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And then, one evening, my friend Paige, who lives in Alabama, called me to tell me she had stopped at Sam's Club on her way home from work. She said, "Honey, they have your books here and I'm looking at them right now."
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Criterion Files By Landon Palmer on November 9, 2011 | Be the First To CommentTune into VH1 Classics on any given day, and this is something you're likely to see: a rock video of a mid-80s hair band playing on a giant stage, complete with sleek cinematography, wide camera angles, and a stadium-sized audience packed to the brim. At first you might be confused, thinking that this is possibly some Whitesnake or Guns N' Roses song that somehow escaped your memory. But then the music video ends and in the bottom left corner the band's name comes up. You've never heard of them before, and you've definitely never heard this song before. Yet this video depicts monstrous popularity that suggests nothing less than massive cultural phenomenon. While it's possible for a one-hit wonder to develop this degree of renown for a certain frame of time, it becomes something of a schizophrenic moment when you consider that this hit single both inaugurated the now-forgotten band's moment of popularity and depicted it simultaneously. With so many hair bands, how is it possible that every single one of them sells out stadium-size crowds? The answer, of course, can only be one thing: an association with mass popularity is, for hair bands, only a reality for the privileged few, but for the rest it's a fabrication that's all part of the musical aesthetic – it's what makes this subgenre of rock that's reliant on spectacle so spectacular. It's fitting, then, that one of the landmark mockumentaries of American filmmaking chose as its subject a genre that itself relies […]
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I have a T61
There is a Intel 82566MM adapter installed in it.
and an Intel Wireless WiFi Link 4965AGN
Windows XP
Windows IE 7 installed
I can see my Network Adapters in the Device Manager but when I run a cmd ipconfig
none of the adapters are found.
This problem happened after a Lenovo Update that automatically presented itself to my system on Monday.
Any ideas on what could be the problem?
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Can you try logging into your computer with a different user account and also in Safe Mode with Networking Support to see if the problem still occurs in these modes? That will help determine if the problem is specific to your account or the entire operating system.
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This is a single user system so the only ways that I know to open the system are a) through my standard process or b) in 'safe mode'. When I opened in safe mode it would not allow the use of the Lenovo tools to connect to the internet. I restarted the machine then thought to try the CAT5 connection but Windows is not responding to the f8 command. (Note: when I was able to start in the Safe Mode it did show two users on my system Administrator and then my name. I opened in Safe Mode in my name.) When I was in the 'safe mode', however, I did do a cmd>ipconfig and got the following message:
"An internal error occurred: The request is not supported. Please contact Microsoft Product support services for further help.
Additional information: unable to query host name."
More thoughts?
Note: I just got the T61 started in Safe Mode and was able to connect the Cat 5 Cable. The Laptop is still not recognizing the internet. I am hoping either you or a Lenovo expert can give me some guidance. I should know better than to 'update' a system that is not having problems.
This worked for me, quoting from an earlier pos of mine. My T60 was stuck in perpetually "avcquiring network address" (wired or wireless) If that is your problem try this:
I think I may have found the fix. According to microsoft the problem can arise when winsock gets corrupted, either as part of a service pack upgrade or when NORTON is uninstalled.
The fix can be found at
on that page you will find a section titled "fix ir for me" This will rewrite your winsock file. So far it seems to have worked
Cross you fingers.
You can see if this is the problem by going
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You should be ablre to connect then
I first tried to restart DHCP CLIENT and WIRELESS ZERO CONFIGURATION. Both said that they were started but there was an option to restart so I did that. Didn't seem to have an impact. Went for an Internet connection and still no luck.
Downloaded the Microsoft Fix, ran the fix on the 'non-performing' machine and still no luck.
Question. This all happened after a Lenovo Update. Shouldn't Lenovo be willing to step in here and help with a fix? My hope was to get a Lenovo Tech to respond on this discussion group but it doesn't seem to be happening. I have not used this board before and am not sure if there is a way to 'flag' a posting in a way that Lenovo will pay attention.
Unfortunately, I am not a 'core' computer guy. When you say that you replaced ThinkPad drivers, are there a lot of them? I assume that you get them from either Lenovo download center or Microsoft? Can you give me an idea of what drivers I would need to download and then load onto the down system? With that I can try that as well. What I don't want to do is reload or delete something that renders the system 'crashed'.
Note: If I am reloading drivers do the new files just write over what might be the 'bad files'?
I've seen (something like) this several times on T61s running XP after an update. Somehow the hooks between the drivers and network stack get screwed up.
My fix has been to go to device manager and uninstall both network drivers, then have the machine scan for hardware changes and reload the drivers. It didn't require downloading new drivers, just letting the uninstall/reinstall sort things.
Maybe you've already tried this somewhere up-thread? If so, nevermind...
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Z. Haven't tried this just yet. Being an advanced novice at this can you be a little more specific on the "network drivers" that need to be uninstalled? Want to make sure that I don't do anything that stops the system from working.


