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Philadelphia, PA Summer 2014—Sometimes the best archaeological discoveries aren't made in the field. Scientists at the Penn Museum in Philadelphia have re-discovered an important find in their own storage rooms, a complete human skeleton about 6,500 years old. The mystery skeleton had been stored in a coffin-like box for 85 years, all trace of its identifying documentation gone. This summer, a project to digitize old records from a world-famous excavation brought that documentation, and the history of the skeleton, back to light.
Read more: 6,500-Year-Old Skeleton Newly "Discovered" in the Penn Museum
A Talking Orangutan Recounts Tales of Discovery and Adventure
at Free, Multimedia Program in Museum's Harrison Auditorium
PHILADELPHIA, PA Summer 2014— An adventurous, late 19th century scientific expedition, richly documented in the Penn Museum's Archives, is the inspiration for Borneo Odyssey, a new multi-media theatrical production, presented free of charge Saturdays, August 23 and September 13, 3:00 pm in the Penn Museum's Harrison Auditorium. (Separate admission fee required to view Museum galleries.). The September 13 production is a featured event of the 2014 Fringe Festival.
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At the Penn Museum Wednesday, August 13, at 1:00 pm
Event Features Ceremonial Passing of the Wampum
PHILADELPHIA, PA, 2014—Long before the first Swedish settlers, before William Penn's arrival, before there was a United States of America, the Lenape people lived and thrived in Philadelphia and a wide region that included what is now eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware and southern New York. The history and culture of the Lenape Indians is an integral part of this region.
On Wednesday, August 13 at 1:00 pm, members and friends of the Lenape Nation of Pennsylvania, who will be 13 days into a 17 day "Rising Nation" Delaware River journey by canoe, take a slight detour to visit the Penn Museum, 3260 South Street in Philadelphia, inviting area neighbors, friends, organizations and families to participate at the signing of the Treaty of Renewed Friendship. Participants who choose to sign indicate their support of the Lenape Nation of Pennsylvania as partners and caretakers of their sacred homeland.
Read more: Lenape Nation of Pennsylvania Invites the Public to Sign the "Treaty of Renewed Friendship"
Penn Museum's Penn Cultural Heritage Center, Smithsonian Institution Join Forces
To Offer Emergency Workshop, Training, Support for Syrian Museum Collections
JULY 2014—In addition to the high toll that Syria's four-year-old civil war has had on its people and infrastructure, Syria's cultural heritage has been and continues to be destroyed at an unprecedented rate. World Heritage sites like the historic city of Aleppo and Krak des Chevaliers, as well as medieval Christian cemeteries and numerous archaeological sites and museums, have been subjected to extensive raiding and looting.
In an effort to help stem the loss of the region's significant cultural heritage, Penn Museum's Penn Cultural Heritage Center, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and the Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C., in cooperation with the Syrian Interim Government's Heritage Task Force, have come together to offer assistance for museum curators, heritage experts, and civilians working to protect cultural heritage inside Syria. A three-day training program, "Emergency Care for Syrian Museum Collections," focusing on safeguarding high risk collections, was completed in late June; additional training programs are being planned, pending funding.
This Planet is Doomed: A Sun Ra Celebration
At the Penn Museum Thursday, July 10, 7:00 to 10:00 pm
In celebration of the 100th anniversary of Sun Ra's arrival on Earth, The Galleries at Moore and Ars Nova Workshop (ANW), in partnership with the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology (Penn Museum), present This Planet is Doomed: A Sun Ra Celebration, an evening of poetry, futuristic sounds, archival films and an Afro-Futurist dance party. The event is free and open to the public.
PHILADELPHIA, PA 2014—This July and August, the Penn Museum in Philadelphia is offering all visitors a HOT DEAL: $10 general admission.
Adults, seniors, and children get in for one cool price (and 1/3 off regular adult admission): $10. (As always, Penn Museum members, children under 6, PennCard holders and active military—and, summer only through Labor Day weekend, active military families—enjoy free admission.)
Read more: HOT DEAL, Cool Offerings at the Penn Museum July and August
Philadelphia, PA 2014—Wednesday nights throughout the summer are synonymous with two things at the Penn Museum, 3260 South Street in University City—eclectic live music and laid-back fun. Now in its fifth year, the popular Summer Nights Concert Series, presented by Dogfish Head Brewery, runs Wednesdays from 5:00 to 8:00 pm, June 18 through September 3, 2014. Concerts are held in the Museum's outdoor Stoner Courtyard, replete with fountains, gardens, and a lawn. General admission for guests ages 6 and up is just $10 (and includes Museum admission). The program is free for children under 6, Museum members, PennCard holders, and Penn Health System employees.
This year's lineup features a diverse mix of bands and musicians—offering lively Samba, raucous Turkish fusion, rhythmic Afro-Cuban jazz, and more—as well as American-influenced music drawing from blues, zydeco, and old-fashioned rock n' roll. The Penn Museum's international galleries remain open, with an optional, docent-led mini-tour in between music sets at 6:30 pm. Outside, guests of all ages can explore ancient Rome via touchable (and even wearable) artifacts at a Cartifact station.
Read more: Penn Museum's Summer Nights Concert Series Returns June 18
Penn Museum Presents Summer Wonder Series, Family-Friendly Programs Featuring Music, Dance, Storytelling and More Five Wednesday Mornings, 11:00 am – 12:00 pm, July 2 through 30
PHILADELPHIA, PA—Penn Museum's Summer Wonder series returns this season with a diverse lineup of performances and demonstrations perfect for children 5 to 13, and the whole family. This weekly morning program offers an opportunity to enjoy international music and dance, hear stories from around the world, and more!
Read more: Belly Dance, Chinese Music for Families at the Penn Museum's Summer Wonder Series, July 2-30
TWO SHOWS—Sunday, June 1 at 1:30 PM and 4:00 PM
PHILADELPHIA, PA—Relâche, Philadelphia's internationally-renowned new music ensemble, concludes its "New Sounds and Cinema" series on Sunday, June 1, with two performances of "Scott's Penguin and Hitchcock's Lodger," 1:30 pm and again at 4:00 pm, at the Penn Museum, 3260 South Street on the University of Pennsylvania campus. Performances are held in the Museum's newly renovated Widener Hall.
