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LAS VEGAS?AUVSI?s Unmanned Systems North America 2012 kicked off on Monday, 6 Aug. with a variety of panels and workshops focusing on all domains of unmanned systems, from driverless cars to maritime systems to unmanned aircraft.
One workshop focused on using unmanned aircraft for public safety, including by police and fire fighters. Moderator Leonard Ligon noted that there are nearly 20,000 municipalities in the United States but only about 300 have aviation assets of any kind, fewer still with unmanned aircraft.
?Less than 8 percent of the United States right now has an aviation asset,? he said. That means opportunity for unmanned aircraft, as public safety officials think, ?I can now have access to an asset that was never available to me in the past.?
However, he and other speakers warned that UAS training courses are sometimes not sufficient, and sometimes don?t take into account the needs of police or other public safety officials. Panelist said public safety officials who want to set up a UAS operation should look to outside agencies for help and support, including AUVSI, the Department of Justice and the Federal Aviation Administration?s Unmanned Systems Integration Office.
Douglas Gillespie, the sheriff of Clark County, home county to Las Vegas, warned that ?if you don?t put the time and effort into the policies and procedures that are developed, and you don?t take the time to be transparent and open in those policies and procedures that are developed, you in fact will be that department ? that will create those bad facts that will end up in court and then we will all have to live with the decisions that the courts make based on that case law.?
Gillespie said his office doesn?t have any unmanned aircraft, but would like to for a number of reasons, including to search for illicit marijuana crops without the expense of a manned helicopter.
Before unmanned aircraft operations become routine, they have to be integrated into the airspace of the United States and other countries around the world. Gerry Sayer, a former AUVSI president who has worked on airspace issues with the U.S. Air Force, described many efforts around the world to develop sense and avoid technology, a key enabler for routine safe flight.
?We?ve got to get the standards we can certify against so people will accept it,? he said. ?But I do believe we can make it a reality this decade if all of you can participate.?Read More


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MEGADETH bassist James MacDonough (ex-ICED EARTH) has posted the following message in the "Forums" section of the band's official web site:"We all fly home today of course to be with our families, leaving the Killing Road for a bit. We have a huge family of Droogs all around the world. "Like I said in my previous post, this has been an awesome tour and a truly amazing experience. Now it's time to regroup and get ready for the next endeavor, this next album will kick some major butt. A new MEGADETH with the old sincerity. "THANKS again my friends. I'll catch up in a couple of weeks with many new pics for you to check out, spanning the last few months or so. "Stay metal and be safe!" MEGADETH mainman Dave Mustaine announced at the conclusion of the band's headlining performance in Buenos Aires, Argentina on October 9 that the group's current lineup — which includes MacDonough, drummer Shawn Drover (EIDOLON) and guitarist Glen Drover (EIDOLON) — will continue to record and tour under the name MEGADETH. MEGADETH have just completed a South American tour in support of "The System Has Failed", which came out in September 2004. The latest MEGADETH release, "Greatest Hits: Back to the Start" (Capitol), entered the Billboard chart at No. 65 and has sold 98,000 copies in the United States, according to Nielsen SoundScan.
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Holiday time is here, and whether you're celebrating with family or friends, memories will be made. If you're branching out from photo to video this year, there are a few things you need to remember in order to make your holiday clips the best they can be. Here, a few beginner tips brought to you by the video masters at Vimeo. Check our their fun video explaining the basics, or read through the tip roundup if you're short on time.
- Keep your shots short and sweet — Don't spend the entire night walking around with a camera in your face. Mingle, get a few interviews, a few moments, then put the camera down and enjoy yourself too.
- Plan your important shots ahead of time — Whether it's the cooking, the opening of presents, the after-dinner games, whatever, make sure you have your camera close at hand to capture those moments.
- Play with close-ups and angles — Don't be afraid to get some closeup shots of family and friends chatting, over the shoulder, or shots from above. Play around — you never know what you might end up with.
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To those outside the legal community, the San Diego Law Library might not have seemed particularly useful, and its downtown branch — in a dark, windowless building next to the jail — certainly wasn't inviting.
But for more than a year, staff and supporters have worked to change all that.
Law Library facts
With the downtown San Diego branch closed, the figures for 2011 are for the library's other three branches:
• Served more than 115,000 patrons.
• Answered almost 50,000 reference inquiries.
• Hosted more than 90 classes and Continuing Legal Education events.
• Had 30,000 unique visitors to its website.
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The five-level library building is nearing the end of a $4 million overhaul, which includes fresh paint, modern furniture, new meeting rooms and state-of-the-art technology. It is scheduled to reopen Feb. 15.
"It's an amazing change," said John Adkins, director of the county's four law library branches.
The downtown location once seemed creepy and dangerous, Adkins said, but no more.
Gone is the old heating and air system that enveloped patrons either in freezing cold or sweltering heat. Gone are the first-floor cubicles, upon which spitballs would rain from the level above, Adkins said.
They've been replaced with updated computers and workstations, drop-down projection screens, and reliable plumbing and wiring. And, perhaps most exciting to some staffers, windows.
"It's not this dark, dank place anymore," Adkins said.
The renovation was a decade-old idea, conceived under a previous director. Although the county owns the 54-year-old building and is responsible for maintenance, it did not provide funding for the renovation, Adkins said.
The money came from the library's reserves (its only source of revenue comes from court filing fees) and fundraising. The Law Library Justice Foundation, the nonprofit corporation associated with the library, is planning another fundraiser, a black-tie gala to celebrate the reopening, on Feb. 25.
Donors include the family of former Superior Court Judge Edgar B. Hervey, whose name appears on a wall inside the building. The Hervey Family Fund has a long history of supporting libraries and other community projects in San Diego.
Law firms Morrison Foerster and Luce Forward also made contributions.
Superior Court Judge Julia Kelety, immediate past president of the library's board of trustees, said she donated to the project because she believes in its value.
The library provides free and low-cost continuing education to lawyers, and is one of the few places in the county where people who serve as their own lawyers in court can to do useful, meaningful research, Kelety said.
"There is no other place they can go to get the information they need to represent themselves," she said.
Kelety and Adkins said they hope the renovation will increase the library's visibility in the community. The giant red letters spelling "LAW LIBRARY" on the side of the building at the corner of Front and C streets may help — in the most literal sense.
"That has gotten so much attention," Adkins said.
He and other supporters say they are proud of the building's 21st century makeover, but the work isn't over. Future plans include a rooftop deck for programs and social gatherings, and Adkins said he hopes to reach out to the small business community and downtown schools.
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The price of Brent Crude, the benchmark based on North Sea oil, fell $ 35 between April and June, but increases since then have taken about $ 25 of that back. According to many, reports that Israel will bomb Iran's nuclear facilities are behind this surge. But do markets believe that this event is now more likely to occur?
