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Through Thursday's second day of action at the four-day meet, Rice remained in first place with a total of 339 points. Florida International is second with 227 points while Western Kentucky is third (217 pts.) and East Carolina fourth (164). North Texas (147), Florida Atlantic (142), Tulane (137), Old Dominion (135) and Marshall (117) round out the remaining nine-team championship meet.
Distance specialist Erin Flanigan won the 500-freestyle with a Rice-best and NCAA provisional qualifying time of 4:44.53. The junior from Austin qualified first in the morning prelims with a 4:48.75, but she was second for the first 400 yards of the event's championship final. Her last 100 yards however was her fastest (56.08) and she touched the wall first by more than a half-second (.53) ahead of second place. Owl senior Quincy Christian finished fifth among a starting field of 43 swimmers with a 4:51.87.
"Erin conducted a class in the 500 tonight as she showed all how to race," said Rice head coach Seth Huston. "It was awesome to see her execute her race plan as devised. She actually had a lot left. I'm looking forward to her 200 free tomorrow."
Sophomore transfer Shelly Patton blazed to a new school record 1:58.99 to win the C-USA silver medal in the 200-IM, the third time the school record has fallen in that event at the conference meet in the last three years. A total of four Owls made the event's championship final, including sophomore Shelbi Ragsdale taking sixth (2:03.42), true freshman Lauren FitzGerald eighth (2:04.41) and senior Michelle Gean tenth (2:04.99).
Shelly swam a great race to finish second and improve her school record," coach Huston said. "She is Rice's first sub-two-minute 200-IM. She has battled a lot of adversity to get to this point. I am very proud of her."
Junior sprinter Marissa Konicke finished fourth in the championship final of the 50-freeestyle with time of 23.24, but she wasn't the only Owl scoring big in the event. Rice claimed five of the 50's top 11 spots for a scoring parade that reached a full 80 points. Konicke then teamed with Cora McKenzie, Chelsea Fong and Kim Steinhouse on the Owls' 200-freestyle relay where the Blue & Gray finished first with a season-best 1:31.52. Not only is the mark the best Rice sprint-relay in the last dozen years, McKenzie's 22.09 on the lead leg provisionally qualified for the NCAA's and is the third-fastest 50-free in school history.
"Our IM-ers and sprinters really racked up the points today," Huston explained. "We had a great morning that set us up for tonight.
"That was an awesome lead off by Cora," he added. "The girls stayed in front the whole way. It was great to see Kim anchor our fee relay. She has overcome a lot to get to this meet, and to perform at a high level is a blessing. It was fun way to finish the night."
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Part of my noon face-off with Jack Kelly today was on the subject of President Obama and First Lady Michelle going to Copenhagen later this week to argue before the IOC that Chicago should get the 2016 Olympics. I would prefer that Rio got the nod, if only because the beach volleyball contestants would be more modestly dressed than other beachgoers, which would make a change.
But I see nothing wrong with the Obamas going and making the pitch. Jack, of course, thinks that the situations in Iran and Afghanistan are too serious for Obama to leave and, according to him, it shows that he has his priorities all wrong.
No, it doesn't. If I remember correctly, Bush's main priority in days of stress was keeping the brush cut at Crawford, so a president who is not lazy and never ceases working on multiple fronts is not a problem for me. It shouldn't be for anyone.
I took my own min-vacation this weekend but not to clear brush -- I flew to Martha's Vineyard for a reunion of friends. As a bonus, my daughter and her husband were there to. I was surprised that the Vineyard had not quite shed its off-island visitors, who are hanging on to the last taste of summer. Good luck with that one. Today in Pittsburgh seemed more like winter than fall.
When I wrote my last blog on Friday evening, it was before the police and students clashed up in Oakland. From every report I have read, the police action was over the top. Too bad. With some unfortunate lapses, they had behaved with some discipline over the previous two days only to seriously spoil their record at the end when the G-20 was as good as over.
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JERUSALEM, Israel - Turkey's Culture and Tourism Minister Ertuğrul Günay said Turkey would not attend the OCED - Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development - conference in Jerusalem later this month, the Turkish daily Hurriyet reported on Wednesday.
"Regrettable statements have been made. We want tourism to take place, not politics," Günay told reporters.
