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The Arts Center Partners
In addition to Saratoga Arts' own arts education offerings, The Arts Center is home to:
Etudes Music School
Our Community Arts Education Program
For nearly 15 years, Saratoga Arts has been dedicated to offering quality fine art and fine craft classes, taught by regional artists, to students of all ages and at all artistic levels. In that time we've grown our program to its current capacity, where it now serves over 950 students a year and works with nearly 50 art teachers.
Located in the Arts Center at 320 Broadway in Saratoga Springs, Saratoga Arts has several fine arts classrooms, a weaving studio, a 110-seat theater, two gallery spaces and a darkroom. We have on occasion, when our facilities can not accommodate a class, offered classes off-site as well.
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Classes & Workshops
Now you can browse the complete Fall schedule online!
Workshops by Nationally Known Instructors
The Contemporary Woodland Landscape in Pastel with Robert Carsten, PSA-mp, IAPS-mc
Capturing the Vibrant Colors of Fall in Watercolor with Robert J. O'Brien AWS NWS
The Impressionist Still Life - Concept to Finished Painting with Ann Larsen
Classes & Workshops Open to All Media
Costumed Portrait Workshop with Corey Pitkin
All Media Portrait Workshop with Corey Pitkin
The Impressionist Still Life with Ann Larsen
Painting in Plein Air for All Levels with Takeyce Walter
Dynamic Design in All Media with Takeyce Walter
From Concept to Canvas with Takeyce Walter
Open Studio
Painting Workshops & Classes
Inspired by the Masters in Oil & Pastel with Takeyce Walter
The Contemporary Woodland Landscape in Pastel with Robert Carsten, PSA-mp, IAPS-mc
Pastel for Beginners with Carolyn Justice
Intermediate - Advanced Pastel with Carolyn Justice
Watercolors for Beginner - Intermediate with Tom Ryan
Painting in Plein Air for All Levels with Takeyce Walter
Capturing the Vibrant Colors of Fall in Watercolor with Robert J. O'Brien AWS NWS
Problem Solving for the Intermediate Watercolorist with Tom Ryan
The Impressionist Still Life - Concept to Finished Painting with Ann Larsen
Dynamic Design in All Media with Takeyce Walter
From Concept to Canvas with Takeyce Walter
Drawing Classes
Drawing I
Drawing II
Drawing for All Levels
Think Pen & Ink
The Art of Charcoal
Fine Art & More
Daytime Silversmithing: Crafting an Original Bracelet
Photographing Your Work for Submission & Archival
Framing & Matting Your Artwork for Exhibition and Display
Workshops with Nationally Known Instructors
The Contemporary Woodland Landscape in Pastel
with Robert Carsten, PSA-mp, IAPS-mc
Award-winning artist Robert Carsten attended the Art Students League of New York, the Rhode Island School of Design and the Accademia di Belle Arti (Italy). He is an Honorary Board member and signature member of the Pastel Society of America and is a contributing writer to Pastel Journal and The Artist's Magazine. His paintings have been shown in many museums and galleries and are collected worldwide. He has been featured in Pure Color/The Best of Pastel; Pastel Journal; American Art Review;The Artist's Magazine; Strokes of Genius/The Best of Drawing; Finding Your Style in Pastel; Lori McNee's Tips and Techniques from Professional Artists and more. Robert has been a juror of many regional, national and international competitions. Visit: www.robertcarsten.com
Capturing the Vibrant Colors of Fall in Watercolor
with Robert J. O'Brien AWS NWS
Learn to paint the beautiful fall colors that Autumn provides with watercolorist Robert J. O'Brien AWS NWS. This one day workshop will focus on painting the spectacular fall landscape of New England and the Northeast in its glorious splendor. The class will begin with a demonstration by the instructor who will explain his technique for capturing the vibrancy of autumn colors through the layering process. Techniques for creating light and shadow will also be shown. Students will paint for the duration of the class followed by a critique at the end of the session. Lots of hands on assistance will be provided by the instructor. This workshop is open to all levels and abilities. A materials list can be found on the right hand sidebar of our website education page.
Saturday, October 29, 2016
10am - 4pm
$120 for members/$120 for not-yet-members
Robert J. O'Brien has been painting in the watercolor medium for over 40 years. Since moving to Vermont in 1977, he has focused his work on landscape and architectural studies. Vermont, with its distinct four season climate, provides the artist with a wealth of subject matter and every changing light effects. The artist finds beauty in the ordinary, subtle reminders of everyday life in rural New England. Robert has exhibited and taught throughout the United States as well as in Provence, France, and will be exhibiting with some of the world's best watercolor artists in Watercolor International III. The exhibition opens October 5, 2016, and will be held at the Piraeus Bank Conference Gallery, Thessaloniki, Greece.
The Impressionist Still Life - Concept to Finished Painting with Ann Larsen, AWAM, AIS, RMPAP, OPS
Students will have several still life set ups to chose from in order to compose and complete a painting in this two day workshop with nationally recognized artist and instructor Ann Larsen. Emphasis will be placed on how to arrange a pleasing a proportional still life in order to compose a strong painting. Additional emphasis will be on using studies from the first day as a blueprint for the larger painting. Day one will focus on composing the painting, color harmony and the use of correct values to finish 2 or 3 working studies that will aid in the block-in of their composition. Day two will be spent using their studies as guides to mixing color and using brush and palette knife to achieve an impressionistic application of paint as students work to complete their paintings. Students will leave this workshop with a nearly frame-ready painting! Medium: Oil is preferred, but acrylic, pastel, watercolor are welcome.
Saturday, November 12 & Sunday, November 13, 2016
9am to 4pm
$240 for members/$260 for not-yet-members
Ann Larsen says of her work: "There is nothing more powerful in painting than a well composed, reserved, and solid statement. Such a painting can stir your soul and take your breath away!" Ann is a Master Signature Member of American Women Artists and Past President; Signature Member of Rocky Mountain Plein Air Painters, Signature Member American Impressionist Society; member Oil Painters of America and Laguna Plein Air Painters. She is represented by Sorelle Gallery, Albany, NY; Saunders Gallery of Fine Art, Glens Falls, NY; Shavano Fine Arts Gallery, Salida, CO; TrueNorth Gallery, Kennebunkport, ME and Davis & Blevins Gallery, Saint Jo, TX. Ann has been in over 20 gallery and museum exhibitions and most recently the Booth Museum of Western Art Museum and the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum. Visit Ann's website at www.annlarsen.com.
