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by Ono, Masanori
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2003, Volume 27, Issue 11
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by Cadiou, Loı̈c & Dées, Stéphane & Laffargue, Jean-Pierre
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by Oomes, Nienke
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by Garcia, Diego
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by Das, Mausumi
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July 2003, Volume 27, Issue 9
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by Yang, Zili
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by Ozlale, Umit
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by Ehrmann, Michael & Smets, Frank
- 1639-1662 Taxation and the intergenerational transmission of human capital
by Hendricks, Lutz
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by Chang, Wen-Ya & Lee, Hsiu-Yun & Wang, Yu-Lin
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by Harding, Don & Pagan, Adrian
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May 2003, Volume 27, Issue 7
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April 2003, Volume 27, Issue 6
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by Gaivoronski, Alexei A. & Stella, Fabio
- 1045-1068 Hedging options under transaction costs and stochastic volatility
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by Berkelaar, Arjan & Kouwenberg, Roy
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March 2003, Volume 27, Issue 5
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by Jorgensen, Steffen & Zaccour, Georges
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- 573-597 Profits, markups and entry: fiscal policy in an open economy
by Coto-Martinez, Javier & Dixon, Huw
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by Thille, Henry
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Me and my brother in law were fishing in Rockport TX and caught two oversized black drum. The old man we met that day told us that they were reds, and according to state laws you are allowed to keep one per person per season. Thinking this is what we caught we put them in our iced chests and continued to fish. About an hour later the game warden arrived and said he got a call about illegal fishing. Long story short I have to call the judge and am wondering what is the best course of action to take?
Ignorance of the law is usually not a defense. Explain the situation to the judge and see if he will give you a break. If not, pay the ticket and move on. It's not the worst thing in the world. And next time if you're not sure about the legality of game or fish, don't shoot or put it back. Good luck to you and happy fishing in the future.
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The alleged violation appears to be codified in the 31 Texas Administrative Code, 57.981 which you can look up here:
and, specifically here under "drum, black":
I don't normally deal with these kinds of cases, so take my conclusion with a grain of salt. However, the rules do appear, at least at first glance, to cover your situation by stating that "[o]ne black drum over 52 inches may be retained per day as part of the five-fish bag limit." I am assuming that both you and your brother in law have fishing licenses, so there's at least an argument to be made that you've not violated the regulations because you had no more than two over-sized black drum specimens between the two of you. Of course, my spur of the moment interpretation of the rule may not be accurate, in which case you might be stuck with the ticket. I'd talk to an administrative law attorney in your area, just to be sure.
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Mary Ann Holder
November 26, 2011 by staff
Mary Ann Holder, A 17-year-old boy is the sixth victim to die from injuries sustained in a weekend mass shootings carried out by Mary Ann Holder in Guilford County, N.C.
Authorities have said Richard Brian Suttles, who was shot by his aunt on Sunday along with four other minors, died shortly before 1 p.m. on Friday. An adult male who police said had an affair with Holder was also shot in the shoulder.
Before taking her own life, Holder, 36, shot Suttles, her two sons, an eight-year-old niece, and the 15-year-old girlfriend of one of her sons. She shot her married lover, Randall Lamb, 40, in the shoulder.
Police have told the media that Randall Lamb is expected to recover from his injury.
Authorities told The Associated Press that prior to her death, Holder was having an affair with Randall Lamb for almost four years. They said accusations between Holder, Randall Lamb and his wife, Jennifer, was causing the affair to come to a bitter end.
There were allegations of stalking and harassment within the murder-suicide case.
Police received word that Randall Lamb was injured around 9:08 a.m. when his wife called 911.
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After a long wait and an LP teaser with 'Burn The Block', Bro Safari & UFO! have finally released their highly anticipated collaborative LP, 'Animal'. A most fitting name for the LP, 'Animal' cycles through a variety of tempos and styles with a gruesome, rowdy, and explosive underlying tone. Registering with heavy and ground-rattling frequencies, 'Animal' is sure to be a played out at both small and large-scale events in the upcoming weeks. Snag up the LP for free, and if this still leaves you hungry for more, rest assured as Bro Safari & UFO! are already drawing the blueprint for a follow up album.
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Sleepless Starring Jamie Foxx Drops To Blu-ray, DVD and Digital HD !!!
Hey guys, Jana here,
Universal Pictures Home Entertainment presents Academy Award winner Jamie Foxx and Golden Globe nominee Michelle Monaghan star in the intense action-thriller, 'Sleepless'. The film will be presented on Digital HD, Blu-ray and DVD beginning April 4, 2017.
Hi, Bryan Here….
