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Konban, (this evening) we sign contracts and drain our bank accounts to cover the up-front cost of renting a house off base. No wonder Japanese people typically live with their parents until they start their own family - renting is no joke! We're lucky because the Mew gets a cost-of-living allowance that alleviates a lot of the pressure, but the up-front cost is about 6 months rent. Security deposit, pet deposit, first month rent, key money, agent's fee, and renter's insurance.
Ashita no gozen, (tomorrow morning) we have a meeting with the realtor and the housing department on base to make sure everybody has originals of everything signed and work out any details. Then we pick out what furniture and appliances we're going to borrow from base housing. We'll definitely need a refrigerator and washing machine (houses typically don't come with either of these), hopefully a convection/microwave oven (houses will have a fish griller, but not an actual over as we think of them), bed, dresser, something soft to sit on, and anything we can find to put between our desks and the nice unscratched hardwood floor.
Rokugatsu tsuitachi, (June 1st) the guy from the housing office will do the home inspection before we move in. The next day, furniture/appliances and our express baggage will arrive, and it will start to look like a place where someone lives. Pictures to follow.
The cat import process is long and annoying. They've already gone through the microchipping, first rabies vaccine, second rabies vaccine, blood test to make sure the rabies vaccines worked, six month waiting period, and 40-day advance notification to the airport. Now they need three forms filled out (two health certification forms and an import application), which we should be able to do soon.
Someone who is here that will be taking a trip back to DC has graciously offered to escort the cats back. I'm not sure exactly how one can say "thank you" for something as great as this. I feel worlds better knowing that someone who has done this before will be able to keep track of them and make sure we can get them through the airport without pissing anyone off.
Speaking of the cats, apparently Crooked has adopted his foster mom's mom. Foster Grandma moved in while he was missing, so she's a new friend, and she doesn't particularly care for cats, but Crooked doesn't mind. I understand he's recently been banished from the upstairs while they're sleeping because he has that habit of sleeping on her head and kneading her hair into tangles.
Mona is the indigenous cat. Aria, my sweet little girl, turns into a raving b*tch around other cats for no good reason as far as I can tell, and has Mona cornered in the master bedroom. Hang in there, Mona, 39 more days.

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By Jenna Raulerson
Summer is on the horizon, and that means several things. For all of us who write on this blog, who just happen to be teachers and school employees, that means time off work! But it also means time to plan summer vacations.
In my house, this is a little bit of a daunting task, mostly because my husband and I have conflicting tastes in ideal vacation destinations. I'd like to spend my vacation taking in gorgeous natural scenery, breathing in fresh air, doing a little hiking or riding bikes on the beach and possibly taking in a man-made shopping mall hear and there. He would like to spend the days in a fast-paced city with flashing lights everywhere you look. Probably playing lots of golf. One thing we do agree on is really great food.
So this year I came up with a solution to avoid a possible World War III (ok not really) when deciding on where to go for summer vacay. We would get 10 slips of paper. Each of us would do thorough research and write down 5 places we would like to go for vacation. Then we would draw one out of a bowl!
Here were the rules:
- They had to be places we could reasonably afford to go by June 2012.
- They had to be places we had never been before!
- They had to be within the continental U.S.
- Thorough research needed to be conducted.
- They had to be awesome.
It took us a while to come up with 5 places each. It was a lot harder than I thought it would be. But it was a lot of fun, and fun to keep mine secret from my hubby until the end! When we both finished, we put them in a big box and shook it all around. My husband insisted he draw the slip out (man thing)… and the choice was… Scottsdale, AZ!!
Here are the other choices that were in the box:
- Chicago, IL
- San Francisco, CA
- Santa Barbara, CA
- New Orleans, LA
- Scottsdale, AZ
- Dallas, TX
- Palm Beach Gardens, FL
- Miami/Key West, FL
- Hilton Head, SC
- Scottsdale, AZ


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Can You Not?
Meet the PAC dedicated to dissuading straight white men from running for office. Apparently trying to encourage women to run for office isn't good enough, and we need millions in funding to convince white men not to run, I mean unless they're like, gay or pansexual or whatever. Oh fuck me there are days, my lovely readers, days when I feel like I just can't stare into this abyss any longer.
