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In her new book "Creating a Miracle Child with Yoga: The Practical and Complete Guide for Expectant Parents" (published by Abbott Press), Dr. Veena S. Gandhi combines conventional medicine and prenatal yoga to offer parents a pathway to brighter, balanced newborns.
"After delivering babies for 35 years as an obstetrician and teaching yoga for 15 years, I was thrilled with the amazing outcome in the newborn where conventional medicine was combined with yogic practices before, during and after pregnancy," reveals Gandhi. "I also wanted to help parents with happy and harmonious homes and not only brilliant but mentally well-balanced children."
In "Creating a Miracle Child with Yoga," Gandhi details how the full potential of newborns can be achieved by combining conventional medicine with yogic lifestyle. "Harmonious and joyful parents, especially peaceful, confident and energetic mothers, are able to transfer these virtues, aptitude and attitude to her unborn fetus," states Gandhi, who has amassed years of experience into the effects of yoga on pregnancies.
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Issue #30 of GRAPHIC, Publishers, features interviews with ten publishing companies, along with information about their books, which delves into the possibilities the book medium holds in the contemporary context. The ten companies introduced aren't necessarily the leaders of their field. But each has its own identity, its own unique way of reflecting the field's diversity.
With this issue, a number of possibilities for discussion. First, there is the overall context of the today's art publishing market. Their community can't be equated with the mainstream of art publishing, but they do at least have a pioneering role in art and design practice that cannot be ignored. That's what allows the transdisciplinary bearings they forge to serve as a benchmark for understanding the contemporary art and design scene. Second, there's the question of just what new possibilities can be found in the book medium at a time when the media technology environment surrounding it is undergoing profound changes. These companies are real-life examples showing new attitudes and patterns of practice in the area of art publishing. Their publication lists point to the direction in which art publishing is going in the e-book age. Finally, there's the potential for publishing as a model for expanding on legacies from the past. What is the link between these companies' activities today and the artist-led book production movement of the 1960s? Why do some publishers still view this kind of publishing as a viable model?
CATHÉDRALES by Laurence Aëgerter
The starting point of Laurence Aëgerter's facsimile Cathédrales, is the 1949 catalogue Cathedrals and churches of France, published by the Ministry of Public Works, Transport and Tourism. The artist placed the book by the window in her studio and allowed the incidence of natural light to impact a reproduction of the façade of the Saint-Étienne cathedral in Bourges. She photographed the book every minute during two hours, obtaining 120 photographs of light variations upon this unique image. The play of shadow and light of the Gothic architecture in the orignal photograph, is superimposed by a new shadow that slowly glide on the cathedral and, imperceptibly but irreparably, swallows it up. Aëgerter's photographs contain thus three stratified layers of times : the 12th century, 1949 and 2012. Cathédrales presents a photographic sequence and as we turn the pages, we are aware of the temporal dimension of this visual exploration, a metaphor of transcience.
The Sandbox: At Play with the Photobook
The photobook is a thriving medium for encountering a group of images, and the preferred presentation of many photographers. This form of publishing responds to the basic structure of photographic production, and is growing despite digital distribution of images.
The Sandbox: At Play with the Photobook, an installation by Melissa Catanese and Ed Panar, both artists and owners of Spaces Corners, transforms the museum into a playful hybrid space for encounters with the photobook: part reading room, part bookshop, part library, part event space. Encounter a rotating selection of photobooks and intimate events emphasizing contemporary trends that give the medium its character.
On view at Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, until July 28, 2014.
ARK: Words and Images from the Royal College of Art Magazine 1950-1978
During its fifty-four issue run, spanning nearly three decades, ARK was an influential presence in British cultural life. A magazine created by students at the Royal College of Art in London, ARK attracted international attention for its often bold and fast-changing design as well as the extraordinary cast of writers and artists who contributed to its pages, including Ralph Rumney, Lucio Fontana, Alison and Peter Smithson, Toni del Renzio and Reyner Banham, as well as college students and staff.
