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The Berkeley County 4-H Horse 'N' Around Club has gotten off to another great start in 2013.
Competing at the State Horse Show at Clemson University, the eight 4-H riders came home with several ribbons from the weeklong event held at the T. Ed. Garrison Arena.
Blue ribbons were handed out to Nicole Moody in Senior Barrel Racing, and Jana Rowell took first in Western Pleasure riding. Sarah Ham brought home blue ribbons, placing first overall in Senior Versatility, which included a first in Texas Barrels.
Peyton Svagerko took top spot in Senior Working Hunter Over Fences. In addition to her blue ribbon, Svagerko placed third in Open Jumping, fifth in Hunter Type Mares at Halter and ninth in Senior Under Saddle.
"We have done it again," said club president Hope Morris, who placed third in Senior Barrel Racing, sixth in the Stakes Race and seventh in Pole Bending. "The club had a very successful week of riding."
Rowell also placed second overall in Junior Versatility, third in Junior Stock Type Hunter Under Saddle, fourth in Hunter Under Saddle Equitation, third in Halter Stock Type Geldings and fourth in Junior Western pleasure and Western Horsemanship.
Other riders placing with ribbons included Hampton Page, who placed third in Junior Working Hunter Over Fences, and fourth in Junior Hunter Jumpers and Junior Hunter Equitation Over Fences. April Moody took third in Mares at Halter and eighth place in the Senior Stakes Race.
Ham also took second in Hunter Showmanship and Hunter Type Mares; ninth in Western Pleasure; and notched a pair of sixth place finishes in Western Trail and Hunter Under Saddle Equitation.
Elizabeth Shaw competed in Western classes and Rebecca Cutshall competed in Mares at Halter.
Rowell, Morris, Svagerko, Ham, and Hampton Page were also Regional qualifiers. Regional competition will be held this year in Monroe, LA.
"Other club members Christina Swain, Megan Rolader and Kinley Metts came as well to cheer their friends on and to lend a helping hand whenever it was needed," Morris said.
The trip to Clemson did not come easy. Throughout the 4-H year the club staged four fundraisers to cover the cost of the show and enable members to attend.
"We greatly appreciate every person from the community who participates in these fundraisers," Morris said. "We also are blessed to have companies that sponsor our club. Donors from the past are the Moncks Corner Farm Bureau and Holcim. The members are greatly appreciative for their generosity and would like to thank them for their support."
With the new school year, the Horse 'N' Around Club begins its 12th year and looks forward to more success. New members between 5-19 years of age are welcome to join and see what 4-H has to offer.
"Our goal is always to make the best matter," Morris said, "To provide for and support the community, reach out to those in need, and strive to be the best that we can be."


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1. (p. pr. & vb. n.) of Doubt.
2. (a.) That is uncertain; that distrusts or hesitates; having doubts.
Doubting (13 Occurrences)
Matthew 21:21 And Jesus in answer said to them, Truly I say to you, If you have faith, without doubting, not only may you do what has been done to the fig-tree, but even if you say to this mountain, Be taken up and put into the sea, it will be done. (BBE)
John 13:22 Then the disciples looked one on another, doubting of whom he spake. (KJV ASV DBY WBS YLT)
John 20:27 Then he said to Thomas, Put out your finger, and see my hands; and put your hand here into my side: and be no longer in doubt but have belief. (See NIV)
Acts 5:24 And as the priest, and the magistrate of the temple, and the chief priests, heard these words, they were doubting concerning them to what this would come; (YLT)
Acts 10:20 But arise, get down, and go with them, doubting nothing; for I have sent them." (WEB KJV ASV BBE DBY WBS YLT)
Acts 11:12 And the Spirit bade me go with them, nothing doubting. Moreover these six brethren accompanied me, and we entered into the man's house: (KJV BBE DBY WBS YLT)
Acts 25:20 and I, doubting in regard to the question concerning this, said, If he would wish to go on to Jerusalem, and there to be judged concerning these things -- (YLT)
Romans 14:13 Then let us not be judges of one another any longer: but keep this in mind, that no man is to make it hard for his brother, or give him cause for doubting. (BBE)
1 Timothy 2:8 I desire therefore that the men in every place pray, lifting up holy hands without anger and doubting. (WEB KJV WBS)
James 1:6 But let him ask in faith, without any doubting, for he who doubts is like a wave of the sea, driven by the wind and tossed. (WEB ASV BBE DBY YLT NAS RSV)
James 3:17 But the wisdom which is from heaven is first holy, then gentle, readily giving way in argument, full of peace and mercy and good works, not doubting, not seeming other than it is. (BBE)
Jude 1:22 And have pity on those who are in doubt; (See NAS)
Psalms 119:113 <SAMECH> I am a hater of men of doubting mind; but I am a lover of your law. (BBE YLT)


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WHAT: Top celebrities in film, television, music, and sports will come together at Dodger Stadium to play in the 51st annual Hollywood Stars Game, presented by Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. The Hollywood Stars Game will take place this Saturday, July 25 at 5:00 p.m., before the Dodgers play the Florida Marlins. Parking and stadium gates will open to the public at 4:40 p.m.
WHO: More than 30 celebrities will comprise the two teams, led by honorary captains Orlando Hudson and Randy Wolf.
