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Paintings by Alice BrowneJuxtapoz // Saturday, February 25, 2012
Alice Browne is an abstract painter who plays with the relationship between the object and the representation of the object. Browne's work asks the viewer to see what it means to look at an object and what it is like to have the object look back within a framed space depicted in the painting.
Works by Mark TanseyJuxtapoz // Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Mark Tansey is a painter that has been working for the past several decades. Born in 1949, he has a large body of work that we are simply sampling here. His paintings compile images from his own photographs, historical events, clippings from publications, and other sources.
Blurry Night Paintings by Alexandra PaculaJuxtapoz // Thursday, February 16, 2012
We are sure some people have had actual nights like this where the city lights become a bit of a blur. Or quite blurry. Or plain spinning. We recommend if you have a bit of a soft stomach, than some of the beautiful works by Alexandra Pacula might throw you in a bit of a tailspin. She calls it "visual intoxication."
Paintings by Falk Gernegross (NSFW)Juxtapoz // Monday, February 13, 2012
Channeling the classic eras of Romantic, Renaissance, and almost with a touch of Rembrandt thrown in, painter Falk Gernegross creates both nudes and everyday scenes in a flat, colorful, realistic style. The artist's work is haunting, disturbing even, but hard to look away.
Recent Works by Kim CoganJuxtapoz // Sunday, February 12, 2012
We have always loved the oil on canvas paintings by Kim Cogan, capturing realistic urban enivironments and quiet city scenes both at night and during the day. Here is a look at some of Cogan's newest paintings...
Bright, Bizarre, Beautiful: Paintings by Laurie HoginJuxtapoz // Tuesday, February 07, 2012
We have been meaning to show the fine art works of Laurie Hogin on the site before, and we thought why not go for the bizarre and beautiful, albeit a bit creepy to start off the Tuesday. As Hogin notes, "Species are chosen for their allegorical associations in Western culture, but are depicted as degraded or mutant versions: they are the fluorescent colors of contemporary media landscapes."
Wallflower: Paintings by Cecilia ParedesJuxtapoz // Saturday, February 04, 2012
We know that Chinese artist Liu Bolin gets a lot of recognition for his blending into public objects by painting himself series, but we would like to say that Peruvian artist Cecilia Paredes' work of painting herself into various flowering wallpaper designs is quite impressive. At times, you can almost lose her in the backdrops she chooses.
Alex Gross: Victorian Era to Sci-FiJuxtapoz // Friday, January 27, 2012
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Paintings by Garth WeiserJuxtapoz // Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Garth Weiser is a New York-based painter who received his MFA from Columbia. His paintings evolve from sculptural conception, sometimes beginning with a three dimensional sketch that leads to thick impasto grids and patterns on the canvas that adopts a sculptural quality itself.
Paintings by Kevin PetersonJuxtapoz // Monday, January 23, 2012
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|Countdown to Patriots Camp: Wide receiver
|07.24.12 at 8:46 pm ET
In the days leading up to the start of Patriots training camp, we'll take a quick look at how each position shakes out. We've looked at quarterback, tight end and running back. Now, it's the wide receivers:
Roster (2011 stats): Brandon Lloyd (70 catches, 966 yards, five touchdowns with Denver and St. Louis), Wes Welker (122 catches, 1,569 yards, nine touchdowns), Deion Branch (51 catches, 702 yards, five touchdowns), Jabar Gaffney (68 catches, 947 yards, five touchdowns with Washington), Donte Stallworth (22 catches, 309 yards, two touchdowns with Washington), Julian Edelman (four catches, 34 yards), Matthew Slater (one catch, 46 yards), Jeremy Ebert, Britt Davis, Jesse Holley (seven catches, 169 yards for Dallas).
Brandon Lloyd has the most unique skill set of any wide receiver that Tom Brady has ever worked with. We covered this back in the spring, but it bears repeating — Lloyd's ability to work on both intermediate and deep routes, as well as his ability to compete for jump balls, make him a completely different receiver than anyone Brady has worked with. After getting the chance to throw to Lloyd on a regular basis in the spring, Brady bottom-lined it: 'We haven't had anyone quite like him,' the quarterback said of Lloyd, who followed former offensive coordinator and head coach Josh McDaniels back to New England. (For more on their relationship and Lloyd's potential impact, click HERE.)
Deion Branch doesn't have the wheels that he used to, but his smarts, knowledge of the system and great working relationship with the quarterback should be enough to keep him in Foxboro for another year. The 33-year-old, who probably played more than he should have last season because of Chad Ochocinco's inadequacies, will still have a role in this passing game. And while shouldn't have the same sort of production he had last year, there will be at least three occasions in 2012 where he comes up with a big play based solely on his background with Brady.
The acclimation process between Tom Brady and the new receivers should be a little easier than it was for No. 85 last season. You figure that with Gaffney and Stallworth already having spent time in the New England offense, the getting-to-know-you timetable should be minimal. As for Lloyd, he was asked this spring if he believes the Patriots system would be a difficult one to pick up. He responded with a quick, one-word answer: 'No.' OK then.
