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A must-read for any parent or carer of an OCD child, Sanders talks with honesty and humour about her son's illness, providing practical advice and insight. She covers everything from getting a diagnosis and what to expect in therapy, to how to cope with panic attacks, how it might affect the rest of your family and how you might feel as a parent. more »November 2014, Paperback: £12.99/ $19.95
Megan invites readers to learn about anxiety from her perspective, helping them to understand why she sometimes feels anxious and how this affects her physically and emotionally. She talks about techniques she has learnt to help manage her anxiety, and tells family, friends and teachers how they can support someone who suffers from anxiety. more »2014, Paperback: £8.99/ $14.95
The Homunculi are little men who live in the brain and control our actions and thoughts. This concept provides a platform to enable the creation of scenarios that help children to visualise different aspects of their character. This is the complete guide to the intervention, which comprises a series of one-hour sessions over a period of 8-10 weeks. more »2013, Paperback: £19.99/ $34.95
Katie invites readers to learn about OCD from her perspective, helping them to understand what it is and how her obsessions and compulsions affect her daily life. This is an ideal, illustrated introduction to OCD for both young people and older readers. It shows family, friends and teachers how they can support someone with the condition. more »2013, Paperback: £8.99/ $13.95
The anger gremlin feeds off anger and gets bigger the angrier you get. The only way to stop him is to starve him of angry feelings, and this workbook teaches you how. Fun and simple activities help young people to understand and control their anger. Based on cognitive behavioural therapy principles, it is an ideal anger management resource. more »2012, Paperback: £12.99/ $19.95
Offering rich insights into what Asperger's is like for the child, this compassionate book will empower parents and teachers, enabling them to nurture the child's strengths and work towards a happy and promising future. The book is packed with strategies, insights, and points to remember in order to address common areas of difficulty. more »2011, Paperback: £13.99/ $19.95
Written with both parent and teen in mind, every story in this book outlines a real-life situation that young people on the autism spectrum are likely to encounter. Each story is followed by questions and practical tips for parents on how to initiate constructive discussions. Teens will then be able to transfer these skills into everyday life. more »2011, Paperback: £15.99/ $24.95
The book begins by exploring how children with AS operate and the implications for mainstream school settings. It goes on to give practical advice for one-on-one working, DIY resources for visual learners, tools for effective assessment, and much more. Information on how personal wellbeing can be maintained in stressful situations is included. more »2010, Paperback: £13.99/ $22.95
The authors examine the underlying causes of BESD, and discuss research-based theory. They offer a range of interventions and therapies for use in and out of school, and encourage practitioners to develop skills such as engaging with parents, identifying special educational needs and setting constructive boundaries. more »2010, Paperback: £18.99/ $34.95
Trauma can result from a range of experiences from bullying to witnessing violence to living through war. This book explores the different reactions children may experience, and the impact trauma can have. Appropriate and effective ways of helping children after a traumatic event are outlined, and different types of therapy are discussed. more »2010, Paperback: £19.99/ $32.95
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Ex-FBI Agent Cody O'Brien has way too much experience living in the shadows. When her husband is killed in an arrest gone bad, Cody and her young son Ryan become the targets of a vengeful Russian mobster named Oskar Kirov. Kirov's eldest son Viktor was also killed during the deadly arrest and Oskar has sworn to kill both Cody and Ryan. To protect her son, Cody enters the Witness Protection Program, but when someone in the FBI leaks their location, Kirov's gang comes gunning.
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In 1946, on this day Winston S. Churchill (pictured) is sworn in as first Prime Minister of the United Dominions of America. He will preside over a domain extending from the Arctic Circle to the Rio Grande and including Cuba.
Fruition of a Dream by Eric LippsThe UDA's nominal subordination to London will in practice amount to little more than continuing to accept the British pound as legal tender alongside the United Dominions' own. Theoretically, the UDA is to answer to the King and Parliament; in reality, it is strong enough, both economically and militarily, to say no to London and make it stick.
This reality is not lost on London, which dreads the prospect of having to enforce its will militarily. Incoming British prime minister Clement Attlee privately advises King Edward VIII that it will probably be necessary to treat the UDA as, de facto if not quite de jure, a sovereign nation. The King reluctantly concurs, but mourns being the monarch to in effect lose so large a portion of the British Empire. Attlee responds that he should console himself that the process has been underway for many years, and is not the fault of any failing on his part.
American nationalists celebrate throughout the UDA at the coming to fruition of a dream they have nurtured since the uprising of the 1770s. That attempt at secession from the British Empire had fallen apart when rebel leader Thomas Jefferson refused to excise a passage condemning the African slave trade from his proposed declaration of independence and the insurgents' "Continental Congress" broke apart over the issue. A second rebellion, launched by slaveholding Southerners after Britain outlawed slavery throughout the Empire in 1838, had likewise failed. But the power of the nominally subject North American colonies had grown steadily, and the terrible generation of the 1914-1942 World War, when Britain, Spain and Japan had battled for their lives against Imperial Germany, Austria-Hungary, and the totalitarian republics of France and Russia had only strengthened North America while badly weakening the Home Islands. At the same time, North American awareness of the colonies' strength had combined with a growing resentment of being ruled, however loosely, by a distant monarch to revive the movement for independence. At the close of the war, Americans had been in a position to press London for sovereignty, and Churchill, whose mother had been American and who had left England in 1913 following a bitter dispute with his father Lord Randolph Churchill, had been among the most eloquent and forceful advocates for the cause.
