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To be eligible to apply for an Art Money Credit, you will need to:
Art Money is not available at this time for companies, partnerships, trusts, corporations or institutions.
Art Money provides interest free credit from $1,000 to $50,000.
Art Money is a responsible lender so exactly how much you are able to borrow will depend on a number of factors that we assess including your income, credit history and your ability to repay the loan. The maximum amount anyone can borrow from Art Money at any one time is $50,000. This may be spread across more than one purchase.
Payment is spread over 10 monthly installments. Your first payment is the deposit paid directly to the gallery.
Your Art Money loan covers the remaining
balance of 9 equal payments over 9 months,
interest free. Your first loan repayment to
Art Money will be debited one month after purchase.
For example with an Art Money loan, an artwork that costs $5,000 is only $500 per month over 10 payments (the first payment is the deposit).
Applications are made online and only take a few minutes. You can apply for Art Money credit at any time so you are ready to go when you find a work you love. Or apply for an Art Money loan on the spot, at the gallery or Art Fair, when you find a work you'd like to purchase.
You can buy any artwork available for sale from participating art galleries. There are no restrictions on the kind of artwork you can purchase.
Art Money partners with galleries to make the credit interest free. Art Money receives a discount from the gallery in lieu of the interest charge that would otherwise be payable on the loan.
Art Money is offered in participating galleries in the U.S. and is currently offered in Australia and New Zealand. Visit the Find a Gallery page and sign up to the e-news for updates – new galleries are partnering with us daily.
Yes, you can use Art Money to buy multiple artworks as long as you do not exceed your approved credit limit.
You can apply to increase the loan amount at any time via your Art Money account dashboard. We will need to reassess your application. In most cases this only takes a few seconds.
If you would like to use Art Money but are unable to visit the gallery in person, you may need to be identified by Art Money prior to completing your purchase. Please contact Art Money or the gallery and we will facilitate the identification process.
Applications are made online and only take a few minutes. When you are ready to buy a specific artwork, you will need to visit the gallery in person and complete the transaction.
An application may be referred for a number of reasons, including being unable to identify you or verify your personal details. If your application is referred we will contact you with more information.
There are no setup charges or ongoing fees to use Art Money.
You can choose to repay your loan by ACH or wiring straight from your bank account, or with your credit card. Art Money accepts Visa, Mastercard and Amex.
Your first payment or deposit is made directly to
the gallery by any method.
For the remaining 9 payments, you can choose to repay your loan by direct debit straight from your bank account, or with your credit card through our recurring payment plan. Your first payment will be processed one month after your loan is activated. You will receive an email informing you before the payment is drawn.
Yes, once your loan has been approved and you pay your deposit you own the work. As part of the credit agreement Art Money may hold a Security Interest over the artwork until it has been fully paid off.
Yes, as long as the amount of the loan is no more than $50,000. For example an artwork that costs $55,000 could be paid for with a $10,000 deposit and an approved Art Money loan for the balance of $45,000 ($5,000 x 9 payments).
Your application may or may not affect your FICO®/credit score. For many people, one additional credit inquiry may not affect their credit score at all. For others, one additional inquiry would take less than 5 points off their credit score.
The information about inquiries that can be factored into your credit score includes:
• Number of recently opened accounts, and proportion of accounts that are recently opened, by type of account.
• Number of recent credit inquiries.
• Time since recent account opening(s), by type of account.
• Time since credit inquiry(ies).
• A credit score does not take into account any involuntary inquiries made by businesses with whom you did not apply for credit, inquiries from employers, or your own requests to see your credit report.
You can review your purchase details, check your outstanding balance and view upcoming payments at any time by logging into your Art Money account and navigating to 'Current Loans' on your user dashboard.
If you would like to change your payment method, please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com or on 888 886 8725.
If you would like to change the date of your monthly payments, please contact us at email@example.com or at 888 886 8725.
Yes, you can pay some or all of the outstanding balance of your account at any time and there is no penalty for doing so. To do this simply contact Art Money at email@example.com or call us at 888 886 8725.
Yes, you will need to keep the artwork insured as part of the Terms and Conditions of the purchase. Most household insurance policies will be adequate.
Yes, Art Money allows for purchases in different currencies. Your loan will be converted to your local currency calculated at the exchange rate at the time you accept the contract.
Yes, assuming the gallery is happy to include those additional services in the final sale price. As the gallery is making the sale to you, it is between you and the gallery as to how you arrive at the final price.
Please contact Art Money immediately to discuss your circumstances at email@example.com or at 888 886 8725.
Art Money has an obligation to identify its customers accurately under U.S. anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism finance laws, which is why galleries are required to take a copy of your photo ID.
Art Money has both internal and external arbitration procedures that are intended to deal with any customer complaints.
If you are a buyer and have a complaint then you should first contact us at 888 886 8725 or email@example.com
If we are unable to resolve your complaint, Arbitration procedures may be commenced under the Federal Arbitration Act. These processes are detailed in the credit contract that is made available in the loan offer.
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Welcome to the Jeffersonland Chorus's web site
We're glad you're here. We are a men's a cappella Barbershop Chorus and associated Quartets based in Charlottesville Virginia. Please browse this site to find out more about us. We perform regularly both as a public service and for your event and we are always interested in recruiting new members.
Click on the Join Us link to find out more information about where we meet.
Click on Events/Shows to see us perform.
Click on the Hire Us link to have us sing for your special event in the Charlottesville area.
Recent Events
July 2018
TomSox National Anthem - JLC had the honor of singing our national anthem on Friday July 13 as the Charlottesville Tom Sox took on the Staunton Braves. We also were featured in "Baseball movie trivia". We scored 4 out of 5 missing a question about "Field of Dreams." The consolation prize for Dan, George and Tom was a pack of old baseball cards.
May 2018
50 years! That's what it said on the new BHS membership card of our founder, Ken Wallenborn. We didn't just give it to him; we handed it to him on a silver platter!
February 2018
- We welcome Alexa Beal as our new director. See our Members Page for more details about Alexa.
- The singing lesson program has swelled our ranks. 28 men attended our most recent rehearsal. It is great to have so many voices in the group.
- Valentine's Day - Our two quartets - Lark and Barbers of Cville sang in dozens of places across Albemarle County. Thanks to all and we look forward to next year!
December 2017 Singing lessons program
Thanks to all who participated (both as students and teachers) for our first singing lessons program. More than 20 men participated and received certificates. The JLC was humbled by the response from out community.
12/1/17 Charlottesville Grand Illumination
JLC was honored to participate in this year's Grand Illumination festivities. We start around 10 min and 20 sec into the performance.
7/8/17 TomSox National Anthem
The Jeffersonland Chorus inspired the fans by singing our National Anthem before the league-leading Charlottesville Tom Sox beat second-place Waynesboro on July 8th.
After singing the anthem, we spent quality time with team mascot Merriweather Lew the prairie dog, and guest mascot and local favorite Cosmo the Sheepdog.
