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The 2017 FIBA AfroBasket runner-up, D'Tigers amassed 292.8 points to retain their status as the best team in Africa.
Angola moved up one spot from third to second in Africa and one as well in the world ranking from 37 to 36 recording 266.0 points after winning all three of their games in the African Qualifiers – on home soil in Luanda – to also punch their ticket to China 2019.
Senegal occupies the third position in Africa with 261.2 points to finish 39th in the world ranking.
Tunisia and Egypt maintained the fourth and fifth place to be ranked 51st and 52nd respectively in the world ranking.
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Past Exhibitions and Events from Art Unpacked.
- Access Unpacked Seminar
Presented by Chrysalis Arts Development & Outside In
Artists' talks and discussions on access and barriers.
Friday 20 September
Whitby Museum
Pannett Park
Whitby YO21 1RE
Join us at Whitby Museum to hear from the artists currently exhibiting in our Hard Wired Workshop: Free Family-Friendly Animation
Join North Yorkshire based artist Anna Whitehouse at Selby Library and make a plate!
- Crafting Change Workshop: Free Family-Friendly Ceramics
Join North Yorkshire based artist Anna Whitehouse at Selby Library and make a plate!
- Tickets Available: Crafting Change Seminar
Crafting Change Seminar
A one-day event, exploring sustainability and craft.
Fri 3 May
Selby Abbey, Selby
£10.00 incl Lunch
Held in the historic Selby Abbey, this seminar will feature talks and a Q&A, as well as a lunch. You'll have the opportunity to meet other makers and creatives who are interested in sustainability and craft. Join ...
- Crafting Change: New approaches to sustainable making
Crafting Change explores how a diverse group of contemporary makers explore issues and definitions of sustainability as they develop their practice into the 21st Century.
Making usually means generating more 'stuff' and using resources and energy. The textiles, metal and precious stone industries are some of the most polluting in the world and workers are often ...
- Free, family friendly activities at Selby Library this summer
Free, family friendly drawing activities at Selby Library this summer
As Truth and Fantasy moves to Selby Library this August, join us for some fantastic drawing activities with exhibition artists Penny Davenport and Simon Woolham.
Our first official day is Saturday 4th August but you can come ...
- Penny Davenport at North Bridlington Library
We had a fantastic time last month when Penny Davenport, whose work features in Truth and Fantasy, came from her home in Liverpool to Bridlington to encourage people to draw. In fact, the feedback was so ...
- Bubble Machine!
On Sunday 25th March celebrate the end of our Marvellous Mechanicals tour with an extra day of opening at Platform Gallery, Clitheroe and make a kinetic Bubble Machine with Martin Smith!
Clitheroe is holding its ArtWalk event on Sunday 25 March and Platform Gallery is taking part, open 11-4. We're delighted that Marvellous Mechanicals artist ...
- New exhibition Truth and Fantasy- workshops coming soon at Craven Museum & Gallery!
- Marvellous Mechanicals at Catterick Library
Come and visit Marvellous Mechanicals at Catterick Library.
From Saturday 30th September to Saturday 16th December, you can see art that moves, sometimes when you're not expecting it!

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ORGANIZED BY Cabinet Gallery, the exhibition at the Airbnb'd Fitzpatrick-Leland House (a 1936 Schindler building) in Lauren Canyon perhaps was the closest you could get to a John Knight retrospective (February 2, 2014 to February 5, 2014). A take on the Los Angeles–based artist's oeuvre was presented through a collection of his signature 8 x 10′′ exhibition catalogues, postcards, posters, photographs, a few editions and studies, and other ephemera, all part of the expanded site(s) of the works that locate them in the greater socioeconomic network of contemporary art. As the city is dealing with the curse—or blessing—of bigness, this exhibition, while modest in its presentation and duration, remained true to Knight's conceptual practice and his interest in architecture as a discursive site.
In situ in the middle of Lydia Glenn-Murray's living room was Wrinkle Decker's Lazy Boy, 2014, a giant cardboard and clay sculpture of a mustached dude sitting on a rock, his hands locked around his knees; he looks bored or sad, if not both. An instant Instagram hit, the piece was part of "Push It @ Chin's Push," (September 5, 2014 to September 27, 2014) a storefront attached to the owner's residence in the "up-and-coming" neighborhood of Highland Park. What started off as a pretty standard gallery show in the storefront transitioned to the living room as you went up the stairs and entered the house through the kitchen where people were taking selfies A Subtlety–style. In a town where there are as many project spaces as taco stands, people's apartments, closets, garages, studios, and front yards turn public, or rather semipublic, every now and then (the list of spaces that opened only this year will probably exhaust the word limit of this piece). Lazy Boy was a semipublic sculpture for a semiprivate space raising questions about how we perform in these undefined spaces, where some are welcome and others are not.
