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Moon Salutations are a flowing yoga practice designed to draw the energy of the body,
mind and heart, inward to a more reflective nature honoring the energy of the full moon.
In this workshop we will combine the Moon Salutation sequence with mantras, meditations
and restorative postures. We will use the practice of candle gazing and a guided deep
relaxation to clear the mind and calm the soul. It is a time to heal and reflect on all
the beauty within us and around us.
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The Windy Moon
Transitioning into Light
Friday, March 6 | 6:30-8:30pm | $25 | North Hills
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The Spring Moon
Welcoming Rebirth
Friday, April 3 | 6:30-8:30pm | $25 | North Hills
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The Flower Moon
Blooming with Light
Friday, May 1 | 6:30-8:30pm | $25 | North Hills
This class is designed to use the energy of yoga, mantra and meditation to heal the body mind and soul. It is open to women of all ages and backgrounds. When we come together in a circle, the power of the group helps to support and uplift all the members of the group. We will begin class with some gentle flowing yogic exercises to stretch and open the body. We will then light a candle and speak an intention for healing in five words or less. We will support our intention by chanting a healing mantra and closing with a guided meditation and deep relaxation.
Friday, February 20 | 6:30-8pm | regular class pricing | Strip District
Friday, March 20 | 6:30-8pm | regular class pricing | North Hills
Friday, April 17 | 6:30-8pm | regular class pricing | North Hills
Friday, May 22 | 6:30-8pm | regular class pricing | North Hills
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Getting Unstuck with Yoga and Positive Psychology
Sunday, March 29 | 2-4pm | $25 | East Liberty
Feel like you're getting overwhelmed by stress? Not living the life you wanted? Learn compassion for yourself so you can move beyond your emotional pain, to live a purposeful, joyful, happy life! This class includes yoga, positive psychology exercises, journaling,
laughter, and conscious breathing.
Join Joni in this workshop and learn techniques you can practice regularly to relax and restore your body, mind and soul.
You'll learn meditation and breath techniques to calm and focus the mind, plus how to position the body, using props, to encourage complete relaxation. Class includes gentle movement, periods of stillness, and periods of reclined relaxation. No experience
necessary. Open to anyone who needs to relax. Please bring a blanket and your own mat if possible. Limited studio props are available.
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Sunday, March 1 | 2-4pm | $25 | East Liberty
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Sunday, April 12 | 2-4pm | $25 | North Hills
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Sunday, May 3 | 2-4pm | $25 | East Liberty
Sustaining healthy, fulfilling relationships (of any kind) can be challenging, especially
during times of stress. Do you need to re-connect with your spouse, partner, friend,
mother, father or other family member? This workshop is designed to allow you to quietly
experience and appreciate each other's unique presence, without words getting in the way
of your connection.
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Saturday, February 28 | 3-4:30pm | $35/couple | Squirrel Hill
This lecture and Q&A workshop is a how-to for teachers looking to
build a healthy client roster. The workshop is filled with tips,
techniques and insights on instructing individuals.
Richard details everything from the initial interview: establishing
expectations, cultivating a beneficial client relationship and
organizing your schedule. He also explains how cues, prop usage and
adjustments can change in the private client setting.
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Sunday, February 15 | 1:30-3:30pm | $35 | Strip District
Whether you're interested in teaching seniors, those with injuries or other physical limitations, or just
those who want to balance with something softer, Joni will provide a framework and series of movements/poses for teaching gentle yoga. She will provide opportunities for out-of-the box thinking when it comes to preparing classes or working with private students
who have gentle needs. Joni will also draw on her Master's level psychology work to add a positive psychology twist, with meditations and concepts for healing through the power of positive thinking. Joni is an experienced 500 hour Registered Yoga Teacher;
this workshop will count toward continuing education for 200 hour teachers.
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Saturday, February 21 | 2-5pm | $40 | (cancelled due to weather) Strip District
Most back pain is a symptom of conditions developed over time. It can be caused by overuse injuries, lack of movement, accident trauma, poor posture, prolonged sitting, and emotional and mental stress. The antidote? Healthy movement. Targeted movement increases blood flow to soft tissue, muscles and joints; restores stability and strength; works in an optimal range of motion to restore flexibility; balances the nervous system; promotes healing; and helps prevent future injury.
In this exploratory workshop, Linda will present various forms of movement and yoga therapy designed to aid the back. She will guide you toward new insights into how your body moves, what causes pain, the importance of alignment and good posture, how to increase your kinesthetic awareness to produce more fluid and efficient movement in your body, and the vital role of the breath in releasing pain and tension.
No prior yoga experience necessary. Open to all who want to have a healthy, stable back. Also encouraged for teachers who would like to earn therapeutic CEUs. Each participant will receive a healthy back home practice guide at the workshop.
Saturday, February 28 | 12-2:30pm | $35 in advance/$40 at the door | Strip District
The connective tissues in our lower back and hips play a critical role
in our posture. If they are balanced, they absorb the shocks of our
daily lives. Unbalanced, they can cause pain and postural holding
patterns that extend through the neck and shoulders.
Students will release the lumbar spine, sacrum and hips through a
combination of long holds and fascial release movements. The practice
also uses gravity as a tool to decompact the bones and discs,
reversing its typical compressive role.
We will discover ways to apply these techniques day-to-day to ease
discomfort and maintain a consistent vibrancy in the lower back and
hips. This workshop is for all levels and no previous yoga experience
is required.
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Sunday, March 15 | 1:30-3:30pm | $30 | East Liberty
Since 2005, Richard has been helping runners and cyclists strengthen
and stretch every muscle and decompress every joint from the hips
down. Richard also guides students through the anatomy of the breath
and introduces techniques to maximize athletic performance.
Richard addresses common running injuries and how to avoid them or
support a recovery. You'll receive a guide for a five-minute warm-up
and cool-down plus a few simple tools to further your routine.
The workshop is also ideal for cross-trainers and for any active
individual. All levels welcome—no yoga experience required.
