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An EMS employee from Montmorency county is guilty of driving an ambulance while drunk, with a child inside.
A jury found Daniel Albrecht guilty of the crime yesterday.
He is the operations manager for the Tri-Township EMS in Atlanta.
We first told you about this story back in December after police got a call saying that Albrecht may have been drinking before transporting an accident victim to Otsego Memorial Hospital.
He is currently suspended from the EMS without pay, and is awaiting what the Ambulance Service Board will do next that will determine his future.
The Operations Manager for Tri-Township EMS, in Atlanta, is suspended without pay, following a drunk driving arrest Sunday evening.
The Gaylord Police Chief tells 9&10 News, central dispatch notified them of a caller who suspected Dan Albrecht may have been drinking prior to getting into the ambulance.
Police say Albrecht had been transporting an accident victim and young child to Otsego Memorial Hospital.
Police arrested him at the hospital for Operating While Intoxicated/Child Endangerment.
The chief is not saying what Albrecht's blood alcohol level was at the time of the arrest, or where the call to central dispatch originated.
Albrecht is expected to be arraigned in January.
Tri-Township EMS released the following statement to 9&10 News:
The Tri-Township Ambulance Service Board has suspended Operations Manager Dan Albrecht indefinitely without pay due to charges brought by the City of Gaylord stemming from an incident which occurred on Sunday December 9, 2012. Assistant Operations Manager Jody VonOppen will be serving as Interim Operations Manager and will be responsible for day to day operations until further notice. The Board is continuing to gather information about the incident and reserves the right to modify its decision as information is obtained.
The focus of Tri Township Ambulance Service will remain on providing excellent ambulance service to the communities, hospitals, and patients we serve. Tri-Township Ambulance Service has always been committed to ensure the health, safety and welfare of all patients and personnel we serve and we will continue to honor this commitment. This ambulance service is staffed by skilled and dedicated professionals with excellent character, superb clinical skills, and a deep dedication to providing the best possible service to the citizens of Northern Michigan. During the past year alone, Tri-Township EMS has responded to Hurricane Sandy, brought lifesaving medical dispatch services to our community, and pursued national accreditation for the ambulance service. We will continue to focus on programs and practices that keep this service among the best rural ambulance services in the nation.
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Geoff Ogilvy captured his eighth PGA Tour victory with a win at the Barracuda Championship. The Barracuda Championship is a modified stableford event where players earn points based on their score. (Eight points for double eagle, five for eagle, two for birdie, zero for par, minus-one for bogey and minus-three for double bogey or worse.) The 37 year old Australian accumulated 14 points in the first round, 16 in the second, and 7 in the third to sit at the top of the leaderboard through 54 holes. In the final round Ogilvy made one bogey, five birdies, and an eagle totaling 14 points. Ogilvy's 49 points placed him five in front of his closest pursuant earning him the victory. Ogilvy relied on DryJoys Casual golf shoes and the StaSof golf glove en route to the victory.This is Ogilvy's first win since 2010 and the win earns him a spot in next week's PGA Championship.
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Thursday, January 24, 2013Wrestling: Upper Sandusky rolling
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UPPER SANDUSKY -- How does a top-seeded team prepare for the Ohio High School Athletic Association regional dual meet tournament?
By going bowling.
"We wanted to have some fun so the other night we practiced a little and then we took the kids bowling. We took up eight lanes and the kids had a blast," said Upper Sandusky wrestling coach Chris Rodriguez.
The Rams had a blast Wednesday night, too.
On the opening night of the inaugural OHSAA-sponsored team dual tournament, host Upper Sandusky barely broke a sweat.
The top-seeded Rams won 11 of 14 weight classes to beat Van Buren 62-15 in the Division III Region 18-A quarterfinals.
With the win, the Rams advance to take on rival Carey at 6 p.m. next Wednesday in the regional semifinals on their home mats. Woodmore and Galion will wrestle in the other semifinal.
The Rams took advantage of six Van Buren forfeits to win their opener handily. Carson Mengerink (113 pounds), Alex Kenner (152) and Tylor Pritchard (182) scored pins, Thurston Dyer (106) recorded a technical fall and Ian Baker (220) posted a 1-0 win over Ora Oler to lead Upper Sandusky.