While on the topic of these halfway spaces, this summer, 356 S. Mission Road's basement hosted Dopp's—an open bar collaboration initiated by Michael Dopp, Calvin Marcus, and Isaac Resnikoff—after the original one in the back of Marcus's studio got in the way of production. Perhaps not as mysterious as Piero Golia's Chalet, it nonetheless had an air of privacy to it, casually invoking anxieties around in/exclusion and the navigation of these seemingly undefined spaces. Some call these pop-up art bars practices of community making, others networking schemes, alternative economies, or elite fraternities. But Tom Marioni's historical formulation of drinking beer with friends as the "highest form of art" was clearly the spirit of the season with other watering holes surfacing around town, such as Jorge Pardo's Mountain Bar reassembled at Tif Sigfrids gallery over the summer and, most recently, Paris de Noche bar at Night Gallery, not to mention Kunstverein's Bob's Your Uncle—a Los Angeles export a la Robert Wilhite.
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Contemporary music critics were divided in their opinions of Born to Die; some commended its distinctive production, while its repetitiveness and melodramatic tendencies were a recurring complaint. The record debuted at number two on the U.S. Billboard 200 with first-week sales of 77,000 copies; it was later certified platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) after moving one million units. Born to Die reached the peak position on eleven international record charts, and has sold 8.5 million copies worldwide as of May 2015.
"Low" is the debut single by American rapper Flo Rida, featured on his debut studio album Mail on Sunday and also featured on the soundtrack to the 2008 film Step Up 2: The Streets. The song features fellow American rapper T-Pain and was co-written with T-Pain. There is also a remix in which the hook is sung by Flo Rida rather than T-Pain. An official remix was made which features Pitbull and T-Pain. With its catchy, up-tempo and club-oriented Southern hip hop rhythms, the song peaked at the summit of the U.S. Billboard Hot 100.
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Even if the person has been in a country with Ebola, cabin crew won't know for certain what type of illness a sick traveler has. Therefore, cabin crew should follow routine infection control precautions for all travelers who become sick during flight, including managing travelers with respiratory illness to reduce the number of droplets released into the air. If in-flight cleaning is needed, cabin crew should follow routine airline procedures using personal protective equipment available in the Universal Precautions Kit.
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Eye donation in north India: Trends, awareness, influences and barriers
Manisha Acharya1, Javed Hussain Farooqui1, Abhishek Dave1, Deepali Chaku2, KK Ganguly3, Animesh Das2, Umang Mathur1
1 Cornea, Cataract and Refractive Surgery, Dr. Shroff's Charity Eye Hospital, New Delhi, India2 Eye Bank Services, Dr. Shroff's Charity Eye Hospital, New Delhi, India3 Indian Institute of Medical Research, New Delhi, India
Correspondence Address:Dr. Manisha AcharyaDepartment of Cornea, Refractive Surgery and Ocular Surface Disorders, Eye Bank Dr. Shroff's Charity Eye Hospital, 5027, Kedarnath Marg, Daryaganj, New Delhi - 110 002 IndiaSource of Support: None, Conflict of Interest: NoneCheckDOI: 10.4103/ijo.IJO_2151_18
Source of Support: None, Conflict of Interest: None
DOI: 10.4103/ijo.IJO_2151_18
Purpose: To understand trends, awareness, influences and barriers to eye donation in Indian society. Methods: This cross sectional study was conducted in Delhi from March 2017 to February 2018. About 10 hospitals collaborated with the Eye Bank under Human Cornea Retrieval Program (HCRP). Eye Bank recruited Eye Donation Counselors (EDCs) to approach family members of the deceased. A pretested questionnaire was used for this study. Irrespective of whether the next of kin of the deceased consented for eye donation or not, the option of participating in the survey was given. Results: Out of 473 potential donors identified, 407 (86%) next of kin consented to participate in the study. Of these, 388 (95.3%) were males and 19 (4.7%) were females. About 168 (41%) consented for eye donation and were assigned to donor group, while 239 (59%) participants refused eye donation and were assigned to non-donor group. Majority of the participants were siblings 170 (41.8%) of the deceased and the mean age of the deceased was 42.71 ± 17.56 years. The foremost concern before decision-making was transparency in how the cornea would be used (32.25%). The concern with regards to whether the body would remain intact after eye donation significantly decreased the probability of consent for eye donation. Conclusion: The study highlights that barriers to eye donation in India are not cultural or religious but more due to misinformation and proper utilization of the donated tissue. This study also emphasizes the pivotal role of EDC's in facilitating the eye donation movement.
Keywords: Awareness, barriers, corneal blindness, eye bank, eye donation, eye donation counselors, hospital cornea retrieval programme


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Fireworks parties attended in RL: 0 (bad); Fireworks parties attended in SL : 1 (good); Unexpected encounters in bicycle and balloon section: 1 (good); No. of assignments not marked while doing all this: 3 (v. bad)
Tonight is Guy Fawkes, the night when brits celebrate said person not blowing up Houses of Parliament some considerable time ago. IN RL is damp and cold, so was probably good move to go to SL fireworks party instead. This was in the new Teeside Uni island, opening today.
