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can the police order you back into your own house, when they're arresting someone across the street?
(no, don't 'need answer fast'), and I've completely simplified the hypothetical scenario here - but let's say it's after dusk one night, on your street, in a typically quiet neighborhood.
You walk outside to check the mail, and you notice three police cars right across the street, with the blue-and-red-lights illuminating the neighborhood - giving some potential 'perp' a complete turn through the ringer (he's sitting on the sidewalk in cuffs, they're going through his car with a spotlight, etc).
# 1 - (in the spirit of IMHO) - would you stand outside in your yard and be tempted to just 'watch'? (somehow I'm guessing - if you're like me - you certainly would).
# 2 - would it be within the officers' rights to order you back inside your own house (even though you aren't "bothering anyone", I'm sure they don't want to worry if you're some 'cop-hater', with who-knows-what sort of weapon in your pocket).
# 3 - are you obligated to go back inside your house at that point (again, your intent is to not "bother anyone") - or is there some sort of "this is my property, and I'll stand here quietly if I want to" loophole that you can claim? What would be the charge, if you refused? Somehow "interfering with a police investigation" seems a bit of a stretch.
I'm sure this is one of those 'YMMV' answers, but I'm curious if there's one general answer.
And since you long-timers seem to have touched on every "what would you do" scenario known to man , if there's a thread where this has already been asked/answered, then please point me to it.
IANAL... My WAG is that, yeah, you have the legal right to stand on your own front porch and watch. It's your property, and the police shouldn't be able to make you leave.
However... Sometimes, there are evacuation orders, and I think they have the force of law. So, if the cops escalate the action to a full cordon and evacuation, they might have the legal power to make you go.
They could also get pissy, later, and charge you with a nuisance charge, such as "obstructing a police investigation" or something nitty like that.
Give 'em credit: they don't want you to get hurt, and, even more, they don't want to get hurt while acting to protect you. If the cop yells, "Get out of here," the wise thing to do is get.
(It's a little like the question of whether you should resist an illegal search. If a bunch of rogue cops break in to your house and don't have a warrant, or the warrant is for another address -- it's happened -- you simply do not fight 'em. You watch, sadly, as they toss the place, and your lawyer has it out with them, later, via proper channels. Don't argue with the nice guy in the blue shirt, even if he happens to be wrong. It doesn't pay.)
#1: Sure, I'd watch. I'd like to see how the cops in my neighborhood do their stuff, I haven't lived here that long.
#2: It's a free country, they can say whatever they want. However...
#3: They're the ones with the guns, badges, cable ties & handcuffs. Whether or not I get arrested if I don't do what they say is a decision they get to make, not me.
You have a right to watch at a safe distance and take photographs. But can you afford to vindicate that right in court when the police mistakenly decide that you do not and wish to enforce their will?
Why would you want to resist, just to be able to stand there and gawk? I should think you could do that from your window?
And some jurisdictions, apparently, have passed laws or ordinances prohibiting citizens from photographing police in public. (I don't have any cites at my fingertips. But I've seen articles from time to time about this. It's very controversial, of course.)
I would not stick around during an arrest, unless it's a relative or a close friend. If the guy is in/near his house and that house has enough firepower to take the Persian Gulf, I'm sure you'd rather be someplace else.
One morning I was getting ready for work at around 2:00am and a gentleman had led police on a pursuit which terminated in my front yard. I glanced out the window to see his car in my lawn and the police giving him a field sobriety test on the sidewalk so I finished breakfast and went outside. An officer told me to go back inside, I told him I had to go to work and asked if they would have me blocked in for long. He said no and moved his car a few minutes later so I could go.
Yes, the police can order you to go back in your house. Whether or not you are legally bound to obey that order is the question. They can charge you with some kind of 'interfering' if you don't obey, and then there's the question of whether that charge is legitimate. Make your life easier, go inside and look out the window, with your cell phone camera recording everything.
I think a good part of it is they don't want to escalate the situation. Yeah, the guy is cuffed but maybe they don't want him getting pissed off at the gawker and trying to get up and create a problem, maybe they just think it's rude to do that to someone who's already having a bad day. I'd listen to the officer - and stand inside with my camera if I thought there was reason to do so.
I've been in a similar situation once, except that it was broad daylight and I was coming home for lunch. No one told, or even asked me to leave, but I would have had they done so. I just sat in my driveway and watched two officers carry a guy kicking and screaming to the police car parked in front of my next door neighbor's house.
Turns out he had just tried to rob a nearby convenience store at knifepoint. He cut the cord to the cash register (cutting his own arm in the process) and tried to run off with it. Unfortunately for him he didn't notice the uniformed officer who was there to get coffee. He dropped the register in the parking lot and ran off on foot, making it about a two and a half blocks before being caught near my house.
On YouTube there are plenty of videos of people watching and videoing the police. The police try to stop it, try to get the people to ID themselves, but they don't really have a leg to stand on and most know it. The only video I saw where the person got arrested is where they yelled "Nazis!" at the cops as they were leaving. That was after the the cops had stopped a young woman, searched through her car, and a male cop frisked her all over for weapons. All this was observed by the videoer standing in his garage/yard, but then he felt the need to yell an insult as the cops were walking to their cars.
There is also a group of people called Cop Block that stand on public property and video the police at road checkpoints and inform people of their rights. I haven't seen any of them get arrested.
Ultimately it seems like police could arrest you on the charge of something like obstructing justice, but if you keep your mouth shut and it's worth it to you to exercise your rights you will likely beat it in court.
Putting myself in the shoes of police, in addition to dealing with criminals all the time it would be annoying having random people video you while you're working. And it could complicate an already complicated situation. But with the power the police have and the "cops vs civilians" attitude many of them develop, they need to understand that they are not above the law and ultimately answer to the taxpayers, not directly but indirectly.
I'm not a lawyer but I would imagine in most jurisdictions police can't force you to do anything on your own private property if you're choosing to stand in the yard while something is going on. They could definitely make you stop doing stuff if you were in any way interfering with their valid police activities (like imagine shining a bright spotlight in their face as they're trying to arrest someone.) But I'd be a little surprised if it's a valid police power that they can force you to stand inside your house versus outside your house just because they are scuffling with a suspect nearby.
Now, I imagine many police will yell for bystanders to go inside both for officer and bystander safety. There is a fear the bystanders might be relatives of the suspect and might rush the police if the scuffle gets out of hand, or there is a fear the suspect in some way may endanger bystanders. But I think that's more along the lines of "police yell that for good reason, but you probably can't be legally penalized for disregarding it."
If an officer gets really insistent about it, it's always best to listen. Better to listen to an illegal police command in the present tense and report his actions later than it is to get into an altercation with police.
There is a YouTube video of a guy who was videotaping police from his driveway, they get angry and demand he stop. It escalates very quickly and they end up roughing the guy up and arresting him on the spot. He ends up getting charged with something that I believe is almost immediately dismissed and the officer involved is either fired or punished, but he still would have had a much more pleasant evening if he had just gone inside and made his complaint after the fact.
