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Marian Catholic coach Mike Taylor is used to being the center of the attention when it comes to the McDipper Tournament. Over the years he has earned that regard for his witty speeches during the tournament's pre-dinner held the first week of December.
Taylor, however, may end up being the center of attention during McDipper 40 for reasons related directly to how his team performs on the court. In a season when parity is the only way to describe how the teams stack up against each other on paper, the Spartans appear to be the unanimous team to beat.
Marian Catholic (9-1) has the most electrifying player in the tournament in junior guard Tyler Ulis. The Spartans will start tournament play against a rebuilding Rich Central team.
"I don't see Marian losing, they are pretty darn good. We are hoping to play them because if we do that means we will be in the championship," said Crete-Monee coach Tom Cappel, whose team will open play against Thornton. "I'm excited about the Dipper and I'm hoping to have a good run."
The championship has been a familiar place for the Warriors (9-1), who have been there the last three seasons. With football star Laquon Treadwell finally finished touring major Division I schools and now trying to get his basketball legs back, the Warriors should be up for a good run.
They gained plenty of momentum during their last game before the tournament when they erased a late 10-point deficit against Mount Carmel and won in overtime.
"Nothing has changed for us, we want to be in the championship game," Treadwell said. "We're just looking to come out and compete. We made it to the championship the last few years and fell short — we want to change that."
Two of the 16 teams in the tournament are currently ranked in the Sun-Times Top 25 as of December 23. Marian is ranked No. 7 and Bloom is No. 21.
The Blazing Trojans (7-2) are the defending champion and will have some extra incentive with coach Jasper Williams announcing this will be his last season.
"Last time going into the dipper we averaged about six to seven turnovers a game," said Williams, whose team starts the tournament against Phillips. "This year we are averaging 15 to 16 so last year we were a little more confident. We have some new kids out there this year.
"I expect Marian Catholic to do real well; Bolingbrook (7-2) has a real good chance, and Thornton has been playing real well also."
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Robbery suspect who wore wig, scarf arrested by San Antonio police
Amand Nelson, 32, arrested in connection with two armed-robberies
A suspected serial robber who San Antonio police said would wear a wig and a scarf during his crimes was arrested Monday evening.
Amand Nelson, 32, was arrested in connection with two armed robberies and San Antonio police investigators said he could face more charges.
The first robbery was reported Jan. 6 and the latest on Sunday. In both cases, police say he wore a wig and a scarf then showed a semi-automatic handgun while demanding money from a cash register.
"Whenever we're dealing with a serial robber, we understand in this business that whenever a suspect hits one location, he's comfortable, he's going to hit again," said Sgt. Daniel Alonzo with the SAPD Robbery Task Force. "It's great to know that we're able to get a repeater off the streets."
Police have not said how many other robberies they believe Nelson was involved in.
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PACIFIC RIM Image Featuring Charlie Hunnam and Rinko Kikuchi
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Guillermo del Toro Describes Battles in Pacific Rim - ComingSoon.net
"We had a Tokyo scene that we shot here in Toronto. We had several Hong Kong scenes and a few scenes in Australia, through the television. We briefly see the kaiju take over San Francisco. The whole Pacific Rim needs a sense of danger."
"We take the battles far and above! Two or three of them happen in places where there have never been a battle between kaiju and robots. From the bottom of the ocean to the atmosphere of the Earth. We have a battle in a storm at sea. Every battle we try to do differently. One is seen from the point of view of a single person. We never cut away from that point of view."
Guillermo Del Toro Unveils Pacific Rim Footage, Reveals His Plans For Robot And Monster Mayhem | Bleeding Cool Comic Book, Movies and TV News and Rumors
...the ****?The bad news is this: after today's Pacific Rim panel at Comic-Con, promotions on the film are going dark. According to Guillermo Del Toro, there will be radio silence on the film from here until the end of the year.
Description of the trailer at the link.
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My husband just received an tweet from Singin' In the Rain saying Gerri Halliwell is performing in SITR for CIN. The tweet link also said Alexandra Burke is going to be singing On My Own in Les Miserables and also Blue performing as the Jersey Boys. Can someone tell me how this works as I'd hate to be booked in on the night they are performing or will it be a case of wheeling them out at the end of a performance after the show has finished so they can do one song
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If I remember rightly from last year, they just hauled out the has-been after the performance ended.
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Phew! I hope this doesnt mean the MT performances in the studio wont happen as I always love them
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Best salon ever – I have been going to the Atrium Salon for over 10 years. I am thrilled to have Noelle as my stylist. She is so warm and welcoming every time I come to see her. My haircuts are terrific and it is the only time anyone has styled my hair and cut it that I have gotten compliments from strangers! She knows her stuff!
All the girls are so warm and friendly right down to the receptionist. It is nice having a receptionist there to answer the phone so the stylists don't have to worry about taking care of that like other salons. I love the location and the house that it is in. I tell them all the time it feels like I am coming to someones home and it feels like home to me. Melinda has done an amazing job of remodeling this home for a wonderful business.
I always look forward to my appointments. Noelle, Brandi, Savannah, Jamie and all the girls make me feel special. I have had massages, eyebrow waxing and facials and have loved every service that has been provided.
Thank s to Noelle and everyone for always making me feel special and important for all the many years I have been a customer. Your professionalism is much appreciated and I can always count on Noelle to steer me in the right direction when I ask for a cut that she knows I would not be happy with...honesty is the best policy!!
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I won't be going back - left disappointed and (literally) burned. – Some of the people there seemed like they were regulars & having a good time, but I was not. It was my 1st time there so I came a few min early & feel like I was scolded by the receptionist for doing so. The receptionist seemed annoyed with everyone & when I told her who my appt was with (the name they told me on the phone) she scolded me for having the wrong name. The stylist got there about 5 min after my appt time should have started, and then took another 10 min to get ready & situate herself. She then proceeded to wash my hair in ice cold water and burn me with the straightening iron. The burn hurt really bad and left a large scar that was very visible. She seemed really annoyed & not apologetic. I guess I kept touching it (because it was burning really bad) and she finally sighed & said, ?we have something we can put on that somewhere around here, I can try & look for it if you want?. But it was very obvious she did not want to look for it. The cut I left with was good but only after she kept trying to be done with me and I kept asking for a little different here and there & could she please make the two sides the same length, etc. She didn?t really listen to any of my requests when she was cutting and when she?d ask questions such as ?do you tease it for body? & ?do you curl it under? & ?do you part it here?? I would say no and tell her how I like it, & she would do it her way anyway. Oh, I also felt annoyed at HOW she cut hair? instead of using her fingers to pick up the hair & cutting with the other hand, she?d use 1 hand and scrape the scissors across the back of my neck before cutting. I could feel the sharp scissors scratching my neck & being that I was already leaving with an injury I was really nervous about this.
