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I crack up seeing POB dancers hoofing to Outkast and Queen. The best part is Vincent Chaillet and Marie-Agnes Gillot at 1:27-1:37. I love seeing these two highly-trained POB dancers having a ball like this. (If you look carefully, you can also spot Jeremie Belingard, Aurelie Dupont and Mathias Heymann among the flash mob.)
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Looks great, Tristan!
I really like the way the legs were handled, for soem reason. I knwo you must have more to post than this, show!
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The style of execution makes even a fiend seem rather beautiful. Detect certain Lovecraftian echoes.
Really enjoying this one, Tristan. I'm intruiged by the red spatter. Until I noticed it passed in front of the creature and sun I was reading it as distant stars but now my perception is jumping between several unresolvable possibilities, all of which is adding a subtle sensation of unease to an already creepy piece. Nice!
( Cool lineup indeed! I hope the show's a hit! )
The fact that the wings seem too small to lift its entire body and that its body seems too light for its head just adds to the eerie effect. I imagine it would continuously flap its ears to keep its head up while standing or walking, at least on our world.
I wish I could see this show!
Dumbo meets Lovecraft.... spooky indeed. Great stuff Elwell!
Pretty unsettling stuff! Beautifully executed. Sounds like an excellent line-up for the exhibition. It's just a shame I live over 5,000 miles away!
love the details on the muzzle and the smoothness of the rest of his body, makes the monster look .. you know, HUGE.
interesting concept. there are elements about it that don't really work though.
I like the the light around the edges, it isn't very exaggerated. And, how the wings connect to the head. For me, the problem is in the hands. They appear to have a zig-zag pattern, which to me looks weak. Maybe it's a matter of personal taste, but I'd prefer a single curve, flowing from the arms right down into the ends of the claws. I feel there's a stonger structure in a single curve.
Thanks for showing us Tristan!
I love that monster, it look like a mix between Re-animator 2 and cthulu. But the type and the background in the second pic make it hard to read.
Very nice! I wish I had half your skills. But could the shoulders of the Cthulu/Elephant do with a bit of a darker shade?
I mentioned this before to you, but this piece is so awesome. I LOVE this one. Such an incredible glow to it.
This piece is really impressive! Your creative juices were most definitely flowing when you thought this one up 8 D I am so glad you posted it!
Ya your a bad *ss w/ the brush dude!!!
Maybe you should stick to that!
As for your comments, well, I think your just jealous.
Ha...let's se what you have to say snarky about that one!
The press release for the show is up here.
The top-heavy feel was intentional. My concept was that this is a creature who never touches the ground; all the power is in the head and wings, and the body hangs down from them.
The red is more a compositional device than anything else. In my initial sketch it was small flying creatures/insects, but I got rid of them as over-complicating the image. I still wanted the texture and shape to break up the symmetry, though. Any ambiguity is fine with me.
My description was Ganesh meets Cthulu meets Dumbo meets a Portuguese Man O' War meets the Isenheim Altarpiece.
Max Challie--
I've always been a fan of angular Nosferatu hands myself.
To everyone else, thanks to all for the kind words.
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Truely nice...Truelly awosome , can u give my your email id....
just gonna throw this up, those are great pics by the way, i checked these out and the first thing i thought when i saw the cats was that they're the same cat. they have the same pose but flipped, though it was the tail that got me. just sayin', the cats look like the same one. maybe try some different poses. just a thought.
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Excellent pieces, man. It's really nice to see someone repping traditional media these days.
Oil over acrylic on board, 16.75"x8"
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A new Elwell! This is really nice man. The fumes look like they were done with colored pencil a little. But I like the scraggly quality to them.
I just noticed how you gave depth to the whirls with almost no value change and only using the opacity of the paint, nice!
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Mannerism. Cool.
I am glad that I can say that I don't drink, I don't smoke and I don't swear.
Shit, I do drink and smoke.
