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The rumored lovers are allegedly trading hotel accommodation for a love nest during 'The Twilight Saga's Breaking Dawn Part I' filming since they are said seeking 'more privacy.'
Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart reportedly live together in their own private place during "The Twilight Saga's Breaking Dawn Part I" filming. According to Life & Style, Robert and Kristen, who have been in Baton Rouge, Louisiana with the rest of the movie's cast and crew, are shunning hotel accommodation for a "love nest."
A source told the publication that the longtime rumored lovers "moved out of their hotel November 1 and into their own house." The source went on saying that the two "wanted more privacy, plus it's more fun to play house in a real house." Before living in the alleged love nest, the pair reportedly stayed at the Hilton Baton Rouge Capitol Center.
This wasn't the first time Robert and Kristen were said living in the same place. The on/off screen lovers allegedly played house together in Vancouver, Canada during "The Twilight Saga's Eclipse" shooting. Back in August, they were also said shacking up at a Bel Air property nestled next to the Stone Canyon Reservoir, Los Angeles.


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About the Book
The pictures has been taken during spring and summer 2011.
I visited "Power Big meet" in july in Västerås, a yearly event for car enthusiasts. Over 17.000 cars, Street Rods, Customs, 50's cruisers, 60's muscle cars, Corvettes, Mustangs, Camaros ......... It´s a worldwide event with visitors from all over the world.
10 km south Töcksfors in Värmland in Sweden there is a location Båstnäs where "Ivarssons Bilskrot" is to be found. This is Sweden most spectacular car cemetery with a history starting from the forties. The cars
age slowly and mother nature seems to slowly regain lost ground.
In Halmstad harbour I found a huge pile of stacked compressed cars. The last station for these cars before recycling.
Features & Details
- Category Fine Art Photography
Large Format Landscape, 13×11 in, 33×28 cm
36 Pages
- Publish Date Aug 28, 2011
- Tags sweden, car
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STAGE TUBE: Get a Sneak Peek at New Victory's 2014-15 Season!
The New Victory Theater, New York's premier Off-Broadway theater dedicated to kids and families, recently announced its 2014-15 season and tickets went on sale today. Below, check out New Victory's season trailer, which offers a sneak peak of all of the shows -- including six NY premieres and seven U.S. premieres from eight different countries around the world!
To read more about the full season and for information on how to purchase tickets, see BWW's story here.
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Same Story Author Solutions Stole All Of My Royalties
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I published my book The Chip Hustler, an original Las Vegas love story and adult fairytale in 2008. Author Solutions are a
criminal company. They funnel authors stolen royalties into the Central Security Clearing System Limited in Nigeria, Africa.
They actually sued me in the Blooomington, Indiana court, served me in Henderson, Nevada where I live, had this corrupt
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previous owners of Author Solutions, Bertram Capital Management located in San Mateo, California, by telling them exactly
how they were stealing authurs royalties. Every author buys an ISBN number from either Author Solutions or the Bowker
ISBN agency which begins with 978. Google ISBN country codes. When the ISBN country codes come up, scroll down to
978 which is the country code for Nigeria. Bowker ISBN agency might have changed it because I communicated with
them and told them they were part of the international stealing of authors royalties, using on line banking into Nigeria.
The FBI hasn't done anything about the proof I gave them on how Author Solutions steals all authors royalties. I found
that they brought down MEGA UPLOAD for selling stolen copyrighted material. I think they are still in business under a
different name. I am hoping they will get Author Solutions.
Google WRITERS BEWARE. Then type in Author Solutions. The entire lawsuit against Author Solutions and the Penguin
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Capital Management in San Mateo, California. I scared them so bad, they sold Author Solutions at the same time that
Judge Hoff in the Bloomington, Indiana court was putting a gag order on me to shut me up. It will be another year before
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We're proud to announce the launch of the 2010 Carolina Photojournalism Workshop: Little Switzerland.
In May this year, during the seventh annual Carolina Photojournalism Workshop, 19 students produced a diverse collection of stories that document life in and around the small mountain town of Little Switzerland, N.C. The base camp was located at Wild Acres, a beautiful retreat located on Pompey's Knob, a mountain just off the Blue Ridge Parkway, at an altitude of 3,300 feet.
Situated on the edge of Pisgah National Forest, the area surrounding Little Switzerland boasts of all those things we love about western North Carolina, from scenic vistas and ancient forests to artisans and guitar-pickin' heroes.
We welcome you to view these stories and more at http://carolinaphotojournalism.org/cpjw/2010/.


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Supports streaming and download to Android and iOS devices. Integrated Wi-Fi and MoCA. Six tuners. 450-hour HD recording capacity. Online content from Amazon, Blockbuster, Hulu Plus, Netflix, Pandora, and YouTube.
Digital cable only (requires CableCARD). Requires paid subscription. Out-of-home iOS streaming requires Wi-Fi. No support for HBO GO or Watch ESPN.
Bottom Line
The six-tuner, 3TB Roamio Pro finally gives the TiVo faithful all the features they've wanted for years. No more add-ons, the TiVo Roamio, the company's best DVR yet, has it all built in.
To TiVo or Not to TiVo?
If you just want a set-top box for online streaming from services like Netflix, Amazon, HBO Go, Vudu, and the like, then you really want an Apple TV, Roku 3, or the Google Chromecast (and a compatible mobile device to match, for the last one). These media hubs do a better job with online content, and all of them have more active services than TiVo does, plus the Apple TV and Google Chromecast each can stream video from mobile devices.
If you want to place-shift TV, that works, with reservations. The TiVo Roamio Pro integrates TiVo Stream, so it works great when you're on the same wireless network, better than a Slingbox with an older TiVo. The Android and iOS apps can both stream video out of network. However, away from home streaming only works with iOS devices on Wi-Fi (Android users can use a cellular or Wi-Fi network). A Slingbox like the Sling Media Slingbox 500, or the Sling Media-based streaming in the Dish Network Hopper, is still a much better choice for streaming TV to a plethora of mobile devices. Sure, you have to pay extra for the app, but a single Slingbox can stream video to Apple iPhone, iPad, Android phones, Android tablets, PCs, Macs, and even Windows Phone. That said, TiVo Stream gives the TiVo Roamio the option of downloading your videos locally to your phone or tablet so you can watch them even when you're away from any network.
If you want to replace your kludgy cable company DVR, then the TiVo Roamio will give you two or three times as many tuners, so you can record more shows simultaneously. The Roamio Pro also has many hundreds of hours' worth more of hard drive space for programs, so you won't have to delete shows very often. The Roamio Pro has a one-year warranty with optional extended plans (2-year for $30, 3-year for $40) available, but the cable company DVR still has better replacement policies if you are hard on your equipment. You'll have to pay for a $14.99 per month or $499.99 for a lifetime plan to use the TiVo Roamio; like all TiVo DVRs, the Roamio Pro won't work without a service plan. And you'll have to factor in about $5 a month for the CableCARD. In total, this compares well to the $20-per-month fee that Verizon FiOS and other cable companies charge for a two-tuner multi-room DVR with less features and recording space. These buyers can go either way, but I'd recommend getting the TiVo Roamio Pro if you want to record entire seasons of shows, and then binge watch them later en masse.
If you need to replace a TiVo Premiere 4 or Premiere XL4, it's not such a great deal. Most of the same functions and UI interface are on the Premiere family of products, including TiVo Search, HD-optimized UI elements, and up to four tuners in the high-end model. The Roamio Pro does integrate Wi-Fi, TiVo Stream, and extra storage compared with its Premiere siblings, but if you're a TiVo fan, you probably already have a Stream box and a Wi-Fi adapter for your Premiere. We'd say skip it.