Can Wes Welker ignore the noise? No Patriots' player has had a more eventful six-month stretch than Welker. He had 122 catches last year, but ended the 2011 season glassy-eyed and teary after failing to come up with a Brady pass that would have likely closed out the Giants in the Super Bowl. Since that game, he's been hit with the franchise tag, signed his tender, gone back and forth with the franchise about his contract, gotten married, endorsed adult diapers and revealed the most remarkable story involving Larry Izzo you will ever hear. He starts the 2012 season under the microscope — without a long-term deal, there will be speculation that he's starting his final year in New England. However, Welker's track record indicates that he should be able to block out the distractions and focus on the task at hand. Provided he stays healthy, look for another 100-plus catch season from the slot machine.
How many wide receivers can one team carry? Right now, it looks like six or seven, depending on what they want to do with Donte Stallworth: Lloyd, Welker, Gaffney, Edelman, Slater and Branch, with Ebert, Davis and Holley all practice squad possibilities. To his credit, Stallworth spent time this spring working as a returner on special teams, ostensibly to try and increase his overall value to the team. But right now, he would appear to face an uphill battle in a fight for a roster spot.
Why has this team had trouble developing young wide receivers? It's more of a big picture question (perhaps best answered another day), but when you're talking about wide receivers, it's worth mentioning once again that the Patriots haven't been able to develop a young wide receiver since the Deion Branch/David Givens combo nearly 10 years ago. Since then, they've relied on imports like Welker, Moss, Gaffney and Lloyd … and Ochocinco, Galloway and Donald Hayes. The veterans have been good enough to keep the passing game humming — and maybe the Patriots have found something with their younger receivers Ebert, Davis and Holley — but for a team that's enjoyed so much success in player development in so many other areas (they turn JAGs into starting offensive linemen on an annual basis), it's an odd anomaly.
By the numbers, courtesy of Nuggetpalooza: Wes Welker's passes dropped (including postseason): 2008 — 3; 2009 — 13; 2010 — 14; 2011 — 15.
The skinny: As we discussed earlier, while the passing game might not reach 2007 levels, they might not be far off. And while the tight ends have emerged as a potent force for Brady, the receiving corps is deep, smart and filled with the sort of veterans you can build an offense around. ('This group that I'm working with, they're as professional and as good a group as I've ever been around,' Patriots wide receiver coach Chad O'Shea said this spring.) Lloyd appears poised for a monster year, while there's no reason to think Welker won't have a typical Welkeresque season. Gaffney is as underrated as they come, and Branch remains a steady and reliable presence for Brady. They may be getting a little older, but there's no reason to think that this group of receivers won't be one of the best in the league statistically when the season is done.
|Three is the magic number: Old friend Jabar Gaffney happy to be back in New England
|06.07.12 at 8:18 pm ET
FOXBORO — Over the last year or so, both Patriots quarterback Tom Brady and coach Bill Belichick waxed nostalgically about what Jabar Gaffney brought to the table when he was in New England between 2006 and 2008: solid, smart and utterly dependable, the Patriots have has enjoyed success in the passing game since he left, but never could replace Gaffney as a No. 3 receiver.
So when the opportunity to pick him up again came around this offseason, the idea of Gaffney back with the Patriots almost made too much sense, to both New England and Gaffney.
'You go other places and you realize what you had, what you had here with coach Belichick,' Gaffney said after Thursday's OTA session in Foxboro. 'He's a one of a kind coach, and coming back here, he reminded me of that real quick.'
Gaffney was cut loose by the Redskins earlier this spring — he called it a 'shocker,' especially after he finished the 2011 season with career-highs in catches (68) and yards (947) with Washington — but said that when it came to finding a new place to play, there wasn't much of a debate.
'It's one of the only places I'd like to be,' Gaffney said. 'I loved it here during my time and when I got cut and [the Patriots] called and Coach Belichick called and told me that we could work it out. This is where I wanted to be.'
Considering his experience in New England, it's no surprise the 31-year-old was anxious to return. Gaffney caught 85 passes for 1,059 yards and eight touchdowns in three seasons with the Patriots, and provided depth as the No. 3 receiver. While others struggled in that role (Joey Galloway, Chad Ochocinco), Gaffney was able to flourish, and became the best and most consistent pass-catcher the Patriots have had at that spot since Brady assumed the starting quarterback job in 2001.
Back in his familiar No. 10 with the Patriots, he said Thursday he's a different guy than the one who left New England following the 2008 season — both on and off the field.
'[I've] grown up a little bit more. Learned a lot more about football — the more you play, the more you learn,' he said. 'I've been able to put what I've learned in other places and bring it back here and hopefully, it can turn into a lot of success here as well.'
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|Five years later, Donte Stallworth ready for his second stint in New England
|05.15.12 at 1:45 pm ET
FOXBORO — A little older and a little wiser, wide receiver Donte Stallworth is ready for his second act with the Patriots.
The well-traveled Stallworth, who spent the 2007 season in New England before leaving as a free agent, jumped at the opportunity to return to the Patriots, signing a one-year deal as a free agent in March. It was a chance to not only go back to the scene of some of his greatest professional success, but to do so with an increased wisdom, one he confessed he didn't necessarily have in his first go-round with New England.
'I'm a lot more mature now than I was then,' Stallworth said Tuesday during a break between workouts at Gillette Stadium. 'I feel like I'm playing better. I'm in a better place mentally, physically and I just felt like at that time I was still trying to mature and grow into a professional athlete. I feel like I'm a lot further down the road than I was last time.
