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The Doppelgangaz - Oh Well
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As NY-based duo The Doppelgangaz set the stage for the release of their upcoming album HARK, our musical palate is considerably wet with their gritty new video single, Oh Well. If anyone can figure out the connection that the twosome has drawn between the cows, hooded black capes, tacos and frozen waterfalls that are shown in the video, kindly let the rest of us in on the secret. What is clear is that most of the video was shot in slow motion, which suits the duo's surreal production with dream-like vocals looped as if they're meant to lull you to sleep. If you're getting a Gravediggaz/Boot Camp Clik vibe from these guys then you're not too far off the mark. And if that's your cup of brew then be sure to check out HARK, which will be previewed at The DJBooth on March 11, a day before it is released digitally for purchase at iTunes.
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Sort of... Michael Fassbender's member has been around

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Important payments were processed manually

The Bank of England has opened an investigation into the IT failure of its bank-to-bank payment processing system, which handles £277bn a day.…
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BT's sat comms site repurposed

Geek's Guide to Britain Big data? Pah. Arthur is big hardware. He weighs in at 1,118 tonnes, has a diameter of 25.9 metres and is 52 years old. From his home, a high plateau on Cornwall's remote Lizard peninsula – as far south as you can go on the island of Great Britain without falling off – he has played his part in Space Age history, appropriate given he resembles one of its rockets in scale and riveting style.…
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The WoW factor

Antique Code Show As The Dark Portal opens in the new World of Warcraft expansion Warlords of Draenor, and all manner of beasties descend upon Orgrimmar, Stormwind and Ashran, I think it's about time to revisit the RTS game that spawned the franchise, Warcraft: Orcs and Humans.…

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Oil Painting of a Pansy
This pansy wilted completely flat as I painted — felt like a race against time. It perked up again once I put it in a vase with water. I love that velvety purple.
Oil Painting of Autumn Beauty Apple
Here's another victim of our apple picking trip. This is an Autumn Beauty. I love that orangey red color.
Oil Painting of a Zinnia
I was thinking of my grandma while I painted this. Zinnias are a favorite of hers. Happy birthday, Grandma!
This is my 250th post. Whew. I started posting about five years ago, so that works out to nearly a post a week. That is what I aimed for at the outset. There have been dry spells and some more prolific weeks. Sharing my work this way has been motivating and very encouraging thanks to all of you :).
Click the painting to view it in my etsy shop.
Oil Painting of a Red Maple Leaf
One of the neighbor kids picked out this leaf for me to paint. The autumn color is really showing now. We've had a string of cloudy, rainy days but the sun was out yesterday. I put the leaf by the window and let the sun shine through it.
Oil Painting of an Apple
The girls and I went apple picking at Edwards Orchard this weekend. We did our best to pick them by the stems, but a few twigs broke off, and they make for fun painting. The proper picking technique, according to pickyourown.org: roll the apple upwards off the branch and give a little twist; don't pull straight away from the tree. Red Delicious, Golden Delicious and Autumn Beauty were the available varieties, and these Goldens were our favorite by far. Click on the painting to see it in my etsy shop.
Oil Painting of Nasturtium with Smartweed
This has been on the shelf for a couple weeks. I thought it was finished but stalled on posting it. Last night I sharpened up a few edges and blurred others, and I'm much happier now. These blooms have such interesting structures. Nasturtium and smartweed. The garden is a thriving jumble again this year.
The girls and I went to Artprize in Grand Rapids last week with my mom. I loved it. If you go, keep an eye out for Tim Lowly's Bower and Rick Beerhorst's City as Muse. The girls especially liked Phillip Lynch's Shimmer and the cotton candy cart.
Click on the painting to view it in my etsy shop.
Oil paintings from the summer
Time to catch up! In July we went on a fantastic trip to Bay de Noc in Upper Michigan at the invitation of some wonderful friends. Christy and I painted en plain air on the beach, and then on the porch. These two paintings are what I came home with. Check out Christy's great work below. It's always so cool to painting in good company, and see different perspectives and approaches. I used a tiny semi-homemade pochade box fixed to a tripod. It's a $5 craft store wooden box fitted out with a plexi palette. It worked quite well and is very portable. Good times!


