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|The Model 70 Extreme Weather Stainless utilizes a Bell and Carlson lay-up composite stock that provides a solid feel and features trim and lightweight ergonomics. It has a textured charcoal gray matte finish for rugged good looks and improved grip in adverse conditions. The sculpted cheekpiece helps insure proper eye-to-scope alignment from any shooting position. The thick, black Pachmayr Decelerator pad helps take the felt recoil bite out of high performance magnum cartridges. Like all Model 70s today, it features the Pre'-64 type claw extractor with Controlled Round Feeding so the cartridge may be easily withdrawn from the chamber at any point after it leaves the magazine. The Extreme Weather SS rifle's free-floating, fluted stainless steel barrel is made in the same factory as those found on U.S. military rifles and machine guns, and features a recessed target crown to protect the rifling.
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Scott's Tackle Company has been manufacturing SCOTT'S CUT BAIT RIGS in Michigan since 2005. Constructed with Rhys Davis Teaser Heads, and designed for herring strips or artificial cutbait.
If you are looking for a high quality rig that will perform well under tournament conditions ,as well as everyday use, then these are the rigs for you! Scott and Donna are members of the Flint River Valley Steelheaders.
On July 21, 2013 , Scott's Cut Bait Rigs placed 8th out of 100 boats in the Ludington Offshore Classic, Big Fish Contest with a 26 lb. King Salmon. See Scott's Corner for Picture and details!!!!
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During the month of July, Data Center Knowledge readers were interested in stories of micro data centers being deployed at AOL and news of outages of Amazon's cloud. Also, a feature on the Olympian infrastructure required to support the London 2012 Olympic Games was a popular subject, with stories of "data ships" and IPv4 impacting web hosting companies' valuation ranking high on the list as well. Here's the most popular stories on Data Center Knowledge for July 2012, ranked by page views:
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The bosses of HairTech International Inc. sue Hilton a multi-million dollar, alleging the heiress has failed to promote their collection and missed the launch party.
Bosses at a hair extensions company have dropped a multi-million dollar legal battle with Paris Hilton after admitting their claims were "not accurate". Executives at HairTech International Inc. sued the heiress for $35 million last summer over claims she reneged on her endorsement deal to promote their 2007 Dream Catchers range.
They alleged she failed to promote the collection and skipped a launch party after she was jailed for a probation violation, and even amended the lawsuit in December 2010 to claim Hilton in fact cost them a staggering $70 million.
The reality TV star, who filed a counter suit against HairTech, has now confirmed the legal dispute has come to an end after company boss Chris Volek admitted many of the claims were incorrect. Volek says in a statement, "The information I received from others and on which I based the lawsuit was not accurate."
And Hilton is pleased with the outcome, telling New York Post gossip column Page Six, "It is certainly not unusual for businesspeople to have their disagreements, but I am glad that Chris has acknowledged the hard work and dedication I put into promoting his products." Hilton denies any money was paid for the lawsuit to be dropped.


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1. Re: iPad Upgrade EligibilityAntonioC_VZW Apr 4, 2011 6:49 PM (in response to 2hamlet2)
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I currently own an Verizon iPad and 'might' purchase the iPad 2 sometime in the future. My Verizon account currently says I'm eligible for an 'upgrade', but because the upgrade is tied to my iPad device, I'm not sure what the upgrade option means for me.
Does this mean I'm eligible to 'upgrade' to an iPad 2?? The upgrade issue is even more confusing because when I click on the upgrade options available to me, my account list phones, not the iPad 2. I'm assuming this is because my current iPad has a 'telephone number' attached to the account. Has anyone else received and upgrade eligibility notice for their iPad? If so, what does it mean?
When your My Verizon website indicates that you are eligible for upgrade, you can upgrade to any device (phone, tablet or broadband device). Please note that the iPad 2 is only sold at full retail price and using your upgrade will not make a difference on the price you pay for it. Additionally, no contract is required for an iPad 2 as you pay full retail price.
2. Re: iPad Upgrade Eligibility2hamlet2 Apr 5, 2011 1:46 AM (in response to AntonioC_VZW)
3. Re: iPad Upgrade EligibilityTBhouston Apr 5, 2011 3:40 AM (in response to 2hamlet2)
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Thanks, Antonio, for the explanation. Will the iPad 2 eventually be sold for less than full retail?
everything is eventaully sold for less than full retail. also you don't want to use your upgrade for the ipad2 because you won't get any discounted rates for it
4. Re: iPad Upgrade Eligibilitygina7239 Apr 15, 2012 9:26 AM (in response to TBhouston)
You can't use an upgrade on an iPad 1 2 or 3. That is good in a way so you font have to worry if you don't use the service you can suspend it or get rid of it. The only way to get a discount is if there is a new iPad that just came out or certified like new which both don't have a contract anyways.
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Gina, I know you saw April, but you responded to a post that is over a year old. Oops


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Micron's decision to cut 15 per cent of its workforce and slash production of Nand Flash is symptomatic of the dire predicament of memory-chip manufacturers.
The iSuppli research firm today lowered its forecast for revenue growth for semiconductors in general to 3.5 per cent in 2008, down from its 4 per cent prediction in August. Industry revenues grew just 3.3 per cent in 2007 as memory chip prices collapsed in the fourth quarter with demand weakening. This caused Intel to miss its forecasts in January. Read more


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Manitoba's senior federal cabinet minister is beating the drum for a cost-effective ground link between Nunavut and Churchill to develop the North and further assert Canadian sovereignty in the region.
Public Safety Minister Vic Toews would like to see the construction of a winter road linking Churchill to Rankin Inlet.
He said such a seasonal road could boost mining development in northern Canada and breathe "new life" into Manitoba's northern port.
"I could see the whole North opening up and really becoming integrated into the overall Canadian infrastructure and the economy. This is very important for us, not just from an economic point of view but from a sovereignty point of view," Toews told reporters after a speech to the Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce Friday.
