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Is it possible to put an X3 6speed into a 2001 E53 3.0 fitted with a manual 5speed?
The reason for the conversion is the 1st gear in my X is usless unless you are rock crawling or pulling a boat up a ramp....
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British welterweight champion Kell Brook has suffered his first KO defeat – at the hands of a viral infection that will keep him out of his British welterweight title defence on Friday night in Liverpool. The Lonsdale belt holder was due to meet Michael Jennings at the Echo Arena in a mouth-watering domestic clash, but has had to pull out because of his illness. The fight will be rescheduled as soon as possible, while Jennings will feature in an eight rounder on action-packed card which is now topped by a British super middleweight title fight between beltholder Tony Quigley and challenger Paul Smith.


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All emails not syncing! (Outlook, Gmail, Yahoo!)
- Hey guys!
First issue with the phone since release -- and it happens to be a doozie!
I use my phone for work a lot, so Outlook is a needed component -- and it hasn't synced since Wednesday.
I have tried removing battery, update, etc. Nothing.
Then I realize that all email accounts aren't syncing, not just Outlook
Here is the fun part. I sent myself an email from Outlook on the phone, restarted the phone and sure enough the email was sent (I got it on my desktop at work) but on my phone, never got the email. And it was only sent because I restarted the phone.
Strange right? Sounds like a clog that just wont come un-done..
Any ideas?06-24-2011 12:22 PM
- I have been having the same problem. About 3 weeks ago my email stopped syncing on my WP7 Focus. Our IT guys have looked at everything and keep telling me that no settings have been changed on the server nor have they done any recent updates. I tried pulling the battery, resetting the account, even deleting the account and re-installing it, but no luck. The only time the email will sync is if I am sitting next to the computer, open the Outlook account [on the computer], download new email, then hit the sync button on the phone. WTF is going on? I rely on this phone and have missed several high priority emails in the past few weeks. Any plans to get this fixed Microsoft?09-09-2011 07:06 AM
- my wifes phone shad a similar issue, there was an error code though, just google... i mean bing the error code and there is a walkthrouigh from microsoft support team. her issue was that her email wasnt entirely set up, there were terms and agreements that werent accepted a long time ago, and so suddenly it stopped syncing. hope that helps!09-09-2011 08:21 AM
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I'm looking to make an upgrade in my sound system. I bought the factory amp/sub and speaker upgrade and I regret it. The sound quality is a little better than average but I should have stayed away from the factory and went to a decent audio store.
Has anybody out there replaced their upgraded speakers and found a great improvement with their new speakers?
1) Without replacing the head unit and factory amp/sub, what are the best speakers to buy?
2) Will I get enough power out of the factory amp/sub to drive new speakers? I have another amp that I can also use in addition to the factory amp.
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Birmingham City manager Lee Clark says the work ethic of on-loan striker Jesse Lingard is "ridiculous". Fortunately, he meant it in a good way.
The Manchester United youngster is setting an example to the rest of the Blues' squad, according to Clark.
He said: "Every Manchester United player on loan has it. The work ethic on top of the ability is ridiculous.
"That's why they're at the world's biggest club. They set a great example."
Lingard has five goals in his first three Championship games for Clark's side.


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Lately, it just looks like a whole lot of play…
Wednesday, February 23rd, 2011
Lately, it just looks like a whole lot of play…
Wednesday, February 23rd, 2011
December was a short "school" month obviously so I do not have as much to report as far as cool new-to-me resources. But I do have a few.
I find that we are not using the Oak Meadow curriculum I bought. I guess even that is too structured for me. I think we are basically a mix of eclectic homeschoolers and unschoolers and we tend to learn in units and based upon our interests. We don't feel like tackling each subject every week (or month) or often times we want to incorporate those subjects into other ones and learn by doing. For some things I like textbooks and book reading and for others I like worksheets and labs.. history, math, science. Writing and spelling happen by doing the first three. So we have been using some of the resources below and using some more unconventional means of learning. We have been taking hikes a couple times a week and identifying birds, trees, and other aspects of nature. I signed my son up for Art lessons at a local studio, plan to enroll him in a gym class with personal trainer, and we visit the zoo or the science museum to see the exhibits, due sponsored activities, or take in the latest IMAX documentary. A documentary on The Great Lakes and one on Geckos is coming up. This week he is going to a Monster Truck Jam. I swear the kid knows all the trucks and drivers as well as what they have going on mechanically.
One interest lead unit we just completed lasted from November through December. My son wanted to study up on Bearded Dragons. He read library books about them, did Internet research, watched YouTube videos, and learned as much as he could about these reptiles. Then he did a display project all about them… what they eat, where they come from, the conditions in which they live, how to care for them ,ect.
Then we ended the unit by buying him a Bearded Dragon and the needed setup. The Bearded Dragon was a gift for doing such great research and he worked for and paid for much of the needed gear. My husband managed to get some great deals for him. The 20 gallon starter tank, lid, and UVB light were only $10 at an auction!
Meet Sammy… I have to say I was not anxious to bring a Bearded Dragon into the home but he/she is a cutie!
We have also taken a step beyond our unit study and my son has started (with my help) a blog all about Bearded Dragons. The education continues as he writes and makes videos for YouTube and his blog.
Homeschool is Cool Resources
History Odyssey: Ancients – We are loving this history curriculum. It essentially uses the books pictured at the top of this post… The Usborne Encyclopedia of World History, The Story of the World: History for the Classical Child: Volume 1:, and History Pockets: Ancient Civilizations, as well as several books we can get via the library. All of these resources are beyond excellent and can be used in conjunction without the History Odyssey curriculum but I like how it is presented and executed.
The Usborne Encyclopedia of World History – This book gets its own section because it ROCKS! The photos are beautiful, the info is wonderful, and it has Internet links that accompany each section that you can explore for fun stuff and more info. The section on Ancient Egypt for example has links to a resource for helping you recreate an Egyptian board game that young Egyptian kids would have played. Also a link to a place where your child can type in their name and see how it is spelled in hieroglyphs. This book could be a stand alone curriculum!
