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December 30, 2008
Bataclan and Hyde give paintings away
Modern Painters licenses critics and shortlists artist-collaborators
Jennie C. Jones and Deborah Grant
Rosa Barba and David Maljkovic
Robin Watkins and Nina Canell
Pratchaya Phinthong + Danh Vo
François Bucher + Ayreen Anastas + Rene Gabri
Benoît Maire + Falke Pisano
Ken Okiishi + Nick Mauss
Oscar Tuazon + Gardar Eide Einarsson
Emily Roysdon + Emma Hedditch
(via Artinfo)
December 28, 2008
Valérie Favre: The rabbit-woman
"Valérie Favre," Susanne Vielmetter Los Angeles Projects, Los Angeles, CA. Through Jan. 31.
December 27, 2008
Andrew Morrow: Serious and ambitious, wildly cheeky and corrosively irreverent
Gary Michael Dault reports in the Globe and Mail that Andrew Morrow's work is riddled with contradiction. "It is simultaneously both serious and ambitious, wildly cheeky and often corrosively irreverent (two of the small paintings in his current exhibition are called 'Still Life Painted While Consciously Avoiding the Topic of Vasectomy' and 'Some Asshole Blocking My View of the Apocalypse'). He wields his oil pigments with such brio that his work looks both virtuosic and slick. Indeed his tendency to be smartly illustrative is something he says he guards against all the time. 'There was a time when my work was all about technique,' he says (and you can still see the painterly bravado everywhere). 'But I'm getting a lot more self-conscious about that now.' Basically, he tells me, he's trying to walk a fine line between all of the opposites that lie in wait for him to the right and to the left of his increasingly bravura practice. In a sense, this is no time for narrative painting on a gigantic scale. But ask Morrow if he cares." Read more.
"Andrew Morrow," Edward Day Gallery, Toronto. Through Jan. 11.
John Andrews and Emil Lukas explore the real in San Francisco
In San Francisco Chronicle, Kenneth Baker reports that the complexity in Andrews' work lies in the viewer's encounter with it. "As sharply defined as each piece appears, its color fluctuates unpredictably with changing vantage points and time of day, none more lushly than the big rose-colored piece designated "08-14" (2008), a title, like all the rest, plainly intended to fend off extraneous associations. The ambiguous hues and physical crispness of Andrews' work tends to highlight the spacing and adjacency of his pieces in any given installation. They have been very sensitively handled here. It may seem to some viewers that Andrews' work offers nothing to look at. This is true in the sense that it puts nothing in the way of our attention to the process of seeing. Each piece reads as a quiet manifesto on behalf of reality's overlooked subtleties and our probably neglected capacity to discern them.
"For those who find Andrews' aesthetics a starvation diet, Hosfelt also offers a show of characteristically bizarre works by Emil Lukas. Many of them resemble softly colored paintings, but these white rectangles owe their color to Lukas having stretched across their vacant surfaces countless lengths of fine, colored thread. Black-and-white pieces such as "Clinging" (2008) have a far more bizarre material history. The tangle of attenuating black lines here was made not by Lukas' hand, but by fly larvae that he placed in a dollop of black medium. Taking their own paths out of it, they inscribed the pattern we see. Abstraction, narrative and surrealism in a single work." Read more.
"John Andrews: Reflections on Painting: Paintings on aluminum," Hosfelt Gallery, San Francisco, CA. Through Jan. 31.
"Emil Lukas: Titration: Mixed-media wall pieces," Hosfelt Gallery, San Francisco, CA. Through Jan. 31.
December 24, 2008
The year in Art Blogging
• When Pearl Montana, a Canadian oil-and-gas company, wanted to drill for oil near Smithson's Spiral Jetty, high-minded Tyler Green (Modern Art Notes), pulling out all the stops with in-depth daily coverage, managed to draw enough mainstream media attention to have the drilling proposal suspended.
• The art blogger tribe defended feisty C-Monster against the LA Times' brazen name grab, which we won't mention here. And still haven't added to the Two Coats link list.
• New York Mag art critic and Pulitzer Prize nominee Jerry Saltz, acknowledging art bloggers' relevance and wide-spread readership, responded with an apology to Anaba's criticism crit. Later in the year, Saltz amusingly titled one of his reviews "Two Coats of Painting." That's a blog reference, right?
• During the New York art fairs in March, Art Bloggers @ organized a blogger panel discussion where we met the humble aesthetes responsible for our favorite blogs.
• Bloggers embraced Facebook and Twitter, strengthening our online community through events notification, status updates, and 140-character "What are you doing?" posts. Of course we're still not sure what to do with all those damn gifts, snowballs, hugs, and pokes sitting in the Notifications file....
• Hardworking CultureGrrl, after reading about blogging addiction, admitted her powerlessness over the blog. She vowed to step back from the daily grind, but predictably has continued posting nonetheless, recently uncovering the unfortunate deaccessions at the beleaguered National Academy.
• And last but not least, powerhouse blogger Paddy Johnson (Art Fag City) teamed up with non-profit Brooklyn gallery Momenta Art and conducted a successful online appeal to fund AFC. Hey Paddy--it's a brilliant idea; our check's in the mail!
December 23, 2008
Schjeldahl hurts David Bonetti's feelings
St. Louis Post-Dispatch art critic David Bonetti has just finished reading Seven Days in the Art World, and he isn't happy. "Rodney Dangerfield ain't got nothin on me. I'm a loser, baby, so why don't you kill me. At least that's what The New Yorker's art critic Peter Schjeldahl implies. In discussing the role of art criticism with Sarah Thornton for her dishy but well-researched and well-written book, he said, 'You're not going to get a good art critic in St. Louis.' Imagine me - an art critic in St. Louis - reading Thornton's account of art world people and events with great enjoyment and then coming upon that bombshell! (On page 157, if you want to check it out.) Didn't Schjeldahl know that it's usually my job to put down what passes as the art world in the Lou? He usurpt my role and he didn't even give me any credit! Okay, I know he was most likely using St. Louis as an example of fly-over cities and he didn't specifically mean St. Louis, i.e. me. But why couldn't he have chosen Atlanta or Milwaukee and let the art critics in those cities, if there are any, have that weird experience of being insulted synecdochically in a book they were reading?" Read more.Related posts:
Two Coats of Paint endorses Obama for president
For the fall reading list
December 20, 2008
"In these scary times, investment in spiritual expansion may be the best investment of all"
"Visionary art is not new — see Bosch, Blake, Redon and others — but in Western society before the 1960s, it was the province of isolated individuals. Then LSD became widely available, and anyone could have mystic revelations for the small price of a little pill. Two recent, disappointingly flawed exhibitions inadequately addressed the subject: 'Summer of Love' at the Whitney Museum of American Art last year, and 'Ecstasy: In and About Altered States' at the Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art in 2005. For the most part, mainstream discourse about art goes on as if the psychedelic revolution were just a minor, tangential distraction.
