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33 year old woman | Philadelphia, PA, USA | Seeking men 24-32 within 50 miles
Life is all about the journey...
Lets see...I'm down to earth, driven, passionate, energetic, independent, sarcastic and goofy. I work hard and play harder; know what I want and go after it and try to keep myself busy. I enjoy a good laugh, especially at my own expense and enjoy someone who can laugh with me and at himself. My family is very important, have some of the best friends anyone could ask for, and would do anything for the people that matter most to me. I'm a beach girl at heart but love the mountains and snowboarding or anything that gets me outside. I love to cook, but rarely do for just myself. I love meeting new people and will spark up a conversation with anyone, you never know what you may learn. I think it's the little things you do for someone that mean the most. I have lived at the beach for many years working in sales/real estate, its hard to be anything but happy when the ocean is a few miles from your house, but recently moved to Philly to get a doctorate in Physical Therapy at Thomas Jefferson University. Its been quite the transition, but you cant get anywhere without a little risk right. Philly is finally starting to grow on me.... Basically, Im looking for someone to have fun with and who introduces me to new things. Someone who is easy going, ambitious and most importantly honest. I try to always have fun so a sense of humor is a plus...someone who will keep me laughing and with a good heart. Someone who enjoys spending time together but appreciates his own time/space.
Alumni connections , Camping , Coffee and conversation , Cooking , Dining out , Movies/Videos , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Nightclubs/Dancing , Travel/Sightseeing , Volunteering , Watching sports , Wine tasting
Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Football, Golf, Other types of exercise, Skiing, Soccer, Swimming, Tennis / Racquet sports, Walking / Hiking, Yoga
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
Thomas Jefferson University, Philadelphia, PA
I love spending my days on the beach, nights out with friends, a good book or a nice glass of wine. Cooking/entertaining. Anything that gets me outside from sports to snowboarding to hiking.
I love to read...but lately its only been PT related.
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39 year old man | Denver, CO, USA | Seeking women 21-44 within 100 miles
Comedy - Action - Adventure - Romance - Thriller!
I maintain balance in all I do, cherish everything in life, &am grateful for every second I get on this planet. I work smart, play hard, &and live a busy life, but I'd like to eventually settle down. I enjoy doing pretty much anything outdoors, &love movies concerts comedy shows etc. I also KNOW how to have fun, treat women with the utmost respect, &enjoy creating an UNFORGETTABLE date. I just want a respectable lady to share good times with, and if things go well, possibly take it further. . .
Alumni connections , Camping , Coffee and conversation , Business networking , Cooking , Dining out , Gardening/Landscaping , Hobbies and crafts , Movies/Videos , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Nightclubs/Dancing , Performing arts , Playing cards , Playing sports , Political interests , Shopping/Antiques , Travel/Sightseeing , Watching sports , Wine tasting
Aerobics, Auto racing / Motorcross, Baseball, Basketball, Billiards / Pool, Bowling, Cycling, Dancing, Football, Golf, Hockey, Martial arts, Other types of exercise, Running, Soccer, Swimming, Tennis / Racquet sports, VolleyBall, Walking / Hiking, Weights / Machines, Yoga
I exercise 5 or more times per week.
I like Cats, Dogs, Exotic Pets, Other
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Anywhere cultural, artistic, proGressive, &or trendy. Comedy clubs. Museums.
Difficult; I have an unranked top 10-20 of everything.
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26 year old man | Aurora, CO, USA | Seeking women 21-33 within 50 miles
Looking for an exploration of ( ) partner. I would like to find an interesting girl to go out with & see if I can finally stop looking.
I like smart people that don't mind using their gift to help others but don't necessarily need acclaim for it. Thank you's are important & should be to you as well. I enjoy being supportive, especially of people who have a firm understanding of their own worth & knows when they are being taken advantage of. I enjoy people who don't feel a need to fill the silence. A lot of times, I simply enjoy the presence of people. This is not to say I don't enjoy conversation; I just like it to be meaningful a large part of the time. I'm just honestly kinda bad at small talk in general; but, I don't what I can :-). People that are more often than not abrasive or unnecessarily difficult are a HUGE turn off for me. Earned confidence & a sharp yet graceful tongue are INCREDIBLY attractive. Generally speaking, people who graduate college tend to be more intelligent & willing to seek knowledge for its own sake which is another important attribute I look for because I like to have new ideas & various events to discuss. We would (in theory) automatically make each other more efficient in that respect. The college portion is NOT a deal breaker however. I try to be very careful with what I say. Miscommunication is a highly unnecessary frustration in life & most times can be easily avoided. As such, I can sometimes be overly verbose but that's just until I develope a real dialog with a person. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE be fiscally responsible & stable. I understand life happens, but you should not always be struggling if you are employed & live within your means. Buying a purse, or going on vacation instead of paying an obligation is not really an "ok" thing to do except in extreme circumstances. I don't like unsubstantiated claims about pretty much anything. It's one thing to hypothesize, it's another to gossip. This is not a deal breaker by any means, but it's a HUGE PLUS if you do. I REALLY enjoy watching ppl make art. Painting, drawing, molding , sculpting, etc are so cathartic & calming to me. Also piano, woodwind, & string instruments. Sci-fi, Fantasy, Comedy, & Documentary & my top genres in books & movies. I like music that has something relevant/important to say & a lot of EDM! Hip hop and R&B are also up there. As long as it's not cry in my beer cause "insert sadness", i can enjoy country. If you're still reading & want to know more about my specifics, please feel free to contact me. I would very much like to hear from you :-).
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Basketball, Bowling, Cycling, Football, Hockey, Other types of exercise, Tennis / Racquet sports, VolleyBall, Walking / Hiking, Weights / Machines, Yoga
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
I like Cats, Dogs
Middle of the Road
DAM, Yazoo's, Sweet Action, 24 he fitness
Almost anything inspiring, informative, imagination, educational, cerebral, or funny.
I go exploring (walking around the city or wherever I can get to) museum, aquariums, arboretum, relaxing at home, reading (research articles, current news, new research & inventions, daydream, politic, laugh, or do something to engage my mind
The 5 people you meet in heaven, the fault within our stars, article on the increasing expansion of solar power.
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Udall and Bennet's amendment will overturn the damaging effects of Supreme Court decisions like Citizens United v. FEC that have thrown open the floodgates to a tidal wave of corrupting campaign cash. Ever since these decisions, the amount of toxic money from big polluters in our political system has skyrocketed.
The majority of Americans want the minimum wage raised, unemployment insurance extended, Social Security protected, and infrastructure like highways improved, but that's not what Congress is doing. Instead, it is slashing the budget in ways that the majority hates, including cutting food stamps and preserving tax breaks for corporations.
