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How common is asymmetry due to swelling after a closed rhinoplasty?
How Common is Asymetry Due to Swelling After Rhinoplasty?
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Asymmetry due to swelling after rhinoplasty is common
It is very common to have asymmetrical swelling and edema in the nose following the rhinoplasty procedure. Some patients are also going to have more swelling on the left side of their nose if they sleep on their face.
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Asymmetrical Swelling after Rhinoplasty
Swelling after rhinoplasty is frequently asymmetrical, regardless of technique. Remember, swelling is temporary.
Asymmetry after rhinoplasty
Asymmetry before rhinoplasty is normal and so it is after surgery as well. Yes, some may be due to swelling as well.
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Chicago ShopperTrak RCT Corp.'s National Retail Sales Estimate Tuesday reported that retail sales for the week ending June 14 increased a healthy 6.1% compared to the same period last year as consumers took advantage of Father's Day sales promotions to purchase gifts and seasonal summer merchandise.
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The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 10.1379 Thursday 5 August 1999.
Date: Wednesday, 4 Aug 1999 18:47:28 -0400
Subject: Staged Reading -- HAMLET
For those of you in the Washington, D.C. area, I wish to announce that
there will be a staged reading of a modernized version of Hamlet on
Saturday, August 14, at the Rosslyn Spectrum in Arlington, Virginia.
Curtain is 8:00 PM, and the running time of the show should not exceed
2-1/2 hours (for those who need to plan ahead).
Admission is free, but of course donations will be gratefully accepted.
This reading is based on a pair of experimental projects I directed in
the Midwest, while I was a student at the University of Illinois. The
projects were inspired by a conversation I had with a Russian actress,
who made me realize that in non-English speaking countries Shakespeare
is regarded as a contemporary playwright because their scripts are in a
modern, poetic idiom. It seemed time to explore how Shakespeare would
sound in modern English, but preserving as much of the original text
(it's still in a kind of English, after all) as possible. To make
Shakespeare our contemporary, and to begin the process of demystifying
the old man, I took it upon myself to bring him kicking and screaming
into the 1990's.
The results are possibly uneven, and I am well aware of Shaw's caveat
that 'if one does one thing in a production of Hamlet that is
ridiculous, one's Hamlet will be regarded as ridiculous' (I'm working
from rough memory here).
It will be the first time I have had a chance to share this work in the
D.C. area. A number of my professional colleagues have volunteered to
be in this reading-many of whom will be familiar to audiences who have
been to the Folger, Source, the Washington Shakespeare Company, and
elsewhere. It is a fun, collaborative effort, and I am grateful for
their help and encouragement.
See you on Saturday the 14th, if you have the time, and by all means
email me if you need directions to the Rosslyn Spectrum.
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By Sharon Silke Carty, USA TODAY
DETROIT General Motors (GM) may be inching toward bankruptcy court, but the theory that GM could get through the process quickly faces increasing skepticism.
On Friday, Fritz Henderson said he came into his new position as GM's CEO three weeks ago believing a bankruptcy filing was more probable than not.
"I feel the same way today," he says. Henderson said GM is working on two scenarios: one that involves bankruptcy and one that doesn't. The plan that does not includes looking at each GM brand to see if it's needed. USA TODAY reported Thursday that dropping Pontiac and GMC was being looked at, along with Hummer, Saab and Saturn, which are already on the block.
GM has resisted filing for bankruptcy court protection, saying the process would be messy and long and would scare away customers. But some in the government have argued that GM could enter a "prepackaged" bankruptcy that could take a few weeks and result in a healthier company.
Not so, says Doug Bernstein, an attorney who heads Plunkett Cooney's banking, bankruptcy and creditors' rights practice. He looked at recent prepackaged bankruptcies and saw that none took less than six months.
That's because bankruptcy law allows every interested party to be heard by a judge, which can take weeks, months or years. Auto supplier Delphi filed in October 2005. It is still in bankruptcy court, and more than 16,000 documents have been filed.
"The process of bankruptcy cannot be rushed," Bernstein said.
GM has received $13.4 billion in federal loans, and President Obama said it must offer a more aggressive restructuring plan by June 1 to get more aid. Henderson says GM will be prepared to file for bankruptcy if it can't reach its goals in other ways.
Talks with bondholders are going slowly. Henderson said the company is having talks but nothing he would classify as "intense negotiations." GM is looking to cut two-thirds of its debt by swapping bonds for GM shares. Bondholders have resisted, saying GM's plans won't make it profitable any time soon.
Talks with the United Auto Workers are also going more slowly than expected because the UAW also is negotiating with Chrysler. The unions and bondholders are watching to see what the other will give up and to get a better idea of what the revamped GM would look like.
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Matthew Stephen Herrick/Actor
"As an actor you are basically filled with insecurities. If someone doesn't like your work it basically feels like they are saying they don't like you. So things can get a bit personal at times. I think it's a bit of acceptance from your peers that's the scariest part. At the end of the day, you just gotta say "fuck it" and keep on doing your thing and getting better."
Jack Mackenroth/TV Personality/Model
"My biggest insecurity used to be that people said I was "pretty", not "handsome". It was meant as a compliment but I was very androgynous when I was young and I look just like my mom so it really used to bother me. I even had a teacher in high school who thought I was a girl for the first few days of class. Being gay, I was EXTREMELY sensitive to that. I still have a little bit of that lingering feeling but it could be worse. Now I'm more concerned with getting old and having my tits sag around my waist."
Jay Roberts/Porn Star
"Losing my friends. But most of all, worrying about my family. They are the closest to my heart."