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In the past, when one searched for a link on Google, the links provided were the actual URL of the found object. Today, the links provided from a google search are wrapped up in a google URL -- presumably so that google can monitor, track, and monetize the usage of their links. What's the easiest way to strip this URL wrapping dreck? Is there a generalized tool to cut through this stuff and provide the simplified URL? I am becoming troubled with Google's attempts to squeeze more revenue from its users. Google: it's fine for you to display advertisements when I search for something, but can you please provide me with a URL that isn't also wrapped in spam? I notice that Bing doesn't do this wrapper nonsense. For the very first time, I am seriously considering switching over to Bing. asked Mar 17 '12 at 05:51 floatingbones |
Based on a cursory glance at the URLs in question, the full URL to the search result is URL-encoded into the link's href, so it wouldn't be difficult at all to extract it with some simple Javascript. While I don't have a specific link for you, I would suggest you search Userscripts.org for a script that does this. You'll need the Greasemonkey extension to use these scripts on Firefox, but they'll work natively in Chrome. I find it interesting that it's not all the URLs that are wrapped this way. linkanswered Mar 21 '12 at 19:02 rtlong |
duckduckgo.com is a good search engine. Google has become a monster. Android is a product of Google, not of a startup. Google wanted to enter the post pc age in a hurry as the market was changing fast. (No Pc no google. Siri takes over.) They just Grabbed every intellectual property which they needed and let lose their minions to shout that intellectual property is not to be patented. Google will not let go of their patents and make all their intellectual property public. Google is evil that it stalks every one's life to make money, not people who have spent years and lot of money in developing new ideas. Apple does not collect any private information to sell. Rather they make a product which you had never thought of, but now essential. Innovation versus theft. linkanswered Mar 25 '12 at 06:13 |
With Firefox, I block google-analytics.com with the NoScript add-on and get plain vanilla urls on search results. I'm sure there are ways to block google-analytics with other browsers, but I rarely use the others—perhaps a 'hosts' file would work better for you. I try to protect my privacy—I never sign in to my Google accounts except when it's needed, I use the NoScript and BetterPrivacy add-ons for Firefox, and I use https whenever it's available, including on Google. Edit: I just learned google-analytics has an option for most browsers: Google Analytics Opt-out Browser Add-on (BETA) at https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout linkanswered Mar 25 '12 at 21:51 Vilicus |
if you search for the string "no redirect" in the firefox extensions search you will find a couple of exten sions that do exactly what you're looking fore- they take a (Google or other) wrapped URL and extract the real URL from inside of it, presumably just by using simple regular expressions. linkanswered Nov 24 '12 at 01:17 chunk |


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Official Cannes 2012 Line-Up: 'Killing Them Softly,' 'Cosmopolis' and 'Lawless' Top The Bill
Cannes Film Festival By Simon Gallagher on April 19, 2012 | Comments (3)After literally days of rampant speculation and fanciful rumor-spreading (on my part), this year's official line-up for the Cannes 2012 Film Festival has officially been unveiled by officials in the South of France. Officially. Unsurprisingly, and as predicted, my own 13 film wishlist was largely completely wrong – but I did predict a massive four (including the absence, thankfully, of Terrence Malick), and in my defense, Michael Haneke's Love was the 14th film on my list until I decided to oust it for timing reasons. Brad Pitt, Robert Pattinson and Tom Hardy will battle each other as Killing Them Softly (the awfully renamed adaptation of Cogan's Trade), Cronenberg's Cosmopolis and the other needlessly renamed flick, Lawless (why not just keep it as The Wettest County?) compete for the Palme d'Or.
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Mrs. Shoops was a native of Coxheath, Ala. She lived in Cleveland for a number of years and moved to Vicksburg in the late 1950s. She had been a member of Morrison Chapel Baptist Church in Cleveland, then Immanuel Baptist Church and later Woodlawn Baptist Church where she was an active member having served as a Sunday School teacher, a member of the Ladies Sunday School class and Senior Saints. She enjoyed being a mother and a wife. She enjoyed traveling and visiting family and friends.
Mrs. Shoops was preceded in death by her parents Richard and Almeta Hudson; her sister Beatrice H. Stewart; and brothers Elmer V. Hudson and Carl W. Hudson.
She is survived by her husband James W. Shoops of Vicksburg; her son Rick Shoops (Myra) of Cloudcroft, N.M.; her daughter Pam Barnes (Harry) of Vicksburg; her grandchildren Larry Shoops (Paula), Wesley Barnes (Kim), Matthews Barnes, Renza Anthony and other Josh Thompson, A.J. Barnes and other James Pierce; and nine great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Monday, October 28, 2013, at Woodlawn Baptist Church with her nephew Rev. Scott Sasser officiating.
Visitations will be from 4-6 p.m. Sunday at Glenwood Funeral Home and at 9 a.m. Monday until the hour of the service at Woodlawn Baptist Church.
Graveside services will be at 3 p.m. at New Cleveland Cemetery in Cleveland.
Pallbearers will be Larry Shoops, Wesley Barnes, A.J. Barnes, Matthews Barnes, Richard Anthony and Reef Anthony.
The family would like to thank special friend Rhetta Terres and the staff of Heritage House Retirement Center and River Region Medical Center.


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Printed Halter High Low Dress
Style # 216451
Sheer polyester chiffon fabric with pop-bright stripes and beautiful paisley print make this bebe high-low dress a hot way to amp up a summer look.
- 100% polyester
- Center back to hem: 48" (122 cm)
- Polyester lining
- Self-tie halter
- Hand wash according to care label
- Imported
- Model is 5'9" and is wearing a US size S
Printed Halter High Low Dress
Very Flattering Hi Lo !
