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BALTIMORE - When asked prior to Sunday's game about how dominant his corps of relief pitchers has been over the last few weeks, Buck Showalter grimaced slightly and said, "And now that you've jinxed it ..." before answering the question.
The Orioles manager was only half-joking, until the sixth inning came around. That's when Tampa Bay tormented Baltimore's bullpen and turned a one-run game into a laugher. The Rays reached double digits in extra-base hits and runs in beating the Orioles 12-7 in front of 32,665 at Camden Yards.
Miguel Gonzalez with an abnormal relief effort.
Baltimore's bullpen had posted a 0.30 ERA over its previous eight games, allowing one earned run in 29 2-3 innings with 18 strikeouts and only four walks. That changed Sunday once Gonzalez couldn't get out of the fifth inning.
"That was a tough one to swallow," said Gonzalez, who gave up three runs, eight hits, and four walks in 4 2-3 innings. "They've been doing a good job, and I just feel like I [let] them down."
Things unraveled in the sixth, when Tampa Bay (35-49) scored seven runs on seven hits behind 11 batters and took the lead for good. Evan Meek (0-3) gave up four runs and three hits in an inning, and Brian Matusz allowed five runs and seven hits in 2 1-3 innings.
Showalter said the problem was leaving too many pitches up in the zone. And the Rays feasted on them - they pounded out 11 extra-base hits, the most against the Orioles since Sept. 15, 2006. That included five home runs, two from Matt Joyce. Tampa's left fielder went 5 for 6 with four RBIs (and his fourth and fifth homers of the season) to pace the Rays' offense and fluster the Orioles' arms.
"Just a lot of elevated pitches," Showalter said of Gonzalez. "There's such a fine line. That's a big difference pitching and hitting. He's trying to go down away and goes middle up and you're missing height and location as far as in or out. He wasn't the only one. That's for sure."
Tampa Bay added two runs in the seventh to go ahead 12-4, and that's when Showalter pulled most of his regulars. Ryan Flaherty smacked a three-run homer in the ninth to make it closer, but it wasn't enough.
Meek's ERA rose to 7.47 after Sunday's outing, while Matusz's climbed to 5.16.
"Balls up in the zone," said Orioles catcher Nick Hundley. "But that's an aberration for our bullpen, they've been so solid since I've been over here. They've thrown the ball great."
Manny Machado went the opposite way and hit a two-run homer - his seventh home run of the season - to right field in the fourth inning that gave the Orioles a 3-2 lead. Tampa Bay tied the game at 3-3 in the fifth when Ben Zobrist went deep for a solo shot, but Baltimore went ahead in its half.
Nick Markakis singled to open the inning, stole second on Rays starter Alex Cobb (3-6) when Steve Pearce struck out, and came home on a passed ball two batters later.
Meek - who struck out Logan Forsythe with the bases loaded to end the fifth inning - had a lead heading into the sixth. It didn't last long.
Kevin Kiermaier blasted his sixth homer of the season to right field with one out. Zobrist, James Loney, and Brandon Guyer added doubles. Forsythe hit a two-run homer off Matusz, his second of the season.
The damage was done, and the team with the worst record in baseball left town with three wins in four games against an Orioles club trying to stay near the top of the AL East.
"We could be playing the best team in the league, the worst team in the league, a high school team, whatever," Hundley said. "That doesn't matter. Your goal is to win series and win series in the division, so whether it's the first place team or the last place team, our goal is the same."
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Intel currently supports several footprint compatible Ethernet options depending upon the target application. The term "footprint compatible" means that the silicon devices are all manufactured in a 15 mm x 15 mm, 196-ball grid array package with the same ball pattern. Many of the critical signal pin locations are identical, allowing designers to create a single LAN on Motherboard (LOM) design that accommodates all devices. This is a flexible, cost-effective, multipurpose design technique allowing maximized value while matching performance needs.
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A stellar world championship co-feature has been added with undefeated World Boxing Council champion Tomasz Adamek, from Poland, facing Australian Paul Hurricane Briggs in a rematch. Their first meeting, in Chicago, was a brutal display of wills so special it has been remembered as one of last years finest bouts.
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When confronted by scores of farmers of the Karnataka Rajya Raitha Sangha (KRRS) and South Indian Coordination Committee of Farmers' Movements (SICCFM), from four states of South India, Veerappa Moily, the Union Minister for Environment and Forests, today claimed that 'as far as his knowledge goes, he had not approved any field trials of GM crops'.
The farmers had gone to demand that the permission he gave to the regulators to go ahead with clearances for GM field trials be revoked and that he also explain the fresh basis on which he reversed his predecessor Jayanthi Natarajan's decision to suspend approvals given by GEAC. Moily told the protestors that "he had only looked at the file and returned it" and did not approve any trials.
