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My colleagues and I have written on this blog about all of the costly potential lawsuits the Scranton branch has spawned since Sabre acquired Dunder Mifflin. Let's assume some of these incidents have become actual lawsuits alleging discrimination or harassment. David Wallace, former DM executive and inventor of the Suck-It, is going to purchase Dunder Mifflin from Sabre. Question: Does Wallace inherit these lawsuits?
The answer depends (we're lawyers, after all). It depends first on the structure of the transaction. If Wallace purchases the controlling shares of Dunder Mifflin in a stock transaction, then he steps into DM's shoes and assumes all of its liabilities, end of story. On the other hand, if Wallace purchases Dunder Mifflin's assets, then the general rule is that the purchaser of corporate assets does not acquire the seller's liabilities. ]
But, where federal rights are involved, such as the right to be free of discrimination and harassment in the workplace, many courts hold that the purchaser may inherit the seller's liabilities if (a) the purchaser is put on notice of the claims and (b) there is substantial continuity in the business operations before and after the sale. These courts have weighed the need for unfettered business transactions against rights created by federal law and come out generally in favor of the latter.
Will Wallace navigate his way through the sale successfully? Maybe. Hopefully, we find out next season. If we're lucky, we'll also find out how Robert California made out with his Eastern European college-age ex-gymnast mentoring program.
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I have had a chance to experience most of the new content and I had a few comments based on some serious issues that I have seen. If these have been mentioned before sorry about that :p
1) Demotion Bug - As mentioned FINALLY by the devs there is a bug that will demote you if you go into the Solar Wind or Cracked PvP Maps. They currently DONT have a fix.
2) Server freezes. This now happens ALOT since last night. I usually see it transitioning between zones or the character selection page.
3) Cap timers - OMG what were you thinking increasing Cap timers in PvP zones? Hostile Cap and Hold map is supposed to be FAST and fun. Now its an exercise in guessing when or if the flags will switch. Also the influence zones (circles) which effect the flags has been increased (which = another not so thought through idea). This can make flags never swap.
4) No experience or benefits to losing. Strangely enough I didn't run into this until this morning. If you lose a PvP match (because the Feds outnumber you by a large number) you receive ZERO. Thats right NOTHING. Well before this morning I was in groups that had more balanced numbers and we had won those matches. I assume the same issue played out for those Feds or maybe it could have been in this mornings patch.
Well many may wonder why this is an issue. Feds that don't PvP may not know that we have a daily that is PvP related (might be one on the RA Fed side). If we are outnumbered we can't finish our dailies AND we get nothing in return. This will reduce the numbers of KDF playing until this is rectified I believe. We already have number issues with queues and "Infected / The Cure" why make it harder on us Cryptic?
Poor Klingon need more love than he got. Stop his whine and give Klingon all what they want.
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The Art of the Oboe
Famous Oboe Concerti
The oboe, perfected in France around the middle of the seventeenth
century, gained acceptance in Venice during the 1690s. The first known Venetian
operas to include a part for it dated from 1692, and by 1696 at the latest it
had been heard at the Basilica of San Marco, which two years later recruited
its first permanent player of the oboe. Several other oboists of note
established themselves in the city, and the four ospedali grandi (the
charitable institutions caring for foundlings, orphans and the destitute) added
the instrument to the teaching curriculum.
It was logical, given Italy's – and, indeed, Venice's – pioneering rôle
in the development of the concerto, that sooner or later the first concerti
with parts for oboes would be written. The big question was how, if at all,
should they differ in style and form from violin concerti? For Vivaldi, as for
most Italian composers, the problem was easily resolved. In his hands the oboe
becomes a kind of ersatz violin. To be sure, he takes care not to exceed the
normal compass of the instrument (running from the D above Middle C to the D
two octaves higher), remembers to insert pauses for breathing and avoids over –
abrupt changes of register, but the solo part still seems remarkably
violinistic – as Vivaldi himself tacitly acknowledged when, on more than one
occasion, he prescribed the violin as an alternative to the oboe.
It was left to Vivaldi's important Venetian contemporary, Tomaso
Albinoni (1671-1751), to find another way of treating the oboe in a concerto.
Apart from being a capable violinist, Albinoni was a singing teacher married to
an operatic diva. His experience of writing operas and cantatas decisively
affected the way in which he approached melody and instrumentation. His
concerti equate the oboe not with a violin but with the human voice in an aria.
Conjunct movement and small intervals are generally preferred to wide skips. In
opening orchestral passages the oboe does not double the first violin (as in Vivaldi
concerti) but bides its time until its solo entry or else supplies an
independent line. The opening solo idea is often presented twice – the first
time abortively, the second time with a normal continuation. This twofold
presentation is a device borrowed straight from the operatic aria of the time.
Albinoni describes these works as concerti 'with', rather than 'for'
oboe. The difference is significant. Whereas in a Vivaldi oboe concerto the
prime aim is to show off the capability of the soloist, here the oboe is the
partner rather than the dominator of the first violin – and even the second
violin is not excluded from the discourse. The spirit of give and take that
exists between the treble instruments lends these works a character that
reminds one of chamber music.