'Back then, I was really more relying on my talent,' said the 6-foot, 220-pounder. 'Now that I'm going into my 10th year, I think I run better routes now and understand different coverages and what teams are trying to do.'
The 31-year-old Stallworth, who had 46 catches for 697 yards and three touchdowns with the Patriots in 2007, said a large portion of that increased off-field maturity is because of what he went through in 2009 when he was charged with DUI manslaughter following an accident in Florida. He spent time in jail, and was suspended for the duration of the 2009 season.
'The year I was out and just sitting around and watching my teammates play and watching my friends play, it was not a good feeling,' Stallworth said. 'It's the same, even when you're hurt. Guys never want to miss games. Anytime you miss something that you appreciate in life or that you love in life, if you have an opportunity to get it back, you always have a better appreciate for it next time.'
Stallworth said that after spending time with the Browns (2008), Ravens (2010) and Redskins (2011), walking back into the New England locker room was an 'interesting' experience.
'It was a little weird feeling. It was kind of surreal,' he said. 'But honestly, I think it took about a week or so to get adjusted and to really realize that, hey, I really am back; it's not just a dream. It's been good being back and seeing a lot of the same, familiar faces — friendly faces. So it's been good. It's been five years, but not much has changed other than all the restaurants and stuff around here. That's a big difference.'
Stallworth enters a crowded field at wide receiver — the Patriots have loaded up this offseason at a position they were already pretty well stocked coming off the 2011 season. Stallworth, Jabar Gaffney, Anthony Gonzalez and Brandon Lloyd join a group that includes Wes Welker, Deion Branch, Julian Edelman, Britt Davis, Matthew Slater and Chad Ochocinco.
'It's going to be good competition; we're all friends, we all have known each other for awhile and respected each other's games, so we're going to make each other better,' Stallworth said. 'We've been doing that now, with the workouts and really having fun, and the real fun gets to start on Monday when we start practicing. Who knows how it will play out, but I'm feeling good; I'm feeling healthy.'
Here are some more highlights of Stallworth's Q&A with the media:
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|What the return of Jabar Gaffney means for the Patriots' passing game
|05.02.12 at 11:02 pm ET
With the news the Patriots are ready to bring wide receiver Jabar Gaffney back into the fold, it gives the New England passing game another familiar face and brings one of the most dependable No. 3 receivers the Patriots have had in nearly 10 years back to Gillette Stadium.
The 31-year-old, who played in New England from 2006 through 2008, caught 85 passes for 1,059 yards and eight touchdowns in three seasons for the Patriots while operating almost exclusively as the No. 3 receiver in the New England passing game. While others struggled in that role, Gaffney was able to flourish, and became the best and most consistent pass-catcher the Patriots have had at that spot since Brady assumed the starting quarterback job in 2001.
It was also clear that even though he departed New England for Denver following the 2008 season, he maintained a great affection for the Patriots and Bill Belichick. In the days leading up to the New England-Washington game this past season, it was clear that Gaffney still had a great affection for Belichick and the Patriots.
'It was the best,' Gaffney said. 'He pretty much '¦ he gave me a lot of insight on the NFL. A great coach. He makes his players be students of the game. He helped me out a lot. He's the man.
'I'll never forget what I learned there, playing under Belichick. Like I said, he taught me a lot about the NFL and how to survive in the NFL and how to be a great player.'
'Jab could do everything well,' recalled quarterback Tom Brady the week before the Patriots met the Redskins earlier this year. 'I think that's his versatility, he's got good size, he's got long arms, he's got good speed, he's got good quickness, he plays every position, he's smart.
'He's just one of those guys that, from the day we got him here, he was just so reliable and dependable because he knew what to do and he did it well. You gain a lot of trust from the quarterback when all those things match up. I was bummed when he went to Denver, and I was bummed when he went to Washington.'
Gaffney should still be able to have an impact on the New England passing game. He is coming off the finest year of his career, as he finished the 2011 season with career-highs in catches (68) and yards (947), and tied his career-best with five touchdown receptions, all for a Washington passing game that finished in the middle of the league in most major statistical categories. The fact that he can still get up and down the field at a good rate, his previous knowledge of the offense and his excellent rapport with Brady all figure to make him a favorite to make the final roster.
However, it was already a crowded field before the Patriots made their bid to bring back Gaffney. Now, they have 11 receivers on the roster, not including seventh-round draft pick Jeremy Ebert: Gaffney, Wes Welker (presuming he signs his franchise tender), Brandon Lloyd, Deion Branch, Donte Stallworth, Anthony Gonzalez, Julian Edelman, Chad Ochocinco, Tiquan Underwood, Matthew Slater and Britt Davis. At least one veteran of note won't make it to opening day.
|Could Jabar Gaffney find his way back to the Patriots?
|04.18.12 at 1:54 pm ET
Less than a week after his infamous Twitter rant — one that left him trending worldwide — Redskins wide receiver Jabar Gaffney told Washington's 980 ESPN on Wednesday that the Redskins 'are trying to trade me.'
If Washington is indeed interested in dealing Gaffney, one possible destination could be the Patriots. The 31-year-old, who played in New England from 2006 through 2008, still has great affection for the Patriots. In the days leading up to the New England-Washington game this past season, Gaffney reminisced fondly about his time with Bill Belichick and the Patriots.
