text:
Tips and Tricks From the Vanagon Mailing List
Clutch / Transmission
Suspension, Brakes, Steering
Body / Heater
Vanagon Rescue Squad
Events and Campfests
Smart Mods
Frydaye stuff
30 - 50 3rd Gear Challenge
Search the Web
Submit search form
Good Books on Amazon
Managing 12 Volts: How to Upgrade, Operate, and Troubleshoot 12 Volt Electrical Systems
Batteries in a Portable World: A Handbook on Rechargeable Batteries for Non-Engineers, Third Edition Isidor Buchmann
email suggestions to:
Vanagon Mailing List
Service Manual
1.5 Mb.
Free in the Android Market, the Vanagon Rescue Squad app for Android phones. Scan the QR or search the Market for Vanagon.
Now on the App Store for iPhone and iPad.
Things to do for new vanagon owners
Heater Controls
Tire Pressure
Belts, Changing, Tensioning
Troubleshooting basics
Locks, Replacing and Rekeying
Recall Information
The Rust Wars
Badges, Logos
VIN, Engine No.
Type/Model Identification
Transmission No., automatic
Paint Color/Codes
Lifting van with floor jack/hoist
Towing van
2.1L Vanagon Specs
Locks - removal, cleaning and lubricating
Seam Rust
Idiot's guide to seam rust repair
POR 15 Frank's Recipe
John Anderson's Seam Fix
Westfalia and Syncro graphics
VW Logo
1988-1991 Vanagon
1986-1988 Vanagon/Syncro
1968-1979 Bus
30 Clutch, Controls
32 Torque Converter
Manual Transmission
Automatic Transmission
39 Differential
30.2 Clutch Slave Cylinder
30.2 Clutch Master
Bleeding the System
34 Controls, Assembly
35 Case, Gears, Shaft
34.4 -34.12 Gearshift Lever, Adjusting
Changing gearbox oil
37 Controls, Assembly
38 Case, Gears, Shaft
10 Assembly
13 Crankshaft/Crankcase
15 Cylinder Heads / Valve Drive
17 Lubrication System
19 Cooling System
[20] Fuel Supply
[23] Fuel Injection, Diesel System
[24] Fuel Injection, Aircooled (AFC)
[24] Fuel Injection, Water-cooled
[26] Exhaust System/Emission Controls
[27] Electrical, Battery, Starter, Alternator
[28] Ignition System
Air Cooled - AFC
Water Cooled/Syncro
10.2 Removing
10.5 Installing
10.6 Removing
10.7 Installing
10.8 Removing
10.10 installing
Push Rods, Installing
19.11 Thermostat 2.1L
19.x Coolant hoses/pipes replacing
Bleeding the Cooling System
Vanagon to Napa part conversion
Stainless Replacement Pipes
By the Bentley
The Contrarian (easy) Method
Bosch Parts Reference
Replacing Fuel Lines
Replacing Fuel Lines (revisited)
Fuel Pump
1993 (eurovan)
1986 - 1991 (vanagon)
1980 - 1983.5 (air cooled)
[24] Digijet
[24] Digifant
[24.13] -Temperature sensor II
Adjusting Wiper Track
Adjusting Wiper Spring
Capacitor Fix
Dual Battery setup
[27.11]Starter Repairing
Flash Alert! Dual Battery Relay
Dual Battery Relay Install
28.11 Ignition timing
Ignition Switch
[40] Front Wheel Suspension, Shafts and Axle
[42] Rear Wheel Suspension, Shafts and Axle
[44] Wheels, Tires, Wheel Alignment
[46 - 47]Brakes
[48] Steering
'80-'84 Lower Ball Joints
Upper Ball Joints
Upper Control Arm Bushing R&R
Syncro Lower Ball Joint R&R
[42.7] Constant Velocity (CV) Joints
[42.5]Rear Wheel Bearings
Replacing Trans Final Drive Seals
44.3a Syncro Alignment
Wheel Bearings
Rotors, Bearings
[46] Mechanical Components
[47] Hydraulic Components, Regulator, Booster
[46.11]Parking Brake, adjusting
Rear Brake Parts orientation
Rear Brake Adjustment
Brake master cyclinder
[47.8a] Bleeding brakes (manual method)
Steering Rack R&R
Another Steering Rack How-to
Steering Hydraulics Flush
[50] Body Dimensions
[55] Hoods/Lids
[57] Doors - Front
[58] Doors - Rear, Sliding
[60] Sunroof
[61] Tarpaulin
[63] Bumpers
64 Glass, Window Regulators
[66] Body Accessories, Exterior
[68] Seat Belt System
[70] Trim - Interior
[74] Body - Seat Upholstery
[75] Camper - Interior Panels, Roof
[76] Camper - Cabinets, Water Tank, Refrigerator
[77] Camper - Seats, Beds
[80] Heater/Ventilation
[82] Heater Booster
[87] Air Conditioner
Door Locks
90 Electrical System - Instruments
Replace Window Cranks
64.4 - 64.5 Replace Glass, Seals
Window Regulators
Vent Windows (quarter glass)
[66.1] pre 1986 Mirrors
[66.1-66.4] Mirrors - 1986 and up
Trim Cladding (fiberglass skirts)
[70.5 ]Instrument Panel - Dashboard (T J Hannink)
Visor Mirror
Cigarette Lighter R&R
Fix Warped Door Panels
72.4-72.5-Armrests- Remove, Install, Tighten
Headrest Removal
Roof - Maintainence, Painting
[75.4-75.5] Pop-up roof, removing, installing
[75.6a] Roof Vent (Skylight)
Replacing Canvas
Installing pop top seals
[76.X] Dometic Fridge
[76.20] Sink cabinet, removing
Changing the LED
Refrigerator Madness
Fridge Tips
Useful linkage
Heater Blower R& R
Atwood Furnace Install
Convert AC from R-12
90.14 Instrument Cluster with Tach
90.21 Coolant Temp sensor - gauge
Warning Light Fix
Deutche Methode - Brakes
D. M. - Vacuum Systems
Observational Inspections
Recipe for Performance
All About Lubricants
the Ultimate Fix
Mailing List Survival
Auto Insurance Madness
Dual battery setup
3rd Brake Light
Radio Power From Key-in Circuit
Programmable Intermittant Wiper
Vent and Port covers
Camper Top Install
Front Door Screens
Fridge Vent windshield
Center Consoles
Grab Handles
Owner/Listmembers Sites
List Vendors
Wikis, Groups and Forums
Maintainance & Restoration
Other Vendors
Camping resources
pomes by unca joel
Electrical Theory by Joseph Lucas
Haynes Manual Explained
Tales of the Workshop
A small collection of Haiku
Stopping by a Bus on a Snowy Evening
Website ©2003-2019
All Rights Reserved
Some contents ©1998 - 2019 Vanagon Mailing List (GERRY.vanagon.com)
Vanagon.com logo by Raul Cisneros ~ Header Graphic by Lee Roesner ~ Rescue Squad Logo by Jeffrey Earl
www.vanagonauts.com is not affiliated with Volkswagen of America, Volkswagen AG, or Westfalia AG.


text:
fine wrote:xbay wrote:fine wrote:Speaking of trades, I'm looking to package Granger and Collison in a deal. Collison's run is almost up, so I'm not expecting anything great in return. But if you're battling for a playoff spot, he still has a week or two of top 50 fantasy play in him.
I'm mainly looking for a pg to replace Collison, and somehow manage to maintain the scoring of Granger. Don't need blocks in return.
If anybody is interested let me know here, or send me a proposal over there. Trade deadline is March 4th!
Man, when exactly is CP3 coming back? I've suffered through a long month without him.
10-14 days. BUT, you never know. There could be setbacks....
Paul should be back soon, but yea, there could be a setup which makes him miss more time