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Slipknot Give Fans a Closer Look at New Masks — Video
The band's new album, '.5: The Gray Chapter,' hits stores October 21!
Slipknot Featured on the Cover of Next Issue of Revolver — Read an Excerpt from the Cover Story
Hits newsstands September 23! Available for purchase online now.
Slipknot Premiere Gory New Music Video, "The Devil in I," Reveal New Masks
The band's new album, '.5: The Gray Chapter,' hits stores October 21 via Roadrunner Records!
Slipknot Premiere Music Video Teaser for "The Devil In I"
Slipknot have released a teaser clip for their new music video, "The Devil In I," which will be out tomorrow. Check out the clip below and make sure to visit Revolver tomorrow for the full video. Click the following links to listen to "The Devil in I" and the band's other new song, "The Negative […]
Slipknot's Corey Taylor Reveals Plans for New Drummer and Bassist Masks
In an interview with Full Metal Jackie, Slipknot vocalist Corey Taylor was asked about the onstage presence of the band's new drummer and bass player, whose identities have yet to be announced. Taylor said they both will be wearing the same new mask designed by Shawn "Clown" Crahan. He added: We wanted to make something […]
10 Nu-Metal Albums You Need to Own
With the exception of '80s glam, no hard-rock subgenre has been more critically reviled–or found more chart success–than the nu-metal that dominated the airwaves during our most recent millennial shift. Fusing Nirvana's trademark dynamics with influences from rap and electronic rock, nu-metal was brash, funky, and free of the hand-wringing guilt that kept flannel's most […]
Slipknot Offer First Peek at New Masks in Tour Promo Video
Like pretty much every other metalhead on the planet, we're eagerly awaiting the new Slipknot album, '.5: The Gray Chapter' (check out the new tracks "The Negative One" and "The Devil in I") and their big comeback tour. Today, tickets went on sale for that trek (with Korn and King 810), and Slipknot released the video below […]
Rocker Yearbook Photos
Head back to school with our awesome gallery, including Corey Taylor, Glenn Danzig, Marilyn Manson, and many, many more!
Interview: Slipknot Look Back on the Making of 'Iowa'
The landmark record turned 13 on August 28! Read the behind-the-scenes story.
Slipknot Reveal Album Title, Artwork, Release Date, and Tour Dates
Get all the details on the masked maniacs' big comeback!


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Bayern Munich announced a partnership with Global Premier Soccer, one of the largest youth football organizations in the U.S. The partnership will allow the Bundesliga club, which recently opened a N.Y. office to further expand its footprint in the country, to bring elements of its own youth ac ...
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Baku 2015 European Games has teamed up with Motorola Solutions as the Official Radio Communications Supporter of next year's historic sporting event. As part of the agreement, Motorola Solutions, a leading provider of mission-critical communication solutions and services for public safety and ...
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Movistar Extends Deal With Spanish Team
Movistar, which has been the main sponsor of the Spanish national team since the Euro 2012 championship in Poland and Ukraine, "has extended its sponsorship to cover the period up to and including the Euro 2016 Championship in France." The new two-year deal "was announced by Telefónica Presid ...
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France Is Top Exporter Of Football Talent
The latest report from the CIES Football Observatory shows France has "now overtaken Brazil (112 players) to become the country with the most expatriate players," according to LE MAG EUROSPORT. 113 French players are currently playing outside France in one of the four Europeans leagues. Ar ...
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Lufthansa To Continue As DFB Partner
Lufthansa extended its partnership with the German FA (DFB) until '18 and will remain an official partner of the DFB. As the official carrier, Lufthansa flies the players, trainers, staff and delegation members of the DFB team to all of their int'l matches and tournaments. The national team will tra ...
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3rd League Generates Record Revenue
Germany's 3rd League "generated record revenue" during the '13-14 season, according to the SID. The league's clubs generated more than €165M in total revenue and "for the first time in its six-year history the league made a profit." It means that each of the 20 clubs generated an average of &eu ...