Lots of organizations we love and respect are focused on lifting up the voices of women and people of color and LGBT folks so that they will run for these positions, but we also think it's an important task to tear down the egregiously overconfident white men who are running…
The brilliant plan here, is to pick districts where the republicans don't have a snowball's chance of getting elected, finding a democrat with the right skin color or sexuality or gender to run, and then spending a bunch of money to convince any white male democrats that they should step aside.
Two bit commie rag, Jezebel, takes it even further than Slate, going full McIntosh on the subject:
The most enjoyable thing about Can You Not is that it's making some people legitimately cranky and defensive, like Alex Griswold at the weirdly-conservative-these-days Mediaite, who reports that the group will "pressure white males" not to run. Perhaps if your will to power is so fragile, you should be considering another line of work anyway?
I mean, on the one hand they aren't wrong; if you want to run for office, and you let someone talk you out of it because of your skin color, you were probably too much of a giant pussy to be cut out for it in the first place, and yet, on the other hand, isn't this the kind of thing that we always hear feminist detractors saying about efforts to encourage women into STEM or politics.
While I agree that people shouldn't let others intimidate them out of careers they are interested in, I still think it's just a touch fucked up to have a well funded organization who's goal is literally to intimidate you out of a career you are interested in.
Creative Access
Well, maaaaybe one barrier, if you happen to have white skin. BBC this week posted a bunch of new jobs which are available to blacks, Asians and non-white ethnic minorities, which sort of begs the question, does the Orwellian named Creative Access think blacks and Asians are white?
Wait a tick, that doesn't sound very cricket, is that even jolly well legal? While discriminating against a race in job postings is not typically allowed in any civilized society, progressive, tax funded organizations have found a sweet loophole in the form of paid internships.
Diversity On Campus
Oregon State University announced this week that students attending the campus would be required to take a Social Justice Course. I find it strikingly bizarre that we continue to see schools going down this path, all on the heels of the revelation that enrollment at Mizzou has plummeted in the wake of it's sjw clusterfuckery.
While western campuses continue to focus on important issues, like discouraging people from appropriating Mexian culture by drinking tequila on Cinco De Mayo, the continent of Asia gives zero fucks, which may help to explain why so many Asian schools are swiftly rising in global rankings, according to one expert:
…polices are causing universities to take their eye off the ball of recruiting the best to comply with Government demands to increase the proportions entering and graduating from state schools, ethnic minorities and postcodes from which, in the past, few students have come.
A well written article on The Wall Street Journal this week casts a flashlight on these diversity policies and examines their efficacy based on the actual outcomes, and the results are not promising. Just as training in sexual harassment has been shown to actually worsen the problem, so too are diversity quotas being shown to have negative impacts on how groups are perceived. Not that that would stop California students this week from threatening a hunger strike if the feds don't fork over 8 million for "diversity funding".
At least four of Bandeeba's peers are refusing to eat until their school allots $8 million in funds to the college of ethnic studies. Since the students announced their hunger strike, SFSU administrators have agreed to hand over $200,000 to SFSU's diversity office.


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The Art of Ideas is three events taking place in Birmingham this week. I'm going to attempt to gather the various online responses in this post. As usual, send me links or add them in the comments.
Ruth Ward has set up an Arts of Ideas blog gathering together all the material associated with the events in one place, including the essays and images. Nice one!
Tuesday: Culture and Identity – The Role of Place in Shaping the Arts
I took notes during the talk. Yes, that was me tapping away in an irritating manner. Sorry.
James Yarker posted his notes on the Stan's Cafe blog. (Yes, there's a Stan's Cafe blog! And it's very good.)
Catherine O'Flynn's talk is on the Post website.
Jon Bounds at BiNS was there. He also points us to Euphoria, mentioned by Catherine and celebrating the forgotten bits of Brum. Worth a look.
@RussL: "Reading all this stuff about this talk last night: B'ham is the ultimate post-modern city. It's strength is its ability (and tendency) to interrupt its own meta-narrative. Or is that too wanky?
@AnthonyJHughes: "Art of ideas – do we really need to discuss/ have discussed our industry as if we weren't there? Do we need to anylise creativity to death?" and "It's a bit like a late night review where Tom Paulin and Sarah Dunant discuss why something is funny…..Margaret Street"
Wednesday: Why Should We Care About Creativity in the West Midlands?
I again took notes during the talks. Hope they're of some use. Of course if the organisers recorded the event and make that public it'd be even better (hint!)
D'Log gives a detailed report.
Stuart Parker wasn't overly impressed.
