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In a bid to bring their estranged communities closer together, Serbian and Kosovar reporters worked on stories in each other's countries in a collaborative project that could highlight paths towards reconciliation.
The open hostilities between Bosnia, Croatia and Serbia in the 1990s have long given way to friendlier relations - but Bosniaks are still anxious about their neighbours.
Regardless of their ethnicity, political affiliation or economic status, many people in Bosnia and Herzegovina agree that the only success of the Dayton peace agreement 20 years ago was ending the war.
On the 20th anniversary of the Dayton Agreement, which ended the 1992-95 war in Bosnia and Herzegovina, there is heated debate about whether it was a success or a failure.
Croatia's assistant war veterans minister Bojan Glavasevic, who lost his father and grandfather in the Serb attack on his hometown Vukovar, tells BIRN he has promoted reconciliation despite nationalist resistance.
The village of Baljvine is an example of coexistence and tolerance for the still-divided country because its Serbs and Bosniaks were never in conflict during the war, locals explain in a BIRN video report.
Sava Janjic, the Abbot of Visoki Decani Monastery, says Serbian heritage needs to be settled within the Brussels dialogue before any further discussion on UNESCO status.
Belgrade's brutal and offensive campaign against Kosovo's membership bid, comparing it to ISIS, has reminded Europe and its own neighbours of how little the 'new' Serbia has changed.
With a Kosovo Albanian playing Romeo and a Serb playing Juliet, Predrag Miki Manojlovic's production of the Shakespeare classic is intended to bring Belgrade and Pristina closer together.
The state court fears that a new Bosnian Serb reform proposal is aimed at abolishing the state-level judiciary, but Republika Srpska says it just wants to clarify the division of authority between the state and Bosnia's entities.
Kosovo's bid to join UNESCO has again highlighted the destruction of cultural and religious monuments during wartime - crimes that ex-Yugoslav countries' courts have largely been failing to tackle.
Guerrilla turned politician Fatmir Limaj could face his third war crimes trial for brutal abuses at the Kosovo Liberation Army's Klecka detention camp after a court decided to hear a motion for retrial.
Refugees from the 1990s Balkan wars are now sharing their rundown temporary accommodation in Belgrade with people fleeing more recent conflicts in the Middle East and Africa.
Real-life testimonies from people who lived through recent conflicts in Europe have been transformed into a gripping theatre play - acted out by the people whose stories it highlights.
Bosnia and Herzegovina will fail to resolve the most sensitive war crimes cases by its December 2015 deadline and may not tackle the thousands of remaining cases by the final deadline of 2023.


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emircruz: Thats seriously compact (considering the sensor size)!
I wonder if the xz-1 replacement would be as small. If not, here's hoping to 4/3 sized sensor.. but thatll never happen.. the optics would just be too big - unless it has single focal length.
On another note.. wish they weathersealed these enthusiast compacts so you can take them anywhere.
I really hadn't thought of that before now, but you're quite right about weather sealing. This type of camera is likely to be used in the rain, on a boat, or carried in a sweaty shirt pocket and needs the protection more than a DSLR
I see this as an auxiliary camera rather than the primary picture taking machine in the household. This is the camera you put in the glove box of the car, in your backpack, or take with you when you aren't planning to take pictures. Higher Image Quality is always better than lower Image quality of course, but obsessing over the IQ of a pocket size, fixed lens camera is a foolish exercise.
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Brandeis Plan to Raze Building Sparks Donor Suit
The descendant of a donor to Brandeis University sued the school, trying to block the demolition of a science building named for his great uncle.
The lawsuit is the latest in a growing number of disputes between donors and universities over honoring the intent of gifts -- and the second such recent controversy involving Brandeis.
The university has said it expects to tear down the center named after Julius Kalman, a Lithuanian immigrant who amassed a fortune in Boston real estate and left the bulk of it to Brandeis when he died in 1956. Saying its science facilities are outdated, Brandeis is building a major new center named after donor Carl Shapiro, founder of apparel company Kay Windsor.
In a lawsuit filed in Suffolk County Probate Court in Boston, Mr. Kalman's great nephew, Sumner Kalman, says Brandeis's plan violates the terms of his will, which specified a gift for a building. The deceased Mr. Kalman bequeathed Boston real estate to Brandeis worth $1.8 million, more than $14 million in today's dollars. Mr. Kalman is seeking a court injunction to stop the demolition, which Brandeis has said would occur this year.
In a statement, Judith R. Sizer, Brandeis's general counsel, said: "The Kalman family was assured, over a year ago, that the university has every intention of continuing its memorial to Julius Kalman, a generous early donor to Brandeis." The school "intends to work with the family to resolve this matter," she said.
The current generation of the family says Brandeis should name another building, or part of one, after Julius Kalman and feels Brandeis's assurances about continuing to honor him are too vague. "It just seems very unfair to my uncle," says Mr. Kalman, a lawyer from Plaistow, N.H.
Mr. Kalman said he appealed to the Massachusetts Attorney General's Office, which polices nonprofits but declined to take action. A spokeswoman for the attorney general said the school had honored the terms of the gift in constructing the science building, and nothing in the will required the school to maintain the building "beyond its useful life."
Brandeis, in Waltham, Mass., sparked widespread protest in January, when it announced a plan to close its Rose Art Museum and auction off a collection valued at $350 million. The school has since backtracked and says the museum will remain open as a teaching and exhibition gallery and few, if any, paintings will be sold. Members of the Rose family are still considering legal action.
Other schools that have seen recent fights over honoring the intent of donors include Princeton University, Trinity College and Tulane University.
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Oasis Park Village D31
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Oasis Park is a combination of villas and apartments which retains a village feel. Accommodation is stylish and modern throughout. The first floor has a balcony at the front, a large open plan living area and kitchen, and two bedrooms sharing a bathroom. The spiral staircase has a marble floor which leads up to the attic floor where there is a master suite with bedroom, en suite bathroom and private terrace. The property has balconies with glorious views of the mountains and surrounding countryside.