Aue Unveils Rendering Of New Stadium
Second Bundesliga side Erzgebirge Aue "has unveiled a first rendering of its proposed new stadium," according to Sören Fiedler of BILD. The rendering "was released on Monday morning." The new stadium will have a reported price tag of €17.3M ($21.6M). Construction "is scheduled to start in ...
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Munich To Invest $94M Into Stadium
Munich will invest €76M ($94M) "to upgrade and modernize the city's Olympic Stadium," according to Florian Zick of ABENDZEITUNG. The stadium "will continue to be used for concerts and public viewing events." Over the next several weeks, the city council "will decide how to modernize the stadium ...
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Red Bull In Favor Of 'Unfreezing' Engines
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Hertha Reports Profit Of €13.4M In '13-14
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Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ to pay additional fines
Japan's Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ has agreed to pay New York State financial regulators an additional 315 million dollars in penalties.
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Camaro SS Vs BMW 335i, Evo IX Drag Race
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Woman passes out and hits car head-on - kills father and 2 month old baby
November 3, at six o'clock in the evening at the Vitebsk highway Smolensk Mitsubishi driver, lost control, drove into the oncoming lane and crashed into a VAZ-2107. As a result of the accident, the dr
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Mitsubishi Evo Goes Airborn After Crashing into a Ditch
Magura rally (Rajd Magurski 2014) in Poland. Driver Wojciech Szulc pushes his Evo too fast into a wide corner and ends up in the ditch. Credit: facebook/Agnieszka-Darek Huk
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F-15J Start up & Take off.
JASDF (Japan) Mitsubishi F-15J engine start and take off.
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WWII Footage | Philippine Islands; Okinawa | Guncam (low quality)
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Shale gas plant under construction in US
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Location: Japan | Leaked: Oct-24-2014 in Other News
Pickup truck crashes and lands on top of car
Skip to 0:17 if you want. One person was injured early on Wednesday (22), in Manaus, Brazil, after an accident involving a pickup truck Mitsubishi L-200 and three smaller vehicles, a Volkswagen Golf,
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Driverless Refuse Collection Truck, 1 Dead - 2 Angles + Bonus Vid!
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New Release: Trapped Employees Record 3.11.11 Tsunami Surging into Paper Plant
Trapped employees recorded this dramatic video of the Great East Tsunami surging into the Mitsubishi Paper Mills, Hachinohe Plant. Note: Video was the sole property of Mitsubishi Paper Mills Ltd.
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Lancer Evo goes airborne in amazing crash
Driver loses control of his Mitsubishi Lancer rally car and goes airborne at a hillclimb event in Poland. The Driver (Wojciech Szulc ) got banged up a bit but is ok with minor bruises.
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Japan is a crowded country, and that goes for just about everything. Even store shelves are crowded. Most people do their shopping on foot, which means supermarkets and convenience stores tend to be on the small size, and shelf space is always at a premium.
As such, companies have to do something to make their products stand out. This is why so many Japanese beverages and snack foods have seasonal flavors that are only available for a limited time. Of course, taste engineers in Japan can only come up with so many normal flavors, and when they run out, the only thing to do is go on to the abnormal flavors.


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We have finally made it -- Last night Oceana's new Los Angeles seafood fraud report was featured on the Daily Show with Jon Stewart. Ever-angry Lewis Black responded to the report: "Snapper, tilapia, who gives a S#@*? That's what the ketchup's for!"
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Return of Macbook laptop
Year 9 students will return their white Macbook, laptop case and MagSafe charger on Thursday 27th November during period 1. Please use the external hard drive provided by the school to back up your machine. You will be issued new MacAir laptops at the start of Year 10 2015.
Reminder: QCS PRACTICE NEXT WEEK
11 Green and 11 Red - Your Practice is Monday in 3A & 3B in L1 and L2.
11 White and 11 Blue - Your practice is Thursday 3A & 3B in L1 and L2.
2B pencils, pencil sharpener, eraser, ruler, highlighter and an approved calculator. The TI-Nspire is not an approved calculator. Any other non-programmable school calculator is fine. Some spares will be available for this practice test.
To Year 12 Students,
Please remember that you are to return your calculators to text hire at the completion on your exams. Your calculators need to be returned with the case and the USB cord you were issued with in year 10 and in reasonable condition. If there is a particular problem with your calculator of which you are aware, a post it attached to the calculator with a brief explanation of the problem would be appreciated.