Depending on how one counts, only 600 or 1,200 people ran up against the aggregate contribution limits overturned by McCutcheon. That's the universe of people who will gain a greater ability to make campaign contributions as a result of that decision, to the detriment of the rest of the nation's citizens.


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We are seeking a farmer / educator to sublease the farmland around our school to create their own farming business and work with the school in an education capacity as well. See our website for Lakeside School (a Waldorf initiative in Essex, NY).
Here is the link to the posting: http://www.lakesidepreschool.net/pdf/biodynamic_job.pdf


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NewsJanuary 18 2012
Local Landscape Turns White, Cold
Posted by Lucy
Local Landscape Turns White, Cold
Lyman School custodian Larry Lebeda spreads ice melt on the sidewalk in front of Presho Elementary before the late-start of school Tuesday morning. Snow and a cold northwest wind hit the area Monday, Jan. 16 leaving behind a couple of inches of snow and a Tuesday morning low in the single digits. A big change from the unusually warm temperatures of 50s and 60s the area has been experiencing this month. The forecast calls for a rebound by the weekend when temps are expected to be back in the mid-forties.
- Scavenging through the county
- WCE Cooperative finishes up repairs after weekend storms
- High winds damage structures,
- North Central Farmers Elevator and South Dakota Wheat Growers Member-Owners Vote No on Unification
- Lyman School Board Election results
- Construction at new elevator site stays on schedule
- What's new at the museum
- Local Lions Club projects recognized
- Lyman reunion moves to Clubhouse
- Remebering those who gave all
- Presho HS reunion set


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I know there are several reports of that error, I followed everyone, and none seems to resolve my problem.
My system configuration is:
OS: Debian Lenny (completely updated)
Apache version: Apache/2.2.9 (Debian) PHP/5.2.6-1+lenny9 with Suhosin-Patch mod_ssl/2.2.9 OpenSSL/0.9.8g
Php version: PHP Version 5.2.6-1+lenny9
I tried yet to:
- Increase script exetucion time to almost a million years
- Install pear
- Install gettext
- Writing and rewriting and rewriting every path in include-locations.inc and vars.php
- Praying. Several times too.
And I keep on getting the same message at install: "Catchable fatal error: Object of class ADODB_mysql could not be converted to string in /var/www/clients/client21/web50/web/crm/include/utils-misc.php on line 1752"
Could please someone help me?
Thank you very much :)
P.d.: As you can see for my english, it's not an english installation of xrms.
Do you get any other errors before that?


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SOS and the Duggar Family
Posted in AOP Net Alert on Wednesday, Jul 30th
Ever wish you could enjoy the blessings of homeschooling without all the work? Can you imagine a curriculum so wonderful it would save you time and energy, but never sacrifice the quality of your child's education? Learn from the Duggar family, and experience homeschooling at its best with SOS! Read More...


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Report: Timberwolves rejected trading 'minimal' for Tayshaun Prince
Jul 15, 2013, 5:49 PM EDT
The four-year, $28 million contract Tayshaun Prince signed with the Pistons in 2011 didn't necessarily make him overpaid, but it was definitely too long.
Prince will make $7,235,955 and $7,707,865 the next two seasons, seasons that will end with him 34 and 35 years old. He played fairly well for an improved Grizzlies team, but there was a reason the Pistons traded him for Jose Calderon's expiring contract. Though Detroit wanted to use Calderon to make a playoff run and then re-sign him, simply dumping Prince in the three-team Rudy Gay trade was worthwhile on its own.
Now, Memphis realizes it too might have gotten all the value it can from Prince. Darren Wolfson of 1500 ESPN Twin Cities (hat tip: Luke Adams of Hoops Rumors):
Before adding Corey Brewer for the mid-level exception, the Wolves had an opportunity to acquire Memphis forward Tayshaun Prince for minimal in return.
Absorbing Prince into its cap space for something like a second-round pick would have made the Timberwolves better next season, but the 27-year-old Brewer offers more upside for Minnesota.
At his age and salary, Prince doesn't have much trade value. But the Grizzlies are a winning team, and on the court, losing Prince would likely hurt them. Is Quincy Pondexter really ready to fill a much larger role? When the difference could be winning a playoff series or not, now isn't the time for Memphis to take that chance.
- 00maltliquor - Jul 15, 2013 at 6:46 PM
What would MEM's plan have been to fill that SF spot if it did go down? I hope not to Pondexter. Why don't you just trade everybody on the roster and really trim salary. Bunch of cheap-asses. They really had something special going on there.
- dyn0myte - Jul 15, 2013 at 11:22 PM
To everyone who complains that ProBasketBall Talk
has too many Laker stories, too many mentions of LeBron, too much about the Knicks or Dwight…
I submit this comment section as Exhibit A
- tommyshih - Jul 16, 2013 at 9:36 PM
To be fair, this is a story about a 34 year old that didn't get traded.
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I haven't really begun to actually model on a serious level yet, but I'm planning to. From my earlier stints into software like 3ds max, Maya, and so fourth, I've learned enough to know that I am confident in my skills in this regard. The more a person gets used to the various tool and functions the software offers, the less it behaves like software and just becomes another tool.
When it comes to Vertex modeling, I'm actually really "at home" feeling in Carrara. So far all I ever really do is Box modeling, which can take me pretty much everywhere I've ever wanted to go with modeling in the above named apps. I've yet to push Carrara to those degrees, but so far it seems to handle it's own.
Anyways, there are 3d modeling apps and there are sculpting apps. Some, like Blender,( I think?), do both. The big examples of sculpting apps that come to mind are Mud Box and Z-Brush. Z-Brush has such a strong reputation and following that it becomes hard to even look at Mud Box, being much more expensive… unless of course you really know your sculpting features and know more about their differences.
Stu uses 3d Coat, and I was just about to pester him some more in his physics thread and decided to stop derailing his thread and start my own. Sorry Stu. If any of you have seen Stu's work in 3d Coat, you begin to find it hard to even look at Z-Brush, being so much more in cost. I just watched the intro video on the 3d Coat site before clicking the 'Buy' tab to check the cost. For what that does, it sure is reasonable.
I own Hexagon, but have barely even opened it's doors yet. I cannot help but remembering things that I've seen at the "What is Hexagon" page, here at Daz3d, especially where it says:
"Sculpt - The new geometry and high-resolution relief (microdisplacement) brushes bring unique and highly creative tools to refine and add extremely fine details to the 3D models."
