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This week, President Barack Obama won re-election in a victory that so surprised many of his ideological opponents that they have spent the hours since wailing that the country is going to wrack and ruin.
With a divided and polarized government, and a battle looming over a "fiscal cliff" of more than $600 billion in tax increases and spending cuts scheduled for next year, Obama faces a rocky term ahead -- even assuming his Republican opponents negotiate in good faith.
But good faith fiscal negotiation isn't something a president can always count on. In 1892, a dramatic Democratic victory prompted Republicans to sabotage the economy in order to ruin the incoming administration.
Then, as now, Republican insiders couldn't believe that misguided voters had bucked the wise business leaders who backed the Republican incumbent. At the annual meeting of the New York Chamber of Commerce, held at the fancy Delmonico's restaurant shortly after the election, members commiserated over vintage wine and an expensive dinner. Republican railroad baron Chauncey Depew snarled to his comrades about the Democrats who had just taken over Congress and the White House for the first time since the Civil War. "Business interests" were dangerous, he warned, and the Democrats had better be careful....
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A team led by the University of Colorado at Boulder and the University of Milan has discovered some unexpected forms of liquid crystals of ultrashort DNA molecules immersed in water, providing a new scenario for a key step in the emergence of life on Earth.
CU-Boulder physics Professor Noel Clark said the team found that surprisingly short segments of DNA, lifes molecular carrier of genetic information, could assemble into several distinct liquid crystal phases that self-orient parallel to one another and stack into columns when placed in a water solution. Life is widely believed to have emerged as segments of DNA- or RNA-like molecules in a prebiotic soup solution of ancient organic molecules.
A paper on the subject was published in the Nov. 23 issue of Science. The paper was authored by Clark, Michi Nakata and Christopher Jones from CU-Boulder, Giuliano Zanchetta and Tommaso Bellini of the University of Milan, Brandon Chapman and Ronald Pindak of Brookhaven National Laboratory and Julie Cross of Argonne National Laboratory. Nakata died in September 2006.
Since the formation of molecular chains as uniform as DNA by random chemistry is essentially impossible, Clark said, scientists have been seeking effective ways for simple molecules to spontaneously self-select, chain-up and self-replicate. The new study shows that in a mixture of tiny fragments of DNA, those molecules capable of forming liquid crystals selectively condense into droplets in which conditions are favorable for them to be chemically linked into longer molecules with enhanced liquid crystal-forming tendencies, he said.
We found that even tiny fragments of double helix DNA can spontaneously self-assemble into columns that contain many molecules, Clark said. Our vision is that from the collection of ancient molecules, short RNA pieces or some structurally related precursor emerged as the molecular fragments most capable of condensing into liquid cry
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The Village, just east of downtown, is one of the largest queer districts in North America. Throughout most of the year, it's a quiet and quirky neighborhood of gays, lesbians, families and cozy B&Bs housed in century-old duplexes and triplexes. And from June to September, the Village is a big celebration of diversity, where out-of-towners mix with locals, dine al fresco, shop profusely, and relax under the sun with a cocktail or two. Here, lining Saint-Catherine Street East, are fashion and specialty boutiques, restaurants serving all kinds of cuisine, and a variety of venues at which you can dance the night away.
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For most of last year, Sammy Sosa spent his time without the burden of being, well, Sammy Sosa.
He'd been an iconic and brazen figure both beloved and derided for such things as hitting home runs, using a corked bat, leaving Wrigley Field in the first inning of a game, being arguably the most famous person ever to come out of the Dominican Republic and being an elusive figure in baseball's steroid scandal although nothing has ever been proved against him publicly.
Being Sammy Sosa was hard work but something of a luxury for most of the past 10 years when he hopped and kissed his way into America's conscience. But then the home runs stopped in 2005 -- no blown kisses, no hops -- and being Sammy Sosa wasn't so much fun anymore.
"It was like a hurricane," Sosa said of the pressure he felt after his failed season with the Baltimore Orioles when he hit just .221 with 14 home runs.
So Sosa retired, and with his family he traveled the world, leaving behind his fame and his identity. He visited France, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay and Chile, places where Sammy didn't have to be Sammy. Baseball didn't need him anymore, and he didn't need baseball. Sosa did not pick up a ball or bat until December 2006, when he decided to make a comeback.
"I didn't miss the game," Sosa said. "It was like being free for the first time. I had been playing baseball for 17 years, and the pressure was immense without having a vacation for Sammy Sosa."
But Sammy could avoid being Sammy for only so long. So here he is once again as Sammy, the larger-than-life figure with the beaming smile, in the Texas Rangers' clubhouse, only one home run shy of 600. He is blowing kisses and hopping after homers once again for Texas, the only team that offered Sosa an opportunity to play in 2007. Entering Saturday's game against the Reds, Sosa is hitting .252 with 11 home runs and 51 RBIs.
"That year off helped me to recuperate and recharge my battery, and get that enthusiasm back, as if I were a rookie," Sosa said. "I still have a few good years left in me. You've seen how things have been."
