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Shawnee Hills Golf Course, Regulation Course
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- 18753 Egbert Rd, Bedford, OH 44146
- (440) 232-7184
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|27 total holes at facility
|Green fees - $31 to $38 (estimate)
|Designed by Benjamin Zink
|Built in 1959
|Blue Grass
|Driving Range: Yes
|Municipal golf course
The Regulation Course at Shawnee Hills Golf Course is an 18-hole regulation length golf course in Bedford, Ohio. This short layout will reward good shots and provide a fun golf outing for everyone. There is another course on this same property, the Par-3 Course. Online tee times may be available at Shawnee Hills Golf Course or at nearby golf courses, usually offered at a discount from the normal rate.
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2.5 Stars (2 Reviews) - Last updated on July 15, 2014
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People are more interested in the Saab brand again!
April 28, 2014 in SaabsUnited Related
Its no secret that the interest in the Saab brand fell dramatically after the bankruptcy in december 2011. And it could be seen clearly in the statistics here on SU and on other bloggs that I've talked to. The general loss in visitors was about 25% in average between the period of Q4 2011 and Q1 2012.
Most held on during Q2 of 2012 but when it was announced that Saab was to go electric another major drop in visitors was experienced during Q3 2012. This was due to the fact that many would not consider an electric car and in such lost complete interest for the brand. That drop was roughly 30-40%.
After that, the amount of visitors to SU at least has been pretty steady, we had some major momentary increases due to large news but the average still wasn't affected much by that during the whole of 2013, however in the past 3 months we've seen a significant increase once again, I think its largely due to the fact that NEVS is actually producing and now delivering cars to customers that make people come back or visit this site for the first time.
Q1 2014 has shown roughly a 10% steady increase month after month in the amount of visitors coming to SU. Its not a major increase nor is it any form of logarithmic increase, but we're seeing a steady continuous comeback which is really nice! =)


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What was once the first 'Ateneo' of Madrid, two centuries later is now a completely renovated building housing a modern hotel.
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ALLEN, ROBERTA / ALLOWAY, LAWRENCE / ATCHLEY, DANA / BALDESSARI, JOHN / BRECHT, GEORGE / CUMMING, ROBERT / DINE, JIM / DUBUFFET, JEAN / EHRENBERG, FELIPE / FREIDMAN, KEN / GILBERT & GEORGE / HERMS, GEORGE / HOCKNEY, DAVID / KAPROW, ALLAN / LACY, SUZANNE / LEVINE, LES / MANDEL, MIKE / N.E. THING COMPANY LTD. (BAXTER, IAIN & INGRID) / PENCK, A.R. / ROTH, DIETER / RUSCHA, EDWARD / SAITO, TAKAKO / SAMARAS, LUCAS / VALLANCE, JEFFREY / VAUTIER, BEN / VOSTELL, WOLF / ANTIN, ELEANOR / APPLE, JACKI / ASTRO ARTZ / BURNHAM, LINDA FRYE / CAROOMPAS, CAROLE / DRUCKER, JOHANNA / GRIEGER, SCOTT / HANSON, JO / JONES, KIM / LLOYD, GINNY / MONTANO, LINDA / RACHEL, VAUGHAN / SHAW, JOYCE CUTLER / SMITH, BARBARA / SPIEGELMAN, LON / TAVENNER, PAT / TOMASELLI, FRED / WENNER, PAUL / WESTPHAL, KATHERINE CALIFORNIA BOOK WORKS ... Exhibition Center, Otis Art Institute of Parsons School of Design, Los Angeles, CA. January 3 - February 11, 1984.
Exhibition poster / catalogue. Black, red and white. Offset lithograph printed on both sides. Curator: Joan Hugo. Text: Al Nodal, Frances Butler and Justine Clancy. Artists included: R. Allen, L. Alloway, D. Atchley, J. Baldessari, G. Brecht, R. Cumming, J. Dine, J. Dubuffet, F. Ehrenberg, K. Friedman, Gilbert & George, G. Herms, D. Hockney, A. Kaprow, S. Lacy, L. Levine, M. Mandel, N.E. Thing Company Ltd., A.R. Penck, D. Roth, E. Ruscha, T. Saito, L. Samaras, J. Vallance, B. Vautier, W. Vostell, E. Antin, J. Apple, Astro Artz, L.F. Burnham, C. Caroompas, J. Drucker, S. Grieger, J. Hanson, K. Jones, G. Lloyd, L. Montano, V. Rachel, J.C. Shaw, B. Smith, L. Speigelman, P. Tavenner, F. Tomaselli, P. Wenner, K. Westphal and others. Very good condition. Unfolded: 17.5 x 22.5".
CHRISTO / HABER, IRA JOEL / WEINER, LAWRENCE / STRIDER, MARJORIE / HOLT, NANCY / HAACKE, HANS / PIPER, ADRIAN / AYCOCK, ALICE / FERRER, RAFAEL / ANTIN, ELEANOR / MILLER, BRENDA / ZAIMA, STEPHEN / HUEBLER, DOUGLAS / LEWITT, SOL / WILCHUSKY, LEANN BARTOK / BALDESSARI, JOHN / POWELL, GREGG / CRANE, MIKE / BERKMAN, PHIL / RIBE, A. / BARRY, ROBERT / BURTON, SCOTT / BEUYS, JOSEPH / GILBERT & GEORGE / ACCONCI, VITO / KIRBY, MICHAEL / LONG, RICHARD / DENES, AGNES / SMITHSON, ROBERT / SERRA, RICHARD / KOSUTH, JOSEPH / BUREN, DANIEL / SULLIVAN, JAN / PERREAULT, JOHN TriQuarterly 32. Anti-Object Art. Winter 1975. Northwestern University, Evanston, IL. 1975.
Artists' periodical. Color and black and white. Corrugated cardboard wrappers. Perfect bound. Includes a pocket on the front cover containing five offset lithograph printed leaves. Editor: Charles Newman. Very good condition. Bottom right corner lightly bumped. Soft diagonal crease to upper right corner of front cover. Pocket leaves: 3.5 x 2.25" each. Reference: DANIEL BUREN. Farbige und vielfache Eindrucke. Impressions colorees et multiples. Neues Museum Weserburg Bremen, Bremen, Germany. November 14, 1999 - February 20, 2000. Conceptual Art; Environmental Art / Land Art; Photography.
FRECHURET, MAURICE / BEUYS, JOSEPH / PANE, GINA / ACCONCI, VITO / LUTHI, URS / JOURNIAC, MICHEL / KLAUKE, JURGEN / BOLTANSKI, CHRISTIAN / BRAKHAGE, STAN / ABRAMOVIC, MARINA / EXPORT, VALIE / SCHNEEMANN, CAROLEE / CLARK, LARRY / OPPENHEIM, DENNIS / NAUMAN, BRUCE / ASKEVOLD, DAVID / MCCARTHY, PAUL / BURDEN, CHRIS / HORN, REBECCA / GILBERT & GEORGE / WEGMAN, WILLIAM Les annees 70: l'art en cause. capcMusee d'art contemporain de Bordeaux, Bordeaux, France. October 18, 2002 - January 19, 2003.
Exhibition catalog. Color and black and white. Fold-out wrappers. Stitch bound and glued. Artists included: J. Beuys, G. Pane, V. Acconci, U. Luthi, M. Journiac, J. Klauke, C. Boltanski, S. Brakhage, M. Abramovic, V. Export, C. Schneemann, L. Clark, D. Oppenheim, B. Nauman, D. Askevold, P. McCarthy, C. Burden, R. Horn, Gilbert & George, W. Wegman and others. Text: M. Frechuret. Text in English and French. Very good condition. 11 x 8.75". 416 pages. ISBN#: 2877211940
GILBERT & GEORGE to be with art is all we ask. GILBERT and GEORGE. the human sculptors. Gegenverkehr, Zentrum fur aktuelle Kunst, Aachen, Germany. October 8 - 13, 1970.