Sony has released an exclusive clip from San Diego Comic Con, showing us a little glimpse of Jamie Foxx as the villain Electro in the upcoming sequel, 'Amazing Spider-Man 2'. The clip teases completely and the full panel will be held on Friday, so expect some more coverage on that. Marc Webb is returning as director with Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone reprising their roles as well.
TNT is Developing a Buddy Cop Series from the Mind of Jamie Foxx!!!
Hi, Bryan Here….
TNT is developing a new buddy cop action drama series titled 'Hit' (High Impact Team), which was the idea of actor Jamie Foxx. Hit follows two former high school football teammates who are also best friends. One was the QB and the other was a Wide Receiver. After high school they are drafted in to the Miami P.D. and taken in by HIT, which is the elite team in charge of dealing with the nastiest of criminals.
Jamie Foxx Might Play the Villain in the Next Spider-Man Movie!!!
Hi, Bryan Here….
Columbia Pictures is courting Jamie Foxx to star as the next villain in the sequel to 'The Amazing Spider-Man', which already has Andrew Garfield returning to star as Spidey and Marc Webb returning to direct. The script for the new film was written by Alex Kurtzman, Roberto Orci, and Jeff Pinker, which was based on a previous treatment by James Vanderbilt. Remember Kurtzman and Orci wrote the reboot of 'Star Trek' for JJ Abrams.
Kevin Costner Joins DiCaprio, Jamie Foxx, Christopher Waltz, and Samuel L. Jackson In Tarantino's 'Django Unchained'!!!
Hi Bryan Here….
Kevin Costner has just joined Quentin Tarantino's Spaghetti Western 'Django Unchained'. He is set to play a character named Ace Woody. "He's the sadistic trainer of the male fighting slaves who entertain the white patrons of Candyland as well as the female slaves who are forced to be prostitutes." This is a different role for Costner as he will be more of the villain than the good guy. Plus, I think this will re-vitalize Costner's career in a good way. I already can't wait to see this film.
Hi everyone, Bryan here….
Finally, Edgar Wright has made a musical in the most Edgar Wright way. The film is called Baby Driver and is the most fun I've had at the movies all year long. When Wright makes a movie, you shut-up, listen, watch, and have a cold pint, because you're in for a fun-as-hell thrill ride. With his highly impressive resume of films, including Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz, The World's End, and Scott Pilgrim vs The World, you quickly know that Wright is one of the coolest, best, and most fun filmmakers alive today.
Hi everyone, Bryan here….
I think we can all say that Edgar Wright is the coolest filmmaker that ever lived. Wright gave us 'Shaun of the Dead', 'Hot Fuzz', 'Scott Pilgrim vs The World', 'The World's End' and much more! Filmmakers can go their whole careers and never come close to making a film as fun or as good as any of these. Oh it's true. It's damn true. Luckily for us, Wright has been hard at work on his latest film, which is called 'Baby Driver', and it finally has a trailer.
Jon Bernthal Is Cast In Edgar Wright's 'Baby Driver' Starring Kevin Spacey!!!
Hey guys, Jana here,
Edgar Wright, is a man known for some distinct movies that have a massive cult following. If you know who Simon Pegg is chances are you know who Wright is. Why do I say this? Because the two have collaborated on the Cornetto Trilogy consisting of some of the most awesome movies in recent history. 'Shaun of the Dead', 'Hot Fuzz' and 'The World's End' are those movies and chances are good you can't attend a Comic-Con anywhere without coming across someone dressed as one of the characters.
Beka P., Here…
Annie's adage is, "you're never fully dressed without a smile," and you're sure to be doing just that from beginning to end of this remake. As a child, I about wore out my VHS of the 1982 version, so you can imagine how skeptical I was going into this reboot. Like most of you old school Annie fans, I went in with a, "this better be good or else" attitude. It's a good thing director Will Gluck's version blew me out of the water, because I'm not really sure who I would have submitted my complaints to.
Hey guys, Jana here,
We all remember 'Horrible Bosses' from a few years ago. It was an absolute laugh factory and was worth it's weight in gold with some of the characters it brought us. Jamie Foxx was amazing in his role as the group of would-be-hitmen's advisor. Then how can we forget the role that made me absolutely detest Colin Farrell? I honestly didn't think it would be possible until I saw that film. It was witty, (mostly) intelligent, and dead-to-rights hilarious. How could there be anything better? A sequel.
Hillary T. Here…
In all fairness, I thought this movie was gonna suck. I couldn't even remember the villain in the first film and even though I liked Andrew Garfield as Peter Parker/ Spider-Man, I didn't think he could save this movie. The reason is that there are three major villains billed for this sequel, and as time as shown in the past, that is a lot for a movie to take on. Needless to say, it's heavy handed for sure.
