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Artists: Alex Arnautov
Alex Arnautov
Blackout Tattoo Workshop
Ulitsa Olesya Gonchara, 44
Kyiv, Ukraine, 01034
+380 44 235 4463
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Instagram: instagram.com/alex_arnautov
What year did you start tattooing?
How did you get into tattooing?
For a long time I was working as a shoe-designer at my father's custom-tailoring firm. One day I was drawing a sketch for the next shoe collection, my brother saw it and said that I could be a good tattoo artist. A few days later my friend and I made our first tattoos. I saw then that it is not as difficult as it looked before and decided to try. It seemed to work out.
Where did you apprentice?
My studying began from one visit to an experienced master who told me only how to prepare the work place and what the differences were between the needles. After this I began my self-education, watching famous masters' videos and reading bits of information on the Internet. After a lot of totally free practicing on my friends, I thought that I could try to move on.
What conventions have you worked at? Have you won any awards? What are some of your best convention memories?
I have participated in conventions only three times. They all were in different cities of Ukraine. Once I won the first place for the ornamental competition. As a prize I was given the induction machine. By this time I had completely moved to the rotors, so I presented this machine to my friend. Since then I have had no desire to participate in such events because of the huge crowds of people where a lot of dust with bacteria is flying in the air. So I do not think tattooing at conventions is hygienic, which may be dangerous for people.
How do you describe your style?
Traditional styles with a long history and profound culture always attracted me. In the beginning i tried a lot of styles, but with greater joy I worked over ornamental and graphical things. Because of this, as well as inspiring other masters' works, I came to sacred geometry and dot-work. These styles allowed me to make more detailed and complex work. More motivation and the impulse to progress brought the fact that very few Ukrainian artists ever tried to work in this style.
What inspires you as an artist?
My biggest inspiring source is nature with its proper lines and shapes, proportion and harmony of the different plants and biological structures. I enjoy constructing exact compositions and symmetry. I admire [M.C.] Escher's works, perhaps the most impressive genius whose art showed us the world beyond perception.
What sets you apart from other artists?
I guess nothing sets me apart from those who are working very hard to grow over themselves. Everybody is moving forward, some faster, some slower, but it's nice to see others progress in their work.
What other mediums do you work in?
Unfortunately, I don't have much time to work over the huge number of ideas I have. Now I'm launching a series of machines for the dot-work and preparing the sacred geometry and mandalas art book. But everything is moving very slowly, as the development of sketches and their application takes a lot of time.
What tattoo artists do you admire most?
Thomas Hooper (saved Tattoo) showed me how beautiful mandalas could be. In fact, since I saw Hooper's works, I started my sacred geometry research. Roxx (2Spirit) is striking with her massive and laconic but complex works. Gerhard Wiesbeck impressed me with great composition in his epic works. With Mark's (Little Swastika) works, full of harmonious untidiness, I started introducing my own black-work and dot-work.
What kind of tattoos do you look forward to doing?
Steeper than the last!
Before someone gets a tattoo what advice do you give them?
Think twice before you get a tattoo.
Is there a tattoo that you haven't done yet that you are dying to do?
I'm happy to immediately embody such kind of tattoo projects. It happens very often. unfortunately, some people with interesting projects disappear for a long time. By the time they come again I usually lose my interest.


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Memorial services will be held Sept. 15 at the Lake Vista United Methodist Church in New Orleans at 3 p.m.
Harvey was born in Gothenburg, the daughter of the late Homer Clyde and Besse (Wilson) Loutzenheiser.
She received two bachelor of art degrees in zoology and English from the University of Nebraska.
Harvey was united in marriage to the late Lyle H. Harvey for 61 years.
Residing in New Orleans since 1951, she was a secretary for the Louisiana Cactus and Succulent Society, a member of the New Orleans Symphony Women's Auxiliary, the New Orleans Petroleum Geological Association Women's Auxiliary and the Lake Vista Women's Club.
She was also a member of P.E.O. Sisterhood and Daughters of the American Revolution and a member of the Purple Martin Society as well as participating in numerous environmental organizations and neighborhood volunteer fund raisers.
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Metallica Debut New Song 'The Lords of Summer' at 2014 Tour Kickoff in Bogota, Colombia
As promised, Metallica debuted a brand-new song 'The Lords of Summer' during their 2014 tour kickoff in Bogota, Colombia. The metal legends rocked the tune in the midst of their set at their concert on Sunday night (March 16).
Since our first posting of this story, the entire song has now surfaced online, and you can watch the 8-minute opus above. 'The Lords of Summer' is heavy on riffage and features some impressive soloing toward the end. If it's an indication of what's to come on Metallica's highly anticipated next album, you can expect that the band will be busting out the guitars in every which way on the disc.
Metallica first revealed back in November that they would play a new song when they announced their 2014 'By Request' tour, which features the band playing 17 songs selected by fans at each show, along with the new tune.
The band revealed the name of the song to those not in attendance as they tweeted out the setlist.
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Tsonga scores giant upset against Djokovic at Rogers Cup
Tennis fans witnessed a huge upset and some surprising twists at the Rogers Cup in Toronto on Thursday.
World No. 1 and top-seeded Novak Djokovic, the tournament winner when the event was last held in Toronto, in 2012, has been eliminated.
Frenchman Jo-Wilfriend Tsonga did the honours, ousting his Serbian opponent 6-2, 6-2 on Centre Court at the Rexall Centre.
The 13th-seeded Tsonga will next face Andy Murray in a quarterfinal Friday.
Murray should be well-rested as he arrives to the quarters having played just one match — a two-setter Wednesday — before advancing via walkover after Richard Gasquet of France withdrew from the tournament minutes before he was schedule to face Murray on Thursday afternoon.
Gasquet, who eliminated Canadian Vasek Pospisil earlier in the week, cited an abdominal strain as his reason for pulling out.
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Baby Pens lose 5-4
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Citizenship: Down But Not Out
[T. Alexander Aleinikoff is Dean and Professor of Law at Georgetown University Law Center, and the author of Semblances of Sovereignty: The Constitution, the State, and American Citizenship (Harvard University Press 2002).]
Thanks to Opinio Juris for the chance to offer up a few thoughts on Peter's provocative book.
Beyond Citizenship argues that the idea of citizenship as deeply meaningful, exclusive and tied to a particular nation state is quickly fading. The traditional U.S. model has been based on "the territorial premise." But that premise is under serious pressure from the rise in global migration, dual nationality, and the thickening of diasporic and transnational communities. As "[g]lobalization makes possible the intergenerational maintenance of nonterritorial ties," we are likely to see the "diffusion of identity to various nonstate, and in many cases, nonterritorial forms of association." Peter's is a narrative of the irreversible decline of American national identity, as reflected in its citizenship regime:
[T]erritorial presence and strong norms against dual citizenship played crucial functions in maintaining a coherent citizenry coinciding with community on the ground. Those backstops are no longer available to shore up community now breached by the global diffusion of culture and democratic governance.
On this view, national citizenship is de-privileged; it is just one form of association among many. Not only does citizenship offer less, but non-national associations appear able to offer much of what citizenship has traditionally promised.
Peter sees the coming (or already present) world of migration as quite different from the traditional straight-line view of immigrant to resident to citizen. Twentieth century models of the nation-state and citizenship will be increasingly compromised. Our current and future world is one of overlapping legal authorities, and a world of diasporas, migratory circuits, overlapping communities, and dual nationality. But there are problems here as well. First, he overstates the weakening of the U.S. citizenship and national identity. The most recent data (released after publication of the book) shows a sharp rise in naturalization rates. Furthermore, there is no strong evidence—and Peter's book is largely free of empirical support for his claims—that dual nationality, birth abroad, or citizenship for the children of temporary residents in the U.S. has weakened U.S. citizenship—or that the number of persons in these various categories constitutes a substantial portion of the U.S. population.
Second, the transnational trends that Peter identifies may be working on behalf of but a small—and privileged—slice of humankind. Catherine Dauvergne argues that "[f]or the privileged subjects of globalization, citizenship is becoming more flexible, more states tolerate dual citizenships . . ., formal inequalities are being worked out of citizenship laws, and citizenship requirements are more perfunctory." However, for those "already disadvantaged and excluded . . . citizenship law is becoming increasingly exclusionary. For illegal migrants, the story is one of citizenship with a vengeance."
Finally, Peter's theoretical claim is problematic. He argues that a weakening of national citizenship will ultimately bring it down to the level of other kinds of group associations in civil society. But while it is perhaps true that the nation-state form is evolving (even declining), what is ascendant is not a set of other non-political associations; we are not witnessing the rise of world anarchy or the end of history. Rather, we are likely to see the development and strengthening of other political institutions—regional, transnational, some global. These political organizations, institutions, associations—exercising what will be perceived as legitimate legal and coercive authority—will have (and need) members. That is, a decline in citizenship in the nation-state is likely to be accompanied by new kinds of citizenships associated with "polities" that tax and spend, organize armies and police, establish courts, and promulgate what are perceived to be binding norms. There is no reason that standard accounts of citizenship that link governance and a people cannot be stated at the appropriate level of abstraction to apply to new forms of political association.
This all is not to detract from the salience of Peter's perspectives to important debates on citizenship. The book presents a serious and distinctive theoretical challenge to the institution of citizenship in the state.


