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Thursday, May 3, 2012
Giveaway from Leedle Deedle Designs
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I'd pick a set of the 'O' earings with freshwater pearls. Only thing is I can't see any of the lighter silver o's (like the ones pictured above) only a darker bronzed version.ReplyDelete
I think I'd pick the yellow jade dangles...but they're all too cute!ReplyDelete
Beautiful jewelry, and inexpensive! I love the little green stacks.ReplyDelete
Great earrings! I'd choose the pink coral clusters.ReplyDelete
NEAT! LIKE THESE!ReplyDelete
Hello - I loved the turquoise double and the carnilian tube earrings! Thanks for the opportunity!ReplyDelete
I love the Green Oval Earrings. When I initially read the description I thought it said "Green Olive Earrings" and I thought "Ohmigosh these are perfect for me! I LOVE green olives." I still love them, even if they're not green olive earrings.ReplyDelete
I like the turquoise double dangles - thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
I would like either the floral or yellow dot button earrings!ReplyDelete
I love the turquoise drop earrings! (Listing # 98840542) - thanks for the chance to win! email@example.com
Too cute! I can't decide if I like the brown pearl discs or the coral dangles better. Great stuff!ReplyDelete
Great giveaway! I'd choose the red coral double dangle earrings!ReplyDelete
I like the dark red oval earrings- very pretty- thanks for the chance!ReplyDelete
I love the O earrings in Peacock blue!ReplyDelete
I just love all of her earrings...especially the pink cluster earrings--thanks to her I bought my mom a pair of freshwater pearl earrings for Mother's Day!ReplyDelete
I would love any of her yellow jade or pink coral designs! Beautiful jewelry.ReplyDelete
they are all so charming ... i'm picking the pink coral dangle earrings. thanx for the opportunity to win them.ReplyDelete
I LOVE them all...but if I absolutely had to choose...I would pick the pink dangles on the third page. SEW me!ReplyDelete
Very nice pieces. Hard to choose but I'd go with the moonstone and bone dangles. Thank you for sharing.ReplyDelete
Great giveaway! Would love a chance to win! I probably would go with some bright colored ones maybe the coral red! :)ReplyDelete
Thanks for hosting this.I just started following your blog a few days ago. I love the pink coral double dangles!ReplyDelete
I love the Turquoise drops - they would look great with my linen top and trousers :) Thanks for the chance - beautiful.ReplyDelete
I love the yellow agate earrings! and the red coral ones too! and the green ovals! so hard to choose! :)ReplyDelete
They are all nice, but I would choose the turquoise double drop earrings.ReplyDelete
I love all the covered button earrings, but I think I'd be tempted to get the moonstone and bone dangles. Thanks for sharing with us.ReplyDelete
I love the little bead earrings, such a great way to add a pop of color.ReplyDelete
I think the O earrings, Peacock blue. Or the little purple stack. Can't decide! :)ReplyDelete
Pink polka dot button earrings and the green oval drop earrings. So cute! Awesome giveaway Leigh, you have so many cute things!ReplyDelete
Love love love the O earrings with peacock blue freshwater pearl. Thank you for the great giveaway!ReplyDelete
Lots of cute choices...I'd pick the red coral double dangle earrings. Thanks for the generous giveaway!ReplyDelete
I received a pair of her earrings for Christmas and LOVE them! I'd love to have another pair - sounds greedy, I know, but she makes awesome jewelry! I'd go for the O Earrings - the Champagne and Freshwater pearl - beautiful!ReplyDelete
I love a giveaway. If I won I would like the turquoise double dangle or the coral cluster earrings. Both would be perfect for my summer outfits. Thank you for the opportunity.ReplyDelete
Cute jewelry! I really like the clusters--both the soft colors and the pink coral. hmmmm... Thanks for another great giveaway!ReplyDelete
So many lovely ones...but would pick little yellow jade stackReplyDelete
Hmm I like the yellow and orange earrings, very cute!ReplyDelete
Such a huge fan of turquiose! So I love the drop turquiose earrings.ReplyDelete
I am in love with the green oval earrings.ReplyDelete
I'd choose the turquoise double dangle earrings. Thanks for the chance!ReplyDelete
I like the dark red pearl clustersReplyDelete
I'd get the turquoise drop earringsReplyDelete
Any of those sweet cloth button earrings!ReplyDelete
i love the turquoise earringsReplyDelete
I love the moonstone mini chandeliers. All of her stuff is so pretty really.ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing. Her jewelry is lovely! I like the O earrings in dark freshwater.ReplyDelete
So hard to choose! I would pick the little yellow jade stack earrings. Thank you for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
Beautiful earrings! I especially love the pink coral dangles. I love pink coral!! Be especially blessed, KathyReplyDelete
I would LOVE the pearl double dangle. I have always wanted a pair of black pearl earrings and these would fill that "want"!ReplyDelete
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I LOVE the dark red pearl dangles. I've never seen dark red pearls. Gorgeous and I know would get tons of compliments.ReplyDelete
I love the cluster dangle soft color earrings! WHat nice choices and great prices!ReplyDelete
I like the Pearl Double Dangle. Her earrings are cute and the prices are very reasonable. Thanks to you both for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
I really love the O earring with the dark freshwater pearl- gorgeous! Always grateful for a chance to win fabulous stuff.ReplyDelete
I'm liking the dark red oval earrings. Beautiful things--thank you for the chance.ReplyDelete
White pearl cluster dangle!ReplyDelete
I like the red pearl double dangle earrings. All of the earrings are very pretty. Thanks for the chance to win a pair.ReplyDelete
Mmmm! I love the yellow dangles AND the black disks! Thank You. and a great discount.ReplyDelete
I love these: O earrings - peacock blue freshwater pearl. Such pretty things in the shop...I could really wear them all :-)ReplyDelete
I like the red coral dangles or the floral button earrings. She has a wonderfulReplyDelete
selection! Thanks for the chance to win!