Relâche concert tickets are just $15 ($10 for Museum members), in advance or at the door, and $10 for Penn students with PennCard, at the door. A ticket may be used to enter and explore the Museum's international galleries anytime after 3:00 pm on the day of the concert. June 1 tickets may be purchased online (penn.museum/calendar) or at the concert, while supplies last.
Read more: Scott's Penguin and Hitchcock's Lodger: Relâche New Music Ensemble Concert
Tastings of Select Ales and Lagers Highlight Distinctive Regional Ingredients of Central, South America
PHILADELPHIA, PA—Sip outside the usual happy hour routine. On Thursday, May 8, 6:30 to 8:30 pm, the Young Friends of the Penn Museum present Cerveza! Celebrating the South American Tradition. Dr. Clark Erickson, American Section Curator-in-Charge, talks about south-of-the-border beer traditions and his recent research and collaboration with Dogfish Head Brewery to replicate traditional South American chicha beer, before inviting guests to sample beers representing the region. Admission to Cerveza! Celebrating the South American Tradition is $30, general admission; $25 for members of the Penn Museum. Admission includes talk, beer tastings, and South American-themed hors d'oeurves. Visit www.penn.museum/calendar or call 215.898.4000 for details and to purchase tickets.
Read more: Cerveza!—a South American Tradition—Celebration at the Penn Museum Thursday May 8
Pyramid, Mummies, Cleopatra, and Tutankhamun: Recent Discoveries and Insights
PHILADELPHIA, PA—Dr. Zahi Hawass, a world-renowned Egyptian archaeologist who has served at most of the archaeological sites in Egypt during a long, high-profile career, offers a public lecture, "Pyramids, Mummies, Cleopatra, and Tutankhamum: Recent Discoveries and Insights," Saturday, May 3, at 2:00 pm in the Harrison Auditorium of the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, 3260 South Street in Philadelphia. The program concludes with a book signing of his newest book, Discovering Tutankhamun: From Howard Carter to DNA (available for purchase in the Museum Shop).
Tickets to the program are $20 per person; $15 for Penn Museum members (Museum admission is additional). Advance online reservations are strongly recommended.
Over a career spanning decades, Dr. Hawass began as an inspector of antiquities and rose to the height of the profession in Egypt, becoming Secretary General of the
Supreme Council of Antiquities, as well as the first Minister of State for Antiquities.
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New Book Benefits the Penn Museum
"The mere smell of cooking can evoke a whole civilization."
—Fernand Braudel, French Historian
Culinary Expeditions: A Celebration of Food and Culture Inspired by Penn Museum Treasures, a new book available beginning May 5, 2014, provides readers with fresh ingredients to explore world cultures and culinary traditions. The 133-page, full-color, hardcover book features cultural and culinary stories, 80 tested recipes, and glorious photography of food-related artifacts from the international collections of the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology.
With Culinary Expeditions, readers are invited to explore the world of food through eight great cultural regions, all well represented in the Penn Museum collections: Africa, Asia, Egypt, Greece and Rome, Mesoamerica, the Middle East, and Native America. Short essays follow the evolution of food in each region, emphasizing local ingredients, culinary traditions, and cooking techniques.
Read more: Culinary Expeditions Offers International Journey Via Culture and Cuisine
New Publication Explores a World of Food at the Penn Museum May 5, 2014
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Museum Director, Book Editor Offer Perspectives on International Food and Culture
Philadelphia, PA—Calling all foodies! On Monday, May 5, 2014, the Women's Committee of the Penn Museum launches a new book, Culinary Expeditions: A Celebration of Food and Culture Inspired by Penn Museum Treasures, at a festive—and delectable—luncheon celebration from 10:30 am to 3:00 pm at the Penn Museum, 3260 South Street, Philadelphia. Julian Siggers, Ph.D., Williams Director of the Penn Museum, and Jane Hickman, Ph.D., Editor of the new book, speak. Tickets to the luncheon program are $125, and include a copy of Culinary Expeditions, special shopping opportunities, and complimentary valet parking. All proceeds will benefit the Penn Museum.
Read more: "Culinary Expeditions" Book Launch and Luncheon Benefit
Expanded Exhibition of Large-Scale Photographs by Renowned Turkish Photographer
Captures Grandeur of Byzantine Churches
"We knew not whether we were in heaven or on earth...we only knew that God dwells there among men."—Ambassadors to Prince Vladimir of Kievan Rus' on seeing the churches of Constantinople, 987 CE.
PHILADELPHIA, PA—The splendor of Byzantine Christian art—preserved through the ages in early Christian churches in both Constantinople, the capital of the Byzantine Empire, and the Cappadocia region of Turkey—is the focus of an expanded, large-scale photography exhibition opening April 12, 2014 at the Penn Museum in Philadelphia.
Sacred Spaces: The Photography of Ahmet Ertug, a two-part exhibition fittingly presented under the vaulted ceilings of the Penn Museum's first floor Merle-Smith Galleries, features 26 works by innovative, acclaimed Turkish photographer Ahmet Ertug. Through his lens and with his exceptionally large-scale prints (some as large as six feet wide), Ertug captures the grandeur of the ancient Byzantine churches, all designated UNESCO World Heritage sites, in crisp, bright, detailed photographs. A digital-screen slide show of exterior images of the churches, and an interactive kiosk where visitors can explore the rich iconography depicted in Ertug's photographs, enhance the exhibition.
For the most updated information on programs offered at the Penn Museum, and for online pre-registration (optional or required for some programs) visit the Museum's website: www.penn.museum/calendar.
Wednesday, April 2, 6:00 pm
"Great Voyages: Travels, Triumphs, and Tragedies" Lecture Series
The Odyssey, Nostalgia, and the Lost Home
The Odyssey, Homer's tale of the wandering hero, has loaned its name to the English language for the very idea of a long wandering voyage. In this talk, Dr. Peter Struck, Associate Professor of Classical Studies, University of Pennsylvania, discusses the idea of displacement in the epic poem, and considers how Odysseus negotiates his status as someone separated from where he belongs. Admission with advance registration: $5 ($2, Penn Museum members); $10 at the door based on availability. To register, visit www.penn.museum/greatvoyages.