ARK: Words and Images from the Royal College of Art Magazine 1950-1978 is an anthology the magazine ARK. It includes original material from the magazine, selected and introduced by students on the Critical Writing in Art and Design MA programme at the RCA today. Also featured, in full colour, are all the covers of ARK and an index of the magazine's contents. This new publication will offer a vivid overview of changing attitudes and approaches to art and design in Britain in an age of considerable flux.
Symposium & Book launch, June 25, Royal College of Art, London.
Please Come to the Show
To mark the launch of Please Come to the Show, edited by Museum of Modern Art Bibliographer David Senior, Occasional Papers invites Berlin-based Bar Vulkan – June 10, from 6:45 pm, at Institute of Contemporary Arts in London – to host an evening devoted to celebrating the exhibition invitation card, a key yet often overlooked element of exhibition-making.
David Senior selected a wide range of exhibition-related ephemera – invitations, flyers and posters from the 1960s to the present (overview on pleasecometotheshow.tumblr.com ) – and presents them here as an historically overlooked but integral aspect of exhibitions. Often the first point of contact between the audience and artist, such items form part of an essential lexicon for graphic designers, curators, art historians and anyone interested in the event-based nature of showing art.
Filled with full-colour reproductions of numerous examples from the MoMA collection, the book includes new essays by Gustavo Grandal Montero, Will Holder, Antony Hudek, Angie Keefer, Clive Phillpot, David Senior and Suzanne Stanton.
"There's more to life than books, but not much more", says the song, with an unmistakable, ambiguously seductive, voice. Åbäke, Corinn Gerber, Laure Giletti, Jp King, Chris Lee, Anouk Pennel, Patricia No, and Benjamin Thorel, all agree with this bold statement. As artists, writers, publishers, printers, curators, graphic designers, researchers and many combinations of these disciplines, they are "making books": engaging in the production, invention and circulation, in the selling and buying, writing and reading of paperbacks, catalogues, journals, 'zines, websites and text documents. Questioning the scope and value of this activity is what's at the core of this book, that presents itself as a subjective lexicon, proposing keywords for contemporary publishers and book freaks.
A book about – What's more to life than books, co-published by Art Metropole, Paraguay Press and Publication Studio, is the result of a seminar that was called There's more to life than books, but not much more.
Multi-City-Launch June 14, 2014, at Publication Studio, 11am, in Portland; at Art Metropole, 2pm, in Toronto; at Studio Feed, 2pm, in Montreal; at castillo/corrales, 8pm, in Paris.
Excursus I – IV
"Art institutions are inevitably institutional, dependent on architecture and reliant on compromise. Yet this 'institutionality,' which we know to regard with a critical eye, can also be an asset, offering both a methodological and material grounding, community, and resources. Because museums cannot continuously rebuild and restructure themselves when confronting this dialectic with regard to both programming and exhibition making, the question becomes how to, at least temporarily, adopt another model or logic, while also resisting rehearsed tactics or resorting to spectacle. Excursus is one response."
Excursus I – IV documents a two-year, four-part exhibition and program series at the Institute of Contemporary Art, University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. Curated by Alex Klein and designed by Mark Owens, the 128 page catalogue operates at the intersection of art, publishing, the archive, and the social, and features contributions from Reference Library, East of Borneo, Ooga Booga, and Primary Information.
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Beni Bischof – Psychobuch
It all started when Beni Bischof began publishing laser-copied artist's magazines in 2005 as an independent means of distributing his drawings, collages, and texts. The speed of production suited his impetuous, prolific output. It was not long before he found an additional, three-dimensional outlet for his obsessions by adding sculpture, painting, and installations to his repertoire. Often using everyday objects, Bischof creates bizarre objects whose coherence he reinforces with plaster and paint. He applies similar techniques of combining, reassembling, and reworking to images appropriated from fashion magazines, trivial literature, LP covers, and the like, overpainting them and modifying them digitally or even mechanically.
Psychobuch presents an extensive and unusual survey of Beni Bischof's oeuvre. It is a wildly rampant, multimedia conglomerate, held together by a dense network of recurring themes and motifs. The elaborate book is both an overview of Beni Bischof's output to date and an artist's book in its own right. Book launch, June 2, 6 pm at Galerie Milieu in Bern, and June 3, 6pm, at Kunst Halle Sankt Gallen.