Now correct me if I'm wrong, but aren't 'Microdisplacement Brushes" like the tools used in Z-Brush sculpting? or 3d Coat, etc.,?
If that's not what I'm thinking, have a quick look at the Brush Modeling caption, and the next two features mentioned in "What's New in Hexagon", if you would. Pretty exciting stuff, if you're like me, and looking to get into 3d sculpting. Doesn't it look like Hex is a sculpting app in addition to a modeler?
Daz3d also sells Curvy 3d Pro version 2.0 by Aartform, and at their website they have a good assortment of short videos that make it look an awful lot like 3d Coat, unless I'm just mistaken there. If you can't tell, I'm new to this portion of the game.
From becoming involved in a bundle of software, I ended up becoming a registered owner of Curvy 3d 1.6 and I'm pretty excited about it. Being incredibly swamped right now, I've only had a few seconds in that software when I initially plugged in my Wacom Tablet to test it out. Very strange, yet incredibly cool, how you do all of your modeling by drawing… you guessed it… curves! Draw your first curve and then another one to alter the first, and so on. Depending on the brush your using, you can just sculpt away either adding, subtracting, texturing, painting, whatever else it does.
So to me, it appears that I currently own two sculptor apps. One of my better skills as an artist all throughout my life has been sculpting. Mostly with stone, but I also enjoy making Warhammer 40K, Warhammer and D&D miniatures with sculptor's Epoxy as well - and I've even purchase pewter and plastic mini's when I couldn't find what I was looking for, and sculpt the existing one's into what I did want.
Then when my buddy turned me on to 3ds, I was amazed at how similar the concepts can be. But these sculptor apps are quite amazing at actually modelling in the fine details rather effortlessly compared to box modeling, which I still love to do.
I'm looking for any words I can get from anyone who has used any sculptor apps and might have anything to say about them. Negative, positive, I don't care. I'd really like to hear about your experiences, likes, dislikes, whatever. 3d Coat looks like it's fantastic. And an app at that price is much easier for me to strive for than something like Mudbox or 3ds. Hexagon is already here, as is Curvy 3d and I'm very interested in both - even though I'm also not afraid to expand. Finally, just because Z-Brush and Mudbox seem out of reach right now, tomorrow could be another day entirely. So I'm very interested to hear from owners/previous users of those as well.
Thanks in advance for anything you'd like to share.


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Exhibitions and displays at Tate Britain October and November 2008 Tate Britain holds the largest collection of British art in the world and shows art work from the last five centuries. Opening hours Daily 10.00–17.50 First Friday of every month open until 22.00 Exhibitions 10.00–17.40, last entry 17.00 Admission Admission is free, except for special exhibitions. Booking and information Visit www.tate.org.uk/britain Call 020 7887 8888 Email email@example.com Minicom 020 7887 8687 Address Millbank London SW1P 4RG Francis Bacon 11 September 2008 – 4 January 2009 Level 2 Francis Bacon is one of the greatest painters of the twentieth century and this unmissable exhibition brings together the best and most important paintings from throughout his turbulent life. Bacon is world famous for his twisted images of people and animals, often splattered with paint, displaying raw emotion and considered to be some of the most powerful images in art. The human body is a recurring theme in his work and these paintings are displayed along with many others of animals and visceral landscapes. Exhibition highlights include his infamous portraits of Pope Innocent X and celebrated triptychs such as Three Studies for a Crucifixion 1962. This exhibition is a treat for fans of Bacon's paintings, and the perfect introduction for people less familiar with his work. We recommend you book ahead to see this popular show. Ticket prices Adult £12.50. Over 60 £11.50. Student, unwaged, child 12–18 and disabled £10.50. Free to Tate Members. Family £31. Group £11.50 (£9.50 concessions). Joint ticket with Turner Prize 2008 £15. Booking fee applies. Open late on Fridays Take advantage of special late-night viewings every Friday. Open until 22.00 (last entry 21.00). Exhibition tours Wednesdays 14.15 and Fridays 19.15 from 24 September. £6.50 plus exhibition ticket. 15 places per tour. Catalogue £24.99/£35 Sponsored by Bank of America Media partner: The Observer Turner Prize 2008 30 September 2008 – 18 January 2009 Linbury Galleries The Turner Prize is the most prestigious award in British art, and for over twenty years it has been a weather vane for anyone interested in contemporary artists. Designed to stimulate debate, the exhibition presents a selection of work by four shortlisted artists, who represent the very best of current British visual art, and provides an opportunity for the public to discuss their opinions through the famous comments room. This year, the four artists who have been shortlisted for the Turner Prize are Runa Islam, known for her carefully choreographed films that are both analytical and emotionally charged; Mark Leckey, who uses sculpture, film, sound and performance to communicate his fascination with contemporary culture; Goshka Macuga, whose form of 'cultural archaeology' uses work by artists past and present in new, dramatic environments; and Cathy Wilkes, who uses arrangements of commonplace objects and materials in her sculptures to touch on issues of femininity. Over the last two decades the Turner Prize has played a significant role in provoking debate about visual art and the growing public interest in contemporary British art in particular. The winner of the Prize will be announced on 1 December during a live broadcast by Channel 4. Ticket prices Adult £7. Over 60 £6. Student, unwaged, child 12–18 and disabled £5. Free to Tate Members. Family £17.50. Group £6 (£5 concessions). Joint ticket with Francis Bacon £15. Booking fee applies. Broadsheet available Media partner: The Guardian Tate Britain Duveens Commission: Martin Creed Until 16 November Duveen Galleries Martin Creed has created a new work for the Duveen Galleries. Work No. 850 centres on a simple idea: that a person runs as fast as they can every 30 seconds through the 86-metre-long space. Each run is followed by an equivalent pause, like a musical rest, during which the grand neoclassical gallery is empty. This work celebrates physicality and the human spirit, and Creed has instructed the runners to sprint as if their lives depended on it. Catalogue available Supported by Sotheby's Art Now: Nashashibi/Skaer 8 November 2008 – 4 January 2009 Art Now space Alongside their individual art practices, Rosalind Nashashibi and Lucy Skaer have been making collaborative works since 2005. Their films Ambassador 2005 and Flash in the Metropolitan 2006 focus on the act of looking and the transformative potential of film. One of their most recent collaborations is an installation for this year's Berlin Biennale, which explored ideas of image-making and metamorphoses in two and three dimensions. Nashashibi and Skaer have created a new installation for the Art Now space. Art Now: The Way in Which it Landed Until 26 October Art Now space For Art Now guest curator Ryan Gander has investigated ideas that have arisen in his own practice, including chance encounters and the playfulness of random occurrences. Gander has selected works from the Tate Collection and has also invited artists to engage with this selection and the notion of collecting. Art Now: Trappenkamp Until 26 October Sculpture Court Juneau Projects was established in 1999 