Rodriguez, a veteran coach, knows things will only get tougher. He's not worried, though, that the success his team has had is going to go to their heads anytime soon.
"To be honest with you, they are pretty grounded, they don't buy into it, they don't think about it," said Rodriguez, whose team toppled Carey 48-27 in a triangular match last month at Plymouth. "They just work hard in practice and wrestle whoever they have to wrestle and have fun doing it."
Van Buren advanced to the second round with a 42-30 win over McComb in its opener.
Three Black Knights did post 2-0 records. Chance Sonnenberg (160), Tyler Atchison (195) and Isaac Sexton (285) were unbeaten for Van Buren.
Carey, meanwhile, was a 50-21 winner over Gibsonburg in its only match of the night.
The Blue Devils trailed the Golden Bears 21-20 with five matches left. Carey's Bryce Mullholand (170) and Lincoln Stansberry (182) posted back-to-back wins and three forfeits by Gibsonburg in the final three weights turned a nailbiter into an easy win.
Carey coach Ryan Pratt has had some outstanding dual-meet teams during his tenure.
In fact, the Blue Devils were fourth at last year's Division III state duals, an invitation-only event sponsored by the Ohio High School Wrestling Coaches Association.
Pratt loves the idea of a state dual meet championship to get more kids involved in the sport, especially those who may not have a shot at individual glory at the OHSAA state tourney.
"I think this is a really good thing for wrestling," Pratt said.
"You could have a kid who might have a 10-12 record win a match in a close dual meet in the tournament and be the difference in that match. He may not ever go to districts but he's contributing big to the team in the dual meet tournament and that's pretty important."
VAN BUREN 42, McCOMB 30
106 -- Corey (VB) won by forfeit.
113 -- Lewis (VB) won by forfeit.
120 -- Gonzales (McC) won by forfeit.
126 -- Double forfeit.
132 -- Sammet (McC) won by forfeit.
138 -- Siferd (McC) won by forfeit.
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152 -- Harris (McC) pinned Frost, 3:10.
160 -- Sonnenberg (VB) pinned Eaken, 1:26.
170 -- Nigh (McC) won by forfeit.
182 -- Whitticar (VB) won by forfeit
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220 -- Oler (VB) pinned King, 2:50.
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120 -- Schmeltz (Gib) dec. Sammet, 7-4.
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132 -- Leist (Car) maj. dec. Geary, 15-2.
138 -- Higgins (Car) maj. dec. Vasquez, 14-5.
145 -- Brodman (Car) pinned Ickes, 3:06.
152 -- Blausey (Gib) pinned Ferguson, 1:39.
160 -- Henline (Gib) won by forfeit.
170 -- Bry. Mullholand(Car) pinned Kreais, 3:28.
182 -- Stansberry (Car) pinned Metcalf, 4:43.
195 -- Sauber (Car) won by forfeit.
220 -- O'Flaherty (Car) won by forfeit.
285 -- Moran (Car) won by forfeit.
106 -- Dyer (US) tech. fall Corey, 20-5.
113 -- Mengerink (US) pinned Lewis, 1:18.
120 -- Richmond (US) won by forfeit.
126 -- Hansen (US) won by forfeit.
132 -- Haycook (US) won by forfeit.
138 -- Landrum (US) won by forfeit.
145 -- Gillen (US) won by forfeit.
152 -- Kenner (US) pinned Frost, 1:03.
160 -- Sonnenberg (VB) pinned Frey, 4:59.
170 -- Payne (US) won by forfeit.
182 -- Pritchard (US) pinned Whitacre, 1:47.
195 -- Atchison (VB) dec. Crawford, 5-3.
220 -- Baker (US) dec. Oler, 1-0.
285 -- Sexton (VB) pinned Overgaard, 1:05.
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Arsenal are remaining active in the transfer window as the Gunners try desperately to improve the state of their squad. This time, it's a signing that's been in the works for a while, according to scuttlebutt - the club has officially announced the signing of South Korea captain Park Chu-Young from Monaco. The striker has said how delighted he is to join the club, because of course he did:
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Park is a good player and a good striker, having scored 25 goals in Ligue Un, but it remains unclear just how good a fit the 26-year-old is with Arsenal. Gunners fans will be hoping he can thrive in the Premier League, at least until he goes back to Korea on military service in 2013, but he's clearly not the answer to the problems that ail them. Perhaps they can buy a new physio?
