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#1 Jun 11, 2010
Stephen (aka:Steve) McNutt is a lousy, sorry excuse that cant keep a job to support his kids. Men like this should be automatically enlisted into the military because then child support would be consistant, and social security would be accessable if the poor guy lost his life. Be careful girls... he will ruin your credit to.
#3 Jun 12, 2010
Well Bimbo, keep your panties on next time and don't jump on the first hard on that walks up to you in the bar
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#4 Jun 13, 2010
Well... len, Do you know this guy or this poster? I doubt you know either me or my ex. Name calling is so elementary. I told the truth and gave my opinion on an option that might work. Are you a deadbeat? Dont assume things you dont know. I dont go to the bars because I have self respect. This was a guy I was engaged to and we were together two and a half years. Next time don't judge someone until you get the facts len.
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#5 Jun 17, 2010
Ashley, I told you about steve... he is not a responsible person. I'm so sorry.
#7 Jul 13, 2010
Steve use to work for my friends company and charged the company credit card $1,200. He is a loser and I feel bad for everyone that gets involved either professionally or personally. Men like this cant run forever, dont worry Steph it will catch up with him, it always does. Take care!
#8 Jul 22, 2010
You got to love that people can post anything they want on the web....I just think its funny that people have nothing better to do then write stuff like this....I'm sure there is two sides to every story....
#9 Jul 23, 2010
There are always two sides but it does not make it okay for a 'man' to not pay child support. My friends had hired this guy to work for them and unfortunatly he violated their trust by misuse of the company credit card. They could of sued his ass but they didn't, they let the credit card company deal with him. Seeing how he does this to an employer what makes you think he would be responsible for a child. He should be locked up for not paying his child support, he is a thief and con artist. So why are you on here? Since you think people dont have anything better to do with their time.
#10 Jul 29, 2010
Learn while you live!
1.The Pill including the mini-Pill 27 per cent.
2.Male condom 22 per cent.
3.Vasectomy 11 per cent
4.Female sterilisation 9 per cent
5.The coil (intra-uterine device) 4 per cent
6.Withdrawal method 3 per cent.
7.Persona and other variations of the rhythm method 3 per cent.
8.Contraceptive injection 2 per cent.
9.Mirena (intra-uterine system) 2 per cent.
10.Skin patch 1 per cent.
11.The cap or diaphragm 1 per cent.
12.Female condom less than 1 per cent.
Work on this dummy!!!!!!!!!! JMO!!!!!
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#11 Jul 29, 2010
Okay... Why do you assume that it was a one night stand? Don't assume things you have no freakin clue of! I was married to this man for 3 years and he left in the middle of my pregnancy. Oh...and you bring up contraception, what about the deadbeat that cant and wont take care of his responsibility? Oh.. thats right it's never the guys fault. Then you assume my situation to be my fault because I have a child, whose dad is a idiot. You are ignorant!
@ Tim.. Thank you for not assuming the same and for the kind words. I have accomplished so much without this sorry excuse. I'm graduating in the all with my long awaited degree in forsenic pyschology. It's not about the money, it's about doing
whats right and fighting for what you believe in. Thx
#12 Jul 29, 2010
Wow, and the dad shouldn't be accountable at all for taking care of his child. That's ridiculous! Do you realize there are men out there that owe over $ 100,000? So glad your intelligent enough to copy and paste info but not quite intelligent to know not to judge someones situation.
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#13 Jul 29, 2010
That would be graduating in the fall- not all. I had to fix it.., a little ocd about spelling.
#14 Jul 29, 2010
Steph, That's great, I wish you the best for you and your child. I talked to Alex and it's a go. You just need to meet with him to discuss pay and health benefits. You'll do well, Alex said your educational background is very impressive and they are excited to have you on the team! I'm so glad I could help you, I love helping people who help themselves.
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#15 Jul 29, 2010
Thank you Tim, I appreciate it and I'm so happy to have met you. How is Claire? Is she feeling better? Since we have each others email, lets converse that way. I didn't realize most people on here are idiots. I had to put my education in my previous post just to prove I'm educated and not just out of high school. Wasn't the contraceptive info so informative? lol
Tell Claire when she is feeling better, we will have to get together.
#16 Jul 29, 2010
I have three children. Yet! I also have three sisters.
I cannot blame the men they slept with for their indiscretions.
Women have minds also!
They wanted to Vote! Right? They drive and go to school!
"That's ridiculous! Do you realize there are men out there that owe over $ 100,000? So glad your intelligent enough to copy and paste info but not quite intelligent to know not to judge someones situation."
There are many dad's that are not with their children. Yet it's not always the father's fault.
I'm also intelligent enough to pay my child support.
It's almost as easy as making children! ;')
It is the state of Florida and the AG office of which isn't responsible enough to see the money goes were the child is. JMO!
The man is making a mistake if he dosen't pay his child support to the AG's office. On one else!
These are the facts!
I don't care who you have keeping the records.
Some times it is the lady who isn't responsible!
