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Reaching New Heights
Snowboarder and Olympic Gold Medalist Kelly Clark had accomplished her lifes goals by the age of 18.
Yet, success didnt leave her feeling fulfilled. Two years later, at an event in Salt Lake City, Kelly stood at the bottom of the pipe, listening to one snowboarder console another who had just crashed: Its alright. God still loves you. These words led Kelly on a new journey from an Olympian snowboarder into an awesome relationship with Jesus. This story of one of the worlds greatest snowboarders will encourage readers young and old to reach for the next level, knowing that God will be with them, win or lose.
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Natalie Davis Miller has been a professional writer for more than twelve years, writing a variety of stories for print and web, including articles on many sports figures such as football legend and movie icon Daniel Rudy Ruettiger and the upcoming Zonderkidz biography, The Cullen Jones Story. Miller connects with her subjects and tells their stories in an informative and inspiring way, with a personal goal to glorify God using her writing talents.
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Two young men who were once "like brothers" are now on opposite sides at the trial involving the 2007 shooting death of package store owner Jared Silva.
Cosmo Frieson is testifying today at the trial of Gary Clarke, who is accused of shooting Silva during the course of a robbery outside Jared's Packy on Ocean Avenue in New London.
Frieson, 22, is implicating Clarke, 24, under an agreement with State's Attorney Michael L. Regan in which Frieson, who admits taking part in the attempted robbery of Silva, would serve only up to 20 years in prison. Clarke, charged with felony murder, murder and attempted robbery, has pleaded not guilty and opted for a trial.
Taking the witness stand this morning in his neon orange jumpsuit, Frieson rocked back and forth in his seat and spoke softly as he answered a series of questions about the crime. He said Clarke, who had a child with Frieson's sister, planned the robbery because the sister was about to lose her apartment. Frieson said that he and Clarke met up at the convenience store at Bank Street and Ocean Avenue and planned to rob a convenience store further down Ocean Avenue, but that they decided to rob Jared's instead, since it was too cold to walk further.
Frieson said he provided Clarke with a gun that he had stolen from a car, and that Clarke approached Silva with the gun as Silva walked out of the store.
"He told him, 'Don't move,' '' Frieson testified. "Jared turned around and started fighting."
Frieson said it looked "like the gun was coming up to Gary," so he ran up and punched Silva. He said Silva fell on his back and he ran.
"I heard a gunshot," he said.
He and Gary met up a few houses away and Clarke realized he had dropped his cell phone, Frieson said. Clarke gave Frieson the gun and his jacket and went back to retrieve the phone, he said. In crime scene photos viewed by the jury last week, a cell phone was lying on the ground, in a pool of blood, between Silva's arm and torso.
Frieson said he took the gun to the house of Tyshaun Smith, who lived a few doors down from the package store, and hid it in a couch. Later, he met up with Clarke at Clarke's apartment across town.
"I asked him why he shot Jared," Frieson testified. "He said he was nervous."
Defense attorney Jeremiah Donovan was attempting to discredit Frieson through cross-examination when the trial ended for the day. Judge Arthur C. Hadden dismissed the jury after one of them had a car problem. Donovan asserts that Frieson and Smith carried out the robbery and shooting. The trial resumes tomorrow.
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|Minced meat
|1⁄2 Kilogram
|Coriander powder
|1 Teaspoon
|Garam masala powder
|3⁄4 Teaspoon
|Ginger garlic paste
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Black pepper powder
|3 Pinch
|Turmeric powder
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|Chili powder
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|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Garam masala powder
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|Mustard seeds
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|Cumin seeds
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Add Dhaniya powder, Garam Masala powder,Ginger-garlic paste, egg,black pepper powder, juice of lime, turmeric powder, chopped kasoori methi, cilantro,salt and chilly powder to the minced meat and mix well.
Mix the meat in all ingredients thoroughly and divide the mixture into small balls. Each kofta (ball) should be the size of a ping pong/table tennis ball(or smaller size).
Deep fry the koftas in oil until they turn brownish. Place on absorbing sheet/paper towel to remove excess oil. Arrange the kofta's in a dish.
For making the Korma/Gravy:
Heat a skillet. Add little oil and fry onions. Add ginger-garlic paste and turmeric powder. Stir and remove once onions turn brownish.
Grind tomatoes, yogurt, mint & cilantro along with fried onions in a blender to make a puree.
Heat 3 tbs oil in a skillet. Add mustard seeds & allow them to splutter. Add cumin seeds.
Add the pureed tomato mixture, dhaniya powder, garam masala powder, salt and chilly powder. Mix well.