The facilities available are outstanding and finished to the highest specifications. There are two large outdoor pools and three smaller ones, as well as an indoor pool adjacent to a gymnasium and sauna. Oasis also boasts a flood lit tennis court as well as mini golf and two children's play areas. The grounds are landscaped enabling you to enjoy a relaxing stroll with many water features, bridges and amphitheatre to add to the effect. The running stream now has many turtles, fish, frogs etc to add to its natural beauty. Access to the private beach is a ten minute stroll either through woodland or along a pathway which runs past orange, lemon & lime groves and fig trees. The beach is still in its natural state with trees, traditional hammocks and swings and of course a beach bar and sun beds for your comfort.
|Sleeps up to 8, 3 bedrooms
|3 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms of which 2 Family bathrooms, 1 En suites and 2 Shower rooms
|Nearest beach
|Private Beach 1 km
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|Car not necessary
|Nearest Amenities
|500 m
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Dalaman 40 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|Some pets are welcome - please contact the owner, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Private indoor pool, Sauna, Internet access, DVD player
|Private indoor pool, Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Children's pool
|Air conditioning, TV, CD player, Pool or snooker table, Safe, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (1), Single beds (4), Dining seats for 4, Lounge seats for 5
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Private indoor pool, Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Shared garden, BBQ, Climbing frame, Swing set
|Secure parking, Not suitable for wheelchair users
The Turkish Aegean Coast region
The Turquoise Coast/Lycia region
Turkey's 'Turquoise Coast', so named because as the sun sets, its waters appear the clearest shade of turquoise you can imagine. Thanks to the Mediterranean climate that prevails along this coast, you can be leisurely sipping your Turkish tea or coffee on the beach and at the same time glance up and see the snow and mist covering mountains in the distance.
You will revel in long hot summers (typically, 30-40 degrees C) and short, warm, rainy winters (usually above 10 degrees C), so you can comfortably swim in these waters for 9 months of the year.
The region offers everything you need for a rich and varied holiday or living experience. This includes, a wealth of historical and cultural sights and there is the natural beauty of the coastline and mountain ranges.
Fethiye / Yaniklar area
Fethiye is the major bustling harbour town of the region and only 12kms (15mins drive) from Oasis village in Yaniklar. The town is easily accessible by taxi, local 'dolmus' bus service or private rental car, from the Oasis village gate entrance.
Fethiye boasts a beautiful harbour, ideal for strolls and buzzing with the activity of local and tourist boats and a rich variety of eating placewhere you can swim, snorkel, climb cliffs or just relax. The town offers the regions best shopping experience, including the traditional bazaar in the old town with its narrow bustling streets and small squares blending and contrasting with the more modern boutiques, fashion stores, supermarkets and patisseries.
There is also a huge market each Tuesday in Fethiye to which traders and villagers from around the region bring their goods. You can buy anything from exotic spices, Turkish delight, fresh fruit, vegetables, clothing- ware, leather goods and house-ware, all at bargain prices...but you must remember to haggle a little!
You can visit the fascinating historical sights both in town and along the surrounding coastline, including the amazing Lycian rock tombs that tower over the town, the grand Amyntas Tomb, Telmessosos ancient Roman amphitheatre, and the beautiful old mosque.
Choice of cuisine is excellent with a huge selection of restaurants, numerous bars and if you have the energy at the end of the day, opportunities to dance the night away.
Places to go:
- - Calis Beach - - this is the closest swimming beach to Fethiye town centre and can be reached by a short road journey (less than 10 minutes) or water taxi. Calis is famous for the view of its spectacular golden sunsets.
- - Oludeniz and Belcekiz Beach - - this is the world famous beach and blue lagoon ( 'Blue Paradise'), that has become one of Turkey's most acclaimed resorts. Take in the breath taking scenery with your feet firmly on the ground but you can also take the challenge, a pursuit not for the feint-hearted, to paraglide from the top of Babadag mountain and enjoy spectacular aerial views of Oludeniz during 30- 40 minutes of flying.
- - Saklikent Gorge - - this spectacular 18 km canyon gorge, carved out of the Akdaglar mountain over the centuries, offers the opportunity of an adventurous trek and is a favourite picnic location.
- - Tlos and Yaka Park - - the current location of Tlos is on one of the oldest settlements of ancient times, containing fascinating ruins and relics from three civilizations, including the Lycian, Romans and Ottomans who built their regional capitals in the hills. Yaka Park is a little higher in the hills than the Tlos settlement area, in a setting of cascading spring water streams, waterfalls and a trout farm from where you can choose your meal to be prepared.
- - Kaya Koy - - otherwise known as 'Ghost village' is now a protected but uninhabited settlement built on the hillside rocks, deserted at the time of reciprocal exchange of peoples of Turkish and Greek origin to their respective countries in 1922. The plains in the valley are the location for wine houses and restaurants specialising in steaks....you can sit outdoors and barbecue your own choice of meats. Horse riding is an activity available here.
- - Butterfly Valley - - this valley, is named after the hundreds of Mediterranean butterflies that live in the limestone canyon every summer, (30 species of daylight and 40 of nightlife), including the unique Jersey Tiger butterfly. You can reach the beautiful bay and beach only by boat (30 minutes from Oludeniz) or trekking on foot. From the beach you can explore including climb up steep cliffs to reach stunning waterfalls.
- - The Twelve Islands - - you can enjoy a cruise on a traditional Turkish gulet or more conventional boat enjoying the natural scenic beauty of this group of islands between Fethiye and Gocek. The boats will get you access to secluded bays where you can swim, snorkel, climb cliffs or just relax.
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Which Ebay headers?
I only found two options. Are either of these a good choice for a shorty header?
both look to be quality pieces, just your preference i guess
Have not sen any of these... I would look on the internet at the company and the product prior to purchase.
Looks just like the set I bought a few years back from SSAutoChrome.
They added some decent performance for the money and were easy enough to install. I ran them for just over 2 years until I found them both cracked.
I wouldn't go with either of them if it were my truck.
Headers is a get what you pay for deal and buy cheep ones they don't last.
What Big Green V10 said
I just ordered some ebay headers after going through the sellers past purchases of those headers and contacting those who had them for a while.... everyone recommended them and said they turn brown but otherwise are holding up great...I have to replace my pacesetters which cost twice as much and cracked right at the collector...they are also rusting badly so...
They don't make LT headers for your truck? I wouldn't get those buddy, if you go cheap my advice is to use all different hardware cause I bet those header bolts will snap.
+1^^ yes I do agree with that...mine came with grade8 stainless bolts and felpro gaskets but many do come with crappy bolts and no name gaskets which get mixed reviews..
One more thing and then I will shut up.. The Mopar performance headders I put on my 5.2 in 1999 are still on the truck and one of my warehouse guys is still driving the truck.. the finish is all gone after 12 plus years but they are still on there.
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2015 LA Art Book Fair at the MoCA
Printed Matter's (2015) LA Art Book Fair
This coming weekend on the Left Coast is what is becoming an annual event; Printed Matter's LA Art Book Fair which will take place again at the Geffen Contemporary at MOCA.