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|July 20th, 2017 12:55 PM
Salsa Dancing Spots on Friday & Saturdays
Are there any dancing spots on Fridays & Saturdays?
|July 13th, 2016 05:56 AM
|I heard there was a new salsa place opening somewhere soon? Is that right?
|June 23rd, 2014 07:45 AM
Salsa Dancing in the Desert
|May 22nd, 2012 01:43 PM
|palm springs dancers
|Billy Reeds will not have The Monday Night Latin Dance, any longer
|October 7th, 2011 08:20 AM
|palm springs dancers
Salsa and Argentine Tango dance, every Monday
No More Monday Night Latin Dance Party at Billy Reeds. See; www.palmspringsdancers.com
|July 1st, 2011 11:32 PM
|Mostly the people are going to attempting the dance at clubs and they are choosing salsa dance. Because is the best dancing. The Salsa Dance Lessons are mostly providing the two left feet syndrome. You can take help from internet to find some dance schools in your ares.
|March 6th, 2011 10:51 AM
|palm springs dancers
No More Monday Night Party at Billy Reeds. See; www.palmspringsdancers.com
|August 2nd, 2010 12:02 PM
Salsa dancing on Saturdays
|July 31st, 2010 01:03 PM
salsa caribbean dancing - palm springs
where can i go on a saturday night to find some good latin music and a good atmosphere
|April 26th, 2010 02:43 PM
|i gotta learn...the ladies love this type of dancing..
|April 21st, 2010 11:48 AM
Salsa Dancing in Palm Springs and Palm Desert
Hi, I'm Luis, the Salsa instructor that taught at Agua Caliente as mentioned above. You can stay up to date with the latest in Salsa happenings in the Desert at www.icandance.com. Lori and I are currently teaching at Beyond the Beat in Palm Desert. As usual, it's a nice group of people and we're having a lot of fun. Hope to see you on the dance floor soon.
|August 11th, 2009 12:30 AM
Salsa dance is known for its expressive sensual dance moves. It requires movements from all parts of the body - foot, hips, hands, neck, shoulders. For salsa, each body-movement is a language that connotes meaning. It is a dance of communication, a body interaction initiated in a medium of music and beat where partners communicate using their body. Each body action has an equivalent response.
Salsa Dance
|June 25th, 2009 03:20 AM
|Cristina Sylvia Carnelo
By joining a class that runs in a set number of week at a time they are likely to be structured and have a clear focused on where you will be at the end of the set of Salsa lessons. I have found that these types of Salsa lessons are much more effective at teaching the students especially beginners.
There are a lot of Salsa lessons taking place in clubs, these have free dancing afterwards which is invaluable in helping you to fix what you have learn in the lesson in your head.
|June 3rd, 2009 05:53 AM
|If ever you learn to dance salsa, it will really help you to get a good shape. If you are bored with the traditional exercises, you dont have to worry. But also salsa dancing is not far from being boring since it will give you a stronger and healthier body in no time.
|July 2nd, 2007 07:26 AM
Summer Salsa Extravaganza in Palm Springs
cindy lou hoo,
If you're around August 2 thru 5, there's going to be a Summer Salsa Extravaganza at the Wyndham Resort. There will be workshops, evening Salsa shows as well as open dancing for all until 4am.
Thought this might interest you! Call 805-405-2946 for more info.
|June 27th, 2007 11:44 AM
Salsa Dancing in Palm Springs
Try Agua Caliente Casino, 32-250 Bob Hope Dr. in Rancho Mirage. You can reach them at: 760.321.2000. They offer free salsa dance lessons every Wednesday night from 6:30 until 8:30 in the Canyon Lounge.
Have fun!
|June 27th, 2007 10:44 AM
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salsa dancing
Where is the best place to dance salsa in Palm Springs??
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Students from Suffolk University in Boston are making a big difference in Meridian this week.
A group of about fourteen are here assisting elderly and disabled residents and veterans to do minor repair on older homes, in conjunction with Lauderdale County Habitat for Humanity and the A Brush with Kindness program.
Colleges from all over the United States play a big role in helping Habitat. Just this month, students from seven universities will lend a hand locally.
"This is our month that we do our Spring Break Collegiate Challenge from colleges all over the United States," said Rush. "(Students) come down and work with us. And this month we have seven universities that are even driving down or flying to Meridian to work with Habitat. "
"I have had the opportunity to attend one last year," said Venice Henderson. "And it has always been life changing. Even this last two days have been pretty amazing. I've learned that I am the hands and feet of Christ and it's up to me to recognize the situation and do what I can to make a change."
"It's just so nice to see the difference that you are making in someone's life," said Marina Silva.
Students say they're also learning a little bit about southern hospitality while they're here.
"I love Meridian so far," said Tyler Burke. "The southerners are so nice. It's so nice being down here. I love the food that we tried and I love just driving down the street and waving at people and everyone we've been meeting."
"We send twelve groups of students all over the country to do community service and Meridian is one of the places that we have gone to for a couple of years now," said Dennis Harkins.
"It's a great opportunity as a facilitator to watch my students, to really give back and make the most of their spring break and really see how other people live and just try to share all the great things they have," said facilitator Peter Palumbo.
The students say they just want to make a difference for people in Meridian who are in need of some help.