Regional supply shortages have been balanced by more production elsewhere. While there are maintenance-related cuts in the North Sea, the U.S. has increased output. As a result, the wedge between Brent and West Texas Intermediate, the other benchmark, has grown. Iraq has stepped in to fill the shortfall crated by Iran, and Saudi Arabia has been pumping record amounts. Overall, production fell about 1 million barrels per day in June and did not recover in July, but this cannot account for the entire jump in the oil price.


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After catching a fair amount of practice and the Shooutout over the weekend, I think it is becoming clearer who the cars to beat are going to be for the Duels and the 500.
No odds yet for the Duels, but I will be on the 20, 14 and 29. The 20 dominated the early practices, and the 20, 14, and 29 dominated in the Shootout. I am guessing that they will be strong in the Duels, and will get a solid starting spot for the 500, so I will get in now.
Kenseth 12-1 50 to win 600. As soon as he signed with Gibbs, I thought that he would win the 500 with the 11 pushing.
Harvick 10-1 45 to win 450. Possibly a slight over-reaction to the Shootout, but he controlled that race and his car was strong on the top and bottom.
Stewart 12-1 40 to win 480
I'll wait to see what happens in the Duels to see if I need to add anyone else, but at this point, I don't see a longshot or anyone else really having a car/driver that can work past these three. Good luck, and here's to a NASCAR season with plus money.
Duel 1: Harvick to win 50 to win 200. Stewart 35 to win 140. I got horrible odds on Kenseth for Duel 2, so no play.
Kenseth for Saturday 7-1. 40 to win 280.
Stewart for Saturday 4-1. 40 to win 160.
I've got my eye on Biffle and Bayne for Sunday, but I will probably stick to my gut with what I have. I think the weather will be something to consider. Hot and slick possibly. All of the variables in the race lead me to believe that one of the usual plate racers will win the Duels, Nationwide race, and 500. I appreciate the input gentlemen.
Picked up a win on Thursday and Saturday, so hopefully I can pick up another W today.
Adding Kyle 40 to win 400 and Biffle top 3; 20 to win 100.
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Several sneakers will be dropping as part of the Rebel Pack including this Air Max 95. We first reported on them back in October 2007 along with a few other Air Maxes for Spring and Summer. This colorway matches up with the Air Tech Challenge and Air Revolution that will be dropping as well soon. The Air Max 95 Hot Lava is now available at Nikestore.com
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On Mon, Aug 29, 2011 at 4:07 PM, Tom Lane <tgl(at)sss(dot)pgh(dot)pa(dot)us> wrote: >> * ANOTHER CAUTION: be sure that TAS(), TAS_SPIN(), and >> S_UNLOCK() represent >> * sequence points, ie, loads and stores of other values must not be moved >> * across a lock or unlock. In most cases it suffices to make >> the operation >> * be done through a "volatile" pointer. > >> IIUC, this is basically total nonsense. > > It could maybe be rewritten for more clarity, but it's far from being > nonsense. The confusion for me is that it's talking about sequence points and volatile pointers in the same breath as if one implies the other. Making something a volatile pointer dose not create a sequence point. It requires that the compiler not move the access or store across any sequence points that are already there. It might be helpful to include the actual bug that the comment is trying to warn against because iirc it was a real case that caused you to add the volatile modifiers. -- greg
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hi, I've had my eyes tested I asume by an opthamologist, I usually mention the double vision, when I mention the eye paid when reading they think I have strained my eyes, but it's always the left eye and is much worse when my sinuses are playing up. I don't know how to make it better other than doing steam inhallation. No medical problems or medication.
thanks for this, are you saying the dry eyes are causing the pain? my mother has blephritis and she has drops and has to do hot flanels every evening, but moms eyes are very red and sore looking most of the time. mine don't look that bad just pain. how about the double vision can that have the same cause? I live in UK so not sure if the same applies. thanks
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Have you ever thought of scrapbooking for money? Any scrapper who loves what they do probably has thought to themselves, "I should do this for other people and get paid for it!" Or, maybe someone loves your work so much that they have said to you, "I'd pay someone to do this for me!" Well, many times the problem is getting started. A lot of people that have decided to go this route get their business through word of mouth. But, how do you get people to see your work?
A great way to do this is by starting small with scrapbooking for free for other people. Think of it as an act of service that will one day come back to pay off! There are many people or friends that you have that would probably love this as a gift. Simply make a small album such as an 8×8 album for a special occasion like a birth of a baby, or a graduation and give it to them as a gift! Simply tell them that you'd love for them to pass the word along about how much they loved the album and that you are interested in doing it for pay.
Another idea is to go into a retirement home and offer your services to them. You could create a layout for each resident in the home. Each resident could be photographed, and then list a few things about themselves that they would like included in the scrapbook. This could sit in their lobby, or waiting area of others to look through. Simply leave your card inside the album, or ask if you could display your business card on the table with the album.
My last idea is to offer your services to businesses. Many offices have parties and events that you could easily put into a scrapbook. You could create an album for them to leave in their lobby for their clients to look at while they are waiting. Again, you could leave your business card with the scrapbook so that their clients might one day be YOUR clients!
While this is a time consuming way to get started, it is sure to pay off. Consider scrapbooking for free for others first, to ultimately make some money!
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Terri is the founder and President of Extraordinary Destination Weddings and the owner of Something Borrowed, Something New Events. She has actively been planning exceptional events and weddings for the past 23 years.
A distinguished graduate of the Association of Bridal Consultants Professional Development Program, Terri carries the designation of Professional Bridal Consultant ™ with this esteemed association. Terri has appeared on local radio shows as a guest speaker and is quoted regularly in the press on various wedding topics. Her weddings have also been featured in K&K brides, a London based bridal magazine specializing in brides of color.
Thus far in 2014, she is the winner of the Wedding Wire "Couple's Choice Award", Best of Weddings at The Knot, and the New England Wedding Professionals "Setting a Higher Standard in the Wedding Industry" award. In 2013, Terri received the Industry Experts Award for Best Wedding Planner in MA and top 25 worldwide. While Terri routinely handles weddings for local couples, her specialty is destination weddings.
Best Reasons to Get Married in Boston and New England
It's the birthplace of America offering both historic glimpses of our past and modern testaments to where we are some 200 years later.
Within a four hour car ride, you can be taking in a play on Broadway in New York City, wiling away the hours on the idyllic islands of Martha's Vineyard or Nantucket, skiing in the White Mountains of New Hampshire or Vermont, visiting the mansions of Newport, or enjoying a good old fashioned lobster bake in Maine.
New England is a great place to visit anytime, but if you've never visited us in the fall, you will be greeted with Mother Nature's best artistic renderings. As the leaves change New England is a riot of colors with the most amazing reds, oranges, yellows and greens that you will ever see. Couple that with the blue sky on a crisp fall day and you will think you've died and gone to heaven.