Sosa's future will be monitored on a month-to month basis, so it's obvious he's doing his best to avoid controversy. Among the topics Sosa refuses to comment on: the request for his medical records by George Mitchell's investigation on steroids in baseball; the possibility he will be passed over for the Hall of Fame like Mark McGwire, Sosa's friend to whom he will be inexorably linked for the remainder of his public life; his quest for 600 home runs; his season with the Baltimore Orioles; and his time with the Chicago Cubs.
Sosa is not here to talk about the past.
Sosa will gladly discuss his fondness for his new teammates, going so far as to say he never has enjoyed baseball more. For a player some have considered selfish and who has feuded with at least one prominent teammate (Orioles shortstop Miguel Tejada) in the past, such pronouncements spark thoughts that he's trying desperately to reconcile with the game that has mostly forgotten about him except for the occasional steroid rumor. Sosa is working at changing his image, and his new teammates have noticed.
"You never want to judge a guy before you play with him," said utility man Jerry Hairston Jr., coincidentally the man the Orioles traded for Sosa in 2005. "All of us didn't really know what to expect since he had a year off. I really think the year off really did him some good. It got him away and forced him to get back to enjoy the game. You could see that right off the bat in spring training in the way he approached it. He's a guy who really doesn't have anything to prove in the game, yet he was approaching it like he had everything to prove."
In Texas' third spring training game this year, Sosa hit a ball to the outfield that appeared ticketed for a stand-up double. Instead, Sosa rushed around the bases and legged out a triple. That was all the proof the Texas players needed to see that Sosa was serious about his comeback.
The guy has pedigree. He's definitely for me a future Hall of Famer. He's shown up every day trying to be the best he could be. He brings attitude. I've been very impressed with Sammy.
-- Rangers manager Ron Washington
"He works extremely hard," Hairston said. "That's one of the things that I was most impressed with, his work ethic and his determination. How strong he is mentally. He's had to deal with a lot of stuff. He's been great in this clubhouse. He's been really good."
Sosa often spends time talking hitting with some of the younger Rangers. He has taken to Matt Kata, a utility infielder. Sosa even led Texas' kangaroo court recently, fining himself for being late one time this year.
Sosa never has lacked confidence: "The power has always been there," he said. "I didn't need to wonder whether it was going to be there this year. That's always been inside of me."
Hitting coach Rudy Jaramillo hopes Sosa is able to pass on his bravado to the younger hitters.
"They listen to what he says," Jaramillo said. "He's trying to be a leader in his approach. I want my guys talking to him about mental approach and how he goes about the game."
Sosa has changed, although he's loath to admit it. Some players said they fully expected Sosa's arrival in spring training to be somewhat of a circus. Instead, Sosa arrived quietly and with no entourage. These days, Sosa spends most of his time near his locker or in the batting cage. His lifelong friend, Julian Martinez, who served as a personal assistant for most of the latter part of Sosa's career and was a constant presence in the Orioles and Cubs clubhouses, is a batting practice pitcher for the Washington Nationals. True to his word, Sosa has not been a distraction.
"The guy has pedigree," Texas manager Ron Washington said. "He's definitely for me a future Hall of Famer. He's shown up every day trying to be the best he could be. He brings attitude. I've been very impressed with Sammy."
From the swing to the hop to the kisses, he is Sammy once again. A few years older, but undoubtedly Sammy.
Jorge Arangure Jr. is a senior writer for ESPN The Magazine.
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MultiTasker is always there whenever you need any apps.
Simply slide the bar you want and it appears on top of your current app to allow easy multitask.
It's very simple, fast, easy to lunch apps.
Just swipe left,right,bottom area for frequently, recently used apps.
Hidden Apps
"Hidden Apps" helps you find any applications that are not shown on your app list
(as some applications may not have the icons intentionally or unintentionally)
Unfortunately, this may not function if you are using any sort of launcher applications
Scan through, select any dubious app or an app you dont use, and simply delete it!
It is recommended to not only remove spyware,malware but also delete the apps you dont use to boost Your device performance
Beyond Memo(Note)
If you even forget to check memo(Note), I can help you
If you write memo(Note) through Beyond Memo(Note), you can see memo from all of view(movie,game,twitter,internet,facebook,call etc)
Did you ever check the time at watch movie?
If you want to see time and battery when you play game, beyond memo(Note) can help you.
Beyond memo(Notepad) display time and battery on all of view.
Beyond Memo some different normal note(memo) app. like todo, color note, evernote, diary.
You can save memo(Note) with emoticon,symbols.
It like a shock sticker pc program(cooltool)
It Free ware!!
if you have bad memory, install Beyond Memo(Note) right now!!
It's my best ever note!
Beyond memo is ever quick to note.
I never ever want to forgot memo again
Don't ever forgot the memo again
티맵 모드(네비 자동실행)
네비 어플이 실행된 상태에서 블루투스가 연결되면 네비가 한번 더 실행되서 소리가 안나오는 경우가 있습니다.
티맵 모드를 사용하실 때에는 차량 탑승전에 네비 어플을 꼭 종료해주세요!!
소리가 안나시는 분들은 재부팅 후 확인부탁드립니다.
*차량 탑승시 네비 자동실행!!
*네비음성 + 라디오 듣기기능!!
