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Jan Keizer (born 3 April 1949 in Volendam) is a Dutch singer and composer, best known as one of the singers of the popband BZN.
Keizer began his career in music as a drummer with the band Empty Hearts, which he renamed the Q-tips two years later, after the main guitar player left, and turned it into a close-harmony band. In 1974, Keizer joined BZN to replace their drummer, Jaap Sombroek. When the band's lead singer, Jan Veerman, left later that year Keizer replaced him.[1]
In 2000, Keizer started his first French language solo album. Two more solo albums followed. Together with Jan Tuijp and Jack Veerman he owns a production company: JJJ Productions.
In 2007, he disbanded BZN.[2] In 2008, he released another solo album Give me your smile.[2] His sixth solo album Chords of Life was released in 2009.[3]
In January 2010, he was on the jury for the TROS singing competition Sterren.nl Academy.[3]


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Can I Transmit HIV to My Baby?
Yes. An HIV-positive mother can transmit HIV to her baby in three ways:
- During pregnancy
- During vaginal childbirth
- Through breastfeeding
Fortunately, if you are HIV-positive, treatment with a combination of HIV medicines (called antiretroviral therapy or ART) can improve your health and greatly lower the chance that you will pass HIV to your baby before, during, or after birth. The treatment is most effective for preventing HIV transmission to babies when started as early as possible during pregnancy. However, there are still great benefits to beginning treatment even during labor or shortly after the baby is born.
Should I Get Tested For HIV If I Am Pregnant?
Yes. Get tested for HIV when you are planning a pregnancy or as soon as possible after you find out you are pregnant, even if you have been tested before.
CDC also recommends that some women receive a second HIV test in their third trimester if they meet certain criteria, such as continuing to engage in behaviors that put you at high risk for getting HIV.
Not all health care facilities offer an automatic HIV test for pregnant women. Be sure to request one if it isn't offered.
Of course, some women go into labor before they have been tested. If a pregnant woman goes into labor without having had an HIV test, CDC recommends that she be given a rapid HIV test in the labor and delivery room. That way, if the test is positive, the doctors can work with her to help prevent passing HIV to the baby.
How Can I Prevent Passing HIV to My Baby Before Birth?
If you are HIV-positive and pregnant, you can greatly lower your risk of passing HIV to your baby and protect your own health by taking ART during pregnancy, labor, and delivery.
The goal of ART is to reduce the amount of HIV in your body to an undetectable level (called an undetectable viral load).
Pregnant women can safely use many HIV medicines during pregnancy. Talk to your health care provider about the benefits and risks of specific HIV medicines when choosing an HIV regimen to use during pregnancy.
And if you are already on ART, don't stop taking your medicine. It is important to stay on treatment to protect your health and prevent passing HIV to your baby. But your HIV regimen may change during pregnancy because pregnancy can affect how the body processes medicine. Work closely with your health care provider to find an HIV regimen that is right for you and always talk to your provider before making any changes.
Also talk to your health care provider about your delivery options. A scheduled cesarean delivery (sometimes called a C-section) at 38 weeks of pregnancy is recommended to reduce the risk of mother-to-child transmission for women with a high or unknown HIV viral load near the time of delivery.
All decisions regarding the use of HIV medicines during childbirth and the choice of a cesarean delivery are made jointly by a woman and her health care providers, and depend on the woman's individual situation.
For more information, see the NIH AIDSInfo fact sheets, the Use of HIV Medicines During Pregnancy and Preventing Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV During Childbirth.
How Can I Prevent Passing HIV to My Baby After Birth?
If you are HIV-positive, your baby will receive an HIV medicine called zidovudine (brand name: Retrovir) for 6 weeks after birth. This HIV medicine is intended to protect the baby from infection with any HIV that passed from you during childbirth.
Your baby will be tested several times over the course of 6 months to determine whether the baby has HIV. If testing shows that the baby does have HIV, the baby will be switched from zidovudine to ART.
Fortunately, few babies in the United States are born with HIV because most pregnant women with HIV and their babies receive HIV medicines.
Also, because HIV can spread in breast milk, women with HIV who live in the United States should not breastfeed their babies. In the United States, infant formula is a safe and healthy alternative to breast milk.
For more information, see the NIH AIDSInfo fact sheet, Preventing HIV Transmission After Birth.
Related Topics on AIDS.gov
Additional Resources
- AIDSInfo – Preventing Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV During Childbirth
- AIDSInfo – Preventing Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV After Birth
- AIDSInfo – The Use of HIV Medicines During Pregnancy
- AIDSInfo – Guidelines for HIV Testing in Adults, Adolescents, and Pregnant Women
- AIDSInfo – Guidelines on Use of Antiretroviral Drugs in Pregnant Women and Interventions to Reduce Perinatal Transmission in the U.S.
- CDC – HIV Among Pregnant Women, Infants and Children
- CDC – HIV Basics: Prevention
- CDC – One Test, Two Lives
- HHS Office on Women's Health – Pregnancy and HIV/AIDS
- HHS Office on Population Affairs – Guidelines for Providing Quality Family Planning Services
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I just inherited two hives. They're currently located across my yard from one another at the advice of the previous owner who thought at one point a hive was being raided by the other hive.
One hive is very active while the other is not. In fact, the 2nd hive is VERY quite. I was surprised to open it up and find that it is full of bees. However, I couldn't locate any brood (too early in the season?) which makes me think I need to get these guys a new queen. Yesterday & today the slow hive has appeared to be VERY active but I'm starting to suspect that the bees from the hive are coming in to grab some free honey. I can't be sure of this because I can't tell the bees from each hive apart but I do know that I don't see a lot of bees coming back loaded with pollen at this hive. I just see a whole lot of chaos out front.
My question is, how close can I put these hives to one another without worrying about one hive overtaking the other?