"Yet evidence of psychedelic experience is everywhere in art these days, from the paintings of Takashi Murakami, Steve DiBenedetto and Philip Taaffe to the perceptually confounding sculptures of Charles Ray and the baroque films, sculptures and performances of Matthew Barney. The rapturous video installation by Pipilotti Rist now on view at the Museum of Modern Art is nothing if not psychedelic. The story of contemporary art and the psychedelic revolution remains to be told. What's unusual about the Greys' project is not only that they openly acknowledge their pharmacological sources of inspiration but that they are also dedicating their psychedelic vision to the service of a kind of neo-pagan church. A sweetly charismatic couple in their mid-50s who could be mistaken for ministers of a Unitarian church, they have hosted full-moon gatherings every month where they and others sermonize, tell stories, sing and play music, recite poetry and otherwise try to promote spiritual enlightenment.
"Art world sophisticates may call the Greys' project goofy, but in this scary time of economic implosion, their investment in spiritual expansion might just be the smartest of all." Read more.
Frannsen: Visual gibberish or fearless painting?
"Sherié Franssen," Dolby Chadwick, San Francisco, CA. Through Jan. 31.
December 18, 2008
Chapuis and Mattera: "Stop thinking and just gaze on something beautiful"
"Joanne Mattera: Contemplating the Horizontal," Arden Gallery, Boston, MA. Through Dec. 29.
"Katarina Chapuis: New Paintings," Alpha Gallery, Boston, MA. Through Jan. 7.
December 17, 2008
Miami report: Lazy blogger edition
"It's now officially a week and a day since we returned from Miami, the art shippers have returned our stuff, and we're neck-deep in follow-up (not to mention slush), but I've finally found the time to survey the responses to the annual Artfest in the blogosphere and overall, considering the news out of Washington and Wall Street everyday, it went better than expected. It certainly seemed to be a good year for art. Here's my round-up of the round-ups.
"Providing perhaps the most comprehensive round-up and so many photos you'll feel like you were there yourself, Joanne Mattera takes the prize for in-depth coverage of the art on view.
"Also indepth, but more about the overall scene than just the art, per se, Paddy Johnson's coverage provided plenty of analysis and juicy tidbits.
"Speaking of juicy tidbits, for the best in coverage from the collector's point of view, our man in the aisle, Mike @ Mao highlights some of the best new finds and even prices.
"For analysis of what it all means, you can't beat Artworld Salon founder András Szánt's wrap-up report. Brian Sherwin also takes a long-term view at myartspace. Roberta and Libby offer a fun-fact-filled summary as well.
"And those are just the bloggers I know personally. Here's a list of other blogs who covered the fair as well:
Art Market Monitor
{a MUSE me}
Culture Vulture
Kimberly Brooks
Matthew Langley
Tilly Strauss"
Thanks, Ed, for putting together the links list. B'more Art and Amy Wilson also went down there. And check out The Moment. Blogger Brent Burket reports for ArtCal. More thanks to all the people who covered Miami this year while I stayed home and worked in the studio. If you aren't on the list, and you reported on Miami, feel free to add a link in the Comments section.
Saul, Brown, and Shaw: Invoking creative craftsmanship over formulaic novelty
"The relentless nudging open of the parameters of prejudice in the human visual realm is the common thread that connects Saul, Shaw and Brown — though the concept is too corny for words. As Modernism invoked the power of creative novelty over formulaic craftsmanship, so these artists — and so many others — invoke creative craftsmanship over formulaic novelty, not because it corrects the balance of the art-historical moment, and not because it deprivileges the intellectual faculty in favor of the other, disparaged senses — but simply because it's the wrong thing to do. " Read more.
"Peter Saul: Five New Pictures," and "Glenn Brown: Editions and A Unique Sculpture," Patrick Painter Inc., Santa Monica, CA. Through Jan. 10.
"Jim Shaw: Extraordinary Rendition," Patrick Painter Inc., Los Angeles, CA Through Jan. 10.
Fitzpatrick curates artists' stuff at La MaMa E.T.C.
As curator/museum director Helen Molesworth (I love that name!) once wrote, Daphne Fitzpatrick "reimagines…the commodity as a kind of Surrealist-inflected game piece…[she] uses the castoffs of spectacle culture to create delicate, Lilliputian tableaux inflected with visual puns".
"Duck Soup," curated by Daphne Fitzpatrick. La Galleria at La MaMa E.T.C. , New York, NY. Through Dec. 21.
December 16, 2008
Art Blogger Think Tank on January 18 in Brooklyn, NY
Update (January 20, 2009): Check out my short report on the conference.
December 15, 2008
Art in the Age of Obama
December 14, 2008
Measuring Marlene Dumas
At The New York Observer, Alex Taylor calls Smith's review a bloodletting. "You don't read many pans of MoMA shows in the 'Arts' section. The Times roster, with the exception of Michael Kimmelman, tend to wrap their sentences in 'maybe' and 'tends too much toward' when it comes to big museum shows, thereby blurring the critical line. Considered in such a context, Smith's piece may therefore qualify as a pan."
Linda Yablonsky at Bloomberg: "Though Dumas is not overtly feminist, a female sensibility runs palpably through the show probably because of its emphasis on babies, as well as pregnant or nursing women. Even the figure bowing over a table in the show's title painting seems female, though we don't see the face or figure clearly. Painted in a documentary-style black and white, the figure's outstretched arms suggest both suffering and solace. If the dead don't look much different than the living here, it is because the departed have only one expression. Like Dumas's haunting art, it is likely to remain in the mind long after the bearer is gone."
Dumas's biggest fan, Martin Bromirski has posted images at Anaba.
Charlie Finch at artnet: "The Dumas method is simple: She borrowed Francesco Clemente's overused gouache technique and perved it up. Her subjects are burnished to dullness by her pathetic brush handling. There are some rear shots of masturbation, a blowzy self-portrait, the groups of schoolmates and bridesmaids, in which she throws in a freaky grin or stern look for variety. Every six paintings or so, Dumas throws in a streak of color. Her cat probably got into the paint jar and cruised across the canvas, and a lazy Dumas couldn't be bothered to change it. For that is the operative word for Marlene Dumas: She is lazy."
Check out James Kalm's video visit to the show.
Dan Bischoff in The Star-Ledger: "What makes this show so unusual is just how good the pictures look in person."
(Joe Strupp reports in The E&P Pub that Star-Ledger's art critic, Dan Bischoff, is on the list of departing staffers. "Wednesday at The Star-Ledger in Newark, N.J., which is slowly watching some 151 newsroom staffers leave via buyouts, has become something of a goodbye ritual. With that day marking the end of the weekly pay period, regular groups of departing staffers have been making their farewells since October when buyouts were finalized, with their last paydays following on Thursday. Some staffers say they try to avoid being in the newsroom because the tears and farewells are so depressing, while others contend they don't want to miss the last chance to hug and applaud colleagues. Today marked the largest group of exiting newsies so far, with 28 staffers sent packing with a lunchtime cake, according to a leaked memo from Associate Editor Tom Curran, which lists the latest lost workers. One staffer says Editor Jim Willse 'teared up' as he went down the list to salute each one and offer thoughts. Willse declined to comment." Here at Two Coats of Paint we wish Dan Bischoff all the best.)
