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http://classic.wunderground.com/ is still live, but of course by now that's not as far back as we want to go.
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A Norfolk, Nebraska truck driver has died in the crash of his semitrailer near Scribner. The State Patrol says 51-year-old Gary Kiepke was eastbound on U.S. Highway 275 late Tuesday night when his truck crossed the center line. It went into the ditch and into some trees.
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BROOKVILLE, IN (CNN) - A nativity display hosted for more than 50 years at an Indiana courthouse has caused strife between residents and a group for religious freedom.
The group, Freedom from Religion Foundation, sent a letter to the courthouse asking the display to be removed from the government property because it crosses the line between church and state.
Residents, on the other hand, are determined to keep the display but may face a legal challenge if the case is taken to court.
"To me, if it goes to court, it should be thrown out as a frivolous lawsuit, and - Amen," resident Jenny Hazelwood said.
But the group is not threatening to go to court yet.
Franklin County Commissioner Tom Wilson said although the display is on government property, it reflects the values of the community.
"The people in this community own the county. It's their tax dollars. It's their Christian values, and if they want it here, I think they should have it," Wilson said.
However, Wilson's sentiment may not reflect the general populous. The group said that the complaint about the display came from a member who lives in the community and that they have more members in the area.
Regardless, the supporters of the nativity scene aren't buying it.
"We are tired of minority groups speaking up and being offended, where the majority of us are really offended. I think if they don't like it here, well then, don't stay here," Hazelwood said.
Residents gathered to sign a petition, created by high school freshman Adrienne Bolser, to keep the display and county workers filed out onto the courthouse lawn to show their support.
"I think they're going to find out that Franklin County really does believe in Jesus Christ and we don't settle well when you try to take our faith away," Adrienne's mother, Lea Ann Bolser, said.
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A 35-year-old man was arrested after allegedly stabbing a Mandan man in the chest.
Officers responded to a bar fight at around 8:20 last night.
According to witnesses, Shane Kahl and the victim were playing blackjack, when they began to argue about past issues.
The victim went outside to smoke, he was approached by Kahl, who swung at him with a folding knife in his hand.
The victim received a slash wound and a stab wound to the left side of his chest. He was taken to a local hospital for treatment.
During a pat down of Kahl, police found a cigarette pack that contained two plastic bags of methamphetamine.
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Comfort in the Dining Room
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- MyLittleHappyPlace said...
Especially love the mis-matched seating, too. I've always had a thing for benches with dining tables.
- October 19, 2009 at 7:15 AM
- Donna said...
Oh, can't wait to see more!
- October 19, 2009 at 7:22 AM
- paula said...
I do love this, especially that table.
- October 19, 2009 at 7:33 AM
- Southern Aspirations said...
This room does look amazing- great mix of formal and casual to me. Agree with Donna- can't wait to see more!
- October 19, 2009 at 7:37 AM
- yoga-gal said...
I think that works because it is the perfect brown- dark enough to be striking, but also very clean and contemporary. Love!
- October 19, 2009 at 7:45 AM
- Red Lipstick Style said...
I love dark walls! I'm trying to work up the nerve to do my dining room a dark color without it looking like a cave!
- October 19, 2009 at 8:38 AM
- nkp said...
Gorgeous! Love the weathered patina on that beautiful table and the mixed bag of seating. So inviting. But those dark-hued walls definitely seal
the deal. I think I will have to take the plunge and steal that colorway.
- October 19, 2009 at 8:42 AM
- Katie said...
Love those walls! And that huge rustic table!
- October 19, 2009 at 9:40 AM
- inthetweeds said...
Oooh SO pretty! I love this! Love the sofa with the rustic table!
- October 19, 2009 at 10:23 AM
- LindsB said...
I love the color of the walls in this house- they are so soothing!
- October 19, 2009 at 2:00 PM
- Mimi said...
Sorry I missed seeing you this weekend! Can't wait to see all of the things that you have been working on! :)
- October 19, 2009 at 4:29 PM
- megan said...
i loved all the yummy chocolate walls in this home.
- October 19, 2009 at 8:51 PM
- Under a Green Roof said...
I saw this room and gasped! I'm not normally a dark person, but I love this room!
- October 19, 2009 at 9:35 PM
- urbansardines said...
i love literally EVERYTHING about this room, from the chocolate walls to the tufted chaise... love, love, love!
- October 19, 2009 at 11:28 PM
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Casamodern has a collection of great Dining India for decorating your dining room.
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Two major country shows are headed to San Manuel Amphitheater in Devore this summer and you have your first shot at tickets for them this weekend.
Tim McGraw will be coming to town with Brantley Gilbert and Love and Theft on Saturday, June 8 and now Live Nation has announced that Brad Paisley is also headed to San Manuel Amphitheater with Chris Young and Lee Brice on Saturday, Aug. 24.
Those shows are part of the returning Country Megaticket promotion Live Nation is bringing back for 2013.
The package also includes two shows at the Verizon Wireless Amphitheater in Irvine: Luke Bryan with Thompson Square and Florida Georgia Line on Saturday Aug. 10 and Rascal Flatts with The Band Perry on Saturday, Sept. 14.
The reserved tier nets you a premium level seat for each show, an exclusive party area and a preferred parking pass for one vehicle. The high-end package costs $599 before service fees.
The lawn package includes a lawn ticket for each show as well as general parking for one vehicle. That runs $125 before fees.
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The 2012 NBA All-Star Game will feature plenty of marketable players, but that hasn't kept tickets from being considerably cheaper than they were a year ago.
Tickets for the Feb. 26 game at Orlando's Amway Center are now selling for an average price of $1,098, with some tickets as cheap as $344 on the secondary market, according to SB Nation ticketing partner TiqIQ (buy tickets here or make an offer here). Last year's game, played at Los Angeles' Staples Center, sold for an average price of $1,721 and a low price of $578.
Plenty of factors could be contributing to the relatively inexpensive price of tickets to this year's All-Star Game. The biggest is almost certainly the locale, as Lakers and Clippers tickets are generally more expensive than Magic tickets. Another reason that shouldn't be ignored: Fans may just be a little worn out, as the first half of the season has been played at a rather furious pace because of the lockout.
It's worth noting that this year's game features eight of the same starters as last year's contest. Curiously, though, while last year's game in L.A. only had one local starting, there are four L.A. players starting in this game -- the Clippers' Chris Paul and Blake Griffin, and the Lakers' Kobe Bryant and Andrew Bynum.


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GOSHEN — Here in the Maple City, the call for change is often quite soft. So while other communities and organizations throughout the country have been grappling with the Native American nickname issue, not much has been mentioned over the years in Goshen about its possibly insensitive high school nickname, the "Redskins."
Many people simply regard the term as a unique and intimidating mascot that has become part of our community's identity over the past nine decades.
"The Goshen Redskins is a name that has been around for an awful long time," said Goshen City Council President Jim McKee. "The way I look at it, it's meant to represent warriors and strength, so should be taken as a compliment."
Richard Aguirre, who is director of communications and marketing at Goshen College, doesn't see it as a compliment.
"It was originally devised to be a very derogatory name," Aguirre said "… I don't think it's political correctness (changing the nickname). I think it's trying to name people correctly."