As I have written about the past (2014) LA Art Book Fairs taking place at MOCA, this building is a maze of rooms, small hidden rooms, medium size display areas and a huge room usually reserved for the Zine world. A ton of books, magazines, zines that are new and old ("collectibles") that can overwhelm the senses. Fortunately the food trucks out the front doors can provide sustenance to help you endure. In past years there was a section reserved for photobooks up on the mezzanine, but guessing there will be spot somewhere.
Preview Thursday 29th January, 6-9pm
Friday January 30th, 12–7pm
Saturday January 31st, 11-7pm
Sunday February 1st, 11-6pm
Also nice about this event: FREE Admission!
Douglas Stockdale, Founding Editor
Photo LA & Classic Photographs LA last weekend
Photo LA – 2015
Having missed Photo LA for the last two years and growing a little disappointed with the show, I was pleasantly surprised by this year's event. It was clean, fresh, and much easier to navigate than past shows. This year I opted to take a docent tour led by Eve Schillo, Curatorial Assistant in the Wallis Annenberg Photography Department at LACMA. Schillo added more relevancy with her running commentary on many of the artists and why they are considered "worthy" of inclusion. She elaborated on the labor over time going into creating many of the pieces, such as the eight-hour exposures of Chris McCaw and the prevalence of contemporary works using alternative processes such as tintype, cyanotype, and platinum.
Docent tour of Photo LA before the crowds arrive:
Photo LA
Some of my favorites were works by Jennah Ward (cameraless cyanotypes), Jacob Gils (huge composites), Rosemary Warner(montaged prints), Susan Burnstine, Nick Brandt, Jo Whaley, Mona Kuhn, Hiromu Kira, Tadao Ando, Bart Synowiec, Bruce Davidson, Eric Holubow, David Adey (raised pinned images), and Susan Turner. It was also nice to see old favorites like Dr. Dain Tasker's x-ray photos from the 1930s and the work of the late James Fee.
Eve Schillo discussing landscapes by Photo LA honoree Catherine Opie:
Abstracts using light as a key element by Barbara Kastin:
Copyright Barbara Kastin
Cameraless cyanotypes by Jennah Ward:
Copyright Jennah Ward
Printer Amanasalto Working with Platinum:
Also exhibiting was a Japanese company, Amanasalto, that is making platinum prints from contemporary photographers as well as masters like Imogen Cunningham. They were beautiful prints but not to be confused with originals printed by the photographer.
Copyright the estate of Imogen Cunningham, print by Amanasalto
APA LA's Off the Clock
For the first year, 100 winning photos from the American Photographic Artist's (APA) annual contest Off The Clock were displayed at Photo LA. If you are a photographer, this is yet another reason to consider joining APA and to participate in their many events.
Photo LA Downloadable Catalog:
For more information and to see more images from the show, download Photo LA's 128-page catalog here.
Classic Photographs Los Angeles
Entrance, Classic Photo LA
A few years ago, a number of galleries that carry primarily "classic" (black & white) photography split from Photo LA and started their own show. This year it was again held at Bonhams auction house. It was easy to spend an afternoon there and enjoy looking at the variety of Classic and Contemporary photographs including work by: Ray K. Metzker, Val Telberg, Bruce Wrighton, George Tice, Brigitte Carnochan (hand colored selenium prints), Giacomo Brunelli, Pentti Sammallahti (and his book, Here Far Away) and Sebastiao Salgado. I have eclectic tastes and was tempted by a Muybridge and a lovely Bromoil by an unknown photographer…perhaps next year.
Alex Novack, the man behind iPhotoCentral:
Several years ago I became acquainted with exhibitor Alex Novack who is the man behind iPhotoCentral, an online resource and gallery collective where buyers can search an enormous inventory of photos. It's worth checking out whether you are a potential buyer or simply want to educate yourself on what's available.
If you are interested in learning more about collecting, I highly recommend subscribing to Alex's newsletter. He sends it when he can (almost monthly) and it consistently contains a wealth of information from around the world.
PhotoExchange Contributor: Nancy Albright
Three Great Photo/Art Shows In LA Next Week
Next week is a fabulous time to make a trip to Los Angeles for anyone interested in art and photography. With three huge shows listed below, one can see the work of the hottest artists, up-and-coming artists, and tried-and-true masters. There is sure to be something to impress and inspire all working artists/photographers.
LA Art Show 2015: (Historic, Modern and Contemporary Art including Photography) at the Los Angeles Convention Center: (January 14-18) http://www.laartshow.com/ Discount tickets can be purchased through Groupon.
Photo LA: (The 24th Annual International Los Angeles Photographic Art Exposition) at THE REEF/LA Mart (January 15-18) This show includes docent tours and a number of classes for photographers and collectors. http://www.photola.com/
Classic Photographs LA: Galleries and dealers of classic photography at BONHAMS (January 17 & 18). See the work of masters of photography with many pieces quite reasonably priced. http://www.classicphotographsla.com/
Guest Contributor: Nancy Albright
Jubilee PHOTO ANNUAL AWARDS 2015 is OPEN FOR SUBMISSIONS
I would like to take this opportunity to personally INVITE YOU to participate in the International Photography Contest PHOTO ANNUAL AWARDS 2015
Since I work both as a photographer, curator and publisher, I am fully aware of the importance and the greatness of your work.
My particular desire is that the Photo Annual Awards, which is held under my leadership, will achieve good quality participation.
The contest results will be exhibited – as in last 4 years – in the Wall Gallery in Teplice, near Prague.
(see last Opening Ceremony: http://www.photoannualawards.com/2014-in-pictures.html)
The exhibition time is overlapping with the beginning of the 861th Teplice Spa Season.
Since this event annually attracts the attention of more than 50,000 VISITORS, my task is to exhibit the real jewels of modern photography – like your photography.
(see – for example – last winners http://www.photoannualawards.com/2014-winners.html)
For Grand Prize Winner is $500 cash and Art Residence for one month in romantic chapell
And finally: All 2015 winner photos will be publish in photo magazine Art Photo Mag (www.artphotomag.com)
(list of published photographers in Art Photo Mag is here http://artphotomag.com/photographers)
Early Bird for contestant:
Entry fee for contest is 5 EUR per photo, but to the end of February you have special discount – only 3 EUR per photo.
Contest Deadline: April 19, 2015. Don´t forget please.
Thank you very much and I look forward to seeing your photo at our Opening Ceremony.
