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Philadelphia Phillies catcher Carlos Ruiz helped save the lives of two of his childhood friends after their fishing boat capsized in Panama, Jeffrey Eisenband of The Postgame reports. According to Eisenband, the veteran catcher returned to his Philadelphia home Saturday night following the Phillies' 5-3 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers when he learned of the incident involving...
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May 22, 2015, 3:09PM
The Young Artists Competition concerto round in the Cleveland International Piano Competition put youth squarely in the spotlight. Full story »
MOCA Cleveland to stage midnight Saturday screening of "The Visitors"
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May 22, 2015, 8:05AM
MOCA Cleveland will stage a midnight Saturday screening over Memorial Day weekend of its popular video installation "The Visitors," which captures an eccentric, 64-minute concert in a Hudson River mansion. Full story »
Euclid Tavern to host memorial for Cleveland bluesman Mr. Stress
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May 21, 2015, 12:07PM
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One more week to see amazing 'Visitors' video at MOCA Cleveland
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May 17, 2015, 11:36AM
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Case Western Reserve University receives $6 million for endowed professorships and scholarships
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May 13, 2015, 11:40AM
Case Western Reserve University has received $6 million in anonymous donations for endowed professorships and scholarships. Full story »
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Between conducting legend Charles Dutoit, the Cleveland Orchestra, and and the stellar voices of the Cleveland Orchestra Chorus and guests, Thursday's performance of "The Damnation of Faust" by Berlioz sent listeners straight to opposite of where Faust himself wound up. Full story »
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Issue No 8 – Summer 2010 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com KingsCare League of Friends Newsletter check us out on line at www.kingscare.co.uk. Opening hours: Welcome Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri - 10-4 Weds, Sat – 10-1 …..to our Summer newsletter. Sorry that it has taken so long to Improving our transport services produce but we've been a bit busy In the last newsletter we talked about raising money to buy a disability vehicle. lately. Some of you might have noticed that we took delivery of our new Fiat Doblo on The KingsCare Hub 18th March. We were thrilled to have We have taken over the lease of the old raised enough money not only to buy it carpet shop at 27 Fore Street, but also to cover its running costs for, Kingsteignton for 18 months from 1st June hopefully, the next 2 years. It is enabling this year. After a tremendous effort from us to help the patients who are in some wonderful friends and volunteers, wheelchairs to come to appointments in we finally opened for our first day's trading the surgery, to come to our Luncheon on Saturday 24th July. Club and Tea & Chats and to engage in other activities. Thanks go to all those individuals and trusts that have made this happen. On Friday 4th June I was invited to Larkbeare House in Exeter by Devon County Council's Community Transport Team to be presented with an award for the best fund raising campaign at their annual prizegiving ceremony. The award is in respect of the fund raising we did to purchase this vehicle. The Hub is primarily a charity shop but it's a lot more besides. We offer tea and coffee, information, use of the computers KingsCare Chorus and, in due course, we hope to be By the end of the year we had decided it running computer courses in eg digital was time to change the name of our photography. We could also hire the singing group and the day in which we premises out for early evening meetings meet. We are now called the KingsCare for small groups. Chorus and meet on Monday afternoons We have an extensive range of second from 2.30-4 at the OAP Hall, Oakford. We hand books for sale at reasonable prizes like to sing in public and, so far this year, and an ever changing range of bric-a- have sung for the Christian Aid walk at brac. We do not, however, sell clothing or the racecourse, at Penns Mount electrical goods. The shop is manned residential home, the Newton Abbot entirely by volunteers. For further information just pop into the Festival and for the Time for Life project. shop or telephone 01626 438004 or We are just investing in rather snazzy tee shirts to wear at future performances. Public performances are not compulsory but they are great fun! It costs £2.50 per 1 week to sing and that includes a free cup received the Chairman's Special of tea and a biscuit (or two). Award at the 2008 Teignbridge Sports The Autumn term starts on Monday 6th Personality of the Year awards and, September. by 2009, was officially recognised by Natural England as the oldest walk leader in the country. He died last month, 2 weeks before his 92nd Walk This Way birthday. Our walking groups go from strength to strength but always welcome new members. No Tai Chi costs are involved (unless the group goes out in our The Tai Chi classes minibus to walk on the moor or walk continue to run out from here and need to