Cover and cook for 3 minutes. Remove lid and continue cooking until the gravy thickens or reaches desired consistency.
Pour the gravy over the kofta's (arranged in a dish).
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Mandatory evacuation every time I roll up
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Jake is saying that whenever he goes somewhere, it has to be evacuated because of the crowd of fans that show up.
It is common for entire malls, stores, or buildings to be evacuated/closed in order for a celebrity to shop or even enter the building, as fans will follow and surround the celebrity.
Well-known rapper Drake refers to this same type of event in the hook of his song "Forever."
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Get an overview of this hotelMotel in Trussville with free breakfast and outdoor pool
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Caleb. He represented Judah among the twelve spies sent by Moses from Kadesh-barnea into the land (Num. 13:6). Joshua represented Ephraim on the same mission (Num. 13:8) and they were the only two on that occasion to believe the promise of God (Num. 13:30; 14:6–9, 24, 30, 38; Deut. 1:36).


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I absolutely love gardening. But because I live in an apartment, my "garden" is just an assortment of containers that I refresh each spring. So, instead of spending money on new pots this year, I decided to search for creative ways to revamp my basic terra cotta containers. I found out there's so much you can do with them, from paint and fabric to materials like rope. Check out these easy and creative planter projects I'm dying to try this spring.
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I always used the graduated cylinders for the chemistry, and the bottles to temper the water for rinsing.
Guessing that doesn't really help you, given your use of 850ml chemistry (the cylinders are 260ml).
So the 1000mL bottles fit ? Do they reach the correct temp, as they aren't completely submerged ?


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Montana Colors limited Edition Artists Series T-shirtsGraffiti // Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Next month, Montana Colors will be expanding their products by releasing four new Limited Edition Artists Series t-shirts. For their artist series line, they have reached out to Los Angeles graffiti writers, Kofie and Axis, who both illustrated a t-shirt design in their own signature styles.
Roid and Horfe in London VideoGraffiti // Monday, May 28, 2012
Topsafe London has released this new video featuring graffiti writers, Roid and Horfe. The video documents the two painting a wall together, Roid in his studio, and Horfe talking about his work.
Toyvision Graffiti Sponsorship Appeal VideoGraffiti // Monday, May 28, 2012
Ever felt an urge to help a toy in need in obtaining quality cans, good markers, along with fat and skinny tips? Well, now there is a way to help . Little known facts, "Every day 5000 toys do scrapcan tags over good pieces" and "20000 toys worldwide have no access to freshpaint".
Nr Crew ProductionGraffiti // Monday, May 28, 2012
Numerous members of the Nr crew came together and painted a lengthy production displaying a range of styles. Writers participating on this wall include Kaput, Noway, Crumbs, Cameo, Gi Joe, Ben One, Sizler, and Hozer.
"One for the crew" by PrefGraffiti // Monday, May 28, 2012
This newest piece by Pref uses multiple layers of lettering to spell out the phrase "One for the crew".
HoneyComb CabooseGraffiti // Sunday, May 27, 2012
Tower matched the yellow caboose with an uncommon honeycomb bee theme, accompanied with bold in your face letters.
Revs SculptureGraffiti // Saturday, May 26, 2012
Scattered metal lettering from the elusive and prolific New York artist, Revs.
Stendhal Syndrome Group ShowGraffiti // Friday, May 25, 2012
"Stendhal Syndrome is a psychosomatic illness that can cause rapid heartbeat, dizziness and hallucinations when an individual is exposed to art. Usually this condition occurs when the art is especially beautiful, or if a large amount of art are gathered in one place. What happens if you give ten of the modern graffiti art's foremost practitioners free to interpret this concept in a large turn of the century apartment in Stockholm?"
SebGraffiti // Friday, May 25, 2012
Based on this very abnormal color scheme alone, this piece is all types of winning.
Silverlink Group Show @ Klughaus GalleryGraffiti // Friday, May 25, 2012
Tonight Klughaus Gallery in New York City will be hosting an exhibition featuring London's ATG Crew in a show titled Silverlink. The show will feature a collection of recent works from artists Jamie Brown, Dominic Corry, and Jack Murray, working in the mediums of photography, illustration, painting, collage and sculpture. The opening reception is from 6-10 p.m. May 25th, 2012.


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If you actually analyse the BOM data, rather than looking at summary graphs, there is indeed a change in rainfall, max and min temperatures for Macquarie Island. Several peer-reviewed scientific publications over the past 14 years have documented climate change on Macquarie Island.
The changes have been slight (e.g. a rise of around 0.5 degree in average temperature) but given that the normal variability in temperature and rainfall within and between years is so small these slight changes are really significant.