subset: commoncrawl


text: Sijun Forums :: View topic - Cloud-tut too small? Log in to check your private messages Sijun Forums Forum Index >> Digital Art Discussion View previous topic :: View next topic Author Topic : "Cloud-tut too small?" Steven StahlbergmemberMember #Joined: 27 Oct 2000Posts: 711Location: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Posted: Fri Feb 07, 2003 3:12 am I did this quickly, on request, but now I'm thinking maybe it's too quick... any suggestions, c&c? http://www.optidigit.com/stevens/cloudtut.html Back to top HunagomemberMember #Joined: 27 Jan 2002Posts: 154Location: New Zealand Posted: Fri Feb 07, 2003 4:04 am very nice tutorial, thanks. Think a tutorial or samples for different cloud types would be nice. like cirrus, stratus, and so on. Back to top shawnhudmemberMember #Joined: 04 Dec 2002Posts: 121Location: Northern Virginia, USA Posted: Fri Feb 07, 2003 8:14 am Great tutorial. One of the best I have seen for clouds._________________Put a muzzle on her Turkish, before she gets bit. You don't wanna get bit, do you boy? Back to top MatthewmemberMember #Joined: 05 Oct 2002Posts: 3784Location: I am out of here for good Posted: Fri Feb 07, 2003 8:19 am Very nice. I think you should keep it like that, very easy to follow. Good work. Matthew Back to top GortmemberMember #Joined: 09 Oct 2001Posts: 1545Location: Atlanta, GA Posted: Fri Feb 07, 2003 8:31 am awesome! Thanks Stephen! I don't think it's too small - very simple and straightforward._________________- Tom Carter "You can't stop the waves but you can learn to surf" - Jack Kornfield Back to top IntuosmemberMember #Joined: 29 Oct 2000Posts: 182 Posted: Fri Feb 07, 2003 12:37 pm It seems a little small for me, but maybe I'm just dumb. Small both in terms of the size of the images (hard to make out squiggles), and in terms of your explanations. I think the number of steps are fine, but I think you're relatively brief in your comments. However, you're awesome - and this tutorial is awesome. Just for my taste, I'd like it slightly more involved. Thanks for doing this, Steven. Back to top Steven StahlbergmemberMember #Joined: 27 Oct 2000Posts: 711Location: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Posted: Fri Feb 07, 2003 11:31 pm Ok, I just added a bit more to it, let me know what you think. http://www.optidigit.com/stevens/cloudtut.html Back to top JezebelmemberMember #Joined: 02 Nov 2000Posts: 1940Location: Mesquite, TX, US Posted: Sat Feb 08, 2003 12:21 am Very nice Steven!! I'm tempted to take my crappy cloud tut down now ;D_________________My Art. My Photography. Back to top Ian JonesmemberMember #Joined: 01 Oct 2001Posts: 1114Location: Brisbane, QLD, Australia. Posted: Sat Feb 08, 2003 5:57 am Nice tute. I like the simpicity of the technique.. truly very useful. Thx for putting in the effort. I wouldn't mind seeing a tute for the water aswell *nudge, nudge* "Use whiteboard markers on your screen for sketching, marking etc." Truly? Back to top oDDmemberMember #Joined: 07 May 2002Posts: 1000Location: Wroclaw Poland Posted: Sat Feb 08, 2003 6:32 am Great Steven. Thanks for sharing._________________portfolio | art blog Back to top xjmaschoxjunior memberMember #Joined: 06 Feb 2003Posts: 5 Posted: Sat Feb 08, 2003 2:29 pm Thanks, that's really easy and looks great. Back to top Steven StahlbergmemberMember #Joined: 27 Oct 2000Posts: 711Location: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Posted: Sat Feb 08, 2003 11:08 pm Thanks! Jezebel, no don't! Ian - the whiteboard markers on the screen, that's an old old advice I wrote, like back in -97 or so - but that was for 3d, not 2d. Sometimes in modeling I wanted to quickly have a 'help-line' without having to model it, so I drew on the screen. Very handy, I still use it. I should explain that on that page... Back to top SukhoimemberMember #Joined: 15 Jul 2001Posts: 1074Location: CPH / Denmark Posted: Sun Feb 09, 2003 7:10 am Jeez, Steven!! That's just amazing. I feel lucky somehow to have battled with clouds in my own crappy, weird and messy way BEFORE finding this brilliant tutorial. It's all so clear now. Yet I have had fights of my own prior to this awakening. You know? Thaks for sharing Mr. Stahlberg!! Sukhoi Back to top thor64memberMember #Joined: 03 Feb 2000Posts: 154Location: Fredericia, Denmark Posted: Mon Feb 10, 2003 6:23 am Great - just what I need. Haven't read the tutorial , but judging from the pictures it's a\/\/some. More cloud types would be great. Back to top Display posts from previous: All Posts1 Day7 Days2 Weeks1 Month3 Months6 Months1 Year Oldest FirstNewest First Sijun Forums Forum Index -> Digital Art Discussion All times are GMT - 8 Hours Page 1 of 1 Jump to: Select a forum Digital Art----------------Digital Art DiscussionWork in ProgressGallery/Finished Work Miscellaneous----------------Random MusingsArchive : Sep99 - Dec00 You cannot post new topics in this forumYou cannot reply to topics in this forumYou cannot edit your posts in this forumYou cannot delete your posts in this forumYou cannot vote in polls in this forum Powered by phpBB © 2005 phpBB Group


text:
LightBox presents our monthly round-up of the best books, exhibitions and ways to experience photography beyond the web—from Zurich to Johannesburg, New York to Stockholm.
'The Guide' on LightBox publishes monthly. If you have submissions or suggestions for upcoming round-ups of the best books and exhibitions, feel free to pass them along via email before October 15. We'll also be updating this gallery throughout the month.
See the previous editions of The Guide:


text:
Are you still trying to find the perfect accessory to this holiday season? The answer may be as simple as adding the color of one gemstone: champagne diamonds from Rio Tinto's Argyle Mine in Australia.
"What we are seeing from the latest 2014 fall fashion trends is a match fit perfectly for champagne diamonds," says jewelry and style expert Michael O'Connor. "The light champagne to rich cognac natural shades are neutral, making them a perfect combination for all the neutrals that we're seeing in fashion as well as all of the rich brighter gemstone colors, popular at holiday time."
Since the diamond's color is natural, it's categorized as a "fancy colored" diamond. Yet, this word really doesn't do it justice considering its rarity — for every 10,000 white diamonds, there is only one natural-color diamond. Despite its rarity, however, the champagne diamond remains price accessible, making it attainable for nearly anyone.
So which colors will fashionistas be coupling with Argyle champagne diamonds this season?
* Jewel tones. Metallic fabrics in shades ranging from cranberry and hot pink to deep emerald, teal, orchid, honey mustard, wine and crimson highlight this category.
* Bright tones. Orange, tangerine, cherry, fuchsia, caution yellow, lime and cobalt will surely "pop" this fall.
* Neutral tones. Fitting perfectly with the champagne diamond color spectrum, tones like loden, pea green, camel, cocoa, toffee, ivory, dove grey, grey, charcoal and ink were showcased in the 2014 spring shows as fall and winter must-haves.
* Soft tones. If pastel-style color is more your thing, consider tones like carnation, dusty rose, nude, peachy nude, ice blue, lilac and lavender.
No matter what colors you decide to sport during the holiday seasons, be assured that Argyle champagne diamonds are a formidable fashion must-have with every style, including rocker chic, athletic wear, casual elegance and red carpet drama.
"The good news for those looking to maximize their fashion purchases is that champagne diamonds go with nearly any clothing category," says O'Connor. "The warm, neutral tones of champagne diamonds easily lend themselves to summer, fall and winter wear, making the transition from lightweight summer styles to winter's layered looks effortless."
This fall, nearly anybody can pick out their favorite outfit — whether it be silk, neoprene or denim — and feel comfortable knowing that their champagne diamond accessories will always match.
For more information, visit www.diamondswithastory.com.


text:
While the big graphics teams presented at the Malofiej Infographic Summit in Pamplona, Spain, there were also examples of artists and designers applying their own brand of CAR. Read more at the ProPublica Nerd Blog »
I'll be speaking at a number of sessions at this year's NICAR conference in Louisville. If you liked last year's Scraping with Node in two minutes (plus questions) lightning talk, I'll be reprising it this year for a whole hour, among other topics! Watch this space for links to slides, too.
(Photo by Ben Welsh)


text:
Mobile app for reporting analytics and metrics
Rockwell Automation released its FactoryTalk VantagePoint Mobile App, which is designed to work natively for Microsoft Windows 8.1. The app will be available in December in the Microsoft Windows Store.
A first of its kind for enterprise manufacturing intelligence, the Rockwell Automation FactoryTalk VantagePoint Mobile App offers a native Windows 8.1 experience where users can access FactoryTalk VantagePoint centralized reporting and analytics from the Rockwell Software FactoryTalk software suite. Within the app, users can view key performance indicators (KPIs) – such as energy usage, operational equipment effectiveness (OEE), or mean time between failure/to repair (MTBF/MTTR). By touching the KPI gauge or chart, users can dive deeper into the FactoryTalk VantagePoint portal for full, detailed reports and trends driving those metrics.
Users can also pin a KPI to a live tile so the metric is always visible from the Windows 8.1 start screen. Collaboration is made easier with this app, as users can send KPI information to coworkers by simply swiping to bring up the Windows share charm. The selected KPI is then ready to send to anyone in their contact list.
The announcement was made in conjunction with the Automation Fair by Rockwell Automation.
– See more Control Engineering mobility products.
Want this article on your website? Click here to sign up for a free account in ContentStream® and make that happen.


text: Jimmy Frizzell: Oct 1986 - May 1987. Former Oldham player Frizzell joined Manchester City as an assistant to Billy McNeill in 1986, and became manager after the exit of his fellow Scot later that year. Frizzell was sacked in May 1987 as the team was relegated to the Division Two under a serious financial crisis. He returned to the club in 1994 to work as chief scout but left in 1998.Picture: ACTION IMAGES