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Selena Gomez Wins Teen Choice Award For Choice Summer TV Star
Selena Gomez (in Baby Phat) picks up her surfboard award for Choice Summer TV Star at the 2009 Teen Choice Awards held at the Gibson Amphitheatre on Sunday (August 9) in Universal City, Calif.
The 17-year-old actress tweeted her excitement, saying, "Thank you, thank you, thank you! I'm still shaking! My first Teen Choice Award would not have been possible if it weren't for you guys! You are all so amazing to me! THANK YOU!"
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The following hotels, B&Bs and holiday accommodation are located within 10 miles of AB379HA, ordered by distance from postcode:
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Mountain View offers pet-friendly accommodation in Tomintoul. The property features views of the city and is 28 km from Aviemore. The kitchen has an oven.
Tombeck House is a holiday home with a garden, set in Tomintoul. The unit is 28 km from Aviemore. Free WiFi is provided throughout the property.
Featuring free WiFi and a terrace, Glentorets B&B offers accommodation in Tomintoul, 28 miles from Aviemore. Free private parking is available on site. A flat-screen TV and DVD player, as well as a CD player are offered.
Including a restaurant and 2 bars serving many local whiskies, the Richmond Arms Hotel is located in the attractive village of Tomintoul in the Cairngorms National Park. Around 57 miles from Aberdeen Airport, this hotel provides free parking and.
Around 27 miles east of Aviemore, the Glen Avon Hotel provides bed and breakfast in the Cairngorms National Park. With a bar and restaurant, this Tomintoul hotel also offers free Wi-Fi. Each room has a TV and tea and coffee facilities.
The Balfour Manor is located in Tomintoul. It is housed in a charming building with a 3D theatre and a hot tub, as well as a great hall.
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The Old Kennels offers pet-friendly accommodation in Tomintoul. The unit is 28 km from Aviemore. Elgin is 43 km from The Old Kennels, while Nairn is 46 km from the property.
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This week in Island history
The news of 10 and 15 years ago is from the Jamestown Press. The news of 100 years ago came from the collection of the Newport Historical Society.
100 years ago From the Newport Journal, Sept. 17, 1910
The top-notch tautog of the season was caught last week by Mr. Lawrence Lee of Leesburg, Va., who is occupying the Tefft cottage on Calvert Place. The fish was caught from the rocks at Beavertail and weighed nine and one-half pounds.
The little store at west ferry, occupied by Mrs. John R. Caswell, was broken into Friday evening or early Saturday and stock, principally candy, amounting to between $4 and $5 worth, was stolen.
Work on the state road across the island has been resumed. Two weeks of good weather should see the work near completion.
75 years ago From the Newport Daily News, Sept. 14, 1935
Miss Mollie Carr was the hostess at a beach party on the east shore during the week.
Mackerel Cove beach, which has been managed by Mrs. A. Coleman Tefft during the past season, will close Sunday night.
From the Newport Daily News, Sept. 17, 1935
At the final meeting of the season of the Jamestown Historical Society …Captain Pollock reported that repairs to the windmill had been completed.
50 years ago From the Newport Daily News, Sept. 14, 1960
The Jamestown highway department crewmen have begun to clean up the debris left by Hurricane Donna. Streets of the town were littered with tree branches. Those along the waterfront were covered with globs of oil slick washed ashore from the tanker that went ashore off Jamestown. … The highway department is going to try an experiment by burning the oil in the Fort Getty area. …Yesterday, state workers graded the sand and pushed off the boulders washed ashore at Mackerel Cove. …Telephone linemen and electric corporation crewmen cut up large trees that crashed through the utility power lines and had restored power to most of the town by 2:15 p.m. yesterday.
From the Newport Daily News, Sept. 17, 1960
John B. Foley, bridge manager, reported to the Jamestown Bridge Commission last night that the gross revenue for the first 15 days of September, compared with the same period last year, was $3,093.03 or 17 percent less. Passages were down 497 or 13 percent. Hurricane Donna took her share of the toll. The day of the hurricane and the day before and after, traffic was down by 1,531.
25 years ago From the Newport Daily News, Sept. 18, 1985
The Jamestown Bridge Design Study Committee will hold a public hearing tonight to outline options for residents whose property is affected by the new cross-island connector road.
The development pressure many islanders have feared is beginning to heat up the already charged air in Jamestown. …The Council has taken a strong position against the extension of water and sewer lines and has previously rejected requests from two of the three petitioners. Councilmen have taken the position that the town water supply cannot handle more extensions. Sewer line extensions would also tax a system that operates over capacity five months a year, the Council insists.
From the Newport Daily News, Sept. 18, 1985
The road connecting the new Jamestown Bridge with the Newport Bridge will not be completed when the new bridge opens, a state official said.
15 years ago From the Jamestown Press, Sept. 14, 1995
The Town Council has enacted a water emergency ordinance and asked the town administrator to start buying water from North Kingstown as soon as possible. In effect as of midnight Monday, Sept. 11, the emergency ordinance bans all outdoor residential and commercial water uses and prohibits restaurants from serving water unless customers ask for it.
Believe it or not, the Senior Center at the Grange is OPEN! Monday, Aug. 28, on one of a long stretch of clear, hot and sunny mornings, very unobtrusively and without fanfare, the meal site began operations in its new location on West Street.
Few businesses are as well known to islanders as McQuade's Market on Clarke Street. …Mc- Quade's has been at the intersection of Clarke Street and Southwest Avenue for 13 years. The McQuade family oversees a chain of three stores: in addition to Jamestown, there are stores in Westerly and Mystic, Conn.
10 years ago From the Jamestown Press, Sept. 14, 2000
The Town Council Monday approved a proposed amendment to a section of the town's Code of Ordinances pertaining to the makeup of the Harbor Management Commission that defines "riparian property owner" as "a person who owns a freehold estate of record in land with the Town having shorefront directly to waters bordering the Town."