'It was the best,' Gaffney said of his time playing for Belichick. 'He pretty much … he gave me a lot of insight on the NFL. A great coach. He makes his players be students of the game. He helped me out a lot. He's the man.
'I'll never forget what I learned there, playing under Belichick. Like I said, he taught me a lot about the NFL and how to survive in the NFL and how to be a great player.'
Those feelings were returned in kind by both Belichick and quarterback Tom Brady.
'Of course, we know Jabar's an excellent route-runner,' Belichick said of Gaffney. 'He's a good receiver. He's a very disciplined, dependable guy. He and (Santana) Moss do a good job for them on the outside. They do a number of different things. They change their passing game around from week to week.
'And Jabar, we know, is a real intelligent receiver and very instinctive and I'm sure he handles those things well for them, taking routes they haven't really run before and putting them in for that game and then running them in a way that hurts the team they're playing. That's a big part of what they do, also.'
'Jab could do everything well,' Brady recalled. 'I think that's his versatility, he's got good size, he's got long arms, he's got good speed, he's got good quickness, he plays every position, he's smart.
'He's just one of those guys that, from the day we got him here, he was just so reliable and dependable because he knew what to do and he did it well. You gain a lot of trust from the quarterback when all those things match up. I was bummed when he went to Denver, and I was bummed when he went to Washington.'
New England has already brought in several new faces at wide receiver this offseason, including Brandon Lloyd, Anthony Gonzalez and Donte Stallworth, and wouldn't likely offer the Redskins much in the way of a trade, seeing that Gaffney has gone public with the news that Washington is trying to deal him. (This report indicates that the Redskins could simply cut him loose after the draft.)
However, Gaffney's experience in the Patriots' system, Belichick's good working relationship with Washington coach Mike Shanahan, Gaffney's overall production while with New England (he caught 85 passes for 1,059 yards and eight touchdowns in three seasons) and the fact that he's been the best and most consistent No. 3 wide receiver that Brady has had since he assumed the starter's job in 2001 could at least be enough to cause the Patriots to inquire about his services.
|What the addition of Brandon Lloyd means for the Patriots' passing game
|03.17.12 at 8:58 pm ET
The addition of wide receiver Brandon Lloyd helps the Patriots' passing game on a number of levels: it provides quarterback Tom Brady with another option outside the numbers, the receiving corps gets slightly younger, and it gives the New England offense something it has been missing since Jabar Gaffney left following the 2008 season ' another pass catcher who is not a tight end who can be counted on for 50 or so receptions a season.
The 30-year-old Lloyd, who has averaged 74 catches a season the last two years, has been connected to the Patriots throughout the free agent process for several reasons, not the least of which included his well-known fondness for Josh McDaniels, the New England offensive coordinator who had worked with Lloyd in Denver and St. Louis.
McDaniels helped turn Lloyd the 6-foot, 188-pound receiver from a statistical JAG who never topped 30 receptions over the first seven seasons of his career into a stud who has averaged 74 catches a season the last two years. In all, with McDaniels as the St. Louis offensive coordinator, Lloyd had 51 catches for 683 yards and five touchdowns last year in 11 games with the Rams. That's on the heels of 77 catches for 1,448 yards and 11 touchdowns in 2010 with Denver, a portion of which happened in McDaniels' final season as head coach of the Broncos. (McDaniels coached 12 games that year in Denver.)
It's not just as a deep threat — Lloyd represents a serious upgrade across the board for the New England passing game. Per the chart that was whipped up by Steve Palazzolo of Pro Football Focus (left), Lloyd's numbers in both the intermediate and deep routes the last two seasons are impressive, and will provide a serious boost to the Patriots' offense.
Last season, the Patriots ran lots of sets with two tight ends and two receivers, and so with Lloyd in the fold, it will be interesting to see how the Patriots approach negotiations with veteran free agent wide receiver Deion Branch, another outside option. In addition, veteran Chad Ochocinco is another wideout who faces an uncertain future now that Lloyd is on the roster.
Regardless of what other personnel moves the club makes going forward, Lloyd projects as one of two outside receivers for the Patriots in 2012, and his ability as a deep threat will only serve to help fellow receivers Branch (if he does return) and Wes Welker (and if he is healthy, newcomer Anthony Gonzalez). Tight ends Rob Gronkowski and Aaron Hernandez also figure to benefit on short and intermediate routes when it comes to the inclusion of Lloyd.
|Free Agent Snapshot: Brandon Lloyd
|02.16.12 at 10:03 pm ET
We continue our look at 15 possible fits for the Patriots in free agency this offseason with a breakdown of wide receiver Brandon Lloyd. With the understanding that the NFL's franchise tag window is from February 20 to March 5 (which means some of these players we list could ultimately be retained by their team) here are some players worth keeping an eye on that might be a fit in New England when free agency begins March 13:
Brandon Lloyd
Position: Wide receiver
Age: 30
Height: 6-foot
Weight: 188 pounds
On the surface, this seems to be the best free-agent fit of the offseason for New England. Even if the Patriots do manage to retain veterans Wes Welker and Deion Branch in free agency, Lloyd would be that long-elusive offensive option New England has been missing since Jabar Gaffney left following the 2008 season — another pass catcher who is not a tight end who can get you 50 or so receptions a season.