"Hmmmmm...as a performer, I think being insecure is kinda inherent in the whole process. The famous Sally Fields Oscar speech... "You like me, you reeeeally like me"!!!! What's the biggest? I like to treat them all equally so I couldn't possibly choose!"
"So Portis has challenged us to get serious on this Group 'not so' Fun post - I must admit I have mulled this question round in my little brain for a few days now and have come to the conclusion that my insecurities fall into the physical and mental realms! My little physical ones are usually based around appearance, (or at least that's what popped into my head today) I have a mole on my bottom that I HATE but others have loved (at least you'd spot me in a bottom parade) and I'm also terrible with my hair - if I see a split end and I'm by myself I have to cut it off otherwise I'm convinced others will see it and find my hair horrible (I blame hair shampoo adverts for this one!). But on the whole in terms of physical insecurities I have definitely got better with age...full nudity in front of female friends and lovers..bring it on! I don't know if it's a particularly positive thought but if any ladies are reading this and are insecure about their body then my 'fuck it' thought is always 'they'll have seen worse' even if it's on the internet rather than in 'real life' there is always someone out there worse off than you and that makes me appreciate what I've got and be proud of it.
I guess my biggest insecurity involves relationships - I'm not the kinda girl to fall easy, it takes a lot. I'm 27 now and at some point I want that settled lifestyle. Seeing more and more friends getting married definitely makes me feel a little troubled in terms of that sense of 'being behind' in that area of life. I definitely have to take deep breaths and step back from these thoughts from time-to-time and remind myself that happiness is a journey and that there is always the 'dogs and adoption' fall back plan for 10 years time. ;-)
My final word on insecurities would be not to worry about them! We wouldn't be human if we didn't have something in our life that made us feel a bit shaky at times..and we need those for empathy and understanding...no-one likes someone with the ego the size of Venus in their lives."
Portis Wasp/Like duh?
"I would have to say my biggest insecurity is my skin. It has been somewhat problematic for me since the age of sixteen and has meant me having to take numerous medications and potions over the years to help keep it in check. I have to say I am very lucky in that compared to a lot of people who have to suffer with really bad acne all of their life my skin has improved quite a bit over the years from what it was at its worst (thanks to one particular potion) but it does still bother me a lot. It's quite hard to articulate to friends and family how shitty a bad skin day makes me feel when they don't really see the scars left behind (so they say!) or notice the troublesome breakouts as much as I do - cos as you can imagine Portis Wasp never strays far from a mirror. So that would be my biggest insecurity. But as you know (thanks to that pesky HD we're all in love with) it happens to the best of us... Cameron, Britney, Brad, those 101 Dalmations. I'm in very good company."
Barbie/Like duh?
"I know what ya'll are thinking: what on EARTH does Barbie have to be insecure about? She's blonde, beautiful, has a banging body and the world's hottest hunk of plastic falling at her feet. Well dolls, contrary to popular belief, even I have fugly days! I AM HUMAN! Oh wait… Anyway, my biggest insecurity would have to be my knees… they can't even frickin' bend! I'm telling you, More magazine's position of the week has been seriously limited thanks to my lack of flexibility below the waist. Thank God for my designer vagina…"
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Andrew Bynum was a limited participant on the Cavs' first day of training camp. He has not been cleared for full contact, but he spent the portion of practice open to the media working on post moves with coach Vitaly Potapenko.
INDEPENDENCE: When the Cavaliers assembled in Las Vegas for their first summer league practice three months ago, Mike Brown lined the players up along the baseline for three hours and taught defensive principles.
As the players gathered Tuesday morning for the opening of training camp, Brown went easy on them.
"It wasn't quite three hours," Brown joked, "but they probably could've watched a nice feature-length movie."
Brown and his defensive ways officially returned to the Cavaliers' organization Tuesday with the start of training camp. Nearly the entire morning session was devoted to defense and more of the same was expected for the night session, although Brown said they would install a couple of offensive sets during the second practice, "so we can have something to defend."
After finishing as the worst defensive team in the league last season, everyone inside Cleveland Clinic Courts understands why Brown is devoting so much time to defense. The trash cans from the Camp Scott days were not visible when reporters were allowed into the gym.
The players had a fitness test they had to pass in order to practice, but the grueling, physical ways of Byron Scott's training camps have been replaced by Brown's cerebral defensive lessons.
"They probably don't remember half the stuff we threw at them because we threw a lot at them," said Brown, who wants his players to embrace being uncomfortable. That's why he made them stand for much of the instructional time, so they got used to the sore legs and aching feet. "It's like when you're in the classroom and you're hearing a lecture. Whether you're tired or not you eventually fall asleep because you're sitting down. Tough part about it is they had no chairs, so they had to somehow, someway try to fight to stay upright."
Earl Clark was in Los Angeles for Brown's training camp last year with the Lakers. That was obviously a much more veteran team than this one, but Clark still saw similarities between the two.