In The New Yorker, Peter Schjeldahl: "Dumas, fifty-five years old, has been a star in Europe and on the art market since the mid-nineteen-eighties. She has been favored by a fashion for sensationalized moral seriousness which explains the recent prestige of Francis Bacon and Lucien Freud and of younger masters of sardonic melancholy, including Luc Tuymans, of Antwerp, and Neo Rauch, of Leipzig. Is this taste a self-flagellating compunction of the spendthrift rich? It may be a calculated bet on meaningfulness. Surely, no one would paint pictures as aggressively uningratiating as those of Dumas unless she meant them. At any rate, the MOMA show proves her to be a far more formidably creative character than a glance at her style—to appearances, an expressionistic pastiche on modish themes—would indicate." Read more.
In Financial Times, Ariella Budick: "Spread over two floors, the show tracks the non-development of an artist who discovered both her style and her subjects early on and then continued to plumb their shallows over ensuing decades. Rather than organise the show chronologically, which would have thrown the poverty of Dumas' imagination into relief, curator Connie Butler cleverly installed the work by theme. The reality seeps through all the same. Although Dumas tackles the immortal subjects - death, life, bodies and politics - she swathes them in murk, smudging out specificity and seeking a broader profundity that never materialises." Read more.
"Marlene Dumas: Measuring Your Own Grave," curated by Connie Butler. Museum of Modern Art, New York, NY. Through Feb. 15.
December 12, 2008
Neo-Maternalism: Contemporary artists' approach to motherhood
"The iconic mid-century female artists I admire made different choices. Before the feminist movement, ambitious, pragmatic women like Lee Krasner and Elaine de Kooning rejected motherhood. Louise Nevelson and Grace Hartigan both had children, but ultimately left their upbringing to relatives so that they could turn their undivided attention to making art and tending their vocations. Having a serious career like their male counterparts meant denying their reproductive difference, and also eliminating any references from their work that might be construed as 'feminine.' Back then, telling a woman she 'had balls' was a high compliment. In art schools, disparaging male professors made it clear that having a successful art career was nearly impossible for women, and that having children was not only a sign of bourgeois conformity, but an indication that they weren't serious about art. By rejecting and then condemning parenthood, artists themselves helped institutionalize the self-centered, hermetic behavior that is frequently construed as a sign of genius.
"As the feminist movement blossomed in the 1970s, female artists gained exhibition opportunities and sexual freedom, but their political awakening only reinforced their disinclination to have children. At the same time, first-wave feminists like Judy Chicago recognized the importance of childbearing as a universal life experience that had been missing from male-dominated, Western art. From 1980 to 1985, Chicago worked on 'The Birth Project,' a series of images—made with the help of over 150 skilled craftswomen—in embroidery, needlepoint, crochet, macramé, quilting, drawing, and painting, that reflected her fascination with creation and the birth process. Nevertheless, she never had any children herself. When I was contemplating whether or not to have a baby, my role models were not Krasner, de Kooning, or Chicago. Instead, I emulated painter Elizabeth Murray and photographer Sally Mann. These artists, rather than compartmentalizing their studio work from their domestic lives, elected to combine the two in groundbreaking ways..." Read more.
Related post:
IMHO: Elizabeth Murray, a neo-feminist icon
Talking with Terry Winters
"Terry Winters: Knotted Graphs," Matthew Marks, New York, NY. Through Jan. 24.
Related post:
Terry Winters: Haltingly optimistic
December 9, 2008
Pioneering figurative painter Barkley Hendricks at the Studio Museum
"On its own, Hendricks's color sensibility is breathtaking and underscores his love of classical painting; his limited-color series—perhaps ironically most appealing in a number of white-on-white works—is only one tactic among many for cleaving content to painting with the most visceral punch. In his quasi-abstract "Dippy's Delight"(1969), Hendricks carves up a circular canvas with a choppy, primary-colored Mondrian-style grid, and crowns the top with a basketball rim. In every work, he recombines and pays homage to an impressive array of influences in ways that continue to be striking and relevant today.
"In an era when the image Hendricks was looking for—an African-American figure with deep historical gravitas—has finally come to the forefront of national and international news (and has been reinforced in the public's mind with appearances on every television and computer screen), it's worth appreciating not only Hendricks's skill as a painter, but also his fruitful investigation into his own artistic and personal identity." Read more.
Barkley L. Hendricks: Birth of the Cool," curated by Trevor Schoonmaker. Studio Museum in Harlem, New York, NY. Through March 15. Originated at the Nasher Museum of Art, traveling to the Santa Monica Museum, Los Angeles, the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts in Philadelphia, and the Contemporary Arts Museum in Houston.
Related posts:
USA Painting Fellows: Barkley L. Hendricks and Rodney McMillian
Barkley L. Hendricks retrospective at the Nasher Museum
Say goodbye to Bush's clueless approach to art and artists
Other politicians Carder has painted are Sen. Richard Shelby, former Speaker of the House Dennis Hastert and former Secretary of State James Baker. In 2002, he completed a portrait of George H.W. Bush and his wife Barbara that now hangs at the Bush Presidential Library and Museum in College Station, Texas. Preparing for the portrait, Carder spent several hours at the White House. "I was given full access and spent a Friday for about three hours and another couple of hours the following Wednesday meeting with the president and taking hundreds of photographs and doing studies," he said.
At the unveiling, looking at the extremely conservative portrait, President Bush, who knows very little about any kind of art cracked wise. "I was taken aback by how much gray paint you had to use!" Carder's portrait captures a hint of the Bush smirk, but the likeness shows far too much compassion for such an inept, pernicious president.
Related posts:
IMHO: Don't stop me if I'm repeating myself
December 7, 2008
"The wall drawing is a permanent installation, until destroyed"
After nearly six months of intensive drafting and painting by a team of some sixty-five artists and art students, "Sol LeWitt: A Wall Drawing Retrospective" is fully installed at Mass MOCA. Conceived by the Yale University Art Gallery in collaboration with the artist before his death in April 2007, the project has been undertaken by the Gallery, MASS MoCA, and the Williams College Museum of Art.
In the NY Times, Holland Cotter writes that Sol LeWitt's work is famously about ideas before all else. "He was one of the first artists to formally define — in a 1967 Artforum article — Conceptual Art. And he was among the first to make work that fit the definition: work that played down the unique art object, with its associations of individual genius, exchange value and physical permanence, in favor of utopian proposals, collective visions, objects that existed first and last as ideas. ('The wall drawing is a permanent installation, until destroyed,' LeWitt wrote in 1970.) A small show called 'The ABCDs of Sol LeWitt' at the Williams College Museum of Art, near Mass MoCA, zeroes in on that watershed 1960s moment with an archival display of his manuscripts and drawings, including a draft of the Artforum article with the words that put LeWitt's career on the map: 'When an artist uses a conceptual form of art, it means that all the planning and decisions are made beforehand, and execution is a perfunctory affair. The idea becomes a machine that makes the art.' The wall drawings are prime examples of this definition in action."