Thank you
Please have all overdue resources back by:
Year 12: Cut off is Monday 17th Nov
– Prize awarded 19th Nov
Year 11: Cut off is Thursday 20th Nov
– Prize awarded 28th Nov
Yrs 8-10: Cut-off is Thursday 27th Nov
– Prize awarded 28th Nov
To all staff, parents and student
By now, most of you will know that I am moving on to a position with the Queensland Curriculum and Assessment Authority next week for the remainder of this year and all of 2015. It would be remiss of me not to take this opportunity to thank you all for your friendship and support over the past 5 years
I have loved teaching at Hillbrook and have always been very proud of the value that the students and school place on the Arts here.
I hope that I have enhanced the learning experiences of the students I have taught but I am particularly grateful for all that they have taught me. I will particularly miss their laughter and wonderful sense of fun. Thank you all once again. I look forward to working with you again in 2016.
Kind regards
Kathy Owen
We've been working on an updated theme for Online@Hillbrook. The aim has been to improve usability on different screen sizes (including tablets and phones) and a slight layout refresh.
The development is at a point where most things seem to work so, rather than me testing every single activity and page on the site, I'd like to ask anyone who is interested to try out the new theme and provide feedback when a broken thing is discovered.
Please post feedback / issues on the Theme Feedback Forum.
Links for changing between themes are below:
Thanks in advance for any help you're able to provide with this.
Hi Everyone.
Online@Hillbrook will be undergoing a couple of upgrade steps during these holidays so please be prepared for the odd outage as these get applied.
Many of you may be already aware that there will also be some scheduled power outages at Hillbrook this week. During these outages there will be no connectivity to any of Hillbrook's onsite services. Student email should still work as it's a Google thing, but our website, Online@Hillbrook, Staff email, etc will be unusable at these times.
The planned power outages are for:
Tuesday evening to Wednesday morning 10:30 am (24th Sept)
Thursday evening and all day Friday (26th Sept)
There's a new, small, battery recycling bin in the Admin foyer which can be used for disposing of pretty much any used battery. Any brand of AA, AAA, C, D, 9V batteries, button cells (both rechargeable and non-rechargeable) are accepted - simply drop your used batteries into the bin.
When the bin is full its contents will be transferred to a designated battery recycling point for processing. Batteries can be processed to recover plastics and metals, some of which are used to manufacture new batteries. Recycling also removes them from landfill where they would otherwise slowly leak toxic chemicals.
The attached Planet Ark battery recycling factsheet provides more information if you need.
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Remembering Lively WilsonPosted October 8th, 2009 by Rebecca B. Wimberg
Lively Wilson was an admired and respected member of the legal profession who made a significant impact on the judicial system in Southern Indiana and Kentucky. A native of Kentucky and a Harvard Law School graduate, he was a role model and mentor to an entire generation of lawyers in the region.
As a member of the Stites & Harbison firm in Louisville since 1953, Lively Wilson had a national reputation for his commitment to civility and professionalism by both civil and criminal trial lawyers. He spoke about the importance of professionalism when he delivered the law school's 2005 commencement address.
His reflections about his practice in Kentucky are included in "Kentucky Lawyers Speak: Oral History from Those Who Lived It," the recently published book of interviews with seventy-four Kentucky lawyers. In 1995, Lively Wilson and Dean Donald Burnett founded the Louis D. Brandeis Inns of Court.
As a tribute to his example, in 2003 Edward H. Stopher, and the firm of Boehl Stopher & Graves and the Stites & Harbison firm, through the leadership of T. Kennedy Helm III, provided support to create the Lively M. Wilson Oral Advocacy Program. The fund provided for furnishing the Moot Court office and establishing an endowment to fund participation in oral advocacy competitions. Other major support came from Ronald E. Christian '83 and the estate of Arnold Robinson '61.
On July 22, 2009, Lively Wilson lost his valiant three-year battle with cancer. Kennedy Helm's email to the community noted that "Lively's most recent gift to us was the example of optimism, grace and dignity he exhibited every day that he fought his illness."