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Done Deal: Radamel Falcao completes move to Manchester United
Sep 1, 2014, 8:32 PM EDT
It has taken all day, plus a last-gasp extension granted from the Premier League, but Radamel Falcao is finally a Manchester United player.
Falcao, 28, has signed a season-long loan deal from AS Monaco and United are thought to have a deal in place to sign him permanently for $80 million if he impresses on loan.
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The AS Monaco forward flew to England on Monday morning but his medical, then the subsequent paperwork, took longer than expected and Falcao's deal was confirmed over two hours past the deadline of 6 p.m. ET.
Regardless of that, the Colombian international is now a Manchester United player and will partner the likes of Robin van Persie and Wayne Rooney up front. Talk about mouthwatering.
Louis van Gaal made Falcao his sixth and final signing of the summer window, as the predatory striker followed Luke Shaw, Marcos Rojo, Ander Herrera, Angel di Maria and Daley Blind through the entrance at Old Trafford. Those six players have cost the Red Devils over $200 million in transfer fees alone. As for their new forward, Falcao has scored 155 goals in his last 200 games for Monaco, Atletico Madrid and FC Porto over the last five seasons.
Enough said, right?
United have scored just two goals in their opening three PL games and with Di Maria and Falcao on board, plus Rooney and RVP, the Red Devils are going all-out attack to try and get back into the top four this campaign.
LVG went for it, big time, on transfer Deadline Day. Will it pay off?
- wfriedrichs - Sep 1, 2014 at 9:08 PM
Did Falcao remember to bring his knee ligaments with him, or was that why the deal was delayed?
- Damidwesterner - Sep 1, 2014 at 9:52 PM
OK, it's Day 1 of a revised ManU. Now what. How long is it going to take to get all these new pieces in place. Is Radamel anywhere near game shape? How fast will everybody mesh? The next few weeks will be interesting.
- sportsbastard - Sep 1, 2014 at 11:26 PM
Falcao > Costa. Can't wait!
- hazacar145 - Sep 2, 2014 at 12:54 PM
now way Falcoa not in top form right now Costa is way ahead of him probably will always be ahead of him now
- hazacar145 - Sep 2, 2014 at 12:54 PM
no way*
- lordfletcher - Sep 2, 2014 at 2:49 PM
When both are in top form its Falcao all day.
That said, Costa appears to be in the right place at the right time w Chelsea.
There are no losers here for either club. Win win
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At 24 mm, there is a little more barrel distortion wit the Tamron
However, the canon L IS will not feature IS, and will cost twice the price.
The tamron cost currently less than the canon V1 and is better IQ wise at the extreme range and has IS.
I am not going to use very often anymore my 24-70 L
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Interview with James Turrell
How did light become your medium as well as the subject of your art?
I was really interested in light. I was trying to find out what to do with it, how to present it, what place in the culture to bring it out. It was a little bit difficult. We teach the color wheel, but we really should speak about the light frequencies of each eye, and then the context of vision in which they reach the eye, because that's how we perceive. So I studied perceptual psychology and the psychology of official perception. And that was a way I came to this and then took this into the art world.
Did you reach this conclusion through more traditional media, like painting or sculpture?
I haven't had anything to do with either sculpture or painting. I have done works that look painted or works that have form and look like sculpture. I make these spaces that apprehend light for your perception. In a way, it's like Plato's cave, where we are sitting in the cave looking at the reflection of reality with our backs to reality. I make these spaces where the spaces themselves are perceivers or in some way pre-form perception. It's a little bit like what the eye does. I mean, I look at the eye as the most exposed part of the brain, as something that is already forming perception. I make these rooms that are these camera-like spaces that in some way form light, apprehend it to be something that's physically present.
What happens when you use space this way?
This results in an art that is not about my seeing, it's about your direct perception of the work. I'm interested in having a light that inhabits space, so that you feel light to be physically present. I mean, light is a substance that is, in fact, a thing, but we don't attribute thing-ness to it. We use light to illuminate other things, something we read, sculpture, paintings. And it gladly does this. But the most interesting thing to find is that light is aware that we are looking at it, so that it behaves differently when we are watching it and when we're not, which imbues it with consciousness. Often people say that they want to touch some of the work I do. Well, that feeling is actually coming from the fact that the eyes are touching, the eyes are feeling. And this happens because the eyes are quite sensitive only in low light, for which we were made. We're actually made for this light of Plato's cave, the light of twilight.
How does light relate to space?