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Hi, We are Facing the 'Bigger Type length Than maximum' error while deploying our build in Weblogic. The connectivity jars we are using are OJDBC14.jar with a manifest file as follows: Manifest-Version: 1.0 Specification-Title: Oracle JDBC driver classes for use with JDK14 Sealed: true Created-By: 1.4.2_08 (Sun Microsystems Inc.) Implementation-Title: ojdbc14.jar Specification-Vendor: Oracle Corporation Specification-Version: Oracle JDBC Driver version - "10.2.0.1.0" Implementation-Version: Oracle JDBC Driver version - "10.2.0.1.0" Implementation-Vendor: Oracle Corporation Implementation-Time: Wed Jun 22 11:19:45 2005 Name: oracle/sql/converter/ Sealed: false Name: oracle/sql/ Sealed: false Name: oracle/sql/converter_xcharset/ Sealed: false We are trying to connect to Oracle 10.2.0 database from JDK 1.4 . Please provide resolutions for this error. Thanks, Kartheek
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Date: Fri May 6 15:57:56 EDT 2011
Four minutes ago, Jordan Schatz wrote: > This is the only way I am aware of to get IE to automatically run JS > in local files: > > http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc749149(WS.10).aspx > (keep reading, it starts there but the important bit is a couple > paragraphs down) There are two things there, which both don't work: one is to disable the whole thing, which means that you give up all proection making it a non-solution. The other (the "Mark of the Web" ridiculousness) seemed like a promising direction, but I remember that there were some bad issues with that too. [IMO, they could have made things much better by making all local pages behave as if they had that mark thing (which makes it impossible to lead to security issues like reading local files), and only pages that need more access would lead to asking the user for permission. It seems like that would have been easier, since it makes the whole local machine zone lockdown unnecessary...] -- ((lambda (x) (x x)) (lambda (x) (x x))) Eli Barzilay: http://barzilay.org/ Maze is Life!
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How to make LDAP authentication case insensitive in Jazz repository
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How can you make LDAP authentication case insensitive in the Jazz repository for IBM Rational Team Concert?
Jazz repository credentials information is case sensitive while information in LDAP might be case insensitive. Sometimes it may be required to use case insensitive authentication in Jazz repository.
In order to turn on case insensitive authentication:
- Log in to the Jazz server Web UI as an administrator
- Go to the Advanced Properties section:
- Change "Use case insensitive user ID matching" property to true:
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Q: I was wondering if you could tell me how co-op advertising works? Maggie
A: If you have never heard of co-op advertising, pull up a chair – you are about to learn of an amazing, and highly affordable, way to get the word out about your business.
Let me illustrate it with a little story: I once knew the owner of a small pet store who was having a very rough go of it. Sales were down, the economy was in the doldrums, budgets were tight. (Sound familiar?)
One day, a representative for a major dog food company came in the store, looking to create a new customer. But aside from offering a good product, the rep also came armed with a bucket of co-op advertising funds. The rep explained that if the shopkeeper would begin to carry the dog food in his store, the manufacturer would support the effort with this deal: If the store mentioned the dog food in its ads, the dog food company would help pay for the ads.
The rest, as they say, is history. The store owner knew a good deal when he saw one. He took the rep up on the offer and began an ad blitz. The manufacturer paid for 60% of the ads and business boomed. A relationship was born. The owner ended up opening three more stores, and credits much of the turnaround to that first co-op ad campaign.
Co-operative advertising is an arrangement between a manufacturer, wholesaler, or distributor and a small business whereby the wholesaler helps to pay for some or all of an ad run by that business (typically, the amount paid for by the wholesaler is 50% and up, and 100% is not unheard of.) The catch is that the wholesaler's product must get a clear mention in the ad, i.e. "Now Featuring Organics® All Natural Dog Food!"
Literally billions of dollars are available every year in co-op ad funds, and they can be used in just about any medium:
• Television and radio
• Newspapers and magazines
• Yellow page and outdoor ads
• Internet and e-media
Aside from money, the wholesaler may assist with graphics and point-of-purchase displays, as well as ad creation and even media-buying.
It is no surprise why retailers love co-op advertising – it allows them to advertise at the fraction of their normal cost. But that's not all. Not insignificantly, the opportunity to co-brand with leading manufacturers is a big part of the attraction. Customers like brands. Brands lend credibility. As such, co-op advertising allows small businesses to build their brand via co-branding.
What's in it for the manufacturer? Plenty. Co-op advertising sells product. It helps foster relationships with their distribution channel, the small business retailer. It also helps build their brand in a local way: By teaming with local small businesses, the national brand gets a homier feel.
If co-op advertising intrigues you, understand that there are strings attached. The ad may need to be made in a certain way to meet the wholesaler's criteria, or their product may need to take up a certain percentage of the ad for the ad to be eligible for the co-op reimbursement. (That is correct – co-op funds work as a reimbursement rather than an up-front payment.) And don't worry if you think that your wholesaler does not engage in co-op advertising – they may, and even if they don't, they may nevertheless be interested if you explain it to them.
In any economic climate, but especially in tough economic times, co-op advertising is a smart way to get a big bang for your advertising buck.
Today's Tip: Time for a mea culpa: In my column last week, wherein I discussed the problems of settling business disputes using litigation, I said, "We have yet to come up with something better, and so litigants are usually forced to make some very tough choices."
Reader Len Johnson of Durham, N.C., took me to task, and rightfully so. Says Len, "I was disappointed in your comment. There is indeed a better option. The data strongly suggests that "something better" is possible via mediation in its various forms. In many cases, the time and cost for alternative dispute resolution are far lower than what one might invest in litigation. Perhaps more importantly, a negotiated settlement. .. can result in. .. the development of creative solutions."
He is completely correct. I stand corrected.
