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Sunday, January 30, 2011 2 comments I finally saw a wedge tailed eagle. I'd heard there was a pair living on the hill near our house. It was very high up, circling for prey. Too bad I didn't have my camera! They're big enough to take a kangaroo, I've read. I admit I looked up ... Read more
Monday, November 08, 2010 1 comments I had a nice walk this morning. The drought has partially lifted here. It's been raining almost every day, so there's lots of bright green grass. I saw small bunches of roos here and there. Several joeys leaned out of their pouches munching o... Read more
Thursday, September 30, 2010 1 comments I've tried an experiment for the last few days. I decided to stop doing nutrition tracking to see what happened. Unfortunately, I reverted right back to terrible eating habits. I've been eating way too much, and eating sweets again. I seem t... Read more
Sunday, September 05, 2010 2 comments Ok, I'm trying to post a photo of some roos I saw this morning. Here she is with her joey. This photo shows the path I walk and run on. The kangaroos are very tame. ... Read more
Saturday, September 04, 2010 3 comments The blog title sounds like a cheesy 80s pop song. I've seen more rainbows in the 2 years I've lived in Australia than during the whole rest of my life. I went running today. It was drizzling and the sun was so bright I needed my sunglasses, a... Read more
Thursday, September 02, 2010 3 comments With the rather stunning news that I may have whooping cough, I need to redo my fitness goals. The weird thing about this illness is that I feel fine except when i'm coughing so hard I can barely breathe. It's also called the 100 day cough. He... Read more
Wednesday, September 01, 2010 1 comments August went well, even though I was sick for two solid weeks. I'm still not completely better. I missed two weeks of of running. Today was my last week 3 run of the c25k program. Swimming twice a week doesn't fit well into my schedule so I'... Read more
Monday, August 02, 2010 2 comments I'm going to list some goals to keep myself accountable. So for the month: 1. Continue the c25k program -- I should be at week 4 by the end of August, unless I have to stretch things out. I did day 2 today and my legs are really feeling... Read more
Tuesday, July 27, 2010 1 comments The sky was overcast and the everything was dim in the dawn light. Wisps of fog floated over the valley, hiding the far hills. I saw magpies chasing each other in and out of the trees. The kangaroos were perfectly camouflaged against the bro... Read more
Thursday, July 15, 2010 1 comments I went for a walk this morning again. The sky was pink and there was ice over the water in the ditch next to the path. The frogs we heard yesterday were quiet. The grass sparkled with a heavy frost, and I had to jog to keep warm. It reminded... Read more
Sunday, July 11, 2010 2 comments I'm half way to my goal weight. And one more pound and I'll officially leave the obese zone. (Despite my doctor's measurement a few weeks ago, which was a bit off.) Any way, I'm motivated to keep going. I'm also feeling much more fit, and I ... Read more
Wednesday, June 16, 2010 0 comments Weight Goals: 1. BMI under 30 2. &3. run concurrently: get BMI solidly under 25 and lose the tummy 4. (the hard one) keep active and keep the weight off Fitness Goals -- more nebulous and awaiting medical approval. 1. Increase... Read more
Wednesday, June 16, 2010 0 comments The doctor measured my weight and height yesterday. I was wearing my hiking boots, so I came out about a cm taller than normal... and he said my BMI was 29.8! I was ecstatic. I didn't realize how much I hate being labelled obese. Really I ... Read more
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Billy Twitters is your average, run-of-the-mill elementary school-age kid. Sometimes he doesn't clean his room; sometimes he doesn't brush his teeth and at times such as these his parents threaten him with punishment of the most unusual sort. "Billy, finish your baked peas…or we're buying you a blue whale."
The boy thinks his parents are bluffing. A blue whale? Impossible! It wouldn't fit in the house! But one should never underestimate the power of mom and dad. When Billy awakes the next morning, a ginormous fin blocks the front door. By this point, you'll be more than consumed by the tale of Billy Twitters and His Blue Whale Problem.
