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Richard Wright, a tall, softly-spoken and articulate man, was 49 when he just snuck in under the Turner Prize's age restriction as a prize for the under 50s, and was reasonably little-known when he was nominated last year.
He created a quaveringly delicate exhibition for the Turner Prize show, a fresco in gold leaf, painted directly onto the gallery walls of Tate Britain that seemed to echo both William Blake and J M W Turner – artists that Wright had come to see at the Tate as a young man. The painting was essentially abstract, but was filled with soft pastoral shapes, and seemed to stretch back into the history of the gallery and its collection. Tiny shapes like line-drawn suns seemed to fill the warmly lit galleries with light. A Rorschach-like doubling of the image accentuated its strangeness. It was accompanied by two small red wall paintings above a door that looked a little like the gently bleeding cross-section of a fish. These seemed to punctuate the space and to lead the viewer through to Lucy Skaer's exhibition in the next room, which featured a whale skeleton. The show was, in its beauty and its gentility, impossible to argue with, and Wright walked away with the prize.
It was the rampant commercialism of the art market during the 1980s that turned Wright off painting on canvas. He felt that he didn't want to contribute to producing more and more stuff for people to buy, and so, in the 1990s, began painting straight onto walls. "There are too many unnecessary objects," he has said. Wright's approach is about more than just foregoing canvas, however. He never swamps a location with extra shapes, images and ideas, but rather draws on the existing details of the space itself. This can make for a stressful installation period – most often when he begins installing he is unsure what the work will be, where it will go and what exact form it will take. Wright often sites his work in rather forgotten corners, fragments of the ceiling marked by pipes or sockets – small sections of walls in corridors or door frames useless to anyone else. At Edinburgh's Ingleby Gallery, for example, he painted inside the back of the gallery's bookshelf. At London's Gagosian Gallery on Davies Street, a building which is so shop-front like that everything inside it is visible to passers-by, Wright made a delicate silver painting on the ceiling, based on a straight-lined, cubic pattern that brought to mind clean-white cube architecture. However, he also creates larger-scale works, which appear to make visible the atmospherics of an entire room. Wright's use of lines of perspective, which often employ a small repeated motif or pattern, create the impression that air has become visible, that we can see the invisible elements of a room that give it a particular "feel".
It's now Scotland, Wright's home (he moved from England when he was 12 years old, and lives in Glasgow), that has the chance to celebrate the artist, with a permanent work in Edinburgh's Dean Gallery, commissioned by the Edinburgh Art Festival, and a solo show on his home turf at Modern Institute in Glasgow. There's much sense from both exhibitions that Wright has now hit a confident stride – both exhibitions are ambitious and transcendent responses to architecture. While Wright's Turner Prize exhibition was rather overwhelming in its beauty – particularly in the shimmering gold leaf – it's a set of reasonably simple motifs that mark out his new large-scale works. The process, however, is anything but simple.
Wright's Dean Gallery commission is in the stairwell of a building now used as a modern-art gallery, but it was previously a hospital for orphans. The architecture of the building is confident and solid; the railings on the stairs are very tall, for example, dwarfing the visitor into feeling a little too small, and the ceiling in the roof leans in at the apex, so that it seems that the walls might be falling in. In the centre is an elaborate ceiling rose, based upon a honeysuckle fleur-de-lys. It's on this honeysuckle shape that Wright has based his design for the ceiling – a small black floral shape that is repeated across the white ceiling in different shapes and angles. They seem to spin out from the corners, where they are densely packed and small, out into areas in which they are painted larger, but with more space around them. The walls seem to hum with tension, and burst with history. The black honeysuckle resembles a far more sombre version of those wind-tossed flowers that surround the shell-riding Venus in Botticelli's famous The Birth of Venus. They might seem like the tiny souls of those who once inhabited the building in its former use – a place devoted to those lives that were tossed around anchorless on the breeze – or the melancholy dark petals of disease blown in from the streets outside. Interestingly, though Wright's usual insistence that his works be painted over can have the effect of making one appreciate the beauty of the here-and-now, this work is more likely to make one reflect on its permanence. It will remain when we are gone, for curators to protect and future visitors to puzzle over.
