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Clarksville, TN – Dunbar Cave State Natural Area has been a State Park since 1973. The cave and its surrounding 110 acres have considerable scenic, natural and historical significance. The entrance offered shelter to prehistoric Native Americans as far back as 10,000 years.
Dunbar Cave State Natural Area will present many nature programs this summer. There are programs for children and adults.
Some of the upcoming events include: Woods Walk and Birds of Port Royal.
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Some of the upcoming events include: Port Royal History Walk, Night Walk, Plants and Animals of Port Royal, Nature Hike at Port Royal, Dunbar Cave History and Sunset Hike.
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Some of the upcoming events include:Dunbar Cave History, Through the Woods at Port Royal and Bird Hike.
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Clarksville, TN – The Port Royal By Lantern event is this Friday and Saturday October 24th and 25th.
Take a lantern guided tour through Port Royal State Historic Park and meet some of Port Royal's most famous (and infamous) residents as they tell tales of the frontier, the Bell Witch, Night-Riders, Ichabod Crane and more!
Some of the upcoming events include:Port Royal by Lantern, Walk at Port Royal, Trees of Port Royal, Trees of Dunbar Cave, Trail of Tears Walk and Trail Walk.
Swan Lake at Dunbar Cave State Park.
The upcoming event is October Night Walk with Tales of the Macabre.
Tales of the Macabre night hike at Dunbar Cave.
Clarksville, TN – It is that time of year to join the Friends of Dunbar Cave and take a night hike at Dunbar Cave with the Tales of the Macabre.
Join Ichabod Crane, Katrina and Mrs. Van Tassel for Tales of the Macabre: The Legend of Stingy Jack and the Tale of the Headless Horseman.
Friends of Dunbar Cave to hold Tales of the Macabre night hike at Dunbar Cave.
Some of the upcoming events include: Walk With the Naturalist, History of Dunbar Cave and Bird Hike.
Some of the upcoming events include: Port Royal Plant Walk, Raccoons and Ripe Corn, Evening Nature Hike, Port Royal History Walk, Trees of Dunbar Cave, Evening Nature Walk, Trees of Port Royal, and Full Moon Hike.
Some of the upcoming events include: Wildflower Hike, Dunbar Cave History, Life of the Lake, National Public Lands Day Hike and Trail Cleanup, National Public Lands Day Hike at Port Royal, and Bird Hike.
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Michel Alexandre Salim, és originari d'Indonèsia, actualment es troba cursant el seu doctorat a Alemanya. El seu grup de recerca focalitza la investigació al voltant de les wikis i de les eines de desenvolupament de programari. Michel és un usuari de Fedora des de fa molt de temps, ens proporciona la seva elecció dels millors mitjans de comunicació social i de les millors eines per al desenvolupament web per a utilitzar amb Fedora.
Sóc indonesi nascut a indonèsia, però he viscut en diversos llocs - Singapur, Regne Unit, EEUU. Ara estic fent el doctorat en una universitat d'Alemanya.
My research group is focusing on wikis and software development tools. we're working to provide a more solid engineering foundation to both -- e.g. make wikis more structured and programmable, and make it possible to describe an organization's software development process in such a way that one can readily reuse it in different contexts. We're a Linux-based shop -- mostly Debian/Ubuntu and openSUSE right now, but I'm happy to say we do have a laptop running Fedora right now.
Hircus. There's a curious story behind that. I have a very low interest in astrology, but I happen to be born under the same Graeco-Roman and Chinese zodiac sign. Capricorn, in the year of the Goat. and "Capra hircus" is, I believe, the scientific name for goats. It's an ironic take at both astrology and at all those verses in the Gospel that enjoin people to be like sheep rather than like goats -- though I'm personally not *that* rebellious :)
In a way, before Fedora Extras even exists! I first found out about Linux at a computer fair in Singapore. didn't even have my own PC then, and this is before the time for live CDs/USBs so my initial Unix/Linux knowledge was completely theoretical. From a book that came with a Caldera CD in 98 I had my own computer, and... this graphics card trouble is going to be a repeated pattern... it had a Diamond FireGL card. The first Linux I put on it was RHL .. 5.1 or 5.2, probably the former. and of course X booted up in 640x480x16 colors. so while I was using that computer it was mostly running SuSE Linux and Debian. So I was exposed to several RPM-based distributions as well as Debian at the beginning. but to cut a long story short, starting around the time of Red Hat 7.x I was mostly on Red Hat; at some point I started doing backports of certain packages from the Fedora Rawhide tree - Evolution, and a couple of others - and that was around the time Warren Togami was starting his Fedora Project, and we talked a couple of times about it. and then it became Fedora Extras, and then the Core/Extras split was removed. Funnily, I don't even run Evolution anymore. Stopped when IMAP support was really broken a few releases back. but I liked the way it pioneered the "virtual folders" concept, and that's been the focus, if there's a focus, of my Fedora packaging. Cool stuff.
