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Hampshire and Somerset remained top of their respective Yorkshire Bank 40 groups with victory, but Notts missed the chance to progress.
10:37pm - RESULT! Hampshire Royals (220/7) beat Surrey (219/9) by three wickets - One of Hampshire's master finishers, Ervine, ends on 65 not out to ensure his side remain in the driving seat in Group B.
10:25pm - RESULT! Sussex Sharks (293/6) beat Notts Outlaws (290/5) by four wickets - What a performance from Joyce, who ends unbeaten on 123. Will Beer helped him along with a cameo of 20, finishing things off with a six. The result leaves the Outlaws needing victory against Kent in their final outing.
10:15pm - Mascarenhas has fallen but Hampshire now appear favourites at the Ageas Bowl with Ervine anchoring the chase, while Sussex are also on course for victory.
10:05pm - Chris Jordan is bowled by Steven Mullaney, meaning Sussex require 32 from 42 with four wickets to spare. Hampshire face a much tougher proposition.
9:54pm - Shahzad breaks through again with the wicket of Rory Hamilton-Brown. Sussex need 38 from 50 deliveries with five wickets left.
Ervine is still going for Hampshire alongside seventh-wicket partner Dimitri Mascarenhas.
Patel drops a sitter! Joyce gets a leading edge but the spinner puts down a simple catch in the covers. Sussex 252/4 needing another 39
— Sussex CCC (@SussexCCC) August 15, 2013
9:43pm - Hampshire lose two wickets in two balls, Zander de Bruyn bowling Dawson for 40 and Adam Wheater being run out. The Royals, needing 220 to win, are 128 for six in the 28th over.
Shahzad has Michael Yardy caught behind, but Sussex are still on course for an epic chase.
9:32pm - Joyce goes to three figures from 78 balls with the help of 15 fours in between Machan falling to David Hussey for 51 and Chris Nash departing to Harry Gurney, the latter wicket leaving Sussex 233 for three in the 27th over.
Liam Dawson and Sean Ervine share a half-century stand for Hampshire's fifth wicket in a tight contest with Surrey.
9:28pm - RESULT! Middlesex Panthers (206/5 38/38ov) defeat Gloucestershire Gladiators (186/9 38/38ov, target: 206) by 19 runs at Lord's. Middlesex move level on points with their opponents, meaning the top four teams in Group C are tied on 13. However, the Panthers have played a game more than Gloucestershire.
9:23pm - RESULT! Warwickshire Bears (213/7 40/40ov) beat Kent Spitfires (113/4 24.3/24.3ov, target: 121) by seven runs at Canterbury. The failed floodlight has cost Kent, who now cannot qualify from Group A.
Match abandoned Bears win under D/L
— Warwickshire CCC (@CricketingBears) August 15, 2013
9:16pm - RESULT! Derbyshire Falcons (217/8) defeat Durham Dynamos (110ao) by 107 runs with 11.2 overs unused at Derby. Durham have lost two in two this week to slip off top spot in Group B and will now struggle to reach the last four. Wainwright ends proceedings two wickets in as many balls for figures of 4-11.
Gloucestershire lose Ed Young and need 31 from the last two overs with two wickets in hand.
WELL BOWLED!! Knight completes a superb spell 8-1-36-3, his career-best List A figures. Derbyshire 103-8 (27 overs). Target 218 to win
— Derbyshire CCC (@DerbyshireCCC) August 15, 2013
9:12pm - Matt Machan flies to a 25-ball half-century with Sussex 193 for one in the 22nd over.
Harris strikes for a third time, ending Benny Howell's resistance on 39, to make Gloucestershire 159 for seven in the 34th.
9:07pm - Eighteen-year-old Curran strikes for a second time in two overs, bowling Neil McKenzie for 22.
Durham slide to 101 for eight with Will Smith caught and bowled by Knight and Gareth Breese going to David Wainwright.
Bizarre scenes at the ground - One floodlight is out - match delayed whilst we look into it.
— Kent Cricket (@kentcricket) August 15, 2013
8:56pm - Kent versus Warwickshire at Canterbury is delayed by floodlight failure, with the Spitfires 113 for four in the 25th over while chasing 214.
It looks to be a lost cause for Durham as David Wainwright bowls Gordon Muchall.
Hampshire are 59 for three in the 16th over when Thomas Curran has Jimmy Adams caught behind.
8:50pm - RESULT! Northants Steelbacks (178/6) beat the Netherlands (176/8) by four wickets with 3.1 overs to spare at Wantage Road. Northants move a point behind Group A leaders Notts Outlaws, albeit from a game more. The Steelbacks will need to win their last group match, at Warwickshire Bears, to have a chance of progressing.
Sussex's Joyce goes to a half-century from 45 deliveries but Fabien Cowdrey is caught behind off Rikki Clarke as Kent lose a fourth.
8:43pm - Gloucestershire and Durham are five down, Patel having Alex Gidman lbw and Knight bowling Ben Stokes. James Harris then gets a second wicket, leaving the Gladiators 123 for six.
8:34pm - Wright and White post fifties, from 33 and 66 balls respectively, but the former goes to Ajmal Shahzad for 62 with Sussex just into three figures.
On 25 Mark Stoneman is a third victim for Madsen, who then catches Paul Collingwood off Tom Knight for 24 as Durham slip to 62 for four.
8:24pm - Michael Swart cheaply bowls Matthew Spriegel to leave Northants in a spot of bother at 139 for six.
Klinger is stumped off Ravi Patel for 46 as Middlesex take control at Lord's where Gloucestershire are 87 for four.
Boyd Rankin has Brendan Nash caught behind for 24, making Kent 71 for three as they chase 214.
8:15pm - Fifteen-year-old left-arm spinner Daniel Doram bowls Middlebrook for 37, ending a stand of 86 with White, but Northants need just 47 from 14 overs with five wickets in hand.
Cockbain falls to Gareth Berg for 30, leaving Gloucestershire 84 for three in the 23rd of 38 overs. They require a further 122 runs.
Luke Wright and Ed Joyce have given Sussex a flying start to their pursuit of 291, reaching 71 for no loss from eight overs.
7:53pm - The same teams ship second wickets, Scott Borthwick, Sam Northeast and James Vince departing. Northeast at least made 22 at a run a ball.