Academic Success Tip - Exam Preparation (Cont'd)Posted October 7th, 2009 by Kimberly K. Ballard
The calendar no longer supports the idea that exams are a distant event. There are only seven weeks remaining before the end of classes. This week's tips focus on exam preparation.
- Walk away from temptation. Law school classmates are sometimes the hardest to say "no" to because they are adroit at arguing that not studying is reasonable. After all, if they can convince someone else to waste time, their own wasting time is not as obvious.
- Focus on one day at a time. All you can ask of yourself is your best. Work as hard as you can each day. Then, you can go to sleep knowing that you did all you could do that day.
Academic Success Tip - Exam Preparation (Cont'd)Posted October 7th, 2009 by Kimberly K. Ballard
The calendar no longer supports the idea that exams are a distant event. There are only seven weeks remaining before the end of classes. This week's tips focus on exam preparation.
- Keep your eyes focused forward. Do not look back over your shoulder to bemoan what you wish you had done in August, September, or the beginning of October. You cannot control the past, but you can control the future.
- Learn to say "no" diplomatically. Family and friends, especially if they are not in law school, do not understand how important studying is for exams. After all, in the past you just crammed for a week or two to get A grades. Explain to them why it is so different now and ask for their understanding.
Pirtle Washer Semi-Final and Final RoundsPosted October 6th, 2009 by Anonymous
On Friday October 9, 2009 the finals rounds of Pirtle-Washer will be held in the Allen Courtroom. Everyone is welcome to attend. The schedule of arguments is as follows:
9:00 a.m. Duffy Trager v. Algeria Ford
10:30 a.m. Eric Lowe v. Barry Dunn
1:00 p.m. The winners of each semi-final round will compete in the finals.
The semi-final rounds arguments will be heard by Judge John Heyburn of the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Kentucky, Chief Circuit Judge Charles Hickman of Kentucky's Fifty-Third Judicial Circuit, and Judge Glenn Acree of the Kentucky Court of Appeals.
The final round arguments will be heard by Judge Heyburn, Chief Judge Hickman, Judge Denise Clayton of the Kentucky Court of Appeals, and the Honorable Ann Bailey Smith of the Jefferson District Court. Good luck to the competitors!
For the first time ever, the semi-final and final rounds will be streamed live on the World Wide Web. Watch it here!
The Bar Exam - What You Need to Know!Posted October 6th, 2009 by Kimberly K. Ballard
Academic Success Tip - Exam PreparationPosted October 6th, 2009 by Kimberly K. Ballard
The calendar no longer supports the idea that exams are a distant event. There are only seven weeks remaining before the end of classes. In light of the seriousness of the time in the semester, this week's tips will focus on exam preparation.
- Stop fragmenting your efforts and refocus. If you have been coasting through class until now, stop. If you have been focusing on extracurricular activities to the exclusion of academics, stop. If you have been partying instead of studying, stop. You need to prioritize your efforts for studies now.
- Take responsibility for wherever you are in your studies. If you are in good shape, congratulate yourself and plan the next step before you are tempted to rest on your laurels. If your studying is in shambles, do not blame your present situation on your professors, study partners, family, or whomever comes to mind. Own it and move forward.
Coffee!!Posted October 5th, 2009 by Anonymous
The Student Animal Legal Defense Fund will be selling coffee, fruit and baked goods in the law school lobby on Tuesday, Oct. 6 and Thursday, Oct. 8 from 8:30am to 12:30pm (or while supplies last). The coffee was generously provided by Heine Brothers. Come by and get your coffee fix!
Academic Success Tip - Campus Health ServicesPosted October 5th, 2009 by Kimberly K. Ballard
As a student of the University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law, you may take advantage of the many services offered through the Belknap Campus Health Center. Campus Health provides confidential, affordable, effective and student-focused medical, mental and health education services to all students in the university community. For example, Campus Health Services provides confidential psychiatric services at no-charge to any student for a variety of mental health issues including:
- New or existing depression or other mood problems
- Panic attacks or other forms of anxiety
- Eating disorders
- Sleep problems
- Difficulty concentrating
- Feeling totally "stressed out" or overwhelmed
- Problems with alcohol or drugs
Other campus health services include counseling, primary care, personal nutrition counseling and self-management support, prescription assistance, and Yoga and Pilates classes. To learn more about the services you can take advantage of this semester and throughout the school year, visit the Campus Health website at https://louisville.edu/campushealth/. The Student Health Center is a 5-minute walk from the law school and is located between the Student Activities Center and the Houchens Building and behind the Floyd Street Parking Garage.
