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Jochen Lempert
Field Guide
May 6 to July 17, 2016
The Contemporary Art Gallery presents the first major museum exhibition in Canada devoted to the celebrated German photographer Jochen Lempert. Trained as a biologist, Lempert photographs plants, animals and other natural phenomena with both scientific acumen and a poetic appreciation of natural beauty. His approach is scientific as well as humorous. Always working in black and white, his work engages with a diverse range of subjects and genres, ranging from everyday views to abstracted details. Photographic series alternate with single pictures, highly contrasted images with almost blank papers, through which multiple links and subtle associations are woven.
Ranging from medium-sized to small and tiny prints, the exhibition comprises Lempert's now classic repertoire of flora and fauna, and focuses on a range of work produced over the last five years that examines the indexical nature of photography itself, notions of time and connections to the history of image making, mutability, classification and materiality. The subject of interest of Lempert's work—animal life—is complemented by his exploration of the properties and materiality of the photographic image, as revealed in its developing and printing processes. While seemingly serendipitous, Lempert nevertheless pursues a very clear goal and aesthetic. His is a very careful, subtle world.
In Vancouver the exhibition is generously supported by the Institut für Auslandsbeziehungen e.V. Organized by the Contemporary Art Gallery Vancouver in collaboration with the Cincinnati Art Museum.
This exhibition forms part of Capture Photography Festival.
Jochen Lempert lives and works in Hamburg, Germany. Selected solo exhibitions include Cincinnati Art Museum (2015); ProjecteSD, Barcelona, Spain; Overbeck-Gesellschaft Verein von Kunstfreunden e.V., Lübeck, Germany; Städtische Galerie Nordhorn, Germany (2014); Hamburger Kunsthalle, Hamburg, Germany; Lulu, Mexico City, Mexico; Norma Mangione gallery, Torino, Italy (2013); Midway Contemporary Art, Minneapolis; Rochester Art Center, Rochester (2012); Museum Ludwig, Cologne, Germany; Front Room. Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis, Saint Louis (2010); Domaine de Kerguéhennec Centre d'Art Contemporain, Bignan, France; Culturgest, Lisbon, Portugal (2009). His work has recently been included in group exhibitions at Fotomuseum Antwerp, Belgium; Fotomuseum Winterthur, Switzerland; Museum für Gegenwartskunst Siegen, Germany; Galerie nächst St. Stephan Rosemarie Schwarzwälder, Vienna, Austria; Fondation D'Enterprise Ricard, Paris; The Photographers' Gallery, London; Marian Goodman, Paris; Biennial for Contemporary Art; FRAC Bretagne, Rennes, France; Heidelberger Kunstverein, Germany; Sprengel Museum, Hannover, Germany; and the Paris Triennial, amongst many others. His work is held in many public collections including: Fundació "La Caixa", Barcelona, Spain; Colección Banco de España, Madrid, Spain; CNAP, Centre National des Arts Plastiques, Paris, France; FRAC Bretagne, Rennes, France; Kadist Art Foundation, Paris; Fondation Norac, Rennes, France; Les Abbatoirs–Musée d'art modern et contemporain and Frac Midi-Pyrénées, Toulouse, France; Museum Ludwig Köln; Museum Folkwang Essen; and Kunstmuseum Bonn, amongst many others. In 2005 Lempert was the winner of the Edwin-Scharff Preis, Hamburg and was shortlisted for the Deutsche Börse Photography Prize 2014. He is represented by ProjecteSD, Barcelona.
Claudia Beck on Jochen Lempert
Saturday, June 11, 3pm
Claudia Beck is an art collector and writer who lives and works in Vancouver. She will lead a personal response to the work of Jochen Lempert.
From 1976 to 1982, Claudia Beck and Andrew Gruft ran NOVA Gallery focusing on photography by artists including: Henry Fox Talbot, Julia Margaret Cameron, Walker Evans, Ian Wallace and N.E. Thing Co. They were the first gallery to exhibit the work of Jeff Wall and are considered pioneers among commercial photography galleries. Beck and Gruft have since donated a large portion of their photography collection to the Vancouver Art Gallery, which was featured in the exhibition Real Pictures in 2005. Beck curated the exhibition of work by Christopher Williams at CAG as well as serving as a Board member and was also a trustee of the Vancouver Art Gallery. Previously she served for four years as Head of the Acquisitions Committee of The Getty Museum Photo Council in Los Angeles.MORE
Artist talk – Jochen Lempert.