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It was noted that on the first registration where the registrant was required to enter his race, "Negro," African," and sometimes "Ethiopian," or "Colored" indicated those of African descent; "Mongolian" for those of Oriental descent; "Mexican" for those of Mexican descent even if born in the United States. Please note that due to translating the various handwritings, there may be errors in interpreting names. Also, when it was not stated whether the registrant was married or single, "M" or "S" was not entered in the M/S column. Some of the cards did not indicate an occupation, only the employer, therefore the Occupation column was left blank or a question mark was used. Race is reported as found on the registration card. Where the race question was limited to White, Negro, Oriental, or Indian, in some cases Spanish-sounding names were identified as Oriental. These particular registration cards did not indicate place of birth, therefore it cannot be presumed that they are of Malaysian and Filipino descent.
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by Benjamin J. Kirby
Two-plus weeks later, I'm still enjoying the time away from the blog, though I admit it has been strange. It's been strange not to write about politics every day (most days), it's been strange not to log in to Typepad every day and check out the stats.
It's also been nice. Nice to have some time to think about things in a new, different way. I digest political news in different way, too. If you don't have to blog about it, you'll consume it differently.
Mostly I miss you. This blog has been my conversation with you.
I am fascinated and awed by the multitude of ways in which I can begin that conversation again... soon.
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Eric Owen MossSCI-Arc Director
Eric Owen Moss was born and raised in Los Angeles, Calif. He received a Bachelor of Arts from the University of California at Los Angeles. He holds Masters degrees in Architecture from both the University of California at Berkeley, College of Environmental Design and Harvard University Graduate School of Design.
Eric Owen Moss Architects was founded in 1973. The office, located in Los Angeles, is currently staffed with 25 professionals designing and constructing projects in the United States and around the world. The firm has garnered over 100 local, national and international design awards.
Moss was honored with the Academy Award in Architecture from the American Academy of Arts and Letters in 1999. He received the AIA/LA Gold Medal in 2001. He is a Fellow of the American Institute of Architecture and was a recipient of the Distinguished Alumni Award from the University of California, Berkeley in 2003. In 2004, he received the Dedalo Minosse International Prize in Milan. In 2007, he received the Arnold W. Brunner Memorial Prize, recognizing a distinguished history of architectural design. In 2011 he again was awarded the Dedalo Minosse International Prize for Samitaur Tower in Los Angeles. Also in 2011 he was awarded the Jencks Award by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA). In 2012, Moss received the International Design Award for Samitaur Tower, and the AIA|LA 25 Year Award for the Petal House.
There are 16 published monographs on the Eric Owen Moss office, including three by Rizzoli and one, Gnostic Architecture by Monacelli Press. Most recent are Eric Owen Moss - The Uncertainty of Doing, published by Skira in 2006; Eric Owen Moss - Provisional Paradigms, published by Marsilio in 2007; Eric Owen Moss - Construction Manual (1988-2008), published by AADCU Press in 2009; and Eric Owen Moss, l Maestri dellArchitettura, published by Hachette, Italy in 2012. Who Says What Architecture Is?, volumes 1 and 2 were published in 2012 by AADCU Press.
Moss continues to build, teach, lecture and exhibit. In 2002, the firm won two competitions in St. Petersburg, Russia, one for the New Mariinsky Theatre, the second for the redevelopment of New Holland. In 2003, Eric Owen Moss Architects won the international competition for the Queens Museum of Art in New York. In 2006, they won the City of the Future competition - LA, NY, Chicago, sponsored by the History Channel. In 2012, the firm won the competition for the re-development of downtown Albuquerque, New Mexico, currently in progress. The firm has featured regularly at the Venice Biennale, with exhibits that have included the controversial proposal for the New Mariinsky at the Russian Pavilion in 2002, and the international competition entries for the National Library in Mexico City and the Smithsonian Institute in 2004. In 2006, the firm exhibited the Los Angeles/Culver City project in the Cities, Architecture, and Society section. In 2010, Moss became the first foreign architect invited to curate a national pavilion at the Venice Architecture Biennale.