If you're replacing a Series 3 TiVo (TiVo HD), Series 2, or original TiVo, then this is the DVR you've been waiting for. It has a new interface that will require a bit of relearning, but the improvements in storage space alone and ability to record six programs at once will keep most TiVo fans happy. Old-school users that would rather go without cable than get one of the cable company's DVRs should buy a TiVo Roamio Pro or Plus, now.
Overall, the TiVo Roamio Pro integrates all of the add-ons and new features that TiVo used to charge extra for with add-on hardware like Wi-Fi or MoCA adapters and in-house streaming boxes. Right now, the Roamio Pro is now the ultimate way to record and share TV programs from your cable or phone company provider, provided they haven't completely locked down their content using copy protection tags (we're looking at you, Time Warner Cable). And TiVo has improved online streaming options, with room for growth in the future.
The Roamio Pro loses points here and there for minor things like the lacking cellular support for iOS out-of-home streaming, but in the end the TiVo Roamio Pro is a TV watching device that we can recommend without question, and is our Editors' Choice for DVRs, along with the Dish Network Hopper With Sling. The Hopper has many of the same (if not better) DVR functions, but the TiVo Roamio Pro also includes online streaming and has more tuners. TiVo also works with more cable and phone company TV services, unlike the Hopper which is locked into Dish Network.


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The little girl is a character that appears in The Hunchback of Notre Dame (film). She dosen't appear in the sequel. She is the only person that approach Quasimodo to hug him, and accept him for who he is.
The Hunchback of Notre Dame (film)
She appears at the beginning of the film, when Clopin tells her and other kids about the story of Quasimodo. She finds out about Quasimodo's orgins, and that he is the mysterious bell ringer of Notre Dame. Later after the defeat of Judge Claude Frollo, when Quasimodo comes out of the cathedral. She asks her relative something, and she walks up to him. Then she studys his face, and touches it. She then hugs him, and walks down stairs with him. Everyone accepts Quasimodo into society, and Clopin picks her up. She starts to hits the Frollo puppet, and watches happily as Quasimodo is carry off by the townspeople of Paris.
Her relative
Quasimodo is the first person she hugs. She seems to care about him, and doesn't care what other people think about him.
Knownable Relatives
- Unnamed Relative (Possibly her Grandmother)
- She only appears in the beginning, and ending of the film.
- There is another little girl that look like her in the sequel.
- She was the first female character to find out about Quasimodo's origins.
- She is the nineth character to not be scare of Quasimodo's deform face.
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MEXICO CITY – As many as 200million Monarch butterflies may migrate to Mexico this year – a nearly tenfold increase over 2004, when unfavorable weather, pollution and deforestation caused a drastic decline in the population, environmental officials say.
Last year, fewer than 23million butterflies survived long enough to leave habitats in the United States and Canada for sanctuaries in the state of Mexico, which borders Mexico City, and neighboring Michoacan state. That was at least 75percent lower than expected but should usher in a Monarch resurgence this year.
"In the past, very low numbers have recuperated and produced surprisingly high populations," Jose Bernal, director of inspection for Mexico's environmental protection agency, Profepa, said after a news conference to kick off the Monarch butterfly season.
After especially cold weather reduced the butterfly population to 28million during the 2000-2001 migration period, the number of Monarchs swelled to 93million the following year, Bernal said.
No one knows for sure how many butterflies make the annual migration south, but Bernal said 2005 estimates will be aided by a new counting system that better determines the tens of thousands of butterflies on each acre of territory.
The Monarchs' annual 3,400-mile journey from the forests of eastern Canada and parts of the U.S. to the central Mexican mountains is an aesthetic and scientific wonder.
The butterflies began reaching Mexico last week and usually continue to stream south until early December. The spectacle of millions of orange and black butterflies carpeting fir trees attracts 200,000 visitors a year. Authorities plan to open four major sanctuaries to tourists Nov. 19.
Hector Gonzalez, Profepa's deputy prosecutor for natural resources, said officials have significantly reduced the rate of deforestation, which has for decades devastated the areas where butterflies winter.
He said the number of people arrested for illegal logging is on the decline, as is the amount of timber seized from butterfly habitats. Satellite imagery of the sanctuaries also confirms the drop in deforestation, Gonzalez said, though officials failed to provide concrete data to support the claim.
"This by no means puts us in the position of being calm," he said. "Reduction and complete eradication of deforestation remains a permanent goal."


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From all of your sisters big C.:
We all love you and will miss you but we will see you again down by the riverside in Glory.
Praise God!
Curtis Owen Muncy, age 54, of Dublin, passed away Monday, Dec. 31, 2012 at his home.
He was born May 9, 1958 in Baltimore, Md. to Lula Frances Estep Muncy and the late Jesse James Muncy. An infant brother also preceded him in death.
He had worked in construction for 35 plus years as owner of C&J Construction, Dublin. He was a member of the Walton P.H. Church, Radford.
He is survived by his wife, Rita Diane Cox Muncy of Dublin; mother, Lula Frances Estep Muncy of Hillsville; children, April and Doug Dowdy of Christiansburg, Linda Jean and Jammie Hale of Pembroke, Billy Joe Muncy and Kendra Sabo of Richmond, Crystal McGuire and Phillip Cox of Christiansburg and Elizabeth and Scott Whitlock of Christiansburg; grandchildren, Courtney and D.J. Dowdy, Breann Burton, J.J. Hale, Abigail Whitlock and Ethan and Aaron Whitlock; sisters, June and Steve Blake of Pembroke, Lois Muncy of Radford, Shelia and Jeff Starbird of Dexter, Maine, Theresa and Alvin Neece of Bidwell, Ohio, Jeanette and Tommy Phillips of Snowville, Loretta and Bobby Vass of Hillsville and Jessica Muncy of Dublin; and a host of nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, cousins, friends and church family at Walton Pentecostal Holiness Church.
A home-going ceremony will be held Saturday at noon at the Walton Pentecostal Holiness Church (Walton Road off of US Route 114) with the Rev. Lee Sarver officiating. Visitation will be Saturday from 10 a.m. until service time at the church.
In lieu of flowers, the family asks that contributions be mailed to Diane Muncy, P.O. Box 1482, Dublin, VA 24084 to help with final expenses.
To send online condolences to the family, visit bowerfuneralhome.com.
Bower Funeral Home, Pulaski is handling arrangements for the family.
From all of your sisters big C.:
We all love you and will miss you but we will see you again down by the riverside in Glory.
Praise God!
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The surname Rozwadowski is geographic meaning "from the town of Rozwadow".
Throughout the 19th and early 18th century there existed a Rozwadowski family at Zarubyntsi near Zbaraz in Galicia, as well as in several other Galician parishes.
According to Wikipedia;
"Rozwadowski is a family of high nobility which has been powerful and important for centuries, first in the Kingdom of Poland and later in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. Ignacy Jordan-Rozwadowski (son of Antoni by his wife Helena Rupniewska) obtained the hereditary title of Count of Galicia from Joseph II Habsburg Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire on 23rd August 1783. Konstanty, Wladymir-Wladyslaw and Aleksander (all sons of Jan-Tadeusz by his second wife Maria Wagrodzka) obtained the title of Count from Czar Aleksander II on 29th June 1872. That title is now extinct.
General Tadeusz Jordan-Rozwadowski, perhaps the most famous member of Jordan-Rozwadowski family, was one of the founders of modern Poland, the first chief-of-staff of the modern Polish Army, and one of the architects of the Polish victory in the battle of Warsaw.
The Jordan-Rozwadowski family is traceable to a Polish Bishop and his brothers ca. 900 AD,and was a member of the Polish nobility, and a part of Traby clan (see Trąby Coat of Arms). The Jordan commemorates a distant ancestor who fought in the crusades and as legend has it was the first Pole to explore the Jordan River valley. Another prominent member was the Polish Patriot Kasimirz Jordan-Rozwadowksi, who fought against the last partition of Poland. The family obtained the title of count from the Habsburg Emperor Joseph II in 1783.
