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The White Tower is a widely known symbol of the city and a point of reference for locals and visitors. It stands next to the sea front of the town as a reminder of old times. In the 19th century it was a prison and nowadays it's a museum of art and history.Address: White Tower
The area from Koudouriotou to Diamanti streets and from Hiou to Lemnou streets is known as Ladadika. Here you can find many bars, restaurants and the Museum of ancient Greek and Byzantine instruments.Address: Ladadika
This is the most impressive square in Thessaloniki. It features buildings with great architecture inspired by European and colonial models, cafés, shops etc. This square is where big celebrations take place, such as the coming of the New Year, it is also a meeting place during the day.Address: Aristotelous square
The church of the patron saint of the town is a must see in Thessaloniki. The first church of Saint Dimitrios was built in 313 AD. It was completely rebuilt in 1948, according the original plans since it has been destroyed twice by fire.Address: Saint Dimitrios church
In addition to The Rotonda, this is one of the two most characteristic monuments in town. Galerius arch is situated near the eastern walls of the city, a short distance from the Kassandreotiki gate.Address: Galerius Arch
Unique in Greece, the Rotonda is a cylindrical building of the early 4th century AD. It used to be a Pantheon or a Mausoleum for Emperor Galerius, now it's the Saint George church. The entrance is free and the mosaics inside are really impressive.Address: Rotunda of St George
Mylos is a large entertainment complex in the warehouse district of the port where you will find bars, galleries, restaurants, cafés, theatres and plenty of varieties of live music.Address: 56 Andreadou YioryiouPhone: +30 2310 551838Website: http://www.mylos.gr
In Thessaloniki, said to be the most "Byzantine" city of the modern Greek state, you find this unique museum. It shows the everyday life during the byzantine and post-byzantine period and how it has affected the modern society.Address: 2 Stratou Ave, 546 40 ThessalonikiPhone: +30 2310 868 570Website: http://www.mbp.grOpening hours: Monday - Sunday 08.00 - 15.00
Built in 1962 but newly refurbished, this museum provides numerous updated exhibitions. You can easily spend a couple of hours in here, loosing yourself in magical Macedonian golden artefacts and antique treasures.Address: Odos Manoli Andronikou 6, ThessalonikiPhone: +30 2310 830538Website: http://www.museumsofmacedonia.gr
At this open air theatre, concerts and other cultural performances are held. The theatre organization "National Theatre of Northern Greece", one of the biggest in Europe, sets the programme and book famous artists to play here.Address: Forest of Seich Sou, Agios Pavlos, Thessaloniki 55438Phone: +30 2315 200 000Website: http://www.ntng.gr
Right in the city centre you will find this important and fascinating archaeological site. It was first built in the late 2nd century AD and was excavate in the 1960's. Grab a coffee from one of the many cafés located close by and enjoy the view.Address: The Roman Agora
Built as a miniature of the Hagia Sophia in Constantinople in the 7th century. It is dedicated to the Wisdom of God and contains beautiful Byzantine frescoes and mosaics.Address: Agia Sophia ChurchOpening hours: Open daily 08.30 to 14.00 and 17.30 to 20.00
This telecommunications tower reach 76 metres high and on the top floor you can visit the rotating restaurant and café. It was built in the 1960's and in 2005, the inside of the tower was totally renovated.Address: OTE Tower
These walking tours reveals the true culinary gems of the city. While you learn the history of Thessaloniki and the Greek cuisine you enjoy Greek delicacies. End the tour with a cooking class to make it all complete.Address: 112 Egnatia St., Thessaloniki 54622Phone: +30 2310 278 027Website: http://www.eatandwalk.gr
This museum with an area of 3,300 square metres was founded in 1997. Contemporary and modern works of art are shown in different exhibitions. From its beginning the museum has steadily increased in popularity.Address: 21, Kolokotroni str., Moni Lazariston, 56430 StavroupoliPhone: +30 2310 589140Website: http://www.greekstatemuseum.comOpening hours: Tuesday-Sunday: 10.00-18.00 Monday: closed
The décor is dominated by stone and wood and the speciality of Kioupia is the famous gypsy fillet. A meeting place for businessmen, artists and other personalities of the town.Address: Square Morichovou 3-5, Thessaloniki 546 25Phone: +30 2310 553239Website: http://www.kioupia.gr
A really nice place where every day means live Greek music and special Greek dishes. The atmosphere is authentic and the service outstanding.Address: 3 Ladadika Platia Morihovou Str, 546 25 ThessalonikiPhone: +30 2310 550888Website: http://www.palati.gr
The specialties of this tavern are gyros, soutzoukakia and meatballs and the prices suit those trying to dine on a low budget as well. It is located just outside the city centre.Address: 89 Plastira Nikolaou, Thessaloniki 55132Phone: +30 2310 029085
Tasteful cold and hot dishes, a wide selection of beers and wines in a very nice environment. This place is known for its good service.Address: Alexandrou Svolou str 46Phone: +30 2310 256900Website: http://www.extrablatt.gr
For Argentinian juicy steaks head to this well-renowned friendly restaurant. Dishes such as Chorizo, Empanadas and Angus Steaks are on the menu together with South American wines and cocktails.Address: Katouni 6, Thessaloniki 54625Phone: +30 2310 506 506Website: http://www.elcorreo.gr
Combine your visit at the Byzantine Museum with a meal at this restaurant or come here in the evening to feel the romantic atmosphere over a dinner. The menu with Mediterranean dishes is changed on a regular basis and is seasonal.Address: G'Septembriou 2, ThessalonikiPhone: +30 2310 869 695Website: http://www.brestaurant.grMore info: Located at the Byzantine Museum
