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The one thing that I do think we can always say about exreme actions like this is they are acting against something, and sadly the people they are reacting too are never the one's that get hurt, most victims tend to in these cases tend to be externalities of the inteded target. Let's not forget that there are plenty that become extrenalities to our actions overseas as well. In fact Wikileaks was very good at showing many of them, before our government along with other agencies worked hard to make sure they were destroyed.
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My Type Basic teacher, Will Miller, was the first to assign work requiring us to create art. The art was supposed to be a visual representation of three sounds clips that he provided. After my initial 'oh shit' moment, I turned up the volume and really listened to the music.
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11:23am Tuesday 20th November 2012 in News By Morwenna Blake
THE court of King Arthur will be brought to life, with sorcery, songs and suspense in Winterslow.
Winterslow Drama Group is staging Camelot the Panto, with the three-day run being launched at a red carpet event on November 29.
The show will also raise money for the Trussell Trust through an auction of promises with items up for grabs including a week's holiday in Cornwall, and a raffle to be drawn on the last night, with prizes including a hot air balloon ride.
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November 01, 2014 through February 17, 2015
Among the highlights of the 2013 Venice Biennale was a selection of recent works by Ron Nagle, whose small-scale ceramic sculptures are featured in this exhibition organized by The San Diego Museum of Art. Ron Nagle: Peripheral Cognition, the artist's first solo museum exhibition, spans a period of more than 30 years, and includes never-before-seen work and preparatory drawings from the artist's studio.
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Animation features fat African animals
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After a tough week on the field, Vikings quarterback Christian Ponder made a big play in his personal life by asking ESPN reporter Samantha Steele to marry him.
Steele confirmed the engagement to a Sports Illustrated reporter, but there's been no comment from Ponder so far.
It's been a difficult week for Ponder the football player, with some fans even calling for him to be benched -- but it seems he may have had some other things on his mind.
The two have reportedly been dating for four months. A few weeks ago, he credited Steele with helping turn his play around in the game against Detroit.
"I also want to thank my girlfriend because she obviously effects how I play the game," he said.
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SIERRA VISTA, Ariz. -- The University of Arizona campus in Cochise County has a new name: UA Sierra Vista.
The campus had been known as UA South since 1999.
Dean Jim Shockey said the name change reflects the university's longtime presence in the area, as well as representing work being done to benefit students who want to seek a four-year degree in Sierra Vista.
The Sierra Vista Herald reported that the branch campus started with the Sierra Vista location and expanded to include learning centers in other communities, including Douglas and Nogales.
The Sierra Vista location will remain the branch campuses' headquarters.
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SPRINGFIELD, Ill. -- They didn't number in the thousands or even in the hundreds but an environmental group that rallied at the state Capitol Tuesday said their opposition to "fracking" needs to be heard.
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The Durham Sheriff's Office is warning residents about a growing scam called "staged crashes."
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The parents of a baby girl delivered brain dead after a series of "critical failures" by hospital midwives have asked health bosses to ensure lessons are learned.
The parents of Imogen Skelcher launched legal action against the George Eliot Hospital NHS Trust in Nuneaton, Warwickshire, after their daughter suffered irreversible brain damage in the womb.
An independent report found staff at the hospital had not followed guidelines, and failed to spot Imogen's heart rate was dangerously low.
Her mother Samantha Hewings suffered a ruptured uterus during the birth in March 2011, and Imogen was eventually delivered by Caesarean section.
Two days after the birth, Imogen's parents Miss Hewings, 27, and David Skelcher, from Atherstone in Warwickshire, decided to switch off their daughter's life support and she died in their arms. They already had a young son Jack born in 2009, and have since had another baby boy named Alfie.
The legal firm Irwin Mitchell, which is acting for the parents, says the hospital trust has now settled the matter with an undisclosed payment, running to five figures, to pay for grief counselling.
The trust offered its "profound apologies for the failings in care provided" to the couple, saying lessons had been learned.
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(Frankfort, Ky.) - Preliminary statistics* indicate that nine people died in eight separate crashes on Kentucky roadways from Monday, March 2 through Sunday, March 8, 2009.
Eight of the crashes involved motor vehicles and four of those victims were not wearing seat belts. Single-fatality crashes occurred in Bath, Boone, Boyle, Jefferson, Mercer and Warren counties. One double-fatality crash occurred in Russell county. None of the fatal crashes were alcohol- related.