World class sports teams – New England Patriots (football American style of course), Boston Celtics (basketball), and the Boston Red Sox (baseball).
We can boast that we are the home of some of the finest and best known Universities in the world – Harvard, Boston College, Yale, Brown, Tufts, Wesleyan, and Brandeis to name but a few.
Every bar in Boston is like the bar in the television show "Cheers." By the end of the night, everybody will know your name.
The dollar is weak making the U.S. more affordable overall for our foreign clients.
Great food, great shopping, great music, great times and a wicked good fireworks show on the 4th of July with the Boston Pops Symphony Orchestra. Around every corner, there's a new adventure waiting to happen.
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My daughter and son-in-law chose to hold their destination wedding at Hampshire College in Amherst, MA. After meeting Terri, I was confident that she would create the right atmosphere for my only child's wedding. From the first meeting Terri asked all the right questions and honed right in on what my daughter and her fiance wanted for their wedding. To say that the wedding had an eclectic theme and not your run of the mill traditional wedding would be an understatement. Terri and Janice, her associate embraced all of their ideas and desires and guided them along the way to their wonderful wedding day. Terri and Janice's work not only met but exceeded all of our expectations.
I would highly recommend Terri and Janice to anyone who is planning a wedding. I got to enjoy every minute leading up to the day of wedding and the day itself. That time was a priceless gift that I will forever appreciate.
Deborah Gately
I could not have asked for better service from Terri. The wedding was absolutely beautiful. Having a destination wedding certainly provided unique challenges but Terri was able to make everything incredibly easy for me. Terri had custom made centerpieces, favors and more all sent to Mexico for us. When we arrived at the reception the tables were gorgeous. I didn't have to lift a finger and she somehow managed to have everything taken care of. I would highly recommend Something Borrowed, Something New Events. I wish I could get married all over again every year and this is all thanks to Terri.
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Ways to enhance your wedding experience in New England…..
Take in a sporting event while you're in town. We can arrange for your group to see the Red Sox, Patriots, Celtics, or Bruins at one of their home games.
Walk the Freedom Trail, visit all of the historical sites, and witness where America was born.
Visit the Mohegan Sun or Foxwoods Casino for a little gambling action and take in a show featuring world class entertainment.
Go on a pub crawl and visit all of the great bars in Boston via a Bustonian bus tour.
Visit the Boston Commons, ride the swan boats, and visit the public gardens.
Join high society when you take a tour of the mansions that made Newport famous during the Gilded Age.
Spend the day antiquing in quaint New England towns and villages. No doubt you'll walk away with a few treasures to remind you of your visit to New England.
For the art lover, spend the day on the CT Art trail. where you can visit 15 museums, artist's homes and studios and finish the day at a glass blowing workshop.
Hoist the sails on an authentic tall ship on your own private sunset cruise or party the night away with new friends as you sail around the Boston harbor.
Head north for a day of skiing in the White Mountains and finish off the day with a world class hot toddy.
Go clam digging or seashell hunting on our hundreds of miles of beaches.
Challenge yourself to find the best Yankee Pot Roast, Cannoli, Lobster, or Clam Chowder. You'll gain a few pounds, but you'll love the experience.
Take off in a hot air balloon at sunrise and spend the afternoon learning how to drive your own race car at the Skip Barber Racing School.
Lay in bed with a good book, order room service, and do absolutely nothing.
Whatever your heart desires, we will do our best to fulfill your every dream and show you the best time that New England has to offer.
We look forward to assisting you with your destination wedding, honeymoon, or renewal of vows. We work with anyone who is in love and wants to celebrate their love no matter how that celebration may unfold. We look forward to hearing from you.
My Favorite Properties
Santarella ~ The Berkshires
Located in the Berkshire Hills of Western Massachusetts, Santarella Estate, affectionately known as the Tyringham Gingerbread House, is a truly unique and beautiful setting, a magical place where you can make your dreams come true. Our lovely grounds and unique and artistic facilities afford endless opportunities for you to create a one-of-a-kind event and long-lasting memories. From the stained-glass windows and steepled roof and stonework of the Gingerbread house to the lily pond, stone bridges, and babbling brook in our gardens, there is a enchanting, fairy-tale feeling which will transform any wedding into something extraordinary.
Santarella accommodates 14 guests on-site; eight in our charming 4-Bedroom Colonial-era home, four in the recently renovated, whimsical 'Grand Silo Tower' suite and two in the romantic 'Silo Studio' cottage (AKA 'Honeymoon Silo').
Come and experience the magic!
Larz Anderson Auto Museum Brookline, MA
Located just minutes from Boston with a view of the Boston skyline, you will find the amazing Larz Anderson Auto Museum. Set in a 62 acre park with several outstanding outdoor ceremony sites to choose from, it's no wonder that this beautiful property has the distinction of being named one of the top five romantic settings for a marriage proposal and a Knot pick as one of the top ten museums to host your wedding at in Boston.
The museum is located in the carriage house on the estate that once belonged to Larz and Isabel Anderson who began their love affair with the automobile in 1899 shortly after they married and upon purchasing a brand new Winton Runabout, a true horseless carriage. Much of their original collection can still be viewed at this gorgeous museum and very unique location for a wedding.
Follow in Larz and Isabel's footsteps and continue your love affair with a magnificent wedding ceremony on the museum's lawn or adjoining park, followed by an extraordinary reception surrounded by some of the finest automobiles the world has ever seen.
Glen Manor ~ Portsmouth, RI
Glen Manor is the masterpiece of famed architect John Russell Pope who was also responsible for designing the Jefferson Memorial in Washington DC. The design for "The Glen" as it's lovingly nicknamed, was inspired by the French Petit Trianon of Versailles and was quite unique for its period. Completed in 1923 for the Taylor's, the property remained in the family until 1953 when it was then sold to the Sisters of the Sacred Heart who moved their Elmhurst School from Providence to Glen Manor. The town of Portsmouth purchased the property via a bond offering in 1972 and the Portsmouth Historical Society has been responsible for its oversight ever since.
Just minutes from historic Newport, the Glen Manor House stands proudly overlooking the banks of the Sakonnet River. This gorgeous French chateau with its extensive terraces and formal gardens combines both elegance and the relaxed atmosphere of a country estate.
The Glen Manor House offers everything you would expect from an elite wedding facility, and the location is superb. With just one wedding per day, this Portsmouth mansion is the perfect venue for an unforgettable wedding ceremony and reception.
Winvian – Morris, CT
Winvian, a unique getaway set amidst 113 acres of nature and serenity, was created to recharge and indulge all of the senses in a unique way. It features 18 individual architecturally designed cottages and The Hadley Suite which complement the Spa, Restaurant and Gordon Brown House. All are nestled on a property that lures you with surprises, warmth and charm.