Right in the city centre this restaurant provides everything you wish for. In an elegant European atmosphere you can order a coffee in the bar early in the morning, a light lunch mid-day, a gourmet dinner in the evening or delicious cocktails in the middle of the night.Address: 10 Komninon St. & 23 Mitropoleos Av, Thessaloniki 54624Phone: +30 2310 021 020Website: http://www.excelsiorhotel.gr
If you like the British traditional dish Fish and chips you shouldn't miss this place where the Greek equivalent is served. This 'fast-food restaurant' is located next to the harbour and the environment makes the experience complete.Address: Fasianou 1, ThessalonikiPhone: +30 2310 542906Website: http://www.mpakaliarakia-aristou.gr
Since 1999, this Greek tavern has been located in a neoclassic building in Bezesteni market area. Traditional Greek cuisine are served to reasonable prices in the warm and friendly atmosphere.Address: Karipi 28, ThessalonikiPhone: +30 2310 241727Website: http://www.e-rouga.gr
A seafood restaurant at a central location close to the Aristotelous Square. The service minded staff combined with the restaurant's ambiance and interior decorations helps to a memorable dining experience.Address: Komninon Str. 20, ThessalonikiPhone: +30 2310 239100Website: http://www.fruttidimare.gr
In an elegant setting with the turquoise swimming pool and the lush garden in the background, the best quality Italian dishes are served. The restaurant breathes luxury and you will leave this place with a gourmet memory of Thessaloniki.Address: 16-18 Asklipiou, Thessaloniki 57001Phone: +30 2310 401000 Website: http://www.hotel-nikopolis.comMore info: Located at Nikopolis Hotel
Great food to affordable prices in a trendy dining room. Since 2004, this restaurant has offered international food with a twist of Mediterranean flavours.Address: Doxis 7, Thessaloniki 54625Phone: +30 2310 510852Website: http://www.paparouna.com
A family-owned restaurant in the area of Ladadika. It features a feeling of fine dining but still to affordable prices. Traditional Greek dishes are here cooked with passion and creativity.Address: Aigyptou 5, 54626 ThessalonikiPhone: +30 2310 5219 52Website: http://www.rodimeli.gr
The menu at Avenue 48 Restaurant provides a mix of traditional Greek dishes and Asian fusion cuisine. Here you can expect top quality service.Address: 26th October 48, ThessalonikiPhone: +30 2310 017 000 Website: http://www.themethotel.grMore info: Located at the Met Hotel
This restaurant, located perfectly in the Ladadika quarter, serves mainly dishes with grilled meat. The atmosphere is Greek and the staff is very friendly.Address: Katouni 3, ThessalonikiPhone: +30 2310 510284Website: http://www.tiganies.gr
The ideal place for those who want to combine relaxation, a warm environment and nice music. Paintings and the general decoration of the place, makes Mousio a tasteful café / bistro.Address: Katouni str 14 and Mitropoleos Phone: +30 2310 555267
All day café – bar at the centre of the town. Try a great espresso or chocolate and taste one of the tasteful sweets. During the night they serve a fantastic variety of special cocktails.Address: Aristotelous 121Phone: +30 2310 240000Opening hours: 06:30-03:30
A two floor Parisian style café in the centre of Thessaloniki. They have 25 different tastes of tea from all over the world, 30 different chocolate drinks from Italy and a huge coffee selection.Address: AristotelousPhone: +30 2310 242450More info: Ermou and Aristotelous corner
Located in the Ladadika area, this French bistro makes a perfect spot for a coffee break. Take a seat outside and enjoy the vibrant city.Address: 7 Katouni str, Thessaloniki 54625Phone: +30 231 1249 140
Pop in at Rialto for either just a coffee, a light lunch or a cocktail. The menu offers everything from hot chocolate to tortilla wraps and there are more than 70 different kind of wines. Open from the early morning till the late night.Address: Alexandrou Svolou 1, Thessaloniki 54622Phone: +30 2310 239 395
This has been a popular bar for a long time and have now moved to the new hot nightlife area of Thessaloniki. Famous DJ's play electro, new jazz, funky and drum 'n' bass.Address: Valaoritou 31, 54626 ThessalonikiPhone: +30 231 055 6828
A three floor club with Greek and foreign mainstream music, for hot nights and dancing till the early morning.Address: Orvilou 4, Ladadika areaPhone: +30 6945 067284
Very trendy place, with nice people and great service. It's a must go place in Thessaloniki, especially during summer. It offers great view over the White Tower and the seaside of town.Address: Vasiliko Theatro, Thessaloniki 54640Phone: +30 2310 224524
One of the hottest places in town and a favourite for the Thessaloniki's elite for the last several years. Very special place in a baroque style.Address: 26th Octovriou strPhone: +30 2310 540607
A special three level place for special days and nights, with a unique view of the city. Tasteful decor, keeping the old warehouse style, open kitchen and bar with a fireplace.Address: Deposit B, PortPhone: +30 2310 502241Website: http://www.kitchenbar.com.gr
The Macedonian airport, at the area of Mikra, is the second largest airport of Greece and is linked with most destinations of Europe and the Balkan countries. To get from the airport to the centre of the town will take you from 20 to 45 minutes, depending on the traffic. You can go to the centre of Thessaloniki using bus number 78. It runs ever 45 minutes and it takes ap. 45 minutes.Address: Thessaloniki AirportPhone: +30 2310 473212Website: http://www.thessalonikiairport.com


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NEWPORT–The North Country Falcons will find themselves against a familiar opponent when they travel to UVM for the Division III field hockey semi-finals today at 3:30.