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Sunday, April 19 | 1:30-3:30pm | $30 | East Liberty
May 15-17, 2015
Kino MacGregor is one of a select group of people to receive the Certification to teach
Ashtanga Yoga by its founder Sri K. Pattabhi Jois in Mysore, India. The youngest woman
to hold this title, she has completed the challenging Third Series and is now learning
the Fourth Series.
After seven years of consistent trips to Mysore, at the age of 29, she received from
Guruji the Certification to teach Ashtanga yoga and has since worked to pass on the
inspiration to practice to countless others. The director and co-owner of Miami Life
Center, she has produced four Ashtanga Yoga DVDs. Kino is dedicated to carrying the torch
of Ashtanga yoga throughout the world and sharing the amazing tradition of Ashtanga
yoga with everyone who is inspired to practice. In her unique, inspirational and playful
approach Kino helps all her students expand and deepen their understanding of yoga and
life. Yoga found its expression through her message of spiritual strength, balanced
flexibility and emotional peace.
To learn more, please visit www.kinoyoga.com.
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Solar Fire: The Sun Salutations
Known in Sanskrit as the Surya Namaskara, the Sun Salutations awaken the deep fire of purification that cleanses the body and clears the mind. Delve into a detail oriented breakdown of the Sun Salutations and understand these simple movements as the basis for deep backbends, powerful handstands and easy hip opening. Sri K. Pattabhi Jois always said that the entire yoga practice is contained within the format of the Sun Salutations. Join this workshop and understand how a conscious practice of the Sun Salutations will unlock the keys to a graceful, effortless practice.
Friday, May 15 | 6-8pm | $55 | East Liberty
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Ashtanga Yoga Full Primary Series
Surrender to the traditional Ashtanga Yoga method with careful emphasis on the traditional vinyasa method and have fun along the journey. Experience the integrity and purity of the Ashtanga Yoga practice and be prepared to sweat.
Saturday, May 16 | 10am-noon | $55 | East Liberty
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Handstand Lovers
No matter how long you practice handstand is a benchmark of strength and steadiness that transcends physical disciplines. From yoga to martial arts to gymnastics a stable handstand is the key test of alignment and mastery. The only thing you need to join this class is a love of handstands. Whether you are a total beginner or have a stable handstand you will learn tools to build strength and alignment while balancing on your hands. Leave with a strength building program that you can do every day to develop the physical and emotional strength to support your handstanding journey.
Saturday, May 16 | 2-4pm | $55 | East Liberty
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Twist into Your Center
Deep twisting increases energy levels, cleanses the body and opens the mind to new levels of awareness. Find the perfect balance between activation and release in this new approach to twisting. Learn healthy technique to increase flexibility in your spine and shoulders while creating solid foundation in your pelvis. Use the core strength of the body to support the twisting and extension. You will have fun with many levels of twists and even use the twisting position to enter some challenging arm balances
Sunday, May 17 | noon-2pm | $55 | East Liberty
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Entire weeekend, $200
Neurogenic Yoga™ is a revolutionary technique in trauma healing and stress reduction.
This practice combines yoga asana and pranayama with the body's natural, therapeutic shaking response. This shaking response in humans, much the same as the instinctual shaking in animals, is the nervous system's way of discharging long-held tension and trauma, or unconscious muscle contraction in order to restore the body to wholeness. Neurogenic Yoga™ reawakens our body's intrinsic release mechanism for optimal health.
Neurogenic Yoga™ is a simple, gentle and profound practice that facilities the lengthening and relaxation of the psoas muscle and the release of physical and emotional stress and tension. During a Neurogenic Yoga™ practice, we safely self induce therapeutic vibration using yoga postures and breath. Often vibration begins in the legs and may spread throughout the entire body. This method is based on Dr. David Berceli's technique of Trauma Releasing Exercises™ (TRE™).
This experiential workshop will include an introduction and deeper understanding of self induced therapeutic tremoring and its history and origin in Dr. David Berceli's technique of TRETM. Participants will experience two Neurogenic Yoga classes including yoga asana, pranayama and therapeutic tremoring.
Most people describe this experience as pleasant and relaxing and report many improvements in their physical and emotional state.
This class is appropriate for people of all level of fitness. NOTE: Pregnant women are welcome to attend and perform the Yoga exercises but are generally not advised to perform the tremoring component. Shaking and tremoring, however often occur naturally during or after birth and can assist with the birth process and a more complete bodily recovery.
Jennica's background in the trauma-healing field gives way to a unique approach for rediscovering balance and wellness. Jennica has been teaching weekly yoga classes since 2005 and leads yoga teacher trainings in La Jolla, CA. She is a Level II certified Tension and Trauma Releasing Exercises (TRE) Facilitator and is a Lead Trainer of the Neurogenic Yoga Teacher Training.
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Saturday, May 30 | 11-6:30pm (with an 1.5 hour break) | $150 | East liberty


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Cimicifuga VS Arunca
Would either of these be good behind 2-3' plants? They're supposed to be 5' tall, but the picture of the cimicifuga shows that most of the foilage is quite low and its only the flower stalk that rises high-- so I'm wondering where to position it-- maybe more in middle or front of border?
Have never seen them in real life before, only pictures. How far to space them apart?
It is true that the cimicifuga foliage is only about 18 inches high (in general and in my garden). So that might get obscured behind something that is 2-3 feet high. The foliage can be fairly wide when they send up multiple "leaves", so space them a good distance apart (3 to 4 feet).
I don't have any experience with arunca.
My cimicifuga is planted in deep shade on the north side of the house. It gets about four feet tall and the spiky flower about two more feet. Unless I stake them, most of them flop quite a bit. My Aruncus doicus is fuller, but only about 4 feet tall. I have to stake it too, or it falls over into the path. For me, the cimicifuga is taller and thinner; the Aruncus quite a bit fuller (2-3 feet wide) and not as tall.
My aruncus in full shade (north side, peaked roof, trees) are a bit floppy, but in dappled shade (trees) they are not floppy at all.