Ian Cockbain and Michael Klinger are giving Gloucestershire hope with a half-century alliance for the third wicket.
7:46pm - Durham, Kent and Hampshire each lose an early wicket in their replies. A trio of former internationals - Phil Mustard, Rob Key and Michael Carberry - are the men to go.
Cameron White and James Middlebrook have put Northants back on course to beat the Netherlands with a fifty partnership for the fifth wicket.
7:40pm - A blow for England and Yorkshire fans as Tim Bresnan is ruled out for the remainder of the international season with a stress fracture in his lower back.
After a brief shower, the covers are now coming off and we are due to resume shortly. @DurhamCricket chasing 218 for victory at TCG
— Derbyshire CCC (@DerbyshireCCC) August 15, 2013
7:27pm - Group A leaders Notts close on an intimidating 290 for five with Hussey 82 not out from 64 balls.
7:22pm - RESULT! Somerset (262/7) defeat Yorkshire Vikings (261/8) by three wickets with five balls to spare at Taunton. The imperious Trego is unbeaten on 140 from 103 deliveries as Somerset go clear at the top of Group C. Victory at Gloucestershire Gladiators on Bank Holiday Monday should seal a semi-final spot for Marcus Trescothick's team.
Surrey register a below-par 219 for nine at the Ageas Bowl.
7:14pm - Northants slip to 44 for four in pursuit of 177 to see off the Netherlands.
7:09pm - RESULT! Lancashire Lightning (125/3 23.2/28ov, target 125) beat Scottish Saltires (145 35.4/36ov) by seven wickets on Duckworth/Lewis at Glasgow. The Red Rose stay in contention for the semi-finals as opener Tom Smith ends on 42 not out.
Derbyshire post 217 for eight versus Durham thanks in part to Tony Palladino's late 22 from 15 balls.
7:06pm - Zafar Ansari raises a fifty to keep Surrey competitive only soon to fall for 62. Gloucestershire are three for two, chasing 206 in 38 overs to beat Middlesex.
David Hussey has a half-century for Notts, who are on course for a big score against Sussex.
6:50pm - Is there to be a twist in the tale at Taunton? Richard Pyrah has ousted Peterson and Jos Buttler with successive deliveries! Notts have just lost Hales after he reached an excellent century, while Warwickshire's Rikki Clarke and Ateeq Javid have fallen.
Simon Katich has departed but Lancashire should still win, Hamish Marshall has fallen to the first ball of Gloucestershire's reply and Derbyshire are now seven down. In a rare piece of good news for batsmen, Trego has reached three figures.
6:46pm - Derbyshire slip further into trouble as Tom Poynton falls amid Northants losing Alex Wakely early in their reply. Alviro Petersen beats Trego in their chase of individual landmarks, bringing up a fluent half-century.
6:39pm - Peter Trego is approaching a century with Somerset appearing set for victory against Yorkshire.
6:35pm - Surrey slip into further trouble against Hampshire as Rory Burns falls to Danny Briggs for 49. Lancashire have lost Ashwell Prince for 36, but remain on course for a comfortable victory.
We've reached 206-5 from our 38 overs with Malan (113*) carrying his bat throughout the innings & Simpson 8* #YB40 #Panthers
— Middlesex Cricket (@Middlesex_CCC) August 15, 2013
6:29pm - Colly's done it again! Johnson's the man to go this time and Durham are fighting back.
6:24pm - Suddenly, Derbyshire's efforts are undermined somewhat as Paul Collingwood strikes. Elsewhere, Malan has reached a fine century to keep Middlesex in the hunt for a big total.
6:14pm - Richard Johnson reaches a half-century as Derbyshire continue to pile on the runs against Durham, while the Netherlands eventually manage just 176 for eight versus Northants. Will Porterfield has fallen at Canterbury and James Fuller has just castled Gareth Berg at Lord's.
Wicket - Dexter is caught by Gidman at backward point off the bowling of Payne for 20 & we're 175-4 in the 35th with Malan 93* #YB40
— Middlesex Cricket (@Middlesex_CCC) August 15, 2013
6pm - Play resumes at Glasgow where Lancashire lose Stephen Moore for 18 as they chase a revised 125 from 28 overs.
Hales has a half-century for Notts, who lose Patel for 43 having added 102 with the England opener.
Warwickshire and Surrey falter, losing a third and fifth wicket respectively.
Kieswetter departs for 40, making Somerset 113 for two.
5:38pm - Peter Trego races to a 33-ball fifty for Somerset, who reach three figures in the 14th over as they pursue 262 to beat Yorkshire.
Warwickshire's decent start is undermined by Kent captain James Tredwell removing Varun Chopra for 27 and Jim Troughton for one. The Bears are 62 for two.
Samit Patel and Alex Hales are leading a strong Notts riposte after the Outlaws lost two early wickets.
Chris Dent ousts Eoin Morgan for 32, leaving Middlesex 117 for three.
5:24pm - Dawid Malan has a fifty for Middlesex, who soon pass 100 in the 24th over of 38.
Dimitri Mascarenhas cheaply has Vikram Solanki caught behind, making Surrey 39 for four. The Dutch are 120 for six as Peter Borren departs.
Oh eck. It's raining. We're off at 19-0 after three.
— Lancashire CCC (@LancsCCC) August 15, 2013
5:15pm - Derbyshire and Surrey lose third wickets, Mark Wood striking a second time to snare Paul Borrington and Zander de Bruyn run out.
The Netherlands slip to 113 for five with Tim Gruijters becoming Cameron White's second victim.
5:08pm - Surrey have lost a second wicket at the Ageas Bowl, with Jason Roy caught at backward point off Dimitri Mascarenhas.
Durham also take their second wicket with Chris Rushworth getting rid of Chesney Hughes.
5:04pm - Cameron White strikes for Northants, removing Ben Cooper for 29, to leave the Netherlands four down in the 22nd over.
At Lord's, the game has been reduced to 38 overs per side due to the earlier rain delays.
5pm - Somerset's chase gets off to a bad start as Marcus Trescothick falls to Iain Wardlaw, the delivery after he had pulled the bowler for six.
4:50pm - Scottish Saltires post 145 all out. Calvin Burnett's exciting late cameo ends with the third ball of the final over. The number 11 hit his side's only six in the penultimate over, then scored three successive fours before being dismissed by Kabir Ali.