For years, the federal, provincial and territorial governments have explored the idea of building an all-weather road from Gillam to Nunavut via Churchill. A 2005 study put the cost at $1.2 billion.
Toews said while a permanent road may be prohibitively expensive now, a much more affordable option would be to build a winter road. The initial construction cost from Churchill to Rankin Inlet would be in the neighbourhood of $25 million, while annual maintenance might be about $12 million, he said.
Winter roads are built atop frozen lakes, wetlands and ground. Access depends on the weather. The life of a winter road can vary from several weeks to several months, depending on the temperature.
"The Arctic is Canada's, and building roads to the North and unifying the North with the rest of Canada by physical infrastructure, I think, will be tremendous. The cost is relatively small. The return is huge."
Toews said his cabinet colleague, Leona Aglukkaq, in her role as regional minister for the North, is "very supportive" of the idea, as are territorial leaders in Nunavut and the Manitoba government.
Manitoba Infrastructure and Transportation Minister Steve Ashton confirmed Friday the two levels of government have discussed the winter road idea.
Ashton applauded Toews for promoting it, saying the federal minister's vision is "very consistent" with the province's own thinking.
"It's been very much the Manitoba approach to connect communities by winter road and eventually by all-weather road," he said, referring to developments on the east side of Lake Winnipeg and elsewhere.
"They are dollar for dollar one of the most cost-effective transportation initiatives you can bring into place," Ashton said of winter roads.
The road link would provide Nunavut communities, such as Arviat and Rankin Inlet, along the western shore of Hudson Bay with cheaper goods in the winter as the items wouldn't have to be flown in. In summer, goods travelling by rail to Churchill are then transferred to barges that serve the Kivalliq region.
A winter road would also provide more business for the Hudson Bay Railway Co., which connects Churchill with the south, said Brad Chase, president of OmniTRAX Canada, the company that owns the rail line and the port itself. "It's something we're quite excited about," he said Friday.
John Hrominchuk Jr., president of the Churchill Chamber of Commerce, said the winter road would be "a great start to opening the North." It would also provide off-season work for port workers and others, he said.
The Manitoba Chambers of Commerce has recommended construction of an all-weather road from Gillam to Churchill and on to Nunavut.
Graham Starmer, the organization's president, called a winter road linking Churchill and Rankin Inlet "a great first step." But governments should take the idea further and also build a winter-road link between Churchill and Gillam so trucks could travel from southern highways directly to Nunavut and back again.
Right now, the proposed winter road is just an idea. A route would still have to be determined and funding would have to be committed.
However, Starmer said it's significant that the Manitoba, federal and Nunavut governments all appear to be in favour of the project. "I think the stars are aligning," he said Friday.


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From Fashionably Geek: We've seen every kind of Snuggie variation from the Booty Buddy to the Snazzy Napper, but the time has come for the wearable blanket to be gadgetized. The final frontier is upon us people.
There was talk of an upcoming electric blanket variation on the Snuggie at this year's CES, but it appears that a product has only just been made available for purchase.
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"Advanced engineering from Lily Chin creates a bi-colored sweater with unique appeal. A triangular cabled panel releases the draped bodice, which pleats and gathers at the shoulders; rises high to the back-buttoned neck."
Difficulty level and description: "Experienced. Standard-fitting, bi-colored, draped and cabled bodice pullover with crossover neck, set-in sleeves, back-buttoned placket and deep waist ribbing."
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P.K. vs. E.K.
This, after all, is where it all began.
It was on the Scotiabank Place ice surface in early 2009 that the hockey world that doesn't scout first awakened to the astonishing skills of P.K. Subban and Erik Karlsson.
Both young players were named to the world junior hockey championship's all-star team. Karlsson was further awarded the International Ice Hockey Federation's award for best defenceman. Subban, also a defenceman, scored the first goal in the gold-medal game, leading Canada to a 5-1 victory over Karlsson's Sweden.
Last season Karlsson, today a 22-year-old with the Ottawa Senators, took the Norris Trophy as the NHL's top defenceman. This season Subban, today a 23-year-old with the Montreal Canadiens, is considered a leading candidate to win the 2013 Norris in a year in which Karlsson missed most of the season with a sliced Achilles tendon.
Three games ago, however, Karlsson came back a mere 10 weeks after surgery. And his return has turned Round 1 of the Stanley Cup playoff series between the second-place Canadiens and the seventh-place Senators, set to begin Thursday in Montreal, into a match of the duelling defencemen.
So competitive are they that on Tuesday Karlsson feigned not even being aware of Subban four years back in Ottawa: "No, not really."
That would be highly unlikely, given that Subban, with his size, his spinnerama moves, end-to-end rushes and love of bright lights and microphones was the most-compelling player at those world juniors. Karlsson, in contrast, was the quiet, efficient, little Swedish defenceman that it often took a trained hockey eye to notice his magic on the ice.
Their career arcs to spring, 2013, have not been parallel. Subban has often been a lightning rod of controversy, his habits on the ice early on criticized by veterans, his brashness in the dressing room sometimes resented by teammates, his contractual holdout to start the 2013 season hotly debated by fans who seem both to adore him and despise him. There are even shots in Ottawa that P.K. stands for "Pretend Karlsson."
Karlsson, on the other hand, began as the model Senator – working the team's 2008 draft table as if he were a coffee runner rather than the team's top pick – fitting in seamlessly with the team and quietly signing a lucrative contract extension in the off-season. He has even babysat captain Daniel Alfredsson's four children, including changing the odd diaper.
How, then, could they not be the main story line heading into Game 1 Thursday night in Montreal?
"There will be a lot of good story lines this series as it goes on," says Alfredsson. But, he concedes, "They're probably the best players on each team.
"Both of them are really good skaters, good with the puck, shoot the puck, create offence a lot by themselves as defencemen, which doesn't happen too much in this league any more.