Exhibition Opens at the Penn Museum in Philadelphia Saturday, March 1, 2014
PHILADELPHIA, PA—Native American Voices: The People—Here and Now, a new exhibition opening at the Penn Museum March 1, 2014, challenges visitors to leave preconceptions about Native Americans behind—and discover a living tapestry of nations with distinct stories, identities, and contemporary leaders.
Read more: New Exhibition Challenges Preconceptions about Native Americans
The Penn Museum's exclusive caterer brings Native recipes to Philadelphia from its award-winning café at the Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian
PHILADELPHIA, PA—Far from having disappeared into the American "melting pot," today's Native Americans are culturally distinct and diverse. So are their recipes, as the Pepper Mill Café at the Penn Museum invites guests to discover during their visit to Native American Voices: The People—Here and Now. The Café offers a changing variety of Native American-inspired lunch menus to extend the Native American experience during the opening weekends of the new exhibition, March 1 through April 6, 2014.
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Native Americans from around the region and across North America come to the Penn Museum Saturday, March 1, 11:00 am to 4:00 pm, to share their art, culture, and perspectives and to celebrate the opening of Native American Voices: The People—Here and Now. Native Nations Dance Theater performs in an afternoon that features talks, demonstrations and storytelling by Native American leaders in film and journalism, scholarship, community development, archaeology, sports, language retention and social activism. Mini-workshops, special activities for families, and Native American foods on the Pepper Mill Café menu, round out the day.
Penn Museum Williams Director Julian Siggers joins Exhibition Curator and Senior Keeper of the American Section Lucy Fowler Williams, Keeper of the American Section William Wierzbowski, and advisors and consultants from the Native American community, at an 11:00 am ribbon cutting ceremony to officially open the new exhibition.
Read more: Exhibition Opening - "Native American Voices: The People—Here and Now"
Afternoon of Workshops Featuring African, Brazilian, Irish, Middle Eastern, Native American
Rhythms and International Drum Circle Finale
PHILADELPHIA—From the tabla, to the bodhrán, the Penn Museum invites guests (and their drums) to the Drums around the World celebration Saturday, April 5, 1:00 - 4:00 pm. The special program is featured as part of the University of Pennsylvania's 2013–14 Year of Sound.
The percussion party takes guests on a musical journey from Africa to Brazil, to Ireland, the Middle East, and around North America with Native American beats, all in one afternoon. Wandering through the Penn Museum galleries, visitors can sit in workshops with acclaimed musicians from the Philadelphia area, and follow their demonstrations to learn basic percussion techniques and rhythms. A limited number of drums are provided, and visitors are welcome to bring their own drums to the Museum for the workshops—and a grand finale drum circle performance.
As part of the day's musical theme, guests can take a self-guided tour of instruments on display throughout the Penn Museum, including:
Read more: "Drums around the World" Celebration Saturday, April 5 Brings Global Beat to the Penn Museum
Family Celebration Features Bi-lingual English, Arabic Reading
of 2014 OBOP Children's Selection: "The Librarian of Basra"
PHILADELPHIA, 2014—The rich sights, flavors, arts, and traditions of Iraq, ancient and modern, converge Saturday, March 8, 1:00 – 4:00 pm, when the Penn Museum presents Iraqi Cultural Day! The special afternoon is a featured part of this year's citywide One Book, One Philadelphia joint project of the Mayor's Office and the Free Library of Philadelphia.
Nearly 700 Iraqis have resettled in Philadelphia, helping to inspire a family-friendly afternoon of food and cultural dress demonstrations, and fine arts and photographic displays. The day's lineup also includes children's crafts and activities, including a group reading of The Librarian of Basra, a 2014 One Book, One Philadelphia family reading selection.
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|Chicken Roulade, Apricot, Fig & Pistachio Stuffing
by Chef Jeff Nathan, Abigael's on Braodway
A family favorite of the Nathans, Chicken Roulade with Apricot, Fig & Pistachio Stuffing is certain to become one of our Passover holiday favorites. Not only do the flavors blend to enhance the dish- the presentation is beautiful. A feast for the eyes. This recipe will highlight the holiday table.
4 cups matzo farfale, about 8 ounces
3/4 cup fresh Italian parsley, chopped
2 3 pound chickens, or eight 10 ounce chicken breasts, boneless and pounded thin
1/2 pound carrots, diced large
1 12 ounce jar apricot preserves
Place the matzo farfale in a large bowl and set aside.
In the bowl of a food processor, combine the apricots and figs. Pulse until they are roughly chopped. Transfer to a small bowl and cover with warm water. Allow to plump for about 10 minutes. Strain the fruit and set aside. Reserve the plumping liquid.
Place olive oil in a medium pan. Add the onions and garlic. Sauté until the onions are a light golden color. Add in the fresh herbs, cinnamon and plumped fruits. Allow to cook 2 – 3 minutes, stirring occasionally.
Pour in the chicken broth and stir well, allowing any particles stuck on the bottom of the pan to combine with the broth. Cook over medium heat until the stock has come to a light simmer. Remove from the fire and combine with the farfale. Add in the toasted pistachios and season with salt and pepper. Mix until evenly combined and allow to cool. Add the reserved pluming liquid, as needed for a moist stuffing.
Season the flesh side of the chickens with salt (if desired), pepper, dry basil and garlic powder. Fill the stuffing into the boneless chicken. Roll into one large, or several logs. Tie the large rouladen with the butcher twin or transfer each portion to a lightly greased sheet of aluminum foil. Fold up each of the foil edges to create a snug fit. Place the rouladen in a roasting pan.
Add the root vegetables and whole garlic cloves to the roasting pan. Drizzle the olive oil on the rouladen.
Roast in a pre-heated 400˚ F. oven. For a full chicken, roast for 45 – 50 minutes until cooked through. For the smaller breasts, roast for 35 – 30 minutes.
In a small saucepan melt the apricot preserves. Add in a splash of water to prevent burning. About halfway through the cooking time, brush the melted preserves on top of the chicken. Do not cover. Continue cooking until cooked through.
Remove from the oven and allow to cool 15 minutes. Remove the butcher twine, or aluminum foil. Slice the roulades about ¼ - inch thick, with an electric knife. Set the slices in a fanned pattern around a large platter, surrounded by the roasted root vegetables. Or serve whole portions of the breasts to each guest.