I follow Leigh on Instagram. Her work is just beautiful! I would be happy with any of them!ReplyDelete
They are all so wonderful it is hard to choose. I guess I would pick the freshwater pearl drop earrings because they would go with anything. Thanks for the chance to win.ReplyDelete
I like Red Pearl Earrings.ReplyDelete
I'm knitting a coral sweater for myself and would love the coral dangles.ReplyDelete
I'm in the mood for happy colors right now, so I'd go for the yellow jade double dangle earrings (oval) or the yellow agate disc earrings. So fun!ReplyDelete
Lovely jewelry - all around. I'd choose the turquoise double dangle earrings. They just look like summer.ReplyDelete
I'd choose the 'O' earrings with the yellow jade ~ so pretty!ReplyDelete
thanks so much for the giveaway!
I like the pink coral double earrings. But they are all so lovely! Such a nice giveaway for Mother's Day!ReplyDelete
They are all very pretty! I'd chose the red coral drops :)ReplyDelete
Oohhh! They are all so pretty! All very timeless :)ReplyDelete
I really like the O earrings - grey fresh water pearl - I'd give them to my mom for her birthday!
I would choose the turquoise cluster earrings. So pretty!ReplyDelete
I would love to have the O-earrings with the white moonstone you have featured in your blog.ReplyDelete
If I have to choose from the Etsy shop, I'd take the O-earrings with the peacock blue freshwater pearl.
Thank you for hosting this giveaway!
I love the turqoise drops. Thanks for the chance!ReplyDelete
I love the "little white dangles" or the "O"earrings with the white moonstone.ReplyDelete
Thank You for a great giveaway. Gratefully, Luba
I went to look and ended up buying a pair for Mom! If I won this giveaway I would pick the black double dangles for me!ReplyDelete
I love the earrings, and if I had money to spend, I'd buy some for me or for a gift. They are all wonderful! I like the cluster dangles the best, any color, but the multicolored dark ones are my favorite. There are a couple that are white pearl too, love them all. Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
I like the skinny yellow jades....I have a short-sleeve jacket that matches perfectly!ReplyDelete
The are super cute! I'd pick the O earrings - white freshwater pearl. My sister in law just had twin baby girls and I know she would love these too!ReplyDelete
I love the multi colored pearl cluster dangles. So pretty!ReplyDelete
I like the O earrings with the fresh water pearls. They would look great with denim and white.ReplyDelete
I am not a red-wearer, but the dark red pearl clusters jumped out at me! man, they are pretty! thank you both for the great giveaway!ReplyDelete
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I love the turquoise drop earrings. That is my birthstone!ReplyDelete
Love the pearl ones in the last photo! They are all beautiful!ReplyDelete
They are all pretty! Love the multi-colored pearl cluster dangles. Thanks for the chance to win.ReplyDelete
I have to choose one pair! How can I choose? OK, OK I choose (closes eyes and point finger) moonstone and bone double dangles and pearl double dangle.ReplyDelete
I would pick the pink coral simply earrings! Beautiful jewelry! Thank you for the giveaway! firstname.lastname@example.com
I like the O earrings with the dark freshwater pearl.ReplyDelete
My favorite would be the moonstone and bone dangles, although a difficult choice! Very cute! Will keep in mind when birthdays roll around. Thanks...ReplyDelete
Andre Jewelry Collection was founded by a skilled group of craftsmen with many years in the jewelry industry.ReplyDelete
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Serious answers only PLEASE. I LOVEEEEEE trey & my ONLY wish is to get to meet him. I would seriously do anything! hes so talented and amazing i cant take it anymore... please tell me how i could meet him!!
How to meet Trey?
Serious answers only PLEASE. I LOVEEEEEE trey & my ONLY wish is to get to meet him. I would seriously do anything! hes so talented and amazing i cant take it anymore... please tell me how i could meet him!!
First u could go to a concert, or a meet and greet!!!! There's also a benefit concert for angels with heart I think on the 25 or 26 of this month!!!!
i met Trey randomly and unexpectedly n Miami a cpl weekends ago @ a club called Mansion. Lloyd was who was advertised 2 b there, and we got there really late (4am lol) n i ddnt expect 4 any1 2 b there let alone Trey. We were invited 2 his VIP section and hung out up there 4 a bit n drunk a lil champagne. I ddnt believe it when he actually stood up and greeted everybody. I was n total shock and almost frozen n place. he hugged us and had conversation. and yes his hugs r the best and he smells awesome lol. he is really cool and dwn 2 earth. i always lyked Trey, but since meeting hym, I plan on joining Treys Angels 2 meet hym again! :)
@JesusIsMySavior Yes Trey is da sweetest....ALL I play is Trey and thank you I luv my CD's of Trey. I'm goin follow you now ;-)
Yes he is a sweet guy and he does have a calm demeanor. So that was you cool. You were playing all the good songs. :) My twitter is manyblessings4u
@JIMS Trey is such a sweetie and I thought I was goin to pass out when I meet him be by him being such a sweet heart and makin u feel at ease I was much calmer. Yes Angel that was I playin da music lol....We are not followin each other Im bout 2 click dat button now.
Oh that was nice of him. I probably was in the second to last group. Everyone says the same thing about him smelling good and he gives tight hugs. I stood next to him but I didnt smell him I guess I had to be even closer. :) I didnt touch him. I actually had a safe distance between him and I. Seeing him up close didnt make me as nervous as I thought. Im sure he was very pleased with his gift. Are you the lady that was playing music out of her car? I love Trey too
@JIMS Wat Trey said that each 1 of us was gonna get a hug and after the group picture he did just dat. His smell is amazin and his hug was 2 die for tight and long but ooh so gentle. I was in da last group 2 get a pic so maybe that had sumthin to do wit it, plus b4 we took the pictures (our group took 2 pictures) I was touchin/pokin him in his side just bcuz I was so amazed to be in his presence O.O and as I poked him he said 2 me I'm goin hug each 1 of u babee (I almost died right there) after we take this picture. I also had a lil gift bag for Trey (wit his goodies) and gave it 2 him after da picture and da hug....he thanked me and smiled and his smiled melted my soul. I luv me sum Trey.