Over in Glasgow at Modern Institute, Wright's work is back in its more impermanent state. This is his first solo show at the gallery since he won the Turner Prize and since the gallery moved to a bright new space in a former washhouse (it was, for years, run out of a rather pokey site in a tenement building in the city). Now that the gallery has a new slanted roof with windows, letting the blue sky in on a clear day, Wright has made visible elements of light and pressure within the space. On the far wall, blue curved triangles are arranged in such a way that it appears as though the sky is trying to punch out through the wall in the same triangular way that it does in the roof. If you look at it another way, the perspective lines drawn by the patterns of blue shapes are such that it seems as though there is a further gallery space beyond the wall, lined by blue walls singing with light and colour. Look closely, however, and you'll notice that Wright has singled out some of the gallery's forgotten elements for attention. A supporting beam high up in the ceiling has a little red painting blossoming from its side as though it were puffing, straining, perhaps bleeding from the effort of holding the sky up, Atlas-like for the gallery. It's this combination that is so typical of Wright, and what makes his work so humane. The large, atmospheric painting that can knock you sideways is accompanied by a nod to all the supporting actors in the architecture. To the beams, doorways and shelves that open up spaces for us, and let the light in.
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How I got my 1956 Ford
Every kid looks forward to the time that they will be old enough to drive, I was no different.
When I turned 14, old enough to get a drivers permit in the state of Iowa, Dad gave me the 1956 Ford 2 door sedan that he had purchased years before. He walked me out to the 56 and gave me a big lecture about how I would be driving by myself on the road soon and how he knew that I would be tempted to be doing a bit of racing. He said he knew that because it had not been all that long ago when he was a young buck running free himself and he had done a bit of street racing. He wanted me to make the 56 into a dragster and take it to the track. He told me that street racing was unsafe and he did not want me engaged in illegal street racing. Now the 56 might not have looked like much to someone else, sitting there in a non-running condition, but in my eyes it was like he had just given me the crown jewels. I had many a fond memory of when I was a small child, standing up in the back seat of the 56 watching the speedometer hitting 120 and yelling, Go faster Daddy.
I didnt get the 56 going until I was seventeen and I had a lot of fun in it. I did see some races but it never saw a sanctioned event. I still own it yet.
Thats a kool story got anymore?
Sway, my dad has loads of stories to tell. give him a comfortable chair and a few hours and he will talk your ear right off the side of your face
Thanks for sharing CrashFarmer!
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I was 18 and drove my dad's 69 C20 Chevy pickup for 2 years. I spied a 69 Chevelle Malibu for sale along a side street and fell in love. Frost green with a dark green interior. 327- 4 speed, 12 bolt posi with 3:31s. I had to have this car. My great uncle was the president of the bank so I asked him for the money and had to wait a whole 15 minutes for him to cut me a check. The horror...I was sooo spoiled..... Bought the car and dad was worried about me mistaking reverse and first with the clunky old Muncie shifter. Never did make that mistake though. One day I left a friends house and thought I'd get into it a little. I turned left onto the main street towards home and halfway through the intersection I gave it a footfull. Of course the car couldn't straighten out with full throttle applied so I fishtailed up the street going through 3 gears. UNTIL I saw dear old dad outside his friends house waving at me with a strange smile on his face. He never yelled at me, but when I got home he threw out "Man, your car runs pretty well"!
I also still have the car. It needs a little work to be nice, but at least I still have the first car I ever bought!
Hello again Sandflea, I haven't been around here for a while, you know how it goes, you get busy doing this and that and you just don't have enough time to do everything. I am glad you still have your first car. I cannot tell you how many people I know that wish they had that old ****** back.
Nightfire, I am glad you liked the story.
Sway, I do have loads of stories to tell.
I love to hear my grandfarther tell me stories .He was a member of the rebels of lincoln from nebraska and raced at the salt flats.
sway why dont you write down some of you grandpas stories and tell us?
C'mon sway...It's 11:30 pm here...
I have my hot cocoa and I'm ready for bed....
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In as few words as possible, I'm going to attempt to explain our situation. I ask that you try to stick with me through the entire post (will likely be a bit lengthy) and post your words of wisdom.
17yo dd is quite mature for her age, although she does show her true age from time to time;-), she's graduating high school a year early, has been accepted to her first choice college to start this fall, she has a part time job, gets very good grades, she's kind, patient, bright, a good friend and daughter. She lives with her bio father as he was awarded custody, why is beyond me, and has not had a very happy life there. DD has been in very little trouble, the usual teen stuff.