Here is a picture of Cimicifuga 'Brunette' taken last summer. When in bloom, the plant is easily 6' tall with about 4' of foliage. It gets some afternoon sun. I haven't planted tall plants in front but you could get away with 2', maybe 3' depending on how much of the Cimicifuga foliage you want to see.
Although these can be a bit slow to establish, once they get going, they make quite the archetectural statement.
Kathie, I just got 2 Black Beauties the other day--they really are beauties! One will be in its own spot-- path kinda goes around it. As it turns out the 2nd one wont work where I thought it would. Maybe put them together to create one big plant? They are supposed to "colonize," or spread by rhizomes so I'd be giving them a head start? Make sense?
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Hi Everyone,
I'm looking at a couple greenhouses online for growing tomatoes. I'm totally new and I really don't know what I should be looking for.
I've been looking at this one:
Or this one: http://backyardgreenhouses.ca/ecom.asp?pg=products&specific=jqlplnf4&gotogrp=208&gotopgnum=1
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Neither can I! :D
That's fantastic!
I wish you and the entire team the best with this mod :)
Ok, if you don't get a reply from Yeoman soon, ask Isilendil. He's usually quick to answer :)
Hey guys,
Glad to see that this will be its own mod.
I must ask you something though: did you get permission from the CoW team? I don't want to see you guys have any negative repercussions on the TWC because you did this out of impatience.
You know I wish you guys the best and I congratulate all of you on all of your hard work.
No, I don't think so.
Well, the horse already has an arrow in its eye, so your first prediction is quite probable :P
Could you explain your situation a bit more in detail? The more info you give us, the more we can assist you in getting this game running.
Hello my friend,
I suggest you look here (http://www.twcenter.net/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=1387) for technical help. There are some really kind and helpful members of the TWC that will assist anybody that is having trouble.
If you are still having issues, feel free to contact me and I'll assist you the best I can.
Because my friend, this is Warhammer. And in Warhammer, armies are much more massive than in any other little fantasy realm such as Tolkien's Middle-Earth. In a Warhammer battle, 150,000 soldiers on each side (which was something around how many Orcs were besieging Minas Tirith) is nothing compared to the armies of literally millions of demons/orcs/elves/dwarves/whatever. Warhammer is about exaggeration and if you can't handle the massiveness of it all, then I'm afraid Warhammer is not for you.
Also, you can't really compare Third Age with Call of Warhammer. They're two completely different mods by two completely teams (well, except for SHREDDER. He's on both teams :P). Third Age is a good mod and very well made, but so is Call of Warhammer. If you really want to see a "better" Warhammer mod, I suggest you look here (http://www.twcenter.net/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=1377). You may find something you'll like.
And for those who would love to see Warhammer armies fight LOTR armies, you're in luck, I made a sub-mod for TATW 1.41 (yes, I have to update to 2.1) that adds many factions from CoW to Third Age. You can find that here: Twcenter.net
2 and 3 and 4 and JAZZ HANDS!!!
Don't type in the unit's actual name. You must look in the "export_descr_unit.txt" (EDU) for the correct name.
For example: The Empire Swordsmen are know as "Swordsmen of Empire" in the EDU.
They already have a couple units in game.
Just find the units at the bottom of the "export_descr_unit.txt" and delete the phrase 'no_custom' in the attribute line.
These links may be helpful to you: Twcenter.net
Look here my friend:http://www.twcenter.net/forums/showthread.php?t=392314
They are in the works;)
Steam users should look here (http://www.twcenter.net/forums/showthread.php?t=449008) for help with any mod. The TWC is a great place for assistance for Total War based games/mods.
Download and install the translation here: Twcenter.net
It's Grond!!!!!
@Hodeskalle: I'm sure it will be small, it's just the axe may be small as well, so it could be confused as a human-sized goblin.
Or "creepy blight"
Well, custom settlements are defenitely not "something small" by any standards in the Total War modding community. If you want to see how big of a deal it is, look here:
It is actually the first time anybody has made a custom settlement, let alone of this detail, for Medieval 2: Total War. The TWC community, as well as I, is in a state of "shock and awe" at the marvelous models King Kong has made from a tool provided by wilddog and makanyane that's been in the works for 2+ years now for their own mod. So if I were to have a say in what the new version will be called, I'd defenitely call it 3.0 seeing how monumental this update is for the Total War community. But as Jean=A=Luc pointed out, the name of the new version really is just numbers in the end :P
Could I make a suggesstion?
How about making the slogan "They have come here to kill... not to be killed..." or something like that.
Great job though! This campaign looks very interesting:yes:
Keep it up TATW!
Well done KK!
Same here
Just so I understand, the 3 new factions (GLA, China, and America) will be replacing the current factions (Scrin, NOD, GDI)?
I apologize. I genuinely thought that as long as you don't gain a profit from other people's work, you could not be sued. But I guess that you can use game models for mods of the original game, not mods for other games. I do know that you must ask for permission to use the models and that use of models without consent with the original author is prohibited as long as it's an unmodifided version of the model. If you edit something to a significant degree, it should be ok, but you'd still need permission as far as I know.
But again, thank you for the clearification on the subject. I just seemed to have mixed some legalities in my head.
Thanks for the info ;)
I don't believe you do.
There are a couple things you should know:
1) Garry's Mod (at least GMod 10/11) is a very popular mod based off of Half-Life 2. You can do just about anything you want on the game. Your modding abilities is your limit to the game. Silvelan is very skilled at what he does.
2) He will not need permission from Bethesda games to use the Fallout 3 models, animatations, and textures if they are not used for profit (voluntary donations are acceptable however).
3) This gamemode defenitely won't be a rip-off in any shape or form. It is a brand new gamemode that resembles (not copies) Fallout 3. Don't tell me you wouldn't want to play online with your buddies in a Fallout 3 Universe. I for one am very excited about this game and anxiously await its arrival.