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Would love to see more of this stuff from you. Really loving the restraint and the simple power of design.
accomplished beyond words.
Elwell Great painting. You make me want to buy traditional paints and learn
I really like the textures and colors of the background especially how the smoke and hair combine at the top of the page to create this nice, deep brown, earthy texture. She has a unique profile with the strong forehead and nose you gave her.
I don't really have anything to critique about it; probably wouldn't be my place to. But it's nice to see a new painting from you.
Get in line, pal!
No colored pencil, lots of spattering and solvent. I have a bunch of process shots I'll try to post up.
Pretty much, although there was actually a bit of overpainting/manipulation towards the end.
Mannerism is cool, isn't it?
Thanks a lot, I'd love to do more. It's just a matter of fitting them in between the bread-and-butter work.
Do it!
Thanks so much, those are the things I was going for.
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i think this piece is rather sexual
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I also love the fact that you earn two points per dollar on travel and dining, since as I've said before – that's basically all I do. However, it hit me the other day that I didn't know exactly what was included in "Travel" since it's a pretty broad category. Honestly, I thought it would just include airfare, hotel and rental car – but it actually includes much more. I asked my contact at Chase to clarify and she confirmed the 2x points on travel actually includes:
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Ginger, garlic powder and green onion blend nicely in an easy marinade that gives pleasant flavor to salmon. We also like to use this versatile mixture when grilling chicken, but we've found it tastes even better when marinated in the fridge overnight.
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- 1/3 cup orange juice
- 1/3 cup soy sauce
- 1/4 cup honey
- 1 green onion, chopped
- 1 teaspoon ground ginger
- 1 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1 salmon fillet (1-1/2 pounds and 3/4 inch thick)
- In a small bowl, combine the first six ingredients. Set aside 1/3 cup for basting; cover and refrigerate. Pour remaining marinade into a large resealable plastic bag; add the salmon and turn to coat. Seal bag and refrigerate for 30 minutes, turning once or twice.
- Drain and discard marinade. Using long-handled tongs, moisten a paper towel with cooking oil and lightly coat the grill rack. Place salmon skin side down on grill.
- Grill, covered, over medium-hot heat or broil 4 in. from the grill for 5 minutes. Baste with reserved marinade. Grill or broil 10-15 minutes longer or until fish flakes easily with a fork, basting frequently. Yield: 4-6 servings.
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This is one of our very favorite ways to have salmon. Even my kids love it!
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I knew this recipe when I read it! It is on the back of my Ground Ginger bottle. It is awesome, and I cook it on the stove top in a cast iron skillet. Delicious!
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This past semester, I was able to conduct research in Paris, during the spring break of the London program, thanks to receiving a travel enrichment grant. My project involved visiting two major museums, the Musee National des Arts Asiatiques Guiment (Museum of Asian Art) and the Musee de la Musique (Museum of Music). I have had significant French language and cultural background from four years of study in high school, I have maintained a significant interest in Francophone culture. Also, due to my background interests in Asian art and aesthetics as well as in music, my project was a natural extension of all three of these personal interests.
For the first day of my project, I visited the Muse National des Arts Asiatiques Guiment. The museum boasts of a large collection of art and artifacts from across East and Southeast Asia. The collection is notably large in areas in India and Vietnam, parts where the French had maintained a colonial presence. Of particular interest to me were artifacts from India, such as a small stupa (pictured), as well as several Chinese armoires, inlaid with intricate patterns in opal. What I found remarkable about the artifacts and the overall aesthetic of the collection was the level of intricate detail, yet the durability of these artifacts to survive for many centuries intact.
On the following day, I visited the Musee de la Musique, the museum part of the Cite de la Musique, which is a major performance space in Paris.
The museum had quite a large selection of instruments from the Baroque period spanning into the present day, in the advent of electronic music. Not only was it interesting to see how instruments evolved through the centuries, but it was also enlightening to see how historical events altered the role of music in French as well as greater European culture. The museum also had regular in-residence musicians who would perform on some of the instruments in traditional pieces of the particular period. My visit gave me a very interesting tangible as well as auditory experience of the historical evolution of music.