Last Friday we visited the college she'll be attending this fall and she realized after touring classrooms of her chosen major that she wasn't interested in that particular program. She was in tears on the way home and never quite got back to being herself. On Sunday she said, "I just don't feel like myself today." I asked her if she wanted or needed to talk and she said no.
On Monday, dd was arrested for shop lifting at a chain clothing store. She went with intent as she had wire cutters and scissors with her. Her reason was, "I was bored and didn't want to pay for the stuff." She also said, "I'm glad I got caught, maybe now Dad will pay attention to me. He never pays attention to me, never says 'good job'." And she deserves the acknowledgement, she's worked very hard to get where she's at. I'd like to clarify that dd did not say any of the above with sassy tone or attitude. She's very well mannered and was expressing her feelings at the moment.
DD has spent the last two years telling me she would be moving out of her dad's as soon as she graduated (the incentive for graduating early) and would be coming to live with us. I'm fine with this plan. We've been very close the past few years and she tells me almost everything.
I spoke with dd's bio father this morning and he informed me that dd has asked to seek therapy, she didn't even mention this to me. Not sure if this is a ploy for lighter sentencing or if she truly feels she needs it. I'm just so shocked she didn't mention this to me. She hasn't spoken to me since calling me Monday evening after her father picked her up from juvenile detention. I'm not sure if she's ashamed and doesn't want to talk to me...
She'll be here next weekend and I really want to have all my feelings sorted before then as we're going to sit down; dd, myself, and dh, to discuss things.
Right now I bounce from anger to broken hearted with tears pouring down my face. I've had an almost constant headache since Monday night, haven't slept well, have some health garbage of my own that cannot take all of this. I really need to get this stuff sorted. I'm afraid dd is headed down some bizarre downward spiral. I don't want to see her mess up everything she's worked so hard for. I want to inspire her to do good and do well. I want to help her get back on the straight path.
OH! And ex hubby forces dd to remain on depo while living with him. She doesn't want to do it and I don't want her to either. We've decided collectively that it was best to do it for the time he insisted as not to make waves, making it an easier transition in moving out. fwiw, dd has had sex ONCE and has given no reason to indicate that she'd make a bad choice where that's concerned. I do have concern that the depo is playing a role in hormonal stuff.
Additionally, dd's bio father has laid out the following punishment:
No cell phone
No going out except school and work
No driving privileges except work
No visitors until the end of the month at which time she may have visitors but still no going out
They've taken away a concert she was to attend this month but will allow prom at the beginning of May.
If dd has any further issues, she will lose prom and all visitors for the remainder of the school year.
I'm concerned the punishments they've chosen (this is something we don't do) are going to only depress dd further. I'm concerned for her well being at the moment and am toying with calling my attorney to ask for immediate emergency custody.
Any thoughts, advice, suggestions, etc are warmly welcomed. Thank you to those have hung in there through the entire post.
I didn't want to read this and not reply. But I don't know if my advice is right or not! Bless her heart and bless yours, too! My inclination would be to not express anger towards her for this, especially since her father is dealing with her harshly over this. As her mother, I would definitely be approaching this situation as a helpmate and trying to love her and help her in any way that I could.
First thing is, YES, if she is asking for counseling, absolutely she should get it, first thing.
and I would be having a long heart to heart with her to find out in what other ways I could help her. And yes, I imagine that were I in your position, I would try to get the emergency custody or whatever it takes to get her to my supportive home rather than father's punitive one, if possible.
These would be my thoughts and inclinations if I were in your situation, but I am not claiming that this is necessarily what you should do! Good luck to you and to her; I hope she gets help from you or a counselor or someone, as she does sound like she is in a precarious position!
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I'm sorry to hear all that. Her bio father seems harsh. Most teenagers will shoplift (or try to) at least once. I know I did, got grounded for a week or something, with the warning that if I got caught again, the punishment would be worst.
When will she turn 18? Is it anytime soon? If so, maybe you can just try to wait it out.
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Like D.C., Dallas has two split allocations to spend as well as the allocation it received in a trade with Kansas City for Preki's retirement. Chicago has yet to use the allocation money it is due for the sale of Damani Ralph in 2005, which is worth approximately $250,000.