The Rozwadowski family members include:
Kazimierz Jordan-Rozwadowski, 1757-1836, Polish Patriot Tadeusz Jordan-Rozwadowski, 1866-1928, Polish General, first chief of staff of the Polish Army, major contributor to victory at the Battle of Warsaw (1920), great-grandson of Kazimierz Jordan-Rozwadowski Jozef Jordan-Rozwadowski, 1909-1984, Polish army officer & engineer, only son of Tadeusz Jordan-Rozwadowski Melania Jozefina Jordan-Rozwadowski, 1912- ?, only daughter of Tadeusz Jordan-Rozwadowski, no issue Jean Jordan-Rozwadowski, former president of MasterCard for Latin America. Calia Brencsons-Van Dyk (see List of Latvians), only grandchild of Jozef Jordan-Rozwadowski, only great-grandchild of Tadeusz Jordan-Rozwadowski."


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Which of your cartoons has got the biggest response?
Funnily enough, the biggest response I've had was from a piece I wrote and illustrated (for The Age) about my dog being killed by a pit bull. My wife subbed it for me, she's an ex- English and French teacher. I got over 70 letters.
Is there a cartoon you wish you'd never drawn?
A lot from my past I don't like to look at. They were pretty immature some people might say nothing's changed. More recently there was one I did attacking the police, which made a reference to police being pigs. It was unfair and I regret it.
Have you ever had a cartoon pulled?
Yes, for legal reasons some have been left out. Since I work very close to deadline, sometimes it means there's no time to do something else. You learn to live with it.
What makes a good cartoon?
Personally, they are the ones that appear innocent but are not. I like ones that take people by surprise rather than bludgeon them with a sledgehammer.


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I have angered the Weather Gods.
Awhile go I mentioned the heat wave going through BC and how we tough travelling Canadians could handle it. "We're just warming up" I said. Boy, was that stupid. I tempted them. And they, in their glee, have decided to punish me.
We have spent the last six days inside. Watching tv, playing on the computer, and generally going stir crazy because THIS is what our weather has been like.
Please excuse the really lame ending-I was a video virgin, and this was my first time. Jake was beside me dancing through the puddles in the driveway, only moments before screaming, "Oh my GOD, I'm so WET! It's like I've taken a shower!?!"
I'm used to rain, but this is just a bit MUCH.
It's supposed to continue until Tuesday.
If the animals start lining up two by two down the street, we're in trouble.
Saturday, July 21, 2007
July in Canada
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What does a tomato fight, the Timberwolves, and the Salted Nut Roll bar have in common? They were all major topics presented to BestPrep's 32nd annual Minnesota Business Venture (MBV.)
"Through MBV, I learned how many variables are involved in the process of launching a company," Alexandra Shilko, a student at Maple Grove Senior High School, said. "I received great insight into the challenges of starting company."
MBV is a business and career skills program held in partnership with the Herberger Business School at St. Cloud State University and the Donald McNeely Center for Entrepreneurship at St. John's University. Over 350 students representing 102 schools took a week out of their summer to prepare for life after high school, learn how to start their own business, and improve their financial literacy skills.
More than 150 generous sponsors donated funds to support students' attendance and made this opportunity available for Alexander Esuoso of Heritage Christian Academy and Karthik Bokka, Neeharika Bondalapati, Harshil Chahal, John Grant, Aniket Ketkar, Sean McKenna, Morgan Schoo, Alexandra Shilko and Miranda Stratton of Maple Grove Senior High School and Oluwatoyosi Arogbokun, Jovy Cheam, Oluwatunmise Fawole and Nick Wagner from Osseo Senior High School.
Over 170 Minnesota entrepreneurs and business professionals volunteered to share their experiences and business insights with the future workforce. Students were met with a gamut of speakers from companies such as: College Nannies & Tutors, JK Clothing, the Midwest Tomato Festival, the Minnesota Timberwolves, Pearson's Candy Company, and Share Save Spend.
Local business professionals, known as Resident Business Leaders, served as mentors to the students throughout the program. These volunteers lived on campus for the week and guided a small "company" of students through the curriculum and interactive activities.
BestPrep's Minnesota Business Venture has more than 10,000 program alumni. Andrea Hanson, Minnesota Business Venture's Director, said "Minnesota Business Venture is a unique opportunity for high school students to gain skills that will help them in their future. The interviewing, teamwork and communication skills developed during the week help prepare students for success in school and the work world."


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St. Mark Lutheran
St. Mark Lutheran Church, 158 North Ave., offers the following activities:
Jan. 13 -- Services at 8:15 and 10:30 a.m.; Sunday School, 9:15 a.m.; Sunday
School at 9:15 a.m. Formalizing a vision continues to be the focus of discussion. Refreshments will be served in the Fellowship Hall.
Jan. 21 -- Knitting/Crocheting for Charity, 7 p.m.
Jan. 22 -- Angels in the Kitchen, 7 p.m.
Jan. 23 -- Douglas Gardner and family will host a memorial service at 11 a.m. honoring Charles Gardner. A luncheon will be served after the service; choir practice, 7:30 p.m.
Jan. 26 -- St. Mark Southern Gospel Quartet practice, 9:30 a.m.
St. Mark Lutheran Church is located at 158 North Ave. For more information, call 330-633-3718, visit www.stmark-lutheran.org or find the church on Facebook.
Tallmadge United Methodist
This week at Tallmadge United Methodist Church:
Jan. 13 -- Contemporary service, 8:45 a.m.; Sunday School for all ages, 9:45 a.m.; traditional service, 10:45 a.m., followed by a UMYF Spaghetti Dinner; Kid's Club, 4 p.m.; Junior High UMYF, 4 p.m.; Senior High UMYF, 5:30 p.m.
Jan. 21 -- Martin Luther King Jr. Day, offices closed.
Jan. 22 -- Bible study, 7 p.m.
Jan. 23 -- Choir practice, 7 p.m.
Jan. 24 -- Men's Devotions and work group, 8:30 a.m.
Tallmadge United Methodist Church is located at 207 N. Munroe Road. For more information, call the church office at 330-633-3734.
First Congregational
All are welcome to join Sunday activities at First Congregational Church of Tallmadge.
Worship -- 8:30 and 10 a.m.; Sunday school for all ages, 9 a.m.; children and youth choirs, 10 a.m.; children's worship, 10:30 a.m.
High School Fellowship also meets on Sunday's, but the schedule varies. Middle School Fellowship and Handbells meet during the week.
Contact the office for more information at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Warriors' Journey Home Ministry -- Listen, Speak, Heal is scheduled to meet Jan. 20 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Veterans and individuals of strong heart who would like to experience the healing circle for veterans are invited to attend. For future meeting times, visit the website warriorsjourneyhome.org.
First Congregational Church of Tallmadge is located at 85 Heritage Drive. For more information, call 330-633 4931 or visit firstname.lastname@example.com.
Our Lady of Victory
The Year of Faith -- Our Lady of Victory Catholic Church, 73 North Ave.,continues to celebrate The Year of Faith by sharing some OLV history each week in its bulletin.
Families can jump start faith activities in the home, primarily to assist parents in being the first and best teachers of their children in the ways of faith which may in turn foster family togetherness, learning and conversations about faith, in a fun and interactive way.
Visit the Family Website for the Year of Faith at www.dioceseofcleveland.org/yearoffaith and click on the Family tab.
Middle school teens -- Feb. 23, annual retreat hosted by St. Sebastian's on Mull Ave. in west Akron, $20. This is a middle school retreat lead by high school teams supervised by their youth ministers from six surrounding parishes. Call Ellen at 330-801-0463 for questions.