In the Boston Globe, Sebastian Smee reports that "LeWitt was in thrall to the symmetries and permutations of mathematics, and he didn't especially care who executed his works. But when you see his works in situ, it's hard to hold onto the notion that the idea overrides all. These works give too much pleasure. They may begin with ideas, but eventually those ideas are reduced to a background hum....If it all sounds crushingly dull, the miracle is that it's not. It's as light and airy and joyous as can be."
"Sol LeWitt: A Wall Drawing Retrospective," Mass MOCA, North Adams, MA. Through 2033.
December 6, 2008
Mattera looks at shaped canvas: Pousette-Dart and Gorchov
Mattera covers Ron Gorchov's show at Nicholas Robinson Gallery, too. "Whether large or small, Gorchov's canvases are kind of saddle shaped and the color is by turns odd or beautiful. There are typically two biomorphic shapes in the center of each canvas; sometimes there are four somewhat more geometric elements placed to make an open square or rectangle. These shapes seem to hover just slightly above the surface. And because of the saddle shape of the canvas, which both bows out and dips in, each painting itself seems to hover at the wall. Approach a painting you're not quite sure how close you can get without hitting your shins against the frame or bumping your nose into the canvas. I love when that happens! Not the bumping but the ambiguity of where the work is in relation to the wall, and where you are in relation to the work." Read more.
NOTE: Joanne Mattera has a solo show at Arden Gallery in Boston this month. The reception is December 12, and the show runs through December 29. If you're in the Boston area, check out Joanne's lushly-colored, encaustic-on-panel paintings, which are even more seductive than the online jpegs.
Cowie and Min in Seattle
"If geometry were a village, Min would be the village architect, and her floor plans would chart what remains after an earthquake cracked all the foundations. Her new work aligns with the great poets of slightly off geometries, such as Robert Mangold and Ralph Humphrey. Instead of flat, her colors give off a dull shine. Deep blue lifts the hem of a hot pink. Dried blood red muscles into baby blue. Perfection is for sissies." Read more.
"Claire Cowie and Yunhee Min," James Harris Gallery, Seattle, WA. Through
December 4, 2008
Critic Douglas Max Utter notices a tendency to stroke and fondle odd bits of material until they die from the excess attention
"Hyper-Nature," Spaces, Cleveland, OH. Through Jan. 14. Artists include Sherry Bittle,, Jason Briggs, Alison Carey, Gina Ruggeri, Kimberly Hart, Carin Mincemoyer, Laura Moriarty, Judith Mullen
L.A. Now: A show "based on no idea at all"
"L.A. Now," opening at the Las Vegas Art Museum next, week features work by 20 emerging L.A. artists, many of whom are painters. Organized by L.A. Times critic, curator, and Claremont Graduate University associate professor of art theory David Pagel, the exhibition was selected from artists who had shows in L.A. galleries in 2007-2008. Pagel wanted to showcase individual artists' achievement rather than present work that explores a particular theme. Most importantly, he wanted to select artworks that created compelling interactions. "I wanted the works in my show to converse with one another, to engage one another materially, intellectually, and emotionally." Pagel told Las Vegas Sun reporter Becky Bosshart that the "grouping isn't based on a clear idea — it's based on no idea at all."
Painters include Olivia Booth, Lecia Dole-Recio, Brad Eberhard, Wendell Gladstone, Annie Lapin, Michael Lazarus, Jeni Spota, and Don Suggs.
"L.A. Now," curated by David Pagel. Las Vegas Art Museum, Las Vegas, NV. Through March 8.
December 2, 2008
Holiday shopping guide: Buy art for everyone, even small children
In New York, facebooking Jerry Saltz reports that the last time money left the art world, intrepid types maxed out their credit cards and opened galleries, and a few of them have become the best in the world. Now, as money is leaving art again, history could repeat itself—especially in Bushwick and the Lower East Side, experimentation is percolating. Recommended spots: Reena Spauling, Dispatch, Norte Maar, Lumenhouse, English Kills, and Pocket Utopia. In the eighteen months since it opened, Pocket Utopia, where I'll be working at some point in January, hasn't sold a single work to a collector. According to owner/artist Austin Thomas, she's only sold work to other artists.
Currently on view at Pocket Utopia is a solo show by artist Fred Gutzeit that pays homage to the late artist Lee Lozano. Here's info from the press release: Fred Gutzeit turns Pocket Utopia into a walk-in cosmology of wave, particle and worm hole. In addition, Gutzeit is showing preparatory drawings and relevant sketchbooks. Gutzeit considers Lee Lozano a mentor. The idea for this show came from a notebook that Lozano gave Gutzeit. The notebook, filled with graph paper, was inscribed with this sentiment, "Love to Fred from Lee Lozano." The notebook was used to plot out the installation for Pocket Utopia. Containing waves (and much, much more) similar in vibe to several Lee Lozano paintings, Gutzeit's printed and painted whirling, flashing landscape is a spectrumatic fantansia, inspired by Lozano's rule-based process. Fred Gutzeit expands upons Lee Lozano's rules, adding higher mathematics and good painterly hunches that map out the space and place of a pocket utopia.In conjunction with the exhibition, Fred Gutzeit will host a salon discussion this Sunday, December 7, 4:00 pm.


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The Lady Anderson dinner cruise yacht will be leaving Panama City Beach in September for its new home in Gloucester, Massachusetts.
The Anderson family is selling the ship to a catering company there that will begin its own dinner cruises.
The Lady Anderson has been operating out of the Capt. Anderson's Marina for the last 20-years. Thousands of people have taken part in one of the dinner cruises or the daytime tour cruises.
The Massachusetts buyers were hoping to get the Lady Anderson in June. But the Andersons wanted to finish the summer and keep the ship for their 40th anniversary.
Capt. Ken Anderson told NewsChannel 7 they'll continue to operate several other boats at the marina. "We still will be in the boat business. We have three other boats in the marina to look after, so we'll still be doing the fishing and the Shell Island and dolphin cruises,
Suzie Anderson Cox, General Manager, told us, "We'll be running for the next 8 weeks through September 26th and we're hoping that our loyal customers will come out one more time and cruise with us. We'll be running Wednesday through Saturday through September 26th."
The Anderson's will begin listing specials on their Facebook for locals who want to take one last cruise on the Lady Anderson. The final local voyage is scheduled for September 26th.

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One Less Corvette Rival? Is the Acura NSX Doomed?
If the Acura NSX does ever make it to production, it will be built in Ohio — the same state where it is being engineered. In many ways the NSX will be America's next sports car, and a welcome Corvette competitor … if it ever sees the light of day.
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by Jason GiacchinoCorvette Forum Make no mistake, we adore the Corvette chassis as much as you do, but life is complicated, and occasionally engines and car bodies go their separate ways. When that happens, can we blame the owners of lesser automobiles for desiring the world-renowned performance of the 'Vette block? Of course not. So […] More »


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We're going to try a little something new here at WLP, something to beat the Friday morning
hump slump. Well we can, and have, talked books everyday for years now even we need a break. So we present you with the first edition of the Friday slumpy humps.