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A new report out of Britain's Open University last week looks at the unique challenges facing the bisexual community and the compounding impact of homophobia and biphobia. A meta-analysis of various studies found that bisexual people face a higher risk of mental health problems — such as depression, anxiety, self harm, and suicidal thinking — than even gays and lesbians. This is because people who are bi face distinct forms of stereotypes and exclusion that come from both the straight and gay communities. Here are a selection of some of the recommendations the study makes for combating biphobia:
- Separate biphobia out from homophobia, recognising that there are specific issues facing bisexual people such as lack of acknowledgement of their existence, stereotypes of greediness or promiscuity, and pressure to be either gay or straight.
- Recognise the role that biphobia and bisexual invisibility play in creating negative outcomes for bisexual people.
- Recognise that bisexual people are also subject to homophobia, heterosexism and heteronormativity.
- Tackle biphobic hate crime by separating out the experiences of bisexual people in national surveys, examining bisexual-specific experiences, and particularly addressing sexual assault.
- Specifically target bisexual youth in sexual health campaigns, rather than subsuming them in lesbian and gay categories. Any restrictions relating to sexual health, such as the donation of blood, should be around safety of sexual practices engaged in rather than the genders or sexual identities of those involved.
The full report is worth a read, as it includes the testimony of many bisexual people and a helpful discussion for understanding the identity's many possible variations. Given researchers are still wasting time on whether bisexuality even exists — it does — further examination for the unique experiences of bi people can further an understanding of all people's sexualities and the way society treats them. (HT: Jane Fae.)
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The Open University has published The Bisexuality Report, bringing together the best research about bi life in the UK today. Its production is a collaboration between three national groups: the academic & research group BiUK; visibility project Bisexual Index; and bisexual magazine Bi Community News.
The full report is available online here on the Bisexual Index website.
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If you asked Zoe Prekop about herself, she would say she is a junior from Chicago that loves traveling, exploring new places and even cliff jumping! But in addition to being a fun-loving teen open to new ideas and experiences, Zoe has been a huge advocate for ending hunger and poverty and organizing support for Heifer International.
As a member of the Lincoln Park Presbyterian Church-a congregation of about 60 people-she has been doing Living Gift Markets in her community since she was 9 years old. Over the years, Zoe has raised approximately $7,000 and says she plans to continue doing this popular fundraiser as long as she can. Zoe recently spoke with Beth Gunzel, Community Engagement Coordinator for Heifer in Chicago, to share her story.
Beth: What inspired you to get involved in hunger and poverty issues?
Zoe:My family has always been one to give back to the community in one way or another, so I grew up with not only an expectation, but wanting to help those in need. When I was nine years old, back in 2005, I saw a Heifer magazine [World Ark] in my grandparents' house. I looked through the whole magazine and loved the idea of a sustainable donation. I've been working in LPPCs homeless shelter for many years and I find myself attracted to helping the homeless and hungry, which is probably why I was so drawn to Heifer.
Beth:How do you get church members to support your Living Gift Market?
Zoe:I sell Heifer [animals] during LPPCs Alternative Christmas Fair where there are multiple people from different organizations selling a variety of merchandise. Everyone is so supportive and they realize that even though they don't walk off with a physical gift, what they bought is more important than anything they could have gotten wrapped from a store.
Beth:Are there any particular countries that Heifer works in that you are most interested in?
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Beth: What three tips would you give on having a successful Living Gift Market?
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Beth: What words of encouragement can you provide for other teens considering doing a Living Gift Market?
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The end of hunger isn't a fairy tale
Welcome to the Heifer family. Donors, volunteers, recipients and our teams around the world share a common goal: To end hunger and poverty in a sustainable way. It's a lofty goal, but we know it's achievable. Together we are the family that can create this change.
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See stories of how lives are being transformed around the globe through Heifer's work in more than 40 countries.
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Heifer's Work Around the World
See where Heifer is working around the world to end hunger.
Sonoma/Napa Volunteers Increase Heifer's Visibility
Heifer International volunteers may be small in number but have accomplished large things. A recent example was participating in the Heirloom Seed Expo at the Sonoma County Fairgrounds in Santa Rosa, California.
Fourth Graders Rise to a Challenge
As a school volunteer in a rural county in North Carolina, I offered enrichment to four bright 4th graders on my favorite subjects--poetry, geography, nutrition, astronomy, and history--in six week blocks, ending with a 30 question challenge. If all students outperformed a teacher of their choice on my quiz, I donated $20 to Heifer International. Motivated by the fun of selecting and giving an animal or share, the girls won every challenge! When the students defeated their principal, he too donated $20! In total, these girls raised $120 for animals for other families.