Artists' publication / exhibition catalog. Black and white. Wrappers. Staple bound. Reproduction of the text and cover of the artists' book 'to be with art is all we ask' in a catalog format. Text in English and German. Very good condition. 8 x 8.25". Unpaginated. "To Be With Art Is All We Ask, illustrates on the other hand in words an image of Gilbert and George's ideas. 'Living Sculptors', is a declaration of passionate and romantic love, a song to the inspiring and beneficient muse who makes young sculptors happy, and to whom they dedicate sublime and ardent words. 'Art, We continue to dedicate our artists-art to you alone for you and your pleasure for Art's-sake', and from whom they constantly request protection and inspiration, 'we always ask you help, Art, for we need much strength in this modern time, to be only artists of a lifetime' and constant refrain 'because to be with art is all we ask'."Reference: p. 101 BOOKS BY ARTISTS. TIM GUEST. GERMANO CELANT. Art Metropole, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. 1981; pp. 28-30, 306 THE WORDS OF GILBERT & GEORGE With Portraits of the Artists from 1968 to 1997. Violette Editions, London, UK. 1997. Conceptual Art; Performance Art.
GILBERT & GEORGE GILBERT & GEORGE. POST-CARD SCULPTURES AND EPHEMERA, 1969-1981. Hirschl & Adler Modern, New York, NY. May 2 - 25, 1990.
Exhibition catalogue. Color and black and white. Folding wrappers. Staple bound. Text: Carter Ratcliff. Very good condition. 10.5 x 8.75". ISBN#: 0942051246 Photography.
GILBERT & GEORGE GILBERT & GEORGE ART EXHIBITION. Anthony d'Offay Gallery, London, UK. November 26, 1992 - January 29, 1993.
Exhibition poster. Color offset lithograph printed on black paper. Very good condition. 16.5 x 11.75". Photography.
GILBERT & GEORGE [GILBERT & GEORGE CHINA EXHIBITION]. [National Art Gallery, Beijing, China / The Art Museum, Shanghai, China]. 1993.
Exhibition poster. Red, yellow, pink/orange and black offset lithograph printed on white paper. Text in Chinese. Very good condition. 19.75 x 27.5". Photography.
GILBERT & GEORGE [GILBERT & GEORGE PICTURES 1983-1988. MOSCOW EXHIBITION]. [New Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow, Russia]. 1990.
Exhibition poster. Blue, orange/yellow, red and black offset lithograph printed on white paper. Text in Russian. Very good condition. 34.5 x 22.75". Photography.
GILBERT & GEORGE GILBERT & GEORGE. DOWN TO EARTH. THE COSMOLOGICAL PICTURES. Wiener Secession, Vienna, Austria. April 9 - May 17, 1992.
Exhibition poster. Black, red, purple and green offset lithograph printed on white paper. Very good condition. 33.25 x 23.5". Photography.
GILBERT & GEORGE THE CHARCOAL ON PAPER SCULPTURES: 1970 - 1974. capc Musee d'art contemporain de Bordeaux, Bourdeaux, France. May 9 - September 7, 1986.
Exhibition catalog. Black and white. Wrappers. Stitch bound. Introductory essays and an interview are followed by numerous illustrations of drawings with titles and accompanying texts, as well as installation shots of the drawings in various venues. Text by Jean-Louis Froment, Gilbert & George and Carter Ratcliff. Interview by Demosthne Davvetas. Text in French and English. Inscribed, signed and dated on half-title page. Very good condition. 11.5 x 10". 155 pages. "ART FOR ALLWe want Our Art to speak across the barriers of knowledge directly to People about their Life and not about their knowledge of art. The 20th century has been cursed with an art that cannot be understood. The decadent artists stand for themselves and their chosen few, laughing at and dismissing the normal outsider. We say that puzzling, obscure and form-obsessed art is decadent and a cruel denial of Life of People." Reference: p. 7 THE CHARCOAL ON PAPER SCULPTURES: 1970 - 1974. capc Musee d'art contemporain de Bordeaux, Bourdeaux, France. May 9 - September 7, 1986.
GILBERT & GEORGE THERE WERE TWO MEN. Galleria Sperone, Turin, Italy. May 28, 1971.
Exhibition announcement card. Black and white. Offset lithograph printed. Very good condition. 5 x 7.5".
GILBERT & GEORGE DARK SHADOW un nuovo libro di GILBERT & GEORGE the sculptors. 1976. Gian Enzo Sperone, Rome, Italy. February 23 - 24, 1977.
Publication announcement card. Recto is gold on red and verso is black on white. Printed on both sides. Text in Italian. Very good condition. Light rubbing to recto. 4.25 x 6".
GILBERT & GEORGE GILBERT & GEORGE. THE COSMOLOGICAL PICTURES. Ernst Muzeum, Budapest, Hungary. June 11 - July 17, 1992.
Exhibition announcement card. Color and black and white. Offset lithograph printed. Folded. Very good condition. Light edge wear. 7 x 8.75".
GILBERT & GEORGE GILBERT & GEORGE. THE COMPLETE PICTURES 1971 - 1985. Rizzoli, New York, NY. 1986.
Monograph. Color and black and white. Wrappers. Perfect bound. Text: Carter Ratcliff. Very good condition. Creasing and light shelf wear to wrappers. 11.5 x 10". 270 pages. ISBN#: 0847807797 Conceptual Art.
GREEN, CHARLES / KOSUTH, JOSEPH / BURN, IAN / RAMSDEN, MEL / ART & LANGUAGE / POIRIER, ANNE / POIRIER, PATRICK / HARRISON, HELEN MAYER / HARRISON, NEWTON / CHRISTO / JEAN-CLAUDE / GILBERT & GEORGE / ABRAMOVIC, MARINA / ULAY THE THIRD HAND: collaboration in art from conceptualism to postmodernism. University of Minnesota Press, Minneapolis, MN. 2001.
General reference. Black and white. Wrappers. Perfect bound. Includes chapters on J. Kosuth, I. Burn, M. Ramsden, Art & Language, A. Poirier, P. Poirier, H.M. Harrison, N. Harrison, Christo, Jean-Claude, Gilbert & George, M. Abramovic and Ulay. Very good condition. Light edge wear to wrappers. 10 x 7". 246 pages. ISBN#: 081663713X
HUEBLER, DOUGLAS / ANTIN, ELEANOR / CALZOLARI, PIER PAOLO / SALVO (MANGIONE, SALVATORE) / BOETTI, ALIGHIERO / DARBOVEN, HANNE / ZUCK, TIM / ASKEVOLD, DAVID / GOODYEAR, JOHN / WEINER, LAWRENCE / MAZURQUIL, ROGER / HARPER, CHARLES / OSTROW, SAUL / BLUME, DAVID / LEVINE, LES / MACDONALD, ROBERT / KITE, CAROLYN / DIMITRIJEVIC, BRACO / PEARSON, JOHN / LIPPARD, LUCY R. / MAEYAMA, TADASHI / KURIYAMA, KUNIMASA / KANEKO, SHYOJI / TANAQUA, KODO / SUNOHARA, TOSHIYUKI / SATO, HIDEHARU / MIZUKAMI, JUN / KAWATSU, HIROSHI / MATSUZAWA, YUTAKA / FERGUSON, GERALD / BOEZEM, MARINUS / BROUWN, STANLEY / DIBBETS, JAN / VAN RAVENSTEIGN, ADRIAN / BURGY, DONALD / BARRY, ROBERT / COOK, CHRISTOPHER / RUSCHA, EDWARD / CUMMING, ROBERT / DENES, AGNES / PIPER, ADRIAN / HAACKE, HANS / BALDESSARI, JOHN / LEWITT, SOL / FISCHER, KONRAD / BUREN, DANIEL / GILBERT & GEORGE / BECHER, BERND & HILLA / KOZLOWSKI, JAROSLAW / JARDEN, RICHARDS Duration Piece #8. Global. Castelli Gallery, New York, NY / Galleria Sperone, Turin, Italy. October 1973.
Artists' book. Black and white. Tabloid format. Editor: D. Huebler. Contributors: E. Antin, P.P. Calzolari, Salvo, A. Boetti, H. Darboven, T. Zuck, D. Askevold, J. Goodyear, L. Weiner, R. Mazurquil, C. Harper, S. Ostrow, D. Blume, L. Levine, J. Burnham, R. MacDonlad, C. Kite, B. Dimitrijevic, J. Pearson, L.R. Lippard, T. Maeyama, K. Kuriyama, S. Kaneko, K. Tamaqua, T. Sunohara, H. Sato, J. Misukami, H. Kawatsu, Y. Matsuzawa, G. Ferguson, M. Boezem, S. Brouwn, J. Dibbets, A. van Ravensteign, D. Burgy, R. Barry, C. Cook, E. Ruscha, R. Cumming, A. Denes, A. Piper, H. Haacke, J. Baldessari, S. LeWitt, K. Fischer, D. Buren, Gilbert & George, B. & H. Becher, J. Kozlowski and R. Jarden. Edition of 2000 copies. Excellent condition. 16 x 11.5". 50 pages. Conceptual Art.