text: In 1929 Luis Buñuel and Salvador Dali collaborated on a short film called Un Chien Andalou. It had no story, but was rather a collection of surreal images with only the slightest trace of narrative thread (it also started out with a man slicing open a woman's eyeball with a razor). Limbo, the first game . . . → Read More: Limbo Review


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this morning, I encountered one of those old people on the bus… you know, the ones who feel as though they're entitled to everyfuckingthing (typically in terms of respect) from young people just because they have lived on the earth as long as moses. well. I've come to say one thing to them, fuck you.
I am well aware that I am being disrespectful, but I am doing it for a reason. I do NOT see the need to respect someone who is rude to me. I am not going to treat a 5-y/o with respect if they don't show it to me, so why would I show it to someone older just because they are older?
when someone shows respect for me, I will do the same for them.
I didn't give them a hard ass life, I didn't make them stay on the earth since dinosaurs were born. you have a problem with how long you've lived, or how hard life has been, don't take that shit out on me, as one of the people I follow (@amberalert123) likes to say, #takeitupwithchrist.
old people have done that shit for far too long. how many of us have visited an old aunt/cousin/family friend who has felt the need to ask/tell us, "you're getting fat," or "why are you dressed like a floozy," or, "when are you going to get married," whatever the fuck other intrusive ass, unnecessary ass potentially offensive shit? well I don't see the need to just accept it and laugh it off. if the shit is rude, I will let an old motherfucker know. and that goes for any person.
now, this is not to say that I don't recognize that some old people are sweet, loving, and cute. those get my respect, not only for their age, but because they are nice.
get your grandmothers, people, cuz I'm not gonna kiss the ass of some old person because they demand I do so. rude bastards.


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Frontier Trade - (1790-1830)
by Charles Banks Wilson
Oil on linen
Dimensions: 13' x 27'
Commissioned by the Oklahoma Legislature in 1970
Dedicated on November 16, 1976
5th floor Rotunda
The Artwork
The abounding interest in the portraits of Robert S. Kerr, Sequoyah, Jim Thorpe, and Will Rogers painted by Charles Banks Wilson sparked the 1970 legislature to commission Wilson to create four murals depicting the history of Oklahoma from 1541 to 1906. Wilson spent four years researching his subject matter. Each person depicted was illustrated from life and Wilson utilized clay models before painting each scene. The 13 by 27 foot linen canvases were woven in Belgium. The murals were mounted on Fiberglas with hot wax resin adhesive and then placed thirty-six feet above the floor. On Statehood Day in 1976, Carl Clark and Betty Price co-chaired the dedication committee. During the ceremony, historian Dr. A.M. Gibson spoke about the historic murals.
The years 1790 to 1830 were marked by a rising interest in Oklahoma territory. In the mural Frontier Trade, Wilson depicts a bustling scene of rising commerce. Fur trading posts and salt exporting businesses flourished as boats were built along the Arkansas River. Native Americans considered the area their eternal home causing tension among the Native American and the new settlers resulting in numerous forts being built to protect the settlers as shown in the upper right side of the mural.
The Artist
Charles Banks Wilson was born in 1918 in Arkansas and grew up in Miami, Oklahoma. Educated at the Art Institute of Chicago from 1936-1940, he was given an award from the Chicago Society of Lithographers and Etchers, and his work was added to the Art Institute collection. While at the Art Institute, he also began a project whereupon he sketched portraits of numerous members of Oklahoma's American Indian tribes – a project that would soon become a lifelong artistic journey.
Wilson completed his education in Chicago and later returned to Oklahoma in 1943, where he established a permanent studio in Miami. Two years later, he began teaching night classes in drawing at Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College. Eventually he became head of the art department, a position he held until 1960. During this period he continued to illustrate books and produce lithographs from his own press.
In 1957, he completed his first portrait commission for Tulsa oilman and collector Thomas Gilcrease. Perhaps one of Wilson's greatest achievements came when the U.S. Senate selected four of his paintings to be shown in 20 world capitals. In 2001, he was named an Oklahoma Cultural Treasure and is a member of the Oklahoma Hall of Fame.
The Series
In 1970, Charles Banks Wilson was commissioned by the Oklahoma Legislature to complete four major murals in the three-dimensional triangles of the Rotunda piers. Wilson was given the challenge of depicting Oklahoma's history from the earliest recorded expedition in 1541 to the iconic scenes of settlement in 1906, the year before statehood.
Wilson spent years gathering research about Oklahoma before beginning the process of producing the murals. The research created the foundation for his preliminary sketches, of which he completed 75 for each mural. Each individual in the murals was illustrated from life. From the sketches, he created a 15-inch working drawing, which he used for reference. Wilson then built small three-dimensional clay models of each detail in the drawing, which he used for a reference of how the light would fall on each object. From there, he created several black-and-white paintings of the entire scene before finally making color choices and completing a 37-inch color painting. Then, he began work on the final product, a panel stretching 14-feet wide at the base, 25-feet wide at the top, and 13-feet high.
Upon completion in 1976, the murals were mounted on Fiberglas with hot wax resin adhesive and then placed approximately 36 feet above the 4th floor.
See the other murals in the series:
Discovery and Exploration (1541-1820)
Indian Immigration (1820-1885)
Non-Indian Immigration (1870-1906)