Fill the Barn
Kim, Chairperson of the Social Ministry Committee at Trinity Lutheran Church in Monticello, MN, wrote Heifer International a beautiful letter about her congregation's most recent fundraising effort.
Young Niece Inspires Giving
Ella was a lover of goats, passionate about protecting the environment and committed to the work of Heifer International.
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My name is Rogan, I am 16-years old and I have been a beekeeper for nearly four years now. My sister, Sage, and I started beekeeping after being awarded a very generous youth scholarship from the Kansas Honey Producers Association...
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In May 2013, I was travelling to Cambodia with the Heifer team working on training their Community Animal Health Workers...
Read a Book and Raise Some Money
Twenty-seven students at St. John Catholic School in Kansas City participated in Heifer International's Read to Feed program. Together they read nearly 450 books this summer, and by collecting sponsors for the books read, they raised $2,090 for Heifer International! The students generously decided to donate one heifer, three schools of fish, one water buffalo, two llamas, two sheep, one goat, tree seedlings, three rabbits, two beehives, two flocks of chicks, one flock of ducks and one flock of geese! Congratulations and thank you to the students of St. John Catholic School!
A Heifer Farm Volunteer is Uplifted
Groups like the 7th graders from Williston Northampton School in Massachusetts remind me of the importance to keep trying and keep teaching and being certain that ending hunger and poverty and caring for the earth is not a fantasy that Dan West had in 1939 and acted on in 1944. Heifer's mission is an ongoing reality that I am proud to be part of and extremely pleased to share with participants of all ages.
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A small community of 4,000 surpasses their fundraising goal for Heifer International and the resulting consequences are adorable.
Our House Visits Heifer International
Our House, in Little Rock, visited Heifer Ranch with the kids from their youth program.
A Crisis Solved (For a Time)
At an environmental festival, the event table for Heifer International was set up in the same way we had done it hundreds of times before, but this time we were not getting any visitors. Something was wrong.
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A long-time volunteer explains why she supporters Heifer International.
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The First Congregational Church of Marion, long time Heifer International supporters, created a unique fundraiser.
In Memory of a Beloved Teacher
Becky, a beloved 6th grade teacher at Austin Academy in Garland, TX, passed away a year ago in a tragic motorcycle accident. Her school decided to honor her memory by donating to Heifer International. Becky's co-worker and friend, Mindy, was kind enough to allow us to share their story.
Honey for Chicks
A worker from Heifer came to my library and after the program I was inspired to raise money for Heifer. We sold honey that was fresh from our bees at the library and we reached our goal of $20 to buy some baby chicks!
It Takes a Village
The West Bath School, 150 students Grades K-5, began their 6th annual Read to Feed campaign led by former teacher and now librarian, Mrs. Elena Desjardins (Mrs. D). Three weeks into the campaign, Ethan Reno, a 4th grader, approached Mrs. D saying, "I want to help you inspire more students to join Read to Feed this year because I want to help save more children."
HS West Environmental Club Raises Over $3,000 to Help the Impoverished
The Half Hollow Hills High School West Environmental Club is proud to announce that they were able to raise $3,010 to be donated to Heifer International, a nonprofit organization working to eradicate poverty and hunger through sustainable, values based holistic community development.
Real World Survivor
Our students study ethics with issues of Global Poverty and Hunger through discourse on the Millennium Development Goals. It is a Keystone course for Webster's Global Citizenship program.
Oliver's Artwork Helps End Hunger
My son, Oliver, who is seven years old, was inspired by a friend who was selling home-made cookies in order to donate a flock of chicks to Heifer International. He loved the idea of helping needy families by donating an animal that could provide food as well as a way for the family to make money.
Making Pigs Fly in Papua New Guinea
There appeared to be little hope, the viability of the farm was in serious doubt. Then I read about Heifer International and how they manage to fly various animal's across the globe. "It they can do it, so can we," said one of the students.
Passing On the Gift of Education
By continuously passing on the gift of Education, we continue with the circle of sharing the knowledge and training of Heifer International with the old volunteers and the new volunteers, with the staff and projects, with the participants and new participants. There are enough ways to pass on the gift of education to ensure a world where everyone should have enough.
Students Read to Make a Difference
Students were shocked to learn that 1 in 8 people will go to bed hungry each night. Then they learned about Heifer International-an organization that "provides livestock for struggling families who have few resources and need an ongoing source of income," and how those "gifts help families lift themselves to self-reliance."
The Best Birthday Gift Ever
Our son is about to turn 12, and two months ago he said he wanted to talk to us about his birthday. We thought, "Here we go - what does he want this year?" Instead he shocked and amazed us by saying that he had everything he needed and he would like to donate the money we would have paid on a present for him to charity.
Student "Auctions" Heifer Animals
High school student and 4H member Madden Shanks was motivated by her community service class at Friday Harbor High School to organize a livestock auction to support Heifer International. Having raised livestock through 4H and San Juan County Youth Livestock, Madden knows how important animals can be to struggling families.