The full roster of stars scheduled to appear in the game includes Larry King ("Larry King Live"), Rob Lowe ("The West Wing," "Brothers & Sisters"), Mario Lopez ("Extra," "Saved by the Bell"), Dave Annable ("Brothers and Sisters"), "Sugar" Shane Mosley (Welterweight Champion of the World), Adam Carolla ("The Adam Carolla Podcast"), Joel Madden (Lead Singer for Good Charlotte), Jessica Lowndes ("90210"), James Denton ("Desperate Housewives"), James Van Der Beek ("Dawson's Creek"), Ian Ziering ("Beverly Hills, 90210"), Tom Arnold (Actor/Comedian), Tom Green (Actor/Comedian), Melissa Rivers ("Celebrity Apprentice"), Meat Loaf (Musician), Scott Stapp (Lead Singer for Creed), Neal McDonough ("Desperate Housewives"), David Charvet ("Baywatch," "The Superstars"), Brian Baumgartner ("The Office"), Willie McGinest (NFL Linebacker/Three-Time Super Bowl Champion), Josh Henderson ("Desperate Housewives," "90210"), Robert Hoffman ("She's the Man," "Aliens in the Attic"), Daren Kagasoff ("Secret Life of the American Teenager"), Aimee Teegarden ("Friday Night Lights"), Jake T. Austin ("Wizards of Waverly Place"), Jennifer Stone ("Wizards of Waverly Place"), Kate Linder ("The Young and the Restless"), Adrian Pasdar ("Heroes"), Kate Flannery ("The Office"), David Denman ("The Office"), Robert Griffith (13-year NFL Veteran), Kirk Morrison (NFL Linebacker/Oakland Raiders), Shaun Phillips (NFL Linebacker/San Diego Chargers), Will Demps (NFL Star/Model), and Michael Rosenbaum ("Smallville," "Father of Invention").
Patrick O'Neal from Fox Sports PRIME TICKET will join 790 KABC's Josh Suchon and Ken Levine as emcees for the game, announcing the celebrity players as they come to bat, offering play-by-play commentary, and conducting on the spot interviews throughout the game.
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A telephone network operator under the agreement with the service provider provides telephone lottery services (where the information required for entering a lottery is transmitted to the lottery's computer database by telephone and a recording is made in the database evidencing participation in the lottery. The player shall pay for entering the lottery through a telephone network operator (costs are added monthly to the telephone bill).
Does such activity fall outside the scope of the Payment Services Directive according to the Article 3(l)?
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'"[...] the consent of the payer to execute a payment transaction is given by means of any telecommunictation, digital or IT device and the payment is made to the telecommunication, IT systems or network operator, acting only as an intermediary between the payment service user and the supplier of the goods and services"
. Examples are: ordering a pizza or flowers via a digital device or, regarding other services, the payment of car parking or public transportation. In all these cases, the network operator acts only as an intermediary between the payment service user and the provider of goods or services, who simply arranges for payment to be made to a third party.
The limitation set out in Article 3(l) PSD on the negative scope, applies where the telecommunication, digital or IT operator does not only act as an intermediary. This is given, when the operator adds distinct value to the respective goods or services in the form of access, distribution or search facilities (see recital (6) PSD). In those cases the legal framework of the PSD does not apply. The payment of lottery services via a telecommunication, digital or IT device is covered by this limitation, as long as an additional distinct value is added by the operator, e.g. providing for telephone lottery services by enabling the entering of a lottery.
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April 13, 2012 · By Emily Schwartz Greco
A study of three prominent op-ed sections highlights their byline diversity problem and the conservative tilt of the nation's top columnists.
For years, researchers have parsed the nation's top op-ed sections and deemed them to be too male and too white. With this problem so openly acknowledged, you'd think that there'd be some improvement. Well, you'd be wrong.
The media reform organization FAIR, an OtherWords partner, reviewed the commentaries featured in The Washington Post, The New York Times, and The Wall Street Journal between September and October 2011. It summarized the results in the latest edition of Extra!, the organization's monthly magazine.
FAIR's report is packed with interesting data and observations. A few examples:
- Latinos, who now make up 16 percent of the U.S. population, wrote less than 0.5 percent of the commentaries published in these three top newspapers over the two-month period.
- African American bylines comprise 1 percent of the commentaries the Wall Street Journal published over this two-month period.
- Women remain underrepresented in these three op-ed sections. They penned only 6 percent of the Journal's guest columns, for example.
Having tried to improve the diversity of voices that OtherWords features for the past two and a half years, I've learned that this challenge is harder than it sounds. FAIR's study serves as a great reminder of why it's so important for this editorial service to meet that challenge.
After some improvement under IPS stewardship, OtherWords is doing a better job at amplifying the voices of women and people of color than these three op-ed sections. But that's not saying much. In September and October 2011, the period FAIR reviewed, 25 percent of OtherWords commentaries were by women and 5 percent were by people of color. We can and will improve this track record.
FAIR's report also notes that these three prominent opinion sections range from right-of-center to conservative. I've noticed the same thing. The Washington Post touts centrists Dana Milbank and Richard Cohen as being part of its "left-leaning" lineup. The Post's right-leaning squad, however, is packed with "severe conservatives" like George Will and Charles Krauthammer.
FAIR also found that the Occupy movement's arrival during the period studied didn't make a dent on the overall conservative tenor of the commentaries these newspapers published. "While coverage in papers' news sections increased dramatically from September to October (2011), the opinion pages at the Times, Post and Journal remained entirely free of the voices of those involved," wrote researcher Nick Porter.
Because the Post, Times, and Journal are widely syndicated, the imbalance in their lineups is magnified throughout the media. Their columns run in hundreds of newspapers and new media outlets. Here are some examples.
In 2007, Media Matters released an in-depth study on the rightward tilt of op-ed sections. It found that the top three, measured in terms of the number of newspapers in which they are featured, were George Will, Cal Thomas, and Kathleen Parker. Will, Thomas and Parker all appear on Townhall.com, which bills itself as "the leading source for conservative news and political commentary and analysis." Today, Thomas and Will are in about 500 newspapers and Parker's in more than 350.
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So, tell me Google, why would those low quality links have an impact like this for JCP? It normally doesn't work that way for most others.
I see sites in a very competitive niche ranking very well off of low-quality links from abandoned blogs. Too much weight has been put on contextual links, which is probably one of the reason Google is now having to fight content farms. Junk content and abandoned blogs are used to put junk sites in the top 10. I am shocked when I look at the backlinks of some of these sites. Nevertheless, I have a gut feeling that JCPenney is the victim of a vindictive take down. The use of the media makes this easy to do. That's why local news always has an investigative reporter who "gets things done." This is becoming a regular occurrence with NYT writing a story that Google responds to. Google should just ignore them, because these kind of reactions are just enticing the journalists.