"We are not sure if Veerappa Moily is telling the truth or only presenting smart lies in front of us. If this is indeed true that he only looked at the file and returned it, this means that Genetic Engineering Appraisal Committee (GEAC) which is meeting on March 21st 2014 to give further approvals for GM crop trials should not give any clearances, since the earlier Minister's orders will still be binding on them. Jayanthi Natarajan, in her letter to the Prime Minister dated 9th July 2013.
that she had 'felt it important to await the final judgement of the Supreme Court in this matter, and particularly with a view to avoid any disrespect to the Hon'ble Court directed that further proceedings may await the decision of the Supreme Court' (which incidentally is on April 15th) – which means that this view of the Minister has to continue to prevail on the regulators", said Mr K T Gangadhar, President of Karnataka Rajya Raitha Sangha.
Earlier in the day, scores of farmers of the Karnataka Rajya Raitha Sangha (KRRS) and South Indian Coordination Committee of Farmers Movements (SICCFM) staged a protest march and sit-in at the residence of Veerappa Moily in Bangalore. This was in response to the recent announcement by the Minister in a press conference in Delhi (on 27th February 2014) to permit hundreds of field trials of GM crops including GM varities of rice, wheat, maize etc across the country.
The decision had been widely condemned by farmer unions, civil society, political parties etc, given the growing evidence of adverse impacts of GM crops to farm livelihoods, human health and environment.
"This is a clear turnaround from what the Minister announced in Delhi and seemed to have done, in terms of giving a go-ahead to the 117th meeting minutes of the GEAC. If he is hiding behind semantics by saying that he did not clear field trials, we want to warn him that we will come back in greater numbers to protest these lies from him.
If he is speaking the truth that he has not made any file notings at all or give clearances, we want him to give express instructions now to the regulators not to clear any trials in the upcoming meeting, given the amount of confusion prevailing on the subject", said Chukki Nanjundaswamy, working president of KRRS.
"GM crops are the latest tools in the hands of Multinational seed companies to take control of our seeds. The decision by Moily to permit the experiments of these risky GM seeds of various companies like Monsanto, Syngenta, Bayer, Dupont etc in our farms across the country shows that our governments are hand in glove with them in making that happen" said Kannaiayan Subramanian of SICCFM.
Addressing the farmers Badagalpura Nagendra, General secretary of KRRS stated that "It is unfortunate that such GM crops are being mindlessly promoted by the central and state governments even after the repeated failure of Bt cotton, the only GM crop approved for commercial cultivation in the country.
There was massive failure of Bt cotton reported in Karnataka in the last season which was acknowledged even by the Agriculture Minister in the Karnataka state assembly.
However, the compensation announced was measly and inadequate. The tragedy is that companies like Monsanto who own the Bt technology walk away with thousands of crores of Rupees earned as royalty from Bt cotton seed sales while the farmers are pushed to suicides. We want to warn the Karnataka government not to give any NOCs to field trials here; otherwise, farmers will be forced to ensure that these trials are cremated".
The announcement by Moily late last month received flak from state governments including the Congress ruled Kerala government. The Chief Minister of Tamilnadu responded by saying that she will not permit field trials in her state. Various state govts besides kerala and Tamilnadu, like Bihar, West Bengal, Odisha, Madhya pradesh, Chattisgarh and Rajasthan had denied permissions for field trials in the past.
Hailing the recent statement by the Tamilnadu Chief minister J Jayalalitha to keep the state free from GM crop trials P.Suresh Kumar of Katchi Sarpartra Tamizhaga Vyavasaigal Sangam said that "agriculture is a state subject and it is unacceptable that the central government continues to peddle GM crops despite opposition from state governments."
Those gathered also pointed to the reccomendations by the parliamentary standing committee on Agriculture which in its report submitted in 2012 highlighted the various concerns with GM crops and the inadequacy of its regulation in the country and strongly reccomended against any open release of GM crops including for field trials as they could lead to irreversible contamination of seed and food supply.
The Supreme Court appointed Technical Expert committee had also given similar recommendations last year.
"GM seeds are not just a threat to seed sovereignty of the country but also food safety and sustainability of our environment and they have no place in our country. Experiences with field trials both in the country as well as in other parts of the world shows that they can contaminate our seeds and food supply chains " said Davison of Kerala Coconut Farmers Association. He further stated that "It is nothing but vested interests to promote GM crops when it is so clear that science and society are against it".
KRRS and SICCFM declared that they will step up the campaign against GM crops and their promoters in the coming days, that this will be made into an election issue and that will not permit even a single field trial to happen in the state. They urged the Chief Minister of Karnataka to stand by the will of the people and deny any permission for such risky experiments in the state.
Below are the videos when Veerappa Moily spoke in Kannada to the farmers:
He stated that no permissions were taken from him for GM field trails.