by artists Phil Duckworth and Ben Sadler. Their work incorporates video, sound and performance in installations that explore a desire to escape back to nature in the digital age. Early works reflected their ambivalent relationship to both the natural world and our constructed one. Mixing traditional crafts and customs with new technologies, from digitally generated wood carvings to woodland-themed computer games, they synthesise old and new, city and countryside, into their own expression of folk art for the modern age. BP Exhibition: Drawn from the Collection Until 1 March 2009 Clore Galleries This is a rare chance to see some exceptional drawings from the Tate Collection by your favourite artists, dating from the seventeenth century to the present. The drawings are grouped thematically so you can compare and contrast the work of JMW Turner, William Blake, Henry Moore, Stanley Spencer, Lucian Freud, Tacita Dean, Tracey Emin and many others. Supported by BP BP British Art Displays 1500–2008 Tate Britain tells the story of British art through works from the Tate Collection. The earliest paintings date from around 1500 and the Collection goes up to the present day, so you can see old masters and contemporary art in the same building. The displays change regularly so there is always something new to see alongside old favourites. Don't miss a new display of works from the Cecil Higgins Art Gallery, Bedford's superb collection of watercolours on a rare trip to the capital. This is Cecil season as, from 18 October, we mark the centenary of the birth of the visionary artist Cecil Collins with a dramatic display of his finest paintings alongside the work of that other great visionary, William Blake. Historic art The historic displays show how British art developed from the oil portraits and delicate miniatures of Queen Elizabeth I's court to the late Victorian taste for Hogarth-inspired moralising paintings. On the way you can see dramatic displays of Grand Manner and landscape painting, as well as the ever-popular Pre-Raphaelites. You can also see some of the greatest British paintings of nature by artists such as George Stubbs and John Constable, while the Visionary Landscape display depicts a different view of the landscape, as shown for example in the work of Samuel Palmer. Another display brings together images of leisure in Victorian society, from William Powell Frith's audacious social satire The Derby Day 1856–8 to Walter Sickert's paintings of music halls and Philip Wilson Steer's pretty seaside pictures. Significant British artists also featured in this part of the gallery include William Hogarth, William Etty and James Abbott McNeill Whistler. Modern art In the modern galleries you can follow a path from early twentiethcentury Vorticism to 1960s Pop, taking in artists such as Jacob Epstein, John Piper and David Hockney. These displays have been conceived to provide a context for the major retrospective of Francis Bacon. So, the title of the Image and Paint display comes from Bacon's essay on the artist Matthew Smith, and sets work by both against that of Walter Sickert, Chaïm Soutine, David Bomberg and Frank Auerbach. A display of modern portraits, in which you can see Augustus John and Gwen John's portraits of the same woman, is contrasted with another room showing the primitive treatment of the body by artists such as Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth. Prints made by Paula Rego and other artists at the Curwen Studio are the subject of a new display marking the Studio's 50th anniversary. Collage and appropriation are recurring themes across several galleries, and artists whose work you can see include Nigel Henderson, Eduardo Paolozzi, Robyn Denny, Richard Hamilton, Tracey Emin and Damien Hirst. The contemporary displays continue with work by Christina Mackie and Rebecca Warren, along with Tate's first presentation of Tacita Dean's beautiful film Kodak 2006. The Multimedia Tour gives visitors an exciting way of finding out more about the BP British Art Displays. £3.50 (£3 concessions). Available from the desks near the Millbank and Manton Entrances. Supported by BP Exhibitions and displays at Tate Modern October and November 2008 Tate Modern presents modern and contemporary art from around the world in a former power station on the bank of the Thames. Opening hours Daily 10.00–18.00 Friday and Saturday open until 22.00 Last entry to exhibitions 45 minutes before closing Admission Admission is free, except for special exhibitions. Booking and information Visit www.tate.org.uk/modern Call 020 7887 8888 Email firstname.lastname@example.com Minicom 020 7887 8687 Address Bankside London SE1 9TG Rothko 26 September 2008 – 1 February 2009 Level 4 Don't miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see Mark Rothko's late series of paintings at Tate Modern. Rothko is one of the most important artists of the twentieth century, and this is the first significant exhibition of his work to be held in the UK for over twenty years. The Seagram Murals, usually displayed in the Rothko Room, one of the highlights of Tate's collection, are brought together for the first time with counterpart works from Japan and the USA to create this extraordinary show. Rothko's paintings are famed for the intense, emotional responses they elicit from viewers. In the exhibition his paintings glow meditatively from the walls in deep dark reds, oranges, maroons, browns, blacks and greys. The exhibition also focuses on other late 'series' works, such as the Black-Form paintings, his large-scale Brown and Gray works on paper, and his last series of Black on Gray paintings. Rothko is the must-see exhibition of the year – book your tickets now to avoid missing out. Ticket prices Adult £12.50. Over 60 £11.50. Student, unwaged, child 12–18 and disabled £10.50. Free to Tate Members. Family £31. Group £11.50 (£9.50 concessions). Joint ticket with Cildo Meireles £15. Booking fee applies. Exhibition tours Fridays 19.15 from 10 October. £6.50 plus exhibition ticket. 15 places per tour. Catalogue £24.99/£35 Sponsored by Fujitsu with additional support from Access Industries With a donation from The Dedalus Foundation, New York Exhibition organised by Tate Modern in association with Kawamura Memorial Museum of Art, Japan, supported by Japan Airlines Media partner: The Times Cildo Meireles 14 October 2008 – 11 January 2009 Level 4 Cildo Meireles is one of the leaders in the international development of Conceptual art, and this Brazilian artist has made some of the most politically telling, aesthetically seductive and philosophically intriguing works in recent art. His objects and atmospheric installations from the late 1960s onwards never fail to surprise, ranging in scale from a tiny work in the form of a finger-ring to a vast installation covering 225m². Composed of familiar everyday objects, yet accumulated in forms that we never imagined before, such as the all-red living room of Red Shift 1967–84 or the massive tower of radios of Babel 2001, Meireles's works lead us from an initial feeling of amazement to a deeper level of engagement. Eight of these great installations are on display here simultaneously for the first time, including the labyrinthine Through 1983–9, and Volatile 1980–94, a multisensory environment that plays with our response to danger, real or imagined. The exhibition also includes his celebrated Insertions into Ideological Circuits 1970, by which he devised a method to disseminate messages of protest under the military dictatorship in Brazil. This is Meireles's first major retrospective in the UK and it presents a powerful and intriguing tour of his most memorable works. Ticket prices Adult £8. Over 60 £7. Student, unwaged, child 12–18 and disabled £6. Free to Tate Members. Family £20. Group £7 (£5.50 concessions). Joint