The Op. 9 concerti are subdivided into four groups, each of which
begins with a concerto for solo violin (here the oboe is silent), continues
with a concerto for one oboe and finishes with one for two oboes. No. 5, in C
major, is a typical specimen of the composer's late style. The orchestral
texture is in places highly contrapuntal, but Albinoni never sacrifices
tunefulness to a show of learning. Arthur Hutchings, his greatest advocate
among British musicologists, aptly describes the finale as 'conveying the
allure of the dance without suggesting the street or barnyard'.
The key of No. 12 in C major conforms to a familiar stereotype,
being triumphant with a touch of pomposity. Luckily, the slow movements, which
in every case are in a different key, provide the necessary contrast and give
each work a well-rounded character.
Albinoni's first set of Concerti a cinque with parts for one or
two oboes, published in Amsterdam as his Opus 7 in 1715, has the distinction of
being the first such collection by an Italian composer ever published. The
composer dedicated them to a local nobleman and amateur musician, Giovanni
Donato Correggio. The works are divided into four groups, each of which begins
with a concerto for strings (one of these, No. 11, contains passages for a solo
violin), continues with a concerto for two oboes and finishes with one for a
single oboe. Whereas the concerti with one oboe are fully mature in conception,
those with two oboes are more varied, as if Albinoni, in 1715, had not yet
decided how to structure them. Certainly, the two-oboe works, which are all in
the traditional trumpet keys of C major and D major, carry strong traces of the
trumpet sonatas that Bolognese composers, in particular, had written at the end
of the previous century. The finales of both the fifth and the eleventh
concerto show this quality very clearly, even if the slow movements adopt a
more intimate tone. But the most blatant 'fanfare' of all comes in the first
movement of the final concerto in Opus 9, Albinoni's sequel to Opus 7 published
in 1722. The dreamy, elegiac Adagio in B minor that forms the heart of
this concerto is one of the finest specimens of its type.
The single-oboe concerti in Opus 7, No. 12 has finale in 3/8 or 6/8 that
exploit Albinoni's favourite rhythmic device of hemiola (where twice three
units becomes thrice two units or the reverse). Their outer movements are
spacious, always presenting the main oboe theme twice in succession on its
initial appearance.
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George Frideric Handel was born in Halle in 1685, the son of a well
established barber-surgeon by his second wife. After matriculation in 1702 at
Halle University and a brief period as organist at the Calvinist Church in the
city, he moved to Hamburg in order to further a career in music, on which he
was now decided. Employment at the opera, at first as a violinist and then as
harpsichordist and composer was followed, in 1706, by travel to Italy, the
source of the form his music had taken. Here, in Florence, Venice and Rome he
made a name for himself, writing music in a number of genres, church music,
opera, Italian oratorio, cantatas and instrumental works, while, in a keyboard
contest with his contemporary Domenico Scarlatti, he was declared the better
organist, with Scarlatti allowed to be a better harpsichordist.
A meeting in Venice with members of the court of the Elector of Hanover
led to Handel's appointment in 1710 as Kapellmeister to the Elector, while
contact with the English ambassador was presumably instrumental in an immediate
invitation to London for the newly established Italian opera. His return to
Hanover the following year, after a short stay in Düsseldorf at the court of
the Elector Palatine, lasted for some fifteen months, before a definitive
return to London, where he now settled, occupied very largely with the Italian
opera. It was when the commercial success of the opera began to decline,
particularly with the establishment of two rival houses, that Handel turned his
attention to a new form, English oratorio. This had an obvious appeal to a
Protestant audience, avoiding, as it did, the problems of performance in a
foreign language and the incongruities of plot that had become an inevitable
concomitant of Italian opera seria. His last opera, Deidamia, was staged
in London in 1741 and his last English oratorio, The Triumph of Time and
Truth, an adaptation of a work he had written in Rome fifty years before,
was given at Covent Garden in 1757 and 1758. Handel died in 1759, but his
musical influence continued to dominate popular taste, doing much to eclipse
the work of native composers.
As a practical musician, Handel borrowed extensively from his own
earlier compositions and, as need arose, from the work of others, following the
standard practice of the time. His three Oboe Concerti have been
variously designated. The third of the series, the Concerto in G minor
was first published, it seems, in Leipzig in 1863, when it was attributed
to Handel and described as a work of 1703, although no other source is now
known. In four movements, the concerto opens with a slow movement of
characteristically dotted rhythm, a touch of that French style that the aging
Corelli, working with Handel in Rome, had claimed to be beyond his
The so-called Idomeneus-Concerto takes its name from the accident
that it was written to provide additional music for a staging in 1806 at the
Royal National Theatre in Berlin of Mozart's opera Idomeneo, Rè di Creta. For
the occasion there were inserted numbers by Paer, Bernhard Anselm Weber and
Vincenzo Righini, the last the Kapellmeister of the Berlin theatre since 1793.
The Berlin Italian opera was closed in 1806 as a result of the war, but opened
again, under Righini, in 1811. Righini's concerto was added to the first movement
chorus of Idomeneo, Godiam la pace, a very relevant sentiment in the
prevailing circumstances. The work has survived in a Berlin copy of the
performing score of Idomeneo. The soloist in the little concerto in
Berlin was the oboist of the Berlin Royal Orchestra, Friedrich Westenholz,
whose playing was much admired.