Educaching – We haven't tried this yet but it is on our too-get list. We do not have a GPS device as of right now but we have wanted one for awhile so we can start doing geocaching which is to use a GPS to find hidden caches. It has become a popular past time and this is the first curriculum to pop up that caters to the idea. It uses geocaching to teach math, science, and social lessons. Any curriculum that requires hiking and exploring sounds good to me!
The Bears on Hemlock Mountain – Good book alert! My son and I enjoyed this book as he read to us. William Dufris's homey voice invites listeners to settle in for a favorite family story. As Jonathan's mother plans for a family christening celebration, she realizes that only Aunt Emma's pot is large enough to hold stew for 20 relatives and that only Jonathan can be spared from the farm work to fetch the cauldron. Dufris coordinates his pacing and mood to Jonathan's trek over the mountain–speedy and jaunty as Jonathan sets off reciting his mantra "there are no bears on Hemlock Mountain," poky as Jonathan stops to feed forest animals, and elongated and exaggerated as darkness falls. How alone IS Jonathan as he hides under the pot to wait for help?
Carschooling: Over 350 Entertaining Games & Activities to Turn Travel Time into Learning Time – Admittedly we don't drive so much that we need to make travel learning a big concern. But travel fun is always good right? Once every other week we do usually make a trek up North to visit with grandparents so this book has been nice for ideas. Mostly it is full of games that you can play on the road like Backseat Spelling Bee or Highway Hangman… good stuff.
This article on Making Curriculum Work for You from the Weird, Unsocialized, Homeschoolers blog.
Thursday, January 6th, 2011
This will likely be a new monthly feature here as I chronicle our homeschool adventures. I have found so many wonderful new resources or fallen in love once again with ones I used previously. Even if you don't homeschool these could provide you with some great weekend activities too.
One thing I have noticed about the Oak Meadow curriculum I am using is that it, at this point anyway, is more like an outline rather than a full curriculum. Instead of giving you concrete lesson plans it gives you ideas or general instructions on what to do and what to teach. Thus I spend 30 minutes reading through the weekly lesson and then finding other resources to make it all happen. I am essentially using Oak Meadow as a guide while I create my own curriculum or utilize parts of other curricula. In this way it is very similar to K12 but K12 went a step beyond and gave you EVERYTHING you need, word for word, activity by activity. I would rather the loose structure of Oak Meadow but it also has me thinking I could just create my own piecemeal curriculum next year since I am kind of doing that anyway. We shall see. I do admit that I might be slightly lost since I started mid year and many of the current lessons are referring back to concepts and material we haven't covered. Thus I skip those and do my own thing.
Anyway, here is my "cool resources" list for the month of November:
Pandia Press – LOVE, love love, their R.E.A.L. Science Odyssey curricula. They have 3 basics areas of study.. Earth and Space, Life, and Chemistry. We are working our way through the Earth & Space book right now and it has 12 unit studies and corresponding lab projects for each unit. Weather and Seasons for instance (Unit One) has six labs. It is VERY much a learn science by doing it method of study. PERFECT for my son.
I just ordered the History Odyssey (Ancients) as well so it looks as though we may be using Pandia for Science and History. The only issue I see with the History curricula is that it requires several other books, some of which are kind of pricey and not available at the library. I will have to use it for awhile and see if we can work around that. But again, since we are jumping into this mid year I think this will help with our history lessons.
BrainPop – Educational videos on tons of different topics. My son really enjoys them.
Handwriting Practice Worksheets – My son really likes to write and he enjoys copy work. I was psyched to find these handwriting booklets in various topics that interest him… ala Titanic. This is a GREAT resource. FREE too!
Netflix – Their streaming video service is wonderful for homeschoolers! There are an absolute ton of educational videos from documentaries about dinosaurs and WWII bombers to the Holocaust. Oh and plenty of documentaries and videos about the Ancients like Greece and Egypt.
Drawspace – Great tutorials and activities for art and drawing instruction.
Home Spelling Words – Lists of spelling words by grade and by week. This is very handy since Oak Meadow doesn't provide spelling words for you.
Passport Template – I am going to teach social studies and geography by living it instead of by the book. We will taking an "imaginary" trip once or twice a month and I wanted a passport to stamp during our travels and found this one. During our travels we will be cooking food from that region of the world and observing their customs.
So what wonderful homeschool resources have you found lately? Please share!
Sunday, November 28th, 2010
I am homeschooling again! Is it weird that I am the one most excited about it? Well, anyway a move and the many, many issues at the local school have given my oldest son and I reason to decide that homeschooling is in his best interests. This go round I have smartened up and decided NOT to use an online curriculum. Yes it kept me accountable and yes we knew exactly what to do and when to do it but it was so stressful and felt more like 5-6 daily hours of grueling homework rather than a relaxed school at home environment. This time I have decided to use Oak Meadow for our curriculum (with no online support). I bought a used syllabus on eBay and it is quite perfect for us I think… it has a slight Waldorf feel to it and it is no wonder because the creators of this curriculum were Waldorf teachers.
Also this time around I will not be his only teacher. I was VERY put out recently by my husband's employer when they decided to switch him to second shift. I think I am going to be grumpy about it for a loooong time to come BUT it will mean my husband is home every day to help out with homeschooling. So I guess that is a bit of a silver lining.
One thing I have done this week is re-subscribe to all my favorite homeschooling blogs. I missed them so!! I prefer secular blogs but don't mind a little Christian slant as long as it isn't ONLY about that. Here is a list of my favorites.
1. Simple Homeschool – This blogs has several writers and lots of great info on keeping homeschool simple and organized. Today's post was all about Circle Time, which is a part of the Oak Meadow philosophy.
2. The Homeschool Classroom – Every post is FULL of great resources and links.
3. The Curriculum Choice – This blog seems to center more on homeschool product reviews which is really helpful. it gives me ideas for new tools and resources.