I have this certain fascination with electronic communication media. and in a way, most of the early networking concepts have Unix heritage (the Web got started on a NextSTEP box, I believe, but that's still Unix-y). At a certain point I decided to use mostly Linux unless I can help it (my Windows partition is there for flashing the BIOS, mostly) and needed to make sure that I can still blog, chat, etc. as I normally would. Thankfully it is an easier task now. I tend to be old school when it comes to Twitter-like services. I use them either directly from the site, chain it through another service (e.g. Ping.fm to broadcast to several microblogs, and HootSuite to poll my blogs and automatically forward them to Ping.fm), or use command-line tools like Greg KH's excellent bti (a Twitter & identi.ca client that enables you to make posts from a Linux command prompt called bash.)
For instant messaging, I recommend an application called Pidgin. There are some cool plugins for it:
Pidgin's IRC client is quite decent too.
For blogging, I used to use Drivel - which supports LiveJournal, WordPress, and other blog systems - but sadly it's not maintained anymore upstream. But the browser-based ScribeFire works really well, and now works on Chrome in addition to Firefox. It supports pretty much any blog platform you can name.
Els usuaris de Linux poden fer xats de vídeo amb altres (en l'escriptori de Linux així com en dispositius mòbils com aquells que estan basats en Maemo dels Nokia serie N). però la interoperativitat amb els usuaris de Talk de Google de Windows/Mac és una mica problemàtica. Pidgin va utilitzar-se per irrompre quan un usuari de GTalk iniciava una trucada de vídeo amb Linux de 32 bits, sense cap problema. Amb Fedora a 64 bits, les instruccions per fer funcionar Flash, fan por i resulta una mica més complicat. Hem documentat aquest procés prou bé - i crec que Firefox re-adreçarà als usuaris al lloc d'Adobe on podran baixar-se Flash, malauradament no està tan automatitzat com en Windows/Mac (el lloc de baixada de Flash pot resultar una mica crític si desconeixeu el que són els fitxer RPM i Deb.)
AJAX works just fine. I've only recently experienced *one* social networking tool that was broken on Linux - Delicious.com's Firefox plugin. Delicious is a social bookmarking service, but you can also set your bookmarks to private, which is neat if you use more than 1 type of browsers and you can't rely on the vendor-provided tools. One recent update broke Linux support - you can install it, but your bookmark list is empty - and the developers acknowledged they did not test it on Linux! But older releases continue to work, and they fixed the issue within a couple of weeks.
One really cool thing about Fedora being a leading-edge distribution is, even by sticking to stable releases you get new functionality not long after they're announced. Fedora 14 will have the new WebM codec, for instance. I believe YouTube is encoding all its new HD videos in it as well as in H.264.
Fedora is probably one of the best choices as a development platform, thanks to the virtualization technologies available. Red Hat leads KVM development, and Oracle's VirtualBox (mostly open-source, apart from some USB and 3D support) is also available, though only for stable releases. So if you want to do all your testing from a single machine, Fedora is probably a really good choice. KVM is the only virtualization solution I know that flawlessly support BSD guest installations, and Richard WM Jones (Red Hat employee) is working on a really cool project, guestfish, that let you access guest images from the host OS.
You don't have to, and I believe it can even mount LVM, and let you hex edit parts of the disk image, etc.
I do believe we have Ruby on Rails, and the more popular Python-based platforms (TurboGears, Django, etc.).
