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World No. 20 Sam Querrey accepted a wild card to play in the Delray Beach International Tennis Championships. The ITC begins Feb. 22 and runs through March 3 at the Delray Beach Stadium & Tennis Center and includes both ATP Champions Tour and ATP World Tour events.
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Based in New York City, the Trans-Siberian Orchestra united a 60-piece orchestra plus chorus with the talents of Paul O'Neill, a veteran hard rock producer. The group released its debut album, Christmas Eve and Other Stories, just in time for the 1996 holiday season. The Christmas Attic followed in 1998, and two years later the group issued its first non-seasonal recording, Beethoven's Last Night. In 2004, the band returned with the new album Lost Christmas Eve and collected all its Christmas recordings on the three-CD/one-DVD collection Christmas Trilogy. In 2009, after a five-year hiatus, the group returned with the two-disc Night Castle, a non-holiday-related concept album. A five-song EP, Dreams of Fireflies (On a Christmas Night), followed in 2012. ~ John Bush, Rovi
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Thank you, Greyhound! Believe me, it's all product. I'm quite the cadaverously complected wytch as well, so I know the struggle, babe. I require a truly industrial level of oil control, so I tend to use pretty heavy-duty paint—currently, I'm mixing half a pump of Marc Jacob's new Powersurge foundation in the lightest shade with a touch of Estee Lauder's DoubleWear Stay-In-Place in the color "Shell" to create my base. I spot conceal with MAC's Longwear in NW15 and highlight with MAC's Prep & Prime highlighter in Rose Radiance (I think). As far as glow is concerned, that's all NYC's Cheekglow, sweetness—it saves my life on a daily basis. Combine that with a bit of MAC's 'Soft n Gentle' and you're good to go. I'd also recommend a yellow-tinted primer—I know Makeup Forever and Kevyn Aucoin both make one. I use Hourglass's myself.
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It's been a minute, you guys! Apologies for the unexpected hiatus—the whole 'working full-time and applying to grad school simultaneously' combo makes for one distracted wytch. Regardless, I'm seeing Kanye with a super-cute bearded boy later tonight, so I decided to paint the ever living shit out of my face. Heels, fishnets, falsies, unnecessary cut-outs…what more could a girl want?
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I am not a remote control sex toy.
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As an aside, I was confiding to a friend recently about an icky dating experience and received these two cents in return. I think about them every time I'm grappling with what I believe I deserve in a relationship.
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Hope that helps, lovebug!
Anonymous asked: Top three lip colors: GO
So I was attempting the chubby gothic cowgirl version of Liv Tyler's character in Empire Records….shut up, it's a specific aesthetic.
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Black Knee-Socks: Forever21
Black Studded Ankle Boots: Nordstrom Rack, Size 10
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The Chicago Bulls have dug deeper than an oil rig during the 2013 NBA playoffs. Never was that more evident than Monday night's Game 1 win over the Miami Heat.
Nate Robinson poured in 27 points, hitting clutch shot after clutch shot, lifting Chicago to a 93-86 victory.
Star small forward Luol Deng, who is battling a potential case of viral meningitis, had to take in Nate Rob's All-Star-caliber performance from a hospital bed. Not even the distance, however, could keep Deng from celebrating with his teammates.
Shortly after the Bulls' upset victory, Deng took to Twitter and Instagram, posting this tweet and photo. He sent a simple message, "So proud of my team man, this bed might be good luck after all."
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The Bulls could have easily rolled over and called it quits after the loss of Deng and superstar Derrick Rose, as well as several other injuries and ailments the team is dealing with. They haven't, though, and that is something to be truly proud of.
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They say you can judge a man by the company he keeps and, if that is so, then Bob Spalding is a musician whose credentials have been established at the very highest level. Bob's association with The Ventures stretches back some thirty years, during which time he has developed the chameleon-like ability to play unerringly in the style of Nokie Edwards, Gerry McGee, Bob Bogle and Don Wilson as and when required. In fact he has deputised for them all, both in the studio and out on the road, and Don Wilson affectionately refers to him as the Fifth Venture. Bob Bogle also wryly observes that, given sufficient rehearsal time, he may be able to stand-in for Leon Taylor on the drums too!
Bobâs interest in the guitar stems back to the fifties when, like most other teenagers, his ear was caught by the early rockânâroll performances of country guitarists such as Scotty Moore and Hank Garland. It was, however, the venomous power chords and more sinister sound of Link Wray in 1959 that first made the guitar really meaningful for him. By 1961 he was playing in a local band named The Delphies with his brother Perry and a couple of friends, performing mostly Duane Eddy instrumentals â âwithout the key changesâ â he now confesses! Another early guitar influence was Dave Yorko of Johnny & The Hurricanes, but it was to be the arrival of The Ventures with their rather more sophisticated approach that really provided the spark and inspiration that fuelled his dreams and ambitions.
