tight-SOG H2H cat!!!)
re: Ian White. You call this a HIT so I'm guessing there was an implied thought that wasn't written. so having White replace Rafalski may not result in too much of a drop off. Since 2006, White has posted an average of 27.4 points and 144.6 SOG per season. Expect [White to have] similar numbers [as Rafalski did]. I remember reading this back in the guide and thinking there was something off with assuming White would only continue his same stats (that's the way it reads).
Zidlicky & Prospal are the only other two guys on this list that I drafted/own.
Overall - this list deserves a thumbs up.
There was nice value in investing in Shattenkirk, Mike Smith & Michael Ryder... players that are great helps to their fantasy teams.


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I found this website to be very helpful for an introductory lesson on art and art history. It gives students an opportunity to read about various techniques and the best part was to be able to try out what they had learned. It helps to create a hand's on experience which will promote a better understanding of the basic elements of art.Technical Remarks:The website was easy to use and move through. It was not too complicated, but I did find that the create your own art portion was limited in its choices. It didn't give the student any variations on what types of tools were available to create their artwork with. I think that could potentially bore a student.
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Art supplies can be expensive (perhaps a reason why the starving artist image persists), but if you'd like to create for...
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Art supplies can be expensive (perhaps a reason why the starving artist image persists), but if you'd like to create for free, check this site out. The Artist's Toolkit is an interactive site where you can explore art terms, some of the history of art, watch other artists at work (an excellent feature), and create your own works of art. The site provides a strong foundation for you to build on. You can even create an image of a miner's hat with a bright light; than I would recommend using this miner's hat to explore the arts even deeper and further underground. It can lead to a whole universe of different air. The computer has changed the face of art in a variety of ways, and this site is one of those ways; easily accesible, understandable and a lot of fun. Not recommended though for artists like Jackson Pollock, where the action and movement of the entire body come into play. Other than that, you can be dressed in your Sunday best and still paint without having to worry about getting a single drop on you thanks to the wonder of the computer.
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This site provides an excellent overview of the basic elements of art, which is essential for beginning art students. The animated graphics are fabulous and give meaningful visual representation of the elements of art. Because of the sites simplicity it could be useable for very young art students, but is equally valuable for older college-level art students who have had little grounding in the essential elements of art.First Impressions:The site is user friendly and has a direct connection to the art content area. The heavy graphics take a bit of time to load, but the load time is not excessive and the wait is worth the information gained from the flash visual. In addition to the movement and excitement provided by the animated graphics, the site also has rich sound to accompany the learning material. Incorporating Curriculum and Standards:Because the site is based around the elements of art, this provides a strong connection to art curriculum needs. The K-12 standards in South Dakota are basic and broad in the art content area so this site is very useful for that purpose.As part of the triad activity this site was most heavily used in the Drawing 1 class and this site helped the instructor of that class meet the SD Board of Regents goal #4: Students will understand and interpret the human experience through arts and humanities. It was a perfect fit for this class because the course is designed to introduce the students to the fundamental elements of line, shape, form, space, tone and texture through studio experiences. Students draw a range of subjects including landscape, figure and still life. These same subjects are utilized in the Artists toolkit.Technical Remarks:The site is not cluttered with advertising. The links are operational. Users on dial-up could have problems loading the heavy graphic content.
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Lockout Update: Day 11 - There is still a lockout.
Fantasy Guide - The guide will be updated…this morning - really just a couple of notes.
We have decided to delay Dobber Nation by a month. A combination of readiness (lack of) and content (lack of)
In case you didn't catch this in the Lockout Player Tracker, Dan Ellis has signed (a tryout) with Charlotte of the AHL. This is a team that will already have Justin Peters on it, thanks to the lockout. This team was looking pretty rough between the pipes, with a couple of netminders I had never heard of prior to these developments.
"We're 100 percent focused on not missing any regular-season games, and hopefully we can achieve that objective," said Bill Daly Monday. I'm gonna go ahead and say that it's a tad under 100 percent focused. The NHL and NHLPA will meet Friday - apparently Thursday nor Wednesday will fit in with either of their schedules. Gotta love the sense of urgency.
But at least they'll finally be talking about the core economic issues that separate their stances. Wait, what?
Vancouver Canucks have hired Dan Cloutier to be their goaltending consultant. That joke writes itself, doesn't it? That's like the Leafs hiring Jason Allison to be their speed-skating advisor.
Hey, Mike Ribeiro thinks they could "have December with (NHL) hockey".