Notts are two down, with James Taylor out for nine, while Group B top two Durham and Hampshire both make early breakthroughs, Ben Slater and Steven Davies are the men to fall.
Northants have removed Wesley Barresi, leaving the Netherlands 86 for three.
4:40pm - Gloucestershire have a second breakthrough at Lord's. Soon after Denly and Malan take their partnership past 50, the former is caught at cover off Benny Howell.
Group A leaders Notts Outlaws lose a wicket to the second ball of the contest as Lewis Hatchett traps Michael Lumb lbw.
4:32pm - Gordon Goudie fails to add to the Scottish Saltires' score, as Kabir Ali takes his second wicket. Saltires are 110 for nine.
4:27pm - Yorkshire have posted 261 for eight. Three batsmen passed 50 for the Vikings, while Dibble and Thomas shared seven wickets for the home side.
Preston Mommsen ends Scottish Saltires' long wait for a boundary, but in the next over he sees partner Michael Leask caught behind.
Hall gets a wicket!!! Swart is caught by Spriegel for 26 Netherlands are now 49 for 2 from 10.4 overs #GoSteelbacks
— Northants Cricket (@NorthantsCCC) August 15, 2013
4:20pm - Leaning hits Dibble for successive fours, but the bowler has the last laugh as he ousts the 19-year-old next ball.
4:15pm - Notts win the toss and will bat at the BrightonandHoveJobs.com County Ground, while Durham choose to field against Derbyshire.
Hampshire elect to bowl against Surrey and Kent ask Warwickshire to bat .
Scottish Saltires suffer their second run-out of the innings, thanks to more good fielding by Croft. And in the next over Majid Haq is bowled by Chapple, leaving the home side 100 for seven.
4:12pm - Jack Leaning becomes the third Yorkshire batsman to reach a half-century in the match. The Vikings are 234 for seven with three overs left.
4:06pm - Still no boundary for the Saltires and another wicket has fallen. Moneeb Iqbal is run out by Steven Croft for four.
And we are now back out & hopefully that'll be the last of the rain... #YB40
— Middlesex Cricket (@Middlesex_CCC) August 15, 2013
4pm - Yorkshire's attempt to up the run-rate is halted as Ryan Gibson is dismissed by Adam Dibble. They are 214 for six in the 35th over. Make that 216 for six as Rich Pyrah departs for one four balls later.
Scottish Saltires are struggling to score runs. They have not troubled the boundary since the seventh over and, now in the 24th, have just lost their fourth wicket.
3:54pm - Just like in Glasgow, the rain does not hang around for long in the capital. Joe Denly and Dawid Malan are back in the middle for the home side at Lord's.
But hang on... after another run is added to the total the umpires are taking the players off once again. Frustration all round at the home of cricket.
3:50pm - The rain has arrived at Lord's and the players are heading off with Middlesex three for one.
Northants make an early breakthrough against the Netherlands. Stephan Myburgh hit the opening delivery of the contest for four and the first ball of the second over for a six, but Steven Crook got revenge straight away by bowling him for 11.
Yorkshire are five down as Thomas removes Azeem Rafiq for his third wicket.
Wicket - Stirling has been bowled by Miles for 1 and we're 1-1 in the 2nd over #YB40
— Middlesex Cricket (@Middlesex_CCC) August 15, 2013
3:38pm - Scottish Saltires are 64 for three at the halfway stage. Yorkshire have nine overs left to score and are currently 182 for four.
3:32pm - Two overs after Lees was ousted, Somerset have got rid of Lyth. Max Waller tempted the batsman into a shot that was taken at long-on by Thomas.
3:19pm - Somerset have finally ended Yorkshire's third-wicket partnership as Lees is bowled by Thomas for 62. The 20-year-old was just one run short of his highest List A knock, but his time at the crease opposite Lyth added 118 runs to the Vikings' total.
Scottish Saltires are also three wickets down. Kyle Hogg has Calum MacLeod caught behind for six.
3:16pm - Middlesex Panthers will bat after winning the toss at Lord's. The Netherlands have also chosen to post a total first in their clash with Northants Steelbacks.
3:09pm - Lyth follows his team-mate and completes a fifty, not long after the hundred partnership was reached. Excellent effort from the duo after Somerset struck twice early on.
Lees brings up his 50 off just 51 balls, including three fours and a six. Yorks 129-2 off 21 overs
— Yorkshire CCC (@Yorkshireccc) August 15, 2013
2:53pm - And another wicket falls for Scottish Saltires. Glen Chapple has his first victim as he finds the edge of Hamish Gardiner's bat and Tom Smith takes the catch at slip. The hosts are now 29 for two.
Lees and Lyth are rattling along nicely at Taunton. The partnership is up to 80 and they are both rapidly closing in on half-centuries.
2:45pm - Scottish Saltires lose a wicket three balls after the restart as Kabir Ali bowls Freddie Coleman. The match at Glasgow will now be 36 overs per side.
2:35pm - The umpires hope to get the game back on in 10 minutes.
Meanwhile, Yorkshire look to have settled after from the loss of their opening batsmen. Alex Lees and Adam Lyth have taken the score up to 74 for two in the 14th over.
2:15pm - They're off again in Glasgow. Minutes after returning from a brief rain delay, the players are taken off for a second time.
Both Yorkshire's openers have now departed. Hodgson takes on Alfonso Thomas but can only find Overton at mid-off, who safely takes his second catch of the innings.
2:11pm - Or perhaps not...
Rain gone very quickly. Players on their way back out.
— Lancashire CCC (@LancsCCC) August 15, 2013
2:08pm - But following that positive start for Scottish Saltires, they have been forced off as the rain returns. The match had already been reduced to 39 overs a side; expect that to be lowered further.
2:05pm - Adam Dibble strikes early against Yorkshire. Gale had been on the attack, hitting four fours early on but is caught by Jamie Overton at mid-off and departs for 17 in the fifth over.
Scottish Saltires are 20 without loss from four overs.
Players on their way out.
— Lancashire CCC (@LancsCCC) August 15, 2013
1:45pm - Delayed start at Glasgow. There will be a 10-minute delay to the start of the game. Play is under way at Taunton, with Andrew Gale and Dan Hodgson in for Yorkshire.