If you follow me on Twitter, you know that I have never found Paul Marron attractive. He's too clean cut for me and preppy….well get a load of this. My wonderful boss posted this and I damn near fell off my chair. Yep, sexy.
I thought there was nothing sexier then David Gandy, until I saw David Gandy with a rescue puppy.
I have nothing to say but drool. Pardon me while I go troll for more Gandy Goodness.
I find it funny that you look at Gandy and don't think "clean-cut," but I never found Gandy attractive until I saw the video he made for some animal rescue over in GB. Animal lovers are soooooo attractive.
Unless they love spiders. Then they are creepy jerks who must be shunned. *nods*
Paull Marron for me has too much of that (hot) boy next door thing going on for me, while Gandy is seems rougher around the edges. Plus, he's got that brooding/pensive hot European thing going on and the accent and gorgeous eyes and he likes puppies and fast cars and looks good wet and nom, nom, nom…*dies*
I could spend all day looking at the picture of Paul Marron. It makes me think of Sons of Anarchy
Oooh. A Gandy-Girl. I wholeheartedly agree on his delicious. And the Battersea stuff? GAAAAAAAH! So not right. he's so freaking beautiful.


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LORMAN, Miss. - Bradley completed a season-opening sweep at Alcorn State by scoring 12 unanswered runs in the final five innings for a 12-4 victory Sunday at McGowan Stadium.
With no outdoor practices before heading south, Bradley finished the 3-game series hitting .344, the defense committed just four errors and the pitching staff recorded 23 strikeouts against just seven walks.
The visiting Braves got contributions up-and-down the lineup Sunday as nine of the 10 players to bat had at least one hit and all 10 hitters either scored at least one run or drove in at least one run. Though he was 0-for-3 as the lone hitless Bradley player, junior outfielder Max Murphy drew three walks, scored two runs and drove in a run.
The host Braves touched Bradley starter Elliot Ashbeck for four runs on five hits in the first three innings, but the Bradley bullpen kept Alcorn State off the board the rest of the way. Sophomore Eric Schuermann (1-0) earned the win by striking out seven in 5.0 scoreless innings, while sophomore Cameron Roegner fanned two more during a perfect ninth to finish off the sweep.
Bradley started its rally with two runs in the fifth on Murphy's bases-loaded fielder's choice and Greg Partyka's 2-out single. The visiting Braves closed the gap to 4-3 in the sixth when Drew Carlile doubled, took third on an Austin Jarvis single and scored Brady Wilkin's single.
Designated hitter Greg Partyka started the tying rally in the seventh by drawing a leadoff walk. Following a Tyler Leffler sacrifice, Partyka came home on Evan Gruener's single.
Bradley overtook Alcorn State with four runs in the eighth and broke the game open with four more in the ninth. Catcher Austin Jarvis started the eighth-inning outburst with a leadoff double and scored on a Wilkins single.
Bradley, which outscored its hosts by a combined 34-12 margin on the weekend, has won the season's first three games for the first time since 1996, when the Braves turned a 7-0 start into a 40-22 final record. The weekend result also was Bradley's first 3-game series sweep since taking all three home games against Missouri State April 9-11, 2010 and its first 3-game series sweep on the road since winning all three games at Tennessee Tech March 6-7, 2010.
Bradley will return to the road next weekend for a 3-game series at Arkansas-Little Rock: the Friday and Saturday games are scheduled for 3 p.m. starts, followed by the 1 p.m. series finale Sunday.


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Valentine's Day can be tough when you are single and alone - and even tougher when you're not the most attractive guy on the college campus. Four women play a practical joke on a hapless collegiate on Valentine's Day. Ten years later, Mr. Unpopular undergoes plastic surgery and is transformed into a handsome heart-throb. Now the tables are turned and he seeks out the four women he knew in college. Only this time it isn't a joke - it's murder.
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December 28, 1998
NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Morris Jordan had 19 points and led five Tulane players in double figures Monday in an 86-63 victory over Hartford.
Jordan also had a team-high seven rebounds for the Green Wave, 5-3.
Dylan Osean, Tulane's second leading scorer for the afternoon, scored all of his 14 points in the second half while hitting four out of five from 3-point range.
Tulane opened the game with a 10-0 run and was ahead by nine at the half. They opened the second half with a 13-4 run and led by as many as 25 points.
Justin Bailey led Hartford with 15 points. Chris Eames and Rob Sawicki had 11 points each and Sawicki also had a game-high 11 rebounds for Hartford, which fell to 3-7.
Hartford turned the ball over 27 times and saw its 55 percent first-half field goal percentage fall to 38 percent in the second half.
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Scam reported in Heron Lake: "Grandchild" scam attempted
The scam to bilk seniors by pretending to be their grandchildren in trouble has been reported in Heron Lake. A city resident was called by someone claiming to be her granddaughter. The person claimed to have been arrested in Las Vegas and need a large amount of cash to get out of jail. Generally, these type of scams ask for a large amount of cash to be wired via Western Union. Anyone receiving such a call is urged to be certain of the person's identity. Residents are urged to exercise caution if they receive phone calls from "grandchildren" requesting money for an urgent situation. Hallmarks of the fraud include a person posing as a grandchild, or a third-party representing them such as a police officer, attorney or border agent; an urgent need for immediate funds; and a demand for secrecy. Typically in the scam, the caller will claim they need funds wired immediately to cover a vehicle crash, an arrest, border taxes or medical needs. Stressing their embarrassment, the caller urges the grandparent not to inform their parents or friends. Many of these fake calls seem to be from popular warm-weather destinations. However, calls purporting to be from Canada lend credibility to the scam throughout the year, given its proximity to Minnesota. These tips are offered to grandparents and family members to avoid being taken by the increasingly popular grandchild-in-trouble scheme: • Make sure of the caller's identity. Don't provide names or other information. Ask something that only the grandchild would know. • Verify the location of the family member by calling another family member or friend. • Resist the pressure to act quickly. Scammers depend on immediacy and will emotionally leverage love and embarrassment to induce their targets to wire funds quickly. Contact local law enforcement officials if a scam call is made to you.
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If you don't know who Louise Triance, you really should by now. As MD of UK Recruiter, Louise has been a community leader for the recruitment industry before we even knew there such a thing existed. A much needed voice and connector in the UK recruitment scene, Louise has been bringing together recruitment technology buyers and suppliers for years, and the good news is, one of her famous evens is happening right this week. The UK Recruiter Technology Showcase events is held on the 24th May 2012 and here's a few reasons why you should go.
1. Value. Really good value.
Let's face it, the conference scene has long since become a racket designed to fleece your pockets of your hard earned recruitment pennies and pounds. Louise's commitment to the industry is amply demonstrated by maintaining an accessible price point for any recruitment business – only £20.00 per ticket. This is as close to cost-free as you can get, and the return to value to you and your recruitment business could be manifold. There are only 13 tickets left, and if were you, I wouldn't hang about.