@Gmod Aftermath Team: I was wondering if I could apply for beta testing to help this mod progress quicker for all to enjoy.
For anybody having issues with installation, look here: Twcenter.net
I'll be glad to help with any issues that you may have.
Look here;)
Hey guys,
This torrent was made by me and uploaded by a member of the CoW team. If you have any questions, just contact me here of at Twcenter.net I'm on the TWC frequently, so I'll be quick to answer any questions.
Also, it is commonly referred to as 1.301, but it is also called 1.31 on the boards, so it is not the wrong version. Also, version 1.4 is coming out soon and you can see what is included here: Twcenter.net
1.301 includes fixes to the campaign, a few new units (mainly wizards) and some redone textures.
It's very much possible. You just have to know how to code. One time I converted Isengard to the Kingdoms Grand Campaign Mod and it was a blast.
@qwertyp12345 This has been discussed on the forums and it would seem that they will not be included in the main mod. However, there are several sub-mods, including one I am working with, that will eventually add Angmar.


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my favorite game.
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How do you use your mp3 player? Are you a slave to headphones, or do you like your mp3's out loud. If you like it out loud, what are you hooking your player up to? I talk about some possibilities on one of my Squidoo pages, and I would like to read about how you listen to your digital files.


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I spent the first night with Laura leaving Lynme and Sandra to cope on their own. This was not a good move. Air con set they climbed into bed armed with a sheet each then spent the rest shivering. To say the least Lynme is now an expert with all variations of air con remote comtrols.
Sorry for the delay in updating you all on our progress we've been having trouble with ...
Drunk Locusts and Eric's bad karma in Goa
... and check out a couple more beaches. Our errands included finding contact lens solution for me and purchasing our train tickets to Kerala. It's true Mom, I am going on another overnight train on India Railways. Contact lens solution was easy enough to find, though it always seems a challenge for Indians to produce change. Smaller bills and coins seem to seem to be in short supply. Not sure what that is about, but it took us an extra seven or so minutes while the optometrist's wife ...
Leaving Mumbai....
... were woken in the morning by cries of "Masala Chai" "coffee" (repeat...) and got up and checked out the views. Stunning. I love the train. We arrived at our destination, and met up with the others again who had been in a separate cabin. And went to get a taxi into Calungute. After much waiting, we bundled in, I have to say, I was more scared in that cab than I was in Mumbai, I think because the vehicles move at a slower pace in Mumbai, ...
Our 10 Day Holiday
... for a change of scenery and a bottle of apple fizz. On saturday the supermarket was hectic. The woman behind us in the queue kept tutting and pushing Stew, so we annoyed her by not moving forward often. As we were going to have a BBQ one night we went to the Chaudi butcher, but the chickens were live and Holly would have been put off for life, so we decided not to.
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Dang I wish it would date back to everything we bought cause I have some pretty bad skins I made misstakes buying T.T
I now have 3k RP I wasted in my earlier levels. Awesome!
Thanks Riot!
XD I just refunded Sona that i bought with IP because I had the promo-card from Pax-prime but I used it before i knew this was coming out so now I wasted one of my 3 uses the Arcade Sona skin and No Sona so far I think this is working out really well for me.
Senior Member
After we use up the 3 tokens will we still be able to request refunds via support?
Edit: Just saw the FAQ... once all 3 credits are used up you will not get any refund AT ALL after that even if you contact support. I don't like this.
Angus The Mighty
That 90 day limitation is kind of depressing. If I could trade in my annie in wonderland skin for even half price that would be grand, even if it was for all 3 of my refunds because it is just lackluster compared to every other skin.
Waiting for annie update.
I refunded hecarim i just dont like him, plkus hes on sale :P
Too bad it's been way longer than 90 days since I bought Viktor... I only want to refund him so I don't keep getting him in ARAM...
Got a little IP back on my Garen purchase, though.
yay i was able to refund darius now i can someone worth getting
What if i have second thoughts on my last refund? lol. I should have refunded the champ and not the skin for more rp. Am i able to change my last refund?
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Quinnipiac also surveyed voters in Pennsylvania and Ohio and found voters in all three states expressing concerns about Clinton's honesty and trustworthiness since news in the past month about how she conducted public email business on her private account. Clinton's favorability ratings fell in each state too.
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Mayor Anthony Grant said Monday that despite talk to the contrary, he was not quite cleaning house in Eatonville – though he does literally want to clean up and repair several town buildings.
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|This article possibly contains original research. (December 2012)
Last sheaf. Russia. Photos of the early 20th century
|Also called
|Russian: Обжинки 'Obzhinki'; Belarusian: Прачыстая 'Prachystaya'; Czech: Dožínky; Dormition
|Observed by
|Slavic people
|The end of the harvest crops
August 15 (28). In some regions of Russia Dozhinki rites performed September 8 (21)or September 14 (27).
Dozhinki (Ukrainian: Обжинки 'Obzhynky', Polish: Dożynki, Russian: Обжинки 'Obzhinki'; Belarusian: Прачыстая 'Prachystaya'; Czech: Dožínky; Dormition) is a Slavic harvest festival. Dozhinki (only as phonetic transcription) characterized primarily for the East and West Slavic tradition, at the end of the celebration of the South Slavs shifted to grain harvesting period threshing grain.[1]
In Russia[edit]
It is the ethnolinguistic phenomenon in the history the day of the Russian National Calendar(ru) and the completion of the harvest ritual, falling in many places August 15 (28), in other places celebrated in September. By mid-August harvest grain ends, hence the name of the holiday. Includes the rituals associated with last (dozhinochnym) sheaf, the ritual of "curling beard" and a celebratory meal.
Almost lost in Russia at the Soviet period.[2] In the post-Soviet period this folk tradition in some countries has been recreated as an official holiday.
In Poland[edit]
Harvest Festival in Poland has been celebrated after the harvest since the time of the feudal systems. In the present-day in Poland was created (1929) official The Presidential Harvest Festival,[3] in Czech Republic — Czech Harvest Festival "The Dožínky",[4] etc.