Link for upload of photos: http://www.photoannualawards.com/log-in-and-upload-photo.html
Yours sincerely
Radek Burda
Director PAA 2015 & Publisher Art Photo Mag
Elizabeth Avedon's Best Photography Books for 2014 – Douglas Stockdale
Copyright Douglas Stockdale 2014, self-published Pine Lake
As a book artist and photobook specialist, this is the time of year that I provide kudo's to all of the photographers, photobook designers, photobook publishers and the book artists who use photography as a part of their creative medium. .
What came as a very pleasant surprise is when the amazing NYC book designer Elizabeth Avedon (yes, a familiar last name to those following photography over the years) selected my artist book Pine Lake as one of her Best Photography Books of 2014. A total surprise as this is a very limited edition artist book (edition of 25 plus 2 A/P's) and thus I am assuming not many have actually held or seen this.
What a sweet ending to the year and which reminds me that I need to get my butte back into gear and finish my next limited edition book Bluewater Shore, the second of the three photo-narratives planned for this series.
Cheryl Medow at TAG Gallery
Cheryl Medow infuses her hyper-realistic images of wildlife with an acute, visceral energy. Her disciplined eye for detail and evocative use of interlocking her photographs adds an immediacy to natural scenes of wild animals and flora in their habitats.
From the jungles of Kenya to the marshy thickets of the Malibu Lagoon, Medow seeks the textures of the landscape and its diverse creatures, saturating them with layers of color and imagery. With every image we become atuned to the flow of the environment and the creatures within her magical dioramas. We see as the animal sees. We are the observer and observed.
More than shifting our perspectives, Medow's images are calls to action.
"My work is an opportunity to celebrate these gorgeous, amazing animals and heighten awareness of conservation and our connection to nature."
This show runs through July 14, 2012
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Two new releases by Steve McCurry at Peter Fetterman Gallery
We are pleased to announce the release of theses two extraordinary images from Steve McCurry.
They are available in small editions in the following sizes:
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2. 30 x 40 inches
3. 40 x 50 inches
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Peter Fetterman Gallery is located at Bergamot Station #A1, 2525 Michigan Ave., Santa Monica, CA
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Canon Announces The 5D Mark III
Canon has announced the long-awaited Canon 5D Mark III. Read about the new features, price, and specs by clicking here.
Revolutionary Light Field Cameras – Beyond Digital
Can you imagine chucking your expensive digital camera into the lake? You just might do it when Light Field cameras take over. This new technology threatens to make digital obsolete. Read all about it, look at photos of the camera, and see how it works by clicking here.
Duncan Miller Gallery – Two seminars for photographers: Sunday Feb 5th.
Artist Seminar: 15 Things You Can Do to Get Represented by a Gallery
We are constantly asked for advice and information from upcoming artists. The number one request on most artist's agenda is getting good gallery representation. Gallery director Daniel Miller has created a dynamic no-nonsense seminar filled with details, ideas and strategies about how artists can get (and keep) the attention of galleries. Avoid common mistakes (one chapter is aptly titled "Don't be an Idiot"), and learn how to develop an artist-gallery relationship.
The next seminar is Sunday, Feb 5, 12-2 pm. Seats are limited, so click here for more details, a seminar outline and to reserve your place.
Artist Seminar: How to Self-publish Your Own Book
The new standard for success for a photographer or other artist is presenting your work in a book format. While the tools to create books have become sophisticated and relatively easy-to-use, lots of questions remain. What to include, what not to include, design issues, where to have it made, how to leverage the book when completed, book signing strategies and more. Also, advanced strategies you can use to sell your book and actually make money. And also covered, why are you waiting? Make a book now!
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The event is open to the media. Media interested in covering the debate at the studios of Iowa Public Television in Johnston should contact executive producer Sid Sprecher at Iowa Public Television, 515/242-3122. A media room will be set up with a mult box, DA feed, and monitors. The room will be open from Noon to 3 p.m. The debate will air live from 1 - 2 p.m. Video cameras and tape recorders will not be allowed in the studio auditorium, but seating for reporters will be available at the back of the auditorium. Fifteen minutes prior to the 1 p.m. debate, there will be a short photo opportunity with the candidates for still cameras. At the same time, IPTV will provide video cover shots to the pool feed in the media room. Stations can also take the off-air signal of the debate for news excerption only. On-air credit must be given to Iowa Public Television. Identification keys will be used throughout. [56 minutes]


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Historic Montford is a neighborhood in Asheville, North Carolina. As its name implies, it is historic, with most of its 600 plus homes having been constructed between 1890 and 1920. It is located within the zip code 28801. The neighborhood was listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1977. A charming aspect of this neighborhood is the fact that many historic homes on Montford Avenue have been converted into bed and breakfasts.
The architecture of this neighborhood is exceptional. There are homes in a wide variety of styles including Arts and Crafts, Queen Anne, Victorian, and Neoclassical. One of the finest homes in the neighborhood is now owned by Duke University. It is the former James H. Rumbough home built in 1892. Among his many accomplishments, James is credited with being the first man to drive a car over the Appalachian Mountains in 1911. Montford is also remembered as the place where Zelda Fitzgerald died in a hospital fire in 1948.
The boundaries of Historic Montford are the I-240, US routes 19/23 and Broadway. Riverside Cemetery is well worth visiting. It is a historic cemetery dating to 1885. Among the famous who have found their final resting place here are authors Tom Wolfe and William Sidney Porter (O Henry).
Walking along the tree lined streets is a favorite pastime of residents and there are wide sidewalks to accommodate this activity.
The Montford Complex offers both indoor and outdoor activities for residents. Indoors there is a climbing wall and a gym. Outdoors there is a playground, ball field, tennis court, and the Hazel B. Robinson Amphitheater where the Montford Park Players perform.
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LAS CRUCES >> One man has been hospitalized after an explosion Tuesday morning damaged a home and truck in the 1900 block of Windsor Place.
About 10:20 a.m. resident Norman Pearson was pumping fuel out of a Harley-Davidson motorcycle parked inside the garage and into a bucket at. Fumes accumulated and then ignited, sparked by a water heater's pilot light, Las Cruces Police Department spokesman Dan Trujillo said.
The man was airlifted to an El Paso hospital with burns to his arms. His injuries are considered non-life threatening, Trujillo said.
The home and garage received significant damage, as did an antique pickup parked outside, Trujillo said.
A dog also died in the explosion, said Darrell Pearson, older brother of Norman Pearson. Darrell was able to rescue a second dog from the fire, he said.