Men aren't always the one with the stiffy! ;')
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#17 Jul 29, 2010
Then you are the exception for paying child support. Again you dont know my situation with my ex. He is the one that is at fault. I worked very hard on our marriage but he just had no interest in being a 'Father' or husband. Anyone can be a dad but a REAL man takes care of his responsibilities and deserves to be called Father. You judge my situation probably from your own experience but sometimes it has nothing to do with how hard a wife works to save her marriage or that her ex doesn't want to have a relationship with his child. I am the one that is providing for my child and I do it happily because that is what a parent does. I look back now and dont really know why I tried so hard, we are better off without him. It's a matter of principle, I have taken the proper legal action against him and he will have his day in court. Thats wonderful you are there for your kids, every man should do the same.
#18 Jul 30, 2010
Then you should have been prepared to assume the job of a single mom! "It's a matter of principle"
You knew when you did the dirty deed what the out come could be.
Take it to the AG's offices and have papers served. That is the way you do it.
The net isn't going to give you child support! JMO!
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#19 Jul 30, 2010
I was married, that's the difference! Sure, some marriages end up in divorce but it does not justify stealing from a child. I know the legal process, you don't need to educate me! I just gave my opinion on what to do with the deadbeats, they serve no purpose so why not put them to good use. It's obvious that serving time in jail does not work and it's time for a change. You have taken this thread to personally. Are you offended? Did I hit a little to close to home? I'm finished with this discussion you have nothing valuable to post.
#20 Jul 30, 2010
I know a dead beat mother in Florida also! My child support was going to her while the child was living with the grandmother.
They wanted to adopt so the mother could get out of repaying the support.
I wouldn't allow it. So they sued me for her. I won. Their sorry azz attorney got in trouble with the judge by sending a motion for attorney fees when she was told not to.
They had to pay all attorney fees.
So the AG's office went after her for back child support.
She was a dead beat mother.
There are many, many of them out there.
"I'm finished with this discussion you have nothing valuable to post."
Good! You have no document to back up a fact.
Many women kick men when in all reality it is the woman who can't deal with life. Or keep her pants up!
Just the facts Mam!
Good day!
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#21 Jul 30, 2010
Yes!!! Praise God! Child support found Steve. Thank you!! Now to serve him with those wonderful 'you've been served' papers.. So happy...:)
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#22 Jul 30, 2010
I seriously doubt that our military would take him or that he would make it throught boot camp.
That said, you might have tried birth control and then you would not be in this situation. You are as much to blame as he. Sorry if you do not like hearing that. You were the one who whine, excuse me, posted in public. Might might/is a loser, but you should man-up and take your share of this blame.
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What has Conner learned about himself this week going against the nation's elite?
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Which receiver/tight end has given the 5-Star safety the most problems?
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"I have good relations with Nasser, with whom I speak regularly. I know him because I worked with him for Al- Jazeera and I was invited to Doha, where they showed me the plans of the 2022 World Cup. I was impressed. It will all be built to ensure a unique experience for fans.
"With Nasser, we have respect for each other. That PSG approached me was released [to the media] but I wanted to stay a second year in Tottenham, building on the work of last season, making two consecutive seasons in the same club for the first time in my career. I wanted to continue the project here."
When asked about details of the offer the French club made, he insisted, "we never got to that stage," and added: "PSG are undergoing changes that Tottenham have already done. Tottenham are a step ahead. They're two clubs that have won titles. But it's certain that their ambition, given the recent investment in PSG over the last two years, is to win the Champions League. Us, our ambition, is to participate in it."
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"Gareth has the potential to have the same influence [as Ronaldo] but it depends on how he adapts. At Real, he will not be the big star, like he was here.
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1. Re: Improved documentation not desirable?Sc0tt Mar 13, 2013 2:47 PM (in response to fac586)Likely it is the Apex developer who would be in charge of creating said documentation that thinks it is undesirable. If it were desirable for them to do, they'd have documented things a long time ago. Ya know like htmldb_Get which I think is still not actually documented.
2. Re: Improved documentation not desirable?jariola Mar 13, 2013 3:47 PM (in response to Sc0tt)
Sc0tt wrote:Hi,
Ya know like htmldb_Get which I think is still not actually documented.
htmldb_Get did not get never documented. It might be or become deprecate.
But now there is documented JavaScript api apex.server for calling On Demand process (Ajax) =)
I think that is great.
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3. Re: Improved documentation not desirable?Sc0tt Mar 13, 2013 5:54 PM (in response to jariola)I agree it probably will be deprecated, but I just think it's funny that in 6 or 7 years the only documentation that exists is in a forum or blog post! :)


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We all fall down. But while a tumble for a toddler is a learning experience, and a stumble for an adult is usually just embarrassing, for older people it can be a serious, even fatal, incident.
In 2010, 13 million Americans reported being injured in a fall, often caused by simple trips on the sidewalk or on the stairs at home. For the over 65s, the figures are worse: One in three in this age group falls every year, resulting in some 250,000 hip fractures and more than 25,000 deaths, usually from traumatic brain injuries. The health care cost of treating these falls is estimated to be $34 billion a year.
But if falling is such a common hazard, especially for older people, does that mean falls are inevitable? Is there nothing we can do about it – like improving our sense of balance?
Part of the challenge is that balancing is trickier than you think. Most of us are lucky enough that we rarely have to think consciously about it. But try standing on one leg for 30 seconds, the way you might have to if a police officer suspected you'd been drinking and driving. Then close your eyes, and see how much harder it gets. That's part of a sideline balance test if you're a football or hockey player and a trainer or doctor wants to assess whether you've suffered a concussion.