Classes & Workshops Open to All Media
Dynamic Design for All Media with Takeyce Walter
$70 for members/$80 for not-yet-members
Costumed Portrait Workshop with Corey Pitkin
Draw or paint a live model in full period costume at this fun and unique one-day workshop! Instruction will be provided on lighting, staging, drama, and historical accuracy as well as the use of photography and very basic Photoshop techniques to compose a scene. Then paint along with the instructor Corey Pitkin's guidance to create a historically inspired portrait. Open to all media and students with a basic understanding of portraiture. Students are encouraged to bring a digital camera. Registration includes model fee.
Saturday, November 5, 2016: 10am - 4pm
$85 for members / $95 for non-members
All Media Portrait Workshop with Corey Pitkin
Successful portraits achieve not just a likeness, but create depth and capture the personality and emotion of the human face. Working with a model, this workshop will start with an oil painting demo in the morning and will allow participants to work with one-on-one instructor guidance in the afternoon. All mediums and all skill levels welcome. Registration includes model fee. Oil painters, please bring: oil paints - at least a red, a blue, a yellow and a white, a 11"x14" or larger canvas or panel, a mix of brushes (the larger the better), odorless mineral spirits or other oil painting medium (no turpentine), a palette, and palette knife; pastelists, please bring assorted pastels, multiple sheets of colored, textured paper, a kneaded eraser, and masking tape. If you are working in a different medium bring what materials you are comfortable working with.
Saturday, December 17: 10am - 4pm
$85 for members / $95 for non-members
From Concept to Canvas with Takeyce Walter
Artist and instructor Takeyce Walter recommends all artists ask themselves these three questions before beginning a project: 1. What am I trying to communicate with this piece of art? 2. What medium/size would be best to express that idea? 3. What colors can help me achieve the mood of the piece? With these questions in mind and by focusing on images, forms, shapes, color and a variety of painting techniques used, you can take your concept for a painting all the way to the canvas! Students can work in oils and/or pastels for this workshop.This workshop is open to students of all levels and no experience with pastels or oils is required!
Sunday, December 18, 2016: 10am - 4pm
$70 for members/$80 for not-yet-members
Open Studio - Figure Drawing
Continue or expand your art without the formality of a class! The Open Studio sessions are great practice for any artist interested in working from a live model and run continuously thorughout the year ever Monday evening (excluding holidays). Informal group meetings where artists can talk about their work, share ideas, and discuss a variety of methods and mediums, there is no teacher or moderator, serving instead as a forum for artists to come together and grow among their peers. For all mediums, ages 15 and up. Pre-registration is encouraged for the Open Studio sessions, but not required.
Drop in rates: $12 for members / $14 for non-members. Did you know the Open Studio has a website? www.lifestudio.org/clubs/saratogaImages
Fall Session I:
Mondays: 6:30pm - 9:30pm
September 12, 19, 26, October 3, *no session on October 9th* 17, 24, 31, 2016
$70 for members/$90 for non-members
Fall Session II - Mondays: 6:30pm - 9:30pm
November 7, 14, 21, 28, December 5, 12, 19, 2016
$70 for members/$90 for non-members
Inspired by the Masters in Oil & Pastel with Takeyce Walter
Artists have always used the masters as inspiration for their work - whether artists are learning the masters' techniques, modeling compositions based on their masterpieces, even using their work as an inspiration for palate choice. In this workshop, artist and instructor Takeyce Walter will discuss the work and processes of the great masters like Edgar Degas, William Merritt Chase and Mary Cassatt, demonstrate their techniques and offer individual assistance to all students during this fun and informative two day workshop. Please bring bag lunches each day. A complete supply list can be found at our website - www.saratoga-arts.org. This workshop is designed for all levels and no experience is required!
Friday, September 30 & October 1, 2016
10am - 4pm
$140 for members / $160 for non-members
Pastel for Beginners with Carolyn Justice
Painting with pastel is a fun way to begin your exploration of the world of art, with lots of color, texture, and no-pressure spontanity! Artist and instructor Carolyn Justice will help you learn the basic concepts of pastel while exploring the wide range of possibilities that this medium has to offer. The emphasis of this course will be on experimenting with a variety of papers, use of color and becoming comfortable with the medium. Please bring non-oil pastels, a kneaded eraser, masking tape and several sheets of paper to each class. Class size is limited to 14 students. Pastel for Beginners is recommended for students who are new to the medium, but is open to all pastel students.
Mondays, 10am - 12pm
September 19, 26, October 3, 17, 24 & 31 2016.
*Please note there is no class on October 10 in observance of Columbus Day.*
$85 for members / $95 for non-members
Intermediate - Advanced Pastels with Carolyn Justice
Designed as a continuation of Pastel for Beginners, students will learn to interpret more complex subjects, explore contemporary directions in drawing, and continue to develop a mastery of technique with the guidance of artist and instructor Carolyn Justice. There is also more emphasis on originality and the development of a personal style in this extended, 8 week class. Students will further develop their skills and abilities, and be encouraged to find increasingly creative solutions for a wide range of different types of projects. Please bring non-oil pastels, a kneaded eraser, masking tape and several sheets of paper to each class. Class size is limited to 14 students.
Tuesdays: 10am - 12pm
September 27, October 4, 11, 18, 25, November 1, 8, 15, 2016
$110 for members / $120 for non-members
Watercolors for Beginners - Intermediate with Tom Ryan
Join us for this fun workshop and learn how to mix and paint clean, transparent, and vibrant watercolors! Perfect for beginner and intermediate watercolorists, this workshop will focus on the elements of good composition, values, and the importance of light in your painting. The morning will feature exercises and instruction and the afternoon will feature a demo and participants working on a painting of their choice by using your own photos, reference materials, or imagination. Artist and instructor Tom Ryan will provide one-on-one assistance and advice. A suggested supply list will be provided.