Abstraction Création: Art non-figuratif
Between 1932 and 1936 five edition of the cahier Abstraction Création: Art non-figuratif was published in Paris by the eponymous association, uniting all movements who worked abstractly. The magazine not only formalised a new tendency for language in visual art, but also became a form of explicit self-promotion and opposition against the growing force of figurative Surrealism, led by André Breton. Two minimal yet clear criteria needed to be fulfilled to become a member of the association: you had to be an artist and work non-figuratively. This resulted in a list of members of long-forgotten artists mingled with names such as Kandinsky, Mondrian, Calder, Delaunay, Van Doesburg and Brancusi.
With the cahier Abstraction Création: Art non-figuratif, most of the members handed in documentation of work along with self-written texts. Those writings were visions about their own work, detailed explanations of the documentation, short viewing instructions, epistles about the true meaning of abstract art, essays on the relation between abstract art and evolution, straight forward explanations why a locomotive is not a work of art, and a poem about God being a copycat.
The publication of the cahier in English is the initiative of artist Riet Wijnen. During the launch, May 15 at the Stedelijk in Amsterdam, artist and designer Will Holder will lead a small audience through the museum's galleries, stopping at paintings and sculptures made by contributors of Abstraction Creation: Art non-figuratif, and reading excerpts of their writings.
ORAIBI PRESENTS: Asger Jorn and the international situationist
Oraibi Bookshop is an on-going curatorial project based in Geneva and run by graphic designer & artist Ramaya Tegegne and curator Tiphanie Blanc. From May 9 to 30, at Officin in Copenhagen, Oraibi presents Asger Jorn and the international situationist, a selection of books which will focus on Asger Jorn and his relationship with the French avant-garde and the international situationist movement. For the event, Oraibi has invited Danish editorial project Internationalistisk Ideale (Marie Kølbæk Iversen and Louise Hold Sidenius) to make a print and video display focusing on Jorn's publication "La Langue Verte et la Cuite" from 1968, known in Danish as 'tungebogen' – the 'tongue book'.
De: Stockholm
De:, a project by Rollergirl, is a series of exhibitions and publications, presenting a cross section of all styles and genres of current international photography. For each installment, the work of talented young photographers from one cultural capital is presented in another major city. Introducing their work to new audience and catalyzing cultural exchange. The first edition was De: Amsterdam, showing photography from Amsterdam in Lausanne, 2006. The following edition was, De: Paris, presenting Paris-based photographers in Amsterdam, 2011.
De: Stockholm, the third edition of the project , printed using only 3 spot colors Red, Green and Blue, will show a selection of images made by Stockholm-based photographers Brendan Austin, Thobias Fäldt, Marcus Harrling, Linda Hofvander, Inka and Niclas, Klara Källström, Björn Larsson, Hanna Ljungh, Märta Thisner, Lars Tunbjörk, Erik Undehn. Opening and book launch, May 22, 6pm, ArtLigue, Paris.
Allen Ruppersberg Sourcebook: Reanimating the 20th century
The Allen Ruppersberg Sourcebook: Reanimating the 20th century is a unique collection of original source material edited by conceptual artist Allen Ruppersberg from his extensive archives of texts, images, films, records and ephemera influential to his practice over the past four decades. Focusing on nine projects by the artist from 1978 to 2012, the Sourcebook offers an exclusive insight into Ruppersberg's thinking, and a practice sparked by his interest in 20th century popular culture and pre-digital materials.
The Sourcebook series is dedicated to contemporary artists' personal perspectives on social, political, and cultural issues. For the second Sourcebook in the series, Allen Ruppersberg has mined his archives, stored between his family home in Cleveland and his studio in Los Angeles. Delving into the influences and research that has impacted him, the artist has assembled various selections from this material, reprinting key texts by Allen Ginsberg and Marshall McLuhan, among others, and reproducing album and magazine covers from his collection. All together, these ephemeral and pre-digital materials open new perspectives on the way the American century underpins the artist's practice.
Discussion & Book Signing, May 31, 2014, 7 pm, 192 BOOKS, New York.