@luvsmesumTrey: I did that mission as well. I didnt get a hug though. I just stood next to him with his arm hanging off my shoulder in the group shot. :)
I met Trey once and that was after I became a Trey's Angel....once you become a Trey's Angel you can do AWH (Angels with Heart) missions ex. Im in New Orleans and Trey came here for the Essence Music Festival this year and last. So this year we had an AWH mission feedin/clothin the homeless. We feed and clothed the homeless Sunday mornin and we all met Trey later that afternoon a few hrs b4 the concert. He requested 4 us to go backstage we all took pictures with Trey and he gave us all a hug. 1 of my Angel Sisters even kissed Trey on da cheek and he kissed her back on hers....kudos 2 her Triggatreyzgyrl. That is the best way to meet more of the Angels and Trey. I truly love them all. I hope this helps you.
Oh and I forgot to say stay tuned in right here treysongz.com for updates and if you arent an Angel become one they really do get the exculsive on everything Trey :)
@JIMS is right and look for contest and other things that goes on in your area that invovles Trey and call up your local radio station and keep requesting that he comes back and ask when is hes coming back. Just keep yourself in the know when it comes to Trey
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A Child's Christmas in Wales - Your Chistmas Memories
We've had some lovely, poetic and evocative examples in our Dylan Thomas themed family workshops these past couple of weeks, lots of laden christmas trees, roaring fires, burning christmas puds, snow boots and snowmen, and stocking full to bursting point to name but a few, here are some photos of some of them.
December 2013
A Child's Christmas in Wales - Family Christmas Holiday Workshops at National Museum, Cardiff
Inspired by the amazing Peter Blake exhibition 'Llareggub' (Peter Blake illustrates Under Milk Wood by Dylan Thomas) we are going to be enjoying extracts from Dylan Thomas' 'A Child's Christmas in Wales' in the Clore Discovery Centre and making lovely bags to store our own festive treasures.
As can be seen from the photograph of our prepartations the activity will involve lots of ribbon, shiny bells, the wonderful words of Dylan Thomas and a chance for you to share your favourite Christmas memories.
Nadolig Llawen / Happy Christmas
July 2013
week one of summer 2013
It hasn't been our busiest week in terms of numbers but I can't blame our visitors for wanting to make the most of the lovely weather. Not being as frantic as we often are has meant that families have been able to spend a long time engaging with some lovely handling objects and learnt a lot about Bronze Age design. I have been tweeting pictures of people's creations every day, but here are two photos from the week.
Tomorrow we change activities to look at and make our own Bronze Age shields.
Also I wanted to mention a very exciting family treasure hunt we are running throughout the museum during the school holidays. Cardiff Bay Rotary Club have kindly donated some book tokens as prizes. Come and see us for more information.
Have a nice weekend
Gearing up for a summer of family learning activities
Here in the Clore Discovery Centre we've been running round like crazy preparing to deliver a busy programme of Family Learning workshops throughout the summer holidays. Starting on Saturday 20th July we'll be running a different workshop every week for six weeks.
Have a look at the photo below for a taste of what we (you!) will be creating!
Every workshop links to an exhibtion,display or collection at National Museum Cardiff. The schedule for the six weeks is:
Week 1 (July 20th - 26th)Dress to Impress Bronze Age Style Visit the Mold Cape for inspiration to create your own lunula
Week 2 (July27th - Aug 2nd) Dress to Impress Bronze Age Style Visit the Mold Cape for inspiration to create your own Bronze Age Shield
Week 3 (Aug 3rd - 9th) Fishing for the Future
Discover what you can do to protect the fish in our seas and make some fish-inspired art to take home.
Week 4 (Aug 10th - 16th) Mughal India
Make your own story inspired by work in the exhibition.
Week 5 (Aug 17th - 23rd) Flying Lizards
Find out more about Pterosaurs and make a flying lizard to take home.
Week 6 (Aug 24th - Sept 1st) Pop Art
Make your own vinyl album cover inspired by works of art from the 'Swinging Sixties'.
These workshops will happen in the Clore Discovery Centre between 11am and 4pm
They are free, and are drop in sessions which means places may be limited at times! But worry not, we have a gallery full of awe inspring museum objects for you to explore through handling, as well as plenty of trails and worksheets.
Hope to see you during the Summer!
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We're very excited about our newest specimen on display here in the Clore Discovery Centre –an ichthyosaur skull that was found not far from here at Lavernock (near Penarth).
The skull is going to be on display throughout the summer and this is where you come in.
Instead of us writing an information panel based on what we know about the specimen, we'd rather find out what you would like to know.
So over the next couple of months come into the museum, investigate the specimen and leave your suggestions for what you'd like to discover about the ichthyosaur in the ballot box we've set up in the Clore Discovery Centre.
We've also got some exciting family workshops lined up where we'll be learning more about the Jurassic seas that our Ichthyosaurs lived in.
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August 2012
Identifying your finds
Something we get a lot of excitement (and sometimes head scratching!) from here in the Clore Discovery Centre is helping you to identify your finds. Every year museum visitors bring us thousands of objects they have found/excavated/collected and ask us to help identify them.
This summer Will Hardy came to us to find out more about some fossils he had found recently. Of the three pieces one was particularly exciting as it was beautifully preserved. It might not look much from my dodgy phot but this fossil is amazing!