I'd probably go back inside whether I was told to or not.
When I lived in the city the police did a drug bust just outside my fence. I watched long enough to see what it was and went back in.
Several times I had my truck blocked in my driveway while they were making an arrest, I went back inside, called work to tell them I'd be late and waited.
You don't know what kind of crazies the police are dealing with, who's on drugs or what kind, who's armed, or how violent it can get. You don't know what friends or family members may show up and start trouble.
I don't want to be anywhere near it.
Although I was somewhat amused that the big bad drug dealers busted behind my fence were crying like babies begging the police to let them go.
My wife and I were farting around in our driveway getting ready to do some yard work. My wife said, "look over there." It was a DC SWAT team creeping down the alley into our neighbor's back yard. A cop waved us to get inside so we stepped into the garage and watched from there. They arrested our neighbor for something or other five years ago and he just started showing back up in the neighborhood, which has changed significantly in his absence.
If it was on my property, I'd not only not go inside, I'd go out and take pictures, to forestall any liability I might have as the property owner in case the perp decides to sue the cops and me jointly and severally.
I have no reason to retreat on my own property at all, cops, arrest or whatever.
If it was in the street, I'd stay on my own porch and watch. However, if the SWAT team was creeping up, I'd probably not want to blow their stealth, so I'd sneak in and see how I could peep out the windows without being obvious.
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That's a great question OP. It's state specific, but some police around here will charge you with "obstruction of justice" for not doing any old silly thing they tell you to do. Our state supreme court has made it clear that any citizen has a right to peacefully approach a police officer and politely question him as to why is he doing what he is doing without risking arrest. Persistent inquiries? Not so much.
On a personal note, it's a problem I've had clerking in a law firm. It's such a vague statute that IMHO is unconstitutionally vague. It doesn't put a citizen on notice as to what he is/ is not allowed to do. It can't be "whatever in the fuck the police tell you to do!" because that would make us Communist China.
I can't imagine that sitting in your own yard or standing my your mailbox is obstructing what is happening across the street. But, around here you might get arrested if you ignore an order to go back inside. One of the things we are fighting right now.
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Move along; nothing to see here.
It really depends on how much you want to spend in legal fees 'being right'. If a cop tells you to go inside and you refuse you could be arrested for failing to follow a lawful order, on the other hand you could argue such a charge because the officer had no lawful reason to give such an order. Then you can cross your fingers and hope the court finds in your favor after all the facts are available.
It would suck to be you if the police can demonstrate you being outside was a public safety issue and you put officers in further danger because you decided to make a nuisance of yourself.
The police can prohibit people from even their own property if they are doing so in pursuit of solving a crime. If someones murdered in your house they get to secure the premises and throw your ass out even though it's 'your private property'
Officers get a fair amount of leeway in doing their job and juries aren't very sympathetic to those that get in the way of that.
99%+ of officers & their deeds are above question, the few who are in error make it impossible for everyone involved.
You have a right to take video or still pictures provided you do not hinder the investigation. 'Because I say so' does not count as hindering.
Really anything a public official of any sort does should pass the test of public scrutiny. If it doesn't, there's a good change they are in the wrong. And I say that knowing full well a suspect who runs or fights is going to get the crap kicked out of him / her. That is to be expected.
It's the other stuff, the abuse of authority behavior that needs to be curbed.
ICE was on our property once; they were arresting and deporting our tenant who had claimed political asylum, but not followed thru on the necessary paperwork. Men in brown jackets that said ICE on them all around the perimeter. They told us to go back in the house. There were a lot of them, we did.
Im really not getting the whole obnoxious defiant posturing of "you can't make me". If you truly dont have other important things in your life to do besides gawking at others, go inside and gawk from your window.
Why make their job more stressful or risky than it is. If you want to assist so badly, go join the police academy.
Some of my neighbors and I (we lived in a big apartment building) watched a riot from outside the entrance door to our building. Some cops came along and saw pretty much immediately that we weren't involved, and tried to convince us to go inside, but it was all WAYYY too interesting. I was drinking out of a soda bottle and one of the cops snatched it out of my hand and sniffed it, presumably to find out whether I'd mixed in some alcohol, but I hadn't. Anyway, they moved on after giving us nothing more than strong suggestions for our own safety.
There was a point where a couple of guys broke into a drug store directly across the street from us, and we could see they were trying to start a fire inside. That's when one guy suggested we should all go over there and defend the place. Everyone else started laughing at that one. Then the same guy suggested we go find a cop who would stop it, and we had a good laugh about that one too. There were hundreds of people out smashing storefront windows and looting, and they burned a couple of cop cars, and none of us wanted to mix into the mob looking for a cop.
I think the cops we encountered were unusually well trained, or were on a very tight leash that night, under orders not to make unnecessary arrests or use excessive force. I think they didn't order us inside because they knew they couldn't order us inside.
If this were a debate it would boil down to......
There are some situations where it is proper (danger etc)
There are some where it's not (don't want any witnesses, etc)
Should they have to take the time and effort to explain or adjudicate the situation right then and there? No.
If they're on the up-and-up, they have nothing to worry about me not interfering, but watching, taking pictures, etc... If not, then I'm doing a good thing by not intervering, and observing and taking pictures, etc...
Ultimately there's no good reason that I should have to go inside except in the case of shooting or other projectile violence.
Somewhat similarly, I was in a pizza place in LA two years ago when there was a riot and the police told us if we left we'd be arrested. After about an hour most people escaped through the back door, but we waited till everything had calmed down - still a couple hundred cops around - and left by the front door. Could we really have been arrested?
2921.31 Obstructing official business.
(A) No person, without privilege to do so and with purpose to prevent, obstruct, or delay the performance by a public official of any authorized act within the public official's official capacity, shall do any act that hampers or impedes a public official in the performance of the public official's lawful duties.
Only an idiot cop would arrest for such.
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..Lack of clarity in the description of the loiterers duty to obey a dispersal order might not render the ordinance unconstitutionally vague if the definition of the forbidden conduct were clear, but it does buttress our conclusion that the entire ordinance fails to give the ordinary citizen adequate notice of what is forbidden and what is permitted. ...
...We reverse the judgment against Palmer because the ordinance is so vague and lacking in ascertainable standards of guilt that, as applied to Palmer, it failed to give "a person of ordinary intelligence fair notice that his contemplated conduct is forbidden. . . ." United States v. Harriss, 347 U. S. 612, 347 U. S. 617 (1954)....
"SciFiSam - - Somewhat similarly, I was in a pizza place in LA two years ago when there was a riot and the police told us if we left we'd be arrested. After about an hour most people escaped through the back door, but we waited till everything had calmed down - still a couple hundred cops around - and left by the front door. Could we really have been arrested?"
Are you sure the cops didn't want you to stay there in case they got hungry while riot fighting and wanted to duck in for a quick slice?
The police can order you to do anything they want.
You can refuse to obey their orders.
They can arrest you and take you to jail.