Nickel and Dimed is the story of veteran journalist Barbara Ehrenreich's investigation into low-wage America. Before she left her normal life to pursue this project, she already knew something of the problems that these workers endure because of her research into other social issues. Ehrenreich had suggested to the editor of Harper's Magazine that someone should do an investigative piece about this group, but she never thought at the time that she would be the person to dig deep into the lives of the working poor in America.
When Jodi Linder was three, the unbearable happened. As told in Nancy Pickard's The Scent of Rain and Lightning, one Saturday night, her father was murdered and her mother disappeared. Jodi grew up in the small town of Rose, Kansas, wrapped in the fierce protective circle of her three uncles, safe and cherished, but distrustful of happiness.
When Jodi Linder was 26, the unthinkable happened. Billy Crosby, the man convicted of killing her father, has been released from prison and returns to Rose, loudly protesting his innocence of the murder. In a small town, it's hard to keep your distance from anyone, and Jodi finds that she starts to run into Billy's son Collin just about everywhere. Collin is a lawyer who wants to live peacefully in Rose and wants to prove his father's innocence.
Phineas Gage was truly a man with a hole in his head. Phineas, a railroad construction foreman, was blasting rock near Cavendish, Vermont, in 1848 when a thirteen-pound iron rod was shot through his brain. Miraculously, he survived to live another eleven years and become a textbook case in brain science.
What an amazing story! The pictures and illustrations add to the narrative, and the cover photograph of his skull is very thought-provoking. Phineas Gage: A Gruesome But True Story, by John Fleischman, approaches Phineas's life after the accident from a scientific and psychological viewpoint. Fleischman includes interviews with people who knew Gage before his accident as well as after and observed the changes in his behavior. The author also presents notes from the doctors who treated him over the eleven years following his accident. It is an amazing story of survival and the resilience of the human brain. Who would have thought that anyone could have survived even a little while--let alone talk, walk and function after such an event?
This readalike is in response to a patron's book-match request. If you would like personalized reading recommendations, fill out the book-match form and a librarian will email suggested titles to you. Available for adults, teens, and kids. You can browse the book matches here.
Cold Mountain by Charles Frazier: Based on local history and family stories passed down by the author's great-great-grandfather, Cold Mountain is the tale of a wounded soldier Inman, who walks away from the ravages of the war and back home to his prewar sweetheart, Ada. Inman's odyssey through the devastated landscape of the soon-to-be-defeated South interweaves with Ada's struggle to revive her father's farm, with the help of an intrepid young drifter named Ruby. As their long-separated lives begin to converge at the close of the war, Inman and Ada confront the vastly transformed world they've been delivered." (Book description)
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Enemy Women by Paulette Jiles
The Colleys are farmers in the Missouri Ozarks. Although Southerners, the family tries to remain neutral, a fact ignored by the Union militia who confiscate their livestock and arrest their daughter, Adair, on charges of "enemy collaboration." Yet as Adair soon discovers, fate can be a double-edged sword. (Catalog summary)
The English Patient by Michael Ondaatje
With ravishing beauty & unsettling intelligence, Michael Ondaatje's Booker Prize-winning novel traces the intersection of four damaged lives in an Italian villa at the end of World War II. Hana, the exhausted nurse; the maimed thief, Caravaggio; the wary sapper, Kip: each is haunted by the riddle of the English patient, the nameless, burned man who lies in an upstairs room & whose memories of passion, betrayal, & rescue illuminates this book like flashes of heat lightening. (Catalog summary)
How five crows managed to lift a twenty-pound baby boy into the air was beyond Prue, but that was certainly the least of her worries.
So begins Colin Meloy's debut novel Wildwood, in which a girl named Prue journeys into the Impassable Wilderness, a dense maze of a forest outside her hometown of Portland, Oregon, in order to retrieve her brother--with an awkward classmate named Curtis tagging along. Due to some misfortune involving coyotes decked out in military uniforms, the two children must separately navigate this strange world where talking animals uneasily coexist with humans who have never met anyone from the outside. A revolution is about to happen, and Prue and Curtis quickly find themselves on opposite sides.
