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314 27th Street NE Puyallup WA 98372 Puyallup, Washington 98372 (map) | (253) 845-9515
Sites: 16 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 2 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $15.00
The sites are wide and there is a pool and showers. However, after we got our motorhome leveled off and slide outs extended we discovered that there are NO WATER connections at the sites. All plastic pipes above ground have been broken at each site. Camp Host offered no realistic explanation, nor was there a note in the sign up box to that effect. There is a fresh water spigot near the dump station, but who knew we needed to fill up before setting up ? There are showers available for use but they're not in great shape. We will not return to this Elks Lodge unless the water issue is corrected. - RVtravelers2
Sep 2014 - $15.00
30 Amp with Water and easy access Dump station. Showers available when the pool is open or just ask and they will let you use them. Grass spots with enough room that makes it comfortable. We eat Sunday breakfast and had dinner a couple of times. They have a golf course next to them that is private but they have an arrangement so that if you are staying there you can use it. Swimming pool available showers are available in the pool house if you ask.
I can only give an overall grade of 8 to any site that does not have sewer connection at the pad. But other than that this is a 10 site. - Gilbert & Gail
Puyallup, Washington (map) | (253) 845-3144
Sites: 118 | Latest Rate: $34.00 | 20 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $34.00
First, the good...the young woman in the office was extremely helpful and pleasant. While the RV park is also a mobile home park, the two are kept separate. There is a pretty little creek (not really accessible) that runs along the back of the property.
We stayed here on the weekend of the drag races, so the place was pretty full.
Now for the rest...
We had reservations but some people didn't leave so what we reserved was not available and we had two options - parallel park our 40' 5th wheel between two carnival rigs or back into a spot that was 30 amp service. Couldn't back in all the way because of overhanging tree limbs.
The "dog walk" is a joke. It's actually a road w/ signs threatening fines if we don't pick up after our dogs. My dogs won't poop on a road. Oh, yeah, the dog walk is where they wanted to parallel park us.
There are NO refunds. Make sure you like your spot before paying by cash or check (they don't take credit cards.)
The place is not kept up. The roads are fairly narrow. The sites are adequately wide. Trees surround the park.
We would NOT stay here again. - User3146
Jul 2014 - $38.00
Do to the past reviews, we were a little reluctant to stay at this park. We found the office person very friendly and helpful. Our site was 75' x 20. Very adequate. Very nice and friendly park. If I were you I would ignore the past reviews. The road in is blacktop, and the parking sites and on Gravel, so what. We stayed over the 4th of July and were near an Indian Reservations. The fireworks sounded like dynamite. My two little dogs were shaking the whole week we were there. Not the parks fault. We would definitely stay their again, but not over the 4 th of July. - Journey39k
Jul 2014 - $34.00
Nothing as advertised. Hookups were at the back of the site so we had to drive to get a longer TV cable and extension for sewer. Fortunately we had an extra water line. TV cable was useless as the cable in my site did not work except for an Xfinity advertisement. We did have one of the few picnic tables but it was so old and dirty I would not use it. WiFi worked off and on. We decided to swim since we had nothing to do but office closed early so we couldn't get the key. Discovered after reading the sign on the pool gate that the pool would be open at the discretion of the office. The pool had a cover over it when we drove in so it was not being used anyway. Would get my money back and move since I am here for three nights but there is a "no refund policy." Obviously, I would never stay here again. - Missdijean
Puyallup, Washington (map) | (253) 845-1771
Sites: 131 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 19 Reviews
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Nov 2015 - $25.00
Had a relative in a nearby hospital, making this location very convient. As stated before, ground is soft when rains hit, but the camp host showed me a good spot. Nothing special about the park, but well suited for area travels. Weather turned very cold while there, causing water problems, but worked though it. Site can get very close but there were about 10 rvs on site, so plenty of room. - sfretts
Oct 2015 - $25.00
If you're going to see stuff or do something in Tacoma this is a great location. As mentioned, it's just a big grassy parking lot with full hookups. You can save $5/night by signing up and paying in the Fair office. I can't say that it's convenient for running into Seattle. The fact of the matter is the traffic into Seattle is horrible. You can pretty much count on 1.5 + hrs to drive 30 or 40 miles unless you get very lucky. Right now it's a combination of traffic volume, construction, weather, and accidents. We went into the Seattle from here 3 times and each time it was at least 1.5 hrs each way. That being said I'm not sure there's any place else to stay around the area that would be any better. When we stayed here there were only about a dozen sites filled so we had plenty of space. When it's full you'd pretty much be right on top of one another. Verizon MiFi worked great. We'd stay here again. - pumper9x9
Jun 2015 - $25.00
RV park is grassy field, reasonable price for FHUs in the Seattle area. No amenities, it's a fairground parking experience.