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It's Time To Cry: Boston Marathon Bombing Survivor Jane Richard Sang The National Anthem At Fenway
On April 15th, Jane Richard was standing near the finish line of the Boston Marathon with her parents and brother when a bomb went off just feet from the family, killing her 8-year-old brother Martin and seriously injuring both of her parents. Jane lost a leg in the attack and spent 39 days in the ICU, but miraculously survived. After months of surgeries, physical therapy, and a new prosthetic leg, Jane, now 7, is recovering well. So well, in fact, that before yesterday's Boston Red Sox game, she triumphantly walked to a microphone in the middle of Fenway Park and sang the national anthem. She was backed by Martin's school choir. In a statement released in August, the Richard family spoke of the deep grief they felt daily after losing Martin, and how amazed they were at their daughter's resilience: "Jane continues to be an incredible source of inspiration – and exhaustion," they wrote. "The loss of her leg has not slowed her one bit, or deterred her in any way." An appearance at Fenway was the perfect way to share that inspiration with the world. And the cherry on top? The Red Sox won. [Boston Globe]


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Pop-rock favorites OneRepublic delivered an amazing, 90-minute Yahoo Live set Sunday night at the PNC Bank Arts Center in Homdel, NJ, captivating both the in-house audience and online viewers with alternate renditions of some of their biggest hits and a few surprise offerings — including a new song for sci-fi film The Giver.
Here are some of the highlights:
1. OneRepublic frontman Ryan Tedder gives respect where it's due. Tedder isn't the first person in his family to use his gift with words to inspire an audience. During the group's performance Sunday, Tedder paid homage to his 86-year-old grandfather, who is a minister, performing "Preacher," a song he wrote about for OneRepublic's 2013 album Native. In the song, Tedder acknowledged the subject's wisdom, singing: "He said, 'God only helps those who learn to help themselves/He was a million miles from a million dollars/But you could never spend his wealth." Tedder is big on family. He also performed "I Lived," a song he wrote about his 4-year-old son.
2. Listen out for OneRepublic at a theater near you. Tedder confessed he's not big on writing songs about movies, but OneRepublic could not pass up an opportunity to pen something for the soundtrack for The Giver, the sci-fi thriller — out this week — based on the 1993 novel of the same name. They previewed "Ordinary Human," a track they've only played for an audience "three or four times." Said Tedder: "I knew the book growing up, read it. It was one of my favorites."
3. There won't be a need to apologize for this cover. OneRepublic had a couple surprises in store when performing their hit ballad "Apologize." Tedder opened the song with an acoustic piano arrangement before adding a cello accompaniment; the alternate version helped accentuate the meaningful lyrics about a relationship gone awry. Before finishing the song, Tedder made an unexpected transition into Sam Smith's heartbroken plea "Stay With Me." The segue was so effortless, some may have wondered if Tedder — who has penned power ballads for Beyoncé, Kelly Clarkson, Adele, and Leona Lewis — may have written this one as well. Although Tedder initially joked that he could take some credit for the song, he later acknowledged Smith: "Sam Smith did write that song. Have to give that man his props."
4. There's more than one star in OneRepublic. While Tedder may be the most recognized member in this group, the ensemble boasts tremendous talent. Lead guitarist Zach Filkins, who also plays viola, stunned the audience during an awe-inspiring intro for the band's "Counting Stars." Filkin nailed an intricate Spanish guitar melody and shifted gears to use his stringed instrument like a conga drum, creating a engaging rhythmic moment.


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Beth Buglione doesn't quite get what all the hubbub is about. After all, she never set out to a pioneer. She's a football coach. It's what she knows, loves and has made her life's passion. It just so happens she is the first female to hold that position in the state of Colorado. Full Story
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Through Artists' Eyes: Australian Suburbs and their Cities
Something odd happened to me not far into my reading of Londoner John Slater's book on Australian urban art - out of nowhere, quite unbidden, I began to experience a curious welling of local pride. The last time I experienced this (somewhat squeamishly) was during the Sydney Olympics, when it proved to be short-lived; this time, I hope, it will be more enduring.
Central to my patriotic epiphany, no doubt, was the thrill of recognition. Through Artists' Eyes charts the development of urban and suburban art in Melbourne and Sydney and is full of paintings of familiar landmarks and monuments, tram routes and train stations, riverside vistas and industrial scapes. However, I suspect that my positive feelings towards the book were more than incidentally connected to the fact that John Slater is a British historian.
Olympic coming-of-age antics aside, Australians still listen more attentively to the appraisals of foreigners when it comes to our art. But it is worth listening to what Slater has to say. Not only because his cool approach "is Kantian in its search for intelligent disinterest", as Bernard Smith writes in the book's foreword, but because Slater is never emotionally sidetracked by Australian national myths. He views our urban identity without the interference of local loyalties, passions or pathologies.
The period Slater concentrates on is a small but important sliver of history (1919-1945); and the works discussed constitute a mere chip off the edifice of Australian art then under construction. Urban experience was not a fashionable or profitable - or seemly - subject for picture-making in the early part of the 20th century. Of 13,000 images exhibited by the Victorian Arts Society between 1919 and 1945, Slater tells us, only 5 per cent depicted contemporary urban and suburban life. It was the outback that made Australia distinct; our urban experience was deemed, at best, second-rate.
It was the outback that made Australia distinct; our urban experience was deemed, at best, second-rate
The artists Slater focuses on - many of whom fail to register on the radar of "Australian art", and many of whom were women - committed their working hours to chronicling city life, without corresponding expectation of sales or commissions or celebrity.
Of the female artists represented in the book, some, such as Margaret Preston, have made their impact with a particular style and subject matter; others, such as Grace Cossington-Smith, have been revived and accorded their rightful place by discerning curators. But many have been largely obscured, perhaps by the legacy of their vigorously expressionist male successors.