According to the report, the decision is the country's first official boycott against Israel in response to the confrontation that took place aboard the Turkish-owned flagship, Mavi Marmara, on May 31.
The flagship led a six-vessel flotilla intent on breaching Israel's navy blockade of the Gaza Strip.
Nine pro-Palestinian activists were killed in a confrontation with Israeli naval commandos, who boarded the ship when the captain refused to alter his course and sail to the Ashdod port to unload their cargo for land transport to Gaza.
Video footage shows the activists attacking the soldiers with knives, metal clubs, chains and stun grenades as they attempted to board the ship. The soldiers were finally given permission to use their handguns when it became evident their lives were in danger.
Despite the evidence of a pre-planned ambush, Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has demanded an official apology and remuneration for families of the activists who were killed.
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The Hilltop Senior Citizens Association, 1311 N. Taylor St., offers lunch from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Cost is $4 per person or $2 per person for ages 55 and older who have signed up in advance. Information: 806-376-9511.
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The food was amazing, the tour guide was really informative and knowledgable of all the foods and sites we visited. We even asked her about other things to do while we were there and she was greatful to help and came up with some great ideas. A must thing to do while in south beach!
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Very knowledgeable guide. Enjoyed each stop and taste along the way. An excellent introduction to Miami. I would highly recommend.
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Carla was a great guide and gave us lots of information about all the lovely food we tasted as well as historic background of Art Deco district. A really nice way to be introduced to Miami Beach and I didn't have to worry about finding a restaurant for dinner! Larios made the best mojitos too extra, but worth it. Thank you!
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This tour was AWESOME!! Carla was our guide and did a fabulous job of showing us some of the best spots for Latin cuisine in the Art Deco Historic District. She was knowledgeable, passionate, and really made the tour a lot of fun. I would highly recommend this experience!!
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Musicians stage tribute to America's first professional composer
Even if you haven't heard of Stephen Foster, you've heard his music. "Oh! Susanna" and "Camptown Races" are among the first songs a child hears and learns. Unforgettable melodies, and their place in the public domain, ensure that they have endured, in schools, in toys, in movies and commercials, 160-plus years after Foster wrote them.
Foster is thought to have been the country's first professional composer, and his songs were immensely popular during his lifetime. But the music publishing market soured during the Civil War, and Foster died Jan. 13, 1864, at 37, struggling with a fever and a head injury in his final days, with just 38 cents in his pocket. »Read Full Article
Sale of Channel 6 reflects value of local TV stations
Television reporters and anchors come and go. But TV stations are local institutions whose roots in the community can often date back decades.
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A look at the decline of Milwaukee's middle class
We've heard the saying: If you're willing to work hard, you'll be able to make a living and build a better life for your children.
It's the theme that the middle class was built on, but a PBS "FRONTLINE" series, "Two American Families" set in Milwaukee, shows that even though a family can work extremely hard and play by the rules, the American Dream can still slip right through their hands. The show airs at 9 p.m. Tuesday on PBS. »Read Full Article(98)
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Music from De La Buena, kayak rides and food trucks will be included in the opening of Three Bridges Park on July 20.
The new park, developed in the Menomonee Valley from a long-abandoned rail yard, will open at 10 a.m. with short group processions from each bridge to an area of the park across from the 33rd Court Bridge. There will be a ceremonial blessing by a Potawatomi Tribe elder at 10:15 followed by kayak demonstrations, fishing, live music, food trucks and kayak and bike rides until 2 p.m. »Read Full Article
Summerfest credits family-friendly daytime events for success
Though Summerfest is known for having hundreds of bands play nearly a thousand shows over 11 days, what made this year different were family-friendly daytime activities that emphasized the beauty of the lake.
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The Milwaukee Comedy Festival plans to lead up the annual comedy festival with, what else, comedy events.
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Labor Fest canceled for this summer
There will be no Labor Fest this year at the Henry Maier Festival Park grounds.
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John Fogerty of Creedence Clearwater Revival fame will be a special guest at Kid Rock's Harley-Davidson 110th anniversary concert at the Marcus Amphitheater Aug. 31, officials with the Milwaukee-based motorcycle company announced Tuesday morning.