Hosts were nice, can only reserve pay one week at a time, discounted rate to pay through the office during business hours vs. once you arrive. Location convenience is the only reason we stayed here. - DRFink
Puyallup, Washington (map) | (253) 445-2697
Sites: 33 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 1 Reviews
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Sep 2007 - $20.00
A nice park. Has gone through a lot since the flood in 2006. Still seems to be picking up the pieces. - cnelson


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James, last fall you asked me to remind you in May about taking pictures of the headstones in Bishop Cemetery on Ft. Knox. Whitson's memorial number is 84342807. I hope you are able to do this. Thank you so much. Phyllis Smith
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The info I have on Mary Peak is from the Meade County Messenger, obituary on May 22, 1985 you can read it at meadereads.org - Genealogy - MC Messenger 1900-1988, year 1985 it is on page # 625.
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Please put in the corrections. Thanks for all your work.
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Yes all is correct, except for the Nellie. Sometimes handwriting is hard to read. I guess that's why genealogy is so challenging.
By the way, the marriage was short lived.
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Rest assured, Katherine (Kittie) Ellen Miller was my grandmother's mother. Nellie and Kittie are NOT same person. And her last name is NOT Duvall as you stated in your email.
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She is my grandmother and the daughter of Kittie Ellen Miller
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Thank you for the photo. You have been busy! I am looking for photos of a few people who are SUPPOSED to be at Fairfield. I realize some of these may be in the category to which you referred as "unmarked" or with "field stones"
Clara Bell Hatfield Lawson
Mar., 1882
Hardin County
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May 15, 1915
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Garland B. Richardson
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There is a stone, (Richardson), for his wife Nettie, which also list a niece, & erected by Nida Bukles
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Feb. 17, 1918
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Dec. 16, 1848
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May 6, 1936
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I am not sure if my uncle August Nacke has a stone. He was born & died on 3 May 1912.
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Yes you can transfer to me. That would be great. Thanks for adding their memorials. I appreciate it. I live in Alaska so can't easily get around to the cemeteries down there in the lower 48 states. Sharon
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Thank you James...silly me...didn't scroll down!
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Disney used to send animators to study animal anatomy, and Chuck Jones used to hang out at the zoo. How do you prepare somebody to animate a robot?
In a way weird way, the same way you'd study a deer or fish and start to become familiar with its physical grammar, start using it as a way to translate human gestures. We did the same thing for the robots. We brought over local policemen who had those bomb-detecting kind of robots and stuff. We went down to JPL [Jet Propulsion Laboratory, a space-exploration research center] and saw the latest and greatest of exploration vehicles, the little rovers and things. And God bless YouTube: There was just so much footage of factory arms and all types of robotic devices. We took it all in so that we had as large of a mechanical vocabulary as possible.
You've got Ben Burtt (famous as the "voice" of R2-D2). That was an inspired choice.
It was the only choice. When I was trying to describe this beforehand, I'd say it's like I'm trying to make R2-D2: The Movie. And I said that enough times that my producer said, Why don't you just get Ben Burtt? I told Ben when he came, I'd really love you to be two-thirds of the cast. I think he loved that challenge.
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There are times when WALL-E reminds me of the silent comedians. Was that something you thought about?
I had seen everything that Keaton had done before I did this movie. I wasn't as familiar with Chaplin. What we did is we decided that for a year and a half, the animators and story team [would] watch a different Keaton and Chaplin movie every day for lunch. These are the masters; these are the guys who spent their entire adult life mastering this craft.
I have to ask about the choice to use the musical number "Put On Your Sunday Clothes" from Hello, Dolly!, because now I'm stuck with the song in my head…
[Laughs] Wasn't that the oddest choice we've ever made? Early, early on I knew I wanted to have old-fashioned music against space. I went through standards, and a lot of standards come from musicals. When I got to Hello, Dolly! and I played the beginning of "Put On Your Sunday Clothes," that phrase 'out there' just had a great sting to it and out of context worked for cutting to the stars. Honestly, that was this little foothold I had and I couldn't justify it for any other reason. I remember telling my wife I'm going to be answering this question for the rest of my life if I go with this.
But in general you tend to be less prone than a lot of animation people to using pop-culture references…
Yeah, because to me we're making the movie for the grandkids, not the kids. I want to make a movie that you'll still get the same enjoyment out of 10 or 20 years from now. And pop-culture references, unless there's something that clever, it's not going to hold up.
The premise of the movie is pretty serious. Did you find any resistance when you said it's set in the future and humans have left the Earth in the care of clean-up robots…?
No, it's all about counterpoint. I think it makes WALL-E that much more appealing to have that as his backdrop. That was the initial conceit way back in '94, the last robot on Earth. I think it's the structure of that whole situation that makes him appealing.
The movie has a message about the environment and our sheeplike tendencies, although I think it's very gently handled…
It's because I didn't go in to make a message. I ended up, through very natural ways, putting in all these elements that became, in an eerie way, very parallel to the zeitgeist now of the green [environmental] stuff. But I couldn't have planned that ahead of time, or else I would have started picking lottery numbers a long time ago.
