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Real estate returns 12.8% as domestic and international markets strengthen
Heitman launches European housing fund, takes over Grainger portfolio
Residential portfolio used to seed new vehicle as Grainger exits Germany
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Alameda County increases allocation to real estate by 2%
Florida SBA sets aside $350m for real estate opportunity funds
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BlackRock raises $275m in first close for European renewables fund
Australia's QIC targets $750m investment in US malls
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Blackstone bags $500m separate account mandate from NYSTRS
CORESTATE Capital Group Acquires Land Plot for Student Accommodation Development in Berlin, Germany
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I have been having blackouts or near blackouts for about two years. It only happens at night. It started with one episode every four months to three weeks to three months with having about six in a cluster. I have had every test for heart, head and even kidneys. The doctors can't find anything. It's scary. Last night I woke up, and had a blackout followed with a hot flash and nausea. I had about six more.
Comment from: Faith, 35-44 Female (Patient) Published: August 19
I had shakiness, dizziness, nausea, heart palpitations, and brain fog until I became totally home bound. I saw 50 doctors until one looked at my five inch thick chart and all these tests. I thought I had mycotoxins poisoning which is black mold. How is that possible! Well, we tore open a wall to look inside, and guess what, behind the sheet rock we had hidden black mold in our house. The mold was odorless, and invisible. We moved into our condominium and I slowly got better; it took 14 months to get well!
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I am experiencing dizziness/vertigo for last two months. MRI of the brain shows ischemic areas in brain, MRI of the spine shows mild diffused bulge C2 to C7. Ear and eye exams show normal. Brain angiography normal. Neurologist says it is neither the problem of brain nor spine to be treated symptomatically. Another neurologist says it is ENT problem whereas ENT exam was normal. Still dizziness spells are continuing.
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Today I had a 12 hour bout of food poisoning with vertigo so intense and of duration I thought it was benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV). At first I thought it was a stroke, but then ruled that out. The vertigo lasted for hours, anytime I moved my head, making it impossible to sit up much less then stand. When I tried standing I had vomiting and diarrhea, which pointed to the food poisoning, although I did not feel gastrointestinal issues until I tried sitting up in bed. This was not an internal sensation, the world around me visually appeared as if it was spinning around my head. Sound exacerbated it, so I put in earplugs. I finally found a position lying down on my side where it subsided, and I just stayed there. I finally fell asleep and slept it off. Now, 15 hours later I feel fine, but still very dizzy if I bend over too quickly. Very scary, it gives one an appreciation of just how serious so-called dizzy spells can really be.
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I feel spaced out for a split second, while sitting, walking, talking, etc. Sometimes my vision gets blurred. This has been continuing for a week now. Six months back I had sustained a blunt head injury.
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My husband has atrial fibrillation. It is being controlled by medicines. His pulse has been under 100. He just got up to walk to the kitchen and felt dizzy. I took his blood pressure and it was normal. His heart rate was 47.
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Affordable Textiles certainly chose their store name well. The space is flooded with fabrics at tremendously low prices from floor to ceiling. Literally. Besides the cavernous atmosphere and the fact...
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Hop to Granby for a farm tour
Tractor rides, sheep-shearing and wine-tasting are just a few of the activities on tap at farms in Granby this weekend and in New Milford Sept. 15.
On Saturday, Granby will host its first Open Farm Day, which the Hartford County town's agricultural commission bills as a "farm-hopping tour."
From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., 12 Granby farms are opening their doors — or, rather, gates and stalls — to visitors for free tours, events and demonstrations. All of the participating farms are not normally open to the public.
"We have more than 37 working farms in Granby and we really wanted to showcase them, especially now when people are really taking responsibility for the foods they eat and wanting to see where it comes from," said Michelle Niedermeyer, chairwoman of the Granby Agricultural Commission.
Throughout the various farms, which visitors will drive to themselves, there will be story times for kids, pony rides, hosta-dividing demonstrations, horse clinics and vineyard tours. The stops include dairy, horse, vegetable and garlic farms, as well as apple orchards, a livestock breeder and a landscape nursery.
A few farms will charge a small fee for activities, such as the corn maze at Sweet Pea Cheese, the takeout baked goods and soup at Lost Acres Orchard, the barbecue chicken dinner at the Granby Grange Fair. Produce, meats, plants, and other farm products will be for sale at about half of the stops. Animals to meet include chickens, horses, cows, goats, pigs and alpacas.