KINNEY, TULSA / GILBERT & GEORGE / WILSON, ROBERT / BOWERS, ANDREA / BUCKLEY, ANNIE / RUSSELL, CHRISTOPHER / WERY, PAIGE / BLACK, EZHRA JEAN / RODRIGUEZ, FRANK / NICKSIN, CAROLE / HUBBY, TYLER / MULHOLLAND, MITCHELL / WORONOV, MARY / SIMMONS, MICHAEL / GRUNDY, GORDY / PERRY, ROBYN / LILI, NADIA / FLORES-WILLIAMS, JASON / TOTTENHAM, JOHN / HUMPHREY, DAVID / BUTCHER, SUSAN / WOOD, CAROL artillery. volume 1, number 5. Artillery, Los Angeles, CA. May 2007.
Periodical. Color and black and white. Wrappers. Staple bound. Editor: T. Kinney. Includes articles by / on: Gilbert & George, R. Wilson, A. Bowers, A. Buckley, C. Russell, P. Wery, E.J. Black, F. Rodriguez, C. Nicksin, T. Hubby, M. Mulholland, M. Woronov, M. Simmons, G. Grundy, R. Perry, N. Lili, J. Flores-Williams, J. Tottenham, D. Humphrey, S. Butcher, C. Wood and others. Very good condition. 10 x 8.25". Light rubbing along spine. 46 pages.
MAUBANT, JEAN-LOUIS / ROZIER, JACQUELINE / CAGE, JOHN / BLEY, CARLA / ANSELLEM, GERHARD / BUREN, DANIEL / CRAGG, TONY / BOLTANSKI, CHRISTIAN / GILBERT & GEORGE / BESSON, CHRISTIAN Le Nouveau Musee forage off shore dans la region lyonnaise. Editions Charles Le Bouil, Paris, France. 1982?
Catalog. Black and white. Wrappers. Staple bound. Included: J. Maubant, J. Rozier, J. Cage, C. Bley, G. Ansellem, D. Buren, T. Cragg, C. Boltanski, Gilbert & George and C. Besson. Text in French. Very good condition. Corner wear and rubbing to wraps. 11.75 x 8.25". 27 pages.
OBRIST, HANS-ULRICH / MEKAS, JONAS / GRIGELY, JOSEPH / BOLTANSKI, CHRISTIAN / GILBERT & GEORGE / GORDON, DOUGLAS / STEERUWITZ, MARLENE / MESSAGER, ANNETTE / WEINER, LAWRENCE / HASEGAWA, ITSUKO / GRAHAM, DAN / OROZCO, GABRIEL / LEVEQUE, CLAUDE / FELDMANN, HANS-PETER / PARR, MARTIN / KORINE, HARMONY / OHANNESSIAN, A. / NEGRI, TONI / BOURGEOIS, LOUISE / BOUABRE, BRULY / HORN, RONI, BILLINGHAM, RICHARD / GIORNO, JOHN / RONDINONE, UGO / TROCKEL, ROSEMARI / PRICE, CEDRIC / LUM, KEN / HAINS, RAYMOND / HIRSCHHORN, THOMAS / FRIEDMAN, YONA / RAWANCHAIKUL, NAVIN / BARNEY, MATTHEW / DARBOVEN, HANNE / RAQS MEDIA COLLECTIVE / GLISSANT, EDOUARD / CLOSKY, CLAUDE / ONO, YOKO / GETTE, PAUL-ARMAND / PARRENO, PHILIPPE / SPERO, NANCY / DEAN, TACITA / RUSCHA, ED / MCGINNESS, RYAN / PRINCE, RICHARD / HIRST, DAMIEN / BUCHE, TOBIAS / FRIDFINNSSON, HREINN / REIP, HUGUES / COUNSELL, MELANIE / CRUMB, ROBERT / CRUZ-DIEZ, CARLOS / JEONG-A, KOO / RAAD, WALID / MCGINLEY, RYAN / SINGH, DAYANITA / REIMER, PIERRE / ADNAN, ETEL / WILSON, PETER LAMBORN / HENRY, PIERRE Le Point d'Ironie. agns b., Paris, France. 1997-2014.
The first sixty-four issues (issues numbered 0-54, with number 32 issued twice, plus eight special issues) of Le Point d'Ironie. Color. Tabloid format. Editor: Hans-Ulrich Obrist. Very good condition. 17.25 x 12 inches. Please contact us for details about the issues.
REED, RALPH / FRANCES, BUTLER / ALASTAIR, JOHNSTON / DIODATO, BALDO / EDGE, DOUG / FISH, MARY / JACOBS, JESSIE A.J. / MILLER, GREGORY A.J. / JOHNSON, TOM / KERNON, NATHAN / LEONARD, JOANNE / MOORE, STEPHEN / NESTOR, HELEN / NEWTON, RICHARD / POMEROY, JAMES / REED, SUSIE / SCHWARTZENBERG, SUSAN / SHAW, JOYCE CUTLER / SIMPSON, SYLVIA SALAZAR / SMAGULA, HOWARD / SMITH, BARBARA / TAVENNER, PAT / WEISSMAN NAOMI / ZALINSKIS, KLAUS / ANDERSON, HARRY / FULTON, HAMISH / GILBERT & GEORGE / GOSS, PRISCILLA / HAMILTON, RICHARD / HILLIARD, JOHN / KAPROW, ALLAN / LACY, SUZANNE / DE SAINT PHALLE, NIKI / WARHOL, ANDY / WOLBERS, RICHARD / GABRIELSON, WALTER / GOLDSTEIN, JOEL / SMITH, ALEXIS / VAN FLEET, ELLEN / GOLDEN, JUDITH / GOLDS, RICH / ARGOT, GRIFFONS / THE ARGOT JARGONIZED / BARHAM, DAN / MARTIN, FRED / WOODALL, JOHN & SANDRA / PATTERSON, PAT / REYNOLDS, BRUCE / MANSFIELD, CAROL / GREIGER, SUSAN / BROWN, GREGORY HUGH BOOK WORKS. Mills College, Oakland, CA. February 28 - April 15, 1977.
Exhibition catalogue. Yellow and black and white. Announcement card, exhibition poster and 46 unbound leaves in yellow folio. Foreword by R. Reed. Artists included: R. Reed, B. Frances, J. Alastair, B. Diodato, D. Edge, M. Fish, J.A.J. Jacobs, G.A.J. Miller, T. Johnson, N. Kernon, J. Leonard, S. Moore, H. Nestor, R. Newton, J. Pomeroy, S. Reed, S. Schwartzenberg, J.C. Shaw, S.S. Simpon, H. Smagula, B. Smith, P. Tavenner, N. Weissman, K. Zalinskis, H. Anderson, H. Fulton, Gilbert & George, P. Goss, R. Hamilton, J. Hilliard, A. Kaprow, S. Lacy, N. De Saint Phalle, A. Warhol, R. Wolbers, W. Gabrielson, J. Goldstein, A. Smith, E. Van Fleet, J. Golden, R. Golds, G. Argot, The Argot Jargonized, D. Barham, F. Martin, J. Woodall, S. Woodall, P. Patterson, B. Reynolds, C. Mansfield, S. Greiger and G.H. Brown. IMAGE & NARRATIVE. Announcement card. Offset lithograph printed on yellow paper. Very good condition. 8.5 x 5.5". BOOK WORKS. Poster. Black and white. Offset lithograph printed. Folded. Very good condition. Unfolded: 17.75 x 14.5". Rubber stamp on folio. Very good condition. Some discoloration on edges of folio. Overall: 11.75 x 9.5". "Although it may not be possible to define here the meaning of the term artist's books, this exhibition should demonstrate both the range and vitality of the medium and point out its function as a convergence of many elements important to contemporary art--painting, sculpture, drawing, collage, graphics, poetry, photography, documentation and even music, performance and cinema. The catalogue itself is a further record of their collaboration, for most of the artists gave me their own sheet and it was then reproduced by black and white offset lithography."Reference: BOOK WORKS. Mills College, Oakland, CA, 1977.