(네비 음성은 폰으로 출력되고 라디오는 차량스피커로 출력됩니다. 전화는 블루투스로 받을 수 있습니다)
티맵, 김기사, 올레, 유플러스,아틀란, 맵피 모든 네비(내비) 어플 가능합니다.
차량 탑승시 사용하시는 네비어플이 자동실행 됩니다.
기존에 가장 불편했던 라디오를 들으면서 네비음성을 들으면
전화를 블루투스를 받을 수 없었던 단점을 해결했습니다.
개발자 연락처 :
8 Flow Free (8 Way)
a stick stretches 8 different ways(Flow) from where you've just touched.
Clear mission by filling up all the blank blocks with the sticks(Flow).
2048, candy crush saga,Flow Free are very boring.
This game has more than 100 different Flow levels to challenge your brain.
Update 30 stages free Every week.
all of stages are Free!!
8 Flow Free features:
★ over 120 puzzles
★ free play and trial modes
Enjoy 8 Flow Free!
Comic Memo(Widget Memo)
You can use beautiful memo widget!
It is different with other widget memo(evernote,color note).
very easy to remember anything
Comic Memo is an easy-to-use tool that allows you to quickly add memo widget.
* If you install in sdcard, it will not work.
Coolpisoo Other Apps - Symbols, OneLine, Beyond Memo, EarSmart
EarSmart Pro
-Ad Free version!
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EFF has filed suit against the Department of Justice demanding information about communications between the agency's former top privacy official and Google the official's current employer.
US Federal Agency:
Approved by Judge Robertson on April 16, 2008.
EFF is leading the fight against the NSA's illegal mass surveillance program. Learn more about what the program is, how it works, and what you can do.
Are you a developer facing legal threats based on Oracle v. Google? We want to hear from you: https://eff.org/r.m2yr
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I saw dr.Zadeh 4 years ago with intestine pain and stomach pain. After listening my problems he wanted to do colonoscopy and endoscopy. After colonoscopy he said everything looks fine. Also endoscopy I had couple months later he said fine too We couldn't find why I'm having pain. Like everyone else they say less stress eat good etc.. It's been 4 years and I'm still in pain, actually when I touch the area it's very uncomfortable. I don't know what to do. I'm still young and don't want this pain end my life me someday.
Waiting time was over an hour and people say this constantly happens. That was written at 12:30pm when my was supposed to take place. Over an hour later, they called me in and were upset that I complained about the 1hr plus waiting and didn't like the review on Yelp. They asked me to leave and didn't want me as a patient. So be advised, if you do go here, don't post anything until your done or they will toss you. While I was there, one guy walked in for his appointment and could not wait that long so he rescheduled. They charged him $35 because he missed his appointment when actually, THEY missed the appointment. The guy was 91 years old and too sick to wait for his appointment. These people are crooks!
very knowledgeable, caring and complete in his evaluation of my condition. Would highly recommend him.
Dr. Zadeh was wonderful. He answered all of my questions and took time to address all of my concerns. I would highly recommend him!
I was kept in the hospital for 3 days waiting for a visit from this doctor. After reading the reviews, I am so relieved that he didn't show up. I got very lucky!!!
I was kept waiting 45 minutes for my appointment and when I finally did see the Dr. he was very abrupt and couldn't get to the next patient fast enough. He told me the diagnosis i was given by the NP was totally wrong yet did not tell me if I do indeed have anything wrong with me. He is very abrupt and full of himself. I would not recommend this dr to anyone. Can I rate lower than one?!
Misread pathology report and diagnosed me with rectal/colon cancer. Devastating! Instead of referring me to an Oncologist, he referred me to a surgeon, who scheduled me for a surgery that would totally remove the rectum, anus, and part of the colon. No diagnostic tests were ordered: He said it was too large for him to remove. Had to be done by a surgeon. It was recently removed during an ultra sound by another GI who discovered the inaccurate diagnosis. I had been cancer free the whole time! Had it not been for the interception of a family member who is a doctor of radiology, I would have had an unnecessary life altering surgery done for nothing! I want this man and his "surgeon" stopped from doing this to some other poor soul, not fortunate enough to have a doctor in the family!
He only does a consultation, not an exam on your first visit. Any problems? Colonoscopy. They could skip right to the colonoscopy instructions over the phone and you can meet the Dr. at the time of the procedure. Waste of time and $ to see him. Never looks at your problem and yawns through the appt. PATHETIC!
This is one of the Best doctors I've ever had. He explains everything in a way I can understand. He is caring and he has the BEST staff.


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The store is currently selling the 16GB iPad Air with Wi-Fi for $479 – which is already a saving of $20 over Apple's own price – but has confirmed that Black Friday buyers splashing out on Apple's latest tablet will also get a $100 store gift card.
This deal isn't just for iPad Air buyers though; Target promises to give a $75 gift card to iPad mini buyers and $50 and $30 cards to those picking up a fifth-generation iPod Touch or iPhone 5S respectively.
Other notable deals over the Black Friday period from the retailer include a $60 pack of iTunes gift cards for $50 as well as $10 off Apple TV models.
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Now with auto upload you can really take advantage of Flickr's 1 TB of free storage. The photos are uploaded in the background, and in full resolution. The update also included some bug fixes for Google sign-in, and an auto straighten tool which lets you use the included photo editor to straighten photos in the app.