Aguirre is also a member of the Goshen Community Relations Commission, a group dedicated to foster positive, non-discriminatory relationships within the community. But while the group has tackled such hot-button topics as immigration and gay rights, it has not, Aguirre said, addressed the Redskins nickname.
"Though it wouldn't surprise me," he said, "if someday (we did)."
Aguirre said he understands the connection that people from Goshen have to the Redskins nickname, but that doesn't change the fact many people regard it as a derogatory name. He thinks at some point such nicknames will have to go.
"The name will likely disappear," Aguirre said, "but it will have to be done in a way that helps people understand how hurtful that name is to an Indian."
Aguirre compared the "redskins" term to that of other racial slurs and said he doesn't believe that some tribes ever endorsed the label of redskins or braves.
An advocate for change
Goshen High School alum Rich Meyer of Goshen agrees with Aguirre.
"Six out of six dictionaries will tell you 'redskin' is a derogatory, racist term," Meyer said. "Native American tribes consistently oppose the use of Indian mascots unless it actually regards an Indian school."
And of all the Indian mascot names, he said, "redskins" is the worst. Meyer said he talked to the principal and athletic director at Goshen High School approximately three or four years ago about the use of "Redskins." School officials confirmed last week that Meyer has approached them in the past.
He was also told that the image of an Indian chief head was removed from the gym floor when it was refinished and that some sports teams have dropped "Redskins" from their uniforms.
"The question should be: Is Redskin a derogatory, racist slur?" he said. "I think the answer to that is clear. Knowing that, should we continue?"
While attending Goshen High School in the 1970s, Meyer said it did not even occur to him that the term "redskin" was derogatory because he was not aware of Native Americans as "a continuing, living social group."
It wasn't until his son worked on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota that it seemed more embarrassing. That sense of wrongness for those derogatory words has developed over the years as he has gotten to know people in the Lakota and Potawatomi nations.
"In Indian culture," Meyer said, "using 'redskin' is the same as using (the "N" word)."
Potawatomi concerns
Paige Risser is director of communications for the Pokagon Band of the Potawatomi. She said the nickname issue can be complicated, but that 'redskins' is the one that raises eyebrows the highest.
"It's a wide spectrum of opinions in talking about the mascot (issue)," Risser said. "... Of the many iterations, 'redskins' is … the one that draws the most attention."
It's a discussion the Pokagon are having among themselves in direct response to a complaint filed in February by the Michigan Department of Civil Rights against 35 schools. The department is asking the U.S. Department of Education and Office of Civil Rights to issue an order prohibiting the continued use of Native American mascots.
The Pokagon are not a party to the complaint, Risser said.
"At this point the tribe is talking internally with citizens to decide and see what their concerns and opinions are," she said. "We are just in the process of coming together as a community to talk about this issue and what the many opinions might be."
There is no official tribe response yet.
Risser said the mascot/nickname issue comes to the forefront every once in a while. It reignited again with the Michigan lawsuit and also with national pleas for the NFL's Washington Redskins' franchise to change its name.
Three of the Michigan school districts named in the complaint lie within the Pokagon district: Paw Paw (Redskins), Hartford (Indians) and Dowagiac (Chieftans).
"What's different about this (complaint) is it's not just about whether people think it's offensive," Risser said, "It's about harm to native children — whether a mascot can harm a child's development in school."
But before the Pokagon give their opinion they want to "take the pulse" of their community, she iterated.
Pulse of Goshen
According to Goshen Mayor Allan Kauffman, a 1967 GHS grad, the name change issue is not one that is particularly new to Goshen, though it is one that many in Goshen politics both past and present have been reluctant to address due to its sensitive nature.
"This comes around every so many years, and nobody really wants to seriously address it," Kauffman said. "I understand people who have a concern about these ethnic portrayals or slurs. I get that. But when it comes down to local politics and elected officials getting involved in whether we should be the Goshen High School Redskins or not, I don't think you'll find a whole lot of council members or the mayor interested in leading that charge."
Should at some point the argument come to the City Council with a strong backing from the community, Kauffman said he would not oppose hearing an argument for a name change, though he added that without such a large, grassroots campaign behind it, he sees it as unlikely that the council would elect to pursue such a case on its own.
"I'm not married to the name Redskin, but I was never in sports," Kauffman said. "I was in band, and maybe the kids who played on the football team or the basketball team, it might have a bigger emotional connection to them than it would to me. So I understand the issue.
Jeremy Stutsman, a Goshen City Council member and fellow GHS grad from the 1990s, took a similar stance to Kauffman's.
"I'm kind of indifferent on the issue," Stutsman said. "I don't think it would be awful to change it. The way I look at it, we've named our teams after a group, and to me that's a sign of respect. But I could understand how it might seem offensive if I was actually a member of that group. So I can see both sides."
Stutsman said that should a loud enough cry for change come before the council from the community, he would not be opposed to looking at the issue, though likely not before.
"I guess if it was that big a deal, and people were feeling bad, that's definitely something we should look at," Stutsman said. "Also, if the school board and administration at some point down the line decide that's a change they need to make, I fully support Goshen Schools, so if that's something they feel is important, I would totally back them on that."
As for Council President Jim McKee, "Redskins" seem just fine with him.
"I think it should be left alone," McKee said. "I think there are plenty more important things that we should be dealing with right now. For me it really is a non-issue."


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Merrimack College hockey coach Mark Dennehy led the Warriors to 25 wins this season, a record for the school's Division 1 history.
Yesterday Dennehy was announced All-New England Coach of the Year. It was the second consecutive season Dennehy was awarded the honor.
Dennehy lead the Warriors to other historic feats this season such as advancing to the team's first ever Hockey East Final. With a , the Warriors advanced into uncharted waters.
In the Hockey East Final, however, at the hands of the Boston College Eagles.
Dennehy led Merrimack to its first NCAA Tournament in 23 years. In a stunning comeback, in a first round overtime thriller.
Da Costa, Stollery honored
Merrimack standouts Stephane Da Costa and Karl Stollery were also honored by New England All Stars.
Da Costa, a sophomore, was named to the Hockey East All-Conference second-team. For the second consecutive year, Da Costa led the Warriors in scoring. His 45 points this season were instrumental for Merrimack to have the success they did.
NHL teams have shown great interest in Da Costa. He may leave Merrimack soon enough to get some ice time at the pro level before the NHL season is over. Even Boston Bruins general manager Peter Chiarelli has shown interest in the Merrimack College superstar.
Karl Stollery was an all-conference honorable mention. He was also an integral part of the Warriors' squad as he led Merrimack in ice time throughout the year.
NHL Aspirations
The Warriors' captain Chris Barton ended his college career on a rough note with the first round loss to Notre Dame, but began his professional career yesterday.
Barton recently recovered from a hip flexor injury that allowed him play in the Warriors' final game of the season in Manchester against the Fighting Irish of Notre Dame.
Barton signed an amateur tryout contract with the Bridgeport Sound Tigers yesterday. The Tigers are an American Hockey League affiliate of the NHL's New York Islanders.