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|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Dozhinki.
- ^ Усачёва В. В. Обжинки // Славянские древности: Этнолингвистический словарь в 5-ти томах / Под ред. Н. И. Толстого; Институт славяноведения РАН. — М.: Международные отношения, 2004. — Т. 3. — С. 448-452. — ISBN 5-7133-1207-0 (Russian).
- ^ Christel Lane. The Rites of Rulers: Ritual in Industrial Society - the Soviet Case. — Cambridge: CUP Archive, 1981 — ISBN 0-521-22608-2 — P. 124
- ^ President of the Republic of Poland official web page
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On Lytro opens an interactive studio in Tokyo article (45 comments in total)
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Roland Karlsson: Cutting jobs and raising more money and spending it on a show room in Tokyo. My experience with several years of raising even more money is that the last money funder owns most of the company and the original people starting the venture is now thinned out in ownership till nearly nothing and are already losers, even if there is a success. Maybe the original starters of the company have succeeded in avoiding that trap. But ... I cannot really see how.
Before worrying about ownership, I wager they need to focus on actually making some viable product and product solution. The technology itself surely are great but that does not mean its actually making any impact to any of our real world need.
Stills, well they are stills .. need I say more, if it would require a specific software and a platform to run for display, then its no ,longer still right. Video. Well that might be very useful in POST , That's what Lytro say they are going to focus on but well still whats the implementation and when , how, and how much ??
On ARRI announces the ALEXA Mini 4K UHD, a lightweight carbon fiber cinema camera article (151 comments in total)
The true Cine ready 4K for 4K solution is still the holy grail yet to come but BMCC, Panasonic and even Samsung and Sony might finally getting there.
On Konost full-frame digital rangefinder in the pipeline for 2016 article (446 comments in total)
Unless there's something magical about that sensor I fail to see a point here
On Soon, 40MP without the tripod: A conversation with Setsuya Kataoka from Olympus article (282 comments in total)
Half a pixel movement, well sure, handheld would be great, but don't try to confuse that against real action shoot and need for a real high photosite count sensor for those times.
Then the ability to precisely move a sensor pixel is not new. Its how to miniaturize the mechanism and still maintain effectiveness that's the break through, and of course the control over the whole thing.
In fact I am more interested in deploying the sensor shift in a multi shoot scenario where the sensor can take 5 or 9 shoots with photosite shifted one pixel a time including diagonal ( together with the original start position ) that would give us both the full spectrum / chroma info and whole lot better luminance info to construct the total image. That would eliminate a whole lot of imaging problem we have today already. This would benefit together with a higher photosite count sensor. The extra MP IMHO is desirable but not really exactly exciting yet
On Opinion: Does the arrival of the EOS M3 mean Canon is finally taking mirrorless seriously? article (977 comments in total)
Very well put , but it also fail to point out that Canon is in itself also in a state of inability to act on the good old APS-C vs FF, and also the more up to date Video/Cine vs Still market segmentation / integration issue.
Almost all the other players do face the same problem and seems to be able to fair better. On the other hand Canon is in a stte where they are simply too feared to step outside of their own comfort zone and was / is still trying to keep repetitively reiterate what they had done before ( with success then but questionable effect now ). I know of another great photographic name that do the same, Its called Kodak.
When technology, market, and no less the customers evolve and change with this rather fast paced digital imaging market, what we see Canon doing here is restricting themselves with their established business model and market lay out. Especially in the critical mass market consumer to mid range hobbyist / enthusiast ( Volume ) segment.
On Olympus 'Air' clip-on camera for smartphones coming to Japan article (66 comments in total)
What Oly should do is to Open up that Open Source API implementation to their M4/3 range of bodied too.
On Sports Illustrated lays off last remaining staff photographers article (238 comments in total)
For a Magazine who pride themselves on visual content and naming their magazine so to do something like that is just total non-sense .. and as everyone know, quality never come cheap. I doubt the saving really worth it
Speaking of it all, SI had over the years seen itself in a decline of quality already and part of the reason is its inability to fellow suite with their content, visual and others. This is purely an editorial thing and none a saving on any type of specific staff can help that
On Rumored Olympus OM-D E-M5 successor may offer resolution-boosting 'sensor shift' article (324 comments in total)
Well, this is nothing new , really, Medium Format digital backs had been using sensor shift to facilitate capturing of all chromatic info through multiple exposure. And stitching of multiple exposure. whether those could be employed in a more dynamic manner ( How about someone needing such an option on a scene that require using 1/4000 shutter , would be a bit hard to shift the sensor in such short duration and not to mention shift it in controlled and very precise manner ) But since pentax had already demonstrate similar utilization of sensor shift ( on their psuedo AA filer mode for K-3 ) it seems viable enough.
That which did employed in Medium and Large format digital back used to demand the photo to be taken on stationary subject and require very solid tripod fixture ( the multiple exposure is triggered as a series of bracket, sort of , except its not bracket of exposure value or WB but bracket of sensor positions ). I would wager it can easily be done on these smaller formats
On Hasselblad introduces Stellar II luxury enthusiast compact article (304 comments in total)
As an old guy who used to like Hasselblad a lot ... I must say I am shaking my head wondering what they've come to be. For that price might be I'll get myself a fresh 500 series kit , after all that thing do not really go out of style in no time at all and yeah it work without battery too.
On Samsung developing 360 degree panoramic 3D camera for VR headsets post (18 comments in total)
Old idea come anew ... really, this had been done similarly in film days. But well it works then, it surely can work now (groups of stereo pair of lens for 3D capture arrayed in overlapping pattern to cover a full cylindrical panorama as in true technical panorama instead of wide field ).
On Samsung NX1 First Impressions Review preview (1451 comments in total)
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Sabbion: Only SD card slot is not acceplable if they want to fight with competitors
really need 2 there .. guess they really do not understand
On Photokina 2014: Panasonic stand report article (24 comments in total)
To be frank I like that CM-1 implementation .. better than your typical smartphone and totally integrated ( Sony's QX module is way too cumbersome in practical field use ).