Simply staying upright is, in some ways, a full-body exercise. You have fluid-filled "organs of balance" in your inner ear that monitor the position and rotation of your head; and there are sensors known as proprioceptors in muscles and tendons throughout your body that detect subtle stretches and deformations. Your feet alone contain 11 small stretch-sensing muscles: No matter how many calf raises you do in the gym, your balance won't be stable unless your brain is attuned to the signals from these sensors. Even wearing socks interferes with this subtle feedback and worsens your balance.
Walking is trickier still, since each step is essentially a controlled fall. Last year, researchers from Ohio State University showed that they could predict with accuracy where a walker's foot would land by looking only at the trajectory of the upper body during the previous stride. What seems like a simple act, in other words, is actually a complex and near-instantaneous calculation that enables you to place your foot in exactly the right spot to prevent a face plant.
The current approach to this challenge is to add an additional box to check off: balance training. United States health guidelines already suggest balance training for older adults at risk of falls, and European countries like Austria, Ireland and Denmark recommend it for all older adults.
A step in the right direction, you might say, but it still presents balance as an isolated practice. The evidence is that a more integrated approach has greater benefits.
For an older adult who wants to continue living independently, it's clear that the ability to rise from a chair and walk across the room, which requires the coordination of muscle strength, balance and aerobic activity, is more important than any individual element of fitness. And it's not just a physical challenge. One key warning that you're at higher risk of falling is if you tend to stop walking when you talk — a sign that the cognitive demands of staying on your feet are overloading your brain.
A striking feature of the balance and coordination exercises is that they sound a lot like games. Whether you're dancing or playing tennis, the unpredictability of your partner's actions means that no two workouts are the same. Perhaps the enjoyment we get from a good game isn't just a nice bonus: It's an indicator that we're fully engaged, mind and body, in the activity. You could call that achieving good balance.
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On the virtues of the academic calendar is that you get at least two new years–the academic year and the calendar year–when there's the opportunity to reboot one's work to a greater or lesser extent. In the David Allen-style Getting Things Done system, the way get off the eternal cycle of rebooting one's work is the weekly review: a weekly effort to sweep through your mind and your inbox to make sure you're staying on track with all the work you've committed to. Reviews turn out to be hard, both because it's hard to firewall the time to do them–after all, there's probably something else clamoring for your attention–and because it's hard to genuinely keep up with complex projects over time, especially ones with fuzzy deadlines.
Chase Nordengren has set up a very helpful "GTD Trigger List for Academics", which is a Google Doc that gathers up questions that might help keep important tasks from falling through the cracks. It's already useful, and it's editable so other things can be added–and of course you can make your own version or incorporate it into your own template for a weekly review. Having such a list of questions that you systematically work through every week or so means that you don't have to worry about whether you'll remember to think about that minor committee assignment from last semester. (Hypothetically.)
On to this week's links!
- Kate Clancy has an excellent response to the Forbes silliness about stress and college professors: I think that is the single, major luxury afforded us, the one way in which Susan Adams was right. We have autonomy, no matter how much the funding climate may make us feel otherwise. We can decide to be different. That doesn't mean that doing so doesn't have consequences, but when is doing the right thing a risk-free endeavor?
Figure out how you want this job to look, recognizing whatever constraints you feel you need to recognize (say, a certain number of publications before tenure), and negotiating the others (maybe a certain amount of funding achieved, or a particular class size).
- Mills Kelly is against teaching tips: The message of this project, at least as it is described in Perspectives, is that teaching about the past can best be improved by gathering and disseminating "tips." Such a stance devalues teaching as an intellectual enterprise, reducing it instead to a cluster of skills that can be learned through imitation, and worse, essentially ignores two decades of research in the scholarship of teaching and learning in history – an effort that the Association has fairly consistently supported throughout those two decades.
- Bob Samuels thinks through Jerry Brown's budget for California and the the Regents' plans for online education: So let me get this vision right: UC faculty stop teaching UC courses as UC students start getting credit for courses developed outside of the UC system; meanwhile, the remaining UC faculty could increase their earnings by selling their courses to the highest external bidder as UC courses are outsourced to other providers.
- Sarah Hird believes that female underconfidence isn't the main cause of gender disparities in science: You really have to want to stay on this career path. Like really, really. But there's got to be a limit for how much any one person can take before the cons outweigh the pros and the reasonable thing to do is leave – the amount of straw that breaks the camel's back, if you will. No matter how strong (i.e., self-confident) the camel is. (Via Jeremy Yoder.)
- Sara Davis had me at her title, "Consider the Cheeto": And though the story of the rats painfully addicted to high-fat food may be a true story about rats, it is compelling to us because it resonates with stories we already tell about ourselves (which may or may not be true). It's the story I want to discuss here, not the actual experience of addiction (a subject that should be treated with more seriousness and expertise than I'm equipped to do). After all, the addicted mice and rats were living under unusual and extreme conditions; most of us have a much more casual relationship with junk food.
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Causing flashbacks to the injury bug that plagued the Red Sox in 2010, the combined loss of John Lackey and Daisuke Matsuzaka to the disabled list has put into play the depth Theo Epstein built over the winter. Both swingman Alfredo Aceves and knuckleballer Tim Wakefield are currently in the starting rotation. With lefty prospect Felix Doubront dealing with injuries of his own, the team signed veteran Kevin Millwood to a minor league deal. With Tommy John surgery not out of the realm of possibility, though currently considered unlikely, for the injured Japanese hurler, the Red Sox may need to look at addressing the fifth starter position. While the fifth starter is not a major concern, the Red Sox may have an opportunity to secure a bargain: Kevin Slowey.