4. Magic and Mayhem – This blog by homeschooling mom Alicia is awesome. I read it daily and wonder where does she get the energy?!? I love that much of their learning seems to take place by doing and living rather than by completing worksheets.
5. Stitching Life – Great project ideas on this blog. I bookmarked the Scream artwork post because I think my little artist would really enjoy that.
6. Teach Mama – MANY great projects and resources including many posts on outdoor learning.
Do you have any to add?
Monday, November 8th, 2010
(My daughter in an Amish schoolhouse)
I have written much about homeschooling versus public schooling. I have done both and each has advantages and disadvantages. I pretty much allow my kids to make their own choice as to the type of schooling they prefer and all three are in public schools right now. But for weeks now I have been considering pulling rank and taking my middle child, my daughter, out of school and continuing her education at home. I always thought she would be the best equipped to handle public schooling but some changes in her mood and behavior lately are causing some concern. She is only in Kindergarten for cripes sake but if this year is an indication of more like this to come… I am so very afraid.
Academically she is doing well and this is no surprise.. she is a VERY smart cookie. Socially she is doing well, she has friends and she enjoys school for the part. So I guess I am the one with the problem. I have a problem with her being more than a little obsessed with how fashionable her clothes are. I have a problem with her throwing tantrums if I try to make her wear the wrong color, a skirt that has not been bejeweled in some way, or heaven forbid.. a plain t-shirt. I have a problem with everything she wears or owns either adding to or detracting from her "popularity points" at school. No I am not kidding.
I have a BIG problem with my six year old little girl acting more like a freaking teenager with every single day she spends in these public institutions! I also see a problem when observant family members start using terms like "mean girl" or "diva" to describe some of her behavior lately and not because they dared say it, but because they have a point.
This just confirms for me that public schools are the WORST type of social setting for kids. They may or may not be good for education but for socialization and for exposing kids to good role models… they really suck. I am putting so much effort in counteracting the bad stuff she learns there that it just makes sense to pull her out altogether.
I have some big decisions to make over the summer. Do you have any advice or experience for me?
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John Legend!Well hello there
Apparently, or at least in this Funny or Die video, John Legend really enjoys being naked. The At Home parody stars Legend, who gives viewers a tour inside his spacious Los Angeles-area crib, which was recently featured in Architectural Digest magazine. Then, out of nowhere, the singer reveals that he likes to get butt-naked when he's at home.
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The Browns had Kellen Winslow back at practice today but there's still no confirmation on what caused his hospitalization and absence from the team.
"It's good to be back," Winslow said to reporters upon his return to work. He said that it was the team's decision not to go public with his ailment and that he agreed with that course of action. Winslow did say it wasn't an infection but didn't rule out any swelling on either side of the border.
He hopes to play against the Redskins on Sunday but the decision will be made by the coaches after evaluating his practice session. Steve Heiden, who five catches for 59 yards on Monday night, would take his place in the lineup if they determine he's not ready to return.
UPDATE: Technically, Winslow was asked whether he could confirm that he had an infection, and he said, "No."
The Browns had Kellen Winslow back at practice today but there's still no confirmation on what caused his hospitalization and absence from the team.
tgoods says: Oct 17, 2008 2:33 PM
gotta watch those Cleveland girls
CD_Ridge says: Oct 17, 2008 2:42 PM
Glad to hear that he has the stones (rather than cocomuts) to get back on the field and in the game.
I Aint No Tatum Bell says: Oct 17, 2008 2:45 PM
Aw Nuts!
titans_fan says: Oct 17, 2008 2:47 PM
Takes some real balls to come back from something like that so quickly
dustin_chandler says: Oct 17, 2008 2:51 PM
j2thep says: Oct 17, 2008 3:11 PM
Glad to hear that he's alright but if there is still some swelling "down there" then he's probably going to need a bigger cup.
starmap3 says: Oct 17, 2008 3:42 PM
Oh yah, there's reliable rumored confirmation. A little bit of the ole' syphilis a little birdy tells me! GJ Kellen! You're wife must be one happy camper! :0)
Favre2012 says: Oct 17, 2008 4:28 PM
Is this game at DC? If so, they should play ACDC's Big Balls when he runs out.
That would be hilarious.
Hype says: Oct 18, 2008 12:16 AM
He incorrectly used the "wizzinator" its a side effect, check the warning label.
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This is a discussion on hey guys within the New Members Introduce Yourself forums, part of the Welcome To DefensiveCarry.com category; i am new here from the KY scene... i am soon to be 21 and am learning everything i can about ccw and tactics for ...
i am new here from the KY scene... i am soon to be 21 and am learning everything i can about ccw and tactics for it
Well, this is a good place to learn. Welcome.
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A recent $350,000 grant from the Denver Economic Development Corp. is supporting new Math, Engineering and Science Achievement Centers at the University of Colorado at Boulder and Colorado State University, along with a cadre of college student mentors who are working directly with students in MESA after-school programs at Colorado elementary, middle and high schools.
The grant, called "Workforce Innovation in Regional Economic Development," is part of a U.S. Department of Labor program aimed at enhancing access to higher education and building a larger pipeline of workers for the state's aerospace, biosciences, information technology and energy industries.
The grant will be at work Nov. 1 and Nov. 2 when CU-Boulder hosts the annual MESA Fall Fling, showcasing college and career opportunities in science, technology, engineering and math to about 250 of the state's underrepresented high school students. The students will come to campus from 23 high schools throughout the state.
The event, co-sponsored by the Multicultural Engineering Program and Women in Engineering Program at CU-Boulder, is the highlight of the year for many MESA students and features hands-on activities such as building and racing boats to designing and testing medieval siege machines, called trebuchets.
"Our mission is to help underrepresented youth realize that they can achieve anything," said Michele Towers, director of the new MESA Center at CU-Boulder. "There are so many things fighting against our kids that they don't see the abilities they have within themselves. Our goal is to expose students to an environment where they can achieve their dreams, as well as fill up Colorado's technology pipeline with students from every demographic group."