Arcangelo Corelli, the violinist-composer, more than any other musician
of his time, established the form of the Baroque concerto grosso, solo violin
sonata and trio sonata, a model for later composers. The present work, arranged
by Sir John Barbirolli, is in the form of a concerto da camera, a set of
dance movements, preceded by a Preludio. The concerto ends with a final Giga.
Domenico Cimarosa, born in 1749, enjoyed a contemporary reputation
particularly in the field of Italian comic opera. In 1942 the Australian-born
Vincenzo Bellini is better known as a composer of operas than of
instrumental works. He won his first significant operatic success in 1827 with
his third opera, Il pirata. Seven more operas were to follow before his
death in Paris in 1835 at the age of 33. His delightful Oboe Concerto in
E flat major was written, as were his other orchestral works, before 1825,
while he was still a student at the Naples Conservatory. The solo instrument
enters after the shortest of dramatic introductions with a melody of operatic
suggestion, a foretaste of Bellini's later lyrical achievement. The aria leads
directly to a lively conclusion, dominated by its lively principal theme, which
frames a series of contrasting episodes.
The Air and Rondo are arranged for oboe by the English
oboist Evelyn Rothwell, and orchestrated by Anthony Camden. The Air uses
the descending arpeggio figure, common, in one form or another, in Handel's
instrumental music. It is followed by a lively Rondo, in which the
principal theme frames contrasting episodes.
The Suite in G minor, attributed to Handel, has no certain
source in its present form, derived, as it is, from an anonymous manuscript in
the library of the Fürstenberg family and here adapted by Anthony Camden. A
solemn and very Handelian French Overture, framing the traditional
livelier dance section, leads to a Gavotte and a pair of Bourrées played
in alternation. A slow Sarabande offers the chance of a fine solo oboe
aria and this is followed by a contrasting Rigaudon. The Passacaille follows
the traditional Baroque dance-variation form and the Suite ends with a
rapid Passepied.
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Anthony Camden
Anthony Camden is solo oboist with the London Virtuosi, having served as
principal oboe in the London Symphony Orchestra from 1972 to 1988. His solo
recordings with the London Symphony Orchestra include the Bach Concerto for
violin and oboe, with Yehudi Menuhin, the Oboe Concerto by Grace
Williams and a video of music by Bach with Claudio Abbado. He founded the
London Virtuosi in 1972 with James Galway and John Georgiadis and the ensemble
thereafter toured widely in the Americas, throughout Europe and in the Far
East. Anthony Camden himself, the son of a very distinguished British
bassoonist, has given master classes at many of the most famous conservatories
and schools of music and is currently Dean of Music at the Hong Kong Academy
for Performing Arts and an Honorary Professor of the Shanghai Conservatory of
Music. In addition to some 400 recordings with the London Symphony Orchestra,
his recordings with the London Virtuosi include Mozart's Oboe Quartet, a
Telemann Trio for flute, oboe and harpsichord with James Galway and for
RCA Haydn's Divertimento for oboe and strings, while for Naxos he has
recorded Albinoni's Oboe Concerti, Opp. 7 and 9, Handel' s Oboe
Concertos Nos. 1-3, Air and Rondo, Suite in G Minor and
Overture to Otho. Anthony Camden plays on a Howarth Oboe.
City of London Sinfonia
The City of London Sinfonia was founded in 1971 by the conductor Richard
Hickox and has been acclaimed as one of Britain's most distinguished
orchestras. With Hickox as artistic director and Andrew Watkinson as leader and
director, the City of London Sinfonia appears at many of the leading English
festivals and concert venues, makes regular broadcasts on radio and television
and has an enviable recording repertoire. The Sinfonia also promotes its own
series of autumn and spring concerts in London at the Barbican and South Bank
Centres and has a significant reputation in the recording studio with many
successful titles recorded for Chandos, EMI, Decca, Hyperion, Virgin Classics
and Naxos.
The London Virtuosi
The London Virtuosi was founded in 1972 by Anthony Camden, James Galway
and principal string players from the London Symphony Orchestra. In the 24
years of its life the ensemble has performed in all the major countries in the
world, including the United States, Canada, Mexico, Europe, China and Japan. It
has been the resident orchestra in Festivals in Britain and Spain and made many
recordings. In recent years the London Virtuosi has specialised in performing
all the Brandenburg Concertos and a large repertoire of Baroque and
classical music. The orchestra consists of sixteen string players, a
harpsichord and an oboe and is directed from the violin by the leader John
Georgiadis, who was for fifteen years the concertmaster of the London Symphony
John Georgiadis, Rolf Wilson, Barry Wilde, Benedict Cruft, James
McCleod, Roy Gillard, Roger Garland and Lilly Li
Brian Hawkins, George Robertson and Dai Emanuel
Douglas Cummings and Ben Kennard
Linda Houghton
Paul Nicholson
John Georgiadis
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the Royal Academy of Music and after two and a half years as leader of the City
of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra moved to the London Symphony Orchestra, which
he led for some eleven years, through two periods between and 1979. An early interest in conducting, supported by
study with Sergiu Celibidache, brought an international career in this rôle and
appointment in 1991 as Principal Guest Conductor of the Queensland Philharmonic
Orchestra. His connection with the London Symphony Orchestra has been continued
with conducting engagements with the orchestra in London and in tours to the
United States and elsewhere. Since its foundation in 1972 John Georgiadis has
been Music Director and Conductor of the London Virtuosi Chamber Orchestra and
from 1987 to 1990 played first violin in the Gabrieli Quartet.