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Sport utility vehicle owner, dealer in a legal tug-of-war over warranty
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FOR SEMI-RETIRED American businessman Julian Cohen, living in the Philippines for the past 9 years had been bliss—until he found himself at odds with the official vehicle distributor of his 2008 turbocharged Japanese SUV brand.
That tiff over his SUV—one of three cars he maintains in the country—has resulted in Cohen filing a court case on Tuesday (March 19) at the Regional Trial Court of San Juan against its foreign representative, Philippine distributor and the Pampanga dealer.
At the core of this case is the vehicle's warranty. In Cohen's complaint, the owner's manual (issued by the car manufacturer in Japan) requires the first oil change at the 12,500-km mark of the odometer, or after the first year. However, a separate service booklet issued by the Philippine distributor states the vehicle requires three oil changes: at the 1,600-km, 5,000-km and 10,000-km odometer mark.
Surprised at policy
Cohen alleged that the service manager of the Pampanga dealership insisted that his SUV was no longer covered by warranty because the vehicle's service booklet did not bear the 1,600-km, 5,000-km, and 10,000-km service stamps.
Cohen argued in his complaint that the owner's manual for his SUV stated the policy differently. "I was surprised the dealer's policy required three oil changes before 12,500 km. Now where did that come from?"
The dispute sounds simple enough. But there's a back story to this.
Cohen stated that he bought this SUV from a car enthusiast sometime in August 2011. According to documents given by the first owner to Cohen, this vehicle came with a transferable three-year warranty issued by the Philippine distributor. This warranty supposedly expired in March 2012. This meant that the first owner bought the vehicle brand new from its main showroom in Metro Manila in March 2009.
Follows every instruction
Cohen describes himself as a conscientious vehicle owner who followed owner's manuals to the letter. "Since I live in Subic, I had my SUV serviced at the nearest authorized dealer in Pampanga soon after buying the SUV in August. However, since the Pampanga dealership did not carry the required oil weight of 5W-30 or the comparable oil weight of 10W-30 as required or recommended by Page 11-19 of its service and warranty booklet, I was forced to buy the suitable oil from a mall."
The vehicle's service history indicates that the oil was changed every 12 months. The first owner had the oil changed at the 12th month, while Cohen had the oil change at the 24th and 36th months.
Sometime during the latter part of March 2012, Cohen said he heard knocking sounds in the engine, and multiple warning lights went up in his dashboard. When he brought the SUV to the Pampanga dealership expecting the vehicle to be still under warranty, the service crew assessed that the turbo charger needed to be replaced, and that he would have to pay for the cost of parts and repair because the vehicle was no longer covered by warranty.
Frustrated, Cohen wrote to the manufacturer's Tokyo headquarters. Soon after, Cohen said he received a letter from the distributor's lawyers threatening him with a criminal lawsuit should he not "apologize" and "make arrangements to compensate" the distributor.
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Historic Third Ward Events - 2015
Gallery Night and Day ~ April 17 & 18, 2015
Join us for Gallery Night and Day, the Midwest's premier art event.
This world-class event features an evening of gallery hopping and art viewing beginning Friday, April 17and continuing during the day on Saturday, April 18.
This spring, the quarterly event showcases 49 venues throughout the downtown Milwaukee area. Admission is free to all participating venues during event hours listed below. Download a participant map here.
Parking, Transportation, and Lodging
Find the best places to park and stay during your Gallery Night and Day experience on our Get Around page. Plus, you'll get info about the FREE Gallery Night Xpress shuttles there, too!
For Additional Information
Please call the Historic Third Ward Association at 414.273.1173.
1) CATHEDRAL OF ST. JOHN – (802 N. Jackson St. - 414.276.9814 - stjohncathedral.org) Windows of the Soul. Original pieces of art from juvenile offenders at the Juvenile Detention Center, a school of the Wauwatosa district, under the guidance of art teacher, Larry Malanowski, (known by his students as "Mr. M").
Friday: 5 to 8pm
2) DAVID BARNETT GALLERY – (1024 E. State St. - 414.271.5058 - davidbarnettgallery.com) Kiki's Paris. Inspired by the book about the famous Parisian model who worked and lived in Paris from 1900-1930 when Paris was the center of the art world. Artists include Man Ray, Miro, Matisse, Max Ernst, Mucha, Bonnard, Manet, Tanguy, Pissarro, Calder, Villon, Picasso, Gauguin, Hermine David, Kees Van Dongen, Derain, Marcel Duchamp, Delacroix, Masson and Chagall. Exhibition runs April 17 through July 18. Friday: 5 to 9pm, Saturday: 11am to 5pm
3) DEAN JENSEN GALLERY – (759 N. Water St. - 414.278.7100 - deanjensengallery.com) Great Impressions IV: An Exhibition of Contemporary Prints. A sprawling exhibition of limited edition prints will be held in Gallery 1, include etchings, lithographs, silkscreens and woodcuts by such important artists as Nicholas Africano, Georg Baselitz, Roger Brown, Tyanna Buie, Francesco Clemente, Santiago Cucullu, Peter Doig, Sam Gilliam, Howard Hodgkin, Alice Neel, Jim Nutt, Ed Paschke, Philip Pearlstein, Kara Walker and others.