Rebecca S., Here…
Some animated films stay with you, like Beauty and the Beast, Toy Story, Lion King, How to Train Your Dragon, and Shrek. There are some that you really enjoy and recommend to friends, for example The Lego Movie, Despicable Me, Wreck-it-Ralph, and Iron Giant. And then, there are those that you see that you think will only be good for people with kids because they have catchy songs and flashy colors, but not much else. Enter Rio 2, which falls solidly into this category.
'Ride Along' Director Re-Teaming with Hart for 'Black Phantom'!!!
Hello Jana here,
I think Kevin Hart is trying to break a record for being involved in the most flicks going at one time. With 10 projects , at the moment, in various stages of completion, he is adding one more to the pile of future projects. He has signed on to star in 'Ride Along 2' after the success of the original when it was released in January of this year. Hart and his 'Ride Along' director, Tim Story ('Barbershop'), have been approached to work together on another film, 'Black Phantom'.
Jana B. here,
The most glamorous night in Hollywood is coming up quick.We see our own version of American royalty dressed to the nines, and walking the red carpet. Producers of The Oscars, Craig Zadan and Neil Meron have given us a rundown on the list of stars that will be presenting the Academy Awards of Merit. Ellen DeGeneres is hosting the live event on Sunday, March 2 on ABC.
Hi, Bryan Here….
We've waited long enough. But it's finally here. The first trailer for 'The Amazing Spider-Man 2' is here. It looks like everyone is back this time with some new villains including Electro, played by Jamie Foxx, Rhino, played by Paul Giamatti, and Green Goblin/Harry Osborn, played by Dane DeHaan. This much anticipated sequel is set to release on April 16th, 2014 overseas, and opens in the US on May 2nd.
Fernando Knows What Film Will Win 'Best Picture' At the Oscars This Year!!!
Fernando M., Here…
Well folks, Oscar season is upon us today. OK, so it's still pretty far out, but how can we not be thinking about it already? Especially when in this last year, only one film can truly be deemed worthy enough to win the coveted Best Picture award. I know you're all thinking it but are too afraid to say it, so I'll do it for you.
Christoph Waltz and Chris Pine Join 'Horrible Bosses' Sequel!!!
Jana B., Here….
I loved 'Horrible Bosses'. I'm a fan of just about anything funny and Bosses did not disappoint. So I'm kind of excited about the news that there is a 'Horrible Bosses 2' set to begin production at the beginning of November. Although I have to wonder where the story line is going to go with Jennifer Aniston and Kevin Spacey. Colin Farrell is not listed in the cast list for HB2 so we just have to assume that Bobby Pellett is still in prison.
Fernando Here….
God bless you, Roland Emmerich. It looks like you finally read my last review where I asked you to please stop caring about any sort of plot in movies and just focus on action. Emmerich brings us "White House Down," a movie about a world where Jamie Foxx plays Barack Obama…I mean, "President Sawyer," who signs legislation to bring peace to the middle east, and then is targeted by white supremacist domestic terrorists in an effort to start a nuclear world war 3……does this sound crazy? HELL YEAH IT DOES!!!
Hi, Bryan Here….
I will be 37 years old in 2018. That is also the year that Sony will release the 4th installment of of 'Amazing Spider-Man', with the third one being released in 2016. Now we have reported before that there were always going to be three films in this set of Spidey stories, but never a mention of a 4th film. However, Sony vice-chairman Jeff Blake announced the news today, as well as said, "Spider-Man is our most important, most successful, and most beloved franchise, so we're thrilled that we are in a position to lock in these prime release dates over the next five years."
Hi, Bryan Here….
BET Networks has just purchased the rights and licenses to a bunch of popular 1990's sitcoms in a deal with Warner Bros. Some of the shows included are 'The Fresh Prince Of Bel Air', 'Family Matters', 'Martin', 'The Jamie Foxx Show', and 'The Wayan Bros'. All of these will air on BET.


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Taco Soup
Recipe by lilchris
Despite the name, this is probably more similar to chili than soup. It's one of my husband's all-time favorites. This can also be simmered in the crock pot after browning the ground beef. I usually serve over tortilla chips with sour cream and shredded cheese.
Top Review by texasjenny
Loved this! Only changes were, Fiesta Ranch dressing mix, only had a 16oz. can of navy beans which is good, but will use limas next time. Also, I didn't drain the beans and used Walmart brand Chili Ready tomatoes. Made the Red Lobster Cheddar Biscuits recipe 31206 to go with it. We loved both. Thank you so much.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 lb ground beef
- 1 small white onion, chopped
- 1 (1 1/4 ounce) packet taco seasoning
- 1 (1 ounce) packet ranch dressing mix
- 1 cup water
- 1 (8 1/2 ounce) can lima beans, drained
- 1 (14 1/2 ounce) can diced tomatoes, drained
- 2 (16 ounce) cans pinto beans, drained
- 2 (16 ounce) canslight red kidney beans, drained
- tortilla chips (optional)
- shredded cheese (optional)
- sour cream (optional)
Directions See How It's Made
- Brown meat and onion in large skillet; then drain.