text:
The Old Man's Quarter
Alex Engelsgjerd
Little boy John was on his way home from playing board games with his two best friends in the neighborhood. The neighborhood was small, and everyone knew each other, so John was able to walk home to his house by himself. It was around ten in the evening when he was making his short trek home, when he noticed something lying on the ground. Something shiny. Something he did not have very much of, because he was young and did not have a job. It was a shiny, silver quarter! He instantly picked it up without even thinking, because people picked up coins lying on the ground all of the time. If it were of more value, he may have gone to the police to report lost money so the person who lost it would have a chance at finding it again. John did not believe that someone would be out looking for a quarter they lost, however, because it is a very small amount of money, and people have change fall out of their pockets all of the time. So, John picked up the quarter and put it in his pocket. John returned on his trek home, and once he got in his mother asked him about his night.
"How was your night with your friends Johnny?" John's mother asked. John did not like it very much when he was called "Johnny" but since it was his mother, he did not put up a fight.
"It was fun! We just hung out and played some games." John said back to his mom. He then placed his hand on his back pocket, and was about to tell his mom about how he found a quarter. He paused, however, and decided not to tell her. He did not think it was of utter importance to tell his mom about the quarter he found. He thought it was not significant enough to bring up, as it was only a quarter. John decided to tell his mom he was going to bed.
"Goodnight mother!" John said to his mom.
"Goodnight Johnny, I love you very much!" John's mother replied to him. John then made his way to his bedroom where he put on his pajamas and went to sleep.
That night John suddenly awoke in the middle of the night. It was one in the morning and John was very groggy. As he opened his eyes he thought he saw a figure standing in the doorway. He rubbed his eyes and looked again, but nothing was there. He could have sworn he saw a hunched figure, however. He decided to dismiss it and go back to sleep, because he was very groggy and he could have just imagined seeing something. About a half hour later, little boy John woke up again. He peered over to the door and he saw the hunched figure again, this time, however, the figure was closer to his bed. John closed his eyes in terror. He was very afraid now. He opened up his eyes and the figure was gone, once again. John was bewildered, but he decided it to blame on his grogginess again and he went back to sleep. Another half hour went by, and once again John awoke. When he opened his eyes, the hunched figure was standing right over his bed. He closed his eyes as a gasp uttered from his mouth. He slowly opened his eyes again, and to his complete surprise there was an old man inches away from his face. John tried to let out a scream, but the old man covered his mouth.
"Why did you take my quarter?!" the old man said. Confused at first, John did not know what the old man was talking about. He tried to remember, and finally it came to him that he did in fact pick up a quarter earlier in the day?
"That quarter lying on the ground? Well I didn't think anything of it when I grabbed it, I just thought someone accidentally dropped it, so I picked it up like anyone else would" John explained to the old man.
"Well that quarter is MINE," the old man exclaimed, "and you had no right to take it! Tomorrow at ten o' clock in the evening sharp, you are to go to the exact spot where you found that quarter. I will be waiting there to receive it from you. If you do not come at that exact time, I will visit you again. The second visit will be much more unpleasant than this one."
Little boy John was very confused and frightened at this point, and all he could do was nod his head in agreement to the old man's wishes. Once he nodded the old man vanished and John fell back asleep immediately.
The next morning when John woke up, he thought that the visit by the old man in the night was just a dream. He checked his pocket where he put the quarter and it was still there. John shook off the dream he thought he had last night and went on with his day. As he went on about his day, however, he started noticing strange things. He started noticing words popping up out of nowhere. Words that seemed strangely familiar. Words that he remembered from his dream.
As he walked down the sidewalk on his street, he swore he could see in the pavement the word "quarter."
When he was buying snacks at the local convenient store, the bill came out to $10.00 even. He remembered the old man in his dream said to meet him at ten o' clock sharp!
The thing that happened to him that frightened him the most, however, is when he was looking out the window of the car when his mom was driving, for a split second his reflection changed into the old man's from the dream. He decided that he was going to go to the spot where he found the quarter that night. He had a feeling that what had happened to him the night before was not a dream. So at ten o' clock sharp, John went out to the spot where he found the quarter. He waited a moment, but the old man did not show. He was starting to doubt whether or not what happened to him the night before really happened, but that is when he saw a figure walking up to him in the darkness. It was almost as if the old man appeared from nowhere.
"Do you have my quarter?" The old man told John.
"Yes." said John as he handed the old man the quarter.
As soon as the old man grabbed the quarter, the wind around John and the man started picking up, and there was dust and smoke flying all around them. John could not see anything! He started screaming in fear, calling out for the old man as he could not see him anymore. When the wind finally stopped, there no longer stood an old man in front of John. There stood a younger man, not much older than John. The young man standing in front of John simply muttered a "thank you" and then ran away. Confused, John called out the young man, but it wasn't long before he disappeared. John decided to put all of this past him and went home. He had enough adventure for a while, and just wanted things to return to normal. For about a week, things did return to normal. He continued doing chores at his house and spending the evenings with his friends. He had nearly forgotten about what had happened to him with the old man and the quarter until one night about a month following the incident. John was soundly asleep this night, and he awoke suddenly. When he awoke the old man was once again standing over his bed! John, as he did before, let out a scream, but it was covered by the old man's hand.
"Why did you take my quarter again?!" exclaimed the old man, sounding very furious.
"What are you talking about? I gave you back that quarter! I haven't seen it since I met you that night about a month ago to return it to you!" John explained back to the old man. The old man did not believe John, however and started looking in all of John's pockets of his pants lying around his room, and then started looking on the floor, on John's desk, under his bed, and everywhere else you might find a quarter. John had finally had enough of the old man making a mess looking for the quarter.
"I do not have your quarter! I swear, I am telling you the truth! Someone else took it this time. If you want, maybe I can help you find it, but you have to agree to leave me alone if I help you find it." John said to the old man. The old man paused looking for the quarter. It seemed as though the old man believed John's claims. The old man then went up to John and said, "Alright. You help me find my quarter and I will leave you alone. I think I may know who has taken my quarter. I didn't want to believe it, this is why I came to you to check if you took it. You must understand that this will be a hard task getting the quarter back. Are you sure you are willing to help me?" John thought about it for a moment. He wasn't sure why he wanted to help the old man. Maybe it was because he wanted old man to leave him alone, but he also felt very curious as to why the old man needed this quarter so badly. John had a lot of unanswered questions he wanted answered, so he agreed to help the old man find his quarter.
As John followed the old man out of his house, the old man started to explain that this quarter was no ordinary quarter. Though it looked like a quarter, it was actually a magical relic that made the old man become youthful again. It also had other powers that could be used for good, but could also be used for evil. The old man explained that he was actually a wizard, and that he used this quarter for good and only good. He went on to explain that he also had an evil twin brother who was also a wizard. This is who he suspected to have stolen his quarter. If his twin brother did in fact have the quarter in his possession, very bad things could happen that would not only affect the old man, but would also affect their town, and even possibly the whole world. His twin brother would use the quarter for his own power to rule over everyone. The old man explained that he must get it back in 24 hours, or else his brother would have complete possession of it. John was scared after hearing this story, but he also felt it was his duty to help save civilization from this evil wizard. So, John followed the old man to his evil twin brothers lair where the magical quarter was. Once they got there the old man shared with him his plan. The old man knew that if he went to confront his evil twin brother himself, there was no way he would be able to get the quarter. He told John that he would be the one that would have to distract his brother, so he could snatch the quarter himself. John was unsure of this plan, but he agreed to do so. John entered the evil wizards lair slowly. He walked to a big room with a picture of a dragon painting on the wall that looked like it was one hundred feet wide. In the middle of that room he saw the quarter levitating in the air over a crystal table. John did not see any evil wizard so he thought that he would try to grab the quarter himself so him and the old man could get out of there as soon as possible. John slowly went up to the crystal table when suddenly a loud, booming voice said, "Who dares enter my lair!"
Terrified, John tried to run away, but was suddenly frozen in his footsteps! He then saw a figure fly through the door he entered. It looked exactly like the old man, except he was wearing a dark cloak.
"What is your name and why are you here!" the evil wizard shouted.
"John! My name is John." John replied. He stopped before he said anything else, as he did not want to spoil the old man's plan. He carefully thought out what he was going to say next.
"I was just walking around and I came the opening where your lair is hidden, so I was just looking around! I'm sorry, I didn't mean to disturb you!"
As John was telling the story, he his friend, the good old man wizard, creep into the room. John quickly thought up more to say so he could continue to distract the evil wizard.
"Yeah, I just saw the opening and I was very curious as to what was inside. So I went in and happened to accidentally come across your lair. I really like what you've done with the place though. Very classy. Very dark. Very nice!"
The evil wizard was not used to hearing these compliments. So he told John to keep telling him what he thought of his lair. As this was going on the old man was almost at the crystal table. As he was about to grab the quarter the evil wizard glanced over at the table and saw that he was about to take it. He unfroze John and blasted a spell toward the old man that caused him to fly back away from the quarter.
"So I see you've already met my brother!" the evil wizard said. "Well, it looks like you two are a little more than just acquaintances, I'd say that you two had this planned all along! Well you aren't going to get that quarter from me very easily!"
The old man then fired a spell back at the evil wizard that caused him to fly back.
"Quick, the quarter John! Grab the quarter!" the old man called after John.
John ran to the table but was tripped by a spell the evil wizard cast at him. The evil wizard then went up to the crystal table. He was going to take the quarter and flee! Right as he was about to take it, the old man cast a spell on him that caused him to freeze.
"We have a minute to grab the quarter and get out of here before he unfreezes and stops us!" the old man exclaimed.
Quickly, John went up to the table and grabbed the quarter. As soon as he grabbed the quarter they were no longer in the lair. In fact he wasn't even with the old man anymore. He was at the spot where he had first found the quarter. He looked around and couldn't believe what had just happened. He could have sworn he was just with the old man in his evil twins lair! John felt his hand was clutching on to something. He brought his hand out in front of him and opened it up. There lied the quarter he had just taken from the lair and the same quarter he had found a month earlier. John thought about it and decided to lie the quarter back down on the ground where he initially found it. He figured that the old man would come back to get it on his own, and that this was the best place for it. He set the quarter down and went on his way home. As he was walking home a man not much older than him walked past him and wished him a good day.
"Good day to you too!" John said to the man that walked past him. It was then that he realized the man that just past him looked exactly like the young person the old man turned into once he regained possession of his quarter. John looked back as if to call after the man, but when he did the man was gone. John simply smiled to himself and gave a slight chuckle and then continued his way back home. To this day, John will still see glimpses of the old man around crowds and whenever he does he cannot help but have a feeling of comfort. The feeling of comfort you get when you know someone is looking out for you.
The End


text:
Micro Focus has launched version 2.1 of its Modernization Workbench, a decision-making tool for understanding and analysing existing IT applications. The Modernization Workbench gives managers and analysts insight into how their business-critical applications are structured, allowing business users to identify corporate priorities and quickly translate these into development actions. It provides insight into complex applications (from Cobol to Java), giving development teams a centralized knowledgebase of intelligence about their application portfolio, accelerating the execution of development and modernzation activities.
Modernization Workbench 2.1, previously produced by Relativity Technologies, is the first product release from the Relativity stable since Micro Focus' acquisition of the company. The new version extends support for large application portfolios, and demonstrates a commitment to continuous improvement of Relativity's product portfolio. Users can now deploy the Modernization Workbench on either IBM DB2 or Oracle, and it also supports Windows Vista.
Developers can use the Modernization Workbench to view detailed application documentation and visualisations at the click of a button. IT managers can overlay business views and descriptions onto applications to guarantee that development efforts are more closely-aligned with business strategy. Other benefits include improving application quality by highlighting code inefficiencies, locating dead code and applications for retirement, and reducing risk by identifying dependencies between applications.
"Understanding the complexities at the heart of an organisation's application portfolio is a crucial part of the modernization process, and essential to understanding and enhancing the value of these IT assets," says Micro Focus CTO Stuart McGill. "The Modernization Workbench will help Micro Focus continue to offer its customers the most complete modernization solutions available."