Gerard Sendrey: Constantly Inconstant. Gallery II will showcase a retrospective of drawings and paintings by Gerard Sendrey (French, born 1928), one of Europe's most widely revered artistes singuleur. As a young man, Monsieur Sendrey studied law and then became manager of Begles, France. He was about 40 before he first started painting, and had reached about 50 when he had his first show in a small Bordeaux gallery. Sendrey's oeuvre is one that shows vast changes in paintings manners and concerns. There are times when he appears to have reinvented himself as an artist. Today, his work is to be found in just about all of the world museums that have important collections of outsider art, among them the Milwaukee Art Museum. The Dean Jensen Gallery has represented Sendrey's work for nearly a quarter of a century. His retrospective will include examples of his work from his different periods during that time.
Exhibitions run through June 4. Friday: 6 to 9pm, Saturday: 10am to 4pm
4) DELIND GALLERY OF FINE ART – (450 E. Mason St. - 414.271.8525 - delindgallery.com) A 50 Year Artwork Collection. After 44 years and 9 gallery locations, it's time to sell my entire accumulated inventory, including my personal collection… Please help me out! Stop in and find artwork treasures, at greatly reduced prices! Exhibition runs March 26 through May 2. Friday: 10am to 9pm, Saturday: 10:30am to 4pm
5) DIGITAL EDGE COPY AND PRINT CENTERS – (330 E. Mason St. - 414.272.3343 - digitaledgecc.com) Digital Edge is excited to present the work of Rachel Hughes – artist, painter, and graphic designer – and Tyra Baumler – graphic designer and photographer. Both artists will have works on display and prints available for purchase.
Friday: 5:30 to 9pm
6) GALLERY GRAND @ GAC – (604 N. Water St. - 414.795.7108 - gallerygrand.org) The Women behind the Paint: Colleen Kassner and Friends. To celebrate International Women's Day and Women's History Month, Gallery Grand @ GAC is presenting retrospective paintings by Colleen Kassner. Selections range from her earliest acrylics through seven of her newest oil works. The show will be enhanced with additional works by Grand Avenue Club artists. Exhibition runs through May 1. Friday: 5 to 8pm, Saturday: 1 to 3pm
7) GNOAP GALLERY AT THE PLAZA HOTEL – (1007 N. Cass St. - 414.426.9137 - facebook.com/gnoapgallery) Come enjoy the eclectic art of Gnoap Gallery. View illustrations by Jackie Schneider; an installation by Heather Eiden; jewelry by Bonnie DeSautelle; mixed media by Judy Tolley; paintings by Cathy Holly, Jeff Main; photographs by Leanne Krueger, Michael Piotrowski; sculptures by Michael Dornemann, and 123 Free by Kathy Fischer. Friday: 5 to 10pm
8) GROHMANN MUSEUM – (1000 N. Broadway - 414.277.2300 - msoe.edu/grohmannmuseum) H.D. Tylle: Studies. A special engagement for the artist to display his newest studies of projects in Wisconsin and beyond. Tylle continues in the tradition of many artists in the Museum collection in rendering factory interiors, monumental projects and heavy industry into compelling paintings of working scenes. Exhibition runs April 17 through June 28.
Don't miss your opportunity to be the first to see our new 19th century German Gallery, featuring Carl Spitzweg in Milwaukee.
Gallery Night Event: Gallery Talk with the Artist, April 17th at 7pm.
Friday: 5 to 9pm, Saturday: Noon to 6pm
9) HOTEL METRO – (411 E. Mason St. - 414.272.1937 - hotelmetro.com)
Hotel Metro features local artists who work in various medium including oils, photography, textiles, and other materials. Sophia's Heart to perform at 5:30pm, Siempre Flamenco at 7pm and Tabula Nova at 9pm. $5 Martinis and Happy Hour food specials served until 10pm.
Friday: 5 to 10pm
10) MILWAUKEE LGBT COMMUNITY CENTER – (1110 N. Market St., 2nd Floor - 414.614.6575 - mkelgbt.org) Spring is in Bloom Group Show.
This show features works on paper, photography, and mixed media. Artists featured in this show are Bo Wesley, Steven J. Miller, Thom Ertl, Francis Benedict, and more. Exhibition runs April 17 through May 31.