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Crowley upends Church Point
CHURCH POINT – The Crowley Gents broke loose for 14 hits, five of them for extra bases, and picked up a much needed 8-3 victory over Church Point in a District 4-AAA road contest Wednesday afternoon.
The Gents improved to 12-8 overall and evened their league record at 2-2 with the victory. Church Point fell to 5-12 and 2-2.
Jake Trahan earned the victory, allowing three runs (two earned) on three hits and five walks. He struck out 10 in 5 1/3 innings.
Tanner Carreon suffered the loss, giving up eight runs on 11 hits and one walk in 6 2/3 innings. He struck out nine.
Dupuis led the Gents with three hits while Trahan, Donavon Morris, Brody Deshotel and Taylor Bertrand each had two.
Carreon, Nick Hebert and Brody Latiolas each had one hit for the Bears.
Church Point took a 1-0 led in the first inning courtesy of a bases loaded walk to Nick Kidder that plated Brett Thibodeaux, who reached base on a two-out error.
Crowley responded with a run of its own in the top of the second inning. Dupuis led off the frame with a single and later crossed the plate on a single to right field by Bertrand.
The Gents broke the game open in the fourth inning, scoring four runs on four hits. Dupuis and Deshotel both singled to start the frame before Dupuis scored on a wild pitch. Then with two outs, Morris singled to center field and the ball got past the outfielder, rolling all the way to the wall.
Deshotel and Morris both scored on the error before Trahan capped the scoring with a solo home run to right field.
Church Point cut into the lead in the bottom of the sixth, scoring two runs on two hits, a walk and one Crowley error.
The Gents put the game out of reach in the seventh by scoring five runs on five straight two-out hits.
Justin Desselle got things going with a double. He later scored on a double by Brian Broussard. Dupuis then doubled to drive in Broussard before scoring himself on a single by Bertrand.


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Boxer Arrested After FBI Takes Cutman's Q-Tip For DNA
by David P. Greisman
Martin Tucker's latest win might also prove to be the night that led to his greatest defeat.
That's because the FBI suspected the junior welterweight of being one of three men who robbed a bank in Michigan back in 2009. Nearly three years later, an investigator watched Tucker win a four-rounder over Devarise Clayton, and then seized a Q-tip that Tucker's corner man had inserted in the fighter's bloody nose, according to The Detroit News.
DNA from the Q-Tip apparently matched that of a ski mask police found after tracking down the vehicle used in the robbery. The mask was among evidence found in a wooded nearby, the newspaper said.
Tucker was arrested just this Tuesday, according to the article. Another suspect was arrested last year.
April's fight was Tucker's first win in his past seven fights, but years ago he had put together an impressive batch of victories, taking a decision over Rashad Holloway very early in Holloway's career, winning a split decision over tough gatekeeper Doel Carrasquillo and then beating then-undefeated prospect Michael Torres.
Tucker's win over Torres, who was 13-0 at the time, was chronicled in this fantastic article by BoxingScene's own Thomas Gerbasi:
After beating Torres, Tucker lost to several recognizable names: Lanard Lane, Sharif Bogere, Ivan Popoca and Nick Casal.
The 32-year-old is now 8-10 with 3 knockouts. His boxing career is suddenly the least of his worries, though.
David P. Greisman is a member of the Boxing Writers Association of America. Follow David on Twitter @fightingwords2 or send questions/comments via email at [email protected].
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[QUOTE=Brickfist;12350122]why didnt he burn the mask and vehicle ? anyone who watches tv knows to do that[/QUOTE] That's like bank robbery 101....Amateurs.Comment by Infamous on 07-18-2012
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Welcome to the Internet website of the Australian Embassy in Tel Aviv. This site contains a broad range of information on the Embassy's services.
The information and links on this site are aimed at answering the most commonly asked questions about Australia. The site covers services for Australian citizens, as well as information on immigration and visas.
The site also contains links to the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and Australian Government websites. These links are designed to assist those looking for information on Trade, Cultural, Aid or other Government services.
We regularly review and update our website and would welcome feedback from visitors on how it can be improved.
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Introduction of appointment system for passports and notarial services from 4 July 2016
As of Monday 4 July 2016 an appointment will be required for all passport and notarial services provided by the Australian Embassy, Tel Aviv.