For code editing, it depends; I'm not wedded to a single editor. For social media development especially, I'd say the code editor you should use depends on what framework you use for the overall platform. If it's Java, then you can use Eclipse or Netbeans (we have both in our repositories, though if you want to install third-party features, our Netbeans packaging is probably easier to use; if you want to customize Eclipse I suggest downloading it from eclipse.org). For Python it's either Eclipse, Netbeans (both have good Python support), or - my favorite - using ipython on the console, coupled with Emacs for editing the source. ipython is an enhanced python interpreter shell. You get syntax-highlighting, code completion, etc. Let's not forget gedit. our default GNOME desktop uses a shared library for syntax highlighting, so gedit, Anjuta (a GNOME IDE) and other apps all get support for the same languages. We ship a C#-like language, Vala, that's used by some of our key desktop applications (the Shotwell photo editor, Pino microblogging client), and there's a really good plugin for gedit that turns it into a Vala IDE (with code completion etc) by the folks who develop Shotwell. It's called Valencia and it's currently being reviewed, after which it should be in Fedora 13 and Fedora 14.
I'm partial to Django-like platforms. the ones where you don't really have to know about all the different components that it's composed of -- they should just *work* together. So I'd say Django for Python, and if you want something more scalable, the Play Framework for Java/Scala is really cool. Both let you deploy to Google's App Engine too, so you get free hosting of your web application (App Engine has two backends; the Python one is a slightly-modified Django and the Java one basically let you use your own framework, subject to some limitations.) The beautiful thing about the Play framework is that it's the first Java-based framework I know that works just like Python / Ruby on Rails. You also don't need to manually run the compilation step, and it auto-detects changed code.
For an IDE, I'm a Netbeans & Eclipse fan. If you're a J2EE developer, Netbeans just works with your Ant and Maven project - and you can even edit the configuration files within Netbeans.
Netbeans has good support for Python, so sure. You normally just start Django from the command-line, though, and it automatically detects whenever the code has changed so you don't need to restart your development server.
For collaborating, it depends. Email is probably still the best option. At work we use Git for version control, and we configure a post-commit hook to send email notifications to the developers in that project. So, if there's any problem with a particular commit we can create a thread off the commit email.
Just a friendly announcement that, as someone with really bad judgement when picking video cards myself, be careful when picking a new laptop. :) If possible, try it in the shop with a live CD or try the live CD on a friend's laptop, to make sure you'll be able to get proper 3D support.


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In December 1922, local newspapers announced that the small coastal town of Santa Barbara would soon be graced by its first "skyscraper." The California Theater Company had purchased property in the 1200 block of State Street with the intention of constructing an eight-story, multi-use building, designed with the performing arts in mind.
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Many say that anything that touches LA is equivalent to LA, meaning that there are no distinct neighborhoods – that one part of LA is as indistinct as the next. That's something of a myopic bird's eye view, if there can be such a thing, because LA is not merely a mass of concrete and parkways, but is actually a never-ending series of interconnected neighborhoods, each with their own subtle charms, highpoints and lowpoints. What makes the discerning traveler savvy, is his or her ability to optimize their time in the upcoming neighborhoods of the town their visiting. Enter Los Feliz – LA's upcoming neighborhood hotspot. You might not find it on any tour of LA, but it's without a doubt one of the coolest upcoming 'hoods in the City of Angels.
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The Best Architecture of L.A.
Los Angeles has many things. Here you'll find Hollywood, amusement parks, beachfronts, shopping, beachfront shopping, fishing, hiking – the list goes on. Really, just about anything in the world can be had in LA, and the city boasts some pretty unbelievable weather to boot. But one thing that is often overlooked but shouldn't be is the fact that Los Angeles has some pretty amazing architecture, and that makes for some pretty great tours of the city.
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Best Gardens and Parks of Long Beach
People don't often associate Long Beach with gardens and parks, but that's just because Long Beach is famous for other things – most notably, being close to Los Angeles. There are a few great tours of LA from Long Beach that highlight the best of LA, but Long Beach has got its own charms in its own right – and one of these charms are its gardens and parks.
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Best Places to Get a Drink in L.A.
Heading out and about in Los Angeles is a bit of tricky scene. Not because there's a lack of things to do – far from it, Los Angeles has a ton of great things to do at arm's reach – but there are so many great drinking spots in town that it really just boils down to where you particularly feel like going.