Entering 2011, Slowey, a 27-year old pitcher with the Minnesota Twins, had spent the last three years in the Twins' rotation. He holds a career record of 39-21 and a 4.43 ERA, combined with a solid 1.29 career WHIP. By traditional metrics, Slowey looks like a good guy to have towards the back of a rotation. He has recorded a 6.8 K/9 over his career this is balanced by an incredible K/BB ratio of 4.60. Slowey simply does not allow free passes: just 1.5 per nine innings.
In the tradition of Brad Radke, the Twins have continued to develop pitchers based on a simple formula: throw strikes, limit walks. Scott Baker, Slowey's main competition for a rotation spot this spring , profiles similarly but with a higher strikeout rate. Although Slowey is prone to nibbling around the plate at times and his fastball tops out at just under 90 MPH, he has enjoyed some success in the major leagues.
Given Slowey's career thus far it is natural to wonder why he would be available at all. However, it seems that between Ron Gardenhire and pitching coach Rick Anderson, the Twins have given up on their starter. After being squeezed out of the rotation in the spring, Slowey was transferred to the bullpen, hit the disabled list, returned as a long reliever, and was likely to be optioned to the minors before returning to the DL.
Rumors have been swirling around his availability in trades and the Twins may look to move him once the right-hander is able to pitch again. Alfredo Aceves and Tim Wakefield are good stopgaps, but if the price is right, the Red Sox would surely prefer to turn to Slowey than Kevin Millwood should they need another pitcher for a long-term starting role.
There is one other interesting piece of trivia concerning the Twin from his prospect days: Nate Silver, in 2007, sai:
"[g]uys like Slowey are the pitching equivalent of Dustin Pedroia."
While Silver remarked that this type of player is "unlikely to be remembered 40 years from now, but could produce a surprisingly high return on investment for their clubs in the meantime." Obviously Pedroia has shattered that expectation, but there may still be something left in Slowey to buy low on and exploit.
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I bet kevin he could be a key player to the boston red sox. With such a skill and talent. A good pitcher with also a good record.
Exactly Mr. Hamilton Guy. Slowey has more than enough to help and isn't necessarily fully valued by his current team. Injury free, he could be a real bargain.
Ive seen his pitching in youtube and all i can say hes talented especially when he throws slow ball.


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I am delighted to say that a local professional photographer, Stephanie Mackrill, has kindly written a guest blog as follows. On a personal note, Stephanie took the pictures you see on the main site, which I am sure you will agree are first rate. I took some of the pictures that appear on the blog, which only goes to strengthen her point below:
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Spokane's defense makes a stand
Back with a feature article on Spokane's defense, which ranks at or near the top in nearly every key statistical category in af2. Read on for the unedited version that will run in Wednesday's S-R.
(Pictured is Ben McCombs and Caesar Rayford making a tackle on Wilkes-Barre/Scranton quarterback Ryan Vena in the team's first meeting in July.)
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When Tennessee Valley backup quarterback Tony Colston scrambled through Spokane's defense on a successful two-point conversion that clinched the Vipers' 56-55 overtime win in the 2008 ArenaCup, he handed the Shock a painful loss and unwittingly gave the 2009 Shock defense a rallying cry.
"When you look back at that last play, the defense didn't finish," Shock defensive coordinator Alex Sirianni said. "That's one thing we talked about in training camp this year – finishing, playing four quarters. Last week, we struggled the first three quarters (against
The Shock (18-1) outlasted
Against Wilkes-Barre/Scranton last month, Gilliam picked off Ryan Vena's desperation pass on the final play as
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"It's just our will and desire," McCullough said. "During that last series, we huddled up, said a few quick words, got a break and we knew what we had to do. When we're put in those situations, we find a way to get things done."
They limited five straight opponents to point totals in the 20s at midseason. In three playoff wins, they've yielded an average of 33.3 points. In Spokane's only loss, Iowa scored 27 points in the fourth quarter en route to a 54-48 victory. One touchdown came on a return of a failed on-side kick, one came on a 12-yard drive after a Shock turnover and the last TD came on a 9-yard drive after another failed on-side kick.
"It starts with Coach Sirianni's play-calling and trickles down," nose tackle Frank Morton said. "Our defensive backs do a great job covering and making the quarterback hold on to the ball longer so we can do our jobs. We have competitions on the line to see who can get the most sacks."
McCullough, Gilliam, Justin Warren, Stanley Franks and Ben McCombs, who had an af2-best 15.5 sacks, have been mainstays. They've played in all 19 games. Elsewhere, the Shock have thrived despite significant change at each level of the defense.
Lee Foliaki's departure triggered the move of
"Kirton has the flexibility to play all over (linemen, linebacker and fullback)," Sirianni said. "When an offensive lineman and a fullback see the same guys every play, they can get comfortable. When he sees three different guys in eight plays, they don't see the same tendencies."
In the secondary, Aaron Williams was sidelined for an extended period with a knee injury, opening up time for Jimmie Sutton and Damon Jenkins. Virgil Gray entered the picture later in the regular season and became a starter. He also helps on kick returns, giving work-horse receiver Raul Vijil an occasional break.