1:35pm - It has been an incredibly busy 24 hours off the field in the county game, with a number of new signings and new contracts announced.
Surrey have signed the number - one-ranked batsman in ODI and Test cricket Hashim Amla, Yorkshire have added New Zealand international Kane Williamson to their title-chasing side while Essex have signed India opening batsman Gautam Gambhir .
Hampshire have tied down Danny Briggs to an extended deal , while Jim Allenby has signed a new contract with Glamorgan.
1:26pm - In our early starts, Group C leaders Somerset have won the toss and chosen to field while in Group B, Lancashire will also have a bowl after calling correctly at the coin-flip.
It is raining lightly in Glasgow, but they hope to start on time in just under 20 minutes.
1:22pm - Today could be a hugely significant one for those teams who are wanting to ensure they are in the semi-finals of the competition. You can read our preview of today's games, which explains the permutations, here .
1:15pm - Hello and welcome to live coverage of another round of Yorkshire Bank 40 matches. We have eight matches to look forward to today:
Group A
Northants Steelbacks v the Netherlands , Northampton. (3:40pm)
Sussex Sharks v Notts Outlaws , BrightonandHoveJobs.com County Ground. (4:40pm)
Kent Spitfires v Warwickshire Bears , Canterbury. (4:40pm)
Group B
Scottish Saltires v Lancashire Lightning , Glasgow. (1:45pm)
Derbyshire Falcons v Durham Dynamos , Derby. (4:40pm)
Hampshire Royals v Surrey , Ageas Bowl. (4:40pm)
Group C
Somerset v Yorkshire Vikings , Taunton. (1:45pm)
Middlesex Panthers v Gloucestershire Gladiators , Lord's. (3:40pm)


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ISO 15686-1 1st Edition, September 1, 2000
Complete Document
Buildings and Constructed Assets - Service Life Planning - Part 1: General Principles
Additional Comments: ENGLISH
Published By:International Organization for Standardization (ISO)
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This part of ISO 15686 describes the principles and procedures that apply to design when planning the service life of buildings and constructed assets. It is important that the design stage includes systematic consideration of local conditions to ensure, with a high degree of probability, that the service life will be no less than the design life.
This part of ISO 15686 is applicable to both new constructions and the refurbishment of existing structures. However, additional considerations may apply to existing buildings.
NOTE 1 In historic buildings even new work may be ruled by the need to preserve authenticity and certain options may not be available or advisable. They are therefore excluded from specific consideration within this part of ISO 15686.
NOTE 2 The skill and expertise of the person or organization undertaking the service life planning will be crucial to the reliability of the planning. Ideally a team of people who have the necessary skills in service life forecasting, design, construction and maintenance management will be represented within the project team. Familiarity with in-use conditions and construction conditions for the type of project will be of great assistance in determining typical conditions. Familiarity with the area will assist in identifying environmental factors which may not occur to strangers to the area. It is particularly important to consider local agents. These may include agents of degradation (e.g. emissions from a local power station).
NOTE 3 Wherever the term "buildings" is used in the text it should be read as "buildings and constructed assets". Constructed assets covers everything that is constructed or results from construction operations.


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Summer of 2013 included over a week stay in Poland visiting family (live and dead), and points of interest, before we continued on to France and finally England. Although I wan't born in Poland, I lived there as a child. Everytime I leave Poland, I get very emotional. I feel like I lost a loved one. But the memories live on. I also get joy from planning my next trip to Poland.


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Debbie Pratt, 62, of Amarillo died Friday, May 11, 2012.
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The Pension Protetion Act (PPA) of 2006 provides that 401(k) plans with an automatic enrollment feature that satisfy certain requirements are treated as satisfying the nondiscrimination rules for deferrals and matching contributions and are not subject to the top heavy rules.
The PPA does this by creating an optional safe harbor exemption from annual compliance testing for automatic enrollment 401(k)s that meet certain requirements. Plans that automatically enroll employees (requiring them to "opt out" rather than "opt in") may choose to: (1) abide by the new automatic enrollment safe harbor rules, presented below, (2) comply with the current safe harbor rules, as described above, or (3) undergo annual compliance testing.
The new safe harbor exemption for automatic enrollment plans requires the following:
Employee contributions:
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• 3 percent in the first year.
•4 percent in the second year.
•5 percent in the third year.
•6 percent in all later years.
•But no more than 10 percent in any year.
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• Employer provides 100 percent matching on the first 1 percent of deferred salary, plus 50 percent matching on the next 5 percent deferred (maximum match of 3.5 percent). Or…
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Indian Ocean: tip of South Africa eastward to Indian and Sri Lanka, including the Red Sea, Madagascar, Réunion and Mauritius. Western Pacific: Hokkaido to tropical Australia (as far south as Perth in the west and Sydney in the east), including Taiwan, Philippines, Moluccas, southern Papua New Guinea, Guam, Tonga, New Caledonia and New Zealand; Mariana Islands in Micronesia (Ref. 1602). Occurrence in the eastern Pacific remains problematic. Northwest Atlantic: Canada (Ref. 5951). Western Atlantic: Gulf of Maine to the mouth of the Rio de la Plata, Uruguay. Eastern Atlantic: Azores and off West Africa; record from Vardø, northern Norway (Düben & Koren 1846) is based on a straggler taken northward by the North Atlantic and Norwegian currents.
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Although the 47 chapters of these four books are not arranged alphabetically, they constitute an encyclopedia of angiography of the head (including the face and eye). The contributors from North America, Europe, Australia, and Japan have reported on their areas of special interest in detail. The inevitable repetition is welcome, and makes it unnecessary to move back and forth too much between different volumes.
Book 1 is devoted to technical matters (how to do angiography, what materials to use, what complications occur, what views are best to take, etc). The use of serial angiography in the evaluation of cerebral hemodynamics, a historical introduction to angiography, and embryologic and developmental analysis lead into the second, thickest, volume, which begins with anatomy of the aortic arch and the brachiocephalic arteries. Each of the major vessels is described in detail complemented by diagrams, anatomical dissections, and angiograms.
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Moon Day, On A Sunday: Local Spaceniks Meet Up for Apollo Anniversary at Frontiers of Flight
Last year, the anniversary was a big one: 40 years since Neil Armstrong set foot on the moon, and for Dallas's sizable network space industry alums, Moon Day was a reunion of sorts at Love Field's Frontiers of Flight Museum.