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Authenticity and soul are the foundations upon which LaVon stands when she performs. She simply has a rare ability to become a direct connection between the listener and the music, singing not so much to the ears as to the heart. Even more than her obvious musical chops, this ability is what draws people to her performances, and finds them savoring each song like the courses of a gourmet meal.
LaVon has also contributed vocals to the album Para Los Ninos by Obrador and to the album Digga Digga Do by Hot Club Sandwich.
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Could I buy,either of them? The link doesnt work.
If only my eyesight wasn't so awful and I had a clue what that was. XD
have tut9rial 9f cl9tes? xD
Lol, I'll consider it in the future. Sadly, every time I make new clothes for a scalemate I use a brand new pattern much like for full size cosplay. There really isn't a rhyme or reason to how I make them. I guess, draw a blob, test the blob, modify accordingly.


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Nobody has started a thread on this yet? Guess Ill take the credits.
73-65 ISU wins.
ISU wins 82-64
Making 15 3's and winning only by seven last time certainly makes this a tricky game to pick.
It will be interesting to see how Kruger defends us. Ill take ISU 69- OU 65
isu 71-57
ISU wins 84-59
When Prepared, Fear No One.
Clones by 11. Pretty close game throughout. They killed us on the glass in Norman and their big men abused ours offensively.
Kansas wears Adidas.
I guess someone had to start the prediction thread since Clones21 is in timeout. Anyways i take the clones by 10-12, Royce goes off this time.
ISU is Bob Barker and Happy Gilmore is OU in this scene:
Pure domination by the good guys in this one.
Clones 75
Cy 81, Boomer 67
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....and more pain.
Carrying the banner for ISU.
i have a feeling the piggy back bandit will be in the house...and wait for it...he jumps on Royces back after the game! Cyclones win!
Us 81 Then 68. We need the win SO BAD....
OU is really hard to read, but I am not impressed with their defense, or at least the way they chose to defend us last time. I'm sure they will change it up, but I think we win by a comfortable margin.
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Mario Del Carmen
Update on Mario Del CarmenMario is a Kiva customer and a farmer by trade. He raises vegetables and feels satisfied with his second loan because it helped him harvest a plot of cabbage and pay for field labor. He made a good profit and the quality of his harvest increased his sales. He used his second loan to buy supplies and pay for labor to harvest a plot of cabbage because the demand for his vegetables has been increasing.
For this reason he is asking for a third loan from Kiva to buy supplies, fertilizers, compost, and pay for labor to be able to plant half a plot of cabbage to sell. He believes that he will obtain good profits from his harvest. His next task will be to expand his farming area.
Es por este motivo que está solicitando su tercer crédito Kiva, para comprar de insumo, fertilizantes, abonos y pago de mano de obra para sembrar ½ manzana de repollo para vender, ya que él considera que obtendrá buenos rendimientos de su cosecha y se lo pagaran a un buen precio, su siguiente paso es ampliar el área de siembra.
Previous Loan DetailsMario has been one of the best customers of our institution. He has a good credit record and little by little he has been emerging as a farmer. He has had the benefit of enjoying Kiva loans, which have allowed him to have good credit references, as well as giving him the chance to get through wit... More from Mario Del Carmen's previous loan »
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So on 2.8.1, when I add a new blog post or page, I'm not seeing all the extra editing goodies like "underline" or the option to change a line from "paragraph" to "header 3, etc." My other blog is still on 2.8, and all those buttons are there for those editing options.
Please let me know what has changed between version 2.8 to 2.8.1 so that I can get those editing options back. Thanks!
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I'm aware there are many other similar questions but the solutions from those questions I feel I've already got in place.
I've got 3 sites running locally on a VirtualBox Ubuntu 12.04.4 LTS Server, I'm using nginx and php-fpm.