"The players that have been brought in have helped us overcome adversity," Gilliam said. "They've been a big part of our success."
Sirianni said he stresses "living to fight another day. We feel like if we can make a team go six or eight plays to go down the field they'll make a mistake before we do."
"Football games are won up front and if we get consistent pressure if forces the quarterback to make bad throws or it throws off the timing," Sirianni said. "That's where the DBs come in. Now they can go make plays. It all works together and they all have to take care of their jobs."
"It's an offensive game," head coach Adam Shackleford said, "but when defense is the backbone of your team you're going to win a lot of games."
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Frieze attracts a host of other fairs, all with a different character. Some focus on art forms that don't get a look-in, such as street art, and others on more raw artists. If you're a budding art collector, these might be the best places to start as they offer work at more affordable prices than Frieze itself.
STRARTA Art Fair
Saatchi Gallery, Oct 10-13
This is STRARTA's inaugural year, making it the newest art fair of the bunch. The works, taken from 30 top international galleries, will consist of prints, paintings and sculptures, available from £2,000 to £250,000. The space on the top floor of the Saatchi Gallery will be guest curated by interesting characters from the art world, including Ben Moore, the founder of Art Below and David Powell, who started Philips Contemporary Art Manchester.
STRARTA Art Fair, Saatchi Gallery, Duke of York's HQ, King's Road, SW3 4RY, strarta.com
The Other Art Fair
Old Truman Brewery, Oct 17-20
More than 100 artists who aren't represented by galleries feature in this bustling show, now in its fifth year. An expert panel including artist Yinka Shonibare made the selection, and the nice thing is you get to deal directly with the artists rather than the middlemen.
The Other Art Fair, Old Truman Brewery, Brick Lane, E1 6QL, theotherartfair.com
Moniker Art Fair
Old Truman Brewery, Oct 18-20
Sixteen exhibitors present street art by emerging urban artists as well as established figures such as Shepard Fairey and, yes, Banksy. Artists will be making works on the spot including an Apocalypse Now-style bunker from political artist Beejoir and 3D street-painter Leon Keer, who'll be making optical illusions in Ely's Yard.
The Other Art Fair, Old Truman Brewery, Brick Lane, E1 6QL, monikerartfair.com
PAD London
Berkeley Square, Oct 16-20
PAD brings modern art, design and decorative arts together, so expect Jean Prouvé furniture as much as Andy Warhol paintings and contemporary jewellery. With 60 galleries from across the world, PAD is Frieze Week's most luxurious and comfortable fair.
PAD London, Berkeley Square, W1J 5AX, pad-fairs.com/london/en
Sunday Art Fair
35 Marylebone Road, Oct 17-20
Presented in association with the Institute of Contemporary Arts, this bleeding edge art fair hosts work from 22 galleries worldwide. It's located in a former concrete testing bunker in Marylebone and presents about 20 fringy galleries from Europe and the US, as well as two charitable organisations: affordable studio provider Studio Voltaire, which has a reputation for fostering young experimental talent, and not-for-profit studio White Columns, New York's oldest alternative art space. Free entry.
Ambika P3, 35 Marylebone Road, NW1 5LS, sunday-fair.com
1:54 Contemporary African Art Fair
Somerset House, Oct 16-20
1:54 is entirely devoted to contemporary African art. It features 17 galleries with dozens of artists from across the continent
West Wing Galleries, West Wing, Somerset House, Strand, WC2R 1LA, somersethouse.org.uk/visual-arts/15-4-contemporary-african-art-fair
Multiplied Editions Fair
Christie's, Oct 18-21
This contemporary art fair is now in its fourth year of showcasing work from leading artists, produced in small groups, and thus much more affordable. With more than 40 galleries, it features everything from traditional etchings and lithographs to more experimental 3D printing. Free admission.
Christie's, 85 Old Brompton Road, SW7, multipliedartfair.com
Sluice Art Fair
47-49 Tanner Street, Oct 19-20
The self-styled boothless art fair, Sluice is the art fair for alternative galleries, run by artists and curators, and feels more like a happening than a trade fair. It's big on performance art, and features 37 projects, largely from UK-based galleries and a few New Yorkers.
Sluice Art Fair, 47-49 Tanner Street, Free admission, sluiceartfair.com
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Quick Dispatch: Knitters in the Wild
Fiona sent me this note last week, and this great shot of three talented twist designers hanging out IRL (in real life)! I'm excited to share both with you all.
Twist has become a wonderful incubator for nurturing talent, well established and brand new designers alike. In each issue of Twist I get a thrill out of seeing the latest designs from my colleagues and have been able to follow their careers over the years. It's also equally thrilling to see the blossoming of newer designers.
This past weekend I not only had the excitement of teaching at the Make Wear Love retreat held in Monterey California and hanging out with Amy Herzog (who organizes the event), but I also got to meet Anne Ginger whose 2nd design for Twist appears in the latest issue. We snapped this photo of us all together and then realized that not only do we all have a design in the Spring issue but they are all in the same story. Check out Wenceslas, Seawillow, and Minthe, all of our most recent work with Twist!
