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Ross English, Quadrille, 1975/2012. C-type photograph, 76.2 x 50.8 cm (sheet size), 30 x 20 in. Edition of 6 plus 4 AP's.
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and Karsten Schubert announced their exhibition Taking Matters Into Our Own Hands. Rose English, Rose Finn-Kelcey, Alexis Hunter and Carolee Schneemann. Taking as its title and starting point a statement by the pioneering British feminist artist Jo Spence, the exhibition focuses on major performance art made by women artists in the UK during the 1970s.
The exhibition looks at some of the key performances made by these artists at a time when performance was considered a new art form and one which could be claimed as a territory for feminist art. Some of the works will not have been seen since their first staging. The exhibition will include photographs, film, and performance material.
Until very recently little attention had been paid to contemporary female artists practicing during this turbulent social and political period of history. Rose English, Rose Finn-Kelcey, Alexis Hunter, and Carolee Schneemann, all working in London at the time, focused on the body, specifically the female form and its performative ability.
Schneemann and Finn-Kelcey were included in Out of Actions: Between Performance and the Object 1949-1979, Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles (1998). English, Hunter and Schneemann were recently included in the exhibition WACK! Art and the Feminist Revolution, Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles (2007).
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Quadrille; English's 1975 performance staged in the dressage arena during a horse show in Southampton, England. It involved six women dressed as horses (in tunics, horse hoof high-heels, and with horse tails), acting out the ritual of a dressage.
Alexis Hunter
Domestic Warfare; Hunter's 1978 staging of a seemingly picturesque evening of marital bliss, which rapidly turns sour and violent, composed originally as a set of one hundred and sixty slides. Performed in private, the work was staged by paid actors under the direction of the artist.
Rose Finn-Kelcey
One for Sorrow, Two for Joy; Finn-Kelcey's performance with two magpies, staged over two days and nights, was viewed by the audience through the gallery window from the street. The performance was a direct response to Beuys' habitation with a coyote, I Love America, America Loves Me. Finn-Kelcey meticulously studied the language of the magpies and imitated them during the performance.
Carolee Schneemann
Ices Strip; During a train ride from London to Edinburgh, hurtling at 133kph, Schneemann strips off naked and roller skates though the trains carriages whilst reciting from Wittgenstein's Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus.
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Born to the Frankish nobility, the son of Reginher and Irmingart. Moved to Bavaria, Germany as a child. Educated at Cathedral School in Eichstätt, Germany. Chaplain to Empress Agnes in 1045. Bishop of Eichstätt on 20 August 1057.
- 2 August 1075 in Eichstätt, Germany
- interred in the Baptist chapel of the cathedral of Eichstätt
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Congrats to Zippy ans BettyJo, enjoy!
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He turned it in really fast. Wonnder Why he didn't wait to see if he could claim anonymously or at least avoid press conference. I'm not sure if you can do either one of those in Georgia. I've never seen this asked, can,would you go to another state so claim anonymous?
These are the anonymous states DE, KS, MD, ND, OH.
GA, your state is not one of them.
No. A winner cannot go to another state to claim a prize.
The article reads: "Honey, we won the lotto!" That's what Zippy Vonier, 55, announced to his wife Wednesday morning after discovering that he won $50 million.
And yet Zippy's wife's, Betty Jo, name appears no where on the publicity check! Hum.
Congratulations on the big jackpot win though!
Having millions of dollars in my financial accounts means more, consistent fun for me.
It doesn't really matter her name is not on the novelty check. If you are married, your spouse get's half.
Congratulations to the winners......love the name Zippy.....
I Love Pink & Green 1908
Love the names too.... Zippy and Rippy..... very catchy......
Sometimes Lady Luck does pick the right people. I always say " I hope that it is someone who needs it and someone who can hadle it. I hope that Mr. Vonier has his team of Professionals together and this wil last many generations to come. The Vonier can now enjoy their retirement and their 3 grandchildren.
I know thats what I would do with 38m, as long as my ex-wife didn't find out.
Oh all ex-wives will find out.
Not a matter of if, but when.
With names like Zippy and Betty Jo, how could you go wrong? I think my smile is more for their names than their win. LOL.