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Stepping Back in Time With Amoeba Music
What comes with technology's inexorable march forward? When we gain advancements, what happens to that newly-dubbed low-fidelity tech that once held such a dear place in our hearts? Does it disappear forever, or does it find its own, new-found niche amongst other curios and kitsch? The periodical succumbs to the eReader, hand-written letters get fired-off as hastily-strewn emails, and what was once an LP/cassette/CD is now downloadable on your handheld device and available at the flick of the wrist. So it would seem that there would be little need for music stores nowadays, but in the same way that an eReader can't quite fully replace the loveable lo-fi of the newspaper, so too are there needs that music stores alone cannot sate. Hence, the survival (and growth) of Amoeba Music.
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The Music Lover's Guide to LA
Los Angeles is not an easily defined city. Marked by its sheer size and almost runaway growth, the city itself incorporates some truly staggering numbers – both in population size and square footage. And with those numbers comes a wide array of cultures, style, and the feel of a modern, hustling, bustling, vibrant city. Luckily, that mélange of human experience tends to churn out some pretty fantastic music, so if you're in town and are looking for something to do in LA, consider catching a show to be at the top of that list.
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Starstruck in LA – Where You Might Not Expect It
Los Angeles is celebrity central. Thanks to Hollywood there are all sorts of places you can visit and be starstruck in LA. Some go-to spots are just a given. There's the iconic Hollywood sign, the Hollywood Walk of Fame and the famous cement hand and footprints in the forecourt of the TCL Chinese Theatre IMAX®. But there are touches of Hollywood woven throughout Southern California. Not necessarily hidden, just not as well-known and in places you just sometimes forget to look.
September 9, 2014 by Dana Rebmann
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Warner Bros. Studios VIP Tour
Playing tourist in Los Angeles can be a star-studded experience. Celebrity sightings often come with bragging rights, but for a true picture of the workings of Tinseltown, leave Hollywood Boulevard behind and head to Warner Bros. Studios.
September 5, 2014 by Dana Rebmann
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Where to Stay in LA
Los Angeles is a big city (about 4 million in Los Angeles proper at last estimate), but that doesn't mean that the best parts of the city are just jumping out at you – far from it. First-time visitors to the city might imagine that Sunset and Hollywood are great places to hang out – but a quick drive down either of these boulevards will tell you otherwise. So where are the great places to stay and check out in LA?
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Michael J. Hoeppner was born June 1, 1949, to Joseph and Anna Hoeppner in Winona, MN. He has three siblings: Patricia, Edward, and Mary. He attended Cathedral Grade School, Cotter High School, St. Mary's College, and Immaculate Heart of Mary Seminary, all in Winona.
I have chosen my motto from the third chapter of St. Paul's letter to the Colossians. In this chapter, St. Paul calls the faithful of Colossae "God's chosen people, holy and beloved." He describes the community life these faithful have entered into through baptism. In doing so, he first lists five virtues that characterize the lives of those transformed through baptism, virtues that are to mark their life together. In their relations with one another, they are to have the "heart of compassion." They are always to act with "humility, meekness and patience." They are to "forgive one another…as the Lord has forgiven you."
Paul has described these virtues as "the new garments of Christ" (v 12). He then goes on to speak of the one outer garment, the final garment that covers all the others and binds them all together. "Above all these put on charity, which is the bond of perfection" (v 14). Agape , Christian charity, love, as Jesus has shown us, is the virtue above all others by which the disciples of Jesus are known. Finally, St. Paul notes that in all their dealings with one another, they are to make the peace of Christ the standard: "may the arbiter in your midst be the peace of Christ, to whom you have been called in one body" (v 15).
How will the faithful live such a loving and peace-filled life together? St. Paul goes on to explain how. It will happen if they are always eucharistoi , thankful. They must: "let the word of Christ dwell in you in all its richness." This word of Christ dwelling in their hearts will result in their "teaching and admonishing one
Finally, in summing up, St. Paul directs the faithful to "do everything in the name of the Lord Jesus: (v 17). All thoughts, words and actions are to be done in the name of the Lord Jesus. One of the ways those in the early Church were described, in fact, was as those "who call upon the name of the Lord" (cf. Romans 10:13). Everything, now, must be done "in the name of the Lord Jesus.