The Patriots need to build some depth at the position, they have had trouble developing young receivers, and Lloyd is on record as saying he'd be willing to follow Josh McDaniels to the ends of the earth. McDaniels helped turned Lloyd from a JAG who never topped 30 receptions over the first seven seasons of his career into a stud who has averaged 74 catches a game the last two years. In all, with McDaniels as the St. Louis offensive coordinator, Lloyd had 51 catches for 683 yards and five touchdowns last year in 11 games with the Rams. That's on the heels of 77 catches for 1,448 yards and 11 touchdowns in 2010 with Denver … a portion of which happened in McDaniels' final season as head coach of the Broncos. (McDaniels coached 12 games that year in Denver.)
'I can't even lie about that,' Lloyd told the St. Louis Post-Dispatch in late December when he was asked about McDaniels. 'I'm tied to McDaniels. He uses me differently than other offensive coordinators used me in my entire career. He uses me as an every-play receiver. The short game, mid-range game, gimmick passes, deep balls.
'I do everything in this offense as opposed to other coordinators who would just run me off as the deep guy; run me off into double coverage and then say I'm not open. So I really like how Josh uses me within the offense. '¦ I want to be used in ways where I feel comfortable and I can be successful and Josh knows how to do that.'
Why it might not work: Historically, Lloyd's agent Tom Condon doesn't have the best working relationship with the Patriots, having initially drawn their ire when it came to the Ben Watson negotiations. And as was the case with Reggie Wayne, the market for receivers this offseason is a fluid one, with Wayne, Vincent Jackson, DeSean Jackson, Marques Colston, Stevie Johnson, Dwayne Bowe and Welker all on the market. Depending on how the market trends, this could be a good thing or bad thing for the Patriots. The Patriots could also choose to try and find a young receiver in the draft, as this year's crop is considered to be better than average.


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That's the constant refrain, at once friendly, taunting, and menacing, directed at John Grant, the antihero of Wake in Fright, a stunning, deeply disturbing psychological thriller set in the Australian Outback.
An arthouse Oz-ploitation flick of immense power, from 1971 and now rereleased in a restored edition, Ted Kotcheff's film is a confrontational deconstruction of the frontier masculinity that pervades so much of Australian and American cinema.
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Cotswold Leg Table
A warm cinnamon finish on this turned leg table pairs beautifully with the tufted linen chairs. Table is 42" x 72" and extends to 90" with the included 18" leaf added for additional seating.
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Vineyard Buffet
This side buffet in rich distressed mahogany features two door with two removable wine racks inside as well as three drawers with dovetail joints for additional storage. Top drawer is felt lined for silverware.
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The server adds the same custom buckle hardware as the back of the chairs to the drawer fronts of the two drawers. Two doors flank a wine rack in the center.
Zeno Server
Stunning two-tone coloring with an inset glass top plus two glass doors and three drawers for storage make this unique server a great dining room addition or stand alone piece anywhere in your home.
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Southern Pines Dining Table
This chiseled plank look dining table has two storage drawers at each end of the table and includes one 14" leaf that extends the table from 72" to 86".
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Keegan Server
The two doors of this server feature an oval veneer pattern while the center door has beveled glass. Three felt lined drawers add additional function while the Nickel finished teardrop hardware adds flair.
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Dimensions:Height - 36" Width - 56" Depth - 19"
Tuscany Extension Table
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Vineyards II Table
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Wayfarer Arm Chair
With a curved, cutout back that descends to tapered legs, the Wayfarer Side Chair has a striking visual balance, while its sand-colored upholstered seat provides comfort and contrast.
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Loft II Dining Table
Live edge organic shaped table top with rustic styling.
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Meadowbrook Dining Table
The brick brown vintage finish on this table is just one of the many beautiful features. The 63" table seats up to eight people comfortably with both 16" leaves added.
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Natural Loft Dining Table
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La Hougue Bie delivers a truly memorable experience that is at once thought provoking and peaceful.
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La Hougue Bie delivers a truly memorable experience that is at once thought provoking and peaceful. The site features one of Europe's finest passage graves where you can learn about life in Jersey's Neolithic community 6,000 years ago. A medieval chapel sits on top of the prehistoric mound and dolmen dominating this tranquil and spiritual site. Unlike many other dolmens you can stand inside the chamber of the passage grave and feel the heart of this place of worship.
Visit the archaeology exhibition of the Ice Age Island project which draws on current research to tell exciting stories about how our ancestors lived and adapted to the Ice Age world.
Ancient treasures are waiting to be found in the geology and archaeology museum, including coin hoards, axes, swords and spears. You'll also discover a command bunker built during the German Occupation, housing a unique memorial to the slave-workers who were brought to the Channel Islands by invading Nazi forces during the Second World War.
See the world's largest Celtic coin hoard on display at La Hougue Bie. View some of the gold and silver treasures found in the hoard and watch conservators as they painstakingly excavate more coins and treasure from the hoard.
La Hougue Bie has a large picnic area where you can enjoy a day out amongst the beautiful and peaceful surroundings.
Visit Treasures of the Island, our new permanent exhibition about the discovery and excavation of the famous Jersey hoards, including a replica of the hoard and a place to find out the latest in the whole conservation and identification process. Sponsored by Capco Trust.