It's part of a plant called Calamites from the Welsh Coal Measures and is about 300 million years old which grew to about 30m high!
Well found Will!
Over the next few weeks we'll be challenging you to identify some of our 'mystery objects'
May 2012
Cardiff Creative Writers
Objects are evidence of somewhere, something, or somebody and as such all have stories to tell.
Recently a class of adults studying creative writing at Carduff University attended a workshop here with me in the Clore Discovery Centre. They took on the role of a curator and wrote their own creative labels for some of their favourite objects in the gallery. Here are a few examples:
Iron-Nickel Meteorite (Approximately 4.5 billion years old)
I wandered lonely, in a cloud of fragments, beyond the Martian orbit, since the beginnings of the Solar System some four-and-a-half billions of years ago. A passing satellite, en-route from Earth to who knows where, disturbed my orbit, and I fell towards the distant sun. Later, I felt the pull of Earth, and spiralled down into its gravity well – faster and faster until in fiery glory I blazed across the sky, a meteorite. Though reduced in size, I fell to earth. A fragment of the ancient history of the Solar System – a messenger from outer space – here I lie in The National Museum Collection.
David Edwards
What is it? Popular wrong answers include a drinking vessel or a paperweight!!
It is an axe head. Bronze Age man hafted it to a wooden handle and used the D shaped loop on the side for strapping. Butchering, wood-cutting and self-defence are among possible uses for this versatile tool.
Mike Dolan
A snakestone fossil
thought to be magic,
I was a cephalopod
with head and foot fused.
In life I relied
on plain hydraulics
a siphuncle curled
like a twirling straw
adjusted the pressure
in my chambered coils,
let me rise and fall
as I dodged ichthyosaurs.
Anne Bryan
April 2012
Every object tells a story
Inspired by the most inquisitive visitor ever who came and really tested my knowledge yesterday (perfect mental warm up for all the questions we'll get about the collections over the holidays) I thought it would be useful to give some suggestions for things to consider when exploring objects.
All objects have some kind of a story, and objects are all evidence of somewhere, something, or somebody ans as such all have stories to tell.
So when you're looking at an object for the very first time, thinking about some of these will guide your exploration:
Is it real or a model?
How old is it?
Is it man made or natural?
What might it have been used for/by whom/when/for what?
Does it remind you of anything you've seen before?
Some of our busy school visitors investigated and explored objects in the gallery, through careful questioning and research they discovered lots about their objects. Here is a selection of the labels they wrote
March 2012
Welcome to the Clore Discovery Centre. For those of you who maybe haven't ventured through our huge double doors we're a 'hands on' gallery on the ground floor of the National Museum Cardiff.
Come to us to explore hundreds of Museum objects: insects, fossils, minerals and gemstones, animal skulls, Roman pottery and Bronze Age weapons (to name but a few!) It's your chance to get to grips with a few of the 7.5 million objects normally buried away in our stores.
These real objects can inspire adults and children alike. Over time we'll be posting some examples of your responses to the collections and giving you some ideas to help you get the most from the gallery and its collections.
Why not bring your 'mystery objects' to the gallery and our experts will help you identify them. We'll be putting our favourites on the blog and asking you to join in with your ideas.
See you soon!
Conserving Government Propaganda prints from the Great War
Historic Photography Project (Esmee Ffairburn)
Linking Natural Science Collections in Wales
Research in Norway and the Barents Sea
St Fagans National History Museum Making History Project
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Protecting our Water Commons: Interview with Robert Kennedy Jr.
Whose job is it to protect our waterways? Water quality laws and enforcement are only as strong as the popular movements that press for them. Unless we stand up, those who would privatize, pollute, or divert our waters get away with it. That's the message of Robert Kennedy Jr., founder of the international Waterkeeper Alliance and chief prosecutor of the New York-based Riverkeeper, which helped lead the successful movement for the restoration of the Hudson River.
Sarah van Gelder: When did it first occur to you that ordinary people might be the best protectors of their waterways?
Robert Kennedy Jr.: I started working with Riverkeepers in 1984 when it was still called the Hudson River Fishermen's Association. It was a blue-collar coalition of commercial and recreational fishermen who mobilized to reclaim the river from its polluters.
In 1966, Penn Central Railroad was vomiting oil from a four-and-a-half-foot pipe in the Croton-Harmon Rail Yard 30 miles north of New York City, blackening the beaches, and making the shad taste of diesel. The people of the village of Crotonville, N.Y., were mainly commercial fishermen, and about 300 of them—a large number of whom were former Marines from Korea and World War II—came together in an American Legion Hall. They talked about blowing up pipes on the Hudson and stuffing a mattress up the Penn Central Pipe or floating a raft of dynamite into Indian Point Power Plant, which was killing a million fish a day and taking food off their family tables.
A guy named Bob Boyle, another Korean War vet, came to the meeting. Two years before, he'd written an article for Sports Illustrated about angling in the Hudson. Researching that article, he discovered an ancient navigational statute called the 1888 Rivers and Harbors Act that made it illegal to pollute any waterway in the United States and included a bounty provision that said that anybody who turned in a polluter got to keep half the fine.
The law had never been enforced in 80 years, but it was still on the books. Boyle stood up in front of this gathering of people who were all talking about violence, and he said, "We shouldn't be talking about breaking the law. We should be talking about enforcing it." They resolved that night to start a group they called the Hudson River Fishermen's Association and to go out and track down and prosecute every polluter on the Hudson.
van Gelder: When did you get involved?
Kennedy: I came along in 1984. I was doing volunteer work for the association, and a guy came into the office one day and said, the whole city of Newburg, N.Y., [then a poor, predominantly black city north of New York City—Ed.] was being overrun with pollution. I offered to go over there with him, and we ended up walking seven and a half miles up the Quassaick Creek, and we found 24 different illegal polluters.
van Gelder: When you were slogging up that polluted creek, did it ever occur to you that this is no job for a Kennedy—that you should be sitting in a law office?