Through the brief time that I was able to spend in Paris, I was able to explore my interests in music and Asian art through the context of Francophone culture. As I quickly discovered in my semester in London, Paris as well maintains a strong affinity for defending their past through preserving historical and cultural artifacts for the education of their own citizens as well as international visitors.


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On Monday, the Indiana House of Representatives passed a bill that grants trained individuals the right to perform certain lifesaving procedures in emergency situations.
The bill, co-authored by Rep. Gail Riecken (D- Evansville), passed through the House with a 97-0 vote and will now proceed to the Indiana Senate for further consideration.
The proposal gives legal authority to trained SWAT personnel to provide certain lifesaving techniques in austere and violent emergency situations.
"We want to pass this bill as soon as possible to protect Hoosiers in special emergency situations," said Riecken. "Sometimes people are in need of medical help but are in unsafe environments where police or other professionals cannot enter. This legislation allows certain trained individuals in law enforcement the legal ability to help."
The advanced life support procedures that SWAT personnel would be able to perform would depend on the protocol of the local medical director.
According to Riecken, local law enforcement took the leadership in suggesting this bill and offering expert testimony.
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A powerful earthquake hit Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti and other areas of the country on 12 January 2010. The quake measured 7.3 on the Richter scale and was followed by strong aftershocks. So far, we fear the earthquake has killed tens of thousands of people and affected around three million more.
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With this StreetDeal you only pay RM19.95 per head instead of RM35! Thats saving 43% of your money! Bring your friends and family for a mouth-watering buffet and eat until you can feel your tummy grow!
There are over 15 Different Varieties of Delicious Special Dishes Daily. Cooking stations with Traditional Malay & Local Malaysian Cuisine are served to give you the appetite! You can even eat here every day as there is a different Rotating Menu daily.
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Cover art for my husband's latest book: The New York Grimpendium: A Guide to Macabre and Ghastly Sites. Should be in stores starting September. Look for it and let me know if/when you spot it!
Pretty sure seeing my husband's book on the shelf at Barnes & Noble will never, ever get old.
Today I will remember as the day that, while killing a lunch hour at Barnes & Noble, I saw my husband's book on the shelf for the first time. There was no one with me, so unfortunately my enthusiasm had no place to land. I'm sure I looked mad standing there smiling at his title on the shelf. I mean, I'd be proud if he was published for DIY Cardboard Birdhouses, but NO, he wrote a ridiculously cool book about everything grim, macabre, roadtrip-worthy, and just totally interesting in New England. The New England Grimpendium.
Oh, and it's full of my photographs!
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This petition is to get Family Matters back on TV, even if it will only be reruns. It is a great show, that a lot of people miss. It deserves to be back on TV. TBS shows 2 hours of Saved by the Bell in the morning and have been doing so for quite sometime now. Is this fair No. Not everyone enjoys SBTB. Perhaps it's time they added a biy of variety into their programming and bring back Family Matters!
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Cedars owner to open office at former north-Key dentist's office
Date: March 10, 2010
by: Robin Hartill | Community Editor
Cedars Tennis and Fitness Club Inc. and Barrier Island Realty Group owner Randy Langley will open a second real-estate office at 7000 Gulf of Mexico Drive, the location where Dr. Robert Gordon operated a dental office until 2007. Langley will continue to operate the Barrier office at Cedars.
Langley said the new office will serve as both a Longboat Key Information Center, providing maps and brochures promoting the area, and Barrier Island Realty. According to Langley, the office could open by the end of March and will, like the Cedars office, focus solely on Longboat Key properties.
"If we concentrate our sole focus on the island, I think we'll be a better company for it," he said.
Langley said the new location will help him to promote the tennis facilities, of which he says that many Longboat Key residents are unaware.