Towers, who started her MESA position at CU-Boulder in September, is an engineer with 22 years of experience working in the oil and gas, aerospace and telecommunications industries. She will coordinate programs such as the Fall Fling, now in its seventh year at CU-Boulder, while also overseeing student mentors from the campus working with MESA after-school programs at area high schools.
"We have nearly 30 CU-Boulder students already assigned to schools and we are recruiting for more," Towers said. "A lot of the students in the Multicultural Engineering Program are excited about this and really want to help. The only challenge we're having is to arrange transportation for the ones who want to participate but don't have cars."
Students in CU-Boulder's Multicultural Engineering Program and Women in Engineering Program also are assisting with the Fall Fling by escorting students to activities and judging the competitions. Winners of the trebuchet competition will go on to compete in MESA's national trebuchet competition in Baltimore in June 2008.
The Colorado MESA program has been in existence for more than 27 years and has grown from three schools in 1980 to more than 160 in 2007. Last year more than 3,200 students participated in the program, and slightly more than 50 percent were from ethnic groups currently underrepresented in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) careers.
"The MESA model works," said executive director Gloria Nelson. "More than 90 percent of our grads matriculate with CU as their top choice of colleges."


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as always thanks to muts the whole BT team and the MODs here on the forums for all the spooning and help(i know they often go unappreciated)
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got it within 30min.
awsome work guys.
many thanks to the team! keep up the good work.
Good work all
Downloaded, Installed & testing.
Well worth the wait from what i've looked at.
Just finished downloading BT3 Final. trying it now on my sdhc 8gb, boots nice and fast but i cant seem to find the install to hd option..
F:\9f903137a1d880596a98b6e498b1b8ef\update\torrent s>wget -c w*w.remote-ex
--10:39:11-- w*w.remote-exploit.org/cgi-bin/fileget?version=bt3-usb
=> `fileget@version=bt3-usb'
Resolving w*w.remote-exploit.org... 184.108.40.206
Connecting to w*w.remote-exploit.org|126.96.36.199|:80... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 302 Found
Location: f*p://220.127.116.11/bt3final_usb.iso [following]
--10:39:13-- f*p://126.96.36.199/bt3final_usb.iso
=> `bt3final_usb.iso'
Connecting to 18.104.22.168:21... connected.
Logging in as anonymous ... Logged in!
==> SYST ... done. ==> PWD ... done.
==> TYPE I ... done. ==> CWD not needed.
==> PASV ... done. ==> RETR bt3final_usb.iso ... done.
Length: 821,483,520 (783M) (unauthoritative)
100%[====================================>] 821,483,520 56.67K/s ETA 00:00
15:33:34 (45.45 KB/s) - `bt3final_usb.iso' saved [821483520]
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what i did was load up the iso file in winimage then from there i copied the two directories to my sdhc then went to cmd change the sdhc drive, exec the /boot/bootinst.bat, restarted my eee pc 701. and thats it.. im now looking for the install to hd option but cant find it anywhere
No use looking for this installer as it is left out in BT3 Finalim now looking for the install to hd option but cant find it anywhere
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Heidi Montag And Spencer Pratt Get Cheesy For Charity
Even though it was for publicity, it's nice to actually see Heidi Montag an Spencer Pratt do a little good. The night before the newlywed's departure for the jungles of Costa Rica, where they will begin filming I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here, Heidi and Spencer hit the Union Rescue Mission in downtown Los Angeles on Wednesday afternoon to make good on a promise to AccessHollywood.com to help hundreds of hungry people.
Last week, Spencer made an offer via Twitter – saying he would deliver 100 pizzas to anyone who bought 100 copies of Heidi's music on iTunes — and AccessHollywood.com accepted the challenge.
On Monday, Spencer told Access' own Billy Bush on The Billy Bush Show that he would make good on his promise despite a busy schedule that includes filming The Hills and getting ready to head South for the couple's new reality stint with NBC.
"I meant it," a food-service gloved Spencer told Access of his pledge as he delivered pies donated by Pizza Hut to the hungry. "[I] called into Billy's radio show and had to follow though with my end of the deal and I said, 'Where do you want the pizzas sent? Do you want them sent to Access Hollywood?' And of course Billy Bush and Access Hollywood said, 'No, send them to the homeless, let's make this a good cause.' So here we are at the amazing Union Rescue Mission, which feeds, is currently feeding 3,700 mouths a day and more."
And here are the photos to prove it. As for I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here, how long do you think they'll last?
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Your Murciélago is Cool, Have You Seen My Aventador
Phenomenal, that's what the Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4 is. It's a 700hp V12 beast of a super car. The Lamborghini Aventador is basically a rocket on wheels. It will do 0-60 in 2.9 seconds, with a top speed of 220 mph. Lamborghini designed the Aventador to become it's flagship car, replacing the Murciélago. It's also has a single-clutch 7 speed transmission, which we feel is kind of odd. Since so many supercars these days have a dual-clutch system. Even though Lamborghini says that this single-clutch transmission shifts faster than any dual-clutch system. Shifting in 50 milliseconds.
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Episode #524 will be called "The Countdown Reflection"
Howard and 2 other astronauts are in the final moments of pre-launch to countdown on the launch pad.
There is a small fuel leak, but Russian Mission Control feels that the launch should go on.
Everyone gathers in Sheldon and Leonard's apartment to watch the launch. During the final countdown...
Bernadette takes Raj's hand.
Penny takes Leonard's hand.
Sheldon takes Amy's hand.
The dialogue during the last scene described above:
(As they're all watching the tv screen)
Bernadette: "I love that man."
Raj: "Me, too."
Penny: "I can't believe it. The whole time some part of me thought he was lying."