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Idaho Falls Man Heads to Colorado Wildfire
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(LARIMER, CO) — The American Red Cross of Greater Idaho is deploying two disaster volunteers to support Red Cross relief operations in Larimer, Colorado, the site of one of the largest wildfires in Colorado history. Sharon Dufour, Southwest Idaho District Manager for Preparedness and Response, will deploy as an external relations and government operations service associate, assisting response directors with coordination of independent agencies. Roy Marlowe of Idaho Falls, Idaho, will deploy as a disaster mental health volunteer and will help fire victims cope with the emotional impact caused by this disaster. Roy joined Tim Lewis on Friday's IMN to talk about the upcoming experience.
Hear Roy with Tim, HERE: [audio:https://www.eastidahonews.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/Roy-Marlowe-June-22.mp3|titles=Roy Marlowe June 22]
The Red Cross depends on financial donations to help people affected by disasters like these tornadoes and wildfires. To help in these Red Cross relief efforts, the public is encouraged to make a donation to American Red Cross Disaster Relief by calling 1-800-RED CROSS or texting the word REDCROSS to 90999 to make a $10 contribution. Contributions can also be sent to the Idaho Red Cross at 146 South Cole Road, Boise, ID 83709.


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Reviews - Kemps Country House5
Kemps Country House, WAREHAM, BH20 6AL
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Very Good
71% would recommend it to a friend
Customer service
Food quality
Room quality
Quiet and nice but need of vehicle to get anywhere out of the hotel
Without a car you are more or less stranded here.
Nice country side but no ways to take a walk to any of the nearby villages Wareham and Wool. There is a very short sidewalk just outside of the hotel but it only stretches a short distance in one direction and to a nearby church in the other. Breakfast gas high quality in a quite setting. But dinner is overpriced to the quality, I had a burger and my sun chicken nuggets which hardly were homemade which I would expect for the price. We stayed in a room outside of the main building. except from a couple of spiders, it was clean and tidy, no interfearance of other guests.
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Convenient for Tankfest
Kemps Country House.
We chose this place because of its locality to the nearby Bovington Tank fest and was not disappointed and will use it again.
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We booked this after viewing the photos of beautiful rooms with crisp new linen and bright décor.
It seemed just the place for a romantic weekend, considering the room and luxurious experience we were hoping for it seemed a bargain, too good to be true. Sadly it was too good to be true. The room we were shown to was in a freezing cold annexe and nothing like those in the photos. The bed linen looked old and tired, as did the rest of the room. The bed consisted of two singles put together rather than the double we booked and the duvet weighed a ton. It came complete with dead bugs. The heating system worked well but was very noisy. We booked dinner for the first night of our stay and felt pressed into having the chef's, very ordinary, 'special'. Nothing too exciting, and again quite disappointing. We thought perhaps we were just unfortunate and so opted for the full English breakfast. I'd never had an almost completely uncooked breakfast before, and I don't intend trying another. We opted for coffee and toast the next day and skipped breakfast altogether on the last morning of our stay. We only encountered one member of staff who was polite and courteous but clearly under pressure. Perhaps because she was running everything herself. The location is great with beautiful places all around. However be aware that the satnav when using their postcode put you on a neighbours doorstep several hundred yards away on the opposite side of the road. All in all this was a very disappointing experience. I know it's low season but that's no excuse for low standards. We expected luxury and received mediocrity.
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Lovely room with a pretty view, staff helpful and polite, very nice food.
We had a wonderful stay.The Bridal Suite.
The staff were friendly and helpful. The food was good.
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Kemps Country House
Very helpful and friendly staff and owner.
One major niggle - but otherwise good value and nice hotel
I booked into this hotel for two nights dinner bed and breakfast for the 13th and 14th February.
My husbands birthday is on the 14th February. I had e mailed the hotel at the time of booking - January- requesting a birthday cake for my husband on the 14th February. I would have preferred to have the cake on the morning of the 14th which would have given us the whole day to eat the cake but I was advised it would be easier for the staff if we had it in the evening. I said that was fine, further e mails were sent when the hotel requested to know my husbands name for the cake. The 14th is Valentines Day and the staff were very busy - no cake appeared - and I decided just to let it go rather than make a fuss at the end of a nice day. The next morning (one day late) we were presented with a cake at breakfast - now whilst his was very kind of the staff it was a day late and we were on our way home - we didn't want to eat the cake at breakfast time - I asked for it to be boxed up. It was - and when we got home we saw that the cake was from the Coop it was re wrapped and there was no name on it. I fully understand that the cake might have been forgotten in the busyness of Valentines Day but I think that presenting a shop bought cake a day late and then charging £10 for it was not a good response. Otherwise the hotel was nice, good value and the main courses at dinner were good, not so much the desserts or starters. One member of staff was exceptionally helpful. A disappointing end to an otherwise pleasant stay
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Aside from their recent fashion-forward offerings, adidas previews some upcoming models from their Spring 2010 Collection for the adidas Skateboarding division. Amongst the chosen models, adidas debuts a couple of colorways in the new signature Dennis Busenitz pro sneakers as well as additional signature colorways for pro team riders Tim O'Connor, Pete Eldridge, Silas Baxter-Neal and Mark Gonzales.
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Skip to comments.Fun with Electoral Math: Obama 186, Romney 156, 192 In Play
Posted on 04/14/2012 4:02:28 PM PDT by SMGFan
With the Republican primary winding down, and the general election about to heat up, it's time for an initial look at delegate math. What states will go blue? Which red? Which are purple, and how will they swing?
Recall December, when Obama campaign manager Jim Messina revealed Team O's "Five Paths to Victory." The campaign first assumed that they would win all the states John Kerry took in 2004, and then hit the necessary 270 electoral votes to win one of five ways: 1. Win Florida; 2. Win Ohio; 3. Win North Carolina and Virginia; 4. Win Colorado, New Mexico, Nevada and Iowa and 5. Win Arizona.
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scary!! I hope the mighty middle realizes what is at stake - which is this constitutional republic as we know and love it!
Romney has ONLY 535 Hard Delegates after 30 states where he has only won 3 by popular vote, There are 899 More Hard Delegates to win. Romney averages only 44% . If enough people do not give up and continue voting NOT -ROMNEY we will have a Brokered convention. Last one we got a Regan and he only had 30% to Nixon's overwhelming odds going in
That is a pretty sad analysis. Essentially every state that went close against G.W.Bush twice, ie Wisconsin Pennsylvania etc are put in the Dim column.
Per 270towin.com, if Romney has 191 now, and he takes FL (29), NC (15), and VA (13), that puts him at 248.
Then he needs any two of OH (Kasich), PA (can Santorum deliver?), MI (alleged "home" state of Romney), or CO.
If Christie is so popular in NJ, can he deliver for Mitt? Strange that they don't call this a battleground at least.
Oh, bullshit.
The last poll showed that only 39% of Americans will vote for Buckwheat.