Booksfromthefuture Summer School 2014
Booksfromthefuture Summer School is a ten-day summer workshop in London, July 7-18, on book design that focuses on self-initiated, practice-based inquiry. Participants of the programme will each design a section of the 1884 science fiction novel Flatland: A Romance of Many Dimensions, to be published by Booksfromthefuture in collaboration with designer Dante Carlos. In this setting, thinking and making will be experienced simultaneously rather than as separate phases of the design process. As a re-imagining of story and format, participants will discover both individual and collaborative methods that blend research and practice into a single act. Application deadline 20 May 2014.
"Pourquoi ne pas reconstruire notre incapacité à voir ?" s'interroge Robert Smithson dans son fameux texte "Incidents of Mirror-Travel in the Yucatán", publié en septembre 1969 dans le magazine Artforum. Cette question servira de fil rouge à l'exposition ANTI-VISION – du 17 mai au 21 juin, See Studio, Paris – conçue à partir d'un choix de publications et d'éditions d'artistes issues de la collection BLOOM.
La série complète des numéros d'Artforum où Robert Smithson fit paraître huit grands articles avant son décès accidentel en 1973, introduira à ce questionnement sur l' "anti-vision" et la "vision négative", qui a alimenté diverses stratégies artistiques depuis la fin des années 1960. L'exposition réunira un ensemble de livres d'artistes et d'affiches, de documents imprimés et de revues, de catalogues d'expositions et d'envois postaux, dont certains rares et recherchés par les bibliophiles.
In Re Production of Tangible Things
The Internet Archive is a digital library of Internet sites and other cultural artifacts in digital form. Like a paper library, they provide free access to researchers, historians, scholars, the print disabled, and the general public.
As part of the Internet Archive Tumblr Residency program, Re Production of Tangible Things, by Gijsbert Wouter Wahl, brings ephemera obsessively combed from the databases out into intertwined chapters. The archive has been pictured, and the images, out of their original positions in files and books, become part of a new territory from which you can drill back into sources that may otherwise have remained invisible.
William Leavitt – THE PARTICLES (of White Naugahyde)
THE PARTICLES (of White Naugahyde) is the first publication of a play by William Leavitt. Leavitt is one of the pioneers of conceptual art in Los Angeles, helping significantly to establish the genre in the late 1960s and the 1970s. His works make use of narrative elements drawn from LA architecture and popular culture as well as from the movie and television industries. The artist works in various media, including sculpture, painting, drawing, photography and theatre.
Framed as a sitcom setting, the narrative of THE PARTICLES (of White Naugahyde) tells the story of a family auditioning for a NASA program, which sends them to a newly planned space colony. The demanding admission process makes them live in a security-free community in the desert together with other applicants. These two weeks in the desert result in anxiety and anti-social behavior among the participants.
Book launch and conversation with William Leavitt, Ann Goldstein, Niels Olsen, and Fredi Fischli, April 16, 2014, 6pm, as part of the opening of William Leavitt's solo exhibition, Sidereal Time, in Zürich.
Make Your Own Press – Almost a Centimeter
The book Almost a centimeter is the result of Make Your Own Press, a collective effort of 5 professors and 16 students from 3 distinct academies in the Baltic and Nordic region, and 5 visiting lecturers and critics, invited because of their outstanding efforts in the field of artist book making and publishing.
The book emerged from a course that recognizes the explosion in artist book making all around the world, especially in lieu of the less than terminal death of print predicted now for many years. This resurgence of print was something the group wanted to aid, particularly in their region, by giving a younger generation a course that presented all the steps necessary in taking a book from its concept, through its relation to historical antecedents, design, paper and color selection, the printing process, and finally distribution and acting as a temporary publishing house.
Six teams made a 16-page section each reflecting on various aspects of what it takes to realize a publication: The Author, The Editor, The Designer, The Printer, The Distributer, and The Reader.