Yet the output of these under-rated artists - the Dorrits and Gwens and Ethels and Doras of the early 20th century, whose names consign them to an old-lady fug of nostalgia - was bold and modern and insistent. Examples reproduced are Ethel Spowers's static-motion study of footballers of 1936; Dorrit Black's stark 1941 wood-cut of production-line textile workers; Sybil Craig's unflinching portrait of female factory workers, stern as butchers' wives as they weigh stacks of cordite at the Maribyrnong Explosives Factory in 1945. (Interestingly, the three known art works that depict Aussie Rules football in this period are all by women.)
There is no sense that Slater is in any deliberate way recuperating the reputations of these women artists; in his introduction, he is almost overly careful to express his commitment to "objectivity". In the same way, while he accounts for differences between urban art produced in Melbourne and Sydney, he avoids making aesthetic judgements. Rather, he simply includes representative examples and allows us to come to our own conclusions.
He gives proper, measured space to that pivotal moment in national engineering and icon-making - the building of the Harbour Bridge - and allows the nuts-and-bolts documentary photography of Max Dupain, Harold Cazneaux and Henri Mallard to assume centre-stage here. Interestingly, however, some of the strongest non-photographic images of the bridge's construction were made by Melbourne printmaker Jessie Traill. Her minutely observed, Piranesi-like etchings of the Harbour Bridge and of Victoria's Yallourn Power Station have been described as "feats of visual engineering" and mark her out as a singular and atypical artist of her time.
For a born-and-bred Melburnian, reading Slater's art-centric history is a curious exercise in dislocation and re-orientation: local landmarks shift and change, are demolished and refurbished, de-peopled and re-peopled. Depending on vantage point and artistic temperament, the Yarra might be a leisurely presence, snaking through the bushland, or a smoke-obscured, treacle-coloured sludge, awash with pollution. So too, Sydney Harbour is both comforting and strange, site of leisure and of fierce construction.
Slater's book is not, however, a comprehensive study of Australian urban art. Though many of the urban changes he discusses in the contexts of Sydney and Melbourne are equally applicable to Adelaide, Perth and Brisbane, the cursory attention given to these cities might pall with some.
My own irritation with Slater's book had nothing to do with focus or content, but centred around a style issue: the omission of dates from artwork titles. It merely made reading cumbersome, requiring constant reference to the text. The odd cross-referencing slip-up was also aggravating when a particular work was cited in more than one context.
Through Artists' Eyes is a gratefully received contribution to Australian art history if it puts paid, even temporarily, to that anxiety-producing suspicion that no one outside Australia cares about the history of our art. But in the end, as my initial glow of affection faded, Slater's Britishness was a background issue. Although he occasionally calls on his status as an outsider to elucidate a particularly puzzling conundrum about Australia, or to qualify his insights, he is obviously a close intimate of the cities he discusses. His historical art-map of Sydney and Melbourne is no monument-hopping tourist's street-plan, but a well-trodden, much-loved guidebook, that offers new detours and under-appreciated look-out points for anyone with an interest in Australian art.
Edwina Preston is the author of Howard Arkley: Not Just a Suburban Boy, published by Duffy & Snellgrove at $22.
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CanvasPop and DNA11 Offer the World's Most Personalized Art this Valentine's Day
CanvasPop and DNA 11 are putting the love back in Valentine's Day. Boring, unoriginal Valentine's Day gifts are out and personalized gifts are in. CanvasPop and DNA 11 make it easy and fun to create personalized gifts that are sure to get a great reaction!
Valentine's Day is about love and genuine, heartfelt sentiment. The usual contenders, chocolates, jewelry and roses are all easy, but the growing trend towards personalization means they just don't cut it when gift givers want to impress. Personalized art is a popular and fun way to create lasting memories this year.
"In a world filled with generic products, giving something as personal as a DNA Portrait or personalized photo on canvas has true meaning," said Adrian Salamunovic, co-founder.
CanvasPop and its sister company DNA11 are offering two personalized gift solutions for Valentine's Day:
A DNA 11 personalized art portrait shows real creativity. Combine the DNA of you and your Valentine on one canvas for the ultimate expression of love. DNA 11 ships to over 50 countries and pricing starts at $199.
-Create a 'his and hers" DNA Splitscreen Portrait
-Gift givers can surprise their Valentine with a KISS Portrait from her lips
-Turn a fingerprint into a personalized piece of art
CanvasPop also has some great ideas for giving personalized art this Valentine's Day. Pricing starts at $30.
-Create a photo collage of favorite photos
-A wedding or engagement photo printed on canvas
-Create a mosaic from Instagram photos
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Triathlete Named Canada's Flag-Bearer for London
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Simon Whitfield, a 37-year-old triathlete from Victoria, British Columbia, and two-time Olympic medalist, has been named Canada's flag bearer for the opening ceremonies of the London Olympic Games.
Mr. Whitfield, who won gold in Sydney in 2000 and silver in Beijing in 2008, was presented as flag-bearer in an elaborate, orchestrated ceremony on Ottawa's historic Parliament Hill, where the country's legislative buildings sit. This will be the triathlete's fourth Olympic Games, and likely his last.
Mr. Whitfield arrived to the event in a version of London's iconic black taxi, and walked toward a podium positioned directly in front of Parliament Hill's Centennial Flame, with the main legislative building — known in Ottawa as Centre Block — in the backdrop. Canada's Ceremonial Guard band, decked out in red wool coats and bearskin hats, played the national anthem to kick off the presentation. On hand were top officials from the Canadian Olympic Committee — including Prime Minister Stephen Harper's former spokesman, Dimitri Soudas — and two members of the Conservative government cabinet.