Friday: 5 to 9pm
11) PFISTER - ARTIST IN RESIDENCE – (424 E. Wisconsin Ave. - 414.273.8222 - thepfisterhotel.com) Come see Niki Johnson on her last Gallery Night as Pfister Artist in Residence from 5pm-9pm in her studio. Afterwards, join Pfister Narrator, Anja Notanja's "CLACKATHON" performance in the Rouge. Six masked writers, six typewriters and musician John Sieger improvising on audience's love, insult and pet letter requests, 9pm-11pm. Complimentary snacks and a cash bar.
Friday: 5 to 9pm, Saturday: throughout the day
12) ROCK PAPER SCISSORS – (757 N. Milwaukee St. - 414.982.5653 - rockpaperscissorshop.com) Grand Opening! Rock Paper Scissors is a retail gallery located in East Town, showcasing original artwork, furnishings and gifts handcrafted by local artists.
Friday: 5 to 9pm, Saturday: 10am to 4pm
13) URBAN MILWAUKEE: THE STORE – (755 N. Milwaukee St. - 414.395.0632 - urbanmilwaukeethestore.com) Featuring Brian Jacobson's Vantage Point photo series. See photos of Milwaukee from high above of the city. Brian has climbed to the top of many of Milwaukee's most iconic buildings to share views of the city often reserved only for birds or penthouse dwellers.
Friday: 5 to 10pm, Saturday: 11am to 3pm
14) VILLAGE CHURCH ARTS GALLERY – (130 E. Juneau Ave. - 414.273.7617 - villagechurchmilwaukee.org) In the Forest of My Mind: acrylic on canvas by Laura Debbink and Rumi Dreams: mixed media on canvas by Carol Zippel. Live music featuring The Pardee Boys. Appetizers available. Exhibition runs April 17 through May 1.
Friday: 5 to 9pm, Saturday: 1 to 3pm
15) ACLU OF WISCONSIN – (207 E. Buffalo St., Suite 325 - 414.272.4032 - aclu-wi.org) 53206: Home in the Heart of the City. 53206, Milwaukee's "poorest zip code", is far more complicated than the headlines. The ACLU will showcase the photography of author and activist Barbara Miner, whose portraits and scenes from the neighborhood look into the heart of Milwaukee. We are also selling prints by youth artists. Friday: 5 to 10pm, Saturday: Noon to 4pm
16) THE ART INSTITUTE OF WISCONSIN – (320 E. Buffalo St., Suite 100 - 414.978.5000 - artinstitutes.edu/milwaukee) The Art Institutes of Wisconsin: Faculty Exhibit. The Faculty Exhibition is a celebration of design and an opportunity for students and the public to view new and original work by our talented faculty. The works represented will include drawing, painting, fashion design, digital design, animation, interior design and film. Exhibition runs April 17 through June 31. Friday: 5:30 to 9pm, Saturday: 8am to 1pm
17) GALLERY MKE - (207 E. Buffalo St., Suite 421 - 414.687.8932 – facebook.com/gallerymke)Celebrate Spring at Gallery MKE with artists Mary Gidley Culling and Sally Davidson Lautmann! MKE offers bright fun fine art, handcrafted jewelry and creative keepsakes. Mary's recent exhibit features contemporary seascapes using bold acrylics on panels. Sally's "PASSAJ, Jewelry on a Journey" includes assemblage pieces of vintage components, hand stamped metals, unique bridal jewelry and commissioned designs that rework loved ones' costume jewelry into contemporary treasures. Light refreshments.
Friday: 11am to 9pm, Saturday: 10am to 5pm
18) THE ITALIAN COMMUNITY CENTER – (631 E. Chicago St. - 414.223.2180 - iccmilwaukee.com) Water Matters...and Other Things to Learn. A collection of original watercolor paintings from recent travels to the tropics and some experimental paintings to inspire and challenge the mind's eye. Friday: 6 to 10pm, Saturday: 11am to 3pm
19) LESLIE HINDMAN AUCTIONEERS – (525 E. Chicago St. - 414.220.9200 - lesliehindman.com) Please join us for an early preview of Leslie Hindman Auctioneer's Milwaukee Spring Auction, featuring the work of celebrated Wisconsin and regional artists. The auction will be taking place on May 15 at 10am.
Friday: 5 to 8pm, Saturday: 10am to 2pm
20) METRO EYE – (325 E. Chicago St. - 414.727.5888 - metroeye.biz) The collaborative paintings of Andy Pilarski and Lisa Ritter, melding abstract imagery with intricate representational elements, contain striking dualities of technique and medium. Exhibition runs April 17 through May 17. Friday: 5 to 8pm
21) MILWAUKEE INSTITUTE OF ART & DESIGN (MIAD) – (273 E. Erie St. - 414.847.3200 - miad.edu) MIAD 2015 Senior Exhibition. MIAD celebrates 40 years of education excellence and visual arts leadership with the 2015 Senior Exhibition, Wisconsin's largest and most exuberant exhibition of the emerging professionals who innovate for our economy and society, representing all of MIAD's Bachelor of Fine Arts majors and minors. Exhibitions runs April 17 through May 9 in all MIAD Galleries. Opening reception, Gallery Night Friday, April 17, 5 to 9pm. Generously sponsored by BMO Harris Bank. miad.edu/seniorexhibition.com. Gallery Hours: Tu-Sa 10am to 5pm.