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Now, ImageWIS you have brought my mind to this topic, I was looking at your post on the fastest you have driven thread, and it brought about thoughts of a Hampstead in America (which I have never seen), but perhaps South Florida is one. Basically I am saying to everyone that this is a thread to describe the area in which you live, as it will be quite interesting to others to view, below is an example from the Times Of India Travel Guide 2004 by Dev Kapoor: Impressions of India can be varied, some think of the vast slums and poverty, and in all truth they are not entirely wrong for the most part. However, for a complete role-reversal, enter New Delhi. The Indian Capital is a complete contrast to the image of India, a bustling city, with 9 billionaires registered and paying tax, which is more than some Western European countries, and the lifestyle to match. That is not to say that there is not immense poverty amongst immense riches, but the people of the capital know how to live it up. Though the film industry is in Mumbai, the financial industry is in Mumbai, and the fashion industry is also in Mumbai. There is one thing, which is in Delhi, which makes it as lively as it is - that is the government. Now wait right there, I here you say, government, lively party people, not two words you normally would hear in the same paragraph, let alone sentence. But India is different, the Indian government is so corrupt, that if you asked the prime minister to head hunt someone, it would not be unheard-of. Though it is not the MPs, which are the party animals, it is their children. A 15 year old with a 360 Moderna, no wait, a 360 Moderna for the daytime, a 575M for a night out, a Phantom, and Maybach to be driven in, a Learjet to party in Mumbai, and more where that came from, all paid for with daddy's under-table dealings. That is to say, someone wants to run a factory, which is giving off toxic gasses that are causing deaths - bribe to the environmental minister 50 Lakh Rupees (about 60-70 thousand pounds). And that's just small time, bribes of Koror Rupees are more than common (hundreds of millions of pounds). But wait, look on the street, from the window of your Ferrari, which struggles to move due to the state of the roads, and you will see no less than a dozen beggars, dust a mile high, and street vendors everywhere, and you are trying to tell me that billions of pounds are traded in this city everyday. So, where do these people live - well there are three places, firstly for those who have just got into office, there is the Diplomatic Enclave in Connaught Place in central Delhi, where there a vast colonial houses with large gardens, nice area, but the Delhiites soon get fed up, too close to Janpat, and Rashtapati Bahavan, too close to tourists. So the next stop is Greater Kaliash I, in South Delhi, about five minutes from Central Delhi, or G.K I as it is know by the locals, is similar to being in the Upper West of Manhattan, or Belgravia in London, not right in the center, but the place to live, tall houses are the order of the day here. Who can build the tallest house, with the most stories, most reach about six stories, but if you are anyone, fifteen is a bare minimum. But the roads are narrow, and it is where all the middle class people come to shop on a day out, sort of like Kensington High Street, and Kings Road, and these people cannot bear to be near to the middle classes. So where do they go next, why DLF of course, DLF is about a 30 minute drive from Central Delhi, but who wants to be in Central Delhi anyway, It actually is not even in Delhi, it is in Gurgaon, in the state of Haryana, like Surrey, or Connecticut then? No, more like the West-End or Midtown, because where are all the best clubs, bars and shops, why M.G. Road where else, that is the Mehrauli - Gurgaon Road, linking South Delhi to DLF. And to seal the deal, land is aplenty in DLF, so no skyscraper homes, and its not cheap either, so no middle class people then, sounds great for the average Delhi Industrialist or Minister, but they have got to got to work in Central Delhi, but then again, a 10 lane highway, to go just 10 km has already started construction, from DLF, straight to Connaught Place, and you doubted that there was corruption? So what do these people do with all this money in a place with seemingly nowhere to spend it? Those of you, who have been to Delhi, would surely agree with that statement. However, I doubt you have been to GK I, let alone MG Road, A BMW 320 in Delhi, after taxes costs a monstrous 70k, a Benz S350 220k, and a 360 Moderna/Spyder, minimum 600k, and yes that's pounds. Want to ask the question again, thought not, and not just motors, A Tarun Talani Couture dress, minimum 10k, and how much is that LV handbag, basic monogram canvas, 8 Laks (10k pounds). And you wondered why a country with a population of more than a billion, mostly paying tax was so poor. "There is no chance we could possibly increase government spending, the money has to go towards my Gulfstream don't you know, why do we need a highway from Mumbai to Delhi anyway, they should buy themselves a Gulfstream, it's a lot faster." as said by L.K. Advani. Or even better "This year we are making great progress in order to combat corruption in our government, we have received more than 40% of collected taxes, and we hope to spend more than 10% on the people this year" Prime Minister Atul Bihari Vajpayee. I for one wonder where the 60% went in the first place, let alone the 30% later on. It may perhaps even have crossed the tourist to Delhis' mind there is nowhere to party in this place - except the occasional trip to the cinema or restaurant in a five star hotel, so where all these children of billionaires could be going is indeed a profound ambiguity. No, wait, that is unerringly what the Delhiites want you to believe. Did you go to Olive? - Thought not, Fashion Bistro? - Not even likely you imagined a place named such could even exist there, F Bar? - No again, Capitol? - Possibly you heard of that, China Club? - now I know what you are thinking, you are pulling my leg, that one is just a play on the forever iniquitous China White of London, sorry boss, I guess you just missed out. Take for one, Olive Bar and Kitchen; it is in veracity a Bombay institution, which took the jaunt north, to the real hard (or black) funds. Now let us not give Delhi an undeserving repute as a party city, Bombay is the place, Delhiites go to Bombay to party hard at places like Athena. However, by all stretches of imagination, the Delhi Olive is superlatively better than the Bombay dwelling. That means nothing to you, does it? Olive Bombay is up to Attica standards, there we go, and you got it now. At Olive (Delhi), you are transported to an analogous planet, the India of your dreams. Tucked behind a back lane of the MG Road, white stone facades with grey pebbles await your arrival. With LA