Langley and his wife, Charlotta, bought Cedars Tennis Resort in May 2008.
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Using an iPhone, iPod touch or iPad, you can load new MIDI songs or import user wave files directly into your DTX502 series kit. Plus you can back up and load your user kits right from the app. Also you can load new MIDI songs directly into your DTX400 series kit. The Dropbox* feature can be used to transfer MIDI songs, kit data and wave files from the cloud to MusicSoft Manager, and data stored in MusicSoft Manager can be backed up to Dropbox. *Dropbox is a free online storage service provided by Dropbox Inc.
Compatible instruments: DTX400 Series, DTX502 Series, i-UX1 (A lightning to 30 pin adapter is required to connect the i-UX1 to a Lightning equipped iPhone, iPod touch and iPad)
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The Flash stuff is very cool. Really good art and nice storylines. Also Firestorm (original series) is a nice read.
The Flash stuff is very cool. Really good art and nice storylines. Also Firestorm (original series) is a nice read.
With so many comic books you will definitely have many hours of reading ahead so that sounds like fun. I was thinking of checking out the bookstores this weekend but my health is in a nosedive again so it probably won't happen - plus I'm still sorting through the box of comic books I purchased last time.
And then...........off to work still more to come tonight
Thanks again for uploading the photographs - its fascinating looking at the range of titles
I'd have to disagree Zryson, I thought the Weird was a great mini-series by Starlin & Wrightson. It wasn't your typical 'superhero' comic, in that he WASN'T a superhero. JLI was hot at the time, that was the ONLY reason IMO they threw them in there...
I guess we'll agree to disagree on this...
Comics still reading: Floppies- Saga, Daredevil. TPB- GI Joe ARAH, 6th Gun, Hawkeye, Usagi Yojimbo. DC is unreadable...
Well disagreements make the world go around, so that's fine. But I wouldn't consider The Weird great by any means. Strictly forgettable territory.
lots of 1st issues! You should be able to sell them for decent money if theyre high grade and you drip them onto ebay slowly.
youve heard right, that Wolverine series is not the best. the exceptions being the early Chris Claremont & Buscema issues and then the later issues by Frank Tieri. There is some enjoyable small runs by Rob Liefeld (!) and Erik Larsen inbetween, but the bulk of the run by Larry Hama is downright forgettable.
The Captain Marvel comics should be good. I have that issue with the Watcher blasting him away on the cover (which doesn't actually happen in the story), and I think the Marvel Spotlights are in the Death of Captain Marvel hardcover I have.
The adaptation of Return of the Jedi has great art. If you like the movie you should enjoy it.


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Grading the enemy's draft
Since the conclusion of the 2013 NFL Draft, we've outlined our thoughts and opinions regarding all nine of the Miami Dolphins selections, especially first round pick Dion Jordan. The general consensus is that Jeff Ireland's aggressive approach to the draft while sticking to his board throughout the entire process will prove to be a success. It was also key that the General Manager put the team in a position to win now without risking the future.
We thought it would be interesting to provide some insight on the Dolphins draft from a different perspective; this time from the point of view of the enemy. Our friends over at OneJetAtATime.com, the New York Jets blog here on the Bloguin network, graded each day of the Dolphins draft including an overall mark on how they think their division rivals fared.
Below is the analysis of Brian Johnson - the creater of One Jet At A Time - on the Dolphins draft haul. For my thoughts and grades on the Jets draft, click here.
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The Dolphins would come out on Day 1 and make an immediate splash (pun intended.) Miami would trade-up with their first (12th overall) and one of their two second round (42nd overall) picks, to draft DE Dion Jordan, with Oakland's 3rd overall pick. Dion Jordan was the top pass-rusher in this draft, one the Jets would've gone 'giddy' over had he fell to 9th overall.
I like the pick for Miami, as it addressed a top need at DE, while giving them one of the best players in the draft. Giving up their 42nd overall pick was a little much, in my opinion, but if he plays up to his potential, it'll all be worth it.