ticket with Rothko £15. Booking fee applies. Catalogue £19.99 Supported by the Cildo Meireles Exhibition Supporters Group with additional support from The Henry Moore Foundation The Unilever Series: Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster 14 October 2008 – 13 April 2009 Turbine Hall Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster is the latest artist to create a commission for The Unilever Series in Tate Modern's Turbine Hall. Widely regarded as one of France's leading contemporary artists, Gonzalez-Foerster creates highly evocative and atmospheric art works. Using light, sound, photography, film and everyday objects, she constructs 'environments' in which the viewer is invited to participate. Her work is inspired by literature, cinema and science fiction, and this is her first public commission in the UK. Séance de Shadow II (bleu) 1998, a previous work by the artist, is a dream-like blue space activated by the viewer's presence and featured in Tate Modern's The World as a Stage exhibition in 2007. Catalogue available The Unilever Series: an annual art commission sponsored by Unilever UBS Openings: Paintings 5 November 2008 – 13 April 2009 Level 3 Conceptual art ruled the 1970s, but towards the end of the decade some artists returned to painting and re-energised the art form. In 1981 the Royal Academy of Arts staged an exhibition called A New Spirit in Painting, and this display recaptures that moment, presenting works by artists from Italy, Germany, the USA and Britain. The works come from both Tate's collection and The UBS Art Collection. Opening up art. Tate Modern Collection with UBS Level 2 Gallery: Latifa Echakhch 19 September – 23 November Level 2 Gallery Latifa Echakhch creates sculptures and installations that explore the visual and architectural codes of identity. Rich in formal and conceptual processes, she makes allusions to Islamic geometric patterns and minimalism, colourfield painting, radical politics and the bureaucracy of residency visas, examining how even the most banal objects can be infused with cultural assumptions. With thanks to the Institut Français for their support of this exhibition The Level 2 Gallery programme has been made possible with the generous support of Catherine Petitgas Sign and Texture Until 19 October Level 3 This display brings together works made from the 1950s onwards by painters who have explored the relationship between experience and abstract mark-making. Of those included the Australian artist Fred Williams was most closely bound to the landscape, and explored a range of ways in which it could be abstracted through texture, colour and form. By contrast, Ernst Wilhelm Nay, the German abstract expressionist painter, sublimated experience in his subtle lyrical compositions. This display showcases these international artists as new additions to the Tate Collection, who enrich our understanding of a complex period. Conceptual Models: Recent Contemporary Acquisitions Until March 2009 Level 5 Conceptual Models features contemporary works which look at the architectural environment by artists including Pawel Althamer, Thomas Demand, Sam Durant, Koo Jeong-a and Damián Ortega. Focusing on existing architectural statements and urban environments as well as imagined buildings, the works consider the potential of buildings to influence behaviour and effect personal and social exchange. Some works in the display depict real buildings, while others respond loosely to moments in the history of architecture, particularly mid twentieth-century Modernism and its aftermath. UBS Openings: Tate Modern Collection UBS Openings: Tate Modern Collection is spread out over four wings. At the heart of each wing is a central hub offering an indepth exploration of key periods in the development of twentiethcentury art. These are Surrealism; Minimalism and Conceptual art; post-war Abstraction; and the three linked movements Cubism, Vorticism and Futurism. Radiating from each hub is a series of related displays presenting works which pioneered, responded to or reacted against these major movements. Many of these displays are new as part of Tate Modern's annual rehang for 2008. Material Gestures: Level 3 During the 1940s and 1950s artists used abstract and figurative forms as a way of expressing the turmoil of post-war life. In this wing important abstract expressionist works by Philip Guston, Joan Mitchell and Jackson Pollock are paired with sculptures by Jean Fautrier and Alberto Giacometti. Other famous works on show include Henri Matisse's The Snail 1953 and Claude Monet's Water-Lilies after 1916. Among the new displays is a room devoted to artists' actions in Vienna in the 1960s, as well as Paul McCarthy's remarkable video and slide installation Projection Room 1971–2006 2006. Poetry and Dream: Level 3 Surrealism and its continuing legacy is the focus of this wing. The striking display in the hub takes its lead from the Surrealists' own exhibition in London in 1936, and includes Alexander Calder's T and Swallow c1936, Edward Burra's The Snack Bar 1930, and Joan Miró's Painting 1927. Pablo Picasso's iconic The Three Dancers 1925 can also be seen here. Adjacent rooms are dedicated to artists' use of chance, to comparing Francis Bacon and Pablo Picasso, and to the works of Joseph Beuys and Anselm Kiefer. New displays include works by Miroslaw Balka and Pepe Espaliù, photographs by Claude Cahun, Eileen Agar and Zoe Leonard, and Thirty Pieces of Silver 1988–9, a major installation by Cornelia Parker. Idea and Object: Level 5 This wing focuses on the emergence of Minimalism since the 1960s. Displayed in the central hub are some of the movement's most striking works, including Carl Andre's Equivalent VIII 1966 and Sol LeWitt's Five Open Geometric Structures 1979. An adjacent room with important works by Constantin Brancusi, Barbara Hepworth, Kasimir Malevich and others shows the earlier abstract art that stimulated Minimalism. Major rooms are dedicated to Joseph Beuys and Ellsworth Kelly. Among the exciting new displays are recently acquired works by Hélio Oiticica and Victor Grippo, and Dan Graham's pioneering film work Two Correlated Rotations 1970 which has been specially restored for the occasion. States of Flux: Level 5 The three linked movements Cubism, Vorticism and Futurism are explored in this wing's hub, along with artists' interest in change, modernity and urban life. Important cubist paintings by Juan Gris and Georges Braque are displayed in the hub, alongside groundbreaking works by Jacques Lipchitz and Raymond DuchampVillon. After Impressionism, next door, shows the continuing individualism of Henri Matisse, Pierre Bonnard and others. A major room devoted to American Pop art looks at commodity culture through the work of Jasper Johns, Claes Oldenburg and Andy Warhol. Between these main rooms runs a sequence of new displays that embrace film, photography, drawing and posters, including galleries dedicated to Susan Hiller and Seydou Keïta. Opening up art. Tate Modern Collection with UBS The Learning Zone on Level 5 lets you discover more about works in UBS Openings: Tate Modern Collection. The Multimedia Tour includes artists' commentaries, archive recordings and responses by leading cultural figures. £2 (£1 concessions), ID required. Multimedia guides and the Learning Zone sponsored by Bloomberg
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Thanks for your support to help children to fight through Education. Hope Ofiriha has partnered with Journey International, Inc. to redesign the current structure of the school building. The present design is too expensive to build. However, one under design will require a small budget to erect the buildings. It takes six months to release a new layout. JMI will be coming in June to help build Mairo primary school.