Wore this to an event as well as on a drive in the mountains in my convertible. The dress received a lot of looks. It's quite showy so it's not very conservative. You'll get a lot of compliments from both guys and gals. This is a very cool dress so bring a jacket if you want to wear it in 60 degree temperatures or cooler. It's very delicate so be careful around things that can snag your dress. Treat it like a pair of nylons. The colors are great for summer and end-of-summer events. If you live in an area that has very mild temperatures (California, Florida), you can probably get away with wearing this more through the Fall and possibly mid Spring.
The back of the hi low is longish so high heels or a platform sandal/heel are a must when wearing this dress. If you want to wear this with sandals you'll end up having to have it altered.
It takes a little longer to get the correct fitting on this because of the chains on the ties - be sure to not get them tangled. The dress also can be worn a little higher up to be a little more modest or slightly lower for a sultry look just by tying the straps shorter or longer. I'd highly recommend getting this dress if you want the looks and to be an attraction at any event.
July 27, 2013
Runs 2 sizes too big and very unflattering on top
This dress is so cute in the picture but so unflattering on! I am a 34DD and this dress somehow managed to make me look flat as a pancake. I love the print and style, but it is just not a flattering fit whatsoever! I am usually a small, sometimes medium at bebe (dress size 6 or 8 in more tailored styles) and I needed an XS, which was still too billowy for my taste. I would probably want an XXS if I were to order this dress, which I have never worn before at bebe. I would not reccomend the fit to a friend to be honest.
July 25, 2013
Cheap material
I returned without any hesitation. Runs large if that helps, but not worth the price even with a 20% discount.
July 24, 2013
Wow! Better than the photos!
Wore this to a low-key cocktail party, so many compliments! Totally comfortable, good cleavage with no trouble with it falling opened and with the little built in slip, no issues when the overlap of skirt slips opened. Great sexy summer carefree dress!
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I am actually curious how others view space marines. Based on the back and forth in another thread I am curious on how divergent peoples views are.
By definition, they are genetically altered humans. They have multiple extra organs implanted that cause massive physiological changes. Changes to the point where calling them human is no longer truly applicable. They are stronger, faster, and tougher than any natural human could ever hope to be. Their minds are rebuilt so they no longer have true human emotions and they are capable of withstanding mental traumas that would break normal men. Their lifespans are also increased to the point where dying of old age is statistically nil. All of this before you strap on power armor or arm them with their enhanced weaponry.
What term other than demigod describes them better?
Does anyone view them as little more than a special forces unit of IG just better equipped?
At what point does a Space Marine, in your opinion, go from acceptable level of awesome-super-soldier-of-the-future to cheese filled ridiculousness?
Where do you draw the line with the gene seed derived "superpowers"?
How much do the novels/RPG/Table Top/Video Game fluff influence your views? Which source is more right:?
What sources of fluff are so bad as to be ignored?


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We call Ptarmigan a 'project space' and we like recurring events that can build on existing experiences. Many of our events fall under one or more of these projects. We're always open to proposals for new projects as well as new events under existing themes.
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'Guesting' is a series of live events focused on encouraging cross-pollination between creative individuals and collectives. Guesting live art events began in 2013, to date we have had three events in which artists and arts organisers from various backgrounds came together to share experiences of artistic production and to forge new connections. Each live event involved merging together conversation with performance elements.
The word 'guesting' can indicate: 1) appearing as a guest; 2) participating as a guest; 3) entertaining as a guest. In 2014 Ptarmigan will continue the Guesting series.
Kontaining13: Traces takes place in a shipping container in Lasipalatsinaukio, Helsinki, from the 3rd-9th of June 2013. Kontaining is produced by Ptarmigan ry in association with The Arts Promotion Centre Finland.
This year each of the four Ptarmigan directors will be curating a section of the program according to their own artistic practice. Each artist comes from a different discipline and will produce their own artistic work and/or invite other artists from a variety of genres and backgrounds into the space. One day in the programme will be dedicated to a collaboration between the group in the space.
Kontaining is process-oriented, supports experimentation and encourages interactive and site-specific artwork and cross-media exchange. Each day there will be traces left for the next day's activities taking into consideration the specific site of the container in Kamppi. The programme will include cross-pollination between diverse categories such as installation, performance, sound, music, screenings and participatory activities.
What is it?
A project that began in 2012 exploring cross-cultural food experiences. 'Our Cuisine=Our Stories' in 2012 took the form of a cooking club during which nine women from diverse cultural and occupational backgrounds met weekly in East Helsinki during a two month period. A blog and a DIY publication were developed from the material collected during the meetings.
In 2013 OC=OS has taken the form of workshops and 'Taste Exchange' events. In March 2013 we presented our first Taste Exchange event as part of IRVi (a night of performances at Stoa Cultural Centre as part of the week against racism). During September and October 2013 we will present Taste Exchange events at Helsinki's open air market (Kauppartori), as part of Art Häme festival in Riihimäki and at Ptarmigan space in Tallinn.
Facilitators/ artists
Amal Laala & Sari Kivinen
"Sari is an artist whose projects explore a relationship between storytelling, performance and identity. Amal is a socially engaged artist who works with various groups and communities to instigate and engage in discussion, experimentation and play. Both are working with the artist association Ptarmigan ry, which is a mobile curatorial project based platform."