Saturday, October 15, 2016
10am - 4pm
$70 for members/$80 for not-yet-members
Painting in the Plein Air for All Levels with Takeyce Walter
Join artist and instructor Takeyce Walter for this inspirational workshop celebrating the beauty of Yaddo's gardens! Lessons will include the fundamentals of composing and designing the perfect fall landscape while painting in the beautiful outdoors. Takeyce will also discuss and demonstrate techniques to enrich your paintings and offer individual assistance to all students. Please bring a bag lunch. A complete supply list can be found on the left sidebar of our education page in the Supply List Booklet. This workshop is designed for all levels and no experience is required!
Saturday, October 15, 2016
10am - 4pm
$70 for members/$80 for not-yet-members
*Please note that this workshop will take place off-site, and students will meet Takeyce atYaddo.*
Problem Solving for the Intermediate Watercolor Artist with Tom Ryan
Bring your work to the next level with this workshop with watercolorist Tom Ryan! Tom will review ten of the most common technical mistakes made in watercolor paintings and discuss and show the best ways to correct them in this one day workshop. This fun workshop will help you learn how to overcome the pitfalls that keep you from completing a successful watercolor. With plenty of exercises, demos, and individual attention, participants will work on a painting of their choice by using their own photos, reference materials, or imagination. A suggested supply list can be found on our website.
Saturday, November 19, 2016
10am - 4pm
$70 members/$80 not-yet-members
Basic Drawing I with James D'Andrea
For those who are new to drawing or simply returning to the practice after being away from the easel for a prolonged time, Basic Drawing I will give you the foundations and tools to build upon and help you learn not just the technical aspects of drawing, but how you should approach the process. Designed specifically for those who are interested in learning the basic concepts, techniques, materials, and philosophy behind the process of drawing, the class is part lecture, part hands-on and will cover use of pencils, ink, and charcoal on various papers. For all levels.
Wednesdays, 10am - 12pm
October 5, 12, 19, 26, 2016
$70 for members / $80 for non-members
Basic Drawing II with James D'Andrea
Building on the basics, this class is designed to help students develop ideas and define their personal creative style while building on the drawing skills they already possess. Advanced fundamentals of drawing will be covered and students will have the opportunity to spend each session working on drawings of their own design with one-on-one help and gentle critique from instructor and artist James D'Andrea. Basic Drawing I is not a requirement for this class. Please bring lots of photographs or objects for reference.
Thursdays, 1pm - 3pm
October 13, 20, 27, November 3, 2016
$70 for members / $80 for non-members
Drawing for All Levels with James D'Andrea
Perfect for those looking to hone their skills, students interested in growing their portfolios, and everyone in between, this fun and informative class is a drawing free for all specifically designed for artists of all levels! Wide-open with plenty of demonstrations, lessons in the fundamentals of drawing and drawing techniques, as well as gentle critiques. Students should bring a 9" x12" heavy bond drawing pad, 12" x18" charcoal pad, 4b-4h pencil set, hard and medium vine charcoal, a kneaded eraser, a white plastic eraser, a knife, s ruler, sharpeners, a 12-18" thin rod (knitting needles work well), a sandpaper block, and a smudger.
Thursdays, 7pm - 9pm
October 6, 13, 20, 27, November 3, 2016
$80 for members / $90 for non-members
The Art of Charcoal with James D'Andrea
Discover the art of charcoal! Few other mediums offer the rich, amendable blacks that are achieved with charcoal, and through the great variety in the material, a broad range of values is able to be achieved. This class will teach several application processes of vine and compressed charcoals paired with several different paper types. All levels are welcome in this intriguing and informative course!
Thursdays, 7-9pm
November 10, 17, December 1, 8, 2016
*No class November 24 due to Thanksgiving*
$70 for members / $80 for not-yet-members
Think Pen & Ink with James D'Andrea
Grab a pen, some ink, and a sheet of paper and you're ready to create artwork! While pen and ink is one of the most portable, convenient, and cost efficient art processes, it can also be one of the most intimidating - until now, anyway! Centering on the use of pen, quill, and brush on paper using simple values to create your images this class will also explore processes of development with emphasis on line and shape development through hatching and wash. Using layers and underdrawings with washes will be demonstrated, as well as the effect of paper choice on the finished product. Open to all levels.
Tuesdays, 7-9pm
November 22, 29, December 6, 13, 2016
$70 for members / $80 for non-members
Fine Art & More
Silversmithing and Metal Fabrication with Matt Balint
Silversmithing & Metal Fabrication offers an opportunity to learn the basic techniques of silversmithing and allows participants the opportunity to create a piece of functional or non-functional art, jewelry or sculpture in sterling or fine silver. This class is a fun and laid back environment where students will receive an introduction to a number of techniques and approaches to two and three-dimensional design as well as establish a foundation for the fabrication of jewelry with a primary focus on lamination (soldering), piercing, bezal making, and stone setting. All of the necessary tools will be provided. Class size is limited to 10. There will be $30 materials fee will be due to instructor Matt Balint at the first class.
Tuesdays, October 18, 25, November 1, 8, 15, 2016
6:30pm - 9pm
$90 for members/$100 for not-yet-members
Photographing Artwork for Submission & Archival with Harry Wirtz
Let photographer and instructor Harry Wirtz teach you to use your digital camera to make quality photographs for documentation, press releases, jury submissions, and print editions. Topics will include setting up artwork for photography, low cost lighting options, basic camera adjustments, editing the image for accuracy, how to work with digital file formats for submissions and storage, and when it is best to hire a professional.
Bring your camera and be familiar with its operation; bring the user manual. "Point and shoot" cameras can be made to work with some effort, as can cell phones, but a digital single lens reflex (DSLR) camera can deliver the best results. A demonstration set up with artwork and affordable lighting will be provided.