Kennedy: No. I actually got lawn chairs and I sat next to pipes all night. At one point I crawled into a big discharge pipe into a dye factory and saw where they were dumping vats of dye into the creek. I swam across a pool in the middle of the night to take samples from another pipe that was illegally discharging from a textile house.
We found 24 polluters, and I set to work suing every one of them. Everything they were doing was illegal, but the state and federal agencies had essentially been captured by the polluters that they were supposed to regulate, and they weren't doing what they were charged with doing. I didn't know much about environmental law at the time, but I learned it as I prepared the lawsuits.
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Fernando Alonso may have done Mark Webber a favour by giving him a lift in Singapore, but it has cost the latter dearly.
Webber was running in fourth position and still in the hunt for a possible podium place when he was forced to park his Red Bull at Turn 7 on the penultimate at the Marina Bay street circuit after smoke started coming out of the back of his car.
He was then given a lift back to the pits by Fernando Alonso, who finished second behind Sebastian Vettel, with the Australian sitting on the side of the Spaniard's Ferrari on the lift back to the garage.
Although it was seen as a kind gesture by just about everyone else, the move hasn't gone down well with the stewards and both drivers have been reprimanded with Webber's coming at a cost.
As it's the Australian's third offence of the year, he received a 10-place grid penalty for the Korean Grand Prix.
Webber broke article 30.9(b) of the sporting regulations which states he "entered the track without the marshal's permission between the commencement of the formation lap and the time when the last car enters parc ferme".
Alonso, meanwhile, "drove the car in a manner which could be deemed potentially dangerous to other drivers or any other person.
"In this case, two cars had to take avoiding action as a result."
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Excerpt from: The Art of Dying, Chapter 1
"Life is in living. It is not a thing, it is a process. There is no way to attain to life except by living it, except by being alive – flowing – streaming with it. If you are seeking the meaning of life in some dogma, in some philosophy, in some theology, that is the sure way to miss life and meaning both.
"Life is not somewhere waiting for you, it is happening in you. It is not in the future as a goal to be arrived at, it is herenow, this very moment – in your breathing, circulating in your blood, beating in your heart. Whatsoever you are is your life, and if you start seeking meaning somewhere else you will miss it. Man has done that for centuries.
"Concepts have become very important, explanations have become very important – and the real has been completely forgotten. We don't look to that which is already here, we want rationalizations.
"I have heard a very beautiful story.
"Some years ago a successful American had a serious identity crisis. He sought help from psychiatrists but nothing came of it, for there were none who could tell him the meaning of life – which is what he wanted to know. By and by he learned of a venerable and incredibly wise guru who lived in a mysterious and most inaccessible region of the Himalayas. Only that guru, he came to believe, would tell him what life means and what his role in it ought to be. So he sold all his worldly possessions and began his search for the all-knowing guru. He spent eight years wandering from village to village throughout the Himalayas in an effort to find him. And then one day he chanced upon a shepherd who told him where the guru lived and how to reach the place.
"It took him almost a year to find him, but he eventually did. There he came upon his guru, who was indeed venerable, in fact well over one hundred years old. The guru consented to help him, especially when he learned of all the sacrifices the man had made towards this end. 'What can I do for you, my son?' asked the guru.
"I need to know the meaning of life,' said the man.
To this the guru replied, without hesitation, 'Life,' he said, 'is a river without end.' 'A river without end?' said the man in a startled surprise. 'After coming all this way to find you, all you have to tell me is that life is a river without end?' The guru was shaken, shocked. He became very angry and he said, 'You mean it is not?'
"Nobody can give you the meaning of your life. It is your life, the meaning has also to be yours. Himalayas won't help. Nobody except you can come upon it. It is your life and it is only accessible to you. Only in living will the mystery be revealed to you." Osho
In questo titolo Osho parla dei seguenti argomenti:
life... objective... understanding... love... search... play... outside... adam... bokoju... mahavira...
life... objective... understanding... love... search... play... outside... adam... bokoju... mahavira...


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BALTIMORE (AP) - The National Aquarium in Baltimore is drawing millions of out- of-state dollars into Baltimore. That's according to a new economic impact report.
The report to be released Wednesday estimates that the aquarium has an economic impact of nearly $320 million in the Baltimore-Washington region.
The Baltimore Sun reports the aquarium commissioned the report, which is being released as it prepares to seek a capital grant from the state to help renovate one of its main exhibits.
The report found the aquarium is the city's top paid tourist attraction, accounting for nearly $18 million in revenues for the city and state. And it found most visitors said they came from out-of-state and the aquarium was the reason.
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Scholarships and Financial Aid
Grants and scholarships are awarded to Adult, Evening and Weekend Students students who demonstrate financial need and good scholarship.
Eligibility Requirements
- Must be admitted to a degree program.
- Generally only for students who receive no other financial aid awards.
Awards range between $500 and $1,000 per semester based on:
- credit hours enrolled
- cumulative grade point average
- number of other students requesting aid
Application Process
To be eligible for a part-time student or weekend degree program grant:
Students must file the FAFSA.
- After Xavier's Financial Aid Office receives notice that the FAFSA has been filed, they send a request by email to the student, asking for the student?s enrollment plan. In the enrollment plan the student indicates how many credit hours s/he plans to take during each semester of the academic year. The student must return this enrollment plan to the Office of Financial Aid.
Full-time Adult, Evening and Weekend Students students (not eligible for Adult, Evening and Weekend Students grants) must fill out a FAFSA and enrollment plan to receive merit grants and need-based grants through the Office of Financial Aid.
If you have questions, please feel free to call the Adult, Evening and Weekend Students office or your financial aid counselor.