You can hire a lawyer to have the charges dropped and your arrest record expunged.
Personally, I'd probably just take the easy way out and watch from my front room.
A few years ago, before 9/11, I returned from work to see a swat team sneaking around the house two doors down from my house. There was a police car blocking my driveway. A cop gestured at me to get the hell out of there.
I rolled down my window, waved the cop toward me, and when he got close enough to speak with without raising my voice said: "You're blocking my driveway." He rolled his eyes, gestured me to back up a little and moved his car. I parked in my driveway and went into the house.
After changing out of my work clothes, I went out the back door and watched for awhile and then went back inside.
It turned out my neighbor was gone for the weekend and his teenage son Joe had a drinking, coke snorting, and poker party. Joe lost a lot of money at poker. He also freaked out because his girlfriend, finding out that he had a party and didn't tell her about it, threatened to break up with him. He had grabbed a shotgun, loaded it, and was threatening to shoot himself if she broke up with him.
Oh - the cops talked Joe into giving up the gun and noone was hurt.
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Australia rejoices about story reinforces every single stereotype the rest of the world views has about it.
When I was seven I made up some ridiculous fibs. I once told my brother that there were actually people within the television and that turning it on brought them back to life whilst turning it off put them to sleep. He pushed the TV off its stand in an effort to free them and I learnt about the power of lying, a lesson that stayed with me all the way through astronaut porn star school. The main point is you shouldn't believe children. They are shifty dishonest homunculi prone to fantasy.
Still the tale of seven-year-old Simon Kruger is so awesome you pray that he isn't making it up. Simon was out in the outback with his parents when he saw a wallaby and decided to follow it into the bush. Pretty soon he got lost. When he was discovered 24 hours later he had a pretty fantastical tale to tell.
Apparently he had been picking flowers for his mum (which sounds like a lie I would use if I wanted an extra helping of pudding) when he came face to face with a kangaroo. After feeding the kangaroo the flowers it fell asleep next to Simon, giving him the body heat to survive the freezing outback night. Simon was eventually spotted and winched to safety. Watch the local news report below and reflect on how difficult it must be for Australian anchors to report on tragedies with their chipper accent:
So is there any support or evidence for Simon's story? Well his mum said his clothes smelled like kangaroo. Although this doesn't prove anything because according to Planet Ivy's own in-house Australian (if you're going to get one make sure you put fresh newspaper on the floor everyday) kangaroos smell identical to goats, which is nowhere near as cool a story. But kangaroos have aided people in need before.
Still I suspect that this may be a distinctly Aussie version of a Life of Pi-style allegorical hallucination. Or maybe the 'kangaroo' was simply a very hairy man with a space-hopper.
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|Tue, 12-17-2013 - 12:47pm
Hi all- well, after a beautiful and loving week in Hawaii, I get back home and AP tells me yesterday that all intimacy needs to stop between us, that he needs to recommit to marriage, etc. Feels like I've been hit by a 18 wheel truck. I laid on my couch and cried all day and most of teh night yesterday- no explanation for my boyfriend. I just couldn't move.
I'm dealing and I know I'll slowly heal. But right now things feel sideways. I am toying with telling my BF everything that happened in the last 9 months, th ough I know by doing that, I risk that relationship. I just want to move on in full daylight, with full truth. Also thinking AP's wife needs to know, because yes, their marriage was complicit in this also. I'm a real person, and I was really affected by this. Not her fault, directly, but she was involved, indirectly.
Do any of you have thoughts on telling the full truth? Is it good or bad idea? I'm going to wait until I'm less emotionally shakey to make up my mind (after the holidays), but I'd sure appreicate input.
Thank you.
|Tue, 12-17-2013 - 1:57pm
I think if you were having a long term affair and you want to re-commit to your BF and make that relationship work then you should consider telling him--I say consider, I don't know all the circumstances, but if you feel that you need to be honest with him and that it will help you talk about what led you to have an affair, then it might have a positive outcome. You should also be prepared for him to walk away and not want to deal with you any more.
As far as telling your AP's wife, I'd say mind your business. His marriage is none of your business although you inserted yourself into it. When you say it's not "directly" her fault, are you really blaming her for her DH having an affair? Maybe there were some problems with the marriage, but the way for him to deal with it was not by him having an affair. The only reason for you telling her is to get revenge on him and it's not really fair to hurt an innocent party to do that.
|Tue, 12-17-2013 - 3:24pm
|Tue, 12-17-2013 - 6:21pm
I agree with the above poster. My only other comment would be to be careful if you decide to tell your bf. Make sure he has no ties to the others involved. My H had past ties to my APs gf and he told her everything. I was keeping my mouth shut cause I thought it was his place to tell her and no one else's.
|Tue, 12-17-2013 - 11:26pm
I suspect that it wouldn't not have been so pressing an issue to tell his wife had he not ended it. Now that he has done so, you feel compelled to do so for everyone's good? It's not your place...PERIOD.
You want to spill your beans, fine. Maybe he will spill his beans in his own time and in his own way...just as you would want to do should you decide to do so. You wouldn't want him butting into your business and blindsiding your b/f to rat you out.
I think it would be just wrong for you to interfere. I'm glad you are waiting to settle down. Right now you are hurt and want to lash out...no matter how you justify it.
|Wed, 12-18-2013 - 12:17am
|Wed, 12-18-2013 - 1:23am
Keep your mouth shut. It is unfair to burden any other people with your secret. When you embark on the fun side you have to take the responsibility for it to always be secret. After all that was part of the excitement. If you need to talk see a counselor.
|Wed, 12-18-2013 - 10:25am
I agree with the others... Don't say anything to his wife! That is his place if he opts to do so.
|Wed, 12-18-2013 - 2:51pm
Thank you all for taking the time to comment. Seems the overwhelming sentiment is to NOT inform either my BF or his wife. I will take time for things to center again- weeks, maybe months, then decide what the best course of action. I appreciate all the strong input.
Not sure what I'll do right now. I"m not quite sure how much openness is needed for the best healing process all around- time and centeredness will tell.
|Wed, 12-18-2013 - 3:36pm
If your only reason for telling you bf about the affair is so you can clear your conscience then don't do it, it's not fair to inflict hurt on another person to assuage your guilt, I know I've had it done to me! And as for telling AP's wife about the affair, the only reason to do that IMO is revenge and again it's not fair to cause hurt to satisfy your need as well as their marriage being none of your business. Tough words I know, and they aren't meant to hurt you, just prevent you hurting others unecessarily.
Kat xx
|Wed, 12-18-2013 - 7:47pm
I don't know who said it, but 'they' know who they are :) "If you don't know what to do, do nothing." I'm glad you are going to give it time. Time and distance out have a way of allowing us to regain our footing and to see with clarity.
We played with fire and got burned, but it is not up to us to orchestrate everyone else's healing...only ours.


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Memorials are underway for the 19 Arizona firefighters killed June 30. Here are 5 songs that memorialize similar tragedies, including the Mann Gulch fire that claimed 13 firefighters in 1949.