See us on the TomSox web site
5/24/17 JLC Performed at the UVA Community Credit Union Meeting
5/12/17 MoM's Day E-serenades
With great fanfare, Lark and the JLC hosted our first annual personalized E-serenade using an original jingle. Recipients called it the best Mom's day gift ever!.
2/14/17 Singing Valentines
We just finished our Singing Valentine program. To those who participated, we hope your enjoyed the experience. We have a busy year planned. We are looking forward to Mother's Day. We're also headed to Harmony College East to sing and to learn.
The Busy Holiday Season
The Chorus is in demand around the holidays. We're providing festive holiday songs in the a Cappella Barbershop style. Look on the Events/Shows page to find out where we'll be.
Here we were at the City of Charlottesville Grand Illumination along with other acts like the Virginia Consort and the UVA Virginia Gentlemen.
It was a great event with an enthusiastic audience. Thanks to the City and the sponsors for making it possible!
Harmony for All Ages a Hit!
Nov 17, 2016 was a return for the Chorus to the big stage. The program was filled with old classics like Down By the Old Mill Stream and featured more modern tunes like Do You Know What it Means to Miss New Orleans and even original compositions by the Chorus members. Attendance was strong and the feedback about the show was heartening. We'd like to thank the UVA Women in Medicine and Science, St. Anne's Bellfield School, our Supporters and our families for making it all possible.
Our Supporters
In the News
Generation Us: Participating in the arts benefits community — and spirits
The Jeffersonland Chorus is prominently mentioned in The Daily Progress about how the arts benefit communities and lift spirits. Sam Morgan, one of our members, is interviewed and discusses the meteoric rise of a cappella singing on college campuses, how we are reaching out to the community for both membership opportunities and performances and how the Chorus is modernizing and is therefore an opportunity for recent graduates to continue singing.
Jeffersonland Chorus singers find harmony in tuneful teamwork
Fred Waring inspired Dr. Ken Wallenborn to form the Jeffersonland Chorus in 1968. Read all about it in this great Daily Progress article.


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"The usual skinny that rock scribes impart in regard to this album is that when the Grape got back together to record it, "THE MAGIC WAS GONE." Well, 'taint true, folks. This may not be the absolute best of Moby Grape's albums, but it's got power and punch to burn. Bob Mosely shines bright and rocks out here with "Gypsy Wedding" and "Road To The Sun," while both Peter Lewis and Don Stevenson pull off some weird mystical stuff with "Horse out In The Rain" and "About Time." The band is in tight form pretty much all the way through; the one real letdown is Skip Spence's only tune, "Chinese Song," a formless sprawl that sounds like a more polished outtake from his solo album, OAR, except not as good. But anyone who liked the first Moby Grape album or MOBY GRAPE '69 shouldn't have any qualms about getting this album; it's no disgrace and it's just fine."
Good Ol' Grape Jam...Between My Toes
leeleedee | Lexington, KentuckyCincinnati | 10/27/2001
(4 out of 5 stars)
"It's a crime that the Moby Grape catalog isn't more readily available, in decent editions, in this country. I bought my copy of "20 Granite Creek" and it's one of those lousy San Francisco Sound reissues...no liner notes, shoddy graphics. As fellow seekers know, Columbia/Legacy put out the fine "Vintage" back in the early '90s; it contains all of the first LP, assorted singles, alternate takes/mixes. A great document, and out of print! Amazing. I suppose it has something to do with legal disputes over who owns the name? Anyway, it is truly reprehensible that the folks who own San Francisco Sounds records don't do a better job; I thought they were, like, all enlightened out there. "20 Granite Creek" is a good album, and I guess the essential Moby Grape collection would include the first four Columbia LPs (even "Truly Fine Citizen" has its moments--title track is actually one of their best songs ever), and this one. I love "Goin' Down to Texas," which clocks in around two minutes--also one of their best songs. Moby Grape was a major rock and roll group, one of the very best ever, and when you see what a great job Columbia has done with the Byrds, you have to wonder where the justice is in this world."
The 'comeback' LP for the Moby Grape....
AudioObscurica | United States | 09/18/2001
(5 out of 5 stars)
"When this LP appeared in 1971 it seemed as if the Grape had been gone for a while, when actually it was just a year and a half previous ("Truly Fine Citizen" - with Miller,Lews & Stevenson with sessionists). This underrated album was recorded in a band house put together by David Rubinson, producer of the first 3 LPs. The house, of course resided in Scotts Valley,CA. The band polished up for some great tunes like "Gypsy Wedding", "Baby I'm the Kind of Man You Can Trust","Horse in the Rain". Also "About Time" is a great Stevenson track. Sadly, Spence's only contribution (he doesn't sing and his guitar work is buried in the mix for most of the album) is "Chinese Song". Skip playing koto for nearly 6 minutes is a little hard to understand but if it was coming from a group like The Kaleidoscope it would fit in better, nonetheless it is a rather expiremental piece and shows what a versatile band they were. It is a great record, short lived reunion as the band parted in less than a couple of months. Of course, the album didn't sell (#177 in the US) and is out of print (on this Line label, there is a dreaded Matthew Katz reissue, don't buy it). Find an LP."


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40. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis – "Can't Hold Us (feat. Ray Dalton)"
Performed at his shows and on KEXP Live long before it dropped, this song was already one of Macklemore's fan favorites. One of his more upbeat songs that we don't see too often, the expressive voice of Ray Dalton is the perfect accompaniment to Mack's lyrics and the bright trumpets and piano. (Brittany W.)
39. Oneohtrix Point Never – "Sleep Dealer"
If you need an example of an incredible talent, look no further than Daniel Lopatin's project Oneohtrix Point Never. A true master of repurposing samples, "Sleep Dealer" takes little microseconds of 80s and 90s commercials and warps them into a rhythmic daydream. His 2011 album Replica can safely stand beside DJ Shadow's Endtroducing…. and The Avalanches' Since I Left You as a classic example of sampling genius. (Adam)
38. Craft Spells – "After the Moment"
I cannot even begin to explain all the winter days I spent cooped up in my old apartment dancing around in my underwear to this song. Bedroom pop at it's finest. (Andi)
37. Washed Out – "Eyes Be Closed"
At this point, there's really no telling how much longer chillwave is going to last, but "Eyes Be Closed" will surely be seen as the pinnacle of the genre. Ben Allen adds his flawless production to Ernest Green's familiar voice to create the unquestionable jam of the summer. (Adam)
The swirling of a crisp Spanish guitar juxtaposed next to Metric Long's subdued and echoing vocals is one of the most brilliant combinations of style this year. (Josh)
35. J-Live – "Great Expectations"
When RJD2 relinquishes some of his greatness on to a track you better believe that you're in for something special and this track speaks for itself. This beat immediately announces its present and it's hard to keep yourself from physically moving. "When it all Goes Down", J-Live throws it down with the harmonies as well as cutting down rappers whose egos implode due to short term success. (Kyle S.)