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COLUMBIA CITY — The floor of the walk-in cooler at the county jail needs a sprucing up, according to the Whitley County Sheriff's Department.
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Protesters cheer as East Timor PM quits
By David Fox
DILI (Reuters) – East Timor's embattled prime minister,
Mari Alkatiri, resigned on Monday, saying he would share
responsibility for a political crisis that has gripped Asia's
newest nation for over two months.
There was no immediate word on a replacement, but news of
his departure was welcomed by thousands of protesters who have
been demonstrating in the capital for the past week. They
cheered and car horns blared as word of the resignation spread.
Alkatiri said he was stepping down to avoid the resignation
of the nation's popular president, Xanana Gusmao, who had
threatened to quit himself unless the prime minister left
"I am ready to resign from my position of prime minister of
the government of RDTL (East Timor) so as to avoid the
resignation of his excellency the president of the republic,"
Alkatiri told a news conference.
He said he was doing so "having deeply reflected on the
present situation prevailing in the country … assuming my own
share of responsibility for the crisis affecting our country."
Alkatiri added that he was "determined not to contribute to
any deepening of the crisis." He read out his statement and
refused to answer questions.
The prime minister has been widely blamed for violence that
erupted in May as fighting within the armed forces spiraled
into rioting, arson and looting in the streets of the capital,
The violence ended only with the arrival last month of a
2,700-strong Australian-led peacekeeping force that has
disarmed the army and police and taken responsibility for
Calls for Alkatiri's resignation have been the rallying cry
of protests by thousands of Timorese that peaked in the past
six days after damaging revelations in an Australian news
documentary linked him to a plot to arm a civilian militia.
"The important thing is that the East Timorese fix up these
problems themselves and it does look like they are getting to a
point of resolution," Australian Foreign Minister Alexander
Downer said in Paris.
"You can't expect us to carry the burden of security while
you yourselves sit back in nothing but a state of impasse," he
told Australian television.
One of the country's best-known political figures, Nobel
Peace Prize laureate Jose Ramos-Horta is being touted as a
possible replacement for Alkatiri should Gusmao ask parliament
to form a national unity government to rule until elections due
by May 2007.
Neither Ramos-Horta, who himself had resigned on Sunday,
nor Gusmao — both urbane and Western-leaning — belong to
Fretilin. The party is seen in the West as
socialist-orientated, a legacy of the years its leaders spent
in exile in Mozambique or Angola during East Timor's long
independence struggle.
Another possible contender for premier is Ana Pessoa,
Ramos-Horta's ex-wife, who is a staunch Fretilin member.
Whoever takes over, many Timorese and potential foreign
investors want to see more done to rebuild the country's
infrastructure and develop projects to create jobs in a country
where unemployment is around 70 percent.
Although Timor's only export is "boutique" coffee, the
country has potentially vast untapped oil and gas reserves in
the sea that divides it from Australia, and has already earned
hundreds of millions of dollars in exploration rights.
East Timor was a Portuguese colony for centuries before a
revolution in Lisbon in 1975 gave the territory a brief taste
of independence. Indonesian troops invaded a few days later and
Jakarta annexed East Timor in 1976.
After a 1999 vote for independence marked by violence
blamed largely on pro-Jakarta militia with ties to the
Indonesian army, an international peacekeeping force moved into
the territory, ushering in a transitional period of U.N.
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Haskins said the lease the DMV negotiated with McNamara gives the agency the option of taking over another 3,817 square feet in the building when the space becomes available. The DMV can also renew its lease for up to five years beyond its initial 10-year term, Haskins and McNamara said.
The agency will continue to lease a small amount of space in the Poway Plaza, where the DMV will give vision and written tests to driver's license applicants, "but no driving tests," Haskins said. The office's investigation department will remain at the current location as well, he said.
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As a whole, Windows, Firefox, etc run noticeably faster when I moved to Seagate XT's. Windows is much "snappier", Lightroom loads up much quicker, etc.
But don't expect everything to be faster. It won't. If you're moving from a 5400rpm drive, there will be a small performance improvement across the board, but nothing like going to a straight SSD.
If you have a 128gb now and are only now feeling constrained, you might be better off selling the 128gb and putting that cash plus the cash you would have spent on this into a 250+ gb SSD.
this is a FP price for a drive of larger size and newer generation (only drawback is that it's a 5400rpm drive, but at least it's SATA III),
i don't get it why it wasn't paid much attention to...
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How does this "hybrid drive" named hard drive compare to the momentus xt's? And why is it cheaper than the XT's if it's a hybrid drive as well with 1 TB storage space?
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It's big advantages are large & cheaper. Longevity tests yet to come...