Through light, space can be formed without physical material like concrete or steel. We can actually stop vision and the penetration of vision with where light is and where it isn't. Like the atmosphere, we can't see through it to the stars that are there during the day. But as soon as that light is dimmed around the self, then this penetration of vision goes out. So I'm very interested in this feeling, using the eyes to penetrate the space. In the piece "Sky Space," a daylight space brings the sky down to the top of the room. This idea that the sky actually comes down right on top of us and that we're at the bottom of this ocean of air is a feeling that I like to create. I do a lot of building first to make these spaces that hold and contain this fragile material. As in "Sky Space" at P.S. 1, it's strange because this is New York, where you don't usually see the sky like that. But then you come in and hear the sky -- and this is New York sky -- and it's terrific. You know, it's beautiful. New York sky is beautiful.
How did you develop this method of working?
I started with projection works. I worked with shadow space constructions. In the Aperture works, the space you looked in worked like the picture plane. I could make this space come up and seem to stop in air. I had some trouble at the Whitney Museum, where I did that floor-to-ceiling and some people leaned against it and just fell over. And so, I've had some places where this seemingly very benign work has had some problems with people who weren't really looking. And I certainly worked a lot to achieve that and to have that kind of situation occur. I'm not trying to fool anybody in that sense. I'm trying to make something that is convincingly real. Like, if you're on stage with very bright footlights, you look out, but you cannot see the audience. So you're in a space that's the same architectural physical space as the audience, but you're in a different visual space.
What about your large-scale outdoor works?
When I work on pieces like the crater, I'm working on bringing the cosmos to you. In the same way the sky is brought down to your space, I actually can bring light from outside this galaxy. This idea of bringing the cosmos to you, this idea that you could actually stand and be confronted by a space occupied with a light that's older than our solar system -- that's interesting to me. It makes the cosmos personally accessible and makes it part of our sense of territory. If you light the night sky, like cities do, it cuts off vision to the universe, and the space which we consciously inhabit is decreased. With the crater, you go out there in this huge area of southwestern space, but it makes this part of it yours and yours alone.
But Roden Crater is immense and in a desert. Shouldn't art be physically accessible?
I'm interested in taking this cultural artifice we call art out into the natural surrounding. To think that we are in any way apart from nature is our greatest conceit. I have seen us take from nature and bring it to the context of high art in the city. I'm interested in taking that context out into nature. This is not a new idea. You see this in many places with the arts of many cultures, such as Egypt, which inform this work.
That said, could this project be too ambitious?
I have more ambition for art than that it be something that just goes up in an elevator and into an East Side apartment. This is a time when America's never been wealthier. And what are we doing? We're taking back funding for the arts and everyone is going along with it, of reducing this funding, of reducing this idea of this culture making its art. So I'm trying to do what I feel I should do as an artist. It's not that size is everything because, you know, a haiku poem is just as profound as the Pyramids. But it's important that we have all those possibilities. For example, in 1974, I got a Guggenheim grant that I spent looking for this site to do this kind of work. I flew for seven months and spent all the money of this Guggenheim just flying and doing this search. I found this crater, and it was the site I wanted the most.
How did you gain access to the land?
I was very encouraged because it was privately owned. It is on the western edge of the Painted Desert in the San Francisco Peaks volcanic field of northern Arizona, near Flagstaff. There are about 400 volcanic hills here, 400 cinder cones. And so this is one of them. It's a modest volcano. But it's one thing to plan this out on aerial photos and maps and make drawings, and it's another thing to actually begin working on something of this volume and size. I purchased an option to buy the crater and then looked for the money, which came from the Dia Foundation with Heiner Friedrich and Phillipa de Menil. The purchase was actually made in '79. It took about three years to buy it. The base of the crater is over two miles wide, so it's wider than Manhattan, about as high as the Chrysler Building. It's bigger than a breadbox.
Why did you choose this site?
I looked for a space that was at least 400 to 600 feet above the surface of the earth, because at that point when you fly or when you stand on a mouth that's above a plane, the earth seems to curve the wrong way. I wanted to make this experience of sky and the celestial vaulting. Then when you went up to the edge, you were in the space that seemed to be curving overhead. But then you saw this reverse curving underneath you. Vaulting is actually an art history term. Celestial vaulting is a term that refers to how the sky was depicted. You notice sometimes children will paint the sky in a curve. They're correct in the sense that we do see shaping to the sky. That means that there are conditions that change that if we change us, or if I change you, I can change that context or shaping. So that this form is something that we give it. We're not in any way aware that we give the sky its color and that we give it its shape. But we do. In fact, as you move around in the crater, the shape of the sky will change. It does empower you, in fact, that you are fully a part of that, and it's a great feeling. That isn't true of all the work I do.