Friday: 5 to 9pm, Saturday: 10am to 5pm.
22) MKE STUDIO SHARE – (338 N. Milwaukee St., Suite 305 - 414.943.2243 - mkestudioshare.com) MKE Studio Share will host an exhibit of images taken at the long abandoned Solvay Coke and Gas complex on the city's south side. Many local photographers/urban explorers have documented the various stages of decay and neglect that occurred since its closing in 1983. Friday: 5 to 10pm
23) NEROLI SALON & SPA – (327 E. St. Paul Ave. - 414.227.2888 - nerolispa.com) LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION! See artwork in the making with a live photo shoot. Neroli Salon & Spa's creative team is collaborating with Front Room Photography, Gigi of Mequon, Zita Bridal Salon, Harley's and Milwaukee Flower Co to capture the hottest bridal looks for 2015. Friday: 5 to 8pm
24) OIL, A CITY GALLERY – (222 E. Erie St., Suite 110 - 414.588.6823 - oilmilwaukee.com) Large contemporary gallery with new works created and displayed every Wednesday through Friday 3pm to 7pm, Saturday and Sunday noon to 4pm, with additional seasonal hours, and by appointment. Featuring Judy Barczak's large figurative works and Hal Koenig's urban and landscape canvases. Exhibition is ongoing.
Friday: 4 to 10pm, Saturday: Noon to 5pm
25) RUSTICO PIZZERIA – (223 N. Water St. - 414.220.9933 - rusticopizzeria.com) Grant Mahr's work consists of a variety of mediums from digital media to painting. He is currently majoring in Communication Design at the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design while still pursuing his passion for painting in his free time. Experimenting is a large part of what Mahr does to create. Exhibition runs April 17 through June 1. Friday: 11am to 1:30am, Saturday: 11am to 1:30am
26) SB FRAMING GALLERY – (409 E. Buffalo St. - 414.431.5050 - sbframinggallery.com) Come visit the new gallery space featuring artwork by Yoshiko Yamamoto, Laura Wilder, and Hannah Borger Overbeck. Framed Milwaukee prints and Charley Harper numbered lithographs are also on display. Friday: 5 to 8pm
27) SHOO – (409 E. Buffalo St. - 414-431-5050 - sbframinggallery.com) Come visit the new gallery space featuring artwork by Yoshiko Yamamoto, Laura Wilder, and Hannah Borger Overbeck. Framed Milwaukee prints and Charley Harper numbered lithographs are also on display. Friday: 5 to 8pm
28) SPLASH STUDIO: A PAINTING BAR – (184 N. Broadway - 414.882.7621 - splashmilwaukee.com) Painting Pairings. Splash Studio, Milwaukee's painting bar, presents its newest group gallery show, Painting Pairings. By pairing a painting commissioned for the Splash Library with an original work of art from the same artist, this exhibit offers an insider's view into how a Splash painting comes to life. Join us for a public reception with drink specials on Friday from 6pm-9pm. Plus, the Super Secret Glow Project returns from 10:00pm-midnight on both Friday and Saturday nights. (Reservations recommended for Glow.) Exhibition runs April 17 through July 13. Friday: 6 to 9pm
29) SPORTBODY PILATES + PHYSICAL THERAPY – (159 N. Jackson St., Suite 104 - 414.699.7494 - sportbodypilates.com) Twin sisters Adriana Mehta & Gabriela Grbic of Canela-Canela create handcrafted jewelry and accessories inspired from their Latin and European roots. Utilizing minerals, leathers, and metal finds to create a harmonious collaboration in every one of their pieces. Each piece is a blend of exotic and chic influences. Friday: 5 to 8pm, Saturday: Noon to 3pm
30) STUDIO BLIP – (207 E. Buffalo, Suite 422 - 414.429.8132 - studioblip.net) Studio Blip will be featuring Ruth Vonderberg's new "Chroma Series" – fluid, intensely colored abstract images on recyclable synthetic paper. Ken Vonderberg will be exhibiting his realistic figurative work and intricate landscapes created with fine art wood burning. Friday: 5 to 9pm, Saturday: 10am to 5pm
31) THE FINE ART GALLERY – (207 E. Buffalo St., Suite 210 - 414.688.2787 - thefineartgallery.com) Adaptation and Contrast. THE Fine Art Gallery Exhibition, Adaptation and Contrast, features guest artists: Joyce Eesley, watercolor; Patrice Herbst, oil painting; and Brock Rumohr, mixed media sculpture. Also, new works by gallery representing artists: Dagmara Costello, Virgi Driscoll, JJ Joyce, Michele Murphy, Darlene W. Rzezotaski, and Harry J. Wirth. Exhibition runs April 17 through July 18. Friday: Noon to 9pm, Saturday: Noon to 4pm