Ptarmigan has been proud to operate a residency programme since our inception. These residencies have ranged from two-month projects (supported by Kulturkontakt Nord) to shorter, grassroots/self-funded projects. Below are some of the artists, curators, and producers who we have hosted over the years.
In August 2012 Ptarmigan is inviting UK-based artist Brian Lobel to develop the performance Carpe Minuta Prima and a related workshop in Helsinki. Lobel's visit is connected to the Due Diligence Development Circuit (DDDC), which Ptarmigan in Helsinki is a member of. Our focus theme is alternate economies and self-organisation. Lobel's performative installation 'seizes the moment' by buying minutes of time from participants, records these minutes and re-packages them into one-off DVDs. CMP intervenes in and transforms public space by asking people to reflect on issues of economy and the value of our time.
Brian Lobel has previously performed in Finland at ANTI Festival of Contemporary Art in Kuopio, showing his work PURGE which was witnessed in person and online by over 5000 people. Lobel is a New York-born, London-based performer who creates playful and provocative installations and stage shows about the body, illness, community and interactivity. His original work has been shown at the V&A Museum, British Film Institute, Tate Modern, Duckie, Sadler's Wells, Brixton Market and Barbican (London), Edinburgh Festival, Brighton Festival, and in over 80 cities internationally. He has received commissions and grants from Wellcome Trust, Arts Council England, Motiroti, Jerwood Charitable Foundation and Lower Manhattan Cultural Council. A book of his plays (BALL & Other Funny Stories About Cancer) was published in 2012 by Oberon Books, as was a DVD of his collected work, published by the Live Art Development Agency, London.
Johannes Blomqvist was born 1985 in Tibro, Sweden but has now his base in Norrbotten (the most northern county in Sweden). Johannes mainly works with performance art, but sometimes also with theatre, dance and installations. He has participated at many festivals, galleries and other events in many countries, such as Norway, England, Spain, Portugal the UK, Germany and Brazil. In Norrbotten his touring performance Personal Shopping has been a big success, and he has been organizing the performance Art Festival "LEIF" in Luleå. He has recently started a new platform for performance art called PAIN (Performance Art In Norrbotten), which organizes performance events, Artists Residencies and workshops in Norrbotten. Alongside, Johannes has worked as a companion for visually impared people and got an interest for perception and the complexity of our senses. During his residency at Ptarmigan in Helsinki, Johannes will develop and deepen his artistic research in these themes by making performances and other happenings together with visually impared people in the city.
"I love performance art. It is for real. Real emotions, real people. I also love working with real stuff - in nature and use organic, natural material such as dirt, water and food. I love the sublime, the dressed, the grand, the festive. I love combining this with the natural. For me the site, space and context always is the starting-point for my work. And while doing it being present and trying get my audience to be that too. I want to give my audience a experience and that it include use of more than just one sense. I want to really meet them. Be in the meeting. For real. I also try to warp the reality a bit and what I show doesn´t have to make sense."
Kristīne Želve is a filmmaker, writer and curator of cultural events. She has BA in film and TV directing and Master of Arts in culture management. She has directed creative documentaries , TV productions and music videos, produced film and theatre festivals and urban art projects in Riga. Since 2005 she is a presenter of the daily culture program on Latvian State TV. In 2011 her first book of short stories The Girl Who Cut My Hair was published.
Since 2009 Kristīne is working on researching Latvian - Finnish melodrama master, filmmaker Teuvo Tulio (1912 – 2000). She is making the creative documentary Fedya about his childhood in Latvia and currently developing the international multimedia project Teuvo Tulio – In Between the Worlds which includes exhibition, film screenings and discussion panels to celebrate Tulio's 100 years anniversary.
During her Ptarmigan residency, Kristīne will conduct further research into Teuvo Tulio's life and work on her film with some public talks and screenings.
Sasa Rajsic (1985, Yugoslavia) is a visual artists working in performance, video, installation, sculpture and painting. Rajsic is currently enrolled in Master of Arts Degree Programme in Live Art and Performance Studies at Theatre Academy Helsinki.
History is an important aspect of all of my work. I use historical references, not to literally interpret but to analytically approach and distinguish paradox within them. My work is conceptually based and tend to be as exploratory and critical of itself as I am of the ideas that are being communicated.
Ola Ståhl is a writer, cultural theorist and sound & text based artist based in Malmö, Sweden. He received his BA with First Class Honours in The History of Art, Design and Film with Professional Writing from Sheffield Hallam University, and his MA with Distinction in The Social History of Art and PhD in Cultural Studies from the Department of Fine Art, Art History and Cultural Studies at The University of Leeds. He is a founding member of artist collective C.CRED with which he has participated in several international art exhibitions and festivals including BIG Torino 2002: BIG Social Game (Turin, Italy), ISEA 2004 (Tallinn, Estonia), Version>05(Chicago, USA), and Urban Festival 2005 (Zagreb, Croatia). His work has also been shown in exhibitions and at venues such as Public Space With A Roof (Amsterdam, Holland, 2004), South Hill Parks Arts Centre (Bracknell, UK, 2007), Kunsthaus Erfurt (Erfurt, Germany, 2007), Esbjergs Kunstmuseum (Esbjerg, Denmark, 2008), Ormeau Baths (Belfast, Northern Ireland), and NEON Gallery (Brösarp, 2009).