Eric Owen Moss first taught at SCI-Arc in 1974, and was appointed director in 2002. He has held chairs at Yale and Harvard universities, and appointments at the Technische Hochschule in Vienna and the Royal Academy in Copenhagen, and the UAE. He received the Most Admired Educator Award from the Design Futures Council in 2013, and The AIA|LA Educator of the Year in 2006. Moss continues to teach at SCI-Arc, and to lecture around the world.
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Hsinming FungDirector of Academic Affairs
HsinMing Fung, AIA, is Principal and Director of Design for the internationally renowned architecture firm Hodgetts + Fung (H+F).
Since founding H+F in 1984 with partner Craig Hodgetts, FAIA, Ming has overseen the design of distinguished projects such as the renovated Hollywood Bowl, Menlo-Atherton Performing Arts Center, the Wild Beast Pavilion at California Institute of the Arts, and a host of other influential designs. Current projects include renovation of the historic Robert Frost Auditorium in Culver City, the Rosa Parks Metro station, a mixed-use development in West Hollywood, the Chapel of the North American Martyrs at Jesuit High School in Sacramento, and the Diamond Head Theatre in OAhu.
Mings studio has also earned a reputation for high-caliber exhibit design through such installations as the Library of Congress/Ira Gershwin Gallery at Walt Disney Concert Hall, and the landmark exhibitions Blueprints for Modern Living: History and Legacy of the Case Study Houses, The Work of Charles & Ray Eames, and most recently at LACMA, California Design, 1930-1965: Living in a Modern Way. They have also received numerous prestigious awards, including the Fellowship Architecture Award from the American Academy of Arts and Letters, the Chrysler Award for Innovation in Design, the LA Winners Award, the Gold Medal from the AIA/LA, the AIACC Firm of the Year Award, the GSA Design Excellence Award, and most recently, the R+D Award for their innovative fiberglass roof design for LAUSD modular classrooms.
A demonstrated leader in academia, Ming has taught at Yale University as the Eero Saarinen Professor in 1995 and 2000, at Ohio State University as Herbert Baumer Professor in 1996, and at California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, for 16 years. In 2010, Ming was appointed Director of Academic Affairs at SCI-Arc after eight years as the schools Director of Graduate Programs. She has initiated two post-professional degree programs at SCI-Arc, MediaSCAPES and SCIFI. In addition, she currently serves on the executive board for the AIA/Los Angeles, as a national peer for General Services Administration, and has been appointed President of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture for 2014.
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Hernan Diaz AlonsoGraduate Programs Chair
Hernan Diaz Alonso is principal and founder of the Los Angeles-based design practice Xefirotarch.
Considered one of the most influential voices of his generation, Diaz Alonso has served for the past several years as Distinguish Professor of Architecture and the Graduate Thesis Coordinator at SCI-Arc, before being appointed Graduate Programs Chair in 2010. Previously, he was a design studio professor at Columbia University GSAPP, and head studio professor in the "Excessive" post-graduate program at the Universitat fur angewandte Kunst in Wien, Austria. He was recently honored by Yale University with the Louis I. Kahn Visiting Assistant Professorship of Architectural Design for fall 2010.
Diaz Alonso has lectured extensively at major institutions around the world. His architecture designs have received numerous awards and have been displayed in both architecture and art museum exhibitions. His work has been widely published in magazines and periodicals worldwide and multiple books, including the "Excessive" monograph.
In 2005, Diaz Alonso was the winner of PS1 MoMa's Young Architects Program (YAP) competition. His work has since been the subject of solo shows at the San Francisco MoMa in 2006, and the Art Institute of Chicago and the MAK Centre, Wien in 2007. He is currently scheduled to produce a solo show at the Pompidou Center, Paris in 2011.
His work is part of the permanent collections of the FRAC Center, the San Francisco MoMa, and the Art Institute of Chicago.
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John EnrightUndergraduate Program Chair
John Enright, AIA is a co-founder and Principal of the Los Angeles-based firm Griffin Enright Architects.
John Enright brings over 20 years of professional experience to SCI-Arc, where he oversees the school's undergraduate degree program. Prior to establishing his firm with Margaret Griffin in 2000, he worked for twelve years with Pritzker Prize-winner Thom Mayne of Morphosis Architects, as project architect on numerous award-winning projects.