In the early 15th-century Venice of The Fallen Blade, by Jon Courtenay Grimwood, no one is safe from the political ambitions of the ruling family--not even Giuliette, beautiful cousin of the Duke. She becomes a pawn in the schemes of her aunt and uncle who are regents for the simpleton Duke Marco. Meanwhile, Venice faces external threats from the Ottomans, the Byzantines and the German emperor. It is Atilo il Mauro's job as head of the Assassini to protect Venice and enforce the will of its ruling family while trying not to be destroyed by that family's internal power struggles.
Alexia Tarabotti finds it terribly inconvenient to happen upon a thirsting vampire while she herself is simply starving at an ill-hosted party with few victuals. She quickly dispatches the vamp with her parasol, a handy weapon that has saved her many times. Of course the vampire was no true danger to Alexia, who, as a rare preternatural without a soul, restores mortality (and therefore vulnerability) to such supernaturals as ghosts, vampires, and werewolves with a single touch. These supernaturals co-exist with humans in an alternate Victorian London in Soulless by Gail Carriger, the first of the Parasol Protectorate series.
The Summer I Learned to Fly by Dana Reinhardt is a coming-of-age story in which Drew, the female protagonist, matures into a teenager experiencing both a new love and parental disputes. Drew is a thirteen-year-old girl who spends most of her time with her mother at their cheese shop, unlike most of the girls at her school who spend most of their time angry with their mothers and completely boy-crazy. This makes her less popular with others at her school. Her life basically revolves around the cheese shop where her friend Suwuzie, a middle-aged woman going through a divorce, and Nick, her crush who is a surfer turned pasta maker, work for her mom. School is about to end and she intends to spend the entire summer at the cheese shop.
My booktalking buddy and I were walking past one of the big screens at the England Run branch, and it was playing a crystal-clear print of an old, old movie, made way back when moviemaking was young. It had excellent effects, too, for such an early film. "We have a picture book by the man who made this movie," said my colleague, "The Invention of Hugo Cabret, by Brian Selznick."
What a big book, made of half pictures, half words! The reader is drawn into the world of Hugo Cabret, a boy who lives in the walls of a train station in Paris. He is not always alone, but he is trying to keep himself a secret. His uncle used to wind and fix the many clocks in the train station, but he disappeared. Now Hugo winds them, and works on a project of his own. He has a mechanical man, a legacy of his father, and a notebook of drawings of the works of the mechanical man. Hugo needs parts for his project, so he steals them from the grumpy old man's toy booth at the station. Hugo does not realize the grumpy old man has secrets too....

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Study indicates exercise sharpens the young adult brain
Regular physical activity improves brain function even in young adults considered in their prime and at the height of cognitive ability, according to a new University of Otago study.
Physical exercise is any bodily activity that enhances or maintains physical fitness and overall health. It is performed for many different reasons. These include strengthening muscles and the cardiovascular system, honing athletic skills, weight loss or maintenance and for enjoyment. Frequent and regular physical exercise boosts the immune system, and helps prevent the "diseases of affluence" such as heart disease, cardiovascular disease, Type 2 diabetes and obesity. It also improves mental health and helps prevent depression. Childhood obesity is a growing global[citation needed] concern and physical exercise may help decrease the effects of childhood obesity in developed countries.
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Yes. GUMP builds Ant from CVS HEAD, and that version of Ant is used to build the other Jakarta (and outside) project in the Gump workspace being executed (nightly). The Ant committers are pretty good at backward-compatibility, and thanks to GUMP they know quickly when they changed something that broken another build. It's not foolproof, but as good as it gets in OSS IMHO. --DD -----Original Message----- From: David Clements [mailto:email@example.com] Sent: Thursday, February 06, 2003 12:33 PM To: 'Ant Users List' Subject: RE: build.xml & build.properties best practices The word is that apache used the nightly build of ant to build everything else. It should be pretty stable. Dave | |
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Paterson will not ask PSNI to re-open Kingsmills probe
The secretary of state has told some of the relatives of the 10 men who died in the Kingsmills massacre that he is not prepared to intervene politically.
Owen Paterson said he would not call on the PSNI to re-open their investigation into the murders.
A delegation representing the families also met Assistant Chief Constable Drew Harris on Monday.
They gave him a file, which included information and a number of queries.
A police spokesperson said ACC Harris undertook to study the file and "commission work to address issues raised by the families".