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Johnny Ryan's utterly unpretentious taboo-tackling is an infectious and hilarious bombardment of political incorrectness, taking full advantage of the medium's absurdist potential for maximum laughs. In an age when the medium is growing up and aspiring to more mature and hoity-toity literary heights, Ryan builds on the visceral tradition that cartooning has had on our collective funny bone for over a century. Johnny was born in Boston, Massachusetts and grew up in shitty Plymouth, just a mile away from the Pilgrim Nuclear Power Plant. He now lives in Los Angeles with his wife and daughter.
"Johnny Ryan is the funniest cartoonist working today." – Peter Bagge
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"Generally speaking, [Johnny Ryan's] comics are really dumb & infantile, and prove beyond a doubt that chemical pollution, television, video games, pop music, etc. is making us all stupider by the minute…" – R. Crumb
"In terms of sheer, unstoppable, soul-shaking laughter, Johnny Ryan may well be the funniest cartoonist working alternative comics today." – The Daily Cross Hatch
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You mentioned stress on the bee when removing honey supers. Have there been any studies conducted measuring stress levels when using 'Bee Go' or 'Bee Quick'? How about when using Bee Escapes? cundald
Some interesting things about SHB.....*They pupate in the hive just fine if they have to. They do not need to go into the surrounding soil.
Just because someone in the South has never seen them pupate in the hive does not mean that someone in the North hasn't. The SHB behavior could vary a lot according to the climate or temperatures at the time.


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Every week, I think I've seen the cutest animal pictures I can possibly find to show you lovelies, and every week I prove myself wrong.
This time, I'm dying over these amazing character-rich pictures of dogs shaking off water from photographer Carli Davidson. She captured the in-motion photos for her new series, Shake (which, by the way, are being published in a HarperCollins phoot book in fall 2013). "I think the best description of the images was by a friend who suggested that they capture the moment when a dog becomes a monster," she says of the photo series. "I see very funny things and very organic things in them, gargoyles, driftwood, and cartoonish expressions. I just love uploading them and seeing the images for the first time, it's a very Christmas morning kind of feeling."
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BEIRUT – The head of the Syrian rebel Tawhid Brigade has died of wounds suffered in a regime airstrike last week, the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said Monday.
"Abdel Qader Saleh, known as Hajji Marea, died of wounds he sustained last Thursday when warplanes targeted the Tawhid leadership," the Observatory said in a statement. "He was taken to Turkey after being wounded, and died in a hospital there before being brought back to Syria for burial."
Saleh, chief of operations for the Tawhid Brigade, was widely seen as the group's most important figure. His death comes as the Syrian regime makes new gains in Aleppo.
"As an individual, he was very, very important, certainly in the Aleppo area, but increasingly as an individual that many in Syria felt represented the revolution," said Charles Lister, an analyst at IHS Jane's Terrorism and Insurgency Center.
Lister said Saleh's death would be "a very significant blow" to the opposition, but added that it could "spur on the rebels to launch a counterattack as the regime advances."


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Hotel Karlo, Cali
- Free continental breakfast, free Internet, and free parking
Main amenities
- 33 guestrooms
- Restaurant
- Steam room
- 24-hour business center
- Area shuttle
- 24-hour front desk
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Computer station
- Front desk safe
- Self-serve laundry
- Free continental breakfast, free Internet, and free parking
For families
- Refrigerator
- Private bathroom
- Separate bathtub and shower
- Free toiletries
- Daily housekeeping
- Laundry facilities
What's around
- Dog Park (0.1 mi / 0.2 km)
- Panamericano Park (0.4 mi / 0.6 km)
- University of Valle (0.4 mi / 0.7 km)
- Olympic Stadium Pascual Guerrero (0.6 mi / 0.9 km)
- University of Valle Hospital (0.7 mi / 1.1 km)
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At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 33 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 4 floors
- Check-in time 3 PM-11:30 PM
- Check-out time is 1 PM
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Children (7 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding, but may not be eligible for free breakfast
- Parents must have child's birth certificate and photo ID *
- No pets or service animals allowed
- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in public areas
- Free wired Internet access in rooms
- Free self parking (limited)
- Discounted offsite parking
- Area shuttle within 100 meters *
In the hotel
- Free continental breakfast daily
- Restaurant
- Coffee shop/café
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Steam room
- Ecotours nearby
- 24-hour business center
- Number of meeting rooms - 2
- Meeting rooms
- Conference space size (feet) - 344
- Conference space size (meters) - 32
- Conference center
- Computer station
- 24-hour front desk
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Laundry facilities
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Number of buildings/towers - 2
- Year Built 1950
- Elevator/lift
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
In the room
- Air conditioning
- Minibar
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Turndown service
- Premium bedding
- Memory foam mattress
- Private bathroom
- Separate bathtub and shower
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- First-run movies
- Cable TV channels
- Desk
- Free newspaper
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Free local calls
- Refrigerator
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
Also popular with travelers from the USA
Special features
DiningOnsite venue - This restaurant serves breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner. A children's menu is available.
Hotel Karlo, Cali's small print
Also known as
- Karlo Cali
- Karlo Hotel
- Karlo Hotel Cali
- Hotel Karlo Cali
If you are traveling with a child your property may require you to present the following documents: Parents traveling into Colombia with a child under 18 may be required to present the child's birth certificate and photo ID (passport for foreign visitors) upon check-in. If a relative or legal guardian is traveling into Colombia with the child, that relative or legal guardian may be required to present a notarized consent of travel signed by both parents and a copy of both parents' ID. If only one parent is traveling into Colombia with the child, that parent may be required to present a notarized consent of travel signed by the other parent. Visitors who plan to travel with children should consult with a Colombian consulate office prior to travel for further guidance.
Noise-free guestrooms cannot be guaranteed.
Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
Mandatory fees
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- A 19 percent city/local tax will be charged
- The national sales tax (19%) is charged upon check-out to citizens of Colombia regardless of length of stay and to foreigners staying 60 consecutive days or more. Foreigners on a tourist visa are exempt from this tax. Furthermore, the tax may apply per room when the room is shared by a taxable and a nontaxable guest.