- Combine all remaining ingredients with the ground beef in a large pot.
- Simmer uncovered for 45 minutes, or until beans are tender and soup has thickened, stirring occasionally.


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'It's your metabolism.'...'It's hormonal.'...'It's your figure or your face.'
These were the old chestnuts I ignored pre-40, and in fact, I had the unsympathetic sense that they were excuses, well the weight gain ones anyway! Now, even looking at a chocolate biscuit seems to cause my love handles to leap to attention - but I can't be sad about it, mainly because that encourages the frown line, right in-between my eyes, to get that little bit deeper...
The reality is, I feel like I'm on a slide that's heading nowhere but down, and whilst I realise the ride is inevitable, I'm starting to wonder if I can slow it down. I've been lucky with both my weight and my skin as I've aged. The acne that plagued me in my twenties has been a surprising blessing, that oily complexion is holding up pretty well at 43. My weight has gradually crept up, from a tiny size 6 to an okay-ish size 12. So, it's not that I'm desperately unhappy, more that I feel that prevention might be better than cure, and a quick look at the latest options in the world of beauty could surely be time well spent?
Sympathy for My Sisters
I don't have any actual sisters, so this is meant in the broadest sense. It's easy to be smug about cosmetic procedures when youth and genetics are on your side. I ate what I wanted and had a body that seemed to love dropping down the scales back to a size 8 or 10. I really couldn't understand why other women complained so much about food, thought so much about it, and treated it like a demon lover.
Today I know better. I exercise more than I ever did, eat fewer carbs, have cut down on sugar... ok I'm not always great at it, but it really is a source of sorrow that I can't indulge like I used to. I realise now that some women may always have had this struggle, so I apologise sincerely for my younger self's lack of empathy!
The ultimate solution
I was going to leave the best till last, but hey, if we can't tuck into an afternoon doughnut, then I'm not going to deny you the most exciting option. Surely, as we age, one of our biggest complaints is that our waistline expands whilst our face begins to sag. Just like hair, fat begins to appear in all the wrong places. But what if I told you this belly flab could be a reservoir for your own personal store of facial filler. Sounds too good to be true, well maybe not!
Here at Transform, we are lucky to have one of the leading surgeons in fat transfer, Mr. Netri. This novel new technique is an answer to all my personal prayers because it involves removing those pesky fat pockets in a much less invasive way than traditional liposuction.
My not so loved, love handles will be broken down using ultrasound, then gently removed under a local anaesthetic – fantastic! For someone who is personally very nervous about liposuction, I feel a whole lot more relaxed about this procedure; it's kind to my surrounding body tissue and only involves a tiny incision – bingo without the bingo wings! This is definitely my kind of treatment. You can read more about the science bit of Vaser Liposuction here on the Transform website, and find out more about fat transfer later in the article.
Choices, choices... ways to combat middle aged spread
Other options I've been looking into for my middle-aged wobbly bits are CoolSculpt and Aqualyx, mainly because they are completely non-invasive.
I've read great things about freezing my belly fat away and, as someone who isn't really overweight per say, just can't shift the tummy bulge, it sounds like a great option.Fat cells die at a warmer temperature than other body tissue and, after freezing, will simply be dissolved away by my body's natural elimination process. Giving the cold shoulder to my various lumps and bumps is now a definite on my 'to do' list - I have no intention of welcoming bingo wings or chin sag into my life without a fight!
Another similar possibility to combat the flab is Aqualyx, tempting because it's a simple injection that dissolves the fat away. It's a sophisticated gem of a treatment which can be highly targeted to pretty much any area of the body.
So, with these weapons under my belt, I'm feeling confident that I can win the war against the bulge along with a healthy diet and some exercise. If you're thinking of adding these treatments to your own anti-ageing plan, then read more about CoolSculpting and Aqualyx here.
Saving face
So, I've hit gold with those lumps and bumps, but here's my plan on learning how to love the fat I'm so desperate to banish from my life. Vaser Liposuction isn't necessarily the end of the line for my tummy bulge; even fat can reincarnate into a better life, and being reborn as a facial rejuvenator definitely pricks up my ears.
In the next article you can read how I plan to make wrinkles and sag a less inevitable part of the ageing process.


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I used it with my long hair. It did help incredibly with fly aways but didn't start up to the weight of long hair allowing volume. My son however, had better luck. He's got shorter lighter hair and it was very helpful keeping his hair out of his face for the duration of the school day. No fly aways for him either.