Another meeting will take place in about six weeks.
Ten Protestant textile workers were murdered in the atrocity in south Armagh in January 1976.
Ulster Unionist MLA Danny Kennedy, who met Mr Paterson with some of the families, said the secretary of state believed the investigation was a devolved matter.
Mr Kennedy said the meeting with Mr Paterson fell short of what the families had hoped for.
Public inquiryMr Paterson said it would be "quite wrong of me to raise their hopes" that he could some how overrule the whole system and impose.
"I do not have a drawer full of fresh evidence and I certainly do not have the political remit to overrule the correct procedures of law and order - they are that following an HET report, police have the right to take charges forward should there be enough evidence, then the process of rule of law should take its place," he said.
"It certainly never was the role of the secretary of state to override the operational independence of the police force."
The meetings follow the publication in June of a report into the murders by the Historical Enquiries Team (HET).
It found that the IRA was responsible for the atrocity and that the Protestant victims were targeted because of their religion.
The families have called for a public inquiry into the killings.
Karen Armstrong, whose brother was one of those murdered, said: "All we want is for someone to have the common decency and courage to come back with us and give us information.
"We've had nothing down through the years, so something is better than nothing."
Monday's meetings were organised by unionist politicians Mr Kennedy and Jeffrey Donaldson.
Members of the south Armagh victims' group Fair are also accompanying the families.
Mr Kennedy said the relatives would be pressing for the police investigation into the killings to be re-opened, with a view to bringing those responsible to justice.
"Now that this report has been published, I believe the leadership of the republican movement has serious questions to answer about Kingsmills," he said.
18 gunshot wounds"Why did this happen, why was it allowed to happen, who was involved and are they now prepared to accept full responsibility."
Mr Kennedy said the group also wanted to meet Irish prime minister Enda Kenny, to highlight the views of the Kingsmills relatives.
On 5 January 1976, the textile workers were travelling home from work on a minibus in the heart of rural County Armagh.
Just after the van cleared the rise of a hill, they saw a man standing in the road flashing a torch.
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Joseph Lemmon, whose wife was at home making his tea;
Reginald Chapman, a Sunday school teacher who played football for Newry Town; his younger brother Walter Chapman;
Kenneth Worton, whose youngest daughter had not even started school;
James McWhirter, who belonged to the local Orange lodge;
Robert Chambers, still a teenager and living with his parents;
James McConville, who was planning to train as a missionary;
John Bryans, a widower who left two children orphaned;
Robert Freeburn, who was also a father of two;
Robert Walker, the driver of the minibus.
They stopped and 11 other men, all armed, emerging from the hedges around them.
Their first thought was that it was the Army, but the gunmen were masked.
A man asked the men their religions. There was one Catholic on the bus. He was identified and ordered away from his Protestant work mates. He was able to run off.
The 11 remaining men were then shot. One of them survived the massacre, despite having 18 gunshot wounds.
The IRA never admitted involvement and was supposed to be on ceasefire at the time.
The South Armagh Republican Action Force claimed the deaths. The HET reinvestigated the killings as part of work spanning three decades of conflict.


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WASHINGTON (Reuters) The Securities and Exchange Commission issued a proposal Thursday designed to improve mutual fund disclosures and make prospectuses easier for investors to read and understand.