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The Give the Planet a Hug Classroom Rug is the perfect way to teach kids about going green. This cute and colorful carpet provides a fantastic new way to encourage children to be good stewards of our planet. One of hte lessons kids learn is school is to be kind to the earth and each other. This Hug Rug not only helps internalize that message it has the alphabet along the edge to reinforce learning the ABCs too.
Teaching kids to be kind to the environment, treat plants and animals with care, and to keep the earth green, will be easier. You'll have great discussions with your students and find out their ideas on helping our world. Maybe your class can have their own tag line like the famous, "Give a Hoot, Don't Pollute!"
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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 210 diseños de 86 diseñadores freelance.
We have this great name, which lends itself well to slogans like, "Cutting Edge", or "Sharp", or other great descriptions, but we don't have great logo which really displays all that in a concise and memorable image.
The name of the company is RazorIT. Capitalized exactly as that in all marketing materials when written as plain text. The logo however does not need to adhere to that.
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Thoughts of Friday's episode...
I really liked it. Loved the Victor drama and Kate being there. I really like how this may be setting it up for Victor/Caroline, which I'm ready for. It's been 6 months since Shawn died and I like how they got the ball rolling this week on them should they choose to go there with them. Chelsea's little comment about Victor never getting over Caroline helped set the stage as well. It has been great seeing so much more of Victor and Caroline this month.
Loved all of Victor's loved ones being there and their interactions, especially Bo and Philip. The Chelsea occupational therapy stuff came off better then I thought. Thankfully, they had her mention not being on call at the BBQ as it reminded us of her going to Victor for a hospital job, who then asked Daniel for help with that. It kind of set things up well. I also liked the scene where Victor asked Caroline and Kate to look after his sons. Good stuff all around.
Kate/Chloe was fun. Glad we are hearing her refer to Nancy now. That was missing early this year. Loved the Hope/Lucas scenes. They haven't shared scenes in a long time and I love seeing family scenes, especially Horton ones.
Glad Max left. I did like the scene where he wrote the letter. The lighting was cool. I just want to get this adventure with him and Stephanie over so we can get back into the Trent stuff. I like the Max story when it focuses more on him and less on Stephanie AND him.
Nice ending too with Kate/Daniel's fling finally coming out. The endings have really improved and we seem to be getting more cliffhangers and more suspense now. Hope it continues. I wonder if Rick Draughon is helping that along.
I didn't mind the Max flashback because that was one of my favorite scenes this year (at least until Stephanie comes into the picture) and one of my favorite scenes of Darin's ever. The Chloe/Lucas flashback was stupid. Flashbacks were really the worst part of the week for me and one of the few things wrong this week. The show really is improving. Things are coming together and the flow and direction is much better. It's not a perfect show right now but it's definitely the best it's been since mid-March IMO.
A very solid week for the show IMO. Monday looks like a fun episode so I look forward to it.
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Pokemon for Trade:
Pokemon Wanted:
Grimer (M)
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Items Have:
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Trading 1 Petaya Berry, 1 Brown Pokéblock, and 1 Silk Scarf to TeeHee for 2 Poison Barbs
I shall be giving one Poison Barb to my ungrateful Grimer, and one to my Victreebel, who is much obliged thankye Keith
Trading TM Thunderpunch for Skru's TM Softboiled.
Trading 4 candies and TM Sludge Bomb to Dark Scizor for his Male Scyther.
Trading my Level 13 Shiny Magnemite w/ Shockwave and Hidden Power: Steel to Keith for his level 28 Machoke....
...Then trading back, of course ;o
*flashy lights* *Mr. Miyagi grows two extra arms and begins to, with all four arms, do the 'wax on, wax off' motion*
Awesome \m/
Trading my TM Brick Break and Leaf Ball to Oscar for his 3 Rare Candies.
Trading 4 rare candies to Radical Edward for his Cacturne (M) Lv. 32 w/EM Acid, TM Ice Beam, TM Sunny Day and TM Metronome and 2 BP's I think.
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Tameness: 2 BP
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Naturaly Learned Techniques: Revenge,Poison Sting,Leer,Absorb,Growth,Leech Seed,Sand Attack,Pin Missile,Ingrain,Faint Attack,Spikes(35),Needle Arm(41),Cotton Spore(47),Sandstorm(53),Destiny Bond(59)
Tutored Moves: --
Egg Moves: (EM)Acid
HM/TM Moves: (TM)Ice Beam,(TM)Metronome,(TM)Sunny Day
trading lv. 32 cacturne to Wayne for his 4 candies. *confirmed*
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Now I've remade Vyse I realise how bloody awful this costume was. It was the first costume I made myself when unattended, and it really showed :P the zipper was wonky, the whole thing was badly fitted, and the boots were a shambles.
Those times were more innocent though, and I was just happy to be my favourite videogame hero back then so I guess it didn't matter much! Skies of Arcadia is and always has been my favourite game so cosplaying from it was obligatory. Vyse is mint and his outfit was much easier than Aika or Fina, so he was an easy choice!
He has since been totally remade and is relisted here as Version Two!
YES Skies cosplay. This has to be my all time favourite game. I can't wait to see this cosplay.
I attempted to cosplay vyse once, but i never completed the costume, but it was fun wearing the costume round town although the eyepatch i bought was too small and formed a vaccum round my eye( XD wasn't too great)
Good luck *thumps chest* i'm sure it's gonna look awesome. I still think more people should cosplay from skies. It's such an awesoem game
Hurrah!!! It's about time someone do a Skies of Arcadia cosplay around here! That game has to be one of my all time favourite RPG and I wish they would consider remaking it someday!!!!
Looking forward to seeing this at AmeCon~!!!
Ahhh picies XD Awesome awesome cosplay XD
o u r awsum- this is one of my fav games- funny since i only bought it to take advantage of a pre own sale
Awesomes!!! i love this game and it seriously under cosplayed, but one of the best Vyse's if seen yet
NICE quality costume. I'm looking forward to doing Belleza this October.
You going to expo?
Love your Vyse its epic
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BEND, Ore. - A car that crashed off Archie Briggs Road in northwest Bend Saturday night brought police and fire medics to the scene -- but no sign of the driver, prompting a search of the area. He later was cited at a friend's house on hit-and run charges involving a damaged utility box, officers said.
Residents of the area near Archie Briggs and Lower Village Way, just west of the Deschutes River, said they saw or heard a car driving downhill leave the road and overturn.
Police and medics were called to the scene around 10:30 p.m. and found the wrecked car, but no one with it. Archie Briggs Road was closed for a time as authorities searched the area for the driver, eventually identified as Bend-area resident Christopher James Raven, 37, said Sgt. Kurt Koester.
Raven was found at a friend's home Sunday morning and cited and released on the charge of leaving the scene of a crash that involved property damage, Koester said. No medics were called to the scene, he said.