They are configured to run on ports 9001 -> 9003:
server:/etc/php5/fpm/pool.d$ grep 900 *
my-app-deploy.conf:listen = 127.0.0.1:9002
my-app-dev.conf:listen = 127.0.0.1:9001
my-web.conf:listen = 127.0.0.1:9003
server:/etc/nginx/conf.d$ grep 900 *
my-app-deploy.conf: fastcgi_pass 127.0.0.1:9002;
my-app-dev.conf: fastcgi_pass 127.0.0.1:9001;
my-app-web.conf: fastcgi_pass 127.0.0.1:9003;
I've restarted both php-fpm and nginx successfully:
server:$ sudo service nginx restart
* Restarting nginx nginx
server:$ sudo service php5-fpm restart
* Restarting PHP5 FastCGI Process Manager php5-fpm
But if I look at what ports are being listened to, I only see 9002 and 9003:
server:$ sudo lsof -i | grep 900
php5-fpm 1020 root 7u IPv4 8557 0t0 TCP localhost:9002 (LISTEN)
php5-fpm 1020 root 8u IPv4 8558 0t0 TCP localhost:9003 (LISTEN)
php5-fpm 1021 www-data 0u IPv4 8557 0t0 TCP localhost:9002 (LISTEN)
php5-fpm 1022 www-data 0u IPv4 8557 0t0 TCP localhost:9002 (LISTEN)
php5-fpm 1023 www-data 0u IPv4 8557 0t0 TCP localhost:9002 (LISTEN)
php5-fpm 1024 www-data 0u IPv4 8557 0t0 TCP localhost:9002 (LISTEN)
php5-fpm 1025 www-data 0u IPv4 8558 0t0 TCP localhost:9003 (LISTEN)
php5-fpm 1026 www-data 0u IPv4 8558 0t0 TCP localhost:9003 (LISTEN)
php5-fpm 1027 www-data 0u IPv4 8558 0t0 TCP localhost:9003 (LISTEN)
php5-fpm 1028 www-data 0u IPv4 8558 0t0 TCP localhost:9003 (LISTEN)
And I get the following error from nginx:
server:~/vhosts/my-app/logs$ tail -n 1 nginx/error.log
2014/06/20 11:07:36 [error] 2434#0: *4 connect() failed
(111: Connection refused) while connecting to upstream, client: 192.168.0.10,
server: my.app.dev, request: "GET /api/test.php HTTP/1.1", upstream:
"fastcgi://127.0.0.1:9001", host: "my.app.dev"
I'm hoping I've just missed something really basic, but when I added the site on 9002 I don't remember having to do anything else apart from add the new port number to both the conf files
UPDATE The site root is actually serving, it's only the api/test.php page that is returning 502
UPDATE I moved the ports around, I swapped web and dev around so dev is now on the 9001 port, but that's made no difference. I've updated the question to reflect this.
All 3 ports are serving content - I think it's something to do with redirects I've got setup for the API section.
Here is a diff between the dev and deploy PHP and nginx configs:
server:/etc/nginx/conf.d$ diff my-app-dev.conf my-app-deploy.conf
< server_name my.app.dev;
> server_name my.app.deploy;
< root /var/www/vhosts/my-app/public_html/mobile;
> root /var/www/vhosts/my-app/public_html/mobile_deploy;
< fastcgi_pass 127.0.0.1:9001;
> fastcgi_pass 127.0.0.1:9002;
server:/etc/php5/fpm/pool.d$ diff my-app-dev.conf my-app-deploy.conf
< listen = 127.0.0.1:9001
> listen = 127.0.0.1:9002
< php_admin_value[doc_root] = /var/www/vhosts/my-app/public_html/mobile
> php_admin_value[doc_root] = /var/www/vhosts/my-app/public_html/mobile_deploy
And here is the complete conf file for the dev site, on port 9001, that is giving me the 502
server {
listen 80;
server_name my.app.dev;
error_log /var/www/vhosts/logs/my-app/nginx/error.log;
access_log /var/www/vhosts/logs/my-app/nginx/access.log main;
error_page 404 /404;
root /var/www/vhosts/my-app/public_html/mobile;
index index.html index.php;
client_max_body_size 10M;
proxy_read_timeout 180s;
# deny any attempt to access hidden files
location ~ /\. { deny all; }
# disable logging for favicon
location = /favicon.ico {
log_not_found off;
location ~* \/api\/[0-9]\/.*\.zip {
try_files $uri /api/3/nomarket.data.zip;
location ~* \/api\/picture\/[a-z]+\/? {
if (!-e $request_filename) {
rewrite ^/api/picture/([a-z]+)/? /api/picture.php?type=$1 last; break;
location /api {
if (!-e $request_filename) {
rewrite ^/api/(.*)$ /api/router.php?rest_data=$1 last; break;
# allow php files to be executed
location ~ \.php$ {
# only call php if the file exists. Very important for security!
try_files $uri =404;
include /etc/nginx/fastcgi_params;
fastcgi_pass 127.0.0.1:9001;
fastcgi_param SCRIPT_FILENAME $document_root$fastcgi_script_name;
fastcgi_index index.php;
# just serve static files, please.
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CRC? (Class, Responsibilities, Collaborators ~ Class Diagram)littleguru wrote:... with a little bit of UML.
die-Sel wrote:i use http://safari.oreilly.com/, it worth it in my opinion as i get access to loads of ebooks anytime i need them, save me of having to log the around i can view tham at work, download a chapter for the bus to work.
Check it out.