Congrats to Zippy and Betty Jo.
You have a nice smile Pia!
Looks like a "Quik Pik" was recycled into a self pick. It's a new hybrid number type we can discuss....LOL!
Best Wishes to the Winners!!
Quik Pic wins again (sort of)!!!!!
Where you at self picks?
Well cam you claim in trust,partnership,or LLC? I'be googled the question no concrete answers
In general most states do allow the claiming of large prizes by use of the instruments that you have cited. Several states for the record, have paid out jackpot prizes to the trustees of trusts, and representatives of partnerships and LLCs over the years.
However, the lottery rules of some states may limit, or even exclude the use of such instruments as a trust to claim a prize.
None of these instruments by name alone guarantees anonymity, but what can help ensure anonymity is the manner the business arrangement of the trust is organized and what is in the corporation's organizing documents.
Regardless, all ever filed claims papers are subject to FOIA or open records and typically, only to the extents of the FOIA or open records rules of the applicable states.


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Order a Lee Collet Neck Sizing Die Load said short brass and shoot it. (While waiting on collet die to arrive.) After shooting measure it. If still under the trim to length then when the collet die arrives load, and shoot brass till it either splits at the case mouth, or needs to be trimmed. Paper clip test each case for any signs of head seperation. I do not care about length for rounds in my bolt gun as long as they are not at too long. I do not crimp so I am not real worried. My accuracy with my rifle is under three quarters MOA on an awful day. Usualy more like quarter to half MOA if I am doing my part correctly.
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Holy Motors review: A marvellously mad mystery trip
Give yourself over to Holy Motors, the year's most exhilarating cinema ride. It may be the best movie of 2012.
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Starring Denis Lavant, Édith Scob, Kylie Minogue, Eva Mendes, Michel Piccoli and Élise Lhomeau. Written and directed by Leos Carax. At TIFF Bell Lightbox. 115 minutes. NR
"No, no, no!" a male voice cries in Holy Motors, the first human sound we hear in this mad, mad movie.
"Yes, yes, yes!" would be the more appropriate exclamation, notwithstanding our sympathy for the unseen gent's plight.
You must give yourself over to Holy Motors, even if you ultimately reject it, as did a few critics at its Cannes premiere last May. This is the most exhilarating cinema ride of 2012, a marvellously mobile mystery trip.
It may also just be the year's best movie.
Writer/director Leos Carax zooms us through the sun and neon of one frantic Paris day, transported by a white stretch limo in the company of a chameleon known as Monsieur Oscar (Denis Lavant).
Destination? Unknown, even after we arrive.
But there are many stops along the way — or rather "appointments," which Oscar begins in the guise of a wealthy banker.
As he travels into Paris from his heavily guarded rural mansion, chauffeured by the impeccably dressed and fabulously discreet Céline (Édith Scob), Oscar uses his on-board dressing room to change into the poor clothes of a stooped old beggar woman.
The limo stops by the side of the Seine, long enough for Oscar to solicit coins under a bridge in his new persona.
Then it's back into the limo again, for more unexplained appointments and more disguises, by my count 11 in all. Each seem to touch on a different film genre, from melodrama to sci-fi, experiment indie to Avatar blockbuster.
Some of Oscar's guises are sexy, tender and/or romantic. He's a motion-capture performer in an erotic fantasy duet. He's a dying man comforted by a young girl (Élise Lhomeau). He's a lover reunited with and serenaded by a lost flame (pop star Kylie Minogue).
Some of his transformations are cruel and/or violent. He's a ruthless hit man dispatching a victim (who may actually be himself). He's an angry father bullying his timid daughter (Jeanne Disson). He's a random killer, or maybe a not-so-random one.
Two more of Oscar's morphings are simply bat-dung crazy. He's a green-suited troll in a cemetery who kidnaps a fashion model, taking her to his sewer lair. He's a madcap accordionist, leading a merry parade of fellow accordionists.
The troll we've seen before. He's Monsieur Merde, part of the whimsical 2008 portmanteau film Tokyo! that Carax co-directed with Joon-ho Bong and Michel Gondry.