Daytime Silversmithing & Metal Fabrication: Creating an Original Bracelet
Jewelry should be as unique as the person wearing it, and metalsmith and instructor Matt Balint can help you create it. Saratoga Arts' Creating a Bracelet class offers students the opportunity to learn basic techniques of silversmithing while creating a beautiful bracelet of their own design. Students will explore bezel making, stone setting and soldering. All of the necessary tools will be provided. Class size is limited to 10. Please bring a pencil and paper, a $30 materials fee (due to Matt) and any stones you would like to incorporate into your design to the first class. This workshop is designed for all levels and no experience is required!
Wednesdays, November 9, 16, 23, 30, December 7, 2016
1pm - 3pm
$90 for members/$100 for not-yet-members
Framing & Matting Your Artwork for Display & Exhibition
Perfect for artists interested in solutions for framing work for the upcoming Members' Show, this custom picture framing workshop will empower and inspire you. Jennifer Duke Harpending has more than 30 years of framing and matting experience, and will help teach you how to properly and creatively mat and frame your artwork, whether for your own personal collection or for gallery and exhibition sales. The concentration will be on budget and do-it-yourself framing techniques that don't break the bank and are appropriate for resale. Bring a piece of artwork that you are interested in finding a framing solution for.
Sunday, October 16, 2016: 1-4pm
$30 for members / $35 for non-members
Weaving with Nancy Sharples
Learn the ancient art of weaving with Nancy Sharples! Both the experienced weaver and the curious beginner will have the chance to work on a 4-harness floor or table loom to create such projects as a wall hanging, scarf, table runner, or small rug in this hands on class. Please bring a good pair of scissors. A materials fee of about $15 (depending on project) will be due at first class. Class size is limited to 9. This workshop is designed for all levels and no experience is required! Saratoga Arts' Weaving Studio is open daily to all registered weaving students to work on projects outside of class hours. Weaving Studio hours are: M-F, 9am - 4:30pm and Saturdays 11am - 4:30pm.
Wednesdays, 1pm - 3pm
September 14, 21, 28, October 5, 12, & 19
$85 for members / $95 for non-members
Supply List Book: includes
Contemporary Woodland Landscape with Robert Carsten
Capturing Fall Colors in Watercolor with Robert J. O'Brien
The Impressionist Still Lifewith Ann Larsen
Inspired by the Masters
Dynamic Design & Composition
Plein Air at Yaddo
Watercolors - Beginner to Intermediate
Problem Solving for Intermediate Watercolorists
Basic Drawing I
Drawing II
Drawing for All Levels
The Art of Charcoal
Think Pen & Ink
All Media Courses
Emergency Contact Form (for children)
Scholarship Request Form (adults)
Scholarship Request Form (children)
Community Arts Education Program scholarships available for residents of Malta. This year, Saratoga Arts was the awarded a grant from the Global Foundries - Town of Malta Foundation. Scholarships are available for our adult classes and for our summer camp and school break programs. To learn more about Saratoga Arts Scholarship Program, contact Kate Morse, Director of Education - firstname.lastname@example.com or 518-584-4132


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Wrap your precious one in soft crocheted baby bunnies!
You will not be able to resist these 2 adorable baby blankets. Both are made using a fingering- or baby-weight yarn. Bunnies on Parade is made using motifs stitched together and Baby Bunny includes a color change. Finished sizes: Bunnies on Parade: 26 1/2" x 36"; Baby Bunny: 33" x 39 1/2".
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Auracle provides compact & customizable filtering, monitoring and grouping of buffs and debuffs.
Auracle's capabilities are organized roughly into "trackers", "windows" and "styles".
The most important of these is the "tracker", each of which can monitor a list of multiple auras (either buffs or debuffs, but not both at the same time). When any of those (de)buffs are found, the tracker lights up (or changes visually in any number of other interesting and configurable ways).
A "window" is just a collection of trackers that all watch the same unit. On a fresh installation, Auracle provides one window that watches "target", so any trackers in that window will activate according to the (de)buffs on your current target. You can create as many windows as you want, and each one can watch any unit you want (player, pet, focus, etc).
The visual aspects of windows and trackers are controlled by "styles". There is always a "Default" style (one each for windows and trackers), and you can create as many additional styles as you want.
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Please note that Auracle is kept current by the author on wowace.com, curse.com and wowinterface.com. If you get it from any other source, you are not guaranteed to get the latest version.
If you would like to help translate Auracle into other languages, please use the WoWAce Localization tool.
Getting Started
Since every role, class, spec and player will be interested in monitoring different (de)buffs, Auracle does not provide any trackers by default. The first thing you'll want to do, then, is add one.
To do this, open Auracle's configuration window, either with the chat command "/auracle" or from Interface Options->AddOns->Auracle. Select the "windows" tab to see your windows (you'll start with one, "Target") and their trackers (none yet). Select the light blue "(Add Tracker...)" option and click the button to add a new blank tracker to the window.
Click the new tracker, and then open its "Auras" tab. Set the type to "buffs" or "debuffs" according to what you want to monitor, and then type the names of as many auras as you want, one per line. Now, whenever your target has any of these (de)buffs applied, this tracker will light up and show the time remaining.
Configuration Ideas
Auracle is highly configurable; there are a great many ways you can set it up to display information however you want. Some ideas:
- You could set up two windows that both watch "target" (or "focus", etc), but make one of them only visible when the target is a raid boss, and the other one only visible otherwise. Now you can have one set of trackers for bosses, and a different one for trash.
- You could set up a window style with no border or background, and a tracker style that hides everything (border, icon, text) when missing. Now you can position a window with this style in the middle of your screen, and add trackers to watch for procs (like Clearcasting, for example). Now whenever that proc goes off, you get a big fat icon in the middle of the screen letting you know about it, but when you use it up, it disappears completely.
- You could set a tracker's text to display the time remaining, and its spiral to display stacks. Now the spiral will fill up (or drain away) in chunks according to how many stacks are present, while the text shows you the duration: a nice compact way to see two kinds of information on the same icon.