Congratulations to the Semi-Finalists for Pirtle WasherPosted October 5th, 2009 by Anonymous
Algeria Ford, Barry Dunn, Duffy Trager, and Eric Lowe advanced to this Friday's semi-final rounds. Additionally, Brian Pollock, Courtney Phelps, Doug Dawson, and Marilyn Osborn advanced to the quarterfinals.
The semi-finals will be held in the Allen Courtroom, with the first argument scheduled for 9 a.m. and the second argument for 10 a.m. The finals will be held at 1:00. Everyone is invited to attend the arguments and a short reception honoring the contestants after the final round. Pairings and judges will be announced later this week.
Lawlapalooza Tour 2009 Rocked!Posted October 3rd, 2009 by Virginia Mattingly
Thanks to everyone who attended and contributed to the 5th Annual Battle of the Bands! Nearly $4500 was raised for the Judge Ellen B. Ewing Fund.
Congratulations to third-year students Andrew Henson and Forrest Kuhn! Assault with a Deadly Weapon is the first student band ever to win first place in the Lawlapalooza Battle of the Bands. They were followed by 100% Legal in second place and Keltricity in third.
Many thanks to our silent auction bidders! Bekah Soule won a night's accommodation at the Louisville Marriott Downtown. Will Nefzger won a night's accommodation at the Seelbach Hilton. Becky Wenning won the original Guitar Player painting by Schuyler Olt and Vicki Senior won his Trumpet Player painting.
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- Photo Gallery - credits: Leslie Tencer, Jim Becker, and Virginia Smith


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Aerotek - Saint Laurent, Canada
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Product Code: AR-USC-0396028A
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Artemide Logico mini single wall sconce FLU ADA - USC-0396028A
Ceiling or wall mounted luminaires for diffused incandescent or fluorescent lighting. Diffuser in white opaline handblown glass with clear edge. Mounting plate in white powder coated steel with chrome plated steel fasteners. mounting to standard electrical junction boxes centered on luminaire
Fixture Type: Wall Sconce
Family Name: Logico Mini
Finish: Satin Finish
Lamp Type: FLU380-2x13W
Manufacturer Name: Artemide
Product Information
Diffuser: Handblown glass with stained finish
Additional Features
Standardly supplied with 120V electronic fluorescent ballast.
Additional Lamp/Bulb Information
Bulb Type: Fluorescent
Bulb Included: No
Number of Bulbs: 2
Wattage: 13W
Certifications & Listings
ADA Compliant: Yes
U.L. Listing: Yes
Corporate Offices: (212) 226-4156 or 1-800-807-1826 158 Bowery, New York, NY 10012-4601
Copyright 2013 Lighting By Gregory, LLC All Rights Reserved.


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Northern Colorad...
Vogue 8766 This Thai silk fabric is made with two different colored threads so it shimmers pink to blue, but mostly purple. It will be part of an ensemble that will have a sheer sleeveless overlay. I'm going to work on that next!
I had to make a small full bust adjustment and shortened the skirt because I'm quite short. More details on Sew Not Work Blog
Thai silk, boning, invisible zipper, silk organza, ambiance bemberg lining
Apr 30, 2013, 04.31 PMby velvetribbon
Very well fitting dress. I also love the color that you choose.
Apr 30, 2013, 06.53 PMby SewNotWork
Apr 30, 2013, 04.30 PMby Mary Athey
i think the outer fabrics gorgeous and looks fab. the blue silks divine and would stand alone . fabulous work x
Apr 30, 2013, 06.54 PMby SewNotWork
Thank you!
Apr 30, 2013, 03.18 PMby sleepy-dumpling
This is very pretty. The fit of the silk dress is great. I like the overlay.
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Thanks much!
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