In last night's game against the Portland Pirates, Barton made his AHL debut. He did not make a splash on the score sheet but did enjoy the Tigers' 2-1 win in his first game at the professional ranks.
He will be looking to improve on his game and earn a call up to the NHL's New York Islanders.
Joe Cucci ranked third on the Warriors this season with 36 points as a senior. His ten power play goals were good for second highest in Hockey East this year. He potted a total of 14 goals on the season.
Yesterday, Cucci signed an amateur tryout contract with the South Carolina Stingrays, a team in the East Coast Hockey League. The Stingrays are an affiliate of the NHL's Washington Capitals.


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Chicken Breast and Broccoli Rabe with Penne
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- 1/2 pound penne pasta
- 3 tablespoons olive oil, divided
- 1 1/2 pounds boneless, skinless chicken breast, cut into 1-inch chunks
- Kosher salt and freshly ground pepper
- 1 bunch broccoli rabe, thick stems trimmed, coarsely chopped
- 4 garlic cloves, chopped
- 1/2 cup dry white wine
- 1/4 cup finely grated Parmesan
- 1/2 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes
Nutritional Information
5 servings, 1 serving contains: Calories (kcal) 470 Fat (g) 13 Saturated Fat (g) 3 Cholesterol (mg) 85 Carbohydrates (g) 39 Dietary Fiber (g) 2 Total Sugars (g) 3 Protein (g) 43 Sodium (mg) 310
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Cook pasta in a large pot of boiling salted water, stirring occasionally, until al dente. Drain, reserving 1 cup pasta cooking liquid.
Heat 1 Tbsp. olive oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Season chicken with salt and pepper. Cook until golden brown and cooked through, 6–8 minutes. Transfer chicken to a large plate; set aside. Heat remaining 2 Tbsp. olive oil in same skillet over medium heat. Add broccoli rabe and garlic and cook until broccoli rabe is tender and cooked through, 10–15 minutes. Return chicken with any accumulated juices to pan. Add white wine and cook until reduced by half, about 2 minutes. Add pasta and 1/2 cup reserved cooking liquid. Simmer until flavors meld and sauce has thickened, adding cooking liquid by 1/4-cupfuls if dry, about 15 minutes. Stir in Parmesan and crushed red pepper flakes. Divide among bowls.
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For those wondering when NBC will finally premiere the new "Heroes" — aka "Heroes: Reborn" — we now have an answer for you: Summer 2015.
Along with that announcement, the network has also released an official synopsis, below:
For those wondering when NBC will finally premiere the new "Heroes" — aka "Heroes: Reborn" — we now have an answer for you: Summer 2015.
Along with that announcement, the network has also released an official synopsis, below:
Well, what can I say, except we've had a lot of false hopes about a "Heroes" revival in 2013, with the biggest being MSN reportedly in talks to bring back the show on their streaming service. Turns out, that didn't happen, which isn't too surprising in the world of TV, where deals get discussed and reported, but don't always go through.
It's been a while since we heard about plans to possibly resurrect "Heroes", and it doesn't appear as if any updates will be forthcoming soon. But ahead of the upcoming Comic Con, maybe we're finally getting some movement — albeit not the kind we were probably hoping for.
Breaking news, "Heroes" fans! According to TVLine, MSN is actively in talks to revive the show as a new original series on Xbox! Details on what MSN/Xbox have planned are a bit muddled right now, but apparently the idea is to introduce new characters in the same universe, with appearances by the original castmembers.
Whoa. Here's Peter Petrelli (aka Milo Ventimiglia) in the new vampire movie "Kiss of the Damned". I think it's safe to say that you've never seen the younger Petrelli Brother quite like this before… Warning: the trailer below is called a "Red Band" trailer, which means it has sex and blood, so watch at your own discretion, young readers.
Besides his regular stint on "Hawaii Five-O", Masi Oka has found time to do movies. His latest is 2011′s "Searching for Sonny", in which he plays a guy who goes missing. You don't really see a whole lot of him in the trailer, but hey, he is basically at the center of the movie, so I'm guessing he'll at least have something to do in the movie. Check out the trailer below.
Looks like there's a "Heroes" reunion going on on the set of "The Lifeguard", an indie film starring Kristen Bell as "a reporter on the verge of 30 who abandons her life in New York City, returns home to get her high school job as a lifeguard, and starts a dangerous relationship with a 16-year-old delinquent." No word on what character Sendhil Ramamurthy will play in the movie, but he's coming off the USA Network show "Covert Affairs", where he was recently killed off in the season premiere.
In which Hayden Panettiere sings. Country music, apparently. Hunh. The show will be premiering this Fall on ABC. It co-stars Connie Britton of "Friday Night Lights", Eric Close ("Without a Trace"), Powers Boothe, Jonathan Jackson, Burgess Jenkins, Robert Wisdom and Clare Bowen.
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With all the former Heroes cast landing new shows (Ali Larter in CIA drama "The Asset", Masi Oka on "Hawaii Five-O", Milo Ventimiglia on L.A. Noir), I've been wondering what everyone's favorite cheerleader Hayden Panettiere has been doing with her time. Turns out, she's been auditioning, too, and has now landed the female lead in the new show "Nashville".
Since "Heroes" went off the air, Milo Ventimiglia has been spending a lot of time in the movies. Looks like he's ready to get back into the swing of daily TV, as the trades report that Milo has landed one of the male leads in the new TNT period drama "L.A. Noir" from "The Walking Dead" producer/writer/director Frank Darabont.


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A memorial to the composer Rossini never saw the light of day. Find out why.
Quartet Gives 'Pop-Up' Concert on Airplane Sitting on Tarmac
While their airplane waited on the tarmac for three hours recently, members of the Philadelphia Orchestra – touring China for the first time in 40 years- gave a "pop-up" concert for their fellow passengers.
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Alisa Weilerstein becoms the first cellist since Jacqueline DuPre to record the Elgar concerto with Daniel Barenboim conducting.


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Thanks Dale! I did not understand everything on those pages, but I think I understand a little.
So, in framing my question above, I mistook rest mass for relatavistic mass (which I think is the rest mass plus the energy of its movement). Therefore, if a spaceship flies by a rock at the speed of light, the relativistic mass doesn't really add any more affects to gravity than the invarient mass. Both the outside observer and the astronaut in the ship would see the rock move only due to the invarient mass, and not the near infinite mass I was thinking of.
If this is correct, I will sleep tonight! Thanks again!
No, motion does have an effect on gravity. However, the effect is not as simple as using the Newtonian formula for gravity and replacing "mass" with "relativistic mass".
A close, but imperfect, analogy for what happens to the gravitational field of a moving mass is what happens to the electric field of a moving charge. The case of the moving charge is considerably easier to understand, however. See for example
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In words: the electric field becomes concentrated in the transverse direction. A similar effect occurs for gravity.