2. You get all the product pitches out of the way, fast
You got to a conference, you're going to get pitched at – that much, we all know. Well, at least Louise is speeding things up by injecting a deadline on the pitches and making sure that there is no death by detail from any of the sponsors at the event. The fast pace will give you the opportunity to compare products and prices side-by-side rather be overwhelmed by one or two companies hogging the limelight with prohibitively long presentational pitches.
3. There's actually some great products
Looking forward to seeing Monster's SeeMore in greater depth, and developments on my fave's MyResourcer.com and Bulhorn. It's also great to keep an eye on the temperature of the ATS market, whilst video in the form of Cast Recruitment Video's and IMeet finally starts making some headway into the UK recruitment scene.
4. Great excuse to networking with industry peers
Nothing can beat beating down suppliers than doing it with the power of the crowd. This is a great opportunity to connect with your industry peers, pick up the intel on your competition and get a flavour for what's happening out in the market beyond the walls of your company.
5. Free advice & support from….me.
I'm delighted to be joining the rather wonderful Lisa-Marie Jones of Barclay Jones and inestimatable Alan Whitford of RCEuro as independent advisors-on-the-day. We're going to be there to help, advise on the products on display and on the generall trends in recruitment. Make sure you come up and say hello.
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Hi Hung,
A great pitch! Unfortunately I won't be able to make it but I presume you will be covering the event on WMS after the event?
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I'm using innobackupex to backup my databases like this:
usr/local/bin/innobackupex --user=bkpuser --password='example' --rsync \
--no-timestamp /pathtobackup 2> /pathtobackup/innobackupex.log
Now this page says "However there are transactions which are incomplete, and others which have not been flushed to their datafiles. In other words the backup as-is would be similar to a datadir if your database crashed. Some additional transactions must still be applied.".
Is this true? I thought that at least the flushing part was not true, and I'm not sure about the transactions. My goal is to be able to restore my database of course like it never went down, so please advice.


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Re: RBL queries: filtering possible?
Ivan Ristic <ivan.ristic <at> gmail.com>
Hi Michael, Thank you for the detailed explanation. Adding that functionality to ModSecurity shouldn't be much work. I was thinking implementing it along these lines: # Perform lookup. We are not blocking straight away but by specifying # the "capture" action we instruct the <at> rbl operator to extract the response # bits and place them into transaction variables (only when successful). SecRule REMOTE_ADDR " <at> rbl whatever.org" nolog,pass,capture # At this point the TX:0 variable contains the actual response returned. # Variables TX:1, TX:2, ..., TX:9 contain individual bits so you can use them for any purpose. For example: SecRule TX:1 log,deny SecRule TX:2 pass On 4/24/07, Michael Renzmann <mrenzmann <at> otaku42.de> wrote: > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > Hash: SHA1 > > Hi Ryan. > > > Interesting... I see the resource/time advantage of being able to just > > do one <at> rbl looking to multi.surbl.org and it will then query the other > > list. > > >From what I understand the dnsbl-server does not perform "local > sub-queries to other zones". Instead, the database used for that zone is > fed by a appropriate zonefile (which, in return, most probably will be > built by some script or whatever that combines the current contents of the > zones in question). > > > As for inspecting the bitmask portion, does it really matter > > which list it was on? [...] Is there something specific that you are > > looking to do depending on which list had the client IP address listed? > > Yes, but I have to explain a bit. > > A friend of mine just started a dnsbl that lists known spider IPs. This > dnsbl is fed with data from iplists.com, which in return allows pretty > good destinction between various "big" spiders such as Googlebot or the MS > live.com spider. > > One of the websites I'm responsible for makes use of Trac > (http://trac.edgewall.org). This has proven to be very useful for our > purposes, but it can be pretty demanding when processing some requests. > Unfortunately the webserver isn't very powerful (P3-850), and I'm happy > for any unnecessary expensive request I can prevent. One alternative would > be to upgrade to a more powerful server (but we don't have the money for > that at this time), another would be to implement caching for Trac (which > is actually on my to-do list, but will take some time). > > Analysing the access logs reveals that a good share of the server's load > seems to be caused by spiders hitting places that have been disallowed in > robots.txt. At first I thought that I'm just too dumb to write a proper > robots.txt, but after double-checking the file content and reading through > the online available information on that topic I came to believe that I'm > not at fault. > > Hence I'm currently considering to use a combination of mod-security rules > and queries to the mentioned spider dnsbl to implement some kind of > "robots.txt enforcement". GET-requests from IP-addresses that are listed > in the spider dnsbl to locations that are disallowed in robots.txt should > be answered with an error (403 or 410 or ...). > > You may wonder: where is the need for bitmasking the result? Well, some of > the locations in robots.txt are not disallowed for all spiders. One > example is the feed generator which is allowed to be accessed by Google's > Feedfetcher, but not by all the other "ordinary" spiders. Without > bitmasking this will be pretty hard/expensive to achieve. > > > I'm aware that this is a very special case, and most probably one that > looks pretty borked. > > But think of a case where a user is interested to check an IP against > three zones of a dnsbl service. If that service offers a multi zone that > combines more than these three zones it's still easier to perform one > lookup and mask only the interesting bits in the result, rather than > performing three consecutive lookups to get the same result. > > Bye, Mike > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- > Version: GnuPG v1.4.1 (GNU/Linux) > > iEYEARECAAYFAkYuBwIACgkQa3V7dXg8JKuKyQCeII4bUd46D/ekgmMKpBGgOJxN > rI8AoI6chV4t8NefGDYRpG5AC/vMKDcm > =WOQo > -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > This SF.net email is sponsored by DB2 Express > Download DB2 Express C - the FREE version of DB2 express and take > control of your XML. No limits. Just data. Click to get it now. > http://sourceforge.net/powerbar/db2/ > _______________________________________________ > mod-security-users mailing list > mod-security-users <at> lists.sourceforge.net > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/mod-security-users > -- -- Ivan Ristic ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by DB2 Express Download DB2 Express C - the FREE version of DB2 express and take control of your XML. No limits. Just data. Click to get it now. http://sourceforge.net/powerbar/db2/


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PartTime Fleet Technician Job Description - Boulder Bcycle
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Boulder Bcycle is seeking a parttime fleet technician to assist in the daily operation of Boulder's nonprofit bikesharing system. The seasonal parttime fleet technician will primarily be responsible for the repair and maintenance of bicycles in the Boulder Bcycle fleet, the delivery of Bcycles to stations throughout Boulder, and the troubleshooting and basic maintenance of stations. Applicants for this position should have at least basic bicycle mechanic skills, a valid driver's license and good driving record, strong customer service skills, and be able to work alone to accomplish an assigned set of tasks.
● Bcycle maintenance
○ Perform basic bicycle maintenance
■ Inflate tires
■ Change flats
■ Lubricate chains, etc.