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text: Cancer and Pain ManagementWhat is pain?Pain is an unpleasant sensory or emotional experience. It may be acute or chronic. Acute pain can be mild to severe and last a relatively short time. This is usually less than three months. It is often a signal that body tissue is being injured in some way. It generally disappears when the injury heals. Chronic pain may range from mild to severe, and is present to some degree for longer periods of time. It generally lasts longer than three months.With cancer, will I have pain?Many people believe individuals with cancer must be in pain. This is not necessarily the case. Also, even if pain cannot be prevented, it can often be reduced or easier to put up with. Pain management is an important topic to discuss with your healthcare provider as soon as a diagnosis of cancer is made or suspected.Pain may happen as a result of cancer, cancer treatment, or both. Pain may also happen for other reasons. It is normal to have occasional general discomfort, headaches, pains, and muscle strains in daily life, even without cancer. But, even after a cancer diagnosis, not every pain is related to or caused by cancer. Cancer pain may depend on the type of cancer, the stage (extent) of the disease, and an individual's tolerance for pain.What should I do if I am in pain?A test cannot be performed to measure different levels of pain. So that any pain you may be experiencing can be reduced or eliminated, you will need to talk to your healthcare provider about the pain and give specific details about your level of discomfort.According to the National Cancer Institute, the answers you give to the following questions can help your healthcare provider locate the cause of the pain and develop a plan to give you with as much relief as possible.The following questions may be asked of you to more accurately evaluate your condition:Can you describe the pain and what it feels like? What do you think could be the cause?How strong is the pain? To accurately answer this, your healthcare provider may ask you to rate your pain using a scale from 0 to 10; 0 is no pain and 10 is extreme pain.When did the pain start and how long does it last?Is the pain worse during certain times of the day or night?Can you show exactly where on your body you are experiencing pain?Does the pain move or travel? If yes, can you show how and where?Have you taken any medicines to relieve the pain, or tried any other approaches to reduce the pain? Have you experienced any relief?Have you noticed particular activities or positions that make the pain better or worse?You may want to make some notes so that when your healthcare provider asks specific questions about your pain, you will be able to give accurate answers. Write down the details of any discomfort you might have been having so you will not forget to report them. Consider keeping a diary of your pain, or ask a friend or family member to help track your symptoms. The types of information that you may want to note in your diary include:DateTimePain scale ratingType and dose of medicineTime pain medicine was takenHow well pain responded to medicine takenAny other pain relief methods attemptedYour healthcare provider may need to refer to your diary when making a plan to relieve your pain and make you more comfortable. Be sure to bring it with you to your healthcare provider visits.How can I describe my pain?When your healthcare provider asks about your pain, you will need to communicate how your pain feels in as specific terms as possible. When you are asked how it feels, using the following terminology may be helpful:Dull pain. A slow or weak pain, not very sudden or strong.Throbbing pain. A pain that surges, beats, or pounds.Steady pain. A pain that does not change in its intensity.Sharp pain. Pain that causes intense mental or physical distress, that may feel "knife-like."Acute pain. Severe pain that lasts a relatively short period of time.Chronic or persistent pain. Mild to severe pain that is present to some degree for long periods of time.Breakthrough pain. When you are taking medicine for chronic pain, moderate to severe pain that happens between doses (pain that "breaks through").What causes pain with cancer?Cancer pain that lasts several days or longer may result from one or more of the following and should be evaluated right away:Pain from a tumor that is pressing on body organs, nerves, or bonesPoor blood circulationBlockage of an organ or canal in the bodyMetastasis (cancer cells that have spread to other sites in the body)Infection or inflammationSide effects from chemotherapy, radiation therapy, or surgeryStiffness from inactivityPsychological responses to tension, depression, or anxietyTreatment for painSpecific treatment for pain will be determined by your healthcare provider based on the following:Your age, overall health, and medical historyType of cancerExtent of diseaseYour tolerance for specific medicines, procedures, or therapiesExpectations for the course of the conditionYour opinion or preferenceCancer pain may be treated directly with chemotherapy or radiation therapy. Sometimes a surgical procedure may even be recommended specifically to reduce pain. Multiple approaches may be used to treat pain including both pharmacological and nonpharmacological.What is pharmacological pain management?Pharmacological pain management for cancer refers to the use of medicines. Oncology clinics usually offer several pain management choices for any procedure that may be painful, such as a bone marrow aspiration or lumbar puncture. There are many types of medicines and several methods used for administration, from very temporary (10 minute) mild sedation, to full general anesthesia (where you are in a deep sleep) in the operating room.Pain medicine may be given in one or more of the following methods:By mouth (orally in pill form, liquid, or as a lozenge placed inside the cheek or under