"They kind of stand out."
Subban knows this, but isn't anxious to see the two of them stand alone in what is still a team sport. "Erik's a great player and I'm sure he'd say the same thing," Subban told reporters on Monday. "This series isn't going to be decided by two players."
Perhaps not, but this series is certainly going to be affected, seriously, by how the two youngsters on defence perform. Each has proved critical to his team; each can be that elusive cliché so prized lately in hockey talk: a game-changer.
"We both play on the edge a bit," says Karlsson. "And we like to create offensive plays and take a lot of shots. If the puck goes in, that's a game changer."
Karlsson is an open admirer of Subban. "I think he proved last year that he's a great player," the Ottawa defenceman says. "I think he proved even more this year that he's an even better player. He's grown a lot since he came into the league and he's one of the guys that we're going to have to be aware of. He's dangerous in all the zones. I think he proved to everyone that he's here to stay.
"He plays hockey in a fun way. I think he enjoys himself out there. And he trusts his instincts and plays offensively – and you know that's kind of the way I think I want to play, too."
Karlsson, on the other hand, is not without his admirers on the opposite side of the ice.
"This guy can skate," says Montreal forward Colby Armstrong of Karlsson. "His head's up, he can make something out of nothing. In Boston [on Sunday night] he did that slap shot pass across the blueline, if it's anyone else that's getting picked off and going the other way.
"This guy's a special player and someone you have to watch, it's like he's all nimbly-bimbly on his skates, he can bounce around out there like nothing else. A tough player to contain, for sure."
As, of course, is Subban.
"People pay a lot of money and they want to see the best players in the world," Subban said Monday, "and he's one of them, so to get a player like that back will make the series more interesting.
"But it's not P.K. Subban against Erik Karlsson."
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Movie Magic
So I've been turning to do more warm ups for my work day. It's a time to loosen the muscles and to try new things. Things such as practice the human figure or color theory. So what's the easiest way to practice and learn from, I mean where does one look? One place to look is magazines and adds for figures. Fashion, Clothing and Nation Geographic are great ones. However another place I like to is, Movies.
Movie studios spend billions of dollars to create many, many pictures. They have a large teams of people to create movies. From the story and the look. A lot of time and experts go into each one. So why not study their hard work? As comic artist, you try to convey moods, setting, object and people. It's something I have notice a lot of the greats do, the more you study the more you know and the better your art is. Now of course you should study from life and nature. However, I find movies stills are good way to start the day. I picked this up from Tony Shasteen. He does amazing mini prints from a lot of great movies.
The big question all artist start with is composition How to do a good solid and simple composition There is a film called "The Big Combo." It's a black and white film that is shot beautifully and planned to the tee. It has every shoot an artist might ever need. Black and white compositions for any artist is a key factor, so this film is a blessing. The whole thing is on youtube and here are some I have done.
Another thing I've been doing is movie stills. I found this site, which just have thousands of thousands of images form movies and television. With these I try to practice color, composition and the figure. I've been trying to do less line work in the backgrounds. Here are all ones I've done.
Well that's all the movie magic and tips I got today. Thanks again and have a great day.


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1. MAGNOLIA House at Wooburn Green will be opening on Sunday from 11am to 2pm to raise funds for Scannappeal. This half acre garden has with an abundance of spring flowering including snowdrops and sellebores set amongst many mature trees. The rear garden has an attractive stream leading to a pond and greenhouses with two small aviaries. The front garden also has a pond behind which are two beehives. Homemade soup and refreshments available. Admission £4 per adult on the gate. For further details call 01494 734161 or visit www.scannappeal.org.uk/events
2. THE Rod Stewart musical, Tonight's the Night, is on at Aylesbury tonight at 7.30pm and two performances tomorrow at 2.30 and 7.30pm. Starring former Sugababe, Jade Ewen, this musical by Ben Elton features all the well known hits of the singer, including Maggie May, Sailing and Baby Jane. Tickets are £10 to £33.40. from 0844 8717607 or go to www.atgtickets.com/aylesbury.
3. FOLLOWING the success of the justpoppedup.supper club event in January, chef Justin Akpa from Channel 4 show The Taste, returns with the justpoppedup team to celebrate 'spring on a plate'. Spring is an amazing season for locally sourced British produce so enjoy a refreshingly light seasonal menu. Tickets are £35 per person, plus booking fee (optional wine pairing available at an extra cost of £22 per person). Standard ticket price includes: guests are welcome between 7 to 8pm for a cocktail and canapé reception, at 8pm guests will be seated and served an amuse bouché followed by a four course meal inspired by spring. At 10.30pm guests will be served coffee and petit fours to conclude the evening. There will be a small art exhibition on show provided by local aspiring artistic talent. More details at www.justpoppedup.com.
It takes place on Saturday at 7pm at Arts4every1 in Desborough Road.High Wycombe.
4. IN the picturesque setting by the river bank in Marlow, the surroundings of All Saints Church will be aglow in the early spring as a major annual event in the town's calendar takes place.
The resplendent scene will be the place for Mayor Suzanne Brown to hold her first civic service, as residents get a chance to meet her and the town council team, responsible for running Marlow.
The service on Sunday, from 3pm, is open to everyone, with refreshments to be served after wards in the parish rooms. The event will be a chance to speak with councillors on any issues affecting them and to mingle with other dignitaries including MPs and neighbouring Mayors.
5. THE popular Italian food market will be bursting with authentic Italian delicacies available to try and buy. You can also test out your Italian with the numerous vendors who will be on hand to offer advice on ingredients and recipes. It runs on Saturday and Sunday from 9am to 5pm in Thame Town Centre.


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A DECISION to close the last remaining bank in a village has been met with anger from community leaders.
The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) has decided to close the NatWest Rhos branch, blaming a 30 per cent decline in transactions since 2011.