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Sculptors > Toby Short BA (Hons) Sculptor Profile:
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Toby Short BA (Hons)Selected artist profile information for this contemporary British Sculptor
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About Toby ShortToby Short, is a mid-career UK artist and former British Film Industry sculptor. His first solo show took place at Agkathi gallery Athens in 2002. Toby Short's participation in recent exhibitions includes: 'Expanded Ecologies: Perspectives in a Time of Emergency' National Museum of Contemporary Art Athens (2009), 'Anthropini Morphi stin texni' (the human form in art) technopolis, Athens Gr (2009), 'Art Cargo' Elgeka storage unit, Athens (2009), 7-ply festival, Technopolis Athens (2008), 'Re-MapKM' a parallel project to the 1st Biennale of Athens (2007), 'Μελλοντική ΑΕ (theFuture ltd.) ' Municipal Market Kipseli, Athens (2007).
Exhibition History of Toby Short• 'Anthropini Morphi stin texni' technopolis, Athens. Gr. (2009)
• 'Expanded Ecologies: Perspectives in a Time of Emergency', National Museum of Contemporary-Art, Athens, Gr. (2009)
• 'Surprise' philanthropic exhibition for the homeless organised by ArtAZ.gr, technopolis, Athens, Gr. (2009)
• 'Art Cargo' Elgeka storage unit, Axharnes, Athens, Gr. (2009)
• 'Sappho's Chariot…' Megaro Siggrou, Poros, Gr. (2009)
• 'Erotica4Ever' Spilioti Projects, Athens, Gr. (2009)
• 'KafeNeon', performance, Athens, Gr. (2008)
• 'Connected' Spilioti Projects, Athens, Gr. (2008)
• 'EroticaPart2SA' Spilioti Projects, Athens, Gr. (2008)
• 7-ply festival Technopolis Athens Gr. (2008)
• 'Re-MapKm' 'where is the Art?' parallel project to the 1st Biennale of Athens, Gr. (2007)
• 'Erotica' Spilioti Projects, Athens, Gr. (2007)
• 'Dimotiki Agora Kipseli' ('Kipseli Market'), Athens.Gr. (2007)
• 'Age of innocence', Spilioti Projects, Athens, Gr. (2006)
• 'Souvenir from Greece', Spilioti Projects, Athens, Gr. (2006)
• 'Sculpture-Sculpture', Sarantopoulos Mills, Piraeus, Gr. (2006)
• 'Pixeldance', Kodra Thessaloniκι, Gr. (2006)
• 'De-Natura', ArtTower gallery, Athens, Gr. (2005)
• 'Orea Mera' commission retail outlet Athens, GR. (2005)
• 'holes' Akgathi gallery, Athens, Gr. (2004)
• 'earthnet', commission Magna Science Center, Sheffield, UK. (2001)
• 'critical resonance' commission LiquiMer, Athens, Gr. (2001)
• 'PretArt Porter' Deste Art Foundation, Athens, Gr. (1999)
• 'Instrument' Greek National TV, Athens, Gr. (1997)
• 'cage', commission Hidesign retail, Athens, Gr. (1996)
• 'trajectory' derelict house, Peckham Estate, London. (1989)
• 's.q.u.a.t gallery' obsolete factory, Brixton, UK. (1988)
• 'keep out' South London Art Gallery, Camberwell, London, UK. (1988)
• 'expansion' Camberwell School of Art, UK. (1987)
• 'Brookfield School project' Ruskin school of Art, UK. (1987)
Biography / CV of Toby ShortTilm&Television:
'The Mummy' Shepperton Film Studios, UK. 1997
'Gulliver's Travels' Channel 4 television, UK. 1996
'James Bond Golden Eye' Leavesden Film Studios, UK. 1995
'Mortal Combat II' Leavesden Film Studios, UK. 1995
'Judge Dread' Pinewood Film Studios, UK. 1994
'Dark side of the Moon' Bray Film Studios, UK. 1992
'Parallel 9' BBC television, Shepperton Film Studios, UK. 1992
'La Wally' by Alfredo Catalani, Bregentz Opera, Lake Constance, Austria. 1990
'Super Mario' television advert, Nintendo, London, UK. 1992
'A hole in the water' game show Star Channel, Gr.2008
'I Love TV' television programme, Gr. 2005
'Eurovision Club' television programme, Gr. 2006
'X-am' television programme, Gr. 2003
'Paratragoudo' television programme, Gr. 2002
'Amfitheatro' television programme, Gr. 2000
'Psilo Gazi' television programme, Gr. 1995
'Fantastico' television programme, Gr. 1996
'Photo Finish' television programme, Gr. 1999
'Risko' television programme, Gr. 1998
Artist Statement of Toby ShortHis mission as an artist is to explore between the strata of the established and recognisable framework that constitutes our existence in an attempt to determine something integral to it, but not immediately perceptible. To strive to expose that which is logically speaking abundant but not altogether apparent to an information savvy world that believes that there is little left to discover. His view is that, to some extent, we are bound by the logic of our own understanding, overwhelmed by a comprehensive infrastructure of knowledge of our own creation. These essences, he tells us, lie in greater abundance in the ancillary space adjacent to the trajectory of our collective gaze. In fact they move with our gaze, constantly avoiding the limelight like a blind spot on the retina of general perception where we can never manage to look. "As a boy Toby Short used to love exploring. I was particularly fascinated by empty buildings and deserted spaces, and in the Thatcher era London where I grew up, an excess of privatization and unemployment on an industrial scale had created a whole plethora of these playgrounds for disenfranchised teenagers such as I. I was fascinated by atypical, idle space, contravening the conventions of existence. The visual manifestation of an imperfection in society's perfect machine. The space in-between things.