Thursday: Future of Sound
This is now taking place at the John Lee Theatre at the Birmingham & Midland Institute, 7:00pm to 10:00pm
Two essays by Matt Price and Catherine O'Flynn are available printed on an absurdly large piece of paper. If these are online anywhere please let me know else I'm going to have to try and scan that bastard.


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During Spring 2010, Grant Schreiber was under-unemployed when he heard Uncle Sam's siren call for US Census workers so he signed up. As a crew leader, his mission was to lead a team assigned to count every person living in a small area on the northside of Chicago. Luckily for Judas Goat Quarterly readers, Schreiber decided to write down his experiences and share some of the wisdom he picked up on the job. His tales of training, organizing and learning to text make for terrific reading and you'll cringe along with Schreiber as he tries to whip a group of people into a lean, mean head-counting machine in less than a week. After all counting every man, woman and child in the United States isn't for the weak of heart, as Schreiber loves to point out. In his own words, Schreiber "served" and he expresses a certain amount of pride in a job done as well as some frustration with the inner workings of the Federal Government. So there you have it, a first hand account of the 2010 Census, and if that's not enough, check out the book review of R. Crumb's Genesis. That is another good book you can check out from the library.
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Judas Goat Quarterly Vol. 45 by Grant Schreiber
Posted by Andrew Coulon on November 8, 2010
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Assassin and the Whiner Vol. 15 by Carrie McNinch
Posted by Andrew Coulon on August 26, 2010
Carrie McNinch is a zine and mini-comic veteran of the first order. As the editor of Food Geek and an early innovator of diary mini-comics, she has gained a following by allowing readers into her personal life, sharing her experiences as a lesbian cartoonist whose anxiety and disconnectedness have led her into depression and alcohol abuse. Assassin and the Whiner Vol. 15 is one of the most compelling mini-comics I've read to date. For a diary comic, McNinch has taken great care in drafting daily entries, something that sometimes gets brushed over in other daily comics. You get the sense that McNinch is deadly serious when she discusses her comics as type of therapy. By reflecting on the serious and mundane together, you begin to see that McNinch's hang ups aren't at all strange or alien but intensely personal; you probably know someone who suffers from similar issues, if you yourself don't. Assassin and the Whiner is a great human story reflecting on personal struggle, loneliness and the little victories that keep us all sane.
Keep an eye out for other mini-comics by McNinch in the Zine Collection or check out Food Geek.
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text: COWBOYS ALIENS confirmed for Movie Fest July 7, 2011 First announcement for Ireland's new film festival is Jon Favreau's new blockbuster starring Daniel Craig and Harrison Ford MOVIE FEST is a new addition to Ireland's movie calendar, coming to Dublin's cineworld on the weekend of August 13th 2011. Inspired by Empire's Movie Con event in London, MOVIE FEST aims to bring the best movie footage from San Diego's Comic Con to Irish audiences. The movie extravaganza has the support of all the big film studios to bring you new trailers, extended preview footage, exclusive behind the scenes clips and give a taste of movies scheduled for late 2011 into 2012. MOVIE FEST will also screen a number of film premieres, bringing you exclusive preview screenings of highly anticipated blockbusters. We are very pleased to announce the first preview screening confirmed for MOVIE FEST is Jon Favreau's COWBOYS AND ALIENS. We will be making more line-up announcements here on Movies.ie over the coming weeks, plus keep an eye on our Facebook page and on our Movie Fest page for more details on the festival. MORE ABOUT COWBOYS AND ALIENS Blockbuster filmmaker Jon Favreau directs Daniel Craig and Harrison Ford in an event film for summer 2011 that crosses the classic Western with the alien-invasion movie in a blazingly original way: Cowboys & Aliens. Joined by an arsenal of top moviemakers-Steven Spielberg, Ron Howard, Brian Grazer, Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci-he brings an all-new action thriller that will take audiences into the Old West, where a lone cowboy leads an uprising against a terror from beyond our world. 