In 1962 Bobâs family was stationed in Japan with the US military and he was lucky enough to be one of very few westerners to witness The Venturesâ first tour of Japan as they appeared alongside Bobby Vee and Jo Ann Campbell. âI remember Don and Bob marching out on stage in their grey shark-skin suits and completely mesmerising the crowd with Walk Donât Runâ Bob recalled. âThey also did The McCoy, Yellow Bird, Hats Off To Larry and finished with Perfidia which drove the audience crazy again. What struck me most was that they played perfectly, and even though there were only two of them they sounded just like their records. I donât think they knew it then, but Don and Bob were the real headliners of that tour even though they appeared sandwiched between Campbell and Vee.â
In Japan he struggled with a few short-lived lessons on classical guitar, avidly listening and watching other guitarists to learn as much as he possibly could and making good progress. Towards the end of 1962 the family moved to Austin, Texas and Bob soon began playing professionally in the R&B bands that proliferated in that area. He would, however, always try to persuade them to play his preferred Ventures material. In 1964 he made his first recordings with The Nomads, a band he formed with his brother Perry on drums and two school friends. They cut several demos in a small two-track studio in downtown Austin but unfortunately none saw commercial release. After a spell in Southern California while Bob undertook some college work, he returned to Austin in 1966 and then re-activated The Nomads, achieving considerable regional success with the band in central Texas.
In 1968, after military service, he returned to California to continue his college work. By night though he would be playing guitar, composing, and making demos using a small sound-on-sound recorder that allowed him to produce full-band tracks on his own. These brought him to the attention of a Hollywood publisher and producer who invited him to become part of a band who were then just about to sign a record deal with Liberty. The band was Sweet Pain, a Crosby, Stills & Nash style group with fairly sophisticated vocal harmonies and instrumental arrangements. Bob recorded two albums and one single, titled Timber Gibbs, with this band and an eponymous album was released on Capitol Records during 1970. Shortly afterwards, in 1972, Sweet Pain disbanded and Bob returned to college to complete his degree course.
Whilst resident in California he also undertook a wide variety of session jobs which really broadened his experience, including playing back-up guitar for Chuck Berry, bass for country fiddler Doug Kershaw, backup for jazz guitarist Gabor Zabo, as well as working with producers such as Nick Venet and Frank Slay. His most significant liaison though was with Mel Taylor and Bob Bogle at the old Liberty offices on Hollywoodâs Sunset Boulevard. Billy Roberts, head of album projects at United Artists, had made The Ventures aware that one of the members of their hot new signing, Sweet Pain, was a major Ventures fan. With this introduction, Mel went to see Sweet Pain play a couple of times and, in response, Bob was invited along to the studio to see The Ventures at work. He was lucky enough to attend some rehearsals, and even participate in arrangement ideas for a few of the tracks that would end up on the Shaft album.
In fact Bob had met Nokie Edwards before. During his army days he had been stationed at Fort Lewis which was located just outside of Tacoma. He was playing in a small band when he heard on the musiciansâ grapevine that there was a legendary guitarist playing at the nearby Circle Club. When he discovered that it was Nokie Edwards he and his now wife Artie got straight down there. Much to their frustration they wouldnât let them in because twenty year old Artie was judged to be underage. Bob recalled, âI said we were just there to see Nokie and, much to my amazement, they went and got him! He came out and we introduced ourselves and he took us in as his guests. He was very nice to us and we watched two sets of his incredible guitar playing. Even though he was with a group that was doing covers of hits and country songs, his playing was mesmerising and he sounded just like he did on The Ventures records. It was an incredible experience.â
In 1972 Bob was working at a radio station when he received a call from Mel. Would he be interested in working with him on a solo album he was making for Don and Bobâs production company, and would he like to tour Japan as one of his backing band, The Dynamics? Bobâs response was âWhen do we leave?â Bob recorded two albums with Mel Taylor & The Dynamics, who included Gerry McGee on lead, Johnny Durrill on keys, and Bill Lincoln on bass. He also worked with Mel on some unreleased material cut in 1973.