CAG presents the first major museum exhibition in Canada devoted to the well-respected German photographer Jochen Lempert. Trained as a biologist, Lempert photographs plants, animals and other natural phenomena with both scientific acumen and a poetic appreciation of natural beauty. His approach is scientific as well as humorous. Always working in black and white, his work engages with a diverse range of subjects and genres, ranging from everyday views to abstracted details.
Jochen Lempert lives and works in Hamburg, Germany. Selected recent solo exhibitions include Cincinnati Art Museum (2015–2016); Between Bridges, Berlin, Germany (2015); Städtische Galerie Nordhorn, Germany (2014); Hamburger Kunsthalle; Lulu, Mexico City (2013); Midway Contemporary Art, Minneapolis; Rochester Art Center, Rochester (2012); Museum Ludwig, Cologne; ProjecteSD, Barcelona; Art 3 art contemporain, Valence, France; Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis, Saint Louis (2010); Domaine de Kerguéhennec Centre d'Art Contemporain, Bignan, France; Culturgest, Lisbon (2009); Sprengel Museum Hannover (2008); Kunstverein Ulm (with Jürgen Stollhans), Germany (2007); Haus der Photographie, Deichtorhallen, Hamburg (2006); Museum for Contemporary Art, Siegen, Germany; amongst many others. His work has been included in recent group exhibitions at Fotomuseum Antwerp, Belgium; Fotomuseum Winterthur, Switzerland; Travesía Cuatro, Madrid (2015); Fondation D'Enterprise Ricard, Paris; The Photographers' Gallery, London; Galerie nächst St. Stephan Rosemarie Schwarzwälder, Vienna (2014); Gallery Marian Goodman, Paris; Lisa Cooley Gallery, New York; Musée d'Art Moderne Grand-Duc Jean, Luxembourg (2013); FRAC Bretagne, Rennes, France; Heidelberger Kunstverein; Paris Triennial (2012); Kunstmuseum aan zee, Ostende, Belgium (2011); Camera Austria, Kunsthaus Graz (2010). Lempert's work is held in many public collections including, Fundació "La Caixa", Barcelona, Spain; FRAC Bretagne, Rennes; Kadist Art Foundation, Paris; Les Abbatoirs – Musée d'art modern et contemporain and Frac Midi-Pyrénées, Toulouse; Museum Ludwig Köln; Museum Folkwang Essen; Kunstmuseum Bonn, Germany. He was awarded the Edwin-Scharff Preis der Stadt Hamburg in 2006 and shortlisted for the Deutsche Börse Photography Prize 2014. Lempert is represented by BQ, Berlin and ProjecteSD, Barcelona.MORE
Assisting on my first official exhibition installation, Field Guide was undoubtedly a daunting one; I assisted in the unpacking, scrupulous analysis, and condition-reporting for 200 individual silver gelatin prints –a project that definitely gave me a taste of the curatorial life! That being said, the up-close experience with the very personal, and object-like prints led to a decidedly intimate experience with the body of work, as well as the show overall.
With every glassine envelope opened, it seemed as if my intent gaze was being met by another set of eyes –an urban pigeon, a squirrel, a praying mantis. The ethereal shots seemed to present themselves as unabashedly everyday and imperfect. In this way, Lempert firmly situates himself at a crossroads; between the scientific approach of a trained biologist, and the playful photographic inquiry of an artist. The result, coupled with his simple and intuitive approach to hanging the works in the gallery (with just medical tape!) is particularly compelling. Lempert taped and un-taped, even taking a lunch break to dwell upon scale – both between the space and the images themselves, and the photographs' individual relationships to one another. Some creative blocks can only be overcome with the assistance of some good Vancouver sushi!
Perhaps the most mesmerizing aspect of Lempert's works is their anachronistic mode of production: silver gelatin printing. Though a common photographic practice in the early 20th century, this technique is now largely reserved to a few skilled contemporary photographers – not the everyday amateur. The finished prints are simultaneously ghostly and lively in their presence; faded, yet intimate all the same. Just as the mode of printing might make viewers recall antique family photographs, so are Lempert's photographs strangely familiar and nostalgic.
I particularly enjoyed being part of this creative experience because of how casual, yet undoubtedly painstakingly thought-out Lempert's approach is. Working closely with Preparator, Phil Dion, and Assistant Curator, Jas Lally, I was able to learn the day-to-day tasks involved in the installation of a large photographic exhibition.
Open now until July 17th, Field Guide is not to be missed.
– BrennaghMORE
Hello all.