The turnout was so good, in fact, museum director Bruce Bleakly invited its organizer Ken Murphy, who runs the National Space Society's local chapter, to come back and celebrate lucky number 41. This year's lineup of speakers (PDF) includes Neil Milburn, one of the career-engineers-turned-space-racers featured in our May cover story on Caddo Mills' Armadillo Aerospace, and Ron DiIulio, the meteorite chaser who tracked down pieces of a fireball that landed in West last February. DiIulio runs the University of North Texas's planetarium and astronomy lab.
It's the year's biggest space-related event around Dallas, Murphy told Unfair Park earlier this week. "It's almost entirely home-grown, all local stuff. I try to avoid going to NASA for stuff," he said. "Dallas is not a NASA community, but there's still a lot of space industry influence here."
Along with Armadillo, Murphy is a major local proponent of the business prospects in the NewSpace movement -- he'll be giving a talk about the moon's untapped industrial possibilities. (Murphy's got a longer look at Moon Day plans on his own site.)
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Martin's lack of leadership during Collins letter row must be a worry for Fianna Fail
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JOHN Deasy was sacked as opposition justice spokesman for smoking a fag. Niall Collins wrote a letter to a judge on behalf of a drug dealer appealing for him not to be put in prison and stays on as opposition justice spokesman.
Back in the early days of the smoking ban a decade ago, Mr Deasy was Fine Gael's justice spokesman and lit up on three occasions in the Dail Members' Bar.
Enda Kenny dismissed him the following day.
The rationale was that a legislator had to show a good example in enforcing the ban, especially as potential future Justice Minister and the opposition figure tasked with holding the Government to account on matters of law and order.
Mr Collins is a similar type of opposition justice spokesman to Mr Deasy, adopting a combative style and demanding answers from ministers.
Through the garda scandals, he has attained a high profile and has been effective in probing the Government's stance.
He is also viewed as one of the most talented members of the Fianna Fail frontbench and a future party leader.
Mr Collins has expressed his regret at his actions in writing a letter to a judge and says he was acting only on the grounds of compassion for four young children who have already lost one parent in tragic circumstances earlier this year.
"There was no back door, there was no inappropriate telephone conversation, I didn't call to a judge's front door," he said.
But he admitted that writing the letter was a mistake and vowed not to take such a course of action again.
"It shouldn't be done. I for one won't be doing it again ... There's no political gain for Niall Collins out of this," he added.
Mr Collins said he had not been asked to resign by Fianna Fail leader Micheal Martin.
"People have to judge me as the party's spokesperson, I've always sought to be fair, reasonable, I've approached the job with the right intentions," he told RTE's Sean O'Rourke, adding: "I'm sorry it worked out the way it did."
Mr Collins will stay on as justice spokesman.
It's not as if Mr Martin has so many star performers on his frontbench that he has a ready-made replacement.
The backlash he suffered as a result of his actions will be yet another example to fellow TDs not to write letters on behalf of individuals involved in court cases.
Just because a constituent asks them to do something doesn't make it right.
TDs have to learn to say no.
Mr Martin agrees that "as a basic principle", he does not believe Oireachtas members "should involve themselves in criminal proceedings".
But he is retaining Mr Collins as his justice spokesman.
He will have to take it on the chin when those he criticises in the future will throw his behaviour on this occasion back in his face.
Rebuilding credibility will take some time.
What is most distressing about Mr Martin's stance is not his decision to stand by Mr Collins, but the lack of leadership he showed when the matter first came to light. Mr Martin and Fianna Fail went running for cover after his justice spokesman's actions were revealed.
"The party is not going to comment on it at this time either because the court case is ongoing," a spokesperson said on Wednesday night.
Attempts by certain figures in Fianna Fail to suggest Mr Collins' actions were a private matter and therefore nobody's business were contemptible.
A TD is a TD 24-7-365 – not when it suits them. When a TD writes a letter on headed paper, they are writing that letter in their capacity as a member of the Dail. Mr Martin adopted the old school attitude of keeping the head down and hoping the controversy would blow over.
He was wrong.
Mr Martin behaved in a cowardly fashion by failing to emerge in public until yesterday to explain his position and support Mr Collins in person.
Instead, he hid behind his spin doctors, only issuing a statement after Taoiseach Enda Kenny's demand for an explanation.
Fianna Fail's response only came after the Government turned up the heat on the party with several ministers accusing Mr Collins of interfering with the administration of justice.
Even the customarily mild-mannered Jobs Minister Richard Bruton described the action as a "serious error".
Mr Martin took an entire 48 hours to take his head out of the sand and realise the problem wasn't going to go away.
Hardly Fianna Fail Nua – more like same old Fianna Fail.
Mr Martin promised there would be a change in approach to the way the party did politics, but there is precious little evidence here.
Mr Collins showed an error of judgment, which he now regrets and will learn from.
Mr Martin's failure to man up and display some leadership credentials is less forgivable.
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Myron L Company
Distributor in NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
Myron L Company manufactures cost-effective high performance tools for solution control and water quality analysis, as well as calibration solutions, accessories and kits that keep instrumentation operating at peak performance in diverse applications. Our current product line includes handheld instruments, inline monitor/controllers and field test kits that measure ...
Process Wastewater Technologies LLC
based in Rosedale, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
Process Wastewater Technologies LLC is a leading global manufacturer of products for biological treatment, CSO/SSO, biosolids/sludge handling and municipal wastewater. We revolutionized the storm water and CSO treatment industry in the early 1990s by introducing continuous deflective separation technology to the market. We offer technologies for gross solids and sediment ...
Lindner-Recyclingtech GmbH
Distributor in Raleigh, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
Our family venture for the manufacture of machines and plants for the wood processing industry, was founded in 1948 in Spittal an der Drau by Josef Lindner. Twenty years later the machine factory Lindner began manufacturing size reduction machines. Wood was still the main material for processing. Already in the 80`s one recognized the large potential within the range of ...
Carus Corporation
Office in Belmont, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
At Carus Corporation we manufacture quality products to help our customers solve environmental concerns. Our vision reflects a long-term commitment to serve our customers. Carus supports Responsible Care® - an initiative that fosters involvement in the community and continuous improvement in environment, health, security, and safety. VISION: "To be a leader in providing ...