Hey, Dan Cleary thinks they could "go a year, maybe longer".
Yeah, stop asking players to predict this.
Brendan Ross with some fresh prospects ramblings right here from last night. He speaks of Mark Scheifele, Malcolm Subban, John Gibson, Connor McDavid and more…
So Vladimir Tarasenko is going to this old SKA St. Petersburg team (KHL) after all. So that little glitch in the negotiations I noted yesterday was just a hiccup.
Interesting, and a nice gesture - Alexander Semin will play in the second-tier Russian league for his former team - for free.
Some more signings - Pekka Rinne to the KHL (Dinamo Minsk) and Patric Hornqvist to Sweden.
An economist projects a loss of $84.4 million for the city of Detroit if the Red Wings miss the season. Now calculate that for 29 other teams. And all that money lost is pretty much recovered (as best they can) by cutting the salary and the jobs of average Joe's.
Rick Nash hat trick…
Alex Galchenyuk on a shootout. Nothing spectacular, but just good to have hockey back:
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Lunchtime Talks on Seascapes Every Thursday in August
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July 29, 2003
Due to popular demand, the Clark Art Institute's monthly series "Desert Island Pictures" will be offered weekly throughout the month of August. Every Thursday in August at 12:30 p.m., a Clark curator will give a half-hour talk about a work of art in the galleries. In celebration of the current exhibition Turner: The Late Seascapes, the August talks will feature seascapes from the permanent collection. The lunchtime lectures are free with gallery admission.
On August 7, James A. Ganz, curator of prints, drawings, and photographs, will discuss the photograph Brig on the Water by Gustave Le Gray. On August 14, Brian Allen, curator of American paintings, will speak about the painting Undertow by Winslow Homer. Curatorial assistant Katie Price will give a talk about Claude Monet's Seascape: Storm on August 21. On August 28, assistant curator of education Breta Yvars will discuss Seascape by Pierre-Auguste Renoir.
Lunch is available before or after each talk from the Clark Café. A full service restaurant offers salads, sandwiches, desserts, and beverages from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. daily. The café also offers an assortment of boxed lunches to enjoy in the courtyard or as a picnic on the Clark's 140-acre grounds.
The Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute is located at 225 South Street in Williamstown, Massachusetts. The galleries are open daily 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Gallery admission is $10 (members, students, and 18 and under free). For more information call 413-458-2303 or visit www.clarkart.edu.


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'Smashpiece' Launches, Riding Wave of International Fashion Houses Entering Australian Market
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In the last four years, states have increased investments in prekindergarten by nearly $2 billion but few have built a comprehensive system to measure and improve the effectiveness of their early education programs.
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February 24, 2014
Patrick Chang '14, co–president of the Private Equity and Venture Capital Club, says that this year's conference will focus on entrepreneurship and highlight New York's growing tech boom and the School's place at the very center of business.
Columbia Hosts 20th Private Equity + Venture Capital Conference
January 22, 2014
Cliff Schorer, director of the Lang Center's Entrepreneur in Residence Program, says that the length of time from inception to IPO for a successful company has changed dramatically in recent years.
A New Way to Buy Shares in Startups
December 17, 2013
14 Teams Chosen for Second IE@Columbia Class
"We're very excited about this class," said Vince Ponzo '03, the director of the Eugene Lang Entrepreneurship Center. "These budding entrepreneurs represent the breadth of expertise at Columbia University.
December 11, 2013
Olapic, founded by Jose de Cabo '10, Pau Sabria '10, and Luis Sanz '10 as a wedding photo app, now provides the technology that allows major brands to crowdsource customer photos and videos and turn them into marketing images.
How This Startup Transformed a Wedding Photo App into E–Commerce Magic
October 31, 2013
School Unveils New Branding Campaign and Tagline to Better Tell Its Story
The positioning, which defines and communicates the School's core elements, includes the new tagline, At the Very Center of Business™.
October 28, 2013
Vince Ponzo Appointed Director of the Eugene Lang Entrepreneurship Center
Vince Ponzo '03 has been named Director of the Eugene Lang Entrepreneurship Center.
September 13, 2013
James Moore, Entrepreneur in Residence at the Eugene Lang Entrepreneurship Center, says that a successful IPO from Twitter would boost investor confidence in both public and private markets.
The Payday at Twitter Many Were Waiting For
July 08, 2013
Prof. Gordon discusses why the bitcoin, which has gained a significant following among tech–savvy investors, is struggling to break into mainstream investment and consumer circles.