Twist Style Friday: Dulcimer
Every Friday we feature one of the garments from the magazine in a post about styling. We suggest different ways to wear the garment in question using mock-ups from Polyvore. We encourage readers to tell us what they think about these outfits via our Facebook page or Twitter, and if folks want to make their own outfits, please tweet them at us with the hashtag #twiststyle. You can find all of the Style Friday posts here.
Happy Friday folks!!
This post is coming to you a little late in the day because I had an appointment this morning to have my tarot cards read. It's a present I give myself a couple of times a year, and I am always so glad I did.
I'm wearing a lucky dress. I got it a super long time ago, and gave it away at a clothing swap a few years back. I go to a lot of swaps, and it's fun to see really great and weird items of clothing cycle around my friends. Our styles change, our bodies change, our jobs change, and we need new and different things. It's great way to purge and get new stuff without spending any money. This dress, a great 90s floral with some lacy insets, came back to me last night and I'm pretty excited about it. I also scored a bevvy of crop tops, including one with David Bowie as the goblin king emblazoned on the chest.
Today's featured garment has magic of a different kind. Dulcimer has a little lace and a lot of charm. Hello, pretty.
I'm totally smitten with the pretty split textured cuffs, the lacy buttonband, and the asymmetry. The color is perfect, but of course you could do different things with it. If you wanted to keep the antiquey feeling, a buttery yellow or dove grey would be lovely. You could also take it into color pop territory with an acid green or reddish orange. I think it would be lovely in a tweedy tobacco brown too, something with a little halo.
A twirly skirt is the perfect thing to pair with Dulcimer, because of the way the shape allows for a full skirt (though you could totally continue the buttons down the rest of the band if you wanted to), so I did a slight variation on that outfit with some ice cream colors. I also tried to show you Dulcimer a little more formal, a little more work-y. and a little more mod. Hope you like it!
It's probably too small to see, but those blue oxfords are leopard and denim, in case you were wondering.
How will you wear Dulcimer?
Designer Post: Chartreuse
Katherine Leek is the designer of the lovely Chartreuse from our newest issue. It's a generously sized shawl to wrap around you on chilly evenings year round. Read all about her aquatic inspiration for this lovely and fun to knit piece! Find out more about Katherine on her website.
Chartreuse is a neck down shawl inspired by the underwater flora and fauna I encountered while scuba diving off the coast of Bonaire, a tiny Caribbean island surrounded by a National Marine Park. This reef is renowned for being the healthiest in the Caribbean and is rich with aquatic life.
The honeycomb and lace motif was inspired by the geometry of christmas tree worms (they're cooler than they sound!), anemones, and hard & soft corals, and the central cable evokes Staghorn Coral. The long, slightly curved shape of the shawl is based on the shape of a ray's wings, and the moving increase point of the triangular stockinette section is reminiscent of waves rolling in and lapping against the shore.
Twist Style Friday: Celosia
Every Friday we feature one of the garments from the magazine in a post about styling. We suggest different ways to wear the garment in question using mock-ups from Polyvore. We encourage readers to tell us what they think about these outfits via our Facebook page or Twitter, and if folks want to make their own outfits, please tweet them at us with the hashtag #twiststyle. You can find all of the Style Friday posts here.
Happy Friday folks! It is Friday, technically, at the time I am writing this, but only because it's past midnight. I'm heading to Montreal tomorrow for the long weekend, and I have a bad habit of not sleeping the night before I go on a trip. It's partially because I'm a chronic insomniac, partially because I get excited about going on trips and so really super can't sleep, and partially because I always leave packing to the literal last second. I have a list somewhere of the things I am meaning to bring with me, but nothing is in a bag. I have not yet made any decisions about shoes or jewelry. I did just purchase a selection of earrings shaped like cougars, so likely those will make an appearance. I have decided to pack a bathing suit, although I have no plans to swim. Last weekend I was at a camp for 2.5 days, and I brought three swimsuits. I wore all of them. The water was very very cold, and I am not at all sorry.
Lots of my friends have been a little bit bummed about the weather this week. It's been decidedly cool. I however, am thrilled. It feels like October outside but it won't be followed by November or December! It's a free extra October! I want it to last a long time. Actually what I want is double October, then July two times, then October again, then January, and back to double October and two more Julys. What a dream.
Another dream of mine is knitting with silk. Have you ever done it? I'm not talking about a merino silk blend (though those are lovely), or a mumble-jumble yarn that has a bunch of fibers and one of them is silk. I mean JUST SILK. My mom just got back into knitting, and I turned her into a fiber snob in a few months flat. Silk is a special occasion fiber, and I think it's basically made of pure magic. It can keep you warm or cool. It has an amazing sheen and takes dye like a dream, so the colors are always rich. When you're knitting with it, you just want to make something enormous so you can wrap your whole body in it and stay like that forever.
Or you could make Celosia, and still also leave your home while still wearing a layer of perfection. I'm a crusty introvert, so I am pretty happy to stay home and cocooned most of the time, but some of you like being out in the world.
Because silk can also function as a great warmth layer, this top also makes a really great layering piece for cooler times or climates. Mostly though, I am enamored with the aesthetics. She is just so gosh darn pretty. The shape is a little swingy, and the lace edges are pretty and entirely unfussy.
If you're a small sized person, you could squeeze this whole top out of just two hanks of this stunning yarn, which I think is pretty cool. You also don't *have* to make this top in silk; it would be lovely too in linen, I think.