OZONATOR Industries Limited
Distributor in Greensboro, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
OZONATOR Industries Ltd., the manufacturer and world distributor of the OZONATOR NG Technology - the most sustainable technology available for the sterilization of medical and bio-hazardous waste. The OZONATOR sterilization technology is based on ozone and does not use heat, steam, chemicals, microwaves or radiation to sterilize waste to 6log10 (99.9999%) reduction. ...
Distributor in NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
Casella is an ISO 9001-2000 and ISO 14001 certified company with a focus on the development and manufacture of state-of-the-art environmental and workplace monitoring instrumentation. Products include personal air sampling, real-time dust and particulate measurement, personal noise dosimetry, environmental noise measurement and real-time frequency analysis, BOUNDARY ...
HORIBA Europe GmbH
Distributor in NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
The HORIBA Group of worldwide companies provides an extensive array of instruments and systems for applications ranging from automotive R&D, process and environmental monitoring, in-vitro medical diagnostics, semiconductor manufacturing and metrology, to a broad range of scientific R&D and QC measurements. Proven quality and trustworthy performance have established ...
Omnitec Design, Inc.
Distributor in Chapell Hill, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
Omnitec Design, Inc. specializes in manufacturing equipment for environmental cleanups, restoration, healthcare facilities, labs, emergency response and many other industries. Omnitec started in 1988 with an innovative, modular design of asbestos abatement equipment and expanded to other hazardous waste and bio-contamination specialty equipment. We introduced light ...
Aura Scientific, LLC
based in Apex, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
Aura Scientific, LLC provides a wide array of services in the mercury monitoring and mercury analysis field. We can provide virtually any need, from consulting on Continuous Mercury Measurement Systems to analysis of sorbent traps. Our personnel have been active in the field of mercury monitoring since its inception and have the skills and specialized knowledge to make ...
EOS Remediation, LLC
based in Raleigh, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
EOS Remediation has been the leading provider of in situ remediation products that reengineer the groundwater environment transforming contaminants into non-toxic end products. We offer a complete suite of remediation products including: Emulsified Vegetable Oil Substrates – EOS (emulsified oil substrate) to bioremediate chlorinated solvents, perchlorate, energetics and ...
L & M Supply Company
Office in Charlotte, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
For over three decades industry professionals have turned to L & M Supply. With locations nationwide, L & M Supply is the nations largest Manufacturer & Distributor of quality Geotextile Fabrics, Silt Fence, Metal T-Post, Wood Oak Stakes, Weed Control Fabrics and Erosion Control Blankets and Wattles. Our products have a variety of commercial, civil and Oil Field ...
Antea Group - USA
Office in Charlotte, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
Antea Group is an international engineering and environmental consulting firm specializing in full-service solutions in the fields of environment, infrastructure, urban planning and water. By combining strategic thinking and multidisciplinary perspectives with technical expertise and pragmatic action, we do more than effectively solve client challenges; we deliver ...
Genesis Water Technologies, Inc
Office in Charlotte, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
Genesis Water Technologies, Inc. is a USA based manufacturer of advanced, innovative and sustainable treatment solutions for applications in process water, drinking water, water reuse and waste water to our valued clients and collaboration partners worldwide.
PHOENIX Process Equipment Co.
Distributor in NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
PHOENIX Process Equipment Co. designs and manufactures a variety of high quality systems for slurry and sludge thickening and dewatering; effluent water treatment; sand and frac sand processing; fine particle wet classification and separation; rainwater/stormwater/greywater/blackwater purification and recycling for commercial and multi-residence applications. The PHOENIX ...
Distributor in NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
WEIMA is a leading manufacturer of size reduction equipment (single-shaft and four-shaft-shredders, and briquette presses) for all types of applications for 27 years for customers in the wood, plastics, paper, metal, and recycling industries among others from all over the world. The company has a workforce of around 170 employees worldwide and sales locations in France, ...
ERG (Air Pollution Control) Ltd
Distributor in NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
ERG (Air Pollution Control) Ltd is a leading supplier of air pollution control systems with a successful 30+ year history. We provide turn-key systems to give the best technical solution for the lowest capital and running costs. We have installed over 600 systems globally. To help you comply with emission regulations, we can draw on an unrivalled range of solutions. ...
Progressive Energy Solutions, Inc.
based in Belmont, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
Progressive Energy Solutions,Inc. (PES)is a private corporation and Energy Star Partner located in North Carolina and provides energy services to commercial and institutional facilities. PES manufactures Energy Shield Products in North Carolina. The current product line includes Energy Shield Products for residential applications that include Energy Shield I & II ...
Filson Livestock Equipment
Distributor in Garner, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
Filson Livestock Equipment has over 60 years experience in the manufacturing of livestock equipment. Quality workmanship and materials make this equipment the top of the line when it comes to livestock equipment. This equipment is ideal for feedlots, veterinarian services and heavy cattle usage.
Wasatch Photonics
Office in Durham, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
Established in 2000 Wasatch Photonics produces the world's finest volume phase holographic gratings and spectroscopic instruments for retail and OEM customers. We offer components and complete systems for use in a variety of applications that include laser pulse compression, Raman Spectroscopy and Optical Coherent Tomography. With over 150 years of combined experience, we ...
Latta Equipment Co
based in Charlotte, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
Since 1995, Latta Equipment, Inc. Company, based in Charlotte NC, has been providing solutions to companies across the United States for their manufacturing and industrial needs. We specialize in Ruwac Industrial Vacuum Systems, Surface Preparation Equipment, and all types of Material Handling Products to take you from raw materials to finished goods.


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Whether intended for Halloween or any other occasion, a great fancy dress or Halloween costume can set its wearer apart and create unique opportunities for conversation. Buying used costumes is an easy way to save money, though there are some important factors to keep in mind to ensure satisfaction and comfort for the wearer. The size of a costume is especially important, and can affect both the wearer's comfort and appearance. Also, may choose to wash a used men's costume before wearing it. Consider the many styles and options available for a costume, and choose a character or theme that is comfortable and enjoyable.
Used fancy dress costumes can be found at thrift stores and online sellers. Marketplaces like eBay have hundreds of costumes available throughout the year, and are a great way to shop for a variety of items. Shop around, and choose a used fancy dress costume that will stand out at any event.