text:
We get so used to store-bought salad dressings, it�s easy to forget how simple they are to make.
We get so used to store-bought salad dressings, it�s easy to forget how simple they are to make. We�re not suggesting whipping up a batch of mayonnaise, but with very little work, anyone can put together a tasty dressing. Green Goddess Dressing, for example, a creamy combination of mayonnaise, anchovies and herbs, takes less time to prepare than it does to wash a head of lettuce, and besides dressing salads, it can be used as a sauce.
Green Goddess Dressing was created in the early 1920s by Philippe Roemer, chef at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco. At the time, George Arliss, an actor starring in The Green Goddess, a play by William Archer, was staying at the hotel. According to food historians, Roemer made the dressing for a dinner honoring Archer and named it after the play. The herby mayonnaise dressing, first served with a crab and romaine salad, became the signature dressing at the hotel and is still popular at lunch with Dungeness Crab Salad.
Using Chef Roemer�s recipe as a blueprint, we made Green Goddess Dressing with mayonnaise, anchovies, vinegar, green onions and herbs. Some cooks add sour cream or yogurt, but we stuck to the original ingredients. In the interest of convenience, we used anchovy paste instead of minced anchovies, and instead of pureeing the dressing, which some recipes suggest, we stirred the dressing by hand to give it a rough texture.
In addition to salads, Green Goddess Dressing is delicious with broiled or pan-fried fish or as a topping for steamed artichokes or hard-cooked eggs. It can be made ahead, keeps well in the refrigerator and is better than anything sold in a bottle.
Look for more recipes and cooking ideas in the February issue of Relish magazine which will be included in The Gazette and The Star on Feb. 6. And check back here next week for another recipe.
1 cup mayonnaise
2 green onions, white and green parts, finely chopped
2 Tbs. finely chopped parsley
2 tsp. anchovy paste
1 tsp. white wine vinegar
3/4 tsp. finely chopped fresh tarragon (or 1/4 teaspoon dried)
1/4 tsp. pepper
In a medium bowl, stir all ingredients together until evenly blended. Makes 1 cup.


text:
How I Look Journal
Paperback, 160 Pages
Price: $18.95
Prints in 3-5 business days
Newly revised fifth edition adds new material that resonated in the classroom! This research-based journal provides age-appropriate information on topics relevant to healthy development and self-acceptance including identity, stress, growth and development, media awareness, healthy lifestyle, self-talk, role models and clothing tips to improve body acceptance. Interspersed with thought-provoking journal prompts, inspirational quotes, and journal entries from a caring mentor, this heartfelt but lighthearted journal will empower girls during the vulnerable adolescent years. Can be used in the classroom with companion lessons or by individual girls. Girl tested; teacher, school counselor, and mom approved! "This is a valuable tool for girls of all ages that provides techniques to build lasting self-esteem. This journal encourages healthy creativity and self-reflection and is a great gift for aspiring writers and teens alike!" Jess Weiner, Author and Self-Esteem Expert.
Ratings & ReviewsLog in to review this item
There are no reviews for the current version of this product
There are no reviews for previous versions of this product
Product Details
- Copyright
- Molly and Nan Dellheim (Standard Copyright License)
- Edition
- 978-0-9801397-8-5
- Publisher
- A Better Way to Look
- Published
- March 5, 2016
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 160
- Binding
- Perfect-bound Paperback
- Interior Ink
- Black & white
- Weight
- 1.45 lbs.
- Dimensions (inches)
- 8.5 wide x 8.5 tall
- Product ID
- 22594304
Your notification has been sent
Lulu Staff has been notified of a possible violation of the terms of our Membership Agreement. Our agents will determine if the content reported is inappropriate or not based on the guidelines provided and will then take action where needed.
Thank you for notifying us. We will email you with the results and/or actions taken as a result of the investigation if you chose to receive confirmation.
We were unable to complete your request.
We were unable to complete your request.
- Journal ,
- diary ,
- workbook alternative ,
- Middle School Girls ,
- Body Image ,
- Growth and Development ,
- Self-esteem ,
- Teen Tips ,
- Fashion Tips ,
- Children ,
- Homeschool
Listed In
Age Verification
The page you are attempting to access contains content that is not intended for underage readers.
Please verify your birth date to continue.


text:
For the last 10 years, the Nivens family has made a tradition of buying their Christmas tree the day after Thanksgiving.
And Rob, Rhonda and Daniel Nivens buy their tree from Spake Farm, off Cherryville Road.
�They have nice trees and we like to decorate the Friday after Thanksgiving,� Rob said. �It�s nice seeing the same faces every year."
As part of their tradition, Rhonda takes a picture every year of her son Daniel with the tree they pick. But 10-year-old Daniel has another favorite part of picking out the Christmas tree.
�I like getting free hot chocolate,� he said. �I also like getting to decorate the tree.�
The day after Thanksgiving is a popular tree shopping day, but Spake Farm owner Mike Spake said several buy their trees in the first week of December.
�We�ve been in business for 30 years, since 1982. We usually have a lot of repeat customers each year,� Spake said. �Now we are seeing second generation customers; people who first came as kids and now are returning as adults with their own families.�
Though some people prefer fake Christmas trees, real Christmas trees still are favored. In 2011, 30.8 million real Christmas trees were purchased while 9.8 million fake trees were purchased, according to the National Christmas Tree Association.
While the Nivens were continuing a 10-year tradition, Wendy Ross and her daughters Sophia and Isabele Hutchens were sharing the tradition with their Shelby High School foreign exchange student from Chile.
�In Chile it�s different, because we use fake Christmas trees,� said Lorena Huerta. �I like the real trees and they smell and look very pretty. I think the celebration is similar.�
Reach Jessica Pickens at 704-669-3332 or firstname.lastname@example.com . Follow on Twitter at @StarJPickens.


text:
|Series cast summary:
|Larry King
|Himself - Host / ... 575 episodes, 1986-2010
Long-running news/talk show hosted by TV veteran Larry King. Each week, King brings on a series of guests for in depths, one-on-one interviews. His choice of guests is often controversial, sometimes unpopular, but almost always newsworthy. Written by Jean-Marc Rocher <email@example.com>
Explore popular and recently added TV series available to stream now with Prime Video.


text:
VADOSTA, Ga. – The No. 20 Georgia College golf team shot 590 after two rounds Monday, to be tied for sixth with St. Leo University in the 2014 First Federal Southeastern Collegiate, hosted by Valdosta State University at the 7,113-yard, par-72 Kinderlou Forest Golf Club. Senior Bryan Fox (Roswell, Ga.) led all players shooting a four-under par 140 through 36 holes.
The 18-team, 90-player field will finish the final round tomorrow with the Bobcats currently ahead of five top-20 schools. Fox and the host team's John Fordham had the top round with a three-under par 69, but Fox's second round score of one-under par 71 put him atop the field. Georgia College averaged a 295-team score in the first two rounds, shooting 294 in the morning and 296 in the afternoon.
Junior Ryan Trocchio (Norcross, Ga.) finished tied-35th for the day with scores of two- and three-over par 74 and 75. Senior Victor Monte's (Chantilly, Va.) first-round two-over par 74 and freshman Conner Albright's (Macon, Ga.) first-round five-over par 77 rounded out the team's first-round total.
Freshman Nicolas Falkinhoff (Buenos Aires, Argentina) factored in the second-round scoring with a four-over par 76. Both Monte and Albright are tied at 45th overall with combined seven-over par 151 totals, while Falkinhoff ended with a 155.
After two rounds, No. 1 Barry University and No. 2 Lynn University are tied for the lead at 572, while host-team Valdosta State and No. 9 Armstrong Atlantic State University are tied-third at 583. No. 12 University of North Alabama is fifth for teams currently ahead of Georgia College.
The Bobcats currently lead No. 6 University of West Florida, No. 11 Columbus State University, No. 13 Flagler College, No. 15 Florida Southern College and No. 19 Florida Institute of Technology.
The Bobcats will conclude the final round tomorrow.
The Georgia College Department of Athletics, two-time winners of the PBC Commissioner's Cup, sponsors 11 varsity athletic programs at the NCAA Division II level. As a Division II program, Bobcat Athletics prides itself on balancing the life of the student-athlete, evidenced by the teams' multiple appearances in post-season competition as well as documented academic success and community-service involvement. Sign up at @GCBobcats on Twitter and Facebook for up-to-the-minute reports, and visit GCBobcats.PhotoReflect.com to purchase photo prints from home athletic contests.


text:
Goosebumps Shop
Regular price $38.00
Our modern, luxurious blanket is as comfy as your favorite t-shirt! They are a perfect companion whether you're at the beach, the movies, on a picnic or just relaxing at home!
- blue and white tie dye, binded & backed in heather grey
- made of 95% modal/rayon 5% spandex
- wash separately on gentle, lay flat to dry for best results or tumble dry low
|- Junior Swaddle - 57X57 $38.00
|- Large Swaddle - 58X72 $44.00
|- Super Swaddle - 58X95 $54.00


text:
Hotel Jobs
Find Hotel Jobs
See all Hotel job openings
Popular Hotels Now Hiring
Clarion Hotel is currently looking for Chief Engineers, Servers, Front Desk and General managers.
Are you up for it? Are you ready for an exciting, challenging career opportunity? One that tests and rewards your creative thinking and innovation? At Choice, you'll get the support and training you need to be your best. You'll enjoy a positive work-life balance. You'll work side-by-side with smart, motivated, fun people who know they make a difference. Check us out. If they can, you can, too!
What's your passion? Whether you're into tennis, shopping or karaoke, at IHG we're interested in YOU. At IHG we employ people who apply the same amount of care and passion to their jobs as they do their hobbies – people who put our guests at the heart of everything they do. And we're looking for more people like this to join our friendly and professional team.
Our commitment to workforce diversity just as strong as our dedication to you. Marriott's associates hail from dozens of nations, speak more than 50 languages, and work under the Marriott banner in 67 countries and territories around the world.
At more than 80 award-winning properties worldwide, The Ritz-Carlton Ladies and Gentlemen create experiences so exceptional that long after a guest stays with us, the experience stays with them. As the premier worldwide provider of luxury experiences, we set the standard for rare and special luxury service the world over. We invite you to explore The Ritz-Carlton. The Ritz-Carlton is an equal opportunity employer committed to hiring a diverse workforce and sustaining an inclusive culture.
We are searching for individuals looking for challenging and exciting careers at Walt Disney World. We offer training & development programs that promote career growth and opportunity. Walt Disney World is a wonderful place to visit, as a Guest, and to work, as a Cast Member. Come experience the magic first hand!
…and many more hotel companies are hiring. Start your search now!
Find Local Hotel Jobs
Hotel Job Resource Center