Like I said, some people seemed happy there? some of the other stylists seemed very friendly to the people they were cutting. But I was practically in tears and will not be going back or recommending this salon to anyone.
Angela is Wonderful – I live in Tennessee where I don't think anyone knows how to cut hair. I moved to Tennessee several years ago from Louisville so I decided to go back to Louisivlle to have my hair done. I decided to try the Atrium Salon and ended up with Angela Ayers - Angela is wonderful. Angela is very personable, knows how to cut, color, and will cut anyway you ask. She will also make suggestions. If you haven't tried Angela then I suggest you do so.
Awesome Stylist and enviroment.... – I have recently gone and had services at The Atrium and loved every minute of it...I had a Facial, waxing and my hair done while I was there....All the girls working there seemed to love their work and you could really tell as they interacted with their clients and other guests I saw there in the Salon..I talk to one lasy who had been coming to the same girl for 5 years now and loved her and what she always did with her hair...first i had my waxing done by Brandy, which I have never had anything like this done before. she made me feel at ease and was actually very good at what she did by the time she was done i had not even known she had started we were so in depth in conversation..next i had a Facial which was so relaxing and really made my skin glow once i was done, I enjoyed it much more that I would ahve a massage, the same girl did my facial and hair cut Savannah....she was wonderful....her hands were so gentle during my facial and my haircut...she did exactly what i wanted and even gave her opinion and what else she though would look good.....i rebooked a appointment to go see both girls again...I felt so welcomed at this salon unlike other larger salons...i will be back and recomend you to go too!!!
Just Great! – I moved to Kentucky a year ago from Virginia. I am very very picky about my hair, how it's cut, how it's styled, even how it is washed. I was highly impressed when I went to Atrium for my birthday (it was a surprise from my husband) the salon was clean and the stylist was wonderful, and the professionalism was outstanding. I can't say enough on how wonderful this salon is. It' is a must try!
Great Customer Service... – My husband purchased Queen for a Day at this spa for my birthday early this year. It was all inclusive. I came to KY from TX a year ago and I believe that it is a quality place to go. I loved the environment. The customer service was wonderful. I am a woman of color and the stylist even did a fantastic job on my hair. I was really surprised. I am a massage therapist trained in TX, the massage was different, but the woman did a great job. I would definately visit again and recommend their services.
Horrible – I moved to Louisville from Texas, went to the salon to have my roots highlighted on New Years Eve, I had an appointment at 2:00pm but wasnt in the chair til 3:30pm. A girl Angie did my hair it took 30 minutes. I have long hair so I commented I never had my hair highlighted so fast, said she was very experienced so she was quicker than most. My hair was so hard from all the product she used, I washed it over at home. My friend noticed my crown area was completely untouched. The girl never highlighted it. I called a few days later and told the girl about it. I never went back because I didnt want her to touch my hair again. I had another salon fix it, and been going to that salon since. That was a couple years ago, maybe that girl isnt there anymore.
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Piedmont will play host to the Old Fashioned Country Fair, where attendees will be able to shop at craft booths, view old cars, see vintage tractors, hear live music and play games in the heart of the city. Meanwhile in Jacksonville there will be four separate events, including a trail run, a yard-decorating contest, a community softball game and a fundraiser.
The country fair in Piedmont will run from 9 a.m to 3 p.m. It will include arm-wresting, a pie-eating contest and fair food including barbecue and fried Oreo cookies, said organizer Dan Freeman.
"If you're hungry, this is where you need to be," Freeman said. "It's going to be a hoot."
The first Jacksonville event, the Jacksonville Health Festival, will kick off with a 4-mile trail run at 7 a.m. on the mountain bike trails at Henry Farm Park. The festival continues until 11 a.m. and will include health screenings, exercise demonstrations and nature walks.
The Jacksonville Farmers Market will be part of the event by opening at Henry Farm, instead of at its usual location east of the Public Square.
As the health fair is ending at 11 a.m., a "Fun Day" will begin at the Eastwood School on Gardner Drive. That event will include face painting, bingo, musical chairs and a community softball game, but the Fun Day is about more than having a good time, said Sandra Sudduth, the chairwoman for a Eastwood School preservation organization.
"We're having this to make people aware of the Eastwood School and the history behind it," said Sudduth, who's a city councilwoman. "We want it to continue to be a part of the city."
The school was Jacksonville's school for black children during the segregation era. After that it became a daycare center, which closed in 2011 to leave the old building vacant ever since.
Sudduth said she hopes the Saturday event will get people talking about the property and how it might be used in the future.
St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church in Jacksonville will also host one of its two annual fundraising events, Octoberfest. It will start at 6 p.m. and is a take on the German fall festival, which lasts two weeks and is synonymous with beer drinking.
In keeping with the original "Oktoberfest" — held in Munich in 1810 to celebrate a royal wedding — the St. Charles event will center on German culture, including a traditional German meal and beer, said Sue Large, administrative assistant to the church's priest.
Held to raise money to pay for the church's building and maintenance projects, the event also will include games, a silent auction and a raffle. Tickets for Octoberfest are still available and cost between $5 and $15. Couple's tickets are $25, Large said.
The Jacksonville Profile Mill Village Neighborhood Association will also host fall events from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Called the Fall-tastic Clean up, Yard Contest and Block Party, the event will give participants the chance to work and play in the neighborhood, according to organizers.
From 8 a.m. to noon the association will work with volunteers from area civic organizations and the local fire department to help spruce up homes and lots in the historic community, said organizer Joseph Munster. Later, he said, people from the Jacksonville State University art department will walk through the neighborhood to judge a yard-decorating contest.
Munster said the lawns will be decorated with Halloween or fall themes and that each participant will incorporate a life-size scarecrow into their design. Beginning at 6 p.m., the association will host a block party, which will end at 10 p.m.
"It's a good way to get out and just meet your neighbors," Munster said. "We want to do at least one event a quarter to get together as a neighborhood."