Coming off their dramatic 1-0 win over Bellows Falls, the team's spirits are high.
"They are excited," said Bouchard. "They really want to get out on the field and just play."
Missisquoi Valley Union (11-3-1), ranked third in D III, were the Falcons first round advisories last year, and they defeated NCU in well-fought battle on the hard-packed sand in Swanton.
THETFORD–This year's State Meet had the best running conditions in 4 years with dry trails, temps in the 50s and a bank of fog that didn't lift until the girls challenge race.
The Division I girls varsity race started off the day, and NCU was running with a depleted squad.
We were missing our #2 and #3 runners due to season ending injuries earlier in the month.
Haley Jo Tetreault was not at 100% for the day's race, but she worked though the race finishing 23rd in Div I (34th in the State).
Junior Jade Dandurand was our second scorer with her best time at Thetford in 25:04.
ORLEANS–Meghan Livingston broke a 1-1 tie with 11:37 remaining in the second half to lift the twelfth ranked Mount Abraham Eagles (10-4-2) over the number four seed Lake Region during the Division II quarter-finals on Saturday afternoon.
The goal came after a solid seventeen minutes of sustained Eagle pressure in the Ranger end of the field.
"The girls gave an awesome effort out their," said Eric Degre. "Unfortunately in the second, they got a bunch of shots in a row and eventually scored."
As the action unfurled in the first half, both teams looked fairly equal.
NEWPORT–Jacob Buckles broke two school records on Friday night as the Falcons fell to Milton 55-26 to wrap up their regular season.
"Those records... I've been wanting to beat them all year," said Buckles.
"I have been hoping, hoping, hoping to finally beat them and to do it is awesome. I can't describe the feeling."
"I can't say enough good things about Jacob Buckles," said coach Tim Simoneau. "He is going to the North/South game and there is no reason he shouldn't be in the Shrine game, representing North Country."
BELLOWS FALLS– In the biggest surprise of the weekend, the seventh ranked North Country field hockey team knocked off number two Bellows Falls (11-2) 1-0.
"We called a time out with five minutes left and I told them that we didn't drive all of this way for nothing, that we were not leaving without a win, and we got it," said a joyous coach Chantelle Bouchard.
Brittany Fortier scored with 1:55 left to play in regulation to give her team the win.
The goal came after a dash-mark hit, which Brittany Verge put into the circle.
ORLEANS–Somebody had to win and somebody had to lose in the Lake Region-Mt. Abraham match on Friday afternoon.
No matter what happened, one team was going to leave the field feeling awful.
Sadly for the fans in Ranger Country, it was their much loved, much admired Lake Region boys, as the Eagles (7-7-1) tallied two goals in the final ten minutes of the contest to advance into the Division II semi-finals.
"I thought it was an excellent match," said coach Tom Evans. "It definitely could have gone either way and it happened to go their's, so hats off to them."
BARRE–Spaulding's Julia Ormsby's goal two minutes and nine seconds into the first half was all the eighth seeded Crimson Tided needed as they held on for the remaining seventy-two-plus minutes to defeat North Country 1-0 in the opening round of the Division I play-offs.
"We played hard, but you never get those goals back," said coach Peter Alexander. "We had eight chances to clear or get something done, and you could see it coming.
"But, from that moment on, I thought we competed and had some decent chances, and I am very pleased with the effort."
CRAFTSBURY–Sisters Elaine and Sarah Dunbar each had a goal as Craftsbury Academy defeated UCA 2-0 in playdown action on Wednesday afternoon.
The Chargers controlled play in the early going, and their pressure paid off when Sarah Dunbar opened the scoring, sending a rebound past United Christian goaltender Lydia Samaan.
In the second, with the score still 1-0 CA, UCA picked up their game and started to pressure the Chargers.
But the home team did not buckle, instead mounting their own assault on the UCA net.
ORLEANS - A brand new coaching staff and an early deficit couldn't stop the Lake Region girls varsity soccer team, who picked up a 2-1 victory over Otter Valley Wednesday afternoon in the opening round of the Division II championship tournament.
Senior striker Lauren Nesshoever took advantage of an early lapse in No. 4 Lake Region's defensive unit. Nesshoever pocked a give-and-go 10 minutes into the match to give the No. 13 seeded Otters an early edge.
ORLEANS - With one score and a pair of assists, Lake Region senior Shaquille Urie lifted the Rangers to a 3-0 victory over visiting Miller River in opening round play of the Division II boys soccer tournament Tuesday.
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He has exhibited at Art Interactive in Cambridge, MA, Hallwalls Contemporary Art Center in Buffalo, NY, Art in General in New York City, Fylkingen in Stockholm, Contemporary Arts Center in Cincinnati, SESI Gallery in Sao Paulo City, Window Project Space in Auckland, New Zealand, Visual Studies Workshop in Rochester, Chiangmai New Media Art Festival in Thailand, DigiFest DXNet in Toronto, and the Cyberarts Festival in Boston. He has been a frequent artist-in-residence at the Experimental Television Center in Owego, New York and is included in the DVD anthology, "ETC: 1969 - 2009" covering 40 years of video arts at ETC. He was previously a visiting professor with the Department of Expanded Media at the School of Art and Design at Alfred University in Alfred, NY and now teaches in the T.I.M.E.-Digital Arts Department at The Cleveland Institute of Art.
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In order to be able to experience the virtual space in real public space, mur.at initiates a contest for making this virtual sculpture - which is spread over Graz like a network - visible for all.
Target of the contest
For the promotion of NetArt and NetCulture mur.at offers the possibility to deal with the community in an artistic way and to implement the winning project.