Please ensure that you put your Australian passport number in the Notes field when booking your appointment.
Work and Holiday visa arrangement between Australia and Israel commences
On 1 June 2016 the reciprocal Work and Holiday visa arrangement between Australia and Israel commenced.
This visa arrangement enables young Israeli adults, aged 18 to 30, to enjoy an extended holiday in Australia, during which they may undertake short term work and study.
The Work and Holiday visa arrangement has an annual cap of 500 places per year.
Speaking ahead of the commencement, Australian Ambassador to Israel Dave Sharma said "this visa arrangement will further enhance the people-to-people links between our countries. By providing a unique cultural exchange experience for young adults, this Work and Holiday visa arrangement can only enrich the lives of the young participants on both sides."
Eligible young Israelis are able to apply for a Work and Holiday visa to visit Australia from 1 June 2016.
Information on the Work and Holiday visa programme is available on the Australian Embassy's website at: http://israel.embassy.gov.au/tavv/Visas_and_Migration.html
View Ambassador Sharma's interview regarding the visa (English with Hebrew subtitles) on Israel's YNet News at the following link:
Ambassador Sharma and StartupAUS CEO explain how Australia is changing to become Startup friendly
A combination of political motivation from the Australian government is making strides to align with progressively structured determination from the private sector, potentially leading to newfound opportunities for startup growth and development. Hear the views of Ambassador Dave Sharma and newly appointed CEO of #StartupAUS, Alex McCauley (who recently served as Second Secretary at the Australian Embassy in Israel) on how to capitalize on this opportunity in the link:
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It's a real test of willpower to wait until the class finishes before eating! The wait is worth it though; sitting down at the end of the session to savor your creations with a glass of Sicilian wine is my favorite bit.
September 2016
Dominic was sensational! My husband and I had the best afternoon cooking and interacting with the class. Dominic made it fun and informative and his families restaurant is definitely a spot we will be returning to on our next trip to Taormina. Two thumbs up. Ps - a lot of food! Come hungry!
August 2016
This was an amazing experience ! Loved every minute of it. Porto Messina restaurant and our chef were the best. We had no idea what to expect when we booked this tour four friends traveling to Sicily and it far exceeded our expectations. What a fun day !
July 2016
The cooking class we took in Taormina was awesome! Our chef met with us and immediately took us to the local market where he spoke about the meal we were going to prepare. He gave us a lesson on the local produces, meats, and seafood. After we selected our produce and fish, we went to the restaurant and started our cooking class. Dominic's mother was there to assist us with the cooking class. We learned how to make their local version of Sicilian Eggplant dish called caponata, homemade tomato sauce, and several types of pasta. The four-hour class went quickly because you were in engage in every aspect of the class. We were also able to sample their local wines. I would highly recommend to class to anyone who is thinking about visiting Taormina.
July 2016
Fantastic. Stefano led us a short distance to a narrow alley that brought us to the fresh markets where he showed us the fish and incredibly fragrant and colourful fruit and vegetables of the land. Back to the restaurant to sample the fresh seasonal fruits we had just gotten, before hitting the hot bricks of the pizza oven to make breads and pizzas like a local.
All the kitchen staff were enthusiastic and friendly, helping us to understand and appreciate their food. participating in the professional Kitchen production was like being part of the family - then we got to eat everything we made. Sensational morning and mum and I will treasure the memories forever.
May 2016
An enjoyable, entertaining and instructive experience with Mimo and his family. Mimo is passionate about Sicilian food and cooking and was eager to answer our questions and to volunteer details about the food he showed us and bought at the market and how it was to be cooked.
We had a great time preparing and cooking the lunch with Francesca, his expeienced chef mother, and Bianca, his apprentice 10 year old daughter - it was all great fun yet educational. This was serious instruction and I really copped it for my heavy handed use of pepper....
Even more serious was to sit down and enjoy the fruits of our labour cabonata, hand made macaronni with tomato and basil sauce, and rolled fish fillets in savoury breadcrumbs with lemon - the fish was the local delicacy the extraordinary long, thin, silver spatula - just delicious! All washed down with an excellent DOC Etna Insolia white wine.