Christopher Barnes and Kristen Drymala create beautifully minimal piano/cello music. The vocal harmonies on "252" make it the most heartbreaking song on their debut album, Breakers. (Kelsie)
33. Sophie Milman – "Til There Was You"
A classic song that's been performed from Broadway to The Beatles, "Til There Was You" never seems to get old no matter how many times it's covered. Sophie Milman brings a gorgeous voice to the tune and the simple, effective accompaniment enhances it as well. (Tom)
This dream pop group out of Austin released one of the more underrated albums this year in Pleasure, and "Twisted Mirror" nails every aspect of what makes this band so great. The sticky bass and overblown guitar pair incredibly well, which makes it all the more impressive that the entire album was recorded live with no overdubs. (Adam)
31. World Under Blood – "A God Among the Waste"
Ant is a genius for producing simple samples that have so much complexity and such a distinct sound. Slug rips it as always and provides new personal point of view of lyricism on The Family Sign. Also, the music video for this track is quiet funny. And cute. (Bryce P.)
29. The Antlers – "I Don't Want Love"
The lead off track from their latest effort Burst Apart finds this trio in familiar territory after the acclaim of 2009's Hospice, but with a more perfected sound. "I Don't Want Love" is sung like a love song, but lyrically it tells the listener a different story. When Peter Silberman lets his vocals float above the subtle drum beat in the last 40 seconds of the track it's true musical bliss. (Brennan)
28. The Physics – "Chalk Up Tomorrow"
The only negative thing I've ever heard about this song is that it isn't long enough. The Physics always bring the soul to Seattle hip-hop and this song is no exception. With the smooth voices of singers Malice & Mario Sweet along with clever verses from MC Thig Nat, this is just one of the many great songs off of Love Is A Business. (Brittany W.)
Belong rip the heart out of Joy Division and My Bloody Valentine and send it through a blender on "A Walk". It's almost too lo-fi for it's own good, but listening at a high volume to each instrument get drowned out by each successive louder one is a mind-altering musical journey. (Adam)
26. Hunx and His Punx – "Lover's Lane"
Infamous garage rocker Seth Bogart ("Hunx") makes bubblegum pop inspired by girl groups of the 60s. On his 2011 album, Too Young To Be In Love, the highlighted track "Lovers Lane" featured background vocals courtesy of Shannon (Shannon & The Clams) and catchy lyrics. (Kelsie)
25. Sun Airway – "Symphony in White, No. 2"
The b-side of Sun Airway's 7'' single released this summer, this track just doesn't stop layering synth beats and echoing baselines atop a gorgeous verse and chorus. (Josh)
24. Panda Bear – "Last Night at the Jetty"
Compared to many other brands of chillwave artists, Noah Lennox can actually sing. And when his vocals are layered on top of each other in such a way, the outcome can be reminiscent of a street-corner choir. If the first minute and forty five seconds wasn't enough, wait till the "I know, I know, I know" accompanied by the swirling electronics shifting in the background. It will draw you into the track closer than ever. (Brennan)
If anyone can claim to have influenced music this most year, it's hip-hop producer Mike Volpe who records as Clams Casino. Volpe supplied numerous artists with his haunting beats in 2011, most notably A$AP Rocky, Main Attraktionz, and Lil B. His Rainforest EP features the raw beats with no rapping, blatantly showcasing just how meticulously crafted his tracks are. (Adam)
"How do you open up an album properly?" If you find yourself asking this question just turn to Hodgy Beats & Left Brain of Mellowhype. Part of the Odd Future crew, they've established themselves in the hip-hop community and reminded us all that there's always something we haven't heard yet. Once you listen to the first track you'll want to hear the rest of the album. Game over. (Kyle S.)
21. Purity Ring – "Lofticries"
Canadian duo Corin Roddick and Megan James are the future of pop music. With only three songs under their name they've already cemented their role as the next best thing. In "Lofticries", Roddick draws influences from his other band, Born Gold, to produce a beat-heavy pop song with substance. (Kelsie)


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Spacious apartment in a new building in Misbach
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- Bedrooms
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We offer you a 3-bedroom apartment in the first flour in a new building in the center of Miesbach.
The house was built in 2015 and designed for 8 apartments.
Apartments impress with their spaciousness and brightness thanks to large windows from floor to ceiling.
The apartment consists of an entrance hall, two bedrooms, a full bathroom with a dush, bath and window, guest toilet, a small storage room, a spacious living room with dining area and open-plan kitchen. From the lounge there is access to a spacious balcony.
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Single garage (19 000 euros) and a parking place (8,000 euros).
It will be granted a certificate of energy efficiency!
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Misbach is loacated in the region Oberland, right on the outskirts of the Bavarian Alps, 45 km south-east of Munich, 30 km west of Rosenheim and 22 km east of Bad Toelz in the valley of Schlierach.


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My parents's computer won't start properly most of the time, and when it does start, it won't stay on. When first plugged in, nothing will happen when I push the power button. When left plugged in for a few minutes, the lights will come on and it'll make a few sounds, but nothing else will happen. If left in for ten minutes or so, it will start normally and run fine for a couple of minutes before shutting off again, when it will either try to restart, or just stay off. The oddd thing is, it will occasionally start up and run just fine until the next time it needs to be shut off for any significant period of time. I know this seems like a hardware problem, but I don't even know which parts to suspect. Any ideas?
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Australian cricketer Bill Brown, a former Test captain and member of Don Bradman's legendary 1948 "Invincibles" died at the weekend aged 95, cricket officials said Tuesday.
Cricket Australia said Brown was the country's oldest Test player when he died in Brisbane on Sunday and the last Australian to play Test cricket in the pre-World War II era.
A right-handed opening batsman, Brown represented Australia in 22 Tests between 1934 and 1948, averaging 46.82 and posting a high score of 206 at Lord's in 1938.
He was named Wisden Cricket of the Year in 1939, before his career was interrupted the the war, in which he served as a Royal Australian Air Force flight lieutenant in New Guinea and northern Australia.
Brown captained Australia just once, in the first trans-Tasman Test against New Zealand in 1946, then in 1948 was a member of Bradman's "Invincibles" team which toured England undefeated.
Cricket Australia chairman Creagh O'Connor said Brown would always be honoured as a member of that extraordinary group, which has been described as the greatest cricket side to leave Australian shores.
"But those of us who had the good fortune to meet and know him in more recent years will also remember him with great affection as an impish wit and good-humoured servant of the game," he said.
Queensland Cricket chairman Damien Mullins said Brown had been "a direct link to a special era of the game".
He remained a keen student of the game in the modern era and was called upon to hand Adam Gilchrist and Michael Hussey their green Test caps on their debuts.
"For us he was the embodiment of everything great about the baggy green cap," former Test captain Steve Waugh said.
"He had everything -- strength, great ethics, character and wonderful stories from the past and yet still had great respect for the modern game."
Brown is survived by his wife Barbara and sons Peter, Geoffrey and Steve.