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JDSFA (Jonathan Davis' solo project)
Here's a topic for Jonathan Davis's solo project, where we can discuss things like his first solo tour that he embarked on in 2007 - titled Alone I Play, his upcoming solo album, featured vocals - and whatever else he's up to outside of KoRn!
JDSFA Members
Jonathan Davis ............ vocals & random instruments
Shenkar ............ double violin, background vocals
Miles Mosley ............ contrabass, occasional synth, background vocals
Shane Gibson ............ acoustic guitar, background vocals
Zac Baird ............ keyboards, background vocals
Michael Jochum ............ drums & percussion
Solo Album Information
Back in 2008, Jonathan started streaming from his home studio as he worked on his solo stuff through Ustream at http://www.jdsfa.com/
Several demos got ripped from it including:
August 12
Basic Needs
I Medicate Everyday
Anal Butterfly (by Kalen Chase)
Earlier this year, Jonathan released three tracks from his solo album on his Sound Cloud, including a final version of Medicate and two new songs called Happiness and Final Days.
The album has been described by JD as "very world music-y and dark, heavy, Peter Gabriel-esque type music".
Apparently the album is finished, but there's something going on with the people who are suppose to distribute it, creating a delay.
So what are your thoughts on JD's project? Have any favorite tracks yet? Was anyone else able to attend his solo tour? Share your thoughts & stories!
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Some news, for those of you who didn't see my blog about the cd/dvd. I got mine at FYE for $26.99. It's a Cd/dvd set with a pretty epic packet. LOL the pictures are really funny. I listened to the cd and it is AMAZING. the Careless intro is beautiful, JD and Shenkar do a vocal thing that is out of this world. Whoever says JD doesn't have a vibrato better STFU after this. Here are the pictures of the album:
It's metallic and shiny!! I'm really sorry to all of you guys who did Sellaband. JD trusts Sellaband because in the packet he gives special thanks to everyone at Sellaband "for helping realize this project". He really should be doing something about this problem if he isn't trying now. I'm going to watch the dvd today. I expect awesomeosity.
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Awesome korndawg!! I'm hoping to snag a copy from Amazon. :D
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After listening to the album and watching the dvd a couple of times, Im not too huge on it. I enjoy it, but I dont find it to be anything special. Probably because its a live album.
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I gave in and picked up the cd/dvd from hot topic on line... worth every penny! I've pretty much written off seeing anything from Sellaband.
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I finally got the package from Sellaband last week. It had the same cd/dvd that was already available on line (that I have). An extra cover that had Sellaband info on it, and a poster of JD. Since I already got the cd/dvd, I just left the package together and it put away. We were suppose to get a small percent of sales, but I doubt that will ever happen... ever!. But, hey, lesson learned!
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I got my SellABand package yesterday...I love what I got....however it's missing the BluRay that I ordered. I'm hoping that it shows up eventually.
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im happy with what i got either, it is what it is, its what i payed for, though the posters could be less folded hehe


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Can be worn with a lot of colors and pretty tops so can dress it up or down. after a day of horse back riding I wear to go to lunch or dinner. Looks dressy enough for any where
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I hesitated ordering this jacket for a while but am happy I did. The jacket is very comfortable, a bit heavier than expected and has lots of pockets. I agree with other reviewers about the liner and need for a double zipper. I disagree with others about size, I think the sizing is true. I would order several more of these if it came in different colors. Despite the couple minor drawbacks; I love it just like everything Elise I've ordered from Duluth!
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Okay, the back and shoulder fit of this jacket is excellent. I'm on the verge of being broad-shouldered, and the bi-swing back/underarm gussets worked as promised: I can move my arms around almost as easily as if this jacket were made from a stretchy knit material. Overall, though, the fit runs small, and I suggest ordering one size larger than you think you should.
I hoped this would work as a summer jacket, for those morning hours in the 70ºs, when my sweatshirt is too heavy. But with the lining, I think it'll be too warm then and will probably be better for days in the 60ºs.
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I read the reviews that mentioned that this jacket ran small but since I wear a small medium I purchased anyway. It is indeed very small and I can just fit. Also, the lining is the wrong material. The material used does not allow your arms to slide in when you are wearing a non-slippery top. The lining should be another material.
Form fitting.......may have to go up a size for bulky tops..........I still love this....
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I had a great time at the Sewing Summit this past weekend. It was so fun to meet other people who love this stuff like I do. I was so bad though….I took NO pictures. Not one..zip..zero. None. My excuse is that my camera decided it's had enough of me and doesn't focus anymore…and so I need to buy a new one. I don't have the heart to tell my husband how much $$$$ it is though…ouch they are expensive.
Anyways…so these pictures are Emily's (thank you Emily)…
I taught the class on free motion quilting…it was really fun. For some it was their first time trying to quilt…for others they were already good at it…so my only hope was that everybody left having tried something new and being more comfortable with it.
I got good at quilting backwards standing up…this could come in handy someday.
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Ringling College animators make history, capturing two of three Student Academy Awards worldwide in the 2013 Student Academy Awards®. This marks the 10th and 11th Student Academy Awards for Ringling College students!
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Recorded Thursday, February 12, 1931 Richmond IN (Champion 16229)Luke Decker - FiddleIra Decker - BanjoC.W. Johnson - GuitarLee Day - Guitar/CallsPhil Jamison: "Wild Hog in the Woods is one of four recordings made by Lonesome Luke & His Farm Hands in 1931 that includes dance calls. It has been widely available to old-time musicians since the…


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As a child, the late Dr. Harold Canning wanted a horse badly.
His family could not afford one.
In the sleepy town of Wewahitchka during the 1950s and '60s, the children of his new hometown would help fill that childhood void.
Canning passed away 43 years ago, having arrived in Wewahitchka in 1949 after meeting the late David Carl Gaskin and a delegation from Wewahitchka in Jacksonville on a search for a town physician.
He and his wife fell in love with the small town after entering past the West Arm Creek and the "Sign of the Shiner" promoting a longtime local eatery, according to a story recounted years ago by Judge David Taunton.
Until his death from throat cancer in 1970, Canning established a legacy of outreach to the children of the town, founding, among other organizations, a local boxing club.