Must say that fireworks were first rate. Didn't have some of the spookily impressive big wheels of one attended last year on Info Island, but v.v. pretty (see pics) and less scarey. Also had quick fly round island including exhibition which displays Bayeaux Tapestry round 3 walls of special hut - well done, and you could see the tapestry quite clearly.
Was multitasking again in that had got email from student at another Uni asking if could advertise survey on the Infolit Group. Said yes, but some to-ing and fro-ing in IM about ways it might be improved.
After bonfire went back to island to look at new building again (which realise haven't blogged properly yet). Tomorrow is inaugural event and am having it on a wooden terrace at the back, which juts into sea. Have already put out a couple of rubber rings, but suddenly remembered Swan Boat. Rezzed it, and then steered self gently round island. Had forgotton how pleasant it was. Decided that this joy should be shared and did search for swan boats in hope that would find one that others could use to punt gently round.
After some fruitless searching ended up going back to place where had bought balloon ride. They had indeed added some water rides (for you to programme round your sim) but nearest to swan was a gondola ride (with cuddles, not sure about that). Suddenly noticed that Graham was in Chat Range. He was looking for a greeter bot.
Had a good chat about students and what we'd been doing.
Wednesday, 5 November 2008
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Our sister site IncGamers.com reports that Blizzard just has confirmed that BlizzCon gaming convention, Blizzards own showcasing event, will be held at the Anaheim Convention Centre, Anaheim, California between 21 and 22 August this year.
The BlizzCon event famously sold out almost immediately last year when tickets went on sale, and to respond to the growing popularity, the event will have one more convention hall to host it's guests. We will of course be there in Los Angeles to convey the glam, and possibly new MMO announcement (go SC MMO!) this summer! This is the press release:


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A sustained move above 2310 is needed to confirm the resumption of the S&P 500's bull market, says Ron Meisels of Phases & Cycles.
Meisels says the S&P is very near the top of its trend channel but internal momentum is weak. As such, he expects a pullback towards the middle of the channel at around the 2225 level. However, Meisels thinks there is good short-term support between 2230 to 2285, the rising 50-day moving average at just under 2250, and from the 200-day moving average at around 2160 (see Chart).
After the pullback, Meisels thinks the S&P will then be better positioned for an assault on the 2,310 level and a move higher. He sees "no sign that a bull market-ending top is developing".
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Bryan Lee, MD, is a neurosurgeon in the Department of Neurosurgery at Barrow Neurological Institute.
Dr. Lee specializes in minimally invasive spine surgery and complex spinal deformity correction. He treats spinal deformities, spinal degenerative diseases, cranial and spinal trauma, and spinal tumors. He is a member of the American Association of Neurological Surgeons, AOSpine North America, the Congress of Neurological Surgeons, and the North American Spine Society.
Dr. Lee earned his medical degree from the Loma Linda University School of Medicine in California. He completed his residency in neurosurgery and a fellowship in spine surgery at Cleveland Clinic.
Dr. Lee's research interests include comparative analyses of clinical outcome data to optimize health-related quality of life in patients and clinical and biomechanical studies of the latest technology to treat complex spinal diseases.
To request an appointment with Dr. Lee, please call (623) 562-5050.
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- Residency, Cleveland Clinic, Neurosurgery, 2012-2019
- Fellowship, Cleveland Clinic, Spine Surgery, 2016-2017
- MD, Loma Linda University, School of Medicine, 2012
- BA, University of Pennsylvania, Biology, 2006
- AANS/CNS Joint Section on Disorders of the Spine and Peripheral Nerves
- American Association of Neurological Surgeons
- AOSpine North America
- Congress of Neurological Surgeons
- North American Spine Society
- Excellence in Teaching Award, Cleveland Clinic, Education Institute, 2018
- Program Director Award, Cleveland Clinic, Department of Neurosurgery, Neurosurgery Residency Program, 2018
- Neurosurgery Resident Award, Neurological Institute Research Day (2018)
- Outstanding Achievement Academic Award, Cleveland Clinic, Department of Neurosurgery, Neurosurgery Residency Program, 2017
- Excellence in Teaching Award, Cleveland Clinic, Education Institute, 2017
- Honors in Clerkships and Basic Science Subjects, Loma Linda University, School of Medicine, 2008-2012
- McPherson Society Summer Research Award, Loma Linda University, School of Medicine, 2009
- Cum Laude with Distinction in Biology, University of Pennsylvania, 2006
- Shao J, Lee BS, Pelle D, Nair D, Savage J, Tanenbaum JE, Mroz TE, Steinmetz MP. Intraoperative Multimodal Monitoring in Pedicle Subtraction Osteotomies of the Lumbar Spine: a Narrative Literature Review. Clin Spine Surg. 2019;32(4):137-142.