1875. New Mexico Territory. A stranger (Craig) with no memory of his past stumbles into the hard desert town of Absolution. The only hint to his history is a mysterious shackle that encircles one wrist. What he discovers is that the people of Absolution don't welcome strangers, and nobody makes a move on its streets unless ordered to do so by the iron-fisted Colonel Dolarhyde (Ford). It's a town that lives in fear. But Absolution is about to experience fear it can scarcely comprehend as the desolate city is attacked by marauders from the sky. Screaming down with breathtaking velocity and blinding lights to abduct the helpless one by one, these monsters challenge everything the residents have ever known. Now, the stranger they rejected is their only hope for salvation. As this gunslinger slowly starts to remember who he is and where he's been, he realizes he holds a secret that could give the town a fighting chance against the alien force. With the help of the elusive traveler Ella (Olivia Wilde), he pulls together a posse comprised of former opponents-townsfolk, Dolarhyde and his boys, outlaws and Apache warriors-all in danger of annihilation. United against a common enemy, they will prepare for an epic showdown for survival. CASTDaniel Craig, Harrison Ford, Olivia Wilde, Sam Rockwell, Paul Dano WATCH THE TRAILER SAVE THE DATE : MOVIE FEST TAKES PLACE IN DUBLIN'S CINEWORLD ON THE WEEKEND OF AUGUST 13TH 2011 STAY TUNED FOR MORE LINE-UP ANNOUNCEMENTS AND TICKET INFORMATION


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Ok I apologize for being tardy for the party, I'm just now posting the recap for the Thrift Crawl with FashDet this past Saturday! I was so looking forward to this! Everyone met at Caribou Coffee of Royal Oak. I was able to sip a tasty smoothie and chat with the founders of FashDet before the rest of the guest arrived. I would like to say Inez and Erika are the sweetest ladies you could ever meet! I felt like I've known them forever!
Shortly after, a few more guest arrived. We all snapped pics and tweeted about the excitement of thrifting! First stop was Paris Antiques. There I purchased a really cool owl necklace. Afterwards we shimmied next door to the Salvation Army. They had some nice things there. I got a skirt by J.Crew. Then we fought the wind, it was vicious, and headed to Chocolate Shop Vintage. This is where the madness begins! Most items were marked $5. I purchased a sweater,dress,and blouse! Last on the roster was Lost and Found Vintage. Their collection was awesome! I got an 80's peplum dress from here.
I had a blast, and I'm looking forward to more meetups! Below you'll find a list of all the attendees and their blogs. Pics can be found >>>here<<< on my facebook page!
- Erika of Love of Style by Erika
- Inez of Style Chic 360
- Lauren of Fashion A lo Mode
- Mar of I Don't Live in Paris
- Tracy of Gen321
- Daisy & Sicara of The Style Dolls
- Shaunah of Pens and Pencil Skirts
- Crystal
- Lauren of Testify Communications
- Mama Joy (Erika's Mom)
- Mrs. M. (Lauren's Mom)
- Sincere
- TaQuinda of T. Marie Media
- Yolanda


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New Delhi: The year 2012 has been a `leap` year in every which way as far as the Indian small screen is concerned. Popular shows like 'Pavitra Rishta', 'Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai' and 'Kya Hua Tera Vaada' are leaping forward - by months or years to take the story forward and keep viewers engaged.
Zee TV`s 'Pavitra Rishta' took a six-month leap Monday as did Star Plus` 'Yeh Rishta...' that moved five years ahead; Sony`s 'Kya Hua Tera Vaada' is also expected to move nine or 15 years ahead this week.
Zee TV`s 'Hitler Didi' moved ahead by eight years in September and Life OK`s 'Dil Se Di Dua. Saubhagyavati Bhava' took a leap of seven years around the same time.
The idea is to keep the audience hooked, says actor Sameer Soni, whose show 'Parichay: Nayee Zindagi Kay Sapno Ka' on Colors took a nine-year leap in August.
"It does take a little time to hook on (to a leap in a show), but then with the continuity of the character, it is just a matter of time before viewers start adjusting to the newer show," Sameer told IANS.
"If this (change) goes well, then 90 percent time, the show is a success. Ultimately, all you do is take the same characters and put them in a new situation," he added.
Shows like 'Pavitra Rishta' and 'Uttaran' have taken multiple leaps to keep the story going and it is often done to revive dipping television rating points (TRPs).
Veteran actress Aruna Irani, who has featured in television shows like 'Vaidehi', 'Jhansi Ki Rani' and 'Main Laxmi Tere Aangan Ki', feels it is important for writers to bring a change in the script as the audience tends to get bored with the same plot over time.
"For how long can you talk about the same thing? It is definitely very important to take a turn because even the audience will not like the same thing for a long time. The writer has to turn the story around after some time because it has to hold your interest," Aruna told IANS.
The trend is not new.