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Man gets 78 years for robbery at Sierra Vista home
SIERRA VISTA, Ariz. — A man convicted in an armed robbery at a home in
Sierra Vista has been sentenced to 78 years in prison.
The Sierra Vista Herald reports that 33-year-old Tywan
Demetrius Woods had been convicted of armed robbery, aggravated robbery,
kidnapping and aggravated assault for the November 2009 incident.
He was sentenced Monday in Cochise County Superior Court.
Prosecutors say Woods was one of several men who went to the home with the
intent to buy marijuana, but then assaulted several occupants, including four
girls, in an attempt to steal marijuana being stored in a shed on the property.
Information from: Sierra Vista Herald, http://www.svherald.com


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February 3, 2014
Star Entertainment
'Romain Virgo and Friends' a success
Reggae star Romain Virgo delivered a sparkling set at the Klub Kokonutz venue in Reading, St James recently as the event dubbed 'Romain Virgo and Friends' was a huge success.
Hundreds of patrons jammed to the smooth grooves of Olympic Music and Roderick Howell of HITZ FM, but after a few hours, the steady rumblings of "we want Romain" began to vibrate through the large crowd. Radio personality Izahbing, who was at the controls, quickly assured the crowd that Virgo was in the venue, and mischievously played a snippet from the artiste's big hit, Cyah Sleep, a gambit that merely fired up the crowd.
The performance segment kicked off not long afterwards with upcoming artists such as Chrysalis and Loyal Flames who worked a tight set with hits such as Mr Death. The supremely talented Shuga used her strong vocal stylings and beautiful blonde sister locks to whip the crowd into a frenzy.
Then it was time for the man of the moment, and he needed no formal introduction as the crowd erupted at the first sight of his entrance onstage. Clad in a royal blue and red suit that displayed a 'dressed to kill' fashion statement, he immediately had the crowd at his mercy with the sweet vocals of Cyah Sleep, and the crowd rose as one body to applaud and welcome the brilliant young act.
Fans screamed with delight, and the constant flashes of light from phones, cameras and video recorders punctuated his performance.
Virgo gave nothing short of a spectacular performance delivering his hits such as Wanna Go Home and Live Mi Life. He also wowed the crowd with a stellar medley of Beres Hammond's greatest hits such as Rockaway, Feel Good and She Loves Me Now to name a few.
The next event will be on March 1, 2014, and Montego Bay is already bracing for it.
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This page describes the entry requirements and training for a career in orthoptics.
The minimum academic entry requirements onto courses in orthoptics are a minimum of five GCSE passes (or equivalent) including English language, mathematics and at least one science, plus three A level passes at grade C or above.
There are a number of alternatives to the GCSEs.
Entry is also possible through validated access courses, BTEC National Diploma/Certificates and GNVQ plus one A level.
Applications are welcomed from applicants who left full time study some time ago, but they will usually need to provide evidence of recent academic study and/or relevant experience at an appropriate level.
Along with the academic qualifications, the applicant will need to have good communication skills and be able to relate to both children and adults. You will also need to have good organisational skills, patience and a good sense of humour. Additionally, you will need to be self motivated, observant and be capable of working under your own initiative or as part of a team.
To practice as an orthoptist, you must be registered with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC). Click here for more information about HCPC registration.
In order to register with the HCPC, you must first successfully complete an HCPC-approved programme in orthoptics.
This is a three-year full-time degree course, available only at a small number of universities in the UK. It leads to the honours degree of orthoptics and provides the necessary training for professional practice as an orthoptist.
The first year of the course provides the necessary scientific background for an understanding of the normal visual system, plus an introduction of optics and orthoptics.
In years two and three you will develop a knowledge of investigation and the management of disorders of binocular vision. Ophthalmology and pathology are also studied in detail to enable students to recognise ocular disorders and to understand the disease process.
A total of 32 weeks of clinical placement are completed during the three year course - the placements are arranged in various orthoptic departments throughout the country. Students will undertake the clinical work under the supervision of clinical tutors.
You can get a list of universities approved to run programmes in orthoptics by using our coursefinder. You can also get a list of approved courses by visiting the HCPC website
Students who successfully complete programmes which are approved by the HCPC, are then eligible to apply for registration with the HCPC. Once registered, practitioners are required to retain their names on the register, by paying an annual retention fee.
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Fall: Incorporation/Tax Exemption
A well-run Little League will find that incorporation is a good idea when its board of directors discovers that being incorporated could protect them individually in lawsuits. (Operating Manual - Incorporation, Little League.)
Generally, if an incorporated league is sued, the corporation is sued, not the individuals. However, if individuals are personally liable, they may still be sued individually.
Investigating whether your league is incorporated is easy. The president merely needs to call his/her Secretary of State (Division of Incorporation) for information. The incorporation may have lapsed, and will need to be renewed. If not incorporated, the league can request an information packet from Little League Headquarters on how to accomplish this.
Little League Baseball, Incorporated, is exempt from federal income tax as an Internal Revenue Code Section 501 (c)(3) organization. This is important, since as such, contributions made to Little League are deductible by the contributor. Little League has obtained tax-exempt status for over 4,000 local leagues through a group exemption letter received from the Internal Revenue Service in 1981. Local Leagues have the option to seek their own tax exempt status by filing a separate application (Form 1023) with the IRS or by applying to be included under Little League Baseball's federal group exemption number (Tax Exemption Legal Bulletin - PDF). To request verification of your league's inclusion under our group exemption number, please submit a written request with your league ID #, league name, league's federal Employer Identification Number (EIN) issued by the IRS and the league officer contact information that it should be sent to. The request can be mailed to Little League International, P.O. Box 3485, Williamsport PA 17701 or faxed to 570-322-2376.
Obtaining exemption from state and/or local sales taxes is different in many states and municipalities. As an organization entitled to federal income tax exemption as a non-profit educational entity, a well-run Little League will apply for exemption in its state. As such, it does not have to pay sales tax when purchasing goods such as equipment, plumbing and electrical supplies and groceries for the concession stand. (Remember, items sold by a Local Little League may be subject to sales tax at the time of sale.)
Note: In some states there may be a corporate income tax. For more information on state tax laws, contact the Department of Revenue in your state.
Local leagues in the U.S. are also required by federal law to annually file a year-end statement with the Internal Revenue Service. Form 990EZ with Schedule A is used if the league raises and spends more than $50,000 but less than $200,000. If the league raises and spends more than $200,000, Form 990 with Schedule A must be used. Leagues that normally have gross receipts less than $50,000 and do not file a Form 990 or 990EZ must file the e-Postcard 990N. Failure to file for three consecutive years will result in revocation of tax exempt status.
The forms must be filed by the 15th day of the fifth month following the end of the fiscal year. Since the fiscal year for most well-run Little Leagues end on September 30, the form must be filed by February 15 each year.
For more information on federal taxes, contact the local office of the Internal Revenue Service.
A database of all of these Operations Tips can be found here: http://www.littleleague.org/leagueofficers/Tips_Successful_League/2010-2011.htm
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EA are heralding the arrival of an Origin client update, with this latest one designed primarily to add Twitch.tv integration.
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Also included in the update is the addition of non-Origin game shortcuts much in the same manner as Steam, and continued general client optimisation. EA are touting an improved Friends list that should "load faster and feel more responsive", quicker general client load times, and more. Personally I'm hoping this will iron out the issue where I have to literally restart my computer to get my Friends list to correctly show people who I know are online (I know they're online, because they tell me so. On Steam.)
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This yellow cake combines the flavor of coconut with blackberries to make a tasty, sweet treat that everyone will love. It's almost as fun to bake from scratch as it is to eat the food afterwards. IngredientsCake1 1/4 cups flour1 1/2 tsp bak… more »
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Of all the indignities Diana, Princess of Wales, suffered in her too-short life including an unfaithful husband, an unfeeling royal family and an intrusive tabloid machine the saccharine biopic "Diana" ranks among the most atrocious.