In 1974 Bob temporarily dropped out of the music business and moved back to Texas. However, Mel and he kept in touch and, when The Ventures were re-activated in 1979 and passed through Austin on tour during 1981, Bob was delighted to be able to re-new his friendship with the guys. The tour continued on, but midway through the dates an ailing Nokie Edwards was forced into hospital for urgent treatment. Bob received a desperate telephone call from the band at two in the morning asking if he could fill the void. Don Wilson described it as âtrial by fireâ and Bob not only survived the ordeal but has been pretty much a fixture in The Ventures camp ever since.
In 1982 Bob moved back to Southern California so that he could concentrate on his work with The Ventures. Recording and occasionally touring with the band, as well as writing and arranging for them, has taken up much of the last twenty odd years. Check out the small print on those Ventures CDs and you will see that Bob has made significant contributions to Stars On Guitars, Southern All Stars 1 & 2, Seaside Story, At The Movies, Say Yes, Flying High, Mega Hits, New Depths, Walk Donât Run 2000, Acoustic Album, Christmas Joy, and the recently released Your Hit Parade. Bob is actively involved in the recording process and is variously featured on lead, rhythm and bass. So that nice Nokie or Gerry lick, pulsing bass line from Bob, or dextrous rhythm from Don that you so much admired, may well have actually been Bob Spalding.
Much of the material featured on his 5th Venture CD was recorded in 1990âs and first released on cassette under the title of âThe World Is A Curious Placeâ. I think that most of us who have been here for a while can testify to the truth of that. Here Bob plays all of the instruments, including keyboards, and also co-produces along with Greg Kirk. Itâs a real delight for us Ventures fans as Bob works in a succession of affectionate nods to our heroes in his skilful arrangements. Try Stormy Weather with its borrowed introductory lead line from The Venturesâ arrangement of Home, or Tsunami â a rockinâ re-vamp of Driving Guitars â and even a reggae version of Diamond Head! Another big influence on Bob is Dire Straitsâ Mark Knopfler. You can hear this on Bobâs own composition Rachel, and also on the introduction to Walk Donât Run. As a special bonus, extra tracks have been added to this CD and some of these feature the celebrated talents of Don, Bob and Mel playing alongside our versatile protagonist.
Bob Spalding has languished in the shadows for far too long. He now takes his rightful place out there in the spotlight at the front of the stage.
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In all interactions with others there are four ways of behaving people choose from:
Aggressive......Passive.....Passive-Aggressive..... Assertive
You choose a way of behaving every time you act (although the choice is often unconscious) and your choice is likely to change depending on the situation and the people involved. Rarely, if ever, does anybody choose one type of behaviour all the time, although people will tend to a preferred approach.
Recognising the different behaviours is an important first step in reacting appropriately to them.
This is where one person claims their right to be heard and have their needs met, but is unwilling to exercise their responsibilities to hear and listen to the other person or meet their needs — i.e. where one person considers their rights to be more important than the other's. This can be exhibited in one of two ways:
1. By overbearing the other person
"What would you know about it?" "Don't give me that bullshit!" "Are you ever going to finish that?" "I don't have time to listen to this"
2. By manipulating the other person
Lecturing, nagging, offering unsolicited advice, praising to manipulate, are all manipulating communication methods. This communication style is less openly aggressive than the overbearing approach but conveys the same basic message — "I am more important than you, I know better". The other person feels belittled. Some manipulating comments are:
"If I were you, I would" "I'm sure you can find time to" "You're so good at this... I know you won't mind"
This is where one person does not claim their right to be heard, or have their needs met, and acts as if the needs of the other person is more important than their own. When people are acting passively they demonstrate a lack of participation and interaction with others. They tend to give way to others in conversation and often avoid refusing requests, are either apologetic about stating what they need or how they feel, or avoid mentioning the subject at all. They may say things like:
"I'm really sorry to bother you" "No, no, that's fine" "Whatever you say"
This is where one person does not push to have their needs met but also ignores the needs of the other person. It is less easily spotted than the other two non-assertive behaviour types. It may look like passive behaviour, in that the person does not seem to state their needs. But, instead of doing what they agreed to, the person will simply ignore it. They "get their own back" by failing to deliver. Characteristic comments for this type of communication include:
"Was that today?" "I forgot, sorry" "I meant to get round to it, but I've been so busy"
Assertive behaviour is shown when you accept both your rights and responsibilities to make the relationship work. Assertive people tend to tell others what they need and why, but are prepared to discuss how they can meet those needs without ignoring the needs of the other person. Typical assertive comments might be:
"I can't help you move your stuff this morning, but I can come round at 12 if that would help" "I don't like Mary to have calls after 10pm, but I'll have her call you in the morning"
Assert yourself!