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The 24 hit a tight spot in the beginning, but after that it slid right on in.....Have you tried anything larger? You have a nice large urethra on you.....
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I met Adrian Cohen-Gallant and Sophia Ilyniak at Gallery 1313. They were performing as part of a live Internet broadcast hosted by In My Bed Magazine. The artist couple has created a series of body paintings since their senior year at the Etobicoke School of the Arts (ESA). Together they position themselves on sheets of broadcloth, linen or burlap to create quasi-symmetrical imprints with their mud-covered bodies. The suggestive forms left behind allow Cohen-Gallant and Ilyniak to draw a viewer in with a sparse and graceful composition, while maintaining distance from intentionally arousing representations of sex. Since their performance at 1313, I have learned how the reception that these works received at ESA, and the intimacy Cohen-Gallant and Ilyniak foster, help cast light on the potential these two artists share.
Will: Lets start at the beginning. When were and how did you guys meet?
Adrian: I didn't necessarily have the greatest high school experience in my first four years of high school. I went to a school called Metro Prep [Metropolitan Preparatory Academy]. I actually started in grade eight, before I really had an opinion of my own about schools, my parents just put me in that school. In grade nine, I ended up getting into a drug addiction. In grade ten it had sky rocketed into terrible, terrible drugs. So, I ended up going to treatment in Utah. Spent a year in school there, got incredible marks because Utah's academics are terrible. I got like 100% in most of my classes. And I was basically two classes, from my understanding when I was in Utah, away from graduating. And then I come back to Canada, transferred my credits over, and they transferred basically into nothing; they transferred into a pile of electives. So I still needed so many mandatory classes. I had basically spent no time in school as far as they were concerned.
Sophia: That's when things get really kinda screwed up I think. We were friends most of the school year, and then I went to a treatment program for eating disorders, so I was gone for most of the year. And in the middle of that I lost my boyfriend, who I had been with for over two years. That's when he kind of came in, and became my best friend. Took care of me pretty much. You were there everyday. And that's just kinda how things happened. It was an OD [referencing the passing of her boyfriend], so he totally understood what happened.
Adrian: So I just told her 'I can be there for you.' And I just talked to her about things after her program everyday.
Sophia: The last thing that was on my mind was getting into another relationship. I was so content with being single for the next however many years. A month later we were already together. And I felt so terrible. It was a really, really hard time because I wasn't supposed to be with him. I wasn't supposed to be with anybody. I was supposed to be grieving. It was just wrong and some people had issues with it. Anyway, after a while we started making art and started doing really fun stuff together.
Will: Tell me about the initial idea and how things developed as you guys started working together.
Adrian: Initially, I feel it's a little bit cliché, but it was just how incredible the little things are, and how art is held on this pedestal but our daily life is below it. Such a beautiful part of our daily lives is artistic in every way; there are so many facets of it that are incredible. How could I actually express that? The next obvious conclusion was getting covered in paint and leaving the remnants of it behind on a canvas.
Will: Why does the naked body represent the opposite of 'elevated' art for you?
Adrian: Where I want to go with this was to show how other things are sacred and ritualistic that people do but are, especially at the age when we first started, very kept in the shadows. We refer to making love as sleeping with someone because it's supposed to happen at night behind closed doors. It's a hush-hush topic even though we're supposed to be a liberal society.
Sophia: Especially during high school; we are [supposed to be] a-sexual beings in high school.
Adrian: It's really hard to visualize what it's going look like until you actually do it. Once we actually did it and saw the first print we stood holding one another as if we were looking at our child.
Sophia: The first thing that we really liked about it was that it was a 2D sculpture.
Adrian: Yeah, its an imaginary sculpture. It's not a performance piece; we were making love on them, and a lot of them you can really see the passion in them. There is a lot of motion and movement; you can actually see the passion of what happened. The ones that aren't like that area whole lot cleaner. They almost have a completely different message in them. The whole gray series, I almost find it too sterile, but at the same time it is an interesting look at lovemaking. It's really sterile: here's where your hands go, here's where your legs go, here's where your body goes. It really isn't that far of a stretch to go from what we do to a performance piece. We're not opposed to public nudity.
Sophia: It's amazing that I'm doing that right know, when you consider where I was last year.
Will: [to Sophia] Was it important for you to be able to do these [performance] pieces? Was that a step forward for you, it terms of you being comfortable with your own body?
Sophia: I'm in a way different place now. I'm just really happy that I don't have any anxiety about that at all.
Will: Do you think your performance pieces convey something completely different than the finished works themselves, the canvases.
Adrian: I feel like the finished works are really open to interpretation. You see one and you don't necessarily link it to sex or anything of that sort. There is a whole lot more risk involved in the performances to be interpreted as erotic or just in a less wholesome way, because we are naked and on display.
Sophia: We're showing how comfortable we are with each other.
Will: That's an important part of staying away from the erotic in my mind: just how comfortable you guys seem with one another. Is that a big objective for you: staying away from the erotic?
Adrian: We were afraid of In My Bed [Magazine].
Sophia: We checked it out, and did some research, and checked out what the magazine is actually about because we didn't want to put our stuff into some porno crap. That's not what it's about at all.
Adrian: Our culture absolutely disgusts me with the way sexuality is portrayed and woman are portrayed.
Sophia: That's another reason that I don't shave anything on my body. It's about equality, and I think the symmetry in some of the pieces conveys that.
Adrian: So many people will see my ass or my back on the canvas…
Sophia: And they instantly think its my body!
Adrian: Just because it is a sexualized object, but yours or mine looks exactly the same on the canvas.
Will: Has it's been difficult to overcome the association with the erotic when it comes to your body art?
Adrian: I find that the finished pieces do a much better job of avoiding that than the performance. And I think in order to achieve that same distinction with the performance it will take a lot of thinking. Doing it and finding out what happens is a big part of that. It wasn't interpreted that way at Gallery 1313, but it could have been. I find I have to think about where my hands are because where my hands are can change it from being ritualistic to erotic really quickly. If I have my hands on your breasts it is all of a sudden erotic because your breasts are so eroticized by our media.
Will: You describe it as a ritual, that it's a ritual act for you guys. Can you explain what that means?
Adrian: In our culture it's a means to an end, its not part of an everyday ritual that you share with someone you deeply care about. And as cliché as that may sound, it terrifies me to think that something as fundamental and animalistic is viewed in the same way as people view alcohol and drugs. The top three addictions are gambling, alcohol and pornography. It's insane to think that we view sex in the same way as we see a mind-altering substance.
Will: How was the first series received at ESA?
Adrian: Every year the grade twelves have a gallery show. Last year it was at the Whippersnapper on College. Our big assignment of the year is due before then so we have a chance of getting into the show. It had to be a series of seven works.
Sophia: We had seven of these ones [the coloured pieces]. Our stuff was up. It took hours to put it up. Everybody was so stoked about it. The day of [the opening] we come to the gallery and 'Sorry guys.'
Adrian: We get there early, the teachers came up to us and told us 'you guys have to take this down.' I feel like they were more anxious than they needed to be about it, they had made it a bigger deal than it needed to be.
Will: What were their concerns? How did they explain things to you?
Adrian: Well, it was explained to us that the board of education, the TDSB [Toronto District School Board], and the teachers union were in conflict at the time, and they explained to us that a gallery show is something that most high schools don't do. It's really a privilege that you get from going to ESA. And most kids in the fine arts program don't get into the show. The teachers select those who get in based on the caliber of art they're producing. And it would just take one parent whose kid's art didn't get into the show to complain and get our teachers fired. I'm skeptical about that, but that's how they explained it. There was no arguing, but at the same time as an artist I felt I should be behind my art 100%.
Sophia: After the Whippersnapper Show we were both so upset, but after that we thought about how awesome it is that after completing our first body of work we're already being censored. We're doing something right if we're already out their doing something that's not accepted.
Will: Do you think your teachers felt that it was impossible to avoid the erotic aspect, or the potential for you art to be interpreted as being erotic? Or was it just that any comment on sexuality was not allowed?
Adrian: I think they were just being oversensitive. They were more afraid then they needed to be about it. They already push it a lot at an art school. It is far from the norm of a high school. Getting us into a gallery is something that high schools just don't do. They're already going out on a limb. And you push it even further, and it's scary to them. When people are scared they're less rational. I don't know if it really is a question of whether they didn't think it was possible to avoid the erotic aspect, it's just the fact that there is the chance that someone would view it that way and make a complaint, and that was just too much for them to risk at that point. Like we said, they gave us 100% on that assignment. They viewed it as a completely successful series. It was totally what they were looking for in the context of the assignment, but it was just too much for them to put it up I guess. And then you take it out of the high school setting, and we've shown in a couple of different shows since, and it's not even taboo in the slightest, it's not even that risky.
Sophia: It stands out to people, but people don't giggle about it that much, it's not really that out there. Until they see us naked in the gallery. That's where things get a little different.
Will: (to Sophia) As a woman do you think people's reaction to your involvement in the performance is different than the reaction that Adrian might get?
Sophia: I have thought about it; being the naked girl in the gallery. It makes a big difference that he's there. Him being there and being comfortable, and not being sexualized in any sort of way, changes things.
Adrian: It spreads out the responsibility onto two people. Like I was saying, I feel responsible for where my hands are, I have to think about it, I have to make sure that I'm not sexualizing your body. There's less focus on one person, it's a focus on the ritual and not on the individual.
Sophia: That's why, when we were trying to decide what we were doing for you guys [during the photography shoot], and we thought about the doggy style position, and we wondered if we should do it; it's different of us. It's something we've talked about a lot, there's less of a connection happening because we're not looking at each other. We did it though.
Adrian: In the finished piece doggy style makes a really interesting composition, but in performance that posture suggests many things. I'm not looking at her. It sexualizes her body a whole lot more.
Sophia: I'm on the ground, and on my knees. That's kinda what we were trying to stay away from.
Adrian: We did research before we started doing this art. We cracked open the Karma Sutra and read up on their explanations of every position. We tried to pick ones that were interesting and lead your eyes into the piece, but ones that also avoided eroticism. While we were doing the performance, I did feel awkward in the doggy style position, so I decided to hug her because I felt that that was the least erotic thing I could do in that position.
Will: Do you think it's important to work with other artists? Was that a difficult step for you, sharing the creative process with someone, when usually it's all about you and your ideas?
Adrian: It's a double bladed sword. To be sharing it with a loved one can be easier, but at the same time it can be harder. You really have to avoid the competition. I feel like if I was working with a friend, and not necessarily a lover, there would be a little bit of a battle of ownership because there isn't the same level of commitment, whereas here there is the commitment. We do share this; we share a lot of our lives together so sharing our art isn't that big of a step. At the same time when it comes to diverging into our own artistic endeavors we do have to avoid any competition, we have to view ourselves as one artist and compliment each other.
Sophia: Which recently has been a little hard. We just really like to work together.
Adrian: Combine that with art school. We want to work together. But at the same time if one of us is getting crazy good marks and the other wasn't it would become a competition, and that's where art could interfere with our relationship.
Sophia: It's been an amazing thing to be able to make art with another person.
Adrian: It's a little microcosm of the grander relationship. We do compromise and we do accept each other's decisions and tastes. I think its something you should value and hold onto if you find it.
Will: Would you hope that people see that collaborative side of the project? Is that something you are trying to convey to others?
Sophia: Definitely.
Adrian: That's one of the pillars of it. There isn't a single artist. There isn't an individual. It's cooperative. At the beginning, when we did the first series, I didn't know whether you were okay with the whole school knowing that you were involved with me. And we wanted a critique from Mr. Varey [the art teacher at ESA]. At any rate, I brought it in [the coloured series] and it very quickly became my work because I wasn't mentioning Sophia. And that was tough. It was tough for me, and you were pissed about it.
Sophia: Well yeah, it's mine too. It was tricky. We were in a difficult spot. I had just lost my boyfriend, and I thought that I wasn't supposed to be with Adrian. But eventually everyone knew.
Adrian: It had to happen. I couldn't handle this being my art, it is our art, and we produced this together. Taking responsibility for it all made me feel guilty. I really cherish the fact that it's ours and not just mine. As much as it was the case that I came up with the concept, I feel like I couldn't have done it with anyone else. And that's why I didn't. I wasn't sure whether it was going to work between us when we first did it, and it worked so well that it became something I had to hold on to.
Sophia: It's one of the reasons I stayed in the city. I was going to go to Concordia, but we had this thing going. We're on a roll here and I thought we can take this somewhere.