My name is Lee Gilad. I recently started a summer curatorial internship here at the CAG, which I am very excited about. Currently, I am a Master's student at the Comparative Media Arts program at Simon Fraser University. Before that, I was an undergraduate student studying Art History.
I am new to Canada, and I am still waiting for my first bear-interaction!
Since I was born and lived in Israel, the differences between Tel Aviv and Vancouver make me laugh on most days, and on other days I do not even notice them.
Previously I worked as a Production and Curation Assistant at Office in Tel Aviv Gallery where I had the privilege of collaborating with curators, artists, buyers, critics and more.
I look forward to more collaborations here, in my new-even-if-temporary home of Vancouver, which I am slowly getting to know.
I am very grateful for the opportunity to work with and learn from Shaun Dacey , Jas Lally and the rest of the great CAG team.
I am certain that this experience will be interesting and fun, as I will watch, listen and participate in the production and curation of upcoming exhibitions.
Pay us a visit soon, we would love to meet you.
– LeeMORE
My name is Rachel Buchholtzer and I'm thrilled to be joining the CAG team as Marketing and Event Assistant this summer, made possible through the Department of Canadian Heritage, Young Canada Works program.
My background is in art history – I'm currently finishing my BA in art history at UBC, with a focus on photography and architecture. I'm coming to the CAG after a year at the Belkin Gallery, as well as marketing work at Ballet BC and the Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Garden. I also created and work collaboratively on an interview collective called Searching For (http://searchingforcollective.com/). Merging art and marketing is of great interest to me -I'm fascinated by how artists work, and understanding more of the intricacies of the creative process (from studio to finished work), but also by how this content is communicated to an audience.
I'm very excited to be part of planning this year's gala and auction, and to be working with such an impressive group of artists and staff. I will be posting throughout the process – expect updates, interviews, and images.
– RachelMORE
CAG Contemporary Art Gallery Society of British Columbia
Thursday, June 14, 2016 at 6:00 p.m.
At the Contemporary Art Gallery, 555 Nelson Street, Vancouver
AGM Agenda – click to view & download
We thank these outgoing Directors for their significant contributions:
Marina Newson – outgoing Director, 3 years of service
Don Millar – outgoing Director, 4 years of service
Mark Killas – outgoing Vice President, 4 years of service
Nancy Hay – outgoing Director, 5 years of service
Rick Erickson – outgoing Director, 6 years of service
Mark Wentzell – outgoing Secretary, 6 years of service
Thank you to our members for supporting the CAG throughout the year.MORE
On my first day as a Curatorial Intern volunteering at the CAG consisted of, amongst other things, observing and assisting in the meticulous repacking of fifteen rulers, two balls of string, a wooden broom, one big ball of blue tape and one pint-sized tennis court. I shadowed and assisted Assistant Curator Jas Lally as she carefully packed these objects as part of the de-installation of the exhibition by John Wood and Paul Harrison, I Didn't Know I Didn't Know It.
Over the course of three days I observed and assisted as I Didn't Know I Didn't Know It was photographed, dusted, taken apart into its smallest components, and packed neatly away exactly as it had been received three months prior. I learned that the process includes: noting museum wax residue, dust accumulation and any small changes made to the works in the condition reports. Finally, all the pieces were placed back in their respective packaging (with careful attention in every strip of packing tape!). Using highly honed Tetris skills, delicately lifting and sliding the works, they were placed in formation in the crate. The gallery was swept clean, and the walls painted. John Wood and Paul Harrison had officially left the building.
I learned a lot on my first de-installation and seeing the removal of the works from the gallery from start to finish was an eye-opening experience. Although the end of the exhibition was bittersweet, the satisfaction of seeing the packing up the show, scrupulously recording and photographing it, and seeing the objects off to their next home proved very satisfying. As the crates were wheeled out the door, the anticipation of receiving the work of upcoming artist, Jochen Lempert, settled in. Witnessing the life cycle process of an exhibition was nothing short of a cathartic experience! Don't worry if you missed out on the exhibition as their window work Some Words Some More Words is still on display until August 28.
– Brennagh BaileyMORE
My name is Brennagh Bailey and I am very excited to be returning to the CAG this spring and summer as a curatorial intern.
I first joined the CAG team in June 2014 as Family Day coordinator; designing and directing activities for younger gallery-goers and their parents that promoted artistic engagement with the current exhibitions. Not only did this opportunity allow me to interact and share my ideas with an eclectic mix of young families and volunteers, but it also gave me a glimpse into the inner workings of a gallery space and its day-to-day operations – and created an itch to learn more.