My approach to learning is simple, get stuck in and do it untill its finished. Its the only way to get it done. If you do a bit here, a bit few weeks l8r, ull enver get it done, because you will end up forgetting the start of the book or watever your learning and be stuck at the start again
what development metodologies do you use (mostly) in your work? what other methodologies do you use? what others do you know? do you like UML? what online resources/books do you recomend to master one of the methods? what method (mostly) Microsoft use in its Windows development/.NET? please respond,
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Ion Todirel wrote: why you don't provide some images with OS X 10.4? at least 15-20.
Kerberos Mansour wrote:But what a 12 year net developer told me: if it has something to do with Borland (Anders Hejlsberg C# ) then I trust them, these guys know what they are doing and I respect them. It should also be noted that Borland has stoped supporting Delphi somewhat and moved on to C#
maybe they should change this in C#, no reason to doing
i guess they are in russian?
maybe you first solve this problem, or find what;s hapening?
Nitz Walsh wrote:Still looks hideous IMO. Absolutely no consistency; bright green, bright blue, transparency so a poor desktop wallpaper choice ruins the whole thing. Those WinHec mock-ups look far, far better. I'm afraid based on what I've seen so far that MS still just "doesn't get it". Hell, this is the same team that worked hard to actually keep Luna under wraps until the release, as if they were actually proud of it some reason and didn't want Apple stealing it. Please! The same ridiculous day-go blue & green colour scheme is now present in Vista. Performance is still a dog, hopefully that will (drastically) improve post beta2. I really wonder if those who are impressed by this build have ever sat down at OSX 10.4 for more than 10 minutes? I just don't get it
"Emotional machines (EMs) are machines (software or hardware) those internal structure or behavior is inspired by ideas of emotion." from http://www.emotionalmachines.com/
samples: programs within matrix (The Matrix) why Charles?


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I can't claim this is a "trailer," because it's not. But that's a trailer, up there. The former "trailer" would be a preview of what the trailer (up there) is all about, and you may already know because you've read about it in the papers, in press releases, etc. The trailer (up there) is one of Jackson Hole Public Art's new ventures.
Because both trailers are out there I can offer only the remaining dates the trailer (up there) will be making stops around Jackson Hole. They are:
"The Mobile Design Studio is designed to engage the community in the public art process. It's an on-the-move, imaginative placemaking kit of parts – including café seating, planters, and temporary art – that transforms the space around it through improvisational, creative interventions," writes JHPA in its release.
It's unclear why the phrase "creative intervention" is used. The word "intervention" forcefully connotes "inserting-yourself-in-the-middle-of-something" or "encouraging-an-addict-to-get-help."
I think what the trailer (up there) really wants to accomplish is to connect people with creativity. That's a nice thing. Good luck, trailer (up there)! www.jhpublicart.org
Last summer artist Tammy Callens and I went to visit Bert Raynes. I'd posted an image of Bert on Facebook. Bert, a distinctive bird, caught Callens' eye. Callens paints portraits, and minutes after spying Bert on my Facebook page she contacted me to find out who this extraordinary man might be.
Callens wanted to paint Bert's portrait.
"Brilliant," I thought. Why hadn't I come up with this? Callens and Bert had never met, but as soon as she expressed interest, my mind leapt at the possibilities. Of all Jackson's special citizens, who was more deserving of a Callens portrait? Nobody. A "Bert" portrait might raise excellent funds for his beloved non-profit, The Meg and Bert Raynes Foundation.
A year later Callens' portrait is complete. It's a stunner. And it's up for sale as of Friday, June 26th, at Mountain Trails Gallery in Jackson. An opening reception takes place Saturday, June 27th, 4-6:00 pm at the gallery. Callens is donating a significant portion of "Bert" sales proceeds to his foundation. The exhibition, entitled "Soliloquy," remains on display through July 2nd.
"The sad thing is, it looks like me," says Raynes.
Boy, does it. Witty self-deprecation is pure Bert. In fact, he couldn't be more thrilled. Callens' spot-on portrait captures Bert as he was the day they met~~handsome in his signature red sweater and suspenders, Bert posed for Callens. Within minutes she'd sketched a lively impression and began playing with color.
"I love painting Bert as he was exactly on the day we met," Callens recalls. "His life, compassion, knowledge and contributions extend far beyond those of most folks; most of us can't imagine doing a fraction of his work. I felt his energy immediately and fell completely in love."
Callens' portrait depicts Bert surrounded with jars, bowls and bottles; symbols of a wellness campaign. Birds, Bert's life's work and extended family, are present too. Most importantly, the painting IS Bert. Any "F.O.B.," (Friend of Bert) sees this immediately. When we're with Bert, intelligence and sparky conversation are impressed upon us. We learn. He listens. We have a democratic, lifetime experience.