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May 2016
This was an amazing experience. I was able to learn a great deal about selecting the best ingredients for a meal. Cooking with the kids just made it even more fun. I had a really wonderful couple who I cooked with and enjoyed the morning too. Thank you so much to the family and viator for allowing me the opportunity to learn and enjoy my own great meal.
May 2016
If you book ONE thing in Taormina it
needs to be this! Mimo takes to the local market, explains what you and #39;ll be making and the ingredients you and #39;ll be using. Then, at his restaurant you meet the other star of the day, his mother Francesca. She and #39;s the epitome of a Sicilian Mom. A MUST DO!
May 2016
was amazing, first class of the season, so it was just me and my husband. We had a great time, highlight of Taormina. My husband isnt much of a cooker and he has even made the dishes since coming back to Australia. Highly recommend.
Carl B Ireland
November 2015
Great fun. I lovely balance between teaching and entertainment. And a great way to spend lunch in Taormina. We may have been fortunate to share our class with a great group of people, but I suspect our guide Mimmo and his mother the chef did a lot to encourage the lovely atmosphere that developed.
October 2015
We loved it! I would highly recommend this class. First we shopped for our groceries with the son of the chef. He explained what to look for in the produce and fish that we selected. Then we went to the restaurant where we met the chef and started cooking. She explained everything thoroughly. My favorite part of the class was learning to make fresh pasta. Following the cooking we had a lovely lunch with our classmates.
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Innovative Student Furniture Design at ICFF Steals the Show
Actually, the student designs steal the show every year at ICFF, the International Contemporary Furniture Fair held annually in New York. This year was not quite up to Pratt's spectacular exhibit from last year, but was close. Parsons I think Parsons the
Booth Trends: Live Action Demonstration Instead of Passive Presentation
You don't just drop your product and hire the booth babes anymore; The big trend at ICFF this year was live action. Finnish furniture company Artek (founded in 1935 by designers including Alvar and Aino Aalto) demonstrate their
ICFF Preview: Hottest New Furniture Designs From A to Z
TreeHugger is off to the International Contemporary Furniture Fair (ICFF) this week to find the best in green design. Last year we noted that not everything we show on TreeHugger is deep green, but everything has some kernel of an idea that is interesting
Living Walls go Mainstream, Hit the Homes Sections
Kristina Shevory writes in the New York Times that living walls are becoming increasingly popular in homes. "Avid and aspiring gardeners, frustrated with little outdoor space, are
Art Rocks: Non-Toxic Coloring for Easter's Golden Eggs
Red cabbage, beets, yellow onions, turmeric powder, and grape juice. Yum. A weird salad? No, they're natural dyes for your free-range Easter eggs, as described on the Clementine Art
Purpose Restoration Paints New Faces for Old Furniture
Images: Purpose Restoration The following are all well and good when it comes to furniture: zero-VOC paints and glues, FSC-certified wood, bamboo, kirei board, multi-functionality, portability, and so forth. But if you break it down, I'll wager that
Cardboard Furniture is Durable and Recyclable and Everywhere
Cardboard is popping up everywhere. A strong and durable material, it is made from recycled paperboard and is itself recyclable when you get bored. It is long lasting, can be assembled easily, comes in a flat-pack and some say is
Become a Rich Person with a Seed Safe by Martà Guixé
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Batucada: Ãœber Cool Home Accessories from Recycled Aluminum
Made entirely from recycled aluminum and 100% recyclable at the end of their lifetime, these home accessories are the first creation of Jahara studio in Brazil. Their name, Batucada, refers to a percussion beat used
Wallpapered Dumpsters: A Sight for Sore Eyes?
There's nothing unsightlier than a graffiti emblazoned dumpster, filled to the brim with all manner of trash--a common sight in cities across a world which produces so much of the stuff. The griminess of the dumpster, for some, is
Sans Parapluie Turns Old Wardrobes into Pieces of Art
Funny how with a touch of creativity, an old piece of furniture can not only come back to life, but also become a valuable work of art. This is the goal of Sans Parapluie, a line by Argentine artist Lucas Rise.We've seen many
Angels, Reindeers, Pigs and Christmas Trees; sustainable wood decoration by Lovi
more images below Matteria, good design+smart materials online store, suggest a spicy Christmas this year, without forgetting the environment. Apart from the gorgeous cork advent candle holder, the cosy Finnish red felt slippers, and giftbags to spoil
7 Gorgeous Green Ways to Decorate for the Holidays--Without Blowing the Budget
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Readers' Favorite Antiques and Heirlooms (Slideshow)
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Stunning Reclaimed Furniture with Deep Southern Roots
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Green Holiday Gift Guide: The Design Junkie (Slideshow)
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1 Apply Liquid Minerals, in your favorite shade, with the Foundation Brush using broad crisscross strokes.