Visitors can pick up a "passport" at their first stop and have it stamped at other stops on the tour. Those who turn in a passport with at least one stamp will be entered in a drawing for produce samples from the Granby farms.
For directions and a schedule of events, visit
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Meanwhile, the Open Farm Day in New Milford Sept. 15 will be the 20th annual event to be held at the Nature Conservancy's 1,850-acre Sunny Valley Preserve from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Admission is free.
George D. Pratt Jr founded Sunny Valley Preserve in 1970, donating multiple parcels of agricultural and natural lands to The Nature Conservancy, a nonprofit, international environmental organization.
One condition of Pratt's gift is that the farms be kept in agriculture as long as possible. Today, about 650 acres of the preserve are in active agriculture. The farms are leased by independent farmers who sell most products locally.
On Open Farm Day, visitors can take hay rides, pet farm animals and play games on the preserve, which straddles the Housatonic River in New Milford and Bridgewater.
In addition to recreation and food, local crafts demonstrations will be held throughout the day, from wool-spinning to making maple syrup. Last year's event drew more than 1,000 people.
Sunny Valley Preserve is at 8 Sunny Valley Lane, New Milford. For information, visit
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Obama Goes to War
Indecisiveness meets interventionism. But don't call it a dumb war.
It was as if the Sunday morning talk shows were being broadcast this week from an alternate dimension. There was Paul Wolfowitz defending the president from George Will's criticisms. President Obama, that is, not George W. Bush. That would be the same Paul Wolfowitz Obama once denounced as an "arm-chair, weekend warrior" shoving his "ideological agendas down our throats." As Jim Traficant would say, "Beam me up, Scotty."
Barack Obama sits in the Oval Office today because he opposed the Iraq war. Like most of his accomplishments, Obama acquired his antiwar record verbally. While Hillary Clinton, Harry Reid, Steny Hoyer, and John Kerry were in Congress voting for the invasion, Obama was a candidate for office giving a speech.
What a speech it was. Obama, the Reinhold Niebuhr of Chicago's Trinity United Church of Christ, opened by saying he was "not opposed to war in all circumstances." "What I am opposed to is a dumb war," he elaborated. "What I'm opposed to is a rash war." A sentence later the future president took his swing at Wolfowitz, throwing in Richard Perle and Karl Rove to keep him company.
Obama allowed that Saddam Hussein was a "brutal man," a "ruthless man," a "man who butchers his own people to secure his own power," a "bad guy" even. But that did not make Saddam's ramshackle military capability a threat to the United States, Obama argued, and thus did not offer sufficient grounds for war on a country that had not attacked us.
How then can these Nobel Peace prize-winning words be squared with the president's decision to bomb Libya? The case for military intervention was based entirely on Muammar Gaddafi being a ruthless man, a bad guy, a man who threatened to butcher his own people to secure his own power. This administration isn't exactly renowned for its outrage over Lockerbie and Gaddafi's current military might makes Saddam look like a superpower.
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Here is candidate Obama on the unconstitutionality of presidential wars:"The President does not have power under the Constitution to unilaterally authorize a military attack in a situation that does not involve stopping an actual or imminent threat to the nation." Any Republican, hawk or dove, not protesting the lack of congressional authorization must have skipped the day where the House read the Constitution. The Framers were pretty specific about which branch of government has the power to declare war.
Large parts of Obama's base have proved equally malleable on questions of war and peace. This is not surprising. The left uses opposition to unpopular wars to recruit supporters the same way young men use poetry and cute dogs to pick up girls. Once in power, liberals discard their antiwar convictions as quickly as a successful Don Juan ditches Fido and Sylvia Plath.
But just in case any liberal activists start to feel queasy about Obama's bomb-dropping, the president predictably hedges. Having already dithered past the point some analysts thought the no-fly zone would be most effective, he assures us that we won't be there long. We're not really committed to regime change or a full-scale invasion. Defense Secretary Robert Gates vows to hand off Libya -- probably to France and Britain -- "in a matter of days."
We shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe, in order to assure the survival and the success of liberty -- as long as our stay will be shorter than a handgun waiting period.
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Vancouver's East Vancouver Waldorf Hotel is being forced to shut-down after being sold to condo developer titan, Soltera Group.The Waldorf Hotel, as we know it, is being forced to close Jan 20th.
Waldorf Productions must be given the opportunity to sign a long-term lease if it is to be saved. The development company Solterra Group so far isn't budging as they sprawl across the city making our community more cold and costly.