Griffin Enright Architects' work has been extensively published nationally and internationally, and has received dozens of awards for design excellence including, local, state and national AIA Awards and The American Architecture Award from the Chicago Athenaeum. The firm recently completed the award winning 36,000 sq. ft. St. Thomas the Apostle Education Campus in Los Angeles, CA and have completed a wide range of projects from installations to residential and institutional projects. The firm is currently working on a mixed-use project in Venice CA, and a series of projects in China.
Enright has taught design studios and technology seminars at SCI-Arc, Syracuse University, University of Houston, and most recently, as an Assistant Professor at the University of Southern California.
His academic research focuses on design and building technology including Building Information Modeling and new digital paradigms as applied to fabrication and construction. An exhibition of his research into the work of Konrad Wachsmann was recently exhibited at the Los Angeles Forum for Architecture and Urban Design. John has been the recipient of multiple grants including; USC's Advancing Scholarship in the Humanities and Social Sciences Initiative, and an NCARB Grant for the Integration of Practice and the Academy in 2009.
Enright has recently served on the advisory committee for the national AIA's Educator Practitioners Network (EPN), and has been appointed to the Los Angeles Mayor's Design Advisory Panel. He earned his Bachelor of Architecture degree from Syracuse University and a Master of Architecture degree from Columbia University.
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Jamie BennettChief Operating Officer
Jamie Bennett is the Chief Operating Officer of SCI-Arc, where he oversees planning, operations, and campus, student and administrative functions. He works closely with the Director to develop and direct financial plans consistent with the school's educational mission.
Before joining SCI-Arc, Bennett worked extensively in nonprofits and as an executive in media companies in Los Angeles and in London. Most recently he has been a business advisor, investor and Director with the Pasadena Angels, which specializes in local emerging growth companies.
He served as CEO of worldwide productions for London-based Pearson Television, as CEO of L.A.-based ACI television and as a senior vice-president at Disney's Buena Vista TV Productions in Burbank. Prior to working for the Disney Company, Bennett worked for CBS, including five years as General Manager of KCBS-TV in Los Angeles.
Bennett holds an MBA from Harvard University and a BA in political science from the University of California, Berkeley. He has served on the Public Television Advisory Board at the Annenberg School at USC and on the boards of the National Environmental Trust in Washington, D.C., Northfield Mount Hermon School in Massachusetts, and Marlborough School in Los Angeles, among others.
He and his wife, Carolyn Bennett, who holds a master's degree from the Architectural Association in London, make their home in Los Angeles.
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JEERS to parade watchers who leave litter. For some reason, a noticeable number of the people who line the sides of roads during the summer to watch parades think those celebratory events give them free rein to throw littering laws to the wind — literally. One recent example was the Mooers Labor Day parade. The photographer sent by the Press-Republican parked a good distance away from the main hub of activity in case there was an emergency somewhere that we needed to cover and she had to get her car out. As she made the long walk back to her car after the parade crowd left, she noticed an abundant amount of wrappers and other debris from people who watched the parade, ate the candy that was handed out and didn't bother to take their garbage with them when they departed. She saw, left behind on the sidewalks and road, used lollipop sticks, wrappers, Dot boxes, Popsicle sticks and fliers. Who exactly do these people think is responsible for picking up their trash? Small communities and nonprofit organizations that hold parades don't have enough staff or volunteers to clean up miles of parade routes. And even entities with larger public-works departments, like the City of Plattsburgh, shouldn't have to devote the time — and expense — to picking up after ignorant people. Next weekend, the biggest parade of the year takes place during the Battle of Plattsburgh Commemoration, with marchers stepping off at 1 p.m. Saturday. We hope everyone who comes out to watch shows respect for city aesthetics and takes a minute after the parade to pick up their trash before leaving. Parents should model this behavior for their children and also make sure the kids participate in the cleanup.
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Contemporary art is often criticized for its obscurity for the (mainstream) audience. It's likely to find it opposed to folk and so called 'classic' art as the examples of comprehensible art.
Indeed, artists' integral unity with its audience was quite natural for the folk art. The problem of its understanding was not common, since both the artist and the audience belonged to the same social group. The artwork creation was a natural need for the both.