On Photokina 2014: Nikon interview - 'large-sensor mirrorless could be a solution' article (344 comments in total)
Yeah, what an insight .... really ... so Nikon think they might want to look into 4K, and that Full Frame sensor mirrorless cannot be denied ... great might be they should just check out all those smartphone we recently been seeing launched, no less also what others been delivering ( its not like we do not have FF mirrorless now that we have actually 3 different variant of the Sony Alpha-7 )
And oh yes we will have to take care of our DX customer also .. try tell that to those who really could use a PRO DX body , not that I try to downplay what the D7000, then D7100 can do. But they are not the DX top model that plenty are waiting for.
Too much about their FF diversification without proper care taken to see the other's need on the market. And even their CX ( aka Nikon 1 ) are not that great as they would want it .. in short Nikon's problem is Nikon's own making and it looks like they are not even half baked to the issue, no least any solution.
On Opinion: Bring on the 70-200mm equivalents article (340 comments in total)
Humbly I think the Mfr should start exploring both old and new ... one of the problem with how they come up with zoom these days is that they are all to0o stuck with a said formula of coverage / speed.
In earlier years of Zoom being produced for photography ( when we use something called film ) the Mfrs; out of technical constraint, marketing, and various reasons deliver a whole lot more options, which generate good lineup of more diversified but yet marketable products. If you look at the old Tamron lineup ( Tamron had on their home market web page a link to their historical lineup right up to their very first , in Japanese though, but you can check them up ). The Long focal / Tele zoom is more diverse than what we have todays'
A wanting for more speed, more coverage, yet lighter, more compact package while holding the cost down is set of criteria that simply will not work together but instead work against each other and this will not change. About time they diverse I say
On Peak Design Kickstarter offers 'hassle-free' Slide and Clutch straps article (41 comments in total)
So really there is nothing new under the sun. I was reading this and looking at my decades old Praktica Jenaflex, an early 80's film SLR and that come with a strap just as wide and with pretty much the same quick release ( except its a brass / metal button with a steel wire click in socket. I guess that goes way back with the medium format ( old Hasseldblad strap had pretty much that, but of course the button or rather metal stud is way smaller and fixed on the body )
On Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ1000 First Impressions Review preview (1267 comments in total)
Know what, the question seems to be 4K or not , and super zoom or not ... look like if I need the all in one package, zoom range and 4K the Panasonic win, but if I am not into the reach ( and between 400mm and 200mm equivalent, that's not really that much ) and 4K then the Sony looks better.
And while at it, if I do not really mind the packaging those APS-C sensor DSLR with a suitable lens might offer better yet still
Its high time for diversification, really
On Facebook SDE blogs about copyright theft in 2012, gets flamed in 2014 article (482 comments in total)
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Kirppu: So he told people how to use graphical editing software...?
Theft as in stealing others rightful procession, and that's how I understand it, not exactly as in legal term but in a context mere mortals and humans can relay to. Like I've stated previously , its more a reflection of the evolving culture that do not have a consent and consciousness within that correlate
On Facebook SDE blogs about copyright theft in 2012, gets flamed in 2014 article (482 comments in total)
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Kirppu: So he told people how to use graphical editing software...?
Telling people whether such thing is possible or not is something, but actually go out and instructing people how to do it is another. Still as the article say we've all pobably at one time or another done something stupid, or similar. IMHO that's not the issue. Its about standing up to one's mistake or not. The guy probably have no idea of the underlying implication when he post that Blog Post then, still its out there; and yes its an outright tutorial on how to theft, no less than tutorial instructing people how to rob .. like it or not that's the case with many of todays' , young or old. The society is evolving without a social consent and consciousness that can coincide
On Samsung NX30 Review preview (414 comments in total)
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Franka T.L.: That 20MP Senor now seems finally delivering the performance on par with others in most area. That DR however looks still a bit challenged
am looking at both the samples and the data charted ( RAW )
On Samsung NX30 Review preview (414 comments in total)
That 20MP Senor now seems finally delivering the performance on par with others in most area. That DR however looks still a bit challenged


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Incredible architectural details await you in this fantasticly spacious 1-bedroom near the intersections of Pico and Robertson. My private one bedroom, is your private one bedroom.
LOCATION: Just south of Beverly Hills (you could say "adjacent"), north of Beverlywood, 15 minutes from Santa Monica/Venice, 30 min from LAX, 15 minutes to Silver Lake.
Busable to both UCLA (720 and BigBlue Bus) and USC (105, 733).
NEIGHBORHOOD: Beautiful treelined streets. One of the most walkable areas in LA. Starbucks, local grocers, middle eastern and asian restaurants all within half-block of apartment. Situated between two big blvds, La Cienega, and Robertson, along Pico.
AMBIANCE: Old Hollywood apartments like this are hard to find in LA. The tile in the bathroom is vintage. There's a nook in the living room that used to house a Murphy bed. There's even a milk door! I love it and I know you will too!
ABOUT YOUR HOST: I'm a single lady and work alot. I dont spend alot of time in the apartment and so there isnt alot of wear and tear. That said, I have nice stuff! I think you'll really like it here!
PETS: Nope. I dont have them and sorry cant host yours.
PARKING: There's not a garage space, but plenty of street parking. This neighborhood has a reputation for not having enough spaces, but I have a few hiding spots that work for me and if you stay, I'll be happy to share with you!
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Depending on schedules, I may not always be there in person to meet any new guests. However, I like to be in easy texting communication with guests primarily on check-in and check-out days. If necessary I may need to pop into the apartment from time to time to check on things, but am sure to give plenty of notice.
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Muy buena experiencia!! Elizabeth estuvo preocupada todo el tiempo aunque no tuvimos la oportunidad de conocernos en persona. El depto. Es tal cual como en las fotos, muy bien ubicado en sector tranquilo y de buen acceso. Full equipado!