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At Xavier, we're committed to providing you with a high-quality education at a reasonable cost. We offer a range of resources, from grants to loans, employment and assistantships, and even financing plans. We can help you afford the education you want and deserve.
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Bibliography of Women in the Military 1990-2003
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This resource provides a listing of studies, reports and books on women in the military. The list includes government publications from the Office of the President, Department of Defense, Armed Forces and Congress.
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45 Bright and Easy Spring Decorating Ideas
Colorful boots
Fill colorful rain boots with coordinating colors of tulips or other spring flowers. Use florist water tubes to keep the flowers fresh. Tie on a pretty ribbon for the finishing touch. Resources Kelsey Kamik Kids rain boots; color: pink; size: 2 (toddler).
A green gift
Line the center of your table with small containers of wheatgrass for an unusual centerpiece. Give containers to guests at the end of your gathering so they can enjoy a green gift at home.
Spring greeting
A clear cookie jar shows off a mix of dyed eggs and a medley of flowers united by their color.
Start with a large-mouth cookie jar or canister, a clear drinking glass that fits inside the jar, dyed hard-cooked eggs and flowers. Center the drinking glass inside the jar and carefully stack the eggs between the glass and jar, alternating egg colors. Fill the glass with water.
Cut the stems of your favorite flowers (we used roses, gerbera daisies, tulips, hyacinths and bells of Ireland) to the desired length and arrange them in the glass.
Super-easy spring color
Flavored vinegar, olive oil and white wine bottles yield shapely, sparkly vases with delicate spring color for a mantel or tabletop decoration. Choose a variety of sizes, remove labels, fill with water and tuck in fern fronds, fresh from your spring landscape.
Seasonal joy
Greet guests with a front-door display of seasonal joys, such as this vintage watering can. Set floral foam in the can to secure the stems. Fill in with spring accents, then wire to door.
Garden afloat
For colorful spring centerpieces, collect an assortment of fruit and flowers, put in clear vases or large low bowls and fill with water. Float candles over the arrangements.
Bloom box
Sprinkle cheery pastels across your table with a festive, garden-inspired centerpiece as the star.
Easy patterned eggs
Give Easter eggs more than a dye job using a colorful, patterned washi tape, a paperlike product that originated in Japan. (We ordered our perky pink and blue patterns from cutetape.com). Cut 1-inch and 1/2-inch pieces to create a patchwork effect, or snip thin strips to apply vertically.
Stress-free taping For easy trimming, stick a piece of washi tape to a cutting mat. With a utility knife and ruler, cut to desired size and shape. Tape easily peels off the mat to stick to eggs.
Petite pretties
Sedums and violets planted in soil-filled, dyed Easter eggs say spring in a simple way. Moss fills empty spots in the carboard egg carton.
Seasonal chalkboard vases
Isn't it fortuitous that spring, summer, autumn and winter all have six letters? Stay in season by relettering squares of chalkboard paint on ceramic vases. Keep them filled with blooms that suit the time of year. We painted our vases with Benjamin Moore 1348 Razzle Dazzle.
Nest of eggs
A handful of dyed eggs and some easy-to-find carnations create a quick, fun spring centerpiece.
Nestle dyed eggs in a small bowl and set in the center of a medium-size footed bowl (prop bowl on a dish if necessary). Fill the footed bowl with a few inches of water. Cut carnation stems about 2 or 3 inches long, and pack the blooms around the bowl of eggs.
60-Second Video: Spring decorating inspiration
Pastel accents and decorative eggs provide baskets full of spring cheer around your home. Seasonal flowers brighten tables for when your family gathers for a festive Easter dinner.
All aflutter
Cutouts of bold butterflies alight on branches in a spring-color vase. We hot-glued on the butterflies and paper blossoms. This bold look anchors a buffet table but would brighten any corner of a home.
Capture a theme
Uplift Easter brunch, a wedding shower or any spring event with a tabletop that captures the light and cheery feeling of the season. Start with a theme that celebrates a symbol of spring: a flower, a bird, an egg or a butterfly. Pull the design together with a refreshing color scheme, such as pastel pink and bright teal blue.
To get the look here: Accent vases and place settings with premade paper butterflies. Dress up solid-color napkins with a stamped seasonal design. For a final dash of happy pattern and color, cut place mats from decorative papers.
Showers and flowers
An umbrella transforms from a rainy-day staple into a celebration of cheer when you use it as a clever container for tulips and springtime-trimmings.
Tie a ribbon halfway up a closed umbrella. Create pockets between front ribs and tuck in tissue paper to support a crafts-store bird's nest; blown eggs; and fresh flowers such as tulips and daffodils. Fill in with ferns and moss. To keep flowers fresh, enclose stems in water vials, or tuck them into heavy plastic bags filled with floral foam powder, available at floral supply stores. Wire the arrangement to a door hook.
Tie a bunch for brunch
Turn grocery-store staples into clever tabletop details for your Mother's Day brunch or other celebrations. Fresh asparagus stalks cleverly embellish a pretty centerpiece and hold place cards; a knot of chives decorates a napkin.
For the centerpiece, wrap a cylindrical vase with two rubber bands, then slide stalks under the bands to cover the surface. Secure with twine and remove the bands. Fill with your favorite flowers; a bit of water in a bowl will keep the decoration fresh. For place card holders, cut three asparagus stalks to an even length, tie with twine, and slide a card between the tops.
Spring floral centerpiece
A combination of spring-fresh branches and bulbs creates a uniquely charming centerpiece. Our short step-by-step video shows you how!
Sweet spring wake-up
Set a pretty Easter tabletop with inexpensive pastel gingham fabrics, ribbons and simple white dishware.
With pinking shears, cut a tablecloth to fit your table. Dress up napkins with decorative trim, such as rickrack. Wrap ribbons around a white centerpiece container and coordinating ramekins (or egg holders) for the place settings. To make place cards out of colored eggs, apply names with adhesive letters from a crafts supply store, or use your own white ink script.