be picked every Friday up from wherever they end up). morning, again at How about becoming a Walk Leader? the OAP Hall. The Training is arranged by through class costs £2.50 Teignbridge District Council and and new members are consists of a day's First Aid and a always welcome. day's walk leader training. These The Autumn term starts on are both free to volunteers. For more Friday 3rd September. details, contact Maggie, the KingsCare Co-ordinator. Bus trips John Gully On the subject of We create new walking it is bus lists every couple of months, the current with great list runs through to the end of September. Do pick one up from our table in Reception or at sadness that I the Hub. Places on the list include: have to report the National Trust property at Killerton the death of John Otter Nurseries Gully, a wonderful man, a walking Sidmouth testament to the benefits of fresh We can always arrange a second trip if one is sufficiently over subscribed to warrant it. air and exercise. After a life where he spent much of his spare time on the sea, he was wise enough to know when he should no longer be sailing Carer Support so concentrated on upping the amount Don't forget that I am of walking he did. He came to us in available on the 2nd 2005 and became a totally committed Thursday of every month leader of our Monday group. The group at the surgery for became his 'family' and he cajoled information and support them and protected them in equal for carers. Just pop in from 2- measure. We were very proud when he 3.30. 2 You will get tips on; The best exercises to do to keep your body mobile and flexible enough to drive safely Carers Support Programme Practical tips on aids to safer TO START IN TEIGNMOUTH ON driving TUESDAY 28TH SEPTEMBER 2010 What effects medication can St John Ambulance Devon in have on your ability to drive collaboration with Volunteering in When it's time to think Health, Teignmouth are offering a free about giving up four-session course (over 4 weeks) aimed at providing practical skills and The course will be held on: information for Carers. Thursday 2nd September Suitable for all Carers who look after from 2-4pm relatives, friends or neighbours; the At the Surgery, Whiteway Road course runs over four, morning sessions with a FREE lunch provided. 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|1. Tommy Hilfiger
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|3. Ralph Lauren
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|6. Giorgio Armani
|7. Christian Dior
|8. Chanel
|9. Vera Wang
|10. Louis Vuitton
In recent memory, few times have seemed as challenging — or uncertain — as the current climate.
It's against this background that established designer brands fare best in the WWD100 survey of most recognized brands. It comes as little surprise that the top three names in the designer top 10 are Tommy Hilfiger, Calvin Klein and Ralph Lauren — three iconic American fashion brands as recognizable to American consumers as, say, Coca-Cola or Disney. And just like the soft drink and the entertainment conglomerate, Tommy, Calvin and Ralph are the names that continue to be on consumer radars, even when all things economy-related appear to be heading south.
Hilfiger moved up one notch into the top position among designers in the WWD100 survey, swapping places with Calvin Klein. While some may raise an eyebrow at the result, especially since Hilfiger's U.S. business has been in transition in recent years, it can be said that the time for this classic American brand has come again.
In late June, Hilfiger released its financial results for the year ended March 31, and things couldn't look rosier for a brand that appeared to have lost its luster. The company slimmed down operations and repositioned the collection, upping the design and quality of the merchandise. And according to Fred Gehring, the company's chief executive offi cer, the strategy has been working, with U.S. growth a particular highlight. "Where we were facing a challenge to really do some things differently was in the States," Gehring said. "We've focused on fewer product divisions…and product of a higher quality at a higher price point. We of course realized there was a risk that the American consumer may not buy Tommy Hilfiger at substantially higher prices than they've been used to, but we found that they did."
Hilfiger's profile is likely to soar in months to come. This fall, its women's, men's and children's wear will be rolled out to 550 Macy's units in an exclusive deal. In November, the company will open its doors to a 20,000-square-foot Hilfiger flagship on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan. And Tommy Hilfiger himself is venturing into television production. He is producing a one-hour TV version of his book, "Iconic America: A Roller-Coaster Ride Through the Eye-Popping Panorama of American Pop Culture," starring Israeli-born model Bar Rafaeli and one-named poet Rives, on a cross-country tour.
Whether Calvin Klein will make an appearance remains to be seen, but even as the brand Calvin Klein fell from the top spot, it hardly has reason to worry: The Phillips-Van Heusen Corp.-owned brand is healthier than ever. Whether it's an ad for great-fitting jeans, a pair of sexy underwear or a fresh new scent, Calvin Klein continues to be a marketing machine, and celebrities like Eva Mendes or Kate Bosworth featured in ads or on the red carpet in Calvin Klein Collection underscore the notion.