In 2003-2004 he collaborated with NYC based artist collective the 16Beaver group on a series of projects and in 2006-2007 he worked with Philadelphia-based artist group Basekamp on, amongst other things, a contribution to the Locally Localized Gravity exhibition at the ICA, Philadelphia (USA). As an occasional cohort of the artist group Red76, he's been working on projects both at Reed College, Portland, Oregon (USA) and at The Bureau for Open Culture, Columbus, Ohio (USA).
His writing has been published in several journals including Parallax, Angelaki, Journal of Visual Cultures, ArtQuest, Unrealized Projects and Pequod, as well as in a forthcoming volume edited by Simon O'Sullivan and Stephen Zepfke under the title Deleuze and Contemporary Art (Edinburgh University Press), and between 2001-2003 he was part of the editorial collective of Parallax, an international journal of cultural studies. Additionally, he has contributed papers, readings and performances to many international festivals and conferences including the annual conference of the International Association for Philosophy and Literature on the theme Writing Aesthetics (Leeds, 2003), the CentreCATH conference The Ethics and Politics of Indexicality and Virtuality (Bradford, 2005), The Living Thought of Gilles Deleuze at Copenhagen Business School and The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Art (Copenhagen, 2005), and the Beckett & Company centenary conference at The Tate Modern and Goldsmiths College (London, 2006), and between 2003-2008 he taught at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design and London College of Communication, University of the Arts London.In 2010 he was selected to participate in the prestigious residency program at The Headlands Centre for the Arts in California, USA.
Ola Ståhl is currently working out of shared studio and project space Ystadvägen 13 in Malmö where he is also part of the editorial collectives of the journal FASAD and the independent press In Edit Mode. During his Ptarmigan residency he will work on his project FILM.
Vigdis Haugtrø investigates how to redraw the spectator from here or their primary position of looking at art; to participate in art. Through this experience of physical activity the spectator can reach different levels of stored memory captured by the body instead of the mind. Through these often playful activities associations are set in motion and generate new energy.
Artūrs Punte is our artist in residence from 15th September - 15th November 2010.
Artūrs Punte was born in Riga in 1977. He graduated from the Maxim Gorky Literature Institute, in Moscow, and currently works in advertising. Punte's conceptual projects include "Bubbleshow" (www.bubbleshow.com, with Dmitrijs Zagga) and "Как хочешь!" (www.re-lab.net/KX, with Vladimirs Svetlovs); he is also the author of several poetic video projects and was an organizer of the poetic video festival "Word in Motion" in 2001 and 2003. Punte edits the journal "Орбита" and the Web site www.orbita.lv, and compiled the collection "Dengi/Науда" in 2001. He writes poetry in Russian and Latvian and translates poetry from the Latvian.
Punte has published works in the journals "Орбита", "Даугава", "Karogs", "Luna", "Латвийская литература", and "Ariel" (Sweden); the collections "Dengi/Науда", "Dzejas diena", "Спутник" (Kemerovo, 2001), "Вавилон" (Moscow), "Nell`orbita di Riga" (Italy, 2006), and "Ars poetica" (Bratislava, 2005); and the anthologies "Братская колебель" (Moscow, 2004), "Девять измерений" (Moscow, 2004), "Освобожденный Улисс" (Moscow, 2004), and "Воздушный змей" (Tartu, 2006). Punte's works have also been published on the Web sites www.satori.lv, www.orbita.lv, and www.textonly.ru.
During his stay, Punte will be creating a sound performance, workshop and screenings. His project whilst at Ptarmigan is a sound performance - "Poetry Map of the Town". He will be making field recordings in the urban areas of Helsinki – on the streets, in the shops, cafés and other public places.
An essential aspect of the performance will be the usage of hisself-made musical "instrument" that is a special freaky-looking gadget for live sound mix. The "instrument" is made from Yamaha sound mixer connected to four mp3-players and a microphone; the appearance altogether reminds of a retro-futuristic guitar.
The main idea of the project is filling the map of Helsinki and it's suburbs with visual, audio, textual and poetry tags. He aims to do it with every place he visits – thus step by step (line by line – in case of poetry) building his own big virtual map of the imaginary city. Punte will choose specific sites within the place to get familiar with, and reinterpret them by the means of poetic texts. Text may be expressed in various forms, such as short poems, letters, SMS and diary or tags and notes on the internet map (GPS based). As the project outcome, the virtual map will provide an experiential tour of the multiple layers of physical, social, historical and fictional qualities that have been identified through the research of cities.
Regarding the project, Punte writes " The lines of my poetry often have concrete geographic connections, including coordinates in the spatial means. On one hand, these 'coordinates' lead to a very particular point, like a building or a certain café; on the other hand, maps themselves are very intense and visually rich material, which invites us to 'read' them more and more closely, do reveal them layer by layer, and to follow them. Thus, the most appropriate poetry reading could be a common journey of a poet and a reader/listener, using the specially prepared sound-scape or: map. Reader and the author, together look for a route on this map, zooming certain objects closer, illustrating the exact phrases with the sound, recorded there; mixing several sound tracks, using effect to create the most impressive sound picture for the poem. The destination and time for this travel is chosen intuitively; this performance altogether is very improvisational and processual."
This residency has been made possible due to funding from the Nordic Culture point.