Peddle your propaganda elsewhere.
No, we have enough of an overflow of libs from New York City plus a substantial African American population that it's at best a very very very remote possibility. The state only goes Republican in landslide, 1984 type elections, and I don't see that happening. At least our Congressional redistricting should split 50-50 R-D which is an improvement.
I do see ABO (anyone but Obama) winning Pennsylvania and Ohio, though.
"Create your own map:"
I did, and by my best-scenario prediction, Romney wins it 270 to 268 electoral votes.
Obama gets:
Romney gets the rest, including Florida, Virginia, and Ohio. Without these, he loses.
Even with the numbers above, Nebraska could throw a wrench into things because their electoral votes are "split" (not winner-take-all). Suppose Obama wins the district that includes Omaha? In that case, wouldn't it end up as a 269-269 tie? (Note, Maine also assigns electoral votes proportionally, but I expect Obama to win everything there).
Too bad the Republican legislature of Pennsylvania failed to pass legislation making PA a "split electoral vote" state. If that were the case, Romney might pick up at least half of the ev's there.
But this election isn't going to be easy.
It's going to be a squeaker or a blowout.
And for the "R guy", the best he can hope for is being the squeaker....
That's the way I see it.
Your viewpoint may be different.
reagan was 10 pts down in september.
b.o. has plenty of very bad news before the election, there is at least a 30% chance that pres. zero loses bymore than carter.
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It sometimes might seem as if every stage production out there is a jukebox musical or a movie-derived play, or a revival of one kind or another. Yet even in these risky times for the untried-and-maybe-true, San Diego's theater scene still manages to inspire and foster new work.
This weekend, two plays receive their official world premieres on local stages: "The Tragedy of the Commons" at Cygnet Theatre and "Wonder Wounded Heroes" at Ion.
The opening of a brand-new work is a first for Cygnet (which now has a play-development program in full gear). For Ion, on the other hand, world premieres may not quite be old hat yet, but "Heroes" does represent a hat trick: It's the third time the ever-ambitious Hillcrest company has produced a new play.
"It's something that we're absolutely intent upon," said producing artistic director Glenn Paris of the aim to shepherd new work.
"Wonder Wounded Heroes"
Ion Theatre
When: In previews; opens Jan. 29. Schedule: 8 p.m. Thursdays-Fridays; 4 and 8 p.m. Saturdays, through Feb. 19.
Where: BLKBOX @ 6th & Penn, 3704 Sixth Ave., Hillcrest
Tickets: $10 to $25
Phone: (619) 600-5020
Online: iontheatre.com
That mission mostly has been focused on developing plays from within Ion's tightly knit ensemble of artists (the first two premieres, "Punks" and the Chekhov-inspired "La Gaviota," both were written by executive artistic director Claudio Raygoza). So "Heroes" is a bit of an outlier: It's by Gordon MacDonald Wachsman, a stage-and-screen actor turned playwright, who first sent the work to the company several years ago.
New as it may be, "Heroes" draws on a couple of established theatrical pillars: Shakespeare and Sam Shepard.
Paris says the play involves a pair of eccentric brothers (shades of Shepard's "True West"), who've been living together in the northern woods.
When a third, prodigal brother returns unexpectedly, the encounter dredges up complications and conflicts from their childhoods. The Shakespeare factor comes in with "Hamlet," which the brothers' father taught them as kids.
"One of the ideas (Wachsman) is working with is the whole concept of nobility, and whether, in the modern age, that's something we relate to, something we value," says Paris. The father "is trying to get his sons to read Shakespeare as a way of (encouraging) nobility."
Raygoza adds that the piece also tackles another thorny theme. As he puts it, "Is violence truly nurtured, or is it, in spite of what we believe in, inherited? (The play) sort of asks the question: What is the genetic code for violence?"
It's the kind of question that's as old as the human drama itself, and as fresh — potentially, anyway — as the latest draft of a brand-new play.
email@example.com • (619) 293-2040 • Twitter @jimhebertCopyright © 2017, The San Diego Union-Tribune


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Book – Klaus and his sister Gretel were sold to the Doctor when they were children, and ten years later, after innumerable surgeries, experiments, and hours of training, they and their companions are the secret weapons of the rising Reich. Klaus can walk, insubstantial, through walls or hails of bullets with equal ease; his rival can burst into flames at will; and his sister Gretel's powers, though less dramatic, are no less important, because she can see the future consequences of all their actions.
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If you like Marvel's Captain America movies or the X-Men in any form, do yourself a favor and pick this up. Another great alternate-World War II novel is Jo Walton's Farthing, an English country house mystery set during the long peace between Britain and Nazi Germany.


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Do You Wear Bronzer All Year Round?, Eva Longoria Makeup
Do You Wear Bronzer All Year Round?
I'm all for bronzer. I love the way it gives me a healthy glow and I even love the look of a good, brown self tanning gel or cream. That being said, I definitely prefer a natural looking tan to an orangey one any day, and in this photo of Eva Longoria Parker at the Par Coeur Gala for Association Make A Wish with Tony Parker, Eva's looking a little off to me.
Instead of her typical coral blusher, she's gone with something more coppery. The colour coupled with the shimmer is a bit overwhelming in my opinion. However, her skin looks great here. It's not dry or dull whatsoever considering the turn of the weather for the Autumn season.
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It may just be hormones or stress. I was so determined at the beginning of this pregnancy that I was going to be stress-free! HA! Two kids already until 3 and a chaotic house to begin with, so not happening. But I am going with it and taking it as easy as I can. Even still, I am almost 16 weeks in the third pregnancy and have yet to truly feel the baby move. We haven't heard heart beat yet. And I constantly have this feeling that something might just be not quite right. I hear it's a third pregnancy thing (and on after that) but since conception, things have just been off.
At conception I had what I thought was a yeast infection, but may have been copious vaginal fluid (we conceived with "left over" sperm from a couple days prior) and I inserted garlic vaginally to cure the yeast quickly. Well, I had a HORRIBLE reaction to that and my vaginal area swelled completely closed and was in horrible pain. For two days it was like that and then did finally ease off. Plus side, my yeast infection (?) was gone in about three days! Then a week and a half later I had what felt like a bladder infection but my son told me it was the baby in my tummy, so I tested to prove him wrong. HE WAS RIGHT! But so was I because the next day the bladder infection set in full force and I ended up in the dr's office for it because it was so painful and I had blood clots in my urine. AND I NEVER GOTO THE DR!!!! After that, two weeks later, I got a sinus cold that lasted for close to two weeks. Following that, morning sickness, or ALL DAY SICKNESS set in full force and every single thing I consumed, even water, made it's way to the toilet. Or kitchen sink, whatever was closest.