But Canning's most enduring legacies may have been the Saddlin' Seminoles, a traveling horse club comprised of local kids that would perform all over Florida and the Southeast and bring discipline and hard work to a generation of young folks.
For just the third time since Canning's passing, and the first time in 12 years, the Saddlin' Seminoles will reunite the morning of Oct. 5 at Parker Farm in Wewahitchka.
"We are just going to get together and tell stories and socialize," said Nellie Wade, Canning's nurse and right-hand in the Saddlin' Seminoles. "We have about 42 people confirmed and we will be remembering another 14 or so who have passed away.
"Dr. Canning was an amazing man. The Seminoles made a difference in a lot of children's lives."
Wade met Canning when he and his wife arrived in Wewahitchka following the encounter with Gaskin in 1949. Wade had been in the town for a few years, working for Dr. Anderson, who was about to enter the armed forces.
"I was on my hands and knees doing inventory," Wade said of the former office, a space now occupied by a beauty salon. "He came walking in there, this big man.
"I wasn't supposed to keep working because his wife came with him, but I never got out of there. I'm not sure his wife wanted to work."
Canning sketched out a business model early for Wade.
He would take care of his insurance payments, pay her and maintain a roof over his head, but beyond that his money, in a sense, belonged to the children of the town.
"That first day he came walking in and just started taking up with the kids," Wade said. "Everything he did, he said, was about the kids."
He told Wade that since he was a little boy in Georgia, working at a feed store, he wanted a horse but his family could not afford one.
"He was going to get some horses and start a club," Wade said.
Wade said her support of a program that would ultimately teach her own children a lesson or two was immediate.
"I was all with him," Wade said.
Canning bought, fed and kept each horse he purchased, the number reaching eventually reaching 27, Wade remembered.
He kept the horses in a barn that had seen better days and called it "Hardly Able Stables."
He underwrote travel for his group, horses, children and all. If a truck or trailer broke or broke down, Canning would foot the bill.
"He never asked for a dime," Wade said.
And the kids, Wade said, "Found us. We practiced every Sunday."
"He started taking kids and began issuing them horses," Wade said. "They had to go to church. They had to go to school. They had to go to Sunday School. They had to take care of their horses."
Since the kids had access to the horses, they could ride on their own.
But, Wade said, to ride and not rub down the horse afterward?
That was inviting Canning's wrath.
Not that many words were required.
"He had discipline, I'll tell you what," Wade said with a laugh. "He didn't have to tell you twice. He was a big man, a football player. The kids listened. You toed the line. We never had trouble with them.
"But he was never mean to them. The kids, they loved him."
Wade illuminated the point with a memory.
One year, the Saddlin' Seminoles traveled to the Native American settlement/museum in Cherokee, NC.
The folks in Cherokee, upon seeing the caravan pull up in the night, the kids sleepy and bit dirty, were not sure if they wanted to let those youngsters stay overnight, chaperones or not.
But stay overnight they did and when they arrived back home the folks in Cherokee had sent greetings.
"They wrote back with this beautiful letter about how they were the best bunch of kids they had ever seen and inviting us back," Wade said with a knowing smile.
The Saddlin' Seminoles would travel the region, Port St. Joe, Tallahassee, Dothan, AL, Blountstown, Jacksonville, Thomasville, GA, New Port Richey, Apalachicola, Orlando, Panama City, Eglin AFB and others.
They were known for their racing – the club began as a racing club – costumes, pageantry and general horsemanship.
They were featured in publications ranging from the Tallahassee Democrat to "All Florida" magazine and "Western Horseman" magazine.
The horse club was, Wade noted, simply a branch of the giving tree that was Dr. Harold Canning.
He had arrived in Wewahitchka after spending three years as a physician in Africa, helping to build a hospital in one of the poorest locations on earth.
In Wewahitchka, he defined "community" doctor.
"He was something else," said Wade, his nurse. "He never turned anyone down. You'd come in there and he'd take the time to listen to what was wrong and give you the medicine you needed for $3. He wouldn't have had any money if I hadn't worked for him. He would have never taken a dime."
Canning would also serve as a municipal judge and be elected mayor in Wewahitchka.
The Saddlin' Seminoles would ride no more after Canning became ill with cancer and, within a year, died in Dec. 1970. The horses were sold off.
He was eulogized throughout the area as a civic-minded man who left a giant shadow, a "Man of the Century" as one local publication characterized him.
On Oct. 5, surviving Seminoles will gather to bask in that shadow and legacy.
The Saddling Seminoles will hold a reunion at 11 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 5 at Parker Farm. Attendees are asked to bring any photos and send $10 to Albalee Parker at 440 Parker Farm road in Wewahitchka, 32465.


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The Southern Rural Access Program
January 1, 2007 | Book
The most consistent priority of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation has been to expand access to medical care for underserved individuals, a disproportionate number of whom live in rural areas. The Foundation has employed a number of approaches to improve health services for people living in rural areas. In this chapter, the award-winning author and frequent Anthology contributor Digby Diehl looks at a program designed to improve access to medical care for people living in some of the nation's most underserved areas?the rural South of the United States.


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This poetic, graceful love story, rooted in Black folk traditions and steeped in mythic realism, celebrates boldly and brilliantly African-American culture and heritage. And in a powerful, mesmerizing narrative, it pays quiet tribute to a Black woman who, though constricted by the times, still demanded to be heard.
Originally published in 1937 and long out of print, the book was reissued in 1975 and nearly three decades later Their Eyes Were Watching God is considered a seminal novel in American fiction.
©1937 Zora Neale Hurston, Renewed 1965 John C. Hurston and Joel Hurston; (P)1997, 2000, 2004 HarperCollins Publishers
"For readers who know Hurston's work, this program will be a joy; for those who are lucky and wise enough to discover her here, it will be an exceptional experience." (AudioFile)
"a pleasure"
This is the story of a woman struggling against the expectations of everyone in her life who is supposed to care for her; her grandmother, the man she wanted her to marry so she would have a "good life" but without love, and the man she ran off with to make a "better life" and what she thought was love, which turned out to be yet another disappointment. It is a bittersweet story, beautifully written with memorable, full-bodied, thought-provoking characters, and expertly read by Ruby Dee. I was pleasantly surprised from beginning to end. If you have a long, tedious project, pop this one in and you will be finished with both before you know it. Definitely recommend!