We've also seen actor Lavant before, although not with this much screen command since he and Juliette Binoche paired as homeless amoureux in The Lovers on the Bridge. It was this 1991 film that brought Carax to world attention as a paradoxical craftsman of the intimate moment and the extravagant outburst.
A Chaplinesque former circus acrobat, Lavant has now been in four of the five features made by Carax, and more than ever he's the filmmaker's muse and alter-ego.
Lavant's Oscar is as unfathomable and as driven as Carax, who insists that Holy Motors isn't really about anything — and it's perfectly OK to just enjoy it as one crazy car ride. As he tells an unnamed interlocutor (Michel Piccoli) during his long ride, Oscar (read Carax) does it all simply for "the beauty of the act."
The better way, though, is to pick up on the many clues that Carax leaves as to his real disposition in Holy Motors. The film is his pointed and punning lamentation about the changing face of cinema across the decades, from silent to talkies and now from celluloid to digital. He's concerned about society's elevation of the mechanical over the human, the "holy motor" over the saint corps.
Hat-tips and witty asides abound. The nearly silent prologue evokes the social unease and transfixed audience of King Vidor's 1928 rat-race commentary The Crowd. Merde's fellow sewer dwellers walk in formation like the dehumanized workers of Fritz Lang's 1927 dystopian vision Metropolis. The finale of Holy Motors sees Scob donning the mask she wore playing a disfigured girl in George Franju's 1960 horror classic Eyes Without a Face.
Check out the headstones in Père Lachaise Cemetery, where Merde sprints through on his Beauty and the Beast quest, and you'll see both direct jokes ("Visitez mon site") and indirect ones. The latter is found in the inscription www.lapeausurleos.com, a web address that leads nowhere yet hints of La peau douce (The Soft Skin) a 1964 French romantic drama directed by François Truffaut, one of Carax's New Wave idols.
The fateful affair of La peau douce, between a writer and a flight attendant, is recalled in the Holy Motors rooftop scene between Oscar and his wistful ex-lover. Minogue brings the woman's perspective with an empathetic performance and a haunting tune, "Who Were We," that becomes the film's unofficial theme song.
Holy Motors frequently confounds and contradicts, but taking it too literally or too seriously is neither necessary nor recommended.
Is it possible to be utterly insane and completely sincere, devotedly traditional and wholly original, all at the same time in the same movie?
Yes, yes, yes! It's called Holy Motors.
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You won't want to miss eating this cousin of the jalapeno popper with a cold beer next time you sit down to the game! comments (
Jalapeno Hot Dog Poppers
- 12 Jalapenos (hollowed out)
- 1 Cup Cream Cheese (softened)
- 3 Hot Dogs (chopped)
- 1 Lime (zested)
- 1/4 Cup Pickle Relish
- 1/4 Cup Cilantro Leaves
Beer Batter
- 2 Cups Wondra Flour
- 1/4 Cup Crumbled Potato Chips
- 1/2 Tbsp Baking Powder
- 1/4 Tsp Baking Soda
- 1 Tbsp Cornstarch
- 2 Eggs
- 1/3 Cup Beer
- 3/4 Cup Milk
- 1/2 Tbsp Salt
Frying and Serving
- Cornstarch (to dredge)
- Vegetable Oil (for frying)
- Ketchup
- Mustard
- Cilantro Leaves (to garnish)
- Lime Zest (to garnish)
step-by-step directions
step-by-step directions
- Preheat oil to 360°F.
- Preheat a grill or grill pan to medium.
- Combine all of the filling ingredients in a food processor and pulse until combined.
- Whisk together the Wondra Flour, Potato Chips, Baking Powder, Baking Soda, Cornstarch, and Salt.
- Whisk together the Eggs, Beer, and Milk. Add the wet into the dry and mix until a batter forms. Let it rest while you fill the Jalapenos.
- Fill each of the Jalapenos with some of the filling, being generous but not to overstuff. Pierce with a toothpick to keep the shape. Grill for a minute per side, just until it begins to lightly char.
- Dust the Grilled Stuffed Jalapenos in Cornstarch and then dip into the Batter. Carefully remove from the batter, shake off the excess, and then fry for 3-4 minutes until golden brown and crispy. Drain on a paper towel lined plate. Sprinkle immediately with Salt.