Layer dessert plates for color, then nestle eggs and perky daisies in fresh wheatgrass from a health-food or pet-food store.
Ribbon makeover
Give any plain vase a seasonal makeover with a simple band of ribbon. Here, two overlapping ribbons add an extra spring kick to a container of peonies. Attach with double-sided tape.
Daffodil delight
Bring the cheer of daffodils to your tabletop with a sunny centerpiece or place setting.
Create a centerpiece by stacking citrus, such as lemons or oranges, into a pyramid inside a bowl. Skewers or toothpicks help hold the fruit in place. Fill the bowl with water, and tuck fresh daffodils into the gaps.
Or brighten your place settings by making single-flower posies. Insert daffodils into plastic water vials (available at crafts supply stores) and wrap them with napkins. Tie off with twine.
Nesting eggs
Egg cups filled with eggs is nothing new. But cover those eggs in bright craft stickers or washi paper and you've got a fresh take on the look.
Beautiful blossoms
Hot-glue blossoms cut from craft paper onto branches for early buds. A base of dyed eggs stablizes the branches while echoing the spring vibe.
Carryout bouquet
Carryout boxes made of frosted plastic become fun containers for floral centerpieces. Place spring blooms such as daffodils and tulips inside a short, water-filled glass before setting in the box.
Artichoke flowers
A bouquet of baby artichokes makes a nice alternative to flowers.
Cut stems short and poke in floral picks or wooden skewers. Fit the pitcher with floral foam to anchor the skewers, then arrange like flowers. To keep your bouquet fresh longer, store in the fridge at night.
Cute cachepot
Repurpose your coffee cups into tiny centerpieces for place settings.
Tuck a small baby's tears plant into a demitasse and add a copper tag. For lettering, try rub-on decals available in the scrapbooking section of crafts stores.
Tabletop spring tree
Let your spring decorating branch out with a tabletop Easter tree.
Stand branches in a pail filled with play sand, then decorate the boughs with paper birds and dyed eggs. To hang blown-out eggs, glue both ends of a loop of ribbon just inside the egg's hole, then glue a button on top of the hole to secure the ribbon ends. To make the bird, cut body and wings from pieces of scrapbooking paper and glue together. Try tiny buttons for eyes.
Radish garnish
Give elegant china a casual treatment by setting it on woven chargers and topping with a heavy linen napkin tied with twine and a radiant radish.
Party buffet
An inexpensive terra-cotta saucer becomes a serving tray. Next to the tray, fresh garden vegetables fill the lower tiers of a wire basket, and flowers nestled in a bed of lettuce top it off.
To create the fruit and flower arrangement, soak fresh vegetables in cold water, blot dry and arrange just before guests arrive. For the bouquet, bundle flowers and secure with a rubber band. Place in a small jar of water and camouflage the jar with lettuce or cabbage leaves.
Woodland-inspired centerpiece
Moss accented with miniature daisies and papier-mâché toadstools (DIY or find at crafts stores) creates a pretty woodland scene on a footed cake plate. To hold everything in place, use a thin layer of floral foam at the base and attach moss, flowers and other add-ons with floral picks or hot glue as needed.
Touch of whimsy
A tiny Hungarian porcelain rabbit adds a whimsical touch to elegant place settings. If you'd like, lean a place card against each bunny. A patterned china plate sits on top of white embossed dinner plates and grape-leaf trivets used as chargers. You could make similar decorative chargers by decoupaging artificial grape leaves onto heavy cardboard rounds.
Sunny spring
Spring cheer blooms in this table setting. Bright yellow unites the striped tablecloth, striped dishes, yellow-handled silverware, daisy dessert plate and lemon centerpiece. Anchor a few long branches of forsythia with green jelly beans inside a vase for another touch of spring.
Daisy display
Yellow marguerite daisies brighten this table with sunny style. Wrap a rubber band around a votive holder and slip in a single daisy. Set in a small dish with water. Place one daisy at each table setting, or line up votives down the middle of the table for a centerpiece.
Potted centerpiece
Created a potted centerpiece that brings the beauty of spring indoors. Our short video gives you step-by-step instructions!
Sunny cheer
Place yellow flowers--in this case, double yellow tulips--in a clear vase with festive kumquats and water. They'll add a touch of spring to your dining table or any corner of your house.
Floral nests
Speckled eggs nestle in a white peony bloom set in a compote dish of water. Hop several down the center of the table for a fragrant look.
Tulip time
Rain boots come in a rainbow of colors, so fill some in your favorite hue with coordinating tulips. Afraid of puddles? Florist water tubes keep the tulips fresh.
Bounty of color
Rubber bands around eggs dipped in dye create funky linear designs on these eggs secured in bird's nests from a crafts store (see next slide for a closeup of the eggs). Add height to the look by placing them on a cake stand. The place cards have ears cut into them for a bunny look. We used coral, turquoise and white for a springy look.
Banded eggs
Place rubber bands around eggs before dipping in dye to create pretty linear designs.
Sunny setting
Scattered sunflowers seem to grow from a burlap-covered table. Green-and-brown tableware continue the earthy theme, while sky-blue jars hold candles.
Sweet tea
Look to your china collection for captivating vase ideas. Here, lilies of the valley in teacups provide sweet touches. Florist frogs hold stems steady. Use several of these as a centerpiece, or put one at each place setting as an accent.
Crabapple delight
Take a few cuttings from a crabapple tree and place the twigs in a milk bottle or vase. Search for varying colors of blooms, or add a few flowers fresh from the garden.