Amanda Vähämäki was born in 1981 in Tampere, Finland. After high school she moved to Italy to study painting in the Fine Arts Academy of Bologna. Very soon she discovered the vivid comic scene of Bologna. She also understood painting was not her cup of tea. In 2004 she began self-publishing her comics and became a member of Canicola, a comic art collective of young artists in the Bologna area. She has also published short stories in various European anthologies, such as Canicola, Orang and Glömp. Her first graphic novel, Campo di Babà, was published by Canicola in 2006. It was then translated into French, Swedish, Finnish and also Serbian. In 2006 Vähämäki and her colleague Michelangelo Setola held an exhibition collecting over 200 drawings in Hamburg. Some of these drawings were self-published in a little book called Souvlaki Circus, re-edited and reprinted in 2008 by Buenaventurapress.
After graduating, she moved back to Finland. Vähämäki was asked to draw a story for the Drawn & Quarterly Showcase number 5. Once it finally was ready in 2008, it was published also in Finnish in a separate edition by Huuda Huuda, under the name Äitienpäivä, (Mother's Day). Now it exists also in French, published by Fremok. Vähämäki currently resides in Helsinki and works as a full-time comic artist with eleven other artists at the only comic art studio of Finland, Kutikuti. Together they publish a free comic tabloid magazine called Kuti.
Ptarmigan has hosted a variety of projects, some regular and some irregular. Here are former recurring projects that are currently inactive (but may come back to life).
Aalto University Laptop Orchestra aims to bring together all kinds of interests for sharing experimental/electronic music experience in live performances. AULO is an open group for experimenting collaborative laptop music both in academic and free context.
artHOP is a socially engaged participatory hopping betweens places. Some places will already be artistically charged (e.g. the gallery), whilst other places will challenge us to think about them in artistic ways (e.g. a dog show or industrial site). artHOP is a leisurely (yet active) Saturday afternoon hopping group and will meet every couple of weeks (please check this site for updates of dates and locations). 3-4 places will be visited each time. Welcome along!
Clip Kino' events are self-organised screening events of short video clips & documentaries found online. It aims to drag aspects of normalised 'private' activity - of viewing downloaded content on one's own computer - into public space for screening, appreciation and debate. 'Media-environmental awareness' applies to include the social ecology of one's interests, desires, and attentions in one's peer-group and community.
Ptarmigan ry is co-producing part of the Helsinki leg of the Dimanche Rouge Estonia-Finland-France festival from October 17th till the 20th, 2013.
The festival takes place in Tallinn, Helsinki/ Espoo, and Paris and is organized by Paris based Dimanche Rouge in partnership with associations Ptarmigan ry, Art Container/Culture Factory Polymer and Le Generateur/Frasq. The program will feature experimental performances in disciplines including performance art, audiovisual, multimedia, dance and sound art.
In addition to the performances, participating artists will hold roundtable discussions and talks throughout the festival.The festival will be held at a range of venues including national museums, artist-run spaces and various site-specific locations.
Ptarmigan co-directors Sari Kivinen and Christine Langinauer have curated part of the Helsinki program which is focused on site specificity, urban explorations and interventions in public spaces.
Dimanche Rouge is a Paris-based, non-profit association dedicated to the promotion of experimental and live art. Check out their website http://dimancherouge.org/ for more details including a spunky online catalogue featuring all of the artists involved in the festival!
Ali Al-Fatlawi and Wathiq Al-Ameri, Amelia Beavis-Harrison, Andrea Saemann, Andres Montes, Andrus Joonas, Arianne Foks, Belinda Campbell, Corporal Outis, David Commander, Eniko Buday and András J.Nagy, Erik Alalooga, Erki Kasemets, Ernest Truely, Francesca Fini, Gisela Hochuli, Hector Canonge, IP Group, Jamie McMurry, Janet Meaney, Jasmin Schaitl, Jean-Christophe Petit, Jeffery Byrd, Judith Huber, Jussi Matilainen, Kaia Otstak, Karolin Kent and Sarah Armstrong, Katrinamuri, Kimbal Quist Bumstead, Krachkisten, Lora Dimova, Meri Nikula, Monica Klingler, Nastja Säde Rönkkö, Nathalie Mba Bikoro, Neil Luck, Nicole Rechsteiner, Peter Shaw, Philip Levine, Raul Rajangu, Robin Pourbaix, Rooms, Runabout, Sabotanic Garden, Upcycle Roundup, Valerian Maly and Klara Schilliger, Venelin Shurelov, VJ Eletroiman and Sonikgroove, VJ Emiko, VJ Jago, VJ Juladi, Vloeistoff, Weeks & Whitford, Willem Wilhelmus, Wunderkind.
Dimanche Rouge: Opie Boero Imwinkelried and Oscar Mac-Fall, Ptarmigan: Sari Kivinen, Christine Langinauer, Art Container: Sandra Jogeva, Swiss Artists: Gisela Hochuli, Visual Brasil: Ricardo Cancado aka VJ Eletroiman.