"A real treat"
I am new to audiobooks, and while I don't intend to stop actually reading, I now understand how a skilled narration can create a completely different experience for the listener, and enhance the enjoyment of a novel far beyond a simple read. It's a wonderful story and artfully written. But the narration is so well-done that I don't think I would have enjoyed the book as much had I read it myself. Highly recommended.
"Sheer Enjoyment !"
Truer words could not be spoken, when in the introduction, the narrator says, "performed by Ruby Dee". The narrator is none other than Ruby Dee, and her performance is spectacular! I listened to this book with my teenage granddaughter and we were enthralled. I remember when I first read the book while in college, how I frequently read out loud, to audibly hear the voice of the characters of the story. It is a story begging to be read aloud. Ruby Dee masterfully captures all the characters and voices. It is beautiful and mesmerizing. I loved it. This is my all time favorite audio book.
Actually, I'm Morris's wife, Dawn, an avid reader.
"Loved It!"
I have been meanng to read this book for some time, having seen it on so many "recommended" lists. I am a writing teacher and am especially sensitive to the use of language. I was immediately captivated by Hurston's exquisite descriptions and observations about human nature and race relations. I've since bought the book so I can underline the passages I especially love.
I've listened to many audio books but have never heard a better reader than Ruby Dee. What a wonder she is, making this book come alive with her many varied and realistic voices.
"Truth and Suffering"
This book was so beautifully painful, so wondrously wrought and read with such revelation that there have been few books in my lifetime of reading that have touched me so intensely that I had to stop listing at times to ponder what I was experiencing. And no other than Ruby Dee could have possibly read this book in the manner of a revelation to the listener. Stories need to be told and this book is such telling at it's highest. Even Toni Morisson could not have achieved more!
The story itself is not gripping. It's a tragic tale of love long awaited and too soon lost. I usually avoid tragedies, but this came so highly rated that I thought I'd give it a try, and I am so happy I did.
You know from the beginning that it isn't a happy story, that the love isn't going to end well, but- despite not liking the leading man- you root for the couple and try to find a way around the impending tragedy.
The writing is heartbreakingly beautiful, with perfect dialect for the characters and breathtaking language in the narration. It combines the colloquial with the esoteric.
The narrator is perfect. She gives a rich preformance that makes characters out of people who otherwise could be caricatures and gives passion wisdom and heart to the voice of the narration.
"Thank you Ruby Dee"
I've tried to read Zora Neale Hurston before, gotten ten pages in thinking "wow, she really can write" then put the book down and never picked it up again.
In audio I was drawn in and listened happily to the end.
I think this happens a lot to me, that with the voice in my mind I could read other Hurston (or any of a dozen other authors) cheerfully.
"Buy it now."
This book is fantastic. The narrator is one of the best I have ever heard. I didn't want it to end.
"Ruby Dee is amazing"
I would recommend this book to anyone, particularly the audio book. Not only is this an amazing story beautifully written, but Ruby Dee takes the words and the story and breathes a life into them that I'm not sure I could have managed with my own imagination.
Ruby Dee can read the dialect of the characters in a natural and beautiful way that pulls the deepest meaning and emotion out of their words. The language is poetry to begin with but Ruby Dee adds beauty and emotion to the already powerful words.
"Beautiful, poetic, and wonderfully performed!"
This novel about a black woman in Florida in the 1930s who endures two bad marriages only to find the love of her life, and then to lose him, is beautifully written and a brilliant illumination of a time and place where race relations affected everything. Ruby Dee's performance of the characters is pitch perfect, from the snide commentary of gossipy women to the hilarious antics of men who know just how to stir each other up for an idle laugh on a summer evening. This is one of the best audiobooks I've ever heard.
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Can you believe that The Wiggles have been singing and dancing for 21 years? Well, according to an announcement on The Wiggles' official website, three of the four Wiggles are ready to retire. Jeff, Murray, and Greg—also known as the Purple, Red, and Yellow Wiggles—will be handing over their jobs to a new generation!
So, meet the new Wiggles!
All three of the new faces on The Wiggles have been around the show, supporting the main cast in various ways. Emma, the new Yellow Wiggle has been a part of the show for two years and has performed as Fairy Larissa and Dorothy the Dinosaur, among other characters. She is only 22 years-old, but is very talented and very excited to hop on board as a member of The Wiggles.
The new Purple Wiggle, Laughlan, has been touring with The Wiggles' live show for a while. He's 26 years-old and has a history on stage in both Australia (where The Wiggles is based) and in the USA.
Simon, the new Red Wiggle, has appeared as a voice artist on a few of The Wiggles CDs and has experience in musical theater. At 40 years-old, he's the oldest of the new crew, but is excited to use his big voice to entertain as a Wiggle!
The new generation of The Wiggles—together with Anthony, the Blue Wiggle—are preparing for their appearance in 2013, after the current group finishes a huge world tour. I'm sure fans, worldwide, will be sad to see the "old" Wiggles move on, but it will
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Dinosaurs Collection DVD
Price: $19.98
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- Format: DVD
- Studio: Discovery Channel
- DVD Release Date: April 5, 2011
Buy a Dinosaurs Collection DVD, which is a thrilling collection of information from an in-depth analysis of the search for the T-Rex to the Dino lab, where scientists bring flesh and blood dinosaurs to life, while they run experiments to discover their secrets. Valley of the T-Rex:
Follow paleontologist Jack Horner as he is unearthing a mystery at a record pace finding five T-Rex dinosaurs in a single summer and is hot on the trail of more. He discovers clues, in these dinosaurs DVDs, in the arid badlands of Montana. Opening the fossil record to determine what it reveals about the fearsome legend, Tyrannosaurus Rex. Visit the "Valley of the T-Rex," which is a fossil hunter's mecca where more T-Rex skeletons have been uncovered than any other place on earth. Here evidence can be found of the lost world where horned Triceratops faced off to survive against Ornitholestes, and duckbill dinosaurs fell prey to T-Rex. Not only does Horner find more excellent specimens in this extremely remote location, but he also uncovers additional evidence that leads him to question the conventional theories of T-Rex behavior. Has the Tyrant Lizard King got a bad rap? Time and erosion is wearing away the mountains and revealing hidden treasures once buried beneath millions of years of soil and sediment. Leaving behind bones. Big T-Rex bones. And what they're suggesting to Horner, is an unexpected image of a creature we thought we knew...