Cricketing 'Invincible' Bill Brown dies aged 95
Australian cricketer Bill Brown, a former Test captain and member of Don Bradman's legendary 1948 "Invincibles" died at the weekend aged 95, cricket officials said Tuesday.


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IngredientsRiped tomatoes - 3
Pepper powder - 1 tbsp
Salt to taste
Mint leaves to garnish
Slit baby corn to garnish
Milk cream - 1 tbsp
Wash and grind tomato to paste. Add 4 glasses of water, salt and pepper and bring to boil. Once the raw smell is gone , the soup is ready. Transfer to serving bowl and garnish with mint leaves, baby corn and cream.
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I am at my mom's, my kids are in the car waiting for me, and I have about five minutes to spare on this computer. I thought I'd read a couple of blogs. I had no idea I'd been gone so long. Seriously, like every single person on my sidebar has posted AT LEAST once during the last week, and I've missed all of it. There are about zero comments from me out there in blogland, and I feel totally out of the loop.
This stinks.
And it doesn't even take into account the posts I wanted to write this week - all of which have completely escaped my brain. My original plan was to get up here sometime over the weekend and write a couple of posts I could schedule for this week - but life kind of got in the way.
That said, I just want everyone to know how much I appreciate those of you still taking the time to read my blog (AND COMMENT!!) while I totally neglect you in return. I just have to say that my life is a bit stressed right now (week six of husband's unemployment) and every comment I got this last week really put a smile on my face. I'd been thinking about dropping my blog (since who knows when I'll be able to get another computer), but there is no doubt that being able to reach out and share things with all of you truly makes things better.
So really, this post isn't a post at all - it's just a big THANK YOU!! To all of you who care. Seriously. You may never know.
Monday, May 18, 2009
To Whom It May Concern:
I am at my mom's, my kids are in the car waiting for me, and I have about five minutes to spare on this computer. I thought I'd read a couple of blogs. I had no idea I'd been gone so long. Seriously, like every single person on my sidebar has posted AT LEAST once during the last week, and I've missed all of it. There are about zero comments from me out there in blogland, and I feel totally out of the loop.
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20 comments:
- Natalie said...
The image in my head of your kids waiting in the car brought a smile to my face.
- May 18, 2009 at 6:02 PM
- Shelley said...
Like I've mentioned before, I LOVE to read your blog. You are an inspiration to me. It sounds so...boring, but hang in there! It's the really great people that get the hardest tests, at least that's my story.
- May 18, 2009 at 8:50 PM
- LisAway said...
On our trip this past weekend I shared your rummage sale story with the family on the drive. It started a great discussion. Thanks for that!
Don't give up your blog! We have you on our readers, so we'll be here however randomly or rarely you post until you get your own computer. We need you!
- May 19, 2009 at 1:41 AM
- Machen family said...
Jen, LOVE your blog, and would be totally bummed if you decided not to continue. Take care of yourself and don't be stressed if you don't post as often, we'll be here!
- May 19, 2009 at 6:18 AM
- Barbaloot said...
I've missed seeing you on here more often, but I'm glad you're not giving up on blogging:)
I hope everything goes well for you and your family!
- May 19, 2009 at 7:23 AM
- scrapintina said...
Just hang on... we are in the job stress situation as well... Hugs, Tina
- May 19, 2009 at 8:03 AM
- Anonymous said...
Don't give up on your one thread of sanity and therapeutic release -- KEEP THE BLOG!
If there is anything we can do to help, just holler. I think I can come with something more useful than a costume to send you, like an emergency ration of chocolate chips or even potato pearls.
- May 19, 2009 at 8:06 AM
- Stephanie said...
Hey Jen, just letting you know that I do read your posts, but sometimes don't comment because I just don't. It's nice to read your blog though, I can always hear you telling the story. And for some reason I picture you telling me all about it as you are sitting in one of those chairs from our apt at Ricks. I know, weird.
- May 19, 2009 at 8:44 AM
- Nutty Hamster Chick said...
I agree, don't give up the blog. I so know what you mean about how much comments can save you. Totally been, probably still am on some level.
Hang in there. We are all cheering for you.
And isn't there still a missing ending to how you met and married your husband?
- May 19, 2009 at 8:46 AM
- H.K. said...
I hope life gets better for you and that your husband is able to get a job soon. My husband was also unemployed a few years ago, so i know how stressful it can be!
- May 19, 2009 at 4:09 PM
- Kristin said...
Why did you have to go and get all mushy? Let's get together soon so I can wipe my nose on your sleeve, ok? I miss you in real life lately too, you know.
- May 19, 2009 at 11:13 PM
- Alison Wonderland said...
Don't drop the blog. Just post or not as you can. We'll be here when you come back.
- May 20, 2009 at 2:33 AM
- Dominic said...
We're always here when you get around to us, so no worries. Everyone has an off day/week/month now and then.
- May 20, 2009 at 11:00 AM
- Kelly said...
Geez, hope you don't drop the blog, but if you do, you'd better blog me through my email because I know we always don't get a ton of time to talk on the phone, but I love email and reading your blog!
- May 20, 2009 at 1:05 PM
- Machen family said...
I found those Tchaivosky songs and emailed them to your yahoo email address.
- May 20, 2009 at 11:32 PM
- Machen family said...
Tchaivosky, tchaikovsky? it's past midnight here. Excuse my gaffe!
- May 20, 2009 at 11:33 PM
- annie valentine said...
I care. I keep getting almost to the end of your posts to comment, then get distracted right before I get the chance.
So you're welcome.
- May 21, 2009 at 6:56 PM
- jane said...
- May 21, 2009 at 7:42 PM
- jane said...
by the way, i came across a picture of our primary class, maybe circa 1982? you and I are the only two I know in the pic...I will share it with you one of these days, it made me smile.
- May 21, 2009 at 7:44 PM
- Melissa Bastow said...
So I don't read or comment on the "thanks for reading my blog, you guys are great" post.......yeah, I'm going to go hang a "BIG JERK" sign around my neck now.....
If it counts at all - I'm reading your blog right now. Does that count? Please?
- May 23, 2009 at 12:38 AM


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This rain garden is an example of green infrastructure in an institutional setting. The runoff from the maintenance building is directed to the rain garden where is infiltrated into the ground.
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- Site Address: Hooker Ave. Poughkeepsie, NY 12601
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- Land Use of Site: College Campus
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- Location on Site: North of first building on the right after entering the athletic complex from Hooker Avenue
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- Intent of Design: Treat parking lot runoff through infiltration and biological uptake.
- Stormwater Management Capacity: 152 Cubic Feet
- Year of Installation: 2007
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- Annual Operational and Maintenance: Weeding and replacement of any dead vegetation.
- Required Zoning Change or Special Permit: None
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Some Taylor County Detention Center employees will soon get a raise.
At Taylor Fiscal Court's regular meeting Tuesday, Nov. 10, Taylor County Jailer Rick Benningfield told magistrates that the detention center has now been open for a year.