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Hunks in trunks — plus adorable dogs. Orlebar Brown designer Adam Brown knows how to stage an Instagram moment, filling the window of his Floral Street shop with buff models in his spring swimwear, each accompanied by a different pooch.
Brown went for an underwater theme, decorating his beachwear with coral, amoebas and fish, or photo prints depicting beach, poolside or surfing scenes. On a more cerebral trip was a grainy black-and-white print of a seascape by Australian photographer Jon Frank, achieved via a pinhole camera.
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3's original Skypephone was nothing short of a revolution for VoIP access when it first rocked up in 2007. Fast forward three years, and the sleek new Skypephone S2x is aiming to give the brand a new lease of life, after the INQ range stole its thunder last year.
A brief peek at the blower leaves you in no doubt that this is a far classier effort than previous 3 Skypephones. Gone is the all-over plastic look, replaced by a glossy black finish that's supplemented by chrome buttons and a much sturdier metal battery cover.
Free calls for life
While cosmetic changes make the Skypephone S2x a more classy proposition than its predecessors, the central tenet of the phone remains unchanged.
The central nav key acts as a gateway to the phone's dedicated Skype app. All you need is a Skype account to log in and start making free calls over the Skype network, or Skype out if you've loaded your account up with some cash.
You can also easily integrate Skype and SIM contacts on the mobile's phonebook, so you can make standard or VoIP calls at the press of a button. Last.fm's inclusion is also welcome and again just requires a log in to get you to your dedicated radio stations and favourite bands.
Sadly, the music side of things is let down by the lack of a 3.5mm jack. It's a feature that's become standard on even the most basic of mobiles and its disappearance here is something that we struggle to understand, especially as the Skypephone S2x isn't the slimmest cell on the block.
Key failings
While the Skype functionality and recession-friendly pricing are the Skypephone S2x's calling cards, it is let down by some design niggles.
The keys seemingly take their cue from old-school Sony Ericsson Walkman phones. Unless you're a slender-of-finger hand model or a child, they're just way too small.
Afflicted with podgy digits, our text messages frequently descended into gobbledygook. Likewise, the navigation and menu keys, bar the hulking Skype button in the centre, are smaller than John Terry's chances of ever captaining England again.
By comparison, Nokia's 6303i and C5, both in the same price range, offer much better messaging skills – something to consider if you're after a phone that does more than just make cheap calls.
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But while there are legitimate complaints to be made about the Skypephone S2x's design, the battery life is not to be baulked at.
We went through four days of solid texting, calling and Skypeing before we had to find some juice. And with a standby time of 333 hours, this is a warhorse for those who are sick of smartphones and their tawdry battery lives.
The 2MP camera is lagging behind the competition, though, and while we managed half-decent shots, even those taken in good light appeared grainy and nowhere near the standard we've come to expect from even the cheapest of handsets.
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Ruffino Riserva Ducale Oro Chianti Classico 2007
Sangiovese from Chianti, Tuscany, Italy
Winemaker's Notes
Ruby red in color, with garnet hues. Riserva Ducale Oro 2007 shows the distinctive Tuscan bouquet of a great Chianti Classico Riserva with notes of violet, cherry, plum and spice. On the palate, the wine has well-defined structure and a generous, fruity core accented by hints of chocolate, cinnamon and spicy hints of black pepper. Full-bodied and well-balanced with powerful fruity notes, Riserva Ducale Oro's round yet impressive tannins support a good acidity and lead into a lengthy finish featuring notes of plum, clove and sweet tobacco.
Riserva Ducale Oro is the ultimate expression of Chianti Classico Riserva. Choose a traditional pairing with Italian dishes such as beef braciole, lasagna Bolognese, or manicotti.
Blend: 80% Sangiovese, 20% combination of Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot
Critical Acclaim
Wine Enthusiast - "This special commemorative bottle celebrates the 60th anniversary (1947–2007) of one of Italy's flagship wines. The characteristic aromas of Sangiovese come through loud and clear in the form of bright pulses of wild berry, blue flower, light spice and dried tobacco. The wine is bright and tight on the finish. Hold this bottle in your cellar. Cellar Selection."
Ruffino Winery
In 1877, Illario and Leopoldo Ruffino laid the foundations of their dream to make the most known and loved Italian wines in the world from the heart of Tuscany. At their winery in Pontassieve, just outside of Florence, they began producing wines according to a strict quality standard and a rigorous technical research. Soon, Ruffino became an international symbol of the Chianti region, and won numerous awards, including the prestigious gold medal at the Bordeaux Wine Fair in 1895, affirming the quality of its wine.
In 1913, the Folonari family purchased Ruffino and brought new talent, energy and enthusiasm into the company. They started on a nearly century-long pursuit to develop a collection of estates in Tuscany, all of which matched the standard of quality and uniqueness which was the trademark of Ruffino wine.
Over the last sixty years, Ruffino has established seven prominent estates in Tuscany, all situated within the major DOCG production regions including Brunello di Montalcino, Vino Nobile di Montepulciano, Chianti and Chianti Classico. Today, Ruffino continues to meld century-long Tuscan traditions with new state-of-the-art cellar technology and modern winemaking for an ideal symbiosis with the energy of the contemporary Italian lifestyle. View all Ruffino Wines
About TuscanyView a map of Tuscany wineries (TUSS-can-ee) Sangiovese. Most of the wine coming from Tuscany is made from some clone of this varietal, but a growing trend, started by the renegade winemakers of those Super Tuscans, is to incorporate more international varietals.