One motorcycle fatality occurred in Madison county on Ky. 1295. The victim was attempting to pass another motorist when he collided head on with an oncoming vehicle. The victim was wearing a helmet.
Through March 8, preliminary statistics* indicate that 110 people have lost their lives on Kentucky roadways during 2009. This is twenty-three fewer than reported for the same time period in 2008. Of the 101 motor vehicle fatalities, 57 victims were not wearing seat belts. Six pedestrian have been killed. Two fatalities involved a motorcycle and one fatality involved an ATV. A total of twenty-six fatalities have resulted from crashes involving the suspected use of alcohol.
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SFAI Professor Renée Green Awarded Prestigious USA Fellowship
San Francisco Art Institute professor Renée Green is among the 52 artists to receive a 2010 Fellowship from United States Artists (USA), a national grant-making and advocacy organization. Established in 2006 and given to artists in design, literary, media, performing, and visual arts each year, the fellowships consist of a $50,000 unrestricted grant.
Green has taught at SFAI since 2005, and served as Dean of Graduate Studies from 2005 to 2010. She is an artist, filmmaker, and writer whose interdisciplinary work combines installations, sound, architecture, printed materials, film, and digital media. Creating immersive and at times interactive environments, she investigates circuits of relation and exchange over time; the gaps and shifts in what survives in public and private memories, as well as what has been imagined and invented; and the effects of a changing transcultural sphere on what can now be made and thought.
Green's work has been seen throughout the world in museums, biennales, and festivals. In 2010, the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts mounted Renée Green: Endless Dreams and Time-Based Streams, an exhibition of two large installations and associated works spanning 15 years. Other recent solo shows include Ongoing Becomings: Retrospective 1989-2009, Musée Cantonal des Beaux-Arts, Lausanne (2009); Endless Dreams and Water Between, the National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, UK (2009); Wavelinks, Neuberger Museum of Art (2006) and Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinnati (2004); and Unité d'habitation, Galerie Martine Aboucaya, Paris (2006). Other venues include the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles; Whitney Museum of American Art Biennial, New York; Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris; Museu d'Art Contemporani de Barcelona; and the UCLA Hammer Museum, Los Angeles.
Past winners of the USA Fellowship include SFAI film professor George Kuchar and alumnus Catherine Opie (BFA 1985), both of whom received the award in 2006.


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O God, who knowest that we are not sufficient of ourselves to think anything as of ourselves, but that all our sufficiency is of thee: Assist us with thy grace in all the work which we are to undertake this day. Direct us in it by thy wisdom, support us by thy power; that doing our duty diligently, we may bring it to a good end, so that it may tend to the greater glory of thy name; through Jesus Christ our Lord.
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Feta Asparagus Frittata Recipe
Asparagus and feta cheese come together to make this frittata extra special. Perfect for a lazy Sunday or to serve with a tossed salad for a light lunch. —Mildred Sherrer, Fort Worth, Texas
- 12 fresh asparagus spears, trimmed
- 2 green onions, chopped
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 6 Eggland's Best Eggs
- 2 tablespoons heavy whipping cream
- Dash salt and pepper
- 1/2 cup crumbled feta cheese
- In a large skillet, cook asparagus in a small amount of water for 6-8 minutes or until crisp-tender; drain. Finely chop two spears; set remaining asparagus aside.
- In an 8-in. ovenproof pan or skillet, saute the onions, garlic and chopped asparagus in oil until tender. In a bowl, whisk the eggs, cream, salt and pepper; pour into skillet. Cover and cook over medium heat for 3-5 minutes or until eggs are nearly set.
- Arrange reserved asparagus spears so they resemble spokes of a wheel over eggs; sprinkle with feta cheese. Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 7-9 minutes or until eggs are completely set. Yield: 2 servings.
Originally published as Feta Asparagus Frittata in Taste of Home April/May 2008, p24
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From celebrated entertainer Michael Feinstein comes a beautifully illustrated account of the lives and legacies of the Gershwins—told through stories of twelve of their greatest songs and accompanied by an original CD of those songs, performed by the author.
The "Ambassador of the Great American Songbook" Michael Feinstein was just twenty years old when he got the chance of a lifetime: a job with his hero, Ira Gershwin. During their six-year partnership, the two became close friends. Feinstein blossomed under Gershwin's mentorship and Gershwin was reinvigorated by the younger man's zeal for his and his brother George's legacy. Now, in The Gershwins and Me, the only book of its kind, Michael Feinstein shares unforgettable stories and reminiscences from the music that defined American popular song, along with rare Gershwin memorabilia he's collected through the years.