- Sprinkle Lime Zest and Cilantro over the poppers and serve warm with Ketchup and Mustard.
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Sunny Leone's much-awaited item number from Shootout At Wadala is out. The two-minute long sequence shows Sunny Leone seducing John Abraham as she croons 'Laila Teri Le Legi'.
Contrary to Babli Badmaash, this one is clearly racier and bolder. Sunny Leone's song is the usual desi Bollywood item number fare while Priyanka's is tame and err... not crass. Bollywood is increasingly sexualized and item songs reflect this trend like no other aspect of films these days. Whether it was Kareena Kapoor's Halkat Jawani and Fevicol Se or Katrina Kaif's Sheila Ki Jawani and Chikni Chameli, mainstream has become used to objectifying women like never before. But the question is whether Sunny Leone's song just raised the bar on vulgarity some more? Take the poll and tell us:
Sneak peek: Sunny Leone in Shootout At Wadala item songWhen news reports emerged about Sunny Leone doing a special song in director Sanjay Gupta's Shootout At Wadala, everyone assumed that it would be just another item number. However, apparently, the song and Sunny's character have an important role in the movie.
And the track called 'Laila' has been picturised keeping a real incident in mind. Sanjay says, "This song is not a quintessential item song. In fact, I think it's derogatory to term a song an item number. 'Laila' is extremely crucial to the film and the twists and turns in the storyline. Back in the day, there used to be a dancer at the Congress House in south Mumbai. Sunny's character is based on her." READ STORYSunny Leone on her item number in Shootout At WadalaSunny Leone is thrilled to do an item number and be a part of Ekta Kapoor's Shootout At Wadala. Here's what she said. VIDEO INSIDE
Sneak peek: Shootout At WadalaSunny Leone will be seen in her first item song from the film Shootout At Wadala. It has been reported that her song is crucial to the film. Check out more stills. PHOTOS HEREPOLL: does Priyanka Chopra's Babli Badmaash disappoint?Priyanka Chopra sizzles in Babli Badmaash from upcoming gangster thriller Shootout At Wadala. Although, the song doesn't do much, Priyanka looks glamorous. Considering the intensity of vulgarity in item numbers, Babli Badmaash is less explicit and doesn't even have double meaning lyrics.
If we talk about the music, it lacks the catchy element in it. Priyanka Chopra pulls off the song quite well though. VOTE HERE Sunny Leone to do item number in Shootout At WadalaBuzz is that, besides Priyanka Chopra, there's also Sunny Leone who will be doing another song in Shootout At Wadala, which will be her first item number in Bollywood. Sunny will be donning an absolute desi avatar with skimpy choli and short ghagra. READ ON


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Michelle Kaufman: U.S. team ready to get to work in Brazil
Things are about to get serious for the U.S. national team. The 2014 World Cup is five months away in Brazil, and U.S. coach Jurgen Klinsmann called in 26 players for a training camp that begins Monday in Carson, Calif., and continues Jan. 13-25 in Sao Paulo.
The roster is made up almost entirely of Major League Soccer players, who are in their offseason. Klinsmann wants to make sure MLS players in the running for World Cup roster spots don't get rusty, and understand the importance of training in the down months. He said he will probably cut the roster down to 23 for the trip to Brazil, where the team will begin familiarizing itself with the surroundings.
"It's very important, especially for MLS players, to get off vacation and start working again and get into a rhythm to build a foundation for the entire season of that upcoming year," Klinsmann said in a U.S. Soccer statement. "Therefore, it's extremely important for us to see with what attitude and with what physical base they present themselves in the January camp. Do they understand that in the offseason they have to work, they have to do something to stay decently fit?
"Already, the first week of January camp gives you a lot of answers. It shows you what they've done in the offseason, how prepared they are, how serious they are about their job. For the players, it's exciting because they can come in and make an impression, they can really send out some signals, 'Hey, national team environment, I'm here, I'm ready for this! I want to show that I deserve to be part of that group going forward.' "
He said in the past two years, a few players broke into the lineup because of the January camp, and he wants to see which players seize the opportunity.