P.S. these are "hybrid drives" but I think Seagate felt it didn't do enough to distinguish momentus from momentus XT so now it's rebranded not just the series but the entire type of drive no longer calling it a hybrid. Good Idea on the rebranding momentus XT TERRIBLE IDEA on not calling it a hybrid anymore as that's what people are familiar with.
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When I'm saying not that expensive, I'm solely comparing a 500GB SSD to a 250GB one, not to platter drives.
after all, I still wouldn't use a hybrid drive, even the XT 750, as the main drive in my "performance" laptop.... I just couldn't bear with it
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April 6th, 2004 #1
London Concept/Digital Artists Group?
Hello All!
I wanted to know if anyone has ever thought about somehow getting some of the london members in Conceptart.com (or anywhere really) to meet. Id love to sit and have coffee and chat about concept art and sketch and socialise with people who are passionate about digital art, concept art and imaginative art in general.
Its the sharing of idea's and inspiration that really moves one forward. Anyone know of a group like this? If not... anyone want to go and chat over coffee and a sketchbook sometime?
P.S. Poll is if people think this is a good idea or not...
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Sounds like a good idea.
April 6th, 2004 #3
I've often thought this, but I'm fairly certain that nobody would really rush at the chance to come to sunny Swindon just to draw with me!
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I would love an event like this in the UK. I think i'd come away from it buzzing with ideas for new work.
I live in Derby but i'd certainly make the effort to attend.
April 7th, 2004 #5
I'm in london on the weekends (suffolk during week). yeah, I'd be keen to do something. Looks like I could totally learn from your environment and painter ability too, so sweet!
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Looks like brits are in the minority on this forum. I'd love to see more people respond to this post.
C'mon you know it makes sense.
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Brit here from cheshire mind so a coupla hours away from london, but a uk meet and show work could be awsome
April 11th, 2004 #8
ya i live in london so i'd be up for a london meet . Hopfully mroe ppl come tho T_T.
April 11th, 2004 #9
i'd love to, but i live in cardiff, which is in wales it takes about 5 hours to get to london and it costs like £30 for a coach (my mum wouldnt have time to take me)
so i guess, unless you all want to come down to the chearfull town of cardiff (*smirk*) i guess i cant attend something like this
nice idea though.
April 12th, 2004 #10
Hey dirty_c, Cartoonfox!
I think this is a cool idea! After Amsterdam, I need to be gossiping about art/colour/light blah blah blah, I miss it nuff...
Sketchling - your stuff is cool man, serious. I would love to sit down and chat art etc, maybe we could all meet up sometime? I've been sketching nuff since I got back from A'Dam, and would like to show what I've been up to. Plus, meet other UK peeps from CA, it always look like ppl are from America, or are European (French/Belgium/Nethelands etc etc)
St1ckman - cheer up! There's ways and means for us all to meet up over a weekend some time. I'd make the effort, if I knew others would. If not, PM UK ppl, for advice or a quick chat.
We're all not THAT far away, are we?
April 12th, 2004 #11
man i really wonna join in this, but theres no way i can come all the way up to london just to draw with some peeps for a few hours. its just too exspensive for a few hours.
if it was a little closer to me, like maybe bristol or somewhere, i could go, but london is too far.
maybe we should grab a map and pin point where we all live, and then try and find a place eaquall to all our locations.
but i dont think that would work, as most of you live in and around london, i'm the only one outside :/
nice idea, i guess i have to wait untill prague.
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Well I live in Derby, So London is reachable but I'd also be able to make it to Bristol just a easy if not easier.
I think we need a few more people involved before it's feasable really.
April 13th, 2004 #13
This is great! I'm currently in London studying a digital art course ... it'd be cool to meet up with fellow UK artists for an art jam or something. I can totally sympathize with having to pay train fare to travel to London though. They're costly!
Heheh, sketchling, you're called Kim too ... except I happen to be female.
April 13th, 2004 #14
Talk is cheap land lubbers. So here's some more
The first thing I wanna do is get an idea of how many peeps we're looking at. So if I picked a random date, like the first weekend in May, how many people would be keen to do something in central london? Depending on how many people say they're keen, we can look at what kind of venue we need.
So chime in with the following info, if you would:
Where you live.
What media you work in now
What media you want to work in (ie: what needs improvement)
If you think the first weekend of May is realistic for you to spend a day in london.
Rock on.
April 13th, 2004 #15
I'm up for some face time with some other conceptualising Britishers. I'm in the Midlands, but I don't mind travelling to the smoke, and I'll happily offer a lift to anyone else coming from the Derby / Notts area. Unless, of course, you only want real Landanaahs?
Sounds like you have some, er...learning in mind, Dirty?
First weekend in May is fine with me at the moment, but family and work are very unpredictable, so who knows..?
April 13th, 2004 #16
Yeah, I guess I figured we'd all feel better about doing it if we could pick something up from the experience. Other than the inevitable hangover that is
Whatever, any face time is good wit yo talented selves I'm sure.
April 13th, 2004 #17
Some sort of organised activity is a very good idea - I'll be happy with anything that involves waving my drawing arm near some paper ( or a graphic tablet ). If you have many 'out of towners' might it be an idea to do a museum / gallery or two? You'll get some decent sketching in at the Natural History museum or National Portrait Gallery, too...