The term 'assertiveness training' cropped up the other day with my Algerian pilots' group, to whom I teach English. I tried to explain what this meant, and I didn't do it especially well. They had interpreted 'assertiveness' as being synonymous with 'bossiness', so I tried to explain that it was in fact a positive quality, but I'm not sure they really got it. In any event, the idea that people charged for training in what they took to be imposing your will on others struck them as something of a swizz. I've learned that Arab blokes are rarely wrong, and asserting themselves is simply what they do.
I envy this sort of easy self-confidence up to a point, although it can be very irritating. It comes of never having been challenged, of never having met an opposing moral viewpoint, or even imagining one could exist. Once, when the topic of freedom of speech arose, they said absolutely, they were staunch advocates, with the understanding, naturally, that it should entail no criticism of the government or religion. I think I called an early coffee break at that point.
I lived for fifteen years in a culture where most people would probably think the idea of 'assertiveness training' pretty bloody silly - indeed, pretty redundant. Greeks thrive on conflict, and you had better learn to handle it. Neighbours who have comparatively little happening in their lives and heads will periodically cause a stir about other people's rubbish, cooking smells, television or kids, just to spice up the quotidian a bit. Most of my neighbours were very kind, but I have friends and colleagues who had no end of bother with theirs. On the day of my arrival to take up my first job in Athens, the woman who met me at the airport told me that the best way to deal with combative neighbours was to shout louder than they did, as nobody was really listening anyway. That job involved calling back those people who had called us to express interest in teacher training courses. After that, I would be expected to keep on calling those who had not committed themselves. Are we not pestering people, I would ask. Won't they resent this?
'No, no,' the director said. 'In the Greeze, if you want that people do something, you mas poosh them, you mas poosh them, you mas poosh them!'communicating through the form of her instructions the lack of faith that anybody really is listening to anybody else.
One example of Greek-style assertiveness may stand for many. On the day that the drachma ceased, after three millennia or so, to be legal tender, I sat in a branch of the National Bank with a heavy carrier-bag full of assorted coin salvaged from pots, jars, pockets and corners, waiting to convert them into Euros. This meant the difference between the cat and me eating or not eating that night, so I had to wait, and it was a long wait. Taking a numbered ticket and waiting to be called to a cashier was a relatively new system at that time. Earlier, those with louder voices and sharper elbows, usually little black-clad widder-women, got served first.
At three o' clock or so, when I still had about fifty people ahead of me and as many more behind, there came a plump, upright bull-dog of a woman in a scarlet two-piece, enormous sunglasses and a necklace like a string of tennis balls. Ignoring the ticket dispenser, she advanced straight to the first cashier and initiated her transaction. This provoked a rumble of protest from the crowd – what is this, wasn't she ashamed, disgrace, take a ticket, Kyría mou*, like everyone else! But the lady was by no means ashamed, and she rounded on the company and said with magisterial indignation:
'I have my mother out there in the car, and we have just come from Ayos Savvas!' This provenance she enunciated most emphatically, separating the syllables: 'A-PO TON A-YO SA-VA!'
Ayos Savvas! Saint Savvas, the cancer hospital! To Athenians, the name is as a fall of frost on a summer's afternoon. The lady managed to convey that it was we, sitting there bored comatose on our benumbed arse-bones, that had wronged her, and not vice versa. By protesting, we were sadistically prolonging the suffering of Mrs Queue-Jumper senior, whose life hung by a thread out in the car. Of course, it may well have been the case that Mrs Queue-Jumper mère was in the pink of health and at that very moment at home enjoying iced coffee on her balcony, but pleading a sick relative in Greece will almost guarantee the instant capitulation of any who oppose your will, as it did here. There was muffled, grudging acknowledgement that the woman had a case, and she turned back to the cashier and concluded her business. Before leaving, she turned and called a short, reproachful efharistó ('thanks') to all of us still waiting.
It took me several years to feel able to call across a crowded (or empty) taverna to ask the waiter for the bill. It still goes against the cultural grain, but Greek waiters don't perpetually scan the tables looking for brief glances and raised eyebrows the way they do in England; either you sit there forever, or you holler. I will never develop the sheer effrontery of the lady in the bank, and although at the time I could have throttled her, I admit to reluctant admiration of that sort of balls.
***** Kyría mou = madam, with a touch of ironic formality here.
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After revealing the MV for Sistar19's latest track "Gone not Around Any Longer", stills of the pair have also been released.
Yesterday (3rd February), the group's management agency Starship Entertainment wrote on their official twitter page, "Sistar19's "Gone not Around any Longer" first post-release stills! This is to show you the broken-hearted Hyorin after breaking up. Her acting skills were too real, shocking all the staff on set." Two photographs of Hyorin were then posted.