The virtual sculpture will be transferred to a tangible space in order to be visible also as real locality. Therewith the virtual sculpture becomes a sculpture that can be conceived with all senses in the public space of Graz. The sculpture shall be developed and implemented in various media.
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desired are...
..artistic projects, which refer and use the contents and infrastructure of mur.at, the nodes and/or the mur.at-community.
..artistic projects which excel at using unconventional ideas of "Visualization".
..unrealised projects from the various areas of art; projects which deal with the subject of a NetSculpture. This can be projected in form of media- and space- installations, sound projects, memorial tablets, photo or video projects, as long as it appears meaningful with regard to the subject.
The expression "Visualization" shall be considered a metaphor and the type of realisation shall not be limited to ...
Concrete Stir Fry Poems by Marko Niemi
CONCRETE STIR FRY POEMS by Marko Niemi http://vispo.com/StirFryTexts/marko
Marko Niemi (Finland) has written five "Concrete Stir Fry Poems" that extend the notion of the stir fry form into graphics. Of letters. He has also re-written the programming of the stir fry form in these concrete works. These five works play on relationship, stasis, and dynamism/transformation, among other things. For instance, "still-life" consists of the letters in the word LIFE discombobulatable into parts of each other via moving the mouse over the piece. "four musicians" consists of the letters in the word ECHO. These pieces are quite "concrete" in the Noigandrean sense concerning their simplicity and iconic nature; but they are also contemporary in their algorithmic, generative construction as things written in programming code and graphics of letters. The "Concrete Stir Fry Poems" extend the algorithmic exploration of language and other media implicit in the stir fry form and explores its relations with the earlier work of the concrete poets.[...more]
Art, Play and Community on Sept 8th
If you're in NYC on September 8th, please join us at ³Art, Play, and Community² which will celebrate the release of Joline Blais and Jon Ippolito¹s At the Edge of Art and Alex Galloway¹s Gaming. The event will take place at the New Museum Store on September 8th from 6:30-8:30, and will include a brief dialogue with the authors at 7pm. This event is open to non-Members and there is no admission charge. All details can be found here:
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LIVE NETWORKED_PERFORMANCE - VisitorsStudio. 2nd September 2006.
LIVE NETWORKED_PERFORMANCE - VisitorsStudio. 2nd September 2006. Joberg-Derby-London
Date: Saturday, 2nd September 2006. Time: 4pm (BST) & 5pm (SA time).
A live-online collaborative performance on VisitorsStudio by Nathaniel Stern, Marc Garrett and Ruth Catlow.
Followed by open laptop mixing by audiences and invited local artists at:-
- The Premises Gallery (Johannesburg) - HTTP Gallery (London) - Q Arts (Derby)
The Performance: Nathaniel Stern, Marc Garrett and Ruth Catlow - will peform together for 30 minutes on the VisitorsStudio. Creating an AudioVisual mix, on the theme of UTOPIA - in response to the discussions that has been taking place on the Game/Play blog (http://blog.game-play.org.uk).
After the 30 minute performance: Everyone is invited to join in and upload their own content to networked, real-time platform, to mix and collaborate from the 3 different venues. Others who cannot make it to the venues are invited to join in and connect from their own homes. Remember, the VisitorsStudio has been designed to allow anyone with a 56k modem to access it from anywhere in the world.
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PROJECT « » /THE SECOND ROUND / Synchro-Sys: Vienna-Tokyo
if you havent´t participated in round one, we are pleased to invite you to the project:
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Synchronization System Vienna – Tokyo
Upcoming streaming dates of the project:
01. Sept. 2006 - Vienna 9:00 a.m. / Tokyo 4:00 p.m.
02. Sept. 2006 - Vienna 9:00 a.m. / Tokyo 4:00 p.m.
03. Sept. 2006 - Vienna 9:00 a.m. / Tokyo 4:00 p.m.
04. Sept. 2006 - Vienna 9:00 a.m. / Tokyo 4:00 p.m.
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Dune & Devil are working on the project «•» since 2003. The general idea explores a space- and timebased phenomenon through communicational technoculture. The aggregation of «•» applies different structures like global positioning systems, audiovisual media, mobile technology, telecommunication tools and specialized software, to experience the stereotopographical synchronization of two individuals in different urban situations. We are trying to translate this spacial experiment under the condition of a unique geosocial application to translate this individual, cultural and technological impact in our DIY-habitat. The project produces a sociographic disposition of a mixed reality which can be observed through the interface of dune-n-devil.com.
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The Hickory Crawdads, 1st-Half Northern Division Champions, two-hit the West Virginia Power for the 6-2 victory, before 2,991 fans at Appalachian Power Park on Thursday. The Crawdads have won each of the first three games in West Virginia and go for the sweep Friday.The Power (41-48, 6-15) took advantage of two Crawdads errors in the bottom of the first, plating a pair of unearned runs for the early 2-0 lead. After that winning pitcher Cody Buckel (4-3) settled down and kept the Power scoreless through the remainder of his one-hit outing. He had four strikeouts during his five-inning stint.
The Crawdads (54-35, 14-7) wasted no time erasing the deficit, scoring four runs against losing pitcher Zack Von Rosenberg (3-7) in the top of the second inning. Andrew Clark walked and Josh Richmond singled to start the inning, putting runners at first and second with nobody out. Following a strikeout, Jake Skole drove an RBI ground-rule double to center field, scoring Clark and moving Richmond to third. Yefry Castillo brought in Richmond with a sacrifice fly to center before Odubel Herrera plated Skole from third with a squeeze bunt single. Herrera not only scored Skole and reached first on his bunt, but also took second base as the throw from 3B Chase Lyles sailed past first on the play. Herrera scored on the next play, when Jurickson Profar bounced a grounder down the first base line that was misplayed by first baseman Cole White and trickled out to right field, giving Hickory a 4-2 lead.