The new version of the Flickr app is available on iTunes, but there is still no native iPad version.
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You might often use YouTube or perhaps TED for viewing videos on the iPad, but neither really fit the bill if you're looking to quickly learn about everyday topics. YouTube is quantity over quality and TED is focused more on the education sector.
Aiming to fill that void is an interesting new iPad app, called Curious (free, iTunes). Coming from the same folks at Curious.com who specialize in online learning, the app lets users choose from hundreds of thousands of lessons from experts around the globe.
Topics include arts and crafts, cooking, DIY, home and garden, music, software, photography and foreign [...]
The deal, first reported by VentureBeat, is further proof of consolidation in the social TV space, but it also goes to show that Apple is serious about TV.
Matcha.tv had created an iPad app to discover movies and TV show episodes on Netflix, iTunes and Amazon, using data from social networks to recommend new titles to watch.
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No on version 4.1, the app offers up "general improvements to call quality and stability" as well as the HD video calling feature for iPad 4 users.
The bad news is that while first, second and third generation iPad users will be able to upgrade to the app (free, iTunes), they will still have to make do with standard-definition video calls.
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The developer has introduced the discount, which only runs through Friday 16 August, because an earlier version of the app is about the stop working properly.
1Password 3 for iOS has previously offered Dropbox synchronization so that users can access their passwords on 1Password from any computer or iOS device.
However, the app runs on an older version of Dropbox's API and the cloud storage provider plans to shut down that particular version on September 1, meaning that users of the app will be unable to sync their data to their Dropbox account.
As a result, AgileBits is hoping to persuade existing 1Password 3 users (note: 1Password 4 is a standalone app [...]
Groupon, which acquired Breadcrumb in May of last year, only tweaked the iPad app in May but has said that this latest upgrade is based on feedback from thousands of its users.
Some of the more notable changes allow business to identify their type of business, after which they will be able to choose from a selection of recommended menus and even tailor these to their own demands. So for example, a café could list its selection of coffees and prices.
The app (free, iTunes) also now boasts an offline mode for merchants to take payments when away from an Internet connection, while deeper integration with Groupon deals means merchants can link directly to Groupon to [...]
In the age of closed ecosystems, it is perhaps surprising to see the one supposedly "open" vendor – Google – quietly trying to lock you into its own services.
That is certainly the case with Google Hangouts, a videoconferencing feature which launched alongside the Google + social network back in the early stages of 2012. The iPad app (free, iTunes), however, only launched in May.
The service is reliant on you having both a Google+ account and a Gmail account. Providing you have both, setting up Google Hangouts on your iPad is pretty straightforward.
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Duolingo launched one year ago and now has five million users across web, iOS and Android smartphones.
Previously only available for iPhone, the iOS app adds iPad support (free, iTunes) with version 2.0 and allows users to translate text into another language, and set what kind of phrases they wish to learn – like just the basics or popular food items.
Furthermore, users can see how their learning compares to other users and see a whole host of other stats – including how many new words they have learned and acquired 'skill points'.
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$3.99He's waited years for this moment: a perfect hideout, a screaming boy no one can hear, and a woman who will finally know the pain of losing what matters most... Mira Morales knows the burning house on the hill belongs to actress Suki Nichols, but who is the ghostly woman running down the driveway - on fire?
The Quin St. James Mystery Series (Book #4)She was beautiful. Blonde. And bloody. McCleary doesn't know who she is. And he can't remember who he is. When the maid walked into the motel room, she found Mike McCleary sacked out on one bed and a dead woman on the other. To the police, the private investigator claims he doesn't know the victim or, for that matter, his own name. And despite the knot at the back of his skull and the powerful
Tango Key Mystery Series (Book #2)On this February morning it looks like winter is about to heat up on Tango Key. Sometime in the night, Judge Henry Michael, his wife, and two small sons were murdered. Butchered. The quiet little Florida island is reeling in horror. But clues are scarce. And the only thing for certain is that whoever did it -- enjoyed it.Detective Aline Scott knows she's going to have to dig deep on this one.
Tango Key Mystery Series (Book #1)Florida's Tango Key has never been so hot. Especially now with multimillionaire and amateur archaeologist Doug Cooper turning up headless behind his beach house. It seems a number of people stand to gain from his demise, including a stunning young widow, an adulterous son, and two gold diggers from Cooper's South American exploits.
Tango Key Mystery Series (Book #4)All is not well at the Wellness Center, an exclusive psychiatric clinic on Florida's mostly placid Tango Key. An orderly and a staff psychiatrist have been brutally murdered — and the female mental patient believed to be responsible has escaped. The missing woman claims she was once kidnapped by a UFO, and when homicide detective Aline Scott takes up the chase, she quickly discovers that she is
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$2.99This suspenseful page-turner from the Edgar Award nominated author, T.J. MacGregor will appeal to fans of Dean Koontz, a psychic travels through the darkest passages of the unknown to apprehend a psychopath who has abducted her daughter. As the sun sets on a deserted Florida beach, a desperate man prepares to take his next victim. The young girl seems just the right age to survive the journey
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The Toronto Blue Jays claimed catcher Eli Whiteside off waivers Monday, according to Fox Sports. After winning the World Series, the Giants waived Whiteside, who played sparingly for the team. The New York Yankees grabbed Whiteside in late November, but designated him for assignment two days later. Whiteside gives the Blue Jays four catchers. They also non-tendered Bobby Wilson last week. Toronto might trade either J.P. Arencibia or the recently-acquired John Buck.