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The Singer's Musical Theatre Anthology - Teen's Edition
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Songs in authentic versions, chosen especially for teens, with introductory notes about shows and plots; recorded accompaniment CDs are available. Soprano edition includes 38 songs, featuring: Art Is Calling for Me • The Beauty Is • Children Will Listen • The Glamorous Life • Goodnight, My Someone • Home • I Feel Pretty • I Have Confidence • I Have Dreamed • In My Life • It Wonders Me • Matchmaker • My Favorite Things • Popular • The Simple Joys of Maidenhood • Ten Minutes Ago • Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again • and more.


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Bioware has teased some features of the next Mass Effect, dubbed Mass Effect 4 until we have an official name.
During the EA Games E3 2014 press conference, BioWare took to the stage in a new trailer to give us some fresh information on Mass Effect 4.
"We think fans of the series are going to be surprise with just how far we are going", explained Bioware.
We still don't have any idea when we'll be able to play Mass Effect 4, but Bioware has confirmed that the game will feature "new places, new characters and new people to fall in love with".
"We want to build a world that is as big and as imaginative as anything we have done so far", explained the developer. "At Bioware we are building worlds and journeys for the next generation."
The game will take you to a new location in space and will let you traverse to new planets at the touch of a button, without loading screens.
As for the new characters, we've not seen any of them yet, but apparently "you've never seen characters this real before".
Bioware claims that the new Mass Effect is "the chance to have a clean sheet" for the series.
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April 9th, 2013
However, Rugg explained, there's a big difference between these options and what ParElastic does. Namely, while NoSQL and NewSQL options require deploying an entirely new database and likely rewriting some application code, ParElastic's software just overlays customers' existing cloud databases. Rugg said about half of its early users are running standard MySQL versions on Amazon Web Services, while the rest are spread across cloud providers such as Rackspace, Joyent and LiquidWeb.


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Date of Stay: August, 2007
The park was just too expensive. The sites are too close together and you can smell the next coaches' sewer dump. The bathroom stall doors are made out of plywood. Office staff are rude and unfriendly. The only thing nice was the laundry and pet area.
Date of Stay: August, 2007
This is a beautiful state park with wide sites. Very close to the thousand islands. We arrived after hours and the staff had provided a list of camp sites available on the door which were easy to find. It is so peaceful and a wonderful view of the lake. Staff was so helpful the next day too.


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That's what I. Thinkin I managed to remove the weld I'm gonna sleeve it with a tube.
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That's what I. Thinkin I managed to remove the weld I'm gonna sleeve it with a tube.
Still working on bolt
I haven't forgot about you, just keep getting side tracked on other things
Haha it's all good coils, I got the bolt done finally and will post pics soon. Ordered a trunnion and waitin on it to get here.
Did a lot more work and took it out to test fire today. Cycles reliably but one out of about fifteen rounds misfires. I believe I got my firing pin set too shallow. Still need to do a lil more welding and grinding but I'll post pics when I'm not feeling so lazy
Bet it's fun to shoot, I heard they made a conversion kit for them in 9mm.
its a fun little plinker, took 3 months to build but finally finished. They do make a 9mm conversion i beleive it is still available from royal tiger.
finally got some pics uploaded
the bottom two are after i blued it.
That came out nice
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Teenager Liam Stone off to Glasgow Commonwealth Games with eye on Rio beyond.
Teenage diver Liam Stone hopes he'll be primed for a career-best performance by the time he gets to the Glasgow Commonwealth Games in July.
Stone, a 17-year-old in his final year at Albany Senior High School, was confirmed yesterday as the country's sole diving representative and faces a range of quality opposition in the leadup to Scotland.
There's a World Cup meet in Shanghai en route to Glasgow and before that Stone is off to a couple of grand prix meets in Mexico and Puerto Rico next month.
Stone, who has been diving since he was 7, qualified for the 1m discipline at the Australian nationals in December, and clipped the 3m ticket with performances at grand prix in Madrid and Rostock, Germany in February. He has no particular preference between the two.
"I love them both but the 3m is probably more of a recognised board within international diving," Stone said.
"In the 1m you could potentially say I have more of a chance in Glasgow because I'm more up to date with the harder dives."
Competition consists of six dives per board in which divers must perform five different dives with the sixth chosen from any category - forwards, backward, inwards, reverse and twist.
Divers are at the mercy of the judges. Sports requiring subjectivity have long been a source of frustration and anger, particularly in Olympic sports such as gymnastics or ice dancing. However Stone is relaxed about it.
"You can't do anything about what the judges do, so you've just got to put in the best possible dive you can and they'll judge it as it is. Generally they're pretty fair," he said.
Stone trains at West Wave Aquatics in Waitakere, and has been coached by Canadian Aurelie Gibson for the last three years.With the pool of divers in New Zealand pretty shallow, Stone finds travel is essential to keep himself competing at the highest available level. Australia is a regular destination.
He is hoping to be a medal chance, and admits having half an eye on the Rio Olympics in 2016, but there's much to be done before then.
"I'm not here just to participate; I'm here to perform," he said. "The Olympics is definitely within my sights and I'll be using this as a bit of a stepping stone to try and qualify for Rio."
The New Zealand Olympic Committee has named athletes and swimmers for Glasgow, with triathlon and track cycling teams revealed today. Bowls teams are up next week.


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New DISH iPad 2 Promotion starts May 22, 2013
DISH today announced that starting May 22, 2013, it will let new subscribers choose to receive an Apple iPad 2 instead of twelve month package discounts.
The promotion, which runs until September 18, 2013, is available to qualified new subscribers who get the Hopper HD DVR. The Hopper DVR has many features that go extremely well with the iPad 2, like the ability to watch live TV and recordings over Wifi, and the Hopper Transfers app that lets viewers download entire programs to an iPad or other tablet.
There are other free iPad apps that enhance the viewing experience with DISH and the Hopper. DISH Anywhere allows viewers to watch DISH TV and Hopper-recorded shows anywhere there is an internet connection. The DISH Explorer app turns an iPad into a powerful remote control that can browse DISH TV schedules and Hopper recordings, deliver live sports scores and other info, and connect to social networks to share recommendations with friends.
DISH introduced the newest version of the Hopper – the Hopper with Sling – at the 2013 International Consumer Electronics Show, where it was declared CES 2013 "Best of Show". It is also a PCMag "Editors' Choice" with a 5 out of 5 star review.
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The Hopper and iPad offer requires activation of new qualifying DISH service with 24-month agreement and credit qualification. Monthly DVR and receiver fees apply. All prices, fees, packages, programming, features, functionality and offers subject to change without notice. To qualify, customers must select the Hopper system and minimum of America's Top 120 package. Please allow 4-6 weeks for delivery. This offer cannot be combined with promotional pricing. Offer not available in Puerto Rico or USVI. Activation fees may apply. The iPad offer expires June 12, 2014.