The Crawdads tacked on two more runs in the top of the fourth. Christian Villanueva crushed the inning's first pitch over the left field wall for a solo home run followed immediately by a solo blast by Skole giving Hickory a 6-2 advantage.
Jimmy Reyes took over for Buckel in the bottom of the sixth and continued to subdue the Power bats with three scoreless frames. Jorge Marban put the finishing touches on the two-hit victory with a perfect ninth inning.
NOTES: The Crawdads go for the sweep against the Power on Friday at 7:05 p.m. The Crawdads will return home on Wed., July 20 to kick off a seven-game homestand with Redneck Night against the Greensboro Grasshoppers. First Pitch is at 7 p.m., gates open at 6 p.m. It will also be Guaranteed WINsday, with all fans in attendance receiving a FREE ticket to a future game this season if the 'Dads don't win. Also, July 20 will be another Conrad's Self-Esteem Wednesday. Say the words "Conrad's Self-Esteem" at the Ticket Office and get a Half Off Ticket to the game, with $2 going to Catawba Valley Behavioral Healthcare. Also, Wednesday is Unemployment Night - show your NCESC-issued debit card or online statement for four free tickets to the game.
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One of the most exciting components of art practice is appropriating one medium's process in the creation of another. Techniques are transferrable–a point that is demonstrated by a great book we carry at The Paper Place called Babygami: Baby Wrapping for Beginners. This book is an instructional guide on effectively using origami folds to swaddle a baby. What a novel idea!
Babygami features step-wise instructions to help you fold your baby (or your new niece/nephew!) into a blanket as if the cloth were paper.
Taking inspiration from this book, I began thinking about other slippages between art practice and medium. Many of the staff at The Paper Place, myself included, possess sewing skills in addition to paper acuity. The result? Sewing paper!
Take a look at the project I executed with Babygami in mind. Though I completed the project using embroidery floss and canvas, the same could have been done using a lovely long piece of Mura Itaboshi Udaban. This paper measures 16.5 x 56 inches, making it perfect for a landscape-oriented project!
I appropriated the page layout and swaddle folds in order to tell the story of how some adults, "Adam" in this case, swaddle themselves in their comforters as they sleep. Et voila! "Adam-gami: Adam Wrapping for Beginners"! A comical twist on both origami and the traditional baby swaddling technique, my sewing project incorporated elements of paper art, sewing, and story-telling.
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There will be roughly 70 exhibitors with tables full of locally found artifacts on display.. Some dealers will also be on-hand and they will be looking to buy and sell Indian artifacts. If you are looking to get rid of some of those rocks that have been sitting in shoeboxes for decades that a relative found many years ago, then this is the place to bring them and turn them into cash.
Reproduction artifacts will not be allowed to be displayed or sold at this event. For those wanting to display or sell their artifacts, please call Kyle Wilson at 618-406-1355 for table info. Some "Award of Excellence" plaques will be presented to exhibitors who have the best displays. One "Best Personal Find" plaque will be awarded and anyone can enter their best artifact to try to win this specific award.
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This program precedes a two-day event in late September that is part of the Dedication and opening of the Romulus Linney Papers in Belk Library and Information Commons.
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The library launched its new website over the weekend. We are joining the many colleges and departments around the university using the content management system Drupal. This software makes it easier for us to update and maintain the library websites.
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The earliest recording of Doc Watson is part of the archival collections of the W.L. Eury Appalachian Collection at Belk Library and Information Commons at Appalachian State University. This now internationally-known performer from Deep Gap, North Carolina, performed "Precious Jewel" at the 1941 Boone Fiddler's Convention and was recorded by folklorist Dr. Amos Abrams. The recording is available online as part of the Library's digital collections.
Dr. Amos Abrams (1905-1991), an English professor at Appalachian State Teacher's College from 1932 to 1946, made this recording of Doc Watson when Watson was about 18 years old. As he tells at the beginning of the recording, Dr. Abrams thought that this was the first time Watson had sung for a microphone.
Dr. Abrams was an active collector, scholar, and promoter of North Carolina folklore. His archival collection contains hundreds of field recordings from the 1930s and 1940s of the traditional music of western North Carolina, including well-known musicians such as Doc Watson and Frank Profitt. The titles contained in Abrams' collection range from Child Ballads to nineteenth century popular music to compositions of local origin. The collection includes transcriptions of the songs and their variants, also created by Dr. Abrams.
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The Beulah C. Campbell Collection of Original Illustrations for Children's Books is a compilation of over 400 original illustrations by European and American artists that were published primarily in children's literature and picture books. The collection includes works from twenty-eight twentieth-century illustrators, such as James Daugherty, Eric Carle, Jan Pienkowski, Symeon Shimin, Robert Quackenbush, and Leo and Diane Dillon. It includes pencil and charcoal drawings, pastels, watercolor paintings, photographs, printed posters, and other mediums. The illustrations and the children's books for which they were created are housed in Special Collections and are available to researchers by request through the Dougherty Reading Room. The illustration collection is viewable online through the Library's Digital Collections.
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Pictured: Detail from illustrator and author V.H. Drummond's cover art for Mrs. Easter and the Storks (1957).
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The publications on display contribute to and are evidence of the long history of architecture and design in Britain. Given the nature of the topics discussed in each, all contain visual elements, such as woodcuts, engravings, or chromolithographs. Of note is a recent acquisition, nineteenth-century Gothic Revival designer and architect A.W. N. Pugin's Glossary of Ecclesiastical Ornament and Costume (1868, third edition), which contains over 60 chromolithographs.