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Shockingly (or not so much, if you read here regularly), despite the supposed improvements in the economy, more and more American families are struggling to put meals on the table. The USDA reports a record 46.7 million American households are on food stamps. 17.9 % of American households (up 700,000 from 2010) didn't have enough food at least some of the time. In addition, the number of households with "very low food security" – meaning people regularly go hungry rose by almost half a million households – as high as at the height of the economic crisis. Notably, this is data that covers a period BEFORE the current spike in food prices.
This is really important stuff, although it got very little news attention when it was released yesterday – probably because we're used to bad news on this front. Enrollment in SNAP (aka "Food Stamps") is particularly important because it represents something we don't really like to talk about – despite America's wealth, food is a serious issue for a lot of households. The dramatic rise (up over 3% from last year and more than doubled since 2003) in food stamp use to one in seven households (and one in four households with children in it) means a lot of things. First, that in an era of increasingly volatile household costs, food is the thing that goes by the wayside.
It also means, though, that quietly, covertly, subtly, America has become a nation that MUST subsidize food for its people, because otherwise, the consequences are real hunger – we are now dependent on those food subsidies and they reverbate through a whole host of things. Our agricultural policy, for example, is shaped by the opposition of many anti-poverty activists to any major changes that might reduce the supply of industrial food coming into food pantries. The dollars the government spends on SNAP by and large go into the industrial food system (I should be clear, I deeply support SNAP, but I think it could be restructured to do more to help grow the kind of food system we need for the future) And fundamentally, nations subsidize food because they are afraid of the consequences of hunger they know is lurking – we are like Saudi Arabia and China in that respect – a program that feeds 1 in 7 is not a safety net, it is a subsidy.
The children who come to my house live in households that experience this profound hunger in many cases. That the absolute number of seriously hungry people are rising is not a surprise – but the face of it is different when you are daily confronted with it. Taking children to the farmer's market and having them panic, literally shaking in fear because they do not know if there will be enough money for them to get anything to eat, having them hoard food because food has never been a reliable part of their lives will make you feel just how hard this change is. And it isn't going in any direction that looks good.


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Deficit Commission
WASHINGTON (AP) — The co-chairman of President Barack Obama's deficit commission is blasting the political brinksmanship surrounding the "fiscal cliff" as "stupidity." Former Sen. Alan Simpson tells NBC's "Today" show that "a blend" of revenue increases and spending cuts will be needed to head off the tax hikes and automatic cuts set to take effect in the new year. Simpson says Congress "put the chain on their own ankle" and it's ridiculous for Democrats and Republicans to speculate on which party would suffer more if a compromise is not reached.


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'Sit' Versus 'Set'
A playful memory trick to remember the difference between "sit" and "set."
Today's topic is sit versus set.
When I did a show about lay versus lie many months ago, listeners wrote in asking me to do a follow up show on sit versus set because the problem with sit and set is similar to the problem with lay and lie—so here it is!
Transitive Verbs
Like lay, the verb set requires an object. You set something, the object, down. For example, I set the book on the desk. Or if you want to get more abstract, you can set a date. There is some object that receives the action of the verb. In my examples, it is the book and the date. On the other hand, like lie, sit doesn't require a direct object; it's something you do. I sit on the sofa.
Verbs, such as set, which require an object are called "transitive verbs," and verbs, such as sit, which don't require an object are called "intransitive verbs." The way I remember the difference is to think of transitive verbs as transferring their action to an object.
Sit Versus Set
I also have a good memory trick to help you remember the difference between sit and set. When you're training a dog, you tell her to sit. My first dog's name was Dude and she was a girl, so we would tell her, "Sit, Dude. Sit." And she would plop her little bottom down. She was a good dog. She was a bull mastiff, so actually her bottom wasn't that little.
So get that image in your mind of a big bull mastiff responding to the command "Sit." That is how you use sit—for the action of sitting.
Set, on the other hand, requires an object. I would set Dude's leash on the table, but she would still think we were going for a walk. I know she saw me set it down, but she was always full of hope. In those examples, the leash and the word it were the objects. I set the leash on the table, and she saw me set it down.
So remember that a dog (or person) sits, and you set down things like leashes.
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Perimeter Institute and TVO are pleased to announce a new five-year partnership in bringing science-themed events and Perimeter's highly regarded public lecture series to wider audiences. TVO and Perimeter Institute share a belief that building scientific literacy is fundamental to a sustainable and prosperous future and the partnership will see greater collaboration on science communication activities – on-location, online, and on television.
"Perimeter Institute brings together the brightest scientific minds in the world to share their ideas, while TVO has the media toolkit to make those ideas more accessible," says Lisa de Wilde, Chief Executive Officer of TVO. "Working together we can open up new worlds in science and physics for Ontarians of all ages."
"The role of science is pivotal in advancing our world, and is why Perimeter Institute and TVO are intensifying efforts to share the joys of research, discovery and innovation," says Neil Turok, Perimeter Institute Director. "We are delighted to be working with the team at TVO, our like-minded and highly motivated partner in science communications."
The new partnership builds on a successful history of engaging TVO's audiences with the top scientific minds that converge at Perimeter. The two Ontario-based organizations have successfully collaborated on the Quantum to Cosmos: Ideas for the Future science festival in 2009; Hawking at the Perimeter in 2010; and the Equinox Summit: Energy 2030 in 2011. TVO has also aired Perimeter's award-winning documentary The Quantum Tamers: Revealing Our Weird & Wired Future. More recently, the two organizations partnered on the Grand Opening of the Stephen Hawking Centre at Perimeter Institute with a special broadcast Stephen Hawking: The Power of Ideas as well as other live and on demand public lectures..
"Perimeter experiences huge demand from students, teachers and members of the general public for quality outreach content and experiences," says John Matlock, Director of External Relations and Public Affairs. "Q2C Festival activities, for example, have been viewed by over one million people through a combination of the on-location events, live broadcasts, online streaming, on-demand playbacks and podcast downloads. The TVO-Perimeter partnership in science communication will help ensure ongoing high quality content in accessible formats for all."
About TVO
TVO is Ontario's public educational media organization and a trusted source of interactive educational content that informs, inspires and stimulates curiosity and thought. Celebrating 40 years, TVO's vision is to empower people to be engaged citizens of Ontario through educational media. TVO is funded primarily by the Province of Ontario and supported by sponsors and thousands of donors. For more information, visit tvo.org.
Where to Find TVO
On air:
- Cable channel 2 (may vary in some areas)
- Bell TV channel 265
- Bell TV TVO HD channel 1265
- Rogers TVO HD channel 580
- Rogers-On-Demand Channel 100
- Star Choice channel 353
Further Exploration
- Energy: The Problem To Solve on TVO's The Agenda with Steve Paikin
- Energy: The Problem We've Created on TVO's The Agenda with Steve Paikin
- Energy: The Way We Live on TVO's The Agenda with Steve Paikin
- Energy: The Way We Move on TVO's The Agenda with Steve Paikin
- Energy: The Way We Share on TVO's The Agenda with Steve Paikin