Klinsmann also thinks it is important for the players to spend time in Brazil, which makes good sense.
"It gives us the chance to train at the facility where we are going to train for the World Cup at FC Sao Paulo training ground, to stay at the hotel where we are going to stay. It's meant to connect ourselves with Brazil, connect ourselves with the people that work there, with the circumstances you're going to meet there and to get a real good feeling for how it's going to be in June. It's a tremendous advantage for us to do that trip. Therefore, we are going to focus on a lot of things in Sao Paulo off the field, not only on the field."
The preliminary roster features 10 players who were involved in the qualifying rounds. Among them: Landon Donovan (Los Angeles Galaxy), Chris Wondolowski (San Jose Earthquakes), Graham Zusi (Sporting Kansas City), Omar Gonzalez (Galaxy), Eddie Johnson (DC United), and Kyle Beckerman (Real Salt Lake), Nick Rimando (Real Salt Lake), and Mix Diskerud (Rosenborg).
Klinsmann has stressed from the moment he took the job that he is seeking players who are playing for their clubs, not just sitting on the bench.
For that reason, he was thrilled to learn that Brek Shea moved down a division in England from Stoke City to Barnsley to get more playing time. He is also pleased to see forward Clint Dempsey join Fulham on a two-month loan from the Seattle Sounders. Dempsey struggled after returning to MLS, scoring just one goal in 12 games while he was slowed by a hamstring injury.
"We are happy with Brek Shea, who made the jump over to a Championship [English Premier League's second tier] team in order to get playing time," Klinsmann said. "That's what he needs. He doesn't get that at Stoke City.
"Obviously, we are pleased with Clint Dempsey, our captain, making the jump for two months to Fulham to get games in now. He had a very difficult couple of months because of injury and the transition back into MLS. I think it's a great decision from Clint to start off the year in the right way going on loan for two months to Fulham, his old team. They need him to get them back up in the table of the league, and by the middle of May when the season stops in Europe and we get into camp for the World Cup, I think he's going to be in tremendous shape."
Nobody knows how the United States will do in Brazil this summer. But one thing is certain — Klinsmann has a very detailed plan. And it sounds like a good one.
The complete camp roster:
Tally Hall (Houston Dynamo), Bill Hamid (D.C. United), Sean Johnson (Chicago Fire), Nick Rimando (Real Salt Lake).
Matt Besler (Sporting Kansas City), Brad Evans (Seattle Sounders FC), Omar Gonzalez (Los Angeles Galaxy), Clarence Goodson (San Jose Earthquakes), Michael Harrington (Portland Timbers), Chris Klute (Colorado Rapids), Chance Myers (Sporting Kansas City), Shane O'Neill (Colorado Rapids), Seth Sinovic (Sporting Kansas City), DeAndre Yedlin (Seattle Sounders FC).
Eric Alexander (New York Red Bulls), Kyle Beckerman (Real Salt Lake), Brad Davis (Houston Dynamo), Mix Diskerud (Rosenborg), Benny Feilhaber (Sporting Kansas City), Luis Gil (Real Salt Lake), Dax McCarty (New York Red Bulls), Graham Zusi (Sporting Kansas City).
Landon Donovan (Los Angeles Galaxy), Eddie Johnson (D.C. United), Mike Magee (Chicago Fire), Chris Wondolowski (San Jose Earthquakes).
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EVENT Anna University gears up for its techno-management fest
N ew Year celebrations begin at Anna University with the annual international techno-management festival Kurukshetra 2011. The countdown to the much-awaited 'The Battle of Brains', to be held from February 2 to 5, has started.
With a few of the online events already heralding the battle, Kurukshetra 2011 is all set to take Chennai by storm with an expected participation of 1,50,000 students from over 300 colleges.
The workshops and events pack in the right mixture of fun and action, besides picking the participants' brains and testing their logical skills.
For all those with a great eye for wildlife and an interest in photography, here is a chance to hone their skills at a Wildlife Photography Workshop conducted by Rathika Ramasamy, the first woman wildlife photographer in the country.