Lovely lilac
Spring green paired with lilac is nature's perfect palette. A purple charger sits under a plate featuring a green swirl that reminds us of a curled fern bud. Our simple centerpiece is a silver basket filled with pink paper confetti and softly tinted eggs (see next slide for a closeup). A pitcher of fresh-cut lilacs finishes this setting.
Pink apple blossom
This table setting draws its colors from pink apple blossoms. A plaid fabric tablecloth sets off flower-accented plates. Green livens things up on a bowl of strawberries and frosted vases holding blossoming crabapple branches. We wrapped our lemonade pitcher with a plaid napkin, and put a pink paper drink umbrella on the place setting for a final touch.
Vase statement
Fresh carrots add bold spring color inside clear glass vases. Put pretty blooms on top.
Throwback florals
Old metal boxes and lunch pails make great vintage holders for your favorite indoor arrangements. White hydrangeas, viburnum, and paperwhites complement any color container. Display the planter on a vintage dish for added style.
Towering topiaries
These Brussels sprout-covered topiaries began as 15-inch foam cones and a pair of footed soup tureens. Use long T-shape pins to attach Brussels sprouts to the foam, placing them as close together as possible. Fill in open areas and spruce up the bottom with sphagnum moss. The arrangement should last about a week.
Fresh and clean
Try a white-on-white color scheme to celebrate this fresh season. White tulips, white hard-boiled (or ceramic) eggs, white china and white linen make a striking scene.


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Kraus FVS-1005 Riviera Bathroom Faucet Collection
Displaying dainty curves and a delicately extended single handle, the Kraus FVS-1005 Riviera faucet is a delightful addition that will soften up any bathroom decor. The model is manufactured from solid commercial brass, a soft metal that is trusted to provide strength and sturdiness while still maintaining malleability and a vintage edge. Kraus bathroom faucets are made to include a maintenance free ceramic cartridge and all the necessary mounting hardware for a smoothing flowing spout and setup. Installation requirements simply call for single-hole, top-mount placement and standard U.S. plumbing connections.
Available in chrome, satin nickel, and oil rubbed bronze finishes, the Kraus FVS-1005 Riviera offers a rich metallic luster that will make any single-toned glass vessel sink shine. This style trend is exhibited in Kraus bathroom combo deals, which pair the many different finishes for the FVS-1005 Riviera bathroom faucet with several different glass vessels that range in color from clear to brown to black, and even a shattered glass pattern for a more abstract look. Last but not least, these bathroom combo deals also include a matching pop-up drain that is responsible for the basin's retention and release of water.


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General Patton A Soldiers Life (Paperback) Book
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Utilizing untapped archival materials from the United States and England, Stanley P. Hirshson creates the most balanced portrait of Patton ever written. It reveals Patton as a complex soldier capable of brilliant military maneuvers but also of inspiring horrendous acts with fiery speeches. It explains Patton's belief in a soldier's Valhalla, connects the family's wealth to one of America's bitterest labor strikes, and disputes the usual interpretation of Patton's relief from command of the Third Army.
While investigating this complex man, Hirshson has uncovered surprising material about a series of civilian and military massacres in Sicily, attempts to exploit Patton's diary after his death, and Patton's relations with top Allied generals. In this meticulously documented volume, Patton comes to life.


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Seasoned Master Instructors, as well as those attaining an initial Master Certification, descended on the Lone Star state from all corners. The certification is valid for three years, and allows those certified to train instructors within their respective agencies, as well as conduct compensated courses, on behalf of TASER International.
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John Rose is a Senior Master from the Mid West. Those who know me will attest to the fact that I'm a firm believer in stress inoculation, non-static training and always seeking to engage the mid-brain. Some do it well, and some excel. John excelled. His drill was the lead in to the culminating Stress Course on Friday.
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Randy Revling of Green Bay, Wisconsin, presented a relatively new block, the Instructor Development Course. In the past, I have attended courses labeled as 'instructor' level that required no teach back, and provided no segment on how to deliver material to your most formidable critic – peers. Randy closed the gap in this area.
Over the course of his four-hour block, we had discussions regarding challenges facing the training community, and were given the opportunity to present assigned material. Randy took a novel approach. We were presented with a 'problem' and then allowed to design a drill to solve it, then and there. Designing a drill in the presence of your peers, presenting it back, and allowing for critique – what better way to test your mettle as an instructor?
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The Master Instructor Course is currently being conducted three times per year, in various locations around the country. All personnel assigned are dedicated to training law enforcement personnel. I did not detect a hint of salesmanship during any portion of the course. The instructional areas are broad and well placed.
Ranging from legal updates and medical research to live cartridge drills, I have merely scraped the tip of the iceberg. I know the real question; do they require an exposure? I honestly don't know if it's required.
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New Delhi (CNN) -- The victim of a brutal gang rape that sparked massive protests in India arrived in Singapore for treatment Thursday morning.
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His Championship hopes may have taken a heavy blow, but Fernando Alonso left Singapore a happy man after finishing second.
A poor qualifying session meant the Ferrari driver started seventh on the grid, but he made up for it as he was up to P3 after the first lap on Sunday. A good strategy from the team that saw him stop during the deployment of the safety car helped him to finish second behind Sebastian Vettel of Red Bull and with Lotus' Kimi Raikkonen third.
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- Barbara Bates was born and raised in Chicago, attending the public schools and graduating from Marshall High School in 1972. Upon graduation, she held a variety of jobs and began selling her own designs during her lunch breaks. After receiving an investment from a wealthy client, Ms. Bates was able to ditch her day time gig and launch her own fashion empire. She has since dressed many influential figures such as Michael Jordan, Oprah Winfrey and Whitney Houston, and currently oversees a studio in Chicago's South Loop. In 1999, she founded the Barbara Bates Foundation, which donates prom dresses and formal wear to inner-city high school students. The Foundation seeks to empower underprivileged teens to rise above their circumstances and become successful individuals in their chosen field of study.
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