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High water close roads in West Allis, Oak Creek
National Ave. at Root River Parkway to remain closed most of the day
Flooding on the Root River has caused road closures in West Allis and Oak Creek.
High water concerns have closed the following roads:
National Ave (east and west bound) at Root River Parkway
Root River Parkway between Cleveland and Morgan
Cleveland between 112th and 117th
Morgan between 116th and 119th
124th between Root River Parkway and Lincoln
View photos of the Root River flooding by clicking here, and send in your pics to firstname.lastname@example.com
A representative with the Department of Public Works said National Avenue will likely stay closed for a majority of the day. Officials said the other streets may open sooner as the rain ends and waters crest and recede.
Officials in Elkhorn have also canceled classes at West Side Elementary School after water was reportedly entering the building.
Our partners at the Oak Creek Patch and Caledonia Patch report that County Line Road has been closed at the railroad tracks because of standing water over the roadway and tracks.
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I saw that Evernote lets you easily add tags to the uploaded notes, I'll definitely want to support that when I implement tags. Right now the uploaded notes are just tagged with "Android" and "Quill"...
I haven't found any way to detect whether the button on the pen is pressed. That would really be handy if one could use it...
just wanted to point out that I found a bug (at least I think its a bug).
When you make a note in landscape mode and try to export it as a PDF, this won't work - the PDF document is not landscape and will cut the note in half.
10-13-2011 12:13 PM - edited 10-13-2011 12:15 PM
Looks like a great app, Volker1! ("Looks like" because I haven't yet received my tablet to try it)
Does the pdf export feature create vector-based pdfs?
I would like to second a few feature requests (in order of most to least desired):
Even if you don't add any more features this app sounds very solid, and I can't wait until I get the chance to use it.
10-13-2011 12:23 PM - edited 10-13-2011 12:33 PM
Replying to a couple of posts:
Tagging of pages will come in a future version.
Correct aspect ratio is indeed missing, good point.
PDFs are 100% vector. Sample is attached (from the market screenshot)
I'm of course keeping all suggestions in mind, but we can't make a direct access button for every function and at the same time maximize the space available for writing
10-13-2011 05:43 PM - edited 10-13-2011 05:52 PM
Love the new version Volker1, I used it in class today for the first time and it worked great.
I absolutely love the responsiveness. It is by far the best I've ever used. I did run into an issue mid-way through class. I let the TPT go into sleep mode during 10 minute break and tried to resume taking notes. I started getting delay/unresponsiveness in the pen. Now, I highly doubt this is a fault of your app, as it seems to happen in EVERY app after writing for a few hours. I cannot seem to pin down exactly why or what causes this behavior.
Also, as I mentioned before, the drop down menus don't bother me for thickness or color. It is just as fast or faster as say, picking up a different pen/pencil. Different background styles would be much appreciated. Other than that, everything is wonderful.
I'll be picking it up on the market after I can uninstall, but need to export my current 9 pages of notes
EDIT2: Purchased
Also, many people are trying to get a sub-forum created for the TPT over at XDA-Developers. The TPT is currently in the lead to have one created, but we need more support. Anyone able to reply, head over to the request thread.
10-13-2011 09:06 PM - edited 10-13-2011 09:45 PM
Awesome to see the updates! (purchased it)
I'm using it instead of SketchBookPro because it's better for sketching. No I'm not even kidding, it actually is.
However I need to be able to export rasterised images like .jpg or .tif for this to be practical (then I can colour in a different program...)
Since it's vector based something super simple like a screengrab option would do the trick - I could zoom to wherever I want to export and then "export current area as .jpg" or somesuch. Nothing complex. Just some way to get a basic image out without downloading a screengrab software and probably rooting the device to get it working.
Of course once again I realise that this is primarily a note taking app and so raster exports may not be a priority for you. You just happen to have made the best sketching software available for the TPT while you were at it...


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One Debate Goal: Sway the Swayable
Poll Finds 12% of Voters Still Up for Grabs, Highlighting Potential for Candidates to Make Breakthrough
Wednesday's presidential debate will give President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney one of their last, best shots at winning over an ever-dwindling number of uncommitted voters.
Most of the nationwide audience will comprise people who have made up their minds, but it will also include Ramond Howard, a convenience store owner in Kansas City, Mo., and other wavering voters whose final call could determine the race.
"I was going to make my decision based on that debate,'' Mr. Howard said. "Who is speaking on better terms as far as the economy is concerned, about getting America back to where we used to be?"
Presidential debates don't often change the course of a campaign. A study of pre- and post-debate polling by the Gallup organization found that in only two elections since the advent of televised debates—1960, the first nationally televised, and 2000—could it be argued that they played a key role in the outcome.
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Still, with the 2012 election continuing to be a cliffhanger in many polls, the candidates are looking for every opportunity to win votes. A new Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll found 12% of those surveyed were "up for grabs," meaning that they are likely voters still not solidly committed to either candidate. When asked how important the debates would be in helping them decide, 38% of registered voters said they would be extremely or quite important. Among those identified as "up for grabs," almost half said that.
Some voters plan to tune in because they are hungry for more details about what the candidates would do as president. "I hope there is something of substance in the debates," said Jim Ford, 50, of Orlando, Florida, who said he is inclined to vote for Mr. Romney.
Matthew Davis, a San Diego scientist, is leaning toward Mr. Obama but wants to learn more about Mr. Romney's plans to cut tax rates and limit deductions. "I'm mostly looking to Romney to step up his game. He has to give specifics about what tax deductions would no longer be available," said Mr. Davis, 25.
Both candidates have been immersed in intensive debate coaching sessions. Mr. Romney even did a full run-through of the 90-minute debate Sunday with Sen. Rob Portman (R., Ohio), who stands in for the president, in Boston.
Mr. Obama is preparing at a resort near Las Vegas with a contingent of advisers, as well as Sen. John Kerry (D., Mass.), who plays Mr. Romney. The president complained Monday during a phone call with a campaign volunteer that his aides are "keeping me indoors all the time…making me do my homework." However, a brown tarp blocking the view of the resort's basketball court suggests Mr. Obama has been shooting some baskets between sessions.
The candidates are likely to deploy familiar lines from their campaign scripts, but the context will be very different, given the national audience. "Unlike the typical campaign stump speech, they are not trying to mobilize their respective bases," said Gerhard Peters, co-director of the American Presidency Project at the University of California at Santa Barbara.
Tad Devine, a senior adviser to Al Gore during the 2000 campaign, said "the trick is to talk to swing voters while not alienating your own base. That is the line they both have to walk."
Mr. Gore's debates in 2000 with George W. Bush were widely seen as turning the campaign in the Republican's favor. Heading into the debates, Mr. Bush was eight points behind among registered voters. Afterward, he had a four-point lead. Analysts at the time panned Mr. Gore's performances for his factual misstatements, arrogant demeanor and even poor makeup.
In 1980, Ronald Reagan improved his standing in polls after his single debate with President Jimmy Carter. But the Gallup analysis concluded that because Mr. Reagan won the election by nearly 10 points, the debate wasn't likely a determining factor.
Even more memorable were the 1960 debates between John F. Kennedy, who appeared composed and telegenic, and Richard M. Nixon, who sweated visibly under the hot TV lights. Polls showed Mr. Kennedy down one point before the debates and up four afterward, an important shift heading into his photo-finish victory on Election Day.
Such balance-tipping potential looms this year, but analysts say it may take a major gaffe by Mr. Obama for Mr. Romney to be able to close his four-point deficit in the latest Journal poll.
"My sense of these numbers are that [the debate] comes at a helpful time for Romney to give him something else to talk about," said Bill McInturff, the GOP pollster who conducted the survey with Democrat Peter Hart. But he added, "it would take an episode of some magnitude to disrupt the structural lock that is shaping up on these numbers."
—Colleen McCain Nelson contributed to this article.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Guest lineups for the Sunday TV news shows:
ABC's "This Week" — Robert Gibbs, adviser to President Barack Obama's re-election campaign; Ed Gillespie, adviser to Mitt Romney's presidential campaign.
NBC's "Meet the Press" — Gibbs; former House Speaker Newt Gingrich; former Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, R-Calif.
CBS' "Face the Nation" — David Axelrod, adviser to the Obama campaign.
CNN's "State of the Union" — Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine; former Gov. Ted Strickland, D-Ohio.
"Fox News Sunday" — Sen. Kelly Ayotte, R-N.H.; Gov. Martin O'Malley, D-Md.