'Classic' art formed and developed under the social differentiation conditions. On the one hand, th... Read More
Sep 2, 2014 by Evgeniy Stasenko
Port of Southampton's Resident Artist
Earlier this month I was employed by ABP (Assoc. British Ports) as the resident artist for Southampton where I have been making a series of oil on paper sketches of the various aspects of this very diverse environment. The town itself has some historic buildings and a city wall which looks out towards all the industrial activity happening around the port. When the large cruise liners dock they tower over the edges of the town dwarfing the daily activity below. There are also yachts, tugs, container ships, car ferries to the Isle of Wight, and next month some sailing ships will be in the port -... Read More
Aug 29, 2014 by Lee Campbell
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SAM 2014, Who's Who Art club International event
From September 10th, I will be officially a member of the Who's who art club international group. I am looking forward to taking part in their event of the "rentrée" in Paris, at the prestigious "Galerie Etienne de Causans". I will presenting a panoramic dyptych in the first week of its launch from October 8th to October 11th, (the vernissage takes place in the evening of the 7th from 18h till 22h.) If you would like to meet me and see my paintings, I will be delighted to send you a personalised invitation to the opening, just send me a PM with your email address. Now a little information ab... Read More
Aug 28, 2014 by Ann Dunbar
Giotto, contado por Giorgio Vasari
Vasari era un pintor, un escultor y arquitecto del Renacimiento, un humanista. Le encargaron que escribiera una historia del arte y es así cómo surgieron sus Vidas.
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Aug 28, 2014 by Cristina Del Rosso
"20 Days in Northwest China (Part 1)"
20 Days in Northwest China (Part 1) My 4th. solo exhibition
This series of works presents a documentation of a traveller, an artist, observing the landforms both geographically and artistically. A 30 days journey exploring landscapes I have always dreamed of such as Xinjiang, Dunhuang and Qinghai Lake. My travels began in Urumqi on the 29th of August and concluded in Xiamen on the 27th of September in 2013, and in this new series of works documents the first 20 days of my journey within the northwest region of China.20 Days in Northwest China (Part 1) will be showing from 2nd September until... Read More
Aug 26, 2014 by Chen Wei Meng
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Piano CD interest is growing
the eponymous named Piano CD after this project has shown enocouraging and growing interest amongst listeners - I think few people realize the difficulty in simply getting people to find and then listen to your music - an online search will show millions of records - contemporary or historic availble - it might well be far more than that - billions? - I would not be surprised - part of the brilliance of the internet and social networks such as facebook et al is that the spread of word of mouth is so much more vast than pre-internet days - I truly have a global audience and people from around t... Read More
Aug 16, 2014 by Glenn Michael Morley
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Aug 16, 2014 by Lux Mundi
Finaly getting back in here to chat... probably with my self. Well I stopped painting for the summere back in the end of June. I miss it and am looking forward to a long quiet, peacefull clod snowy winter with lots of time and desire to paintagain. Can't really explain how I am able to go for months without the sight and smwll of the oil paints.
I am out side as much as possiable in the beautifull warm dry weather we get up here. Only hit 90 degrees once and the nights are always cool. The hottest one was 70 and humid. I have lots of gardens with flowers that come back every year and each yea... Read More
Aug 15, 2014 by Su Yurewich
Aspects of Love is Published in Life As Human Magazine
Great news!
You can view my work in Life As Human. "... the human interest magazine for evolving minds, featuring content that talks about what it means to be human — the good, the bad … and the enlightening."
I was just minding my own business when a message appeared on my website asking me if I wanted to submit work to their upcoming issue. Of course I said, "Yes!"
I am honoured to have been approached to submit my work and am looking forward to more opportunities like this one.
The images seen in Life As Human can be ordered as prints, greeeting cards and postcards. You can also purchase t... Read More
Aug 14, 2014 by Simone Frank
Gaya Art at Google Open Gallery
I am pleased to announce my Art Collaboration with Google! Google Open Gallery makes the technology behind Google Cultural Institute's cultural projects available to artists to publish and share their artwork, archives, and other cultural content. Google Open Gallery platform provides tools and technologies to help create, preserve, and promote access to culture and heritage by bringing a globa audience to your cultural content.