The beast, has fascinated Horner since he uncovered the Wankel T-Rex in the early '90s. It was an amazing scientific find as this was the first T-Rex discovered with arms intact. In the dinosaurs DVD, shockingly, these stumpy arms wouldn't allow T-Rex to grasp his own hands together, let alone scoop up prey. Horner's deep in the scientific process. A process he says is a constant revision of beliefs. He and fellow detectives are scrutinizing T-Rex's arms, large olfactory lobes, tiny eye sockets and unique teeth for insight into the creature's lifestyle. Each new fossil provides wisdom into whether he was a ferocious predator or an opportunistic scavenger. We accompany the paleontologist to remote dig sites, accessible only by helicopter, to labs where the fossils are prepared and studied, and to the museums where the skeletal remains are displayed. Each step of the way, Horner opens our eyes to the T-Rex that could've been.
Brilliant computer animation visualizes how these creatures lived and died, and what emerges is a new and very different picture of T-Rex. Among Jack Horner's finds is the oldest T-Rex ever found. At 68 million years, it's 3 million years older than any other specimen... Will it yield new clues about the evolution of the T-Rex... or will it actually turn out to be a new tyrannosaur species? (The average age of a species is about 1 1/2 million years.) Also featured in the show is a 90% complete, never before seen, juvenile tyrannosaur, called Daspletasaurus. It' s an earlier large meat-eating cousin of T-Rex. New evidence could allow scientists to reach ever further back in time.
When Dinosaurs Roamed America:
From Maine to Montana, Connecticut to Colorado, WHEN DINOSAURS ROAMED AMERICA transports viewers back to the time when these stunningly successful creatures inhabited our continent. This two hour special follows their tracks through 150 million years of evolution, using state of the art computer animation and live-action backgrounds. Dissolving from modern-day city-scapes and fossil beds in North America to what our land looked like many millions of years ago, WHEN DINOSAURS ROAMED AMERICA incorporates the latest scientific findings to show how dinosaurs lived and died right in our own backyards.
The program takes viewers inside dinosaurs, using a zoom effect that reveals the latest known about their anatomy and physiology; and creates unique panoramic scenes of the continent's prehistoric past. Viewers will feel as if they're running, flying and hunting with the dinosaurs, thanks to innovative camera work and Dolby digital surround sound. Paleontologists show their findings to complement the animation, as the program details past dinosaur environments in or along the following areas: Northeastern U.S. Coast (Triassic Period), where dinosaurs lived on the shores of freshwater lakes (the Newark Super Group) and left their footprints in the mud; Western Colorado and Eastern Utah (Upper Jurassic Period), with the heavily armored earlier Stegosaurus and the appearance of big, powerful flesh eaters; New Mexico and Arizona (Mid-Cretaceous Period), when this area was beach-front property that harbored unusual, newly discovered species such as Zuniceratops, similar to Triceratops but with no nose horn; the sloth-like Nothronychus with three foot long claws on its forelimbs; and a new two-legged meat eating dinosaur, related to the T-Rex family line; and South Dakota (Late Cretaceous Period), when the Quetzacoatlus spread its vast wings over the land and the built-to-kill Tyrannosaurus Rex terrorized the land.
It's the American story all over again: Immigrants arrive and prosper, threatening indigenous creatures. Different groups mingle in a changing landscape sometimes in harmony, sometimes in predatory combat. And with every generation, the kids get bigger.
Clash of the Dinosaurs (The Defenders)
Predators don't dominate the Cretaceous, plant eaters do. And their bodies are built to take a beating. The latest science reveals the anatomical secrets that made the world largest vegetarians such successful survivors in a world of claws and teeth.
Clash of the Dinosaurs (Generations)
Dinosaurs are the ultimate biological success story. More than a million generations improved and adapted each dino species to their changing planet. But each successful generation boils down to a single encounter between two like-minded reptiles. The latest science reveals the anatomical secrets to life and love in an age of dinosaurs.
Mega Beasts (Terror Bird)
It's happened only once in the history of the planet. Four million years ago a Mega Bird dominated a continent, battling wolves and saber-tooth cats. This bipedal monster stood 7 ft tall and weighed 300 lb. With eyesight as sharp as a hawk, this bird could spot its victim from a half-mile away. Running on two powerful legs, it could over-take even a horse. But the Terror Bird's deadliest weapon was its 18 hooked beak. With one sledgehammer blow the bird could bash in the skull of a victim. We'll build its beak to demonstrate exactly how this bird killed. For a predator with no teeth, eating was surprisingly easy. The bird could swallow the giant rodents it favored in one gulp.
Mega Beasts (T-Rex of the Deep)
The most dominant predator to ever exist has been relatively unknown...until now. Great White sharks may be the modern symbol of the ultimate predator, but this Mega Beast could eat them for lunch. T-Rex is called king of the dinosaurs, but never came close to ruling as much real estate as this Mega Beast, known as...Mosasaur.
Mosasaur was the most dangerous creature in the most dangerous oceans in the history of the planet. It battled giant sharks, 40 ft long plesiosaurs, and other monsters of the deep...and emerged triumphant. At a time when 85 percent of the Earth was covered with water, these beasts were found in every corner of the globe.
Where did it come from? How did it climb to the top of the predator pyramid so quickly? What were the secrets to its success? We'll peel back the skin on this colossal creature and see the amazing evolutionary adaptations that turned a tiny land-based lizard into an 8 ton, 50 ft long marine killer.
One reason for Mosasaur's success was its incredible jaws. At 6 ft in length, they were as big as those of T Rex, but Mosasaur had an extra set of teeth on the roof of its mouth that tractored prey down its gullet. We build a life-size, fully operational set of steel Mosasaur jaws to test exactly how this monster destroyed its prey.
Mosasaurs battled the giant plesiosaurs and the feared Ginsu shark...and even other Mosasaurs. We even explore the frightening possibility of what the world would be like if these apex predators hadn't gone extinct. Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water. It's mega action as we discover secrets of the ultimate Mega Beast: Mosasaur.