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Johanna and Christopher: Jersey City, NJ
Last Updated: January 22, 2014 at 4:30 pm
"Our theme was modern elegance," says Johanna. "Our wedding attire was Black Tie Welcome. We liked that guests had a choice!"
Photo by Jonathan Young Weddings
Bride's Ceremony Gown by San Patrick from RK Bridal
Bride's Hair by Melissa D'Aloia & Co.
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Cadillac Escalade, EXT and ESV Forum - 1999 - 2006 Discussion, 2002 Escalade 6.0 Idling Too Low in Cadillac Escalade Forums; The company I work for has a 2002 Escalade AWD with the 6.0 engine. The main modification done to the ...
2002 Escalade 6.0 Idling Too Low
The company I work for has a 2002 Escalade AWD with the 6.0 engine. The main modification done to the car is that it was s t r e t c h e d about 180" to become the FIRST AND (so far) ONLY ESCALADE LIMO IN THE ST LOUIS AREA!! It has quickly become our most popular vehicle. So popular, the boss man is considering another one the first of next year! I LOVE IT!! I get PAID to drive these things!!
Anyhow, on to why I'm here!! We have 2 main problems:
1.) The "Service Stability System" warning on the message indicator is always on...it's been to the dealer & they can't find anything wrong with the system. The coachbuilder (limo builder) has looked at it & can't find any wires pinched or grounded out or anything HE did to cause it.
2.) The engine idles WAY too low. At least for OUR purposes, it does. According to the factory tach, it's idling at about 500 RPMs. Sometimes a little higher, sometimes a little lower. It probably wouldn't be a problem if this was a "regular" Escalade, but since it's a Limo, it often idles for long periods of time. The A/C becomes warm after a very short time. The dealer has looked at this also & tells me that the idle is computer controlled & there's no way to change it. That sounds ridiculous to me...there almost HAS to be a way to adjust it. If you know, PLEASE let ME know!
Hope this wasn't too long!! Thanks in advance!!
Re: 2002 Escalade 6.0 Idling Too Low
Sounds like the dealer is giving you the runaround. Have you taken it to another dealership?
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I know the idle can be adjusted with the Preditor, so the dealer can adjust the idle with their Scan Tool II, as said I would find another dealership, some are better than others
Idle Problems
I haven't taken it to another DEALER, but I DID take it to our mechanic, who has a cool new Scan Tool (not sure what it's really called!) He DID idle it up, but when the car is restarted, it resets the idle circuit & it goes back to the low idle. The boss man tried a Nickel under the accelerator, but had the same result.:disappoin I found the website for the Predator, but I'm not sure the boss wants to shell out over $400 just to idle up a car. Still open for suggestions! Thanks!
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The GM Scan Tool II will hold the settings, your mechanic may have used an engine Analyzer that can change the idle but not change the prom in the computer.


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I've upgraded the underlying forum software, but I'm still fixing some things.
The unread posts are going to be confused for a while... I'm switching to a different method of tracking them, but there's some problems with it currently.
Basically at the moment it will only show unread posts on topics you've already looked at... which makes no sense, but I'll fix it.
I've tweaked the unread posts plugin a bit further... now it should mostly work correctly, but it still has a few bugs.
There are two new views: latest discussions and Statistics. The latest discussions view is basically the same as the front page, except you can page through it. In fact all the views now have paging.
The statistics page is very cool...
Cool views.
It still appears though the bug of the HTML output instead of what was typed (like BBcode) appearing in the edit box is still there.
Also what is with the "Support topics that are not resolved" view?
I just saw it for a few minutes and now it's gone.
I'm still working on that html problem.
I've been trying to get this support forum plugin installed. What it does is let us set posts as support topics and mark them as solved. Unfortunately there are a quite a number of problems with it, still working on them.
Actually I think I just solved the html problem... no more double nofollows.
There are a few cleanup things that bbpress does automatically, such as turning links into regular html... I'll take a look at it.
I just tested making a link and does appear the nofollow bug is fixed.
There is still a problem with the code tag coming up funky when you edit a post that used it.
Also it could be helpful if the HTML tag strike was supported.
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very handsome!!
you are soo ceut! i just want to kiss you! love muffin
He is adorable!
he is really cute:)
awwww- looks like Jackson :) So cute!!
What a great looking dog!
Congrats on being Dog of the Day!!
congratulations on dog of the day to the friendliest pup on dogster!
well done SIR W !!!!!!
well done SIR W !!!!!!
Congrats on DOTD!!
xoxoxo Sasha
xoxoxo Sasha
Very handsome guy. Congradulations on getting Dog Of The Day, :-)
hi cute dog! u must be so lucky and proud u have a great mommy that looks after u always....Kurt from d Philippines
takec care brother!
takec care brother!
i love the video did the snow bother him.
What a beautiful dog!
very cute and handsome indeed!
Oh my... I know a handsome fella when I see one!
This one should be framed, very nice!
Us beagle boys are just the cutest! But don't let anyone know I said that - too mushy.
hi sir winchester what a macho dog you are , i like you
wow u are what i want to be when l get older dam fine looking hound an l want to do cute an innocent like u but your eyes are full of mischieous thoughts like mine woof woof.you sure one lucky hound to find your way to mum an gran u will be indebited to carson for a while l bet
awww so cute!
Excuse me Sir, I just came over to see my first bestest friend, all I can say is Handsome........!
i believe u are a lucky dog!!who says we cant have things our way!!!!!
You are a lucky guy, just like me! You are a good looking guy, just like me!
Nice oics!
what a handsome boy!
thankyou! you are adorable!
you are handsome. looks like you have brittany spaniel in you.
Ty for the friend request. Always love more friends.
Ty for the friend request. Always love more friends.
U look like a beagle brittany mix sir winchester, or maybe even some english spaniel in ya man!!!
thanks for the input!!!!!
What a great page you have, hilarious!!!
such a pretty face. cute dog.
You look so happy & content...stay warm!
You look so happy & content...stay warm!
thankyou! I love being by the fire!
Soo cute!
very quit we all love
we love her very much
he is great :)
You are just so Handsome! We enjoyed visiting your page. We are remembering you in our prayers. How awful to be bitten by a rattlesnake... Wish we had met under different circumstances. We live on east side of the Missouri in ND. We don't have the rattlers on this side of the river. We have cougars,badgers,skunks,fox,cycotes to watch out for. We will keep you in prayer. Get well soon,
Huggies and Kissies, Mazy and her pack
Huggies and Kissies, Mazy and her pack
thankyou for the prayers.
wow!!!!!!!!!this dog has like 200 stars!and 4 rosettes!this is the dog of the week!!!!!!!!


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Date of Stay: March, 2010
Very nice staff. Late registration and we had our pick of sites. Easy on and off the interstate, we would definitely stay here again if not needing pool or other activities.
Date of Stay: March, 2010
This was just a quick overnight stay for us on the way to Florida, but it is a nice park. It has clean, comfortable, wide sites. They are not concrete, but well maintained. There is a great gift shop and nice people. We will stay again when we can take time to do the tour.


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neovenator and eotyrannus by atrox1Watch
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"The death of the king."
Watercolor/gouache/+digital A3
Watercolor/gouache/+digital A3
"now what have we here?" XD
Out with the old, in with the new.
Won't happen until the Turonian at least.
I meant in a more general sense. Goodbye Megalosaurs, hello Tyrannosaurs.
Neovenator is not even megalosaurid.
Then that must have been changed recently, because he was considered one when I last checked like ten months ago. The whole Allosaur-Megalosaur-Carnosaur classification issue has always been really springy. Remember when Ceratosaurus was considered to be in there?
in my humble opinion Neovenator is classified ac carnosaur, neovenatorid for years.
But people think the latter was the cause of the former, when it's the other way around.
Wessex Formation spin off for Dinosaur Battleground anyone ? Awesome outstanding piece !
If the Pelorosaurs didn't keep killing the trees this wouldn't have happened, good work.
poor little bugger
This is really good!
You know the eotyrannus color patterns remind me of the juvenile tyrannosaurus in Dinosaur Revolution
Very nice
Very nice
Just badass!
This could be used to represent the decline of Carnosauria in the face of Tyrannosauroidea!
Nah, tyrannosaurs had to wait until all of them died before they could take over.
Nah! Big Neovenatorids were still around for a while after that.
again awesome job!
I love the colour of the neovenator.
I love the colour of the neovenator.
Очень нравится! С Эотиранусом пока не знаком, но уже жаль короля...
Неовенатор - король (той местности) , а эотираны - стервятники.
Блин, взял и перепутал... но, тираны звучит, ведь , круче... Ты уж прости, попался несведущий...
Nice, dense image.
Love the story and detail in this one !
Any chance maybe his " Queen " will come save him ?
Any chance maybe his " Queen " will come save him ?