1) "Firefly" by Good Brother Earl - Remembering 9/11, the day when "only the birds filled the sky."
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NEW YORK (AP) — Morgan Stanley and Citigroup have settled a dispute Tuesday over the value of the brokerage firm Morgan Stanley Smith Barney, which they jointly own.
The deal clears the way for Morgan Stanley to buy Citigroup's 49 percent interest in the broker, giving Morgan Stanley full ownership. It will also result in a $2.9 billion after-tax charge for Citi.
Morgan Stanley will purchase Citi's interest in Smith Barney in stages, starting with a 14 percent stake for $1.89 billion. It will buy the rest by June 1, 2015.
The deal values Smith Barney at $13.5 billion. It is a victory for Morgan Stanley, which bought 51 percent of Smith Barney from Citi during the height of the financial crisis in January 2009. CEO James Gorman is keen to up Morgan Stanley's stake in the brokerage at a time when the bank is struggling to make money.
Regulatory changes have cut some of Morgan Stanley's more lucrative trading businesses, and investment banking and trading carry more risk in a weak economy. In the second quarter, Morgan Stanley reported a 37 percent drop in its investment banking revenue.
"(The deal) is a significant milestone for Morgan Stanley in the implementation of our strategy," James P. Gorman, CEO of Morgan Stanley, said in a statement.
The agreement ends a tussle over the valuation of Smith Barney. Both banks hired third-party appraisers at the end of August after Citigroup said it had valued Smith Barney at around $22 billion. Morgan Stanley's valuation is about 40 percent of Citi's appraisal value.
Each company's stock rose after the agreement was announced. Morgan Stanley rose 41 cents to $17.02, and Citi rose 84 cents to $32.67.
Citi incurred the charge because it valued its 49 percent Smith Barney stake on its books at $11.3 billion. However, the deal that was announced values Citi's stake at about half of that.


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High-Traffic Marketing
Finding Success with Floor Graphics
Nearly 60 years ago, Commerce Color, Inc. was started by president Vince Croghan as a printing services company, providing film and platemaking services. The business now spans into all facets of the printing industry, including offset and flexo platemaking, early photo typography, high-end color separation, and large format digital printing. In the late 1990�s business shifted to the outdoor industry, bringing finely tuned scanning, prepress, and color printing services to clients from coast to coast. Today the company is owned and operated by several members of the Croghan family.
"Commerce Color is a wide and grand format digital printing company specializing in light pole banners, wallscapes and building wraps, digital wallpaper, event signage, window graphics, floor graphics, and a wide assortment of custom vinyl banners," says Tom Croghan, VP, sales and marketing, Commerce Color, Inc. For installation, the company recommends and outsources professionals for clients.
The company�s mission as posted on their Web site is to, "Employ the best available talent, utilize up-to-the- minute technologies, and provide unparalleled service."
The St. Louis, MO company serves a variety of markets from construction to entertainment, with customers such as Anheuser Busch, Coca-Cola, Energizer, Fox Sports Midwest, Hershey Park, Home Depot, McDonald�s, Milliken Carpet, the St. Louis Cardinals, and Washington University.
Depending on the workload, Commerce Color employs between 18 and 24 people to handle production and customer service in its 18,000-square-foot space. Equipment used in the busy shop includes two superwide pigment-based Blueboard printers from NUR Macroprinters, an HP Scitex XLJet premium pigment and solvent printer, and an Agfa :Anapurna XL 98-inch UV-curable inkjet flatbed printer. These devices offer the company the ability to produce full color indoor and outdoor output on materials such as paper, PVC, nylon, vinyl, canvas, mesh, film, wallpaper, and textiles at widths up to 16.4 feet. The Scitex printer also offers the ability to print with dye sublimation. Inks used in the shop are both solvent and UV. Output is processed using ONYX�s PosterShop RIP and Wasatch SoftRip.
The entry of more large and grand format digital printing equipment with lower price points and a faster ROI have made the large format print competition grow over the last five or so years. The demand for large format graphics is strong and, with frequent customer requests for quick turnarounds, business at Commerce Color is fast-paced. Annual revenue generated by the shop has grown to approximately four million dollars. Croghan attributes some of the company�s great success to marketing efforts, which include an internal salesforce, outside brokers, and aggressive Web marketing. The company also prides itself on exceptional customer service and highly skilled print professionals.
Commerce Color does a good job sharing information with their customers on digital printing, large format graphics, color, and other industry-specific resources on their Web site. For example, customers can read articles on the use of color and its effect on consumer behavior, browse success stories to get new ideas for their large format output, or access the company�s Really Simple Syndication (RSS) feed. Commerce Color�s RSS feed offers an online list of headlines, updates, and other content about the wide and grand format print markets. Tom Croghan handles all of the creative on the company site.
Floor OutputMost often seen in the consumer or retail sector, floor graphics offer a vibrant, temporary or permanent medium. No longer are staid posters the only available on-site promotional or directional tool. Floor graphics offer an unexpected visual noise that draws desired attention.
Vibrant floor graphics steer customers to special promotions, market new products, enhance trade show displays, or direct the public to a specific location. Innovative substrates and adhesives ensure that graphics will not pull away from the floor prematurely or cause a safety issue. Vinyl substrates are printed and sealed with special overlaminate coatings that can endure heavy foot traffic and dirt, resist scuffing, and withstand UV light. Some manufacturers of materials used in floor graphics applications include 3M, Avery, GBC, MACtac, and Oracal.
To apply a floor graphic, a smooth, solid, and clean surface must be chosen to guarantee a flush adhesion. After pre-positioning the vinyl or film the adhesive backing is removed and the graphic is laid on the floor. A squeegee is then used to push out any air bubbles.
At Commerce Color floor graphics typically make up about ten percent of the shop�s output. The company says they use only the highest quality materials for these projects. Past floor graphics applications include NCAA Final Four basketball logos at the St. Louis International Airport. In this project, floor graphics printed on a clear vinyl were used to add another dimension to the NCAA advertising campaign, complimenting a series of mesh window coverings, light pole banners, wallscapes, backlit signs, and other large and grand format banners and signs.
Commenting on the floor graphics and other work done for this project, Missy Slay, executive director, NCAA Final Four, St. Louis Organizing Committee, says that Commerce Color was tremendous to work with. "There was never an �ask� that was too big or unrealistic for Commerce Color. They performed incredibly well under challenging timelines and the end product was always of great quality."
Marketing at Fido�s LevelIn Fall 2007, Commerce Color was approached with a floor graphics project for a pet food company. The project included graphics to be printed and applied on the floor at retail pet stores nationwide to promote Royal Canin USA, Inc.�s Canine Health Nutrition to pet owners, veterinarians, and breeders. The graphics are designed to draw attention to the Royal Canin brand and to educate customers on the various Royal Canin food categories.