- Resort fee: COP 4500 per person, per night
Optional extras
Parking is available nearby and costs COP 8000 per night
Area shuttle service is offered for an extra charge
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
What's around Hotel Karlo, Cali
- Dog Park (0.1 mi / 0.2 km)
- Panamericano Park (0.4 mi / 0.6 km)
- University of Valle (0.4 mi / 0.7 km)
- Olympic Stadium Pascual Guerrero (0.6 mi / 0.9 km)
- University of Valle Hospital (0.7 mi / 1.1 km)
Getting around
- Cali (CLO-Alfonso Bonilla Aragon Intl.) 31-min drive
- Free self parking
- Limited parking
- Discounted offsite parking
- Area shuttle (surcharge)
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This very elegant yellow depression glass handled serving tray was made in the 1920s by Lancaster Glass Co in their Dart pattern. It is 12 3/4 inches across the handles and 1 1/4 inches high. The condition of this piece is excellent. Buyer pays shipping and insurance.


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School hours: 7:45 a.m. - 2:35 p.m.
Our school is on the south side of Lexington near the namesake subdivision and Wellington Park. The groundbreaking was in May 2010, and construction was completed in July 2011. The native gardens, wildlife and walking trails nearby provide additional learning opportunities for our students.
The school's own cutting-edge features go beyond the "green" physical structure. The combination of core content and focus on 21st century skills redefine rigor, preparing our students for a challenging and rapidly evolving world. Wellington is also proud to have more than 30 languages spoken among our students and families!
What makes our school special
Designed to be an energy-efficient and sustainable school, our nearly 76,000-square-foot facility is itself a teaching tool. The solar energy panels, a rainwater capture and reuse system, a solar hot water system, permeable pavers, rain gardens and automatic electric lighting controls are visible to students and provide opportunities for classroom involvement and instruction.
Wellington also offers an outdoor classroom, designated recycling areas and native landscaping. Students have opportunities to extend their science learning in our STEM lab, the E=USE2 energy club, and Living Lab teams. We are also proud to be a 2014 National Green Ribbon School.
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Ed Hardy's return to the Bowery proved to be as historical as anticipated. Artists from all over the world came to hear Ed talk about tattooing both in past and present, his take on his own work and thought process when creating both paintings and tattoos. One could really feel the vibe all weekend and you knew you were a part of something so much bigger than just an art exhibit and lecture; you were a part of history. Ed's new paintings and stencils from past tattoos were inspiring to say the least. Everyone took something away from the weekend, whether it was something physical like a painting, stencil, a tattoo from Ed's Flash or a feeling that the creative process is something that will and can continue forever. Ed continues to influence both the tattoo and fine art world still to this day.
On day two, Ruth Marten and Michael McCabe accompanied Ed to discuss the history of tattooing in New York. McCabe led a Q&A in which Ruth and Ed talked about their experience's with NYC tattooing. They painted a clear picture of what it was like to work in the Tattoo Industry when tattooing was still completely underground. They spoke of the likes of Mike Malone, Sailor Jerry, Thom DeVita and Tony Polito (who attended the lecture) amongst others.
Whether you're an Artist, collector or a fan, the weekend was well worth attending and truly inspiring to everyone there. A weekend where you were surrounded by some the best artists in the country, both past and present and the energy was something you can't describe. Kings Avenue is extremely humbled and grateful for the opportunity to have hosted this event and would like to thank everyone who had a part in organizing the event. We`re looking forward to the possibility of another event like this.
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Sin has not only affected us spiritually and physically, it has also affected us mentally. In short, we don't think straight apart from having our minds renewed by the Word of the Living God. "Professing to be wise, they became fools …" (Rom. 1.22), fools who mistake bondage for freedom, death for life, and foolishness for wisdom. It's called the noetic effect of sin.
Today's Readings:
Isaiah 51 & 52
Psalm 112.5-10
Proverbs 26.16
Ephesians 2.1-22
Isaiah 51 & 52:
What would they think …?
Chapter 51.12-13:
12 "I, even I, am He who comforts you.
Who are you that you should be afraid
Of a man who will die,
And of the son of a man who will be made like grass?
13 And you forget the LORD your Maker,
Who stretched out the heavens
And laid the foundations of the earth;
Matthew 10 says:
28 And do not fear those who kill the body but cannot kill the soul. But rather fear Him who is able to destroy both soul and body in hell. 29 Are not two sparrows sold for a copper coin? And not one of them falls to the ground apart from your Father's will. 30 But the very hairs of your head are all numbered. 31 Do not fear therefore; you are of more value than many sparrows.
How much time we waste "fearing man"! Not just fearing what they might do to us physically, but what they think of us, what they might say about us, or how they might sin against us.
"If they find out I'm a Christian, they'll think I'm a 'goody-two-shoes'."
"If I don't have sex with my boyfriend, he might leave me."
"If I give in to my wife, what will I tell the guys?"
"If I submit to my husband, he'll walk all over me."
"What would they think if they knew about my past?"
"If I don't lie for my husband, he might lose his job."
Proverbs 29.25 says, "The fear of man brings a snare, but whoever trusts in the LORD shall be safe."
Do we really want to trust in that which cannot save us? It's really no different from those Old Testament people who trusted in idols they had carved from a tree trunk or formed with their own hands—gods who are not gods.
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What: Gluten-free, wheat-free, lactose-free and dairy-free lemon loaf.
Where from: £4.49, Peace of Cake London at Selfridges food hall (peaceofcakelondon.com).
Taste assessment: Is it too dry? Is it too crumbly? That's the test of any good gluten-free product — and in both respects, Peace of Cake's lemon loaf is a winner. The flour blend — buckwheat, tapioca, rice and maize — bonds perfectly, creating a moist texture,while the lemon icing is not too sweet to overpower the flavours of the loaf. Selfridges is offering more than 20 Peace of Cake products (prices from £2.49-£4.49), from Raspberry Abricotines and Vanilla Cupcakes to nut-infused chocolate Brownies. Peace of Cake's blueberry muffins won a gold star at this year's Great Taste Awards and a Commended Award at the FreeFrom Food Awards.