- You could set up trackers for various raid debuffs which are visible when missing, but disappear completely when present. This becomes your "big brother" raid-leader view; if someone slacks and doesn't put up a debuff, that one pops up for you to holler at them, without having to look through the other 40-odd debuffs which are all correctly applied.
You do not have to donate. Auracle is free, open-source software, and will always be free to use.
However, if you do use and enjoy Auracle, making a donation is a great way to show your appreciation and support future development. I no longer play WoW as a pastime, so the only reason for me to pay the subscription fee is to do addon development; any contribution to cover that cost is greatly appreciated.
If you do choose to donate, you may do so here: Donate!
If you have a PayPal account with an active balance, please consider logging in to your account and using the "send money" feature instead of the Donate button. PayPal deducts a flat fee from all donations, which can be a significant percentage of smaller amounts; if you "send money" instead, no fee will be deducted and your full amount will be donated. To do this, just click "send money" from your account home page, enter "[email protected]" and any amount, and mark it as a "personal gift."
See http://www.wowace.com/addons/auracle/pages/changelog/
During its alpha development phase, Auracle was called AuraHUD. It was renamed to avoid confusion, since "HUD" has particular connotations for WoW addons which Auracle does not really reflect, and there was already another (completely unrelated) project called BuffHUD.
The concept for Auracle is based on Smarty by Luxx of Death and Taxes, but has been essentially rewritten from scratch.
Lynzey Oct 28, 2012 at 17:37 UTC - 0 likes
Is it possible to turn it into a screenplay? This is pretty bad when you're used to play with
ZubrDP Aug 31, 2012 at 00:30 UTC - 0 likes
Mneme on Curse posted this over there:
Manually install the most recent beta of LibDualSpec and those errors should disappear. Make sure you overwrite the files that are already in /Auracle/libs/LibDualSpec-1.0/
This also fixes the issue with the config menu not opening. **
It worked for me.
jintao Aug 29, 2012 at 15:08 UTC - 1 like
In 5.0.4 I am unable to bring up config. My existing trackers seem to still be working but Auracle isn't listed in my interface/addon menu.
Kokoshne Aug 29, 2012 at 04:03 UTC - 0 likes
@eetabeetay: Go
eetabeetay Aug 07, 2012 at 16:49 UTC - 0 likes
On beta, I cannot access the configuration window through either /auracle or the addons tab in the interface window. r118 I thought was the MoP update.
Starfire512 Nov 01, 2010 at 17:08 UTC - 0 likes
Can we track Holy Power stacks?
Seajewel May 18, 2010 at 07:58 UTC - 0 likes
It doesn't make sense to me either, it should be impossible but it is definitely happening. honestly have no clue how to deal with it or why it's happening. I didn't mess with anything .lua. I literally disabled ALL my addons on shaman, logged in, and still had Auracle running.. I don't understand =/Last edited May 18, 2010 by Seajewel
Seajewel May 14, 2010 at 06:56 UTC - 0 likes
I just want to keep Auracle on for my priest. I have gone to the addons menu on the character screen, disabled for all except for my priest, and Auracle is still ALWAYS on for my shaman, no matter what. I do not have this problem on my paladin. i've tried using Addon Control Panel, disabling, reloadUI.. still I have auracle. Same with logging off, turning it off on the character screen addon button. I am using the most recent 1.2.1 version.
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Ben Garrett (front), Lucas Wells and Joe Lehman in "The Andrews Brothers" at Meadow Brook Theatre. Photo: Rick Smith
'G.I. Jive' Livens Up Meadow Brook Theatre
By John Quinn
Originally printed 5/1/2014 (Issue 2218 - Between The Lines News)
Each era has its "pop" music. For the years that included World War II, the music was swing and its impish offspring, boogie-woogie. And 70 years ago, few acts could match The Andrews Sisters. Their razor-sharp close harmony was the benchmark for performance in their genre. Swing music has not lost its charm; the up-beat, syncopated melodies, backed by a brassy orchestra, are still infectious. It is a pleasure, then, to experience Meadow Brook Theatre's latest musical, featuring tunes of those times - but with a gender-bending twist.
"The Andrews Brothers," was created by Roger Bean - who's also responsible for "Life Could Be a Dream," last season's jukebox musical. And what, pray tell, is a "jukebox musical?" Take a selection of musical numbers that are related by era, composer, artist or theme; and write a plot that is barely strong enough to support the score. Voila! Your very own jukebox musical! Bean is the guiding hand of a number of examples - not only the above referenced "Dream," but "Route 66" and the ever-popular "The Marvelous Wonderettes."
It's 1945, and the United Service Organizations (USO) has sent a touring show to military bases in the South Pacific. While LaVerne, Maxine and Patty top the bill, joining them for a performance at Fort Kittylock is a perky pin-up girl, Peggy Jones (Allison Hunt). She arrives to meet three hapless back stage guys who really want to be front and center. They are Max Andrews (Joe Lehman), Patrick Andrews (Lucas Wells) and Lawrence Andrews (Ben Garrett) - yes, they are the Andrews brothers. The guys hope this is their big break into show biz and pass themselves off as Peggy's back-up singers. But bad news arrives: The Andrews Sisters can't clear quarantine - something about chickenpox. In the great tradition of "the show must go on," Peggy suggests the brothers impersonate the sisters. But can the Andrews sing and dance in ankle strap pumps and still keep their stocking seams straight?
The outrageously silly plot suits its purpose - giving context to 25 solid swing tunes, many made famous by The Andrews Sisters. Included are the iconic "Don't Sit under the Apple Tree" and "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy," which is still a staple of pop artists, notably Bette Midler. In addition: For jukebox musicals, "The Andrews Brothers" has a script that is a cut above the rest. The tune-filled first act is well constructed to set up the zany, slapstick USO show that is the second act. The Andrews would prefer to be in the military, but each has a physical condition - poor vision, flat feet, asthma - that renders him 4F, "not qualified for service." What seems like superficial character traits become running gags once the boys hit the stage.