The decision has been made without consultation with the Rhos community, a move which has angered Clwyd South MP Susan Elan Jones.
The proposals would see the branch close on September 1, with a new mobile branch van brought in to cover the community. A cash machine will be retained in the village, but RBS confirmed it would write to customers and publicise the branch closure.
Kevin Hughes, councillor for Ponciau on Wrexham Council and chairman of Rhos Community Council, said: "This is absolutely dreadful news for Rhos. The NatWest is the last bank serving North Wales' largest village. The bank is used by many local people and businesses.
"It's also a lifeline for many older residents who do not use internet banking. I urge local people to join me and others in campaigning to try and get the bank's senior managers to see sense."
Fellow Rhos councillor Paul Pemberton said he was "livid" about the closure, adding: "As far as I am aware there has been no consultation with the people of Rhos. We are the largest village in Wales and this is just another nail in the coffin.
"We've fought hard to save the library and The Stiwt and we'll be fighting our corner on this one too. RBS is taxpayer-owned, yet they make this decision without consulting the public. It's an outrage." Ms Jones and Clwyd South AM Ken Skates have stated they will write formally to Royal Bank of Scotland, asking it to reverse the decision.
Ms Jones said: "We need to send hundreds of emails making it clear how we feel about what the bank are doing.
"I'm especially angry one cold, impersonal email sent from distant Edinburgh could mean the end of local banking in the Rhos area."
Mr Skates said: "I will be writing to NatWest and asking them to reconsider closing the branch, which provides vital services used every day by many people in Rhos and from further afield."
A spokesman for RBS said: "Since 2011 there has been a 30 per cent decline in transactions in the branch as more and more people use alternative ways of banking with us. Only 35 customers use the bank on a regular basis (weekly). More and more people are banking with us by phone, online, on our mobile app, in post offices and through our ATMs.
"Since 2010 branch transactions across our whole network have declined by about 30 per cent while online and mobile transactions have grown by more than 200 per cent."
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The 2013 National Polygraph Association annual training conference was a huge success!
The NPA had a very high turnout of members attending, had a lot of vendor representation and had several polygraph school directors in attendance.
Michael Woodrow, Professor and Detective Sergeant, entertained the membership with his excellent presentation, covering things like public perception and the need to be pro-active in our public relations in the polygraph profession.
I was able to present a class on Using Interpreters in polygraph testing and how the Directed Lie Technique lends itself more easily to the use of interpreters than does the Probable Lie Technique.
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SAN FRANCISCO, May 20, 2014 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- After a comprehensive search, the Community Arts Stabilization Trust (CAST) has announced the appointment of Moy Eng as CAST executive director, effective June 1. Ms. Eng has worked for over three decades in the philanthropic sector as a grantmaker, consultant and senior manager in areas as diverse as arts, education, renewable energy, lesbian and gay rights, and international human rights. As executive director, she will champion CAST's mission to create stable physical spaces for arts and cultural organizations in the San Francisco Bay Area to facilitate equitable urban transformation.
"CAST exemplifies a fresh, sophisticated approach to addressing the daunting challenge of affordable space for artists," said Ms. Eng. "It puts the arts at the center of the development of this vibrant, burgeoning metropolis we call home, San Francisco. I'm thrilled about working with the CAST board to lead this new venture."
Known for her visionary ability and talent in supporting progressive ideas, Ms. Eng has advised on philanthropic strategy, cultural policy and nonprofit management. She has worked as a grantmaker in numerous foundations throughout the country with assets ranging from $100 million to $9.2 billion. Ms. Eng directed the arts program at The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, one of the top ten arts grantmaking programs in the United States, investing in efforts that helped bring $800 million in new funding for arts education to California schools. She also commissioned landmark research on the dynamics of the U.S. cultural ecosystem and the state of arts education in California. She supported efforts to build more than 750,000 square feet in new, affordable performing arts space across the San Francisco Bay Area for organizations such as ODC, Intersection for the Arts and Eastside Arts Alliance.
Ms. Eng began her career in New York City in fundraising, working with both the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater and the Orchestra of St. Luke's, attracting leadership support from American luminaries such as Bill Cosby, the late Reginald Lewis, and Harry and Julie Belafonte. She has served as moderator, commentator, panelist, and speaker for the San Francisco Arts Commission, National Endowment for the Arts and New York State Council on the arts, among others.
In her new role, Ms. Eng will provide strategic guidance and management in finance and administration and serve as the primary liaison with CAST project partners, local officials, private financing institutions, investors and developers. She will work closely with the CAST board of directors as well as the Northern California Community Loan Fund, overseeing the development and execution of CAST projects.
"On behalf of the Board of Directors, I am excited to welcome Moy as the new executive director," said Eric Rodenbeck, CAST board president. "Throughout her career, she has demonstrated an exceptional ability to lead teams in developing and investing in bold, pragmatic solutions. Moy's breadth of experience in economic justice, community development and the arts make her a perfect fit for this position. We are absolutely delighted to have her join our team."
Ms. Eng serves on the board of the Stanford Jazz Workshop, advisory councils for the Northern California Community Loan Fund and Living Jazz, and is a Senior Fellow of the American Leadership Forum/Silicon Valley. She earned her BA in theater arts from Douglass College and an MA in arts administration from New York University. Ms. Eng's professional experiences are complemented by her passion for music as a vocalist and lyricist.
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CAST purchases and leases space for artists and arts organizations while also providing them with technical assistance to develop and expand their capacity to fundraise, manage their facilities effectively, and potentially own their building. CAST received seed funding from the Kenneth Rainin Foundation and seeks additional support from individuals, investors and funders for its expansion. For more information, go tocast-sf.org.