Currently, I work closely with Assistant Curator, Jas Lally and Curator, Shaun Dacey. I am gaining an even more intimate, behind-the-scenes experience. So far, I have assisted with the de-installation of the John Wood and Paul Harrison exhibition, as well as assisted with the careful unpacking, condition reporting and installation of our current show, Field Guide, by German artist Jochen Lempert.
Having finished my undergraduate degree at UBC in Art History, primarily focusing on contemporary art, I am now looking into beginning my Masters degree in Curatorial Studies. The CAG continues to give me the invaluable opportunity to meet with contemporary artists and art-enthusiasts both local and international.
Stay tuned for more updates on my next project at the CAG.


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When submitting a hub for inclusion to a niche site, we're asked to make sure that we follow the APA guidelines, but there are some things that I'm still not clear about:
The Title of the Hub:
Does every word have to be capitalized? Yesterday when I got my new hub published it said some stuff was snipped, I looked at the changes and the only changes were in the title capitalization.
1 - "How do Magnets work" was changed to "How Do Magnets Work". I agree with Work having a capital W. This was a personal oversight, but does "Do" need to be a capital D? If yes, would I also have to capitalize "A" if I have a hub title that says for example: "Writing Is A Fun Activity"?
2 - What about the subtitles (the individual text capsule titles). Would it be "Writing is a Fun Activity" or "Writing is a fun activity" or "Writing Is A Fun Activity"
I have the same question too ditto. Then, I just make all the headings in APA style.
And what is the APA style exactly? The link to the APA guidelines is not really helpful. Most of the papers I write for university are in APA style too, but there are different APA guidlines based on what you are writing (to the best of my knowledge). That's what's confusing me. I'd like some clarification on this from someone who knows exactly what HP needs. I don't want something so silly as this to be a reason for a reject.
Well, I'm not exactly sure what the APA style is...but I capatilse words with 4 letters or more for the title and sub headings. I have had some of my hubs moved without any problem.
The ones moved because of traffic right? I have a few of mine on niche sites too and they don't all follow the same capitalization. And one of my hubs that I submitted in December was rejected and there was a post about it. No one knew of any reason why it could have been rejected and I got no reply from the team about it. Before I submit one of my recently edited hubs I want to know what style HP refers to. I looked at a few published hubs on the niche sites and I don't see any fixed style. I'm assuming most of them were the ones selected based on traffic and the rules were more lenient on those, just like mine that were picked.
I haven't had much traffic on any of my hubs that were moved. They were low traffic hubs. Mostly 0 and maximum till 20 or 25 views per day. That too, only from my friends and family. Traffic increased after my hubs were moved.
Just looked at a few of your hubs and your headings are the way I would do it myself too.
This one from my 2nd question in the original post: "Writing is a Fun Activity"
"Writing is a Fun Activity" is correct. I think. That's how I would do it.
"How Do Magnets Work" is correct. "How Does a Magnet Work" is also correct.
You need to capitalise important words like verbs and nouns but you can put 'a' and sometimes 'the' in lower case. "Do" and "Does" are verbs.
This is the generally accepted way of titling an article. I noticed a while back that it became fashionable to write titles in lower case, apart from the first word. So I did. I have loads of hubs with titles that need editing and too afraid to touch them!
Alright cool, so verbs & nouns are capitalized and articles are not. Thanks.
Other than the time to do it, there's no reason to be worried as changing the case of letters is not going to harm you SEO wise if that's bothering you.
But, search engines always catch them in small cases whatever you may do to them. So, why put even the verbs in capitals? I think the titles should be appealing and that's why we put Nouns, Adjectives, and Qualifiers with a capital letter.
Search Engines show them the way they are. I just confirmed this. The capitals show as capitals.
We are supposed to be writing for the people who read the articles and not search engines, so we should be doing the same thing all through the site, whatever it is we do. That's why I assume the most popular standard was used (APA), so as to standardize it.
Okay, then. But as already pointed by "theraggededge", I am also noticing many titles with smaller cases.
Yes but not on the Niche websites. My Question was regarding submitting hubs to the Niche sites in particular. Also all new published hubs have a hub pro correction of the titles.
It seems "do" is capitalized in Title Case--but I had to look it up. I always forget the verb rule.
Thanks for asking the question! We use Capitalize my title. The only problem with it, is sometimes it doesn't capitalize four letter words that should be capitalized. Other than that, it's great. Also, a trick is to remember that "is" is always capitalized.