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Aug 9, 2014 by Gayane Karapetyan
Vidéo Exposition personnelle Solo exhibition MAriska MA – Maisons –Lafitte
Désormais, vous trouvez la vidéo de mon exposition personnelle
Energies de la Terre-Mère et Mère Nature Vol. I
MAriska MA – l'art éco-spirituel de la déesse Terre et Nature
9-5-2014 - 16-6-2014
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Energies of Mother Earth and Nature Vol.I
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Aug 9, 2014 by Mariska Ondrich
Quiet Summer
... things have been quite quiet on the creative side this summer and with reason - recovery from writing the last History text has taken longer than expected BUT when you consider what it took I am not so surprised - if nothing else it was good to push some personal boundaries on what you can endure - the final six months I was writing 40-50 hours a week - working full time and sleeping about 2-4 hours a night - week after week - more an exercise to see how much sleep deprivation I could endure or rather how little sleep I actually needed - I admit I have tempered my belief that sleep is over... Read More
Aug 9, 2014 by Glenn Michael Morley
Up and running
Well, I've finally got everything loaded and ready and up. No prices because somehow I am not able to save the changes that I need to put in prices in dollar amounts and not Euros. Soon!
This was at first a little nerve racking. I tend to stress over the starting of anything, especially when I have to show off what I can do.
The next act is to set up my photography station and take photos of several new purses. They are mostly small and will go fast.
At the moment I am working on a series of market (like farmers) bags. I will be taking pictures and posting them when the series is don... Read More
Aug 6, 2014 by Mary Lynn Heth
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Jul 29, 2014 by M. FUNK
Back from Paris!
I've recently arrived home after five weeks in Italy and France where I had been on a painting trip and also to attend some award ceremonies where I was awarded two Diplomas recognizing my work as a professional visual artist.
Societie Arts, Sciences, Lettres - Paris.
On June 14th I was honoured with a Pewter Medal and Diploma from the ASL Society.
Last year I was nominated for the award by my sponsor in France and was approved by the jury of the ASL.
This is my second award from the ASL, the first being a Bronze Medal and Diploma two years ago.
It will be another five years before I c... Read More
Jul 23, 2014 by Olivia Alexander


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The Impressive and Influential Resumé of Aidan Willers
"I'm a busy guy," laughs sophomore Aidan Willers, as he finishes writing out his schedule for the week.
In between swim practice and meets, and in the thick of rigorous classes required for nursing majors, Willers dedicates his time and efforts to FUSION, Linfield's Gay/Straight Alliance Club.
Named president of FUSION this year, Willers strives to help educate and address matters surrounding sexuality—a matter that has greatly affected him personally.
"I have always advocated, and I will always continue to advocate for anti-bullying policies," Willers said.
Once a high scholar at a private Jesuit High School, Willers is familiar with the conflicts and rifts that can exist between the gay and straight communities.
"It is something that is very close to my heart, being a victim of bullying," Willers said.
In addition to the bullying that took place there, his high school had no GSA, or any other opportunities to open up conversation about the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered community—a discouraging prospect to someone struggling to come out for the first time.
"I had half my foot in the closet still," Willers said.
The obstacles, however, only inspired Willers to address the rumors surrounding his sexual orientation.
Emboldened, Willers took the conversation to Facebook and officially came out.
"It was very self empowering," Willers said.
With a newfound inspiration to engage in healthy discussion, Willers began a new chapter of his life at Linfield.
"The first day of freshman year I was like, 'where is GSA and when can I join?'" Willers said.
Now, Willers is president of FUSION—which has already seen significant changes since his involvement.
"We have more members this year than we have in the past," FUSION's Community Liaison, Jeremy Odden, said. "I am thrilled with Aidan as president this year. He has taken the club by the horns and really gotten us together, motivated and enthusiastic."
Willers and fellow members have brought this enthusiasm outside of meetings and onto campus. In April, FUSION brought drag queen Shane, from RuPaul's Drag Race, to perform and talk about his life experiences in Melrose's Ice Auditorium for Divas for Diversity. Willers MC'd the event.
On Oct. 1, FUSION celebrated National Coming Out Day around campus—providing education about the nationally observed day, bracelets, as well as a symbolic door frame for people of any sexual orientation to walk through.
"The main point that people should take away from the events is tolerance," Willers said. "Linfield is such a small community that one incident of intolerance can really be detrimental to the community as a whole."
Although in the middle of swim season and heavy workloads for his nursing major, Willers continues to plan more events with fellow members of FUSION.
"It's certainly a lot to juggle, I'm not going to deny it. It takes a lot of organization and perseverance " Willers said. "But it allows me to leave my mark, and it makes me proud to attend this school."