Elizabeth was a very accommodating host. She was very quick to reply back to any question that we had. We had a wonderful time staying at her place. It is in a great location; very close to restaurants and shopping. We will definitely be back!
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Liz was great and made things easy for my first time using air bnb The place was great and location even better for where I wanted to be.
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What a fabulous apartment! It is centrally-located to most anything a person would want to do in LA but in a quiet enough neighborhood that you don't feel like you're in the melee or in the center of tourist land. The space is beautiful, decorated in a super stylish way and you can tell that Elizabeth loves her space, there's a lot of great energy and brightness there. I hated having to leave and I would love to stay there again. Highly recommend.
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You can find Geomview in several locations, including Sunsite. However, the home of Geomview is the anonymous ftp site ftp.geom.umn.edu. The Linux port can be found at pub/software/geomview/geomview-linux.tar.gz (3.1 MB). Source code, geomview-src.tar.gz, is available in the same directory.
If you have Netscape or Mosaic, I strongly recommend that you visit Geomview's World Wide Web site, which is located at www.geom.umn.edu/software/download/geomview.html. At this site you will find not only executable code, but also an on-line tutorial for OOGL file formats, an FAQ, and introductions to other software. (While you are there, be sure to check out their Interactive Web Applications at www.geom.umn.edu/apps/.)
After Geomview is unpacked, it will occupy approximately 8.3 MB on your disk, including about 1 MB of documentation and 2.2 MB of examples. Unzipping and untarring will result in a new directory called Geomview. Change to this directory, read the README, and type install. The install script will ask you questions about where you want to install the executable, the manual pages, etc. At the end of the script, it will ask if you mind that the install script mails a registration to the Geometry Center. If you do not mind and have a mail facility set up on your machine, install will register you and place you on a very quiet mailing list (So far I have received only the registration confirmation).
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This is an extraordinary achievement in reporting. The TAL reporters have explained in very clear language, using understandable examples, what previously seemed to be impossibly complicated financial concepts. Now I know what a credit default swap is. It also clearly discusses the various modes of government intervention and the benefit/problems of each. Highly recommended.
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New Virco - Just Purchased
I love it! And it does get hot very fast. I saw the other thread about the grill, but I just felt compelled to post another message :-)
If it had not been for the very helpful information that everyone posted about that grill, I probably would have not purchased it and regretted it for a long time. But alas, it's sitting on my huge deck and conveinently fit in a spot that was left open for a lack of anything else to put there. It sit right by the door into the house with plenty of room to spare. Can you tell I'm happy? :-D
I do have one question, I read how to adjust the oxygen intake and I did that. I had to adjust all the way open at full flame just to get blue flame, but I still got some yellow. I'm kind of new to this whole "I own my own Giant Grill" thing, so I'm pretty sure that you normally don't cook at full flame?
Could someone recommend the proper way to adjust the grill? I'm torn between going to the gym tonight or cooking on my grill LOL
Thanks everyone :-)
I just bought one at lunch today, I'm in Salt Lake City, UT (72nd South and I-15 store). I've been tracking them for about a month now. They recieved 12 in yesterday (Sunday the 11th of June), and when I got mine, there were 6 left on the floor plus the floor model. I'm not sure if there were any more in the back, but I didn't ask. I wondered why there was such a frenzy to buy this grill, until I actually saw it. I've been shopping around for a grill for about three months. I have already fabricated a built in island where it will be istalled by myself, built with steel studs which will be stuccoed and tiled on top. Up until I first heard about this grill, I was sold on the Beefmate 2000 Series head and Stainless Hood, totaling about $750, but the Virco blows it away. If anyone cares, I should have pictures of my island w/ grill soon.
Yeah my borther went and bought a couple NY Strips. Considering all we ate was those tiny steaks, it was nice. Very juice and well cooked.
I would have personally preferred a big thick T-Bone, but I didn't get a chance to make it to the Store. I worked late today, so no beer and no thick steaks :(
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Posted: 10/17/2014 - U.S. Marshals arrested a federal fugitive in Bell County, Kentucky around 9:00 p.m. Thursday.
Updated: 10/16/2014 - The Sevier County Sheriff's Office is asking for help identifying a burglary suspect.
Updated: 10/16/2014 - An East Tennessee man arrested for raping a woman in North Knoxville has been charged with raping and robbing other women in Sevier County.
Updated: 10/16/2014 - The Sevierville Police Department is asking for the community's help gathering information on a case of vandalism from Friday, October 10 at the Sevierville Golf Club on Old Knoxville Highway.
Updated: 10/16/2014 - The Knox County Sheriff's Office says it found a man with a gunshot wound in a wrecked vehicle.
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Updated: 10/09/2014 - A man was indicted for first-degree murder of a missing woman by a special Cumberland County Grand Jury Thursday morning.
Updated: 10/07/2014 - A former Alcoa City School District employee was sentenced to 40 months in prison Tuesday after pleading guilty to embezzlement of more than $400,000 to the district and two nonprofits.
Updated: 10/07/2014 - Prosecutors and defense attorneys have agreed to hold separate trials for two suspects charged with killing four people in the resort community of Renegade Mountain in Cumberland County.
Posted: 10/07/2014 - Deputies in Sarasota Co., Fla., captured a Blount Co. couple on the run for drug, weapons charges.
Updated: 10/06/2014 - The Knox County Sheriff's Office is investigating the death of a woman whose body was found Saturday around 3:45 p.m. in West Knox County.
Updated: 10/05/2014 - A theft case is unsolved more than two months later, and police hope reminding the community about the investigation will encourage someone to come forward with the tip they need.
Posted: 10/04/2014 - Three people are behind bars for breaking into a home and then running from police.
Updated: 10/05/2014 - The Cumberland County Sheriff's Office is searching for a woman who they say was unwillingly taken by a man around 9:00 p.m. Thursday.
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Posted: 10/03/2014 - Police spokesman Darrell DeBusk says that the vehicle was searched by officers after being seized as part of a heroin pipeline investigation, but they did not find the drugs.