1) Be sure to visit the Neolithic tomb which is older than the pyramids.
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4) Take some time to reflect at the World War II Slave Worker memorial.
5) Archaeology Museum telling the story of Islanders from ¼ million years ago up to the end of the Roman period.
Read more about the impressive Prince's Tower once situated at the site.
You can take a virtual tour of Jersey's spiritual landscape by downloading the free audio tour from the tours and trails section on the website.
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Refreshments: Hot and cold drinks, snacks and ice creams available. La Hougue Bie has a large picnic area where you can enjoy a day out amongst the beautiful and peaceful surroundings.
Gift Shop: The Jersey Heritage gift shop, selling gifts and souvenirs relating to the site and to Jersey, is located on site and is open to visitors and passers by.
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The collection attached to this "learn more" document is titled: Jamaica, Civil Birth Registration. It contains records from other places on the island of Jamaica besides Trelawny.
Consider changing the name of the article to Jamaica, Civil Registration of Birth.
The link name also needs to be changed.
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- The above post is correct. This page is linked to the wrong collection. It is linked to collection 1538386, "Jamaica, Civil Birth Registration" which covers more than Trelawny and already has a historical records page at Jamaica Civil Registration (FamilySearch Historical Records). Can someone please correct this. Maceviss 22:28, 19 May 2012 (UTC)
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I have changed the title of the article to match the title of the collection and removed the word Trelawny
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Re: Star Trek: Voyager: Children Of The Storm Review Thread
Perfect timing,
. I picked it up today and was waiting for you to start the thread (I'm no good with polls, so I leave it in your capable hands).
I have a more detailed review below, but for now I'll say it's a pleasing continuation of "Full Circle" and "Unworthy". It maintains the same quality, and it seems the series is progressing smoothly. Beyer's writing is strong and the character dynamics were interesting. Overall, it wasn't anything outstandingly spectacular but it maintained the high standards of Beyer's previous
books and was a solid addition to the mainstream Trek novel 'verse. So I vote "Above Average".
Some thoughts:
There was a much appreciated, understated but significant sense of discovery and scientific wonder to the plot (as there was in
). It's great to see the series - and Beyer - making use of the Delta Quadrant as a place of potential wonder as well as danger, and creating some truly interesting life-forms. This is just what those parts of space near to former Borg territory should be - strange, disturbing, lawless, dangerous places without all the neat national borders and treaties and trade consortiums that we see elsewhere. First with the Indign in the last book and now with the highly "damaged" Children and their mother, there's been a focus on what the setting of Borg space has to offer the series. With the Indign and the Children, we've had sensible but surprising and fascinating ideas on the effects the Borg presence had on those beings and life-forms who lived alongside them. I'm enjoying that dynamic. It combines a
-esque sense of wonder and discovery with a darker undercurrent that makes these
books different enough not to seem like they're covering the same ground.
Character stuff is good, too. I always liked B'Elanna and Tom as a couple, but I was a little concerned that once they "settled down" it would become boring. It hasn't so far, and Beyer makes their domestic relationship seem convincing. As I suppose was inevitable given that (as we all know) Beyer is a recent parent, the focus on parenthood and its joys/challenges is also convincing, and given what the subject matter means to me, I'm gratified that Trek lit acknowledges its importance so readily.
Nice little subplot with Drafar, too. I enjoyed seeing B'Elanna challenge his prejudice in a reasoned and understanding (yet effective) manner; it shows a maturity that is particularly pleasing when considered that her character arc in these books has seen her embrace her Klingon self more readily. That she can balance her "born-again Klingon" traits with the ability not to lash out aggressively when offended, and instead constructively try to break through the prejudice, is a good sign. I wish I could claim similar maturity for myself, but I'm not there yet, sadly.
Cambridge continues to delight (he's one of the better new characters of late), and the relationship with Seven is getting very interesting. It's been well handled so far - "Seven in a romantic relationship" must be a difficult concept to write around, but so far I'm liking this. The continued growth of Seven as a character has also been a strength of the relaunch-relaunch (if you'll excuse that term).
new characters were strong enough to hold my attention - O'Donnell in particular was a good addition, and his professional relationship with Fife is one I hope we see more of. The dynamic was an interesting one, unlike any other command staff I remember, and made sense given the ship's specialized nature. There's potential for more here. Captain Farkas was also handled well, and I hope to see more of her too.
I liked the fact that Kressari colour-changing eyes were included. I don't quite know why, save that those little bits of consistancy with other novels always please me.
I was disappointed that we didn't learn more about Sharak (Mayweather, on Enterprise! Temba, Sharak!), but his one scene of importance was well crafted. His position on the issue in question was very Tamarian, but explored in a manner that kept him an individual not simply a mouthpiece for the culture. I had a pleasant low-key epiphany when Dathon was mentioned, and I liked how Sharak's stance on Lasren's risk essentially related back to that without screaming "THINK ABOUT DARMOK!!" at us.
The Children of the Storm themselves were also interesting. As someone who experiences, shall we say,
very strong emotional surges
, I found their simplicity and power of emotion sadly endearing, and I liked the whole theme of life, regeneration and recreation that connected them, the
crew, and the whole post-Borg timeframe. Quite fulfilling, and it contributes to what I've mentioned before as one of my favourite things about Trek lit- the way it keeps coming up with new ways to explore issues of self and rebirth, discovery and family. The whole line from
Greater Than the Sum
to these post-
stories has been very mature writing in that regard, if I may say so. It's dealt with some very complex ideas that I welcome exploration of and it keeps finding new and inteligent ways to wrestle with them.