- Whiting BB, Lee BS, Mahadev V, Borhei-Razavi H, Ahuja S, Jia X, Mohammadi AM, Barnett GH, Angelov L, Rajan S, Avitsian R, Vogelbaum MA. Combined Use of Minimal Access Craniotomy, Intraoperative Magnetic Resonance Imaging, and Awake Functional Mapping for the Resection of Gliomas in 61 Patients. J Neurosurg Spine. 2019.
- Lee BS, Nault R, Grabowski M, Whiting B, Poturalski M, Tanenbaum J, Knusel K, Emch T, Mroz TE, Steinmetz MP. Utility of Repeat Magnetic Resonance Imaging in Surgical Patients with Lumbar Stenosis without Disc Herniation. Spine J. 2019;19(2):191-198.
- Lee BS, Walsh KM, Lubelski D, Knusel K, Steinmetz MP, Mroz TE, Schlenk R, Kalfas I, Benzel EC. The Effect of C2-3 Disc Angle on Postoperative Adverse Events in Cervical Spondylotic Myelopathy. J Neurosurg Spine. 2018;30(1):38-45.
- Lee BS, Walsh KM, Healy AT, Colbrunn R, Butler RS, Goodwin RC, Steinmetz MP, Mroz TE. Biomechanics of L5/S1 in Long Thoracolumbosacral Constructs. A Cadaveric Study. Global Spine J. 2018;8(6):607-614.
- Lee BS, Achey R, Yeaney GA, Aly Z, Bosler DS, Ontaneda D, Morren J, Benzel EC. Stem Cell Injection-Induced Glioneuronal Lesion of the Cauda Equina. Neurology. 2018;90(13):613-615.
- Lee BS, Jones J, Lang M, Achey R, Dai L, Lobel DA, Machado AG, Nagel SJ, Bethoux F. Early Outcomes after Intrathecal Baclofen Therapy in Ambulatory Patients with Multiple Sclerosis. J Neurosurg. 2018;129(4):1056-1062.
- Kitab S, Lee BS, Benzel EC. Redefining Lumbar Spinal Stenosis as a Developmental Syndrome: An MRI-based Multivariate Analysis of Findings in 709 Patients Throughout the 16-to 82-Year Age Spectrum. J Neurosurg Spine. 2018;29(6):654-660.
- Mehdi SK, Alentado VJ, Lee BS, Benzel EC, Mroz TE, Steinmetz MP. Comparison of Clinical Outcomes in Decompression and Fusion versus Decompression Only in Patients with Ossification of the Posterior Longitudinal Ligament: a Meta-Analysis. Neurosurg Focus. 2016;40(6):E9.
- Healy AT, Lee BS, Walsh KM, Bain MD, Krishnaney AA. Bow Hunter's Syndrome Secondary to Bilateral Dynamic Vertebral Artery Compression. J Clin Neurosci. 2015;22(1):209-12.


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Patricia Ann Ferrell, 84, of Gonzales, passed away Saturday, Oct. 6, 2018. She was born Nov. 23, 1933 in Nopal, Texas, the daughter of William and Ora Bea Otton Knandel. She graduated from Yorktown High School Class of 1951. She attended Texas State Teachers College in San Marcos. She married Henry Ford "Bubba" Ferrell on April 11, 1953 in Nopal.
She worked and retired after many years with the State of Texas Department of Health and Human Services. She was a faithful member of the Presbyterian Church in Gonzales. She loved to travel and always looked forward to the trips with the XYZ Club.
She is survived by her sisters-in-law, Minerva Peeler of Gonzales and Lena Mae Adams of Victoria; nieces and nephews, Billie Harbordt, Glenda Fairchild, Lewis Knippa Jr., Linda Holmes, Dennis Knippa, Sandy Henrichs, Ronnie Logan, Jimmy Ferrell, Tony Ferrell, Stephen Ferrell, Susan Hultman, Charles Ferrell Jr., Glenda Thibadeaux, Billy Ray Peeler, Amy Peeler, Larry Rutledge, Connie Jo Adams, Randy Adams and Tommy Jay Adams. She was preceded in death by her parents, husband, and brother William Knandel Jr.
Visitation will be held from 6 - 8 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 10 at Seydler-Hill Funeral Home. Funeral services will be 11 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 11 at the funeral home with Reverend Carl McCauley officiating. Interment will follow at the Gonzales Memorial Park Cemetery. Pallbearers include Lewis Knippa Jr., Jimmy Ferrell, Ronnie Logan, Tony Ferrell, Larry Rutledge, Stephen Ferrell and Dennis Knippa.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to The American Cancer Society, The American Heart Association or donor's choice of charities.
Arrangements are under the care and direction of Seydler-Hill Funeral Home. Friends may sign the guestbook at seydlerhillfuneralhome.com.


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This Blowfly has a bright orange yellow head and brilliant metallic blue body with black cross bands on abdomen. It looks similar to the Snail Parasite Blowfly but does not have the large white spots. Not sure if it a different species of just a colour variation?