■ Adjust brakes and shifters
○ Complete the above maintenance in public, potentially under public scrutiny
○ Work under the direction of the Fleet Manager and Operations Manager
● System maintenance
○ Relocate Bcycles between stations using a pickup truck and electricassist bicycle and trailer
○ Monitor station performance the Bcycle database
○ Make minor repairs or adjustments of hardware inside Bcycle stations
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○ Perform informal customer service while maintaining stations and bikes
○ Attend events to present information about Boulder Bcycle
In order to execute the responsibilities of the PartTime Fleet Technician, applicants should:
● Possess at least basic bike mechanic skills (specified above)
● Be able to repeatedly lift bicycles weighing 50 pounds to a height of no less than 36"
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● Have the skill to drive and park a pickup truck in traffic in a safe and prudent manner
● Feel comfortable and safe riding an electricassist bicycle towing a heavy trailer
● Be able to analyze system needs based on realtime web based reporting, anticipate shortterm needs of the system, and distribute the bikes accordingly
This position is seasonal (JuneOctober), parttime (1020 hours per week, including weekends), and is paid
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Giles wins award
England spinner Ashley Giles has won the first Frizzell PCA Performance of the Month award in 2005 after taking 24 wickets in the first three games of the season making him the Frizzell Championship's leading wicket-taker.
Two wins and a draw have returned Warwickshire to the top of the Frizzell County Championship Division One table, as they bid to retain the title that they won in 2004 without losing a single match.
Giles was voted to the April award just ahead of team-mate Ian Bell, who won the Frizzell PCA Performance of the Year Award in 2004.
Bell hit 96 against Glamorgan in his first innings of this season, and followed that up with a career-best 231 against Middlesex at Edgbaston, taking his first-class aggregate to 480 for the season which is a record in England before May.
In Division Two, Durham's consecutive victories have seen them claim the early season top spot, and they have been rewarded with two of their players being nominated for the April Frizzell PCA Award.
Durham's Steve Harmison and Mark Davies joined Giles and Bell among the top five nominees for the Award.
Harmison's hat-trick in his side's win over Worcestershire caught the eye, while Davies' spell of six wickets for nine runs in just 41 balls in the same match helped the north-eastern county to victory.


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Irving, Texas was founded in 1903 Julius Otto Schulze and Otis Brown. According to folklore, the city was named in honor of Washington Irving, the favorite author of Otis Brown's wife. While the city has now grown to a population of over a quarter of a million people, the history of its founding can still be seen intertwining with modern buildings and businesses.
The Schulze Home, now known as the Heritage House, was constructed by Charles P. Schulze (1877-1957) in 1912. It is a white-washed, one story home surrounded by tall trees and nestled in a quiet neighborhood just a few blocks away from downtown Irving. What makes the Schulze Home so interesting is that it bears much resemblance to the neighboring bungalows built nearly a century later. Located on 303 South O'Connor Road, the home is kept in beautiful shape, and one could easily mistake it for a modern home were it not for the signs heralding its significance. For the first half of the 20th century, the home acted as a center for city events as well as a private home for the Schulze family. It was finally donated to the city of Irving in 1975 as part of the U.S. Bicentennial celebration, according to the Irving-Texas centennial sign that stands on the property.
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Cardiac Rehabilitation
A healthy lifestyle helps maintain a healthy heart. That is why Banner Estrella offers a hospital-based cardiac rehabilitation program to help patients with heart conditions live healthier lives.
A cardiac rehabilitation specialist will tailor an individual exercise and diet program to meet each patient's needs. The goal is to improve each patient's heart performance through exercise, a healthy diet, stress reduction and education.
For surgical patients, cardiac rehabilitation begins in the hospital with low level, progressive physical activity. The patient and their family will learn about heart disease and how to manage the patient's care after he or she is discharged from the hospital.
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Tagalog-speaking residents of north Sacramento now have another choice when it comes to Christ-centered Christian fellowships. In an effort to reach non-English speaking Filipinos with the good news of God's love, Calvary Chapel Natomas is now offering a weekly church service on Sunday afternoons at 3:00 pm. Meeting at the church's newly remodeled facility at 4007 N. Freeway Blvd in Natomas, there is plenty of room to accommodate the growth anticipated as a result of this targeted outreach.
While the Filipino American community is the second largest Asian American group in the United States, roughly 40,000 reside in the Sacramento area. The goal of Calvary Chapel Natomas is that the word of God might be heard, understood, and received by this specific population of Sacramento residents. And according to Gerard Silverio, the lay pastor who leads the service, "There's always food. What can I say? Sharing a meal after a church service is just part of the culture."
For more information about the Tagalog Sunday service and other outreach efforts, contact Calvary Chapel Natomas.
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I'd like to send a personalized eMail to all members of a given contact-list in Thunderbird.
For example I'd like to write
Dear [[[Title]]] [[[LastName]]],
Which is then (depneding on the current contact) converted into:
Dear Prof. Hugenhauer,
Dear Mr. Smith,
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I got phone calls from two of my sons and a visit from #3 son and his wife and son who brought me a lockable handgun safe which I really wanted and which will make my better half much more comfortable with my new obsession.
Hi Im new to the forums and I got the best fathers day present ever. A new HK P30. I ve been hinting it for about 3 months now.
What did you guys get for fathers day?
I got phone calls from two of my sons and a visit from #3 son and his wife and son who brought me a lockable handgun safe which I really wanted and which will make my better half much more comfortable with my new obsession.
I Bought Myself A New Tv For Father's Day.
WalMart gift card, which is the same thing as saying "box of ammo" in my household.
I believe my son even volunteered to accompany me to the range, to help make sure the ammo functions as it should. What a nice guy...
Still owed the household funds $150 for my XD9SC. I got to "write off" $100 of it.
The left half of a XD45 Tactical... One week early...
She loves me!
A nice brunch (mmmmm, mimosas), a book on Thomas Jefferson's wines, a very cool casual blazer and a matching shirt.
I pretty much have all the guns and gun stuff I need, and quite honestly I prefer the above to some gun gadget, anyway.
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A very nice card and a six pack of Budweiser.
I got a box of Livesavers with an American Flag on the front. My granddaughter loves lifesavers.
a great day at my brothers cabin on the lake, with my wife and kids, my brother and sister-in-law, nephew and neice, and mom and dad.
Oh and a shirt.
I got to attend my father's funeral a few days before.
I've had happier Father's days. I doubt I'll ever enjoy another one.
To return to a more light-hearted response, I got a used Sig P6 from my wife. I posted a pic over at the Sig area of the forum, but photobucket made me change my password and now I can't remember what I changed it to.... awaiting their email with the reminder.
My sons got me a talking card of the scene from Caddy Shack where Rondey is in the golf course pro shop buying orange golf balls and naked lady tees............


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I learned knitting, crochet and sewing from my mum when I was young. I kept on going from there and soon invented my own projects. From making up my own patterns to writing them down and grading them it was only a small step. And here we are. :)
You can read more about my adventures in knitting (and sewing) on my blog: http://herrlichkeiten.net
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heart wrist warmers
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Summer is here and so is a long vacation from school. Making seasonal crafts is a fun way for children to spend their time during summer break. Bangor area children will have fun making this easy campfire collage craft.