32) TORY FOLLIARD GALLERY – (233 N. Milwaukee St. - 414.273.7311 - toryfolliard.com) Ron Isaacs: New Sculpture. In his second solo exhibition at Tory Folliard Gallery, Ron Isaacs continues his 30+ year career of constructing and painting wood to resemble vintage clothing and natural objects. Purposely devoid of figures, Isaacs invites the viewer to question what they are actually seeing. In this master's hands, wood appears to be fabric, and leaves and branches are carefully constructed details. Combining trompe l'oeil painting with elaborate wood assembling, Isaacs presents three dimensional paintings requiring a careful look to determine their true nature. Doug Hatch: Urban Views. A superb realist painter, Hatch is known for his photorealist depictions of urban scenes. Working in his studio from photographs, he employs traditional methods of photorealism using strong diagonals, reflected surfaces, and transparent components to elucidate vibrant street scenes. Influenced by Edward Hopper and Richard Estes, Hatch interprets the daily life of the street. Vibrant, detail oriented and filled with movement, the paintings of Doug Hatch capture a place and time of day, perfectly. Exhibitions run April 17 through May 23. Join us on Gallery Night to meet the artists. Friday: 11am to 9pm, Saturday: 11am to 4pm
33) ARTS @ LARGE – (908 S. 5th St. - 414.763.7379 - artsatlargeinc.org) There's No Place like Home, Milwaukee. Experience Milwaukee through the eyes and voices of K-12 MPS students who have explored the historical, cultural, and racial implications of life in our city. This exhibit offers insights into the city that we are today, and the city that we hope to become. Exhibition runs April 17 through July 10.
Friday: 5 to 8pm, Saturday: Noon to 4pm
34) BLACK SHEEP – (216 S. 2nd St. - 414.223.0903 - blacksheepmke.com) Project Black Board. Black Sheep and Plaid Tuba unveiled their first collaboration last summer – an ongoing chalk art show called Project Black Board. Daniel Fleming and Kerry Rose Ramsden kicked off the third installment of the one-year exhibit in February, will run through May. Each exhibit Is curated by Plaid Tuba, featuring both a chalk art piece and a piece representing the traditional medium of each artist.
Friday: 4pm to Midnight, Saturday 4pm to Midnight
35) GRASSMAN GALLERY – (541 W. Historic Mitchell St. - 414.551.1699 - projecthandyman.net) Don't miss this! See the woodshop and the gallery. Jim Grass is a Purdue Engineer, PLUS a master craftsman and artist. Anything you can dream of, he can build, sculpt, carve or create. Bring your wish lists…view his designs. Friday: 5 to 9pm, Saturday: 11am to 3pm
36) GREAT LAKES DISTILLERY – (616 W. Virginia St. - 414.431.8683 - greatlakesdistillery.com) Featuring rotating local artists and light snacks. Exhibition runs April 17 through July 28.
Friday: 5 to 10pm, Saturday: 11am to 10pm
37) HABITAT FOR HUMANITY RESTORE – (420 S. 1st St. - 414.257.9078 - milwaukeerestore.org) Recycled Art Contest. ReStore's 6th Annual Recycled Art Contest shines a light on some of Milwaukee's resourceful repurposers. The contest challenges the public to create works primarily using the donated product found at ReStore. From artwork to repurposed furniture, explore this gallery of transformation.
Friday: 5 to 9pm, Saturday: 10am to 4pm
38) HARLEY-DAVIDSON MUSEUM – (400 W. Canal St. - 414.287.2789 - h-dmuseum.com) (P)ART: Photographs Revealing the Art of the Mechanical Form. (P)ART showcases 29 carefully staged and artistic photographs dating as early as 1912 that highlight the style of legendary Harley-Davidson motorcycle parts. Free Friday night Museum admission from 5-9pm; regular Museum admission applies on Saturday. Exhibition runs through May 17.
Friday: 5 to 9pm, Saturday: 10am to 6pm
39) HIDE HOUSE CREATIVE – (2625 S. Greeley St. - 414.482.2200 - hidehousecreative.com) Make Hide House your Destination! Explore three floors and three buildings of art. This historic building was once a local tannery and is now home to over 40 local artist, business and bands. Its unique architecture itself is worth the trip.