Updated: 10/03/2014 - Ignacio "Nacho"Constantino-Hernandez ,51, is in the Hamblen County Jail.
Posted: 10/03/2014 - The Knox County Sheriff's Office is looking for an armed man who robbed the Pilot on Middlebrooke Pike around 4:00 a.m. Friday.
Updated: 10/02/2014 - A man chased off another man who he says was trying to break into his home on Pinnacle Drive around 10:55 a.m. Thursday.
Updated: 10/02/2014 - Amy Sherrod was taken into custody Monday after the grand jury returned a charge of theft involving $10,000-$60,000.
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Chrome Industries Grand Opening Party: Minneapolis
We've opened the doors of our newest Chrome HUB in Minneapolis' North Loop neighborhood and we're ready to party. Join us for beer from Lynlake Brewery, tacos from Taco Cat, metal from The Wolf Council, and racing from Chrome this Saturday.
Chrome Motor™ Bags with HD Ballistic™ Nylon
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CHROME X ROB WILLIAMSOM MOTOR PHOTO SHOW from Chrome Industries.
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Rolls-Royce is so closely associated with luxury cars that it's often easy to overlook the fact that the badge has also graced everything from jet engines to nuclear reactors. As a reminder of the company's history, Rolls-Royce gave us a hint on Tuesday of its new Bespoke Waterspeed Collection, with the release of a sketch of its Phantom Drophead Coupé. The car features a special design to honor the achievements of land and water racing legend, Sir Malcolm Campbell. Read More
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abstract = "Multilayer plastic foils are important packaging materials that are used to extend the shelf life of food products and drinks. Fourier transform infrared (FT-IR) spectroscopic imaging using attenuated total internal reflection (ATR) can be used for the identification and localization
of different layers in multilayer foils. A new type of ATR crystal was used in combination with a linear array detector through which large sample areas (400 × 400 μm2) could be imaged with a pixel size of 1.6 μm. The method was tested on laminated plastic packing materials
containing 5 to 12 layers. The results of the identification of the different materials using ATR-FT-IR were compared with differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) and the layer thickness of the individual layers measured by ATR-FT-IR was compared with polarized light microscopy (LM) and scanning
electron microscopy (SEM). It has been demonstrated that individual layers with a thickness of about 3 μm could be identified in multilayer foils with a total thickness ranging from 100 to 150 μm. The results show a spatial resolution of about 4 μm (measured at wavenumbers ranging
from 1000 to 1730 cm−1), which is about a factor of two better than can be obtained using transmission FT-IR imaging. An additional advantage of ATR is the ease of sample preparation. A good correspondence was found between visible and FT-IR images. The results of ATR-FT-IR
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The second annual Mutts in May celebration is overPosted Saturday, May 12, 2012, at 6:56 AM
Adoptable Margarita will be in Bell Buckle Saturday.
Submitted by Anita "Margarita is a 2 year old yellow lab spayed female. She has been fully vetted, all shots, blood work came back all good, she is heartworm negative, she is on revolution for flea and heartworm, she has a tick collar, she has her own toys.
She was picked up on the road by animal control and had a skin allergy. It had been let go so long she that she got a secondary yeast infection on her skin. She was going to be euthanized so Shelbyville Bedford County Humane Association pulled her and I agreed to foster her."
She is all well now and has been spayed, so she is ready for her forever home.
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-- Posted by stevemills on Sun, May 13, 2012, at 8:34 PM
I would have loved to go and see all the cute dogs but I am boycotting Bell Buckle due to how they are treating their water customers. I hate doing it because I love eating at Bell Buckle Cafe but sometimes you have to take a stand.
-- Posted by jaxspike on Sun, May 13, 2012, at 12:15 PM
I know they have had some but I would call around to see if other vets are holding them. Some have also given discounts for special days other than the clinics. Sorry I don't know anything specific.
-- Posted by stevemills on Sun, May 13, 2012, at 10:09 AM
Speaking of our furry friends, have the rabies clinics already been done? I never see those events publicized in the T-G, so I never know when they'll be done. I need to get my kitty's rabies shots. Am I too late?
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New from BFR ... Blue Five Notebook, February 2015 / 15.3 Featuring Karen Douglass, Kevaughn Hunter, Ann Lederer, Leslie Marcus, Helen Moat, and Martin Willitts Jr. http://bluefifthreview.wor...
Broadside 37 (Winter 2015) Featuring poetry and commentary from George Moore http://bluefifthreview.wordpress.com/2015/01/31/broadside-37-winter-2015-15-2/ Enjoy. Sam Rasnake, Michelle ...
BFR's Blue Five Notebook Series... January 2015 Issue features new works by Cezarija Abartis, Robert Bharda (Ward), Rich Ives, Ted Lardner, Vilaska Nguyen, and Jeanine Stevens http://bluefift...
New from BFR... Poetry Special (December 2014 / 14.23) – Featuring Steve Golden, Claire Hellar, Karla Linn Merrifield, Gary Sloboda, Susan Tepper, and David Wolf https://bluefifthreview....
New from BFR - Fall Quarterly – Space (November 2014 / 14.22) Featuring Lily Brent, Sherry Chandler, Robert Persons, Gary V. Powell, Madeleine Marie Slavick, and Susan Tepper https://b...
The latest Blue Five Notebook - November 2014 / 14.21 - is now live, and features new poetry, fiction, and art by... Mara Buck, Martyn Ferry, Joan Mazza, Sy Roth, Kevin Tosca, and Rachel Tott...
New from Blue Fifth Review ... Broadside #36 (Fall 2014 / 14.20) - Featuring Chris Okum http://bluefifthreview.wordpress.com/2014/10/31/broadside-36-fall-2014-14-20/ Enjoy. Sam Rasnake ...
The latest in the Blue Five Notebook Series from Blue Fifth Review is now live... October Issue, Featuring new works by Kelly Cherry, George J Farrah, Robin Lynnea Grotke, Ann Yu Huang, Steph...
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