When it first opened, he told the Court, he asked magistrates to consider giving some employees a raise when reaching the one-year mark. Benningfield asked that the employees who began working at $9 an hour, and have since received a raise to $9.27 an hour, now receive $10 an hour.
About 60 people gathered at the Taylor County War Memorial on Wednesday afternoon to pay tribute to local veterans.
Taylor County Judge/Executive Eddie Rogers said the new green space on which the ceremony took place was in honor of veterans.
"This is your park," he said.
Rogers remarked on the crowd gathered for the ceremony. He said the crowd was excellent but that it should be overflowing.
"All of us need to be reminded of the freedom we all share."
U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., discussed the health care issue, taxes and unemployment at a reception and book signing for him at Campbellsville University on Friday.
He autographed copies of the John David Dyche book titled "Republican Leader: Political Biography of Senator Mitch McConnell."
The longest serving U.S. Senator from Kentucky, McConnell said Campbellsville University has improved Taylor County, the area and the state. He praised Dr. Michael V. Carter, CU's president, for his leadership.
Today's newspaper features a full-color keepsake issue celebrating a decade of news in Taylor County. We plan to have nine more such issues, celebrating nine more decades of local news between now and August 2010.
That's when the Central Kentucky News-Journal will celebrate its 100th anniversary.
Over the past century, we have published thousands upon thousands of stories about news and events and people in Campbellsville and Taylor County. And, as with everything else over the years, the newspaper has changed.
The number of people asking for help from the food pantry, crisis relief center and homeless shelter is up, but officials say another number is a bit more important. According to officials, many are asking for that help who have never asked before.
According to Taylor County Ministerial Food Pantry volunteer Marietta Moyers, the number of families receiving free food last year was about 220 each month. This year, she says, that number has risen to about 300.
And a lot of those people, Moyers said, are those who are now unemployed.
Local residents will have another chance to provide their input on the proposed plans for the Heartland Parkway next week.
On Tuesday, Kentucky Transportation Cabinet officials will present the final conceptual alternatives for the Heartland Parkway. The meeting is from 6 to 8 p.m. in the Taylor County High School cafeteria. A meeting also took place in Columbia on Tuesday.
Campbellsville University's School of Theology will host its inaugural fall lectures in biblical and theological studies on Monday, Nov. 16 in the Badgett Academic Support Center's banquet hall.
The goal of this lecture series, according to Dr. Jarvis Williams, assistant professor of New Testament and Greek, is to expose students and faculty to world-class experts in the field of biblical and theological scholarship and to introduce students to cutting edge biblical and theological scholarship.
While the two candidates started the debate by stating their mutual friendship, clear differences emerged between the Democrat and Republican running for the vacated senate seat of Dan Kelly.
The hour-and-a-half debate between Jodie Haydon, D-Bardstown, and Jimmy Higdon, R-Lebanon, was hosted by PLG-TV 13 and featured questions from a panel of area newspaper representatives.
Despite being the No. 1 seed and the host squad, the Campbellsville High School Eagles are considered underdogs in their second-round play-off game vs. the Raceland Rams.
Despite identical records, the Courier-Journal's Litkhenhous ratings have Raceland as a six-point favorite while the Herald-Leader's Cantrall ratings have the Rams 7.5 points in front of the Eagles. Raceland was also rated ninth in Class A in the final Associated Press poll last week.
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Watpac is trialling the first Atlas Copco SmartROC T45 surface drill rigs in Australia.
The mining manager of Watpac Civil & Mining in Western Australia, Brendan Vaughn believes a comprehensive understanding and experience of the capabilities of certain plant and equipment, and certainly its real life-cycle cost potential,is crucial to the company's ability to carve a deeper niche for itself in the market.
Watpac has contracts with BC Iron, Ramelius Resources, Iluka Resources and Pluton Resources in Western Australia, with a focus on operating leaner and more sustainable mining and secondary processing operations.
With the exception of one or two smaller jobs, the mining business is focused on open pit mining projects with mid-range annual material movement rates.
"Our focus is on trying to be the best with certain pieces of equipment within our business model. We want to be the best in Australia at operating equipment in that 100-tonne to 200t size range, be it an excavator, a drill or a truck. And that means understanding the life-cycle cost of that equipment better than anyone else," he explained.
Vaughan says Watpac's expansion of its fleet of Atlas Copco F9C top-hammer 'SmartRig' blast-hole drills was based on the manufacturer's equipment, support (including its factory-direct model) and technology.
The companies has to be able to work together closely on application of the technology. Just because it works in the north of Sweden doesn't mean it can be started up at Mt Magnet in the middle of Western Australia, in the middle of summer, without the full attention of relevant technicians and experts.
"I think my job as a responsible engineer and an officer of Watpac is to make sure we have a strategy that is fully supported from the manufacturer through to what we're doing for our clients, across multiple commodities, remote sites, nationally," Vaughan stated.
"That's an undertaking that requires us to be committed [and] to look for like-minded suppliers of equipment. We want to be innovative and we want to work with people who are innovative; that's important to us. It'snot innovation just for the sake of innovation, it's innovation that works. The smart drill has been an incredible piece of technology to put out there to our clients."
Now the 'smart' technology in the SmartRig exists in a new machine Vaughan thinks could be the best drill rig in its class.
Watpac has been putting the only SmartROC T45 in Australia (and only the second working anywhere in the world) through its paces at Ramelius Resources' Mt Magnet gold mine in WA's Murchison district. Three months has shown it uses considerably less fuel than its predecessor, the F9C.
But it's not the significant monthly fuel bill savings that have Vaughan most excited by the performance of the T45 to date.
"The T45 is better than an F9C, and the reason why comes back to a discussion not about fuel, but about engines," he said.
"It's about litres burnt through the engine.
"That's highly significant because if savings of 30% on fuel burn are there – and we are seeing better than this – it means that the engine is wearing out less quickly, and that has tremendous impacts on your lifecycle maintenance strategy for running the drill.
"There is always a big focus on engine life with these track-mounted machines. There is a direct correlation between fuel reduction and frame life, and that's a much bigger saving.
"The fuel saving is just the tip of the iceberg."
Vaughan said the promise of maintenance cost savings related to the simplified hose and fitting layout of the T45 was likely to become evident after 7000 hours or so of operation – down the track somewhat – and higher drill penetration rates with the extra 5kW of rock drill power (now 30kW)were also bound to be seen once some early rod-changing challenges were overcome.
"We put it [T45] in the hardest rocks … basalts and dolerites, and banded iron formations … which are essentially the three types of drilling applications faced at Mt Magnet," Vaughan says.
"So it's not the granite and gneisses they test these rigs on in Sweden,but basalts and dolerites aren't for the faint of heart, and BIFs tend to be dense and a little bit abrasive too. It's a good test application for the technology.
"We've seen the penetration rates hit the same pen rates as the F9C, which of course is not good enough, but the reason is not the rock drill … we are trying to sort out issues with rod changing, and we're pretty keen to see what the pen-rate benefits of sorting that out will be. When we sort those things out we'll be able to assess the pen-rate advantages of the rock drill."