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I went for my consult with Dr. Gonce on Wednesday and immediately knew he was the surgeon for me. He gives his professional opinion but ultimately left all the decisions up to me. I scheduled my augmentation for August 5! I have been flat chested my whole life, barely filling a 34A. I will get 350cc, high profile silicone implants and hope to be a full C. So excited but nervous... more
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I went to a few different Doctors and I choose to go with Dr. Gonce. He is very professional and very sure of his work. I am 5'2" 100lbs. I wanted C to C+ He gave me 325cc to start off with. I tryed all the way up to 400cc. I wanted big but didn't want to look to top heavey. He said the 325cc look great with my frame I was going to go with 350cc but I decided he has done alot of these so I... more
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Dr Jones was very helpful and caring. He did outstanding job with the procedure and I had very smooth recovery with absolutely no issues at all. His team was very courteous and prompt. I chose Mentor smooth round silicone implants - 425cc high profile. From 32A I am now 34D (according to Victoria Secret) I am very pleased with my new look and cup size and would highly recommend him for BA... more
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Hi, I'm Brenda , 30 years old finally ready to get my boobs done. I've always been small A cup and I've had to wear push up bras. Everyone in my family has boobs except me. After reading many reviews I've decided to see Dr. Justin Jones in OKC. My consultation is 4-21-14. My surgery is 5-8-14. Eeeeek, I'm excited! Have any of you ladies used Dr Justin Jones in Oklahoma? After my... more
"I love my New Boobs! - Oklahoma..."
Hey! I have spent much time looking over the reviews you have so kindly provided with pictures. I am 30 years old, 5'2" and 115 lbs. I wear a 34A and most like other women had the biggest bust during pregnancy and while breastfeeding, too bad that's only temporary. I have already had my consult about a month ago and my surgery is Wednesday March 12! Super excited! ???? I have chose to go... more
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Well I'd like to start with just how thrilled I was after mY BA, I had boobs finally but of.course soon after I was hit with maybe I could have gone bigger and things like well the right is.smaller than left.... so needless to say at 1 month post opp I'm filled with doubt but also know results are not final until at least 6months. So for now.I'm holding on to that hope. wow can't believe... more
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I am 30 year old, 7 months post-partum, and ready for my new breasts! I have a consult next week with the same PS who performed my rhinoplasty. So excited!! This is my 30th birthday gift from my husband, he totally surprised me!! I have always been small chested but I was ok with it bc I still had some lift and tone. Since breast feeding I have nothing but to sad deflated flat tire boobies.... more
"New me for a new year! -Oklahoma..."
Ok so for many years i have said i would be having this done and its finally going to happen, i will be 27 on 2-17-14 i have 2 kids but never breast fed im a small B now i am 5'2" and about 165-170 so because of my frame im going for a full DD and advice on things to have that make things easier ect would be nice thanks for all the help!! I'm getting more and more excited the closer it gets... more
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I am 52 Yrs. old, 5'7 1/2", 135 Lbs and I have wanted a BA as long as I have known that they do them. I am very excited and nervous at the same time. I will have an incision under my arms. My biggest cheerleader is my husband and he will be the one taking care of me. I have not told any of my family or coworkers for fear they would not understand my motivation to have this done. I do have... more
"5 weeks Post Op BL/BI 350 cc silicone"
Just wanted to share my experience with you all. I am in the Army and have been for almost 18 years. My girls have taken a beating. I have lived a very active Army carrier with two deployment and one unaccompanied tour to Korea. I have Airborne training, Airassault, obtained my spurs and Combatives level 1 and 2 certified. I don't say this because I am bragging about my self but to let you... more
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My current stats are: Height: 5'2" Weight: 120 Bra size: 34D When I was in high school I weighed around 180 pounds, I've lost 60 pounds since then and feel amazing! However, my boobs sag and have stretch marks pretty bad, I have never been able to feel good about them. I had my consultation yesterday, the doctor recommended under the tissue 475cc mentor moderate plus profile- silicone... more
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I am 21 years old & have a 17month old child 5'4" & 115lbs. I breastfed for 4 months. Before pregnancy I was a 34D, during pregnancy&breastfeeding a 38DD. NOW I am a depressing 31D. When I say my size no one believes me because they look so small. I have a lot of sagging & extra skin. I wear expensive push ups but my breasts are always spilling out or just looking messy. I try wearing a... more
"From Nothing to Something - Oklahoma..."
Ok, so I've had a few ladies ask me about my breast augmentation so, here it goes... I got them done back in December of 2011 in OKC, OK with Dr. J Dan Metcalf. He put 475cc's in one and 500 in the other. I've always wanted them done, but when I got prego with my little one, and saw how big my tata's got, I was dead set on getting them done. I researched Dr's like it was my job (just like I am... more
"The Best Decision I Ever Made -..."
This review is kind of late but better late than never. I have always loved the look of larger boobs and wanted that look for myself. It was aesthetically pleasing to me. That coupled with the fact that I have a very large surgical scar right in the middle of my chest from open heart surgery at the age of 3 I knew that breast augmentation was for me. I could disguise scar and get the bigger... more
"Day 5 Looking Good! Pre-op 32B..."
I am writing this review so that I can help other ladies who are deciding if they really want to go through with this procedure. I started out a small 32B and was given 500cc silicone behind the muscle. I am 5'8 and 118 lbs. I am 22 now but was incredibly insecure with the size of my breasts when I was 18 and put down the $500 deposit with the first doctor I had a consultation with. I did not... more
"Boobies... Finally!! :) - Oklahoma..."
The whole time growing up I dreamed about the day I would finally "grow up" and get my big girl boobies.... My Mom has DD's and so I always assumed I would be well endowed myself someday. No such luck. :( I never got past a 36A. I am now a 31 year old mother to 5 absolutely ahhh-mazing children and wife to a fantabulous husband! My current measurements are 6'3", 145 lbs., 36A. Once I... more
"1 Week Post Op Tomorrow and I Am..."
I started this post way too late I've been reading this site for a few months now haha. I am 130 pounds, 5 ft 6 in tall, I was born with a deformity, and my breasts were very asymmetrical. My whole life I knew I was going to fix my boobs, I have been to plastic surgeons since I turned 14, I had alot of fybrocystic tumors to add to the deformity and so needless to say I had horrible self esteem... more
"Happy with Dr. Jones - Oklahoma City, OK"
The surgery went smoothly and I'm 3 months post op feeling great. When I had my consultation and described what I was wanting and he said 350cc's would get me that look, I hesitated thinking that 350cc's were going to be too big for the natural look I was wanting, but trusted him and I'm glad I did. I believe my results look natural as I wanted them to, and that the scars are healing nicely.... more
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As a pioneer I can tell you I was told silcone implants would last a lifetime! Now think about it... you got 10 years or less to come up with twice what it cost you today in 10 years- maybe you'll have the money maybe you won't. Now let me tell you what is happening to me: I am a RN who bought into the hype that even most of the medical community supports there are no real health... more
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Young children may bite others out of frustration or stress, or because they feel powerless. Infants and toddlers often bite as a way of exploring their world.
Detailed information on encopresis, including causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment
The most common cause of hyperthyroidism in the U.S. is an autoimmune disorder called Graves' disease. Children can develop Graves' disease, although it's less common in kids than adults.
When children believe they are different in some way, they feel bad. Whether because of their height or some other characteristic, they are going to be aware of differences.
Congenital hypothyroidism occurs in about one in 3,500 to 4,000 live births and is about two times more common in girls than boys. Newborn screenings can lead to earlier treatment and reduce the risk for developmental delay.