Art-Information: Editorial Strategies, Text-based Formats, Publishing Contexts
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The one-day event Art-Information: Editorial Strategies, Text-based Formats, Publishing Contexts, April 26, at ICA in London, looks at acts of publishing within contemporary art and curatorial practice. Guest contributors Stuart Bailey, Dr Ruth Blacksell, Dr Jo Melvin, Dr Lucy Mulroney, and Alun Rowlands will draw on a rich variety of engagements, setting current practices against the alternative lineages of Pop and Conceptual Art. Presentations range from considerations of the various format and distribution strategies used by magazine editors and curators, to discussions of publishing, editorship and layout in (and as) practice.
Through these, contributors will highlight specific issues such as the appropriation of trade publishing channels and editorial design vocabulary; the significance of typographic layout in progressions from passive 'looking' into active 'reading'; requirements for reader participation and responsibility; and the shifting notion of archival and open work within the interactive and networked platforms of digital publishing.
For the exhibition New Reproductions, David Maljkovic has created an extensive display of his work which provides a new reading of his artistic practice and the exhibition format itself.
The show presented six new reproductions of previous projects by the artist, and deals with conceptual strategies and utopian references past and present. It included animation, slide projection and collage, as well as sculptures as reconfigured objects.
The artist book New Reproductions, published in conjunction with the exhibition, designed by Åbäke, is a dense object in which the textual contributions function as poetic and fictional response to the artist's collaged 48 images. Here, Maljkovic provides a certain utilitarian take on re-reading, remembering, incompleteness, and exhaustion as artistic positions in order to assemble filiations between works separated by time span and by his changing ideas.
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I made this tonight. Actually I didn't expect to like it and was making it for someone else.. Much to my shock it was great and is now on our keeper list. I did modify it. I left out the golden raisins and slivered almonds because I dislike them in all mayo type salads. I did toss in small diced baby carrots. It was excellent without the almonds and raisins and excellent with the carrots. Used in sandwich and also in a salad bowl and it was 5 stars in both. Made with grilled tofu.person found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an account
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made this for lunches during the week and it was more like an 'egg salad' than a 'chicken salad'. the recipe makes enough for probably like 5-6 sandwiches so if i had half a block of tofu i might make a half recipe next time since it does make quite a lot. i did leave out the golden raisins and the sugar and added sunflower seeds, a bit more curry powder and relish and it was really yummy. will def make again! =)people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an account
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… such as these, clockwise from top left: a Rastafari snowman, an apparently quite overweight Calvin (of Calvin and Hobbes fame), Beaker and Dr Bunsen Honeydew (from my 11-year-old Muppet freak). The last one is something called Steve the Minecraft Player , courtesy of my 14-year-old son. No, I didn't know that one offhand – and the fact that I have to Google my kid's Christmas decorations is a sign that I'm getting either too old or hopelessly out of touch. Probably both.
Thankfully, my kids managed to keep in mind the reason for all this holiday busy-ness:
As you see in these Mary, Joseph, and Baby Jesus cookies. Sure, it's a beautiful thing – but I'm already cringing at the inevitable debate in the near future about who gets to eat Baby Jesus.
We also have one order of business to wrap up: announcing winners of the Injinji sock giveaway contest . Running Farmer, Jessica (Book of Life), and Maggie Wolff: e-mail me your contact info – you're the winners! Thanks very much to everyone else who entered; normally I'd say to stick around for the next one … but with the current state of things here , I'm afraid this is probably the end of the contest posts.
So, um … yeah. I guess goodbyes are awkward sometimes. I'll try not to make a fool of myself over the next couple of weeks – but there's probably as much chance of that happening as those cookies making it past Christmas.
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HRC's Welcoming Schools Visits Fox 5 News to Discuss New Film
September 25, 2013 by Noël Gordon, Foundation Project Manager
HRCF's Welcoming Schools Director Kim Westheimer recently sat down with Fox 5 News in Washington, D.C. to discuss the premier of the project's newest film What Can We Do? Bias, Bullying, and Bystanders. Shot in two schools in the Twin Cities, the film spotlights elementary school teachers who have been using the Welcoming Schools curriculum to talk to their students about the impact of bullying and the power of standing up for one another.
"Educators have been asking us for a tool like this," said Westheimer. "They want something with practical examples of how they can start conversations about bullying and bias in the classroom. And that's the goal of this film."