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LA Children's Chorus Names New Chair
Attorney Jennifer C. Terry has been named Chair of the Board of Directors of the Los AngeLes Children's Chorus (LACC), one of the world's foremost children's choirs. The La Canada resident has served on LACC's Board of Directors since 2009 and is parent of two LACC choristers. A partner in the Labor & Employment group at the law firm Arent Fox LLP in Los Angeles, Terry succeeds JoAnne Crawford-Dunér.
"I am truly pleased by Jenny's appointment," says LACC Artistic Director Anne Tomlinson. "Her deep commitment to LACC, both as a dynamic and incisive Board member and as an LACC parent, combined with her passion, strategic vision and exceptional leadership qualities will be invaluable in guiding LACC's continued growth. The families, staff and Board of LACC also acknowledge Joanne, her predecessor, with tremendous gratitude for her outstanding service."
"It is an honor to serve LACC in my new capacity as Chair," says Terry. "The foundation of LACC's phenomenal success and highly deserved international reputation is the exceptional training that Anne Tomlinson and her dynamic artistic staff provide LACC's choristers. They spark in the young singers a passion for music while promoting healthy vocal techniques and fostering critical and transformative life skills. I look forward to working closely with the dedicated Board of Directors and staff to ensure LACC's continued legacy of artistic excellence."
JENNIFER TERRY's civil litigation practice focuses on management side employment defense, particularly in California involving disability, race, age, and gender discrimination, retaliation, sexual harassment and wrongful termination. She is also the commercial advisor to the food division of a major confectionary manufacturer, and has significant experience drafting commercial contracts. Terry previously served as a federal district court law clerk to the Honorable J. Thomas Greene in the US District Court for the District of Utah and is fluent in Spanish.
LOS ANGELes ChildREN'S CHORUS is acclaimed for its pure, agile, Bel Canto sound that has made it one of the most in-demand children's choirs in the county. It has been lauded as "one of the world's foremost children's choirs" (Pasadena Star News), and described by critics as "hauntingly beautiful" (Los Angeles Times), "astonishingly polished" (Performances Magazine), "extraordinary in its abilities" (Culture Spot LA), and "one heck of a talented group of kids" (LA Weekly). Founded in 1986 and led by Artistic Director Anne Tomlinson since 1996, LACC's roster includes more than 375 children ages 6 to 18 from more than 50 communities across Los Angeles in six choirs and First Experiences in Singing program. LACC performs with such leading organizations as LA Opera, LA Phil, Hollywood Bowl Orchestra, LA Master Chorale, Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra, Pasadena Symphony and POPs, Jacaranda, MUSE/IQUE, and Calder Quartet, and has toured North and South America, Africa, China, Australia and Europe. It appears on the Los Angeles Master Chorale's critically acclaimed Decca recording "A Good Understanding," and Plácido Domingo's Deutsche Grammophon recording "Amore Infinito" ("Infinite Love"). The subject of a trilogy of documentaries by Academy Award-winning filmmaker Freida Lee Mock, LACC is featured in the Academy Award-nominated Sing!, about a year in the life of the choir;Sing Opera!, documenting the production of LACC's commissioned family opera Keepers of the Night; and Sing China!, chronicling its groundbreaking tour to China just prior to the Beijing Olympics. LACC has performed with John Mayer on NBC's "The Tonight Show" and was featured on Public Radio International's nationally syndicated show "From the Top," among other credits. Open auditions for LACC take place each June. First Experiences in Singing is a non-auditioned program for 6-7 year olds that serves as an enriching and fun music introduction for children.
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A woman has been handed a suspended sentence after fraudulently claiming £53,000 of housing benefit.
Karen Bastik, 52, of Greenhill in Buckhurst Hill was handed four concurrent nine-month jail terms, suspended for two years, and ordered to pay £950 costs.
Epping Forest District Council (EFDC) brought the prosecution after discovering the fraudster had received money she was not entitled to on four occasions between September 2004 and October 2009.
Syd Stavrou, EFDC portfolio holder for finance, said: "Housing benefit is means tested and is meant to help people on a low income to pay their bills.
"I am pleased with the outcome of this case and it sends a message that deliberately deceiving the council to obtain benefits is taken extremely seriously and we will seek to prosecute anyone who is found to have done this."
When she began claiming housing benefit in September 2004 and then again in January 2005, she used her married name of Walford and claimed she was not related to her landlord.
It was later discovered he was her brother.
In October 2011, when claiming benefits again, Ms Bastick used her maiden name but gave a false name for her brother so the relationship would not be detected.
She also failed to notify the council after acquiring £50,000 in October 2009 which should have been reported as a change in circumstances.
After carrying out an investigation, the council called the tenant in for an interview under caution in August 2013, when she admitted the offences.
Ms Bastik is now the subject of a supervision order and has been ordered to carry out 250 hours of unpaid work.
EFDC is currently in the process of recovering the £53,712.61 overpaid to Ms Bastik.
Ms Bastick pleaded guilty to the offences at Colchester Magistrates Court on June 24 and was referred to the Chelmsford Crown Court for sentencing on July 16.


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Guide Price £440,000
Property Description
Key features
- EPC Rating Is Grade E
- Attached Farmhouse
- Three Bedrooms
- Oil Fired Central Heating
- Field & Paddock
- Stables & Atcost Barn
- Rural Location
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A three bedroom attached farmhouse which briefly comprises entrance hall, lounge, dining room, farmhouse kitchen, inner hall, family room, conservatory and room to the ground floor whilst to the first floor there are three bedrooms, one with en suite and a family bathroom. Externally the property has a field, a paddock, Atcost Barn, stables and woodland gardens. EPC rating is grade E. A copy of the full EPC will be available on request.