June 20, 2013
Columbia Entrepreneurs Lab Opens Its Doors
Run by the School's Eugene Lang Entrepreneurship Center, the lab is a co-working space where teams of students from across the University can collaborate on their business ventures over the summer.
June 07, 2013
TopMBA features Columbia Entrepreneurs Lab, the Eugene Lang Entrepreneurship Center's new collaborative workspace designed to support entrepreneurial ventures across the Columbia University community.
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May 05, 2013
Profs. Fisman and Usher, co-directors of the Social Enterprise Program, discuss the importance of equipping student entrepreneurs with the framework and ideas that will help them in innovating for social change.
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May 02, 2013
In a live interview with CNBC's Squawk Box, Dean Hubbard announces Ronald O. Perelman's gift of $100 million. In recognition of Perelman's generosity, one of the School's two new buildings will be named the Ronald O. Perelman Center for Business Innovation.


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The Thompson Seeps are located approximately 11.5 miles southwest of Othello, Washington in Franklin County. Thompson Seep North has an approximate surface area 15 acres, a mean depth of 6 feet, and a maximum depth of 14 feet. Lake is fed from groundwater and run-off flow from the Wahluke Branch Ten Wasteway.
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Pleasant Valley plans anniversary celebration Pleasant Valley Lutheran Church, located at Westreville, is celebrating its 125th anniversary year.
Throughout this spring and summer there will be several kick-off events leading up to the final, "Beneath the Prairie Cross," anniversary celebration to be held Sept. 9-10.
The next family event is the annual ice cream social on July 12. Come treat your family to a tavern supper and delicious homemade pies ala mode, of course. Entertainment will follow, beginning at 6:30 p.m. Music and acts to delight children of all ages will go into the night. Many of the performers come from neighboring churches. Come as you are and bring a friend. Everyone is welcome.
The ice cream social will be held Wednesday, July 12 from 5 to 10 p.m. Supper will be served from 5 to 7 p.m. Entertainment begins at 6:30 p.m. Pleasant Valley looks forward to a pleasant evening of celebration.
Pleasant Valley Lutheran Church is easy to reach off of Highway 19, 10 miles north of Vermillion, then heading west three miles on 308th Street. The address is 45918 308th Street.


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Tips to Improve Your Fly Tying
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|A couple of 3" to 4" binder clamps from an office supply store can simplify the handling of fur to be placed in a dubbing loop.
|Stop by your local hardware or electronics store and purchase a package of heat shrink tubing in various diameters. Slip a 1" or 2" piece of it over the end of your bobbin prior to starting the thread. Slide it forward over the head of the fly to move the hackle out of the way for a whip finish
|An alternative to the above approach is to use a straw and a rubber band. This method has the advantage of adjusting it to whatever size you need plus you don't have to keep it on the bobbin. Try to find a relatively narrow diameter straw .your favorite bar might be a good place to start.
|Materials on thread spools have an annoying habit of unwinding. A reasonable solution to this problem is to use plastic book binding strips. These strips come in a wide range of diameters to fit any spool.
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Lewisham's Cinema Treasure Map Revealed!
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Former Call of Duty, Tomb Raider devs jumping AAA ship to make their own next-gen title
A new studio called Tangentlemen says that developer are following the precedent set by games like Bastion and Gone Home and "swimming to indie life rafts."
Spec Ops: The Line dev working on free-to-play game
Job listings at Yager suggest developer currently at work on "AAA F2P" project.
New 2K bundle includes Borderlands 2, Spec Ops, and Mafia II for $30
"Rogues and Outlaws Collection" available exclusively at Wal-Mart; three additional bundles announced.
Spec Ops: The Line dev teases next project
German developer Yager suggests next game won't be a shooter, says "maybe it's time to do something different."
Violent games are creatively too easy, says Spec Ops writer
Walt Williams says violent games not bad or wrong, just too easy; would like to see more hopeful characters written in the future.
Spec Ops: The Line dev making next-gen game
Yager signs licensing deal with Epic for AAA title powered by Unreal Engine 4 that may include microtransactions, cross-platform play.
Green Man Gaming offers 30% discount voucher on Aust and NZ price-inflated games
Digital games retailer Green Man Gaming introduces an exclusive voucher to apply to price-inflated games in Australia and New Zealand.
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Santa, games, hats, and more! Join us for the final episode of The OzSpot for 2012 looking back over some of our favourite gaming moments of this year.
Take-Two loses $110M, GTA V making 'substantial progress'
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