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Created for the first time by James-Charles Noonan, Jr., the heraldic designer, there appears a gold portcullis, the heraldic gate. This ancient gate, as seen on the drawbridges of castles in ancient architecture, is symbolic of the Blessed Virgin Mary, normally (as gate of heaven) but herein, for the first time, it represents Saint Anne, the mother of Mary. How? Saint Anne was known to have died (near to age 72 as legend has it) in a dwelling beside the Gate of the Sheep in Jerusalem and next to this gate she
Joachim and it was there, when he arrived, and as they embraced, that the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary took place.For these two reasons, the Golden Gate has been selected for Bishop Hoeppner's arms but upon it is worked a sheep's head in gold to represent both the Golden Gate
The gate represents not only Saint Anne, but the bishop's own mother, who was named for the mother of the Blessed Virgin Mary . Bishop Hoeppner wished most of all to represent his late mother and father in his heraldic design. As such, a special homage needed to be made to Saint Joseph of Nazareth, as the husband of the Blessed Virgin Mary was also the patron of the bishop's late father. And so, in this design, the stem or rod of Saint Joseph, common in devotional art, appears to honor both the foster father of the Lord but also the bishop's own late father. To clearly represent that these two images have become one, by virtue of impalement, the stem passes behind the gate, the rod appears below the gate and the
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Thereafter, the newly-unified nation selected the golden oak leaves as one of her symbols of unification. In this spirit, the bishop's father and paternal ancestors are honored in a special commemoration.
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Both patriarchs and cardinals have a galero with fifteen tassels; the difference being that a patriarch's is green while the cardinal's is red or scarlet. Popes do not use a galero in their personal coats of arms: rather the Papal Tiara and Keys of Saint Peter are used.
The circular galero surmounts the shield and the processional cross that in heraldry is properly known as the episcopal cross. The interior of the galero is properly rendered in scarlet. Tassels adorn the brim and fall from stylized knots made of cording of the same color.
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A pleated skirt with scalloped pockets. The waistband was from a pattern for a skirt from a 1988 edition of the NZ Australian Women's Weekly "Handmade" magazine. The pockets were made using Casey's shaped pocket tutorial
The rest of the skirt I just made up as I went along!
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Aug 20, 2011, 07.40 PMby sweetharte
LOVE this.. so cute. i want 100 of them and i'm going to make them all look exactly like yours.. i'm kidding. i might just make two or three of them like that…
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Haha, thanks!! :)
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I love the embroidery – the perfect touch!
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Thanks! It took me a while to figure out what to do, because I wanted the pockets to stand out, but I like what I ended up with :)
Aug 6, 2011, 10.36 AMby debilovessewing
SO CUTE! Love the trim on the pockets!!
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Thanks Debi!! I was quite happy with how it turned out, too :)
Aug 6, 2011, 07.42 AMby Dee Durrant
Love this – the pocket detail makes it really cute.
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Thanks Dee!
Aug 6, 2011, 06.52 AMby Ruffles Gazebo
this is really cute! love the little handstitched details and the pocket shaping really make this special :)
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Yeah, I pretty much built the skirt around the pockets!!
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Published: 18 March 2010
fortune not just because the 350 people he employs in Belgravia have brains; they also have speed, building their own high-frequency computers that have raced them in and out of successful trades microseconds before their rivals get there. Like many other hedge funders, he's relocating to Geneva next month.
Platt does not talk to the press, partly because he's secretive, mainly because it's a waste of time, but he took two hours off from money to talk to me about art. And he knows his stuff. He calls himself 'passionate' about art and denies that he's a shrivelled financial soul, a money machine who's given up on real life.
The reason he is so well informed is that he has started an ingenious new art business, All Visual Arts (AVA), with Joe La Placa, a 50-year-old whose picaresque past merits being made into a film. Born in New York to a physicist father and opera-singer mother, La Placa is, as he says, 'a union of art and science, which is key to my business'. As a young man, he shared an art scholarship with Keith Haring, worked at Studio 54 ferrying Bianca Jagger, Liza Minnelli and Andy Warhol around the VIP area, was an assistant to artists including Lichtenstein and de Kooning, and co-wrote the screenplay of the 1996 Jean-Michel Basquiat biopic, Basquiat, about the graffiti artist who died of a heroin overdose aged 27, starring David Bowie as Andy Warhol.
Key to his current role is that in the 1980s he owned a Tribeca gallery that sold 19th- and 20th-century masterworks by futurists such as Boccioni and artists from the Hudson River School of art. He used the profits to fund huge projects by contemporary artists, including Basquiat and Haring, which the artists would never have been able to afford themselves. He and his partner in the gallery were the youngest dealers in the history of the influential Art Basel fair. However, when he brought works by 40 graffiti artists to London in 1985, despite the approval of the Prince and Princess of Wales who attended his show, he was branded a 'vulgar American' – he still keeps the clipping.