Commissioners voted 4-0 in favor of the proposal that would require mutual funds to provide a summary prospectus containing key information in plain English, in a clear and concise format, as well as more detailed information on the Internet. The SEC will review public comments on the plan before deciding how and whether to finalize it. The move to improve fund disclosure for the average investor has the support of the Investment Company Institute, which represents the roughly $12 trillion mutual fund industry. "This proposal is a giant step forward for investors," SEC Chairman Christopher Cox said at an open meeting of the SEC. Almost half of the households in the United States use mutual funds to save for retirement or college tuition. But many consumers do not understand the documents that fund firms like Fidelity Investments or Vanguard are required to publish detailing what will be done with their money. Nor do many retail investors generally take the time to wade through the prospectuses, which often run hundreds of pages long. The SEC's proposed prospectus summary would require mutual funds to include information such as the risk and return, the fund's investment objectives, strategies and costs. The summary would also include brief information about the top 10 portfolio holdings and tax consequences. Investors would be able to choose how they would like to receive the summary — on paper or online. The proposal would also require funds to provide the summary in a friendly online format that allows users to easily move back and forth between information in the summary and full prospectus with just a few clicks of a computer mouse. Paul Atkins, a Republican commissioner, was supportive of the overall plan, but expressed reservations about the cost for funds to change their prospectuses to include the summary. He also questioned whether the top 10 holdings was key information. "There is always the possibility that there is some element of window dressing by funds," Atkins said. Advocates say providing summary prospectuses that explain a portfolio's strategy and fee structure without the legal jargon may encourage more people to invest. At the very least, investors would have a better understanding of their holdings. "For investors, less can be more, provided that disclosures are targeted meaningful and relevant," said Kathleen Casey, another Republican commissioner. The SEC already is taking steps to simplify the financial information investors receive about mutual funds. Earlier this year, the agency voted to let mutual funds join a pilot program and submit their financial data in a new, machine-readable computer language known as XBRL. Cox wants the agency to transform its vast electronic filings into an interactive database using XBRL, or extensible business reporting language. Once XBRL data is widely available for mutual funds, investors would be able to use a simple software tool to analyze key points such as the comparative cost of two funds. The commission is also reviewing mutual fund fees and expenses and how they are disclosed to investors. The review includes an examination of the $12 billion that investors now pay each year in Rule 12b-1 fees. Rule 12b-1 was adopted in 1980 to help keep the fund industry alive by allowing them to use a portion of their assets cover distribution costs. But now the fee is often used to cover administrative expenses or the initial commission costs rather than the fund's advertising and distribution expenses, critics say. Copyright 2007 Reuters Limited. Click for Restrictions.
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Danny Djeljosevic writes;
Hi. My name's Danny Djeljosevic (a.k.a. Danny D) and I write The Ghost Engine, a webcomic about a supercool art thief named Becky Chapel, an uncouth reality TV bounty hunter named Geoffrey Price, and the ghosts who live inside their heads -- respectively, a 19th century English secret agent of the weird and a 19th century Russian occultist. All of this relates to The Ghost Engine, a machine located in the catacombs of Paris that creates a gateway to the spirit world -- at a very fatal price.
The artist of The Ghost Engine is Eric Zawadzki (a.k.a. Eric Z, a.k.a. Eric a.k.a. Possum Jenkins), who I met through the Digital Webbing forums in 2008. He was a previously published artist looking for a Joss Whedon-like writer, I was a newbie scribe obsessed with Veronica Mars, which is as Joss Whedon-like as you can get. Our first collaboration didn't go so well -- he, uh, dumped me, but it was his concept and thus totally his call -- but we got into contact a year later. Eric had a new idea he was cooking up -- a four-issue miniseries about a criminal and a lawman with the opposite forces working in their minds.
Because I'm me, I took that concept and twisted it more, making the criminal a likable hero and the lawman the antagonist and a bit of a lout. While The Ghost Engine sounds incredibly high concept, the focus has always been on the characters. They were the driving force behind the whole concept, and at some point I figured that their backstories had to play heavily into the current narrative -- at least in explaining who they are and why they do what they do. So the majority of The Ghost Engine features Lost-type flashbacks where we slowly learn about who our central characters were in the years before they had ghosts occupying space in their brains. Don't worry, there aren't any arbitrary near-run-ins or nonsensical conclusions. I know y'all are still mad at Lost.
It took us a few years to get The Ghost Engine completely finished, what with comics being a (mostly) extracurricular activity for the both of us, but once the majority of the series was illustrated we decided to put the whole thing online as a webcomic in mid-2012 to show off our skills and our ability to finish a project, not to mention build an audience. We've gotten some nice feedback and comments on the site from people we don't know personally (always a good sign), but could always use more eyes in front of it, especially as we're set to kick off our fourth and final issue.
Chapter 4 of The Ghost Engine begins January 2013 with new pages on Mondays and Fridays. You can catch up on the previous three issues right now at theghostengine.com. Once the series concludes we'll run a Kickstarter campaign to print a hardcover of the complete Ghost Engine with lots of cool extra features (including a bonus story!), so look forward to that.