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29' 2" x 14' 5" (8.88m x 4.4m)
Farmhouse Kitchen
16' 11" x 15' 10" (5.15m x 4.82m)
Dining Room
11' 8" x 14' 8" (3.56m x 4.47m)
Family Room
14' 7" x 9' 2" (4.44m x 2.78m)
Inner Hall
16' 11" x 8' 7" (5.15m x 2.62m)
8' 7" x 14' 10" (2.62m x 4.53m)
First Floor
14' 7" x 12' 1" (4.44m x 3.68m)
16' 5" x 14' 7" (5.01m x 4.44m)
16' 11" x 11' 6" (5.15m x 3.49m)
14' 7" x 12' 3" (4.44m x 3.73m)
Bathroom 2
12' 2" x 9' 2" (3.71m x 2.8m)
Atcost Barn
The property is situated in a semi rural location with good access to the Western Lake District and is approximately 2 miles from the town of Egremont. There are good road links to the commercial areas of West Cumbria.
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Winscales Farm West is a three bedroom attached traditional style farmhouse with oil fired central heating and double glazing. The property is set in 4.596 acres and includes a field, a paddock and stables and Atcost Barn. The property is surrounded by mature gardens with a woodland garden, a vegetable garden and a summer house. The field is situated behind the property and the paddock lies to the front. Winscales Farm West enjoys views from the front over the Fells and the surrounding countryside and a viewing of this property is recommended to appreciate the accommodation being offered and its many character features including the fireplace to the lounge and the two bathrooms. The farmhouse kitchen has integrated appliances and a range style cooker. The conservatory to the rear of the property compliments the property.
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ASHBURN, Va. - Three days after spraining his knee, Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III was just a little gimpy on the practice field and very cagey behind the microphone
He likes his chances of playing Sunday, but he and coach Mike Shanahan want to keep the Browns guessing as long as possible.
Wearing his No. 10 jersey and a black knee brace underneath his sweatpants on a chilly day, Griffin high-stepped and moved laterally with barely a hitch as he stretched, then favored his right leg during throwing drills as the Redskins began on-field preparations for this week's game.
"Sunday night, I thought there was probably no chance that I could play the next week," Griffin said. "And then Monday morning, I felt better about it. Yesterday, I felt better about it. And today I feel really good about it."
Griffin has a mild sprain of the lateral collateral ligament in his right knee, a favorable diagnosis considering the scary hit to his leg from defensive tackle Haloti Ngata at the end of a scramble late in regulation in Washington's 31-28 overtime victory over the Baltimore Ravens.
Cards' Kolb placed on IR
TEMPE - The Cardinals have given up hope that Kevin Kolb will return this season, placing the only quarterback who had success with the team this season on injured reserve and naming rookie Ryan Lindley as starter for Sunday's game against Detroit.
Kolb led the team to a 4-0 start this season but went down with a rib injury in Week 6 and has not played since. The team placed him on injured reserve Wednesday, two days after claiming quarterback Brian Hoyer on waivers from Pittsburgh.
"I just think in talking with the doctors and where he is physically, just being able to take a hit was the biggest concern," coach Ken Whisenhunt said, "and what kind of effect that would have on him."
The Cardinals have lost nine straight and are coming off the most one-sided loss in franchise history, 58-0 at Seattle.
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• Giants coach Tom Coughlin says he has not ruled out running back Ahmad Bradshaw from Sunday's matchup in Atlanta, despite a knee injury.
Bradshaw, injured vs. New Orleans on Sunday, missed practice on Wednesday, and Coughlin kept open the possibility that rookie backup David Wilson could start against the Falcons (11-2).
• Seahawks receiver Sidney Rice has a bruised foot, is in a walking boot and could miss Sunday's game against Buffalo in Toronto.
Seattle coach Pete Carroll said Wednesday that the foot problem came out of nowhere. Rice doesn't remember aggravating the foot in Sunday's blowout win over Arizona, but he woke up Monday morning in pain.
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• What: Bengals (7-6) vs. Eagles (4-9), 6:20 p.m. on NFL Network
• The line: Bengals by 3
• Record vs. spread: Cincinnati 6-6-1; Philadelphia 3-9-1
• Series: Bengals lead 7-3-1
• Notable: QB Nick Foles set Eagles' single-game rookie passing records with 32 completions and 381 yards last week vs. Tampa Bay. Foles has 1,174 yards passing, trailing John Reaves (1,508 in 1972) and Davey O'Brien (1,324 in 1939) for team's rookie mark. His 113 completions is an Eagles rookie record. ... Bengals lead NFL with 42 sacks. Cincinnati has never led league in sacks. Club record for season is 48.


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Opponents of the law, which went on the books in March, have asked Simpson, a former Northampton County Court judge, to issue an injunction to keep it from taking effect. They argued that there'd be no harm to the state if that happened, but there would be irreparable harm to voters if he did not grant the request.
"These are not hypotheticals. These are real people," Walczak said. "There are real victims of this law."
If the law stands, we know that hundreds of thousands of people will definitely have their rights violated. The state has not been able to prove even scant risk of voter impersonation fraud, and certainly not on the scale capable of swinging elections. The state is clearly unprepared, and there is going to be serious chaos in November unless Judge Simpson grants an injunction.


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BELLEAIR BEACH Because state approval of a merger of the Metropolitan Planning Organization and the Pinellas Planning Council has been delayed until the spring, beach communities will need to address an interim period for current PPC delegates.
Mike Crawford, planning manager of the PPC, told members of the Barrier Islands Governmental Council Sept. 26, that final approval of the merger by Gov. Rick Scott is not expected before March and because current PPC terms expire on Dec. 31, a need has developed for an extension of the current reps on an interim basis. The extension would be from January through March.
Scott signed a special act last spring that creates a merged MPO-PPC but final approval is pending his approval of a reapportionment plan that will determine if the area keeps its present configuration or goes to a regional MPO process.
St. Pete Beach Vice Mayor Marvin Shavlin currently represents Madeira Beach, Treasure Island and St. Pete Beach on the PPC, while Indian Rocks Beach Commissioner Joanne Cookie Kennedy represents Belleair Beach, Bellaire Shore, Indian Rocks Beach, Indian Shores, North Redington Beach, Redington Shores and Redington Beach.