Here are the main guidelines:
1. Capitalize the first word of the title/heading and of any subtitle/subheading;
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3. Capitalize all words of four letters or more.
Love this tool and Grammarly too. I use them all the time. Glad to know about the four letter words which sometimes need to be capitalised.
Thanks Robin! Now if only this reply doesn't get lost in the forums and is available for all to see. Maybe instead of only linking to the APA guidelines in the 11 point checklist that we have, include the link to capitalizemytitle and your 3 points? I'm sure it's going to help many in the future. It leaves no room for error or misunderstanding.
EDIT: Just noticed the three points on capitalizemytitle. That's the best short description of the AMA guidelines I've see around
This is very useful and easy to remember a formula for capitalization of titles and sub-titles. Thanks, Robin, and all others on this thread.
Thank you Robin! This is very helpful.
I was taught in school (and in journalism class) that all words in a title were to be capitalized with the exception of conjunctions and prepositions (with some exceptions among even those).
The handiest rule of thumb for remembering this was: "Capitalize all words of four letters or more; and not words of three letters or fewer."
The most notable exceptions being those which began the title phrase, e.g., "Of Mice and Men"
("APA" ??? Back in my day, it was "AP" style. But, I'm dating myself.)
So--I now find myself a bit confused, as I, too, have had the HubPro bot capitalize a word or two in my titles which I had formerly thought should not be so.
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I was so not impressed with the service here or the knowledge of the stylist. I've been natural over 8 years and I've successfully cared for my own hair and am usually hesitant to allow others to care for my hair due to previous experience from cocky stylists. I thought this would be a better experience after reading reviews but on second look I can only assume that those with a positive experience probably actually think their curls are a "problem" to be "managed". I on the other hand love my healthy, thick, tightly curled hair. First the stylist used horrible washing technique with shampoo further tangling my hair and poorly cleansing and conditioning. Then proceeded to rip the hell out of my hair with a denman brush and blow dryer without adequately or gently detangling first. I should have known better due to the fact that she obviously disliked and could not care for her own "natural" hair because of the obvious bad sew in weave she had in her hair. And her own professed use of a "lil" relaxer to help her own curls blend with weave.... All I originally wanted was a trim because I haven't trimmed my hair in a while and during our consultation she said that she would just blow dry my hair before trimming. She then proceeded to flat iron my hair. Also with poor technique in my opinion. Hopefully once I wash this mess out my curls will revert back to their original beauty and the cut won't be completely horrible. I first went here for a trim to cut off frayed ends and single strand knots after going about 1.5 years without professional trim... But after all the stress and pulling I feel like I just have additional wear and tear on my hair... Awful awful awful... So mad right now! And overpriced as hell. Which I wouldn't mind paying I the service was up to par.
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I travel 225 miles just to have my hair cut and highlights done at Hair Studio! They are so very professional and the salon is very nice! Debbie does an excellent job cutting my short, thin hair. Makes it look very good. Melissa does my highlights and she is a doll! She is so very helpful, profe…
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Susan is the best at what she does. (20 years experience) I've been going to her for years. I had not been back in over 3 yrs I had kids and I live in the hill country. She still there and dependable. I was so happy to she had not left. I'm sobbing because I hv not treated myself in a while but …
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I was hesitant at first because I thought she would be expensive for a color based on her experience, awards and being self employed not working at those big salons. I instead choose visible changes. Well, they were a complete disaster. They turned my brown hair red and even after i complained they just threw a toner on and that was it. I was fed up and decided to give Rita a call. She is the nicest person I have ever met. I love her salon, just you and her in there and it's very quiet. Way more personable than those other salons. She takes all the time she needs and keeps working until it looks right. And it ended up being CHEAPER (even before the new client discount) than what I spent for the firetruck hair disaster at visible changes. She also did it so when my roots go back it wouldnt be super obvious so I could wait longer to get a touch up to save money. She was brilliant and I feel so much more confident now. I will be going back soon for a hair cut! From now on she is the only one ever allowed to touch my hair. Couldn't be happier!
I had a stylist at Medusa named Brenda and she was horrible with professionalism and does not do color very well. I showed her a picture of honey medium blonde mixed with dark blonde and she gave me copper over my partial blonde highlights. I ended up with strawberry blonde and pink streaks. She also was constantly on her phone texting and talking. While talking to the other stylist in Spanish ( I am a non-Spanish speaking customer). Brenda has a hard time accepting when the hairstyle does not go the way the customer wanted it. She denies it looks wrong and thinks it looks good, even if it is not what the customer asked for. Other stylist had also made comments about coming up with a code to talk to each other, or pig latin Spanish as a joke. I do not find this place professional and Brenda needs to find a new day job.