The film debuts today at Cleveland Elementary School alongside a panel discussion and a musical performance from the Cleveland School Chorus. Special guests include David Esquith of the U.S. Department of Education, author Kathryn Otoshi of "One" and "Zero,"and award-winning filmmaker Ellen Brodsky.
Today's event is cosponsored by Welcoming Schools, the American Federation of Teachers, National Education Association, Council of the Great City Schools and the American School Counselors Association.
Don't miss tonight's event at Cleveland Elementary School on 1825 8th St NW, Washington, DC. Click here to learn more.
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House, 5 Bedrooms + Convertible bed(s), 4.5+ Baths, (Sleeps 12-14)
You enter the home into the sunny living room with cathedral ceilings and golf/pool views. The living room is furnished with a sectional sleeper sofa and two chairs. A private dining area with six chairs is located off the living room. A spacious kitchen, with major appliances, four barstools, table and four chairs is a perfect gathering spot. Open to the kitchen is the family room with sofa, love seat, and two chairs and a see-through fireplace to the living room. This room also has TV/VCR/DVD surround system throughout house and pool area. This room has wraparound windows which provide a magnificent view and access to the sreen porch.
Three bedrooms downstairs with two kings and one queen each with their own full baths and TV/DVD. The master has a walk in shower and jetted tub. The upstairs has two twins, a sofa, a day bed that sleeps two and a TV/VCR. Also, in a separate room a queen-size bed with a TV/DVD. These rooms share a full bath and a wet bar.
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Glazed Salmon on Greens and Orange Salad (Woman's Day; February 1, 2009)
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The technicians at Ageless Beauty Spa combat the effects of time with a menu of high-tech treatments. They harness the power of intense pulsed light to minimize the appearance of sun spots and use mechanical exfoliation to buff away acne, stretch marks, and misplaced bumper stickers. Endermologie treatments work to break down cellulite structures and beauty injections help relax the muscles responsible for laugh lines, frown furrows, and crow's feet.
The Spine Institute of New Jersey's chief chiropractic neurologist and physician, Dr. David Harris, leads a multidisciplinary team of acupuncturists and massage therapists. With a range of treatments at his disposal, Dr. Harris aims to dispatch mental stress and physical pain through electrically stimulated acupuncture needles and chiropractic adjustments. Alternatively, massages provide gentle pressure that relaxes the tense tissues and caramel centers under the skin.
There's something magical about a comfy robe and a pair of slippers. Put them on, and you instantly enter a world free of stress and uncomfortable workplace necessities like socks. That plush uniform grants access to dry and wet saunas, a cold-plunge pool, and a blissful relaxation room. Turn another corner, and there's a fresh juice bar or even a full restaurant with expertly grilled filet mignon.
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Izzy Rythm - Out of Reach
Artist: Izzy Rythm
Producer: fwdslxsh
Album: The Coffee & Broccoli EP
Avg Rating: 4.3 ( 6 votes )
Few experiences are more frustrating than knowing your significant other is present physically, while emotionally they're entirely Out of Reach. Making its world premiere right here on our front page, Izzy Rythm's latest single and debut feature finds him struggling with that very predicament. Reminiscing about the good times he and his girl have shared, and acknowledging the strong feelings he still has for her, he laments: "How can you be so close, and feel so far away?" The Chicago crooner's haunting vocal performance, which sometimes calls to mind a deeper-voiced version of alt-R&B heavyweight The Weeknd's distinctive delivery, comes backed by the atmospheric synth boardwork of fwdslxsh. Interest piqued? You'll be able to find Out of Reach and much more on Rythm's next project, the spring-bound Coffee & Broccoli street album.
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Galleria at Crystal Run, noon-5pm. Chance to win a tablet. 800/733-2767.
Cecil B. DeMille's 1927 silent film classic screening at Paramount Theater, 7:30pm, $5 suggested. Presented by Neversink Valley Museum. 845/754-8870.
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Vasso Studios
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Great holiday deals from the nice 2 star Vasso Studios located in Hersonissos, Greek Islands. This complex is well positioned and is excellent for couples looking for a holiday by the pool.
Swimming pool
FREE sunbeds
TV in reception area.