The voices are uniformly strong, the close harmony is pitch perfect. The music and vocal arrangements are not the '40s originals, but close enough to allow three tenors to recreate the remarkable possibilities of contralto, soprano and mezzo.
Hunt, as the only lady among the gents, would stand out anyway, but her vocals are outstanding, too. She captures a performance style immediately identifiable with the war years, which is an aural cue to the show's context. Musical director Daniel Feyer shows yet again that he doesn't need a big band to play Big Band splendidly.
"The Andrews Brothers" is a boisterous farce, and director Travis W. Walter unabashedly tosses in gag after gag. That's not to say that a lot of the comedy doesn't derive from fleeting expressions and miming by the flexible cast, as their characters are increasingly daunted by yet continue to rise to the occasion.
Also of note are the efficient rolling set pieces that make for seamless scene changes, courtesy of designer Jen Price Fick, and a breezy lighting design by Reid G. Johnson. Corey Globke's attractive costumes are deceptively simple, but are just the type of outfits that allow for quick changes, whether in a theater or on the road. The trio's second act costumes are a pastel rendering of the military cut skirts, ties and caps the sisters wore to introduce "Bugle Boy" in the Abbot and Costello film "Buck Privates." That's a nice touch.
The sad fact is that the Greatest Generation is leaving us. The kids who fought for our freedoms, whether on the battle fields, in the factories or even in the Hollywood Canteen and USO, who experienced swing first hand, are fewer every day. It's hard to sell a show like "The Andrews Brothers" on nostalgia alone. But this production proves the cream of the crop never sours, and the music can win over another generation - even if it's only heard through iPods.
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Skip to comments.Prison escapee Armin Christian caught in R.I. after 32 years
Posted on 05/27/2012 12:00:14 PM PDT by kiryandil
Rhode Island police have arrested a man they say escaped from a South Carolina prison on Christmas Day over 30 years ago...
...Christian had been living in Bristol. He was arrested and charged with escaping a correctional facility.
A South Carolina prisons spokesman says Christian walked away from the now defunct Piedmont Work Center near Greenville on Christmas Day in 1980.
He was sentenced to 11 months in prison in November 1980 for domestic non-payment of child support...
(Excerpt) Read more at cbsnews.com ...
Knowing that somewhere, there was a GUY who was denying our police officers, prosecuting attorneys, judges, and jailers those few extra hours that they needed to get the new pool finished, or maybe a nice vacation somewhere, or even cutting into the OT they needed to pump their pensions up to what they were making when they were actually working.
Throw the book at him. More jobs! More OT!
At least they managed to nudge it up from the original misdemeanor to "felony escaping"...
Now those parole guys will get some taxpayer vig after he gets out, too.
Watch your back, Folks.
Unless you're Barry Soetoro.
He stuck it to his own child.
I believe that is called debtor's prison. One of the more charming legal fictions we inherited from King George and his ilk, the concept that if the Crown/State seizes a man's meager possessions for itself and locks him up, his debtors will magically get paid.
And FWIW, despite years on unemployment, I never missed a single child support payment. (although, it is perhaps worth mentioning that baring a miracle I go into foreclosure this week)...
How do you know?
He was sentenced to 11 months in prison in November 1980 for domestic non-payment of child support...
It's doubtful he made payments while he was on the run, else they would have caught him sooner.
Once I was charged with non-payment although I have never missed a payment either.
And what of the jamoke with thirty (30!)kids paying $1.48¿?
Yes, the Founding Fathers foresaw and eagerly anticipated the day when the System could pursue guys like Armin from one end of the continent to the other, like the Screaming Harpies of the Inferno, combined with the ceaseless vigilance of Kerberos.
Well, unless you are Jon Corzine or Bill Clinton. Then, not so much.
I think the 30+ years has served justice. Of course, the fat, engorged .gov ticks don't think so...
Good for you.
If men won't raise their own children, the country will collapse trying to do it for them.
The Founders had the entire western frontier as a safety hatch for dealing with guys like this.
It's unfortunate that the .gov ticks have overrun every nook & cranny in this country, and will "just follow orders" in dealing with the transgressing serfs.
But not, of course, royalty like Corzine, Clinton or Barack "Forgery Boy" Obama...
Maybe they can thumb a ride with Michelle and Beyonce on Air Force One.
You assume a great deal.
Pretty much. Still, at some point one should stop persecuting a man for stealing a loaf of bread to feed his children.
Most of the Republicans are happily helping the oligarchs asset-strip the peasants.
The Stupid Party isn't as blatant as the Criminal Party, but they're complicit.
Stuff like this where an actual adult can't step in and say "Hey, why are we blowing taxpayer money on this penny-ante BS?" is why I blame both parties.
"Teacher says, every time an Armin gets arrested, another Javert gets his SWEET .gov pension."
Knowing that there are men like Inspector Javert protecting us from misdemeanor scum, like debtors and bread thieves, should make us all sleep better at night.
>The statute of limitations does not run if you flee the jurisdiction to avoid prosecution. The statute of limitations is the time they have to charge a defendant, not the time they have to try the case.
The right to a speedy trial is the time between the charge & the trial.
The SOL is the time they have to charge you after the original crime is committed.
If you flee to avoid, that might be a crime that lacks SOL
We Javerts have a greater responsibility than you can possibly fathom. You weep for Armin Christian and you curse the legal system. You have that luxury. You have the luxury of not knowing what I know: that Armin's apprehension and incarceration, while tragic, probably saved jobs. And my existence, while grotesque and incomprehensible to you, saves jobs...You don't want the truth. Because deep down, in places you don't talk about at parties, you want me hunting down Armin Christian. You need me on the job 24/7/365, with OT & a great .gov pension.
We use words like rule of law, justice, fairness ... we use these words as the backbone to a life spent defending something. You use 'em as a punchline. I have neither the time nor the inclination to explain myself to a man who rises and sleeps under the blanket of the very freedom I provide, then questions the manner in which I provide it! I'd rather you just said thank you and went on your way. Otherwise, I suggest you pick up a weapon and join a Neighborhood Watch. (Of course, we'll prosecute you if you shoot a stoner Fight Club homey who's going MMA on you).