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Acid Tempest - Establish a New World Order, Globalize the Corporate Economy, and and Enforce Discipline and Morals on the unruly drug-crazed anarchists. What, you disagree? Whatcha gonna do, protest?? Game of civil disobedience and revolution in the 21st Century. Focus is on diplomatic/factional engine and strategic-level as well as tactical-level gameplay.
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The year is 2001, and discontent with the establishment is higher than it has been for decades. Each player represents one faction vying for power, control, and public awareness, hoping to make their message heard and establish their own vision of how the nation - and the world - should be governed. Players can also choose to be one of a variety of corporate interests, government agencies, and criminal organizations.
At the strategic level, players can increase the power of their faction through negotiation, alliances, takeovers, and plain old recruitment. Infiltration or subversion of neutral groups can be used to extend the faction's influence or provide covers to operate behind.
They may also choose to engage in one of a wide variety of Actions that will occur at a tactical level - political demonstrations, labor strikes, robberies, assassinations, or police raids. These can be based around various regular and irregular activities such as general elections, trade conferences, trials, and executions.
Players will be allowed to invent new factions within the game, using the Faction Design System (c.f.), however the following are some for starters.
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- Governmental faction with the goal of maintaining order and rule of law.
- Communists
- Activist faction pursuing the objective of establishing a non-capitalist based society.
- Anarchists
- Activist faction pursuing the objective of minimization or elimination of hierarchical government.
- Environmentalists
- Activist faction engaged in struggle to prevent destruction of wild habitats and to promote recovery of lands already despoiled.
- Free Software Developers
- Neutral organization desiring the deprication of closed source computer software.
- Indigenous People
- Activist faction with the objective of preserving tribal identity and culture.
- Agro-Pharma Conglomerates
- Wealthy genetic engineering corporations defending their monopolies.
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The following is a list of some actions that players can choose from at the tactical level. Note that the units under the player's control may or may not actually obey the order, depending on its nature, principles, discipline, and unity.
- Tag - Place grafiti promoting faction's principles on structures
- Protest - Carry signs and give chants.
- Human Barrier - Chain selves to trees, doors, etc.
- Perform Stunt - Creatively challenge authority. Actual effects are determined semi-randomly.
- Crowd Control - Contain and moderate crowds to stop or mitigate protest action through intimidation or mild aggression.
- Destroy property - Up-ending cars, breaking windows, and other similar acts of vandalism, but engaging in no harm to people.
- Employ device - This makes use of a special weapon (gas, fake blood, tree spikes, bomb, watercannon, molatov cocktails, etc.)
- Riot - Engage in semi-uncontrolled acts of violence and vandalism against opposing groups.
- Skirmish - Employ weapons against opposing groups, but in a disorganized, hit-and-run manner. Used by police to drive off or arrest.
- Storm building - Forcibly enter and take control of a particular building, neutralizing any opposition encountered in process.
- Engage - Actively approach opposing forces using weapons to drive them away, while minimizing casualties.
- Assault - Drive hard against opposing forces to kill or capture.
In the tactical view, there will be representatives of various factions, as well as zero or more bystanders (depending on the time of day), and zero or more workers (construction workers, bureaucrats, web designers).
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The latest victim of the new-look Raiders was McQueen as the Lancers had no answer for the Raiders' low posts, Nakiyah LeSure and Tina Vernon, in Reed's 57-40 HDL road win Friday night.
"We did not shoot the ball well. We went on droughts," Reed girls basketball coach Sara Schopper-Ramirez said. "I think that's going to happen when everybody is trying to find new roles and we're trying to find new scorers. We had little chippers that just wouldn't go in. The key thing with the girls is they keep working through it."
The Raiders enjoyed a double-digit lead following two free throws less than a minute into the second quarter, 18-8. The margin never dipped below 10 during final 23 minutes of the game.
Reed held the Lancers to just one field goal and four free throws in the second quarter and grabbed a 34-14 edge by the break.
Following McQueen's lone basket of the quarter, at the 4:52 mark, Reed increased its lead from 24-11 to 34-11 with 10 straight points. The run included back-to-back 3-pointers by Brooke Cervantes within a 17-second span.
LeSure scored seven of the Raiders' 18 second-quarter points.
It didn't get any better for the Lancers coming out of halftime.
Reed tallied nine of the first 11 points in the third quarter to take a 43-16 advantage.
The Raiders led by 27 for a second time, 45-18, with 3:48 on the clock. However, the Raiders let off the gas and the Lancers came roaring back.
"I want them to play every possession with intensity because playoffs are right around the corner so I preach that to them non-stop," Schopper-Ramirez said. "I don't know if they believe me fully, but that's what we're preaching. You can't take any possessions off even if you think the score isn't close because we can go on droughts like we have before."
MHS freshman Sierra Morales sparked a string of seven unanswered by draining a 3-pointer from the top of the key.
Morales knocked down a trey from the wing, closing out the third quarter's scoring with 13 seconds on the clock. McQueen finished the third period on a 12-2 run, cutting the deficit to 47-30, heading into the final eight minutes of action.
The northwest Reno school knocked down the first bucket of the fourth quarter. Another 3-pointer by Morales left the Lancers trailing by only a 14-point margin, 49-35, with 6:34 to play. That was as close as the hosts would get the rest of the way.
The Raiders pulled away for the last time with a 6-0 spurt, pushing the gap back up to 20 points, 57-37.
LeSure led all scorers with 15 points, while Vernon added 14. Cervantes chipped in 10. Tyler Sumpter finished with nine, but scored only one point after the first quarter and was noticeably limping throughout parts of the game after rolling her ankle in practice Thursday.
Reed (18-3, 13-1) is back at home Tuesday when it takes on North Valleys at 5:15 p.m.
Not many boys basketball teams in the D-1 North will win games by posting a four spot in a quarter.
But Friday night's HDL clash at McQueen was so low-scoring that Reed's four-point output in the third quarter only provided a mere speed bump.
However, Kendall Dewees's bucket with 5 seconds left lifted McQueen to a 44-42 victory, avenging a 59-46 loss at Reed in mid-December.
After putting up four points in the fourth quarter, Reed trailed 34-30 entering the fourth quarter. While McQueen outscored the east Sparks school 14-4 in the third quarter, it was the Lancers' turn to go cold from the field in the fourth.
The Raiders opened up the fourth quarter when Ty Shepard made a quick backdoor cut and converted the layup one minute into the quarter.