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Managing E-Resources Cataloging: Impact and Insight
In this one hour webinar, we are going to focus on managing the cataloging activities for all types of e-resources a typical academic or research library will acquire, which will be divided into two different workflow namely cataloging and loading. We will cover aspects including the collaboration with other units in the library especially the Acquisition's E-resources group and collection managers, how to motivate staff, what tools can help, and most important, how to prepare oneself to be a good manager for e-resources cataloging.
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After the webinar, attendees will have a bigger picture about the variety of e-resources cataloging activities, and have a better understanding on how to manage the cataloging of e-resources with a limited and divers staffing.
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Cataloging managers or supervisors, catalogers at an academic library setting and other library tech services librarians and staff who deal with e-resources.
Sherab Chen is Associate Professor and Cataloging Coordinator at the Ohio State University Libraries. He is currently managing both nonroman cataloging and e-resources cataloging activities. He received his MLS from University of Wisconsin-Madison, double majored with a Ph.D. program on the track of Tibetan Buddhist Studies.
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Jason Terry makes his REAL Boston Celtics debut
Throughout the preseason, we brought you stories about Jason Terry being awesome. "He got a leprechaun tattooed underneath his Finals trophy? AWESOME!" "He wants to kill the Heat?! WHAT A GUY! And the Lakers?!! BEST DUDE EVER!!"
But in the first three games of the season, we didn't see much from JET on the court. Sure, he scored 10 points against Milwaukee on efficient shooting (4-6 from the field, 2-2 from 3-point range), but honestly, Boston didn't really bring him on board just for efficient shooting. The C's brought him on board to be a spark plug off the bench, unconditionally and irrationally confident. The Celtics need him to feel comfortable jacking up shots with abandon because few players in the NBA do that better than he does. He's necessary because instead of pulling back and passing on open opportunities when he is shooting poorly, he shoots himself back into a groove. At least, that's how Terry was in Dallas.
Last night, the Dallas version of Jason Terry arrived in Boston.
See, Jason Terry doesn't just get buckets. He gets BIG buckets. To use a badly overused phrase, Terry isn't afraid of the big moment, or perhaps more accurately, he isn't afraid to take a necessary shot late in a close game. A big shot, for example, like this one:
The Celtics were reeling at this point, having given away yet another double digit lead. On this play, Pierce wasn't able to shake his defenders for a shot and was forced to pass it back to Terry with just seven seconds on the shot clock. Terry waived off any help, got Pierce's defender to switch onto him and kinda-sorta created some space. But even the space he got is negligible, half a step perhaps, and it was quickly negated by the longer arms of his defender. In short, this is just a very difficult shot that only a very confident player could make. Terry is supremely confident, and he rose, fired and hit.
But isolation plays at the end of the shot clock aren't the only reason Terry is in Boston. One thing I noticed from watching video of Terry in Dallas was that many of his spot-up opportunities were a product of his defender helping on Dirk Nowitzki. When his defender collapsed Terry would shift slightly sideways along the three point arc so that his defender would be out of position and momentarily disoriented when Dirk kicked the ball back to him, leading to an open three. "This will be a useful skill!" I reasoned. "Garnett often draws a double, so I suspect Terry will be utilized in Boston much the same way he was used in Dallas."
Terry runs through a variety of screens clearly meant to get him an open shot while Rondo dribbles aimlessly at the top of the key waiting for Terry to complete his circuit and spring free. Sound familiar? It should. It's the kind of play Doc used to run pretty consistently for Ray Allen.
There was a small twist to this particular play however, and it's one that might not have been possible with Allen: Terry doesn't shoot the ball right away. Instead, he makes an extra pass, one that eventually frees him up for a much better shot.