So, yes, no complaints. Overall, I'm pleased. It didn't lift itself into Outstanding, but a fitting Above Average.
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Indie games are something of a renaissance when it comes to unique and creative ideas, in my eyes. I'm currently enjoying the crap out of RESOGUN, and look forward to seeing what the future holds for indie titles on PS4 :) #2 Agree(5) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply Alexious + 724d ago Resogun is great, now I want to see an MMO-ish version of Dead Nation on PS4 though. #2.1 Agree(7) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply 8BitSoul + 724d ago That would be totally tits! I'm glad Sony has realized that indie titles are becoming as important as the big triple A and exclusive titles for the system! Not to mention, it has opened the doors for many of the bigger studios to create smaller projects, like Dead Nation, Journey and Tokyo Jungle to name a few. It's a great time to be a gamer indeed! #2.1.1 Agree(3) | Disagree(0) | Report 360ICE + 724d ago Pretty sure Resogun is not an indie, at least in the sense that they're not an independent developer. Sony are publishing the game. #2.2 Agree(1) | Disagree(1) | Report | Reply 8BitSoul + 724d ago True, but the term "indie" has become somewhat blurred the last year. If you want to get technical about it, I guess you can't really call a game indie, unless the developer is 100% independent. That may very well be the case, and if so, we need to coin a new term for smaller PSN, XBLA and Steam releases that aren't developed by indie studios. #2.2.1 Agree(1) | Disagree(0) | Report 360ICE + 724d ago I agree the term has been blurred, but truth is that smaller size games have been around long before the term indie was coined. No one called Super Stardust HD an indie, for instance. It was just a small game, a AA game, a downloadable or something like that. If Resogun passes for indie, we need a new name for independently developed games. Would be really intuitive if that name was "indie". I can't recall hearing Sony touting Resogun as part of their indie line-up either. 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I would like to know what is wrong with these sentences:
1. There is always a heavy traffic in the city centre
2. After lunch we went to shopping
Hope anyone can help me Thanks!
I am not a teacher, but I am English, and have lived in England all my life and I would suggest that the two sentences would be, as follows:
1. There is always a heavy traffic in the city centre
This should be There is always heavy traffic, in the city centre.
2. After lunch we went to shopping
This sould be: After lunch, we went shopping.
aheavy traffic in the city centre
2. After lunch we went
toshopping. (we went shopping; we went dancing; we went fishing ...)
I would not add any commas.
Although it's common to add a comma after an adverbial phrase (sentence 2), this sentence is too short to bother doing that.
In sentence 1, there is simply no indication for one. You don't put a comma before a prepositional phrase.
Hello lineker1976
Here is why they are wrong.
1. *There is always a heavy traffic in the city centre.
traffic is a mass noun. It doesn't require a determiner; e.g., traffic, not *a traffic.2. *After lunch we went to shopping.
Go to <a place>; e.g., went to the shops
Go <do something>; e.g., go shopping
i think i understand now the correct grammar in those sentences, thanks very much.. appreciate it!
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Casa Pina is located at the outskirts of Scauri, close to the nature reserve Parco di Gianola and the Monte di Scauri in a quiet and green area.
Three holiday apartments are located in the house Pina: Pina-Souterrain, Pina-Garden flat und Pina-Piccolo.
The holiday apartment Pina-Souterrain is partly restored in June 2013 and partly done up with new furniture.
Pina-Souterrain is a simple furnished and well-kept holiday apartment with two bedrooms, one with double bed, one with three single beds (we can add one further single bed on demand), the kitchen with new kitchen unit and dining table, a long floor with cloakroom and one windowed bathroom with shower, bidet and washing machine.
This holiday home is a basement apartment, very pleasant temperate in summer.
In the outdoor area are a terraced garden with arbour, table and chairs, an outdoor kitchen and barbecue at guest's disposal.
The holiday apartment is recommendable for families or one couple.
Internet wi-fi and TV are available.
The nature reserve Parco di Gianola and Monte di Scauri, the Monte D'Oro (the gold mountain), the beautiful long sandy beach and the mystic bay Spiaggia dei Sassolini are within walking distance, 10 minutes by feet.
Many restaurants, as the very good one Park Village, different trattoria, pubs and bars, as the simple bar La Birretta or the Scoglio and the Mary Rock (live-music in summer), which is build directly at the beach/water, are located next to the holiday apartment, also to reach in 10 minutes by feet.
|Sleeps up to 6, 2 bedrooms
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The Lazio region
The region of Lazio, rich of culture and nature, is situated in the centre of Italy.
Hilly landscapes with olive- and vine cultivations and the lakes Bracciano and Bolzena characterizes the north of the region. The culturally heydays are the famous Etruscan excavation and the sulphur-wells, where you can spoil your skin under the open sky.
Rome is the culturally and economically center as well as the capital city of Italy, located directly in the heartland of Lazio.
Mountains are in the south, rising above 2000 meters; lower, heading the coast the gentle green slopes are overgrown with orange-and lemon trees and olive-and vine cultivations.