Ekta Kapoor`s trendsetting shows 'Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahi Thi', 'Kahaani Ghar Ghar Kii' and 'Kasauti Zindagi Kay', which ruled the roost for a long time, popularised the formula.
At that time, however, a leap meant the addition of a white streak in the hairstyle, or a pair of spectacles, or more conservative blouses, or a walking stick. The leaps are a tad different now.
When the story of 'Bade Achche Lagte Hain' moved five years ahead, actress Sakshi Tanwar`s character Priya was shown to be more modern in her dressing than before. Same was the case with actress Renuka Israni, who plays Priya`s mother in the show.
In 'Uttaran', actress Tina Dutta was shown in a double role post the leap. In one role, she played middle-aged Ichcha, clad in simple and dull saris, while in the role of Ichcha`s look-alike daughter Meethi, she was seen in bright and colourful fusion wear.
Also, earlier, the leaps were long - as much as 20 years. But that has reduced to a few years, and sometimes, as less as six months, as in the case of 'Pavitra Rishta'.
Often, actors leave shows after a leap for the simple reason that they don`t want to look older than their own age.


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Comments & Critique
Written by Tobias on Mar 27, 2004
meh, with popcorn and marshmallows - who needs good films? =P
nah, seriously, I just saw the first part and it was pretty cool, I think =)find out in time? hehe, once upon a time there was an ickle seal waiting for Joshi to update her web-site .. *giggles and goes on*


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Chandy won't quit over solar scam: AK Antony
Defence minister AK Antony on Tuesday ruled out a leadership change in Kerala, despite pressure mounting on chief minister Oommen Chandy to resign in wake of the solar scam.india Updated: Jul 09, 2013 13:29 IST
Defence minister AK Antony on Tuesday ruled out a leadership change in Kerala, despite pressure mounting on chief minister Oommen Chandy to resign in wake of the solar scam.
Addressing mediapersons at Kochi, Antony said there was no political crisis in Kerala and criticised the opposition CPM-led Left Democratic Front (LDF) for resorting to violent agitation to unseat a democratically elected government.
"There is no political crisis in Kerala, and there is no plan to change the present CM. An investigation is on in the scam. Let the opposition wait for its outcome. It cannot overthrow an elected government through violent means," he said.
Antony, who is also a former Kerala CM, said it was sad that even the family members of leaders were being dragged into the scam.
"Opposition has crossed the lakshman rekha," he said.
Meanwhile, the proceedings of Kerala assembly were disrupted for the second consecutive day on Tuesday even as LDF activists clashed with police at several places in the state capital, demanding Chandy's resignation.
The CM is in for more trouble after complainant Sreedharan Nair alleged that he had met the Chandy with Saritha Nair, the key accused in the scam, before he made the payment to her to install imported solar panels. Nair made a statement under Section 164 of the CrPC before a first-class magistrate in Konni.
The House witnessed uproar and was adjourned after the Opposition reached with placards seeking the CM's resignation. Outside the House, police lobbed teargas shells and resorted to lathicharge to disperse the agitators.
Chandy has already sacked two of his staff members for their alleged liaison with con-woman Saritha Nair, who floated a fictitious solar firm and cheated many. There are at least two dozen cases filed against Saritha and her husband Bjiu Radhakrishnan across the state.
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The pie charts show five waste disposal methods used for dangerous products in three countries.
To begin with, Korea employs three methods. Most dangerous waste material is re-cycled (69%). The remaining 31% is either buried or burnt. In Sweden, burial is the favored way of dangerous waste material disposal with more than half the waste being disposed in this way. A quarter is recycled and 20% ends up incinerated. Finally, like Sweden, the United Kingdom chooses to place dangerous waste underground (82%). Equal proportions are dumped at sea or chemically treated. Only 2% is burnt.
Korea is the only country that disposes of dangerous matter responsibly by recycling it. The United Kingdom does not use this method at all and is the only country that dumps waste in the sea and uses chemical treatment. Lastly Sweden and the UK predominantly prefer to get rid of hazardous material by burying waste underground.
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Tired of running around Eriador on foot until level 35? Can't afford a mount yet? If you are the holder of a LOTRO Founders or Lifetime account, you're in luck! Turbine makes the following announcement: "As a token of our appreciation for your loyalty, we'd like to present you with a special gift - the Bree Horse! Useable at level 25, it's just a little something to help your alts make their way around Eriador. We don't recommend you try racing the level 35 horse, though... unless you want to lose!"