style valet parking, and creeping ivy and vines over the Mediterranean reminiscent building. A myriad of striking cars stand before your watering eyes, better than the Geneva motor show, a F50, 3 Vanquishes, 2 Continental GTs, and hundreds of S-Class, Ferrari 360, Maybach and Phantoms seem to form a never ending queue of desire, helicopters on the roof, you know you have arrived. Yet more soft large grey pebbles and, the entrance where hanging vines and creepers tumble over the whitewashed walls and you enter to find a lush oasis that is more The Ivy than India. There is a pebbledash garden with low tables and chairs outside to eat or drink at and a restaurant and sunken bar inside where the rest of the glamour set gather. Every cocktail you can think of is served by smiling green-uniformed barmen 'hello Raj' and the menu is continental and classy. Bouncers aptly dressed, guarding the doors, you hear the bass of Arabic infused techno, a la the Parisian Buddha Bar, and London's Opium. You enter, feeling nothing less like Nobu, but with a somewhat strange crowd, 15-21 year olds make up the majority, which are none other than the notorious political children, with the odd glitterati member here and there, somewhat odd though is the frequentation of Lebanese, Jordanian and Eastern European women, and we can but wonder what their intentions could be. 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Mobile social networking app Rocke Talk has partnered with YouTube's London Olympics theme song to launch Profile Ring Back Tone (PRBT).The theme song was launched by YouTube to cheer the Indian squad at London Olympics 2012. The special theme song is composed by the noted music composer Shantanu Moitra and lyricist Swanand Kirkire titled "Aap Agar Saath Hain. Tou Jeet Bhi Saath Hai"
Sameer Agarwal, Chief marketing officer, RockeTalk, said in a company statement, "RockeTalk has steadily been customizing campaigns for brands, choosing the branded programming and innovation route over the commodification of ad inventory. In the PRBT, we have a product that carries the credibility of user recommendation. It creates a word-of-mouth like high value for YouTube."
Unlike the CRBT (Caller Back Ringtone), this plays every time a user is called and can be heard by the person calling, the PRBT (Profile Ring Back Tone) sits on the user's social profile page and plays every time a visitor or friend visits it. The innovation is a first of its kind done by a brand in the mobile social space, claims the company.
YouTube's two-week "cheer for the Indian squad" campaign is already on its way to clock over 1 Lakh PRBT opt-ins, leading to 10 Lakh socially recommended 'listens' of the theme song.
Users simply had to click on an invite banner or an invite message in their inbox and the inspirational tone was automatically set as their profile tone on their social profile page. The moment anyone visited the profile, the YouTube track played on its own as the Profile Tone.
The innovation was already integrated into RockeTalk's social structure, as RockeTalk is a voice and video based social network and users are accustomed to record and post their audio profiles as credibility boosters. With over 16 million users, RockeTalk is the largest native mobile social network in India.


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Middle of the week, and you may be planning your Big Game Day party...well check out these recipes I found at PEOPLE, along with one of my favorites!
Who doesn't remember Jay last year at the Grammy's...sippin' D'Usse from his award?
The Code
Makes 11½ parts cognac (D'USSÉ)
1 part Amaretto
2 parts fresh pineapple juice
Dash Angostura aromatic bitters
Shake and strain over ice into a rocks glass. Garnish with a lime wedge
The Blurred Lines
Makes 1 serving1½ oz. vodka
¼ oz. coffee liqueur (like Kahlúa)
¼ oz. hazelnut liqueur (like Frangelico)
Soda water
Mix the first three ingredients in a cocktail shaker, then strain into a rocks glass. Add ice and finish off with soda water. No garnish needed.
The Ron Burgundy
Makes 12 cups brown sugar
2 oz. Scotch (Howell uses Famous Grouse)
½ oz. fresh lemon juice
½ oz. fresh grapefruit juice
2 dashes peach bitters
2 dashes angostura bitters
Orange or lemon peel, for garnish
1. In a small saucepan over medium heat, heat brown sugar and 1 cup water. Stir until sugar is dissolved. Remove from heat and let cool.2.
In a shaker with ice, combine the Scotch, lemon and grapefruit juices, ½ oz. brown sugar simple syrup, and bitters. Shake vigorously and strain into a short glass with large ice. Garnish with an orange peel. (Leftover brown sugar syrup can be stored in a jar to use in future cocktails.)
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The Black Beauty
1.5 oz Crown Royal
1 splash of grenadine
3 oz. club soda
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I will tell you some things get dealt with right off:
- The soul issue. It'll probably happen in a flash/short between the books, but it'll be clear early in book 2 what happened there.
- The thing with the Smiths at the end. I promise within chapter 1 (2 at most), readers will know what was going on there (or at least what happened that night )
There are other things though that are stretching across the series and since book 3 will take place mostly away from Portage, I'm curious to know what readers are most curious about.
- Lisa, the color guard bully who got in Elle's face
- Trey, the guy who Cass debated using as a fall-back if things with Corbin
- Kris, Elle's friend who got kicked out of school
- The van.
- Uncle Oscar
- Something else I'm not thinking of off the top of my head.
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High Heelitis
Achieving statuesque status comes with a fair share of risks, as this Washington Post article helpfully/terrifyingly demonstrates. Those to-die-for pumps put added pressure on the joints (especially the knees), throw your body's alignment out of whack, tighten your calf muscles and Achilles tendons, and can result in a slew of unsavory side effects like bunions, hammertoes, Morton's neuroma, joint pain, sprained ankles and a heel-strap-induced "pump bump" called the Haglund's deformity.
And let's not forget that tragic episode of "Sex and the City" in which Kristen Johnson tripped on her stilettos and took a swan dive out the window. Talk about a fashion victim.
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Figure sticking to to flip-flops is a safe bet? Nice try. A recent Auburn University study found that flip-flops and other flat shoes can result in muscle and joint pain because they change the way you walk, forcing you to take shorter steps and work more to travel the same distance. The habit of scrunching your toes to hold the sandal in place also leads to aching little piggies, while the lack of support can bring in heel pain. Docs recommend wearing flip-flops in moderation and replacing them as they become broken in.