In a pet supply store crowded with an expansive array of food, nutrition, treatments, toys, grooming essentials, and other pet care items, an eye-catching floor graphic underfoot can be the marketing initiative that helps lead a customer to the Royal Canin product and promotes their brand over the sea of others. Strategic marketing by a company like the 40-year-old Royal Canin is essential, especially when consumers are on high alert from 2007�s pet food contamination scare.
Graphics for the Royal Canin project were printed by Commerce Color on 40x24-inch pressure-sensitive vinyl on the Agfa :Anapurna XL. The :Anapurna XL delivers a print resolution of up to 363x725 dpi and can print up to 98.4 inches wide. The printer uses piezo drop-on-demand inkjet technology with eight UV-curable inks and can print white.
A total of 400 floor graphics were printed for cat food and 400 for dog food. A final floor laminate was applied to the finished pieces.
A Step AheadFrom wide format to grand, at floor level to atop a skyscraper, Commerce Color has made its mark. With the use of bigger, bolder output such as floor graphics, the company stands to continue with many more decades of success. Consider using their successful business as a model for your operation.


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Verizon 'AllSet' with New 3G Prepaid PlansMarch 3, 2014 1:03 pm | by Andrew Berg | News | Comments
Verizon Monday rolled out new 3G prepaid plans, starting at $35 for basic phones and $45 for smartphones. The new "AllSet" plans start at $45 for 500 MB and unlimited talk and texts. For a limited time, smartphone customers can double their monthly data to 1 GB by enrolling in Auto Pay.
Is the $99 Moto G a Canary in the Postpaid Market?January 3, 2014 9:49 am | by Andrew Berg | Blogs | Comments
Motorola Mobility may have fallen off over the past year, but the company's recent low-end...
Camera Phones, Other Tech Get Big Improvements in 2013January 2, 2014 9:13 am | by Anick Jesdanun, AP Technology Writer | Articles | Comments
As I look back at the more than 100 tech products we reviewed in 2013, a handful of gadgets and...
Verizon Reports Strong 1Q, Looks to Maintain Record MarginsApril 18, 2013 10:13 am | by Andrew Berg | News | Comments
Verizon today reported a strong first quarter that was once...
Verizon Launches New 3G Prepaid PlansFebruary 1, 2013 9:55 am | by Andrew Berg | News | Comments
Verizon Wireless today launched prepaid plans that provide unlimited talk, unlimited texts and 500 MB of data for $60 a month, or for $70 a month, a prepaid customer receives 2 GB of data in addition to unlimited talk and texts. According to a press release, the plans are...
Report: Prepaid iPhone Set to Disrupt IndustryFebruary 6, 2012 7:24 am | by Andrew Berg | News | Comments
BTIG expects Walmart's exclusive prepaid brand Straight Talk, which is owned by America Movil, to launch a new SIM card that will work in any AT&T or T-Mobile GSM phone.
Cricket Introduces Local Global PlansNovember 8, 2011 7:07 am | by Andrew Berg | News | Comments
Cricket Communications today announced the introduction of local global calling numbers that allow for unlimited international calling.
Boost: New Offers Not Spoiling Prepaid PartySeptember 16, 2011 7:59 am | by Monica Alleven | News | Comments
What with Verizon Wireless' $50 unlimited prepaid plan, AT&T's $25 monthly GoPhone offer and myriad others out there, you'd think the prepaid sector was in for a tumultuous ride.
The Impetus for VZW's $50 Prepaid Plan: RadioShackSeptember 15, 2011 8:19 am | by Maisie Ramsay | News | Comments
The impetus for the plan came from Verizon's new tie-up with RadioShack, company CFO Fran Shammo said yesterday...
Leap Unfazed by New VZW CompetitionSeptember 15, 2011 8:16 am | by Maisie Ramsay | News | Comments
Leap Wireless International CEO Doug Hutcheson appeared undaunted by competition from Verizon's new $50 unlimited prepaid plan...
Verizon Adds $50 Unlimited Prepaid PlanSeptember 14, 2011 8:02 am | by Maisie Ramsay | News | Comments
Verizon Wireless may have canned its all-you-can-eat data plans this summer, but it hasn't entirely given up on unlimited.
AT & T Expands GoPhone Prepaid PlansSeptember 12, 2011 8:10 am | by Maisie Ramsay | News | Comments
AT&T will begin offering a new, cheaper prepaid plan to its GoPhone customers on Sept. 18.
T-Mobile Partners with Family Dollar on PrepaidAugust 16, 2011 8:05 am | by Andrew Berg | News | Comments
T-Mobile USA today continued its efforts to vend prepaid devices in more convenient places with its announcement that it will be partnering with Family Dollar stores.
Cricket's Music Plan Showing PromiseJuly 7, 2011 8:14 am | by Ryan Nakashima, AP Business Writer | News | Comments
If you think people who pre-pay their cell phone bills aren't the type to shell out for music these days, think again.
AT & T Debuts $50 Prepaid Plan for GoPhoneJune 22, 2011 8:13 am | by Maisie Ramsay | News | Comments
AT&T is offering its prepaid GoPhone customers a new $50 plan that includes unlimited voice minutes...
U.S. Cellular Launches Prepaid SmartphonesApril 15, 2011 8:14 am | by Andrew Berg | News | Comments
U.S. Cellular yesterday announced its first prepaid smartphones, the LG Optimus U and LG Apex...
AT & T Gets Prepaid Smartphone, the LG ThriveApril 13, 2011 8:16 am | by Maisie Ramsay | News | Comments
AT&T made a major move into the prepaid space yesterday when it announced it would begin selling the Android-based LG Thrive to its GoPhone customers.
MetroPCS Narrows Gap Between Postpaid, Prepaid Offerings in Record-Setting YearMarch 8, 2011 9:00 pm | by Andrew Berg | Articles | Comments
MetroPCS closed 2010 with some exceptional numbers. The company's fourth-quarter earnings, which were admittedly hurt by charges related to debt repayment, also were lined with silver.
Android Huge for Prepaid, says MetroPCSDecember 6, 2010 7:39 am | by Maisie Ramsay | News | Comments
Speaking at the UBS Global Media and Communications Conference this morning, Linquist said the company plans to release its second Android device in the first quarter of next year...
U.S. Cellular Adds Three Prepaid PlansDecember 3, 2010 7:18 am | by Maisie Ramsay | News | Comments
Regional operator U.S. Cellular has launched three new prepaid plans in a bid to expand its appeal to a broader range of customers.
These Aren't Your Grandma's Prepaid DevicesNovember 8, 2010 9:13 am | by Andrew Berg | Articles | Comments
Without the luxury of large device subsidies, carriers like Leap Wireless International/Cricket Communications and MetroPCS have been playing a waiting game on smartphones, hoping one day OEMs could deliver a full touchscreen experience that they could price aggressively for their value-conscious customer base.
Report: Prepaid to Gain 24.6 M Subs by 2011November 5, 2010 8:31 am | by Andrew Berg | News | Comments
Postpaid carriers might take heed of a new survey from the New Millenium Research Council (NMRC).