East Hampton Church Celebrates Mother's Day Heifer Style
Can you think of a more appropriate day to kick off the Heifer Project than Mother's Day? Heifer is all about mothers, mothers and their babies. Heifer mothers come in all sorts of shapes and sizes from tiny, little fish to….well, big mothers with udders like me. Have you ever seen a finer specimen?


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Have you ever wanted to see your favorite player receive a special award? Do you know about the Steven McDonald Extra Effort Award? Now is the time to vote for which member of the Rangers' roster you think deserves that honor. Vote now through 6 April as many times as you like and get entered into a contest for a really cool prize!
We have yet to see the Rangers' newest defensive acquisition, Raphael Diaz, hit the ice for a game. Adding more depth isn't a bad move for the Rangers, and it might remind you of last year's blockbuster trade. I don't think anyone thought the boys from Columbus would turn into the type of players they would get attached to, afterall "they are the reason we lost Gaby". A little over a year later, I'd say Glen Sather won that trade.
For those of you keeping track, Ryan Callahan scored his first goal with the Tampa Bay Lightning, yesterday. He's been playing on a line with Valtteri Filppula, formerly of the Detroit Red Wings. Many ignore Filppula as an "old guy" though he has never had a season that did not result in a playoff berth. Callahan has moved on frm the Rangers, though you shouldn't feel upset for him goingto another team; he is in a good place.
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Response from Judith Feinberg, M.D.
University of Cincinnati, College of MedicineIf your problem resolves, albeit slowly, with irtaconazole (Sporanox), then most if not all of what you have is thrush. Your doctor can order an antifungal resistance test on an isolate that's grown from a swab of your mouth when the infection... Read more »
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Posted by Anonymous, 2 RepliesI had oral thrush end of February this year and it took a few weeks to get rid of (due to antibiotics). My doctor tested me for HIV and it was negative after 32 days. I left the country shortly after and my doctor said that the thrush had cleared... Read more »
Oral thrush will not go away...
Posted by Sal, 3 RepliesHi there,
I tested negative at about 5 weeks after protected sex with a CSW.
Sore throat and thrush will not go away. My GP has given me several antibiotics and treated my oral thrush with Nystatin and Mycelex. Niether one seems to get rid of my... Read more »
scraping thrush
Posted by une_fille, 1 Replyprobably a very silly question, but when one scrapes off thrush from the tongue, how long does it take for the yeast to grow back over where the tongue was scraped? is it a matter of hours? if one did it before they went to bed, would it be back... Read more »
Posted by Anonymous, 1 ReplyDoes anyone here know how long after hiv infection that thrush would apear???
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Film Review: Compound Fracture (2013)
SYNOPSIS: Michael Silna has just gotten custody of his only sister's son after she was murdered by her husband before his very eyes. To fulfill his sister's dying wish, Michael takes his nephew and wife and makes the journey home to his only other living relative: his estranged, eccentric (and extremely paranoid) father who is obsessed with building an unassailable compound. Once there, Michael hopes to repair his shattered family, but instead he finds that … Continue reading
COMPOUND FRACTURE Gets A DVD Release Date
After a rather lengthy and successful festival run and even a theatrical roll out it is finally time for COMPOUND FRACTURE to make its way into your living room. Starring Tyler Mane and Derek Mears it gives us our first teaming up a couple of horror heavy hitters. Also starring Leslie Easterbrook, Renae Geerlings, Daniel Roebuck, Todd Farmer, Jelly Howie and Alex Saxon the film tells the story of "a broken family with a history … Continue reading
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Ansonia High running back Arkeel Newsome, the UConn Football program's first-ever Parade All-American, is the most recent recruit to send his letter which has been received at UConn so the state's all time leader in rushing yards and touchdowns is officially a Husky.
UConn Coach Bob Diaco will be able to talk about Newsome and the rest of the Class of 2014 today. He'll address the media by teleconference at 3:30 p.m.
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Steve Hashemi, 6-5, 260 OT, St. Joseph-Trumbull
Alec Bloom, 6-6, 234, TE, Ligonier (Pa.) Valley
Tom Rodrick, 6-3, 220 RB, Leicester, Mass.
Daniel Oak, 6-6, 265 OL, Fort Myers Fla.
Ron Johnson, 6-0, 215 RB, Naples, Fla
Luke Carrezola,, 6-3, 230 LB, Langhorne, Pa.
Anthony Watkins, 6-1 CB, Lawrenceville (N.J.) Prep
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I should also have pointed out that you don't actually need SetACL to do this now as it can be done from the root directory which contains all your student folders ie. intake2005.
1 - To do this via the Windows, browse to one of the root folders eg intake2005 and bring up the file/folder security dialog.
2 - Add the Teachers group into the list and give the group the required access eg. Modify
3 - Click the Advanced button, select the Teachers group and click Edit
4 - Change the 'Apply Onto' setting to 'Files only'
Should have the same effect as the SetACL line.


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This guesthouse is located in Stockholm (Sodermalm), close to Lake Trekanten, Stockholm City Hall, and Stockholm Royal Palace. Also nearby are Museum of Medieval Stockholm and Royal Swedish Opera.