CABLE FACTORY Kiinteistö Oy Kaapelitalo, Tallberginkatu 1 C 15, FI-00180 Helsinki
EMMA Espoo Museum of Modern Art The Weegee Exhibition Centre, Ahertajantie 5, Tapiola, 02070 Espoo
FINNKINO CINEMA Salomonkatu 15, 00100 Helsinki
GALLERIA AUGUSTA Suomenlinna B 44 E13, Susisaari 00190 Helsinki
HELSINKI ART MUSEUM (TENNIS PALACE OR TENNISPALATSI) Salomonkatu 15, 00100 Helsinki
HÖYHENTÄMO (PLUCKHOUSE) Korkeavuorenkatu 17, 00130 Helsinki
GALLERIA HUUTO JÄTKÄSAARI Makasiini L3, Tyynenmerenkatu 6, 00220 Helsinki
KAMPPI SHOPPING CENTRE/ KAMPPI KESKUKSEN E-TASO (HELSINKI ART MUSEUM POP-UP) Urho Kekkosen katu, 00100 Helsinki
KIASMA MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART Mannerheiminaukio 2, FIN-00100, Helsinki OKSASENKATU 11 Oksasenkatu 11, 00100 Helsinki
SOKOS HOTEL ALEKSANTERI Albertinkatu 34, 00180 Helsinki
XL ART SPACE Vuorikatu 22 00100 Helsinki
CULTURE FACTORY POLYMER, ART CONTAINER Madara 22, 10613 Tallinn
KUMU Weizenbergi 34 / Valge 1, 10127 Tallinn
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Festival partners and sponsors: Ptarmigan ry, Art Container/Culture Factory Polymer, Le Generateur/Frasq, City of Helsinki Cultural Office, HIAP, Embassy of Belgium in Helsinki, Anis Gras, and Embassy of Poland in Tallinn, Sokos Hotel Viru. Venue partners: Culture Factory Polymer, Le Generateur, Galleria Augusta, EMMA Espoo Museum of Modern Art, Helsinki Art Museum, KUMU Art Museum, Kiasma, Ptarmigan Tallinn, Oksasenkatu 11, XL Art Space, Huuto Jätkäsaari, Performance Center Eskus, Finnkino, Höyhentämo (Pluckhouse), National Library of Estonia and Cable Factory/Kaapelitehdas. Support for artists: Korean Arts Council, Swiss Arts Council Pro Helvetia, Balassi Institute's Hungarian Institute in Tallinn, British Council, Embassy of Austria in Tallinn, Adam Mickiewicz Institute, ArtsACT, BMUKK, and Land Steiermark. Other support: Hornborg, Bulgarian and Polish embassies in Helsinki, French Institute and Italian Cultural Institute in Helsinki, MUU ry, Presentaatio, Visual Brasil, VJ Fest Turkey, Proyecto Hibrido, Bambuser and Souvenirs From Earth.
Due Diligence Development Circuit is a network comprised of five partner organisations in the Nordic & Batlic countries: Ptarmigan (Tallinn, Estonia), Ptarmigan (Helsinki, Finland), Small Projects (Tromsø, Norway), Mount Analogue (Stockholm, Sweden) and Weld (Stockholm, Sweden). The network is funded in 2012 by Nordic Culture Point. All of the partners are non-profit, artist-run platforms, and view the operation of their events as an artistic project in itself.
The starting point of Due Diligence Development Circuit (dddc) is to explore three content areas:
1. Experimental arts collaboration. Programmes in this field will be open-form group activities that explore performance, visual art, sound, and other forms. The emphasis is on collaboration, not the production of objects or media.
2. Maker culture. Programmes in this field will take a hands-on approach, where participants will take on production strategies through the "DIY" model. This could be anything ranging from homebuilt electronics, musical instruments, or software engineering.
3. Sustainable lifestyles. Programmes in this field will investigate the rhythms of life in the contemporary Nordic and Baltic countries, looking at sustainability awareness, behavioural alternatives, and critiques of society.
In 2012 we will invite selected artists to work with us as we develop the dddc network.
A performance idea, which will occur when desired in response to a particular space, an exhibition or situation. Durational Relational is about verbal and non-verbal conversation between the artists, the site, the artwork/s and the audience.
We are founding the first open Hackerspace (*) in the capital region of Finland. (* or "Makerspace", "FabLab", or whatever you want to call it!)
We are now recruiting more members who are willing to pay 15-25€/month, or whatever it takes to rent a reasonable work space in Helsinki. The more members we get, the cheaper it will be for each!
We are, among other DIY-projects, interested about applying electronics to various ideas, not just traditional hardware hacker stuff, but also in artistic and other sectors, like 3D-printing and so on. But of course it depends on our coming members, which kind of direction Helsinki Hacklab will eventually take.
Currently we are not actively offering residencies in Helsinki as our focus is increasingly about developing projects that are initiated by the members of Ptarmigan association.
However residencies have been one interesting part of our relatively short existence. Between 2009-2011 we were host to a variety of residencies for artists and other creative producers. These were sometimes been Helsinki-based people working in our old Nilsiänkatu space, or international visitors with longer-term projects. Since 2011 Ptarmigan Helsinki has not been bound to a physical space and our funded Nordic-Baltic residency programme has finished, so our residency programme is on a bit of a hiatus.
We are always open to interesting ideas and projects. Whilst we cannot offer funds, studio space, or accomodation, we are still eager to work with visiting projects in whatever capacity we can. This may merely be through networking or organising talks and presentations, but it's something we can do at this moment.
Instead of thinking that we are a residency centre without a centre, we see our community as the centre. As always, we're most interested in proposals that don't fit inside the typical confines of art production. With our focus on participatory projects, we are most excited by work that engages with the public and creates events and unusual interactions. We love formats such as workshops, discussions, and bizarre approaches to educational formats -- and we always like to see residents who become involved with our ongoing projects. And now, with our second location in Tallinn, we're excited to see projects that would have some presence in both countries.