April 13th, 2004 #18
Excellent idea. To be honest, I've always felt like a wanker drawing in public, but hey, if getting in people's way unnecessarily helps you meet Madonna, i guess it's just gotta be done
So let's go with that idea - a museum or gallery will be the focus. There's plenty of intresting architecture down by the Thames if we get bored of that too.
April 13th, 2004 #19
Awesome, this is starting to sound achievable. I'm up for any date on the weekend!
April 13th, 2004 #20
am i the only good boy here who does what i'm told?... ^-^
where i live :cardiff, (wales)
what media i use now : i use just pencil and ink pens right now.
what media i would like to use: well, i would like to bring my tablet and practice painter, as i have hardley ever used and i need to learn. but i dont have a laptop. also i am gonna grab some letroset inks (what coro uses) and gouache, for use in my sketchbook (coro style ^-^)
first weekend of may sounds good to me. like i said before, i cant say for sure that i can attend, as it costs alot to travel to london from where i am. but if it where two days (thae whole weekend) that would be better for me, as my dad lives in london and i could stay with him for the night. would be a better use of my money too, staying for 2 days rather than one.
April 14th, 2004 #21
I think a weekend would be cool, like Cartoonfox has suggested, that way we can all meet properly blah blah...
Location: Central London
Media used: pencil, pen, cpu
Media I'd like to use: Painter, Oil paints and Gouache, I'm so shit!
First weekend in May is cool!
Museums/Gallerys/people any subjects good for me!
*Kim L* - checked your website - sweeeet! Niiice stuff girlie, reall nice, if we all do meet up, I look forward to seeing your portfolio, and then pick your brains about Painter...
dirty_c - did you check out the lounge area, Banshax has done some portrait stuff from A'dam, of the attendees..
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April 15th, 2004 #22
Ok, guess i gotta join in.
Weekend of 1st and 2nd of May is good for me.
My history is in drawing old-fashioned style, and alot of comic stuff. I need to broaden my vocabulary to include architecture and trees and stuff Also I need major work on colour work. Believe me, I've been working on the same pic since the workshop, and still finding it frustrating trying to apply what I've learnt. So come on all the painters out there!
Still wanna hear a few more replies, so we know how many we're looking at. Feel free to PM me if you're not sure or whatever.
April 15th, 2004 #23
Heyaheya, things are looking up!
What media I work in now: I'm embarassed to say I'm completely digital. Haven't touched a pencil or pen in months.
What media you want to work in: Uhm, I wouldn't mind learning to use real oils or gouache for a change from their digital counterparts in Painter. *g*
At the moment, beginning of May sounds cool. Hopefully I can spare a day or something then. There're a ton of art galleries to visit for those not living in London, especially the Portrait Gallery and the Tate Modern. Interesting stuff there.
Molly: Thanks! I appreciate you visiting my website. My portfolio is practically online 'cos I work all digital ... but I wouldn't mind printing out some of my work on paper or something.
April 15th, 2004 #24
Hey Kim!
I just took a look at your site, and the walkthrough is really great. Not having a good background in painting or whatever myself, it's always good to see how other people attack these things. I really iike the idea of rendering the piece in black and white first and coming up with values. I think I'll steal that approach
Your stuff is really great! And by the way - phwoar!!
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Sounds good to me > May might be a bit short notice due to my status as an actual starving artist, but i'd like to be included in any future events
where i live : Nottingham
what media i use now : Polygons for work, photoshop for pleasure
what media i would like to use: Pencils! Charcoal! Paint! Anthing that makes a mess and ends up smeared all over every available surface!
Nice to see some fellow UK'ers at last
April 15th, 2004 #26
I might not be from the UK/london, but I sure would like to spend the holidays there drawing with people.
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Hey dirty_c, thanks for visiting my website and your comments. Appreciate it. That jester girl seems to be a fan fav ... I wonder why.
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Dirty_C - phwoar! Your right there mate
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Sounds like a great thing to do maybe once every few months. I'm going to be in Middlesbrough all the way through May, but I'll be entirely up for any future summer events.
Where I live: London
What media I use now: Pencils and digital
What media I'd enjoy using: Anything and everything
A museum trip would be cool.
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sounds like a kewl idea, but I have three weeks before I graduate from uni and I am hoping to get straight onto looking for jobs, so I will be extremely tied up, but having said that I should get some spare time!!


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You're welcome ZassZ, I think the icons are file folders but I don't know why
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Glad you like the felting idea. The best I can do for my dog is a fancy collar and a nice warm blanket. He doesn't usually get too hot or too cold but he does like to snuggle.
Lana, I meant to get back to you before this. I agree and would also like to know the reason for red/green icons. Your explanation helped and for the persons new to this format, it would help to have a table of explanations. It would have saved me a lot of time.
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AbbVie Initiates New Clinical Trial to Evaluate HUMIRA® (adalimumab) for the Treatment of Fingernail Psoriasis in Patients with Moderate to Severe Chronic Plaque Psoriasis
NORTH CHICAGO, Ill., March 20, 2014 /PRNewswire/ — AbbVie (NYSE: ABBV) today announced the initiation of a pivotal Phase 3 clinical trial that will evaluate the use of HUMIRA® (adalimumab) as a treatment for fingernail psoriasis in patients with moderate to severe chronic plaque psoriasis, an area of unmet need. Currently there are no approved treatments for fingernail psoriasis.