1 Use the PurePressed Eye Shadows from the Glamour Eye & Lip Palette and the brushes from the Snappy Wand to apply the following: Using the Crease Brush, apply Cappuccino PurePressed Eye Shadow to the outer lid and crease. Apply Cappuccino to the lower lash line using the Smudge Brush. Apply Hush PurePressed Eye Shadow to the inner corner of the eye and brow bone using the Eye Shader Brush. Apply Double Espresso PurePressed Eye Shadow to the upper lash line using the Small Fluff Brush.
2 Apply PureLash Lash Extender & Conditioner to the upper and lower lashes followed by Slate Grey Longest Lash Thickening and Lengthening Mascara.
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Pfeiffer-Burleigh students weed garden
Twenty-one students from Pfeiffer-Burleigh Elementary School's Green Team got their hands dirty for a good reason.
The garden adjacent to the Country Fair at East 12th and Parade streets was in need of weeding and pruning before the winter weather kicked in.
Jolene Munson, who teaches seventh- and eighth-grade students, led the students in the cleanup with the help of Penn State Cooperative Extension Master Gardener Theresa Letkiewicz. Participating students learned more about why keeping up the garden is important for the community and the environment.
The garden is part of a joint beautification project of Environment Erie and Country Fair
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Gallery conversation
This program of gallery conversations offers some new looks at the Collection, through visits that are limited in both the number of participants and the number of works examined. The idea is to encourage visitors to draw connections, both between the works within the area visited and also between such works and the rest of the Collection.
This visit takes place in Room 206 Guernica and the 1930s, which is on the 2nd floor of the Sabatini building.
Intended for: adults
Language: English
Day and time: Thursday at 5:00 p.m. and Friday at 11:30 a.m.
Dates: January 1 - December 31, 2016
Meeting point: Connection between the Sabatini and the Nouvel Buildings. First floor
Capacity: maximum of 20 people
Length: 40 minutes
Registration: no prior registration necessary
Place: Sabatini Building, 2nd floor, Room 206
For more information: please call 91 774 1000 Ext. 2034 / or write to: firstname.lastname@example.com
Tours on your own
Other ways to explore the Collection from different points of view. Download of brochures to prepare the tour


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Solutions for Chapter 8
The listening skills that are required to be improved are:-
1. Critical listening – Listen to evaluate the accuracy and meaningfulness and usefulness of the message.
2. Empathetic listening: - listening with the goal to understand others.
The above skills can be improved by the following steps:-
1. Critical Listening:-
• For critical listening, critical thinking abilities should be improved.
• One should be able to analyze the speaker, the situation and the speaker's ideas about the message that is being presented.
• The message analysis can be done by
(a) Evaluating the process by which information or knowledge was discovered.
(b) Evaluating the specific elements of message content.
2. Empathetic listening:-
To listen empathetically, one should be fully engaged in the conversation and should empathize with the speaker.