Within now and June the local volunteers will make hardcore stones, quarry stones, collecting sand, and cutting trees to make timbers for roofing.
The project has purchased 40 bags of cement to produce more interlocking soil blocks to add to the one already produced.
Hope Ofiriha sends a new field update after a quarter so that you get to know the progress we are making with building work. Also, how your contribution is enabling children to attend classes in two classrooms already built.
Owinyikibul villagers clashed with new recruits in earlier March. The government and the opposition have failed to reach a peace deal despite the pressure from IGAD, UN, and the World. There are new fierce clashes in Jonglei and Upper Nile States. Humanitarian situation is worsening. There are 1.5 million people displaced from their villages of which some are living in exile as refugees. In Owinyikibul of Magwi County, new soldiers recruit clashed with local villagers earlier March. The drunken soldier had refused to pay for the services where he was stabbed in a bar fighting. He then organized his fellow recruits burning more than 100 houses and market stalls in retaliation. One recruit in the clashes. A chief has blamed the trainers for failing to keep discipline.
Thanks for your recent generous donation to Educate Children and Fight Poverty in South Sudan.
South Sudan on the Brink of Famine as Fighting Rages On. Aid agencies predict that South Sudan could be headed for the worst famine since the 1984 Ethiopian famine.The United Nations has warned that a famine looms if there is no end to the fighting that erupted in mid-December between the government and rebels. More than a third of the nation's roughly 11 million people could be on the brink of starvation by the end of the year, UN officials claim.
Additional aid is needed to combat this alarming crisis. We are very excited that Mairo Primary School is under way to construction in Omilling South Sudan. About 95% of the children cannot read or write. Our goal is eradicate this high level of illiteracy. The rain is halting our supplies, road is bad, and insecurity is discouraging vehicle to transport the supplies to the project site. We are looking for a truck.
When completed, the school will help nurture the minds of the children who have witnessed unspeakable things during the long war. The school will also provide children with love, comfort, and hope for the future. We are confident that the school will also bring unity and build a spirit of peace and reconciliation among four different villages.
We have received $13,500 from Trolltech Foundation (phase two), which will be added to your donation to purchase building materials. Although this is good news, but still we are underfunded. The fund will construct the classroom to a beam ring level as fundraising is ongoing.
With your fund, 300 bag (50kg) of cement is purchased, money set aside to pay for ten trip of sand, ten trip of quarry stones, and ten trip of hardcore stones. We also bought 12 pieces of the iron bar and added two-wheel barrows.
This project is still far away from completion, but the progress is good indeed. Building two classrooms in a year helps in completing the project in the end. In the next quarter a new field update be sent, so that you know what your contribution is helping from the ground.
Only months ago an alleged coup in South Sudan has left hundreds dead, and many in the region concerned for what the coming months may bring for the world's youngest country.
During the production at Omilling, we had one machine on site producing up to 500 bricks a day with a team of 2 men. The soil excavated from red marram was used to make the bricks. Francis stabilized block specialist with the community made 33,100 interlocking soil blocks with a mixture of soil, cement and water compacted with a manually operated machine. The benefits were actualized in the school's beauty to two already built classrooms, the skills passed on, the productive use of soil and the firewood saved.
With your contribution the soil blocks have been produce enough to build six classrooms. Francis, and the community have really worked hard to reach the intended target before next rainfall starts.
Thanks for your recent generous donation to Educate Children and Fight Poverty in S/Sudan.
HopeOfiriha is very pleased to the following partners: Trolltech Foundation, Thanksgiving (UK), GlobalGiving UK/USA donors for their contributions in making this project a dream come true.
Ms Alice with the purchasing team of two persons bought 100 bag (50-kg) cements, 2 wheelbarrows, 4 spades, 4 digging hoe, and 50 meter plastic sheeting. With little rainfall in Omilling now, the village volunteers will be making each day 500 interlocking soil bricks. The target is to produce 15,000 soil blocks before the next rainfall season. These goods are on Fuso truck from Gulu to Omilling. Ms Alice escorts the truck all the way to the project site
The truck will be moving slowly through the muddy and bad road to Omilling, and the driver knows they will spend many hours on a short distance road.
In a next report we will post a field update so you will get to know the impact of your contribution in Omilling for an education children have been longing.
Two classrooms have been built so children of first and second year of primary school can receive their lessons uninterrupted in a heavy rainfall. See your impact below:
Project Reports on GlobalGiving are posted directly to globalgiving.org by Project Leaders as they are completed, generally every 3-4 months. To protect the integrity of these documents, GlobalGiving does not alter them; therefore you may find some language or formatting issues.
If you donate to this project or have donated to this project, you will get an e-mail when this project posts a report. You can also subscribe for reports via e-mail without donating or by subscribing to this project's RSS feed.


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CBS Interactive's award-winning online concert series, LIVE ON LETTERMAN, presented by AT&T, announced today that seven-time GRAMMY® Award-nominated band The Killers' LIVE ON LETTERMAN concert is now available on demand on CBS.com and VEVO.
The Killers' LIVE ON LETTERMAN performance at the world-famous Ed Sullivan Theater in New York City features a 50-minute set, including songs from their latest album, Battle Born, which was released in the U.S. in September. The band also plays hits from previous albums, including "Mr. Brightside" and "When You Were Young."
The LIVE ON LETTERMAN franchise, which has surpassed 130 million views to date on CBS.com and VEVO, has hosted some of the most established bands and musicians across the globe, staged in an intimate and dynamic setting for worldwide followers to enjoy.
Fans can watch The Killers' webcast on-demand on CBS.com at http://www.cbs.com/shows/liveonletterman/. Additionally, the show is available on-demand through CBS properties, broadcast on select CBS RADIO stations, as well as via audio streams on Radio.com's mobile applications. The performance is also available across the entire VEVO platform, the world's leading all-premium music video and entertainment platform, including VEVO.com, its mobile apps, mobile website, and syndication partners.