Public Works of Toby ShortPublic&Private Projects
City-Link mall, Athens, Gr. Christmas decorations, 2009
Municipal Theatre Piraeus, Athens, Gr. Alkistis Protopsalti show directed by Dimitri Pappaioannou, Gr. 1998
Melina Merkouri Rock Theatre, Athens, Gr. Alkistis Protopsalti music show, 1996
Chris Mannequins, Wolfratshausen, Munich, Germany. 'Coquette', 1995
Dermot and John theatre, Brixton, London, UK. 'Aladdin grotto'-for Euro Disney, 1994
Epsom Race-Course Museum, UK. 'Jockey and trainer', 1993
Heathrow airport, UK. Motorola, 1993
Kimpton Walker, Brixton, UK. 'Cats', 1992
London Zoo, UK. 'North America Aviary', 1991
Brighton Pavilion, UK. 'Communication' British Telecom Kiosk, 1991
British Museum, UK. 'Etruscan Lady Reconstruction', 1991
Dan's Studios, Brixton, UK. 'EAT' Pop band video, 1990
Synapse, Watford, London, UK. 'Lion King' Disney toy prototypes, 1994
Sky TV Studios, Battersea, London, UK. 'Moon' 1990
Qualifications / Education of Toby Short1985-1986 - certificate of foundation studies, St. Martin's School of Art and Design, London.
tutor: Ben Nicholson
1986-1989 - BA (Hons), Fine Art Sculpture, Camberwell School of Art, London.
tutors: Paul de Monchaux, Cornelia Parker, Brian Catling, Phyllida Barlow
Teaching Experience'Sculpture From the Life-model' Camden Institute of Further Education. (1993).
Influences / Inspiration of Toby ShortBoyd Webb, Martin Kippenberger, Miles Davis, Gustav Dore, T S Elliot, Lucas Samaras, J G Ballard, Francis Bacon, Ron van der Ende, Phidias.
Price Range of WorkToby Short's work has a price range from £1,500 to £13,333
Commissioning WorkThis artist accepts commissions.
I have experience in delivering commissions on time, within budget. Please contact me for further information.
Mediums utilisedToby Short's work is found in the following materials:
multimedia stainless steel mountboard foil-backed mountboard sculptural relief
Artwork CategorisedToby Short's work is found in the following categories on site:
Wall Mounted or Wall Hanging sculpture (9)
High Relief or Haute Relief Carving Sculpture Wall Panel casting in Bronze / Copper (6)
Trompe l`Oeil Low Relief Panel Sculptures / Statues / panels (6)
Interior, Indoors, Inside Sculpture (5)
Geometric Sculpture Statues statuary statuettes. Usually Abstract Contemporary Modern work (4)
Polychrome Sculpture Multi-Coloured Statues statuettes statuary (4)
Buildings, Structures and Parts Statues or Sculptures (3)
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Modern Abstract Contemporary Avant Garde Sculptures or Statues or statuettes or statuary (2)
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Construction Abstract Sculpture Statues (2)
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Wall Panel Carved Engraved Cast Moulded Sculpture Statue plaque
Stylised Nude statue sculpture statuette ornament
Nudes, Female Sculptures
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Public Park or Urban Landscape or Corporate sculpture / Fountain / Sratuary
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Abstract Contemporary or Modern Large Public Art sculpture Statues statuary
Conceptual Art Sculptures Statues often Large or Monumental Abstract Art
Transport including Road / Rail / Air / Aircraft / Sea / Maritime
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Stainless Steel Abstract Contemporary Modern Sculpture
Landscape Mountains Countryside Sculptures Statues statuettes
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5 things you gotta do in Bucks this weekend (May 27 – 29)
It's feeling like summer, and perfect timing too since there are plenty of parades and other Memorial Day activities this weekend. Most towns in Bucks County are having their own parades, all through Lower and Central Bucks. In between all the delicious picnic food and summer-like events, take time to remember all the men and women who served our great country, and community. Enjoy the weekend, and here are some food-filled events for you.