Most species of blowflies lay their eggs on carrion or dung, but some species lay their eggs on living animals.


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ArrowPilates is an adult gymnasium for Pilates enthusiasts based in beautiful Arrowtown, New Zealand. Founded by passionate Pilates professional Marco Dingemans, ArrowPilates provides a space for the community to learn and practise authentic Pilates.
The studio is deliberately small to accommodate only private and duet sessions. Just like Joseph Pilates' studio in New York the space focuses on the work.
We are the only studio in Otago/Southland that teaches Classical Pilates as founded by Joseph Pilates nearly a century ago, with no dilution or compromise. This sets us apart from any other studio in Queenstown Lakes District and it is something we are very proud of.
The equipment we use is truely authentic and made according to the original designs and measurements by Joseph Pilates. Classical equipment is designed to encourage your body to achieve its best at all time. The apparatus are not meant to make things easier but give you constant feedback to use your powerhouse and concentration. Think of the equipment as a companion, certainly not a machine implying it does the work for you.
ArrowPilates is proud to be using classical equipment from Gratz (US), Pilates Designs (US) and Pilates Scandinavia (Sweden). And trust us, you will feel the difference when you try this apparatus compared to non-classical Pilates equipment.


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Marketing in social media by the use of influencers has increased significantly in recent years, both internationally and in Sweden. In Sweden there has however, been some uncertainty about how the rules of marketing should apply in this new social media era.
Recently, the Swedish Patent and Market Court (PMD) passed a judgment in the case between the Consumer Ombudsman and Alexandra Media Sweden AB (Alexandra Media), with the well-known Swedish influencer Alexandra "Kissie" Nilsson as its representative and Tourn Media AB (Tourn Media) that provides a platform for influencer marketing. The judgment addresses the question of how marketing on blogs and Instagram should be addressed. How clearly must it be stated that content posted on social media contains marketing and what responsibility does an influencer and an advertising network have respectively?
The case involved two blog posts and one Instagram post that concerned a commercial collaboration between Alexandra Media and Mobilåtervinning i Sverige AB with a promotion for "Mobilpengar.se" and featured promotional markings such as "in cooperation with" and "#collaboration" and links to Mobilpengar.se. The first blog post consisted of a headline, six lines of text and three photos, with the same font and layout as other posts on the blog, as well as a statement that the post is "in collaboration with" placed at the end of the post. The other blog post, which had been updated after contact with the Swedish Consumer Agency, included the addition of "sponsored post" marked with a pink-colored list below the heading that ran across the screen and an explanation under the last photo image that "The post is a collaboration with Mobilpengar.se". The Instagram post consisted of a photo and six lines of text that ended with "#collaboration".
According to the PMD, the attention of the average consumer in this case is higher than for consumers in general when it comes to understanding whether posts in social media constitute marketing or not. However, with regard to the first blog post and the Instagram post, the Court considered that the promotional mark had neither been given a clear design nor placed in a prominent position. Thus, it did not appear with sufficient clarity, i.e. already at a volatile contact, that the posts were advertisements. However, as regards the second blog post, the Court considered that it was sufficiently clear, even at a volatile contact, that it was an advertisement and who the advertiser was.
The Court also found that Mobilåtervinning was the trader whose marketing was found to be unfair and, consequently, responsible for the marketing material. Alexandra Media was considered to be responsible for complicity in the unfair marketing while Tourn Media, which to a certain extent contributed to the marketing but had no control over the final design or publication of the posts, was not held responsible for complicity in the marketing.
The content of this article is intended to provide a general guide to the subject matter. Specialist advice should be sought about your specific circumstances.


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There's a number of tasty Allianz Football League clashes taking place this afternoon.
Among them is the meeting of Connacht rivals Galway and Mayo, while Kildare host Tyrone. Monaghan v Tyrone has been postponed.
In Division Two, Clare take on Tipperary, Cork host Louth and Roscommon face Down. Cavan v Meath has fallen to the weather and has been postponed for the second time this weekend.
There's three matches in Divison Three as Armagh face Longford, Derry take on Offaly and Wexford host Westmeath. Sligo and Fermanagh has also been lost due to the weather.
Division Four sees two fixtures - London v Limerick and Antrim v Wicklow.
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Full-time scores from Division 4
Full-time scores from Divison 3
Full-time scores from Division 2
Full-time: Kildare 0-18 Tyrone 1-16
A late Mattie Donnelly point gives Tyrone the win in Kildare.
A great win for the Red Hands.
Full-time: Galway 1-13 Mayo 0-11
It's all over and Galway have beaten Mayo.
A great win for the Tribesmen, but no doubt the numerous brawls towards the end of the game will be one of the main talking points.
All level in Kildare
A Kevin Feely free draws Kildare and Tyrone level.
Point for Mayo
Eoin O'Donoghue points for Mayo but it's too little, too late.