A pair of free throws by Deyraun Stamps left the teams in a 34-34 deadlock with 6:27 to play.
The Raiders regained the lead on a basket down low by Devin Herbert. A Devin Gray free throw extended the lead to 37-34 at the midway point of the fourth quarter.
At the 3:27 mark of the fourth, the Lancers ended their drought, getting to within one point, 37-36.
Thirty seconds later, Reed was up by three again thanks to a perfect trip to the charity stripe by Juan Rodriguez.
However, it was only a matter a time before McQueen's shots started falling and it only needed three.
With 1:53 on the clock, Bryce Harnack swished a 3-pointer from the right side and 26 seconds later Kody Eckert drained one from the other side of the court, forging the Blue and White into a 42-39 lead.
The Lancers left the door wide open for the Raiders, missing the front end on three consecutive 1-and-1 situations in the final minute.
Reed took advantage of the first opportunity as Herbert scored in transition, pulling Reed to within one, 42-41, with 48 seconds remaining.
However, after the second miss, Reed came down the court and chucked up an ill-advised contested 3-point attempt.
Still, the Raiders lucked out again after Dewees came up empty at the line with 30 seconds on the clock.
Reed called timeout and set up the same backdoor play that worked at the start of the fourth quarter. This time, Shepard couldn't get his shot to drop, but he was fouled and went to the free-throw line. Shepard missed the first but sank the second with 14 seconds left, tying the game at 42-42.
McQueen didn't call timeout. Instead, the Lancers pushed the ball up the floor and got the ball down low to Dewees, who pump faked a defender up in the air and made a layup while being fouled. He could not convert the three-point play.
Reed brought down the rebound and had 5 seconds to go up the floor with a chance to tie or win, but didn't come close with a desperation attempt.
The fourth quarter was almost a mirror image of the third.
McQueen stormed out of the halftime break and socked Reed in the mouth with 10 unanswered points, claiming a 30-26 lead.
Reed ended its four and a half minute drought to start the third period when Gray hit a jumper, its only field goal of the quarter. The Raiders went from leading by six at halftime to trailing by four after three quarters.
To start the game, McQueen jumped out to a 7-2 lead thanks in part to Dewees knocking down 3-pointers from both corners.
But the Lancers' offense proceeded to go quiet for nearly five minutes until Taylor Matthews banked home a three-ball from the corner with 29 seconds on the first-quarter clock, ending a 10-0 run by the Raiders.
Reed was up 12-10 after the first quarter, but Austin Rukthavornsakul tied it up at 12-12 with a baseline jumper, 20 seconds into the second quarter. Rukthavornsakul then gave the home team a 14-12 lead with a turnaround in the lane at the 6:36 mark of the second quarter.
Coming out of a timeout, Gray rattled home a 3-pointer, putting the Blue and Gold back in the lead, 15-14.
Both teams traded baskets for the next minute until Gray hit a shot from downtown and followed that up with a drive to the hoop for a layup and a 22-18 RHS lead with 2:41 to go in the first half.
Following a pull-up jumper by Harnack, Reed answered with four points to end the first half with a 26-20 cushion.
Reed (12-9, 8-5) doesn't have long to put this loss behind it. The Raiders will host Galena today at 1:30 p.m.


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I had a little freetime and started the teeth modification. It's a slow process for me Only thing, I'll move a little bit closer the first tooth to the second...
Man, on a second thought - I'd remove those teeth totally.
The bust looked ready for detailwork on the pic in the first post but adding these teeth can't be considered as detailing as they break both the overall form of the upper and lower jaw in a very harsh way, and they also break the line of the mouth so much that it can barely be read now.
I'd say you could even make them smaller (I mean MUCH smaller) or modify the shape of the jaws but I'd suggest that you should simply remove them completely. There aren't laws that say that dragons must have visible teeth even when their mouth is closed. Anyway this pic can be a pretty good reference for either case.
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Thank you for your suggestion! You're right, but...
I really would like keep the teeth somehow, for the aggressive look. The pic what you linked is really helpful. I have to rethink the teeth's form... On the pic I like the two head's jaw and teeth on the right bottom side. I try to reach something similar form... but don't know how right now...
Have you taken a look at any crocodile pics? They have a tooth arrangement that you might be looking for.
New teeth. I like this much more. The line of the mouth more visible, and with these smaller teeth the head looks better proportionally. I hope you like it (but the photo and lighting not the best)
Much better - you're definitely on the right track. Some more shape variation and you're done with them. I'd also make them more sharp - currently they don't look sharp enough for a predator.
Keep it up, man!
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Well, I think this is the final teeth for now, hope you like it
Dude, I liked the first teeth.
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Another excellent piece, very awesome design, especially like the horns. Great Stuff mate.
Thx Corpsehand!
Pic updated in the first post...
I'm doing it slooooooooooowly...
Oh man - looks awesome!! glad you are still updating - I really like how geometric everything looks. keep at it!!
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I like the new teeth although I did think the first ones were allright too. Still small teeth seem to make him even more aggressive. Kinda like a piranhia. :-)
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The old teeth had a big problem what doesn't seem in the photos. They just look like "addons", didn't fell that they're growing from the jaw...
After that the small teeth... ehh. So after so many suffering I found this new shape and keep it, and don't want to work with teeth for a while...
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hey bud, you mind posting your sculpting tools to see what you used and what am I still missing that I should buy? XD
Are you from Puerto Rico, and you sculpt? Contact me if you do! Looking for people to teach me more in sculpting.
i REALLY like the design of this dragon... and i even checked out all the the progression pictures you provided. I just started today with using plastercine to get the hang of things on tiny figurine type models and now i look at yours and you really inspire me.
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I really like it - the details of dragon's face, the structure of his neck, the colour tone. Beautiful creature!
Little update in my free time...
Very very cool shape to this dragon! I like it very much,
i've drawn quite a few dragons in my day and I can say that I appreciate this bust.
Just like the wide the tapered overall shape works very well and looks very streamlined.
cool stuff.
Thank you!
Working on the back spikes... (the scales aren't finished)
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Leave it to Ludwig premiered at the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center in 2010 and comes to Chicago Shakespeare Theater this January for its Chicago premiere. Leave it to Ludwig tells the tale of Ludwig van Beethoven, who magically appears to help a young pianist master the composer's music, while excerpts from some of his most beloved works are performed by CCM ensemble members. Composer Bruce Adolphe will portray the title character and Northwestern University Associate Professor of Piano James F. Giles will play the young pianist.