text:
10th Vermont volunteers, 1863
From the collections of the Vermont Historical Society (Misc. 0238)
[Transcription by Christian Savoia and Steven Kung, 2007]
Walter Graham of Arlington, Vt., was mustered into Co. E of the 10th Vermont Regiment in 1862 and was promoted to 2nd Lieutenant June 15, 1865. He was taken prisoner July 9, 1864 and pardoned February 22, 1865. He was mustered out June 22, 1865.
The VHS manuscript collection also includes a diary by Graham (MSC-194) and, in the VHS museum collection, items carved by Graham while in prison.
Letter to Walter Graham
Randolph, Vt Feb. 11th 1863
Friend Graham,
Since reaching home I often find myself looking down the Company street in imagination & I always have you fixed at the head, as in front of the men. In my mind you were a model soldier (the Captain thought so too) and I have been thinking what a field of usefulness was open before you. How much good you could do those men. You may not look at it in the light I do. You feel it hard to come and take a very decided stand among them, in religious matters. You would tell me you had been one with them, many were older than you, and others reasons just as good. I know those things would naturally rise in your mind, and I want to tell you that those are only a few of the hindrances God sometimes places before his servants. I looked upon God with the feeling that there were many noble men there, whose spiritual training had been sadly neglected. I know there is great wickedness in our army, but I did not see the necessity for the men becoming so badly demoralized, as some represent.
It seems to me they need to be encouraged in all their good endeavors, kindly and decidedly told when they do wrong. You are a Christian. I am interested in you as such. I would were I able, strengthen & encourage you in the faith of Christ. You as a Christian & as an Orderly can do much for the men bodily & spiritually. When they come to your tent there will be opportunities when you can by word or example, pointthem to the meek & precious Saviour who careth for the sparrows. I notice you were liked in the Co, which would give you still greater influence. No man, let him be ever so wicked but what in his honest thoughts, would say he had most love and respect for a Christian. It seems to me, there could be little reason to doubt, but what a few praying cheerful men in Co. G, could be the means of saving many souls in that Co. God uses feeble means to bring about great events. Perhaps this is your appointedtime to work for Him. Be diligent in serving & doing His will that you yourself do not fail of the "Life Eternal" and perchance some others may rise up to bless you & claim through your feeble efforts, a right in the Better Land.
I am glad I went to camp for I have a greater interest in our soldiers than ever before. I have thought much of them these last cold days and nights. Vermont is buried in snow now. I wonder if there isn't some with you. How is your health and that of your brother? My kind regards to him. I did not see so much of him, as I did of you. Perhaps you wonder why I write you - well it's because I felt interested in you & I have heard it said, "Women's letters" were better than nothing when one was banished from home and friends.
It's to be hoped this war will end & Uncle Sam be sending home his Sons - for we do so need them here.
I have sent up any clothing what I could spare, to the contrabands at Port Royal, today. The ladies met at a house & brought a lot of unmentionables that were too ragged and dirty to be worn for the "freedmen and women" such is charity.
My best wishes, for you and those soldiers with you.
Your friend, Mrs. P. D. Blodget
Letters from Walter Graham
Monocacy Junction, Maryland.
July 10th, 1864
Dear Parents,
I am a prisoner at last. I was captured here yesterday with a good many more of our Brigade. I suppose we will start for Georgia soon. Do not be anxious about me. There is three others from my company. Currie, Reid, Stafford. I am not going to write much, but it may be the last time you will here from me in some time. Do not worry for me. Goodbye.
From your aff, Lou Walter Graham
Danville Prison, Va.
July 31st, 1864
Dear Parents,
I am yet a prisoner of war, but am well. We get enough to eat and drink, and a good dry prison. I cannot write but a few lines. Write about five or six times direct to
Walter Graham
Danville, Va.
Prison No 1
2nd Floor
Do not be anxious about me
From your aff, Son
W. Graham.
Danville Prison No 1
Nov 15th, 1864
Dear Parents,
I was made very happy by receiving two letters from you and one from another a few days since one Aug. 21st and one Sept. 6th.
I am very well, and doing well. I have charge of one floor of our prison and get double rations. We are expecting to be exchanged this fall. I was glad to hear that you was all well. I have made a lot of things of bone (with a table knife and pieces of glass). I hope I will have a chance to send them home this winter yet, I have good clothing and a blanket. Write again.
Your aff, Son
Walter Graham.
Sergt. Walter Graham.
Co "E" 10th Regt. Vt Vols
Prisoner of war since July 9th/64. Danville, Va. C.S.M. Prison No 1


text:
A few of my favourites among those images that once lived inside the little black suitcase:
On the left: 1948: my mother at the age of 17, on holiday in Kent, England, being a wild one (in pearls no less) on her Barnwell cousin's motorbike. On the right: 1949: my father, age 20, in double-breasted suit with tie on a day trip to Glendalough, County Wicklow.
On the left: 1949: my mother and father, Mary and Michael, when they first started courting. Mary was 18 years old and Michael was 20. On the right: 1951: Mary and Michael, a couple of years later, out for an evening of dinner and dancing with friends.
This post originally appeared in 2012 as a Treasure Chest Thursday post, and since the case is such a treasure to me, I am sharing it again today. Be sure to stop by the Sepia Saturday blog to see how others have been inspired by today's theme, and perhaps you will be inspired too.
Copyright©irisheyesjgg ad infinitum.


text:
Offering the luxury of beachside living on Ocean Boulevard, right across from the sands of Delray's world-class beach, this rare estate home commands unobstructed ocean views from one of the highest elevations on Delray Beach's barrier island, where the panoramic perspective focuses on the blue waters sparkling in the sunlight as the coconut palm trees sway in the balmy breeze. Well-manicured grounds surround the five-bedroom residence, a modern interpretation of traditional design, gazing over the ocean from its perfect position atop the natural ridge, perched some 16 feet above sea level, out of the flood zone.
Featuring comfortable living/entertaining areas on both levels, each served by a full kitchen, the flexible floor-plan gives added versatility to host extended family and/or large groups of friends. On the main level, the more formal spaces open to a courtyard by the oceanside front terrace and impeccable lawns, where there is room for a pool in this gorgeous setting, having the drive and garage discreetly placed away at the back of the property. Upstairs, the more casual spaces capture spectacular wide-open ocean views, extending up and down the coastline, from inside and outdoors on the relaxing verandah. Here, the inspiring ocean scene is all the more breathtaking as the brilliant sunrise overspreads the morning sky, and as the moonlight dances on the water to create the backdrop for evening gatherings. As one of the three bedrooms on this level, the master suite's calming oasis greets the day with an inspiring view of the ocean sunrise. Directly across the street from this fabulous property, the sugar sands are an idyllic spot for lounging and sun-bathing, and the ocean beckons to world-class water sports. A leisurely stroll along the beach promenade leads to famous Atlantic Avenue, just a couple blocks away, where the ocean meets the historic downtown heart of this charming village-by-the-sea, known for its boutique shopping, wonderful dining venues, galleries, cultural attractions, and beach festivals.
South Ocean Boulevard, Delray Beach, Florida. Right across from the Atlantic Ocean's sun-drenched sands, this prime address offers the best of Delray Beach living, just a couple blocks from famous Atlantic Avenue, the centerpiece of the downtown district called one of America's Most Fun Small Towns by Rand McNally and USA Today. Along with a wide range of fine shops, restaurants, and galleries, there are noted cultural attractions including the beautifully restored Old School Square, an award-winning, nationally recognized arts center.
Blue ocean waters, seagrape-covered dunes, and swaying palms create the alluring panoramic backdrop for this rare oceanside estate perched high on a ridge. Looking out to the ocean, beautiful terraces provide inviting outdoor living/entertaining spaces. An added convenience, the outdoor shower is perfect after a day at the beach. The property is served by a long back drive that leads to the two-bay garage and also provides guest parking for several additional cars.
Five bedrooms, three and a-half baths, and abundant storage are provided in the spacious floor-plan totaling 4,908+/- square feet with high ceilings on both levels. Almost all windows and exterior doors are fitted with impact-rated glass, while the rest are protected by storm shutters.
First Floor: Right ahead of the marble foyer, the bright and airy living room overlooks the front garden and ocean through arched picture windows. The open dining room is served by the fully equipped kitchen with center island and breakfast bar. Leading out to a garden area, the private den is served by a powder room and could function as a sixth bedroom. Completing this level, two bedrooms are served by a full bath, and one opens to a patio.
Second Floor: Opening to the full-length verandah and spectacular ocean view, this level's light-flooded living/dining spaces are designed in a comfortable open layout, served by the fully equipped kitchen that shares the ocean view. Ocean scenes and sunrises are admired from the bright and spacious master suite which opens to its own balcony and is generously sized to include a sitting area, customized wardrobe room, and private bath with jetted tub and separate shower. Two more bedrooms are served by another bath, and one bedroom opens to a private balcony capturing a view of the sunset.
- List Price
- $3,995,000
- Property Type
- Single Family
- Lifestyle
- Oceanfront/Ocean View
- Bedrooms
- 5
- Bathrooms
- 3 full / 1 half
- Total Square Feet
- 4,908
- AC Square Feet
- 3,940
- Garage Spaces
- 2
- Year Built
- 1994
- Taxes
- $19,396
- Tax Year
- 2018
- New Construction
- No
Here is the estimated breakdown for this property's mortgage and tax payments. Feel free to adjust any of the values.
Results received from this calculator are designed for comparative purposes only, and accuracy is not guaranteed.
No properties found
No properties found