The Killers is vocalist and keyboardist Brandon Flowers, guitarist David Keuning, bass player Mark Stoermer and drummer Ronnie Vannucci. Based in Las Vegas, The Killers first came together in 2002 and released their first album, Hot Fuss, in 2004, which featured the hit single "Mr. Brightside." The album went platinum six times and earned five GRAMMY® nominations. Their sophomore album, Sam's Town, was released in 2006 and garnered two more GRAMMY® nominations. The Killers third album, Day & Age, returned to the band's dance-rock roots upon its release in 2008, with Rolling Stone readers voting it "Best Album of the Year." After spending six years on the road touring, the band took a brief hiatus in 2010 to pursue solo projects, returning in September 2012 with their much-anticipated new album, Battle Born. Currently, the band is on tour with dates throughout the U.S. and U.K.
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The longest bartending marathon lasted 111 hours and was achieved by Ruth Brands (Belgium), at the Café Het Gildenhuis, Opglabbeek, Belgium, from 30 October to 4 Novemebr 2012. During the attempt, other staff members hosted events and ran fundraisers to raise money for a disabled children's charity. After setting the record, Ruth took a few hours to sleep before heading back to the bar for a celebratory party and to present the charity with a cheque for €12,111 (£10,277.50).
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PHILADELPHIA - AUGUST 14: Andy Reid, head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles takes the field before the NFL game against the Carolina Panthers at Lincoln Financial Field on August 14, 2008 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Jeff Zelevansky/Getty Images)
As expected, the Philadelphia Eagles announced Monday morning that they have parted ways with Andy Reid after 14-years of being the team's head coach. Team chairman and chief executive officer Jeffrey Lurie held a 12 p.m. press conference Monday at the NovaCare Complex to discuss the reasoning of Reid's removal. Reid led the Eagles to six NFC East titles, five NFC Championship Games and Super Bowl XXXIX in 2004. "Andy Reid won the most games of any head coach in Eagles' history and he is someone I respect greatly and will remain friends with for many years to come," said Lurie. "But, it is time for the Eagles to move in a new direction. Andy leaves us with a winning tradition that we can build upon. And we are very excited about the future." Photo Credit: PhiladelphiaEagles.com Reid joined the team in 1999 and in a blink of an eye, the Eagles became a decent squad under a solid coaching staff, and made aggressive moves in free agency and in the NFL Draft. Philadelphia reached the p...
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Why is The Invisible rated PG-13?
Official MPAA Rating: The Invisible is rated PG-13 for for violence, criminality, sensuality and language - all involving teens.
Nick Powell gets a whole new view of the world when he realizes he is dead following a brutal gang beating. Others are also beaten, bullied and attacked by the criminals who kick, hit and threaten them with knives and guns—with bloody results. Characters are shot at close range as well. Stealing cars and merchandise, the crooks use force and threats to keep others in check. Family life is full of neglect and abuse for many children. Teen suicide attempts are depicted. A couple makes out in a bedroom and a girl's naked back is seen in the shower. A nude figure on a billboard is shown. The script uses some profanities and scatological slang.


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Abby Hudema, RN, UMC's Pediatric Trauma Program Coordinator and EMS Liaison at the UMC Trauma and Burn Center, was awarded the Winged Heart Award by the Clark County Medical Society on June 29, 2013. This award was presented to Abby for demonstrating unwavering commitment to quality health care in Southern Nevada.
Abby has served our community as an RN for 22 years. She has lived in Las Vegas and been a nurse in Clark County for 16 years, specializing in Emergency, Labor and Delivery and Trauma nursing. Abby's work on civic task forces such as the Pedestrian Safety Task Force has helped our community collect, interpret and recommend to our elected offcials different ways to improve the safety of all Clark County residents.


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The buy-in to set up wireless lighting controls in your home requires a lot of small pieces which you hope work together properly. Set your mind at ease with the Lutron Caseta P-PKG1P-WH in-wall wireless dimmer starter kit. This kit includes the Caseta PD-3PCL-WH plug-in 3-button wireless dimmer and the Pico PJ2-3BRL-WH-L01R wireless remote which is capable of controlling up to 50 different circuits from 30 feet away! The battery-operated remote allows you to set the light levels for any lamps wired into the Caseta plug-in or in-wall (not included) dimmers from the comfort of your sofa or favorite chair. Push the top button to bring your lights to full intensity, the bottom button to turn them off, the arrow buttons to dim them up and down, and the middle button to bring your lights to a preset light level. Just over two inches long, the Pico can serve many configurations: A handheld remote, a wall mount remote, or even a handy remote to keep in your car. With the Caseta dimmer you can even mix and match incandescent, LED, or CFL lamps as needed. A wealth of configuration options grants you an easy smart home, today.
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Jason Aldean was a hot topic at the Academy of Country Music Awards. The big time Nashville star has small town roots in Macon.
"Just growing up where I did, there were so many different influences coming out of Georgia. There were so many different sounds," Aldean said on CBS This Morning.
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Everyone with love for fruits is sure to love this Lime-Fruit and Cheese Salad. Try out this simple recipe for extremely healthy and filling Lime-Fruit and Cheese Salad!
|Fruit cocktail
|15 1⁄2 Ounce
|Canned crushed pineapple
|20 Ounce
|Lime flavored gelatin
|3 Ounce
|Grated lemon rind
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|Lemon juice
|2 Tablespoon
|Processed grated american cheese
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Salad greens
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Drain syrup from fruit cocktail and pineapple into measuring cup; add water to make 2 cups liquid.
Heat in saucepan; add gelatin and stir until dissolved; add lemoa rind and juice.
Chill mixture until slightly thickened.
Fold in drained fruits and cheese.
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(a) The harvests of seals on St. Paul and St. George Islands shall be treated independently for the purposes of this section. Any suspension, termination, or extension of the harvest is applicable only to the island for which it is issued.
(b) By April 1 of every third year, beginning April 1994, the Assistant Administrator will publish in the Federal Register a summary of the preceding 3 years of harvesting and a discussion of the number of seals expected to be taken annually over the next 3 years to satisfy the subsistence requirements of each island. This discussion will include an assessment of factors and conditions on St. Paul and St. George Islands that influence the need by Pribilof Aleuts to take seals for subsistence uses and an assessment of any changes to those conditions indicating that the number of seals that may be taken for subsistence each year should be made higher or lower. Following a 30-day public comment period, a final notification of the expected annual harvest levels for the next 3 years will be published.
(2) No fur seal may be taken except by experienced sealers using the traditional harvesting methods, including stunning followed immediately by exsanguination. The harvesting method shall include organized drives of subadult males to killing fields unless it is determined by the NMFS representatives, in consultation with the Pribilovians conducting the harvest, that alternative methods will not result in increased disturbance to the rookery or the increased accidental take of female seals.
(3) Any taking of adult fur seals or pups, or the intentional taking of subadult female fur seals is prohibited.