Galway lead by seven
Eamon Branigan adds another score for Galway and they now lead by seven and that is surely game over.
We're inside the 77th minute.
Two reds for Mayo
Mayo's Cillian O'Connor has been shown a red card.
And now more pushing and shoving has kicked off.
And Diarmuid O'Connor has also been sent off for a horrendous challenge on Eoghan Kerin.
Mayo down to 13.
Tyrone lead
McShane puts Tyrone in front.
Eight minutes added on
The referee adds on eight minutes in Galway v Mayo.
Red card for Galway
Paul Conroy has been sent off after picking up his second yellow in a matter of minutes.
71 minutes have been played, but a good few will probably be added on after all that brawling.
Another brawl
More pushing and shoving taking place now
Cards aplenty
It looks like the referee has booked three Galway players and a Mayo man.
Galway - Paul Conroy, Patrick Sweeney, Sean Andy O'Ceallaigh.
Mayo - Aidan O'Shea.
Brawl breaks out in Galway
A number of players from both sides have just been involved in a brawl.
It will be interesting to see what the referee does here.
Aiden O'Shea was dragged away on the ground by one of his teammates.
Branigan point
Eamon Branigan restores Galway's six-point lead with a score.
Galway lead by five
Cillian O'Connor blasts over a free from close range for Mayo. He couldn't have missed that.
Still all level in Kildare
O'Donoghue puts Kildare in the lead, but Mattie Donnelly levels for Tyrone.
Galway 1-11 Mayo 0-08
Galway go six ahead with another point.
That score was met with a huge roar from the crowd.
Ten minutes to go.
Kildare 0-16 Tyrone 1-13
Feely from a short free draws the sides level.
Galway 1-10 Mayo 0-08
Barry McHugh with a good score for Galway to give them a five-point lead.
Kildare 0-15 Tyrone 1-13
Kevin Feely scores a free for Kildare, but McCurry responds for Tyrone.
Galway's lead down to three
A McHugh free cuts Galway's lead to three points.
Galway 1-08 Mayo 0-07
Conroy gets his second point of the game for Galway, who now lead by four.
Tyrone lead by one
Tyrone currently lead Galway by a single point.
Kevin Feely points from a free most recently.
Galway 1-06 Mayo 0-06
McHugh scores the first point of the second-half for Galway and they follow with another before Cillian O'Connor points for Mayo.
Kildare 0-12 Tyrone 1-10
A few scores at the start of this second-half in Kildare,
McNulty puts Tyrone into the lead.
Games on
We're back underway in Galway v Mayo and Kildare v Tyrone.
Level with Antrim and Wicklow
Antrim and Wicklow are level on 0-6 each at half-time.


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The Nelson-Atkins welcomes groups to explore its collections and special exhibitions! Tours are available for adult and college audiences of at least 6 people in a wide range of topics.
Groups of 12 or more must schedule a visit at least 3 weeks in advance. Tours of the collection are free. Tours of the collection are free and last approximately 75 minutes. Tours of the special exhibition require the purchase of special exhibition tickets. We regret the museum is not accepting custom tour requests at this time.
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African Art Collection
The African Art collection spans about 2,500 years and showcases historically significant works in a variety of materials that display the talent and extraordinary craftsmanship of Africa's artists, past and present. Explore a portion of the art and cultural heritage of the African continent through looking at sculptures, ceramics, textiles, headdresses and bodily ornaments from more than 30 of the continent's artistic cultures from western, central and southern Africa are represented.
Maximum Size: 60 participants
American Art Collection
The American collection includes paintings, sculpture and works on paper made in the United States from the 18th century through World War II. Installed with American Decorative Arts, the American galleries draw attention to the social, economic, political, and religious contexts across the United States through material culture. Learn and reflect on the many perspectives artists explore as they chronicle the United States' changing and evolving histories.
Maximum Size: 60 participants
Ancient Art Collection
The ancient art collection spans more than 4,000 years of the Near Eastern, Egyptian, Greek and Roman civilizations. As archaeologists have done for centuries, participants on this tour will search for visual clues that reveal the history and story of art objects from Antiquity. Discover artistic styles that connect these civilizations and discuss how the objects might reflect ancient people's customs and beliefs.
Maximum Size: 60 participants
Art Beyond Sight Tour
For persons who are blind or have Low Vision
Designed for persons who are blind or have low vision, this tour explores the museum and its art through tactile diagrams, verbal description, and activities like touching an artwork. Group size is limited to eight persons who are blind or have low vision. Sighted guides, family members, care-givers, and chaperones are not counted in this number. Tours are 90-minutes and available by request. If unable to request an Art Beyond Sight Tour using a screen reader or for more information, please call the Manager of Community and Access Programs at 816-751-0441.
Maximum Size: 8 participants who are blind or have low vision. If the group is larger than 8, it is suggested to request more than one tour.