the tongue)With an injection under the skin (subcutaneous injection)Through a needle in a vein (IV)With a special catheter in a space around the spinal column (epidural)By blocking a specific nerve that is causing pain Through a patch on the skinThrough implanted methods (such as a pump that is implanted in the body)By inserting rectal suppositoriesExamples of pharmacological pain relief include the following:Analgesics (for mild to severe pain relief)Sedation (usually given for relief of pain during a procedure)Anesthesia (usually given for relief of pain during a procedure)Topical anesthetics (cream, gel, or liquid applied to the skin to numb the area)Other pain relieversSome people can build up a tolerance to pain relievers. Over time, doses or types of medicine used for pain relief may need to be increased or changed. Fear of addiction to opioids is common, although, in most cases, it is rarely a problem. It is important to understand that the ultimate goal is comfort. This means taking appropriate measures to make the pain easier to put up with.Questions to ask about your pain medicineEach time a pain medicine is prescribed by your healthcare provider, consider seeking answers to the following questions:What dose of pain medicine is being prescribed and how many times a day will I be taking medicine?What should I do if my pain is not relieved with the recommended dose?What would warrant a dosage increase?Should I call you before increasing the dose?What if a dose is missed or not taken on time?Should this medicine be taken with food or on an empty stomach?Should I be taking this medicine (if tablet or capsule) with a particular type of liquid?How long does it take the medicine to start working?Is it safe to drink alcoholic beverages, drive, or operate machinery while taking this pain medicine? Are there any other activity restrictions?Are there prescription or over-the-counter medicines that are dangerous to take with this medicine?Are there any side effects associated with this medicine? If yes, is there any way to prevent or reduce them?What if I need to change my pain medicine?If you are dissatisfied with the medicine you have been prescribed, consult your healthcare provider or cancer treatment team. There may be other ways to alleviate the pain, including switching to a different pain medicine. Changes may also be recommended regarding the way you are taking the medicine.Be sure to talk with your healthcare provider if you are uncomfortable, as a different pain medicine, different dose, or different combination of pain medicines may be needed if:Your pain continues.Your pain medicine does not start working within the time frame specified by your healthcare provider.Your pain medicine does not work for the length of time specified by your healthcare provider.You are experiencing breakthrough pain (moderate to severe pain that "breaks through" between doses).The dosage schedule or method is inconvenient and you are having trouble adapting your schedule.Pain becomes disruptive to your daily activities, such as eating, sleeping, working, and sexual activity.You experience serious side effects such as difficulty breathing, dizziness, and rashes.If serious side effects happen, call your healthcare provider immediately. Side effects such as sleepiness, nausea, and itching usually resolve after your body adjusts to the medicine. However, call your healthcare provider if you are experiencing any side effects from your pain medicine.What is nonpharmacological pain management?Nonpharmacological pain management is the management of pain without medicines. This method utilizes ways to alter thoughts and focus concentration to better manage and reduce pain. Methods of nonpharmacological pain include:Education and psychological conditioning. Not knowing what to expect with cancer treatment is very stressful. However, if you are prepared and can anticipate what will happen, your stress level will be much lower. To decrease your anxiety about cancer treatment, consider the following:Ask for an explanation of each step of a procedure in detail, utilizing simple pictures or diagrams when available.Meet with the person who will be performing the procedure and write down answers to questions.Tour the room where the procedure will take place.Ask what you can expect as an outcome of the treatment.Hypnosis. With hypnosis, a psychologist or trained clinician guides you into an altered state of consciousness. This helps you to focus or narrow your attention to reduce discomfort.Imagery. Using mental images of sights, sounds, tastes, smells, and feelings can help shift attention away from the pain.Distraction. Distraction is usually used to help children, especially babies. Using colorful, moving objects or singing songs, telling stories, or looking at books or videos can distract preschoolers. Older children and adults may find watching TV or listening to music helpful. 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The star of Kevin Keller continued to ascend last weekend at Comic-Con International in San Diego, where it was announced that the first openly gay Archie Comics character would graduate from his in-progress miniseries to a full-fledged ongoing series next February. Not only that, Kevin's popularity with readers (and the media) has earned him a spot in the Life With Archie series, which explores the lives of the characters as they extend into the future. In Keller's feature, the character will be married to another man.Introduced last year in an issue of the Veronica series, Kevin Keller is an aspiring journalist who also wants to follow in his father's footsteps by joining the U.S. armed forces. The character has earned lots of attention and praise for tackling the subjects of gay teens and gays in the military, but as Kevin's creator Dan Parent told ComicsAlliance in May, Archie Comics readers — like the Riverdale gang themselves — just simply love the guy for who he is.