By the end of this year, Calvin Klein will have more than 500 full-price stores throughout Europe, Asia and South America. That will include 10 megastores devoted to the world of Calvin Klein's better-priced white label. CKI is also rebuilding its top-tier Collection, which it recently brought back in-house after years of licensing out the production and distribution. It is designed by industry darling Francisco Costa, who was honored with his second Womenswear Designer of the Year award by the Council of Fashion Designers of America, and whose designs often adorn actresses for their red-carpet moments.
Rising one notch to third place, Ralph Lauren continues to reach more customers than ever. Over the past year, Lauren, through his Global Brand Concepts division, launched the American Living brand at J.C. Penney, in the biggest brand launch in the mainstream retail chain's history. While there is no outward indication at retail that the brand originates at Polo, the distinct American aesthetic brings Lauren's vision to a whole new customer.
Lauren's visibility is set to rise this summer, too: The company is outfitting the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic teams at the Beijing Olympics. Gucci, which moved down one spot to fourth, may have lost some of the sex appeal of the Tom Ford era, but the brand machine continues to roar. And last February it gave New York, and America at large, the ultimate brand statement bound to preserve the consumer's recognition for years to come — a splashy 46,000-squarefoot flagship at Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue.
DKNY is the highest new entry at five. While the brand is technically considered bridge, Donna Karan and her design team have transformed the collection with so much fashion that it could almost count as a designer line — and judging by this survey, the consumer clearly views it that way. DKNY has had a strong year at retail, and with the launch of the better-priced DKNYC label this month, its star can only rise.
To many Americans, Giorgio Armani is the incarnation of Italian chic. Steady at six, Armani's profile has risen in the past few months, particularly among New Yorkers. The company has been a sponsor to the much-feted "Superheroes: Fashion and Fantasy" exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute, and Armani was the honorary chair at the benefi t with co-chairs George Clooney, Julia Roberts and Anna Wintour.
Soon, Gotham will get a real temple to Armani: He plans to open a 47,000-square-foot store on Fifth Avenue, boosting brand recognition even further. "This store is an act of faith toward the Americans and Fifth Avenue shoppers because I still very much believe in this market in which I invested a lot," Armani told WWD this year.
Christian Dior dropped two spots to seven. The company has been stepping on the accelerator in the U.S., presenting its cruise collections in New York. But even though John Galliano is considered a huge talent, and his wild show antics are feted by the fashion industry, it could be the absence of a runaway 'It' bag in a few seasons that is dampening recognition. Or it could just be the fickle consumer.
Chanel's iconic quilted bags continue to be a consumer favorite, as do its tweed jackets, perfumes and cosmetics — no wonder, then, that the French fashion house maintained its eighth-place ranking. Of course, it helps that Karl Lagerfeld himself maintains such a high profile, from his cruise spectacle at the Raleigh Hotel in Miami to his guest gig as a radio DJ on "Grand Theft Auto IV."
The designer survey rounds out with two new entries — Vera Wang at nine and Louis Vuitton at 10. With a sequence of top runway collections, Wang has successfully managed to make the transition from just a bridal and eveningwear designer to a sportswear queen. And even though it's not the same market, the Simply Vera Vera Wang collection at Kohl's has helped spread the name.
From art installations in its stores to special collaborations with the likes of Takashi Murakami, Louis Vuitton continues to generate excitement with consumers. While the bags are the bread and butter of this company, they're not the only things set to titillate. With Marc Jacobs at the creative helm, the fabled house's clothing, too, goes from strength to strength. And even if Jacobs chooses to put nurses on his runway as a nod to artist Richard Prince, with whom he staged a collaboration, the survey proves that this brand needs no Rx.


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Year after year, these hand-prepared delights are a customer favorite! Premium white sole fillets with a savory bread crumb stuffing... packed with chopped scallops and crabmeat. They taste as delicious as they sound!