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Got an old ballet tutu, some eyeliner and glittery eye shadow? If so, then you've also got the makings for this creepy-crawly costume.
To make Little Mister Spider, dress your son in black sweats and perhaps stay away from the glitter. It might also be fun to drape him with some fake spider webbing if you have any that you've used in your Halloween decorations.
Dress your child first so you don't smear their face.
Pull hair back into a ponytail, half ponytail or bun, if desired.
Carefully draw web shapes, fanning out from the outside corner of the each eye, onto the temples.
Draw a spider in between the eyes, on the bridge of the nose by first drawing two upside down teardrops stacked on top of each other. Then carefully draw two legs going down the side of her nose on each side, starting at the spider's waist, and two legs going up onto the forehead from each side of the spider's waist.
Fill in the spider webs with purple eye shadow.
Put glittery eye shadow on the upper eyelids and in a thin line under the eyes. Try patting some glittery shadow around the spider.
Paint a red dot on the spider's abdomen with red lipstick, if desired.
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La Crosse, WISCONSIN (WXOW) Johnny Bekakis hit a grand slam and Michael Katz set a new Loggers single-season home run record in the Loggers 10-4 win over the St. Cloud Rox Wednesday at the Lumberyard.
Bekakis' slam was part of a 6-run 4th inning for La Crosse that gave them a 9-0 lead.
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I have an avi file that does not play on my windows media player. I can hear the audio--but i don't get the video. It tells me I am missing the codec h264. I tried installing it from the files liked on here-- but I still can't get it to work. HELP!
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@ Mavrikio - simply install FFDShow and when it asks you to select the video options during install MAKE SURE you tick the one for h264 as it is NOT ticked by default.
All the rest is no use to you except you might prefer to use VideoLanClient as this is simply the best media player available in the world (afaikac) and will play h264 fine
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http://www.newfreedownloads.com/download-Codec-Pack-(Advanced).html really works!
ive tried many of the sites... i tink all the above mention... but the ting is some sites cannot show or i dunno whr to click... pls show a step by step guide coz im REALLY new to this >_< sorry for being a noob
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Dwayne "Butterfingers" Bowe should have a new home in 2013. As prolific as he has been for the Kansas City Chiefs, he is now on the decline and his drops have always been a problem, even single-handedly keeping the Chiefs out of the playoffs in 2011 with an endzone drop against the Raiders in Week 16 (pictured below). For a guy that makes his living off of catching passes, he definitely isn't one of the best in his craft.
Dwayne Bowe is among the top in the league in dropped passes every single year. Add in the fact that he doesn't have much speed and separation ability, and you've got an overpaid WR that you should lose on your hands.
Andy Reid's offenses are better built for speed receivers like DeSean Jackson and Jeremy Maclin. The NFL is all about speed in 2013, and Dwayne Bowe doesn't have it.
Bowe also demands a lot of money as he's been able to put up solid numbers considering our passing game has lived and died by him the last few years. We could get the most trade value for him right now, and possibly pick up a speed guy like Mike Wallace to fill his spot.
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The man wanted in connection with the theft of £1 million from a security van in Felixstowe in 1993 has been returned to the UK and has appeared in court.
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Eddie Maher, the man wanted in connection with the theft of a million pounds from a security van in Felixstowe is due in court in Suffolk today.
Suffolk Police have been looking for Mr Maher since the incident took place in 1993.
Maher had been living in Missouri in the USA where he was arrested on 8 February 2012 on suspicion of immigration and firearms offences.
Suffolk Police immediately began extradition proceedings. The 56-year-old - nicknamed 'Fast Eddie' is due before magistrates in Suffolk this morning.


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Barkley Back to Troy
As seen on his ESPN news conference, Matt Barkley will return to USC for his senior season. With Pete's golden boy returning, does the draft plan change? In any event say hello to year 2 of the T-jax experience. BENNE EDIT: I'm front-paging this because the entire draft landscape just changed with this announcement. Expect guys like Nick Foles and Ryan Tannehill to start soaring up the draft boards, Blaine Gabbert-style. BENNE 2ND EDIT: This is why I should read the whole front page when coming home from work, because everyone has already opined. Oops!


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- Studio: Modern Distributors
- Release Date: Aug 9, 2013
- Summary: Jug Face tells the story of a pregnant teen trying to escape a backwoods community when she discovers that she may be sacrificed to a creature in a pit. The entity in the pit requires a life for keeping the community safe. The face of the person to be sacrificed is crafted onto a ceramic jug. When ignored, the entity unleashes an evil onto the community. [Modern Distributors]… Collapse
- Director: Chad Crawford Kinkle
- Genre(s): Drama, Thriller, Horror
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Chad Crawford Kinkle impressively imbues this supernatural world of backwoods mysticism with a plausible milieu while still staying committed to the film's own brewing insanity.
The brisk, brief feature appears more atmospheric than terrifying, but its bare-bones tale gets under the skin.
Aug 9, 2013After all the thrills, chills, and jumped up machinery in both big and little films these days, there's not too much that can shake us up; show me something I can't get anywhere else, like Jug Face's rare joyful hillbilly dance sequence, with heels-tapping and spoons clanking.
Kinkle's debut refreshingly sacrifices gore showpieces (though it is bloody at times) for a steadily increasing dread tied to a young woman's desperation.
Intriguing without ever proving insightful, the film nonetheless has a formal patience and meticulousness that sets it apart from its jump-scare-loving mainstream-horror brethren.
This morbid, cruel movie seems leached of all things that might inadvertently give viewers pleasure.
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Even though the Old Stone House in Richmond is often called the Poe House because the legend has grown that the writer once lived in the structure, the story is not true. Poe never lived there. How then did the connection between the man and the house eventually become a reality and not just an Idea? After countless years of interest in Edgar Allan Poe and over three years of research, Rose Marie Mitchell has gathered the facts and stories to bring it all together to show how the house and the man are connected and how the Old Stone House is worthy of preservation in its own right and certainly worthy of being a memorial site for the internationally known and respected author.
Rose Marie Mitchell, a member of the Poe Foundation Board, is the author of Richmond's The Old Stone House: Its History and How It Became the Edgar Allan Poe Museum.
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Eau Claire (WQOW) - A Chippewa falls business announces plans to pack up and move, bringing jobs to Eau Claire.
Riverside Machine and Engineering in Chippewa Falls plans to move their business into part of the Hutchinson Technology building in Eau Claire. Part of the building has been vacant since some HTI operations were moved overseas.
"They would move all of their operation from Chippewa falls to Eau Claire," said Eau Claire Economic Development Administrator, Mike Schatz. "They would be bringing 71 existing jobs and creating 33 new jobs over the next five years."
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Lawyers in a lawsuit surrounding the mass arrests of demonstrators have submitted a series of topics they think D.C. Police Chief Cathy Lanier should be questioned about.
The lawyers submitted the areas for questioning in a court filing this week. The case concerns the arrests of hundreds of demonstrators outside the 2002 meeting of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank.
Lawyers for the plaintiffs have raised allegations of evidence tampering. Several high-ranking police officials have already testified in ongoing court hearings.