And for gaming freaks, Kurukshetra offers its exclusive PC gaming event — Gamindrome.
The quiz-whizzes have a lot to look forward to with three big quizzes lined up — 'Biz Quiz', 'Sci Tech Quiz' and the signature 'Open Quiz'.
As in the previous editions, the biz quiz and the open quiz will be conducted by popular quiz masters Navin Jayakumar and Gopal Kidao.
Moving on, the E-summit is an ideal opportunity for all those wannabe Zuckerbergs to learn about the travails and challenges of entrepreneurship from the who's who of India Inc.
What's special about Kurukshetra is that each edition has a signature event which is unique to it. The event for K-11 is the Barkamp which will see corporates and students thrash out issues at the same forum.
Those who can't make it to the College of Engineering, Guindy (CEG), on the day of the action, need not worry. With virtual participation being introduced this year, students can take part in Kurukshetra right from their own campuses.
All in all, Kurukshetra 2011 is about learning and enjoying, winning and losing, but, most important, it is about gaining knowledge and getting hands-on experience in a fun way.
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This bed was abosolutely fantastic! I put it together last night with the help of my husband... We started putting it together upside down (Oops :)) but the disassembly was easy and putting it together correctly was a snap! All together with the initial disassembly and reassembly it took us about an hour total. The directions were easy to read and the whole bed came in one box. This bed is made of hardwood and the color was terrific. The bed is super sturdy and even though it is low to the ground, I'm still able to utilize a bit of the underbed space so I'm extremely pleased by that as well. I'm extremely pleased with this purchase and I would do it again, hands down, no questions asked. I had to speak with a customer representative about an issue I had with checking out and she immediately resolved the issue for me. I am so pleased with this company! This was my first time buying from them so I wasn't sure what to expect. I was totally amazed by how fast the order shipped too!! Ordered it on a Thursday and my order was at my door on a Saturday! I was so pleased. I would totally reccomend this bed and this company to anyone who asked :)
I bought this bed for my teenage son (16 yo). I needed to get him a bed that would hold his size (200+lbs and still growing). Was very happy with the quality and the color (walnut). Putting this bed together was no problem (make sure your drill is charged-lots of screws). We only needed to get a top mattress since this is a platform bed, so that saves a little money for you. The height of the bed was good too, my son can still put his containers under his bed. The only thing with the frame is there is a small space between the mattress, but you can't see it when the bedding is in place. Still felt this bed desires 5 stars. The best thing is that my son loves his new bed! Hope this info helps with your decision.
A good sturdy bed although it may be a little pricy from my point of view. But, I'm an old dude and maybe that's why. It goes really well with my new memory foam mattress as I don't have to use box springs and it keeps my mattress nice and flat, like I like it, not all saggy like the box springs. Now I can enjoy a good night's sleep without waking up in the middle of the night wrenching in back pain or in the morning. I feel much better with this combination and should have done it long ago , had I known. Overstock is my favorite on line store and I will continue to purchase their quality products.
I was disappointed to see some edges minus finish, but those I can touch up. What I particularly dislike seeing is the center support leg towards the foot of the bed. It's clearly visible when entering the room and is unstained, so it doesn't match the finish. It makes the product look cheap. I bought a full-sized frame and am disappointed at the amount of space between the full-sized mattress and the frame; the slats are clearly visible and the mattress looks like it's swimming in the frame. I also don't like the amount of space between the head of the frame and the wall. Without a headboard the pillows easily fall off the bed. I had hoped for more.
This bed was not easy to assemble. And it is not a true full size.....my mattress did not fit properly inside it. If you want a cheap guest bed maybe but not the best.
This piece assembles easily out of solid wood and looks great in a contemporary bedroom.
The assembly of the bed was made more difficult with the pre-drilled holes on the board that support the slats not aligning with the corresponding holes on the side boards. The side board's holes were evenly spaced; the support board's holes were inconsistently placed. I had to drill new holes for most of the lag bolts; not huge but added 45 minutes to the assembly time. Other than that it went together well and appears solid in design and materials.
Don't bother with this poorly engineered bed frame. It broke the second week of light use, the the middle support beam is not part of the frame just nailed to the slats, not cool. The worst part is not just the cheap material, or the terrible design but its over priced for what it is. Again, NOT cool.