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Two men were in the hospital after an apparent domestic dispute ended with the shooter walking into a Valley emergency room and turning the gun on himself Monday night.
Phoenix police said a 28-year-old man came into a Jamba Juice store at 27th Avenue and Thunderbird Road and forced three employees to the rear of the business, taking their cell phones and disabling the store's phone, according to Phoenix police Sgt. Trent Crump.
One of the employees was the man's ex-boyfriend, who was forced at gunpoint out the back door, Crump said. They went to the suspect's SUV, got into a fight and the suspect dropped his gun, regained control and then shot his ex-boyfriend twice, Crump said.
The 24-year-old ex-boyfriend suffered gunshot wounds to a hand and his upper body.
Police said the shooter then drove himself to John C. Lincoln Hospital near Interstate 17 and the Loop 101 freeway.
"He had a gun to his head, the security contacted us, when we arrived on scene the suspect shot himself," said Phoenix police Lt. Sean Kennedy
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This a clean, older, but well cared for comfortable home. Only minutes away from Speckled Trout fishing waters. Our comfortable 3 bedroom vacation home is located on the Apalachee Bay in Shell Point. Florida (30 miles south of Tallahassee, Florida). This 1100 sq ft home is located in a gated community with swimming pool and tennis court, and a public beach within walking distance. Right outside our back door is a boat dock located in a deep water canal. The canal is a home to wildlife that is often seen, such as Blue Herons, Pelicans and White Egrets that feed in the canal..or an occasional Dolphin that comes in to feed on bait fish, also you may see Manatees. Our home will sleep 6 (six) people comfortably, and consist of a queen size bed, a full size bed and two single captain beds. Perfect for a family or a few guys that just want to fish.
Shell point is a small community located in Wakulla County, one of Florida's best keep secrets and part of the forgotten coast. Also know as the Redneck Riviera. Besides offering the best flats fishing anywhere, it's ideal for sightseeing and photography. Wakulla Springs State Park, one of the world's largest fresh water springs in the world and only 10 minutes away. Wakulla Springs was the site for filming the early Tarzan movies as well as The Creature From The Black Lagoon, also Airport 77. From the river boat and glass bottom boat tours you can see a variety of species of water fowl, fish, turtles, snakes, deer, alligators and on occasion even Manatees. The crystal clear water is so relaxing to gaze into. They also have a swimming area, with a diving platform. If you have never been swimming in Florida's fresh water springs this is a must, I assure you that you will sleep like a baby that night; the water is so cold and refreshing. The St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge (only 10 minutes away), offers a habitat for all kinds of Florida wildlife (Bald Eagles have been spotted here and at Spring Creek.. so keep your eyes open!). Visitors may glimpse endangered loggerhead sea turtles and West Indian manatees offshore by the ST MARKS LIGHTHOUSE. St Marks NWR's location also makes it an ideal host for the natural marvel of the migrating MONARCH BUTTERFLIES in October on their way to Mexico! You can check out the Gulf Specimen Lab in Panacea which is only 20 minutes away, they have a hands on-examination of marine life. The Tallahassee Museum of History and Natural Science is also about 20 minutes away and offers a look at Florida's wildlife in a natural setting.
There are other recreational interests in the immediate area. For the golfer, Wildwood County Club is a beautiful public golf course located on Hwy 98 in Medart (less then 10 minute drive). Also for tennis buffs there are 6 (six) lighted tennis courts across the street (from the golf course) at the Wakulla High School. For the fisherman, the fishing is as good as it gets. There is an assortment of USCG licensed captains that will be more than happy to book a charter and take you out into the bay for a fishing trip that you will be bragging on for a long time. Shell Point is also a great place for windsurfing and kayaking. For the beach bums, nearby beaches include St. George's Island State Park, St. Joseph's Peninsula State Park, both of which are voted into the top ten beaches in the world (an hour to an hour and a half drive). Shell Point Beach is a nice walk from "Get-A-Way". It is a small beach located on the bay, which means that the only waves that you will see will be on a very windy day, it doesn't compare to the other beaches mentioned earlier, but very convenient and a great place to sit out and sun bath or read a good book. Along with breathtaking sunsets. For those that enjoy great seafood, Angelo's in Panacea (20 minutes away) is one of the finest renowned seafood restaurtants' anywhere, dine right over the water. Nearby is Spring Creek Restaurant (less then 10 minutes away), and was featured in Southern Living magazine, they boast of delicious seafood including soft shell crab, along with a casual Down-Home Atmosphere.