Notice that poor Bradley Beal literally gets screened by every player apart from Terry. After he has run through Brandon Bass, Paul Pierce AND a moving Jared Sullinger, he has stayed with Terry pretty well, so Terry dishes back to Rondo. But Rondo, seeing that Beal (probably understandably pleased with himself) hasn't stayed glued to Terry's body after he dished the ball off, Rondo runs in front of Beal and sets an impromptu screen for Terry while scooping him the ball for an open three.
It should be noted that Terry is neither as good a 3-point shooter as Allen, nor is he as adept (yet) at coming off Doc's labyrinth of complicated screens cleanly for an open 3-pointer. Allen was a master at skirting each screener's shoulder so closely that they almost touch, forcing his defender to duck, dive and lose track of him. After Bass catches Beal cleanly, Beal shoots the gap past Pierce and is left with just Sullinger. But Terry runs several feet away from Sullinger toward the corner. Beal still gets screened, but Sullinger's defender is able to help, preventing the easy shot and allowing Beal to get around Sullinger and switch back onto Terry. Coming off the screen more cleanly may have made the original look a cleaner one.
But where Terry IS an improvement over Allen is in his improvisation. You may have forgotten this after watching Ray slice through Boston's defense like a scalpel through a cadaver in the opener (ugh), but in Allen's time with the Celtics, he was surprisingly turnover prone when he put the ball on the floor to get to the hoop. His passes out of the lane were too often picked off or overthrown. His ball-handling was too often suspect.
Terry makes a good decision on this play. He passes back to Rondo but stays involved with the play, bouncing backward after dishing Rondo the ball and letting the three fly without hesitation when Rondo picks Beal off of him.
This was the first game in which we really saw plays being run for JET and not so coincidentally, it doubled as Terry's apparent coming out party. In previous games, most of his baskets were either off isolation plays in which he created space for himself at the end of a broken possession or transition buckets. Not against Washington. Doc called plays for him and made him a part of the offense. A good decision, I might add, since the offense desperately need some variety, especially late in the game, as I wrote about here.
It's understandable that it has taken some time to make Terry a part of the offense. Chemistry, as we are quickly learning with this group, doesn't exactly happen overnight, and it would have been foolish to expect him to acclimate immediately. But Jason Terry feels like he's finally arrived in Boston. Welcome, JET. We've been expecting you.
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One Response to "Jason Terry makes his REAL Boston Celtics debut"
You can't expect too much from the guy. He is in his mid too late thirties and is on the downswing of his career. Celtics fans are fortunate that he is even producing at his current level because the JET has no where else to go but down.
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Do we control our destiny, or do unseen forces manipulate us? Matt Damon stars in the thriller The Adjustment Bureau as a man who glimpses the future Fate has planned for him and realizes he wants something else. To get it, he must pursue the only woman he's ever loved across, under and through the streets of modern-day New York. On the brink of winning a seat in the U.S. Senate, ambitious politician David Norris (Damon) meets beautiful contemporary ballet dancer Elise Sellas (Emily Blunt), a woman like none he's ever known. But just as he realizes he's falling for her, mysterious men conspire to keep the two apart. David learns he is up against the agents of Fate itself, the men of The Adjustment Bureau, who will do everything in their considerable power to prevent David and Elise from being together. In the face of overwhelming odds, he must either let her go and accept a predetermined path, or risk everything to defy Fate and be with her.
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Take some time to relax and renew in wonderful Sunriver. 3 bedroom Beautifully appointed, well maintained house in a very convienent location on quiet cul-de-sac.The home is comfortably furnished with relaxing conversation spaces including a lovely fireplace and a large dining area. Enjoy open spacious sunny deck areas overlooking gorgeous grounds and large pine trees. This home comfortably sleeps eight guests and is perfect for families, couples and all nature lovers.