This has just been the roughest pregnancy for me and I am still exhausted. I can't seem to catch up on rest. And I don't feel bonded well with this baby. I kind of want to go and have an ultrasound done so I can check on the baby and make sure things are all good and find out the gender so I can maybe try to bond by preparing for it. But we never find out the gender and aren't real into ultrasounds...Really, my husband is just against both pretty emphatically. I am indifferent either way, this time around. I have just never felt this way. I know if something was wrong, I wouldn't do anything anyway, but I just want to know. My nutrition was horrible in the beginning and I couldn't do prenatal vitamins, so I feel like I have robbed this baby and if something is wrong, I know I will take all f the guilt upon myself and blame myself harshly.
I guess I just feel not so right. Maybe it's the rough start or maybe it's intuition. I don't know. Anyone else ever feel this way?
Well, I lost 3 in a row, so I became quite paranoid about early pregnancy stuff. Maybe if you're not up for an u/s, go back and ask for someone to take a listen with the doppler. At 16 weeks they really should be able to find the heartbeat because the uterus has grown out of the pelvic brim.
I'm all for following your intuition. So, if you're worried something is wrong, why not put yourself out of that misery?!
Kimberly, mom & wife - about pregnancy and birth
DD 2004; 3 babies 2007-08; twin DDs 2009; DD 7/12/11 hospital VBAC after 2 cesareans!
I don't currently have access to a doppler. We plan to use a fetoscope in the next couple weeks. I have a retroverted uterus anyways so finding heart tones before now has always been trouble for us.
I talked with my husband about it last night and told him I wanted to go get an ultrasound and he asked me if it showed anything wrong, if we would do anything. I said "No," and convinced myself not to. He is right, I wouldn't do anything different. It's just this feeling I have. I often wonder is Pre-Partum Depression is possible because I feel like something like that has set in this week, particularly. It's just one of those times I suppose. Sometimes, though, I wish I were able to know very little about pregnancy and birth so I could do happily along with standard medical care and have a hospital birth that I would never question. But I just know too much about it all...enough to be dangerous--to myself!!!!! Thanks for your reply!
What if something is wrong that could be fixed though?? I myself did not do any testing of any kind because it would not have mattered. I did however have an US so I would at least have some idea of what to expect.
I wouls do an US. Of course you could do thing differentely if something is wrong. There is now fetal surgery availabale for certain defects. If it is something that can; be fixed in utero, you can develope a differen brith plabn, prepare yourself and you house to provide care fo a special needs child. So on and so forth. Also, sometime thyroid issues can cause emotional problmes such as depression. Thyroid disorder can be very bad for a baby. Go to a doctor, ahve blood test and US. IF tehre is nothing, you can put yourself at ease rather than being anxious for next 9 months which is not good for the baby.
We have had ultrasounds with all of our pregnancies. 1 ultrasound verified what I felt, that the pregnancy wasn't right. I went on to miscarry with that pregnancy. HOWEVER, I am not saying that is true for you.
Our other ultrasounds were 20 week ultrasounds. We wanted to verify our baby was relatively healthy and that a homebirth was not putting them at excess risk. Sometimes there are problems that require a c-section for baby's safety (some cases of spina bifida come to mind), immediate surgery, or potential for other problem and I wanted to know that I was taking all the necessary precautions to ensure a safe homebirth. If one of my babies did (or does in the future) have such a problem, I want to know so I can make an informed decision. I wouldn't be terminating a pregnancy, but I would want to prepare in a way that provided the best possible outcome for both me and my babe.
I know some people consider the risk of ultrasound greater than the small possibility of problems, but for me, the peace of mind made it worth it.
I often wonder is Pre-Partum Depression is possible because I feel like something like that has set in this week, particularly.
I had really bad pre-partum depression the first 14 weeks of this pregnancy. I'm 19 weeks now and it is a little better, but I wanted to share that it is not only possible, but a vicious reality for some of us expectant moms! One concern is that it can be in indicator for post-partum depression, and I intent to have my placenta encapsulated, as it has been shown to be a powerful anti-depression remedy! Hope it helps...
As for getting an ultrasound, it's all about weighing the possible benefits and the possible risks. I have driven myself almost insane this pregnancy trying to figure out what I should do re: u/s, doppler, testing, etc. It's so hard to navigate the prenatal options available to us, especially considering that we simply don't know all the information about these technologies. But I think that in your case, the benefit of having some sort of confirmation of baby's health/knowlege of the gender/etc. far outweighs skipping the u/s.
Let us know how it goes!
Katie, married to my beloved Paddy
Catherine Anne "KJ" born November 10th, 2011
We have a friend with a sweet little boy who has some heart problems that were detected over her 20 wk ultrasound. He had surgery immediately after birth, and would not have lived without that surgery - but for now he is a growing little person and they can't imagine life without him. (He will have to have a subsequent surgery when he grows a bit).
Just wanted to give at least one concrete example of what can be done with advance knowledge, in case that "you wouldn't do anything" only equaled that you wouldn't have an abortion.
Thanks for the replies. I haven't been online in quite some time. It should say that I am already 17 weeks along, so the thoughts of a loss are not what I have been having. Although I know it's possible, it's not something I am stressing about. My stress has tapered off some but I seem to be surrounded by women having terrible outcomes with their pregnancies and I think about those.
It comes to a point for me where I have reasons for the ways that I do things. When they overstep the line of peace and distress, I know I have to reinstate that stress. I have had bloodwork done and have no problems there. We also had one ultrasound at 6 weeks and that was fine, though early. I have talked with my husband and now the discussion is: Do we goto the Dr. we would rather not and have a full diagnostic or just go have a sweet 3d ultrasound done and if they see anything out of the ordinary, they will send a letter to our care provider?
No, we wouldn't do anything surgically in utero, probably. I don't know. We haven't been faced with it and I would have to weight the risks against the benefits. If the risks of a loss were high, I would likely avoid that. I have faith that things are okay. I am a worrier by nature so I find myself going back and forth. At this point, we are going to wait until 20 weeks and reassess the situation. From there, we may decide to do the ultrasound. I just don't know now, at 17 weeks. We still haven't had the chance to hear the heartbeat. We will try next week and if we don't, then I will schedule the appt to give myself some peace!
Thanks again so much! I appreciate the responses!
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I've been blogging about sex & relationships for as long as I've been blogging, since 2005. Of all the things I'm passionate about, it's my passion for love and my fascination with human relationships that most drives everything I do. In my sex & relationships blogging, I am inspired most by my belief that we benefit in an amazing way from sharing our experiences and thoughts as everyday people - outside of psychologists, and self-help books, and the latest trend article. Certainly, there's a place for those things in the world, and sometimes they are great jumping-off points, but what's going on with me and you, and what do we think about it? That's what speaks most to me. That's where the power of blogging lies.