T-Mobile USA Adds Prepaid Data PlansOctober 14, 2010 8:20 am | by Maisie Ramsay | News | Comments
T-Mobile USA will "evolve" its prepaid offerings at the beginning of next week with the launch of new data plans for its no-contract customers and a mobile broadband dongle.
Sprint: All Prepaid Brands Seeing GrowthOctober 8, 2010 8:41 am | by Brad Smith | News | Comments
SAN FRANCISCO—Say the word "Sprint" and most consumers think of one nationwide wireless brand. But the carrier actually embodies many brands that seem to keep multiplying. Under Sprint's umbrella, for example, are four very different prepaid offerings.
AT & T Rolls Out New Prepaid Broadband Plans, LaptopsSeptember 21, 2010 8:22 am | by Maisie Ramsay | News | Comments
AT&T has joined the prepaid mobile broadband fray with the launch of a pay-as-you-go data service that includes daily, weekly and monthly pricing.
Verizon Offers New Prepaid Data PlansSeptember 2, 2010 8:29 am | by Andrew Berg | News | Comments
Verizon Wireless today announced new prepaid offerings, which include an unlimited 3G Prepaid data package...
Clearwire to Launch Pay-As-You-Go ServiceAugust 30, 2010 7:56 am | by Maisie Ramsay | News | Comments
Clearwire will begin offering pay-as-you-go services, according to documents filed with the SEC ahead of its previously-announced webcast today.
Verizon Prepaid Broadband 2X Price of Virgin Mobile'sAugust 26, 2010 7:54 am | by Maisie Ramsay | News | Comments
Verizon debuted a prepaid mobile broadband plan that is twice as expensive as Virgin Mobile's recently-launched unlimited prepaid broadband plan.
Boost Seeks to Impress with SamsungAugust 11, 2010 8:32 am | by Andrew Berg | News | Comments
Prepaid provider Boost Mobile today announced the Samsung Seek, the company's first touchscreen device with a slide-out qwerty keyboard.
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Ski Weekend in St. Anton
Stay at catered Chalet Amalien Haus in St. Anton with Flexiski, who offer flexible ski trips including short breaks and ski weekends with flights and transfers.From 4-night package
Stay at catered Chalet Amalien Haus in St. Anton with Flexiski, who offer flexible ski trips including short breaks and ski weekends with flights and transfers.From 4-night package
Single parents tell us they love going on holiday to Austria. Why? Because the "Single with Child" concept means they can enjoy an affordable break, which would cost them the same as two adults in other countries.Unbeatable rates
With 200km of pistes and 55 lifts, the Skicircus Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang is an intermediates' dream.From Seemingly endless slopes
Tirol's Ischgl prides itself in offering the ideal mix of superb skiing, designer outlets and a legendary nightlife.From See for yourself
Linked to both Kaprun and the Kitzsteinhorn Glacier, snow is guaranteed in Zell am See, as is plenty of variety.From Guaranteed snow and great skiing
St. Johann in Tirol is ideal for beginners and intermediate skiers, close to Kitzbühel with a great ski school.From A gem of a resort
Refresh your slope skills as well as your thirst for après-ski in Zillertal's popular resort of Mayrhofen.From A perennial favourite
Seefeld is near Innsbruck, offering skiers and non-skiers unlimited leisure amenities and entertainment.From Huge variety and lovely scenery
Bad Kleinkirchheim is a great resort to get your confidence back with gentle blue runs and some downhill challenges.From Home of ski legend Franz Klammer
Immediately above Lech, the tree-lined runs are wide and cruisy, excellent for beginners and intermediates.From A royal favourite with skiing back to town
Explore 5 resorts with a single ski pass in Ski amadé. Rich with possibilites and great value for money.From Plenty to offer skiers and non-skiers alike
Alpbach and Niederau are traditional and charming villages, from which to explore the Ski Juwel slopes.From An authentic winter
From Sölden in Ötztal, you have easy access to three surrounding peaks above 3000m - the so-called Big 3.From Mesmerising skiing
Lively Ellmau lies in the SkiWelt, Austria's largest ski area, in the shadow of the Wilder Kaiser mountains.From An easy place to return to skiing
Located in beautiful Alpine landscapes, Wanderhotels know all about hiking with free guided tours, equipment and hiking taxis, plus spas and fabulous cuisine.The best hiking hotels in the Alps
Not just great food and drink, but also a stylish ambience is on the menu at these establishments. Many of Austria's mountain top restaurants, lodges and hotels are true showpieces of alpine architecture.Design hotels and restaurants in the Austrian Alps
Castle Hotels & Mansions is a select group of romantic castle hotels, historic country homes, manor houses, estates, restaurants and inns across Austria.Incomparably unique
Learn to ski or snowboard with Inghams. 7 nights at Hotel Krone in Oberperfuss, return flights to Innsbruck, transfers, lift pass, lessons and equipment hire.From Unbeatable value
No Austrian province has more water than Carinthia. So it comes as no surprise that any architectural tour of the region invariably leads to the pictureque shores of a lake.An architectural round trip of Carinthia
If cities had a taste, Salzburg would certainly be sweet. This is not only because Salzburg's most famous delicacy, the Mozartkugel, is made of the finest nougat and marzipan. It is above all because of the fairytale charm of the Baroque city and its modern architectural counterpoints.An architectural round trip of Salzburg
You can't avoid the topic of wine when visiting Burgenland. But then again, who would want to? Especially since a growing number of modern wine estates boast exquisite architecture on top of exceptional wines.An architectural round trip of Burgenland
Get heaps of family holiday ideas from the Kinderhotels' official English website, so that you can relax this year while your youngsters have mountains of fun. All-inclusive packages, no hidden extras, the highest levels of service and first class facilities.Family holidays at Kinderhotels
There are many design hotels in Vorarlberg, created by renowned architects. Discover the diversity of Vorarlberg at one of our recommended accommodations.Visit Vorarlberg
Vienna was one of Europe's most important 19th century cities, home to many great musicians and some of the best examples of Art Nouveau architecture. Nowadays Vienna offers its visitors an insight into its cultural heritage with a fantastic range of modern accommodation and a true cosmopolitan touch.Visit Vienna
Caring for the environment is just plain common sense at Austria's ultra-family-friendly Kinderhotels, where sustainable holidays don't come at a premium price. At Kinderhotels, the little ones learn a lot about nature, animals and where food comes from. Take the family away with a good conscience by spending your holidays here.Austria's green habit