Dino Lab:
Part Olympic-style training facility, part massive, industrial obstacle course, and designed to illustrate paleontologists' latest insights into the abilities and behaviors of dinosaurs, Dino Lab combines up-to-the-minute scientific findings with an amazing cast of "living and breathing" digital dinosaurs. T. Rex is placed on a 50 yd long treadmill to determine his maximum speed; brand new insight and animation reveal that the shoulder construction of the Triceratops made it move more like a crab then the previously assumed rhinoceros; how smart were dinosaurs?; and see what happens when a flying Pterosaur is placed in an industrial wind tunnel. Dinosaurs are some of the most-watched characters in the history of nonfiction television, and they're about to be seen in a whole new way.
Dino Lab II:
When you bring them back from the dead, anything can happen! This is a journey into the complete unknown, as scientists blast paleontology into the 21st century by bringing to life real flesh and blood dinosaurs and run experiments to discover their secrets. Welcome to Dinolab!
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Required Gear:
- A stick/boot to poke around in the seaweed so you don't get any nasty surprises.
- A bag/bucket to collect your eggcases.
- Camera/smartphone to photograph.
- Great Eggcase Hunt ID guide to identify your finds.
- Access to the online recording form to let us know what you've found!
The Shark Trust: Great Eggcase Hunt
|To improve knowledge of egglaying shark & skate distribution.
|Hunt for empty eggcases washed up on the beach, or found in-situ
The Shark Trust's Great Eggcase Hunt was established in 2003 and has been engaging the public in hunting for empty shark, skate and ray eggcases along the UK coastline ever since. Thanks to its supporters, the Trust now has an extensive and ever expanding database of eggcase records, which continues to provide crucial information about the distribution of British sharks, skates and rays (collectively known as elasmobranchs).
An eggcase, which is also known as a mermaid's purse, is a tough leathery case that protects the embryo of a shark, skate or ray. Each eggcase contains one embryo which will develop over several months into a miniature version of the adult. There are over ten species of skate and ray, and only a few species of shark in UK waters that reproduce by laying eggcases on the seabed. Each species' eggcase is different in shape and size, which allows us to identify them. Eggcases remain on the seabed until the juvenile has hatched, and then the empty eggcases often get washed up on beaches and can be found amongst the seaweed in the strandline – we're also keen to hear about eggcases that are seen in-situ while snorkelling or diving!
In recent decades, several species of shark, skate and ray around the British coast have dramatically declined in numbers. The empty eggcases are an easily accessible source of information on the whereabouts of potential nursery grounds and will provide the Trust with a better understanding of species abundance and distribution.
The Great Eggcase Hunt currently receives funding from Save Our Seas Foundation (SOSF), and this assures the continued expansion of this exciting, flagship project. The Shark Trust is building upon the existing project, which represents one of the UK's most popular marine volunteer recording programs, and encouraging more international records. The Trust is currently collaborating with the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) to establish the project in the USA, and is developing resources for species found along the New York coastline. A smartphone app is also in development and aims to encourage more people to take part and record their eggcases.


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Instagram grows up, releases a real Web site
The Facebook-owned photo property launches a Web experience that functions just like its iPhone and Android applications, minus one key element: photo uploads.
It's taken more than two years, but Instagram has finally introduced a Web experience that lets the service's 90 million monthly active users access and views photos just as they do inside the mobile applications.
"As of today, you can now browse your Instagram feed on the web -- just like you do on your mobile device," Instagram co-founder Kevin Systrom announced today in a blog post.
Instagram members can today log in to Instagram.com to view a stream of friends' photos in a photo feed that closely mirrors the experience of Instagram's mobile feed. Photos are displayed single file in reverse chronological order, and standard mobile features such as double-clicking a photo to "like" it and inline comments have also been carried over. Unfortunately, Web site users cannot upload photos to Instagram.com, which means the photo-sharing piece of the Instagram equation remains mobile-only.
"Your Instagram Feed on the web functions much like it does on your mobile phone," Systrom explained. "You can browse through the latest photos of people whom you follow with updates as people post new photos."
The release, which greatly expands on the profile-only Web experience that the Facebook-owned entity introduced late last year, doesn't add any extra bells and whistles to the Instagram experience. So why the two-year delay? Systrom said that Instagram was previously focused on helping people see and take photos on the go, but now wants to provide members with access on "a variety of different devices, any of which may be convenient to you at a given moment -- including your desktop computer or tablet."
The tablet-friendly aspect is perhaps the most compelling side effect of Instagram's new full-featured Web site. Instagram users can now browse photos from any of their lean-back devices, Apple, Android, or otherwise, without having to sacrifice quality for convenience.


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text: Jill Zarin and Kelly Killoren Bensimon see each other. I even spot Camille Grammer. There are celebrities and Housewives left and right out here this weekend, and I have the dish!he Fourth of July cover of "Social Life" magazine is a big deal out here. Smart of them to choose the super-gorgeous, Kelly Killoren Bensimon of "The Real Housewives of New York" as this week's cover girl. The inside of the magazine isn't too bad either as there happens to be a fabulous picture of me at the art opening of "Social Life" creator and man about the Hamptons, Justin Mitchell.Published on July 07, 2010


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"Small Gods" was my favourite book for almost a decade, it is a FANTASTIC BOOK, as are all the others from Discworld. But 'Small Gods' made me want to write, and it heavily influenced what I finally did create. Everyone who's read my offering says there's some Pratchett in there, mixed with Adams, plus other influences.
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All I'd like is some feedback, as Pratchett readers and readers in general.
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Tiptoe through the rose garden, water the flowers, and perhaps catch a clandestine gnome kiss with this adorably cute digital scrapbooking collection by Trixie Scraps Designs. Perfect for avid gardeners, pages about things "grown with love" and so much more - this packed collection is filled with all the papers, elements and scrappy bits you need to make beautiful pages for your family. This wordart cluster pack includes six pre-shadowed wordart clusters/page titles, saved as 300 dpi PNG files. Use them to title your page for the perfect finishing touch! Approved for S4H/S4O and Personal Use, as well. Please observe the TOU included in your download.
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