Want to be an F.O.B.? Make a beeline for Mountain Trails Gallery. Get there first. Be the "Bert" buyer. Be the first Jackson Hole "nature mapping" citizen to contribute to Bert's foundation. Be the first person, as far as I know, to support a worthy cause by bringing home a portrait of a most distinguished bird. www.tammycallens.com , www.mtntrails.net https://www.facebook.com/JacksonHoleActivities
Howdy! I'm back. The Jackson Hole Art Blog is up again! We'll be writing brief (up to 500 words) weekly posts about Jackson Hole Arts. Summer traffic is turning up early this year, so let's get going! Send me your news! Email me at email@example.com OR firstname.lastname@example.com.
One of Jackson's most eclectic, sophisticated galleries, Heather James Fine Art, has two locations. Their home gallery is in Palm Springs, California, and its second gallery is here in Jackson. Currently featured is "Arts of Asia," a stunning artifacts collection.
"Antiquities loaded with historical, ritual, and cultural richness weave an intricate story of centuries of dynasties and eras in Arts of Asia," says the gallery. "Spanning 2,000 years, the objects in the show are organized by geography: China, Japan, and India & Southeast Asia."
Heather James' new series of online catalogs are beautifully composed. View catalogs of this and other Heather James collections at www.heatherjames.com
Jackson's Trailside Galleries presents "Fleeting Effects of Light," a show of new works by Brent Cotton. Light is the thing in our valley. Our light wears infinite guises, an artist's eternal muse.
"Raised on his family's cattle ranch in Idaho, Brent's first lessons in art were taught by his grandmother, a talented watercolorist. He grew up sketching the cowboys and horses he observed every day. In high school an influential instructor encouraged him to pursue a career in art," says Trailside. "Cotton attended workshops and studied with some of the best known names in wildlife and Western art, including world-renowned Western artist Howard Terpning."
"Fleeting Effects of Light" runs June 1 – June 30, 2015 at Trailside. An Open House and ArtWalk (which includes many galleries around town) takes place June 18, 5-7 pm. www.trailsidegalleries.com
"What I love in painting, as an artist and as a viewer, is the feeling I get from seeing something…meticulously created by pigment and brush. I want to see time – time taken by the painter to think, feel and create – but also the element of time, as if the painting … will grow and change with me … as I grow and change." ~ Todd Kosharek
Jackson artist Todd Kosharek opens a show of new works, "Interiors/Exteriors," at the Jackson Hole Center for the Arts Theater Lobby with a reception on Friday, January 17th, 5:30-7:30pm. The exhibition will be on display January 13th – 29th, 2014.
Images of Kosharek's new works blow me away. In a short time — although Kosharek may not share my conception of what comprises a "short time" — his landscape painting style has blossomed and matured, gaining a notably new level of sophistication. Kosharek's painting "Late July, 2013," shown above, is so rhythmic and complete; it's like a fine jigsaw puzzle with all the pieces fit perfectly together. He's thought of everything: a peach sky is reflected perfectly in a body of water. The water, rather than being just a pond or just a river, is both. Space and atmosphere Kosharek builds between land and the sky's ceiling—those clouds—provides "air" that breathes into the scene and opens it up. He has broadened his color palette without going overboard, limiting his colors and also simultaneously creating the number of subtle shadings required. Kosharek's brushstrokes are more coherent, more secure, drawing together his composition's elements.
The growing and changing is happening. Most definitely.
A remarkable hallmark of Kosharek's work is that he paints in two blazingly different styles. There are his landscapes, influenced by the Scandinavian Symbolists, and his interior paintings, rooted in the Magic Realist tradition. These fastidiously detailed and mystical works, his Origami Crane Series, consist of 12 large paintings exploring the concepts of repetition and life, religion and art. Kosharek takes many months to complete any given crane painting and is thrilled to be exhibiting three works of the series in this show. At this writing, Kosharek was putting the finishing touches on a crane painting that's been coming to life on his easel for a full year.
"I throw everything possible into the scene during the sketching and researching process, and then slowly eliminate aspects until the scene clicks and is suddenly correct. This process of elimination will often continue all the way until the painting is finished," says Kosharek. "Great examples of this process are the three large paintings that are a part of the Crane Series."
A great painting, adds Kosharek, should encourage and allow viewers to react to space, letting them follow any direction the painting may beckon. His paintings are part of private and public collections throughout America and in Paris.
"Art should not be in a box nor should it be "right or wrong," nor should it hold the viewer's hand," says the artist. "The greatest respect an artist can give an audience is to trust that they will get what they need from the work." www.toddkosharek.com
Thursday, January 9th, 7-10 pm, artist Tom Woodhouse's "creative passion" will be on exhibit and celebrated at the Pink Garter Theater/The Rose, downtown Jackson. The evening is the first in a series of art events happening this month; Tom's show will change and evolve each week. Paintings, prints, drawings, sculptures, abstracts, bar scenes and landscapes will all be featured. And yes, you can buy them!
Contact: Not sure! Posters list the Pink Garter, so give that venue a jingle. Go, Tom!
Last notice: Community Supported Art (CSA) inaugural year applications are due on Monday, January 13th! Read more about the project here, and contact Alissa Davies at email@example.com, for more information.