Now available! Order your free Kinderhotels Guide 2014 and plan the family holiday you've always dreamed of. Pricing, property information and lots of colour photographs can be found in this handy and inspiring guide.Order your free copy
Guests at Hotel Lanserhof can improve their well-being with an individually tailored programme. The future of your sustained good health lies in the Austrian Tirol.More on Hotel Lanserhof
A stunningly located hideaway in the heart of the Alps, combining 1920s style with modern design.More on Hotel Haus Hirt
Enjoy a guilt-free luxury holiday in SalzburgerLand at St. Martin Chalets, Austria's first eco lodge resort. The stunning, self-catering chalets offer all the modern conveniences without damaging the environment.St. Martin Chalets
The 'Bio-Hotel' label guarantees guests environmentally-friendly holidays. The hotels try to minimise the consumption of energy, electricity, water, materials and waste, and the restaurants serve organic food.Go bio this holiday
The Rogner Bad Blumau was designed by Friedensreich Hundertwasser and unites therapeutic springs, sauna worlds, a hotel and a park to create a harmonious, sustainable total work of art.More about the hotel and spa
For convenience of travel and quirky location ideas, Vienna is a true wedding gem. Celebrate in the city's historic tram, for example, or quite literally be on top of the world in the Giant Ferris Wheel.Vienna wedding ideas
In Vorarlberg you can exchange vows alongside a glass of champagne in the Pfänder panoramic cable car, before embarking on a voyage of discovery of the Lake Constance region.Vorarlberg wedding ideas
From historical castles with in-house wineries, to ceremonies amidst the famous white horses of the Spanish Riding School, find your dream wedding in Styria.Styria wedding ideas
The region of SalzburgerLand is dominated by churches, castles and palaces, as is the city of Salzburg, the birthplace of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. No doubt that magnificent castle celebrations and festive arrivals are on the agenda for any wedding here.SalzburgerLand wedding ideas
Enjoy a pre-wedding pamper at Alpenresort Schwarz, float to the mountain top in the Zillertal wedding gondola, or host a sparkling ceremony at Swarovski Crystal Worlds. You will find endless amounts of wedding inspiration in Tirol.Tirol wedding ideas
Have you always dreamed of saying "I do" surrounded by the Alps and the lucious banks of the Danube? Or can you imagine spending your honeymoon in the wonderful Wachau region, renowned for its mild climate and sunny white wine slopes? Then Lower Austria is the place for you.Lower Austria wedding ideas
In Upper Austria it's all about getting married on water. Charter your very own wedding boat and cruise the picture perfect Lake Traunsee or Lake Attersee. Corny? Yes, but we love it!Upper Austria wedding ideas
Picturesque towns and villages, idyllic vineyards and rolling meadows are the hallmarks of Burgenland. Create your own fairytale wedding and arrange a ceremony in the baroque Esterházy Palace or historic Forchtenstein Castle.Burgenland wedding ideas
Carinthia is also known as Austria's Riviera. It is blissfully warm in summer, with plenty of beautiful lakes and resorts that cater for romantic waterside weddings. Or try something a bit more adventurous and make a true entrance at your ceremony by paraglider!Carinthia wedding ideas
Holidays in a mountain hut? Behind the authentic Alpine ambience of the Almdorf Seinerzeit, perched high up in Carinthia's Nockberge, guests encounter a great deal of privacy and even more luxury.More on Almdorf Seinerzeit
Small, stylish and anything but conventional. Reside in the colourful, artistic ambience of a time-honoured city palace at the Boutique Hotel zum Dom in Graz.More on Hotel zum Dom
From drab to fab! With a great deal of commitment, hard work, vision and even more good taste, the owners of the Walliserhof have succeeded in turning a dreary 1970s hotel into stylish, relaxed design accommodation.More on Hotel Walliserhof
Ultra-modern architecture and exceptional wellness facilities in one of Austria's oldest wine regions. This is a winning concept, as the 4-star Superior Loisium Hotel in Langenlois demonstrates.More on Loisium
Nestled in the gently rolling hills of Eastern Styria is the Steirerhof - a 5-star wellness hotel, perfect for relaxation and regeneration.More on the Steirerhof
Refreshing energy, perfect service and contemporary elegance in an old Salzburg villa. The Hotel & Villa Auersperg is the ideal hideaway for a wonderful weekend in the city of Mozart.More on Hotel Auersperg
The fabulous setting on Lake Fuschl, the proximity to the city of Salzburg and its famed festival, the largest private spa in the Salzkammergut region, and the outstanding cuisine all make Hotel Ebner's Waldhof well worth a stay - any season of the year.More on Ebner's Waldhof
At the "Blue Goose", perched atop Salzburg's Mönchsberg, there is an overall philosophy: eat, drink, feel good, stay a while...More on the "Blue Goose"
Ski holidays in a private chalet with room for up to eight people, your own wellness oasis, optional hotel service and the ski lift right by the front door. Maierl-Alm & Chalets offers all of this - at affordable rates!More on Maierl-Alm
Small, friendly, family-run hotels - the kind where you immediately feel like you're at home or visiting good friends - really do still exist. And one of them is Hotel Schwalbe in ViennaMore on Hotel Schwalbe
Boutique hotel, design refuge, living room for globetrotters and the pampered jetsetters. The Hollmann Beletage is all this and much more, a Viennese jewel in the truest sense of the word.More on Hotel Hollmann Beletage
In the middle of Vienna's 7th district, behind the splendid façade of an old patrician house, one finds the Hotel Altstadt Vienna. Since its opening in 1991, the stylish 4-star hotel has been a favourite hideaway for art-lovers, musicians and non-group travellers from all over the world.More on Hotel Altstadt Vienna
A trendsetting combination of sustainability, design, and a touch of luxury: the world's first hotel with a net zero energy balance is a green haven located in the heart of bustling Vienna.More on Boutique Hotel Stadthalle
Tradition at its trendiest: Lake's, located right on Carinthia's Wörthersee, offers a new take on good old summer holidays in the country. This hotel is more like a chic private club, and it's the perfect place for lounging, sunbathing and simply having fun in a stylishly modern ambience.More on the hotel and spa
Entwining impressive fin de sieclè and contemporary style, the Hotel Sacher Wien is the synonym for luxury and high class standard in Vienna.Step into the hotel
Have you ever thought about celebrating your big day in Austria? From luxury spa pamper weekends for brides-to-be, to being swept up to the mountain chapel in a wedding gondola, find inspiration here.The dream place to say I do!