Darrell said he and his wife, who owned the dog that was killed, were visiting his brother and his wife. The two brothers were in the garage during the explosion, Darrell said.
"The problem was, really in retrospect thinking about it, about three feet away was a water heater with a pilot light on it," he said. "A fume must've caught that, because it exploded. It hit me, and I know it hit Norman."
Darrell said he was thrown through the closed garage door and out into the street. Norman was shirtless and "got the worst" of the explosion, Darrell said.
Norman grabbed a fire extinguisher and later a water hose to try to extinguish the flames.
"It was not enough," Darrell said. "It was going fast."
The Las Cruces Fire Department brought the fire under control in about 20 minutes, according to a news release.
A firefighter suffered a heat-related illness and was transported to the hospital as a precaution, according to the release.
The fire is still under investigation, according to the release. The dollar value of the damage has not been determined.


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Jump start FOTOfusion® 2015 and meet everyone at this reception honoring FOTOfusion® presenters, sponsors, participants and FOTOfusion's 2015 FOTOmentor, Joyce Tenneson.
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Each year, the PBPC Awards Committee selects a photographer to receive the FOTOmentor Award in honor of his/her lifetime achievements in the world of photography. Among the previous recipients of this prestigious award are Ruth Bernhard, Bill Eppridge, Laurence Gartel, Ralph Gibson, Duane Michals, Arnold Newman, Gordon Parks, Sebastiao Salgado and David Rubinger.
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Internationally lauded as one of the leading photographers of her generation, JoyceTenneson is our 2015 FOTOmentor. Her work has been published in books and major magazines, and exhibited in museums and galleries worldwide. Her portraits have appeared on covers for magazines such as: Time, Life, Newsweek, Premiere, Esquire and The New York Times Magazine. She is the author of 16 books including the best seller, Wise Women, which was featured in a six-part Today Show series. She is the recipient of many awards, including Fine Art Photographer of the Year in 2005 (Lucie Awards), and the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Professional Photographers of America in 2012. In a poll conducted by American Photo Magazine, readers voted Tenneson among "the 10 most influential women in the history of photography.
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As Rising Star, Ms Tenneson has chosen Kitra Cahana, one of the 11 photographers featured in the Women of Vision exhibition, Ms. Cahana explores important social, anthropological, and spiritual themes. Her work includes images taken on assignment for National Geographic Magazine's important feature on the teenage brain and culture in the United States.
The Rising Star Award is generously sponsored by The PNC Financial Services Group
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Dr. Naomi Rosenblum, eminent photographic historian and author has been active in education for some 30 years. She is the author of A World History of Photography and A History of Women Photographers, both published by Abbeville Press. A World History of Photography was a finalist for the Kraszna-Krausz Foundation Award. She has written on Adolphe Braun, Lewis Hine, Paul Strand and others for numerous monographs, books and periodicals.
Naomi and Walter Rosenblum were the recipients of the International Center of Photography's Lifetime Achievement Award at the Annual Infinity Awards in 1998.
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This year, the Photographic Centre will hold a silent auction. CLICK HERE for more informaion.
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Women of Vision: National Geographic Photographers on Assignment, a traveling exhibition sponsored by The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. (NYSE: PNC) that highlights the influential photography of 11 award-winning female journalists: Lynsey Addario, Kitra Cahana, Jodi Cobb, Diane Cook, Carolyn Drake, Lynn Johnson, Beverly Joubert, Erika Larsen, Stephanie Sinclair, Maggie Steber and Amy Toensing. Several of the photographers, including Kitra Cahana, Erika Larsen, Maggie Steber and Lynn Johnson are expected to attend the opening reception on January 22 and participate in public discussions.
"Women of Vision" features nearly 100 photographs, including moving depictions of far-flung cultures, compelling illustrations of conceptual topics such as memory and teenage brain chemistry, and arresting images of social issues like child marriage and 21st-century slavery. In addition to the photographs, visitors will have an opportunity to learn how National Geographic magazine picture editors work closely with the photographers to select images and tell a story. Video vignettes will present first-person accounts that reveal the photographers' individual styles, passions and approaches to their craft.
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A few weeks ago I was at a Rosh Chodesh gathering, and as it often happens in a room filled with women, the conversation turned to families and babies. I began to feel pangs of jealousy immediately. I was jealous of the ease with which women who are married to (or in relationships with) men can have babies. When you're in a loving and committed heterosexual relationship and both people decide they're ready to have children, you simply slip into bed together. When you're in a loving and committed gay relationship and both people decide they're ready to have children, the next steps are far more complicated.
IVF Babies Denied U.S. Citizenship
For American-Israeli women like me, having a baby means a trip to the U.S. Embassy. Once you are home from the hospital, and once your newborn?s Israeli birth certificate is granted and health care benefits are in order, you head to the embassy to apply for U.S. citizenship on behalf of your infant.
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It's no secret that Israel is a fabulous country to live in if you happen to be struggling with infertility. Not only is health care considered a right, not a privilege, but so is childbearing. The universal government-funded health care, package covers fertility treatments for women until they produce two children.


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The Propeller Group examines the branding of nations and ideologies via globalized mass media, reflecting on the construction of propaganda, the definition of communism, way in which our reading of a publicity campaign is affected by its cultural context. The three artists talk about their five-channel video work Television Commercial for Communism, explaining that it incorporates documentation of a series of brainstorming sessions, and outline their plans to produce a "real commercial."
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Matt Lucero: We have a production company, so we're involved in media production, and commercial production for clients. We're interested in the language of advertising, and how it affects the psychology of mass audiences. Nation-branding is an interesting phenomenon that's happening more and more. Saatchi and Saatchi just rebranded Australia a couple years ago; we were looking at that as we were developing ideas for this project.
On the production side of things, we were thinking in terms of an agency, and how interesting these ideas of nation are, and what these tropes or ideas that are being branded for people might be. How are they being branded? In what ways are they being branded? Are they commercials? Are they propaganda?
June Yap: There's also, of course, the juxtaposition of communism as ideology with communist propaganda in advertising as a contemporary mode of propaganda, one that we are almost inured to. We don't even notice that this is going on in our lives, telling us what to think, what to do, and how to do it.
Matt Lucero: There's a five-channel piece that has a lot of the documentation of the actual brainstorming sessions. They had a hard time defining communism. [TBWA: Communism is a sociopolitical movement that aims for a classless and stateless society, structured on common ownership of the means of production.] So they ended up looking at different definitions. And of course, every country has its own context and way of defining that word. It's very complex. [TBWA: Let's stay very pure.] So they went to this ideological Wikipedia definition of the Socialists—a very ideal version of communism.