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DEER RIVER Lewis County legislators today are expected to appoint Craig P. Brennan to fill the vacant District 3 seat.
We realize the importance of having somebody representing the town of Denmark, said Legislature Chairman Michael A. Tabolt, R-Croghan. In this case, its the only person left on the ballot.
Mr. Brennan, a retired state police investigator and businessman, effectively would replace the late Legislator Charles R. Fanning, R-Copenhagen, who died in office in July.
The Deer River Republican earlier this month defeated Gerald S. Snyder, Mr. Fannings nephew by marriage, in a GOP primary, effectively knocking Mr. Snyder off the November ballot and leaving himself as the lone remaining candidate.
Mr. Tabolt said he and his fellow lawmakers had chosen not to fill the spot on the board as long as there was a contested election.
We let the election process go forward, he said.
While a write-in challenge still could be possible, the chairman said most lawmakers now feel comfortable bringing in Mr. Brennan for a few months of on-the-job training, rather than forcing him to wait until January, so he has a greater chance to familiarize himself with day-to-day operations of the county.
Mr. Brennan already has started coming to legislative sessions, including spending the whole day Wednesday in committee sessions, Mr. Tabolt said.
Mr. Brennan should help cover for Mr. Fannings old committee assignments and, hopefully, offer some insight on all these important decisions coming up, Mr. Tabolt said.
The late Copenhagen legislator chaired the Transportation and Solid Waste Committee and served on the Taxation and Economic Development committees.
I thank all my constituents in District 3, Mr. Brennan said. I owe this honor to them.
He said the early appointment, if forthcoming, should make for a smoother transition in January, when at least six of the 10 legislative seats will be filled by newcomers.
Im hoping to understand the culture, Mr. Brennan said.
He said he will work diligently to get up to speed on current issues and follow through on a campaign platform of open government and opposing frivolous spending of taxpayer dollars.
I suspect that if Im a legislator for eight years, Ill still be learning, Mr. Brennan said. And that doesnt mean Im a slow learner.
The current District 3 makes up the entire town of Denmark. However, because of redistricting, the district next year will encompass most of Denmark, except for the Castorland area, along with the northern part of the town of Lowville.
Mr. Brennan spent a combined 25 years with the West Carthage Police Department and state police, including nine years as an investigator, until his retirement in 2001.
He then worked as general manager of T.F. Wright & Sons Granite Foundry, Carthage, for three years before returning to his roots with a three-year stint as administrator of the Metro-Jefferson Drug Task Force through the Jefferson County district attorneys office.
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Its still important that they get out to vote, he said.
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Houston, TX (SportsNetwork.com) - Terrence Jones scored a career-high 24 points, including six during an 18-1 run to open the game, and the Houston Rockets shot almost 57 percent in a 109-85 win over the Boston Celtics on Tuesday night.
The outcome was never in doubt after Houston's game-opening run. The Rockets shot 80 percent in the first quarter for a 40-18 lead and 72.2 percent in the first half for a 68-44 advantage the break.
Patrick Beverley had 16 points, James Harden scored 15, Chandler Parsons had 11 points and Dwight Howard filled the stat sheet with 10 points, 11 rebounds, two steals and three blocks in under 28 minutes.
The Rockets have won three in a row and four of their last five.
Courtney Lee scored 17 points off the bench to lead the Celtics, who have lost four in a row since a four-game winning streak. Avery Bradley added 11 points and Jared Sullinger scored 10.
The Rockets missed just four of their 20 shots in the first quarter and were 5-for-7 on 3-pointers.
In addition to Jones' six points during the big run, Beverly had five.
Beverley opened the second quarter with a 3 to make it a 25-point game. The Celtics later cut it to 18 but Houston scored 14 of the next 22 for its 24- point lead at halftime.
The Rockets stretched their lead to 35 points late in the third quarter on Howard's putback and were up 88-57 going into the fourth. It was never closer than 25 after that.
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The Community Semper Fi Fund Team consists of compassionate people who take the time and initiative to compete in athletic events, host athletic events, and/or accomplish athletic feats while supporting the Semper Fi Fund. Because fundraising is a competitive endeavor, we consider all members of the Community Semper Fi Team, our Community Athletes!
By rallying communities in support of the Semper Fi Fund, Community Athletes show our injured and ill servicemen and women that they are not forgotten, and that "help is on the way." The funding and awareness that is raised by Community Athletes is an integral part of the support system that the Semper Fi Fund needs to accomplish its mission.
Community Athletes compete in marathons, triathlons, softball games, baseball games, football games, motorsports, golfing, biking, climbing, or even simply conduct a letter writing or fundraising campaign. They pledge to raise funds and awareness for the Semper Fi Fund throughout their generous efforts, and they usually have fun in the process!
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There is established in the Institute a National Center for Special Education Research (in this part referred to as the "Special Education Research Center").
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The mission of the Special Education Research Center is—
(1) to sponsor research to expand knowledge and understanding of the needs of infants, toddlers, and children with disabilities in order to improve the developmental, educational, and transitional results of such individuals;
(2) to sponsor research to improve services provided under, and support the implementation of, the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (20 U.S.C. 1400 et seq.); and
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The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, referred to in subsec. (b)(2), (3), is title VI of Pub. L. 91–230, Apr. 13, 1970, 84 Stat. 175, as amended, which is classified generally to chapter 33 (§ 1400 et seq.) of this title. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see section 1400 of this title and Tables.