I apoligize to the guest who posted the previous review even though it is three years old. We recently purchased this salon and are working very hard to improve the customer service and have made significant strides to that end. We encourage all who read this to come and give us a try. We provide all types of hair care services and products weather you want a full color service or just need a trim our staff will be more than happy to provide that for you. We also do waxing and hair treatmentrs for damaged hair. YOUR STYLE AWAITS!
Once again I left with a big smile on my face after my hair appointment with Rita. I have been coming to see Rita for several years and I always get compliments on my hair. In fact, I just keep getting more and more as time goes on. Rita is meticulous with my hair color and cut and always wants to be sure it's "perfect" before I leave. I love the color so much and it even tends to highlight on its own. She knows how to do it just right and I always tell everyone it's "Thanks to Rita". Great Stylist and Great Friend!!
I've gone to this salon for years. I will get my hair done here for many years to come. The atmosphere is AMAZING! I love all the hair dressers, and the owner is so awesome! Rex at the front desk is helpful and very organized! Keith is my favorite, but I have no complaints about anyone else. If you are a dog lover, this place is for you! The owner brings his dog to work with him everyday. There is an outside area as well for relaxing that is both beautiful and tranquil. I highly recommend this place!
Okay me and my wife went in for a hair we have been looking for somewhere closer to the house to get great hair cutz. Well the gentlemen cuting my hair did a great job but the lady at the counter didnt seem to know anything. I ask her a question and she was to business on facebook to care. And the lady cuting my wifes hair seem really lazy. She ask my wife if she wanted her to shampoo her hair but looked at her like she really didnt want to. Over all i give it two starz.
My hair was cut poorly and I needed a "Miracle Worker" to try to make me presentable for a very important meeting I needed to attend. I explained by phone my problem to him to give him leeway of refusing to help me. His comforting words gave me the confidence to let him try to make some sense of my hair. Francisco worked his talent on my hair and I was relieved! The experience was more than I had expected. Well done! Thank you and I will be seeing you soon.
Due to a horrible haircut & being compensated with a human hair wig, I had the awesome experience of meeting Natalie Salas, owner. Unknowns to me, Natalie works very closely with cancer patients, styling their wigs. Now I know why she was so careful and caring with my wig which came out beautifully styled. This was my first visit & won't be the last because she even tried to correct the horrible haircut I had received & she will be working on it from now on.
Susan is the best at what she does. (20 years experience) I've been going to her for years. I had not been back in over 3 yrs I had kids and I live in the hill country. She still there and dependable. I was so happy to she had not left. I'm sobbing because I hv not treated myself in a while but Susan made me feel right at home like nothing ever changed. I let my hair grow all that time and she shaped my hair back into a fabulous due!!!! She did a fierce job.


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Speakers at commencement ceremonies across the country focus remarks on free speech
As FIRE continues to follow commencement addresses at colleges and universities across the nation (and associated controversies, including disinvitations of speakers), we've been pleased to note that several speakers have stressed the importance of freedom of expression on college campuses in their remarks. We agree that the university must serve as the "marketplace of ideas" where ideas compete for prominence, and we hope that these institutions take their invited guests' words to heart — in policies and in practice.
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When compared with contemporary chairs that have long backrest and legs, modern small rocking chairs are simpler. If contemporary style requires big space, in general, the size in modern one is reduced that allow people to place the chair in a smaller area. They can place this chair in a family room nearby the television instead. The simpler design is represented by shorter legs and backrest offer. But it does not leave the comfy offer. It is such as ordinary small chair but has certain legs. Overall, the design is wider that gives chances people to choose based on their preferences.
On the other hand, modern small rocking chairs are not made only from wood. Metals could be another main material that supported this chair. This development makes this chair stronger to be placed in both in open area such as in the garden or near the pool and inside the house. Moreover, the metal material is lighter compared with contemporary styles that made from wood. It makes the chair portable. People just need to make sure the presence of painting is good to avoid oxidation process that may cause the damage to the surface of chairs. For this reason, this chair is looked for to complete the design of yard and garden.


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Two weeks ago while watching the funny movie Madagascar 2 movie, I was so thrilled and ecstatic when a familiar structure was flashed on the big screen – the Vatican steeple, and the "black smoke" that came out of the window. I shouted "This is it!", the movie that I have been waiting for – the big screen adaptation and the "prequel" to the Da Vinci Code all written by Dan Brown – Angels and Demons.