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Friday, August 7th— Artfully Inspired Chip and Dip
Inspired by painter Raphael, learn majolica techniques to
represent fresco style painting with a strong Asian influence.
Take a worldly creative adventure when you take this course.
Class runs from 9:00 am - 4:30 pm
Class Minimun 8 Maximum 12
Saturday, August 8th—Essentials One—Blooming Creativity
Let your creativity blossom to life in this course focused on
Concepts Underglazes for Bisque and Majolica! Learn about
versatility these vibrant and easy-to-use underglazes offer, whether
you're practicing, sponging, antiquing or brushwork.
Sunday, August 9th—Essentials Two—Timeless Traditions
When you're not out having fun in the sun, delight in brilliant colors
that'll shine the whole year through! Embark on adventures in
detailed brushwork, wax resist, and sgraffito techniques using EZ
Strokes Translucent Underglazes and Cover Coats Opaque
Friday, September 18th— Modern Day Lilies
A stunning display of day lilies flow across the front of the
bread plate– perfect for display and an eye-catching platter for
your next dinner party! Learn Piping and Watercolor
techniques with concepts. Your shading and blending skills
will also be enhanced.
Saturday, September 19th—Essentials Three—Artisan Inspiration
Fall into artful inspiration during this course as you discover a variety
of Duncan glaze families that work perfect harmony for opulent
effects. Capture the magic of autumn as you master blending,
shading, brushwork and majolica techniques.
Learn to create energetic sculptures in fiber clay, with Joanie Wolter. In this class, not only will you learn the skills lister below, but you will learn in a simple, relaxed, and creative atmosphere. This class is appropriate for ALL sculpting levels.
Beginners are welcome.
Learning to work with fiber clay
Learning to use armatures in sculpting
Learning to repair cracks and breaks through use of repair materials
Learn to create clothing
Learning to dry finish sculpted pieces to make them look like bronzes
At the conclusion of the class, you will have a completed sculpture! You do not need to have sculpting experience, or to have worked in clay to be successful. Just come ready to create and enjoy. Bring images of what you would like to create.
Throwing all Levels.
Already play with clay? Never gotten your hands dirty? This is the class for you! In this class, you will learn all the basics to working on the wheel. From centering, to throwing a cylinder, to bowls, and also pulling and attaching handles. Come and learn to turn some pots.
6 Tuesdays Time 1:30 to 4:30 Starting Tuesday June 16th
Dates June16, 23, 30 July 7, 14, 21
6 Wednesdays Time 9:30 to 12:30 Starting Wednesday June 17th
Dates June 17, 24
July 1, 8, 15, 22
Teacher Info:
Class is taught by Brianna Rickson. Brianna has been a potter for 17 years and has worked at New Mexico clay for 19 years. She works primarily in stoneware producing both functional and decorative ware.
$175.00 (plus tax) for 6 weeks.
Only 8 spots available, so sign up now online at
www.nmclay.com or call 881-2350, 800-781-2529
This six week class is meant to be a fun experience for all who participate. If you are someone who is looking for something New, Fun and Relaxing then this class is for you. If you have already had practice in throwing and are looking to better your skills then this is the class for you. This class is for all levels of capability and will push all to be better by the end of the class. We will focus on making functional pieces that make you proud and that can be use everyday.
All tools, glazes and firing will be supplied, as well as one 25 LB bag of clay.
The class runs for six week. Within this time, you are welcome to use the facilities during business hours, so long as there is not another class in session.
Teacher Info:
Daniel J. Lauer has been a potter for 12 years. He received a BFA, Bachelors of Fine Arts, with an emphasis in clay, in fall of 2013. His focus is in both functional and decorative work. Having worked in clay for so long and receiving an Art degree in clay, means Daniel is full of clay information. His goal in teaching is to share this information with all of his students.
6 Tuesdays Time 1:30 to 4:30 Starting Tuesday August 4th
Dates August 4, 11, 18, 25 September 1, 8
6 Wednesdays Time 9:30 to 12:30 Starting Wednesday August 5th
Dates August 5, 12, 19, 16
September 2, 9
Saturday Pottery Classes at New Mexico Clay.
Class Description:The six week class focuses on throwing on the potters wheel with glazing during the last class. For beginners to intermediate. All tools, glazes, 25lbs of stoneware clay and firing provided. Plus open studio time on Fridays during store hours.
Class Schedule:Saturday July 11th thru August 15th from 9:30am to 12:30pm
Teacher Info:Class is taught by Brianna Rickson. Brianna has been a potter for 17 years and has worked at New Mexico clay for 19 years. She works primarily in stoneware producing both functional and decorative ware.
Cost:$175.00 (plus tax) for 6 weeks.