High school -- Feb. 22 and 23 - Middle School Retreat at St. Sebastian's.
Twenty-somethings Young Adult Group -- Jan. 24, Feb. 7 and Feb. 21, every other Thursday at OLV. For singles or married individuals in their 20s and 30s with or without children. Babysitting provided. Currently reading Matthew Kelly's Book: "Four Signs of a Dynamic Catholic." All are welcome.
Adults -- Monday nights during Lent Feb. 18 through March 19 in Room 101 at 7 p.m.
Ten-week series "Rediscover Our Faith -- the Catholicism Series" will be presented in one hour videos. All are welcome and encouraged to participate in a Lenten journey.
Ash Wednesday -- Lent begins Feb. 13.
Lenten Bible Study -- Feb. 20, 7 to 9 p.m. in the Parish Center. The Gospel of Mark will be explored every Wednesday during Lent
Jan. 26 and 27 -- After each Mass donations will be accepted to provide funds for 400 billboards, Internet, phone aps, etc. to educate people in crisis pregnancies and puts them in touch with life saving alternatives.
Visit the OLV website for all the news at www.ourladyofvictorytallmadge.parishonline.com.
Call 330-633-3672 for more information.
Grace Baptist Church
Grace Baptist Church, 5915 Rhodes Road, Kent. Sunday services include worship at 9:30 a.m. with Sunday school for children, youth and young adults and an adult Bible fellowship class; worship at 11 a.m. with children's church and another adult Bible fellowship class option.
Maranatha Bible Church Women's
Ministry presents
New Beginnings: When God Turns the Page will be presented by the Women's Ministry of Maranatha Bible Church Jan. 20 from 6 to 7:15 p.m. at Maranatha Bible Church,1424 Killian Road, Akron.
Sue Wells-Langford-Whitman and Kim Bates-Ahlstrom will speak.
Wells-Langford-Whitman has many titles: divorcee, widow, brain surgery survivor, newlywed, mom, step-mom, grandmother and teacher (she has been teaching at Tallmadge High School for 30 years).
Bates-Ahlstrom has been taking baby steps of faith on her journey as a wife and mother of three children, two at home with her and one in heaven.
The event is free and open to the public.
For more information, call 330-645-2681 or visit www.m-b-c.org.


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If you choose not to vaccinate your child, you are putting more than just him at risk. Drs. Elaine Barfield and Eunice Rhee make the case for getting your child the proper vaccines before it's too late.
The media was recently bustling with the withdrawal in February of a controversial article published in The Lancet in 1998 that ignited a decade-long scare of the MMR vaccine as a possible cause of autism. The paper was published in the U.K. by Andrew Wakefield, M.D., suggesting that the MMR vaccine caused a series of events including intestinal inflammation, entrance of harmful proteins into the bloodstream which were harmful to the brain, and consequent development of autism. In support of his hypothesis, Dr. Wakefield described twelve children with developmental delay, eight of whom had autism. After more than a decade since publication, the paper was withdrawn by The Lancet, stating that "it has become clear that several elements of the 1998 paper by Wakefield et al. are incorrect, contrary to the findings of an earlier investigation."
The truth is that each year, scores of children still die of vaccine preventable illnesses. During the last year alone, the world has experienced multiple outbreaks of diseases, most of which would have been preventable with careful vaccine administration. On the one hand, it is true that vaccination programs have led to the decline of many vaccine-preventable diseases, so that whooping cough, measles, and polio have been eradicated or are at very low levels in the United States. However, some of these diseases are still quite prevalent in other parts of the world, and people traveling here from other countries can unknowingly bring these diseases into the United States.
One example of this is the measles outbreak that occurred during the 2010 Olympics in Vancouver. Despite the fact that measles is very rare in Vancouver (due to high vaccination rates), two separate strains of the measles found their way to the city toward the end of the Olympic Games, likely from visitors from India and the western Pacific. During the outbreak, over 16 individuals had confirmed cases, eight of those occurring in a single household that regularly and intentionally refuses vaccines.
Additionally, a recent article in Pediatrics highlights the story of a seven-year-old, intentionally unimmunized boy who brought measles into the United States after returning from Switzerland in 2008. This resulted in the exposure of 839 people near San Diego to the disease. These are frightening statistics.
Dispelling the Myths
As young pediatricians, we often find ourselves frustrated as we attempt, often unsuccessfully, to dispel myths and inaccuracies that are portrayed constantly by celebrities and the media about the so-called dangers of vaccines. Many of our parents are too young to recall the terrible courses of the measles, varicella, and mumps, to name a few, that afflicted thousands of children decades ago. Before the measles vaccine's development in 1963, the disease took more than 500 lives each year. Parental refusal of vaccines for their children rose from 22 percent in 2003 to 39 percent in 2008, according to the study conducted by the CDC's National Immunization Survey. Dr. Paul Offit, chief of the division of infectious diseases and the director of the Vaccine Education Center at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, said in a recent interview, "I think the retraction [of Wakefield's article suggesting that the MMR vaccine causes autism] is far too little far too late. The Lancet published a hypothesis that was unsupported and has since been disproven by careful scientific study. But there is no undoing the harm of that original paper. Many parents abandoned the MMR vaccine. As a consequence, hundreds of children were hospitalized and four were killed by measles. This retraction will do nothing to change that."
As Dr. Offit points out, the retraction of this controversial paper certainly does not change the past decade of fear, distrust, and misinformation surrounding vaccine safety. However, we as pediatricians hope that this news will hopefully lead to more open and informed conversations between parents and pediatricians regarding vaccines. It is in the hopes of encouraging such conversations between the readers of this magazine and their pediatricians that we write this article.
Another common fear by many parents is that vaccinating their children will cause their children to actually contract the diseases contained in the vaccines. With the exception of a few, most vaccines are comprised of killed or extremely weak versions of the disease the vaccine is aiming to protect your child against. When vaccines are injected into fatty tissue or muscle, the vaccine's components are not strong enough to cause symptoms and signs of the disease, but are just strong enough to trigger the immune system to produce antibodies against them. The memory cells that remain in the body after the vaccine is given help to prevent re-infection if and when the child encounters that disease in the future. By having the vaccine, the child develops immunity without suffering from the actual disease.
There are a few "live" vaccines, meaning that a portion of the vaccine is comprised of a live version of that particular virus. One example is varicella. These vaccines, according to the Center for Disease Control, are still safe for most children and teenagers unless they are immunocompromised or pregnant. In a sense, the vaccine tricks the body into thinking it is under attack by the virus, and the immune system is triggered to provide a defense against the disease when a real infection becomes a threat.
Infancy: A Critical Time
Another major concern voiced by many of the parents we encounter in clinic is the sheer number of vaccines being administered to their children at once. Children are exposed to numerous antigens (foreign substances that stimulate the production of immunity within the body) every day from the moment they are born. The food we feed our infants introduces new bacteria into the body, and many normal bacteria actually reside in the mouth, nose, and intestines, exposing the immune system to multiple antigens at the same time. A virus/cold can expose a child to four to 10 antigens, and a case of "strep throat," to 25 to 50. Babies are capable of responding to these germs because they have the ability to make antibodies. Given the plethora of antigens your child is exposed to daily from birth (from the household environment, siblings, babysitters, and daycare), the administration of three to four vaccines in one office visit is well under the number of antigens they will likely encounter in a single day.
Immunizing children as early as possible against several of the vaccine-preventable diseases (such as measles, pertussis, and tetanus) gives them protection during the vulnerable infancy period. For example, pertussis affects roughly 8,000 children a year in the U.S., and results in five to 10 deaths each year. Almost all of the cases are in children less than one year of age. Children under two years are 500 times more likely to become ill with H. influenza B (Hib) meningitis if someone with a Hib infection is living in the home. Additionally, giving several vaccinations at the same time will mean fewer office visits for vaccinations, which saves parents both time and money and may ultimately be less traumatic for the child.