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We always suspected that our toddler-sized totes stuffed with fashion mags, gym clothes, makeup and water bottles could be used as weapons. Unfortunately, it seems we're the ones under attack. Last year The Daily Telegraph noted that the fashion industry's fondness for oversized totes (the average woman's handbag weighs the equivalent of five bags of sugar!) has led to a significant rise in related back injuries due to the added strain. We say, keep the bag, but lose the unnecessary junk inside to lighten your load.
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Here's a page from Fantastic Four #47. Jack Kirby drew it, Joe Sinnott inked it, and Stan Lee wrote the dialogue. Look at it! Read it! Study it!
Then I'll post Jack Kirby's original pencil art for it, and you can compare the two.
UPDATE: To see the pencil art, click here and then scroll down.
Jack Kirby's original pencil drawings for Agatha Harkness. He withheld design because it was "too good for them" (Marvel). Read more eye-popping factoids in John Morrow's "Key 1960s Moments" timeline.on The Kirby Effect.
Scan of a print-size photostat of Kirby's pencil art for page 4 of "What lurks behind the beehive?" published in Marvel Comics' Fantastic Four 66, dated September 1967. Also, a note from Sol Brodsky and some balloon placement from Stan Lee.
To celebrate our passing 800 tumblr followers, here's a four panel Kirby-techno-palooza! Yep, it's a full sized photocopy of Kirby pencil art, with his margin notes, and Stan Lee's dialog lettered by Sam Rosen. For what? "The Madness of the Moleman!" published by Marvel Comics in their August 1969 Fantastic Four 89.


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I dont know how many people used to go on it but is it just me or is that forum starting to become abit of a cult. You have annis and that carl guy acting like the are the voice of the fans and the fans leader and in most cases the members seem to agre
Adam Brown, aka Angry Man from AAMB
The wannabe politician and casual racist is getting himself into hot water again... just can't help himself that boy. Can't fault the brazenness of his excuse
I want to sign up to AAMB
I often look at AAMB and just want to comment on some things. I have tried to sign up but I cannot find out how you do it. I've looked all over the messageboard and I can't find any register button. Any help? Obviously though I will be on this
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Reckons his mates kid has info bafe gomis has signed for us, got citygent excited (who's normally spot on) Tbh only heard of this player few weeks bk but ppl saying it would show massive intent
This forum is so much better than AAMB/CCMB
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Instead, they pulled off an impressive comeback, avoided a 2-0 series hole, and grabbed some momentum as the series heads to Boston for Game 3 Monday.
Captain Zdeno Chara scored twice, including the game-winner in the third period, as the Bruins beat the Sabres 5-3 in Buffalo.
The game's big story, however, involved a first-period injury to Sabres forward Thomas Vanek.
During a rush up the ice, Vanek was slashed on what appeared to be the outside of the right knee by Boston's Johnny Boychuk.
Vanek left the ice under his own power, but watching the video, it's hard not to think this is a potentially serious injury. Vanek's knee gives out on contact from Boychuk's stick. Boychuk received a minor penalty for hooking on the play.
Vanek did not return to the game, with the team saying he had a lower-body injury. There was no further word available.
The Sabres led 2-0 and 3-2, but the Bruins impressively answered each time. Chara's winner in the third came after the Bruins won battles down low, and got the puck to Chara at the left point. With David Krejci sliding in front of Buffalo goalie Ryan Miller, Chara's shot came through and Miller never saw it. The puck looked like it may have hit the stick of Sabres forward Jason Pominville, but Miller was still hopeless because he had no way of seeing it until it was too late.
Michael Ryder added two goals for the Bruins, including a thing of beauty to tie the game in the third period. Boston was able to set up a four-on-two rush after the Sabres were caught too far up the ice. Ryder went to the net, got a great feed from Andrew Ference, and tapped the puck past Miller, who committed to Ference's side of the rink and couldn't get back across.
There's obvious reason for concern with Vanek's injury, but no matter the extent, the Sabres have to find a way to move on. The series is even at 1-1, and Game 3 is coming up Monday in Boston.
If they think the Bruins are just going to slow up and back down, they're crazy. The Sabres better be ready to weather a storm Monday night, because they're in serious trouble if they don't get some positive momentum back.


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Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
I fantasize about Clementine Izzies.
feel empty lately
If a miniature planet crashed on my head
they would land in a forest of hope and scrap
of a defeated solider, of a soulless man
And if one of those travelers reached out his hand
and said we're your peace, so you'll understand
why we love this world, but it must end…end…end…
Oh, there's an empty place in my bones
That calls out for something unknown


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Thanks to The North Face and its new Villagewear Collection, Team USA athletes will be wearing the Stars and Stripes proudly through all the festivities at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia. Where as the uniforms designed by Ralph Lauren had more of an "artisanal" feel … READ MORE
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Concepts and The North Face recognize that boys have stuff to carry, too. Girls may have their LVs, Marc Jacobs, and Prada bags, but those aren't exactly the embodiment of machismo. Fortunately the good people of Concepts and The North Face get it and together they've created … READ MORE
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You are seriously too cool for school. I would like your whole outfit please, and your name too.
April 27, 2009
4 comments:
- Daria said...
she is so beautiful *_*
that is hannelli mustaparta and this is her blog!
http://hanneli.lola.no/ - April 27, 2009 at 4:14 PM
- The Six Six Sick Girls said...
I love her name too. I actually tried on that bustier at the Acne sample sale and was advised by my friend against buying. Kind regretting it now...
Tiffany - April 27, 2009 at 10:48 PM
- Capricious Co. said...
isn't hanneli gorgeous. if you track back to jakandjil.com/blog you'll find the back of her jeans.. studded and sexy as hell
- April 28, 2009 at 4:34 AM
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yeah now i'm realizing i've seen her face before too!
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Cliff Lee.
Cliff Lee will save us.