Notable FactsThe most well known sub-districts of Tuscany are Chianti, Brunello di Montalcino and Vino Nobile di Montepulciano (note that Montepulciano here refers to the local village, not the grape variety found in the Italian region of Abruzzi). Wine labeled from these regions is DOC-regulated and Sangiovese-based blends. Quality wine from these DOC areas has been on the rise for decades, with top-notch winemakers and wineries shedding the low-quality image once held for Tuscan wine by producing consistently outstanding bottlings that range from deliciously drinkable to highly ageable. Newer to the scene are regions like Bohlgeri and the Maremma, home to of what are now termed "Super-Tuscans," named for the wine coming from the Tuscany area, but not following all of the DOC or DOCG laws required in Italy. In the 1970's, some pioneer winemakers began buying land outside of Chianti and Montalcino, and planting not only Sangiovese, but also international varieties like Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot. The wine they produced only fit into the lowest Italian category of "vina da tavola," but the winemakers sold the wine for high prices, creating an almost cult following, and spurning a new wine category called IGT.
About Italy
A little ditty about Italy...This country has about as many wines as its had governments. With 20 different regions, hundreds of DOCs and even more indigenous varieties, the amount of wine made in Italy is mind-boggling. Most of the juice, however, remains in the country for thirsty Italians. Wine is food in Italy and its rare that a meal is consumed without a glass of vino. That said, it's not common to find many folks drinking wine without food either. In turn, it's a match, and a mighty good one at that. In fact, it's safe to say that Italian wine is a foodie wine – one that goes on the table for a myraid of meals.
For regions, the most popular are Tuscany (home of Chianti), Piedmont and the Tre-Venezie, which includes Veneto, Trentino Alto-Adige and Friuli. Other communes of note are in Southern Italy, and a few good wines are made elsewhere in the country. The islands of Sardinia and Sicily are members of the Italian winemaking community as well.
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About 100 people attended a town hall meeting last night to talk about the Dayton Public School District. At first glance, DPS students aren't doing as well as other districts in the area.
The Ohio Department of Education put some Dayton schools toward the bottom of the list in 3rd grade reading assessments. Only 72 percent of students are graduating and kids aren't progressing like they should between 4th and 8th grade. Dayton Public Schools have gotten Ds and Fs in its report card from the state.
Many Ohio school districts have improved their reading scores after complying with the state's new Third Grade Reading Guarantee. Some local districts did better than others.
The Third Grade Reading Guarantee is just over a year old. The law requires schools to provide extra help for struggling readers in kindergarten through third grade. And, it holds students back in third grade if they don't pass a reading test at the end of the year.
More than 100 people gathered at the Dayton airport Thursday morning to welcome a jet that's going to become a classroom. The aircraft is a gift to the Beavercreek City School District from FedEx.
There's a lot of pomp associated with accepting a donated Boeing 727-200. The Beavercreek High School Band played to a large crowd while everyone waited for the plane.
The Springfield School District and the Clark State Foundation have awarded college tuition to 41 students expected to graduate from Springfield High School.
The Champion City Scholars Program targets low-income middle school students who will become the first in their families to earn a college degree. Selected students are eligible for up to three years of college at Clark State or assistance with tuition at another college—but they have to commit early to graduating from high school.
Ohio's rank among the 50 states for average student debt is improving, but education officials, students and researchers disagree on whether progress actually is being made on college affordability in the state. The Columbus Dispatch reports students who received bachelor's degrees in 2013 at Ohio colleges and universities graduated with an average of $29,090 in student debt, according to a report from the Institute for College Access and Success.
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Even if you don't know the difference between a fishing net and the Internet, or you think a web is something you clean out of the attic, you can still be a pro at online banking. It's easy, convenient and, best of all, safe — maybe even safer than the traditional banking that has served you for so many years.
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Forget about "bankers' hours." With a few clicks and keystrokes, you can have all your accounts and up-to-the-minute financial information on the screen in front of you, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Transfer funds, pay bills, balance your accounts or apply for a loan — all from your sofa, your SUV or Sydney, Australia.
Online banking has come of age, thanks to the ease of the Internet, and most banks — and even local credit unions — now offer the option of transacting your financial business from the comfort of your living room.
"It's a no-brainer, really," said Tracey Weber, managing director of Internet and mobile for Citi, one of the largest full-service financial institutions in the world. "There is an education process and an awareness process, but each day, more people are switching over."
Just Follow the Prompts
First, contact your financial institution to find out whether it offers online banking services. Or do a search online to find the website. Have your account number handy.
"Any Citibank customer can enroll online with their account number," Weber said.
Most other financial institutions that offer online services provide the same ease of enrollment. When you get to the website, just follow the prompts. Different institutions will use different language, but look for words and phrases such as "enroll," "get an online account" or "get a user ID."
When you click on the prompt, you'll be taken through several simple steps to create your online "account," complete with a password that only you and your bank will know. In just a few minutes, you'll have access to your bank accounts, credit card accounts, loans and any other services you access through your bricks-and-mortar bank.
Don't worry about entering your personal information — just look for the letters "https" in the navigation bar and a padlock at the bottom of the Web page. These features indicate that your information is secure, usually through the use of encryption, which encodes your information so that unauthorized parties cannot access it. You can also click on the padlock to view the site's security information.
If you do not see one or both of these features, do not enter any personal information onto the page. Click "log out" or "sign out" and call your financial institution for help.
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Now that you have online access, you can take care of business in minutes from your own home, rather than spend hours driving to your bank, completing transfer forms, writing checks to pay bills and completing loan paperwork.
"Through online banking, customers can review account balances and transactions, transfer funds, as well as receive and pay bills electronically," said Tara Burke, a spokeswoman for Bank of America.