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A number of NewsRealblog posts have recently taken David Frum to task because of his criticisms of Glenn Beck and his (Frum's) quest to "rebrand conservatism."
Frum appeared on MSNBC's Morning Joe Tuesday to talk about his "new conservative brand," where conservatism went wrong, and how to redefine conservative ideology so Republicans can win elections again.
The not-so-suprising conclusion: social conservatives should be told to take a hike; fiscal conservatives and libertarian conservatives must "accept" that Americans "want" more government interference (an assumption based on his own preferences instead of on polls); and the GOP must be less aggressive on the issue of immigration. The only aspect of conservatism Frum wants to keep is a hawkish foreign policy.
Arianna Huffington joined the conversation later on and told Frum she strongly supported his efforts to reform the GOP.
Nice. Everyone likes to receive a compliment, right?
Well, yes, but a compliment from Huffington should have set Frum's alarm bells off. She is a rabid, anti-conservative, partisan Democrat who longs for a permanent Democratic majority in Congress. What more does the founder of the New Majority need to know, before he realizes that his recent efforts hurt rather than help the conservative movement?
Listening to Frum speak, you'd get the impression that conservatives are an endangered species. But in fact, conservative books are selling like hot cakes. Mark Levin's Liberty and Tyranny, Michelle Malkin's Culture of Corruption, and Glenn Beck's Common Sense are best-sellers because Americans long for authentic conservative voices at a time when leftists have taken over the U.S. government.
As most members of the self-anointed intellectual elite, Morning Joe's crew doesn't quite understand that distrust of government is deeply ingrained in American culture and history. Democrats didn't take back the House, the Senate and the White House because voters suddenly fell in love with leftist ideology or out of love with conservatism, but because Republicans failed to deliver on their promise to cut government and to keep it out of people's lives. It was not conservatism, but politicians who falsely identified themselves as conservatives, that earned the distrust of the electorate.
The actual problem in this debate isn't related to conservatism but to Frum's inability to identify the real problem. Instead of marginalizing powerful conservative voices, Frum should build them up and explain that conservatism is far from dead; in fact, it's more alive now than at any time since the 1980s.


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National Photographic Portrait Prize 2015 - Art Collector
| Michael Kennedy, Tom and Pepper, 2014. Courtesy: the artist and Bundaberg Regional Galleries
Bundaberg Regional Art Gallery is one of 4 venues selected for this touring exhibition. This year marks the greatest number of entries received in the 8 year history of the National Photographic Portrait Prize with over 2400 submissions. The National Photographic Portrait Prize reflects the distinctive visions of Australia's aspiring and professional portrait photographers and the unique nature of their subjects.
|Exhibition opens: 5.30pm, 11 December 2015
|Exhibition closes: 31 January 2016
|Location: Bundaberg Regional Art Gallery, 1 Barolin Street, Bundaberg, 4670
|Contact: 07 4130 4750
|Website: www.bundabergregionalgalleries.com.au
|About Bundaberg Regional Art Gallery
|Bundaberg Regional Galleries are two vibrant gallery spaces dedicated to providing premier arts and cultural experiences in the Bundaberg region. Bundaberg Regional Galleries fosters the community's creative capacity by providing art and culture opportunities, and creating a community that participates, engages and grows in the lifelong learning of the arts.
Both gallery spaces boast a year-round program of local, touring and national art exhibitions, visiting artists, workshops, artist talks, educational programs, kids activities, guided tours, gift shop facilities and public outreach programs.


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Had the pleasure of eating at Fish and Meat one lovely Sunday afternoon. They have an expansive buffet offering which includes cold cuts, seafood (particularly good for oyster lovers), salads, and pancakes. I don't write much about food, and the same goes for this article. I'll let the photos speak for themselves.
Food overall is good, the only really bad thing I had was the actual entrée that came with the buffet, from which I ordered the meatballs. Don't order the meatballs. Service is ok, nothing great as usual for these types of places in Hong Kong. You pretty much need to ask for everything including water.
The price is a little on the higher end, but if you can take advantage of the oysters you'll probably find it more worthwhile than myself since I don't eat oysters.


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My first experiences with the QVC home shopping channel, was a few years ago. I would occasionally watch the shows running on QVC, on our On-Digital box. I never actually purchased anything, though. The demise of On-Digital meant that it was a while before I watched QVC again.