1. Summer Wine Concert Series
Friday, May 27, 6:30 – 9:30 pm, Shady Brook Farm, 931 Stony Hill Rd., Yardley, PA
Every Friday night, as long as the weather is nice, enjoy live music by local artists and wine tasting at Shady Brook Farm in Yardley. Each week there will be a different live band, Rose Bank Winery wine, food and wine available for purchase, and fun for the kids. There's room to dance, relax, and play. Admission is $5 per person, and $6 for wine tasting. Wines are also available for purchase. The event runs from 6:30 pm – 9 pm. This week, the band that is playing is River of Dreams.
2. Pig Roast
Saturday, May 28, 12 – 4 pm, Newtown Farmer's Market, 2150 South Eagle Rd., Newtown, PA
If you've never been to the pig roast at the PA Dutch Amish Newtown Farmer's Market in Newtown, this weekend is your chance. The entire market is open on Saturday's from 9 am – 4 pm. Not only is there a pig roast, there are also plenty of aisles of authentic food like European, Mexican, BBQ, sushi, or you can fill up your bags with fresh seafood, meats, cheeses, produce, and other food items to take home. Reviews on Facebook say that the market has "the best wings," great lunch, and the pig roast is authentic. Call the market for more information on the pig roast at 215.860.8821.
3. Pints & Paws for Harley's Haven Dog Rescue at Free Will Brewing Co.
Saturday, May 28, 2 – 6 pm, Free Will Brewing Co., 410 E. Walnut St. (RT. 152), Suite #1 & 10, Perkasie, PA
Beer and pups? Does it get much better than that? This Saturday, May 28, from 2 – 6 pm at the Free Will Brewing Co. in Perkasie, celebrate the warm weather with a cold local beer and check out some dogs that are looking for their "furever" homes. Ollie's Food Truck will also be on site, which serves up various burgers and sandwiches. The event benefits Harley's Haven Dog Rescue, which is an adoption service for dogs in Perkasie.
4. Memorial Day Weekend Specials
Saturday, May 28, 5 – 11 pm, The Washington House Restaurant, 136 North Main Street, Sellersville, PA
Head to the Washington House Restaurant for some festive surf and turf dinner specials. Also, enjoy the return of the red, white, and blue margarita flights! The Washington House also has live music, and newly restored hotel rooms above the restaurant. Visit their Facebook page for more information.
5. Firehouse Breakfast
Sunday, May 29, Haycock Fire Company, 50 Old Bethlehem Road, Quakertown, PA
Celebrate the last few days of May and Memorial Day with a tasty all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet at the Haycock Fire Company in Quakertown. The fire company will be serving breakfast from 8 am – 12 pm. Adults are $7, children from ages four to seven are $5, and children three and under eat free. There will be pancakes, french toast, scrambled eggs, ham, sausage links, plain and seasoned potatoes, cream chipped beef, toast, fruit cocktail, and homemade desserts.
Have a great weekend!
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I've got CAS applianaces I just upgraded to 4.6.1; issue was also present in 4.3.1. The CAS are configured in a L2 OOB configuration, with a management vlan. The management gateway is made up of 3 routers running hsrp.
The primary, non-service IP is always available via the network, when the device A is active. The secondary, device B, is sometimes not reachable from the gateway. If I attempt to ping the gateway from the secondary, I get ping timeouts; if I run an arp -a, the arp table shows the gateway is reachable via:
at 00:01:02:03:04:05 [ether] PERM on fake0
A show arp on the active hsrp router shows the correct mac for the secondary, but the secondary is not reachable, until I perform an extended ping on the active hsrp router, to the secondary, sourced as the hsrp standby ip address, the gateway.
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Excalibur Actuaries is an independent consulting actuarial firm, started in 1996 and based in London. We specialise in providing actuarial advice and expert reports for lawyers and individual clients on pensions and divorce.
Our current typical report fee is £1,000 - £1,600 + VAT, and our current timescale is for reports within three weeks of instructions, confirmations and all information. In the most recent quarter to 30 June 2017: the average report fee was £1,350 + VAT; all reports were completed within three weeks of receiving all the necessary information; 21% of reports were completed within one month of first receiving the instruction; and the average time from receipt of instruction to report was 2.42 months. The most common cause of delay was in getting sufficient information about preserved benefits (needed in addition to the CE) in private sector final salary schemes.
Holidays: Geoffrey has no long absences currently planned.
For a specific fee quotation and timescale, please email us with details of the pensions, questions, and summary of information currently available.