How does Roden Crater differ from other art?
It doesn't have this idea of image. The content is very different than literal content -- dealing with the power of vision. One thing about light and one reason I use it is we have a primal collection with it. You know, you absorb it through the skin, and it has vitamin D. It is powerful in counteracting some of the moods that happen in winter, when people get depression from the lack of light. Now, we don't need to take whiskey and Prozac to counteract this kind of depression. You just need a little light. It also has this other primal connection like fire has. I mean, we tend to stare into the fire in a not-thinking state, not thinking in words. And this kind of glazed-eye looking into light is not any different than the deer that looks into the headlights before it's hit by the car. I want to use that quality -- work that is light, as opposed to being about light.
How does this kind of work fit into traditional art history?
The history of Western painting has a great deal to do with light and light qualities. Light on a cathedral, like Monet's painting in the Impressionist period: there you take an object that has no meaning whatsoever, like a haystack; it's all that's required, just this idea of the haystack. Or Rothko, where the light seems to come out of the surface, out of the paint, where it seems to be a source of light. I'm very American, very direct. I don't want something to be about light, I just want to use light. I want light itself. So I don't want it in a glass or in a scrim, I just want to have light seem to be physically present and have its presence be there. I'm trying to deal with cosmic issues without having to move the cosmos, with moving as little physical material as possible. This is what I deal with. These are my kind of materials. People who speak about the cosmos in terms of poetry or writing have the same scale. I know that people want to say this is a big project. It's big for me. But this is one person doing a project. We're not putting a culture behind this, like when we went to the moon. That's an event that ranked with the Pyramids.
How does your sense of space relate to outer space?
There's one photo I have of the crater where you see a large amount around it. And the amazing thing is it looks like you're looking at a planet. Well, you are. [Laughs.] But we don't seem to see it that way. I mean, [to view our own planet] we had to go into space, go to a lesser satellite, the moon. We're not in space on this planet. I mean, we don't feel ourselves to be in space, which is an amazing deficiency. So there are ways that we can think about these things and have changes in how we form our reality.
Are there parallels between art and science in terms of these issues?
I always felt that art was more interested in posing the question than it was in getting the answer, but I've come to more recently think that art is the answer. In science, you set up this premise, then you test it and see if it stood up. This process brings you to places that were previously mere belief. But belief often leads us, and this is even true with the scientists, to go after certain areas. Also, we now know that belief has an effect on the result. Very interesting. So that sometimes we begin to find what we're looking for by virtue of searching for it. And this is an odd idea. But it's certainly one that I think arts have been very much involved with. The arts have this tremendous optimism and belief. I mean, you have to be an optimist to be an artist. But then, of course, artists are some of the most cynical people you can imagine. So there is this great irony in cynical people being involved in areas of great belief. And it's something I love. I love the irony, and I enjoy it, and as I said, I never thought that artists were so much looking for answers as they were just posing questions. I can't think of a more hopeful act than to be an artist. To decide to be an artist is a very hopeful act.


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Please note: Extending or reducing the number of nights in your stay will affect the Average Nightly Rate. You will be responsible for the rate that is determined by the actual number of nights in your stay.
1,000 Bonus Point Package: 1,000 Bonus Points for Every Night
Exclusive to IHG® Rewards Club members. Earn Faster with this package offer - Earn 1,000 bonus IHG Rewards Club points for each night when you book the 1,000 Bonus Point Package. Membership in IHG Rewards Club is free! Points can be redeemed at any time for a variety of rewards, including free hotel stays starting at just 10,000 points, airline miles, name-brand merchandise and more. Book now to take advantage of this special offer!
Best Flexible with Breakfast
Includes breakfast for up to 2 adults sharing a room. Perfect for travelers whose plans are subject to change.
To book more than 9 rooms for one stay, please call 1-800-MEETING (in United States, Mexico and Canada), contact a Global Sales Office or submit a request for proposal.
InterContinental Malta
- St George`s Bay
- Malta , STJ 3310
- Malta
- Front Desk +356-21-377600
In the Heart of the City
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Distance 12 KM / 7.46 MI NORTH WEST to Hotel
Taxi Charge (one way): €21.00 (EUR)
Time by taxi: 20 Minutes
Train Charge (one way): €0.00 (EUR)
Ferry Charge (one way): €0.00 (EUR)
Take road to Marsa from Airport, straight to St Julians on the main principals roads. Take turning into Paceville at lights and follow signs to InterContinental Malta.
Take route no one to Marsa from Airport, straight to St Julians on the main principals roads. Take turning into Paceville at lights and follow signs to InterContinental Malta.