Once we bought our first Freeview digital box, access to about 30 channels was available for free. One of these channels was QVC.
QVC began in America, where it has been up and running for many years. It stocks over 15,000 products and is very successful. It is the largest electronic retailer in the UK, currently.
QVC is supposed to stand for Quality, Value and Convenience, but is this what QVC actually provide?
QVC Home Shopping, UK style.
QVC is found on channel 16 of the Freeview service. It is shown on channel 630, on Sky, and on cable, it is channel 740.
Now that I have ordered a few items, from QVC, I can actually say that I am one of their satisfied customers.
You can watch the QVC shows on TV, or live on their website at : www.qvcuk.com.
Internet browsing means that you can buy from previous shows. The stock for sale online is divided so that you can search, for example, for shoes in general, or a particular item. Pricing is the same as the TV shows. Without watching the live shows on the internet, you can still search for stock. They also have a clearance section, so really there is much more choice online.
This review though is really about the TV shows.
Each show runs for around one hour.
The presenters are all very amiable and professional, which makes for easy viewing. You may know some of their faces, from past appearances on mainstream UK TV.
One of the disadvantages qith QVC is that, it is so easy to be persuaded to spend. Each show usually has one presenter, and a representative from goods being shown. Sometimes it is the head of a company, as in "Kim and Co", where it is usually Kim Mendlesonn herself.
If the scheduling was for" Winterwear" there would be a range of winter clothes from all different retailers. However, if, for example, it was for "Winterwear by Centigrade " it would only be Centigrade's stock.
As you watch a "Diamonds" show, or what you will, each product has a thorough review with plenty of time on the screen. Too much time in some cases, as you are waiting for the show to move on. On screen you will see the order code, any relevant colours and sizes, the price and contact telephone number.
Unlike some of the other UK shopping channels, the telephone number is a freephone, 0800, or you can order via the web.
The interactive red Button on your TV remote, is active. On Freeview this brings up a choice of Today's Special value, Hot picks, a 24 hour review, a QVC TV guide and Help menu.You can look back at products from earlier in the day, which enables you to order late.
If the " today's special value" sells out quickly, usually QVC show a "one to watch" offer. This product will represent good value and the price will only last a limited time.
Sometimes a price is reduced just for a particular show, but you have no way of knowing how honest this statement is. Prices are sometimes broken down into 2, 3, or 4 easy, monthly, payments. If you use this option, you are told when ordering, when the payments will begin. The bonus is that you do not pay any charges, for doing this. If you are not careful though, you may feel encouraged to overspend.
First time ordering.
For your first purchase, you need to ring the ordinary free phone number, 0800 50 40 30. The person at the end of the line will take some details, such as the product details, your name and your address. You will be allocated a QVC personal number and select a pin number. Choose this pin as you would for a credit card.
You will be asked for your payment details and you will need some sort of debit, switch or credit card in order to pay. Buyers must be aged 18 or over to shop at QVC.
There is no hard selling, or pressure, to buy other goods.
They will confirm the amount payable , including any postage , and when they think delivery will be made. Items are usually delivered within 5 to 7 working days.
The amount of postage and packaging is usually between £2.95 and £7.95. Occasionally free or reduced postage is on offer. Usually, if you order two items which are exactly the same, there is only one postage and packing charge.
You may be asked if you want be put through to the studio, to talk to the presenters live on air. They must be mad.
Further ordering.
Once you have ordered, for the first time, you will receive membership confirmation in the post, along with a plastic swipe card and your membership number. When you come to order again you can either, ring the aforementioned free phone, or use the Qcut, in first number, line on 0800 52 42 32. This service is automated so you will need your membership numbers. This is a useful service, for example, when QVC have a Sale and phone lines are busy.
The Goods bought.
Your parcel will arrive promptly, within the 5 to 7 days, stipulated, in a grey plastic bag. Along with the goods there is a QVC TV guide for the next month. There is also your receipt. One side has the return labels, which you may need, and the other your order and goods details, plus your guarantee and information on returning any items.
QVC do offer a no quibble, money back, guarantee for 30 days. However, you do have to pay for the return yourself, unless there is an error on their part or the goods are faulty.
At Christmas-time the 30 day guarantee is extended, so presents are still covered post Christmas.
I have ordered, and received, a variety of products from QVC. As I work and don't drive, I do find QVC convenient at times. The elderly, or people with mobility issues, may find it extremely useful.