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YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio - Two Youngstown State University students will be travelling to Utah this week to cover the Sundance Film Festival.
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FISHING: News in brief, 4/8
SAN ANGELO, Texas - Raymond Jarmon caught a lake record white crappie from Twin Buttes Reservoir. The fish weighed 2.45 pounds and was 15.75 inches long.
Stacy Brookings of Midland was fishing a spinnerbait in eight feet of water at O.H. Ivie Reservoir when a 13.22-pound bass ate the bait. The fish, now Toyota ShareLunker 535, was 26.5 inches long and 20 inches in girth.
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The West Region adult fishing team made up of local and area anglers brought home the top honors during the Texas BASS Federation State Bass Tournament at Lake Amistad March 28-30.
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The Angelo Federation Club weighed 84 bass to place 13th with 215.03 pounds.
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Also fishing for the West Region were Jason Parsons with 45.79 pounds, Galen Weiershausen (45.75), Brian Bollinger (45.38), Tuffy Wood (40.93) and James Gardner (40.68).
Fishing for the Angelo Federation Club were Charles Simmons with 44.47 pounds, Wendell Ramsey (39), David Zak (34.99), Jim Brown (26.56) and Randy Porter (20.65).
Individual anglers who continue to win at the next level will have an opportunity to qualify for the Bassmaster's Classic next year.
More information about the West Region Texas Bass Federation organization can be found at www.texasbassfederation.com/West.asp.
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The India Exclusive launch will include three variants
New Delhi, April 20th, 2012: The upcoming spring season promises to be even more pleasant with the prestigious Italian fashion house of Gucci launching a new selective collection of fragrances – The Gucci Flora Garden range exclusively at Delhi Duty Free, India's largest duty free retail operator at T3 at Delhi's IGI airport. The new fragrance collection called 'Flora Garden' has been inspired and brought to life by the designers well known creative director Frida Giannini.
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Victory against Braga on Wednesday night secured qualification to the Champions League knockout phase with two games to spare, a year after Sir Alex's men tumbled out of the competition.
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April 27, 2012 1:23 PM
Coldplay will be on American Idol next week and a few lucky fans will have a chance to attend.
As announced this week. the band will be giving away tickets to see them perform live on the show on May 3 in Los Angeles. Fans should go to their website to register for a chance to win, just make sure you do so before Monday, April 30.
Coldplay will perform two songs on @AmericanIdol on 3 May. We have 100 tickets to give away to the recording – cldp.ly/cpaidol A—
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Coldplay is currently underway with their U.S tour. In addition to their American Idol stop they'll be all around California for a week starting tonight in San Jose.
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Jay K. Keller is the U.S. Census Bureau's assistant to the associate director for communications, providing the administrative management of the directorate's five offices.
Keller has served in many roles at the Census Bureau, including designer and manager of the decennial census budget and cost modeling program, chief of long-range planning for the 2010 Census, acting chief of the National Processing Center in Jeffersonville, Ind., and chief of international relations.
He authored the publication Statistical Programs of the Federal Government while at the Office of Management and Budget, and has written numerous other articles and publications.
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Elegant Spacious Condominium - Best Value at Villas Mymosa in Manuel Antonio/Quepos
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- baths 1
- sleeps 5
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- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
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Villas Mymosa is a modern 10 room condominium in a tranquil setting in
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Baby cots on request.
Pets - please inquire.
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Parking available.
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There's certainly no shortage of activities available while staying at
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fishing, furthermore you will find Canopy ziplines, white water
rafting, sea kayaking, dolphin watching, sunset cruises, diving,
horseback riding, ATVs, Waverunners, Spa services, Mangrove tours,
waterfall rapelling and of course guided tours of Manuel Antonio
National Park.
All activities are easy to reach and can be booked through reception.
vacation rental rates
$70 - $100 Green Season, May 1 to December 14 - breakfast included
$112 - $152 High Season, December 15 to April 30 - breakfast included
EXTRA $25 per night Christmas Wk & Easter Wk
Rates based on double occupancy.
$24 / night per extra person
Taxes (16.39%) are not included
We accept VISA & MasterCard or cash but not travelers cheques.
Contact Villas Mymosa for our various available condominium options.