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Dining options at the guesthouse include a restaurant and a snack bar/deli. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. This Stockholm guesthouse also offers multilingual staff, coffee/tea in the lobby, and laundry facilities. Limited onsite parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis (surcharge).
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The Military Diet, or the 3 day diet plan, is a short term diet where you can lose up to 10 pounds a week. The actual diet plan for the Military Diet is detailed below. Here's a menu plan to help you plan your 4 days OFF the diet: 1500 calorie diet plan.
Water is the best thing you can drink on the Military Diet. So drink as much as you can! Artificial sweeteners aren't good for you, so try to avoid them. Read more about artificial sweeteners. You can also drink no caffeine herbal teas or use Stevia as a sweetener.
For coffee addicts: I really love (need) coffee too, so I understand why everyone writes me about coffee! Caffeine withdrawal is no fun either, especially when you're on a low calorie diet. So here's some good news… Black coffee has less than 10 calories per cup, so if you need to sneak in a cup here and there, just cut out the equivalent calories elsewhere. Do not add cream and sugar. You can add Stevia if you like. You're welcome…
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5 saltine crackers
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Ms Brighid Lowe
Slade School of Fine Art UCL
Gower Street London WC1E 6BT
Research Summary
Brighid Lowe's work uses a wide variety of media and formats including text, sculpture and drawing. Current research considers ideas of evidence, loss, value and the tensions between rhetoric and substance, representation and materiality. Previous research has centred around the archive as a model of representation and the mapping of digital space.
Solo exhibitions include Jerwood Artists' Platform, London in 2004. Group exhibitions include Intelligence, Tate Britain, 2000; You Are At Home Here, Lokaal 01, Breda, Holland, 2003, Take Shape-Make Shift, Instants Chavires, Paris, 2010 and Switch, Baltic 39, Newcastle upon Tyne in 2012.
Recent writings have been included in an anthology of artists' fiction, The Alpine Fantasy of Victor B and Other Stories and have been performed at The Known Unkowns at Volatile Dispersal, Festival of Art Writing at the Whitechapel Gallery, London, 2009.
In 1998, she received a Paul Hamlyn Award for Artists and in 2007, Rain Drawing (1) was awarded second prize in the Jerwood Drawing Prize.
Nomadic Reading Room2013
Nomadic Reading Room, Roundhouse, Myatt's Field, London, UK
A selection of artists' books, printed matter and ephemera curated by Connie Butler. The collection includes work by Milly Thompson, Marc Camille Chaimowicz, Ed Atkins, The Coelacanth Journal, The Happy Hypocrite and Patrick Coyle.
Lokaal 01, Breda, Netherlands
Large group exhibition to mark the closure of Lokaal 01, Breda, Netherlands.
Last Day2012
Cartel, The Old Police Station, Deptford, London, UK
A group show curated by Paul O'Neill, including the artists Liam Gillick, Ian Whittlesea, Pavel Buchler and Mark Hutchinson.
Parts and Labour2012
Camberwell Space, Camberwell College of Arts, London, UK
Parts and Labour (3 Hours minimum Wage) was an experimental project devised and curated by John Chilver and Brighid Lowe at Camberwell Space, Camberwell College of Art, London. Artists were invited to send instructions for actions or operations to be done to a pre-defined kit of materials, in no more than two hours' paid labour. The artists were paid for one hour at the minimum wage; the assistants who carried out the instructions were paid for two hours at the minimum wage level. Parts and Labour was an experiment devised to reflect upon the material conditions of art production and the hierarchies and value of authorship and interpretation. Participating artists: Leah Capaldi, Marc Camille Chaimowicz, Charlie Jeffery, Gareth Jones, Francesco Pedraglio, Adrian Piper, Martina Schmuecker, Florian Slotawa, Sarah Staton, Richard Wentworth. The exhibition will be re-staged in Germany, with the same artists instructions being re-interpreted by a totally different group of assistants. The exhibition posed many questions around the slippery definitions of authorship, intention, value, creative abilities and instruction.
Friendship of the Peoples2011
Simon Oldfield Gallery, Covent Garden, London, UK
Group show in which twenty artists proposed another twenty artists to build a community of forty artists. All the artists produced a uniform sized work around the idea of the poster. Other artists exhibiting included: Bridget Smith, Fiona Banner, Daniel Sturgis, Matthew Higgs. Two works were exhibited 'Evidence Poster' 2009, screen print on poster paper, dimensions of each: 52x42 cms. This work was originally produced as part of Phyllida Barlow's Arts Council funded research project "What Do Artists Do?". An accompanying catalogue was published by the Simon Oldfield Gallery with a text by Matthew Collings.
Several Interruptions: 15 Years of the Slade Centre for Electronic Media in Fine Art2011
North Lodge, Gower Street, UCL
Seven, sequential solo presentations to celebrate 15 years of the Slade Centre for Electronic Media in Fine Art in 2011. Exhibited: 'Each Long Second' 2006, A0 photocopies, tape. Dimensions: 880 X 850 cms.