Skiing and hiking chalets come in all sizes and all standards in the Austrian Alps, with some including luxury facilities such as saunas. Use our chalet finder to source your ideal lodgings.Plan your alpine break
A 7-night stay for a family of four* at a 4-star hotel with up to 60 hours a week of free childcare starts at £1,495 at selected Kinderhotels! (*2 adults & 2 children under 12)Yes, I'd like to see some offers
An exceptional hotel for spa lovers, night owls and those in search of adventure. In Austria's Mühlviertel you can experience indulgence and culture with heart and soul.More on the Mühltalhof
The mountains, the peace and a little bit of luxury. A holiday at the 4* Forsthofalm is a blissful experience, and an unusual one as well: this hotel was built entirely out of wood.More on the Forsthofalm
Award-winning chef Klaus Fleischhaker, who operates the gourmet restaurant Pfefferschiff in Salzburg, has made his dream come true in Vienna: He has created a hotel in which everything is dedicated to wine.More on Hotel Rathaus
Searching for a city break, summer getaway or the perfect skiing holiday? Browse by resort / region, special interest, transport mode or date to find the best package for you. The holiday planner makes it easy to find and book your next Austrian break.Holidays at a glance
Everything is 100% organic at Naturhotel Chesa Valis in Kleinwalsertal, with clean air, a bracing altitude, pristine nature and, if you so desire, a complete pampering programme.More on Naturhotel Chesa Valisa
Hotel and culture, experience and vision, design and interior all meet here. Discover the spirit of Austria in the heart of Upper Austria's Linz.Visit Upper Austria
Make one of Tirol's many design hotels your stylish base to discover the stunning natural surroundings.Visit Tirol
Enjoy designer accommodation within the centre of Austria in beautiful Styria. Choose the resort to suit your stay, be it a top-end spa hotel or a quirky hub for young travellers.Visit Styria
Let yourself be spoilt for choice on modern day accommodation when visiting SalzburgerLand. Enjoy Austrian hospitality within the most happening resorts.Visit SalzburgerLand
Whether you are looking for a contemporary spa retreat, an inspiring architectural masterpiece, or a fresh approach to business travel, you will be sure to find your ideal resort in Lower Austria.Visit Lower Austria
Carinthia is the ideal place to combine Austrian tradtition with upbeat modern lifestyle.Visit Carinthia
Take a look at some of the fantastic design hotels that Burgenland has to offer and make the most of your Austrian experience.Visit Burgenland
Designed by celebrity architects and furnished by star interior designers, Austria's design hotels satisfy the mind and tempt the senses.Book your stylish stay
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Anno Domini's exhibition schedule has ended for this year. We can always be reached by email for art inquiries and gallery correspondence. Please join us when we kick off the start of 2015 on First Friday, February 6th.
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The Bride Series
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In the Cave We Dance
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In the Cave We Dance
solo exhibition by Joseph Loughborough (UK)
Emerging from his studio, Joseph Loughborough proudly presents his latest body of work In the Cave We Dance, his second solo exhibition with Anno Domini Gallery. This title conjures the image of Dionysian human forms in darkness, perhaps circling and lurching around a fire or light of some kind. These new artworks echo and distort these visions of a primal gathering with a twist from a more recent episode of art history. Joseph draws upon iconography and themes evocative of the decadent period of Berlin (particularly theatre and film of the 1920's) as a vehicle to explore Plato's Allegory of the Cave in which our subjective perception of reality is questioned.
The rendering of the pieces fluctuates between expressive mark making and a critical layering of gold leaf into flat geometrical compositions. The gold mirrors the embers of the blaze whilst charcoal functions as a perfect opposite to encapsulate and enhance the metallic glint. Gold is often regarded as an opulent colour, an over indulgence whereas charcoal is perhaps one of the humblest of artists materials. Aesthetically, black and gold complement each other as values of the unknown and illumination, adding to the dichotomy of this juxtaposition. They are used on an ambitious scale in this series which delves into the catacombs of the human condition.
Joseph Loughborough (b. 1981) spent his formative years exploring the derelict boatyards and creeks of Portsmouth, on the south coast of the UK. After graduating from Portsmouth University he pursued interests in art, philosophy and skateboarding culture, living in London, Paris and currently Berlin.
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The Bride Series
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Jennifer Caviola, aka "Cake" is a fine artist that focuses on public space as platform to express her support of all women with a voice of solidarity. Communicating through portraiture, women's curves become sharp lines that in an architectural sense, propel a feeling of strength, power and vulnerability.
Cake found great aesthetic and spiritual beauty in the graffiti and street art surfacing around her. After years of being a silent and grateful witness to it, she became an active participant in the street art culture of New York in 2007. "Putting artwork out in the public sphere is a very fulfilling part of my practice," she says. Surfaces and context of environment are all considered when she's creating whether it's in the studio or out in the wild.
This particular volume of paintings: The Bride Series, is a result of a lost marriage, which left her wondering who she was and what she could do to reclaim herself. "I am no longer a wife, but I know I am a painter, a woman, a friend, a daughter and a sister. I understood, slowly, that I was disconnected from my source long before my marriage broke, and so the loss became a messenger of sorts, to tell me things weren't working and it was time for some surrender, time for some acceptance and time to shut up and listen a bit." Driven by these questions of the unknown and known, Cake painted every day into the night for five months straight until the series was finished, and each Bride carried her closer to a healed heart. "They carried me, they kept me safe and they gave me myself back again."
Caviola has a BFA in Painting from Pratt Institute and a MFA in Fine Arts from the Parsons School of Design. She has been featured in the Huffington Post, Complex Magazine, Vogue and High Fructose Mag just to name a few. She was recently featured at a recent panel discussion on Street Art at The Brooklyn Museum for her mural in the Bowery that she made in conjunction with FAB NYC and Many Project. The artist resides and works in Brooklyn, New York.
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Addis Ababa, 12 May 2014 (WIC) – Anadolu Agency (AA) - a Turkish news agency, has officially opened its East African branch office here today in Addis Ababa, capital of Ethiopia.
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Ethiopia's branch office of Anadolu is the 3rd largest in Africa next to Cairo and Tunisia.
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The sprawling 30th anniversary of the festival offers family-friendly fare, crass nastiness and everything in between.
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When a white teenager arrived late to a live set from sketch duo Key & Peele, the two were ready to pronounce him an "honorary black man" for being tardy and talking on the phone at the same time. When the kid confessed he was on the line with his dad, Jordan Peele rescinded the invitation: "Oh, well, that's not black; we have no idea where our dads are."
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Half of the stand-ups performing in these young-talent showcases were New Yorkers, so (unfairly to them) we felt at times like we were in a Brooklyn bar. Still, it's worth noting that Jared Logan destroyed with a precision that made it clear he should have been in New Faces three years ago. Of those we'd never seen before, we really enjoyed Brent Morin's focused observations and Junior Stopka's unique, unglued perspective.
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While pretending to be a representative of the festival at the Paul F. Tompkins and the Hilarious Trinity (Plus One) show , Canadian stand-up and sketch star Mark Little donned a track jacket and a big, fake mustache to defend the overtly colloquial, ubiquitous preshow announcement mentioning, among other things, that recording the show would be "kind of a dick move." According to Little's fictional fest rep, he only wrote the intro to connect with his verbally abusive son, who's always saying things to his mother like, "Pass the salt and suck a ball."
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During Ari Shaffir's late-night storytelling show about inebriation, Sean Patton told a bizarre tale concerning a potential one-night stand. She began smoking crack while they watched a video of her with a roman candle in her vagina, firing its contents at a dozen onlookers all dressed as Casper the Friendly Ghost. After little more than a muted giggle from the crowd, Patton rightly announced, "That was a reeeally pedestrian response, Montreal."
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Though no one show blew us away from start to finish, there were plenty of great performances (Patton Oswalt), evidence of comics growing (Amy Schumer) and fun solo shows (Sam Simmons). The range of tones on display—despite our rather white-male-heavy wrap-up—was a testament to the programmers; in the years ahead, we can only hope for even more international fare, more women, and maybe eight legs to carry us to their shows. You might also like See more in Comedy
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