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Winterhawks 8, Royals 2
The Portland Winterhawks took a 1-0 lead in their playoff series with the Victoria Royals on Friday.
The Hawks won 8-2 at Memorial Coliseum.
Game 2 of the best-of-seven Western Hockey League Western Conference semifinals series is 7 p.m. Saturday at Moda Center.
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As retailers and retail technology vendors from around the world converge in Chicago for the Internet Retailer Conference and Exhibition this week, I have the unique opportunity to compare the world's largest e-commerce gathering to a smaller but just as vibrant retail conference that took place two weeks earlier – and 5,467 miles away – in Istanbul.
Istanbul has been at the historic crossroads connecting trade and culture between Europe and Asia for millennia. So it seemed entirely fitting that the 2013 Kumpem Forum Retail Conference, hosted in Turkey's largest city, was to become a magnet for some of the best thinking in retail innovation from around the world.
Koc University, a major institution of learning, and Migros, the largest grocery chain in Turkey, combined resources to underwrite the conference in late May as a way to share and promote best practices in retail. When the request came to speak at this premier conference, I was delighted to join other international presenters and the hundreds of retailers attending. While I've spent my entire career in the U.S. tech industry, I grew up in Turkey, and this also was a return to the city of my youth.
The third annual Kumpem conference set an ambitious agenda to cover emerging trends in multichannel retail infrastructure, merchandising, service, and promotion. International speakers came to present the latest in how to create differentiation in service quality, manage collaborative retail promotions, launch effective m-commerce initiatives, and leverage predictive analytics in driving revenue.
Kat Cole, the charismatic CEO of Cinnabon, set the stage for the conference with her keynote on developing global retail brands and integrating multichannel branding. The takeaway: how to lead and innovate in today's retail environment by having the courage to try alternate channels and turn competitors into partners. Kat's powerful presentation on collaboration and working through organizational and cultural obstacles already has me excited about the IRCE keynote from HSN CEO Mindy Grossman on boundary-less retail and how she dismantled organizational barriers that kept separate divisions from working together.
Following my Kumpem presentation on the explosion of consumer engagement channels and multichannel marketing, I joined a captivating panel discussion moderated by Georgia State University professor, Dr. Sevgin Eroglu, with panelists Mustafa Bartin, director of IT and corporate development for Migros, and Yalin Ozcan, alternative sales channel director of Turkcell. The topic: "New Retail Channels and Consumer Engagement through Social Media."
Migros, as it turns out, is a bona fide pioneer in the e-tailing grocery business. Mustafa Bartin told the standing room-only crowd that the company wants to ensure consumers feel as if they are in the store, regardless of if they engage with the grocer through social media, m-commence, or e-commerce. Migros initially assumed that in-store buyers would purchase more than online buyers. But further analysis revealed that the opposite is increasingly becoming the reality. Additionally, just two and a half years after launching an m-commerce initiative, 20 percent of Migros purchases now come through mobile.
"Multichannel marketing has become a reality of our era, but what's more important is providing the consumer the same impact and experience across each of these channels – that's omnichannel marketing," said Bartin. "Our biggest success has been providing a consistent experience to our consumers across each of these channels."
Yalin Ozcan of Turkcell, Turkey's leading mobile phone provider, said his company likewise is focused on mobile marketing and is looking to leverage mobile buyer behavior patterns to predict consumer demographics to improve targeting and relevance.
The conference speakers consistently drew a clear and important distinction between multichannel and omnichannel marketing. We all know that multichannel represents the basics in today's world of retail marketing across paid, owned, and earned media. Omnichannel takes this a step further, putting the emphasis on achieving a unified brand experience across all channels, while leveraging the unique advantages of each channel.
Interestingly, nearly one-third of the sessions explored the power of predictive analytics to transform retail – and the attendees ate it up. We looked at various ways to make this industry more predictable, with a big focus on how to leverage seasonality, price, promotion, social media, and socioeconomic indicators to forecast retail sales. Clearly the desire to determine predictors-to-purchase, churn, and loyalty, is already an international pursuit.
So how does the Kumpem Forum Retail Conference stack up in focus with the IRCE? Pretty well actually. With m-commence, social media, personalization, web-based technologies, and online retailing strategies continuing to shape the new retail economy, the topics of interest are remarkably similar between the retail conferences in Chicago and Istanbul. As the world continues to grow smaller and many retailers go global, the concerns and needs of retailers around the world appear to be converging as well.
A final note on the Istanbul conference. The Grand Hyatt, on the historic Taksim Square, right on the now famous Gezi Park, hosted our international gathering. Within days of our departure, anti-government demonstrators gathered in that very same square to protest against the increasingly authoritarian regime, and conflict and violence erupted, spreading to many other parts of Turkey. It is another not-so-subtle reminder of the rapidly changing nature of life.
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Ranked as one of the top 5 Turntablists in the world by SPIN Magazine, Faust released the first turntablist album in history, the critically lauded Man Or Myth and continues to push the boundaries of his production today in various genres. Shortee is acknowledged as one of the most diverse, technically skilled female DJs in the world, described as "The World's Premier Female DJ" by the Grammy Foundation and named "Queen of the Scratch World" by DJ Times.
In addition to rocking stages globally, Urban Assault are constantly in the studio producing music for release on various record labels as well as their own imprints. They successfully run two multi-genre labels: Heavy Artillery Recordings (Drum & Bass Breaks House Dubstep Drumstep) and 5 Star Records (Hip Hop Battle DJ Tools). Their original tunes and remixes frequent the Top10 charts on the regular and some have held the #1 spot for weeks at a time. A few of their most popular Heavy Artillery EPs include "Scarface", "Kid Dynomite", "Lose Control" and "Dope" and their tune "Away" was nominated for the 'Best Jungle/D&B track' in the 2008 International Dance Music Awards. In addition, their infamous "Red Raider" EP, held the #1 spot on both Beatport & TrackItDown and was ranked as one of TrackItDown's Top10 Drum & Bass releases of 2009, alongside such artists as Sub Focus, Deadmau5, Chase & Status, Noisia, DJ Fresh and The Prodigy, and it still continues to return to the charts time & time again today.
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Eleven-year-old Autumn de Forest, the "pint-sized Picasso," returns to Ocean Galleries in Stone Harbor over the Fourth of July weekend to open an exhibition of new works.
"Prodigy Returns: A New Collection of Artwork by Autumn de Forest," opens Thursday, July 4, and runs through Sunday, July 14, with special gallery appearances by the young artist from 7 to 10 p.m. Friday, July 5, and Saturday, July 6, and again from 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday, July 7.
Last summer, Ocean Galleries hosted de Forest for her first-ever solo exhibition, and she fell in love with the seaside community and the Jersey Shore, according to her publicist. When she learned that she was returning to New Jersey, de Forest immediately wanted to do something to help those who suffered from the devastation caused by Hurricane Sandy last fall. She created an original painting that was auctioned off earlier in the week with 100 percent of the proceeds going to the Hurricane Sandy NJ Relief Fund. A giant replica of the commemorative piece of art can be viewed at the newly unveiled artBox at Morey's Piers & Beachfront Waterparks in Wildwood.
Although just a preteen, de Forest has been painting nearly half her life, and her works have attracted national media coverage ranging from the "Today" show to the Discovery Channel.
Her new gallery exhibit includes about 50 new pieces created specifically for Ocean Galleries, including numerous seashore-themed paintings.
The California-based grade schooler will be on hand to sign purchased artwork during each of the gallery receptions, which are free and open to the public. Special gallery hours for the exhibit are 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily.
Ocean Galleries is located at 9618 Third Ave., Stone Harbor. 609-368-7777 or OceanGalleries.com
Atlantic County
•Joseph Bruno, a member of the Hammonton Arts Center, 219 Bellevue Ave., will exhibit his photographic works through July at the Hammonton Branch of the Atlantic County Library System, 451 Egg Harbor Road, Hammonton. The exhibit can be viewed during regular library hours. HammontonArtsCenter.org