Despite Waldorf Productions efforts Solterra has ignored requests to negotiate fair terms of a new lease.
To save the Waldorf we need as many people as possible to send Solterra Group a message now using this email tool: http://genwhymedia.ca/savethewaldorf
East Vancouver's cultural institution the Waldorf Hotel has been sold to real estate development company forcing imminent closure.
The Waldorf Hotel re-opened its doors on October 31, 2010 with a vision: create a welcoming cultural hub in the heart of East Vancouver. Prior to this, the complex, which was built in 1947, had seen better days, and was just one of many dilapidated Eastside dive bars. But in the summer of 2010, a 15-year lease was signed by a group of partners led by Thomas Anselmi, Ernesto Gomez, Scott Cohen, and Daniel Fazio. They proceeded at great financial and sweat equity costs, with no assistance from the landlord, to restore the building to its former glory.
A restaurant, hotel rooms, a world renowned tiki bar, two nightclub spaces, a recording studio, and an art gallery were housed under the re-imagined Waldorf's roof.
During its tenure, institutions like the Cheaper Show, the East Side Culture Crawl, the New Forms Festival, the Polaris Music Prize, the Presentation House Gallery, the PuSh International Performing Arts Festival, the TD Vancouver International Jazz Festival, the Vancouver Art Gallery, and the Vancouver International Film Festival all held events at the Waldorf. And the city's top culture producers like Black Mountain, Douglas Coupland, Rodney Graham, Grimes, Japandroids, Michael Turner, and Paul Wong all headlined events there as well.
The Waldorf will be vacated on Sunday, January 20, 2013.
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The lady at the Sephora counter seemed to have trouble in sharpening and it staying put, but it was a a pencil that is under the glaring light every single day, is handled so much and whatnot, it is of no wonder. I've yet to sharpen it, but I'm confident it will be okay. EDIT: I've just did with Sephora's duo sharpener and it went well.
Packing, which isn't something I normally speak of because it's irrelevant for me, made me like it even more. I like the coloured bottom to know which colour and though I prefer the transparent cap, I'm not sure if it's better for the formula not breaking apart with light, so I'm keeping it stowed in the dark pit of my makeup bag just in case.
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Mr. Froggie wants to play. This is a great craft to have in a kids room or play area. It's easy to make and everyone will enjoy it.
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- Wreath, 9" x 1-1/4" x 3/4"
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- Cone, 9" x 4"
- Balls, two each: 1"; 3"
- Sheet, 1" thick, scrap
- Acrylic paints: green; black; magenta; white
- Wooden dowel, 3/16", 9" length
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Wax serrated knife with candle stub or paraffin. Cut foam disc in half for feet. Cut foam cone in half, cutting from tip to base, for legs. Cut one 1" foam ball in half for pupils.
Using photo as guide, cut two notches into straight edge of each foot for webbed look. Use scrap piece of foam to round off larger end of each leg (knees).
Insert wooden skewers into foam balls and half-balls. Holding skewer, use bristle brush to paint pupils black, 3" balls white (eyes), and remaining ball (nose) magenta. Place skewers in heavy glass or jar; let dry.
Paint feet, legs, and wreath body green; let dry. Use liner brush and black to outline pieces as shown. Use handle end of brush and white to dot knees and feet, and to add highlight dot to upper edge of each pupil.
Use craft knife to cut six 1-1/2" lengths from dowel. Apply white glue to each end of one dowel length. Insert one end of dowel into one eye; insert opposite end into top of body. Apply more glue where eye meets body. Repeat for other eye. Let dry.
In same way as eyes, glue feet to front of body; glue small ends of legs to back of feet. Glue pupils to eyes; glue nose to body.
Use bristle brush and very small amount magenta to paint round cheeks as shown.
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Chun Lo Portfolio
Hello my name is Chun Lo, I'm a 21 years old freelance illustrator.
I'm very interested in specializing as a creature illustrator. I've had freelance experience with Fantasy Flight Games before but would love to broaden my array of professional clients, especially to work with Wizards of the Coast and Paizo Publishing.
Currently I'm still studying hard and trying my best to improve with each and every piece. Things I think I need to improve on the most is probably composition and anatomy both of which I'm currently focusing on as much as possible. I would love to hear some advice since I'm struggling to understand composition.
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The first thing I noticed about this was the references to the recent block of Rise of the Eldrazi from Magic: the Gathering brought to you by Wizards of the Coast. After reading that you have clients like Wizards of the Coast--I was extremely impressed with your work. I have nothing, but positive feedback!