When one blogs about sex & relationships, even when you are as particularly careful about it as I am, it becomes intertwined with your life. I've had boyfriends who got off on it, and boyfriends who ignored it. One who hated when I wrote anything remotely negative - AND when I wrote anything positive, too. I thought of him during the scene in "Julie & Julia" when Eric demands that Julie stop calling him a prince because it makes him feel like an ass. I don't get it, but there it is.
Sometimes what happens is that someone I'm dating reads my blogging at first, and then stops.
And, it bothers me when I'm dating someone and they aren't reading my blog. I've actually never dated anyone who had a blog, but it seems unfathomable to me that you wouldn't read what your partner is writing out there in the world. It seems so rude and really quite strange, although I've tended to chalk it up to different strokes for different folks and let it go.
I never blog about what I most desire in a guy because I'm seriously worried that someone might lie to me on first dates and pass themselves off as someone who's perfect for me when they're not. I think that sounds really paranoid and maybe egotistical, except I had a guy lie to me about liking Madonna, and another who didn't tell me that he didn't like going to something I love. I've never understood why anyone would do that sort of thing at all, so then my worries don't seem so far fetched.
In the past I've had concerns that my blogging has a negative effect on my relationships, but I don't anymore. I think the right guy for me can handle it, hopefully enjoy it, give me feedback, and communicate with me about his desired level of confidentiality. I've always made it clear I can write absolutely nothing about my current relationship if that's necessary. If someone can't communicate their needs in that regard, well, what're you going to do?
I'm sharing these things with you now, because I'm about to make a change. A big change. This is my last post on BlogHer as a Sex & Relationships Contributing Editor. When I made that decision, I wondered if I would stop blogging about sex & relationships all together. But I don't think that's the case.
What I do want, and a large reason I made this decision, is to go back to letting the brain gerbils run at their own pace, and letting my fingers fly when I want, about what I want in that exact moment, and in the way I want. It's really, really challenging to blog about sex & relationships every week, on a deadline. I have gained incredible respect for newspaper columnists. For a while there, I was doing it twice a week, and I can hardly fathom how.
Sometimes, things are going on and you can't blog about them, leaving you nothing to write. Sometimes I would write about things earlier than might have been ideal. I didn't have the option to not blog *something*, and sometimes it's been really, really difficult to manage that and find my way. Lately, it seems excruciating to have to sit down and deliver. After I'm done, it always feels like it was easy. But it wasn't. It has always, however, been cathartic and rewarding and I have no regrets. I have only gained, personally and professionally, from my work here.
But right now, what's most important, is that I need time. It's one night a week I've been giving, on top of my full-time day job, and I want to spend that time dreaming, and relaxing, and writing, and watching films and television, and hopefully focusing more on my life goal of becoming a working director. I have to work full-time, as always, as most of us, and I find now that I want to give as many of my other moments as possible only to things that seem most related to directing. To getting where I most want to be.
I have no idea how anything's going to go right now. And that's kinda cool in its own way. Certainly, I've been making hard choices and shaking things up.
But I promise to miss you. Because I am certain that I really, really will.
Thanks so much for reading me here, and sharing with me, all these years.
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West Ham win Rat race, close on Carroll
West Ham United have signed full-back Razvan Rat on a free transfer from Shakhtar Donetsk, while also reportedly agreeing a £15 million fee with Liverpool for Andy Carroll.
Rat, 31, began his career at Rapid Bucharest before joining Shakhtar in 2003, and has signed an initial one-year-deal at Upton Park with the option to extend his stay at the club by up to two years. Meanwhile, Carroll has just completed a successful loan spell at the club in which he scored seven Premier League goals in 24 appearances.
Speaking to the club's official website, manager Sam Allardyce spoke of his delight at securing Rat, revealing that he had rejected an extension at his current club in order to join the Hammers.
"I'm hugely happy that we've got a player of his experience and his character," he said. "He's been playing Champions League football this year and at the highest level for many years. Shakhtar had offered him a very good contract, but his ambition was to come and try his abilities and skills in England.
"When you hear somebody speak so positively about that, then you know they've got the mental character that's needed to do well in this division. We certainly know he's got the ability and he's at an age where he's still capable of producing at 31. He speaks perfect English, which he taught himself, and that shows the discipline and the character of the man."
On Monday, Allardyce underlined his eagerness to complete a full transfer for Carroll. But it is not yet clear if Carroll will agree to move to Upton Park and he is said to be considering his options.
Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers wants to sell Carroll to generate extra funds to strengthen his squad for next season, while Allardyce is keen to build a team around the 24-year-old.
Carroll ended his loan spell on Sunday, following a 4-2 Premier League win over Reading, by declaring on Twitter that he had "enjoyed every minute of being at West Ham", but it is understood that he will need to be convinced to make the move permanent.
But Rodgers has made it clear that he sees Carroll, whose contract with Liverpool runs until 2016, as nothing more than a squad player, while prospects of a return to Newcastle have faded.
Carroll's form over the closing months of the season earned him a recall to the England squad for friendlies against the Ireland on May 29 and Brazil on June 2 – but he has had to pull out because of a heel injury that is likely to sideline him for around six weeks.
The forward scored six goals in his final 13 West Ham appearances, having missed a chunk of the season through injury. He was ruled out for a month with a hamstring problem shortly after joining West Ham, then suffered a nine-week lay-off after twisting his knee in November.
Meanwhile, striker Carlton Cole has revealed he will be leaving Upton Park in the summer when his contract has expired. The 29-year-old moved to East London from Chelsea following loan spells at Wolverhampton Wanderers, Charlton Athletic and Aston Villa. Capped seven times by England, Cole confirmed the news via his official twitter page.
Life is filled with ups & downs today is a down but i'll be back! Carlton Cole/CFC as i have been called has left the building #UNDERCHUFFED— Carlton Cole (@CarltonCole1) May 21, 2013
i want to thank the West Ham fans for their support especially the 1's who made the away games feel like a home 1 #COYI— Carlton Cole (@CarltonCole1) May 21, 2013
i came to East London not knowing what to expect but i'm glad i did the last 7 years I've met a lot of good honest decent people #THANKYOU— Carlton Cole (@CarltonCole1) May 21, 2013
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Mo'Print, the Month of Printmaking, is winding down, and although the centerpiece is the Open Press show at the McNichols Building, there have been dozens of other events focused on printmaking up and down the Front Range. Among the ones that I've checked out are the two on view at Goodwin Fine Art, and like the Open Press show, they are well worth taking in.
In the handsome front space at Goodwin is Matthew Christie: Spiritus Arbor (Tree Spirit), featuring recent work by this longtime Colorado printer and painter. Christie, who teaches at the University of Colorado at Boulder, has a distinguished printmaking résumé, including a stint at the renowned Shark's Ink in Lyons, and nearly a decade of service as the editions director and master printer at the world-famous Anderson Ranch Art Center in Snowmass.