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Navy SEALs Roundtable With Dejan Kovacevic, Charlie Wilmoth, and More
Tonight I'll be participating in a Navy SEALs roundtable over at Bucs Dugout. It was an idea proposed earlier this evening by Dejan Kovacevic, and will also be attended by Pat at WHYGAVS, Brian at Raise the Jolly Roger, and others.
Here is the link to join the discussion. This is kind of last minute. In fact, it starts a minute from now. Because of the late notice, and previous plans, I wasn't sure if I'd be able to participate tonight, but got home on time. Feel free to join in and submit your questions....
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Geneva's Natural Resources Committee in conjunction with Western Avenue School's Get Up and Grow Committee is hosting the 3rd annual Wine, Cheese and Trees event. Six wines will be paired with cheese and appetizers from local merchants. There will be art displayed by The Art Box, live music, "a wine wall" and numerous silent auction items. The NRC will use their proceeds toward a new initiative to reforest Geneva's City parkways, which have been impacted by the emerald ash borer in recent years.


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The University of Texas at Austin's Young Conservatives of Texas chapter says its planned "catch an illegal immigrant game" is designed to raise awareness about illegal immigration, but the idea caused a stir online [1] Monday. Planned for Wednesday afternoon, the game involves students running around campus to apprehend "several people walking around" with the words "illegal immigrant" displayed on their clothing.
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Cadillac STS Forum - 2005 through 2012 Discussion, 2006 STS is it French? in Past Cadillac Vehicle Discussion; Jersey, i and the owner of this site have no problems with people having a negative opinion of Cadillac(i own ...
Re: Is this an open forum or a front for dealers?
Jersey, i and the owner of this site have no problems with people having a negative opinion of Cadillac(i own a lexus). But constantly starting threads, specifically this one, where the original post is so utterly ridiculous makes it seem as if you are only here to troll/bash. I would recommend you just hang out, state your opinion where you see fit and hold off from starting any new threads for a while
And if people have attacked you personally, I havent seen it. And it wont be tolerated either.
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Re: 2006 STS is it French?Originally Posted by miscreant
Right on the money he trashes the cars and says a lot of silly stuff and it is not even factual. Just a lot of ranting and raving. Even after we showed that the STS was bigger than the imports inside. Still he tries to make up stuff.
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I don't think that the Ford numbers are 'skewed' per se. GM's numbers include many small splinter automakers too (HUMMER, Saab, Opel, Holden, etc.). Also remember that Pontiac, Chevrolet, and Buick are undergoing massive redesigns of practically their entire car lineups. I don't know if it made the Barnes&Noble report, but GM invested 4 billion in Cadillac alone (how much of Ford's percentage was Lincoln, hmm?). 3 billion will be thrown at Buick in hopes of turning it into an 'american Lexus' in the next few years too.
Of course, Ford can throw as much money at R&D as it wants, but if it doesn't show in production it will all be for naught. R&D budget is a poor way to gauge a company. Some may get more 'bang for the buck'. Look to the end results.
Re: Ford 500Originally Posted by gothicaleigh
And on that subject, does anyone know what happened to all those Lincoln concept cars from the past 6 years? Every January of this decade you could bet there would be a concept Lincoln at the Detroit show, but the only thing they seemed to have influenced is the grille on the current Town Car.
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This is an interestign thread.
I think that JerseyVette is correct in many aspects. Caddies have been getting smaller over the years. I was at the dealer the other day and there was a mint 1984 Fleetwood, with only 20K miles on the clock. Next to it, my 1999 Seville looked like a Mini Cooper.
Whether that is a good or a bad thing, remains to be seen. I don't think that making the cars smaller is necessarily a bad thing. Personally, I prefer the proportions of my Seville over the proportions of that 1984 Fleetwood. It is just a matter of preference.
Germany is making smaller sedans. My own S series 420SEL was replaced by the HUGE next generation S series. That model (the W140 body) did not sell well, however. The new (current) generation S series is smaller than the last generation and it is doing quite well. In today's market, size does matter....
I think that American cars should make better use of interior space. My Seville is a large sedan on the outside and it is FWD to boot. Yet, the interior space in the backseat is very cramped. I think that the engineers at GM could have found a way to make the current generation Seville bigger in the inside, while retaining the same outside proportions.
One final thought, if you guys don't like what JerseyVette posts, why do you answer him then? If you don't answer him, the thread dies by its own lack of interest. Just a thought.
Re: 2006 STS is it French?
Guys & girls, this guy is just some chimp looking to argue... Everytime you respond to one of his post with reason, logic and hard facts all you're doing is giving the little monkey another banana to cr@p back out at you.... Best thing to do is ignore his post if they are the ususual nonsense psycho-babble... Oh, before I forget, if you (Jerseyvette) actually believe that the citroen and the caddilac look anything alike with the exception of both having the basic car elements (i.e. 4 wheels, lights, doors etc.), you are definately dumber than a bag of hammers.... Well, thats my two cents.... And, the new STS rules!
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Re: 2006 STS is it French?Caddies have been getting smaller over the years.
I think that the resizing(sp?) of Cadillac over the years is good and bad. Its good because Cadillac can compete more with the Euro and Jap cars since nowadays people aren't looking for gas guzzlers.
On the other hand, i think that with the down-sizing of Caddys, Cadillac has lost their image of what they used to be. Instead of being a Cadillac, they're just another luxary car. I might as well get a Lexus LS 430 or a Lincoln Town Car. But i think that the image problem is more of a American car maker thing. Pretty much all of the American cars went UGLY in the 80s including Cadillac (compared to their previous models) and its just now that the American car makers have caught up to the Japs in terms of quality and the Euros in terms of design.