text:
The Jonas Brothers Talk About New Album + Nick Skipping Out on 'American Idol'
Nick Jonas made it clear a few months ago that he was in talks for a judging gig on 'American Idol.' While he seemed pretty enthusiastic about the gig, it fell through. He doesn't mind, though, because it gives him more time to focus on his first love: the Jonas Brothers!
Nick revealed that the fallout with 'Idol' was mainly just a matter of poor timing, telling MTV News, "I think it's one of those things where it wasn't right on both sides." He added diplomatically, "I think the panel they have is pretty solid; it's going to be highly entertaining."
Nick's brothers poked gun at the Nicki Minaj-Mariah Carey feud that's been brewing the past few weeks. "It seems they all hate each other already, so it's perfect," Joe laughed. Kevin added, "Exactly what you want in life."
As for the new record, the guys are hard at work making it perfect — and deep. Nick told MTV, "The vibe right now that we're trying to create, we've kind of a really memorable and a career we're really thankful for up until this time, [and now we're] hoping to create an experience for our fans that is really personal and shows a little bit deeper look into what our lives have been like, as far as lyric." (Hello, Miley Cyrus and 'Wedding Bells!') "But, musically we're trying to push ourselves and continue to grow and get better."
Kevin was quick to point out that despite the buzz for 'Wedding Bells' and two other new tracks, 'Let's Go' and 'First Time,' they haven't picked an official single or release dates just yet. "No, actually, we don't [have any release dates yet,] but hopefully soon, it's kind of the kickoff so … check back in!"
Watch the Jonas Brothers Talk About 'American Idol'


text:
Solicitors Associationold
Join the Pennsylvania State Association of Township Solicitors
and Serve Your Township Better!
- Download a brochure and membership form and start reaping the benefits today!
- Questions? Call PSATS at (717) 763-0930.
As a township solicitor, wouldn't you like to:
with membership in the
Pa. State Association of Township Solicitors
Membership in this association exclusively for township solicitors is your ticket to these benefits and more, including:
- Subscriptions to:
- The Township Solicitor, the official bi-monthly newsletter of the Township Solicitors Association
- The Pennsylvania Township News, PSATS' award-winning monthly magazine
- The PSATS News Bulletin, a monthly newsletter that will keep you up to date on legislation and other breaking news affecting townships
- Lower member rate to attend all PSATS training courses, including semi-annual seminars addressing current issues and topics of special interest to township solicitors
- Copies of all new laws affecting townships
- Sample ordinances and resolutions
- Online access to the Members Only content on the PSATS website
- Consultation with PSATS' staff and legal counsel
- A $100 discount on advertising in the Pa. Township News Professional Directory
Annual dues for the Township Solicitors Association are $250 per person.


text:
Friday, February 12, 2010
Crockpot Pork and Potatoes
This recipe is a different twist on traditional pork and potatoes!
Crockpot Pork Chops and Mustard Sauced Potatoes - Recipe adapted from Lindy
6 pork lion chops
1 T olive oil
1 recipe, cream of mushroom soup (about 1 can)
1/4 C chicken broth (or white wine)
1/4 C Dijon-style mustard
1 tsp. dried thyme (you can substitute 1 tsp. Italian seasoning)
1 garlic clove, minced
1/4 tsp. pepper
6 medium potatoes, cut into 1/4-inch slices
In a large mixing bowl combine wine/broth, Dijon mustard, thyme, garlic, and pepper.
Slice up the potatoes, and mix them with the soup.
Then, brown the pork chops in a frying pan.
Layer the potatoes/soup mix on the bottom of a well-greased crockpot. Place the browned pork chops over the top.
Then, pour the Dijon sauce over the top of the pork chops and potatoes.
Cook on low for 7-8 hours or on high for 3-5 hours, until potatoes are tender and pork chops are tender and internal temperature indicates they are done.
Serve warm, with veggies!
This post is linked to:
7 comments:
Looks yummy, I bet my hubby would just love this.ReplyDelete
This looks REALLY good! Thank you so much for visiting and leaving birthday wishes-Allie is so excited to read them all!ReplyDelete
xoxo Pattie
A great pork recipe... I think I make far more pork than beef... This is why, can't wait to try thisReplyDelete
Oh how I love the crockpot. Such an awesome invention. And pork of course, which is always good when cooked IN the crockpot.ReplyDelete
I just put this in the crockpot and it already smells delicious. My six year old came in the kitchen and asked me what smells so good and if he can have some. I can't wait to try it tonight!ReplyDelete
That looks really great!ReplyDelete
i have to try this!ReplyDelete
Thanks for stopping by! I'd love to hear from you; especially how you're finding JOY in your kitchen.
Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)


text:
The process for drawing legislative and congressional districts in North Carolina is not intended to serve the voters. It serves politicians, specifically, the politicians who control the General Assembly. That goes against the principle of government by and for the people.
It matters little that a three-judge panel has ruled that the state�s latest redistricting is legal. There�s often a huge disconnect between what is legal and what is fair and right. And this redistricting plan, like countless gerrymandering efforts before it, is a slap in the face to voters.
There is another way, and in 2011 the N.C. House overwhelmingly approved a bill that would pave the way for an independent commission that would be charged with drawing sensible, workable districts without regard to political makeup of the district. Variations of the concept are being used in a dozen other states.
Among other things, the system has reduced the seemingly unending barrage of lawsuits such as those that inevitably follow redistricting in North Carolina.
Republicans spent much of the past decade in court trying to get Democrat-drawn districts overturned; now Democrats are poised for the same drawn-out court battle challenging Republican-drawn districts. The last redistricting dispute went all the way to the Supreme Court, which ruled that county lines should be respected where possible.
That took place in 2009. Two years later, following the 2010 Census and the Republican takeover of the state House and Senate, partisan gerrymandering was again the rule. Democrats vow to take the fight as far as it can go.
This is unproductive, expensive and unnecessary.
One of the criticisms of some states that assign redistricting to independent commissions is that the legislature has no say. That doesn�t have to be the case. Iowa puts the maps in the hands of the commission, whose appointees come from a variety of political and professional backgrounds, but gives the legislature the final vote.
That system prevents an unelected commission from having too much power, while removing the heart of the process from partisan politics.
Truth be told, the Honorables had plenty of time before redistricting to mandate a new approach. But the temptation of drawing lines that better ensure Republican victories was too great. Although they pledged to distinguish themselves from their Democratic predecessors who used redistricting powers in the exact same manner, they chose to stick it to the voters once again.
They can redeem themselves by supporting a proposal that has considerable merit and which polls show many North Carolina voters could embrace.
For too long, district lines were drawn to segregate or dilute certain voting blocs, and to ensure that the reigning party became entrenched. But elections are not about the politicians. They are the voters� chance to decide � in a fair election in which all eligible voters are permitted to participate � how their government will be run, and by whom.
Stacking the deck through political gerrymandering may be legal, but it will never be right.
This editorial originally appeared in the Wilmington Star-News, a Halifax Media Group newspaper.


text:
Let M be a smooth manifold. We say that M is orientable if and only if there exists an atlas $A = \{(U_{\alpha}, \phi_{\alpha})\}$ such that for all $\alpha, \beta$, $\textrm{det}(J(\phi_{\alpha} \circ \phi_{\beta}^{-1})) > 0$ (where defined). I'm struggling to understand the reason this definition is made. My question is: What is the intuitive reason for this definition of an orientable manifold?
Thank you!


text:
Please help us! Donate
Vote Smart Just The Facts
"Experts nearly all recommend Vote Smart."
"Vote Smart is a bright light in an often desultory civic culture."
- Bill Moyers
"We think so highly of Vote Smart that we are distributing their materials to all of our affiliates."
Key Votes
HR 2776 - Renewable Energy and Energy Conservation Tax Act of 2007 - National Key Vote
Issues Related to HR 2776
Stage Details
Legislation -
Bill Passed
(221-189) -
Aug. 4, 2007(Key vote)
See How Your Politicians Voted
Title: Renewable Energy and Energy Conservation Tax Act of 2007
Vote Result
Yea Votes
Nay Votes
Vote Smart's Synopsis:
Vote to pass a bill that makes changes in U.S. tax code regarding renewable and fossil fuels.
- Extends the renewable energy credit from January 1, 2009 to January 1, 2013 (Sec. 101).
- Adds energy derived from waves, tides, ocean currents, free flowing rivers, free flowing canals, and other marine sources to the list of qualified energy sources for the purpose of claiming renewable energy credits, unless diversionary structures such as dams or impoundments are used (Sec. 102).
- Extends solar energy property credits to January 1, 2017 and fuel cell property credits to December 31, 2016 (Sec. 103).
- Allows a base tax credit for plug-in hybrid vehicles of $4,000 with an additional $200 per kilowatt-hour for vehicles with a capacity above five kilowatt-hours (Sec. 201).
- Phases out the hybrid tax credit a year after the number of hybrid vehicles sold totals 60,000 (Sec. 201)
- Authorizes a 50 cent per gallon credit for any qualified cellulosic alcohol fuel producer (Sec. 204).
- Repeals the 9 percent tax deduction for income attributable to "the sale, exchange, or other disposition of oil, natural gas, or any primary product thereof" (Sec. 301).
- Extends the amortization period of geological and geophysical expenditures for major integrated oil companies from 5 years to 7 years (Sec. 302).
- NOTE: Pursuant to the provisions of H. Res. 615, bill text was appended at the end of H.R. 3221 as a new matter.
Legislation - Introduced (House) - June 19, 2007
Title: Renewable Energy and Energy Conservation Tax Act of 2007
- Charles B. 'Charlie' Rangel (NY - D) (Out Of Office)
- Xavier Becerra (CA - D) (Out Of Office)
- Shelley Berkley (NV - D) (Out Of Office)
- Earl Blumenauer (OR - D)
- Joseph 'Joe' Crowley (NY - D) (Out Of Office)
- Artur Davis (AL - D) (Out Of Office)
- Lloyd A. Doggett II (TX - D)
- Rahm Emanuel (IL - D) (Out Of Office)
- Ronald James 'Ron' Kind (WI - D)
- John B. Larson (CT - D)
- Sander M. 'Sandy' Levin (MI - D) (Out Of Office)
- John R. Lewis (GA - D)
- James A. 'Jim' McDermott (WA - D) (Out Of Office)
- Michael R. 'Mike' McNulty (NY - D) (Out Of Office)
- Richard E. Neal (MA - D)
- William J. 'Bill' Pascrell Jr. (NJ - D)
- Earl Pomeroy (ND - D) (Out Of Office)
- Allyson Y. Schwartz (PA - D) (Out Of Office)
- John Tanner (TN - D) (Out Of Office)
- Michael C. 'Mike' Thompson (CA - D)
- Stephanie Tubbs Jones (OH - D) (Out Of Office)
- Christopher 'Chris' Van Hollen Jr. (MD - D) (Out Of Office)