Everything in this show, from prints and paintings to mixed-media pieces, is closely related. Each has a defining color field as its ground — mostly in browns and grays, though there's one with blues and another with yellows. Since Christie's theme is the tree, it's not a surprise to see depictions of twigs used as compositional anchors, as in "As One, So the Other" (pictured). About half of the works feature the meticulous rendering of a bird in flight, typically a hummingbird. Considering how abstract the grounds and the depictions of the twigs are, these hyperrealist passages are striking, if a little jarring.
Christie has long been interested in trees as subjects and has imbued them with meaning. According to his written statement, trees encompass profound dichotomies within them. There's life and death, for example, with the bare twig evocative of both; and of heaven and earth, with the tree rooted in the ground, its branches climbing toward the sky.
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The Christie selections have been paired with those that make up Valerie Hammond: Print Work. The show, which is installed in the gallery's intimate back spaces, continues the nature theme established by the Christies, but instead of trees, Hammond looks at flowers.
Based in New York, Hammond teaches at New York and Columbia universities. Here she presents lithographs and woodcuts, along with photo-based pieces and even a watercolor; most concern blossoms, which at times have been used to carry out the female figure.
The final features of Mo' Print are heading toward their end dates; the Christie and Hammond solos at Goodwin Fine Art (1255 Delaware Street) are set to close on April 12. Call 303-573-1255 or go to goodwinfineart.com for more information.


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We do have a small collection of audio books; the Baker Library at the Business School has the best collection. (A HarvardKey will also allow you to stream audio books from the Naxos Spoken Word Library.)
If you are looking for a particular title, search the Hollis Catalog and limit the results to format "sound recordings." To find many audio books to browse, search the Hollis Catalog for "recorded books," then limit to format "sound recordings" or form/genre "audiobooks." If you wish, you can also limit by genre/form "fiction" or by the holding library.
The best way to get a comprehensive list of all audio books cataloged in the Harvard libraries is through the "Command Search" screen in Hollis Classic. Type "wxa=I" to get all audiobooks at Harvard. If you want to retrieve records from specific libraries, you can search "wxa=I and wsl=wid" for Widener, wsl=bak for Baker, wsl=lam for Lamont.
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Arabe Negawo, 28, was arrested in Aurora in connection with the assault, Denver police said on their Twitter page Sunday.
He was arrested on a second-degree assault charge.
Police said the stabbing happened before 9 p.m. near 18th and Market streets. The victim was taken to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, police said.


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Duchess of Angoul�me and the Two Restorations, The
The history begins at Calais April 24, 1814, when the Duchess arrives with Louis XVIII and the golden age is perhaps begun. Marie Therese Charlotte (1778-1851) was the daughter of Louis the XVI and Marie Antoinette and the wife of Louis the XIX. The First Restoration: "From the return of Louis XVIII. to France until the arrival of the Duchess of Berry, the Duchess of Angouleme is the only woman who can be described as a woman of the Tuileries. It is she who attracts all eyes; she who represents the legend of the Temple; she who may be called the living poetry of the Restoration. As soon as the Duchess of Berry touches French soil, people turn more especially toward the young Neapolitan Princess. But from 1814 to 1816, the most important position at court belonged to the daughter of Louis XVI. We shall try to show her as she really was during these two years, and, in reviving her image, to animate also the scenes in which she lived, and the principal events in which she took a part." The Second Restoration: "The second Restoration had just begun in 1815. People were far from being in the tender mood of the preceding year, - far from those royalist idylls and eclogues with which the return of the Bourbons was welcomed in 1814. With the exception of a few partisans of the egoistic sort that can be happy even among ruins if so be they may rebuild their fortunes there, all Frenchmen were plunged in gloom. As the imperialists suffered because of Waterloo, so the royalists groaned at seeing in the King's councils a regicide who had been Bonaparte's minister of police during the Hundred Days. Nowhere could good reason for exultation be found." " It is true that royalty was not brought back by foreigners. But what is at least as true is, that without the foreigners there would have been no Restoration whatever. It was the very coincidence between the defeat of the French and the return of the Bourbons that so fatally handicapped a government that would, under so many other circumstances have been respected, and reparative. It is for this reason that the Duchess of Angouleme wished so much that Napoleon should be repulsed by the French themselves instead of succumbing under the blows of foreign armies."
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Surgeon recommends gynecomastia surgery be performed at same time as blepharoplasty and fat injection to reduce cost. Is this advisable or should I avoid doing at one time? I am worried about recovery from multiple procedures.
Multiple Procedures at One Time. Second Opinion?
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Combination procedures with eyelid surgery are common
I routinely perform eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty) with gynecomastia surgery and body contouring. This is more comvenient for the patient as far as one time to heal. I have found that eyelid surgery takes time to heal but is not very painful. Icing with swiss eye therapy and drop and ointment is really all that has to be done. You cannot typically drive for a week or at least a few days after eyelid surgery. Adding the fat injections and the gynecomastia wont make this longer. Most of my gynecomastia patients are back working after 1 day off.
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Advantages & Disadvantages Of Multiple Surgeries
There are both benefits and risks of having multiple surgeries performed at the same time. The advantages are a single recovery period and (sometimes) financial incentives. The risks are greater with prolonged anesthetics, but with the procedures you described this probably would be safe.
Multiple procedures at the same time
It is reasonable to perform multiple procedures together, as long as the patient is healthy, and the surgery is not too extensive. Good luck.
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Gynecomastia can be treated together with other procedures.
The combination you are considering sounds very reasonable. Its all about minimizing risk, and this should be safe.
Multiple procedures can be helpful for a patient in good health
For most of us our most precious commodity is time. A surgery that can be performed in two hours may require days or weeks of recovery. For that reason it is often helpful to combine procedures. The benefits of a single recovery are obvious.
The two procedures that you desire, gynecomastia correction and blepharoplasty, are not physiologically stressful and as a general rule could be combined safely.
It is important for your plastic surgeon to carefully consider your medical history. Problems such as diabetes, high blood pressure, or heart problems might alter the recommendation for a combined procedure. As with all recommendations for surgery, it is important that the plastic surgeon consider the entire patient.
Gynecomastia and Blepharoplasty
I would not have a problem with performing gynecomastia surgery and blepharoplasty at the same time.My answer assumes you are in good health.
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Multiple procedures can reduce cost
Provided you are up to the recovery, procedures can be safely combined and there is a cost savings over having them done separately.
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Yes, Multiple Procedures at one time, can be done.
It is common to combine multiple surgeries, and the two you are comtemplating would be a suitable combination. There is typically a benefit to doing this, one is the financial benefit and the second would be having only one recovery period. The negative would be not having sufficient time from work, or not having the funds to cover both procedures at one time.
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I do multiple procedures all the time
I do multiple procedures all the time. There is a cost saving to the patient to do a few procedures at once. Also there is only one recovery period. But, if you are worried, split them up.
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