Take Shape - Make Shift // Prendre forme - Provisoire2010
Instants Chavires, Montreuil, Paris, France
Group show curated by Charlie Jeffery at Instants Chavires, Paris, France. Instants Chavires is a music and art venue conceived as a laboratory for improvised, experimental and noise music and the visual and sonic arts. Work from 16 artists, including John Cage, Tom Cale, Matthew Houlding, Charlie Jeffery. One work exhibited: 'Each Long Second' 2006, A0 photocopies, tape. Dimensions 880 x 850 cms.
Use and Mention2010
Stephen Lawrence Gallery, The University of Greenwich, London, UK
A group exhibition about collage, curated by John Chilver. Other exhibiting artists included: Gareth Jones, Simon Bedwell, Goshka Macuga, Martha Rosler, DJ Simpson.
I am by Birth a Genevese2009
Forde-Espace d'art Contemporain, Geneva, Switzerland
Large group show shown in two venues: Vegas Gallery, Redchurch Steet, London, UK and at Forde-Espace d'art Contemporain, Geneva,
Nettie Horn, Vyner Street, London, UK
Exhibited work: Rain Drawing (1), 2006 150 X 216 cms Paper, pen, rain
I am by Birth a Genevese2009
Vegas Gallery, Redchurch Street, London, UK
Large group show shown in two venues: Vegas Gallery, Redchurch Steet, London, UK and at Forde-Espace d'art Contemporain, Geneva, Switzerland. Other artists included: Pierre Bismuth, Christian Marclay, Paul Noble, Laure Provost.
Liz Arnold, Camden Arts Centre2009
Camden Arts Centre, London
Liz Arnold (1964-2001) was one of the most original painters to emerge onto the London art scene in the 1990s. Co-curated with the artists Bridget Smith, Richard Kirwan and Dan Sturgis at the Camden Arts Centre, London, this posthumous survey exhibition was designed to critically re-assess the possibilities of imaginative, figurative painting as a prescient and viable language. The exhibition involved extensive research to assemble and then exhibit Arnold's representations of alien, hybrid worlds populated by fly-women, smoking ladybirds and femme-fatale bugs. It was accompanied by a File Note publication, ISBN 978 1 900470 91 9. All four curators participated in a public discussion with Andrew Graham Dixon at Camden Arts Centre. The exhibition was featured and reviewed in the Independent, the Sunday Telegraph, the Guardian and Time Out. I was invited to write about Liz Arnold's work in the Time Out Art Preview, March 12th 2009. This exhibition was awarded additional funding from The Elephant Trust, and its publication was additionally funded by the Cranford Collection. Camden Arts Centre is funded by the Arts Council, Camden Council and the Clore Duffield Foundation.
Gimpel Fils, 30 Davies Street, London, W1K 4NB
Two exhibited works: 'Each Long Second', 2006, A0 photocopies, tape. Dimensions: 880 x 850 cms. 'Rain Drawing (2), 2007, pen, paper, rain. Dimensions: 100 x 140 cms. Reviewed in Art Monthly, Sept 08/No 319.
Walls Have Ears2008
Man&Eve, 131 Kennington Park Road, London SE11 4JJ
the gallery at Wimbledon, Wimbledon College of Art, London
A group exhibition curated by Jeremy Akerman, which featured new work from Brighid Lowe, Tariq Alvi, Michael Curran, with supporting work from two photographers, and an essay by the artist Paul Rooney. The exhibition coincided with the drawing conference 'With a Single Mark: The Models and Practice of Drawing', organised by Avis Newman(from Wimbledon School of Art's Centre for Drawing) at Tate Britain. A publication 'Verisimilitude. ISBN: 9780948327261' was produced in 2007, which includes 16 pages of images of my work and an interview with myself. This new work included: Rain Drawing(1)2006,200 X 160 cm, paper,pen,rain; Each Long Second 2006, 12 x 15 metres, photocopies, tape; 9 untitled drawings, A3 or smaller, pen, pencil, paper, and cut outs.
Responding to Rome2006
Estorick Collection of Modern Italian Art, London
Responding to Rome:British Artists in Rome, 1995-2005. a group exhibition of selected artworks made by scholars at the British School at Rome during the last decade. One large 150 X 180 cms cut out colour photograph exhibited.
Brighid Lowe - Jerwood Artist's Platform2004
Jerwood Space, London
Jerwood Artists Platform, set up by the Jerwood Charity to select four artists a year from UK-wide nomination, for solo exhibitions at the Jerwood Space, London, designed to promote emerging and talented visual artists. Accompanying exhibition pamphlet with an essay by Tony Wood, Assistant Editor of New Left Review.
Studio Voltaire, London
Group show curated by Paul O'Neill with over 50 artists including: Simon Bedwell, Dave Beech, Ian Breakwell, Adam Chodsko, Gareth Jones, Liam Gillick, Elizabeth Price, Hayley Newman.