Food and Drink
Pool bar
AccomodationStudio for up to 3 adults consists of
Twin or double beds
2 electric rings
Safety deposit box
Bath or shower and wc
Balcony or terrace
Key Facts
Nearest beach: 400 metres
Main resort area: 400 metres
Nearest supermarket: 100 metres
42 rooms
Child age: 2-12 years
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Definition of rid in English:
verb (rids, ridding; past and past participle rid or archaic ridded)[with object] (rid someone/thing of)
1Make someone or something free of (an unwanted person or thing): boil the peel to rid it of bitterness
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- And so the Dufourgs turned to Gina Rose, a 43-year-old Arizonan whose specialty is ridding buildings of unwanted energies.
- The beleaguered authority is to discuss the way forward in ridding the city of unwanted homes, which are magnets to vandals, at a meeting next Monday.
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1.1 (be rid of) Be freed or relieved of: she couldn't wait to be rid of us
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- Touchwood sees the illegitimate child he has fathered as 'a half a yard of flesh' and, relieved to be rid of it with just a small financial outlay, he remarks 'and would I were rid of all the wares in the shop so'.
Middle English: from Old Norse rythja. The original sense 'to clear' described clearing land of trees and undergrowth; this gave rise to 'free from rubbish or encumbrances', later becoming generalized.
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be well rid of
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- For the next two days we went on as such, and by the time we reached the Post I was heartily sick of their constant ribbing about the boy, and had come to look on him as something to be well rid of as soon as we arrived.
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dispose of, do away with, throw away, throw out, toss out, clear out, discard, scrap, remove, dispense with, lose, dump, bin, unload, jettison, dismiss, expel, eject, weed out, root outinformal chuck (away), ditch, junk, get shut ofBritish informal get shot of, see the back ofNorth American informal shuck offdestroy, abolish, eliminate, banish, annihilate, obliterate, wipe out, killNorth American informal nuke
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Our beautiful little apartment for two has amazing views of the Mont Blanc and Aravis mountain ranges in the French Alps. The large private balcony, with access from both the bedroom and living room, directly faces Mont Blanc itself.
The apartment is superbly equipped for your every need and has its own free private parking space just outside. The modern fitted kitchen has everything you need including a dishwasher, oven, hob, microwave and coffee-maker. The sitting/dining room has a flat-screen TV with DVD player and the separate bedroom has a comfortable double bed. The shower room is fully tiled and has a large walk-in shower. With free internet access and with bedding, towels etc. included, you have all you need for a relaxing and comfortable stay!
Situated in a small residential hamlet, you can enjoy peace and quiet with easy access to a vast variety of winter and summer sports activities and sightseeing excursions. A car is essential to get around, although some of the walking trails are accessible directly from the apartment.
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We moved to this amazing area in France from the UK in 2006 and our only regret is not doing it earlier!
Sue Whitter purchased this apartment in 2008
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The apartment is close to our chalet and enjoys the same perfect views of Mont Blanc.
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This was the most fantastic holiday in which the most "over-used" word was "AMAZING"!
It's clear from the outset that Sue and Tony want their guests to have the best time possible. Sue met us at the apartment car park, showed us round, and gave us the "low down" on the area. Thanks to her advice we visited Lac Vert up above the apartment, took numerous walks, went to Italy for the day "for a pizza", visited Switzerland for the day and we went in the cable car up the Aiguille Du Midi (next peak to Mont Blanc)! Sue and Tony made it plain that they are very much available for their guests if needed, but kept a low profile when they weren't - which was the perfect balance.