Vaughans aid the benefits of the technology onboard the new generation drills –including Atlas Copco's computerised Rig Control System (RCS), and satellite-based hole navigation system (HNS) – had been demonstrated with the F9Cs and were an integral part of the contractor's productivity push going forward. Precision drilling in pits atop old underground workings, and in an environment in which ore grades and tonnes moved are absolutely pivotal factors in mine economics equations, is a potential game changer.
Atlas Copco's HNS uses data from mine planning software to accurately guide and control set-up without operator intervention – while gathering streams of information such as hole depths,metres, and penetration rates during drilling.
In full stride the 'autonomous' drill doesn't require manual pit mark-ups and could ultimately be operated from outside the pit.
"One of the happiest groups of people at Mt Magnet are the surveyors," Vaughan said.
"They don't have to go out and put a hole in the ground anymore. They can be off doing other things rather than setting up the drill and blast pattern.And our blast crews don't have to mark the ground either.
"When I hear at our sites that 'we need to have our ground stations set up to be able to run our smart drill' it's music to my ears because it means the technology is being used and we are getting the advantages from it.
"It's interesting where this technology is taking the industry.
"I visited a mine in the north of Sweden and was told by a grizzled old supervisor working at one of Europe's biggest mines – he wasn't an Atlas Copco employee – that the most experienced drillers on an L8, for instance, which is not a smart drill, would blow away a person off the street trying to drill a hole. But if you got someone off the street and put them in a smart drill you will get 95% of the performance of the experienced operator once the drill is in position. So that's the extent of the impact of the computerisation and the technology.
"It's made drilling possible for people who are less skilled.
"So you add in the more powerful rock drills, and the improved life-cycle cost, and the other benefits and add all those savings up and that's what we'll be able to pass directly back onto our clients.
"We will use innovation to get our costs down."
Vaughan said Atlas Copco's support for the drills had been first-class.
"I haven't heard of any occasion where they haven't been there ready to respond to our needs, and that's very important," he said.
Commenting on the question of a possible end point for the current T45 'trial', Vaughan stated: "I don't think they're going to get their drill rig back,".


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I started with three coats of China Glaze Pack Lightly on my thumb and index, this polish does not have the greatest formula and is quite streaky, but the color is really pretty with gold shimmer running through. I stamped with MoYou London Pro Xl14. On the middle and ring finger nail I painted three coats of OPI That's Hula-rious and stamped with MoYou London Tropical 14. The stamping polish is MoYou London White Knight.
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CARSON — The black rubber sole on Nicole Gibbs' white tennis shoe flapped with every frustrated step she made toward her chair. Just minutes ago, she was up 4-2 in the second set against Melanie Oudin.
Now her lead was gone and her left shoe was broken.
After losing the next three points, Gibbs looked over to her family and friends and lamented that she hadn't won a single point since her shoe broke.
That changed immediately.
An error from Oudin and a double fault let Gibbs sneak back into the game. That little breathing room was all the former Stanford All-American needed.
She won the next three points and then sealed the match on her serve the next game to grab a 6-4, 6-4 victory over Oudin to win the USTA Player Development Women's $50,000 Classic for the second straight year.
"I started panicking," Gibbs said of when her shoe broke. "I think that was the pivotal game, just coming back from down 0-40 and pushing through to the end."
Gibbs, who did not bring spare shoes to the final, kept tripping over the loose flap of rubber as she tried to track down Oudin's forehand shots down the line. Between points, Gibbs motioned to her father to track down replacements, and her boyfriend got her running shoes from the car, but she instead used athletic tape to repair her shoe between games.
In the face of adversity, Gibbs admitted she didn't keep her focus very well, but the 21-year-old who was playing on the same courts she trains on regularly was fortunate for catching some good breaks in a very tight match.
"Tennis is like that sometimes," Gibbs said, with the tan-colored tape wrapped around her white shoe. "I got a couple lucky net points in the middle of the second set, so I had a couple things going in my favor today."
Gibbs got a break in the second set to go up 3-2 on a backhand that caught the top of the net and lipped over for a point. She consolidated her break on the next game, but Oudin staged a comeback while Gibbs struggled to find a backup plan after her shoe broke.
For most of the match, Oudin and Gibbs matched each other stroke for stroke, break for break. The games were long and often stretched into several deuce points. But for each set, Gibbs got a late break to go up 5-4 and then held serve the next game to seal the set.
The USTA Player Development Women's Classic in Carson is one of three tournaments that help determine wild-card entries for the U.S. Open. Gibbs has played in the main draw of the U.S. Open for two straight years and is currently in the lead for the wild-card entry that could make it a third.
After Sunday's match, Oudin is third in the standings. She played in the U.S. Open's main draw for five straight years, including a run to the quarterfinals in 2009, before last year when she lost in the first round of qualifying.
The 22-year-old is hoping to return to the bright lights of New York, but isn't sweating the possibility of losing out on the wild-card spot.
"It's the last thing on my mind," Oudin said. "If I play well I can qualify on my own."


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It's crunch time for taxpayers to beat the deadline for 2014 IRA contributions.
How you invest that money and manage the portfolio could shape your retirement. Yet a Vanguard study last year found more than two–thirds of last-minute contributions, the IRA deposits from January to April, remained stashed in lowly money-market accounts four months later.
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The pupil premium is allocated to schools in respect of children from low-income families who are currently known to be eligible for Free School Meals (FSM) and children who have been looked after continuously for more than six months. This applies to both mainstream and non-mainstream settings. From 2012-13 this will also include pupils eligible for FSM at any point in the last six years (known as the Ever 6 FSM measure).
Schools are free to spend the Pupil Premium as they see fit to "close the gap" between children from disadvantaged circumstances and those above the low-income threshold – it is not linked to a specific child but is to be used for overall impact. However, we are held accountable for how we have used the additional funding to support pupils from low-income families.
Overview of the school
Number of pupils and pupil premium grant (PPG) received
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Rec to Y6 Jan 2016
Rec to Y6 Jan 2017
EY Nursery Oct 16, Jan 17, May 17
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Total number of pupils eligible for PPG
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FSM 6+ January 2017
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EY Nursery Jan 2016
Amount of PPG received per pupil
FSM 6+ (Sept 16-Aug 17)
Looked After Children (Sept 16 – Aug 17)
EY Nursery (Sept 16- Aug 17)
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£0.53p ph
Total amount of PPG received
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(Apr 17 - Aug 17)
LAC (Sept 16 – Aug 17)
EY Nursery (Sept 16 – Aug 17)
Total Income £196570 + £2315 + £19885 Total Expenditure £209085
£ 83050
£ 1454
£ 2268
Summary of PPG spending 2016/17
Objectives in spending PPG:
Maintain levels of KS2 progress and accelerate KS1 progress; all pupils make at least good progress and we close the attainment gaps compared to National data.