(d) The scheduling of the harvest is at the discretion of the Pribilovians, but must be such as to minimize stress to the harvested seals. The Pribilovians must give adequate advance notice of their harvest schedules to the NMFS representatives to allow for necessary monitoring activities. Scheduling must be consistent with the following restrictions:
(1) St. Paul Island— Seals may only be harvested from the following haulout areas: Zapadni, English Bay, Northeast Point, Polovina, Lukanin, Kitovi, and Reef. No haulout area may be harvested more than once per week.
(2) St. George Island— Seals may only be harvested from the following haulout areas: Northeast and Zapadni. Neither haulout area may be harvested more than twice per week.
(1) The Assistant Administrator is required to suspend the take provided for in § 215.31 when:
(i) He determines, after reasonable notice by NMFS representatives to the Pribilovians on the island, that the subsistence needs of the Pribilovians on the island have been satisfied;
(iii) The lower end of the range of the estimated subsistence level provided in the notice issued under paragraph (b) of this section is reached.
(2) A suspension based on a determination under paragraph (e)(1)(ii) of this section may be lifted by the Assistant Administrator if he finds that the conditions which led to the determination that the harvest was being conducted in a wasteful manner have been remedied.
(3) A suspension issued in accordance with paragraph (e)(1)(iii) of this section may not exceed 48 hours in duration and shall be followed immediately by a review of the harvest data to determine if a finding under paragraph (e)(1)(i) of this section is warranted. If a the harvest is not suspended under paragraph (e)(1)(i) of this section, the Assistant Administrator must provide a revised estimate of the number of seals required to satisfy the Pribilovians' subsistence needs.
(f) The Assistant Administrator shall terminate the take provided for in § 215.31 on August 8 of each year or when it is determined under paragraph (e)(1)(i) of this section that the subsistence needs of the Pribilovians on the island have been satisfied, whichever occurs first.
[51 FR 24840, July 9, 1986, as amended at 57 FR 33902, July 31, 1992; 59 FR 35474, July 12, 1994. Redesignated at 61 FR 11750, Mar. 22, 1996]
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Fantasy Fields Crackled Rose Kids 3 Piece Table and Chair Set
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|Table Top Material: Wood
|Table Base Material: Wood
|Hardware Material: Iron
|Hand-Painted: No
|Number of Items Included: 3
|Pieces Included: Table and 2 chairs
|Non Toxic: Yes
|Theme: Princess
|Table Design: Writing Table; Arts and Crafts Table
|Table Shape: Round
|Wheels Included: No
|Rounded Corners: Yes
|Table Legs: Yes
|Seating Included: Yes
|Drawers Included: No
|Shelving Included: No
|Storage Features: No
|Cupholder: No
|Umbrella Included: No
|Chalkboard Included: No
|Whiteboard Included: No
|Easel Included: No
|Age Group: 3 to 4 Years
|Total Seating Capacity: 1
|Outdoor Use: No
|Table Weight Capacity: 100 Pounds
|Commercial Use: Yes
|Recycled Content: Yes
|Eco-Friendly: Yes
|Product Care: Wipe clean with a dry cloth
|Country of Manufacture: China
|Assembly Required: Yes
|Tools Needed: Screwdriver
|Additional Parts Required: No
|Product Warranty: 30 day warranty against manufacturer defects
|ANSI/BIFMA Compliant: Yes
|ASTM Certified: Yes
|CARB Compliant: Yes
|CPSIA or CPSC Compliant: Yes
|General Conformity Certified: Yes
|Green Guard Certified: Yes
About the ManufacturerBased in Edgewood, New York, Fantasy Fields is a wholesale gift & furniture company that's been providing exceptional products and services to their customers since 1997. They have a diverse selection of products and their customers are always satisfied with the quality of what they have to offer. Many of their items are meticulously handcrafted and hand painted and will make for welcome additions to your little one's room.
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|Non-Skid: Yes
|Stain Resistant: Yes
|Double Sided: Yes
|Acoustic: Yes
|CPU Holder: No
|Adjustable Table Top Height: No
|Base Included: No
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|Drawers Included: No
|Finished Back: Yes
|Commercial Use: Yes
|Eco-Friendly: Yes
|Product Care: Wipe clean with a damp cloth
|Country of Manufacture: United States
|Assembly Required: Yes
|Tools Needed: No tools are necessary
|Additional Parts Required: No
|Product Warranty: 5 Year Warranty
|CPSIA or CPSC Compliant: Yes
|Greenguard Certified: Yes
|ISTA 3A Certified: Yes
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In Kyoto, youkai have adapted to an urbanized lifestyle, and are often indistinguishable from humans. Among them is Yasaburo, a brash young tanuki who wants nothing more than to live an exciting life with his family: a mother obsessed with Takarazuka theater, a frog stuck in the bottom of a well, a kid brother who works at the brandy factory, and an older brother who's just trying to hold them all together. But two things stand in the way of Yasuburo's dreams: the tanuki community has shunned the boy's eccentric family since his esteemed father died, and the ever-present threat of being cooked and consumed by humans! Can the young tanuki manage to have fun without besmirching his father's legacy or meeting an untimely death by hot pot?
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Anime Name - Uchouten Kazoku
Aired - Jul 7, 2013 to Sep 29, 2013
Episodes - 13
Produced By - P.A. Works
Staff - Masayuki Yoshihara (Director), Tomihiko Morimi (Original Creator),
Kouji Kumeta (Original Character Design), Toshiyuki Inoue (Animation... read more
What I Liked: The Opening Theme. The characters are interesting and nicely designed, especially the Mother and Benten. The background art. (Pretty much the animation full stop.) The soundtrack. The overarching "issue" isn't thrown in the viewers face randomly - it ends up making up important aspects of the plot and in most character's developments.
What I Didn't: Episode 7 re-cap in... read more
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Thread: A Griffin
October 13th, 2005 #1
A Griffin
had some good crits again in sketches section
here is the finished piece..
all and all i think 4/5 hourd PS7 wacom progress can be found here.. not much though
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Hide this ad by registering as a memberOctober 13th, 2005 #2
ya thats cool..very nice man
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October 13th, 2005 #3
I've already told you, but it's cool
October 13th, 2005 #4
eey thx allot u guys.. i had expecated some teribble C&C's on this but.. i guess i did okey.. thx
October 13th, 2005 #5
That's one of my favorite mythological beasties. Excellent work.
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October 13th, 2005 #6
Cool work, but try to work some more on rocks that its sitting on.
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October 13th, 2005 #7
hmm yeah maybe i should but ill think ill just leave this as it is.. thx for ur words