Chicago Shakespeare's previous work with Adolphe includes Witches, Wizards, Spells and Elves: The Magic of Shakespeare, which was co-commissioned by CST and CCM in 2002 for the annual family series programming. CCM previously featured Adolphe in their Composer Perspectives series in 2006 and collaborated with the composer for Tyrannosaurus Sue: A Cretaceous Concerto, part of CCM's Family Concert at the time of the dinosaur's unveiling at the Field Museum in 2000.
CCM Ensemble members Joseph Genualdi, violin and Rami Solomonow, viola will perform at the January concerts, along with guest artists Mathias Tacke, violin; Cheng-Hou Lee, cello; and James F. Giles, piano. Between concerts each day, interactive exhibits staged in the CST lobby will give children a chance to explore the instruments used in the concert. Musicians will be available for autographs and young performers will demonstrate their craft and answer questions about the featured instruments.
Performances of LEAVE IT TO LUDWIG run Saturday, January 19 and Sunday, January 20, 2013 in CST's Courtyard Theater at 10 am and 11:30 am each day. All patrons receive a 40% discount on guaranteed parking in Navy Pier garages. For more information or to purchase tickets, contact Chicago Shakespeare Theater's Box Office at 312-595-5600 or visit the Theater's website at www.chicagoshakes.com.
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August 2nd, 2013 03:56 AM #26I'm just trying to behave as I think a friend should behave. Granted, I haven't had much practice.
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I am not one of the haters of -son names for girls - I don't know any boys named Madison or Addison, and Emerson sounds like a girl name to me too. My daughter is Ellison and I think it is a beautiful, girly name! We call her Ells, Ell, Ell Bell, Elli...all girly short versions of her name. BUT Edison sounds like a boy name, and Ettasyn is just terrible. Looks completely made up, would never be spelled or pronounced right. I would use Etta, or one of the other suggestions to get to Etta. Or a similar name like Emerson or Ellison, if you really like the E-son of Edison!Kennedi
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Considering this person was very likely a troll, I'm not sure why I'm responding, but ah, that is what the internet does to us. I try to avoid these conversations, but I'm t
I'm not a big fan of Ettasyn myself, but I have to question the assertions that it will ruin your child's life, that she'll necessarily hate it (I mean, she might, but you could very well name her Mary, and she could hate that, too). Maybe if you move in a circle of people made up entirely of people from Nameberry, that would be the case, but Nameberry tastes make up a very small proportion of the US. A lot of folks will think Ettasyn is cute, or won't think much of it at all. Or will crinkle their brow for literally two seconds, and then move on about their lives.
Maybe it does sound like something an illiterate teen mum would come up with, but then, there's nothing wrong with being an illiterate teen mom, as it doesn't make you any less of a person to be uneducated or to have had a child young. And what's so wrong with being trendy? All these throw-back vintage names that are so popular here are super, super trendy, as well. It's like criticising someone for being fashionable.
My name is Thomas, and I'm sure the Nameberryans I meet in real life go home, rush straight to the internet, and talk about how disgraceful my name is, reifying patriarchy every time I say it like some anti-feminist death machine. But then, I don't care much for those people, so who cares anyway? The same people who criticise feminisations never take names like Thomasina, Edwina, Antonia, Theodora, and Paula to task. And the same people who say claim to be pro-woman in their motivations for hating boy's names on girls will denigrate teen mothers in the very same thread. So, hey, just my two cents.
I was about to make a post on a new name I thought of, which is the double barrel Mary Edwen, but now I won't, because Nameberry can be truly frightening.
Mary | Elsbeth | Clotilde | Everild | Beatrix | Junia | Tabitha | Lavender | Octavia | Eve | March | Edwen
Simeon | Lionel | Barnabus | Ezekiel | Hector | Ignatius | August | Jove | Sayer | Booker | Mariner | Cecil | Godfrey
Mum to Ulysses, Bishop, Winifred and one yet unnamed boo.


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DVD/Video/Film Reviews
Various Artists: The New Universe Music Festival 2010
The New Universe Music Festival 2010
Abstract Logix
Independent label Abstract Logix has come a long way since its tentative beginnings half a decade or so ago. Just when everybody thoughtor hopedthat fusion was dead, Souvik Dutta's label has championed an exciting new wave of plugged-in virtuosity, and created a stable of outstanding musicians whose music defies simple categorization This double DVDrecorded at the New Universe Music Festival in Raleigh, North Carolina 2010comes fast on the heels of the double CD The New Universe Music Festival (Abstract Logix, 2011) and whilst it may seem like overkill to the uninitiated, it will be manna from heaven for the converted.
The first DVD consists of exactly the same material in the same running order as the aforementioned double CD, and immediately raises the question as to whether there weren't other tracks available from the seven groups' sets. Nevertheless, the visually exciting performances will especially please students of guitar, as Alex Machacek, Jimmy Herring, Wayne Krantz, Tom Guarna and John McLaughlin provide plenty of thrilling moments. Other highlights are provided by violinist Bala Bhaksar and drumming sensation Ranjit Barot. The musicianship throughout is outstanding, but there isn't a hint of excess in the give and take.
There's an important historical perspective to these recordings as well, capturing as they do the first public performance of Human Elementthe fusion juggernaut destined to inherit the crown from Weather Report, and a captivating, almost nostalgic reunion between McLaughlin and tablaist Zakir Hussain reveling in a lengthy call and response on "Mother Tongues." One minor criticism is the somewhat one-dimensional camera work, with hardly a single shot of the audience and few interesting camera angles.
The second DVD is, like the festival itself, is a tribute to McLaughlin. Barot, bassist Neal Fountain, drummers Lenny White and Jeff Sipe, bassist Matthew Garrison and guitarists Guarna, Machacek and Herring all talk of their admiration for McLaughlin, giving some insight into the legendary English guitarist's influence on several generations of musicians. The musicians shed some light on themselves in the process. Krantz talks of the "fusion" of his music: "It borrows from a lot of different things. It is a fusion of styles but unless it's a straight genre thing just about everything ispop and hip-hop and even rap, and certainly jazz." On the subject of improvisation Krantz says: "Under the right group conditions improvisation can lead to...mind-altering, life-changing catharsis. Once you've felt that it's really hard to turn away from it."