Most banking websites are designed to allow you to move easily between accounts or see all your balances at once. Take some time to become familiar with all that your institution has to offer online.
Transfer features let you move money quickly from one account to another, to cover that errant check you wrote, or from one bank to another, so your money is right where you want it.
Bill-pay features allow you to set up automatic payments for car loans, utility bills, phone bills and other monthly expenses, ensuring that your bills are paid on time. You can also choose to sign on whenever you want and pay your bills then. You can even sign up to have your credit card bill automatically paid from your checking or savings account every month.
Some financial institutions allow you to set up alerts through text messaging or email. Alerts can notify you when your bank and credit card statements are ready, when your bills are due or when you want timely information about your account.
"I have an alert for when my checking account drops below $1,000," Weber said. "That way, I can make sure that I maintain a certain balance at all times."
Peruse the site to find the various features you want and then follow the prompts to sign up for them. If you need help, or if you have a question or concern about your account, many of the larger institutions offer online chat services, which allow you to communicate with a bank representative right there on the website. Just click on the online chat feature to access this service.
Save Time, Money and the Environment
Establishing an online account saves time and money, allowing you to limit or eliminate paper checks and mailing expenses.
"Online bill pay is less time-consuming because you're not writing out paper checks," Weber said. "And you're not using stamps — saving 44 cents a bill — which can add up substantially when people are paying 30 to 40 bills."
Not only that, but the environment also benefits through the use of less paper. You'll write fewer checks and can opt out of paper bank statements and paper bills. In addition, since you aren't driving to the bank, you aren't burning fossil fuel.
And these electronic functions keep you safer as well. "A great deal of identity theft actually occurs with traditional forms of payment," said Brad Blue, a spokesman for Denver Community Credit Union. "Statements and bills are taken straight out of the mail. If you're going to do electronic banking, sign up for an e-statement (electronic statement), and you've taken the ability away from someone to take your statement out of the mail."
The Human Touch
Electronic banking doesn't eliminate human interaction. You can still walk into your bank at any time and talk to a real person, face to face.
"We don't call it a 'switch' to online banking," Blue said. "We call it 'adding a service.' They can still come in and talk to a person."
Weber agrees. "Electronic banking is just one of the ways you can work with us," she said. "It's part of the suite of offerings we have available. People shouldn't view it as an 'either/or' — it's just an 'and.' "
"Nothing is lost," Blue said. "You can still use all the services you used before. It's just another option — and who doesn't want another option?"
So, head to your financial institution's website and explore your options. Financial freedom might be just a click away.


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Known for everything from its delicious handcrafted sushi and robata grill dishes to its desserts, contemporary Japanese restaurant Zuma and German chef/founder Rainer Becker's creations are highlighted in this new short film. Dubbed "Wabi-Sabi," the film was created using the still life photography of Thomas Brown in a stop-motion animation and highlights the work of the London hotspot's Head Chef, Soon Li Ong. Known for its sophisticated take on the informal Japanese "izakaya" style of dining – which features a stream of dishes that are continuously brought out to the table's guests – the celebrity-frequented Zuma originally opened in London's Knightsbridge in 2002 and has since expanded to include additional locations in Miami, Hong Kong, Istanbul, Dubai and Bangkok.
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If you're trying to Hybrid Crossfire this with one of AMD's newer APUs, make sure dual graphics is enable in your bios and you remove ALL ATI and AMD display drivers/folders/registries and get the 5/29/2013 version of Catalyst software Suite with the 12.104 drivers. You should then see the option for dual graphics in the Catalyst Vision Center. It took me 2 days to figure this out so I hope this helps someone. You should get about a 30% increase with this Crossfire.
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What does Pirates of the Caribbean star Johnny Depp have in common with Brad Pitt and rapper JayZ? They're all in the top 10 of a list of the world's most powerful celebs.
The Forbes list is updated every year and looks at how much the celebs earn and how much other people are paying attention to them. Top golfer Tiger Woods has come second this year to American TV star Oprah Winfrey.
It's a good year for Madonna. She didn't make the top 100 in 2006 but she's stormed back in at number three this year.
It's not just the American stars who have made it. Harry Potter author JK Rowling is at 48, while two of the stars of the Potter films, Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson, are listed for the first time at 79 and 97.
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Jordan DeMercy became the 44th Georgetown College men's basketball player to sign a professional contract this past week. The Georgia native inked a deal with Akita Happinets from Akita, Japan.
On June 20, DeMercy went to an invite-only camp through Top Notch Sports/VVG Agency. Scouts from 10 teams in Japan, China and the D-League came to observe the workouts.
"We played 5-on-5 the first day and after the second game I had received six offers," DeMercy said. "I chose to sign with Akita, which is the third best team in the top league in Japan.
"I will be playing the wing position for head coach Kazuo Nakamura. I am very excited for this opportunity to open a new chapter in my career and become a professional basketball player. I am blessed to play the game I love and for the family I have supporting me."
He signed a nine-month deal with Akita through his agents at VVG sports. The guard-forward combo averaged 11.3 points per game and 8.5 rebounds per game in his 23 games in Orange & Black.
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I don't know about you guys but my wallet is going to be hurting come Tuesday. I know for sure I'm picking up Tomb Raider and The Show but there are other great games coming out like Simcity. This is just the start to an amazing month that'll also see the release of God of War: Ascension, Bioshock: Infinite and more.
That's really all I have to say now haha. I hope you all have a great weekend and enjoy all of the awesome games coming out. If you play The Show add me on PSN, I'm Zackboy009! Until next time