Some of the materials that are needed to make this campfire collage may already be available at home. Other item's that may be needed to make this craft can be purchased at the Bangor Super Wal-Mart store. The following materials are needed to make this craft:
Black construction paper
Orange felt
Yellow felt
Thin cardboard
Dark colored marker
This campfire collage is an easy craft that children will enjoy making. Small children may need help while using the scissors. The following are the directions for making this craft:
- Choose a work surface and line the area with newspaper. Place all of the materials on the work surface within reach of the child.
- Use the marker to trace flame shapes on the yellow and the orange felt. Make sure they aren't too big or too small. The flames should fit on the black construction paper taking up about half of the paper all together. Cut the flame shapes from the felt by using the scissors. Place the flames aside.
- Cut the cardboard into rectangular shapes of different sizes to use as logs for the campfire. Arrange the logs on the bottom of the black construction paper until you have a pattern that you like. The paper can be placed as portrait or landscape. Once you figure out how you want the logs to be placed, use the glue to stick them to the paper.
- Use the glue to stick the flames above the cardboard logs on the piece of construction paper. Make sure to alternate between the yellow and the orange flames.
- Let the glue dry. The collage can be displayed on a wall in the home or on the refrigerator. If your family has a camp, that would be the perfect place for this artwork to be displayed.


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Arthur's Town sunset, Cat Island, The Bahamas.
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stunning shot,......
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JUNIOR (2012-13) -- Named the College Hoops Daily Big 12 Conference Sixth Man of the Year ... earned 2013 All-Big 12 Honorable Mention by the Big 12 Coaches ... named Third Team All-Big 12 by CollegeSportsMadness.com ... the first Red Raider to earn All-Big 12 postseason honors since 2010 ... named the Big 12 Conference Player of the Week (Dec. 31) after netting 20 points and 14 rebounds against North Carolina A&T ... one of the nation's top sixth men ... ranked third in the nation among sixth men in scoring and first in rebounding last season ... netted his 500th career point against Northern Kentucky, his 600th career point against Baylor and 700th career point against Oklahoma ... recorded his 300th career rebound against Jackson State and his 400th rebound at Oklahoma State ... recorded four 20-point games ... had eight double-doubles ... has recorded 25 career games with at least eight rebounds ... notched a career-high 22 points against Omaha ... matched his career high with 22 points against Alabama ... had back-to-back double-doubles against Omaha (22 points/10 rebounds) and Grambling State (17 points/14 rebounds) ... he is the first player to have back-to-back double-doubles since Mike Singletary did it against Iowa State (23 points/11 rebounds) and Oklahoma (24 points/10 rebounds) in January of 2010 ... added a second pair of back-to-back double-doubles against McNeese State (17 points/10 rebounds) and Alabama (22 points/11 rebounds) ... added his seventh double-double at West Virginia with 18 points and 10 rebounds ... chipped in an eighth double-double at Iowa State with 13 points and 11 rebounds ... recorded 15 points and eight rebounds against Texas ... led the Red Raiders in double figures for eight consecutive games and 13 total times this season, the most by a Texas Tech player since 2010 ... led the Red Raiders in rebounding 17 times, the most by a Texas Tech player since 2001.


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Assistant – Purchasing [APUR] @ GoodHope Asia Holdings Limited
Expired Date:26-5-11 We are a well established foreign conglomerate having business interest in palm oil plantations, breweries, financial services and leisure. PT. Agro Harapan Lestari (AGRO GROUP) is the groups plantations in Indonesia who has a land bank in excess of 100,000 hectares of plantations and mills in Central Kalimantan, West Kalimantan, South Kalimantan, East Kalimantan and Papua. In line with our expansion plans and commitments for growth, we are now seeking to recruit high caliber and dynamic professionals. Assistant – Purchasing [APUR]
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- Prepare import and export documentation
- Presenting customs documents and certification at regulatory bodies
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- Required language(s): English (active) is required
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- Must be willing to be placed at plantation site
- Preferably senior staffs specializing in purchasing/inventory/material & warehouse management or equivalent.
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If you got what it takes to take on the challenge, please submit your application within two weeks indicating the job code of the post applied in the subject column to:
Please do not be submit if you are not eligible!
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Daftar Assistant – Purchasing [APUR] secara online jika alamat atau email tidak dicantumkan.
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Elijah Pittman hasn't had the experience of playing in the Capital Classic, but does know the opposition pretty well. He also knows what a really good basketball atmosphere is all about.
Pittman, one of two junior-college transfers likely to start for Marshall tonight, hails from Covington, Ky., close enough to West Virginia. And if he didn't pay attention Cincinnati/Kansas State/WVU coach Bob Huggins growing up, he surely got to know the man during his initial recruiting process.
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The images below show examples of toenail fungus infections or Onychomycosis. The infections can infect all parts of the nail including the nail matrix, but the most common subtype is Distal Lateral Subungal Onychomycosis which starts at the distal edge of the nail (the tip), invading the nail plate via the hyponychium (see nail anatomy diagrams below) spreading in a proximal direction (i.e towards the cuticle.)
Nail fungus is extremely common and accounts for half of all nail disorders. While fingernails can be affected, approximately 80% of infections occur on toenails (especially the big toe which is why sufferers complain of "yellow toenails"). The condition is more likely to occur in adults than children. Some estimates indicate that as many as 90% of elderly people are affected, with incidence rates in the general population reported to be 6-13%. Most conditions are caused by a dermatophyte fungus – Trichophyton rubrum or Trichophyton mentagrophytes. The Candida albicans yeast is responsible for around 8% of cases.
Nail fungus pictures
The pictures of toenail fungus below show a yellow-white discoloration to the nail. This is the result of hyperkeratosis (scaling under the nail plate) and onycholysis (the separation of the nail plate from the nail bed). Yellow streaks are also common in Distal Lateral Subungal Onychomycosis. The infection may be confined to one side of the nail or spread in a side-wise direction. The infection is progressive in nature and will continue until it reaches the proximal nail fold. As time passes the fungal nail infection causes the nail plate to become thickened, cracked and crumbling and raised from the nail bed. As the nail plate weakens it often disintegrates.
Nail anatomy diagram
Nail matrix, proximal fold, hyponychium, distal edge, nail plate … the terminology can be confusing. Use the nail anatomy diagrams below for reference.
Measures to limit spread and prevent recurrence
- Treat other fungal infections, especially athlete's foot. See this article on toe fungus treatment.
- Wear protective footwear when using communal shores, locker rooms or gymnasiums.
- Replace old footwear that could be contaminated.
- Only wear cotton socks and change these frequently.
- Keep nails clean and trimmed, drying carefully after bathing.
- Do not share towels with others.
- Avoid trauma to the nails as this can provide an entry point for the fungus to invade the nail.
- See information on nail fungus treatment.


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