New Developments
Recently there have been many exciting developments with regard to vaccines. Currently, females age nine and older are advised to have the Gardasil vaccine series to prevent the spread of HPV, the virus that causes cervical, anal, and penile cancer. A new HPV vaccine has recently been approved for males, which means that pediatricians will be able to protect all children from several forms of cancer caused by this virus. In addition, a new pneumococcal (pneumonia) vaccine was recently developed that includes six additional strains than the previous vaccine, again providing increased protection against many of the more resistant strains of pneumococcus.
Finally, after experiencing a frightening epidemic of H1N1 (a type of influenza A) in 2009, the H1N1 vaccine was developed to provide immunity against this re-emerging virus. Despite the fact that the H1N1 vaccine was manufactured in the exact same way as the seasonal influenza vaccine, many parents in our clinics refused to allow their children to have this vaccine during the 2009-2010 winter season because it was "new." As clinicians, we found this frustrating because what parents did not realize was that the seasonal influenza vaccine that they did allow their children to have was manufactured anew this season, as well - as it is every season.
It is critical to remember that refusing vaccines for one's child not only puts that particular child at risk, but also puts multiple other children at risk. Children at an even greater risk include infants under two months, children with HIV or other immunodeficiencies, and children on chemotherapy or with bone marrow transplants.
Given these facts, we hope this article will at the very least encourage a more open dialogue among parents and pediatricians about how to best protect their children.
The authors are both third-year residents in pediatrics at NY Presbyterian Hospital-Weill Cornell Medical Center. Elaine Barfield attended Princeton University and NYU School of Medicine. Eunice Rhee studied Brain and Cognitive Sciences at MIT and attended UMDNJ - Robert Wood Johnson Medical School. This article was written as part of their advocacy and community pediatrics rotation at New York Hospital Queens.
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The promise to reimburse schools for their auditing of accounts is hardly recompense for the on-going frustrations with Novopay says Labour's Education spokesperson Nanaia Mahuta.
"With end of year reconciliations due tomorrow, Craig Foss needs to give an absolute assurance that teachers won't be out of pocket over the Christmas period.
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I believe Kerry Cassidy may have plans of interviewing Michael Lee Hill soon and this will let you know what that will be about. It's a really interesting video. Some may have heard of this already.
Michael's video reports of UFO's on Lake Erie go back to 2006 and possibly long before. These are still being reported today as in this video below from this month. You can read a lot more on Michael's reports here.
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It's much more than UFO's .. it's about bloodlines, Michael's famous father, the Annunaki, and a lot more.
I am fascinated with this subject for several reasons. The foremost one is that I also have been told that my CK enzyme levels were extremely high and that my doctor could not find a reason for it. In fact this happened about 7 years ago and my doctor even called in other consulting doctors at the time and they agreed they wanted to give me a brain scan. I had some weird misgivings about having this done .. not sure why now, but I decided instead to change doctors.
Since then I haven't had it mentioned to me again .. so I'm not sure if I still have it or not. I am going for a complete blood testing again in January and I notice I am being tested for this again as well. I'd be interested to know if any others here have this as well???
I did go through a period of stomach bruising (for no apparent reason) around the time these high levels showed up ... not sure if that is significant or not. I'm also not sure if this could be related to my thyroid problems. My doctor's on holidays until January, so I guess I'll have to wait until then to ask my questions. Any doctor's in the house? lol.
I'm going to have blood tests done next month also. I will ask to have my ck enzyme checked too as I also have a thyroid problem. I feel I am getting close to maybe having to have it removed as I am taking .225 mg of levothyroxine. I guess that is a rather large dose. Don't know for sure.
Ohh ... I take synthroid 100 mg. .. I'm not sure of the difference Sam. I take fairly low levels, and have attempted to go off of it altogether a few times, but got deathly sick after a few weeks. Also got my fingers slapped by my doc .. who said I can expect to be on this for life. Ugh!
Same here. I just quit taking it and didn't feel any different than I did while taking it. When I told the doctor this he too went through the roof. "What are you trying to do kill yourself?" Told me the samething. Then I got really mad at him for not telling me that I would be on this stuff for life before he put me on it. Put me on it in the first place to help with weight not thyroid. Didn't help. Levothyroxine is the genric for synthroid. I take double plus as to what you do.
Maybe it's just a "big pharma" money maker ... but the pills aren't that expensive! .. but taken for life, I guess it could be a nice little money grab.
Thyroid medications are one of the most prescribed drugs in the world. Two major causes of thyroid dysfunction are
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I too am on Levothyroxine for life at 1.37 MG and also take high doses of iodine.
Thanks Diane ... Question - Have you had any UFO/Alien encounters?
No never --- but now that I've moved to a rural area, I keep my eye to the sky every chance I get. I would welcome such an event. I am between Lake Erie and Lake Ontario on high ground and enjoy the night skies, but nothing out of place just yet. I have to admit I haven't seen stars and planets so bright in my life ;o)
Oh my old stomping grounds ... I'm from your area too. Beautiful country .. and yes, great view of the skies too, especially if you're away from the cities.


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HOUSTON — Phillips 66 CEO Greg Garland said he doesn't expect the Keystone XL pipeline to gain U.S. approval this year and suggested that regulators will need to "fix" requirements governing the blending of biofuels into gasoline.
But Garland, speaking before his company's first shareholders meeting Wednesday, said neither of those issues are of serious concern to Phillips 66, formed last spring in a split from ConocoPhillips.
Instead, he was celebrating the company's first year.
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Garland also said the need for infrastructure in the U.S. shale fields remains immense.
He said pipelines make the most sense for north-south transportation, while rail is likely to be the mode of choice for east-west crude oil movement.
He said TransCanada's proposed Keystone XL pipeline linking Alberta's oil sands with Gulf Coast refineries should be part of the North American energy landscape but that he doesn't expect it to gain U.S. approval this year.
"People are thinking about North American energy independence," he said. "The crudes to the north are an important part of that."
The pipeline requires State Department approval because it would cross an international border.
Environmentalists are pressing hard for the Obama administration to deny a permit, arguing that oils sands produce a dirty form of crude and that pipeline spills would be especially damaging.
But Garland said the Gulf Coast is the logical destination for Canadian heavy crude, noting that Phillips 66 imports heavy crude from Mexico and Venezuela for two refineries.
Another hot issue among refiners has been the government requirement to add renewable fuels to the gasoline supply. The Renewable Fuel Standards have drawn consternation from refiners and automakers, who contend that too high a biofuel content can damage engines.
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Garland said Phillips 66 can manage the requirements through increased blending, as well as producing more for the export market and shifting to producing more jet fuel and other products that don't require the blends.