As for styling, I think this top can definitely take you day to night, and pretty much anyplace you like. So I say pick a piece of statement jewelry, comfy shoes, and a bag big enough to hold everything you need for the day, and go! Have the best time. You look amazing. It's springtime, which automatically makes everyone 30% cuter.
How will you wear Celosia?
Twist Style Friday: Godetia
Every Friday we feature one of the garments from the magazine in a post about styling. We suggest different ways to wear the garment in question using mock-ups from Polyvore. We encourage readers to tell us what they think about these outfits via our Facebook page or Twitter, and if folks want to make their own outfits, please tweet them at us with the hashtag #twiststyle. You can find all of the Style Friday posts here.
Enough about me and my knitting, I bet you want to see this week's sweater. It's so pretty, guys.
You knit the lace medallion first, and then you knit the tank with a cutout in the back, and then you get to do some serious graft-magic to unite the two like the pretty megazord of summer sweaters. I love the idea of this process; I just grafted the toe of a sock last night and it made me feel invincible. Additionally, I love doilies, and this medallion reminds me of one. I have a tattoo of a doily, that's how much I love doilies.
Let's take a closer look at those details.
In a bright color like this, Godetia is cute as heck, sprightly even. In black or a pale neutral, it would be super elegant. If you want to get adventurous, you could knit the lace in a different color for extra pop. Whatever you decide, it's going to be so so pretty.
As for styling, I think this top is pretty versatile! You could wear it like a t shirt or like a silk shell. Take her to the beach, or the mall, or the opera.
How will you wear Godetia?
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The interior lights above the rear view mirror, overhead rear passenger and sunvisor courtesy lights have all stopped working. I've checked the fuse box mapping in the manual and there is no indication of which fuse controls these lights.
I've examined all three fuse panels - left & right dash as well as in the engine compartment and have not found any blown fuses.
Coincidentally, around the same time, my heater stopped blowing hot air. Dealer hints that it's some kind of motor under the dash. Maybe it's related, maybe it's not. Does anyone have any ideas about one or both of these issues?


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That's larryg, he's got a heavy foot. Lives in montgomery. He's a maserati(SP?) tech, always going fast
This is a discussion on Post your sightings here! [Merged] within the North Central States forums, part of the Regional Discussion category; That's larryg, he's got a heavy foot. Lives in montgomery. He's a maserati(SP?) tech, always going fast -b...
That's larryg, he's got a heavy foot. Lives in montgomery. He's a maserati(SP?) tech, always going fast
OK, deep red wrx with big wing and gold rims on 294N at about 11 sat. (today), and a sweet sounding blue STI with FMIC on 41N at about 12ish...
Wed. evening. route 25 in Batavia, at that stupid bridge that's STILL not fixed yet, blue WRX, nice blue windshield decals, tint, looked awesome!
i see ton's of wrx's around, i swear IL has TONS that you just dont no about.
Go raibh tú leathuair ar Neamh
sula bhfuil a fhios ag an diabhal go bhfuil tú marbh
May you be a half-hour in Heaven before the devil knows that you're dead.
I've seen the same guy in Island Lake driving a black WRX 4 or 5 times now. Everytime we engaged in a friendly wave, or headlight flash while crossing paths.
Curious if it's someone here.
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Just spotted this one on Roscoe this afternoon. I waved, he did his nod.Originally posted by Butterflie
Black STI on Devon going West... seen him a few in the past couple weeks on the way to Greg's from work. Always get a nod... and I always wave.
I'd invite but I only see him in "passing". Let me know where he hangs out if you know, I have no problem barging in a inviting people out for ****s & gin.
does he look younger? sounds like jason.
I'd say about mid-late 20's. Couldn't say for certain since it was once only in passing (of course).Originally posted by BrianH
does he look younger? sounds like jason.
I think he works out by me somewhere... he turns left onto rohlwing from devon. no idea where he hangs out or anything. if i see him again and we're stopped at a light i'll say something to him.
not sure if i'll be there tomorrow or not... my mom's having her gall bladder out and i may go see her after work.
I was driving on Elgin Ohare' East and seen a WRB WRX with a hi=power exhaust and white wheels.
I was driving next to you and you took off and you turned laterdown the road passed 290 underpass.
Just wanted to let you know you have a real nice ride and nice sounding exhaust
Hopefully see around or @ the meet @ Borders.
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Yo, Yo What's the deal YO.
Peace Out...ONE. L.A.
sounds like blake, he shows up to borders sometimes.
at least he's the only one I've ever seen with white wheels.
Tonight on the way home from work I saw:
- On 294 N-bound, a WRB Bugeye with a "SUBARU"-less trunk and tinted windows. Couldn't tell anything else except that he was faster than me Got off at Willow and headed W.
- On Pfingston N-bound, WRB Bugeye, plates "BAD DOG". Turned R into Lake-Cook Plaza. Also tinted. Def had a BOV.
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2000 (Junior): Appeared in 18 games, starting eight; was 3-3 as a starter with two no-decisions ( 2000 was his first collegiate season as a pitcher after spending parts of the last three years with the Blazers as a field player)....had a 4-3 record with a team-best 4.48 ERA, working 68.1 innings...led the staff with two complete games -- both victories (5/6 vs. Cincinnati, 5/17 vs. Tulane in the C-USA Tournament).