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My husband absolutely LOVES this entree. He eats both filets in one sitting because he says it is amazingJessie F. - Chapel Hill, TN
ExcellentShelby H. - Colorado Springs, CO
We enjoy the Stuffed Sole - we have it every week. Very easy to cook.Jen L. - Colorado Springs, CO
My favorite SoleChristine T. - Marysville, WA
A favorite that I'll order again and again.Ann S. - Merritt Island, FL
My husband and I fell in love with this item!! Delicious and easy, which is just what two full time workers need for dinner. The sole is moist and the crabmeat stuffing is to die for. We will order again in the future. We are fairly new to Omaha Steaks, so we are trying to try different things. There is not one thing that we have not loved.Yolanda G. - Jacksonville, AR
Delicious even for a carnivorePaul B. - Glen Cove, NY
It taste amazing! and so easy to heat and eat!Christopher W. - Winter Haven, FL
This is absolute restaurant quality at a very reasonable cost, My husband is THRILLED not to have an hour-and-a-half wait for a seafood meal this good!Joy S. - Louisville, KY
This is a 5 star treat for me is an area that has no Good Seafood.Desiee B. - Ball Ground, GA
Such a nice treat. Great for entertaining.Sherry G. - La Veta, CO
We get this as a gift for family. They rave about it.Patricia M. - Rockford, IL
My husband loves these, beautiful plate.Jeannette S. - Fairfield, CA
Excellent! Love how easy - freezer to oven (no defrosting necessary)Carrie B. - Bakersfield, CA
Very good. Will likely order again.Heather W. - Kansas City, MO
My husband and I had these one evening and really enjoyed them. I am not much on crab but these were very good.Dorynda B. - Cameron, TX
Great to use as a side dish with a steakAngela M. - Bethlehem, PA
They were deliciousSherrill S. - Jupiter, FL
Very tasty.Max W. - Reno, NV
We love these! Flavor is excellent. Very easy to prepare. I serve these on a regular basis.Sandra P. - Palmyra, PA
These items are not only delicious but easy to prepare. Great for an impromptu dinner for two.Philip F. - Weston, FL
Perfect seafood meal.Candice G. - Emporium, PA
They were deliciousTeresa B. - Lewisville, TX
This is the second of my favorite items that are of the non-steak catagorey.Toni D. - Tulsa, OK
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do you think cry it out is an excuse for laziness? what is a better alternative? I don't know what I will do if the baby keeps crying at night. I have to sleep sometime.
cry it out method?? for lazy moms or
R born November 2012 at 40w2d
M born October 2014 at 34w3d
Uh, yeah I don't think that's for lazy Mom's. I did CIO, and it doesn't make me lazy. It was hard to do, hard on me as well. I cried a lot while going through sleep training, not for myself either, I cried for my daughter.
Babies cry. You'll be sleep deprived, but you'll survive. Newborns need to eat every two hours or so, so you can't sleep train to being with anyways.
how do u define newborn? under 3 months? I have seen it done at all ages
Holy fuck. For real? You want to sleep train a newborn? Three months? HAHAHAHA. Really though, that's not healthy for the baby.
R born November 2012 at 40w2d
M born October 2014 at 34w3d
I starte sleep training around 6 months when my daughters started sleeping longer stretches.
We didn't do CIO and will not with this LO, but my BFF did and I know she wasn't lazy. She was defeated.
Even if your child is fed, changed, cleaned, warm... Etc... Sometimes a baby just needs love and affection. Rocking, swaying, just a back rubbing. That's the route I take. Even when my eye lids would barely be cracked, I eased my child with my touch and voice.
Hi, I am Samantha. Married to Chris. Mommy to Nolan.
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No doctor or medical professional would recommend this for any baby under the age of 6 months and most people wouldn't try it until around 11 12 months. Anyone willing to do it on a newborn/3 month old is nuts.
ETA: and its definately not lazy parenting when done appropriately, it takes more work than if you just got up with your baby because you are awake and listening the whole time.
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The solar industry is booming throughout the U.S., but still solar has yet to achieve wide acceptance that would make it more than an asterisk in the nation's energy portfolio. Achieving even 1% of the nation's energy is still an elusive goal. The largest part of the market is on commercial buildings. You are more likely to find solar panelson the roof of a Costco's than on your neighbor's home. There have been lots of challenges, but the two that loom more than the others are financing and aesthetics. That is what is now intriguing about Dow Chemical's gambit on solar shingles. Dow Solar Dow Solar, a business unit of The Dow Chemical Company, has been quietly rolling out the solar shingles throughout the United Staes, and they have recently become available in SolarTown's neighborhood, Washington, D.C., Maryland, and Virginia. The shingles do double duty; they are both roofing material to provide a weather tight roof for shelter and they are a source of your family's electricity needs. But you can't beat the aesthetics and that is where the rubber meets the road. If Dow can overcome the objections of builders then they may have created a new industry for meeting the needs of homeowners' electricity needs. The big black boxes may be a quaint reminder of the early days of this fledging industry like the brick cell phones that weighed in at almost two pounds.