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We did see a Moose right before we pulled out. This area has most Moose sighting in the Vermont state. I think a early morning drive or late evening would be a great time to see one. Be Careful they are BIG.
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A comparison between TNM and TANIS stage grouping for predicting prognosis of oral and oropharyngeal cancer. | |
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PMID: 9663573 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE |
PURPOSE: The 1987 TNM classification system modified some T and N definition but it did not change stage grouping. Consequently it has not improved the prognostic validity of the advanced stage groups. In 1993, a new stage grouping was purposed, TANIS, that seems to have a higher correlation with survival. In this report, the TNM classification and TANIS system were compared to evaluate this prognostic ability. PATIENTS AND METHODS: Data from 164 patients affected by primary cancers of oropharynx or oral cavity were analyzed by means of Kaplan-Meier and Cox regression analysis. RESULTS: The crude survival rate at 5 years was 43.9%. Both systems showed a significant correlation with the survival rate by means of Cox regression analysis. TANIS subcategories were correlated to the mortality rate in the stage IV patients. TANIS resulted a better predictor of mortality when compared with TNM. CONCLUSION: The TANIS system was able to separate the TNM stage IV patients into prognostic groups, yielding more information with respect to TNM for such a category of patients. When a comparison between TNM and TANIS was performed, it was observed that TANIS had a higher correlation with survival rate, whereas TNM did not add any information in defining the survival function. |
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Title: Journal of oral and maxillofacial surgery : official journal of the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons Volume: 56 ISSN: 0278-2391 ISO Abbreviation: J. Oral Maxillofac. Surg. Publication Date: 1998 Jul |
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Adult Aged Aged, 80 and over Analysis of Variance Carcinoma, Squamous Cell / classification, pathology* Evaluation Studies as Topic Female Forecasting Humans Likelihood Functions Male Middle Aged Mouth Neoplasms / classification, pathology* Neoplasm Staging / methods* Oropharyngeal Neoplasms / classification, pathology* Prognosis Proportional Hazards Models Reproducibility of Results Survival Rate |
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Greg Monroe will not bring any special objects in an attempt to bring the Detroit Pistons good luck. But he hopes he can be a good-luck charm for a team that has moved up in the NBA draft lottery just once.
Monroe will represent the Pistons on stage tonight during the annual draft lottery, which will be televised by ESPN at 8:30 p.m. The Pistons, currently slotted seventh in the draft order, have a 15 percent chance to move into one of the top three spots.
"That's definitely something I'm excited for," Monroe said. "I'm happy the organization chose me. They could have picked a lot of different people, but it definitely means a lot to me that they chose me.
I just want to go out there — hopefully, I'm a good-luck charm — and represent the Pistons organization in the right way."
There is a 59.9 percent chance the Pistons will remain in the seventh spot in the draft, which is the spot they were in last season when they chose Monroe, who turned out to be a steal. Monroe averaged 9.4 points and 7.5 rebounds in 80 games during his rookie season and recently was named to the All-Rookie second team.
In addition to moving into one of the top three spots or staying in the seventh spot, the Pistons could also end up picking eighth, ninth or 10th. The top three spots are the only ones drawn by chance. After those spots are filled, the remaining teams are placed in order in the fourth through 14th slots based on their records.
During the broadcast of the lottery results tonight, the draft order will be announced in inverse order. If a team has not been announced by the time its initial slot has been filled, that means it has moved into the top three.
Therefore, if the team in the seventh slot is announced and the Pistons' name has not yet been called, that means the Pistons will pick somewhere in the top three.
The Pistons have not picked in the top three since 2003, which is the only time they have moved up in the order as a result of the lottery. The Pistons were slotted sixth in that lottery — with a pick they had obtained from Memphis in a trade — and moved into the second spot.
They used that pick to select Darko Milicic.
Here is a list of all of Detroit's appearances in the lottery along with where they were slotted prior to the lottery and where they picked as a result of the lottery. (The 2003 pick was from a trade with Memphis. The first of the two lottery picks in 1993 was from a trade with Miami.)
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