•Sculptor Brian Meunier presents an artist talk 1 p.m. July 13, at The Noyes Museum of Art of Stockton College, Lily Lake Road, Galloway Township. Meunier's works are part of the "Wild Worlds" exhibit on view through Sept. 2. Regular museum admission applies; free for members, Stockton students and staff. 609-652-8848 or NoyesMuseum.org
•"Happy Birthday Smitty's AKA The Clam Bar," a new exhibit celebrating the 40th year of the popular Somers Point eatery, runs to July 20, at Great Bay Gallery, 829 Bay Ave., Somers Point. The exhibit and sale features a group of 15 artists depicting images representing all things Clam Bar. 609-653-4991 or GreatBayArtGallery.com
•"Water," a juried exhibit of fine art, will display at the Hammonton Arts Center Gallery, 219 Bellevue Ave., Hammonton, to July 27. An artist reception will be held 6 p.m. Friday, July 5. Gallery hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesdays, and 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturdays. HammontonArtsCenter.org
•Deb Spinella exhibits oils and pastels in "An Artist's Journey: Looking Up and Beyond," through July, in the upstairs gallery of Latz's By the Bay Restaurant, 801 Bay Ave., Somers Point. 609-788-8838 or LatzsByTheBay.com; or Great Bay Gallery at 609-653-4991, GreatBayArtGallery.com
•"Sum of All Parts," featuring the sculptures of six different artists, runs to July 28 at The Noyes Museum of Art of Stockton College, Kramer Hall campus, 30 Front St., Hammonton. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Saturdays; 1 to 8 p.m. Thursdays and Fridays. 609-652-8848 or NoyesMuseum.org
•The Stockton College Art Gallery exhibits works by the Visual Arts Faculty through Aug. 8. The show features sculpture, painting, photography, printmaking, drawing and fine handcrafted furniture. A free reception to meet the artists will be held 5 to 6:30 p.m. Aug. 1. The gallery is located on the main campus off Jimmie Leeds Road, adjacent to the Performing Arts Center in L-wing. The gallery has two levels. Summer hours are noon to 4 p.m., Mondays through Thursdays. 609-652-4214.
•The Noyes Museum of Art of Stockton College hosts the following exhibits: "Victorian New Jersey: Photographs by Guillermo Thorn," to Sept. 2; "Celebrating Fred Noyes," to Sept. 23; "Wild Worlds: Lori Field, Brian Meunier, Sally McInerney," to Sept. 2; Margery Amdur, through Sept. 8. The Noyes is located at 733 Lily Lake Road, Galloway Township. Hours are 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Mondays through Saturdays, until 8 p.m. Thursdays, noon to 5 p.m. Sundays. Admission: $5 adults, $4 students and seniors. 609-652-8848 or NoyesMuseum.org
•The Accent Gallery and the William Ris Gallery collaborated on a new exhibit that can be viewed through the summer in the Surgical Pavilion Public Gallery of Shore Medical Center in Somers Point. Contact William Ris Gallery at 609-368-6361.
Cape May County
•Cape May Artists Cooperative Gallery hosts Second Sunday from 4 to 6 p.m. July 14. Featured artists Diane Flanegan, Linda Pendrak, Donna and Wayne Rowe and Diana Cutshall will be on hand in the gallery at the West End Garage, 484 West Perry St., Cape May, to speak about their work. Light refreshments will be served. The Artists Cooperative Gallery is open daily with extended hours on weekends. 609-770-8261.
•The summer exhibit schedule for Ocean Galleries, 9618 Third Ave., Stone Harbor: Graham Nash, "Graham Nash: Visual Harmony," July 25-Aug.4, with a reception with the artist 7 to 10 p.m. July 27; Peter Max, "Peter Max: The Master of "Pop" Summer 2013 Collection, Aug. 29-Sept. 8, with receptions with the artist 7 to 10 p.m. Aug. 31, Sept. 1. Gallery hours: 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. 609-368-7777 or OceanGalleries.com
•SOMA NewArt Gallery, 31 Perry St., Cape May, exhibits Sean Taylor's, "Still on Vacation ... New Paintings from the Off-Season," and "Vanishing Wildwood," photographs on metal by Dorothy Kresz, to July 14. Gallery hours: 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. 609-898-7488 or SomaNewArtGallery.net
•Watercolor artist Marie Natale exhibits "Looking Back/Moving Forward," paintings of Ocean City's famous landmarks, through July at the Ocean City Arts Center, 1735 Simpson Ave., in the Ocean City Community Center. A meet the artist reception, free and open to the public, will be held 7 to 8:30 p.m. July 12. The OCAC is open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Monday through Friday, and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday. 609-399-7628.
•Wildlife paintings by Peg Dittmar can be viewed July 14 to Aug. 8 at Mad Batter Restaurant, Carroll Villa Hotel, 19 Jackson St., Cape May. Information: 609-884-5970.
•The William Ris Gallery announces the following exhibits for the summer season: A group show by Judith Rosenthal, Jeff Gola and John Safrit, to July 14; July 13 , "Nature Inspired," with artists Brad Stroman, Diane Emerson, Ann Guidera-Matey, Cheryl Piperberg, Betsy Miraglia; July 27, "Cities to Seas and In Between," artists Neal McPheeters, Miro Sinovcic, Michele Byrne, Valerie Craig; Aug. 2, "Conceptual Meets Abstract: Thought to Imagine," artists Libbie and Alan Soffer; Aug. 19, "Flora, Fauna and Far East - A Collection of Blessings and Symbolism as East Meets West," artist Jane Hartley. The gallery is located at 9400 Second Ave., Stone Harbor. 609-368-6361 or WilliamRis.com
•"Offering," a new concrete sculpture by artist Katherine Stanek, can be viewed through the summer on the grounds of Saint Mary's Episcopal Church, 9425 Third Ave., Stone Harbor. The placement of the sculpture is the result of a collaboration between Stanek, the William Ris Gallery which represents the artist, and the church.
Cumberland County
•The Riverfront Renaissance Center for the Arts, 22 N. High St., Millville, hosts the following exhibits to July 14: North Gallery, Society of New Jersey Artists, "Searching for a Point of View;" Witt Gallery, "Plein Air" exhibit; Artists' Alcove, works by Rae Jaffe and Susan Rau. Hours: 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sundays to Thursdays; 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Fridays, Saturdays, extended to 9 p.m. third Fridays. 856-327-4500 or RRCArts.com
Ocean County
•Pastel artist Salomon Kodoche exhibits July 16 to Aug. 30 at Ocean County College Arts & Community Center Gallery, Main Campus, College Drive, Toms River. Hours are 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., Monday through Friday and 9 a.m. to noon Saturdays when classes are in session. Admission is free and open to the public. 732-255-0500.
•Pine Shores Art Association, 94 Stafford Ave., Manahawkin, weekly open studio sessions: Sundays: Portraits, 1 to 3 p.m.; Mondays: Portraits, 7 to 9 p.m.; Tuesdays: Artists Helping Artists, 7 to 9 p.m.; Wednesdays: "Do Your Own Thing" 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Thursdays: Life Drawing, 7 to 9 p.m. 609-597-3557 or PineShoresArtAssociation.org
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::: irresistible clay
Recently at Greenhills kindergarten the children were playing around with some lumps of clay.
While some children LOVE the texture and messiness of clay not everyone does.
We have always been conscious of providing all children, even the ones who don't like to be messy, with the opportunity to engage in messy play in their own way.
Here, the children who were a little unsure of getting down and dirty, were provided paint brushes and water with which to play.
Slowly but surely this little fellow became more comfortable with the whole clay experience …
and gradually began to handle the wet clay.
Okay he didn't exactly slop it all up his arms or anything … the way some other children do but he really did enjoy the experience.
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We are open daily from 9.00am (excluding bank holidays). Please note, our lunch menu is served until 3pm.
Whether you are here to visit the donkeys, mules and hinnies, enjoy a walk or just popping in for a bite to eat, you're sure of a warm welcome.
Our mouth-watering cakes and other produces, including meat and fish, are carefully sourced from local producers and farmers who adhere to the highest standards of food production and animal welfare.
Vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free options are available. Please speak to a member of staff if you have any dietary requirements.
All profits go The Donkey Sanctuary, and dogs are welcome to accompany visitors in the restaurant.
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We welcome groups of any size and our donkeys and mules love the added fuss and attention they receive and they are absolutely free with coach parking available.
If you pre-book1 your group visit with the Visitors' Centre and Gift Shop, you can enjoy an introductory talk to your group on board the coach with a 10% discount voucher2 for every group member. Coach drivers also receive a free filter coffee or pot of tea and a delicious slice of cake too.
To book a group visit, please contact our Visitors' Centre Manager on +44 (0) 1395 573005 (8.30 am - 4.30 pm).
- Pre-booking is essential with a minimum of 48 hours notice given.
- The voucher entitles 10% off purchases in the Hayloft Restaurant. These vouchers should be collected from the Visitors' Centre and Gift Shop and are redeemable only at the Hayloft Restaurant.
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We have been camping at this campground for 11 years. Our extended family camps here as well. The KOA staff are the best. They have made us feel comfortable and welcome. I always recommend this campground to my friends and often strangers! We enjoy watching the sunset on the Memorial bench (who was our nephew). Westport is a special place.