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If someone would have told me a few years ago that the price for solar panels would drop to 36 cents by 2017, I might have had some question about the mental health of the one making the assertion. But now, look at what Green Tech Media is reporting. The price per watt of solar PV will keep falling. All of this is well and good for the emerging solar industry, but there is a hitch: the sun doesn't shine at night. price The price per watt to produce solar panels will fall to 36 cents by the end of 2017. With this cost reduction comes a price – disappearing subsidies for solar PV. The subsidies, which cost billions in taxpayer dollars, are believed to be less and less necessary as the price of solar energy reaches grid parity. Solar PV systems require panels, yes, but also a considerable number of other parts. Inverters, wiring, solar batteries for off grid or backup systems, and a good deal of cash for professional installation account for a large percentage of the startup cost that is so daunting to prospective investors, residential and utility alike. The most prohibitive drawback that has solar producing just .195% of the nation's energy is easy to overlook, but oh so obvious once considered: when the sun goes down over the horizon, the panels are not producing energy.In order to make solar a real answer to our energy needs, it needs to be able to produce energy around the clock, and specifically when it's needed during peak hours. Price per watt can drop all it wants for panels. To stay competitive, solar energy will need help, and subsidies won't be coming back to the rescue. The answer is in energy storage.
Now the World Agrees with Us: There is a Difference between Solar PanelsWednesday, June 12th, 2013
If you have seen one solar module, have you seen them all? Many in the solar industry have long argued that solar panels are a commodity, interchangeable at the whim of the developer. We have strongly disagreed, but we conceded that the market has not agreed with us. All you need to do is ask the many companies who fill the halls of bankruptcy courts around the country and abroad about the market forces that drove them out of business. This argument has been settled—until Tom Woody authored a New York Times article that solar panel quality is a growing concern within the solar industry. Maybe the world is beginning to agree with us, but in any event, you should become an educated consumer as you look at which panels to put on your roof for the next 25 years.
Spring Forward with Solar Lights and FountainsFriday, March 22nd, 2013
It is that time of year again, but you would not know it from the weather outside in Washington, D.C. It has been cold and breezy, yet the sun is shining and if you have your solar panels out, you have been producing lots of solar energy. We have just updated our site with a new selection of new home solar panels, so if you are in the market, or just want to compare various options, then please let us know. If you don't have the big bucks to shell out for a home solar panel system, then you may want to think about other solar offerings. As soon as the sun comes out, people start thinking solar powered lights and solar fountains. Every year, the solar light options get increasingly better, more efficient, brighter and more attractive. The SolarTown learning section provides an overview of solar powered lights, what applications they can be used for, a brief description of the lights, and how long they will work when operating at a full charge. Probably the most popular lights are solar path lights, but solar lamp posts are also quite popular.
Solar Gifts from SolarTown: Greening the HolidaysMonday, November 26th, 2012
Are you looking for green or eco friendly gifts to give for the holidays? Every year, we at SolarTown are compiling a list of some gifts that you may want to consider. Take a look at our solar gifts that we are recommending this year in our learning section.The first gift you can give is to educate yourself and your friends about the power of solar energy. My family and I went to the Science Museum in Baltimore over the Thanksgiving weekend. It is easy to forget that the sun is 1.3 million (yes, million) times as large as the Earth. If you open up the sun and dump over a million earths in it, you can begin to imagine that the sun carries a pretty large punch. The challenge is of course how to garner all of that energy. The answer is that we don't need to garner very much of that energy to meet our energy needs; we just have to do it efficiently.
Solar Inverters: Best in Show AwardsMonday, August 27th, 2012
As most loyal SolarTown customers know, we try to get you the best guidance on selecting solar energy products from our selection of home solar panels to solar water pumps and other products. We recently played with the idea of doing the same thing with our selection of solar inverters, but came to the conclusion that the inverter market may not have as many objective standards or features to make that kind of comparison as useful as with solar modules. Some excellent brands, like Outback, don't stack up in the numbers because they are specialized in other areas like being installable in almost any tropical or harsh environment or switching between on and off grid mode. That said, sometimes the numbers have a point, and we want to share that point with you so at least you have some information on which to base your decision of which solar inverter to choose for certain size solar panel systems. So here is our first rundown of Solar Inverters: Best in Show!