Our terms of business are the Academy of Experts model terms, see http://academyofexperts.org/system/files/documents/mtesje200.pdf. Because of typical long delays where we request information from administrators as third parties, we currently only accept instructions where the parties obtain all the information required themselves - we identify any further information required in my initial response to instruction letters.
We provide expert reports and support to solicitors and their clients everywhere in the UK. Geoffrey normally works from his London address. We meet with clients at our London office when needed.
Most of our work is done by correspondence - e-mail, letters, telephone - and we take pride in the clarity of our reports and replies to supplementary questions - so we are only very rarely needed to appear in person in divorce court hearings.
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Date of birth: 7 February 1950
Nationality: British
Education & Training
He qualified as Fellow of the Institute of Actuaries (FIA) in 1973, after taking a mathematics degree (BA 1971, MA 1973) at Christ's College, Cambridge. He is a practising member of the Academy of Experts (MAE), founding member of the Institute of Expert Witnesses (MEWI), and a member of the Association of Consulting Actuaries.
Professional career
1971 – 1979: Government Actuary's Department (GAD), actuarial advice to public sector pension schemes, demography, support to the Occupational Pensions Board and public enquiries (including advising the Pearson Commission on injury compensation, and advising the Scott and Clegg Commissions about valuation of inflation-proofed pensions in public sector pay).
1979 – 1987: HAY-MSL Management Consultants. Director of pension and total remuneration assignments for UK and international companies and governmental organisations.
1987 – 1996: partner, Binder Hamlyn, accountants, leading the Pensions & Actuarial Services unit providing support to the firm's corporate and individual clients.
1996 – to date: Senior Partner, Excalibur Actuaries. Actuarial and pension consultants.
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My work has included substantial expert witness and related "forensic" work – firstly alongside the large forensic accounting team whilst a partner at Binder Hamlyn from 1987, and secondly independently since founding Excalibur Actuaries in 1996. This has covered pension sharing and other issues in divorce cases; pensions and remuneration losses in employment cases; compensation and future loss valuations in personal injury cases; and a range of other technical pensions and actuarial cases. For the last few years, my work has specialised on divorce and pensions.


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TASCAM has invited Bruce Wawrzyniak to attend the NAMM show in California next month to record interviews for "Now Hear This Entertainment" at their booth. The event takes place January 19-22, 2017, at the Anaheim Convention Center. NAMM is the National Association of Music Merchants.
Approximately six months after having been nominated in the Music category for the 11th Podcast Awards, "Now Hear This Entertainment" is up for another award.NHTE is a nominee in Podster Magazine's "Best Undiscovered Podcast" competition. The winner will be announced December 15th. Unlike the above, there are no genre categories this time.
Free, 90-minute "Promoting Your Music Career" Session in Pensacola Beach 10/1A free 90-minute "Promoting Your Music Career" workshop will be put on by Now Hear This President Bruce Wawrzyniak during the 8th Pensacola Beach Songwriters Festival. The session will start at 1:00pm on Saturday, October 1st at the Upper Room at Innerlight, located at 655 Pensacola Beach Boulevard.The event is open to the public, so attendees do not have to be part of the songwriters festival.
Vocalist Julia Harbord is the newest client for Now Hear This, company president Bruce Wawrzyniak announced today. Work has now begun for the young singer who is based in the greater Tampa Bay area."I have had my eye – and my ears! – on Julia Harbord for quite some time now," Wawrzyniak said. "She impressed me the first time I saw her perform. Having kept her on the radar all that time, I'm thrilled to now have a formal working relationship.
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I created the Friday Book Share Game to help search for that ideal novel/author.
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First line of the book.
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My acupuncturist recently recommended this book to me and I ordered it the moment I got home. I've only just started so I'm not far along, but what I've read so far has been wonderful. Continue reading "#FridayBookShare The Dalai Lama's Cat by David Michie #spirituality #humour"


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Danny Boyle is a hot, hot film and stage director - think Slumdog Millionaire and 127 Hours - but he is taking a break to stage the opening ceremonies of the London Olympics this summer.
His plans were announced today - think William Shakespeare and The Tempest with soundtrack by Underworld.
"The isle is full of noises
Sounds and sweet airs that give delight and hurt not."
Boyle told reporters he wasn't looking to match Beijing's opening ceremony for scale and spectacle. The economic times don't permit it. He hopes to emulate the success of the Sydney opening ceremonies in 2000.
"You are standing on the shoulders of giants when you do this job," Boyle said. "The scale of Beijing was breathtaking and the beauty of Athens is very inspiring. But I have to say that Sydney is something that has inspired us because it got the feel of a people's Games right,"
Many of the performers will be from the boroughs where the Olympic park is located. These are some of the poorest parts of Britain. There will also be nurses and other staff from the National Health Service performing. Yes, that is a political gesture by Boyle.
Opening night is July 27th, a mere six months from now.


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