text: JEDI Posted October 26, 2010 Some Season 4 spoilers are already coming out.Kristin at EOnline got some information about Joe Manganiello, Kevin Alejandro, Marshall Allman, Lauren Bowles and Denis O'Hare. She also got some information about who will be returning in the next season.Joe Manganiello is officially set for more True Blood nakie time in season four!Oh wait, you knew that already?Well, how about Bon Temps' other new additions—Denis O'Hare, Marshall Allman, Kevin Alejandro and Lauren Bowles? We have the scoop:Believe it or not (and after last week's, um, sunny episode ending, we were inclined to go with the not), all of the aforementioned newbies will be back on True Blood for season four, according to sources. So it looks like all those pretty faces up there survive next Sunday's "bloody" (per Alexander Skarsgård) season three finale—even the (gulp) spine-snatchin' King of Mississippi, Russell Edgington. (Hide yer babies!)Dennis is set to return to the HBO hit next year, according to sources, but don't expect to see Russell too early in the year. We have it on good authority (Alan Ball's) that initially witches will reign supreme, but I'm told the plan is for Russell to reappear later in the season.As for Lafayette's lover, Jesus (Kevin Alejandro), Nelsan tells me, "We're partners in crime now, my boy toy, so he will be back." Adds Kevin with a knowing grin: "I'm hearing rumors about that, too. I've never been a part of anything this big before."Sam's wayward little bro isn't going anywhere either, although he's mastered the tease.When asked if he'll be back, Marshall told me: "Yeah, I am. But I mean, hey! How do you know?! Come on, now! Spoiler alert!" We'll take that as a big, fat, yessiree!And rounding out the ranks as a newly minted series regular (she told us herself after hitting up the Emmys with her sister Julia Louis-Dreyfus—yep, that one!) is Lauren, who recently joined the show as resident Wiccan Holly.Source: The VaultSeason 4 of True Blood will begin production early next year in Los Angeles, with its debut set for summer 2011. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


text:
Contact your local Honda Dealer for vehicle availability. All vehicles subject to prior sale and supplies may be limited to stock on hand. Actual vehicle may have different dealer added accessories resulting in a higher or lower vehicle price.
* When available, prices shown are manufacturer-suggested retail prices for both vehicle and accessories. Actual costs, labor rates and installation times may vary by dealer and region, etc. Dealers are free to set their own selling prices and/or labor rates. Prices exclude applicable taxes, title, registration, license, transportation, documentary fees and accessory installation.
©2019 American Honda Motor Co., Inc. - Motorcycle Division. All information contained herein applies to U.S. vehicles only. Please see our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.


text:
You have no courses added
Is your course for
Not sure which course to book? Try our course finder.
© British Red Cross 2019
Red Cross Training, Bradbury House, 4 Ohio Avenue, Salford Quays, Manchester, M50 2GT. Phone 0844 871 8000. The British Red Cross Society, incorporated by Royal Charter 1908, is a charity registered in England and Wales (220949), Scotland (SC037738) and Isle of Man (0752).
*Calls cost 5p per minute, plus your phone company's access charge.


text:
We asked our community of moms to recommend their favorite parenting books.
Check them out
Is baby almost here? Be sure to pick up these 10 things before you head to the hospital.
View the lastest top trending boys names this year.
View the lastest top trending girls names this year.


text:
Scores of people from across the region turned out to see the world's last flying Vulcan bomber in action.
Cold War icon XH558, which is based at Robin Hood Airport in Doncaster, took off for a marathon, nationwide Farewell To Flight today.
But the UK-wide tour will not be the last by the aircraft – with more farewell flights planned throughout this month.
Fans of the aircraft were told to stay away from Doncaster over fears too many spectators could cause traffic chaos and safety issues, causing the event to be scrapped.
But that didn't stop enthusiasts turning out to witness a piece of history in the making.


text:
The web site e21 (Economic Policies for the 21st Century) has collected a number of questions from several sources which tomorrow night's moderator, Jim Lehrer, should ask the candidates. They really are very good. Here are a few samples.
Charles Blahous:
On Social Security: For the past two years Social Security's payroll tax has been reduced and the program given over $200 billion in subsidies from the general government fund to compensate for the uncollected taxes. This policy ended decades of bipartisan commitment to FDR's original vision that Social Security would be a self-financing system of earned benefits, supported entirely by separate payroll taxes paid by workers. Explain why you supported or opposed turning Social Security into a general-fund-subsidized system. Do you think that Social Security benefits will retain their historical political support now that they substantially exceed what today's workers and beneficiaries have paid for?
David Malpass:
In order to expand its regulatory powers, the EPA has declared that carbon dioxide is poisonous. People produce carbon dioxide when they breathe out, and plants require carbon dioxide to grow. If the EPA ruling is enforced, it will cost thousands, maybe millions of jobs. Do you think carbon dioxide is poisonous? How will you enforce or modify the EPA ruling?
Stephen Goldsmith:
Do you believe the federal government has too much or too little control over American families and communities? If you think it is too much what one or two major reforms would you advocate that might change that balance?
James C. Capretta:
Mr. President, you held a fiscal responsibility summit in February 2009 during which you pledged that your administration would make the tough choices and yet, during your term, the fiscal outlook has deteriorated rapidly. The Congressional Budget Office now projects that U.S. debt will reach 90 percent of GDP under your policies. Why didn't your administration tackle these tough issues, especially during the two-years when your party had sizeable majorities in Congress?
e21 Staff:
After previous deep recessions, the economy and labor market had strong recoveries. Why is growth so meager and unemployment so high this time?
What makes economies grow and incomes rise? And where do government spending and taxes fit in your view?
The questions are generally at a high level, and focus on the issues that badly need to be debated. Let's hope we get more questions along these lines, and fewer like "Why don't you stop making war on women?"


text:
Each term the Confucius Institute at PSU offers a large array of Non-Credit Chinese language and culture classes. Language course levels range from beginning to advanced.
Classes are held weekly in the afternoons (12:00-2:00pm) and evenings (6:30-8:30pm). Tuition ranges from $80-$120.00 per term, plus materials fees. A weekly Taichi class is offered free of charge.
To view a complete list of classes visit us at http://oia.pdx.edu/confucius/. For questions or to register you can call (503)-725-9810.