SolarTown Lunches with White House Correspondent Paul BrandusWednesday, August 8th, 2012
In what is now an annual ritual, the SolarTown summer interns got the opportunity to lunch yesterday with White House Correspondent Paul Brandus. Brandus, an award winning member of the White House press corps, goes around tweeting to his vast following of over 130,000 followers on Twitter through the West Wing Reports. Now that is what you call influence. You don't know what is going on at the White House, unless you are catching Brandus' tweets. We were able to get a little closer to the action at the White House with our memorable Thai lunch with Brandus. Over generous portions of pad thai and drunken noodles, we talked about renewable energy and the presidential election.
Solar Batteries MatterMonday, July 30th, 2012
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When the Grid Goes Down, Go Solar?Tuesday, July 17th, 2012
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Death tries to correct the balance after a premonition saves a group of workers from a bridge collapse.
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An old inn is about to shut its doors for the final time and two of its employees get more than they bargain for when they go ghost hunting.
Criminals subject a family to a night of terror.
A hitman's moral compass becomes badly skewed.
Mountain climbers become caught up in a game of cat and mouse after discovering a kidnapped girl buried in the wilderness.
Twisted romance with a vampiric edge.
As a psycho killer lurks in the woods, a group of nervous people might represent a bigger threat to each other.
After being murdered, bishop St Niklas seeks revenge every 32 years by giving the parents and children a Christmas they will never forget.
UK horror on a military base.
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A Texas gospel singer and her boyfriend find themselves caught up in a bizarre ceremony of pagan rites.
A successful country lawyer captures and attempts to "civilise" a woman he finds in the woods.
Back to the roots of Macbeth Cotillard, Fassbender and Kurzel on the Scottish play.
McDormand's rallying cry for women in film Time to seize the moment - and stop complaining.
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You should go and check out the world's largest modern art gallery at Bankside-its the Tate Modern which saw a mothballed power station converted into a fine gallery at a cost of 134 million pounds
Wonderful collection of modern art ranging from Picasso,Dali,Matisse,Giacommeti to Andy Warhol
Great exhibit, great venue. Old powerhouse on the south bank of the Thames made into modern art container. From the great windows you get a sight of the Millennium Bridge and St. Paul's. Worth a visit is also the Bookshop.
Tate Modern
Known as one of the premier museums of Modern Art, the Tate is housed in an old power plant. Its collection of art is pretty spectacular.
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Tate Modern
If you like modern art...Picasso, Hockney, Hurst etc...this is the place to go. Once a power station...now it showcases the weird and the wonderful!
Storehouse of the Unusual
The Tate Modern gallery on the edge of the Thames is a storehouse of 'Modern' art. So although there are many paintings and sculptures there in its many corridors, they all have 'an edge.'
Tate Modern.
Always some really great exhibition going on.Always visit when i'm in England and my wife has to always visit also when she's there.
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The Tate Modern Museum
A modern museum, free entrance and a beautiful view from the upper floor at St. Pauls Cathedral.
The interior has an interesting architecture, as you can see on the picture.
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modern art The Tate Modern
A great collection of modern art from 1900 on. The Tate Modern is in the restored Bankside Power Station. Do you want art books? Yes,then don't miss the bookstore here it is huge.
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Tate Modern
London is the power house and driving force of contemporary art in Europe if not the world and there is no better place to see it all represented than here. No excusses as the entrance fee is free.
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Fantastic Museum Experience
The Tate modern is definitely worth seing for its architecture and the way it embraces the art displayed there. The view from the top floor is also a must!
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I love this place and thought this entrance was amazing. (Even more so than some of the exhibits :))
Spider Sculpture
This sculpture of a 35ft high spider was sculpted by Louise Bourgeois. She was born in Paris in 1911 and moved to New York in l938.
This huge exhibit is in the Turbine Hall
Tate Modern is great to see from outside as well
It's nice to see this factory has been converted into a museum. This was a nice inflatable black bunny outside.
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Please be advised that...
Please be advised that beggining with this year Tate Galleries were split.
So, do not miss MODERN TATE GALLERIES!!!
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The national museum of modern art is housed in the former Bankside Power Station. The collection of international modern art from 1900 to the present day is exceptional as the building itself.
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