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Write baronboy@... and place your order today!The Wake Behind J.A.I.L.Yesterday, Saturday, September 16th, the author/founder of J.A.I.L. and one of its attorneys, Gary Zerman, were invited to participate in a Town Hall Meeting called "Beyond Rampart." It was sponsored by The Alliance of America for Police, Judicial, and Governmental Accountability Now Project, a national non-profit, non-partisan organization. The whole event was professionally video-taped with three television cameras, and present was an L.A. Times reporter.The motivational factor was the killing of Michael Arnold by law enforcement officers after a traffic stop. Michael was shot at with over 250 rounds and struck by 165 of them, 55 of which were fatal. Michael was white, unarmed, a talented musician and poet, gentle in character, and part of a loving family. He was driving a Lincoln Town Car when stopped by law enforcement officers. Michael did not own a gun. For more details, you may contact Michael's mother, Constance Flaum at pwrpack@.... Constance is co-founder of AFPJGANP.Among the speakers was Linda Guevara, City Councilwoman for the City of Huntington Park, California. After being elected by the people, she immediately started receiving shocking reports about how her City's police were involved in all kinds of crimes and were out of control. She called for a special meeting with her colleagues to discuss her findings. The result was that the rest of the City Council voted not to take any action and set in motion to ostracize Linda and strip her of all her committee positions. In their efforts to malign her, they could not agree amongst themselves how to go about it, and in the process Linda was reinstated to most of her positions, including that of Mayor Pro Tem. She said she would be taking up the position of Mayor in a few months for the City of Huntington Park. When she does, she says she is going to make major and drastic changes in the City.While the emphasis of the Town Hall Meeting was diversified, mostly centering on police abuse, the message of JAIL was well represented and known to the majority of those in attendance, with one speaker, Irene Jensen of Utah being a former Californian and 1996 proponent of JAIL's predecessor, the "Judicial Reform Act of 1996."Irene, whose major cause is Child Custody issues, stated in her speech that she finds that the only answer is JAIL. She also told us that the knowledge of JAIL is really flourishing in Utah.Gary Zerman, Chairman of JAIL's Legal Committee, spoke on the need for JAIL. He stated that he doesn't even blame the police any more for all the atrocities they cause. It is an expected and protected code of behavior and fully covered up by the judicial system.Ron Branson, wearing his J.A.I.L. T-shirt, followed shortly thereafter with the report on how JAIL is spreading nationwide with thirty-one states now participating, and the expectation that all fifty will be taking part by the end of the year. The nineteen states yet to be claimed for JAIL are: Texas, South Dakota, Iowa, Rhode Island, Utah, Wyoming, South Carolina, Ohio, Missouri, Connecticut, Massachusetts, West Virginia, Kentucky, Minnesota, Nebraska, Illinois, Kansas, Maryland, and Wisconsin.Branson spoke optimistically on the plan of JAIL, and that we were not just a group of people yelling "We're mad as hell and we're not going to take it any more." That JAIL has a methodical means described by Washington State Supreme Court candidate Doug Schafer as "achievable." That we're not talking about "Pie in the sky in the sweet by and by" but a realistic, achievable program that can and WILL be realized, and that people are going to be hearing more and more about JAIL from all quarters of this nation.The goal of the sponsoring organization is to scoop up an ever-enlarging coalition of other groups, in contradistinction to that of JAIL which is to leave an ever-broadening wake of other organizations supporting and following JAIL with its singular focus. We are finding that the scoop in front of other organizations is becoming the wake behind JAIL.
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Liberty overcame a 1-0 deficit on Tuesday, winning the final three sets for a 3-1 (21-25, 25-23, 25-22, 25-14) victory over the host James Madison Dukes at Sinclair Gymnasium.
The Lady Flames improve to 3-1 on the season with the win, while the Dukes' record falls to 2-2. JMU now leads the all-time series, 20-12, although Liberty has won four out of the last five meetings.
Liberty outhit James Madison, .299 to .150 on the evening. The Lady Flames led, 8.5 to 7.0 in blocks and 70-64 in digs, while the Dukes held a 7-3 advantage in service aces.
Freshman Hannah Weidner scored a match-high 19 kills, leading four Lady Flames in double figures. Weidner is the first Lady Flame in the rally-scoring era (since 2001) to open her career with four straight double-digit kill matches. Sophomore Nzea McQuitery hit .440 with 13 kills, to go with five blocks. Redshirt junior Caroline Douglas totaled 12 kills, and junior Jade Vorster added 11 kills.
Liberty's Caila Stapleton dished out a team-high 26 assists, adding 11 digs for her first career double-double. Senior Gabrielle Shipe collected 17 digs, while junior Allie Reynolds recorded 10 digs. Freshman Anna Willey totaled 21 assists and three blocks.
Senior Lizzy Briones led JMU with 17 kills, to go with four blocks. Sophomore Janey Goodman contributed 12 kills, while freshman Taylor Austin collected a match-high 20 digs. Junior Meghan Niski had 14 digs, and classmate MacKenzie Kleespies totaled 13 digs and two aces. Sophomore Kate Whitmire tied for the team high with four blocks.
James Madison pulled away late for a 25-21 set-one victory. Weidner drew the Lady Flames to within one, 16-15, with her fifth kill of the set. A 7-3 JMU run ensued, capped by an ace from Kristi Richardson that gave the hosts a 23-18 advantage. Consecutive Lady Flames kills made it 23-20, but the Dukes then held serve, winning 25-21.
Both teams hit for a high average during set one, with JMU hitting .364 and Liberty attacking at a .342 pace. Briones recorded six kills, while teammate Goodman added five. Liberty's Weidner registered six kills.
The Lady Flames outhit JMU, .361 to .297, during the second set, evening the match by winning the frame, 25-23. Briones hit .615 with eight kills for the Dukes, while Weidner scored six kills for the Lady Flames. Liberty broke a 19-19 tie, as three JMU errors helped the Lady Flames take a 22-20 lead. After a Weidner kill, JMU scored twice to tie it at 23-23. Weidner and McQuitery then scored back-to-back kills, giving Liberty the 25-23 win.
Liberty slowed down JMU's attack in set three, as the Dukes hit .000, compared to .244 for the Lady Flames. With Liberty trailing, 20-19, McQuitery sparked a 4-1 run with two kills and a block assist. After a Liberty service error, Douglas and Weidner both tallied a kill, sealing the set, 25-22. Weidner led the Lady Flames with five set-three kills, followed by teammates Vorster and McQuitery with four each.
The Lady Flames took control of the final stanza from the beginning, racing to a 25-14 victory. Liberty attacked at a .243 clip, while James Madison hit -.111. McQuitery tallied four kills during set four, while Willey had 11 assists and two block assists.
The Lady Flames open their 2014 home schedule on Friday at 3 p.m., hosting the Howard Bison at the Vines Center. Liberty will compete in a total of four matches at the Liberty Invitational this weekend, facing Howard, Murray State, USC Upstate and UNCG.


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this is your guide to the Los Angeles art galleries that you should visit.
On the second Thursday of every month in downtown Los Angeles, many of the art galleries participate in the Downtown Art Walk and most are open until 10pm. Be sure to look at our other Southern California Gallery Guides, including Culver City | Santa Monica and Bergamot Station | Laguna Beach and the rest of Southern California.
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West Los Angeles | Culver City | Other Los Angeles Art Galleries
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Arts District Galleries
The Box *
CB1 Gallery
CES Gallery
Chimento Contemporary
Cirrus Gallery
Corey Helford Gallery
Denk Gallery *
District Gallery *
Francois Ghebaly
Grice Bench
Hauser & Wirth
Little Big Man Gallery
Night Gallery
Rosamund Felsen Gallery
Wilding Cran Gallery
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Cartwheel Art *
The Mistake Room *
Mary Austin Klein
The Cityscape Show VII
July 8 - August 19, 2017
George Billis Gallery
Culver City
Ed Ruscha
On Exhibition
June 24 - August 19, 2017
Kopeikin Gallery
Los Angeles
Downtown Galleries - Gallery Row
BertaArt Studio Gallery
Beta Main *
Chateau Shatto
Contemporary Gallery *
DAC Gallery
District Gallery
Dove Biscuit *
Fine Art Building *
Gloria Delson Contemporary Arts
Harmony Murphy Gallery
The Hive Gallery
Howard Griffin Gallery
Los Angeles Center for Digital Art
REN Gallery *
Spring Arts Collective *
Other Art Galleries Near Downtown
Chateau Shatto
Gallery at REDCAT
Harmony Murphy Gallery
LA Artcore
Nicodim Gallery
Phantom Galleries L.A.