In the two released photos, Hyorin is dressed completely in white, while her hair falls freely around her shoulders and tears flow from her eyes, showing her MV character's pain and suffering. Hyorin was required to keep up her act for around three hours, impressing those on set with her acting abilities.
On seeing the photographs, fans and netizens responded, "Hyorin has acting skills worthy of an idol", "This isn't a real break-up is it? She looks truly heartbroken" and "She really captures the track's emotions with her acting".


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oil on canvas, 30×40cm, 2007. Portrait of a woman with cigarette and a glass of red wine. Goes together with my painting "Red Wine".
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Julia is born in Berlin, Germany. Stayed abroad in Norway and Lithuania.
She is self-tought. Julia loves the decorative, colourful, ornamentativ,figurative and handmade oil painting. She likes bright paintings as life has enough sorrow and despair. In art she is free and can create whatever she wants. She paints, because there are more images in her head than she will ever be able to paint. She likes artists who are courageous enough to do the figurative thing.
Great work …love everything on it…bravo Julia!!!
Beautiful art-work Julia.
Yes julia very nice and like a mention in other Times your art is very original!!!
Thank you Sandro, I am glad you like this one too and yes I try to concentrate on my own style. It was difficult enough to develop it :-)
– Julia Keil
You r doing a very good job to achievening it.
Love all your paintings
Love it ..I feel like you must have been peeking in on me ..aaahhh .. a wine and a cigarette ..is there anything more relaxing after a sit day :) wonderful colours and fantastic painting overall
Beautiful work…
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Kristen fans are the most humble, awesome, coolest fans out there. Don't you DARE to insult them!
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Project by HenryH | posted 1048 days ago | 1309 views | 4 times favorited | 13 comments |
'Birdseye' Rocking chair
I made this chair for my wife. She is 5' 2" so it is pretty small.
It is based on plans by Hal Taylor. I made one two years ago with the old plans. This one has a more sculpted joint between the arm and the front leg.
It is made from 8/4 Birdseye Maple. The exception is the front and back legs are made of plain Hard maple. Finish is Waterlox natural oil.
Its the first time I worked with birdseye Maple. It was expensive, very hard and did chip a little.
I did not get the best pics of this. I do not think it captures the true beauty of this wood.
It absolutly glows in the daylight!
I am convinced that craftsmanship is secondary to the quality of the wood you use.
I'm guesing I'll get more comments on the wood than the craftmanship. It happens at home too.
Thanks for looking.
-- HenryH - PA
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13 comments so far
#1 posted 1048 days ago |
WOW—- That is one GOOD looking rocker. Bet your wife loves it. Thanks for posting. -- Mike, Missouri --- "A positive life can not happen with a negative mind." --- |
#2 posted 1048 days ago |
Great work; excellent design and execution, and oh by the way, that maple is nice! -- -=Den |
#3 posted 1048 days ago |
Well the close up of the back braces sure show off the wood. Was the birdseye maple any harder to work with when shaping? You did a nice job on this chair, thanks for posting. -- Good judgement comes from experience and experience comes from poor judgement. |
#4 posted 1048 days ago |
nice work! |
#5 posted 1048 days ago |
No daylight needed. It is a beauty. |
#6 posted 1048 days ago |
gotta say man its your craftsmanship that brings out the beauty of the wood! a true sculpture of a project i love it! -- the journy of a thousand miles begins with a single step " Lou-Tzu" |
#7 posted 1048 days ago |
I love this chair! Great design, and your choice of wood is perfect!! Great pictures! Thanks for posting. -- Glen, Pennsylvania, Colossians 3:23 "Whatever you do, work heartily, as for the Lord and not for men." |
#8 posted 1048 days ago |
I think you sold it short…...The craftsmanship and the wood are fantastic! Well done and I am sure it does glow! |
#9 posted 1048 days ago |
Your wife is very lucky. Thats a beautiful chair. |
#10 posted 1048 days ago |
From start to finish it took 11 months 24 days. I started the first week of Jan 2010 and brought it up from the basement Christmas eve night 2010. -- HenryH - PA |
#11 posted 1048 days ago |
Good things come to those who wait. no doubt you are a excellent craftsman and patient! |
#12 posted 1048 days ago |
You did that wood justice! I think that is the best complement one can give, that the craftsman did the best to bring out what the wood had to offer. Great job. -- Every cloud has a silver lining |
#13 posted 1048 days ago |
Your chair rocks! -- Paul Lemiski, Ontario Canada, Custom Wooden Rocking chairs and tables http://www.canadianwoodworks.com |
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