After forays into the world of IT, working for IBM, and music, working for super-producer Nellee Hooper, La Placa had a craving to get back into the art world. He did this via the influential magazine Art Review. From there he graduated to become a director of Artnet, the world's largest online auction and gallery database. It was while he was there that his partner, Fiamma Montagu, a British sculptor, insisted that he should meet her ex-boyfriend, Mike Platt. 'I'm a Sicilian,' he protested. 'A) He's your ex, so I have no interest in meeting him and b) He's a hedge fund guy and they're the ones ruining the art world with their "buy today, sell tomorrow" philosophy.' But she insisted and the pair met in 2006 at Frieze in Regent's Park. 'And I sit down with him and he's immediately engaging and fascinating. He's informing me about money and I'm informing him about art.'
The pair launched AVA in 2008 with one aim: to build a contemporary art collection not by shopping for pictures, but by commissioning them from the artists. They have a two-year contract with each artist and guarantee that they will keep some of the work for five years. Platt puts up the capital, which runs into millions, and La Placa chooses the artists.
They have a private showroom in the crypt of a deconsecrated church at One Marylebone, which displays a selection of art by, among others, taxidermist Polly Morgan, the Turner Prize-winning sculptor and installation artist Keith Tyson and Reece Jones, an artist who works mainly in charcoal. What's on view in the darkened crypt is not for children. Skulls, crucified monkeys, stag heads, five-billion- year-old meteorites, a black Christ in an electric chair, a whirlwind in a glass box, a Japanese girl riding a polycarbonate walrus, stuffed baby sparrows in a coffin and the levitation of St John the Baptist gleam at you in the dim light. Balls of crushed mouse skulls and piles of mouse fur on the floor, together with Don Quixote about to die on the wall, add more visual shocks. The artists are headed by Paul Fryer, whose one-man show thrilled and chilled at Frieze week last September, but
significant shudders come from large paintings by Wolfe von Lenkiewicz, feather sculptures by Kate MccGwire and insects in resin by Alastair Mackie.
Nothing quite like this can be seen elsewhere in London – AVA has the space until 1 June and you need a stiff G&T at the pub over the road to take you through it – but art with a fright is not the most distinguishing thing about AVA. Reece Jones, whose drawings are collected by AVA, says of the business: 'If you're someone who needs backing culturally or financially to produce your art, Joe will stick his neck out for you; he's very generous from an artist's perspective – but it doesn't feel like charity because he's so passionate about it.' Charity it is not. Platt and La Placa's main interest is funding monumental works of art. You're an artist in Hoxton or Bethnal Green and you dream of building something ambitious that costs £10,000 or £50,000 or £1 million but you haven't got the readies? Joe will lend you their expertise and financing and help you build it. AVA will take a work for its collection in lieu of the production costs, and sell others, hopefully to major collectors or institutions. AVA gets an artwork and the profits from sales are divided.
Everyone's a winner. Polly Morgan's flying machine sculpture from their Age of the
Marvellous exhibition last summer sold for £95,000, a record for the artist, to Thomas Olbricht, a German biochemist who is one of the world's foremost contemporary art collectors. 'They gave me the con-fidence and the means to complete a work I'd been struggling with for several years,' says Morgan.
'We sell to the world's biggest private collectors,' confirms La Placa. 'It's important we place our things in the right collections so that the works will accrue in value.' Merely having an open cheque book doesn't mean you can buy from AVA. The company has already introduced some spectacular pieces, notably two Wolfe von Lenkiewicz paintings, into Home House (the Robert Adam-designed private members' club on Portman Square) at the behest of the Candy brothers who, says La Placa, are 'eager to continue the relationship'.
While La Placa picks the artists, 'my skill
is trading,' says Platt in his cheerful, crisp, reductive way: this is a mind that was educated at Imperial College and LSE and does not waste words. 'I've never lost money since I was born. In 2008-09 [when Lehman Brothers went bust and most banks and hedge funds piled up losses] I made a mid- to high-20s return. BlueCrest returned 60 per cent in 2009. Trading is 99 per cent inspiration and one per cent perspiration.'