Naomi Watts plays Diana, introduced to us here in 1995 as she's trying to maintain her positive public profile after becoming separated from Prince Charles. She seeks a cause to get behind and finds it in the campaign for a global treaty against land mines. But she also finds a new love, in a Pakistani-born heart surgeon, Hasnat Khan (Naveen Andrews), who encourages her to use her fame to advance humanitarian ideals.
The relationship, as depicted by hack screenwriter Stephen Jeffreys ("The Libertine") and hamfistedly directed by Oliver Hirschbiegel (who chronicled Hitler's final days in "Downfall"), is reduced to secret meetings and maudlin arguments about whether Hasnat can put up with Diana's fame. Watts is the movie's only positive element, as she captures Diana's charm and her desire to make being a princess mean something.
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Niun Niggung (Thrill Jockey)
There's enough squawking silicon here to please the most finicky electronica gourmand. But this German duo haven't lost their souls to samplers and digital sound processors. Beneath the giddy knob-twisting lurk timbral textures built from good old French horn, cello, broom bass, and MoM's most endearing instrument - humor.
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Baby's First Beats (Sugar Free)
This disc is a perfect soundtrack for a flying/falling dream: You're floating along, looking down at the tiny, twinkling house lights below; all is peaceful. Suddenly, you realize you need to flap your wings - which you didn't even know you had.Baby's First Beats weaves in and out of soft lo-fi melodies and jarring alterna-grooves, providing a trying yet exhilarating airborne experience. Most tracks are cleverly styled, though the flow is occasionally interrupted by generic, wannabe-experimental pop-tarts. Nevertheless, Beats' oddball array of noise blends well with our natural rhythms. Besides, a little effort is nothing when you can fly.
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The son of Nigerian iconoclast Fela Kuti, Femi Kuti bears the weight of his country's political strife and his father's profound musical legacy. Shoki Shoki builds upon the Afro-beat formula his dad developed and perfected - big-band instrumentation featuring vibrant horns over elaborate, polyrhythmic drumming. Antiphonal chants resound throughout, with Femi asking, "What will tomorrow bring for Africa?" and urging his countrymen, "Black man know yourself / Don't forget your past." Yet these admonitions are delivered over exuberant arrangements that serve as affirmations of a brighter future.
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Original Motion Picture Score for "The Virgin Suicides" (RecordMakers/Source/Astralwerks)
As a follow-up to their 1998 hipster smash,Moon Safari, this French pair have assembled a fanciful, compelling score toThe Virgin Suicides, Sofia Coppola's directorial debut. The structure meanders a bit and the tone is subdued, but this is, after all, program music. Air turns these 13 sketches of songs into a model for the modern soundtrack.
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Hammering away on percussion instruments of their own creation - the shaker gong, the drum bone, the backpack tubulum (which also launches fireworks) - Blue Man Group created an off-Broadway sensation called Tubes.Audio expands on the stage gig, rolling out more musicians and a full range of instruments. The resulting tracks are melodic as well as percussive, though the key concept here is syncopation from another blue world.
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Equally Cursed and Blessed (Atlantic)
Frontwoman Cerys Matthews' sensuously raw Marianne Faithfull-meets-Björk voice is admittedly an acquired taste. Still, it's a perfect off-kilter counterpoint to this Welsh band's alternately shimmery, twangy, even Kurt Weill-ish pop. From the soaring, stringed opener "Dead From the Waist Down" and the witty ditty "Mulder and Scully" to the disturbingly lovely "Bulimic Beats," where a Welsh harp hovers like a lovelorn spirit,Equally Cursed and Blessed's 14 tracks ultimately embrace you.
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Thisway (Reprise)
When your third-grade teacher said you weren't living up to your potential, she was trying to unearth the genius buried somewhere in your 8-year-old brain. The members of Thisway clearly did not listen to their teachers. The quartet's generic rock falls somewhere between John Mellencamp and Better Than Ezra - not a good place to be, given the other dozen groups in the space. "She Takes," "Tool," and "Dry Out" all rely on formula guitar chords, machinelike drumming, and vocals that sometimes strain to convey emotion. Lyrics? Most are about lost love, family problems, personal angst. I'd go with a 99-cent Hallmark card.
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Paper Bag (RCA)
Robin Andre knows who he sounds like: Bad Brains' H. R., a young Bob Marley, a next-gen Grandmaster Flash. What's unclear, however, is how influential the young artist will be, with his singsongy, quick-rhyming style and a backup band that vacillates between reggae, hip hop, and pop. Honest if a bit self-indulgent,Paper Bag is a book of Andre's short stories, tracing his insomnia, his humanitarianism, his fondness for round booty. Flash or fixture?
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During the period between the time the no fault divorce law was enacted and became effective, I suspect divorce filings were down. I certainly held off on filing for divorce in cases in which grounds would be an issue; in such cases, I waited until after the effective date of no fault divorce to file. In one instance, I even discontinued a case in which a grounds trial had been scheduled in order that it could re-commenced after no fault divorce became effective. By waiting until after the effective date of the no fault divorce statute to file, my client was able to completely avoid the trial and the issue of grounds.
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Forgot to add that I used heirloom baby tomatoes, and the color and taste were exceptional.flag if inappropriate
I love this salad. It makes perfect use of seasonal farmer's market items. If your corn and tomatoes are fresh, the salad almost needs nothing else. However, like other reviewers, I spruced mine up a bit. I added garlic (grated, so you don't chew the chunks), thyme (because I don't like cilantro), shallots instead of red onion, and champagne vinegar instead of red wine. So delicious and even better the second day. This is going in my permanent repertoire. I boiled some shrimp along with the corn for 3 minutes and it was a perfect accompaniment.flag if inappropriate
I love this salad, it is very easy to make and very versatile. I use lime juice instead of the red wine vinegar and usually double olive oil and juice. I also usually use baby grape tomatoes and one can of rinsed black beans and use about five ears of corn instead of ten. Sometimes I add tabasco to give it an extra kick. Overall a great summer salad recipe!flag if inappropriate
This is a wonderful summer salad and really pops on the plate with all of the wonderful colors from the corn, tomatoes and cilantro. The only changes I make are to replace the red wine vinegar with lime juice as others have suggested and to use quartered grape tomatoes rather than plum tomatoes.flag if inappropriate
great way to serve summer corn to a crowd, cook corn early in the day and there will be no heat in the kitchen from a big pot of boiling water.. excellentflag if inappropriate
This is a great summer salad, especially when served with tortilla chips as a salsa. This recipe called for only one tablespoon of red wine vinegar but I actually added 5 to give it more zing- and a bit of tabasco sauce. And if you're in a pinch, a bag of frozen corn will do.flag if inappropriate
A disappointment. I'd say that tomatoes are not the right choice - perhaps red peppers were the way to go.flag if inappropriate
This recipe was absolutely delicious! I added a can of black beans to the recipe and that makes it even better. I have brought it to parties and it is the first thing everyone flocks to. Definitely worth making!flag if inappropriate
This really isn't all that. If you read the reviews, these people made changes then reviewed that apparently. Without making changes this recipe needs some help.flag if inappropriate
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Though I've always made it a point to eat healthfully for most of my life, I've noticed I've had to step that up a notch or two over the past twelve months. Having PHN and everything that goes along with it pretty much requires me to get as much nutrition as possible, or suffer the consequences of a less than comfortable life.
Fortunately, this isn't too much of a stretch for me. Though I have a sweet tooth, more often than not I will satisfy it with some fruit (though, some days I will argue that chocolate is a fruit), I love most vegetables, very rarely drink my calories (read: I drink water only), and keep my meat intake to a comfortable minimum because I'm too broke – or cheap, depending on how you look at it.
Oddly enough, I find I'm having a harder time keeping up with the healthy food intake right now that I'm not working. Not for any particular reason – unless you blame the writer's schedule, which involves keeping some fairly odd hours, none of which are very regular. Many days I'm up writing at 3am, while there are others when 4pm rolls around and I realize I've forgotten to eat. Oops! Bad Poor Girl, baaaaad!
Obviously, my lack of a get-ready-for-work routine was helpful in reminding me to eat my veggies and do so at regular intervals, and I could do with the daily reminder. But when one is on the job hunt, writing a book, keeping up with other writing deadlines, and trying not to let the pain & fatigue of PHN keep you in bed all day, one wants a quick fix for lunch. Something I can enjoy here at my tiny desk without worrying about cutting anything up or other other long, involved eating processes. Convenience food, per se, but not the crappy kind that comes in a grease-laden wrapper.