Kevin is the all-American teenager who just happens to be gay. We wanted it to be an important factor, yet it doesn't completely define him either. The reaction from the Riverdale gang is basically a non-reaction, because Riverdale is an accepting and tolerant community where it's OK to be gay.
However, Parent told The New York Times that Kevin is not universally beloved, at least in the pages of the Archie comic books.
"Even the most popular kids are not popular with everybody," Mr. Parent said. "There's some adversity he'll have to deal with."
In 2012 an issue of Life With Archie will see Kevin Keller grown-up and married. Archie CEO Jon Goldwater elaborated:
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Carmelo Anthony made it no secret that his priority this summer is to re-sign with the New York Knicks, but reports indicated that the Chicago Bulls are also in the running for the All-Star forward.
Knicks president Phil Jackson also intends to build the team around Anthony, but it remains to be seen whether or not the team is willing to pay the price to keep the 29-year-old forward.
Jackson recently said that he is hoping Anthony will be willing to take a significant pay cut this summer, but the scenario is highly unlikely especially if the Bulls put a lucrative offer on the table.
And if the Bulls do so, Basketball Insiders believe that the Knicks could consider a sign-and-trade deal that would send Anthony to the Bulls.
Sources said that the Knicks could trade Anthony to the Bulls in exchange for the expiring contracts of Carlos Boozer and Mike Dunleavy along with two 2014 first-round picks and future picks.
Doing so could lead to another disappointing season for the Knicks, but it would put them in a good situation when the 2015 free agency comes wherein superstars like Kevin Love and Rajon Rondo would become free agents, while also getting young prospects from their picks.
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The Bulls made it no secret that they will make a strong push to sign Anthony this summer, but they will have to make big roster moves to create cap space to acquire the 11-year veteran.
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ONLY ON ABC-7: Border Patrol's R.E.A.L. Mission
At-risk students learn impact of good, bad decisions
EL PASO, Texas - A dozen high school students may have a different outlook on life after they spent the last four weeks working closely with the Border Patrol. They realized there is a connection between their actions now and their plans for the future.
"We started doing the discipline things and all the PT, the training we had to do. And that made me think, 'Oh, well, this is what I get for messing up,'" Juan Guevara told ABC-7.
Guevara is one of several at-risk teens graduating from the month-long R.E.A.L. Mission, a program organized and executed by the Border Patrol.
The graduation ceremony was held Thursday morning at the Border Patrol's Hondo Pass Drive location.
Their families watched as they wrapped up their participation with a ceremony filled with speeches, words of encouragement and a certificate.
The program was introduced to the El Paso Sector in 2012. It takes at-risk kids and teaches the repercussions of bad decisions through exposure to law enforcement. They were even treated to a visit from an inmate at the Rogelio Sanchez State Jail.
The students also did community service. They spent one morning cleaning up Fort Bliss National Cemetery.
Guevara was caught ditching classes at Andress High School. Days after getting into the program -- he said things just clicked.
"They {the agents} never let me down in anything. They were always there. They're always focused. They give us discipline. They respect us," said Guevara.
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The R.E.A.L. Mission has helped more than 300 students since 2012.
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In the way that 2010 saw the ascendancy of Lady Gaga, 2011 may be the year of Ke$ha.
The 23-year-old singer-songwriter who was born Kesha Sebert is limbering up for a tour of her U.S. homeland after conquering Europe in the run-up to Christmas.
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Two male dancers grab their crotches and pour beer over Ke$ha. She plays keyboards, struts in gold tiny hot pants and poses with a guitar shaped like a rifle. She introduces "Take It Off" as a song "about taking off your clothes" before not taking anything off.
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Paul Weller is back on fighting form. The 52-year-old British Mod rocker, whose next shows are also in February, has plenty of ammunition from his excellent album, "Wake Up the Nation," its 2008 predecessor "22 Dreams" and three-minute bursts of punk by the Jam, his first band.
Weller betters Oasis's big rock noise and Blur's concise catchy tunes. "Fast Car/Slow Traffic" jabs at the absurdity of inner-city sports cars, while "7 & 3 Is the Strikers Name" displays steel toe-capped rage.