You Are At Home Here2003
Lokaal 01, Breda, Netherlands
The London Print Studio Gallery, London
Studio Voltaire, London
New Religious Art 1992-20022002
Henry Peacock Gallery, London. Toured to Liverpool Biennial (Ind
'Marianne, I cannot understand, tell me more'. L'archive, entre collection et production2001
Galerie d'Art et Essai, Universite de Rennes, France
Unedited Confessions2001
Vox, Montreal, Canada
Cool Green2000
MOCA, Washington DC, USA
Intelligence: New British Art 20002000
Tate Britain, London
Intelligence was the inaugural exhibition of the Tate Triennial, a series of contemporary exhibitions held at Tate Britain, to introduce some of the best new art to a wider audience. My work "I Saw Two Englands Breakaway" 1996-97,(225 paperback books, 450 perspex mounts, C-type on flexibase) was exhibited. Made over a two year period, the books were collected from the alternative economic structures of the dispossessed: second-hand bookshops, car boot fairs and charity shops. The titles of the books were arranged to construct a text that dealt with the betrayals, politics and failed ideologies of contemporary Britain. The text can be read via the book covers or via the reproduction of the text that faces them.
Sali Gia, London
John I'm Only Dancing2000
Margaret Harvey Gallery, St Albans
Brighid Lowe1999
The British School at Rome, Italy
Thinking Aloud1999
Camden Arts Centre, London
Het Consortium, Amsterdam
Art and the Internet
Art and the Internet is a much-needed visual survey of art influenced by, situated on and taking the subject of the internet over the last two and a half decades. From the early 1990s the internet has had multiple roles in art, not least in defining several new genres of practitioners, from early networked art to new forms of interactive and participatory works, but also because it is the great aggregator of all art, past and present. Art and the Internet examines the legacy of the internet on art, and, importantly, illuminates how artists and institutions are using it and why.
A publication 'Verisimilitude. ISBN: 9780948327261' was produced in 2007, to record the exhibition Verisimilitude at the gallery at Wimbledon College of Art in April 2006. The publication includes includes 16 pages of images of my work and an interview with myself.
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Commissioned to write the pamphlet esay on Derek Tyman/Emma Rushton, Kwong Lee, to accompany their exhibition at Unit 2 gallery, London Metropolitan University.
Ghost Writer, short story in anthology of artists' fiction, The Alpine Fantasy of Victor B.
A unique compilation of fiction by contemporary British artists, commissioned and edited by Jeremy Akerman and Eileen Daly. The book was launched at a public reading as part of Late at Tate Britain, and was featured on BBC Radio 4's 'Front Row' and reviewed in the Guardian. Published by Serpent's Tail with additional funding from The Elephant Trust.
Dr Clock's Handbook
Artist's project for an anthology of the absurd. Other contributers include Glen Baxter, Damien Hirst, Richard Prince, David Shrigley.
I Cannot Understand, Tell Me More
Citizens of Spam
Have This One On Me
Something for Nothing?
Art Schools: Could do Better
What Do Artists Do?
A public performance and presentation made at the Mead Gallery, Warwick Arts Centre, University of Warwick, Coventry, UK. Developed by the participating artists in the year long Arts Council funded research project 'What Do Artists Do?' led by the artist Phyllida Barlow. This research project established a working environment in which 16 artists could engage in developing art work and ideas in an environment when no outcomes were expected. The research project placed an emphasis on the invisible aspects of production normally obscured by the convention of an exhibition. Alongside the development of new work, the artists developed a series of workshops, discussions, seminars and screenings.
The Known Unknowns / Volatile Dispersal / Festival of Art Writing
A public reading from a text work 'Evidence', performed as part of the programme 'The Known Unknowns' curated by Francesco Pedraglio, at the Festival of Art Writing at the Whitechapel Gallery, London, UK. 'Evidence' is an extended text that narrativises in a playful way the culture and bureaucracy of judgement and accreditation, and imagines the impossibility of auditing love and loss. 'Evidence' was developed during the year long Arts Council funded research project 'What Do Artists Do?'- led by the artist Phyllida Barlow.
SWITCH - the inaugural exhibition of the Baltic's new exhibition space, Baltic 39, Newcastle upon Tyne. SWITCH, selected by renowned artist Phyllida Barlow, built upon What Do Artists Do?, a 2008 project organised by Barlow and funded by the Arts Council designed to examine change in artistic practice and the act of making. Both the project and the exhibition invited the audience to question the role of the exhibition and to share and test the performative complexity of artistic production. My piece, Evidence 2008-12, was developed during What Do Artists Do? in 2008 and at an artists' residency at the Sculpture Studio, Chapter, Cardiff, Wales in March 2009. Evidence 2008-12, is an archive-audit of over 4,300 unique private view cards, installed as a vast be-spoke floor work to be walked upon. In part an act of mourning for the 'death' of the private view card, part an archive of a period of time and part a symbolic representation of a field of cultural activity, it is simultaneously celebratory and critical of the sheer mass of art production. The work is experiential - manifesting data and evidence as a material landscape - permitting the collection to be experienced collectively, individually and materially (rather than sequentially and virtually as in a digital context). Damaged cards are replaced by new private view cards, in an endless cycle of production and consumption, producing a continuously evolving work.