Shell Point is located between St. Marks and Panacea, and is only 30 miles south of Tallahassee, Florida (Florida's capital). Tallahassee has the big city conveniences, - Malls, Restaurants, Museums, Parks, Airport- as well as being the home of Florida State University (FSU) and Florida A & M University (FAMU). This is a fishermen's paradise, (trout, Spanish Mackerel, redfish, black bass, grouper, flounder, cobia .... the list goes on but that's saltwater fishing.. a boaters paradise or just to relax ... yet be able to go into to the big city and shop...This is a perfect location.
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* 3 bedrooms - 1 queen, 1 double, 2 single captain beds
* My limit is 6 (six) people .... Firm!
* 2 baths .. shower in master bath, shower over tub in guest bath
* Full kitchen ... dishes, cookware, utensils, dishwasher, microwave, toaster, coffee maker, blender
* Washer and dryer... detergent and laundry sheets provided
* Linens and bath towels
* Beach towels
* Central heat and air
* TV in Living room equipped with DVD and VCR
* Large screened in porch over looking the canal
* Covered parking .. enough for two cars
* Private boat dock
* Community Pool
* Community Tennis Court
* Community Basketball Goal
* Nearby boat ramp and Rentals
* Nearby Seafood Restaurants
* Beach within walking distance
* Game, Puzzles, cards w/poker chips (have fun)
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activities and attractions in Shell Point Gulf Coast North
= Off shore fishing
= Flats/bay fishing
= Sailing
= Wind surfing
= Boating
= Kayaking
= Jet skiing
= Snorkeling
= Seasonal scalloping
= Swimming (community pool, Shell Point Beach and other nearby beaches, Wakulla Springs)
= Beaches (Shell Point Beach, only two blocks away)
= Tennis (tennis court in complex and several courts in Medart)
= Bird watching
= Butterfly watching
= Nature Hiking
= Bike riding (16 mile bike trail, Tallahassee Bike Trail from Tallahassee to St Marks)
= River Boat tours (Wakulla Springs)
= Golfing (Wildwood County Club)
= St Marks National Wildlife Refuge (10 miles)
= St Marks Lighthouse (15 miles)
= Wildwood County Club, Medart (10 miles)
= Gulf Specimen Marine Lab, Panacea (12 miles)
= Maclay Gardens, Tallahassee (35 miles)
= Florida State University (FSU), Tallahassee (35 miles)
= Tallahassee Museum of History and Natural Science, Tallahassee (25 miles)
= Tallahassee (restaurants, shopping, theatres, and other city attractions - 30 miles)
= Carrabelle Beach (home of the smallest police station, telephone booth), Alligator Point, St George's State Park, St Joseph's Peninsula State Park, (25 miles to 90 miles)
Grocery Store - Winn Dixie, 2629 Crawfordville Hwy, Crawfordville (15 miles)
Super Wal-mart - 35 Mike Stewart Dr. (off Crawfordville Hwy) Crawfordville (15 miles)
Bait - Jerry's Bait and Tackle, 664 Woodville Hwy, Crawfordville (15 miles)
Fishing Charter - Capt. Jody Campbell, 34 Connie Dr. Shell Point (.25 miles in Paradise Village)
Boat Rental - Shell Island Fish Camp, State Rd 363, St Marks (10 miles)
Airport - Capital Circle SW Tallahassee (30 miles)
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UPDATE: A120 now open following car blaze
Updated 9:49am Thursday 7th February 2013 in Clacton and Frinton News By Helen Barnett
THE A120 has been re-opened after a car caught on fire.
A young man suffered facial injuries after his car landed in a ditch between Ardleigh and Great Bromley just after 7.30am on Thursday, February 7.
Smoke was seen coming from it the car, on the eastbound carraigeway.
Three fire engines from Colchester and Weeley rushed to the incident, just before the junction with A133.
The fire was put out just before 8am and the victim, in his 20s, was taken to Colchester General Hospital with minor facial injuries.