Eric and I are already hard at work with our follow-up series, Panic Kids. In the meantime, Eric's got a short story with Comeback writer/superchill bro Ed Brisson called "The Harvest" over at Challenger Comics and is set to blow up any day now. I've got some big things poppin' too, but I can't talk about anything yet.
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The Wild and Wacky World Of Online Dating
By Christal Roberts on May 29, 2009
Last month I decided I was becoming a blog-a-holic with too many dateless evenings so I threw myself back into the online dating pool.
And evidently, I wasn't alone. Not the blog-a-holic part, but the online dating part.
It seems the recession has resulted in an increase in online dating. Match.com and EHarmony have both experienced significant upticks in members as the economy has foundered. My how times have changed.
It used to be when you said you signed up for an online dating site, you whispered it only to trusted girlfriends, furtively glancing around to be sure no one else heard. That's because if you dated online it said you were a dating loser, a single reject, a social outcast of the most wretched kind.
Now it's not nearly the big deal it used to be. After all, there are TV commercials for online dating sites and just like with feminine hygiene products, that alone brought the topic into the mainstream of polite conversation.
So in this latest foray of mine, I signed up for a couple of different online sites. I picked out pictures, I took compatibility tests, and I wrote out profiles.
Depending on my mood, my online dating profiles can lean toward the sassy side. That's because I hate those "walks in the park, walks on the beach, walks in the
middle of the street" profiles that consist of list after list of interests that everyone thinks everyone else is looking for.
That's why part of my profile might read like this:
I'm looking for someone fun, who doesn't take himself too seriously and who isn't afraid of trying something new. I'm not interested in marriage but I am interested in warm
companionship and exciting sex--oh wait! Did I really say that!? I
meant to say exciting romantic dinners for two.
As a result I usually get plenty of responses and flirts. Flirts are cutesy little icons and messages you can send that simply indicate interest. It's less than an email, but just enough of a message to break the ice.
I'm a big fan of flirts.
Since I posted my profile, I've had two dates. The guys were fairly pleasant--no serial killers that I could tell. They both looked like their pictures so they weren't blatant liars. Unfortunately neither of them was for me. I exchanged emails with both after our dates but that was that. My search continues.
Meanwhile I always like to take note of some of the more wild and wacky aspects of online dating.
- People don't read. I can write in my profile in big bold letters "I'M LOOKING FOR SOMEONE IN THE NYC AREA" and I'll still get flirts and emails from guys in Louisiana, Florida, California and Texas. Though the guy in Texas put down his income as $200,000-$300,000. Him I sent a flirt to because I'm thinking, if he's making that kind of money, he can fly back and forth to see me. He didn't respond, more's the pity.
- Guys seem to love taking pictures with their cars, their pets, their boats and their kids, in that order.
- Guys who post pictures with disembodied arms around their necks. You know, where they've cropped out whatever woman was in the picture. Not cool, guys. Not cool.
- Guys who post no picture at all. What the heck? I understood that a few years ago when online dating was still kind of new, but come on! Everybody's got a freakin' camera on their phone!
- Guys who rant about what they don't want in a woman. "No drama, no man-haters, no man-eaters, no kidding!"
- How different online dating sites have their own personalities. Match.com for example tends to have a picky crowd. For some reason they feel Match is kind of like a menu. "I'd like to order a 5'5" woman with a heart shaped face, a slightly upturned nose, chesnut hair, and who can play "Stairway To Heaven" on the electric guitar.
- Then there are the sites that are a bit looser. The dating menu seems less specific and the range of guys is a bit broader--fewer white collar, buffed gym rats and more blue collar, couch potato types. Who like walks in the park.
The blog Kissable Pink has some excellent tips to consider if you planning to try online dating. My favorite is the idea of meeting face to face for the first time via webcam. Rebellious Thinker over at Rebellious Thoughts Of A Woman has some great online dating advice for men. While on the other hand, Judy McGuire at The Frisky has some online dating don'ts for women.