Art in Bloom
A rose is a rose is a rose. Or is it? Whether conveying hidden meanings or as a visual to simply enjoy, flowers have long been a popular subject in art. Explore everlasting blooms and discover the variety of materials and ways in which flowers have been depicted and used in Western and Eastern art.
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Bloch Building Architecture
The Bloch Building has become emblematic of Kansas City's rising prominence in design and the fine arts. Since opening in 2007, the Bloch Building designed by architect, Steven Holl, has received national and international recognition. The New York Times called it "a work of haunting power." TIME Magazine proclaimed, "The effect against the nighttime sky is nothing short of magical." This tour considers how the surrounding environs informed the building's design and how the building's architecture now informs and influences the visitor experience within its art galleries.
Maximum Size: 90 participants
Chinese Art Collection
Discover China's artistic and cultural heritage by exploring the museum's Chinese collection, recognized as one of the finest in the West. Throughout the tour, participants look at and discuss a variety of art forms and cultural artifacts, including paintings, furniture, ceramics, sculpture, textiles, bronzes and jades. Learn the customs, beliefs, and traditions of Chinese civilization from a selection of objects representing most phases of China's artistic activity.
Maximum Size: 75 participants
Decorative Arts Collection
The museum's collection of American and European decorative arts ranges from medieval stained glass to 21st-century furniture. While art has a function of one kind or another, Decorative Arts objects are recognized for their utilitarian function. Whether fragile porcelain, glistening silver, or luminous glass, Decorative Arts convey fine craftsmanship, artistic design, and innovation. From drinking vessels to entire furnished rooms, the decorative arts are integral to daily life. This tour will look at decorative arts of various media and collections.
If you would like to see a particular artwork, please include this information in the Notes section of the online request form. We do our best to accommodate requests but cannot guarantee every request.
Maximum Size: 90 participants
European Art Collection
Explore key paintings, drawings, decorative arts, and sculpture in the museum's collection of European art and consider how these objects reflect the time in which they were created. Participants may look at objects from the medieval period to the late 19th century, including Old Masters, Italian and French Baroque paintings through to a selection of 19th-century Impressionism and Post-Impressionism works.
If you would like to see a particular artwork, please include this information in the Notes section of the online request form. We do our best to accommodate requests but cannot guarantee every request.
Maximum Size: 90 participants
Highlights of the Collection
What makes an art object a masterpiece? Share your thoughts as you explore the museum's "highlights" and learn why some experts describe specific objects in the Nelson-Atkins collection as masterpieces. This tour includes artworks in the original 1933 Nelson-Atkins Building and the 2007 Bloch Building addition.
If you would like to see a particular artwork, please include this information in the Notes section of the online request form. We do our best to accommodate requests but cannot guarantee every request.
Maximum Size: 90 participants
Love in Art
Discover stories of love, passion, and romance as depicted in artwork across time and cultures. From the sweet to the spicy, from larger than life works to intimate viewing experiences, this tour explores ideas of love throughout the museum's collections.
Maximum Size: 75 participants
Medicine in Art
Explore original works of art throughout the museum's collections that connect to notions of health and disease. Learn about the medicinal practices and beliefs of world cultures. Within today's visual culture of laboratory tests and medical imaging, this discussion-based experience offers the opportunity to strengthen observation and communication skills and reflect on one's museum experience.
Maximum Size: 75 participants
Minds in Motion
For adults living with memory loss
The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, in partnership with the Heart of America Alzheimer's Association, provides engaging and interactive museum tours for those living with memory loss, their families, and their care partners. Come explore art in a safe, welcoming, and caring environment with specially trained docents sensitive to the interests and abilities of visitors.
For more information, please call the Manager, Education Volunteers at 816-751-1269. For the best experience, we highly recommend that facilities bringing a group request their desired date at least three weeks in advance.
Ratio of care partners or facility staff to individuals with memory loss: 1:2 Example: if there are 8 people living with memory loss, there should be at least 4 companions.
Modern & Contemporary Art Collection
The Nelson-Atkins has outstanding collections of modern art from the 1860s to mid-1900s and contemporary art from 1960 to the present. Modern artists re-imagined, reinterpreted, and rejected traditional aesthetic values, styles, and materials. Contemporary artists use diverse media to reflect on individuality, creativity, and respond to the changing world. From painting, sculpture, and decorative arts to performance, digital imaging, and video, artists examine and comment on the desires, fears, and experiences of their time.
If you would like to see a particular artwork of collection, please include this information in the Notes section of the online request form. We do our best to accommodate requests but cannot guarantee every request.