1999 (UAB Football): ? Played in six games at quarterback and on special teams ?season ended at Cincinnati (10/16) when he injured his left knee (torn ACL) on special teams play.
1999 (Sophomore): Had 11 multiple-hit and four multiple-RBI games...tied for first in sacrifice bunts (9) among C-USA hitters ?eighth in UAB single-season history with 10 combined sacrifices...was 12-15 in stolen base attempts ?successful on his first 10 tries...posted nine outfield assists...hit first career home run vs. Butler (3/10)... career-long 15-game hit streak (2/20-3/27; .318, 21-66)... had four-game RBI streak (3/7-14/1)...tied Coca-Cola Classic mark with two stolen bases vs. Minnesota (2/20).
1998 (UAB Football): Played in all 11 games (started two)?passed for 530 yards (38-of-88) and six touchdowns...scored UAB?s only touchdown of the day on a 32-yard run at eventual national champion Tennessee (11/7).
1998 (Freshman): Season-high two hits at Saint Louis (4/12) and vs. Cincinnati (3/27)...had season high one RBI twice.
1997 (UAB Football): Started 10 games at quarterback as a redshirt freshman?passed for 1,530 yards (109-of-209) and 11 touchdowns.
1997 (Freshman-Redshirt): Played in seven games and then received medical redshirt status after (injury) ended his season early...was 3-3 with two runs scored at Alabama State (2/26)...had a double (first college hit) and scored two runs vs. VMI (2/16). High School: Graduated from Cedartown (Ga.) High School (1996)...earned four varsity letters in baseball... selected 7AAA Co-Player of the Year in baseball (1996)... named to All-Area honors three times (1994, 1995, 1996)... All-American, 7AAA Player of the Year, Georgia Scholar- Athlete of The Year in football his senior season.
Personal/Miscellaneous: Born Aug. 24, 1977 in Rome, Ga. ...full name is Kenneth Lee Jolly, Jr. ...parents are Ken and Linda Jolly...a fifth-year senior; did not participate in football during the 2000 season...major is biology, minor is chemistry...father played pro baseball in the Philadelphia Phillies organization.


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WRT seats, 5 seat belts matter if you have small people to cart around. At least it does not have the Volt's center hump.
WRT seats, 5 seat belts matter if you have small people to cart around. At least it does not have the Volt's center hump.
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Still can't believe 50k, but I remembered that I saw a development mule in August last year and never got around to posting pics.
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This is obviously before the tax rebate and other rebates (if any) from a state or utility company in your area.
And the Bolt is quite comfortable for 4 adults; I'd imagine 5 is pushing it. It has far better rear cabin accomodations than my Mk7 GTI, so I can't see how you think it has *less* rear passenger space than an R53 Mini.
For many people, i think the Volt is a terrific package--especially with sub-$300 lease deals on LT models.
Our car was well, well under $50k OTD. Wouldn't have even been a consideration at that price; we would have waited for the Model 3. (For which we still have 2 reservations, btw, in case anyone on the West Coast is itching to get one early...)
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Like ~125 means nothing.
I'm a fan of the Golf, but c'mon. That's night and frickin' day.
I'm sure my next vehicle will be electric, 2020 will probably have some interesting options, and possibly 2nd generation developments in cell-tech trickling into consumers' hands.
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1987 Peugeot PB-18 Manual Power
1986 Mid-Engine Supercar
Congrats on the Bolt and don't forget to sign the EV registry. http://forums.vwvortex.com/showthrea...light=registry
Of course we're getting into springtime now, but I'll be very interested to see what kind of range penalty there is for the Bolt in winter. The Focus loses about 25 miles in slightly below freezing temps. Will the Bolt also lose about that many miles, or will it be a similar percentage (~35%) instead?
So it was something like $42-$43K for the MSRP on the car, $2500 or whatever it was for the extended warranty, then sales tax (I forget what we are but it's somewhere around 8-9% here so that pushes you just past $49K) and a few hundred in DMV taxes and registration, so yeah it adds up to $50K. But it's not like GM is asking $50K.
http://media.caranddriver.com/files/...boltev2017.pdf) so I'm a but surprised that the back still feels heavy. But if it's under-damped, I guess even a "lighter in the back" car can make you feel the junk in the trunk easily. Anyway, if I were to change the suspension on this car, it would be to make the back a little stiffer.
California has a law on the books which states that if an automaker sells 60,000 or more cars in California in a year, a certain percentage of them must be classified as clean air cars, which can be hydrogen, full electric, or EREV like the Prius Prime or Chevy Volt. All automakers selling over 60,000/year in California must comply, thus automakers who only sell the minimum number of electric cars per year in California are considered makers of only compliance cars. That's always the tip-off: if the car is only sold in California, it's only being sold for legal compliance. Honda's FCV and Fit EV are great examples as purely compliance cars. Toyota's RAV4 EV was the same, as is the case with many others.
But if you have a 240V 40A outlet with a 7 kW EVSE plugged into it, you can charge a Bolt overnight and a Volt in a couple of hours at most.


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There was a post in April 2007 about a KVM swith changing monitor resolutions (and more annoyingly the placing of desktop icons). It was never resolved but someone made the OS configuraion point.
I have the same problem but have no idea how to configure XP (the other PC is running Vista Home Premium).
Latest Dell monitor driver is installed for both XP and VHP.