Friday: 5 to 9pm, Saturday: Noon to 4pm
40) THE IRON HORSE HOTEL – (500 W. Florida St. - 414.543.4766 - theironhorsehotel.com) Reginald Baylor Studio introduces a new series of acrylic on canvas paintings called "Custom Paint Abstracts." This series magnifies his line, shape, color and composition that are typically intricate in his signature style. Friday: begins at 5pm; Saturday: throughout the day until 11pm
41) STUDIO 130 – (2625 S. Greeley St., Suite 130 - 414.477.7282 - Staceywilliamsng.com) The Performance is Over. Painter Stacey Williams-Ng captures historic circus costumes in detailed oil portraits. See the frilly pink skirt of Ella Mills, famous "fat lady", the embroidered coat of Damoo Dhotre, animal trainer, and the emerald sequined leotard of Inge Wagner, all immortalized as artifacts of a time long past. Also in the exhibit: portraits of circus and carnival archetypes like the conjoined twins. Exhibition runs April 17 through April 30.
Friday: 5 to 9pm, Saturday: 11am to 3pm
42) WALKER'S POINT CENTER FOR THE ARTS – (839 N. 5th St. - 414.672.2787 - wpca-milwaukee.org) Wasted Days and Wasted Nights. Rafael Francisco Salas explores allegorical portraiture and personal history in a new solo exhibition extending to two galleries – WPCA and Portrait Society Gallery. Wasted Days and Wasted Nights exemplifies a journey - traverse between galleries experiencing the multiplicity, tension and whimsy surrounding cultural identity and place, bridging a Wisconsin sheep farm and Tejano superstar Freddy Fender. Exhibition runs March 20 through May 16. Featured Member Exhibition: Gary John Gresl. Opening reception for featured artist Gary John Gresl's new work. Exhibition runs April 17 through July 11.
Friday: 5 to 9pm, Saturday: Noon to 5pm
43) GALLERY AT THE BLUE – (310 W. Wisconsin Ave. - 414.273.5500) Located in Westown, Gallery @ The Blue is a visual treat. The Blue proudly exhibits the creative photography of Wisconsin Area Camera Club Organization (WACCO). WACCO is a statewide group of talented photographers whose work encompasses many genres. Wicamerclubs.org. Artist's reception Friday 6 to 9pm. Exhibition runs February 21 through April 25. Friday: 5:30 to 9pm
44) HAGGERTY MUSEUM OF ART AT MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY – (13th & Clybourn - 414.288.1669 - marquette.edu/haggerty) Now running through May 31, 2015, the Haggerty features four distinct exhibitions - photography in Mila Teshaieva: Promising Waters, contemporary art in States of Uncertainty, permanent collection selections in the student-curated Clear Picture: Looking at Communities from an Art Museum, and the multi-media The Body, The Self which explores representations of the body or use the body as medium to explore subjects and subjectivities. Friday: 10am to 4:30pm, Saturday: 10am to 4:30pm
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I have this one quest that is supposed to give DXP, after i did aiding the defari and they asked me to bring some ore to outpost 3. When i got to outpost 3 it gave me ask me if i would like to give the ore to the supply office maela but when i click on it instead of allowing me to transport it over, i just get the option to go back in the dialogue. Any help would be welcomed. If this is not to place to ask this question can you please refer me another post when these types of questions are asked. Thanks for you time.
Ore to Outpost 3
mission is one of two "side missions" available within the
Aiding the Deferi (Daily)
mission. And while there is a separate
Rescue Deferi Captives (Daily)
the Kelvani Belt (within the Breen Patrol) that
reward DXP, OtO3 does
reward DXP.
This thread isn't about non-DXP missions, but I can help you easily enough. In the future, if you can't find an exisitng thread that has a matching topic to your question, try using the Search option up top, and failing that, feel free to open a new thread in the Starfleet Academy forums.
In order to deliver the ore to Outpost 3 you first have to pick it up from
the Kelvani Belt. After finishing the Kelvani Belt mission and speaking to the Mining Admin who gives you OtO3, you need to fly over to the mining astoroid
while still on the same map
. This is a little unclear in the mission text. Near the main asteroid is a smaller one that has a working/animated mining facility on it. Fly close to that and you'll get an interact button to pick-up the Ore. It will actually put something in your inventory, so you'll need one free cell to pick it up.
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Just saw that too. He did the money sign after sacking him. I expect the twitterverse to go ballistic.
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Which would have been funnier if half the league hadn't said they wanted to sack him and do that.
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Sportsmen, alongside organizations such as the National Wild Turkey Federation, saved the Gould's wild turkey. .
From fewer than 150 birds in the entire U.S. in 1989 to current populations exceeding 1,000 in the state of Arizona alone, the Gould's wild turkey is one of the greatest conservation success stories ever.
Join Steven Rinella of the hit TV show "MeatEater" as he describes how sportsmen, alongside organizations such as the National Wild Turkey Federation, saved the Gould's wild turkey.
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