It's just as true now as it was in 2011. Now, is it unwise to pin all of our hopes on to Cliff Lee? Probably. Is it unfair to Cliff Lee that we pin all our hopes on to him? Yes. But what options do we have left? We've already pinned a ton of hopes on to Chase Utley and now there's no more room. We tried pinning them on to Ryan Howard and he struck out so hard that they all came flying off.
Cliff Lee, the only pitcher on the Phillies that I currently trust, faces the Mets and Dillon Gee this evening. Gee-sus Christ, I hope the Phillies suck less tonight.
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I love that show. That's a good ad.
I'm sure the press will praise this ad and show it everywhere just like they do when Apple releases an ad.
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Get Rave Reviews from Your Boss
No need to suck up if you have awesome work habits.
Here are 10 habits that will earn rave reviews from your boss:
1. Have your act together. Stay on top of things, ensure your boss only has to tell you something once, don't let things fall through the cracks, and generally be someone she can rely on.
2. Show your boss that she doesn't need to follow up with you. When she assigns you work, it will either get handled or you'll circle back to her for any follow-up needed. Give her the peace of mind of knowing that if she talks to you about it, she won't need to remind you about it.
[See 15 Ways Good Bosses Keep Their Best Employees.]
3. Get aligned with your boss about expectations. Talk explicitly about your goals for the year and what success would look like for you, as well as what decisions she should be consulted on and what kinds of things you should handle on your own without her input. If you sense there are areas where you're on different pages, bring them to the surface and get aligned; don't just ignore it.
4. When you bring problems to your boss, also suggest solutions. Saying "What should I do about X?" puts the problem on her plate to solve. You'll make her job easier if you instead say, "Here's the situation with X. I've thought about A, B, and C, and I think we should do C because... Does that sound right to you?"
5. Be credible. Don't keep secrets or hide your biases. Be vigilant about putting all the facts on the table when you're discussing things with your manager, so that she never has to wonder if there's something you're not sharing with her.
[See 10 Signs Your Boss Just Isn't that Into You.]
6. When you make a mistake, take responsibility for it. Say something like this: "I made a mistake here. It happened because ____, and I'm doing ____ to fix it and ____ to make sure it doesn't happen again." And even if something isn't a mistake per se, your boss may love to hear when you're focusing on improving. For instance, you might tell her, "I wasn't thrilled with how the conference went, and next time I'm planning to ____."
7. Pay attention to what kinds of questions your boss asks so you get a better understanding of the types of things she cares about. By noticing what she seems worried about, you can often draw larger messages about the sorts of things she'll care about in the future. You can then anticipate those things in advance and address them before she has to ask.
8. Listen to feedback with an open mind and don't get defensive. It's fine to disagree, but do it in a non-defensive way. For instance, it might sound like this: "I see what you're saying. The way I was looking at it was…"
[See How to Make Your Workplace Happier.]
9. Don't let frustrations fester. If you're unhappy about something, raise it—and raise it with her, don't vent to others. (Of course, be smart about this: Bring it up at a time when your boss isn't swamped or frazzled, and think about your delivery ahead of time, just as you would want her to do if she were raising a sensitive issue with you.)
10. Thank her when she deserves it. If she goes out of her way to get you a raise or a promotion, or if she gave you helpful feedback, tell her. You might be surprised by how few people do!
Alison Green writes the popular Ask a Manager blog where she dispenses advice on career, job search, and management issues. She's also the author of Managing to Change the World: The Nonprofit Leader's Guide to Getting Results and former chief of staff of a successful nonprofit organization, where she oversaw day-to-day staff management, hiring, firing, and employee development. She now teaches other managers how to manage for results.


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Cornucopia Wholefoods
19/20 Wicklow Street, Dublin 2, Ireland.Ranked #1 overall in Dublin restaurantsThis place could make vegetarians of us all. It's probably unfair to describe vegetarian food in relation to meat and meat-eating, but I will anyway: the food is gut-filling, hearty... more
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Pablo Picante Californian Burrito Bar
4 Clarendon Market, Dublin 2, IrelandRanked #26 overall in Dublin restaurantsChipotle-style burrito bars have been springing up everywhere over the past few years, and this one is the best, or at least most reliable. Be prepared to wait in line... more
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Bite of Life
55 Patrick St, Dublin, IrelandRanked #10 overall in Dublin restaurantsAwesome! The ladies in here were so nice and helpful! We asked if they had internet, they did not, but the owner offered to point us in the direction of... more
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Queen of Tarts (Cork Hill location)
Cork Hill, Dame Street, Dublin, IrelandRanked #2 overall in Dublin restaurantsOdd teacups and little wee tables, this is a truely charming cafe. Serving breakfast, lunch and sweet treats it is often tricky to find seat, but it is well worth... more
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The Farm
3 Dawson St, Dublin 2, IrelandRanked #83 overall in Dublin restaurantsYou definitely have to try! Vey creamy and delicious Tiramisu served with a homemade white chocolate and hazelnut cookie
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Blue River Bistro Bar
63–64 North Wall Quay, Dublin, IrelandRanked #33 overall in Dublin restaurantsA little bit out of the city center but so delicious! On the weekends they have an ala carte menu and the food was incredible! Shark steak with homemade fig... more
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Winding Stair Bookshop & Cafe
40 Lower Ormond Quay, Dublin 1, IrelandRanked #3 overall in Dublin restaurantsI'm not sure how the bookshop and cafe are related, but they're both great. The shop is one of a very few (two? three?) independent bookstores in Dublin. The food... more
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Bewley's Grafton Street
78/79 Grafton Street, Dublin 2, Co. Dublin City, IrelandRanked #4 overall in Dublin restaurantsA cafe I stumbled across in Grafton Street. When I visited, there was a free chocolate with every coffee!
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Cafe En Seine
40 Dawson Street, Dublin 2, IrelandRanked #5 overall in Dublin restaurantsPosh place, expensive beer , but in overall I always had a great time there.
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Butler's Chocolate Café (Wicklow Street)
24 Wicklow Street, Dublin 2, IrelandRanked #6 overall in Dublin restaurantsGreat coffee, wonderful chocolates and nice people. Even my mother enjoyed it and coffee shops are not her thing!