Meanwhile I've flirted and emailed several more guys while trying not to get too caught up in the hunt. That's because the minute it starts to feel more like work and less like fun, it'll be time for me to back off.
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The succubus side of Singh's image is a phantom delicately cloaked in wiggling maggotlike curlicues and simmering with sexual energy. The erotic entity hypnotizes the viewer with batty-lashed, sable-hued eyes that reek of a Sidney Sheldon book jacket or as Tammy Faye Bakker masquerading as a Black Sabbath groupie.
In this slippery encounter the artist strikes one as psychologically masturbating in forbidden zones, issuing a challenge to others who fear treading in his boots. Surreal swirls of mood lighting magnify the piece's ominous quality.
"When reality fails to function, one must seek possibilities to exist in the other," Singh contends.
He shatters complacency with his provocative oil-on-linen epilogue Hey I'm one big queen. No one can stop me. Red light, red green. Sat Back, I'm watching, 2005. This eleven-foot by eight-foot painting metaphorically breaks the handcuffs that prohibit self-fulfillment and hints at a scandalous debutante party for the artist. The boisterous work seems to thrum with PJ Harvey's thunderous falsetto, telegraphing Singh's struggle to upend convention.
Consumed in an apocalyptic revelry, Singh's inner megaqueen appears livid with deep-bruise purple, rope-burn lavender, and gangrenous emerald tones. The artist's towering alter ego materializes veiled in a curdled milk splatter and is joined by an ashen, red-eyed, light-shunning owl roosting at the lower left. A grave-dust-furred jaguar, executed with a stiletto flick of the artist's wrist, perches on a limb toward the bottom right and seems to witness Singh's "I'll live as I wish" pact with his personal demons.
"I'm bringing you the bad news," Singh crows. "I'm her, the 50-foot-tall mistress of the universe, and I'm realer than real!"
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Outdoor Recreation Show is Saturday
Sunrise Kiwanis of Las Vegas is hosting its first Outdoor Recreation Show from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, June 18, at the Abe Montoya Recreation Center on Grand Avenue.
Friday Sunny, with a high near 89. Breezy, with a west wind 20-25 mph,, with gusts as high as 35 mph. Mostly clear at night, with a low around 54. West wind 10-20 mph, with gusts as high as 30 mph.
Saturday Sunny, with a high near 89. Breezy, with a west wind 10-15 mph, increasing to 20-25 mph. Winds could gust as high as 35 mph. Partly cloudy and windy at night, with a low around 57.
Health officials are warning residents that smoke from wildfires is resulting in poor air quality conditions, according to The Associated Press. Smoke from the Wallow fire burning in eastern Arizona and western New Mexico is expected to drift to the northeast over the next two days. People with heart or lung disease, older adults and children should reduce prolonged or heavy exertion in the areas affected by the smoke.
The fire that has burned more than 24,000 acres near Raton has damaged at least one gas valve on the line that services Las Vegas.
In order to conduct repairs, the main pipeline that provides gas to the city of Las Vegas will be shut down at about 7 p.m.
But Zia Natural Gas, the company that owns the pipeline, has told city officials that there is enough pressure already in the 100-mile line to sustain the city's natural gas customers for three to five days, meaning that city gas service will continue.
Three people endured a harrowing night Sunday, June 5, when two men forced their way into a home on the 500 block of South Grand Avenue, beat a man inside, held them at gunpoint and then tied them up with cords and pieces of bed sheets, according to court documents.
One suspect in the case has already been arrested.
Gary L. Coca, 38, whose address in court documents is listed as the 5300 block of Still Brooke Ave. in Albuquerque, is being held at the San Miguel County Detention Center on a $100,000 cash bond.
Exactly how many teachers got shuffled around as part of interim Superintendent Sheryl McNellis-Martinez's plan to improve the district is still unclear, but one thing that is clear is that some parents whose children attend Los Niños Elementary are not at all happy with the changes they've been told to expect in the coming school year.
John Montoya had been looking for work for two months before he landed a summer job with the city of Las Vegas.
The 18-year-old is one of 118 youths hired through the city's Summer Youth Program this year to rid sidewalks of weeds, pick up trash, help maintain parks, fix Dumpsters, paint, do office work and assorted other jobs.