If anyone knows how to make money out of the art world, it is Platt. 'Looking over the horizon; that's what we [hedge funds] do every day,' he says. So should wise people put their money into art and real assets, or invest in the mainstream UK and US economies? 'Our view at BlueCrest is that any recovery will be muted and every time the economy exhibits any growth in its own right, the government will be very happy to reduce spending into it and it will need to do so.' This matters to the art market. A common guess among Bond Street art dealers and the bosses at Sotheby's, Christie's and Bonhams is that inflation will rise to eight per cent by the end of 2011, stimulating further flights out of money and equities into art, not to mention into prime London property and a range of real assets.
'Eight per cent? I wouldn't rule it out. I'm positioned for it,' Platt replies. 'But in 2010, I foresee no significant inflation.' La Placa intervenes: 'But if you go only for investment in art, you miss the point.' He's right. Art is for art's sake and this is what 90 per cent of sales on the art market are about; the reward on the wall and not the profits. But it remains true that if you back the right horse on the contemporary art market, the win is beyond all comparison with success on the FTSE or the Dow Jones. This is not least because the art market is small enough to be manipulated in price. Four or five people only have sent the price of
Richard Prince's erotic paperback book cover pictures from $10,000 to $5 million in a decade. Even with artists with outputs far bigger than Prince's, prices can be controlled.
Andy Warhol put out more than 8,000 art works across 30 years. But New York dealers Jose Mugrabi and his sons Alberto and David are credited in 2010 with owning over 1,000 of them and they thus operate a retail market in Warhol at any prices they choose. Their operations, though they are not the only market force pushing values up, have helped the mean average price of Warhols rise from $66,000 in 1988, the year the artist died, to over $700,000 now. The Mugrabis now own 150 Damien Hirsts as well. 'We want to keep the prices up,' David Mugrabi said candidly at the Hirst blockbuster auction at Sotheby's in 2008.
This market is manipulated, isn't it? I ask. Yes, Mike Platt and Joe La Placa allow, but less than you might think, given that the price of any artwork can be anything you want. Picasso's top known price in 1960 was $55,000. Now it's $139 million. 'Every market on this planet trends,' by which Platt means that everyone starts buying the same thing and there are huge waves of popularity. 'All markets do. It's the way human beings are programmed. These artists we're talking about are trending higher. Personally, I would never bet against anything that's trending. The biggest business that I run is computerised mathematically to identify trends and position for them. That is something that works. When a market is trending strongly, it's a very brave bet to call the end of it.'
And how will this affect art's future? People will be constantly concerned about inflation and the trend into art and real assets will continue to grow over time, predicts Platt. Cash will continue to pay poorly because interest rates will stay low in the US for at least two years and in the UK they need to stay low indefinitely. But there's a risk of a rapid UK sterling crisis, he adds, if Labour win. If it's the Conservatives, the City will give them longer to sort it out.
'Art's a store of value and a status symbol. Art and houses are inflation-proof assets you can enjoy on a daily basis. The client base for art is building worldwide, not least thanks to the internet which tells you immediately what's going on. Thirty years ago it took weeks or months of research to find out. Art's a lot more exciting than having your money in a bank or a company where you wonder if it will still be around in a month's time.'
So you're positive about art prices and art trends? 'Highly positive,' reply Mike and Joe
in unison. And with people like them in this business, so they should be.
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GOODYEAR, Ariz. -- Texas Rangers left-handed pitcher Neal Cotts suffered a strained left latissimus dorsi muscle in Saturday's 7-4 win over the Cleveland Indians. He will be evaluated further Sunday and could get an MRI to determine the severity. ...Blog | March 31, 2012
Josh Hamilton's injury not believed seriousRichard Durrett
SURPRISE, Ariz. -- Texas Rangers outfielder Josh Hamilton's tightness in his left groin is not believed to be serious, but he is not in the lineup for tonight's game with the Cleveland Indians. He remains listed as day-to-day. Hamilton complained ...Blog | March 31, 2012
Brad Hawpe, Kelvin De La Cruz scratchedRichard Durrett
SURPRISE, Ariz. -- First baseman/outfielder Brad Hawpe and left-handed pitcher Kelvin De La Cruz were scratched from today's intrasquad game. Hawpe has what the club is describing as mild right hamstring soreness. De La Cruz has left forearm tight...Blog | March 01, 2012