May 16th, 2011 #4
If you're interested in learning more about composition, bring up a bunch of images from a master (Frazetta for example) and look at the image purely as black, white, and chunks of color. Maybe even put it in photoshop and max out the contrast. That may make it easier to see how he leads the eye around the painting in exactly the way he wants - which subsequently adds to the mood of the image.
Your work is craaazy awesome, keep it up.
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I think you've got a great understanding of light, form and texture, and you are no slouch when it comes to rendering your work out. I think however that some of your illustrations are teetering on overworked. There's a great amount of detail, but as such, it gets a little jarring and there's no real clear focal point.
I think compositionally the piece that appears to best put together is the one third from last. There's enough going on to keep people interested but not so much that they can't focus. Nothing is really clashing.
But then in the one directly below it, I know that the creature and its action are important, but it feels like it was stuffed into the image, you can't define a lot of it, and on the right side the snow is mixing into the clouds and we lose a lot of depth. Its hard to tell exactly whats happening, other than MONSTER! Then the person and their creature (is that a pokemon???) seem to be an afterthought.My Blog
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Shut off the television and head straight to the Bushnell to experience live entertainment that you cannot possibly experience on a screen no matter how big it is.
Unless you see Blue Man Group in living color, you can't appreciate the color blue, nor can you appreciate what the group manages to do on stage, from stage, and in the audience. When was the last time you let your inner child loose? If you go, then you will find it hard not to sense the wonder and playfulness of being a child. I am talking about trying to keep big - no - huge balls floating over your head and into the balcony. I'm talking about confetti and streamers covering everyone in the place as if it were New's Year Eve, and I'm also talking about bright bursts of color that light up the place like grand-finale fireworks on the 4th of July.
Blue Man Group is definitely theatrical, high tech, a light show, performance art and a concert all rolled into one. When the seven men in the group start playing drums on all sorts of strange concoctions, it calls to mind the musical "Stomp." No one speaks in the group, but they communicate well through gestures and there are words communicated to the audience via digital technology.
I don't want to give away some of the amazing surprises that are in store for you, but I definitely advise you not to be late. A late couple walked in and a loud alarm on stage went off flashing the message - "You're late, You're late" repeatedly. Then a camera man on stage caught the late arriving couple in his lens and projected their image bigger than life on a stage-sized screen.
One of my favorite segments of the evening was when these amazing blue characters started vacuuming everything in sight. Above them hung a reproduction of Andrew Wyeth's "Christina's World." When one of the blue men vacuumed the painting, he sucked up Christina right out of the painting. Oh, it's a comedy as well as everything else.
Created, written, and directed by Matt Goldman, Phil Stanton, and Chris Wink, this production must have cost an absolute fortune. The high tech employed in this show is absolutely phenomenal. So are the performers: Kalen Allmandinger, Josh Elrod, Mark Frankel, General Fermon Judd, Kirk Massey, Peter Musante, and Michael Rahhal.
What is so wonderfully refreshing is discovering a theater packed to the gills with young people. It's enough to make a theater critic cry. However, this critic was too busy trying to get a hold of a ball about six-feet in diameter.
What a hoot! Go see for yourself. It plays through Oct. 31. Box office: (203) 755-4700.
Joanne Greco Rochman is an active member in The American Theatre Critics Association. She welcomes comments. Contact: Jrochman @earthlink.net.
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What: "Blue Man Group" - Equity
Where: The Bushnell, Hartford
When: through Oct. 31
How Good: 5 Scale 1 - 5 with 5 a rave
Tickets: Starting at $17
Box office: (203) 755-4700


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Hyman, J.D. and Baldry, C.J. and Scholarios, D.M. (2005) Getting on or getting by? Employee flexibility and coping strategies for home and work. Work, Employment and Society, 19 (4). pp. 705-725. ISSN 0959-0170
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Hyman, J. and Scholarios, D.M. and Baldry, C.J. (2005) Daddy, I don't like these shifts you're working on because I never see you: coping strategies for home and work. In: Work-life balance in the 21st century. Palgrave McMillan, pp. 122-146. ISBN 1403920621
Baldry, C. and Scholarios, D.M. and Hyman, J. (2005) Organisational commitment among software developers. In: Management, Labour Process and Software Development. Reality bytes. Routledge, pp. 168-195. ISBN 041532047X
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Hyman, J. and Lockyer, C.J. and Marks, A. and Scholarios, D.M. (2004) Needing a new programme: why is union membership so low among software workers? In: The Future of Worker Representation. Future of Work Series . Palgrave McMillan, pp. 37-61. ISBN 1-4039-1759-0
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35 Phenomenal Fractal Art Pictures
- By Robert Bowen
- October 17th, 2008
- 49 Comments
In the realm of digital art, so many wonderful and playful genres exist that stimulate the imagination, but so few do it with the intricate style of fractal art. Fractal art is achieved through the mathematical calculations of fractal objects being visually displayed, with the use of self-similar transforms that are generated and manipulated with different assigned geometric properties to produce multiple variations of the shape in continually reducing patterns. Sounds extremely technical and not that artistic, true, but these equations create some of the most mesmerizing and inspiring artwork to emerge from the digital art arena.