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Reaching the mark set by Criterion 3 for the Green Communities Program may seem like a daunting goal − some municipalities wonder if they can do it. The criterion stipulates that in order for a municipality to be designated a Green Community, it must "Establish an energy use baseline of municipal buildings, streetlights and vehicles, and develop a plan to reduce energy use by 20 percent within five years."
But despite barriers such as limited staff capacity, a number of communities are well on their way to implementing their plans under Criterion 3. Some have even decreased consumption by more than 20 percent in one or more energy use categories, according to 2012 annual reports.
Take the town of Harvard, which, within the buildings category, achieved 26 percent energy savings in FY 2012 as compared to FY 2009. Improvements ranged from mechanical upgrades at Bromfield High School, to conversion to natural gas from oil and the replacement of two burners at Hildreth Elementary School, to lighting efficiency upgrades in town buildings. Harvard has focused on reducing energy use at the high school because it is the town's largest energy consumer. Cost savings associated with energy initiatives in the buildings category have been substantial, projected at more than $165,000 annually.
In Easthampton, switching street and traffic lights to LED was an important step forward. The improvement reduced street and traffic light energy use by 20 percent overall for FY 2012 relative to FY 2009. Annual cost savings from the project have been projected at $2,500.
Municipalities can reduce vehicular energy consumption by using smaller vehicles, using electric vehicles, establishing anti-idling policies, and requiring use of tracking and Global Positioning Systems (GPS) for route optimization. A number of towns have already swapped gas guzzlers for fuel efficient vehicles, and the efforts have paid off: Melrose, Acton, and Mashpee achieved 8 percent, 7 percent, and 4 percent vehicular energy consumption reductions respectively in FY 2012 as compared to FY 2009. Cambridge managed a 10 percent reduction in vehicular energy use for FY 2012 over FY 2008, primarily by incorporating GPS into the city's water department vehicles but also through green fleet vehicle replacements.
Communities employ markedly diverse strategies to meet the Criterion 3 goal. Reducing energy use by 20 percent within five years is not a one-size-fits-all endeavor; for example, vehicular energy use as a percentage of total energy consumption varies dramatically between municipalities, and, thus, vehicular consumption should be targeted to varying degrees.
Criterion 3 sets a challenging goal, but Green Communities have made remarkable progress by pursuing a variety of improvements including initiatives related to buildings, streetlights, utilities, and vehicles. As always, the Green Communities Regional Coordinators are ready to help municipalities with developing and implementing their Criterion 3 plans.
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Oooo Tom thanks for Frontpage!
This isn't your typical Pico Day toon. After last years submission, people responded really well to seeing Adult-Pico in a different, more realistic setting. This year, I tried taking it one step further, putting him into a bizarre epic adventure. Go big or go home right?
Also, i really wanted to do something that was like indiana jones/uncharted but in space, so that's kind of where this came from. It kind of just worked out to put Pico in there.
Happy Pico Day! I hope you like it :)
To be concluded - Pico Day 2012
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This Is Awesome
Man this is the best
seriously keep up the good work and we are looking forward to the next one
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars June 13, 2011
The animation could have been better, though it is still pretty smooth. Other than that, the whole thing is great.
Rated 5 / 5 stars May 29, 2011
Oh how the mighty have fallen!
This was so damn epic, you will probably receive many rewards for such a great toon, but such is expected from the Great JordanD. Congratulations my friend.
Rated 5 / 5 stars May 22, 2011
And so I give away my coveted 10...
I was actually lead to this because I was curious to see how my song "The Red Barron" was used. Not only was it used quite well, the whole animation was great! I love your use of flashes new 3D, and the energy put into implementing motionblur on so many effects.
I've gotta ask, how did you do motion blur on objects not moving strictly horizontal or vertical? Did you just pre-render all those objects outside of flash?
Anyway, well done sir... Quite epic.
Yeah the whole video was actually made in after effects, not flash. So thats how I did the blurs and the shadows and stuff :)


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Monday October 10 2005
« Go on, then - who's going to win? | Home | Why go out? »
Block by block
Piled high ... Rachel Whiteread's Embankment
installation, unveiled this morning.
Photograph: Alastair Grant/AP
It will remind some of an enormous ghostly warehouse, storing nothing but memory and space; others will think of cliffs of Arctic ice, melting and collapsing; others of a cityscape in miniature, assembled from children's building blocks. Sucrose addicts may prefer to dream of several enormous mounds of sugar lumps.
However you're tempted to describe it, Rachel Whiteread's much-anticipated new installation, just unveiled inside Tate Modern's forbidding Turbine Hall, will set people talking. And, ever-conscious that you folks in the Vulture community will be itching to find out what it looks like, I've just been down to take a peek ahead of tomorrow's public opening. (Honoured, you lot are. Honoured.)
First impressions? Well, undercover sleuth Laura Barton, who snuck in last week, was on the right track. If the word "impressive" usually sneaks its way into appraisals of Turbine Hall installations, it doesn't seem quite right here. Whiteread has chosen to fill less than half the space on offer with a beguiling jumble of white plastic boxes, some piled up into irregular heaps, others used more architecturally, in rigid rows and towers. There are 10 varieties of box on display, apparently, all specially made, some bearing serrations like cardboard, others bent and buckled.
As you saunter down the ramp at the west end of the hall, small clusters gradually build into bigger ones, and as you come out under the walkway positioned over the space, your view is dominated by a tall pinnacle of boxes that looks, alarmingly, as if it might feel like toppling over. Everything feels surprisingly domestic in scale, the intimidating vistas of the Turbine Hall shrunk down to irregular paths and byways. From atop the walkway, it looks like a storage depot that is steadily losing the plot; from inside, as you thread your way between the mounds of blocks, it feels more like an icy maze.