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I rarely read novels – got to admit I'd rather spend my free time earning passive income than reading novels. But Dan Brown's only one of the few authors that will make me forget everything and just read his story. I also made sure to read Angels and Demons before reading Da Vinci Code. His other books, Digital Fortress and Deception Point which were not as popular were also my favorites. It took me only 2 days to read each of these novels from cover to cover.
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In this vivid and compelling novel, Tim Murphy follows a diverse set of characters whose fates intertwine in an iconic building in Manhattan's East Village, the Christodora. The Christodora is home to Milly and Jared, a privileged young couple with artistic ambitions. Their neighbor, Hector, a Puerto Rican gay man who was once a celebrated AIDS activist but is now a lonely addict, becomes connected to Milly and Jared's lives in ways none of them can anticipate. Meanwhile, Milly and Jared's adopted son Mateo grows to see the opportunity for both self-realization and oblivion that New York offers. As the junkies and protestors of the 1980s give way to the hipsters of the 2000s and they, in turn, to the wealthy residents of the crowded, glass-towered city of the 2020s, enormous changes rock the personal lives of Milly and Jared and the constellation of people around them. Moving kaleidoscopically from the Tompkins Square Riots and attempts by activists to galvanize a true response to the AIDS epidemic, to the New York City of the future, Christodora recounts the heartbreak wrought by AIDS, illustrates the allure and destructive power of hard drugs, and brings to life the ever-changing city itself.


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Shoe designer Cole Haan has partnered with fashion photographer Todd Selby for its new advertising campaign, which is titled The Inspired Life.
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Tennis player Maria Sharapova, who has been the brand's spokesperson for the past two years, is also featured in the new campaign.
Each photograph featured an individual in their natural environment in an attempt to bring meaning and beauty to the lives of common people. Overall, the photographer intended to capture their connection to family, friends, art, nature, community, competition, adventure, and love, according to company officials.
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Show Paradise Workflow examples from successful interpretations.
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Wenner Promotes Brad Wieners to Editor of Men's Journal
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LinkedIn, which is similar to social networking sites like MySpace and Facebook, except that it is primarily used for professional networking by business executives, allows users to build contact networks and review job offerings and manager profiles. Having experience rapid growth over recent years, the site reached profitability in March 2006, and claims more than 15 million registered users as of this month. According to his own blog on LinkedIn, Patrizi landed his job there using the networking site.
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Independent magazine Radar, which has folded and relaunched twice since its original debut in 2005, has hired on Alex Balk, formerly co-editor at Gawker, as executive editor of Radar.com. He replaces Jeff Bercovici, who left to join Portfolio this year. Balk reportedly accepted a generous offer from Radar and promptly turned over the editorial reigns at Gawker to Maggie Shnayerson, who joined the blog in September to replace Doree Shafrir, recently departed for the New York Observer.
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1105 Media's education group, which publishes T.H.E Journal and Campus Technology, among others, has announced the appointment of Ellen Romanow as associate publisher of the division. Romanow moves from her position as managing director, custom media for 1105. Previously, she ran her own company, Custom Content Solutions, and has also held management positions at CXO Media, Reed Business Information, and Ziff Davis. She now reports to Wendy La Duke, education group publisher.
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In 2016 renowned Dutch vocalist Anneke van Giersbergen announced the formation of a brand new progressive metal band under the name of Vuur. The band now offers a glimpse into the recording process of their debut album at Sandlane Recording Facilities in Rijen, the Netherlands. Vuur's debut full length is due in the fall of this year.
In the video Anneke reveals that the lyrical content of the album is inspired by the many cities she has visited while being on the road.
Anneke comments: "For a long time I've wanted to make a kind of concept album about the cities we've visited, because we tour so much and see so many countries and cities. I often have a strong feeling for a city. It can be anything – sometimes I visualize a city as a man or a character, or sometimes something happened in that city and I want to write about that."