June Yap: Communism becomes very simplified, but in its process of simplification, you also have ideals that are very much part of our experience today, very much upheld today, in situations that we would not call "communist." It's almost as if some of these ideals have pervaded even our existing notions of what community, or civilization, or modern life are, and that's quite interesting.
Tuan Andrew Nguyen: I think June's interest in our work was that we were trying to challenge these notions of nationalism, nation, and nationhood.
Matt Lucero: Geography.
Tuan Andrew Nguyen: Yeah, geography.
Matt Lucero: So, it was a global advertising campaign that was speaking to everybody. In a sense, everybody can get their own interpretation of what and who we are. Is it me? Is it you? Is it them? Is it us? You know, there are all these kinds of questions that come up. And it's interesting. Because each place that we presented was a different context, and it was read a little differently. It could be potentially scary, I mean, in certain contexts. I feel like I would be afraid that people would misread it, or not get what we're trying to do with the project.
Tuan Andrew Nguyen: Our intention for the project is to make a real commercial, and let it loose into the real world, for real consumers, to experience. Now, imagine you are watching the Superbowl, and you see a commercial for communism, and what that would do to the psychology of mass audiences as they experienced that commercial. But on the other hand, when it goes into the art world, there's another kind of discourse and dialogue that surrounds the project.
Matt Lucero: The only thing that's existing right now is the website, and the art piece in the museum. We're working on a Kickstarter campaign. If it gets shown on the Superbowl, that's going to have its own impact. What we're interested in too is this idea of the viral video, and the impact that it has in different places, on different people. When your mom starts emulating a popular dance, or whatever, it's just like, "What the hell is happening in the world today?" Craziness! I think once it reaches that level, then it's a different sort of dialogue that we're having with people and exchanging with people. And, actually, it's sort of outside of us, where we actually get to participate in that dialogue as well. We're interested in doing that. We're interested in being spectators, as much as we are creators. And I think that's part of what we're interested in, in the work that we do.


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Will Obama be Re-elected in 2012?
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I doubt it.
To be honest, I don't think so. In fact, I don't really think that a democrat will get in office for a while. Obama got in for two reasons:
- Throughout 2012, he's been the reformist. Reformists tend to have advantages in times like these.
- He has an incredible gift of speech. Sometimes, the content of his speeches are irrelevant, has he has the incredible ability to charm people with his tongue.
But let's pretend like we're in a state of nuetrality for a moment. Let's say that the last president has had an effect that left us without a fixed opinion on politics. Then let's listen to Obama's policies, and think about them a bit.
Obama's Stance on Firearms
Starting out with Obama's gun policies, well throughout his campaign, he's been on "both sides", hasn't he? He has been telling the NRA and such groups that he was pro-gun, while he has been telling organizations such as the Brady campaign that he was anti. To find out which of these claims is honest, we must look at his voting record.
- Barack Obama voted for an Illinois State Senate bill to ban and confiscate "assault weapons".
- Barack Obama voted to allow lawsuits designed to bankrupt the firearms industry.
- Barack Obama wants to re-impose the Gun Ban created by Willam Clinton.
- Barack Obama voted to ban almost all rifle ammunition.
- Barack Obama has endorsed a 500% increase in the federal excise tax on firearms and ammunition.
- Barack Obama has endorsed a complete ban on handgun ownership.
From these facts, we can come to a reasonable conclusion that Barack Obama is not pro-gun, as he claimed in a letter addressed to NRA members. If he manages to get congress to agree with him on any law with a tight restrictions, American gun owners would not be pleased. When 2012 comes, many gun owners may be swayed by his policies.
Obama's Energy Policies
Obama's energy policies are the worst. In a speech in San Francisco, Barack Obama publicly stated that he had energy policies that would tax the policies. According to him, people would be permitted to build coal energy plants, but "they will go bankrupt" due to taxes on greenhouse gas emissions. Considering that coal power plants emit massive amounts of greenhouse gases, and also that Obama has bluntly stated that his policies will bankrupt the coal industry, there's not much of a chance that the coal industry will remain intact.
Roughly 50% of the nation relies on coal for their energy, which means that 50% of the nation would be powerless. Of course, the removal of power would have a domino effect on all jobs. People who work with computers, machinery, etc. would be left jobless. Of course, people who work in offices, such as managers and CEOs use computers quite a bit. If they are unable to work, everyone of their workers would lose their jobs as well. If a CEO of a fairly large company goes bankrupt, the people in local areas wouldn't be the only people to be affected. All products would cease to be sold, and this would cause inflation, and more dependence on foreign goods. In the end, there's very few people who wouldn't be affected by this. The environment is an issue, but the economy is by a bigger concern.
Obviously, the outcome of an election depends on the effect of the previous president. That is the very reason why John McCain lost, and it is also the very reason why the democratic cantidate will lose if Obama manages to pass his policies. In times of trial, the reformist always wins. If all is well, there is no need for reform. For those of you who will be the senior of society someday, you will not soon forget your transfer from the fireplace into the fire. I don't see Obama or the democrats getting in office for quite a while after Obama's term. In the meantime, we can't do much except for hope for the best, and watch as events unfold. In 2012, make the right decision. Don't let us repeat the mistakes we made on November 4, 2008.
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"Camera-gate" photo debunked
Cold, Hard Football Facts for Sep 11, 2007
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The site touchdown.org has what appears to be a screen-shot photograph from the CBS broadcast of Sunday's New England-N.Y. Jets game.
The image has made the cyberspace rounds and alleges to show a cameraman on the Jets sidelines, clearly directed toward the team and coaching staff, not looking out at the action on the field. The legitimacy of the photo is incredibly suspect:
- We have no idea who this guy is circled in the photo. And, as anyone who watches football broadcasts, highlights or NFL Films knows, sideline shots of teams and coaches are often being filmed.
- A Patriots beat reporter wrote to us this morning to say that this person circled below is NOT the person in question. That individual, a Patriots employee named Matt Estrella, is "skinny as a rail." Also, Estrella was accused of shooting from the New England sideline over to the Jets sideline.
- The photo is uncredited. It appears to be a screen shot of the broadcast.
- This touchdown.org site appears to be nothing more than a single page of three images, including this photograph.
- Touchdown.org did doctor other images, as you'll see on their one-page site.