And that is why the good Lord invented soup.
I won't take up too much of your time pontificating on the many virtues of soup, because I've done so here, here, and here already. However, I do want to take a moment to remind you all of the convenience factor of a good batch of soup: sure, it takes some prep time to get to the finished product, but once it's complete, all you have to do is sit back, relax and eat. Sometimes, even without a spoon, as is the case with some chilled varieties. This makes soup a fabulous lunchtime option for we writer types, and that's how I enjoyed mine today: with a big bowl of green soup.
See, I figured that if I was really going to be that lazy (or dedicated to writing) that I couldn't even be bothered to tear up some leaves, pour some dressing over it and call it a salad, I might as well just drink 'em. And since I don't have a juicer, I decided the best way to drink my veggies would be in a soup. With almost all my favorite green veggies and just a touch of lemon juice and zest to bring out their fresh green flavors, this soup was filling, healthy, and a deliciously convenient way to get my veggies.
I've also found that making green soup is another wonderful way to make the most of your veggies, should you find yourself with too many of them and not enough fridge space or time to do them justice. Since you can make this soup a few days ahead, it's a good way to clear out fridge space before your next big grocery run. You get a healthy meal option and there's no wasted food – talk about a win-win!
As a final note, I wanted to remind you all that you're more than welcome to use your favorite green veggies in your own version of Green Soup if you don't like mine. I've seen many that feature only greens, some that are way more pea-centric, and others that start throwing in things I would have never thought to use in a soup. But I find that this combo, especially when you add the touch of sweetness from the peas and that wonderfully fragrant lemon zest, is a winner time and time again for me. The Meyer lemon yogurt is a nice alternative to a traditional creme fraiche soup topping (not to mention, less expensive), and its fresh, vibrant flavors really bring out the best features of the soup.
And goshdarnit, it makes it look kinda pretty, no? Pretty food is always appreciated, no matter where you happen to be enjoying your lunch. Now, let's take a look at the recipe…
Green Soup with Meyer Lemon Yogurt (makes 4-6 servings; total cost per serving: $2.25)
For the soup:
2 T olive oil
2 large cloves of garlic, minced
3 c chopped broccoli (flowers and stems)
1/2 lb asparagus, chopped
2 c sweet peas
3 c coarsely chopped Swiss chard
3 c coarsely chopped kale
3 c fresh spinach
6 c vegetable broth
2 t Meyer lemon juice
Salt & pepper to taste
For the Meyer Lemon yogurt:
1 c plain, nonfat Greek-style yogurt
Zest of one Meyer lemon
Pinch of salt
1/8 t tarragon leaves
1. Prepare the Meyer lemon yogurt by combining all ingredients in a bowl and mixing until smooth & creamy. Cover and refrigerate until the soup is ready to serve.
2. Heat a large pot or soup kettle over medium heat and add the oil. When oil is hot, add the garlic and onions, and sauté slowly until fragrant and translucent. Add a healthy pinch of salt & pepper, then add the chopped broccoli, asparagus and peas. Cook for about 5 minutes or so, until the broccoli & asparagus begin to soften.
3. Add the chard, kale and spinach and cook until just wilted, about 3-4 minutes. Add the vegetable broth and bring to a slow simmer for about 5 more minutes. Remove from heat.
4. Using an immersion blender (or working in batches with a regular blender), puree the soup until smooth. This may take awhile, as there are a lot of veggies, but by this time they should be soft enough to blend easily. Add the lemon juice and stir well. Check for seasoning and adjust according to taste with just a tiny amount of salt & pepper.
5. Serve the soup warm or chilled in large bowls. Place a generous dollop of Meyer lemon cream in the center of each bowl of soup, sprinkle extra lemon zest on top, and enjoy!


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Howard Ray Hodson, Sr., 71, of Ackley, Iowa, passed away Monday, May 27, 2013. Memorial services for Howard Ray Hodson, Sr. will be 2:00 pm Wednesday, at the United Methodist Church, 416 Hardin Street, Ackley, Iowa, with a time of visitation one hour prior to services also at the church on Wednesday. Military Honors will be provided by Harry Peters American Legion Post # 285, Parkersburg, Iowa. Inurnment will be on Saturday at the Lakeview Cemetery, Johnson City, Illinois. The Linns Funeral Homes Ackley Chapel assisted with the arrangements.
Howard Ray Hodson was born December 27, 1941 at Wabash, Indiana, the son of Leo and Mary Krienke [Bell] Hodson. He attended the John W. Heney Grade School and the Freeport, Illinois Community Schools. He enlisted with the United States Army on July 14, 1959, after serving almost 5 months with the National Guard. He was discharged on February 23, 1962 after serving over two years overseas with the 23rd Transportation Co. in Germany He spent his working career in public relations, retiring in 1994. He was a member of the American Legion and had served as the 3rd District of Iowa in many capacities, including District Commander.
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"About 90% of boxers in this country in my opinion, lead unprofessional lifestyles."
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Just high lighting that little part of your quote because what you actually said is:
"About 90% of boxers in this country in my opinion, lead unprofessional lifestyle".
Also with regards to Williams's coach, he got his boxer from an amateur all the way to a world title, when you do that you can comment. Williams will have overall been doing much more hours per day training than messi was so he probably would be spending as much time training overall, I personally wouldn't follow that training method but different athletes respond to different methods.
That was a quote from PK, you ****wit. Hence the quotation marks. You do know what quotation marks are, right? I made it clear in my first paragraph that was a quote from PK.
Now tell me how do you know boxers do not do a bit of training all year round, I think you'll find if you look hard enough that actually 90% of boxers do train even out of camp and like I said all you need to do out of camp is put the body through stretches once a week and don't go too crazy with the drink or diet. There are boxers who do not follow this strategy and provided they put the work in in camp they can make up for it.
That point was in reference to Amir Khan who stated he did not do any training outside of training camp, but will start doing so now that he's with Hunter. Again, if you knew how to read, you would've realised this. It did not apply to 90% of boxers, I was talking about one boxer.
Also I obviously do not agree with what you have said otherwise I would not have made the argument, what I am saying is that you know nothing about boxing and that in actual fact most boxers do a small bit of maintainance work outside of camp and the work they do in the camp is utter hell and is very
You did agree with what I said because it's the same ****in' thing you said, you absolute moron. You and I both agree that fighters need to rest, they can't be at 100% all year round, and the bulk of the training needs to take place during camps. What part of this don't you understand, dumbass?
You implied that training camps are just there for boxers to sharpen up at the moment and that shouldn't be the case, this is utter bollecks as training camps are not just there to sharpen up, they are there to train and fully prepare for a fight, and the process boxers go through is very professional but a little key board ***** like you wouldn't appreciate that.
Oh so now I "implied" that did I? Funny you say that, because this is what I wrote in my OPENING post
"training camps should be used to peak your conditioning, work on a gameplan, and simulate the actual fight through sparring. It is very physically demanding stuff, and yes boxers do need a break"
Yeah I really implied what you said didn't I?
Also with regards to Williams's coach, he got his boxer from an amateur all the way to a world title, when you do that you can comment.
Great logic. Shut down the whole forum then because only people who have won a world title are allowed an opinion. I guess people were wrong to criticize Vince Cleverly as well since none of us have trained anyone to such a high level.
and as for weights, who said anything about "too much" weight training. Who said boxers should train weights more than twice a week? Who said they should train x amount of times a week, for x amount of hours? Who are you arguing with? Some imaginary guy? Some reptillian? You are the ****head who's making assumptions here.
Seriously, this is beyond your capacity. You're better off going back to talking about reptillian beings and illuminati conspiracies in the lounge. I'm gonna steal one of dftaylor's insults now because you are an "utter, utter, ****wit".
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07 August 2013 02:48 PM
BBC journalists show the true nature of ITER Nuclear Fusion. It has managed to write 5 articles on fusion not interview even one UK engineer, and with only one quote from a physicist mentioning engineering, engineers have now become almost completely invisible in our society.
Our society is collapsing and if our politicians continue to favour the impossible dreams of fantasists and lunatics in the scientific and cultural elites this will only continue...we cannot allow our leaders to lie, cheat, steal and deny reality any more...This has to stop.