Either way, I don't give a damn what you think you're entitled to!
You are correct, speedy trial is independent of the SOL. If you steal a bicycle when you 15, they cannot charge you when you are 30. If you steal a bicycle when you are 15 and they charge you a few weeks later, but you don't show up for trial, the clock on the SOL does not run. The delay was caused by you.
Child support is not proof of paternity. I know many young men hung with supporting someone else's kid. In many states you only have to be married to the mother when the kid is born and the kid is yours regardless of paternity. Or the mother can accuse you of fatherhood and if you don't fight the kid can become legally yours.
The best thing to do is eliminate all forms of child support. If a women doesn't want a child it is within her power to never have one. Why should anyone ever have to pay for someone else's voluntary activity?
Not supporting your child is despicable but it is something best left to families, churches, and local communities.
We adopted 2 children last Tuesday. They have the same mother but not the same father. In the 4 years that we had them in our custody, neither father or the mother paid a cent in court ordered child support.
This guy got 11 months for disobeying a court order, fleeing custody is what he will be charged with now and that's a 5 year sentence in most cases.
Your scheme won't work because women can still vote.
So women are just another class of people who will vote themselves benefits that others are forced to pay for?
Women are nesters. If the fathers of their babies won't do the right thing, then the women will make sure big government does. Women can't do it by themselves.
That's why if men won't raise their own children, the country will collapse trying to do it for them.
Then that is a yes to my question. Have a baby and expect someone else to pay for it.
The father is responsible.
If you can't do the time, don't do the crime.
Ultimately the women decides whether or not to have a child. Therefore the woman is responsible. If a women cannot see to supporting her child either by working or having a supportive father of the child then she should not have a child. If she has child she cannot support than adoption or an orphanage are good options if family or church will not step up.
The last thing that should happen is that society should be forced to support her and the child or even forced to help her force the baby daddy into supporting the child.
Oh, jolly good parody.
And once more:
Your scheme wont work because women can still vote.
"The last thing that should happen is that society should be forced to support her and the child"
"or even forced to help her force the baby daddy into supporting the child."
Huh? How do you conflate these two? This is precisely what should happen.
Every time a man has sex, there is the possibility of fathering a child.
Do you not know this, or do you just wish it weren't so?
If a child is born, the father is just as responsible as the mother. Just as. Not more. Not less. Just. As.
And yeah, I'm tired of supporting other people's kids. So I have no problem forcing fathers to "step up," as you say.
Idiot man-child types who can't accept reality — at its most molecular, chromosome-combining level — shouldn't be having sex.
Some reading material for you, Big Government donna.
Oh, BTW - regarding "the ironclad rule of law in America".
How many years did Bill Clinton serve in prison again?
Oh, and how many years did Jon Corzine get for the MF Global thefts?
Law is for the little people, like Armin here.
It's positively Kafkaesque...
I will repeat myself: Ultimately the woman decides whether or not to have a child. Therefore the woman is responsible.
If she procreates with a worthless POS is that my problem? Should I be taxed so that the government can pursue and harass the same when he doesn't pay up?
Any woman has the power to remain childless if she so desires. If she wishes to have children that's her decision and I should not be enslaved to pay for it.
Repeat yourself all you want; you still make no sense.
"If she procreates..." What about if HE procreates?
If a woman is pregnant, some guy has also procreated. This is inarguable.
And any man also has the power to remain childless if he so desires. Also inarguable.
Roe v Wade.
The First Trimester: The Court held that during the first 3 months, the decision to abort must be completely left to the judgment of the pregnant woman and her doctor. The State cannot interfere with the abortion decision at all.
There is no "man" in that paragraph. FreedomNotSafety is correct.
Am I really reading this right?
You guys contend men shouldn't have to support THEIR children because a woman could have aborted them and didn't?
Vegas is also full of people who are mad at the casino where they rolled the dice and lost their money.
Nobody feels sorry for them.
And everybody agrees, you owe the marker.
No, I don't contend anything.
It's the LAW. "The First Trimester: The Court held that during the first 3 months, the decision to abort must be completely left to the judgment of the pregnant woman and her doctor. The State cannot interfere with the abortion decision at all." I don't see anywhere in there where Armin Christian gets a choice.
Now, one of the monkeys like you would read words into that statement in order to justify the State whipping out a gun and jamming it up Armin Christian's nose.
Me, I'm not a monkey. I just starve them...
My argument is unassailable. Of course it takes two I never said it didn't but that doesn't change the fact that a women is the ultimate arbiter for child bearing. Women will always be able to find sperm donors. So why do you contend that because she finds a sperm donor who is either unable or unwilling to support the child it becomes a problem for the government to solve?
"I don't see anywhere in there where Armin Christian gets a choice."
Why won't either of you logicians address my primary point? He absolutely had a choice. He made the choice to have sex.
Anyone who has sex willingly is willingly fathering children.
Lobbing insults, wishing it weren't so, and supreme court decisions won't change that fact.
Any man can make the choice to not have sex if he doesn't want children or isn't willing to support them.
Once they're here, they're on you. And yeah, at gunpoint, if necessary.
"My argument is unassailable."
Except the part about all of America and Western Civilization now and throughout history disagreeing with you: men must support their children.
"Women will always be able to find sperm donors."
I think you mean women will be able to find "men who are willingly making the choice to have sex with women they're not married to."
"So why do you contend that because she finds a sperm donor who is either unable or unwilling to support the child it becomes a problem for the government to solve?"
Because by "the government," you mean my tax dollars. And I'm not paying for your kid; I'd rather use the enforcement arm to make YOU pay for YOUR kid. You pay for your choice to have sex, not me.
Your contention that men have no "choice" (your word, and language of Roe v. Wade) is jaw-droppingly stupid. No choice whether to have sex? What are the stats of female-on-male rape?
I'm pretty sure there aren't any.