Chinatown Art Galleries
Charlie James Gallery
Coagula Curatorial
Fifth Floor
Human Resources
Jancar Gallery
The Box
Hollywood & West Hollywood Art Galleries
Named after the original location in Miami's Design District, 101/EXHIBIT represents emerging and established contemporary artists, seeking to highlight the exploratory relationship between artist and audience. Through the public exhibition of contemporary bodies of artwork, the gallery examines the creative process and its potential to challenge the assumption that the traditional divisions of intellectual inquiry (formalism vs. abstraction, art vs. science, emotion vs. reason) are still adequate to deal with the meaningful questions of our time. Location: 668 N. La Peer Drive, West Hollywood, CA 90069, telephone: 310-659-9668, website: http://www.101exhibit.com/
Artspace Warehouse
Is one of the world's leading galleries for savvy contemporary art collectors. With galleries in Zurich and Los Angeles, Artspace Warehouse specializes in guilt-free international urban, pop, graffiti and abstract art. The gallery is unintimidating and gives a new meaning to shopping for museum quality art within one's budget. Location: 7358 Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90036, telephone: 323-936-7020, website: www.artspacewarehouse.com | Open every day.
ACE Gallery
Artspace Warehouse
Cohen Gallery
Couturier Gallery
Diane Rosenstein Fine Art
Fahey/Klein Gallery
Gallery 1988
Gallery GO
George Stern Fine Arts
Hamilton-Selway Fine Art
Hannah Hoffman Gallery
Jack Rutberg Fine Arts
KM Fine Arts
Kohn Gallery
KP Projects
Louis Stern Fine Arts
Ltd. Los Angeles
Marc Foxx
Matthew Marks Gallery
Michael Benevento
Michael Hittleman Gallery
Moran Bondaroff
Overduin & Co.
Peter Mendenhall Gallery
Regen Projects
Redling Fine Art
Richard Telles Fine Art
Spot Photo Works
Steve Turner
Stone Malone Gallery
Thomas Duncan Gallery
TIF Sigfrids
Tobey C. Moss Gallery
Trigg Ison Fine Art The Zep Tepi Emporium
Erik Olson
July 15 - August 19, 2017
Luis De Jesus
Los Angeles
West Los Angeles Art Galleries
De Re Gallery
Blue Nudes: Drawing its inspiration from the celebrated images of the Blue Nude by Henri Matisse and Tom Wesselmann, the exhibition will bring the prolific legacy of this image on a journey to the present day through the eyes of the 21st century artists, and will present the changing vision of the nude, in blue, as it was held in the past to its manifestation in the present moment. Location: 8920 Melrose Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90066, telephone: 310-205-7959, website: http://www/deregallery.com
Haphazard is pleased to present "You Can't Lose If You Don't Play", a group exhibition of new works by four young Los Angeles artists exploring their perspectives on the world around us through traditional art and photography. This exhibition showcases works by Henri Paul Broyard, Josephine Hidajat, Townsend Madix and Rory James Toole. These artists are affiliated with Pacific Dissent Magazine and the works are inspired by urban and everyday experiences in Los Angeles while exploring unconventional techniques and processes. This group exhibition will coincide with the launch of the November issue of Pacific Dissent. Location: 1543 Sawtelle Boulevard, West Los Angeles, CA 90025, telephone: 213-610-4110, website: http://www.haphazard.co.
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Angles Gallery
Blum & Poe
Bruce Lurie Gallery
Cherry and Martin
David Kordansky Gallery
De Re Gallery
George Billis Gallery
Hannah Hoffman Gallery
Kayne Griffin Corcoran
Kopeikin Gallery
Luis De Jesus Los Angeles
Maloney Fine Art
Samuel Freeman
Von Lintel Gallery
Walter Maciel Gallery
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Anthony Slayter-Ralph Fine Art
Design Matters
Ernie Wolfe Gallery
Jonathan Novak Contemporary Art
La Luz de Jesus Gallery
The Loft at Liz's
Michael Dawson Gallery
Photographers' Gallery
The Perfect Exposure Gallery
Subliminal Projects
Los Angeles County Art Galleries
Beverly Hills Art Galleries
Anderson Galleries
The Anderson Galleries are dealers and agents of museum quality 19th and 20th century paintings, drawings and sculpture. We specialize in European academic, realist, impressionist, post-impressionist and modern works. Renoir, Monet, Pissarro, Sisley, Guillaumin, Vuillard, Bouguereau, Le Sidaner, Lebasque, Corot and many other historically significant artists are featured in our gallery collection throughout the year. Appointments are recommended. Member: Appraisers Association of America, Art and Antique Dealers League of America, Fine Art Dealers Association. Location: 354 North Bedford Drive, Beverly Hills, California 90210, telephone: 310-858-1644, website: http://www.andersongalleries.com
Denis Bloch Fine Art
Located in Beverly Hills, our gallery specializes in Modern, Contemporary & Street Art: original prints, drawings, vintage posters, sculptures and Picasso Ceramics. Artists: Bacon, Bochner, Braque, Calder, Chagall, Dine, Dubuffet, Francis, Haring, Hockney, Hirst, Indiana, Kelly, Koons, Le Corbusier, Leger, Lichtenstein, Magritte, Matisse, Matta, Miro, Mr. Brainwash, Picasso, Rauschenberg, Renoir, Stella, Tamayo, Thiebaud, Warhol, Wesselmann, and others. We also buy art and do appraisals. Location: 9626 Brighton Way, Beverly Hills, CA 90210, telephone: 310-270-4880, website: http://www.denisbloch.com/
ACE Gallery Beverly Hills
Anderson Galleries
Denis Bloch Fine Art
Galerie Michael
Gagosian Gallery
Garboushian Gallery
Marc Selwyn Fine Art
Revolver Gallery
Spencer Jon Helfen Fine Arts
Timothy Yarger Fine Art
Bergamot Station Art Galleries
Pasadena Art Galleries
The Folk Tree
Fremont Gallery
San Pedro Art Galleries
huZ galleries
South Bay Contemporary
Studio 345 / Pat Wooley & Gloria Lee
Other LA County Art Galleries
Silvana Gallery
Is honored to represent THE MASTERS OF FINE ART OF OUR DAY. You are cordially invited to view the solo exhibit of traditional oil paintings by Fongwei Liu. New original artworks created just for our collectors and buyers. Location: 1731 West Glemoaks Blvd. Suite 200, Glendale, CA 91201, telephone: 818-662-7070, website: http://www.silvanagallery.com
artbarltd (El Segundo)
ArtPic (North Hollywood)
Beacon Arts Building (Inglewood)
Egenoff Gallery (Burbank)
Gallery Nucleus (Alhambra)
Silvana Gallery
Topanga Canyon Gallery (Topanga)
Art Appraisers
Anderson Fine Art Appraisals
Kevin Zweyer Anderson, AAA
354 North Bedford Drive
Beverly Hills, CA 90210
310-858-3767 Fax 310-858-1643
Specialists in Paintings, Watercolors, Drawings, Prints and Sculpture: 19th Century, Impressionist, Modern and Contemporary. Certified appraiser since 1989. We work with private collectors, estates, insurance adjusters, attorneys, CPAs and institutions. All appraisals we prepare conform to the best practice of the Appraisers Association of America, the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice and the IRS.
Stuart H. Salsbury Appraisal Services
Fine Art, Antiques, and Gemological Appraisal Services,
Also available to serve as an expert witness and consultations. 7308 Pacific View Drive, Los Angles, CA 90068, telephone: 323-874-6781, email: email@example.com, visit website for additional information: http://www.artappraisals.com/
Timothy Gordon Appraisals & Brokerage - Gappraisals.com
Timothy Gordon AOA, ISA-CM
Fine Art, Rare Items and Collections
Expert appraisal of Fine Art for individuals / Museum Collections/Estates. We often set record brokering prices. Also, antiques, rare historic items. Nationally respected-25 years experience-USPAP compliant! We have appraised millions of objects. Licensed, Insured. As seen on television!