" 'Critical phase' for Iter fusion dream"
"Iter: The world's most expensive scientific gamble?"
"UK joins laser nuclear fusion project"
"Deal finalised on fusion reactor"
"Is fusion power really viable?"
At least one physicist speaks up for engineers in this last article from 2010...
"Dr Michael Dittmar, a physicist at CERN working for the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology thinks this is a comforting folly, a process fraught with problems in physics, mathematics and engineering.
"You put 20 kgs of this tritium in and then you start to operate a kind of chain reaction. Even to come to the chain reaction there are so many fundamental problems that cannot be addressed at a single place in the world."
He says the vast expenditure on experimental reactors should be halted until that basic problem is resolved."
James Arathoon
James Arathoon
07 August 2013 05:10 PM
"Nuclear fusion is the 'perfect energy source' "
by Professor Steven Cowley, Director of the Culham Center for Fusion Energy (CCFE), the UK's national laboratory for fusion research.
"Construction will complete in 2020 with a fusion burn expected by 2030."
Seemingly rational physicists tell me to my face that ITER needs to be a physics led project because the physicists do not understand enough about plasma physics yet to make the engineering design calls.
Lets now go to the ITER website to see if such statements pan out....
"On to DEMO
The projected design for the next-step demonstration fusion power plant, or DEMO, designed to produce 2000-4000MW of power.
ITER is not an end in itself: it is the bridge toward a first plant that will demonstrate the large-scale production of electrical power and tritium fuel self-sufficiency. This is the next step after ITER: the Demonstration Power Plant, or DEMO for short. A conceptual design for such a machine could be complete by 2017. If all goes well, DEMO will lead fusion into its industrial era, beginning operations in the early 2030s, and putting fusion power into the grid as early as 2040."
Therefore the conceptual design of DEMO will be finished before ITER starts up!!! Within 5 years of ITER producing its first "fusion burn" (on a very optimistic timetable) DEMO will be up and running!!!!!! Then we are told they will be "putting fusion power into the grid as early as 2040" ten years after the first fusion burn at ITER!!!!!!!!!
It is not an understatement to call these people that write this stuff fantasists and/or lunatics!
It will be very hard to get molten salt thorium fission reactors on to the grid by 2035, not because engineers will find it hard to get them going; the hard bits are getting new groups of scientist and engineers to collaborate, negociating a new regulatory regime, sorting out the waste problem, and all the ongoing developments necessary to keep them going reliably and cheaply.
Demonstating that a new technology can work is the easy bit! By 2040 fusion reactor technology may well just be in the same position that molten salt thorium fission reactors were in the late 1960's.
Trillions of pounds over many decades will then need to be spent on fusion to make it reliable and dependable, perhaps all to no avail.
Remember I only want £100 million over 4 years to start a molten salt reactor and waste management research and development programme in the UK to explore viability and train up new people. Is that too much to ask?
Like most people I am not that clever and I don't normally succeed first time in what I attempt to do; but at least I am not a lunatic and/or a fantasist, who denies the fundamental realities of life.
James Arathoon
James Arathoon
11 August 2013 08:49 PM
David Shukman, Science editor, BBC News wrote
" 'Critical phase' for Iter fusion dream"
His longer TV package is now on iPlayer on the "Reporters" program
5 minutes and 27 seconds in this fusion news item begins. Later on in Professor Steve Cowley, UK Fusion Director says
"What we've learnt is that it's scientifically feasible to generate energy from fusion. What we haven't yet learnt is whether we can do that a commercial rate you want to pay for your electricity?"
I would add:
What I haven't yet learnt is how much money JET, MAST and ITER teams needs to spend, before we find out that we will definitely not be able to generate electricity from fusion at a commercial rate?
Now I have a sneaking suspicion, that with an expense budget of a few hundred pounds, a group of very talented final year undergraduate engineering students, say from Imperial College, could actually determine what say £100 per MWh buys you in terms of fusion capital infrastructure, operation and maintenance and then eventually decommissioning.
In fact Professor Steve Cowley happens to be a professor at Imperial College, so he could act as a mentor or secondary supervisor to help support the primary engineering supervisor in helping this go forward.
A band of intellectually courageous free radical undergraduates could at least begin to sketch out to us all, under what conditions spending £13+ billion on ITER, JET and MAST etc can lead us to obtain an answer to the affordability question.
My feeling is that the scientists have already decided, via the method of rigorously unspoken groupthink, that we will inevitably need to spend another £20+ billion on DEMO or K-DEMO or what ever else, before we can get close to answering the make or break critical engineering questions surrounding affordability. The summit forever lies in the mist, so to speak.
The reason I mention Imperial College is that I did study there in 2008 and 2010. However the humanities department I was studying at decided that it was best for them to drop out of the university, and relocate to Kings College London. Inviting me along or letting me stay were both suddenly found to be against the deparmental and university rules. (just in case you think you misread this - the university department left me rather than me leaving the university department - I know, I know this is always supposed to happen the other way around).
As part of the uniquely designed Imperial College, UCL and Wellcome Trust education I experienced, I sustained two mental breakdowns, and a mental disability I never knew I had before.
Imperial College were powerless to stop all this, because a department at Imperial College is fully entitled to do as they please and leave the university when they want to. The authorities kept me informed of the situation and kindly returned my money in full.
It is amazing what academic endevour can achieve in the face of adversity.
Although mental illness is normally a taboo subject, I have to admit to all this openly just in case there are engineering students who on examining the fusion issue for themselves start trusting my judgement and understanding of the real world, more than Professor Steve Cowley's. If you feel tempted to appoint me as your project mentor/secondary supervisor you should realise that my observations on the fusion issue have not sprung forth without ignition.
Also I must warn you in advance that inter-institutional barriers may be put in your way to stop such things from happening. Just try it and see all the strange behaviours that can emerge in the face of known mental disability.
"Don't let the bu**ers grid you down", as another Imperial College Professor helpfully reminded me recently. ( ** stands for ff perhaps, he didn't say; I think the sentiment is that professors don't change their mind they just get pensioned off when the absurdity of their position becomes overwhelming)
If you don't trust my judgement and understanding of the real world, then that's fine, just enjoy this as an eccentric and satirically written piece instead.
James Arathoon
P.S. If you want to join the existing fusion research and development programme as a neutral or agnostic, then take care not to end up on camera spouting groupthink absurdities, if your boss has long since given up the intellectual fight.
James Arathoon
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Sarasota, Florida - A Sarasota woman whose life passion is dancinghas beenhospitalized. She is the victim, of a red-light runner.
Almost any time they try to install red light cameras there's bound to be some degree of opposition and in Sarasota, at Highway 301 and Fruitville Rd. therewas no exception.
An accident that occurredat the intersectionone week ago is a prime example, say police,of why the controversial equipment can become a very valuable tool.
The video is hard to watch - showingjust how quickly, a lifecan be changed.
John Lake, a spokesman forSarasota Police, sees the result of accidents all the time, but watching it happen - on camera - brings it home.
"Having a crash like that I would assume it's going to impact her for the rest of her life," says Lake.
The 20 year-old driver of the carbroad-sided by the red-light runner last Friday night is Mia Redding.
Reddingis an aspiringdancer. A prodigy fromthe time she was a little girl.
Now, she's hospitalized with injuries that have relatives praying she'll dance again.
"She dances beautifully, she's been dancing since she was five years old, and she loves it," saysHattie Yarbo, Mia's grandmother.
Yarbro's eyestears-up as she talks about Mia'spassion for dance.
She was astar at Booker High School in Sarasota.
In just two weeks, Mia was planning to audition for a dance scholarship at Santa Fe community college in Gainesville.
Now - that dream - has been put on hold.
Instead, Mia's hip was fractured so badly, Yarbro says doctors decided the young dancer needed surgery.
Determined to recover,she's already started the long, painful process of physical therapy.
"She's a person with a very positive attitude. So she's strong," says the proud grandmother.
Sarasota police say this case is a good reminder of why red light cameras can be so important. Hopefully, they keep people from running the lights. Even in cases like this, where that clearly didn't happen, there's valuable evidence. Images - that they hope will deter others.