Still, the whole story reeks pretty strongly and, given the swirling accusations of cheating from the NFL itself, it does not look good for the New England organization. Makes you wonder what the hell they were thinking in this day and age where every game is recorded from multiple angles and then over-analyzed afterward.
But you be the judge.
(By the way, the photo stands in pretty sharp contrast to SI's cover shot this week, doesn't it? Also, thanks to reader Myles Baker for sending along the always sober-analsyis of the situation from Mike Reiss of the Boston Globe. Demands Baker: "If you're going to ask people to 'be the judge' give the Cold, Hard Football Facts and all of them!")
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January 16th - 17th 2016
Can you survive the big one?
#1 Have Fun, be respectful of the store and each other
#2 Cost $25
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Benefits of pre-registration:
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#3 Team Package:
1.1mil gold pieces Team Value
you must have 11+ players before Stars (Your rosters is the same for all 6 games)
You may buy skills/stats using your treasury with a max of 50K per player (yes you may give all your Amazon players Block if you can afford it)
All Inducements allowed, INCLUDING!!! cards. **Cards** you will start each game with 100k in free cards(plus any you induce). (Limit is 5 cards)
All 24 Teams allowed (this includes the 3 additional teams (Slann, Chaos Pact, Underworld) KHORNE NOT ALLOWED!
CRP rules set (on GW site)
This is a Resurrection style Tournament so no long term injuries or SPPs, Undead must release a Zombie from a Kill at the end of the game.
6 Games over 2 days.
Top 4 players at the end of game 5 play for 1st and 2nd place, "The Right Stuff" is also contested by the top 2 stunty teams. (must have at least 2 Stunty Teams)
(The stunty teams are: Ogre, Halfling, Goblin, Lizardmen (no saurus), underworld (no skaven), Hobgoblins)
#4 Customs:
No illegal procedure
Numbers front and back of base
Painted Figs
NAF/GW blocking dice only, & WCQ tournament d6 only
You may take back a move if no dice were thrown
If you forget a skill to bad, you must roll for a forgotten Trait.
Re-roll any thought of a cocked die
Keep track of all foul attempts for the Dirty Player award
ALL casualties count regardless of the source. (You trip and kill yourself you get the cas.)
Timers are not used unless we need to get you to get you butt in gear
The Weather Starts as "PERFECT BLOOD BOWL WEATHER!" (and does not drift if there is a result roll of perfect)
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Record (W/T/L)
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Total Fouls
Cas + Td
Swiss Pool by overall record
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We Award Fouls, Td's, Casualties
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A painted team
(whose players clearly represent their position on your Blood Bowl team.)
Some Roster sheets with your NAF Name and Number
NAF/GW Blocking Die
Special Play Card Deck (if you have one will have have some for sale $25)
(Money to buy cool new stuff at the store)
You do not have to be a NAF member to play.
We encourage you to Join NAF and even renew your membership:
Access to great free online support stuff like STARS or QUILT
Another informative resource about Blood Bowl
Local and Worldwide rank and standing for each team or you as a whole. (You and your opponent get ranking points just for playing)
Access to information about 100's of tournaments worldwide and direct access to those running it
NAF membership for each year is only $10
and yes you do get the cool Dice
Your normal dice (bring your NAF blocking dice)
Your turn/score/re-roll counters (got em)
Your Rules (provided)
Your Range Ruler (you will get this free)
Your Templates (on the board and range ruler)
Your 6000 other teams
Your Attitude (unless you are in sporty kickass mode)
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10am-12:15pm Game 1
12:30pm-2:45pm Game 2
3:30pm-5:45pm Game 3
***We may play 4 games in day 1 TBD***
9:00am Be There
9:30am-11:45am Game 1
12pm-2:15pm Game 2
3pm-5:15pm Game 3
5:45pm presentation of Awards and Prizes
Then foul again. EVERY foul counts!
#13 Prizes and Awards:
We have a slew of Awards and a TON of prizes. Game Empire is also throwing us a bunch of store credit (THANK YOU GE!)
Everyone is a great player but we do not really care for ball hogs, with that said ...
If you win:
1st, 2nd, 3rd, or Stunty, you will not be eligible for some of the other "big" awards.
#14 Title Games:
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see you there....
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Freeport falls in quarterfinals to defending state champion
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There's never a good time for a sudden lineup change, but especially not when the defending state champion is on the other side of the net.
WPIAL champion Freeport took the court without injured sophomore outside hitter Zoe Pawlak, and despite a game effort, the shorthanded Yellowjackets fell to Fort LeBoeuf, 3-0, in the PIAA Class AA quarterfinals Saturday at Slippery Rock High School.
Larissa Cass had a match-high 10 kills, and Jolene Young and Kayley Fucci both had eight kills for the Bison (19-1), who will have a rematch of the District 10 final against D-10 champ Conneaut in the semifinals Tuesday. The Bison won by set scores of 25-17, 25-13 and 25-22.
Freeport (19-2) junior Jessica Kelley and seniors Alexis Schrecengost and Megan Sweeny all had seven kills for the Yellowjackets, who only knew for certain on Friday that they would be without Pawlak because of a concussion suffered in the state tournament's first round against Hopewell.
"These guys have been resilient, and we had a great practice Friday, but we had to change everything up," Freeport coach Tom Phillips said. "We had to start a freshman today, and Megan (Sweeny) moved into Zoe's spot. I thought Megan did real well there, but it just seemed like that mesh wasn't there. Defensively, we were OK, but we struggled passing the ball."
The lineup change was a surprise to Fort LeBoeuf, which also had to adjust to the new-look Freeport lineup.
"We had prepared for what we saw on film, so we had to think about what we were going to do with our lineup and the matchups we practiced for," Fort LeBoeuf coach LeAnn Johnson said. "But I also told our girls we needed to play like Fort LeBoeuf, and it doesn't matter if it's Penn State or a seventh-grade team on the other side of the net."
Freeport struggled with communication on some early points but appeared to settle into the match. The Yellowjackets' seniors worked hard to extend their season, as Schrecengost and libero Brittney Bianco seemed to be on the floor nearly every play against the hard-hitting Fort LeBoeuf attack.
"We tried really hard to get everyone into a rhythm, but bringing two new people into new positions made it hard to get in a rhythm in one day (of practice). But we tried," Schrecengost said.
The Yellowjackets tried to make a stand by coming out strong in the third set and taking a 16-13 lead. Fort LeBoeuf regained the lead with a 6-2 run, and though Freeport tried to get the momentum back, a trio of attacking errors in the final eight points helped the Bison finish off the match.