Examples of this are:
1) Ford Mustang; Who doesn't want a Shelby Mustang??? Then they got UGLY, real UGLY. Just compare a '68 Mustang to an '88 Mustang. There is no comparison. But with the new '05 Mustang, Ford is finally getting back to where they were. Granted, its still a Found On Road Dead. But its good for American cars.
2) Chevy Corvette; Who doesn't want a Stingray Corvette??? And just like the Mustangs, they got real ugly too. Maybe this new Corvette will be good. But then again, it doesn't have the fold-down head lights. Could be bad....
3) Heres a Cadillac for us....how bout the DeVille??? To make this one easy, i will just post pictures (hopefully the links will work)
If anyone thinks that the 87 deville looks better than the '57, then they must be crazy.
But just like the Ford Mustang and the Chevy Corvette, the Deville is looking nice. The '06 DeVille looks great expecially with the design cues from the 16.
I think that GM & Ford just got lazy and then they had to pay the price for it. But now they've caught up and i might actually buy another American made car one of these days if they keep going like they're doing now....
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Re: 2006 STS is it French?Originally Posted by jerseyvette
Manufacturers aren't moving to larger vehicles, they are adding larger vehicles to their lineup. In actuallity, many are making the current models smaller, tighter, sleeker, while then adding a new larger model to the line-up.
I understand your points, and I don't disagree with the fact that Cadillac needs to compete in this market you point out. My major complaint about your posts simply was that you were expecting the STS to be that competitor, but the market segment that even back in 1998 and on, that bought the Seville STS was not the big boat Cadillac buyer. The Seville STS has previously been too much luxury and too much sheetmetal and not enough sport and flash to compete with the competitors it was supposed to be against. Instead, because it was too plush and not sporty, it was usually mistaken to compete with the larger guys, and failed miserably. Finally the STS can compete and stand it's ground against the true competitors it always had. The STS is not the car you are looking for. The STS was desperately needed to fill that *middle* slot. Had it been the big boat, sport machine that you want it to be, a HUGE gaping hole would be left in Cadillac's line-up, of which is a much LARGER market than the large euro-lux market is...2004 Cadillac CTS (**SOLD** ): http://www.ctsowners.com
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IDEAlaboratory consisted of presentations and workshop which were targeted for art educators and the ones which welcome both art educators and students. IDEAlaboratory brought together art education experts, researchers, practitioners and school students from all over the world.
Overview of presentations
Elizabeth Goddard (UICA, USA)
A Community Wide Collaborative Approach to Teaching Contemporary Art
- Learning experiences outside the classroom – where the art lives
- START – the Big Idea
- Problems in engaging youth in contemporary art
- Demystify contemporary art
- Accepting the challenge
- Encouraging artists to talk about their work
- Collaboration between art classes & society
Miriam Cooley, Ph.D (University of Alberta, Canada)
Creative Collaborative Practice: How might we create together?
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- Performance – a moment of instability
- The main question of the 21st century: How to overcome individualism and to do meaningful co-operation?
- Rhizome as a metaphor of how art spreads
- The romantic idea of the artists (from the 19th century)
- Good examples of Canadian art
- Local art examples into art education
- Courage is contageous
Tomaž Zupančič, PhD (University in Maribor, Slovenia)
Understanding student's artworks according to the Scot Lash's post-modern Regime of signification
- How to use scandals in pedagogical process?
- To take an active stance, defend students in their bold steps
- Signifier – reference – the signified
- How to bring students to theory
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Julia Marshall, Ph.D (San Francisco State University, USA)
Creative Strategies in Contemporary Art
- How to think creatively?
- Education is changing, now the main question is "How to think?"
- Great examples in pictures
- Juxtaposition – conceptual collage
- Projection – storytelling about the "could be"
- Formatting – instructions, mapping etc for make process visible
- Metaphor
- "Visible thinking in contemporary art demystifies creativity"
Franky Scaglione (Wheat Ridge High School, USA)
Juxtaposed Harmony
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- Sound provokes images, tastes, smell
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- Playing with sound, not only listening – to think differently
Estêvão Haeser (Unified High School, Brazil)
Dada video making: common objects, uncommon narratives
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- Involving people in our creative process
- Creating something from nothing
Jelena Tšekulajeva (Kumu Art Museum, Estonia)
Method 4K
Heie Treier, Ph.D (Tallinn University, Estonia)
From optics to Surveillance Society
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Noemí Peña Sánchez (University of Valladolid, Spain)
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Marina Mayumi Bartaline (NGO – Progen – Projeto Gente Nova, Brazil)
On the other side of the wall: manifestations by young people through urban intervention
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Paresh Joshi (Great Britain / Finland)
Digital excursion: You are the chosen one
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Dr Joanna Black, Ph.D (University of Manitoba, Canada)
Best Practices in Contemporary Art Education: Visual Arts New Media Programs in three Canadian Secondary Schools
Visual art needs to take back control of the visual new media
Alison Cronin (West Cork Arts Centre, Ireland)
Joining the conversation, how teachers and students can engage with contemporary art as equals
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Heli Niska (Vantaa Art School, Finland)
Look around!
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Siiri Taimla & Tanel Rannala (Sally Stuudio, Estonia)
Participative drawing
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Tatyana Selivanova, Ph.D (Institute of Art Education of the Russian State Academy of Education, Russia)
Nikolay Selivanov, Ph.D («Studio of art designing», Russia)
Workshops of the Future. The designing of educational frameworks on the basis of contemporary art in Moscow
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- The vitality, variety and conceptual depth of young Russian artists
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Sir Ken Robinson, Ph.D (UK / USA)
Presentation of video interview "About Creative Revolution"
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Javier Abarca (Universidad Complutense, Spain)
Teaching urban intervention, learning to see the city a new
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Þorbjörg Þorvaldsdóttir (The Reykajvik School of Visual Art, Iceland)
DRAWING. looking – seeing – sensing
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