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Intermountain Health Care has announced it will make a $50,000 donation to the College of Eastern Utah Nursing Department. The donation will be used to fund the travel costs of students to go outside Carbon County to receive training at some of Utah's largest and most technologically advanced hospitals.
"The CEU Nursing Department is extremely grateful for the continuing support of its nursing program by IHC," says Frances Swasey, director of the school's nursing program.
The donation allows CEU to assist students during their clinical rotations in IHC facilities for training in tertiary areas. Students in their final semester spend two to three weeks at Utah Valley Regional Medical Center and Primary Children's Hospital and negotiations are currently taking place to expand that training to Dixie Regional Medical Center.
"This donation fills two purposes," said Nancy Nowak, RN, IHC's chief nursing officer. "It helps provide additional training options for CEU's nursing students - and it is part of IHC's mission of community service."
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What brings together caterpillars, community members, the rain, rabbits, students, and the sun? The Oglethorpe University-Brookhaven Community Garden—which produces more than 100 lbs. of fresh fruits and vegetables every year. Students, faculty, staff, and tours walk by it every day and might not know it is there or that volunteers plant, water, and harvest fruits and vegetables for a local community food pantry.
The garden is a collaboration between OU, Oglethorpe Presbyterian Church (OPC), Brookhaven Christian Church (BCC), and St. Martin's Episcopal School (SMES). The mission of the Community Garden is to bring together the University, the Brookhaven community, and committed friends to develop a vegetable garden for the production of locally grown, locally distributed, healthy products that feed those in need and heighten the awareness and appreciation of and commitment to living in harmony with our environment and as a community.
The garden is located on land that formally was home to the Oglethorpe pool behind the Emerson Student Center. The pool shed now holds garden supplies and the remaining parts of the fence hold up hand painted signs made by students during the 2009 OU Day of Service. The building materials for the garden were donated by Davis Landscape, a local landscape company whose Executive Vice President, Chris Astley, once worked in the Admission Office during the summer between school semesters. With the help, advice, and planning of University of Georgia's Cooperative Extension County Agents and DeKalb County Master Gardener Sarah Brodd, six raised beds and six small circular beds were built and prepared. Student volunteers and volunteers from each organization supporting the garden maintain it throughout the year.
Volunteers have grown and donated basil, broccoli, bush beans, cucumbers, kale, okra, onions, radishes, summer squash, tomatoes, and zucchini. Some food has been lost to bugs, rabbits, and this past winter to the freezing ice and snow, but every season brings new challenges, success, and lessons learned. In past harvesting seasons, volunteers walked out the back gate to deliver the fresh food to the Oglethorpe Presbyterian Church Food Pantry, currently in its fifth decade serving families in our community. Now volunteers drive the produce to Suthers' Center for Christian Outreach. Open on Tuesday and Friday mornings in Chamblee, their food pantry is a collaborative effort of area churches, the Oglethorpe University-Brookhaven Community Garden, and friends.
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Science Education is a unit, in the College of Arts and Sciences, which collaborates with the Bayh College of Education to prepare prospective teachers of science. Our faculty teach science methods courses for elementary education (SCED 393) and secondary science education majors (SCED 396L and 398L).
The Center oversees the undergraduate programs for science education majors and advises the students in those majors. Students enrolled in an undergraduate program for Science Education may choose either a B. S. or a B. A. degree. Please see our General Information and Degree Programs page for more information about our programs.
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Google Drive FAQ for administrators
Below are common questions about managing Google Drive for a team of Google Apps users.
Looking instead for a Google Drive feature overview?
OverviewIs Google Drive different than Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides?
Yes. Google Drive is a place to store and access all your files, while Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides are types of web-based documents, as are Forms and Drawings. The suite of Google's web-based editors is referred to as Google Docs editors.
Similarly, Google My Maps are also web-based documents that you can create or share in Google Drive. Like Docs editors, My Maps can be used with or without Google Drive.
With Google Drive, your data is always backed up on the web, so no matter what happens to your devices, your files are safe. You get the same business-grade data protection and security advantages that you get with Google Apps, as described in Google Apps security and privacy.
Accessing Google DriveMy organization uses SSO. Will this affect our users' access to Google Drive?
Google Drive supports SSO (Single Sign-On). Once SSO users install Google Drive for Mac/PC and try to authenticate with Google Apps, Google Drive will redirect users to enter their SSO password online. After this, no special steps are required to use Google Drive.
2-step verification is supported with Google Drive on the web. On mobile devices, users will need to use an application-specific password to configure the application.
Files in your local Google Drive folder that weren't created with Google Docs editors or Google My Maps, (such as PDFs, Word documents, and Excel spreadsheets), are always accessible when you're offline. To see your cloud-based Docs, Sheets, and Slides when you're offline, you can enable offline access to Google Docs editors for Chrome browser users. My Maps are not available offline.
You can also work offline when using apps for your Android device or iPhone or iPad.
Files not created with Google Docs editors or Google My Maps still exist on your computer, as usual. Future changes to the local files will no longer sync, because your computer won't be able to authenticate with Google Drive.
However, because Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides files are just pointers to web resources, a valid user name and password is required to access them.
If you choose to not install the Google Drive for Mac/PC sync client, local files don't automatically sync to all your Google Drive devices. However, Google Drive on the web is still a place to access your online Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides, online Google My Maps, plus any files you manually upload to Google Drive. You can also still access your Google Docs, Sheets, Slides, My Maps, and uploaded files via mobile apps.
As the administrator, you can disable the Google Drive for Mac/PC sync client across your organization. See step 3 of Install Google Drive for Mac/PC to learn how. However, note that doing this will not keep users from downloading their files from Google Drive on the web.