The apartment is in a quiet and affluent residential area up above the Passy valley, so it has great and uninterrupted views. It's perfect for a couple, like us, but is equipped for more! Everything we could have wanted was supplied! Of course, the most stunning feature of Mont Blanc views is...the stunning view! Not only did the ever-changing face of Mont Blanc fill both the French windows to the lounge and the bedroom (we never closed the bedroom curtains at night - whatever time we woke there it was in all it's magnificent glory!) but the view from the balcony over the whole of the Passy valley is just amazing, day and night. We found it so endlessly fascinating that, whenever we were "in", we spent most of our time on the balcony, whatever time of day or night and whatever the weather. And talking of weather, we had brilliant weather, but even the one time when there was mist and rain (for a few hours only) the balcony provides shelter and the sight of mist and cloud swirling round Mont Blanc still kept us out on the balcony - taking photos! This may sound like an over-effusive review, but I could say so much more. We live in a beautiful place but from the moment we got back we missed Passy and have been talking about returning to do all the things we would have fitted in if we'd had more time! So, thank you so much Sue and Tony, we had the most brilliant time and we wouldn't think of looking for a different apartment if -no, WHEN we return.


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Party-goers at The Red Room in downtown Santa Cruz witnessed a homicide Saturday when a drive-by shooter opened fire.
Deputy police chief Steve Clark identified the homicide victim as 32-year-old Pauly Silva of Santa Cruz.
The slaying was the first homicide in Santa Cruz this year.
Silva was a mixed martial arts expert and father of two children. He was well-known in his community and nearly 850 people joined a memorial Facebook page that was created three days ago.
At 12:30 a.m. on Saturday, Silva was standing with another man outside The Red Room bar on the corner of Locust and Cedar streets when he was shot multiple times. Silva was declared dead at the scene.
The second man was grazed by a bullet and took off running, witnesses said.
"There were several witnesses in the area as the incident occurred just outside the Locust Street entrance to The Red Room bar," Clark said.
Officers swarmed downtown Santa Cruz looking for a Mercedes that witnesses described seeing.
"A vehicle matching the description of the suspect car was stopped by Watsonville police near Green Valley Road (in Watsonville). Two occupants of the car were detained," Clark said.
Police said two Norteno gang members were arrested on charges of being a felon in possession of ammunition and resisting arrest. A third person was arrested early Saturday. The three men are homicide suspects but have been charged in connection to the slaying because police said they need more evidence.
"We believe there are more witnesses who have not come forward," Clark said. "We encourage anyone with information to contact our investigations unit." Witnesses can call the SCPD at 831-420-5815.
Last month, Silva's twin brother was walking near Santa Cruz High School on Laurel Street when he was shot at by a drive-by shooter. He escaped unscathed.
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11th Annual Christmas Gala & Holiday Pro Show (Saturday, December 6)
On Saturday evening, Dec. 6th, we present one of our most elegant evenings of the year - our 11th Annual Christmas Gala & Holiday Floor Show! Featuring, this year, A Double Show! Dima & Olga Sukachov will join forces with studio directors', Mark & Andrea Novak to present a combination professional show of both Latin & Ballroom Magic! It all gets underway with a Foxtrot Class from 8-9 pm, followed by dancing from 9-11:30 pm. Hors D'oeuvres, Beverages, Holiday Cheer. Showtime 10pm. Adv. Tix. 35.- At Door. 40.
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Special Topics Professional Series - Country Western Two-Step with Elizabeth Barrett (Saturday, January 17)
Resident Professional & Bay West Favorite, Elizabeth Barrett will teach a Special Topics Course on the Country Western Two-Step on Saturday Afternoon, Jan. 17th at 2 pm. If your have passion or curiosity for Country Dancing, this is the afternoon for you. Elizabeth will discuss basic concepts of the form and get you dancing with All Your Rowdy Friends!
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Specials all specials »
Holiday Special 2014!!!
Make mention of this deal and you receive 10% off the purchase of any Gift of Dance priced at at least $100.
Introductory Special
4 Privates (1/2 hour)
4 Group classes
1 Dance party (w/ bonus class)
$139.00 Package Single
$170.00 Package Couple
Wedding Special - Silver Package
A great package when you're short on time!
-6 hours of personal instruction
-personalized choreography to your chosen song
Wedding Special - Gold Package
Our most popular package.
-8 hours personal instruction
-personalized choreography to your chosen song
-bonus 45 min. class for the wedding party
and/or the weddng couple.
Wedding Special - Platinum Package
For a very special dance to stun your guests!
-10 hours personal instruction
-personalized choreography to your chosen song
-bonus: two 45 minute sessions for the wedding
party and/or wedding couple.