The lawyers say their list of questions is intended to be "relevant and helpful" to U.S. Magistrate Judge John Facciola, who is serving as a special master in the case.
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Jaguars owner Wayne Weaver announced in his season-ending press conference that head coach Jack Del Rio would be retained for the 2011 season but Del Rio's defensive play-calling responsibilities would be given to coordinator Mel Tucker. Del Rio's control over the club has been systematically reduced the last two years, as Weaver gave all of Del Rio's authority on personnel decisions to GM Gene Smith last offseason.
Tucker was the one coach whom Smith hired when he was named GM. A former defensive coordinator with the Browns, Tucker, who we're told relates very well to his players, has worked primarily with the defensive backs and helped game-plan in '09 when the Jaguars experimented with a 3-4. But this will be his first opportunity in Jacksonville to call plays for a defense that allowed the most points and yards in franchise history this season.
The Jaguars operated exclusively in an even front in '10. Smith, however, drafted players like DT Tyson Alualu and DEs Larry Hart and Austen Lane, all of whom are flexible enough to play either in an even or odd front. We're told the club is likely to stick with the 4-3 in 2011, but it will be clearer the direction in which it is headed as the offseason progresses.
One of the changes that Weaver hinted at in his press conference was the need for better-disguised blitz packages. Weaver called the Jaguars' blitzes "very vanilla," and word is, the impetus for that analysis had to come down from Smith, as Weaver is more of a salesman than a football expert.
The fact is the Jaguars were limited in their ability to be creative with blitzes the past few seasons. They simply haven't had the proper personnel. The linebacking corps, other than SLB Daryl Smith, has not lived up to expectations, often failing to get to the quarterback even when a blitz was called. MLB Kirk Morrison and WLB Justin Durant are both free agents who might not re-sign. The safety position has also been a well-documented Achilles' heel for the club. FS Don Carey was a major liability last season. But these are two areas expected to be addressed by Smith this offseason, perhaps putting Tucker in a better position to generate pressure and return the Jacksonville "D" to respectability.


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Since we just took Bradford I thought it was appropriate to look at some failure QBs.
I have no doubts that Jamarcus was the better QB, he just didnt care to actually work at playing at a pro level.
At LSU he was clearly going off of natural ability and since he was so much better it worked and worked well.


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NEW HANOVER COUNTY, NC (WECT) – The superintendent of New Hanover County Schools wrote a letter to parents, staff and the community Monday in wake of the recent shooting at an elementary school in Connecticut.
To begin the letter, Dr. Tim Markley extends sympathy and condolences to all families involved in the Newtown tragedy.
"Our thoughts and prayers are with them," Markley wrote. "In the meantime, we will remain diligent in providing security and protection here in the New Hanover County Schools."
Markley wrote the letter to assure the safety of all students in New Hanover County Schools "is and always will be our first priority." The superintendent said school officials have reviewed and increased the safety plan.
The school system is working closely with all law enforcement offices and will have increase patrols around the elementary school and have resource officers in all high schools and middle schools.
Additionally, central office administrators will be at schools during the week to provide additional support and counselors are ready to support any students in need.
"I believe it is important for us to come together as a community in the aftermath of the horrific tragedy that occurred last Friday at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut," said Markley.
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Mother of soldier calls for better bereavement supportby Nicola Hendy
The mother of a soldier who was killed in Afghanistan has criticised the support that the Ministry of Defence gives to bereaved families.
Sarah Adams' son James Prosser died in 2009, and, in a near unprecedented move, the MOD allowed her to visit Camp Bastion.
Sarah was asked to make recommendations on the support given to bereaved families. But she says that more than a year on, her suggestions have been ignored.


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Internet Censorship in China
by the Los Angeles Chinese Learning Center, which writes:
"Foreign visitors in China frequently complain to me that they could not access certain websites during their stay in China. Indeed, certain news websites, websites related to certain religious organizations (most of them are illegal in China), as well as some pornographic websites are inaccessible from China. Surprisingly enough, our website, the website of Los Angeles Chinese Learning Center at http://chinese-school.netfirms.com is also blocked by the Chinese government. (Through our recent efforts, the site has been unblocked by the Chinese government. Currently, we are offering the service to unblock your website from China)If I ran Google search, I would - just to give the Chinese a taste of their own medicine - block all pages that have anything to do with China - for let us say a month, just to teach them a lesson. Some people do not learn any other way.
In a well researched paper titled 'Documentation of Internet Filtering Worldwide' by Jonathan Zittrain and Benjamin Edelman from Harvard Law School tested approximately two hundred thousand websites by dial-up link and through proxy servers in China. From May 2002 through November 2002, 19,032 websites rendered inaccessible. These sites contained information about news, politics, health, commerce, and entertainment. Please visit http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/filtering/china/ for details."


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Fox 41 has obtained the phone messages at the center of the alleged attempt to extort money from Rick Pitino.
The first call recites Sypher's criminal allegations against Pitino and ends with the caller saying he'd call back. The second call recites more allegations and concludes:
"Why would you do somethin' like that? But, naw, I'm not out to get money. I don't want no part of that, but I want you to do the right thing by that woman. You need to do the right thing, that's all."
AT&T cell phone records show that the day of the first two calls, Karen Sypher's son Jacob gets a call from Tim Sypher, the Cardinals' equipment manager and longtime Pitino assistant.
Jacob explained, "All he said was you need to come down to my office right now. I'm going to lose my job." Jacob says he took his mother to the Yum Center where Karen Sypher and Pitino had a meeting. "He played the tapes of the gentleman. I think there were two phone calls that were made. He said, 'Do you know and are you responsible for this?'"
Sypher says she told Pitino she didn't know the caller.
The third call came a couple of days later and the caller threatens to make public the allegations: "Within two weeks, the media will be notified of all the details and evidence of (the allegations)"
The next week, on March 6th, Sypher made a list of demands. The handwritten list is also evidence in the case. Sypher says Pitino demanded the list.
The FBI says Pitino reported the alleged extortion in late March, and on March 22nd, Sypher hired an attorney.
An FBI affidavit says, when interviewed, Sypher first denied knowing the caller and later said she recognized the voice as that of Lester Goetziner, a longtime family friend. She claims she didn't know he made the calls until the FBI played them again for her several times.
The affidavit says Sypher admitted giving Goetzinger Pitino's personal cell phone number.
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Apparently Angry at IRS, Pilot May Have Intentionally Crashed Small Plane Into Office Building
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By Martha Neil
A man identified as the pilot of a small plane that crashed into an office building in Austin, Texas, this morning apparently did so intentionally to get back at the Internal Revenue Service.
The building houses nearly 200 IRS employees, and Joseph Andrew Stack, 53, who piloted the Piper Cherokee, seems to be the same individual who left a lengthy, rambling suicide note complaining of tax and legal issues, according to CNN and the Blotter blog of the Austin American-Statesman.
The note says the U.S. "tax system, and, indeed, our entire legal system ... mercilessly 'holds accountable' its victims, claiming that they're responsible for fully complying with laws not even the experts understand. The law 'requires' a signature on the bottom of a tax filing; yet no one can say truthfully that they understand what they are signing; if that's not 'duress,' than what is. If this is not the measure of a totalitarian regime, nothing is."