Art Asset Management Group Inc.
Bravado Fine Arts & Appraisal Services
Chemers Appraisals (Tusin, CA)
Aline Mayer and Associates
Jacqueline Silverman & Associates, Inc.
Art Consultants, Art Advisors and Private Dealers
Online and Pop-up Gallery based on Los Angeles. Featuring the work of award-winning and emerging modern artists. Offering limited edition photography and illustration prints. Custom curation available. Email: email@example.com, telephone: 310-991-2867, website: http://www.artbarltd.com/
Perkey Fine Art
Services for Art Collectors Since 1990. Perkey Fine Art, art consultant and collection manager, works with prominent collectors and beginning art enthusiasts, helping clients to acquire top quality art at the best price, and build and maintain their collections. Services include acquiring, selling, valuation, cataloging, conservation, custom framing and installation. Los Angeles, CA, telephone: 310-204-2787, website: http://www.perkeyfineart.com
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Kevin Barry Fine Art
Art Services: Framing and Other Services
Artspace Warehouse
Artspace Warehouse features high quality original artworks from established and emerging international artists at affordable prices for every budget. This new concept makes fabulous contemporary art accessible for everyone! Our international clientele includes first-time as well as established collectors, museums, museum curators, celebrities, designers, set decorators and global corporations. Art can also be rented to enhance the appearance of any residential and office environment. Artspace Warehouse will achieve the finest results enhancing the look of your walls and other areas while reflecting your individual or corporate vision and tastes. Choose from an amazing selection of international and local emerging and established artists for every budget and lifestyle. Location: 7358 Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90036, telephone: 323-936-7020, website: www.artspacewarehouse.com
Castelli Framing & Art Services
Fine art framing, archival materials and handling, custom milled hardwood frames to every piece's exact specifications. Castelli offers full line printing on any substrate, custom crating/packing and shipping arrangement domestically / internationally, pickup/delivery in Southern California, art storage, acrylic boxes, canvas stretching. We are the "one-stop shop" for the fine art business assisting many of the top contemporary artists, photographers and galleries in the Los Angeles area. New Location: 5440 W. Washington Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90016, 310-204-6830, email@example.com, website: www.castelliframing.com
Los Angeles Modern Auctions (LAMA)
LAMA is the premier auction house for Modern and Contemporary Fine Art & Design. Auctions are held at least two times a year in Southern California and offer material ranging from fine art and furniture to sculpture and decorative art. The director, Peter Loughrey, is an expert authority in Modern Fine Art and Design and is an appraiser on PBS's Antiques Roadshow. 16145 Hart Street, Van Nuys, CA 91406 / Email: firstname.lastname@example.com / Visit our website for additional information: http://lamodern.com
The 14th Factory (multiple-media experience) *
California Archival Framing (gilded frames)
form follows (frames)
Darger HQ - (online gallery)
Is the leading destination to buy original art online, giving you unrivalled access to exclusive collections from all over the world. With over 4000 highly curated works from the most talented emerging and established artists, Zatista provides access to the types of works previously only available to seasoned collectors. Buying online with Zatista is easy with their complimentary art consultation, certificates of authenticity and a buyer guarantee that allows you to try art in your home with free returns (as well as free shipping within the US for all purchases). Their platform makes it fun to discover art you love, with an experience so unique it's like you are right there in front of it. Browse the collections
Artist Websites
Barry Masteller - Paintings
He studied painting and life drawing during the sixties with artist Walton Craig Titus, additionally studying painting & art restoration techniques with several independent art conservators and artists He established his own painting studio and gallery doing art restoration and hand carved gilded frames specializing in the ancient technique of water gilding. He has had numerous shows and has work in many public and private collections. Including the Crocker Museum of Art, Monterey Museum of Art, Santa Cruz Museum of Art and History and The San Jose Museum of Art. email@example.com website: http://www.barrymasteller.com
Erin Hanson
A life-long painter, as a teenager, she worked in a mural studio creating paintings for restaurants and casinos around the world. A graduate of UC Berkeley, She took pause from art to major in Bioengineering. Inspired by rock climbing Red Rock Canyon and the southern California desert, Hanson has since spent almost a decade painting the dramatic scenery of Utah, Nevada, Arizona and California. She has a unique style of her own, bringing elements of classic impressionism together with modern expressionism and adding a dash of "plein-air style." Her oil paintings stand out, bringing a fresh new look to contemporary Western landscapes. Website: http://www.erinhanson.com/
Michael J Palladino - Paintings
Art has been a passion of mine in which I have channeled my energy and emotions for over the past 5 decades. With the use of brushes, oils, watercolors, pastels, strokes and color I have created an area in my life that I cannot enter into except for while creating art. There is balance between the delicacy and strength with the use of art mediums I have been able to extract art from my mind and soul. Website: http://michaeljpalladino.com/
Lisa Tahir - Glass & Sculpture
My work is informed by the psychological processes of transformation and change. Glass changes from a liquid to a solid under heat over time. This parallels our growth and development as humans. I am available for custom blown, cast, and mixed media constructions for private and public spaces and have over 22 years of experience working with individuals, architects, interior designers, restaurants, and hotels to create and fabricate ideas into objects. Website: http://www.lisatahir.com/
Teimur Amiry - Paintings
Bo Bridges - Photography
Duncan Artistry - Photography / Mixed Media
Vezna Gottwald - Paintings
Raveena Johnson - Paintings
M Kungl - Paintings, Prints & Graphics
Jane M McCabe - Paintings
Kristen Neveu - Mixed Media
Karrie Ross - Paintings
Vigen Sogomonyan - Paintings
Aaron Thornton - Paintings
Joan Weber - Painting
Davyd Whaley - Paintings
Non-Profit Art Organizations and Alternative Exhibition Spaces
18th Street Arts Center (Santa Monica)
Annenberg Space for Photography (Los Angeles)
Armory Center for the Arts (Pasadena)
Angels Gate Cultural Center (San Pedro)
The Corita Art Center (Los Angeles)
The dA Center for the Arts (Pomona)
First Street Gallery Art Center (Claremont)
Los Angles Art Associaiton (Los Angeles)
LA Artcore (Union Center for Fine Arts, Los Angeles)
LACE (Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions) (Los Angeles)
Los Angeles Center for Digital Art (Los Angeles)
LAUNCH (Los Angeles)
MAK Center & Schindler House (Los Angeles)
Pasadena Society of Artists (Pasadena)
REDCAT (Los Angeles)
Skirball Cultural Center (Los Angeles)
South Bay Contemporary
Watts Towers Arts Center
Los Angeles Art Museums
American Museum of Ceramic Art (Pomona)
Autry National Center
The Broad
California African American Museum
California Heritage Museum (Santa Monica)
Craft and Folk Art Museum
Fowler Art Museum (UCLA)
Japanese American National Museum
The J. Paul Getty Museum
Latino Art Museum (Pomona)
Los Angeles County Museum of Art
Museum of Contemporary Art
Museum of Neon Art (Glendale)
The Museum of Tolerance
MUZEO Museum and Cultural Center (Anaheim)
Norton Simon Museum (Pasadena)
Pacific Asian Museum (USC Pasadena)
Pasadena Museum of California Art (Pasadena)
Santa Monica Museum of Art (Santa Monica)
UCLA Hammer Museum
Vincent Price Art Museum
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A statewide survey showed that 94 percent of Montanans believe driving while impaired is a crucial issue, while a national survey showed that 88 percent of the national population felt that way, according to Jeff Linkenbach, director of the MOST of Us health promotion research group at Montana State University. The difference was statistically significant. "Impaired" driving in both surveys was defined as blood alcohol content above the legal limit or impairment by the use of legal or illegal drugs.
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