Ensure that all our pupils have equal access to the curriculum and the extra-curricular activities on offer. Remove barriers preventing full participation in school life and learning and target resources and support where they are required the most.
Examples of how the money is used include:
Small group and individual intervention and teaching
Subsidising school trips and journeys
Providing children with equipment, particularly when ensuring equal access to our extensive programme of music lessons and events.
Provision of additional teaching assistant support
Purchasing resources for homework activities including games and books to loan to families.
Provision of uniform.
Subsidising our Breakfast Club.
Subsidising after school activities.
Summary of spending and actions taken:
The use of PPG money has focused on ensuring that our pupils from low income families are supported in their learning in order that they may achieve their full potential. In our school the pupils from low income families are supported in a number of ways. Some require support with the basic skills they need to access the curriculum, such as speaking, listening, reading and writing. Others are new to the UK and are supported to learn English. We also have high achieving pupils who are supported to work towards challenging targets.
Our school ethos focuses the potential of our all of pupils and our curriculum aims to give them the skills and confidence to be safe, happy and successful. We invest in supporting pupils in the social and emotional aspects of learning. This can mean many things but essentially we want them to be in a good place to learn and ensure they are enjoying school life. For some of our pupils from low income families this is challenging but measures such as subsidising our breakfast club, trips and residential visits and providing uniform (and other resources) does makes a vital difference.
When focusing on the curriculum we use the majority of the PPG funding to provide teacher and teaching assistant time to deliver the teaching, learning and individualised support described above. It also ensures we have the resources that they need to achieve the best outcomes for the pupils. Special themed days and weeks, visitors to school and resources required for special activities have all been areas on which money was spent last year.
Outcomes to date:
The result of the way in which the PPG is used is monitored and evaluated in a number of different ways. The outcomes can be looked at in terms of the progress children make in their learning but also in terms of how they are developing socially and emotionally. It is extremely important to us that they enjoy school and have a wide range of valuable and exciting experiences.
We make sure we know that the PPG is having an impact on the school life for children from low income families by assessing pupil's progress, evaluating the impact of teaching groups and interventions, meeting with pupils, parents and carers and listen to what they tell us, monitoring the participation in extra-curricular activities and collecting data on who attends school trips and residential visits. We also closely monitor punctuality and attendance.


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Hi Everyone,
I come to you today to give you a short and brief update on the progress of the new government and how this relates towards the international rollout of the IQD for Iraq.
Today's news letter, as in all my news letters, is a continuation of the ongoing saga of the IQD RV process. Please refer back to my news letter of 9/12 as this news letter is a continuation of this news.
Today's News
Today is Saturday 9/13 and so far this week we witnessed the announcement of the "fully" formed government of Iraq. At least this is what we were told since in fact we know now that many positions were simply filled with proxy ministers so they could replace them later with the permanent ministers.
They needed to do this to meet the constitutional deadline and for NATO and USA coalition to go ahead with the strategic plan to fight ISIS. Could this be why we have not yet see the currency reform project completed and their currency revaluation announced, as we were told would coincide with the announcement of their government ( which was announced on last Tuesday) ?
So today out pops news from Iraq – the MP for the rule of law that Huda Carpets announces "ministries (Defense, Interior, and water resources, and the Displacement and Migration, women) will be ready to vote at a meeting next Tuesday" to meet the 7 day required timeline.
Note that the "Union of Iraqi forces sent its candidates for the Ministry of Defense and submitted two names to the Prime Minister, Jaber al-Jabri and Khalid al-Obeidi," that Abadi will choose one of them to take over the Ministry of Defense. "
So today's news is all very good news again. I just wanted to drop in with this very quick news letter to let everyone know Iraq is still very much on track to see the final group of ministers get voted on this coming Tuesday 9/16. The controversial Defense and Interior ministers along with the other couple ministers should all be seated at this time.
We anxiously await !
After this is completed we will see what impact this has on the RV process. We are still being told they do plan to finally roll out the revalued rate to the international community at this time. We shall see.
I will tell you I have strong evidence that there was a planned timeline this week to RV their currency but there was a hold on it due to the lack of mainly a permanent defense minister being seated. Seems they do need this "fully" formed government in reality and not just an announcement…..lol….
However if this RV does not happen with days if not hours after these final ministers are seated do not get disappointed. It may only be that they are still requiring more security to be put in place to protect Iraqi borders and provinces. There may also be an issue of implementation of many of the delayed economic reforms. Investors will require this since they need to feel assured that their investment is protected and Iraq is no longer a crazy wild west spectacle but instead a secured nation with a functional government. This is even more especially true after this crazy ride they are now on with DAASH and ISIS attacks. Be patient. It is all looking very good.
Then when can we expect the RV?
All I will say is what I have been saying all along we wait for a formal (global) announcement to the public that the Iraq government is now fully formed and seated. Many of you asked me if a formal, public announcement is necessary and the answer is a big fat YES.
I want to emphasize once again this final announcement of the IQD going international will not happen until the USA feels the Iraq government is stable, non-sectarian and is a functional government. This is has been the plan all along. They may have wavered a bit on how the plan was implemented but the overall plan guidelines have not changed.
Peace and Luv To Ya All,
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CCBC Choices: 2002
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- CCBC CHOICES is an annual list of recommended books for children and young adults selected by the librarians at the Cooperative Children's Book Center, a library of the School of Education at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. CCBC CHOICES 2002 recommends 193 titles for children and young adults published in 2001. It includes a commentary on the 2001 publishing year, including statistics on the number of books by and about people of color published for children and teens.
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A voter gets a ballot stub and an "I voted" sticker after casting ballot at the Hermosa Beach Civic Theater during a 1999 election. A Superior Court judge in Los Angeles tentatively ruled this month that Palmdale's at-large voting illegally dilutes the electoral power of black and Latino voters.
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Zuerich Film Festival (Zurich)
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does anyone here have any experience with the ZRH Film festival ? I see it advertised everywhere, and quite a few movies in the program are quite interesting.
Does one need to get tickets far in advance, or is a spontaneous decision feasible for these films ?
Are there any other cinephiles here that would like to meet up for some movies during the festival ?


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Typically, Geek.com does not cover many DVD reviews, but "Turok: Son of Stone" is an exception. The animated movie is based off the videogame character Turok, and we've covered him extensively. We spoke to the game's studio head, Josh Holmes, followed how Turok was developing behind the scenes, and were totally psyched for the game's release. Unfortunately, we were unhappy with how the videogame Turok turned out. Unfazed, Geek.com took on "Turok: Son of Stone."
"Turok: Son of Stone" is animated much more like "G.I. Joe" than the CGI work of the movies out of Pixar studios, which sometimes resemble videogames and vice versa. To say this movie is for mature audience is somewhat understated. The blood flows like water in many scenes, and there's more than one instance when I thought of "300." This is not the kind of movie you want anywhere near children.
But that's the weirdest part about "Turok." The themes and the plot of the movie seem so basic that children could follow. So, the inclusion of ludicrous amounts of violence is an odd contrast.