Yeah, it's all about "choice;" and he made his choice when he took her home or into the backseat or wherever.
Now he pays for it.
LOL! Lip off anonymously on an Internet forum all you want to.
I guarantee you that if you dared to speak that "truth to power" BS to the Supreme Court's enforcers, you'd be a bugsplat on their windshield.
You lose the argument, for spouting nonsense.
Because he's one of Tom Baugh's monkeys who needs to be starved.
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Braquo is a French TV series that focuses on the lives of four Paris police officers from the Hauts-de-Seine's District Police Department Their lives are changed when their mentor Max commits suicide. Max is driven to suicide after being accused of inappropriate behavior against a violent rape suspect. Jean-Hugues Anglade (Eddy Caplan), Joseph Malerba (Walter Morlighem), Nicolas Duvauchelle (Théo Vachewski) and Karole Rocher (Roxanne Delgado)play the police officers who want to clear Max's name. Jean-Hugues Anglade appeared in Nikita and Betty Blue. Joseph Malerba appeared in Léon: The Professional. Nicholas Duvauchelle starred in Le Petit Voleur. Karole Rocher played in Polisse.
The four officers will do whatever it takes. They will break rules and cross the line. While trying to clear their mentor's name, Internal affairs agent Vogel, played by Geoffroy Thiebaut, investigates their unconventional techniques to get to the truth. They get caught up in a corrupted world. They also have to deal with a recurring nemesis named Lemoine, a career criminal played by Alain Figlarz.
Braquo first aired on October 12th, 2009. The first season was written and directed by Olivier Marchal. Marchal is best known for his film Gangsters. The second season was co-written and directed by directed and co-written by Abdel Raouf Dafri, the French writer who was responsible for Mesrine and A Prophet.
The TV Series is the winner of TV France International 2011 Export Award. Braquo also won the International Emmy award for best drama series in 2012. The series is produced by Capa Drama. When the series first launched it was a success. It captured more than 1.2 million viewers. Season two had more than 1.3 million viewers. The series was shown in France in Channel+.In 2009, Braquo was the second most watched TV Series in Canal+. There are eight episodes completed for both season 1 and 2. The series is 52 minutes long.
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- Episode 8 - Between Earth and Heaven
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The Russians got the better of Jordania, who was killed in the course of the attack. But how did the maximum security safe house get located so quickly? Caplan' suspicions fall on Andr©as.
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Using cross-country regressions, we examine the relationship between "point-source" resource abundance and economic growth, quality of institutions, investment in human and physical capital, and social welfare (life expectancy and infant mortality). Contrary to most literature, we find little evidence of natural resource curse outside of the economies in transition. In the economies in transition, there is some evidence that natural resource wealth is associated with higher infant mortality. This negative effect, however, exists only relative to other resource rich countries. Compared to other economies in transition, natural resource abundant transitional economies are not worse off with respect to our indicators.
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Three Honorary Coaches and three Honorary Cheerleaders—who also happen to be campers at Camp Good Days and Special Times—were introduced during the annual pre-game Courage Bowl luncheon, held on the St. John Fisher College campus on November 13.
The luncheon was attended by players and coaches from the Fisher Cardinals and the Alfred University Saxons football teams, elected officials, and Camp Good Days and Special Times staff and supporters. This Saturday, November 16, the Cardinals and Saxons will go head-to-head at 1:00 p.m. at Growney Stadium. This will be the first Courage Bowl for Alfred University, and the Cardinals have won every Courage Bowl game since it began.
The honorary coaches for the Cardinals are: Anders Swanson, Ben Hammond, and Joseph Mayer. On Saturday, the coaches will be in the locker room with the team, lead them on to the field, be at mid-field for the coin toss, and coach from the sidelines during the game. Fisher's honorary cheerleaders are: Lauren Miller, Kayla Tiedeman, and Sydney Kreschenko. They will meet their squad at Growney Stadium Saturday morning to prepare and cheer from the sidelines during the game. All six have been battling cancer.
In addition, Mayor Tom Richards, Monroe County Executive Maggie Brooks, and Pittsford Town Supervisor Sandra Zutes proclaimed this week "Courage Bowl Week" in the City of Rochester, Monroe County, and the Town of Pittsford.
Courage Bowl general admission student tickets are available for a donation of $5.00 each, and general admission adult tickets are $7.00 each. Tickets are available through the St. John Fisher College Athletics Department by calling (585) 385-8309. Proceeds from the annual event will benefit the children and families at Camp Good Days.
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Along with free buffet breakfast, this hotel offers a restaurant and free self parking. Planning on a spot of skiing during your stay? Not only will you find cross-country skiing nearby, but also facilities such as ski-in/ski-out access, ski storage, skiing lessons and ski rentals. On-site winter fun includes downhill skiing. Magia dei Cristalli is the place to be for rest and relaxation, offering facials and body scrubs, as well as Ayurvedic treatments, body wraps and body treatments. Relax in the indoor pool during your stay. There is also a bar/lounge where guests can enjoy drinks. In addition to the on-site spa, a spa tub and a sauna are among the leisure facilities on offer.
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Chelsea are in the midst of one of their biggest transitional periods of the Roman Abramovich era. The Blues made strides to truly overhaul much of the squad this summer, but there are still several players who need to be moved on from the club in the coming months.
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Spencer Smythe was an inventor of the original Spider-Slayer. He managed to convince J. Jonah Jameson to use it in his campaign against Spider-Man[1]. He also worked with Mark Raxton on creating a liquid metallic alloy for the Spider-Slayers, which eventually turned Raxton into the Molten Man[2]. He next constructed the Spider-Slayer Mark II.
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When Jameson became Mayor of New York in 2009, he managed to legally acquire Spencer's devices to augment his Spider-Slayer squad to capture Spider-Man, including his spider tracer. However, his squad had a change of heart after Spider-Man helped them to surround a nuclear bomb set by the Chameleon and crushed the tracer.
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Along with free continental breakfast, this motel offers free WiFi. Relax in the outdoor pool during your stay.
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Civic Center Motor Inn - San Francisco
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