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|Cecil's pride - the true story of a lion king by Hatkoff, Craig, author.
Describes Cecil the lion's rise to power at the Hwange National Park, from his struggles as a cub and alliance with rival Jericho to his untimely death that shocked the world.
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|Brave like me. by Kerley, Barbara, author
"When someone is serving our country, far from home, everyone in their family has to be brave. Including -- and sometimes especially -- the kids. This book speaks to all kids in this situation in telling the story of a boy and a girl with parents away on duty. It captures the children's worries, fears, trials, and triumphs while waiting for their parents to return from service. Although the narrative tells one universal tale, the photographs depict multiple perspectives so that every reader has
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|For the love of music - the remarkable story of Maria Anna Mozart by Rusch, Elizabeth.
Biography of Maria Anna Mozart, sister of the famous composer.
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Describes the physical characteristics, natural environment, and habits of leopards.
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Provides ideas and tips to help kids kick the procrastination habit and feel more in charge of their life.
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|Handbook for Storytime Programs by Freeman, Judy
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|Martin Luther King, Jr., Day - count and celebrate! by McKissack, Fredrick, Jr.
"Kids count from one to ten as they learn about the history of Martin Luther King, Jr., Day"--Provided by publisher.
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|Storks by Gish, Melissa, author.
"A look at storks, including their habitats, physical characteristics such as their long legs, behaviors, relationships with humans, and their threatened status in the world today"--
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|Inside the Olympics by Kortemeier, Todd, 1986-
"Through narrative nonfiction text, readers learn about the athletes, officials, and fans involved in putting on the sports event that brings together hundreds of countries around the world. Additional features to aid comprehension include a table of contents, a fast-fact section, fact-filled captions and callouts, a glossary, sources for further research, an introduction to the author, and a listing of source notes" (The Child's World).
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This adorable book looks at the bond between animal mothers and their offspring, from protective Mommy polar bears to playful orang-utans. Fascinating facts about parenthood in the animal kingdom will captivate young readers, for example did you know elephant calves are raised by their mothers and grandmothers? Cute photographs and easy-to-read text make this perfect for young readers. I Love Mom provides the perfect opportunity for parents and children to read together and explore the subject o
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Soaps and detergents are among the great benefits of modern life. They help to keep us comfortable and save us from smelling unpleasant, but above all, they help to protect us from the germs that cause infectious diseases. Learn how soap works, how it is made, and how much harder life would be if we really did have to live without it.
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June 18, 2009 at 6pm to October 18, 2009 at 6pm – DCCA solo show at the Delaware contemporary Center for the Arts Artist reception 23rd July 5- 8 Pm Organized by DCCA managment | Type: solo, sculpture, and, jewelry, show
June 23, 2009 to August 8, 2009 – AARON FABER Gallery Silver has been a valuable metal through the ages. Its popularity has grown and changed with the times, with a wide range of uses from functional to cultural to ornamental. Organized by Aaron Faber Gallery | Type: group, exhibition
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Reception: The Chapel of St. Edward the Confessor at Casady School was the scene for a reception to celebrate the 185 baptisms and 336 weddings that have taken place in the chapel during the past 65 years. The event themed "Hatched and Matched" celebration is one of the many events being held during Casady's 85th anniversary year.
Snapped: Photos were taken at the event and printed on the spot. The brides took pictures with a wedding bouquet of flowers and children could stand in front of the baptismal font.
Cake: Wedding cake and punch was served.
Committee: Tom Kilpatrick, Dannie Bea Hightower, Johnson Hightower, D'Arline McCubbin, David Sapper, Laura Lang, Betty Jane Garrett and Father Charles Blizzard.
Chris, 2, Leigh, Jake, 6, and Russ Woody; James, 4, Adrienne, Grace, 2, and David Elder. PHOTO BY DAVID FAYTINGER, FOR THE OKLAHOMAN
Johnson Hightower, Dannie Bea Hightower, David Sapper, D'Arline McCubbin, Tom Kilpatrick. PHOTO BY DAVID FAYTINGER, FOR THE OKLAHOMAN
Dinner: Molly Shi Boren and David L. Boren were hosts, along with members of the Bizzell Library Society, for a dinner honoring Sul Lee upon his retirement as dean of the University of Oklahoma Libraries. He has been there for 30 years. The event was in the Peggy V. Helmerich Great Reading Room of the Bizzell Memorial Library. The Bizzell Library Society was founded during Dean Lee's leadership, and he has been instrumental in building the library endowment.
Sculpture: President Boren unveiled a sculpture of Lee by artist Paul Moore that will be near the west entrance of the library.
Speakers: Sherri Coale, OU Women's Basketball Coach, spoke about leadership, a trait she said she admired in Lee. President Boren, in a tribute to Lee, talked about the growth and transformation of the library and major book collections. Bill Paul, Bizzell Library Society president, presided.