The plot centers on Turok and another American Indian, who walk through a cave that's a portal into the past; think "Chronicles of Narnia." There are crudely drawn cave men who look like the monsters from "Where the Wild Things Are." And there's another American Indian bad guy who comes after Turok, guns blazing. Unfortunately, he's got just arrows and a tomahawk.
Even though there's virtually no connection with dinosaurs, I still found myself engrossed in the movie. The characters are simple caricatures, and yet you can still identify with them.
All told, "Turok: Son of Stone" was much better than it looked from the box. After the first five minutes I was just about to write this off as another great idea in the "Turok" franchise gone horribly awry, but then luckily I stayed. Although there are no Oscar-worthy performances, "Turok: Son of Stone" has a lot of heart. It's definitely worth at least a rental, especially if you can NetFlix it. It's only about 70 minutes, though, and there's not necessarily much point in re-watching it.


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Dr. Indla Ramasubba Reddy completed his MD and DPM in psychiatry from the prestigious Central government Institute, NIMHANS. He has been the Past President of Indian Psychiatric Society and is the first Indian to head SAARC Psychiatric Federation. He is considered one of the doyens in Indian Psychiatry. He is a pioneer in creating awareness on psychological disorders and had travelled extensively in the backward areas of Andhra and Telangana to reduce stigma and promote awareness. He authored numerous books in Telugu on psychological issues and promotion of wellness in the community. Due to his unrelenting efforts, psychiatry and Dr. Indla are household names in Andhra Pradesh. He founded VIMHANS and is currently running the Organization for more than 3 decades now.
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Dr. Manjiri completed her DNB Psychiatry from Vijayawada Institute Of Mental Health and Neuro Sciences (VIMHANS), following which she pursued her Fellowship in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at VIMHANS through NTR University. In Mumbai, she worked as a senior resident at T.N.M.C and B.Y.L Medical College, Mumbai. She has done extensive research in the field of Child psychiatry, which she is passionate about. She has done numerous workshops on motivating children and in the areas of Stress Management , emotional intelligence and Cognitive behaviour therapy. She has been invited as faculty in many child psychiatry conferences. She also conducts workshops in schools for students and teachers and also parenting workshops. She has written articles in journals on various child psychiatry topics.
Her areas of interest are anxiety disorders, CBT, adolescent behavioural issues. Her love for children and her managerial skills are her strengths.
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Taveuni, Fiji | photoreport
Even during his first trip to Fiji, I remember the name of this island, where once or twice a day flew a small airplane local Fijian airlines FIJI Link. And this time, I still decided to get there. The standard answer to any person who was on Taveuni the question - "How do you Taveuni?" - "Oh, it's beautiful place (Oh, this is a great place)." This phrase, we said an American who sat with us in this small airplane. He had a t-shirt Tahiti (Tahiti). Yes, he had been in French Polynesia, and still praised the island.
To be honest, we do not really imagine what awaits us on this island, because information on the Internet is not very much, but what if there is, then she or outdated, or it is very scary. A very well-known in wider circles forum - forum Vinsky, there is one small report of one person on this island, it is very praise it, but at the same time said that on the island of many snakes, and the water is full of sharks. This person was there in 2008, and probably a little fib, we were expecting. In the search results for youtube constantly seen some snakes and even saw somewhere about that on the island caught anaconda. Now I realized that it is not necessary to read and indiscriminately believe everything they write.
We had a not very long flight in a small and very beautiful airplane. At the bottom of the typical image of Oceania. Well is not to love?
Pilots sit quite open and you can watch all of their actions.
On the horizon Taveuni. From afar, it looks exactly the same as the rest of the islands, of which there are plenty, but it is only a first impression.
Arriving in a small local airport Mattei that in the northeastern part of the island, we immediately asked about what hotel we were going and quickly distributed by taxi. Total contact person flew 6-7. The taxi driver took $ 5 to drop off just a kilometer or even less, because Taveuni Maravu Lodge hotel is not very far from the airport and if you wish, you can walk for 15 minutes on a very good road.
On arrival at the hotel to see our passports, the girl at the reception to see our passport and asked - "Russian?" We nodded. Then she said, well, our hotel is now three Russian. Immediately approached by a young man about his business and she called out to him - "Maxim, another Russian arrived." We look at each other's eyes, 2 seconds tupezhki and Max gives - "Well, hello." It appears, from Chelyabinsk Maxim lives in Fiji for 3 years and works here. Establishes the IT infrastructure of hotels and do a lot of what is involved. A very positive person, who told us a lot of interesting stories.
If you look at the map, you will see that near the island of Taveuni Island has Kamea (Qamea), and so, there are snakes in the water only in the strait between the islands. Previously, there was a hotel, but it was moved to the other side of the island to make it more comfortable for tourists. Over 3 years on the island Max never seen a snake, and if he saw them in the water in the same place, there is nothing dangerous they were. They will swim away from a man than a man sees them.
Taveuni stunning island, the most beautiful of the Fijian islands. No wonder it is called - the island garden. If on the main island, as well as on Vanua Levu soil treated and do not give too much greenery carousing, then Taveuni as pristine reserve. Green cover everything and it looks very nice.
On Taveuni has an excellent quality of roads and even a fleet of buses, which for $ 2 (as well as on the main island) dovozyat you wherever you go. Arrival time is useless to ask, because if we go on the road at the time that you specify - you will not see the bus. It really has become a tradition here, you just need to get used to all the answers locals as if you want to end up in the moment without thinking about the consequences.
Maxim quietly departs at 1 km from the beach and never had no problems with the sharks, so no snakes or sharks should not be afraid. There reef sharks, reef abroad, and they can be seen when viewed through a mask, but they swim along the bottom and did not respond to the person.
The hotel offers a variety of excursions, but the main considered a trip to a national park. to the waterfalls Bouma (local call them Tavoro). You can visit them on your own, but you do not datut guide and along the mountain paths have to be like.
All prices are in Fijian dollars (1 US Fijian = half). On the island there are other waterfalls, for example, you can on the bus to the village of course Lavena, see the beautiful beaches and within walking distance of two waterfalls. the problem is that the bus back you do not uedite and get to the waterfalls at a later time. There, for $ 30 you can spend the night.
Frankly, I do not like waterfalls, but the main thing here is not the waterfalls, and the path to it, through the scenic tropics, through the jungle, inhabited, in many unusual birds, parrots. No snakes!
Some photos from the territory, which is located next to the hotel Maravu.
Capital Taveuni - Somosomo Village. On large maps you will not find it. Located in the middle of the northern part of the island. Very picturesque village with beautifully decorated houses and its stunning atmosphere.
You can take the bus for the same $ 2, and can be for $ 15-18 by taxi. Are the same as everywhere else kind and smiling people. Beauty!
On the way back there was a strong wind and tossed a small plane so that we almost turned gray. Every now and then we flew into the storm front and it seemed that all ... But in the end, circled above the airport Nadi, successfully landed.