Only 8 spots available, so sign up now online at www.nmclay.com or call 881-2350, 800-781-2529
Class Schedule:Saturday August 29th thru October 3rd from 1:00pm to 4:00pm
Class Schedule:Saturday August 29th thru October 3rd from 9:30am to 12:30pm
Introductions to Throwing on the Wheel
Must Call to reserve a place in the class.
Call for available dates and times. 3 student minimum.
Do you want to try the potter's wheel? This 2.5 hour workshop is a great way to sit down and try the wheel. It's a great way to get a simple introduction to the wheel without making any commitments! All tools and materials supplied.
Open Studio Throw, slab, extrude on your own. $10.00 Per hour.$25.00 per day!You Buy your own clay, pay for firing, we have a collection of glazes you can use, or buy your own.
Call or come in to make arrangments.
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The numbers for October 16, 2014
Tony Wagner
Oct 16, 2014 Will today's announcement solve Apple's iPad problem? Let's do the numbers.
Who is Carl Icahn and what does he do?
Stan Alcorn
Oct 9, 2014 A former corporate raider looking to remold companies. His current target? Apple
The numbers for September 22, 2014
Tony Wagner
Sep 22, 2014 Ten million phones bought, 56 million cards stolen and a lot of loan defaults.
The numbers for September 18, 2014
Tony Wagner
Sep 18, 2014 Scotland, India and Apple: Here's what we're reading Thursday morning.
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Sep 18, 2014 Censored content will continue to be blocked inside of China, but not outside.
Want to help your company's stock? Buy shares back
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Sep 16, 2014 Kai talks to Dan Strumpf from The Wall Street Journal.
China creates a texting lane
Kai Ryssdal
Sep 15, 2014 They're really worried about texting-related collisions.
Weekend Brunch: Apple's new gadgets and Lego overtakes Barbie
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What is Zithromax Z-Pak (azithromycin)?
Azithromycin is in a group of drugs called macrolide antibiotics. Azithromycin fights bacteria in the body.
Azithromycin is used to treat many different types of infections caused by bacteria, such as respiratory infections, skin infections, ear infections, and sexually transmitted diseases.
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Above and Underneath
The 6th International Earth and Sky Photo Contest, co-hosted by NOAO and the founding institution "The World at Night", highlights the natural beauty of the night sky and its growing battle with light pollution. The 10 winners of the 2015 contest, selected from among a 1000 entries taken in 54 countries, are shown in the contest video. The panel of judges included NOAO astronomer Connie Walker. This entry, "Above and Underneath" by Evgeny Trisko, was photographed in Pyatigorsk, in the Stavropol region of Russia. It is the fifth place winner from the "Against the Lights" category, which emphasizes the growing issue of light pollution and how it affects our view of the night sky. The panoramic view shows clouds illuminated by towns and villages hidden beneath the inversion layer.
NASA selects two teams for high precision radial velocity spectrometer study on Kitt Peak. The new instrument will measure the subtle motion of stars produced by their orbiting planets.
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With its heart on the edge of Singapore's business district, Chinatown is especially evocative of the city's origins. Chinatown's colourful 19th century buildings lining the streets under the cloud scraping towers of glass and steel make for a stunning juxtaposition. As you wander Chinatown you can enjoy the sights, sounds and smells of traditional restaurants and shops, as well as wandering markets and seeing old men playing Xiangqi in the shadow of the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple.
Great place to get a taste of some traditional pastries such as wife cakes, mooncakes and egg tarts. Will make great souvenirs too!
The Buddha Tooth Relic Temple might probably be the must-see but I personally enjoyed visiting the Hindu Sri Mariamman Temple more.
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When Chinese migrants disembarked from the sailing junks which had brought them in search of their fortune, they tended to settle in the area around the present Amoy Street and Telok Ayer Street. In those days, Telok Ayer Street ran close to and parallel to the shoreline and Amoy Street was a busy commercial hub.
The migrants came mostly from South China, particularly Fujian province. Amoy Street was named after the Chinese port from which the earliest settlers set out. (Amoy is the colloquial name for Xiamen.)
Today, there are a number of Korean restaurants in this street.
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With most of Singapore's population having Chinese roots in the one or other way, it surprised me that something like Chinatown exists at all. But yes, there is a Chinatown. Here, old temples, souvenir shops and food stalls mix with Singaporean cleanliness. From an architectural point of view, it has a good balance between high-rise buildings and old lower ones inspired by traditional Chinese architecture. Good place to wander around in the afternoon.
Chinese philanthropist by the name Eu Tong Sen built The Majestic for his wife who loved Cantonese Opera, he even bought the street. It was built in 1927 and is located in Chinatown along Eu Tong Sen Street. The Majestic originally named Tien Yien Moh Toi Theater. From Cantonese Opera House it became a theater and now shopping centre.
Singapore Chinatown is worth visiting. It's a great place to do some shopping and eating. There are restaurants, food courts, shopping plaza, antique shops, souvenir shops and more shops. Also there's a Hindus temple, the Majestic historical building to visit. Most of the buildings are Chinese traditional style.
Singapore's Chinatown is an ethnic neighborhood featuring distinctly Chinese cultural elements and a historically concentrated ethnic Chinese population.