If you are visiting Helsinki and are interested to present an artist talk or performance please or if you are planning a project anyway that you'd like to collaborate with us on - please tell use about your ideas through our project proposal form. Give us a sense of what you're looking for from us, and why you think Ptarmigan is a good platform for your work. Whilst we can't promise anything, but we would still love to hear from you.
A two-week takeover of a shipping container in Lasipalatsinaukio, Helsinki, from the 29th of May until the 10th of June 2012. Kontaining is produced by Ptarmigan ry in association with the Arts Council of Uusimaa.
Labyrinths and Rings is an ongoing series at Ptarmigan that features artists, musicians, filmmakers, cultural producers, or any other creative practitioner presenting their work to our audience. The guests will make short presentations of their work and practice, which is followed by a moderated question and answer session/discussion.
All L&R events will feature either a DJ or live background music, and food will be served according to a different theme for each night.
If you are passing through Helsinki and would be interested in presenting your work at a Labyrinths and Rings, please contact us and propose your ideas.
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+ 971 (0) 4317 1234
French fine dining
Traiteur is a classy, but funky, restaurant at the Park Hyatt Dubai in Deira,
with a striking modern architectural setting featuring two levels connected
by a long metal staircase suspended from the ceiling. The cuisine is French
and there is an impressive wine selection to complement your meal.
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Opening Hours
Sun-Thu 7pm-12am; Fri 12.30pm-4pm & 7pm-12am
Park Hyatt Dubai, Dubai
+971 (0) 4602 1234
Spectrum on One
Eight interactive kitchens
Spectrum on One is known for its decadent Champagne brunch, and for being the
first to start the trend. Cuisines from India, Thailand, Japan, China,
Europe and the Middle East are prepared in eight interactive kitchens,
another unique dining concept that has garnered numerous accolades. Choose
from intimate private dining rooms or bustling ambience.
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Opening Hours
Daily 6.30pm-1am; Fri brunch 12pm-3pm
The Fairmont Dubai, Sheikh Zayed Road, Dubai
+971 (0) 4332 5555
Spice Island
Globe-trotting buffet
Spice Island at the Renaissance Hotel in Deira serves a popular dinner buffet
with a great variety of culinary dishes from around the world. Try Mexican,
Chinese, Indian and Arabic, but be sure to leave room for dessert. This
restaurant is popular with groups, and is great value for all-you-can-eat
and drink.
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Opening Hours
Daily 6.30pm-11.30pm
Renaissance Dubai Hotel, Dubai
+971 (0) 4262 5555
Relaxed oceanview dining
Located right on the beach near Dubai Marina, Bussola is a hidden gem with
two parts and two atmospheres. The ground floor offers a comfortably chic
dining room ambience, where seafood reigns on the menu. Upstairs the mood is
casual in the trendy alfresco pizzeria and bar.
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Opening Hours
Daily 7pm-11pm
Le Meridien Mina Seyahi Beach Resort & Marina, Dubai
+971 (0) 4399 3333
Secluded Thai dining
You will have to take a water taxi to get to Paithai as it is set on the
picturesque waterways of the Madinat Jumeirah Resort. The restaurant serves
up classic Thai dishes with a modern twist in a very secluded, peaceful and
romantic setting. Try dishes like roasted duck in red curry sauce.
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Opening Hours
Daily 7pm-11.30pm
Madinat Jumeirah Resort, Dubai
+971 (0) 4366 8888
Andalucian tapas restaurant
Seville's oozes Latin warmth and charm, set at Wafi Rooftop Gardens in Bur
Dubai. The restaurant offers a great selection of hot and cold tapas and
Spanish specialities, including seafood paella, as well as delicious sangria
and a good Spanish wine selection.
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Opening Hours
Daily 12pm-2am (until 1am Sat-Mon)
Wafi Rooftop Gardens, Dubai
+971 (0) 4324 4555
The Noodle House
South-East Asian delights
Based in Jumeirah Emirates Towers on Sheikh Zayed Road, The Noodle House is
always buzzing. Fun, fresh and affordable South-East Asian cuisine is served
up with some tasty exotic fruity cocktails. Try prawns, curries and the
Lychee Pine cocktail.
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Opening Hours
Daily 12pm-12am
Jumeirah Emirates Towers, Sheikh Zayed Road, Dubai
+971 (0) 4319 8088
More Cafe
Cosy casual café
More Cafe has a real neighbourhood feel - a place where people meet to catch
up over lunch, dinner, a coffee or dessert. This no-frills café has a broad
menu and a relaxed atmosphere, ideal both with a family or alone. Bring your
laptop, or flick through the newspaper/magazine rack.
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Opening Hours
Daily 9am-9pm
Sheikh Zayed Road, Dubai
+971 (0) 4343 3779
Creekside casual dining
With a patio on the creek in Deira, Boardwalk overlooks the Dubai Creek Golf
& Yacht Club marina and Creek Park across the water. The casual
restaurant has a marine atmosphere and a menu from light appetisers to
satisfying main courses. There's a special kid's menu and service is prompt.
Enjoy sunset here.
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Opening Hours
Daily 8am-12am
Dubai Creek Golf & Yacht Club, Dubai
+971 (0) 4295 6000


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