"Years ago you weren't able to show this. No one would know about this crash and they would read it in the paper, but they wouldn't see the video," said officer Lake, "and I think the video speaks for itself that it's extremely important to stop for red lights."
Police arrested the driver of the car that ran the red light, 30-year-old Shannon McWeeney.
McWeeney was charged withpossession of a crack cocaine pipe, and investigators are waiting for test results to come back before deciding if more chargeswill be filed related tothe accident.


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Hundreds to participate in coastal clean up Saturday
NAPLES - Hundreds of cleaner-uppers are expected to turn out Saturday for the annual Coastal Cleanup in Collier County.
"It's bigger and better than ever," Keep Collier Beautiful executive director Cher Compton said this week.
She said this year's event, set from 8 a.m. to 12 noon with new cleanup sites and new sponsors, is expected to draw up to 1,200 people.
At 20 pounds of trash per person, that's 12 tons of trash.
Cleanup sites are planned at Pelican Bay beach, Delnor Wiggins Pass State Park, Vanderbilt Beach, Lowdermilk Park, Naples Pier, Bayview Park, Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve, the Ten Thousand Islands National Wildlife Refuge and Tigertail Beach.
Volunteers also plan to be at Lee Cypress and Janes Scenic Drive in Copeland, Elrado Street and Alhambra Circle in the Twin Lakes neighborhood, Holly Avenue in East Naples, Golden Gate Parkway and 44th Street Southwest, the Green Boulevard canal from Sunshine Boulevard to 18th Avenue Southwest, the canal at White Boulevard and 39th Street Southwest and E's General Store in Golden Gate Estates.
Boats also are leaving from Cedar Bay Marina on Marco Island and Calusa Bay Marina on Goodland.
Volunteers can pitch in at one of the cleanup sites; groups of 10 or more should register with Keep Collier Beautiful first. Volunteers will get garbage bags, gloves, bottled water and a T-shirt while supplies last.
Sponsors include the Marine Industries Association of Collier County, T-Shirt Express, Whole Foods, Choice Environmental, Cabana Dan's, Naples Sailing and Yacht Club, Waste Management, 1-800-GOT-JUNK and Ashbritt Environmental.
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A new issue of Philosophy in Review is out. Kevin Tobia, Wesley Buckwalter and Stephen Stich (Rutgers): Moral Intuitions: Are Philosophers Experts? J. David Velleman (NYU): Foundations for Moral Relativism. From NDPR, a review of The Ethical Project by Philip Kitcher; a review of The Ethics of Need: Agency, Dignity, and Obligation by Sarah Clark Miller; a review of Moralism: A Study of a Vice by Craig Taylor; and a review of Against Moral Responsibility by Bruce N. Waller. From The Utopian, an interview with T. M. Scanlon. The new leveller: An interview with Elizabeth Anderson. A review of Philosophers Past and Present: Selected Essays by Barry Stroud. Is philosophy literature? Analytic philosophy is reputed to be overly dry and technical, but a host of 20th century works are lyrical, engaging and a delight to
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Car parking prices in Exeter could rise
Posted: January 09, 2013|
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Exeter City Council plans to increase parking prices in some car parks in the city.
The Labour-controlled council said it needed to raise charges to keep council tax low.
Nine car parks could have charges increased, including the one at Haven Banks. But some car parks will remain unchanged and others would have lower tariffs.
Councils in Devon made more than £14m in parking charges in 2012 and Exeter topped the list, according to the Institute of Advanced Motorists (IAM).


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Two held in Kolkata with fake currency
Two people have been arrested and fake Indian currency notes (FICN) with a face value of nearly Rs.4 lakh seized from them, police here said Thursday.
The duo, residents of Murshidabad district, were arrested Thursday night from this West Bengal capital by a special task force of the state police.
They have been booked for criminal conspiracy and possessing FICNs.
(Posted on 23-05-2013)


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Fierce Bad Rabbit
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May 23, 2013
Come see Fierce Bad Rabbit play here at Johnny D's!
Fierce Bad Rabbit hail from Northern Colorado. With two records under their belt, most recently 2012's "The Maestro And The Elephant", they fuse indie/alternative pop with a dose of gritty rock and roll. Strong songwriting is a hallmark of Fierce Bad Rabbit.
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Through the Scotiabank Bright Future program, our charitable efforts are aimed at being relevant and responsive to the needs of the local community at a very grassroots level. Our community efforts span the arts, education, social services and health care. In the Caribbean, Latin and Central America, the program focuses primarily on children and children's causes.
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Dubai Private Transfer: Dubai Hotel to Cruise Port
- Location:Dubai, United Arab Emirates
- Duration:10 - 45 minutes
- Private transfer from hotels in central Dubai, Jumairah and Palm Jumairah to the Port of Dubai
- Enjoy comfortable, air-conditioned transport with an experienced, friendly driver
- Service available 24 hours a day, seven days a week
What You Can Expect
When making a booking, you will need to advise your cruise ship details and your Dubai hotel accommodation details. Your transfer will be confirmed instantaneously and you will be provided with a travel voucher to present to the driver. Approximately 24 - 48 hours prior to your departure from Dubai, you will be required to reconfirm exact pickup time and place (the contact number will be provided on your travel voucher).
Price is per person, based on 7 adults per car/vehicle.


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The 2014 fall television schedule has been partially released and it is chock-full of comic book themed shows. If you have been waiting to see your comics come to life or to see new stories based on the characters you love, this upcoming television season will take a chance at establishing comics as a legitimate resource for new shows.
ABC will return Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. for a second season, this time on Tuesday nights. They will also venture down a new path with Marvel's Agent Carter, a show dedicated to the once love of Captain America's life, Peggy Carter. The newer Marvel show has yet to be announced for a day or time slot. Stay tuned to find out where the 1950's crime drama centering around the early days of S.H.I.E.L.D. winds up.
ABC is not the only network that feels one good comic book show deserves another. The CW will take the success it has found with Arrow, the show based on DC's Green Arrow, and spin off a series dedicated to the fleet of foot super hero, The Flash. The Flash will debut on Tuesday nights, but will avoid a full confrontation with Marvel by airing an hour earlier than Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Meanwhile, Arrow returns for a third season, airing on Wednesday evenings. Finally, around midseason, iZombie will join the list of DC comics finding their way to The CW for a television run.
NBC will spin up an old favorite when Heroes takes to the screen once again in 2015. Half a season has been ordered but promises to introduce new characters and not just be a revisit to an old show. Not ready to stand pat and wait for the Heroes reboot, NBC will take a chance with Constantine on Friday nights. They hope to overcome many objections that DC received when they ended Hellblazer in an effort to go back to John Constantine's roots.
Fox may be the network getting the most press from a television adaptation of a comic book story line, however. Gotham will reimagine the early days of the city prior to Batman's arrival and during the days that formed a young Jim Gordon into the man fans know today. The show will air on Monday nights and promises to take a lot of liberties with many origin stories. It may end up being the one most talked about – whether that is good or bad.
Should the networks find success with the new shows, expect to see many more comics coming to the small screen in the near future.
Share with us your thoughts on what comic should be next in the comment section below.
Comic Book Shows Debuting in 2014:
Monday: Gotham, FOX, 8pm
Tuesday: The Flash, The CW, 8pm
Friday: Constantine, NBC, 10pm
Yet to be determined: Marvel's Agent Carter, iZombie, Heroes


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You run five miles a day. You're at the gym more than the curly-haired kid that sits behind the front desk. You eat your fruits and vegetables. You may think you could easily handle the physical and psychological demands of a flight to space, but would you bet $250,000 on it?
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Dust storm causes crashes, closes I-15 in central Utah
Published April 25, 2014 10:49 pm
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A dust storm Friday in southern Utah caused crashes involving 13 vehicles on Interstate 15, forcing a two-hour closure of the freeway for nearly 30 miles.
The Utah Highway Patrol shut down I-15 from Beaver to Parowan about 4 p.m. as blowing dust compromised visibility, said Sgt. Todd Royce. At times, there was zero visibility on the freeway, UHP reported.
The storm caused two separate, simultaneous multi-vehicle crashes, according to a UHP news release. Six vehicles were involved in one crash; seven vehicles piled up in the other.
One person suffered a serious injury, while several others sustained minor injuries.
The freeway was reopened about 6:15 p.m., UHP reported.
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