"Since treatment options are limited, we welcome research that evaluates new options for patients suffering from this disease and are excited to start evaluating adalimumab in this patient population," said Dr. Phoebe Rich, MD, Clinical Adjunct Professor of Dermatology at Oregon Health Science University.
Psoriasis is a non-contagious, chronic immune disease that speeds the growth cycle of skin cells and results in thick, scaly areas of skin. Psoriasis can also affect the fingernails causing pitting, discoloration, loosening and irregular contour of the fingernail.(1) Although the prevalence of fingernail psoriasis in those with moderate to severe chronic plaque psoriasis is unknown, about 50% of the 125 million people world-wide with psoriasis have nail involvement.(2,3)
The 26-week clinical trial is a multinational, double-blind, placebo-controlled study that is expected to enroll 200 patients with moderate to severe chronic plaque psoriasis with fingernail psoriasis. It will be conducted at approximately 32 sites worldwide, including the United Kingdom, Ireland, Germany, Greece, Belgium, France, Australia, Canada, Mexico, and the United States. The primary endpoints for the trial will be evaluated after 26 weeks and are based on advice received from regulatory agencies. The trial will assess the percent of patients who achieve a Physicians Global Assessment of Fingernail Psoriasis (PGA-F) of either "clear" or "minimal" and evaluate the percent of patients who achieve a 75-percent reduction in fingernail psoriasis, as defined by the modified Nail Psoriasis Severity Index (mNAPSI).(4,5)
"For more than a decade, HUMIRA has served as an important treatment option for patients with chronic inflammatory diseases," said John Medich, Ph.D., vice president, Immunology Clinical Development, AbbVie. "This new clinical trial marks our ongoing commitment to patients living with psoriasis and we look forward to further evaluating the medicine's potential on clinical outcomes in this patient population."
More information on the trial is available at www.clinicaltrials.gov [NCT02016482].(4)
U.S. Product Information for HUMIRA® (adalimumab)(6)
HUMIRA is a prescription medicine used to:
-- Reduce the signs and symptoms of: -- Moderate-to-severe rheumatoid arthritis (RA) in adults. HUMIRA can be used alone, with methotrexate, or with certain other medicines. HUMIRA may prevent further damage to your bones and joints and may help your ability to perform daily activities. -- Moderate-to-severe polyarticular juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA) in children 4 years of age and older. HUMIRA can be used alone, with methotrexate, or with certain other medicines. -- Psoriatic arthritis (PsA) in adults. HUMIRA can be used alone or with certain other medicines. HUMIRA may prevent further damage to your bones and joints and may help your ability to perform daily activities. -- Ankylosing spondylitis (AS) in adults. -- Moderate-to-severe Crohn's disease (CD) and to achieve and maintain clinical remission in adults who have not responded well to conventional treatments. HUMIRA is also used to reduce signs and symptoms and achieve clinical remission in these adults who have also lost response to or are unable to tolerate infliximab. -- In adults, to help get moderate to severe ulcerative colitis (UC) under control (induce remission) and keep it under control (sustain remission) when certain other medicines have not worked well enough. It is not known if HUMIRA is effective in people who stopped responding to or could not tolerate anti-TNF medicines. -- Treat moderate to severe chronic plaque psoriasis (Ps) in adults who are ready for systemic therapy or phototherapy, and are under the care of a doctor who will decide if other systemic therapies are less appropriate.
HUMIRA is a TNF blocker medicine that affects the immune system and can lower the ability to fight infections. Serious infections have happened in people taking HUMIRA. These serious infections include tuberculosis (TB) and infections caused by viruses, fungi, or bacteria that have spread throughout the body. Some people have died from these infections. People should be tested for TB before HUMIRA use and monitored for signs and symptoms of TB during therapy. People at risk of TB may be treated with medicine for TB. Treatment with HUMIRA should not be started in a person with an active infection, unless approved by a doctor. HUMIRA should be stopped if a person develops a serious infection. People should tell their doctor if they live in or have been to a region where certain fungal infections are common, have had TB, hepatitis B, are prone to infections, or have symptoms such as fever, fatigue, cough, or sores.
For people taking TNF blockers, including HUMIRA, the chance of getting lymphoma or other cancers may increase. Some people have developed a rare type of cancer called hepatosplenic T-cell lymphoma. This type of cancer often results in death. If using TNF blockers including HUMIRA, the chance of getting two types of skin cancer (basal cell and squamous cell) may increase. These types are generally not life-threatening if treated.
Other possible serious side effects with HUMIRA include hepatitis B infection in carriers of the virus, allergic reactions, nervous system problems, blood problems, certain immune reactions, including a lupus-like syndrome, liver problems, and new or worsening heart failure or psoriasis. The use of HUMIRA with anakinra or abatacept is not recommended. People using HUMIRA should not receive live vaccines.
Common side effects of HUMIRA include injection site reactions (redness, rash, swelling, itching, or bruising), upper respiratory infections (including sinus infections), headaches, rash, and nausea.
HUMIRA is given by injection under the skin.