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Editor'sNote (Lisa Grossman): The popular loris tickling youtube video is not posted here because it has markedly fueled the illegal trade of baby lorises who are ripped from their mothers in the wild. A spokesman for YouTube said: "All videos uploaded must comply with our Community Guidelines, which prohibit animal abuse. "If we do find that videos do violate the guidelines, we remove them, usually in under an hour." The company declined to comment on the loris clips.
Published just 4 weeks ago in the American Journal of Primatology, a new, venomous, primate has been discovered Borneo. And they are already in trouble from low life poachers. The large eyes, two tongues and 'teddy bear' face of the nocturnal Nycticebus kayan, discovered in Borneo, makes it attractive for illegal poaching.
"Unfortunately, in addition to habitat loss to deforestation, thousands of lorises are being lost each year to black market pet trade, traditional medicine, and superstitious rituals." The world's only venomous primates could be gone in the flash of an eye, as the illegal trades see ravaging of populations.
Researchers have discovered a new slow loris species in the jungles of Borneo, according to findings published this week in the American Journal of Primatology. Known for its toxic bite, the slow loris — a nocturnal primate found across Southeast Asia — is closely related to a lemur and is characterized by unique fur coloration on its face and body.An international team of scientists pinpointed the new species, found in Borneo's central-east highland area, by studying the distinctive colorings of the faces of the animals.
Because they aren't domesticated they are afforded some legal protection under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species. Even researchers note keeping the intelligent and social animals as pets is cruel and the animals often do very poorly in captivity. And the terrified animals often have their teeth cut down with nail clippers to prevent it from biting the trader. This brutal practice is common among wildlife dealers in Indonesia before selling lorises in markets or at the roadside, and many of them die from the trauma or from septicaemia within days of capture.
Poachers steal infant lorises from their parents in the wild to sell at open-air markets in Indonesia, where they are traded for as little as Ł10. The export market is most lucrative in Japan, where lorises stolen to order sell for Ł3,500. The trade is now expanding into the US and Europe, with illegally smuggled lorises reported in the United Kingdom.
Dr Anna Nekaris, reader in primate conservation at Oxford Brookes University, said there is also a "massive" trade in Poland and Russia. "I have visited markets in Thailand where they advise on how to smuggle them into Britain," she adds.
Even zoos have difficulty meeting their nutritional needs for certain insects, tree gums and nectars and zoos rarely succeed in breeding them. Nearly all the primates in the pet trade are taken from the wild, breaking the bonds of the lorises' complex and poorly understood social structures. The teeth they use for their venomous bite are then torn out. Many of them die in the squalid conditions of pet markets. Once in the home, pet keepers don't provide the primates with the social, nutritional and habitat requirements they need to live comfortably. Pet keepers also want to play with the nocturnal animals during the day, disrupting their sleep patterns."
"YouTube videos of lorises being tickled, holding umbrellas or eating with forks have become wildly popular," said Anna Nekaris, study co-author, primatology professor at Oxford Brookes University and MU graduate. "CNN recently promoted loris videos as 'feel good' entertainment. In truth, the lorises gripping forks or umbrellas were simply desperate to hold something. The arboreal animals are adapted to spending their lives in trees constantly clutching branches. Pet keepers rarely provide enough climbing structures for them."
The only Loris rescue center in Thailand is run by Wildlife Friends Foundation Thailand. At their center they receive over a hundred lorises a year from all over the country and most are released back to the wild within days, having small to medium injuries from electric shock or wild traps.
"The pet trade isn't the only threat to loris survival. The animals also are used in Asian traditional medicines. The methods used to extract the medicines can be exceedingly violent, according to Nekaris, who also is director of the slow loris advocacy organization, Little Fireface Project.
For example, in order to obtain tears of the big-eyed lorises, skewers are inserted into the animals' anuses and run through their bodies until they exit the mouth. The still-living animals are then roasted over a smoky fire and the tears that stream from their eyes are collected and used to supposedly treat eye diseases in humans."
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Raise your beer stein high and give "Prost" to the third annual Old Falls Street Oktoberfest, sponsored by the Downtown Niagara Falls Business Association, on Saturday, Oct. 13, from noon to 9 pm., on Old Falls Street's middle block in Downtown Niagara Falls. The German-themed event will be held rain or shine and is free and open to the public.
The German American Musicians and the Bergholz German Band will provide live music. Festival guests will enjoy a wide variety of traditional German food, beer and wine vending, as well as other food and merchandise vendors throughout the day. The official Old Falls Street Oktoberfest T-shirt, featuring the new festive logo, will also be available for purchase.
The event also features free children's activities, from noon to 5 p.m., including a petting zoo, bounce house, arts and crafts, games and much more. Children under 12 years of age will receive free root beer, apple cider and pretzels.
"We are proud to host our Oktoberfest for the third year in a row," said Global Spectrum's Ryan Coate, chairperson of the Downtown Niagara Falls Business Association and general manager of Old Falls Street, USA, and the Conference & Event Center Niagara Falls. "The DNFBA and Old Falls Street's employees have been working diligently to make this our marquee autumn event for our downtown Niagara Falls area."
The schedule of events is as follows:
For more information, visit www.downtownniagarafallsny.com or www.FallsStreet.com or visit the official Old Falls Street Oktoberfest Facebook page.