Maximum Size: 75 participants
Native American Collection
The Native American collection features art and cultural artifacts created in North America and dated from pre-European contact to the present. Deeply engaged with cultural traditions and the land, learn how Native American artists selected materials and techniques to convey meaning about customs and daily life on multiple levels. Observe Native American visual cultures by looking at art and cultural artifacts including pottery, basketry, quill and beadwork, textiles, paintings and sculpture. Discuss how objects represent both the individual and the group, as well as traditions and living cultures
Maximum Size: 75 participants
Photography Collection
Beginning in 1839, artists have used the constantly changing medium of photography to create and depict the world around us. This tour examines photographic imagery and considers how artists have creatively used photographic processes both past and present. This tour includes artworks in the context of the medium's history and a focused, thematic exhibition. Come tour often! The galleries change several times each year to protect the light-sensitive images and to display the deep holdings of the museum's Photography Collection.
If you would like to see a particular artwork, please include this information in the Notes section of the online request form. We do our best to accommodate requests but cannot guarantee every request.
Maximum Size: 45 participants
Real to Surreal: 19th & 20th Century Art
European art in the 19th-and 20th-centuries was influenced by momentous social, political, scientific, and technological changes that delivered Europe and the world into modernity. This conversation-based tour explores themes from Neoclassicism to Post-Impressionism, and situates the artists and their artwork within the context of its time. From industrialization and the invention of portable paint tubes to Freudian psychoanalysis and WWI, artists experimented and created new forms of art.
Maximum Size: 60 participants
Religious Art
Many religions have a long and rich heritage in the visual arts. Artistic imagery using religious inspiration and stylistic motifs can be found throughout the world and across time. Explore art objects from the museum's collections that communicate and depict the history, ideas, practices and figures of some of the world's major religions.
If you would like to explore a specific religion or see a particular artwork, please include this information in the Notes section of the online request form. We do our best to accommodate requests but cannot guarantee every request.
Maximum Size: 75 participants
Sculpture and Science in Summer
Every summer, the Nelson-Atkins and the Anita B. Gorman Discovery Center offer a FREE museum and nature center experience for groups of children, grades K-6. Teen Guides will lead groups on a learning adventure where children will discover the power of observation and how it applies to the both art and the environment. Bring your summer group to one site, have a picnic lunch, then head to the next location.
Sculpture Park Collection
The Donald J. Hall Sculpture Park is great for outdoor enthusiasts and those wanting to view art in a different kind of setting. As you explore the museum grounds, you will stop at several sculptures to consider the materials, techniques, subject matter and artistic styles of these outdoor objects.
In case of inclement weather, the tour will be inside the museum with comparable works of art.
Maximum Size: 90 participants
Self Guided: Clubs, Groups & Organizations
The Nelson-Atkins provides the opportunity for clubs, groups, and organizations to reserve their own custom tour within the museum. Whether it is an in-depth exploration of a single gallery or far-flung adventure through the whole history of art, the museum is happy to help enable your own treasure hunt.
Maximum Size: 75 Participants
Self-Guided: College and University
The Nelson-Atkins provides the opportunity for faculty and students from colleges and universities to reserve time and space for their own custom tour within the museum. Whether it is an in-depth exploration of a single artwork and gallery or far-flung adventure through the whole history of art, the museum is happy to help enable your museum experience.
Maximum Size: 75 Participants
Write Way to Art Tour
The written word has been used alongside visual arts for centuries. This tour offers a unique opportunity to explore personal and group communication and understanding by looking at and discussing original works of art. Docents guide participants through an in-depth looking experience in the museum's galleries and offer prompts for participants to express their responses. The looking and writing activities expand participants' ability to look at, respond to, and communicate what they see. No art or art history background is needed. This experience is highly recommended for teambuilding and language learners.
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Helping people with computers... one answer at a time.
You can group emails, in most email programs, by using the column headers. It may take two clicks to get it in the order you want.
I have Windows XP. How can I go into my inbox and get all the emails from a specific sender collated together so that I don't have to search the complete inbox to see them singly? Thanks!
In this excerpt from Answercast #96 I look at the way most email programs allow users to sort emails using the inbox headers.
Unfortunately, you haven't told me what email program you're using. So, I'm going to have to kind of make a general statement that applies to many, perhaps even most, email programs. I just don't know if it applies to whatever you're using.
What a lot of people don't realize is that when you're looking at the list of emails in an inbox the column headers (in other words, literally, the words at the top of the columns that say what that column is: from, to, date, subject, those kinds of things) - those words are actually clickable.
What happens when you click on them is that the inbox is then resorted based on whichever column it is you clicked on.
If it's sorted the wrong way (in other words, you wanted it A to Z but it came up Z to A) click on that column heading again and it will sort in the opposite direction.
To get exactly what you're looking for (in most email programs) you would simply click on the "from" header. In other words, the word "from" on top of the column that has all of the "from" email addresses - clicking will sort by that.
That way, you'll at least get all of the emails from that specific person grouped together. You may need to scroll down to it to find them - because of course it will be ordered alphabetically, one direction or the other, but they'll all be grouped together since they'll all be the same alphabetically.
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January 7, 2014
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Mr. Magic, featuring Gerald Albright is the single released from NOW.
"Expect to see this album on the top of the Smooth Jazz charts in 2014 "
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