Seen: Jemee Lee, Melissa Lee, Toby Nelson.
Sherri Coale, Sul Lee. PHOTO BY STEVE SISNEY, THE OKLAHOMAN
Jemee Lee, Ralph Thompson, Jose Freede. PHOTO BY STEVE SISNEY, THE OKLAHOMAN
Jane Harlow, Paul Moore. PHOTO BY STEVE SISNEY, THE OKLAHOMAN
Luncheon: Junior League board members met at Remington Park for a Quarter Horse Race Day. They awarded the "Junior League of Oklahoma Board of Directors Purse" for the fourth race. President-elect Cristi Reiger was hostess for the day.
Fun: They watched the races in a suite, had lunch and then proceeded to the paddock to meet the horses.
The buzz: Three of the board members had run in the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon that morning, and one member had been a volunteer and others had already been to the Arts Festival that morning or were going that afternoon.
Christi Coyle, Pam Gutel, Cristi Reiger, Kristen Brown, Mei Cheng, Adrienne Nobles, Becky Howell and Ashley Jackson. PHOTO BY HELEN FORD WALLACE, THE OKLAHOMAN
Dinner: The Women's Oklahoma Golf Hall of Fame inducted four people at the recent banquet at the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Center.
Honorees: Lucy Beeler, LeeAnn Hammack Fairlie, the late U.C. Ferguson and Jeannie Thompson Rogers were the honorees. Ferguson is one of two men who have been inducted into this hall of fame.
Program: Robbie Robertson was master of ceremonies and Ann Pitts Turner, former Oklahoma State University Womens' golf coach, gave the introductions. Women's Oklahoma Golf Association Junior Girls champion and runner-up, Megan Blonien and Charter Lawson, were recognized. Jackie Hutchinson, women's golf hall of fame member, gave the closing remarks. Ann Watkins is president.
Other activities: The banquet is held every other year. There is also a Hall of Fame Golf Tournament held in April and a "Women teaching Women" golf clinic and scramble tournament.
Scott Ferguson, Jeannie Thompson Rogers, Lucy Beeler, LeeAnn Hammack Fairlie. PHOTO BY DAVID FAYTINGER, FOR THE OKLAHOMAN
Ilysa Diamond, Jackie Hutchinson, Barbara Boatman, Ruthie and Rusty Riggs. PHOTO BY DAVID FAYTINGER, FOR THE OKLAHOMAN
Brunch: The Land Run Brunch was held recently at the Harn Homestead Museum Event barn.
Highlight: The group walked over to the gazebo and watched children participate in a Land Run reenactment.
Dick Workman, Melessa Gregg, Shelley Sanders. PHOTO BY PAUL B. SOUTHERLAND, THE OKLAHOMAN
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Among other things, RawDigger provides a histogram in various flavors, linear or logarithmic scales of the actual raw data values. In a studio, one could use RawDigger to nail down the very best possible exposure based on shooting under controlled lighting.
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Was replacing gastank and was nearly complete wen I noticed the wiring had broken free from the quick connect atop the feulpump. Connector housing has numbers (1-5) but the 5 wires are not markd but simply colored. how can I make sure have the wires in they're correct inlet on the feulpump connector plug?
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I have to put water in radiator every morning. Car doesn't run hot. But you can see the water coming from the left side of the engine where the plugs go in at. I haven't been ablt to get anyone to tell me exactly what the problem is only that it will cost me $400 labor plus parts Can you help?
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In a portion of last night's closed-door Board of Selectmen meeting, inadvertently broadcast over public television, Duxbury selectmen discussed a possible $240,000 buyout of the contract of Police Chief Mark DeLuca. After the meeting, selectmen were tight lipped. Town Counsel Robert Troy would only say that the town and DeLuca had reached an agreement and that the selectmen had taken a vote.
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The Brooklyn Nets cheerleaders' uniforms will look unlike any other cheerleaders' uniform in the NBA
Originally posted on No Guts, No Glory | Last updated 9/25/12
It has become evident that the Brooklyn Nets are on a mission to create a persona starkly different from the one they had while playing in New Jersey. There are the new black and white jerseys, the rustic Barclays Center, and the thought by some that the franchise is cool. Which was all done not by accident. But all of those changes weren't apparently enough for the Nets. They also decided that their cheerleaders' uniform needed a change. Namely, the uniforms needed to be "feminine and strong". So they turned to designer David Dalrymple to create the new look for the Brooklynettes which entails boots, studded fingerless gloves, zippers and latex. "The uniforms are feminine and strong," said the costumes' designer, David Dalrymple, who has worked with fashion icon Patricia Field for decades, collaborating on costumes for "Sex and the City" and "The Devil Wears Prada." "This isn't palm trees and sunshine. It's New York City, and it's Brooklyn. It's a different sensibility. We
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