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- 9th June – Neushoorn (warm-up show), Leeuwarden – the Netherlands
- 30th June – Tuska Open Air, Helsinki – Finland
- 14th July – Masters of Rock, Vizovice – Czech Republic
- 15th July – Dynamo Metal Fest, Eindhoven – The Netherlands
- Anneke van Giersbergen (ex-The Gathering) - lead vocals
- Ed Warby (Hail of Bullets, Ayreon, ex-Gorefest) - drums
- Jord Otto (My Propane, ex-ReVamp) - guitars
- Ferry Duijsens - guitars
- Johan van Stratum (Stream of Passion) - bass
- Marcela Bovio (Stream of Passion) - vocals
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In 2016 renowned Dutch vocalist Anneke van Giersbergen (The Gathering, Devin Townsend Project a.o.) announced the formation of a brand new progressive metal band under the name of VUUR. The band now


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Class listed monument: Can Lis at the coast near Portopetro
Before we already have reported on Jorn Utzorn and his masterpiece of home décor "Can Lis" at the coast near Portopetro. Now the council of Majorca decided to give the architecturally outstanding building the status of a "Bien de Interés cultural (BIC)", a class listed monument. Thus the chalet, Utzorns former home in Majorca, which features by it's local materials and the harmony combining nature and construction by mutual encouragement, will be protected and conserved for coming generations.
Last year the house, visible from the sea side, has been restored and preserved by the architect Lise Juel. Due to the Danish Utzorn foundation, Can Lis near Portopetro has been converted into a seminar- and meeting point for architects and students.
Among lots of significant buildings all over the world, Jorn Utzorn created the opera of Sydney.
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Sometimes the online world reveals unsuspected parallel dimensions. This is an unknown restyle of Neural independently (and secretly as we never knew about it) made by NY-based Motion and Graphic Designer, Clarke Blackham. Very nicely made, perhaps only a bit glossier for the magazine's line, it testifies once more how even your most familiar outcomes can have another life somewhere else.
edited by Norie Neumark, Ross Gibson, Theo Van Leeuwen V01CE: Vocal Aesthetics in Digital Arts and Media
The MIT Press, August 2010, ISBN: 978-0262013901, A Leonardo Book, 440 pp., 20 illus.
Born in the context of the rich Australian audio and sound studies (as all the three editors are), this is an anthology of texts with a wide range of perspectives, dealing with the essence of the voice as a primary method of communicating and expressing, at various levels, the countless mediations that technologies apply. The symbolic, strategical or significant use of voice in dance, cinema, online multiplayer games as well as in radio, voice mail and podcasts is discussed in different essays, but a couple also took the opportunity to experiment with their assigned space in the book. So Theresa M. Senft in "Four Rooms" tells four stories where voice is embodied by the activity of a phone sex worker, through the moving content of cancer care tapes, through a voice recognition operator demonstrating a software, and through the classic "I Am Sitting in a Room" by Alvin Lucier. Mark Amerika's "Professor VJ's Big Blog Mashup", another inclusion, is a poem in his very unique style. It's a remarkable book, and the collection of essays is comprehensive, involving both artists describing their work, and theoreticians. Beyond the classic references, like Roland Barthes' "The Grain of the Voice" text or the critique of phono-centrism and logocentrism by Derrida, there's a dualism present between the icon of the "real" voice (a recording of a human) affecting every professional media production and the sophisticated digital tools that can shape recordings at will, imposing alternative historical narratives.


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The London Stock Exchange has issued Inside AIM Issue 5, the publication which AIM has said it will consider as augmenting and in effect comprising further content to the AIM Rules for Companies and the AIM Rules for Nominated Advisers.
One of the topics which the current issue of Inside AIM addresses is the participation of directors of an AIM company in a fundraising by the AIM company concerned. Rule 21 of the AIM Rules for Companies would prohibit directors and applicable employees from participating in a company's fundraising as they are deemed to be in a "close period" for the purposes of the AIM Rules, where the existence and details of the fundraise constitutes unpublished price sensitive information in relation to the company. It is possible however to obtain a derogation from the requirements of Rule 21, enabling such participations to occur, provided certain conditions are met. AIM Regulation grants such derogations on a regular basis following an application by the nomad.
It seems to me cumbersome and counter intuitive for AIM Regulation to act as the final arbiter of the participation of directors in fundraisings, where the nomad has made a full and reasoned submission on the point to AIM Regulation, in circumstances where nomads are vested with considerable (albeit regulated) discretion in respect of other corporate transactions which are themselves governed by and the subject of the AIM Rules. For example, nomads are not required to consult with AIM Regulation in circumstances of a related party transaction under Rule 13. I wonder whether we will see regulatory creep extend to AIM becoming more involved in the nature and governance of related party transactions or whether nomads will eventually be given full discretion to apply or to disapply Rule 21 in any given circumstance. On the face of it there is a regulatory imbalance here, and query which way, if any, the scales will tip.
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