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The Vine and the Branches
Jesus may use our difficulties to prune us and make us more fruitful. They also reveal those branches that were never really grafted into the vine, for under hardship, these branches will wither and die. But the faith of the ...Read More
All the Treasures of God's Wisdom
At various points in our study of the Wisdom Literature, particularly Psalm 119, we have noted our need for the Holy Spirit's illumination for the Word of God to make us wise. This Spirit is a gift to us from ...Read More
The Blessing of Having the Lord God
All people serve a god of some kind, but only those who know the Lord Jesus Christ as Savior have the true Lord as their God. Everyone relates to God as He is as the Creator, but not all people ...Read More
The Fulfillment of Righteous Desire
Scripture often calls us to guard our hearts, and this is not only so that we can avoid sin and the discipline it brings but also so that we would cultivate love and the rewards that come with it. God ...Read More
The Right Time for Love
The potential for love and sex to steal, kill, and destroy is seen in the diseases, broken families, and shattered hearts that follow in the wake of adultery, abuse, and sexual intimacy outside of marriage. Thanks be to God, He ...Read More
Awaiting God's Deliverance
Christians are to be known for their love for their enemies and for each other (Matt. 5:43–48; John 13:34–35), and such love does not seek vengeance for every wrong that is ever done to us. Of course, this is difficult, ...Read More
A Throne and Temple in Zion
God's promises to David are sure, and this is good news for us. Because Christ surely reigns over all creation, we will surely reign with Him as Scripture has told us (2 Tim. 2:12). This means that any defeat that ...Read More
A Commitment to Worship
Augustine of Hippo comments on today's passage: "Dost thou wish to be a place for the Lord? Be thou poor in spirit, and contrite, and trembling at the word of God, and thou wilt thyself be made what thou seekest." ...Read More
Generous Giving
Many pastors and teachers have suggested that we take a look at our checkbooks and bank statements for a true measure of where our trust lies. If we cannot find evidence of generous giving to the kingdom of God and ...Read More
Taking Care of Home
Whether macroeconomics or microeconomics, the science of economics from a biblical perspective is about stewardship. Ultimately, everything that we own belongs to God. He graciously gives it to us for us to manage. Thus, we are responsible to use His ...Read More


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What cheap...uhhh..inexpensive red dot?
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October 24, 2006, 09:24 PM
Title is the question...You have 50.00 or so bucks to get a red dot for a Buckmark Hunter 22lr...whats out there that will last until I can replace it?
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October 25, 2006, 05:53 PM
It's kind of funny, but these guys I know with expensive Uzi's all have cheapo red dots on them. I was embarrased since mine cost like $30 but theirs were all cheaper! A gun show would have a bunch or maybe Wal-Mart or gun stores.
October 25, 2006, 08:39 PM
Sportsman's Guide has a surprisingly nice red dot reflex sight for $50.00. I bought a cheapie on eBay for $14.00 delivered, just to see if I liked it, and am going to order the SG sight. My shooting buddy got one and I was impressed...
October 25, 2006, 09:14 PM
I have clamped on several of the BSA red-dots and am so far happy with them. I have them on .22, pellet rifles and the 8X57. I have one waiting tfor the rail to be installed for my .72cal muzzle loader.
October 25, 2006, 09:58 PM
I'm a big fan of the Tasco Pro-Point PDP2 models on my 22s.
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October 26, 2006, 10:40 AM
I have one of the sportsmansguide ones mentioned above, they're rebranded BSA. It works well on my .40 carbine. The lens retaining ring started to come loose, I tamped it back down and put a drop of super glue on the edge, it's been fine since. I'm happy with it and I'm sure it would hold up fine on a .22.
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AFL-CIO head: Unemployment benefits fight just opening shot in long battle
"Soon, the same lawmakers who fought to get tax cuts for millionaires will come after Social Security and Medicare in the name of deficit reduction and 'shared sacrifice'," AFL-CIO head Richard Trumka warned.
Out of work bricklayer tells lawmakers what "hell" is like
The 13-year veteran of Bricklayers Local 1 in New York has been out of work since October. And the West Babylon, Long Island, resident, who provides for his wife, two kids and 86-year-old mother who lives with the family, doesn't see any work coming along for "another five or six months."


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Dr. Kenneth Wilhelm, MD is board certified in Anesthesiology.
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On January 19, Professor Jonathan Lupo and senior Haley Mount received the college's Social Justice Award at the second annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Dinner.... Read More
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Beginning on Mon., Jan. 19, Saint Anselm College celebrates the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with a month-long series of events that promote positive social change. ... Read More
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Jeanne Vance's Lemon Drop Kid won his third consecutive race since adding blinkers after a third-place finish in the Pimlico Special (gr. I), winning the $1,042,000 Whitney Handicap (gr. I) by two lengths over Cat Thief Sunday at Saratoga.