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Hailing from the Bronx, Yonas is one of hip-hop's most-hyped emerging artists
Known for his incredibly unique style, the 25 year old makes it known that he is unlike anyone else in the game: "Too many times in music, and specifically in Hip-Hop and Rap, people feel the need to conform to what's popular. I have no intention of doing that. Instead I look to really mold my own style, and take risks musically."
Although Yonas is just breaking out, he has already built-up quite the list of accomplishments. In 2009, Yonas won a Billboard songwriting award for one of our favorite tracks "Banga". Additionally, his hit single "Shy Kidz" was featured on MTVu as well as Fuse TV. Just this past month, Yonas was featured on XXL Magazine's "The Break".
Yonas released his first mix tape, "I Am Us" back in 2010, and dropped his second project entitled "The Proven Theory" just over a year ago. Both have been very well received by fans, and the multimillion YouTube views can vouch for that. "The Transition" is the title to Yonas' latest work, and is available for free now. Stay in touch with Yonas on Facebook and Twitter for all things Yonas, and be sure to check out his store for the latest from his apparel line.
Find out more on his movement over at http://www.YonasMusic.com
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Hi to you all!
This will be a world dedicated to fan reviews. They will mostly
be anime reviews,but even some video games and maybe movie reviews.
For anyone that want to see my full list of reviews that I have done click HERE!
And for my "watch" list, you can click here for the anime series, anime movies and for manga. They all are short reviews and mostly based on my impression on them and how I enjoyed them as well, but also take the general quality which is also important to me.
And if anyone has some different opinion on some things,please let me know.
I hope that you will enjoy reviews here. ^___^
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BOSTON — There's no doubt that for most of the last two months the Boston Bruins' top line of Marc Savard centering wingers Phil Kessel and Milan Lucic has been a major reason for the team's success. And with Kessel ranking third in the league in goals scored and Savard sitting 12th in points, obviously the numbers are climbing to the point where the trio can be considered one of the most dangerous in the league.
But leave it to the Canadian media to blow the production out of proportion. One Canadian TV personality this morning actually brought up Pittsburgh's potent combination of Evgeni Malkin and Sidney Crosby (and whatever lucky winger gets to ride the other side when the duo are joined) to head coach Claude Julien as a comparable for the Bruins' "Big Three."
"We'd need a few more inches for that," Julien said with a chuckle. "But other than that, I think the damage that they do every night is obviously similar to that because I know that most teams are putting some of their best players on the ice against that line. And they just seem to thrive on it. They compete hard every night. And obviously a guy that doesn't get enough ink is Milan Lucic, who with his size and strength certainly makes or gives them a lot of space out there and has certainly made that line blossom."


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From our trading partner David A. Banister at Market Trends Forecast.com......
The SP 500 finally caved to match or go a bit lower than the SP 500 futures lows of about 11 days ago in yesterday's action. The drop to the 1390 area is within our 1386-1400 pivot points for a major wave low pattern that we outlined as far back as September 25th for our subscribers.
Our work centers around sentiment and crowd behavior, the headlines are of interest but only tell you the psychology of the publishing arms or talking heads at the time. Often headlines can be negative and the market climbs, or positive and the market is dropping. So the key for our work is figuring out where we are in the sentiment patterns of the crowd, and then to anticipate the pivots ahead of time and invest accordingly.
In fact, in just 24 hours or so we had a 43 point SP 500 drop… this is interesting because the same thing happened at the June 2012 lows as well. Back then we had outlined pivots in the 1250-1270 areas as likely lows, and the market ended up bottoming at 1267. This bottom area yesterday fits within pivots we were able to anticipate 7 weeks ago, without any knowledge of the election or other headlines around the world.
Often, major washout days like yesterday centering around major news (Election) can create the final panic sell-off to complete a wave pattern of negative sentiment to the downside and then reverse the markets higher in new bullish pattern. To be sure, there are many sentiment headwinds like the Fiscal Cliff and more in the coming weeks…but markets tend to price all that in ahead of time right?
At yesterdays lows the market seems to have completed all requirements for a C wave of an ABC complicated decline from the 1474 SP 500 highs and so far an 8 Fibonacci week correction period.
What we expect is a rally now and again, we need to get back up and over 1423-1427 pivots this time and hold more than 24 hours, but the odds of a rally are now at 75% from here. IF we fail to hold the 1388 pivots, then the next levels are 1372 and 1363 to watch.
Bottom Line? Most metrics have been met for a wave pattern low, (Whether this be wave 4 or wave 2 doesnt much matter just yet) and the market now has a chance to start a wave 5 or wave 3 rally to the upside. Lets watch 1388 areas to hold first, then we will watch 1403, then 1423-1427 pivots to clear. We are neutral to bullish now after this washout
Back on Sept 25th we did a chart forecasting a drop to 1395-1400 as likely before the downtrend would end, now let's see if the market can get some legs here. We have included that old chart here to show you how crowds are fairly predictable in their behavioral patterns in advance.
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Teams ends home season with win
Mexico Lady Bulldogs soccer team ended its home season Monday night on a good note, defeating the Fulton Lady Hornets 3-0.
"It was a good game. We played well ... so it was a good way to send off the seniors," stated MHS Coach Brad Ellebracht.
Scoring for Mexico were Lauren Ralls, Nutcha Pongsuea and Caroline Finck. Keagan Riddick and Erika Smiley picked up assists.
Mexico is back in action tonight against Canton for the final regular season game.
The junior varsity teams tied 0-0.
The Lady Bulldogs begin District competition Saturday at Moberly. They are seeded fourth and play their first match at 6 p.m. against Marshall the number five seed. Hannibal is seeded first, Moberly second and Kirksville third.


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Microsoft Seeks Patent On Virtual Graffiti Years After The Idea Is In Use
from the a-little-late-to-the-party dept
If that doesn't sound particularly new or non-obvious that's because it's not. We wrote about nearly an identical system that was already in use at Cornell University in August of 2003, more than three years before this Microsoft patent application was filed. Even in writing about that story, we noted that there were a few similar systems already out there and that "people have been talking about such things for ages"). How this could possibly be considered new or non-obvious seems like a reasonable question. Hopefully the patent examiner agrees and rejects this application.