A spokesman for the Federal Aviation Administration says the crash is being investigated as "apparently a criminal act," the newspaper reports.
Officials say Stack set his house on fire before taking off, CNN reports.
Two people were injured and one is missing following the crash, the network says, noting that no deaths have been reported.
Another Blotter post provides the text of the Internet note.
Additional coverage:
Christian Science Monitor: "Joe Stack: Antitax 'terrorist' or solo IRS-hater?"
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In this video we demonstrate how to restart the management agents running on a VMware vSphere ESXi or ESX host.
For troubleshooting purposes, it may be necessary to restart the management agents on your ESXi or ESX host. This video tutorial goes through the steps that you will need to take in order to restart the management agents (mgmt-vmware and vmware-vpxa) directly on the vSphere ESXi or ESX host server.
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aaanz book/catalogue prizes
about the prizes
2014 entries open – nominations close 29 August 2014
Originally a single 'Book Prize', there are now eight AAANZ awards.
- Best book ($500 supported by The University of Sydney)
- Best anthology ($500 supported by The University of Sydney)
- Best large exhibition catalogue ($500 supported by The University of Melbourne)
- Best small exhibition catalogue ($100 supported by The University of Western Australia)
- Best scholarly article in AAANZ Journal ($500 supported by The University of Sydney)
- Best essay/catalogue/book by either an Indigenous Australian or New Zealand Mâori ($500 supported by Christchurch Art Gallery)
- Best artist-writer essay/catalogue/book ($500 supported by Massey University)
- University Art Museums exhibition catalogue ($1000 supported by the University Art Museums Association)
Also see the PhD Graduate Prize – submissions close 29 August 2014
The AAANZ awards honour:
• Originality and rigour of scholarship
• Contribution to knowledge in the area & impact on scholarly debate in the field
• Significance of the topic to the field and to adjacent disciplines
• Significance and originality of picture research
• Quality of the design & production values of the publication
• Ability to convey complex ideas to wider audiences
Judging: Only members are eligible to enter awards. Two judges are appointed by the president for each category. Judges are drawn from different cities and from immediate past prize winners. There are no guidelines ratified by the Executive committee, so entrants can nominate their own category. The president acting with the judges will at times need to decide whether a publication is nominated in the appropriate category (eg whether entered as a big or small catalogue or as an anthology or a book). Past years have shown that flexibility in making the decisions, explained by the judging panel in writing, has been well received by members. The president liaises with the judges, soliciting a written report from them that accompany the recommendation of a prize. The judges may prepare an initial ranking list, especially required when a large number of entries are received, and award the prize to two publications; and/or to issue commendations in addition to announcing a winner. Preparation of a confidential report (to the president) and short commendations (to be published on the AAANZ website and read at the AGM), must be completed before the AGM, in order that the president can invite potential winners and their literary agents to be present.
2013 prizes
Best Book
Judged by Associate Professor Susan Best and Professor Helen Ennis
Winner: Parallel Presents: The art of Pierre Huyghe by Amelia Barikin
Judges comments:
This year's best book award goes to Amelia Barikin for Parallel Presents: The art of Pierre Huyghe. Her book elegantly elucidates the elusive practice of Pierre Huyghe, focusing on its complex philosophical implications. His very disparate works, which almost defy the idea of an oeuvre, are shown to be consistently exploring an interrelated set of ideas around duration and in particular the idea of 'free time.' Barikin tracks and explains the underpinning ideas extremely well, giving the reader a very clear idea of what is at stake in Huyghe's work.
The contextualisation of his practice is extremely deft, drawing from a range of disciplines including philosophy, history, as well as pertinent art historical and cinematic precedents. Most notably, Barikin contextualises his oeuvre in layered, complex but readily accesssible ways An important contribution of the book is the recasting of ideas about art of the 1990s, and relational aesthetics more specifically.
Parallel Presents is very clearly structured. Huyghe's art practice always drives the narrative and close attention is paid to his aims, methods and concerns. The readings of individual artworks are exceptionally well done. Barikin approaches each one as if unique and yet inter-related. She provides such detailed and engaging descriptions that even readers who have not seen the works are able to imagine them.
The book is also outstanding for the quality of its writing. Barikin has successfully written a rich, generous text that engages with Huyghe's practice in such a way that interest in it will only be further increased. We commend, in particular, the open engagement with ideas that will no doubt generate more ideas.
Best Large Catalogue
Judged by Rachel Kent and Dr Jacqueline Strecker
Winner: 7th Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art (APT7), QAGOMA, Brisbane
Best Small Catalogue
Judged by Dr Rebecca Coates and Associate Professor Tara McDowell
Winner: The Four Horsemen, Apocalypse, Death & Disaster, edited by Cathy Leahy, Jennifer Spinks and Charles Zika
From a field of fifteen entrants, the judges commented:
In an unusually strong group of small exhibition catalogues, we highly recommend the following publications:
Kendrah Morgan, Sidney Nolan: early experiments, with Narelle Jubelin: Coda, Heide Museum of Modern Art, 2012
Scholarly and beautifully written essays that offer new insights into familiar subjects. Meticulous eye for detail. Scale of images sensitively chosen to marry with text, and offer useful contextualization and visual insights. Images range from small thumbprints and details, to large reproductions, and full-bleed installation shots of current exhibition. An important document of the show.
Luke Parker and Ann Stephen, Narelle Jubelin, Vision in Motion, University Art Gallery, The University of Sydney, 2012
A handsome publication, with exquisite use of colour and linencloth hardback binding, that sensitively responds to the artist's work. Comprehensive catalogue details and information on each work offer future scholars a valuable resource.
The winner of the best small catalogue is:
Cathy Leahy, Jennifer Spinks and Charles Zika (eds), The Four Horsemen, Apocalypse, Death & Disaster, National Gallery of Victoria, 2012
Reproduction of images large and lush for such frequently small and meticulously detailed works on paper. Outstanding scholarship and range of essays. Extremely high production quality. Good sized catalogue for exhibition. Design, font and style reflect the content of the exhibition. Almost not a small catalogue.
Best Scholarly Article in AAANZ Journal
Judged by Dr Edward Colless and Dr Toni Ross
Winner: 'Entropic Steps: Rocks, Ruins and Increase in John Ruskin, Robert Smithson, and Per Kirkeby' by Allan Smith
This bumper issue of the journal, the last to be produced by the Brisbane team of editors and the Institute of Modern Art set us a difficult task. Not only did we have numerous essays providing new material and novel interpretations of episodes in modernism, it was gratifying to see four essays devoted to fine grained research on Australian art of the 1960s and '70s, fields yet to be carefully investigated by our discipline, a period exercising especial attraction for revision within our contemporary cultural milieu.