Lemon Drop Kid saved ground on the inside around the first turn, stalked early leaders -- David, Cat Thief, and Golden Missile -- in fifth position as they raced a half-mile in :46.64, and surged to the lead with a four-wide move on the second turn to win by two at the wire. Under Edgar Prado, the 4-year-old colt completed the 1 1/8 miles in 1:48.30 over a track labeled good. The Whitney was the sixth career race on an off track for Lemon Drop Kid, and his first win on a surface other than fast. Behrens came home third, followed by Running Stag, Golden Missile, and David. As the slight favorite at just over 2-1, Lemon Drop Kid paid $6.10, $3.60, and $2.60. The winning exacta returned $56.50.The win is Lemon Drop Kid's fourth of the year. Previous to the Whitney, he earned victories in both the Suburban Handicap (gr. II) and Brooklyn Handicap (gr. II), after his third-place finish in the Pimlico Special. He began the year in March with a victory on the track in the Widener Handicap (gr. III) before being disqualified and placed fourth. In April, he finished on even terms with End of the Road to become a dead-heat winner of an Aqueduct allowance race.Lemon Drop Kid (Kingmambo--Charming Lassie, by Seattle Slew) is trained by Flint Schulhofer and was bred in Kentucky by William S. Farish and William S. Kilroy. He earned $680,000 for the win, his ninth in 21 starts. (Chart, Equibase)
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From the students of Bruce Muirhead, profesor of painting and printmaking come over 140 prints highlighting traditional printmaking techniques and students' creativity. The pritns rance from firugative to still life, landscapt to abstract, and include all intaglio techniques: etching, aquatint, dry point, and engraving. Professor Muirhead has been a member of the Hamilton faculty since 1972. His Studio Art classes contiue to be among the most popular. In his 30 years of teachingat Hamilton, Professor Muihead has taught more than 1000 students, some of whom have gone on to careers as professional artists.
August 26 - November 3, 2002
Print Gumbo
This exhibition is presented by The Amity Art Foundation, dedicated to the support of student printmakers and founded by Hamilton Alumnus John A. Stewart '64, P'06. In 2001, the Southern Graphics Council received 450 prints for the show which includes the first-, second-, and third-place winners. The student artists are from all over Noth America - from New York to California and everywhere in between - and who a remarkable versatility of technique and talent. The Amity Art Foundation sponsored this student exhibition for the Southern Graphics Council.
August 20 - November 3, 2002
Contemporary Prints
This exhibit inclued fifteen of the best from Hamilton's collection of over three hundred large-format prints. Spanning the years of 1960 to 1990, this exhibition inclueds work from some of the most important artists of the period, including Jasper Johs, Robert Rauschenberg, Larry Rivers, William Wegman, and Jim Dine. Prints include lithographs, etchings, and silk-screened works on paper.
June 21 - August 18, 2002
Personal Dimensions
The Hamilton College Collection is rich in personal dimensions. Accumulated mostly through alumni donations, it embodies the attitudes and perceptions that have characterized Hamilton education for 200 years. Although the Collection has roots in the nineteenth century it was only in 1982, when the Emerson Gallery opened, that the College began to systematically collect works of art and material culture. This exhibition highlighted the contributions of five donors: William Roehrick '34, Philip Abell '57, Omar Pound '51, James Dunn '36, and Easton Pribble, who generously supported Hamilton's initial efforts. By blending their personal collecting goals with those of the institution, they helped shape the Hamilton College Collection and lay a foundation for collecting in the new century.
Highlights of Personal Dimensions were a rare selection of 20th century British art contributed by William Roehrick and Omar Pound, including important works by Graham Sutherland, Henry Moore, Percy Wyndham Lewis and Dorothy Shakespear. The choice of works from the James Dunn Collection featured American artists Marsden Hartley, Ralston Crawford, and David Smith. Featured was a painting by Easton Pribble and prints he donated to the collection. This event also included the Philip Abell collection of more than 12 small-scale animal bronzes by Antoine-Louis Barye and his followers. More...
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Selections from Hamilton Collects American Art
Highlights included works by William Glackens, Rockwell Kent, Raphael Soyer, Marsden Hartley, Charles Burchfield, and others, focusing on twentieth century paintings. Paintings on display were from the collections of Hamilton College friends and alumni, Stephen and Mary Craven, and John B. Root. The selection of works featured the artists of the Ashcan school and continues two of the three themes from Hamilton Collects American Art, landscape and portraiture.
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