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I have a subscription to Sports Weekly and I just wanted to let everybody know about this weeks issue. There are a couple pages talking about Randy Moss and how mature he has become. They actually got an interview with him. It's really a good read. Moss talks about how close he and Culpepper are, and also about his leadership and how he helps all the younger players. It's really an interesting article. Moss truly sounds like a leader on the Vikings, someone that younger players can go to. I was surprised to see a national publication shine such a positive light on him!
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Do you have a link or something or can you post the article so everyone can see it? :bom:Hupo oe ke kau ana i ka waiupa a ma kou pa o & Hupo na Po o waiupa a
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i wish that article was on the internet i would love read it without buying anything
im cheap
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how about a scanner and post it
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How about typing it out.
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Sorry I haven't responded yet to any requests for the article. I don't have a link for it or anything, but tomorrow (hopefully if I have some time) I will go through it and type anything interesting. It's pretty long so I probably won't do it all, but I'll definitely do all the quotes from Moss and anything else that I found interesting.
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Thanks, Vikesfan. I am also interested to see what he said.
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Ya thanx man.Hupo oe ke kau ana i ka waiupa a ma kou pa o & Hupo na Po o waiupa a
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Okay, as promised, here are the highlights from an article written in last week's edition of Sports Weekly. I have included all the quotes from Moss.
A Hybrid Moss is Taking Root
Written by Jim Corbett
"This clearly is a different Moss than the one who has been criticized in the past for taking plays off during games… Moss practices harder than any teammate, takes every catch to the end zone and has emerged in his seventh season as a more committed team leader.â€
Moss: "You're either here to win a Super Bowl or for the money. And I've never been in this game for the money. The only thing I'm lacking on my resume is a Super Bowl victory. We're making great strides towards reaching that goal. It's a different type of group. The group I came in with was a veteran team that knew how to win. This group has young veterans. It's a team that doesn't know how to win yet. But if we can combine our youthful talent with learning how to win, that can translate over to maybe not just one Super Bowl title, but maybe two or three.â€
The conversation drifts over to Korey Stringer.
Moss: "When Korey passed away, I'd never experienced anything like that in my life. I wondered how I'd ever overcome that. He was a great friend. Myself and Daunte have that kind of bond now… But there's a lot of guys once affiliated with the Vikings, guys like Big K (Korey Stringer) and Randall McDaniel and Cris Carter, Denny Green, Jake Reed, Robert Smith and Chip Myers who, when we hold that Super Bowl trophy up, I want them to feel as if they held it up, too.â€
Moss on being criticized: "I've been criticized a lot. Criticism doesn't hurt me. It's not really important to me what other people think. My teammates know I'm a team player, and I'd bend over backward to help this team win.â€
Mike Tice says the plantar fasciitis in Randy's foot is a "non-issue†that got "blown out of proportion.â€
Moss: "I take my job seriously now. Probably in my first few years, I didn't take it as seriously, being a student of the game. I didn't know how to approach it. Now if a player comes up and asks me a question, I'm there. I try to work hard every day. I try to teach the young guys how to practice.â€
Ted Cottrell says he's happy to be in Minnesota. He says he's in a better place now with the Vikings then he was with the Jets. He goes on to say that there's a lot of potential on the Vikes defense. Then Winfield says that the defense could possibly be in the top 10 in the league this year.
Moss on the defense: "Since I've been here, Daunte and I have been accustomed to carrying the big burden. We were accustomed to beating the defense up every day in practice. Now that we've made some key acquisitions, the defense has been tearing our heads off. It's very frustrating in practice when we get beat by our own defense. But it's a good sign. We need to show we know how to win close games and keep on winning.â€
That is a very short version of the article, which is a very interesting one. The magazine is called Sports Weekly and it's available at most stores and gas stations. It only costs $1.50 and this issue will be out until next Wednesday, when the new one comes out. But if anybody wants to buy this one, it's definitely worth it for the whole article. It should jump out at you because the cover is a big color picture of Moss in a purple Vikings practice jersey. Onto the side of the big picture of Moss it says, "Super Expectations – A more grown-up Randy Moss takes the lead in the Vikings' hunt for the playoffs.†And at the bottom in big yellow letters it says "Climbing Higher.â€
Anyway, I hope everybody enjoyed this. It's a long article so I only typed some of the main points, but Moss sure sounds like he's matured into a great leader on this team. Although it doesn't really matter, I do hope that similar stories to this one start getting more coverage on places like ESPN. Because Moss really does get a bad rap for things that he apparently has overcome.
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