One of the two reps will be retained to represent all beach communities on the unified MPO.
The purpose of the merger, Crawford explained, is to link land use and transportation in a more meaningful manner. The combination will make development and redevelopment take place at a faster pace.
Once the merger takes place, the new MPO will have 13 members.
There will be one representative each from the beaches, Clearwater, Dunedin, Largo and Pinellas Park.
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The Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority will also have a rep.
Pinellas County, collectively, will have three reps and the city of St. Petersburg will have two.
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Republican State Senate candidate Jeff Brandes spoke briefly and noted the importance of communication. Stay focused on what you need out of Tallahassee, he said. We need to know what we can do as state legislators. Brandes, who is running in November against write-in candidate Raymond Alan Baker of St. Petersburg, said he is excited to take on the issue of beach nourishment funding, as well as education funding. He said he didnt see any meaningful legislation on the horizon regarding offshore oil drilling.
Madeira Beach Mayor Travis Palladeno was appointed as the BIG-C representative on the countys Tourist Development Council. He will serve a 1-year term.
The next meeting of the BIG-C will take place Wednesday, Oct. 31, 9 a.m., at the Clearwater Sailing Center. The November-December meeting will be held Wednesday, Dec. 5, 9 a.m., at the Indian Shores Municipal Center.
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MasterCard expects to have added another 500,000 credit card accounts this year - a rise of about 17 per cent - despite clear marketing advantages being handed to schemes like Diners Club and American Express by the Reserve Bank of Australia's credit card reforms.
The challenges to the Australian arm of MasterCard has fortunately come at a time when the group's New York parent has handed it an increased marketing budget to develop new cards this year with groups including Virgin Money, Coles Myer and St George Bank.
"From a substantial amount, [the budget] has gone up 50 per cent and it will stay at that higher level for this year and the next two years," said MasterCard's Australasian general manager, Leigh Clapham.
"We have been given a three-year window to exponentially grow our business and fund new programs and some innovation in the market," he said.
Despite at one stage threatening to exit the Australian market if the Reserve Bank reforms went ahead and taking legal action to halt the reforms, Mr Clapham said the parent recognised Australia was a significant market.
"There was a genuine sense that MasterCard needed to attract higher market share. As it has turned out, the timing has been appropriate," he said.
The new so-called "interchange standard" comes into effect on Friday and MasterCard's mid-market brand positioning might have left it better placed than Visa to deal with changing market conditions.
The biggest change so far has been on loyalty programs, particularly frequent flyer-linked programs like ANZ Qantas Visa, and the relative boost to the attractiveness of cards offered by American Express and Diners.
ANZ's head of consumer finance, Brian Hartzer, revealed on Friday that it had already issued 40,000 Diners cards as it sought to shift points-hungry big spenders from the ANZ Qantas Visa to a co-branded Diners charge card.
Switching to Amex or Diners advantages consumers because these cards offer faster points accrual, which Amex and Diners can afford because they charge higher merchant service fees than MasterCard and Visa.
MasterCard's most recent co-branded products, including the low-interest Virgin Money card, the St George Australian Spirit "charity" card (the points go to charities) and the Coles Myer Source product, are arguably appealing to a lower demographic.
Mr Clapham said that despite the slowing market for traditional bank schemes (MasterCard, Visa and Bankcard) versus Diners and Amex), MasterCard expected to open 500,000 new accounts this year, including 150,000 Virgin cards, other new cards and natural growth in existing products.
A spokesman for Visa said it still had significantly higher spending volumes - four to one - on its cards than MasterCard and was aligned to the two most popular cards, the ANZ Qantas Visa and the Westpac Altitude Visa.
"It's pretty clear that MasterCard is buying market share," the spokesman said.
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New Delhi, Dec. 5: Forget lamb rack with tartar sauce, tuck into mutton barra with chutney on MasterChef Australia. And wash it down with a little help from the government of India.
In a bid to promote Indian cuisine and woo more international tourists, the government is trying to get foreign cooking game shows to shoot in India. Yesterday, the plan got an Aussie tang when Australian tourism minister Martin Ferguson met his newly appointed Indian counterpart, K. Chiranjeevi.
"The Australian delegation wanted the Indian government to fund a few episodes of MasterChef Australia, which will be shot in various locations in India and will be about Indian cuisine," said a senior official.
Which means, though the show's official sponsor is Tourism Australia, the flavour will be distinctly Indian.
Chiranjeevi, sources said, has given in-principle nod to the proposal. The government will sponsor the air tickets — both international and domestic — for the entire team and help them get clearances. What remains to be worked out is how many episodes will there be. And, of course, where they will be shot.
While that is certainly food for thought, why all the sizzle?
Simple. The annual footfall of tourists to India is now a little over 55 lakh, which is only a fraction of the number of people who travel across the globe. The bulk of these 55 lakh come from the US and Canada, which together send about 11 lakh tourists to India.
Australia is one of the top 10 tourist-generating markets for India as far as inbound tourism is concerned. And one way of increasing the flow is food. Spicy, tangy Indian food, to be more precise.
"Currently, Italian food is ruling the roost internationally but we want India to replace it. Food is a major factor in attracting tourists. And if we can make it click across the world, we can woo more tourists, too," said a senior official.
In July, a staple from the south, the masala dosa, had hit headlines when Viator, a travel blog based in the US, claimed that it was one of the top 10 dishes to try before you die.
Masala dosa shared space with BBQ ribs from America, Peking duck from China and tappanyaki from Japan.
The tourism ministry is also in talks with a US-based series — Celebrity Chef. At least 13 episodes of the show will be shot in locations across India showcasing a variety of Indian cuisine. The show's producers have held talks with the ITC group, which will sponsor their accommodation.
"A television series will always have an audience even if it slides from number one to number three position," the ministry official said.