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Conservative columnist Ann Coulter has refused to cooperate in an investigation into whether she voted in the wrong precinct, so the case will probably be turned over to prosecutors, Palm Beach County's elections chief said Wednesday.
Knowingly voting in the wrong precinct is a felony punishable by up to five years in prison.
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On tonight's Bachelorette, Andi Dorfman lets the gorgeous Chris Soules go before their fantasy suite date, leaving Josh Murray and Nick Viall as the remaining two guys. Over the last few weeks, we've gotten to know these two guys and we've got a big spoiler on the winner for you below. So, stop reading now if you don't want to hear who puts a ring on Andi's finger.
Josh Murray wins Andi's heart. The two are now engaged. From the very beginning of The Bachelorette, Andi was vocal about her attraction to Josh. They shared a lot of laughs and special moments throughout the season. They even had some rough times when Josh felt somewhat betrayed about Andi making the guys take lie detector tests. But, in the end, it's Josh who gets Andi to say "yes."
Unfortunately, poor Nick will be in for some big disappointment and surprise when Andi doesn't pick him on the finale … Perhaps it had something to do with what may have happened in the fantasy suite … Celeb Dirty Laundry has this theory:
Tabloids reported weeks ago that Andi Dorfman slept with both Nick Viall and Josh Murray during their fantasy suite dates, and she was pregnant and had no idea who the father was. Andi quickly took to Twitter and denied the rumors that she was pregnant, but she did not deny that she slept with both bachelors. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to determine that Nick Viall obviously performed poorly once he got Andi alone in the fantasy suite, turning her off so much that she ended up choosing her second choice Josh Murray in the end.
Whatever the case, Andi chose Josh over Nick.
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Steamboat Springs girls basketball, 2008-09
- Dec. 5, Steamboat 57, Roaring Fork 40 at Roaring Fork Tournament; (1-0)
- Dec. 6, Steamboat 63, Basalt 38 at Roaring Fork Tournament; (2-0)
- Dec. 11, Steamboat 45, Summit 25 at Steamboat ShootOut tournament; (3-0)
- Dec. 12,D'Evelyn 74, Steamboat 37 at Steamboat ShootOut tournament; (3-1)
- Dec. 13, Green River, Wyo., 63, Steamboat 33 at Steamboat ShootOut tournament; (3-2)
- Dec. 18, Star Valley, Wyo. 49, Steamboat 45 at Flaming Gorge Classic basketball tournament; (3-3)
- Dec. 19, Green River, Wyo. 72, Steamboat 52 at Flaming Gorge Classic basketball tournament; (3-4)
- Dec. 20, Rock Springs, Wyo. 69, Steamboat 29 at Flaming Gorge Classic basketball tournament; (3-5)
- Jan. 9, Steamboat 47, Battle Mountain 27; (4-5, 1-0))
- Jan. 10, Eagle Valley 41, Steamboat 39; (4-6, 1-1)
- Jan. 16, Palisade 41, Steamboat 37; (4-7, 1-2)
- Jan. 17, Steamboat 51, Delta 42; (5-7, 2-2)
- Jan. 23, Rifle 57, Steamboat 53;(5-8, 2-3)
- Jan. 24, Glenwood 57, Steamboat 48;(5-9, 2-4)
- Jan. 27, Moffat County 55, Steamboat 48;(5-10, 2-5)
- Feb. 6, Palisade 55, Steamboat 48;(5-11, 2-6)
- Feb. 7, Delta 70, Steamboat 61;(5-12, 2-7)
- Feb. 10, Steamboat 63, Eagle Valley 39;(6-12, 3-7)
- Feb. 13, Rifle 53, Steamboat 45;(6-13, 3-8)
- Feb. 14, Glenwood Springs 76, Steamboat 40;(6-14, 3-9)
- Feb. 17 vs. Moffat County, 6 p.m.
- Feb. 20 at Battle Mountain, 6 p.m.
- Feb. 24 state playoffs begin
Steamboat Springs As early into the Western Slope League schedule as it is, the Steamboat Springs High School girls basketball team might look back at Saturday's game against Delta as a season-defining win.
Just a night after giving up a 13-point fourth-quarter lead to Palisade, Steamboat found itself in a similar position.
The Sailors were up nine points heading into the fourth quarter when the Panthers made a run. But this time, there wasn't the sloppy play, rushed offensive possessions or soft defense. Instead Steamboat played like it had for most of the game, picking up a 51-42 win.
"To our girls' credit, they bounced back," Steamboat coach John Ameen said. "Not a moment in that game did they let down or show signs of being upset or emotionally down from (Friday).
"That shows a little bit of character. We're right there in that league race now."
There certainly was that eerie feeling in gym as Delta made its run. Steamboat was leading, 45-33, with 5:08 left when Delta looked like it would get back into the game. The Panthers scored six straight points to cut the lead to 45-39 with 3:15 remaining. But unlike Friday, Steamboat responded on the offensive end.
Colleen King made a layup, and Gracie Stockdale added a field goal to put Steamboat up, 49-39, with 1:12 remaining.
Friday "didn't enter my mind at all, actually," said Steamboat point guard Brittany Long, who was instrumental in slowing things down for the Sailors. "As soon as it got down to 1:30 and we were 10 ahead, I was pretty content. (Friday) more so than (Saturday) I didn't even look at the clock or the scoreboard. I just played as hard as I could."
After a back-and-forth first quarter, Steamboat started to build a lead toward the end of the second and beginning of the third quarters.
The Sailors took a 28-21 lead into halftime and extended it to 41-32 heading into the fourth quarter.
"We really shut all their scorers down. That's how we won," Long said. "We really listened to the scouting report."
Darcy Hornstein led Steamboat with 12 points, while King added nine.
The win puts Steamboat at 5-7 overall and 2-2 in the Western Slope League. Maybe more importantly, the win gives Steamboat some much-needed confidence as the team heads into the meaty part of its schedule.
"It's a big win for our confidences and seeing we have the potential," Ameen said. "What this does for our confidence is unbelievable."
Steamboat next plays at 6 p.m. Friday at Rifle.


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Mele, Antonio and Fornari, Fabio (2000) Stochastic volatility in financial markets : crossing the bridge to continuous time. Dynamic modeling and econometrics in economics and finance . Kluwer Academic Publishers, Boston. ISBN 0792378423
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Shankar IPS to delete controversial dialogues
Shankar IPS had allegedly used derogatory language against the judicial system of India. A few dialogues in the movie had insulted the system by branding lawyers as brokers and courts as markets. Irked by this, the Advocates' Association had approached the court requesting to stop the screening of the film. So the court had issued a temporary stay order to banning its screening till June 05.
On Monday, producer K Manju accepted the allegations made by the Advocates' Association. So the court ordered him to delete the controversial dialogues of the film Shankar IPS. It also ordered him to beg the apology of the Association before the media.
However, Shankar IPS is currently being screened through out the state. But the deletion of the scandalous dialogues will be done within a couple of days. The Advocates' Association has already watched the film at Renukamba Mini Theatre in Malleshwaram, Bangalore and made its suggestions.