In the European Summary of Product Characteristics, HUMIRA is contraindicated in people who are allergic to adalimumab or any other ingredients of HUMIRA, those who have a severe infection including active TB, or those who have moderate to severe heart failure.(7)
The benefits and risks of HUMIRA should be carefully considered before starting therapy.
This is not a complete list of the Important Safety Information for HUMIRA.
For additional important safety information, please click here for the Full Prescribing Information and Medication Guide.
Globally, prescribing information varies; refer to the individual country product label for complete information.
About AbbVie
AbbVie is a global, research-based biopharmaceutical company formed in 2013 following separation from Abbott Laboratories. The company's mission is to use its expertise, dedicated people and unique approach to innovation to develop and market advanced therapies that address some of the world's most complex and serious diseases. AbbVie employs approximately 25,000 people worldwide and markets medicines in more than 170 countries. For further information on the company and its people, portfolio and commitments, please visit www.abbvie.com. Follow @abbvie on Twitter or view careers on our Facebook or LinkedIn page.
Forward-Looking Statements
Some statements in this news release may be forward-looking statements for purposes of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. The words "believe," "expect," "anticipate," "project" and similar expressions, among others, generally identify forward-looking statements. AbbVie cautions that these forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties that may cause actual results to differ materially from those indicated in the forward-looking statements. Such risks and uncertainties include, but are not limited to, challenges to intellectual property, competition from other products, difficulties inherent in the research and development process, adverse litigation or government action, and changes to laws and regulations applicable to our industry.
Additional information about the economic, competitive, governmental, technological and other factors that may affect AbbVie's operations is set forth in Item 1A, "Risk Factors," in AbbVie's 2013 Annual Report on Form 10-K/A, which has been filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
AbbVie undertakes no obligation to release publicly any revisions to forward-looking statements as a result of subsequent events or developments, except as required by law.
1. Questions and Answers about Psoriasis. National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases Web site. http://www.niams.nih.gov/Health_Info/Psoriasis/default.asp. Accessed March 11, 2014. 2. Psoriasis Statistics. National Psoriasis Foundation Web site. https://www.psoriasis.org/learn_statistics. Accessed March 11, 2014. 3. Van Voorhees A, Feldman SR, Koo JYM, et al. The Psoriasis and psoriatic Arthritis Pocket Guide: treatment algorithms and management options. National Psoriasis Foundation Web site. http://www.psoriasis.org/document.doc?id=354. Published 2009. Accessed March 11, 2014. 4. A Study to Evaluate the Safety and Efficacy of Adalimumab in Subjects With Chronic Plaque Psoriasis and Nail Psoriasis. US National Institutes of Health Web site. http://www.clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT02016482?term=NCT02016482&rank= 1. Accessed March 11, 2014. 5. Data on file, AbbVie Inc. 6. Humira Injection [package insert]. North Chicago, IL: AbbVie Inc. 7. HUMIRA [Summary of Product Characteristics], Maidenhead, United Kingdom; AbbVie. September 2013.
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BUFORD — Buford, ranked No. 2 in Class AA, handed Madison County its first loss of the year on Tuesday 53-16. Madison County came into the game ranked third in Class AAAA with an 11-0 record.Kaela Davis scored 17 to lead Buford (8-1, 4-0), while Constance Harrison scored 12. GIRLS BASKETBALL Brookwood 68, Shiloh 36 SNELLVILLE — Fourth-ranked Brookwood ran its unbeaten record to 13-0 on Tuesday with a 68-36 win over Shiloh in Region 8-AAAAA. Four Broncos (6-0 in region) scored in double figures, led by 15 points from Rebecca Walker. Katie Mallow followed with 13 points, while Jazmine Jackson scored 11 and Shontice Butler finished with 10. Central 61, Archer 55 LAWRENCEVILLE — Central Gwinnett bounced back from a nine-point deficit in the third quarter to top Archer 61-55 for the Black Knights' first Region 8-AAAAA win. Nia Hardy, who led Central (3-9, 1-4) with 19 points, helped in the comeback by scoring 10 in the fourth quarter. Bri Hampton added 13 points, while Caryn Ivey scored seven in the fourth period to finish with 11 points. Archer received 16 points from Kayla Rogers ad 10 points from Alesha Mann. Parkview 44, Dacula 34 LILBURN — Katie Carroll and Erika Joseph each scored 13 points on Tuesday in leading Parkview to a 44-34 win over Dacula in Region 8-AAAAA. Dacula (4-10, 3-2) was led by 12 points and nine rebounds from Joni Weatherspoon. South 68, Grayson 33 LOGANVILLE — South Gwinnett's Colette Onenda led all players in scoring with 20 points on Tuesday as the Comets downed Grayson 68-33 in Region 8-AAAAA. South (6-7, 3-2) also received 15 points from Kiara Baker, while Danielle Blount added 12 points and 10 rebounds. Grayson was led by 10 points from Daja Bandy. Loganville 49, Winder-Barrow 41 LOGANVILLE — Enisha Donley scored 20 points on Tuesday in lifting Loganville to a 49-41 win over Winder-Barrow. Chandler Nash also helped in the win by scoring 11 points as Loganville improved to 9-3. 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