What also emerges from these interviews is a strong sense of the respect and admiration for Abstract Logix label and New Universe Music festival founder, Dutta, not only for staging this festival but for being the spearhead of a resurgence in electric jazz in the United States. Sipe likens Dutta to a modern-day Bill Graham, the Filmore East/West impresario; Herring goes one further, calling Dutta "the true saviour of this music."
McLaughlin himself gives a candid interview in which he covers various aspects of his extraordinary career, from the birth of the 4th Dimension, which he describes as "a very joyful band," to his first meeting with Zakir Hussain in New York in 1969 and the subsequent birth of Shakti. He also talks of his desire to play a concert with Hussain in Palestine. On the subject of the New Universe Music Festival itself McLaughlin says: "It's a celebration of life, isn't it? People are by nature harmonious. In music we find ourselves, and we find ourselves in peace."
With the New Universe Music Festival likely to become a bi-annual event there will be further opportunity to make the pilgrimage to Raleigh, and, in all probability, further releases of this nature. The high quality of the performances on this double DVD suggest that it will be a challenge for Dutta to top the inaugural festival, but with Abstract Logix always seeking to add exciting new artists to its already mightily impressive roster, there is clearly a lot more good music yet to come.
Tracks: DVD1: Strafe; Very Sad; Vignesh Kirtanam; Origin; Essaouira; Sometimes I...; Rainbow; Gray Day; Within You, Without You; Why; Door #3; Gazelle; Recovery; Mother Tongues. DVD 2: Tribute to John McLaughlin; artist interviews; Godin guitar feature.
Personnel: DVD1: Alex Machacek: guitar (1, 2); Jeff Sipe: drums (1, 2, 7-9); Neal Fountain: bass (1, 2, 7, 8); Ranjit Barot: drum, vocals (3-6); Bala Bhakar: violin: (3, 4); Scott Kinsey: keys: (3-6}; Matthew Garrison: bass (3-6); Arto Tuncboyaciyan: percussion, voice (3-6); Jimmy Herring: guitar (7-9, 11, 12); Matt Slocum: keys (7-9); Wayne Krantz: guitar (3, 4, 10); Anthony Jackson: bass (10); Cliff Almond: drums (10); Lenny White: drums (11, 12); Tom Guarna: guitar (11, 12); Richie Goode: bass (11, 12); Vince Evans: keys (12); John McLaughlin: guitar (13, 14); Etienne M'Bappe: bass (13, 14); Gary Husband: keys, drums (13, 14); Mark Mondesir: drums (13, 14); Zakir Hussain (13, 14). DVD2: Gary Husband: keys, drums; Etienne M'Bappe: bass; Mark Mondesir: drums; Alex Machacek: guitar; Jeff Sipe: drums; Neal Fountain: bass; Ranjit Barot: drums; Matthew Garrison: bass; Wayne Krantz: guitar; Anthony Jackson: bass; Cliff Almond: drums; Arto Tuncboyaciyan: percussion, voice; Jimmy Herring: guitar; Matt Slocum: keys; Lenny White: drums; Tom Guarna: guitar; Richie Goode: bass.
Production Notes: 193 minutes. Recorded March 20, 21, 2010, at The New Universe Music Festival, Raleigh, North Carolina, USA.


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A member of the music faculty at Tennessee Technological University since 1989, Roger Martin holds degrees from Virginia Commonwealth University (BM; Flute Performance) and Florida State University (MM; Woodwinds Performance, DM; Flute Performance). Martin has concertized extensively, presenting solo recitals in Canada, the Peoples Republic of China, Hong Kong, and throughout the United States. He has been principal flutist with Cookeville, Tennessee's Bryan Symphony Orchestra (1989-present), the Fargo-Moorhead Symphony (1985-1989), and the Festival Chamber Orchestra of the Breckenridge Music Festival in Colorado (1987-2001). He has also been a featured solo artist with all three of these organizations. In Nashville, Martin has appeared as principal flutist with the Nashville Chamber Orchestra, the Nashville Opera, is a regular sub with the Nashville Symphony (with whom he has appeared as guest principal flutist), and does occasional recording session work. Activities with the Cumberland Quintet (in residence at Tennessee Tech University) include numerous yearly concerts, and two compact discs ("Shadows and Dreams" on the Centaur label, "Into the Blue" on the Albany label), as well as performances at national conventions. As a clinician and adjudicator, Martin has been active for the past twenty five years throughout the United States. Previous faculty positions include Minnesota's Moorhead State University (1984-1989) and the University of Missouri-Columbia (1983-1984).
William Woodworth, Professor of Oboe at Tennessee Technological University, holds degrees from the Eastman School of Music where he was awarded the coveted Performer's Certificate and Eastern Washington University. His major teacher at the Eastman School was internationally acclaimed pedagogue and performer Robert Sprenkle. Previous to his tenure at Tennessee Tech University, Woodworth taught instrumental music for ten years at Fairport (NY) Central Schools and taught and performed on oboe at the State University of New York at Geneseo. Mr. Woodworth came to Tennessee Tech in 1988 where he is the oboist in the Cumberland Quintet, which has released four compact discs along with several nationally aired radio and TV shows for PBS. Mr. Woodworth is the principal oboist in the Bryan Symphony Orchestra, teaches theory and aural techniques, and coaches several woodwind quintets. He is an active teacher, recitalist, adjudicator and clinician. Woodworth frequently performs and records in Nashville, and has performed on over 1000 CDs with the Nashville String Machine.
Anne Thurmond, Professor of Clarinet, holds degrees from Indiana University at South Bend (Bachelor of Music/Bachelor of Music Education) the University of Illinois (Master of Music in clarinet performance) and the University of Georgia (Doctor of Musical Arts in woodwind performance and literature).
In addition to teaching clarinet and directing the TTU clarinet choir, Dr. Thurmond performs with the Cumberland Quintet and is the principal clarinettist with the Bryan Symphony Orchestra. She has presented solo and chamber recitals on all five of the woodwind instruments throughout the United States and the Caribbean, including performances at the conferences of the International Clarinet Association, the National Flute Association, the Society for American Music and the Center for Black Music Research. She has also performed with the Cedar Rapids Symphony, Dubuque Symphony, Elkhart Symphony, Macon Symphony and Sinfonia da camera. Dr. Thurmond is an active clinician, providing clarinet master classes and clinics throughout the region.