The coast is uneven, sandy beaches alternate rocky cliffs, suggestive little bays and hills are covered with Mediterranean spontaneous vegetation (macchia mediterranea).
Thousands of years of history signed the landscape, increasing the cultural value of this land: Excavations from the Roman and the pre-Roman time (Etruscan, Ausonia and Aurunci), medieval towns, monasteries and convents, make the stay in Lazio always an astonishing experience.
The region has many nature reserves and little protected oasis; very beautiful for short walks, hiking tours or trekking.
The Garigliano river natural park at the board with Campania offers multiple opportunities to come in contact with the lush river vegetation and the wild animals that inhabit along the banks.
Thermal springs are to find in the region of Viterbo, Tivoli and Fiuggi and in the south in Suio.
Located in the south of the region, The Pontine Islands join sensational nature, clear water, characteristic fisher towns and Roman culture. The main Island Ponza is also called pearl of the Tyrrhenian Sea.
The food and wine tradition might deserve its own chapter: fish and seafood on the coast; rustically cuisine in the countryside (meat and sausage, cheese and a lot of different vegetables), buffalo mozzarella, and olives of Gaeta are only some examples.
Lots of tasty and important wines are available for experts and curious tasters, thanks to the unique warm weather and the composition of the soil.
The area between south of Lazio and northern Campania, named Campania Felix by the ancient Roman, produces since centuries a particular wine, called Falernus, one of the many wine excellence of the area.
On the long sand beach in Scauri you can take umbrellas and make sports like windsurf and kitesurf. Sailing lessons are given on the little beach Spiaggia dei Sassolini. If you like saewatching you can't miss the little protected bay of the WWF in the Natural Parc Riviera di Ulisse.
The natural reserve of the Parco Riviera di Ulisse is inviting for walks. There is an extensive area of archaeological interest in the park in which the remains of the Roman Villa of Mamurra (1st century BC) can be seen.
Besides this you can visit the remains of the Roman town Minturnae, which was located on the famous Appian Way (Via Appia).
In the summer often there are live music at the pubs scoglio and mary rock. The Mary Rock is at the beach Spiaggia dei Sassiolini, there you can sit by a drink outside over the sea and the little bay, hearing music in the evening and the sound of the waves during the day. Open air events are also in summer in the roman amphitheatre in Minturno, you can find other events in the town like dancing outside, tasting of local food and in July there is the Sagra delle Regne, an traditional folf festival in in the old centre of Minturno.
Spare time in Scauri:
-swimming, sailing and sailing courses, windsurfing, kite surfing, water skiing, pedal boat rental, bicycles for hire, snorkelling in the nature reserve, fishing, rollerblading, mountain biking, basketball, tennis and horse riding
-walks in the nature reserve Riviera di Ulisse,
-Sight-seeing: the antique Roman town Minturnae with the amphitheatre, the aqueduct, the old city wall of the town Pirae from the Aurunci time, the old town of Minturno
-bars (pubs), restaurants and pizzerias
-live music in the open-air-pub Maryrock, in the Scoglio and in the Corsaro
-in summer: theatre shows, music- and dance performance in the Roman amphitheatre
-early July: the harvest festival in Minturno (Sagra delle regne)
-in september: beer-festival in Scauri (Festa della Birra)
-at Christmas: Christmas market with arts and crafts and an exhibition of Christmas cribs in the medieval castle of Minturno
-Weekly-markets: on Wednesday in Scauri.
-there are fresh fish at the Scoglio and at the D'Arsenal in Scauri every morning.
-touristic boat trips
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Interregional Tax Competition
for Mobile Capital
We have derived in Section 3.2 that decentralized tax and expenditure decisions distort the allocation if regions are constrained to finance local public goods by taxes on mobile factors. This case is commonly referred to as interregional tax competition for a mobile tax base. The literature (see e.g. Oates 1972; Wilson 1986, 1987b; Zodrow and Mieszkowski 1986a) pays great attention to this issue and emphasizes that regions respond by providing inefficiently low levels of local public goods. A sufficient instrument set to induce regions to choose an efficient allocation would include a nondistorting land tax-which is, however, not available because of institutional restrictions (e.g., it is prohibited by the German Constitution). Although an inefficient interregional tax competition can arise for the taxation of mobile households, firms, and capital, the literature concentrates almost entirely on taxing the mobile factor of production capital. Oates (1972, p. 142) describes the basic problem as follows:
The result of tax competition may well be a tendency toward less than efficient levels of output of local public services. In an attempt to keep tax rates low to attract business investment, local officials may hold spending below those levels for which marginal benefits equal marginal costs, particularly for those programs that do not offer direct benefits to local businesses.
The individual regions are in a "prisoner's dilemma" (see Boadway and Wildasin 1984, p. 504), since each regional government fears that capital leaves the region when it is taxed too much. As a consequence, all regions choose inefficiently low capital tax rates and the interregional capital allocation changes very little. Higher taxes on mobile capital would be beneficial to all regions because the same interregional capital allocation would result, but the division of resources between public and private goods would better reflect individual preferences. However, an efficient taxation of mobile capital cannot be expected by uncoordinated decentralized decisions.
Whether regions indeed undersupply local public services depends critically on the kind of services they offer. Hence, it is important to differentiate