Choosing Fancy Dress Costumes
Buying a used costume is often preferable to renting or buying new. Not only can it save buyers money, but it also allows them to keep the costume, unlike rentals. In order to find the best items, there are several things to keep in mind while shopping for fancy dress or Halloween costumes for adults, including the theme of the costume and its size.
Themes and Genres
The most exciting part of buying a fancy dress costume is picking the design and theme. A costume that fits within a particular genre creates opportunities to match costumes with friends, as well. Consider dressing as a celebrity, superhero, cartoon character, or monster. A great costume reflects the personality of its wearer, so have fun while shopping, and consider building a unique costume from parts and accessories of other outfits. The following list offers suggestions to help buyers begin their shopping experience.
Super-powered comic book characters provide a colourful way to dress up for an event. Though superheroes are certainly more popular, it can also be fun to dress as a supervillain. Look for costumes of characters like Superman, Batman, Spider-Man, Green Lantern, the Joker, and the Riddler.
Dressing up as a historical figure provides a broad range of options. Choose to dress as an ancient Egyptian, medieval knight, cowboy, Viking, or pirate. More modern eras are also popular, such as the 1970s.
Public Figure or Celebrity
Some dress costumes celebrate or satirise public figures and celebrities. Notable politicians and police can make for remarkable costumes, and flashy or notorious singers and other performers are a great excuse to wear comical outfits. Try searching for a popular public figure or celebrity to see if a pre-made costume is available.
Animals and other wildlife provide numerous opportunities for playful costumes. Consider dressing as a bear, lion, dog, or tiger. Insects and other creatures can also be used. Look for costumes in the form of spiders, flies, and many others.
Some of the most popular costumes belong to the horror genre. Not reserved for Halloween, horror-themed outfits can be frightening, outrageous, or comical any time of the year. Consider dressing as a zombie, vampire, werewolf, or skeleton.
Cartoon characters are a playful and fun choice for costumes. Look for costumes with characters from the The Smurfs, Scooby-Doo, The Simpsons, Shrek, and The Flintstones.
In addition to those mentioned above, hundreds of other pre-made costumes are available. Buyers needn't stick to existing ideas, either. Masks are an easy way to begin a costume, and can be supplemented with other clothing to build a unique look. Original costumes can be very successful, so keep an open mind while shopping.
Once a theme is chosen, the next step is finding a costume that fits well. A poor-fitting costume will not only look awkward, it can be uncomfortable to wear, and may diminish the wearer's enjoyment of it. Many costumes are simply listed with a size, such as medium, large, or extra large, though some include dimensions for a man's chest and waist, as well as the inseam of his pant leg. Use the table below as a reference for finding the best fit in a costume.
Costume Size
Chest (cm)
Waist (cm)
Sleeve (cm)
Inseam (cm)
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Keep in mind that the chart above is meant only as a general guideline. Proportions vary between individuals, and discrepancies exist in the size of a costume from one manufacturer to the next. Also, be sure to see if the seller of the used costume accepts returns in case the item does not fit well. If buying online, note whether or not the seller covers any return shipping charges.
Cleaning Used Costumes
Washing and maintaining a fancy dress costume can help it last longer, look better, and be more comfortable to wear. When buying used costumes, many owners will want to wash the item before wearing it, as well. The good news is that most costumes can be washed like any other clothing.
Place bodysuits, shirts and pants in the washing machine with regular detergent, and wash with cold water. Remove any padding or foam beforehand when possible. If foam padding is encased in the material of the costume, be sure it is given a chance to dry thoroughly afterward. If fur or any other special material is on the outside of the costume, try turning it inside out before putting it in the wash. This will help prevent the material from becoming matted or tangled.
It is especially important to wash shoes that come with a costume. To do this, remove the laces and scrub off any dirt that may be present. Place them in the washing machine and set water temperature to cold, as with the rest of the costume. Never put shoes in the dryer, as this can cause them to shrink and become warped. Instead, place them outside in a well-lit area and allow them to air dry thoroughly. The sun also helps eliminate mould and bacteria that may be in the shoes.
How to Buy Used Men's Fancy Dress Costumes on eBay
A large variety of used fancy dress costumes can be purchased on eBay. An easy way to search for these items is to enter keywords on the homepage. For example, to see listings for all men's costumes, type "men's fancy dress" into the search field. Keyword searches are also useful for finding particular items, so try entering specific keywords, such as "Fred Flintstone costume."
There are two ways to narrow listings to used items. One is to add "used" to the existing keywords. Another method, which may yield more results, involves the category options on search results pages. Look for a link to used items, and click on it. If no option is available, it means there are currently no listings for used items that match your search terms. Category options can also be used to shop for particular sizes.
Examine item listings closely to be clear on the item being sold. Read the description provided by the seller, and examine available photos. Note the price of the item, and remember to add shipping charges to your estimate of the final cost. To ensure a smooth transaction, check the payment methods accepted by the seller, and be prepared to send payment as soon as you commit to a purchase.
Examine seller profiles to find the most reliable eBay users. Every item listing shows the seller's positive feedback rating and number of completed transactions. If you would like more information, click on the seller's name to open the full profile. There, you can see comments left by previous buyers and their average ratings of a seller based on key aspects of the selling process.
Men's fancy dress costumes are produced in a wide array of styles. Consider the many options available, including public figures, horror themes, cartoon characters, and superheroes. It is also possible to build an original costume using masks and other articles of clothing. Shop around, and choose an item that suits the personality of its wearer. Before buying a costume, be sure it will fit by taking some body measurements. Some costumes include measurements for chest and waist, as well as sleeve and pant lengths, though most items are listed with a generic size like small, medium or large. Clean and maintain costumes to ensure they can be used more than once, and consider washing a used item before wearing it for the first time.
Used men's fancy dress costumes can be found at thrift stores and from online sellers like those on eBay. Searching online is an easy way to find a variety of costumes in the appropriate size. See if it is possible to return an item in the event it does not fit properly, and shop around to obtain costumes that are in the best condition. With a little patience, buyers can find many opportunities to grab some favourable attention with their costume at the next fancy dress event.