However, in addition to revision, the journal also included work of a speculative nature. And, in response to the latter, we have decided to award the best scholarly article prize to Allan Smith's 'Entropic Steps: Rocks, Ruins, and Increase in John Ruskin, Robert Smithson, and Per Kirkeby.' This is an exhilarating piece of writing, full of conceptual surprises and stylistic élan. Competing as a peer with its protagonist Ruskin in descriptive power, the essay surges ahead in torrential poetic amalgamation of mineralogical and meteorological morphologies. The analogies between Ruskin, Smithson and Kirkeby appear in the essay like electrical arcs or solar flares, and thus may appear shocking, yet they are equally intriguing, encompassing and convincing. The method and style of the essay departs from typical art historical modes of exposition, yet is conceptually sure-footed and eloquent. We also appreciated an approach to late modern and contemporary art that activated the return of aesthetic perspectives that might be considered anachronistic or untimely.
Our congratulations to Allan, and considering the strength of this journal issue we would also like to commend two other outstanding contributions.
Susan Best's illuminating account of Gerard Byrne's art both refreshes Brechtian directorial doctrine and offers a stinging, timely critique of contemporary art discourses enamoured of performativity and affect. It's a joy to hear the word "disagreement" contesting the word "difference"!
We also commend Sheila Christofides' persuasive, empirically grounded revision of the commonplace political critique of Clement Greenberg, which had presumed Greenberg abandoned his Marxist allegiances from the late 1940s in the atmosphere of Cold War apologetics. The detection of a persistent Marxism, if in modified and even subterfuge guise, in Greenberg's writing in the 1950s and early '60s is a provocative piece of interpretative and investigative work.
Best Artist Lead Publication
Judged by Associate Professor David Cross and Professor John di Stefano
Winner: Prototypes by Hany Armanious
Prototypes was a beautifully conceived and executed artist book project. Published on the occasion of The Golden Thread exhibition at Monash Museum of Art, the hardbound volume is an enticing parallel photo essay that draws together a rich assortment of images taken by the artist. Moving with ease across a range of source material that collectively interrogates a rough-hewn yet beautiful aesthetic of the everyday, Armanious offers new insights into his artistic practice. Choosing to eschew a written text, the book unfolds solely as a suite of images each one scaled and positioned on the page to accentuate key meanings and juxtapositions. The result is a publication that challenges conventional approaches to the artist book offering instead a dexterous blurring of artwork and critical reflection.
Best University Art Museum Exhibition Catalogue
Judged by Dr Chris McAuliffe and Dr Michael Brand
Winner: J.W. Power: Abstraction- Création, Paris 1934 by Ann Stephen and A.D.S. Donaldson
The judges, Dr Michael Brand and Dr Chris McAuliffe, reviewed a diverse range of publications against the award criteria. All served as effective records of exhibitions, as well as offering context on the practices of individual artists and their historical or cultural circumstances. Some showed ambition in design, with attention to the complementarity of text and image, along with a recognition of the impact of imaginative design on the reader's engagement with the catalogue. The award was made to ADS Donaldson and Ann Stephen's catalogue J W Power: Abstraction/Creation, University of Sydney Art Gallery, in recognition of the following exceptional qualities:
- Depth of historical research, including biography of the artist, reconstruction of historical milieu, use of archives and reconstruction of studio and exhibition practices
- A purposeful and challenging revision of the history of Australian artists' engagement with abstraction and their participation in international activities
- A generous acknowledgement of the previous researches of peers, along with the presentation of multiple scholarly voices
- Thoroughgoing citation and meticulous tabling of documents and historical data
- An elegant and seductive design enhancing the character and impact of the volume
PhD Prize
Judged by Professor Andrew McNamara, Professor Cathy Speck and Dr Anthony White
Winner: Meredith Morse
Thesis title: Shake a Pan of Nails: Simone Forti's Art of Movement and Sound After Cage and Halprin
Thesis awarded: November 2012 from the Department of Art History and Film Studies at the University of Sydney
The judges comment:
In a close field with such high standards the judges found it difficult to choose just one winner, but ultimately the decision did come down to one. Meredith Morse was declared the winner for several reasons: the clarity and succinctness of the argument, the persuasive style of presentation, and the elaboration of detail and depth in an efficient manner within the allocated three minutes.
A brief synopsis of her thesis from Meredith:
Simone Forti's work of the early 1960s, regarded as dance at the time and soon discussed as Minimalist, has been acknowledged as influential, yet it has not been treated in the critical literature at any length. In my PhD thesis, I argue that Forti negotiated the unique approach to movement that she learned when working with dancer and teacher Anna Halprin in the mid-to-late 1950s through experimental composer John Cage's revised models of sound, score, event, and 'theatre', innovations of central importance to New York's new art. My book project, based on the thesis, considers Forti's work from her landmark early 1960s 'dance constructions' and texts to her improvisatory practice of the 1980s. I examine Forti's use of sound, particularly voice, allowing consideration of the affective nature of Forti's work throughout her career, and locate her development of a 'neutrality' of body in her performance works within a longer history of the moving body in American social thought. The book, under contract with the MIT Press for 2016 publication, is provisionally titled Soft is Fast: Simone Forti in the 1960s and After.


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Sometimes called a general practitioner or family practice physician, this doctor will treat your common illnesses such as colds and minor infections. He or she can also serve as a home base for your medical care, sending you to specialists as needed and collecting all your data in one place for future reference.
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An ophthalmologist is a healthcare professional with a Doctor of Medicine (MD) degree who specializes in the treatment of the eyes and related structures. If you have a serious eye condition that requires surgery, your optometrist will refer you to an ophthalmologist. You may also see an ophthalmologist for regular eye exams and prescription lenses.
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Will Muschamp, long known for his intensity, and his hard hitting, aggressive defenses, unveiled his plans for the Florida Gators defense for 2011 and beyond.
Seen here with a prototype defensive tackle unit, Coach Boom promised that his defensive lines would be disruptive, and get at the quarterback (Especially if they happen to be giant catfish).
He said that future secondaries based on Utahraptors would be forthcoming, but that so far, attempts at obtaining the DNA have been fruitless.


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text: Keep in mind that you should not skip your primary care provider altogether. In fact, depending upon your insurance coverage, you may have to see him/her in order to get a referral. Your primary care provider does play a very important role, both in screening you for possible mood disorders and in screening for other illnesses that may mimic depression symptoms (such as hypothyroid, nutrient deficiencies, and drug reactions). Once it is determined that you are healthy and may possibly have a mood disorder, however, your doctor should make you a referral to a specialist who is qualified to make a diagnosis and treat you. If your doctor does not offer to make this referral, insist upon it. After all, you are paying your doctor for a service. You have the right to expect care from a qualified expert.


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LOWELL, Mass. (AP) — The trial of the third defendant in the 1969 slaying of a 15-year-old Tewksbury boy is scheduled to start.
The Sun (http://bit.ly/18zPrVm ) reports that opening statements in the murder trial of 61-year-old Walter Shelley are expected to begin Tuesday in Lowell Superior Court.
Prosecutors say Shelley was one of three men, all teenagers at the time, who kidnapped, beat and then bound John McCabe in September 1969 after a dance. His dead body was found in an empty lot in Lowell.
Prosecutors say the defendants wanted to teach McCabe a lesson for flirting with Shelley's girlfriend.
Shelley has denied the charge.
One of the other men was acquitted of murder, while the second pleaded guilty to manslaughter in exchange for no jail time and cooperation with authorities.
Information from: The (Lowell, Mass.) Sun, http://www.lowellsun.com
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