The piece has been christened "Embankment", a typically modest title that, Whiteread said, refers simply to Tate Modern's Thameside site, though it's hard not to think also that the heaps and towers are manmade cliffs. Everyone at the press conference seemed hugely interested in the fact that the artist has just returned from a stint in the Arctic, observing the melting icecaps. Like many of her previous works (and, I find myself worrying, the polar ice itself), this one isn't going to hang around for long: at the end of the installation in April next year it'll be ground down and recycled, and Whiteread seemed keen to emphasise that the piece was designed for winter, best viewed in the darkest months of the year. On an unseasonally sunny October morning, it still feels chilly and stark, illuminated by lights that make the Turbine Hall feel more like a warehouse than ever.
So there you have it: an enormous piece (Whiteread's largest to date) in one of the largest spaces in the country, yet one that doesn't shout about its size. If it feels underwhelming it's probably intentionally so. And it'll be intriguing to see how crowded it gets when the doors open tomorrow: there's barely room to walk between the boxes, let alone lie down and soak up the view, as happened with its Turbine Hall predecessor, Olafur Eliasson's The Weather Project (2003). Prepare to queue, I reckon.
We've just put up a gallery of images of what's been in the Turbine Hall over the years; why not take a look at the profile of Rachel Whiteread we ran on Friday, too?
Please let kids climb on it - if they don't, it will be a bit of a problem, as they are sure to want to
Posted by 3underscore on October 10, 2005 2:37 PM.Offensive? Unsuitable? Report this comment.
aye, my first thought this morn was 'one lump or two?'
re 3underscore's comment - how will tate stop the kids climbing? so many nooks and crannies w this one that unless they employ a score of security bods, what's the betting there will be at least one american parent suing tate for letting little abner fall to his death...
oh well
Posted by blahblah on October 10, 2005 2:41 PM.Offensive? Unsuitable? Report this comment.
dear little abner could have been president. no big loss...
Posted by tatemod on October 10, 2005 2:59 PM.Offensive? Unsuitable? Report this comment.
See, it's got people debating already.
Posted by Pablo on October 10, 2005 3:00 PM.Offensive? Unsuitable? Report this comment.
call this art? my 3-year old could have done better. its political correctness gone mad, if you ask me.
Posted by nedders on October 10, 2005 3:05 PM.Offensive? Unsuitable? Report this comment.
It's just a load of blocks
Posted by Ron Hammond on October 10, 2005 3:19 PM.Offensive? Unsuitable? Report this comment.
This is a scam.
I just knew someone would find the secret horde of in-transit hifi protection material I had been building up for when we move house....damn, dams, damn!
p.s. shocker about Blunkett, isn't it?:
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when i'd read recently that she was involved in an arctic exploration, envisioning this was so predictable. whiteread is a good sculptor, but has a very limited vocabulary, this looks dissapointing, i think she's bitten off way too much here, the turbine hall is a monster few have toppled, and she hasnt.
Posted by dipesh on October 10, 2005 3:54 PM.Offensive? Unsuitable? Report this comment.
Not a miniture city
Not arctic cliffs
Not children's blocks
Just sugar.
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Well it is the Tate.
Posted by 3underscore on October 10, 2005 4:33 PM.Offensive? Unsuitable? Report this comment.
Then the first plain white building shape was made, and the world did look at it, and agree that it was good. Then many other white building shapes were made, but the intelligent among the world did say unto each other: 'There was only ever one idea here, works two onwards are trash'. At last, A slightly different type of shape was made for the Turbine Hall, but the critical did lament: 'This is only slightly less vacuous, let us finally kill all these one-trick ponies' and they did and they never looked back, strength to strength etc.
Posted by illi on October 10, 2005 4:38 PM.Offensive? Unsuitable? Report this comment.
What a load of old blocks
Posted by spownall on October 10, 2005 5:25 PM.Offensive? Unsuitable? Report this comment.
"If it feels underwhelming it's probably intentionally so."
Posted by Spanner on October 10, 2005 5:41 PM.Offensive? Unsuitable? Report this comment.
sugar cubism?
Posted by lyle abner on October 10, 2005 9:03 PM.Offensive? Unsuitable? Report this comment.
surely this should be called "& lyle"
Posted by harry calvino on October 10, 2005 9:03 PM.Offensive? Unsuitable? Report this comment.
it makes the people on the photo above look like penguins. or maybe i just need to put my glasses on...
Posted by alienor on October 10, 2005 9:48 PM.Offensive? Unsuitable? Report this comment.
Fantastic. Another huge load of plastic generated by someone who won't be around when people have to finally think of ways of disposing of it. Join the newpapers publishers sending out 50,00 dvd's on a Saturday and people like McVities, who seem to think it's a good idea to put make plastic trays for three Jaffa Cakes. It's an interesting exhibit, but can we have more artists who think about the future. 'House' was beautiful, but at least when it was demolished it could be used to fill up a driveway, with no harm to the environment.
Posted by David Shields on October 11, 2005 1:18 PM.Offensive? Unsuitable? Report this comment.
David - this will be similarly ground down and recycled at the conclusion of the exhibition.
Posted by 3underscore on October 11, 2005 4:50 PM.Offensive? Unsuitable? Report this comment.
Rachel Whitread is a good artist and of course she is entitled to do as she sees fit. As far as i am concerned the work is disappointing because it seemed 'playful' and unable to hold itself up as an object(s) in its own right. Nothing emerges. It didn't seem to relate to anything, which detatches it from all her other work therefore making it seem like some awful contrivance where no doubt the only pleased people are a couple people at unilever and a couple of people at the tate...
Its just the sort of work Mayor Bloomberg would like.
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Exiled from Europe. Reminds me of the infilling of high rise towers with many more high rise towers happening within the secret confines of certain London Council Estates(the so called Super Estate Housing Projects), except Rachel's boxs are artfully landscaped.
Invisible in the turbine hall are the London conservation areas of conserved human social model, property price and breathing space. Or is that one for the next show?
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I absolutely adored this installation.
It had a real as well as an ethereal beauty and was as awe inspiring as the inside of a great cathederal. It celebrates human imagination. Not only that it is fun.
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