Weller, sporting a simple black T-shirt and more salt than pepper hair, goes beyond Mod stylings and punk sneer. "Andromeda" immerses itself in psychedelia, "Moonshine" is hell-raising rock 'n' roll and "Aim High" mines Northern Soul.
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Sambalpur, Dec 8 (UNI) The absence of the birthday of Veer Surendra Sai, a prominent freedom fighter, in the government calendar for 2008, has evoked resentment among the people of Western Orissa here.
Several organisation and intellectuals condemned the deletion of the birthday of Surendra Sai, the first freedom fighter of the nation, from the government calendar and demanded to rectify the calendar with special mention of the hero's birthday.
They said since 2008 was the year of the second birth centenary of the freedom fighter from Western Orissa, who spent more than two decades in exile and died in jail in 1884, his name should have figured in the state government calendar.
''It is an irony that every year his birthday finds a place in the government calendar but it has been deleted in 2008 despite the fact that the hero's second birth centenary falls on January 23, 2008,'' intellectuals said.
The Orissa Sanskritik Samaj, a leading socio-cultural organisation of the state, raised objection over such an ''irregularity'' and drew the state government's attention, including the director of the government press.
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My GSD puppy is almost 4 months old and last night he started to show aggression towards my other dog, who is a pug. They play so well together and has never aggressively growled at her until yesterday, when as soon as she approached him he would try and dominate her by getting on her back and started growling. Now he has done this before but no growling was involved, I would take him off of her and then they would just start playing. However, he keeps doing this growling thing and even started growling at my sister in laws dog while he was trying to eat. He has never done that before.
Since my pug is so much smaller than him, I just don't want this to become a problem when he gets older. He is my first GSD, and he's a different ball game then my pug lol! Any tips or advice? Is it just a phase? He is a great dog besides doing this yesterday.
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Maybe he is about that age were he lifts his leg. Maybe he is trying to show your pug that he is the dominant one. My trainer taught us clicker training, and in this situation she would click and give a treat every time the dog would look at the pup, smelled him, touch the pug, or any time he does good with him. That way he is train not to do such behavior. Just my opinion.
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text: ONTARIO, Canada, Aug. 9, 2012 /PRNewswire -Asia-FirstCall / -- Canadian Solar (NASDAQ: CSIQ), (the "Company", "we" or "Canadian Solar"), one of the world's largest solar companies, has achieved the highest ratings possible in the two most significant standard tests for ammonia (NH3) resistance of solar modules. The modules were tested in the IEC 62716 draft C ammonia corrosion test by TUV Rheinland and also in the DLG standard test for solar modules in agricultural environments. The tests included power loss, visual inspection and the insulation resistance. Approximately 20 percent of PV installations in Germany are located on agricultural land. Due to the partially high ammonia concentrations found in the air of animal stables, the resistance of modules is of particular relevance for maintaining PV power output in agricultural businesses. Both the test by TUV Rheinland and the one by DLG test solar modules for their resistance against NH3 corrosion, allowing for a maximum power loss of 5 percent. The solar modules made by Canadian Solar passed both tests without showing any performance degradation. TUV Rheinland certified the modules CS6P-P and CS6P-M, CS5A-M and CS5A-P, CS6X-P and CS6X-M, CS6A-P and CS6A-M, CS5P-M and CS5P-P, CS6C-M, CS6C-P and CS5C-M-made by Canadian Solar. The DLG test included Canadian Solar's CS6P-P-module. "We pride ourselves in our R&D and innovations, as we are able to provide customers and partners with superior PV products. The ammonia tests are the latest to underscore the suitability of our panels in real world applications in Germany and worldwide," said Dr. Shawn Qu, Chairman and CEO of Canadian Solar. No power loss, even under high ammonia exposure In the ammonia corrosion test by TUV Rheinland the modules are exposed to extreme conditions for a 20-day test cycle, being exposed to 6,667 ppm of ammonia (NH3), under 8 hours of 140° F (60° C) with 100 percent relative humidity, then 16 hours of drying in standard atmosphere without ammonia under 73°F (23° C) and a maximum of 75 percent relative humidity. This cycle repeats 20 times. The Canadian Solar modules tested showed less than 0.8 percent power loss and achieved the TUV certificate for ammonia corrosion resistance.