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The US Marine Corps Drone Division and US army Drones
The US Marine Corps Drone Division and US army Drones work together as an air component that specifically focuses on marine aviation with mission and other operations that are deemed as ground counterpart with great history, procedures, traditions and other transfers for their daily operations. The team has been working for a longer period of time under the office of the Deputy Commandant of Aviation. The deputy plays a key role in advising the commandant of Marine Corps in many other issues relating to the aviation industry as well as the acquisition of new assents, maintenance, conversion of latest aircraft and other possible commands. Their daily function are usually divided to offer perfect roles with corps operating both rotary and fixed wing aircraft as sure way of offering close air support and transport to the ground forces. This article seeks to discuss the services and technology of US army Drone division according to the UK's top drone filming and photography operator TheDroneCO
The highly valued RQ-11 Raven operations
US drones are usually monitored from close range to avoid security breaches and other matters that may lead to serious accidents or terror attacks. In conjunctions of the government, there are the operations of RQ-11 Raven as a lightweight craft. This aircraft is usually designed for deployments and at the same time high mobility of the military as well as commercial operations. It is highly powered to easily meet all the requirements of the army for the low-altitude surveillance and reconnaissance as well as acquisition of targets. Its operations have proved to offer many people great reasons to smile. It is easily manipulated manually and at sometimes programmed for all the autonomous options and the utilization of advanced avionics systems together with GPS navigation.
Services offered by the expensive and most powerful drones and marine machines
The US Marine Corps Drone Division has highly talented and educated people who have decided to work all rounds the clock to ensure that the country is well secured and that new systems are installed or invented. The team works together to deliver excellent and quality services to the entire population and to come up with stringent measures for the aviation industry that will seek to numb anyone who may act as air security threat to the Americans. The machines are highly expensive and therefore, they require high levels of care and protection as well as maintenance and repairs. A single Raven will cost $35,000, while the total system goes for about $250,000. This shows that there is a need of making sure that the parts are well kept and sourced and maintained.
Secret technology behind US marine cps and army drones
The division is known for its dedication to the US marine and corps and the US army drones. We will offer you more information about its services and the technology that is usually placed in US army drones. According to research, the US army is known for its sophisticated and highly improved services with the best drones and quality services. It is rated as excellent across the globe and provides people with smooth protection and services. The technology is usually connected with high levels of secrecy and some information has never been leaked to the public. However, according to army servants in the divisions, one of its unpleasant upsets is the guard duty. It is viewed as labor intensive and so tasking. It involves four or six soldiers standing for 12 hours and sometimes more to man a perimeter weapon system.
Auto-piloting sensors and the smooth operations RQ-11 Raven
A look at the RQ-11 Raven technology reveals more about this unnamed air vehicle. It is usually designed to allow all military suits to conduct close surveillance, intelligence services and perfect reconnaissance services over all danger zones without soldiers at high involvement. A high technology has been enhanced to allow tasks force to simply monitor a specific area with fewer obstructions and live videos during the nighttime and sometimes day.
The Raven is designed to land itself through the use of auto-piloting sensors to any near hovers. This has perfect designs and features that do not require strategized landing strips. There is no need to have elaborate support facilities and this makes it ideal for all forward- depleted units. Its automated features and styled GPS technology usually make it easier to operate and special skills of handing in-depth flights. The drone produces real-time colors together with infra-red images on the ground controls and remote viewing station through 3 different cameras that have been placed on its nose. It has is an electro-optical camera that is in most cases placed on its nose or side. It comes with another infra-red camera on its nose with a third IR camera on the sides.


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TWITTER blew-up, jealousy overflowed and lifelong memories were made for a couple of hundred people who saw Green Day play a surprise gig in a tiny Sydney pub last night.
A shock wave swept through the Sydney rock community when the band tweeted at 10.17pm details of a surprise free gig at The Captain Cook Hotel in Paddington under an hour before it started.
Shocked fans rubbed their eyes and their hearts skipped a beat as they processed the almost unreal message.
With no time to waste they swerved through traffic and ran through the streets to make it inside before the little pub filled
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hello Aussie! Green Day is playing tonight at a club called Captain Cook Hotel TONIGHT in Sydney. I repeat, TONIGHT! Feb 20th around 11:00pm
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The national tour of Green Day's AMERICAN IDIOT, the explosive Broadway hit, makes its Washington premiere tonight, February 18, and continues through the 23rd at National Theatre as part of the Broadway at the National subscription series.
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'ARTiculations in Print' Takes Over Museum of Contemporary Native Arts
Bon a Tirer
Bon a Tirer, (B.A.T.) is a French fine art term meaning, "good to pull" or "ready to pull", a display of prints from MoCNA's permanent collection, curated by Tatiana Lomahaftewa-Singer and Alex Pena. They are all big names, Harry Fonseca, Keri Ataumbi, Duane Slick, C Maxx Stevens, Marie Watt, Emmi Whitehorse and a fine set of brightly colored landscapes by Norman Akers.
The Place Between
The last exhibit is a delicate dance of two different artists who work in isolation in the same place (Santa Fe) yet appear so similar due to the printmaking process, you think they are the same person as they describe a sense of place and that place is The Place Between. Sallyann Paschall and Alex Pena were invited by curator Ryan Rice because they complemented each other due to their printmaking processes and the conceptual basis of "the original multiple" and creative manipulation.
Sundance Institute's Native American and Indigenous Program will be featuring short films in the Helen Hardin Media Gallery from January 25 - March 31 and May 24 - July 31. Sikumi (On The Ice) Inupiaq director Andrew Okpeaha MacLean; Nikamowin (Song) Swampy Cree director Kevin Lee Burton; Shimasani Navajo director Blackhorse Lowe; Gesture Down – I Don't Sing , director Cedar Sherbert's (Kumeyaay) adaption of a James Welch poem; Two Cars One Night/New Zealand, director Taika Waititi (Te Whanau Apanui) an unlikely first love story.
MoCNA 's last show was wall-oriented but very 3D, objects out in the middle of the rooms, hanging off walls, jutting into space making the viewer meander around like you were in some Indians' home full of wonderful art. This 2D exhibit works very well also, giving the viewer more space to visually capture each piece. ARTiculations in Print runs from January 25 to July 31. The Museum's Indian Market Show will follow these exhibits. Gaw! Already talking about the 93rd annual Indian Market, o-wah!
Alex Jacobs, Santa Fe NM
January 22, 2014
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