In this edition of our Monday Inspiration series, we look at awe-inspiring examples of the dynamic digital art sensation that is fractal art with 50 Phenomenal Fractal Art Renders. Setting across the vast sea of cyberspace to find these works was such an amazing task as so many fantastic pieces surfaced. Here are scaled-down versions of some of the most breathtaking ones that were uncovered, though the full-sized versions (linked through the image) offer a much more spectacular view of these mathematical masterpieces.
35 Beautiful Fractal Art Pictures Link
A Colorful Circle
The play of colors is remarkable.
Dot Dot Dot
Created by Lynn ON VACATION (Gracie's mom).
Ring of fire
Created by Carl Jones.
Experiment 109 – Fractals
Created by Lynn ON VACATION.
I sleep only to dream of you
Created by longan drink.
Water Lilies
These fractal flames were created by Roger Johnston and are an "extension of the iterated function system class of fractals".
Dec 31 Apophysis 1
Julian Bilateral.
Quantum Fabric
A pure fractal flame by Cory Ench.
An abstract piece of art by mailart-org.
A swirly beauty.
Peter Sdobnov's
Treasure in 3D
Keith Mackay's
Peter Sdobnov's
The Human Abstract
Eye of the storm
The infinity strikes again.
Chaotic Love
The Awakening III – Rebirth
Micheal Faber's
Counter Spin III
Subtle Masking
Tales from the Trip
Chris Martin's
Gift Box Marble – Festive Spirit
Katryna Wade's
Phoenix Heart Be Reborn
Chris Martin's
Strawberry Fields Forever
Dirk Monteny's
Cubik Olympic
Curling Conks
The Icon of Hecate
Morgan Chase's
Cosmic Carnival
UF 109 Project Purple Parasite
Polka Dot Explosion
Last Click Link
The last click goes out to a spectacular example of artistic will and ingenuity as demonstrated by Ramiro Perez in a stunning work produced with the fractal program that he himself created. His desire to create such phenomenal work is alone inspiration enough, but throw in his incredible artwork, and he's practically unstoppable.
Resources Link
- Incendia
The fractal program developed by Ramiro Perez, available free for download
- Apophysis
A freeware fractal flame editor for Windows
- Freaky Fractals
A collection of fractals in high resolution.
- Fractal World Gallery
188 beautiful fractal art pictures, created by Cory Ench.
- Fractal Art: Complex and Beautiful Color Inspiration
A showcase of 20 Beautiful Fractal Artworks
- Flame Fractals That Take Your Breath Away
Witness the beauty and elegance of mathematics with 50 breathtaking fractals.
- Fractal Food
"This is so visually stunning an object that on first encounter it's hard to imagine you're looking at a garden vegetable rather than an alien artefact created with molecular nanotechnology."
- Apophysis Resources
- Flickr Fractal Group
- Fractal Tutorials
- Fractal Art
Created and collected by Lynn ON VACATION (Gracie's mom).
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Best Molcajete (2010)
El Paraiso
Although El Paraiso offers more than 400 dishes, this restaurant's regulars never seem to crack open a menu. They'll spend five minutes agonizing over whether they should spring for a margarita, agua fresca or cerveza, but they never have any trouble deciding what to order for their meal. That's because they know to go with the sizzling molcajetes, lava-hot mortars overflowing with fresh corn tortillas, garlic, meats, onions and chiles. All the versions are fantastic, but the champion is the molcajete a la Mexicana, a heap of housemade chorizo, smoky carne asada, grilled cactus petals, tender chicken, grilled spring onions and ropes of Oaxacan cheese melting into the stewy mix of chiles and tomatoes.
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