James Lotz, Professor of Music at TTU, is principal bassoonist with the Bryan Symphony Orchestra, a member of the Cumberland Quintet, the Nashville Chamber Orchestra, and serves on the faculty of the Sewanee Summer Music Festival. He has been the principal bassoonist of the Chattanooga Symphony Orchestra and the Jaap Schroeder Chamber Orchestra as well as a member of the Bridgeport Symphony, Norwalk Symphony, Connecticut Grand Opera, Knoxville Symphony, Breckenridge Music Festival and the Mexico City Philharmonic. An active studio musician in Nashville, he has participated in numerous commercial recordings for PDQ Bach, Matchbox 20, Alan Jackson, as well as recordings of classical chamber music, orchestral music and movie soundtracks. Mr. Lotz holds degrees from the University of Tennessee and Yale University. His principal teachers include Keith McClelland, William Winstead, Arthur Weisberg and Stephen Maxym.
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Prior to joining the TTU faculty, he served from 2002 to 2007 as assistant professor of horn and theory at Eastern Illinois University, where he taught horn, theory, aural training, music appreciation, and rock history. He has served as instructor of horn and theory at Columbus (GA) State University, and taught applied horn and methods at the University of Iowa. Dr. Hansen is currently a member of the Bryan Symphony, and for five years acted as principal horn of the Danville (IL) Symphony. He is formerly a member of the Terre Haute Symphony, the Quad City Symphony (Davenport, IA), the Columbus (GA) Symphony, and has performed in the summer months with the St. Louis Symphony. His teachers of horn include Kristin Thelander, W. Peter Kurau, Priscilla McAfee, and Michael Gast. Dr. Hansen is an avid fan of solo horn literature, natural horn, and wind chamber music.


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HOPEWELL, Pa.—A western Pennsylvania high school teacher has been arrested and charged with sexting and fondling a former student.
Court records show that 37-year-old Joseph Rubino of Aliquippa was arraigned on Wednesday and released without bond. He's facing nine felony charges, including child pornography and unlawful contact with a minor.
The girl, now 18, reported the alleged abuse in September. Rubino is a former teacher at Hopewell High School, and he allegedly began texting her when she was a sophomore.
Rubino later allegedly threatened the girl with probation unless she sent him nude pictures.
Steven Valsamidis, Rubino's attorney, says his client denies the criminal allegations and looks forward to defending himself in court.
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Notice of Special Meeting
Commission Chambers - Room 408
City Hall, 1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place
Thursday, November 9, 2006
President: Dwight Alexander
Vice-President: Christina Olague
Commissioners: Michael J. Antonini; William L. Lee; Kathrin Moore; Hisashi Sugaya
Commission Secretary: Linda D. Avery
Commission Calendars are available on the Internet at http://www.sfgov.org/planning
or as a recorded message at (415) 558-6422.
Cell Phone and/or Sound-Producing Electronic Devices Usage at Hearings
Effective January 21, 2001, the Board of Supervisors amended the Sunshine Ordinance by adding the following provision: The ringing of and use of cell phones, pagers and similar sound-producing electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. Please be advised that the Chair may order the removal from the meeting room of any person(s) responsible for the ringing or use of a cell phone, pager, or other similar sound-producing electronic devices (67A.1 Prohibiting the use of cell phones, pagers and similar sound-producing electronic devices at and during public meetings).
For more information related to Planning Commission matters, please call Linda D. Avery, Commission Secretary, at (415) 558-6407.
Know Your Rights Under the Sunshine Ordinance
Government's duty is to serve the public, reaching its decisions in full view of the public. Commissions, boards, councils and other agencies of the City and County exist to conduct the people's business. This ordinance assures that deliberations are conducted before the people and that City operations are open to the people's review.
For more information on your rights under the Sunshine Ordinance (Chapter 67 of the San Francisco Administrative Code) or to report a violation of the ordinance, contact Donna Hall, Administrator, 1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place, Room 409, by phone at (415) 554-7724, by fax at (415) 554-7854 or by E-mail at email@example.com.
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Note: Each item on the Consent or Regular calendar may include the following documents:
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Dear George III,
Stop by for tea sometime...
We'll have a chat...
The water of Boston Harbor lends it and excellent flavor...
I got your letter. Call me and perhaps we can sort this out before things get a little out of hand?
Last edited by Ian Gills; 07-02-2010 at 09:19 AM.
Dear George III,
Stop by for tea sometime...
We'll have a chat...
The water of Boston Harbor lends it and excellent flavor...
Last edited by Redwood; 07-02-2010 at 05:55 PM.
Are those Indians throwing our tea in your harbor?
*Edit* Hang on a minute! They're funny looking Indians.
Last edited by Ian Gills; 07-02-2010 at 06:54 PM.
I was just reading at Wikipedia and I think I see why the Brits lost...
They didn't want to fight...
I love learning about history...General Thomas Gage, in command of British forces in North America when the rebellion started, was criticized for being too lenient (perhaps influenced by his American wife). General Jeffrey Amherst, 1st Baron Amherst turned down an appointment as commander in chief due to an unwillingness to take sides in the conflict. Similarly, Admiral Augustus Keppel turned down a command, saying "I cannot draw the sword in such a cause." The Earl of Effingham very publicly resigned his commission when his 22nd Regiment of foot was posted to America, and William Howe and John Burgoyne were both members of parliament who opposed military solutions to the American rebellion. Howe and Henry Clinton both made statements that they were not willing participants in the war, but were following orders.
I think they were just politely saying that perhaps America was not worth fighting for. Hand guns. Overhead power cables. No public health care provision. Inadequate education funding. Failing infrastructure. It was all very primitive. Some might perhaps say it still is.
But seriously, we did have naval superiority at that time. It was on the land where things got tricky. If we had been playing you at 'home' we would have wiped the floor with you and everyone here would be sounding like the Geiko gecko. You could have scarcely won without French help.
You were a painful boil we so desperately needed to lance. I remain a loyalist through and through.
Last edited by Ian Gills; 07-03-2010 at 06:17 AM.
Ian I found a special song just for you...
I'll be watching some friends of mine march in the 4th parade...
I love the sound of their drums...
A small bunch of guys can sound like a whole army coming...
Musta scared the hell outta them brits...
That ain't nothing compared to what we have in our back pocket.
All of this could have been avoided if you had just agreed to pay a little bit of tax.
Was that so much to ask?