Montoya, who will be attending Highlands University in the fall, plans to use the money he earns this summer to buy his college textbooks, and he hopes to save some of it.
The Associated Press RATON — A wildfire burning along the New Mexico-Colorado border more than doubled in size in a matter of hours Monday as crews worked to protect evacuated homes and businesses, while the closure of about 20 miles of the main north-south highway through both states sent travelers hours out of their way.
Raton residents watched as trees on the hillsides just outside the northeastern New Mexico community burst into flames while smoke billowed into the air and air tankers passed overhead.
Fort Union National Monument and the National Park Service will hold the monthly Glimpses of the Past program at 7 p.m. Thursday, June 16, at the CCHP/Santa Fe Trail interpretive Center, 116 Bridge St. The title of this month's presentation is "An Unsolved Mystery: The Mail Train Massacre near Wagon Mound.
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Saturday we went to Yellow Rock after the AMA convension. It is a place Greg found by his house and mentioned last summer to Mark, so with the Santa Ana winds Mark remembered it and we met up with James and his wife and did our thing figuring out the groves and having fun. Wr Mizzard joined us later in the evening. Only got a couple videos since I was to busy flying.
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Sunday I met up with Greg and Paul to join them to go up to Norco. We were right by Elsinore and Paul had flown some spots up there. I had scoped it out the day we got kicked off of Norco by the cops a month ago. I had seen a nice finger ridge that looked promising with a north east wind. So we decided to go up there before Norco. Paul stop at the same place I had scoped out which he had done some road side dsing before. The wind was coming in straight east at that time so we had fun doing some roadside curcuit for awhile. The wind started blowing more north, so we went out to the ridge and did some fun laps at the top. Paul and Greg were flying all over the place. Paul took off for family stuff, and Greg and I hiked down to the main saddle. It was awesome, especially when the wind would pick up. Tons of frontside lift and really smooth deep backside. Wind just wasn't real strong to see what the place is really made of. Can't wait to score it when the wind is really strong.
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As they speed, or sometimes crawl, through Atlanta's downtown connector many drivers don't give more than a casual glance at the Georgia Tech landmarks that line Interstate 75/85.
From the large sign trumpeting the campus to Alexander Memorial Coliseum, situated next to the old O'Keefe Gym, to the line of buildings that stretch from there to the outline of Bobby Dodd Stadium at historic Grant Field.
As Chase Roberts makes that drive, he appreciates those landmarks more than most. They make him feel at home.
It's where the Greater Atlanta Christian senior spent hours upon hours during his childhood, tailgating by the coliseum in his youth jersey and walking over to the stadium for football games. For as far as he can remember, he longed to be a Yellow Jacket like his Tech-educated dad.
Georgia Tech football coach Paul Johnson and his staff made that a reality earlier this year when they offered the standout lineman a scholarship. As expected, it didn't take Roberts long to accept.
"I did dream about playing for Tech as a kid," the Daily Post Super Six selection said. "As you get older, you think about a bunch of stuff. You consider a bunch of options. I think it's cool that I could dream about something like that when I was real young and then come back to it when I was older.
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"I love just coming off the ball hard," he said. "There's nothing more lineman-like than firing off the ball and going head-to-head. You can just look at the guy across from you and say, 'It's either me or you and I've got this one.'"
While Roberts is eager to use those skills in college football, the athletic angle is only part of the reason why he loves the Yellow Jackets. He admittedly doesn't have the passion for math it takes to be an engineer, but he has researched the public policy school in great detail. He feels it's the perfect launching pad for his goal of law school.
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Fat Total 12.80g |
Carbohydrate sugars g |
Carbohydrate Total 44.40g |
Dietary Fibre 4.50g |
Protein 23.80g |
Cholesterol 6.00mg |
Sodium 2361.00mg |
All nutrition values are per serve.
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Everything about this soup should have worked, but it just... didn't. The tortellini was nice, the broth was nice, but they just didn't combine well.
This sounded unusual, but turned out to be a really lovely soup. The tortellini works very well and its easy to prepare after a long day at work. I just added mushrooms. Other than that I followed the recipe. Will be making again!
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