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EvidenceContemporary Art Research Centre, Kingston University Invited Speaker
Presented a paper at âThe Document: The Proofâ a symposium centred on fictional accounts of âevidenceâ. Organised by the Contemporary Art Research Centre, Kingston University as part of its PhD programme.
Creature ComfortsTime Out Other Knowledge Transfer beyond Academia
Invited to write an appreciation of Liz Arnold and her paintings in the Art Preview, Time Out.
Public discussion of the work of Liz ArnoldCamden Arts Centre, London Invited Speaker
In collaboration with the artists Bridget Smith, Richard Kirwan, Dan Sturgis, co-curated of the âLiz Arnoldâ exhibition at Camden Arts Centre, London. Invited to contribute to a public discussion with the journalist Andrew Graham-Dixon.
EvidenceWhitechapel Gallery, London Invited Speaker
Public reading from an early draft of my text Evidence, made at the Known Unknowns as part of Volatile Dispersal, Festival of Art Writing, Whitechapel Gallery, London.
Artists' ResidencyChapter, Cardiff, Wales Invited Contributor
Invited to participate in Sculpture Studio, a programme of artistsâ residencies at Chapter, Cardiff, Wales.
'What Do Artists Do?'Mead Gallery, University of Warwick Invited Speaker
Contributor to a public event/presentation at the Mead Gallery, University of Warwick. The group presentation was derived from âWhat Do Artistsâ Do?â, Phyllida Barlowâs large scale Arts Council funded project, 2008.
Arts Council Mentoring SchemeArts Council Mentoring
Arts Council Mentor. Contributor to the Arts Council Mentoring Scheme for Fine Art Practitioners.
Brighid LoweArt World magazine Other Dissemination and Communication
Cover image, interview and feature in Art World magazine, Issue 4 April/May.
Ghost WriterWomen's Arts International Festival/Brewery Arts Centre, Kendal Invited Speaker
Public reading from 'Ghost Writer' my text in 'The Alpine Fantasy of Victor B and Other Stories, an Arts Council funded anthology of artists' fiction published by Serpent's Tail.
VerisimilitudeWimbledon School of Art, University of the Arts Invited Speaker
Agendas, Agendas, Agendas. Public lecture series in tandem with the exhibition programme of Wimbledon School of Art.
Rain Drawing (1)Jerwood Prize
Jerwood Drawing Prize, awarded 2nd prize for 'Rain Drawing (1)'.
External ExaminerUniversity of Reading External Examiner Role
External Examiner for BA Fine Art, University of Reading.
Member of Advisory Boarde-2 Other Collaboration with Business, Commerce or Public Corporation
Member of the Advisory Board of e-2, an organisation set up to explore the creative and cultural potential of new media.
BSR selection panel member.The British Academy Other Membership
Member of the Faculty of the Fine Arts for the British School at Rome, shortlisting and interviewing the recipients of School Awards, advising Council and the Director on the School's Art Policy and Programmes.
Camden Arts Centre RenovationCamden Arts Centre Consultancy
Invited to contribute to a consultation group advising Camden Arts Centre during its major renovation.
'Intelligence'Channel 4 Media Appearance
Interviewed and featured in a Channel 4 documentary, as one of the participating artists in 'Intelligence', the first Tate Triennial at Tate Britain, an exhibition showcasing recent contemporary art.
Rome ScholarshipBritish Academy Award
Awarded a Rome Scholarship in the Fine Arts at the British School in Rome.
'Something for Nothing?'Ruskin School of Drawing and Fine Art, University of Oxford Other Dissemination and Communication
Paper presented at the Ruskin School of Drawing and Fine Art's Symposium - 'Research and the Artist. Considering the Role of the Art School'. Versions of this paper were invited to be published in the tate magazine, the Royal Society of the Arts Journal and the paper journal Variant.
Paul Hamlyn AwardPaul Hamlyn Foundation Award
Received a Paul Hamlyn Award for Artists. Five artists from a group of one hundred nominated artists are selected by a panel of international judges, on the basis of talent, promise and need, as well as achievement.
BT New Contemporaries Award WinnerBT New Contemporaries Award
Award winner selected from the artists exhibiting in the 1991 BT New Contemporaries exhibition.


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Since all filter scripts share the same namespace, there's a risk that
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while there could be some hacks done with
userdata, tables and such, they pointed out that there might be no
point trying to create a bullet-proof API.
Perhaps it would be better do define things that just shouldn't be
done (like overwriting the registry) and assume that user can't do
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Small selection, but great quality of whatever they do have. Local cheeses, wonderful sliced meats, perfect baguettes.
S&M was an excellent place to grab lunch and go or have a cup of coffee and enjoy the free wi-fi. Sadly, they closed in January 2013.
Coffee, tea, breakfast and lunch are all freshly prepared. Everything is prepared on the premises with the exception of some bread items which com from another amazing local bakery. Friendly dinners are served (reservations) periodically. There is a different theme for each dinner and the food is fresh, unique and perfectly prepared. Nothing formal here so, if you are going...
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