Before going there I was thinking of Chinatown in Kuala lumpur or Bangkok but I was shocked it's not like that at all, it's spotlessly clean, quite and no Chinese food smell or cooking in the street! I loved that place and the souvenir shops that sells Chinese related item were so cool. I would have stayed there if the accommodations wasn't very expensive comparing to other neighborhoods.
Surprisingly, in the heart of this diverse Chinese community is the most important temple for Singaporean Indians, the Sri Mariamman Hindu Tamil Temple, and the Indian mosques, Al-Abrar Mosque at Telok Ayer Street and Jamae Mosque at Mosque Street, as well as the Fukien Thian Hock Keng Chinese Temple of 1830 to 1842.
Singapore has a very big chinese population, actually the chinese are the main ethnic group in Singapore and there is also a Chinatown with old chinese houses, a big chinese temple and it is a bustling place full off shops and little restaurants.
The buildings are quite small compared to the rest of Singapore which tend to be highrise buildings and that gives the place a bit of a provinsial feel even if the place is very full of life.
These days it´s also a big tourist attraction and most of the shops in Chinatown are geared towards tourists, but it´s still worth visiting anyway in my opinion.
Having a Chinatown in singapore is a misnomer since according to Wikipedia, a definiton of a chinatown is A Chinatown is a name for an urban region containing a large population of Chinese people and/or a large number of Chinese businesses within a non-Chinese society. Since Singapore is a Chinese Majority Society which 76% of people hawving Chinese ancestry, we can hereby say that Singapore is one whole Chinatown. Singapore Chinatown's primary attraction is the town itself, composed as it is of restored shophouses full of strange little shops selling everything from plastic Buddhas to dried seahorses.
Although it may seem strange to most people to have a Chinatown in a predominantly Chinese city, it isn't strange to me considering where I'm from. The area today is composed of brightly coloured buildings with good restaurants and cool little shops. However, the Chinatown of today doesn't resemble the Chinatown of early Singapore.
Chinatown was formed in the early years of settlement. The British wanted to keep racial tensions minimized and divided the city into districts based on ethnic groups. Three years after Singapore was settled Chinatown had 3,000 inhabitants, most of them penniless and half starving immigrants from mainland China. Over the next decade their numbers would grow to exceed 30,000.
Chinatown is also known as "Niu Che Shui" in Chinese. The literal translation means "bullock carts' water". This name came about in the early days of Singapore when there was no water supply in Chinatown. So the people living and working there relied on bullock carts for the transportation of water. Therefore Chinatown was dubbed "bullock carts' water" by the locals, and the name is still being used by the Singaporeans.
Conditions in the early years were pretty bad. Slophouses, two-story buildings with shops or small factories on the ground floor and living quarters upstairs, were common. Often twenty to thirty lived in a single room. The British did not provide police protection in Chinatown. This was the responsibility of the Chinese guilds, or clan associations, to oversee their own law and order.
Well, I have been to several Chinatown's around the world in various countries and I'm really not a big fan of them, there all the same (except the one in Bangkok)(read my Bangkok travel pages) and the same goes for the Chinatown here in Singapore......Cheap souvenirs and cheap food abound, don't get me wrong if you have never exprienced a Chinatown anywhere in the world then come to the one here in Singapore and you'll experince what I'm talking about and if you ever go to a city with a Chinatown you'll see that there all the same, but I come to Chinatown looking for the odd souvenir's or odd art work and believe me you'll find it !!!!! HIGHLY RECOMMEND it, if you never been in one, if you been in one, SKIP it....and do something else with your time, your not missing much !!!!!
There's really no need for a tour guide. I took the train to Esplanade (Green Line) and made my way around by means of walking. I ended up seeing the Merlion, Raffles Hotel, even the 2 museums I wanted to visit (Singapore art Museum and 8Q SAM
My visit to China town was in afternoon. Once you are here you feel as if you are in China, in one of the shopping lanes of Guangzhou. From China Town you can shop lots of souvenirs, perfumes, etc which are really cheap. You can get good Chinese food here. Few of the stalls also have Thai food to offer. Most of these stalls are road side eateries hence it turns out to be cheaper than having lunch in a restaurant. After a tiring walk through the streets of China Town and doing a lot of shopping, I and my wife took a good authentic Chinese foot massage from the parlor which was managed by old Chinese uncle. It was absolutely relaxing and refreshing at the same time......try it.....
Primary atttraction is town itself, with little shops, open air markets. Nightlife is dynamic (be aware, if I understood correctly, that some gay bars are here, identied by a rainbow flag).
After little india, walking in Chinatown is also a good way to discover an other face of this city. This array is animated, with open air market and street-food everywhere. More tourists also and it could be a little crowed after 8:00 pm
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>>> This group was created on February 26, 2005, at 7:15 p.m. CentralStandard Time, in Carthage, Texas, USA.
Carthage: 94w20 32n09
>> Excuse me, that's 7:17 p.m.Virginis)
> Mars conjunct Vega (Alpha Lyrae)
> Saturn conjunct Castor (Alpha Geminorum)
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> East Point conjunct Denebola (Beta Leonis)I'm afraid your group's chart has scored a hit with my Uranus
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Star Stuff:
I have seen Vega on a Mercury before. But not
noticed it on a Mars.