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I have decent skin for 41, though i do have an '11' between the brows and 3 lines of somewhat deep forehead wrinkles. I bought some products form MUAC after reading positive reviews online. Got gly-luronic serum, hyluronic serum, 30% glycolic peel (lunchtime peel) and 8% TCA because this is my first time doing something like this at home. The idea is to use the glyluronic solution on a regular basis, but NOT on the days you do the 30% glycolic peels, and not on the days you do the TCA. It is to prep the skin for the TCA. I used everything else except the TCA for about 4wks.
30% glycolic lunchtime peel is just right place to start if you are a beginner, dont use with retin a though! It has helped my milia, too. That only developed in the past few yrs. You cannot pop milia, even though it looks like whiteheads, iit either has to work its own way out over a few months time or you need a derm to lance it then scoop it out.
Anyway, i was nervous to do my own TCA at home, because you never know. I got the baking soda and water solution ready to neutralize, made sure to have everything ready like neosporin, coated vaseline around nose, eyes, mouth. Gloves on, dip swab in, not too much, start with forehead. Time for 5min. No frosting for me with this one. Slight burning no big deal. I feel more sting from the 30% glycolic peel.
While i didnt see any dramatic results, i have done this 3times, and when you use these products together towards your goal, thats when you see subtle results. 8% is a great place to start the TCA because you learn the whole swabbing techniques, neutralizing, what to expect. I cant have as much downdown so a big peel wouldnt work well for me. I like the MUAC line because it is reasonably priced. My skin is looking smoother, fresher and the lines are softening.
I had a bad experience w botox and needed something else. I also just got their Argan oil, very reasonbly priced, aka moroccon oil, for skin and hair. Loving it! Two drops in wet hair and you get a fabulously sleek blow dry. Few drops on face or nails/hands before bed, very nice. Nothing is the magic bullet except risky procedures like fillers or botox, but at least some stuff helps. This site has helped me figure out what might work well for me. Hope this helps!


text: Jun 02, 2012 - I love this stuff. It moisturizes my hair and works great with my twist outs and bantu knot outs though it doesnt have much hold but if used with a little gel its perfect. I will definately be repurchasing the salon size with the pump because its so awesome.


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War is the number one thing on everyone's mind in November. Here in Canada we have been conditioned since kindergarten to mourn our fallen soldiers who fought for our freedom many years ago. We are constantly reminded of the glory, and sacrifice that comes with war, but have only recently been educated by mainstream documentaries of the things that haunt the minds of those surviving who participate. Nothing can capture emotion quite like music, and many artists have taken the opportunity since 9/11 to display what maybe lurking in the damaged recesses of a post traumatic mind.
Kataklysm: Crippled, and Broken
Following in the footsteps of almost every band after the controversy of 9/11 broke worldwide was Kataklysm's album 'In the Arms of Devastation'. The release from beginning to end sounds like a battle taken from different perspectives of war. Crippled, and Broken is perhaps the most haunting track which tells the story a tortured mind in agony replaying over what produced the pathetic, helpless form who stares back at him from the mirror everyday.
"I hear a million voices, their screaming through my head,
messages of death that I could understand,
they reek intimidation, they reek retribution,
the time has come for you to defy your enemy,
I saw you come from miles away, one by one I saw you fade away,
theres no chance in one man's fear
the damage's done, your strength's undone
Crippled, and broken, there's no one left to die
Crippled and broken…"
The most hated band in the world the Insane Clown Posse also explored the subject in the 2007 release "The Tempest". Violent J put his expert storytelling abilities to work once again in "The Tower". The 'Deadbody Man' places himself in the shoes of a sniper who is suffering from the disorder, and feels abandoned by the country he helped protect.
"I'm dizzy walkin outta Larry's army wear used,
with some black leather shoes, and desert BDU's,
many boxes of ammo, I got the camo facepaint,
Barricaded the tower doors, safe this place aint,
Up to the top I can see the whole planet it would seem,
The sun is beatin on my head as I'm livin my horror dream,
Up-chucked a couple times, then I finally took aim,
A man is chattin on his cell phone I spattered his brain…..
….And it was hot that day (Someone's in the tower)
So fuckin high (shooting from the tower)
And it was hot that day (someone's in the tower)
So fuckin high…..
…..The world aint never been my friend, and never pretended to be
I fought in two wars, my country left me poor, and sick,
So as I reload my trigger finger's frozen cold
from squeezin so hard my reason is no control…"