Fully furnished, well-equiped kitchen, a pantry full of staples, breakfast bar and nook. Queen beds are in two bedrooms and three single beds are in one bedroom. There is also an inflatable bed ready with linens
The new Sunriver Homeowners Aquatic Recreation Center SHARC is closeby with hours of activities open all year long, with an indoor aquatic area with slide, swirl pool, SUPER FUN for ALL! lap pools and warm comfortable decks await. An outdoor ADULT spa and in summertime lazy river with slides and lots of outdoor deck area. Wintertime is the time for tubing at the SHARC, fun for everyone! :-)
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Jalily, Pouria, Hirst, N, Hadfield, JA and Rossington, SB 2012, 'Novel cyanocombretastatins as potent tubulin polymerisation inhibitors' , Bioorganic and medicinal chemistry letters . (In Press) |
Bisby, RH, Botchway, SW, Greetham, GM, Hadfield, JA, Mcgown, A, Parker, AW, Scherer, KM and Towrie, M 2012, 'Time-resolved nanosecond fluorescence lifetime imaging and picosecond infrared spectroscopy of combretastatin A-4 in solution and in cellular systems' , Measurement Science and Technology, 23 , 084001. |
Hadfield, JA, Hirst, N, Mcgown, A, Lawrence, NJ and Gaukroger, K 2012, 'A practical radiosynthesis of a tritium-labelled fluoro combretastatin' , Journal of Labelled Compounds and Radiopharmaceuticals, 55 (8) , pp. 303-306. |
Bisby, RH, Botchway, SW, Hadfield, JA, McGown, A, Parker, AW and Scherer, KM 2011, 'Fluorescence lifetime imaging of E-combretastatin uptake and distribution in live mammalian cells' , European Journal of Cancer . (In Press) |
Edwards, David J, Hadfield, John A, Wallace, Timothy W and Ducki, Sylvie 2010, 'Tubulin-binding Dibenz[c,e]oxepines as Colchinol analogues for targeting tumour vasculature' , Organic and Biomolecular Chemistry . |
Hampson, Lynne, He, X, Hadfield, JA, Kemp , T, Butler , J, Mcgown, A, Kitchener, H and Hampson, I 2009, 'Analogues of Y27632 increase gap junction communication and suppress the formation of transformed NIH3T3 colonies' , British Journal of Cancer, 101 (5) , pp. 829-839. Item not available from this repository. |
Hadfield, JA, Gaukroger, K, Hirst, N, Weston, AP, Lawrence, NJ and McGown, AT 2005, 'Synthesis and evaluation of double bond substituted combretastatins' , European Journal of Medicinal Chemistry, 40 (6) , pp. 529-541. Item not available from this repository. |
Gaukroger, K, Hadfield, JA, Lawrence, NJ, Nolan, S and McGown, AT 2003, 'Structural requirements for the interaction of combretastatins with tubulin: how important is the trimethoxy unit?' , Organic and Biomolecular Chemistry, 1 (17) , pp. 3033-3037. Item not available from this repository. |
Gaukroger, K, Hadfield, JA, Hepworth, LA, Lawrence, NJ and McGown, AT 2001, 'Novel syntheses of cis and trans isomers of combretastatin A-4' , Journal of Organic Chemistry, 66 (24) , pp. 8135-8138. Item not available from this repository. |
Lawrence, NJ, Rennison, D, McGown, AT, Ducki, S, Gul, LA, Hadfield, JA and Khan, N 2001, 'Linked parallel synthesis and MTT bioassay screening of substituted chalcones' , Journal of Combinatorial Chemistry, 3 (5) , pp. 421-426. Item not available from this repository. |
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AT&T: iPhone still on track, tests 'good'
No, we still don't have a specific launch date for the iPhone. But we do know, at least according to a senior AT&T exective, that it won't be delayed beyond the originally promised month of June.
"Our expectations are good. Our testing has been good," AT&T Chief Operating Officer Randall Stephenson told Reuters. "The iPhone is on target to launch in June."
Apple has said it's cleared the decks to focus on the already-storied phone, putting aside other high-profile projects including the release of its next Mac operating system. … Read more