Vega with Mars: Scientific interests, unpopular opinions, moral
courage, favorable for gain. (Robson).
Ugh, I just found a tiny bug in astrolog. I figured what star it was
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El Nath Culminating, fortune and eminence sound ok.
Mintaka Culminating, that's Delta Orion.
Capella Culminating: Military, naval or ecclesiastical connections
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- Ariondys,Thank you for the response. I don't always read all the posts myself and as you say, don't always answer in good time but I do try to be careful about who says what 'cause misunderstanding do arise on the net.I have got both scales conjunct something in my chart, they are both involved with midpoints aspects too, as well as the opposite angles, so I do see all sides of a story, generally, very much so !Cal----- Original Message -----From: AriondysSent: Tuesday, March 01, 2005 10:55 PMSubject: [thefixedstars] Re: The Scales
OK, that is thoughtful. It seemed a bit glib at first, but I think I
get what you are adding.
Strange about the ine invisibility. I can feel it. Almost an urge
not to reply, or to want to and not get around to it. Strange indeed.
I have seen others with this effect: a big complaint about not
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Too much work, too many questions... and I am not getting around to
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> Ariondys,
> The statements you attributed to Mark was actually made by me, not
the first time I am totally ignored and become non-existent to some,
but since you raised the question, I thought at least I could
partially answer it.
> As you said, there are two sides to the scales, one good, one
evil. The North Scale being the more positive supposingly. However,
when anyone looks at good and bad, there are always at least two
sides to a story. For example, Bush thinks that he is the heaven
appointee, the good trying to rid the world of its evils. Then others
think that he is in fact the evil one, the anti-christ. As they say,
the victors always get to rewrite the history, even unintended errors
always perpetuate themselves. For cognitive economy, people always
generalised, so even if something happens once, even if the effects
observed are much mistaken, once it is written down then rule
followers would treat it as gospel truth without ever questioning
it. It is a truism that bad news sell. Why look for the positives
which yield no rewards and little thanks.
> The traditionalists dismiss the outer planets, and some moderns
dismiss the asteroids, and many in these categories reject fixed
stars or jeborics. It has always been *my* theory that everyone
needing someone they can hate, put down, feel superior to, etc. to
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I know nothing about sports. lmao I've only called out these geeks here at the Globe for 3 years on how little they knew about BB's rebuilding process and why it was smart going into the lockout. I'll more »
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Exactly. His "tear" wasn't that bad. That's the point. It's an excuse for the media to promote his supposed "toughness" and ignore he and Brady's subpar play in the last 2 SBs. more »
Posted 03/20/2012 11:44:59 EDT
Anquan Boldin had a slight tear, had surgery in December and played in the playoffs, so let's not pretend every ligament tear means it's a Rodney Harrison job circa 2006 in Tennessee. This story is se more »
Posted 03/20/2012 09:45:50 EDT
He looked like a turnstyle in SB 42, too. He;s the most overrated player on the Pats. This was also the game where he was asked to play Tackle and the feeble Pats offense couldn't cross mid field agai more »
Posted 03/20/2012 12:18:06 EDT
Stop trying to make excuses for this bum. He makes 9 million per year and has been WORSE than he was earlier in his career. He's partly responsible for 2 SBs being lost. Trade him now if possible. Ble more »
Comment on: Patriots add TE Daniel Fells - Extra Points - Boston.com
Posted 03/19/2012 10:24:02 EDT
They've been talking to this guy for 2 years. Another good depth signing. more »
Comment on: 'In free agency, Patriots prefer to pick their spots'
Posted 03/18/2012 04:51:44 EDT
He knows what he's talking about even if some here have known this for years. What's disturbing is some Pats fans need Bedard to lay it out for you. Please go read Pats Management Secrets Vol 1 and 2. more »
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Posted 03/18/2012 03:16:36 EDT
Look at all Gasper's wittle immature minions posting here. Hilarious. NEWSFLASH: BB is putting on a clinic and the pink hat fans don't have a clue. more »
Comment on: New England, Lloyd agree to terms - Extra Points - Boston.com
Posted 03/18/2012 10:42:15 EDT
Just don't forget to fire Bill O'Brien and run the ball with Brady under center. lol more »
Comment on: 'Patriots have needs, and money to spend'
Posted 03/13/2012 11:06:47 EDT
Bubbamax is correct and Tony Mazz yet again proves how stupid he is when analyzing the NFL and this team. My god, Mazz. Please do research first. Is it that hard? HOw can someone so unprepared and une more »
Comment on: Some thoughts on the early stages of free agency - Extra Points - Boston.com
Posted 03/13/2012 10:58:32 EDT
Yeah, Andrew, how dare Bedard, you and me have a clue with how BB operates and actually know what is going in this league with a cap floor needed to be hit by 2014 and the market spiked by teams needi more »
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Posted 03/05/2012 12:20:24 EST
O'Brien is too dumb to realize that with a 17-12 lead, he didn't lean on BJGE more. He only got him 10 total carries. His comments prove he doesn't get how to manage a game, during the game. Good ridd more »
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