text:
The First Art Newspaper on the Net
Established in 1996
United States
Tuesday, June 25, 2019
Critics to Artdaily
Referral Links
Last Week
Special Photos
Interview with Mauro Restiffe: "My participation in PHotoEspaña Involves the Largest Exhibition I have had to Date."
Mauro Restiffe, Mirador (Belvedere), 2003. Galeria Fortes Vilaca, Sao Paulo. © Mauro Restiffe.
Mauro Restiffe customarily produces black-and-white photographs, which he displays in large-format analog enlargements. Documentary in nature, his works deal with themes like urban life, space and architecture.
The distant point of view demonstrated in these panoramic images produces an effect that makes them highly unspecified.
The exhibition displays a selection of some 40 photographs from the artists most recent series, produced since 2003.
The exhibited photographs belong to works like Empossamento (Taking of Power) (2003), which shows the urban landscape of Brasilia at a key moment in Brazilian history, at the inauguration of president Lula da Silva; Red Light Portraits (2006), where he portrays motorcyclists waiting for the traffic light to turn green; and Vertigem (Vertigo) (2009), in which he works specifically with architecture.
Mauro Restiffe (Brazil, 1970) studied film at the Armando Álvares Penteado Foundation in Sao Paulo. He has had solo exhibitions in art centers such as the Casa Triángulo Gallery in Sao Paulo and the Henry Urbach Gallery in New York, as well as at the Sao Paulo Cultural Center. In 2006 his work was included in the biennials at Taipei and Liege.
Mauro Restiffe customarily produces black-and-white photographs, which he displays in large-format analog enlargements. Documentary in nature, his works deal with themes like urban life, space and architecture. The distant point of view demonstrated in these panoramic images produces an effect that makes them highly unspecified. Within an artistic context in which digital touch-ups are commonly used, Restiffe prefers not to manipulate his images, making it possible to see details that can only be perceived through patient observation.
The exhibition displays a selection of some 40 photographs from the artists most recent series, produced since 2003. The exhibited photographs belong to works like Empossamento (Taking of Power) (2003), which shows the urban landscape of Brasilia at a key moment in Brazilian history, at the inauguration of president Lula da Silva; Red Light Portraits (2006), where he portrays motorcyclists waiting for the traffic light to turn green; and Vertigem (Vertigo) (2009), in which he works specifically with architecture.
PHE- How did you start out in the world of visual arts?
Mauro Restiffe-
I studied at film school, and after entering university I began to study photography at the same time. Then I came to work as a photographers assistant. When finishing my film studies, I traveled to New York where I studied at the International Center of Photography, and there I could delve deeper into my interests in fine art and the role photography plays in this sphere. After returning to Brazil, I started showing my photographs in a context for visual arts, and thats how questions relating to this sector started to influence me much more than photography as a medium. My training in film deeply nurtured my artistic production in photography.
PHE- You usually take large-format photographs in black and white. Why do you choose this manner of displaying your work?
Ive been using black and white since I began taking photographs. When I started to explore deeper into my studies in the mid-1990s, I noticed a certain prejudice in relation to black-and-white photography, which at that time was considered traditional and classic, while color photography had a more daring connotation of breaking with a photography tradition that was highly questioned in the 1980s and which was still predominant in the 90s. On my part, I decided to insist on black and white, lending greater emphasis to conceptual questions in photography, but maintaining the classic aspect that black and white had at that time. From that common denominator, I started creating a personal language in an attempt to support my artistic production within this context.
The representative characteristics of black and white are also fundamental in my choice of medium. For the very fact of appearing in black and white, this kind of photography establishes a distance from reality and approaches subjective and atemporal meanings and interpretations that denote a much more formal, fine art character while totally connected to reality. However, this representation of reality is entirely devoid of an authentic tone, since black and white itself already establishes a distortion of the real. But despite this distortion, it likewise functioned in the past as a tool for representing the real. The use of black and white in current photography, primarily in photography with documentary leanings, still works to verify and confirm the real; it highlights a certain ambiguity, since it forges a link to the classic historical notion of documentary photography and likewise involves all fine arts elements, conceptual and formalist characteristics into forms of contemporary representation.
PHE- Your exhibition Mirante reflects a great interest in urban life, space and architecture. Where does this interest come from?
Without a doubt, some of it comes from my experience in large urban centers in my adult life and the fact of having spent my childhood and youth in a small city on the interior of Sao Paulo where there was enormous contact with nature. Urban life doesnt exist without architecture, which likewise does not exist without human creation. Im highly interested in these interrelations and am always trying to bring these associations into the field of representation for the role they can play in the photographic medium. Since I began to take photographs, I was especially interested in physical, architectural and interior spaces, and in the way in which space is represented through the photographic medium. From the moment a wall, a pillar, a mirror, a staircase or any other architectural or urban feature is photographed it ceases to be material and instead becomes a representationa simple fact, practically irrelevant. Nevertheless, a wide universe of possibilities exists within this simple operation for artistic creation and exploration. And it is from this manner of transposing physical space onto representative space where my interest in photographing architecture arises.
Thats why I decided to choose the title for this exhibition from the title of a photograph where human figures socialize among themselves within a camping ground landscape, creating a counterpoint to the urban content figured in a majority of the exhibitions images. The title Mirante parallels both the vantage point of observation that the photographer acquires to capture this scene and the very characteristics of photography as an instrument of observation and interpretation of reality. It is within this interpretive act, and within the condition of a mediating agent between reality and representation, that I attempt to establish my artistic practice. For this reason, it does not matter if the photographed scene has urban, architectural or spatial features, or if it investigates human relationships in an idyllic landscape, or even in people protesting. What matters is if the axis established between viewer, scene and representation offer sufficient features in order to produce enjoyment for this interpretive process. From there, I chose the title Mirante as a mediating agent in this process.
PHE- You prefer not to touch up your photographs with the use of a computer so all the original details in the image can be appreciated. Why have you decided against using new digital methods to touch up your work and instead continue working with analog photography?
While there continue to be enough products and existing means that allow me to work with analog photography, I dont see any reason to switch to digital. With analog, Im able to achieve all of the results I want in the photograph. Meanwhile, if a future project eventually requires me to move closer to digital, I would do it without the slightest problem.
I like the surprise element to it and the time demanded for things to solidify in the analog process. I find the speed of digital photo troubling. I really appreciate the act of taking my film to the lab and waiting to see the contact sheets so I can analyze what I photographed. I really like the ritual of looking at negatives, numbering them, editing the images with a magnifying glass, keeping a physical archive where the history of my photo works remain in a drawer and not on a hard drive or on a computer screen. The physicality of analog photography, with all its potential and weaknesses, captivates me a lot. The formal aspect I gain by using 35 mm negatives and enlarging them into large-format images to obtain a specific grain and language, which only analog processing allows me to do, also influences my decision to remain distant from digital processing.
PHE- How has your work evolved since you began until today?
I believe in a chain of events where a work opens up a space so another may come into existence, allowing movement between them as a whole. When I began to take photographs, my interests were only centered on interiors. Little by little, I started broadening my images to exterior scenes, then to people, crowds, and then came cities. However, Ive always tried to link one work to another, or one series to the next, and at the same time Ive always tried to add new elements to each new work so novel possibilities can emerge from them.
PHE- How has your work been received in Madrid within the PHotoEspaña Festival?
Without a doubt, my participation in PHE involves the largest exhibition I have had to date, both in terms of the number of works shown and the physical space hosting the works. An exhibit of this magnitude for an emerging artist like me always means a great opportunityand also a great challenge. Its a great opportunity to be able to observe the evolving process throughout my career concentrated into the same exhibition space. The challenge is exactly what to do afterwards, once the cycle has closed and new questions arise.
PHE- What projects are you currently working on?
Right now Im tracing out the lines of a project I will begin to develop in the next few weeks, which will form part of the coming MERCOSUR Biennial to take place here in Brazil. It deals with a viral insertion of black-and-white analog photography within the press, where I attempt to analyze the status of documentary photography today and trace a parallel movement between analog and digital photography, and between documentary and artistic photography.
Mauro Restiffe
Lula da Silva
Casa Triángulo Gallery
Sao Paulo
Henry Urbach Gallery
Today's News
June 30, 2009
Seattle Art Museum Returns Important Australian Aboriginal Secret/Sacred Object to Australia
Eva Rothschild Takes on Tate Britain Duveens Commission 2009
Timothy Rub Elected Director and Chief Executive Officer of Philadelphia Museum of Art
Creative Time Presents New York City's First Quadrennial on Governor's Island
Never Previously Shown van Gogh Portrait Immortalised on Film in New Van Gogh Museum DVD
Filmmaker Philip Haas Commissioned to Create Films for Kimbell Art Museum's Summer Exhibition
Tacoma Art Museum Announces Shortlist of Selected Design Firms
artnet Auctions - Recent Auction Results Show Strong Demand for Fine Art Photographs
'The Thinker' Moves to Philadelphia Museum of Art During Rodin Restorations
Hauser & Wirth Announces the First UK Exhibition of the Berlin-based Artist Martin Eder.
Young in Groningen: Art from the Period 1945-1975
Call of the Coast: Art Colonies of New England at the Portland Museum of Art
Apollo 11 Moon Landing 40th Anniversary Activities Take Off at the National Air and Space Museum
Interview with Mauro Restiffe: "My participation in PHotoEspaña Involves the Largest Exhibition I have had to Date."
Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden to Present First Retrospective of Anne Truitt's Career
100-Foot Long Running Table by Chicago Artist Dan Peterman Installed in Millenium Park
Everson Museum of Art Offers Plein Air Painting at Artsweek
Dave Hickey to Speak at the Harwood Museum of Art
Open Call for Juried Exhibition Addressing the Broad Theme of "Capitalism in Question (because it is)"
Agnes Gund Appointed Chairman of P.S. 1 Contemporary Art Center's Board of Directors
Most Popular Last Seven Days
Art of early man found in the greatest meteor crater on earth
Exhibition celebrates Helmut Newton's 50-year career through a rare and unseen collection of vintage prints
World's most costly painting on Saudi prince's yacht: report
Sotheby's celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon landing with an auction
Domaine de Chantilly exhibits Leonardo da Vinci's 'Nude Mona Lisa'
New book offers front-row seat to greatest concert in history
The New York Botanical Garden opens its largest botanical exhibition ever
The most famous car in the world: RM Sotheby's presents James Bond Aston Martin DB5
Mexico unearths what may be historic recording of Frida Kahlo
Exhibition of Pierre-Auguste Renoir's paintings marks centenary of his death
Related Stories
PHotoEspaña Announces Portfolio Reviews to be Held in Colombia and Nicaragua; Launch a New Online Curating Competition
Cuban Curator Gerardo Mosquera Chosen New Curator of PhotoEspaña International Festival
Winner of 2009 PHotoEspaña Prize, Alejandra Laviada, Presents Her First Solo Exhibition
Giuseppe Moccia Wins PHotoEspaña OjodePez Human Values Award
Largest-Ever Show of Harold Edgerton's Photographs Opens in Spain
Madrid Opens László Moholy-Nagy Exhibition as Part of PHotoEspaña 2010 Festival
PHotoEspaña 10 Announces Over 120 Activities for this Year's Edition
PHotoEspaña 2009: Interview with Italian Photographer Simona Ghizzoni
PHotoEspaña Reports 5% Increase in Attendance Breaking its Own Record
Interview with Malick Sidibé: "I Should Keep on Working Much More and Even Better"
Digital Art
Special Photos
Special Reports
Featured Stories
Art Fairs
Art Quiz
3D Images
Last Week
Ignacio Villarreal
Editor & Publisher:
Jose Villarreal
- Consultant:
Ignacio Villarreal Jr.
Art Director: Juan José Sepúlveda Ramírez
Royalville Communications, Inc
Founder's Site.
The most varied versions
of this beautiful prayer.
to a Mexican poet.
Tell a Friend
Dear User, please complete the form below in order to recommend the Artdaily newsletter to someone you know.
Please complete all fields marked *.
Your name *
Your e-mail address *
Name of recipient *
Recipient's e-mail address *
Your message *
Sending Mail
Sending Successful


text:
Watch Dragon Lady May 8 2019 Replay Full Episode video in High Definition online for free. Pinoy Replays is your favorite website to watch Pinoy TV Replays, Pinoy Tv show, Pinoy Teleserye online. we bring the latest Pinoy Tv shows replays as soon as possible on the daily basis.
Stay tuned to watch the latest ABS-CBN, as well as GMA Network Tv, Shows in HD on the daily basis. ABS-CBN Dragon Lady Replay May 8, 2019, Today's Special Episode here on Pinoy Tv Replay. Stay connected with us to watch all Dragon Lady Episodes here on Pinoy Tv Shows in HD Quality. ABS-CBN Dragon Lady 1 May 2019 Today episode Replay on Pinoy Tv Channel Network
Dragon Lady May 8 2019 Full Episode
Keep watching Daily Dragon Lady Episodes online with us. Dragon Lady 8 May 2019 Pinoy Tv Replay. Dragon Lady May 8 2019 latest Episode.
You can watch your most famous and popular ABS-CBN and GMA Network Tv Shows on our Pinoy TV replays channel. Watch and Share Pinoy Tambayan Teleserye Replay Online in HD Video Quality.


text:
The Preacher's Character
The Apostle Paul demonstrated how we can love God and others in our speech. He used words that could sting and rebuke as well as heal and comfort. His ministry was one of words—speaking God's very own Word. His …Read More
The Great Exchange
"In the cross of Christ, as in a splendid theater, the incomparable goodness of God is set before the whole world. The glory of God shines, indeed, in all creatures on high and below, but never more brightly than in …Read More
Not One Iota
While on earth, our Lord confirmed that He and the Father are one (John 10:30). On the other hand, He asked, "Why do you call me good, no one but my Father is good?" (Mark 10:18). Putting …Read More
Rick Gamble
Dr. Rick Gamble is professor of systematic theology at Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary and is senior pastor of College Hill Reformed Presbyterian Church in Beaver Falls, Penn. He has also authored numerous articles on the life and thought of John Calvin.