A couple of dollars out of your pay checks to help the poor and needy.
And you could not even give them that.
I trust you received our reply to your "declaration"? We would like to return peace to our colonies and plantations. Come back to Papa.
Last edited by Ian Gills; 07-03-2010 at 06:33 PM.
Thanks Ian I love those skirts they are wearing and those funny hats...
Is that a black bear riding on his head?
Today we will celebrate walking on ground once part of the declining empire and celebrate the running of the Brit's out of town by a group of hicks from Vermont...
Funny how we didn't just do it once either...
My Lords, and Gentlemen,
Nothing could have afforded Me so much Satisfaction as to have been able to inform you, at the Opening of this Session, that the Troubles, which have so long distracted My Colonies in North America, were at an End; and that My unhappy People, recovered from their Delusion, had delivered themselves from the Oppression of their Leaders, and returned to their Duty. But so daring and desperate is the Spirit of those Leaders, whose Object has always been Dominion and Power, that they have now openly renounced all Allegiance to the Crown, and all political Connection with this Country. They have rejected, with Circumstances of Indignity and Insult, the Means of Conciliation held out to them under the Authority of Our Commission: and have presumed to set up their rebellious Confederacies for Independent States. If their Treason be suffered to take Root, much Mischief must grow from it, to the Safety of My loyal Colonies, to the Commerce of My Kingdoms, and indeed to the present System of all Europe.
One great Advantage, however, will be derived from the Object of the Rebels being openly avowed, and clearly understood. We shall have Unanimity at Home, founded in the general Conviction of the Justice and Necessity of Our Measures.
I am happy to Inform you, that, by the Blessing of Divine Providence on the good Conduct and Valour of My Officers and Forces by Sea and Land, and on the Zeal and Bravery of the Auxiliary Troops in My Service, Canada is recovered; and although, from unavoidable Delays, the Operations at New York could not begin before the Month of August, the Success in that Province has been so important as to give the strongest Hopes of the most decisive good Consequences. But, notwithstanding this fair Prospect, We must, at all Events, prepare for another Campaign.
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Where's my tea bags?
Oh, that's right, I drink coffee. Most of my relatives left Englund for good reasons.
One reason it the tradition that Englund is steeped in. We like new ideas and run with them.
This thread is just a nother example of beating a dead horse. Get over it Ian.
We left the "OLD" world for a reason.
I realize that this new world seems futuristic, but it's just people getting ideas and running with them.
A king or queen? why?
Are they that hard up for someone to look up to?
Around here, we have parents as role models. We don't need goofy people in a castle.
I would go there to visit, but live there?
Thank God I'm an American.
Last edited by Terry; 07-11-2010 at 03:32 PM.
The reason those Indians look funny, is that YOUR Indians come from India, ours come from the New World, soon to be called the United States.
I'd rather Pledge My Allegiance to a Flag than a King anyway...
We like new ideas and run with them.Yep. And look where it got us. Thanks America.We left the "OLD" world for a reason.
Rumour has it they were not Indians at all. But Americans who dressed up. I hope this is not true else I will be most displeased.The reason those Indians look funny, is that YOUR Indians come from India, ours come from the New World, soon to be called the United States.
God Save the Queen.
Last edited by Ian Gills; 07-04-2010 at 03:15 PM.
By JILL LAWLESS, Associated Press Writer Jill Lawless, LONDON – Like millions of her subjects, Queen Elizabeth II is going to have to make do and mend — cutting spending and putting off palace repairs as royal finances are squeezed by Britain's budget crisis.
Accounts published Monday by Buckingham Palace reveal the total public cost of supporting the monarchy was 38.2 million pounds ($57.8 million) in the year to March 31, the equivalent of 62 pence (94 cents) per person. The total is more than 3 million pounds less than in 2008-2009.
Britain's public sector is facing cuts as the government tries to eliminate a record deficit, and Alan Reid, Keeper of the Privy Purse, said the royal household "is acutely aware of the difficult economic climate" and will be cutting costs and putting off essential maintenance.
The 84-year-old queen receives 7.9 million pounds of public money each year to pay for staff and other costs, an amount that has not risen in 20 years. The accounts show also drew an extra 6.5 million pounds from a reserve fund built up over the years by saving portions of her allocated budget.
If the queen continues to use money from her reserve at the current rate, the fund will run out by 2012 — the year she celebrates her 60th year on the throne.
She had been expected to ask for an increase in basic funding this year, but the government — which is bringing in deep cuts to welfare payments and spending programs — imposed a freeze until at least next year.
The accounts show the government spent more than 15 million pounds on the upkeep of royal residences including Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle, and almost 4 million pounds on royal travel. Both amounts were down from the previous year.
News of the royal cost-cutting did not satisfy the anti-monarchy group Republic, which held a protest outside Buckingham Palace on Monday.
Campaign manager Graham Smith said Britain's monarchy was the most expensive in Europe, and "continues to waste many millions of pounds of taxpayers' money when front line services are being threatened."
"It's time to slash the budgets without reservation or sentiment," he said.
Looks like the queen better listen...
These things have a way of getting out of hand...


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Game On: 8 Olympians to Watch
Mark Guiducci and Julian Gilbert
As athletes from 88 countries prepare to enter Sochi's Populous-designed Fisht Olympic Stadium this Friday night at the opening ceremony of the 2014 Winter Games, those of us at home can prepare to root for Team USA by getting to know seven of its stars-including Nick Goepper, Jazmine Fenlator, and Gus Kenworthy, in addition to Ralph Lauren-favorite Evan Lysacek, despite the fact that his recent hip injury will prevent him from competing. After their Vogue.com photo shoot, we asked the Olympians about their own favorite athletes, style influences, and the rituals they'll rely on the day they vie for some of the 1,300 medals up for grabs this year at Sochi.
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Philippe Jacques Linder
French (active 1857-1880)
Oil on canvas
12 7/8 x 8 5/8 in. (32.7 x 21.9 cm)
Signed lower left: P. Linder.
Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute, 1955.793
- [Jean Oppenheim, Paris;1 sold to Clark, Nov. 5, 1937];
- Robert Sterling Clark (1937-1955);
- Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute, 1955.
- Jean Oppenheim, a small Parisian art dealer, is included in the World Jewish Congress's provisional list of red flag names for his collaboration with Walter Bornheim, one of Hermann Goering's most important buyers of art in Paris.


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