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THE WELSH Government really does have a wonderful sense of priorities. Patients dying of heart complaints while waiting in overlong queues for treatment, education standards in schools on a never-ending decline and pot-holed roads all over the Principality. But who cares when the chance to rub shoulders and partake in photo opportunities with film stars and celebrities beckons?
I refer of course to the £30 million package to encourage Pinewood Studios to build near Newport, (Hollywood it isn't) and as reported on BBC Wales on the 11th March, a further £30 million towards the proposed racing circuit in Ebbw Vale, (hardly Monte Carlo).
The film industry, like the world of fashion is permanently in 'hock' to public taste and many a 'turkey' has gone straight to DVD. The race-track, considering its location could spend half its life fog-bound, which pretty well sums up the mindset of those in the WAG who like to throw tax-payers' money at these schemes.
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Kyle Wiltjer is looking to be the leader this year for Kentucky and the smoothness he showed at Big Blue Madness, this could be the year he breaks out.
Am I the only one that gets reminded of Larry Bird while watching Wiltjer?
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Connect your appliances or other single phase electric plug loads into the Kill A Watt Power Monitor and find out how much energy they consume. A large LCD screen displays consumption in kilowatt hours just like your monthly bill. Use the consumption information to calculate your electric costs by the hour, day, week, month, or even an entire year. Plus you can monitor the condition and quality of your electric power by displaying volts, Hz, VA and power factor.
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Kill-A-Watt monitor. The reason I bought another is that someone also liked my unit and it vanished about a year ago. I was lost without it. Imagine measuring a refrigerator, or freezer and knowing exactly what the power usage is so that the electric bill can be budgeted. I especially like the Volt-Amps and Power feature that takes into account the power factor of the load (phase difference between volage and current). A neat little device that I'm now hiding from others. PS. Can't seem to adjust stars for Value and/or Quality but my official feeling is that this deserves a 5 star rating for both.
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This is a great item. Very easy to use; just go around the house and plug things into it. You may be surprised at what electric items use for power (even in the off or standby mode). I found that I had an older freezer pulling an enormous amount of power compared to the newer models. Time to get rid of or replace the freezer. This is saving me much more than I spent on this item.
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A simple and unusual item for a cocktail party or just for snacks. I get cans of the quail eggs already cooked from the asian market. The resulting eggs are bright yellow and full of delicious flavor.
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- 2 (15 ounce) cans quail eggs, in water, drained
- 1 (14 ounce) jarof hot pickled banana pepper rings, with juice
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- Drain the eggs, add to a non-reactive container.
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IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE - THE RADIO PLAY Plays The Theater Project, 12/1
The Theater Project will present its holiday production of "It's A Wonderful Life: The Radio Play" recreating the Lux Radio Theater circa 1947, where twelve actors, a musician and one extremely overworked sound technician prepare for the big broadcast of the story made famous in the Frank Capra film.
"This is our holiday card to our audience," says Theater Project artistic director Mark Spina. "Every year for the past ten years, some of our favorite actors donate their time to relive this story with our patrons and their families."
Adapted by New Jersey actress, director and playwright Liz Zazzi, "It's A Wonderful Life: The Radio Play," has become a holiday tradition at The Theater Project. This year's performance is at 3 PM, Saturday, December 1, 2012 -- a pre-show sing-along begins at 2:45 PM -- at the Burgdorff Center for Performing Arts, 10 Durand Road in Maplewood.
Children attend the 80 minute presentation free of charge, while tickets for adults are available for $20 (suggested donation). If inclement winter weather forces a cancellation, the 'snow date' will be Sunday, December 2 at 3pm. For reservations call The Theater Project at 973 763-4029 or visit the website, TheTheaterProject.org.
A professional company founded in 1994, The Theater Project joined forces with the WHAT EXIT? Theater Company in 2011 and has found a new home at the Burgdorff Center for the Performing Arts in Maplewood, NJ. An award-winning Associate Member of the New Jersey Theater Alliance, The Theater Project has been recognized by grants from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, the New Jersey State Council for the Arts, and the Puffin Foundation. More information is available at TheTheaterProject.org.
The Theater Project is located at Burgdorff Center for the Performing Arts, 10 Durand Road, Maplewood, NJ. For tickets, call 973 763-4029 or visit www.TheTheaterProject.org. Adults: $20 suggested donation. Children: Free Admission.
Snow Date (in case of cancellation due to winter weather): Sunday, December 2 at 3pm.


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SCULPTURE often presents me with a problem.
I don't easily get the point and am left wondering why three dimensions seem to amount to less than two.
The current exhibition at Mompesson House, however, I have found to be an absolute delight.
This early 18th century National Trust property is delightful in itself of course, and deserves regular visits as it regularly includes special exhibitions in the entry price.
This really is an excellent place to take friends visiting Salisbury, especially so during this contemporary sculpture exhibition.
I didn't like all the 68 works on show.
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There are some familiar artists here: Elizabeth Frink, Keith Rand and Roger Stephens, all of whom have links with the Cathedral. Materials used range from paper, wool, wood, glass, stone, and many of the pieces might not be considered to be sculpture in the traditional sense.
This eclectic mix allows the work to be placed in a variety of settings, from garden to dining room to bedroom.
The unfurnished upstairs bedroom is laid out as conventional gallery space and it is here that I found two of my favourite objects.
Planktos by Roger Stephens resembles a seed head or fruit; its pure white smooth alabaster seems neither solid nor liquid; sublime in an almost spiritual way.
Mary Spencer Watson's Muse, on the other hand, is rough terracotta, a standing female figure that reminds me of Ernst Barlach's naive works. I might even have bought the former, but it has already been sold.
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Britney Spears continued her two-nippled war on bras while shopping in London yesterday, and is anyone else actually not hating these pics? Me too. They're almost soothing in a warm, comfy "I bet if I owned an ice cream truck I could impregnate this chick" kind of way.
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