"Everybody stepped up and played well, but when you lose a player, people have a tendency to think they have to do more than they need to," Phillips said. "I think that was the case today, and our passing struggled because of it. But I'm proud of them, the season they've had and the accomplishments they've had."
The team's most notable accomplishment — the school's second WPIAL championship in volleyball — is what Schrecengost said will be the lasting legacy for this year's team and its five seniors.
"I couldn't be any happier with my senior year," Schrecengost said. "Just being on a team with so much talent and so much heart, I couldn't have asked for a better season. None of those other teams have a (WPIAL) gold medal like we do, and we'll always have those to say, 'Hey, we did this as a team.'"
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James Adams (Bishop of Barking)
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Albert James Adams (9 November 1915 – 11 May 1999) was an Anglican bishop. He was the fifth Bishop of Barking in the Church of England from 1975 to 1983.[1][2]
Adams was educated at Brentwood School and King's College London.[3] His first ordained ministry position was as a curate in Walkley.[4] He was then successively succentor, then precentor, of Sheffield Cathedral; Rector of Bermondsey; Rural Dean of Redbridge;[5] and the Archdeacon of West Ham (1970–1975) before being ordained to the episcopate.
- ^ Church news: Two new bishops suffragan named, The Times, 5 March 1975; p16; Issue 59336; col C
- ^ The Times, 9 February 1983; p12; Issue 61452; col C, Bishop Adams resigns
- ^ Independent Obituary
- ^ Crockford's Clerical Directory 1975-76 London: Oxford University Press, 1976 ISBN 0-19-200008-X
- ^ "Who was Who" 1897-2007 London, A & C Black, 2007 ISBN 978-0-19-954087-7
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Yes, it just required a winder on the main body, as some of you confirmed. I did assemble it in bits and, in my defence, I would say that this is very different to the 35mm cameras that I am used to. Without having examined one before, it was not immediately obvious to me that the winder on the film back would not cock the shutter.
Thanks for all those who contributed; at least my problem has enlightened more than just me!
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP/WVLT) -- Tennessee coach Pat Summitt finally has a shot at reaching the NCAA championship and competing on a national level with the likes of top-ranked Connecticut.
Summitt's entire team returns from last season,
It's been three full seasons since Summitt canceled the series with the Huskies. Since then, Tennessee has won one national title and Connecticut two.
Tennessee has made early exits from the past two NCAA tournaments, but Summitt says this year's fourth-ranked Lady Vols have the size and experience to make a tournament run.
Summitt stirred the rivalry between her and Connecticut coach Geno Auriemma recently by suggesting she canceled the series because the Huskies coach has a "compromised" approach to recruiting.
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Yes, I have an umbrella the colour of rainbow sherbet.
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I am looking to meet people who are either fun or intellectual/introspective or know how to laugh.
My beliefs are very important to me:
I believe in jazz hands & spirit fingers.
I wish every day was Halloween, and I often behave as if it is. (See profile pics).
I don't want to time travel, I want to bring time to me.
Looking back, nostalgia is my only regret.
I grew up in a wood shop in the Junction area in Toronto; I've lived most of my adult life in Parkdale, now I am going back and forth from Toronto to Mile End/Plateau area in Montreal a lot. I work from home, hence my geographic flexibility. In Manitoulin for a while.
Yes, the wood shop thing is true.
My Dad used to say, "Don't burn your bridges." So I started napalming them.
Then I burned down his wood shop.
I hate the smell of sawdust in the morning, or any other time of day.
I know, you LOVE the smell of sawdust, but you didn't have to live in it.
Is this too dark?
I am naturally contrarian (inside my head), and I am quietly annoyed by cliches. But maybe it's a blessing in disguise!
Seriously, I'm not always serious.
Not only am I pro choice, I often tell my friends having children, it's never too late!
I am willing to meet people just to have fun. And I've met a lot of people on here who were very fun and up for a good time, but I am also looking for a relationship if the right person comes across my radar. But not just with anyone who fits my application requirements, we have to have chemistry, too: we should both have carbon, oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen. Or it's just not going to work if one of us is not human.
Now I feel guilty about my chauvinistic, human-centric xenophobia as expressed above. Sorry, I'm only human.
I am anti-stalker.
I think jealousy is kinky. And that's the only use I have for that emotion.
It would be great if I meet someone who realizes that I am by far the most modest person in the entire world. Gets irony. Likes analyzing creative ideas using reason, realizing that they function together in spite of what that mollycoddled limp-dick Wordsworth says (just kidding, Wordsworth, you're cool). It would be nice if this someone is passionate about narrative art (in the broad sense) and/or ideas. I withdraw from people who have unresolved anger problems that get dumped on others. However, I don't mind introspective, unresolved existential anxiety; that's worldly and sexy, and I suspect those who scoff at it have small souls. There, I said it.
Most of the women's profiles I read seem to talk a lot about how active and busy they are. I'm mildly active and sometimes busy, but I'm prone to lounging with a book. If you require someone who runs from the gym to the office to night school and only slows slightly to gulp down a Kale shake, then I'm not for you. You can be like that, but just know I don't drink kale.


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Welcome to BougainVilla with beautiful mountain views
Your Private Pool invites you every morning.
Enjoy the Sun or Shade in Privacy by the Pool
Spacious and Light with open plan living on the groud floor
En suite King Size Bedroom with magnificient views of the Taurus mountains
Have a break from the Sun in the Cool Lounge
Dining In: you will find all the equipment needed in this modern designed kitchen
From the kitchen step onto the large terrace overlooking the pool.
Totally Relax on our Turkish Terrace and watch the paragliders gracefully descend
BougainVillea in Full Bloom during the Summer Months
Spacious twin bedded or 6 foot double room with patio doors to first floor balcony
Decorated in an Authentic Turkish Style
On top of the Turkish Terrace is the New Kushk - Perfect for Relaxing
Light and airy Double Bedroom with plenty of storage space and Roof Top terrace
Family bathroom with shower and jacuzzi bath
Spring has arrived in the BougainVilla garden
Watch the Sun Set from the Terrace Every Evening
Orange,Lemon, Peach,Cherry,Fig and Banana trees to be found in your garden
BougainVilla Occupies a large corner plot with Mature gardens all round
A member of the local goat herd.passing by
Countryside view of Kaya Ghost Village 15 mins drive
Gemiler Beach quiet and beautiful beyond the the ghost town of Kaya Koy
Fly back to the Villa on your magic carpet
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