You can disable some components of the Google Drive service, but you can't disable Drive and keep the Google Docs editors. If you turn off the Google Drive service, this disables all components of the service, as well as Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides.
Syncing and searching filesHow does Google Drive sync files?
Google Drive for Mac/PC is the sync client. When you install Google Drive for Mac/PC, it creates a folder on your computer named Google Drive. Anything you put in this folder is synchronized with Google Drive on the web, and also becomes available on all your Google Drive devices.
Google Drive provides bi-directional sync, so changes you make online are reflected on all your devices, and vice-versa.
Google Drive for Mac/PC supports only HFS+ (on OS X) and NTFS (on Windows). There is currently no support for network volumes (e.g. SMB or NFS) or other file systems such as FAT32.
Synced Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides are stored on your computer as files that are essentially pointers to the web documents, as are synced Google My Maps. These small "pointer files" have Google extensions (such as .gdoc, .gsheet, and .gslides), and do not count toward your storage quota. If you open these files on your computer, the Docs, Sheets, Slides, and My Maps open up in your default web browser, where you can edit them online as usual.
No. Your local files will remain in your Google Drive folder on your computer, and a synced copy is also stored online. The exceptions are files created by the Google Docs editors and Google My Maps, which are just pointers on your computer to the web resources, as described above.
By default, Google Drive for Mac/PC doesn't throttle bandwidth, but you can change the amount of bandwidth that Drive can use to sync your files. You can also pause syncing at any given time if Drive is consuming too much of your Internet connection.
See Sync files and folders to learn how to limit bandwidth and pause syncing.
Google Drive downloads the file in each location on your local machine, but only one version counts against your storage quota.
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With Google Apps for Work, each user gets 30 GB free storage. With the legacy free edition of Google Apps, each user gets 15 GB of storage. With Google Apps Unlimited or Google Apps for Education, each user gets unlimited storage (if you have 5 or more users) or 1 TB of storage (if you have 4 or fewer users).
This storage is available for Google Drive, Gmail, and Google Photos. If you need more storage, additional storage can be purchased. Google Docs editors and Google My Maps do not count toward storage quotas.
The maximum individual file size that can be synced in Google Drive is 5 TB. Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides have different size limits.
Google Drive storage is for users and Google Cloud Storage is for developers.
Multiple revisions of a file are available online, but only the latest version is available on your computer. The online revisions are not counted toward your storage quota unless you've explicitly decided to keep older revisions.
No, files that have been shared with you in Google Drive never count toward your storage limit, even if you move them to My Drive and sync them. (Files you sync do take up space on your hard drive.)
You can sync all items in your Google Drive on the web or, if you don't have sufficient storage on your computer, you can choose to sync only a subset of folders in your Google Drive. See Choose what syncs to your computer to learn more.
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Our rare and precious mother, grandmother, sister and friend left this mortal existence surrounded by her family on April 14, 2011. She showed her courage and strength after sustaining a severe head injury after a fall.
Marjorie was born Oct. 14, 1928 to John (Jack) and Elizabeth Phillips in Hiawatha. She grew up and lived in Carbon County for 32 years, and loved to go back and visit for any reason she could think of.
She married Clark Russell Lee on May 28, 1947. They had five children. What a great 53 years they had together. He preceded her death in 2000. Her daughter Barbara preceded her in 1992.
Marjorie loved family get togethers, hot chocolate in the morning while reading her scriptures, family, genealogy, Jazz and football games, and family.
Mom was an ordinance worker ta the Bountiful LDS Temple for many years. She was very active in the Church. She was called to do Church History extraction, for over 20 years. She did enough people to fill the conference center over five times.
Mom lovingly made all the grandkids afghans when they turned 16. She crocheted beautiful doilies that we will cherish, and they were a big money maker at the family reunion auctions.
We will dearly miss the birthday cards; she always remembered to send to every member of her family. Let us celebrate her unceasing kindness to others, and her generosity to everyone. Her gentle manner endeared her to everyone she met. We will miss her influence in our lives, and her constant family support. She was always very proud of her family, a quiet little force behind us.
Marjorie is survived by her children, Connie (Ben) Pierce, Wellington; Bonnie Dalton, West Jordan; Ron (Jamie) Lee, Huntington; Phil (Margo) Lee, Dublin, Ohio; 18 grandchildren; and 26 great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were held Monday, April 18, 2011 at the Bountiful 37th Ward Chapel, 400 E. 1500 N. Interment - Bountiful City Cemetery. Online guest book at www.russonmortuary.com.


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The name Zian is of Chinese origin.
The meaning of Zian is "self peace".
In the U.S. in 2014, it ranked 3671 in baby name popularity for boys with 29 occurrences. Less than 5 girls were given the name.
View the Zian Name Popularity Page to see how the popularity trend for Zian has changed since 1880, or to compare the popularity of Zian to other names.
Just for fun, see the name Zian in Hieroglyphics, learn about ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphics and write a Hieroglyphic message.
Learn about nautical flags and see your name or message written in nautical flags, on the Zian in Nautical Flags page.
Looking for something more mystical? Visit the Zian Numerology page.
Males are often given names which are linked to strength and firmness and females to names associated with beauty and flowers. Chinese children are never named after a famous person or an elder in the family as this is considered offensive.
Full names are used to address someone informally, and a salutation along with the family name is used to address someone formally. For example, Yao Ming of the Houston Rockets would be addressed as Yao Ming informally and Mr. Yao formally.
Some Chinese people who emigrate to or do business in Western nations, reverse the order of their names as a way of Westernizing their names. For example the cellist and composer Yo-Yo Ma, whose family name is Ma.