Returns are picked up from your home.
The prices are fairly competitive, but you do find that some of the clothes can be expensive. The quality has, however, always been good.You do have to bear in mind, also, that the presenters are salespeople, probably on commission, and pitch their opinions accordingly.
I did think that it would be quite hard to judge the quality of items on the screen, and sometimes I have found it easier with the sound turned down. This gives me the opportunity to look without listening to the sales pitch. Buying this way is still better than just looking in a catalogue, although clothes obviously drape better on the slender models at QVC. Once you have ordered a few times, you know which manufacturers offer the best buys.
Crafting shows are mainly for items used to make Birthday or Christmas cards, and they seem expensive.
QVC shows vary from clothes > crafting > bed linen > cameras > TV's > DIY > Gardening >food and to much more.
Well known brands, such as Molten Brown and Butler and Wilson, appear regularly, with good prices. Shows such as Indigo Moon and Quacker Factory, are only available on QVC in the UK. There really must be something for everyone and, if you prefer, the on-line shopping is just as varied and easy.
The main problem is that QVC may be a bit too convenient, especially if you are a shopaholic.


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UTICA, OH - Velvet Ice Cream has been notified that peanut products sold to their company from Sunland, Inc., which were used to make select peanut butter-flavored ice creams, may be contaminated with salmonella.
Thus, the Ohio-based ice cream manufacturer is voluntarily recalling products that may contain contaminated nut products. The recalled products are only sold at convenience stores, small, independent retailers and ice cream parlors in Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia and West Virginia. Not all peanut products sold to Velvet Ice Cream are at risk, consequently, only the items with corresponding code numbers are affected.
Salmonella is an organism that can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in young children, frail or elderly people, and others with weakened immune systems. Healthy persons infected with salmonella often experience fever, diarrhea (which may be bloody), nausea, vomiting and abdominal pain. In rare circumstances, infection with salmonella can result in the organism getting into the bloodstream and producing more severe illnesses such as arterial infections (ie:, infected aneurysms), endocarditis and arthritis.
The following products with specific code numbers are covered under the recall:
Code Number* Manufactured Date
- Velvet Supreme Peanut Butter Cup - 1/2 gallon UPC #70682-10119 10181 6/30/2010
- Velvet Peanut Butter Cup - 3 gallon UPC #70682-10539 10181 6/30/2010
- Velvet Buckeye Classic - 56oz UPC #70682-10038 10193 7/12/2010
- Velvet Buckeye Classic - 3 gallon UPC #70682-10519 10193 7/12/2010
- Velvet Buckeye Classic - 3 gallon UPC #70682-10519 12207 7/25/2012
- Velvet Buckeye Classic - 3 gallon UPC #70682-10519 12227 8/14/2012
- Velvet Buckeye Classic - pints UPC #70682-10423 12251 9/07/2012
Found on the bottom of 56oz and pint cartons, label of 3 gallon container and flap of half-gallon carton
Product descriptions:
- Buckeye Classic ice cream (Creamy peanut butter ice cream swirled with thick chocolate fudge and chocolate-covered peanut butter candies ) 56oz carton, 3 gallon containers and pints
- Chocolate Peanut Butter Cup ice cream (Chocolate ice cream with peanut butter swirls) half-gallon cartons and 3 gallon containers
"The wellbeing of Velvet Ice Cream customers and the quality of our products is of the utmost importance to our company," said Velvet Ice Cream President Luconda Dager. "The moment we heard there were issues with nut products manufactured by Sunland, Inc., we took immediate steps to investigate all peanut products shipped to our company and voluntarily removed any product that may include tainted ingredients."
Customers who have purchased affected products can return them to the store of purchase for a full refund.
Located in Utica, Ohio, Velvet Ice Cream is a family-owned and operated business that has been making ice cream for nearly 100 years. Joseph Dager founded Velvet Ice Cream in 1914 and four generations of Dagers have since run the company.


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Micah 6:6-8
Matthew 13:54-58
"What does the Lord require of you, but to do justice, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with you God?"
"Prophets are not without honour except in their own country and in their own house."
About a third of the Old Testament is made up of books referred to as "The Prophets." We are probably all familiar with some of them, or at least a few of their verses, whether from Isaiah or Jeremiah, Amos, Ezekiel or Jonah, though we are probably less familiar with Obadiah and Zephaniah to say nothing of Habakkuk and Haggai. Then in the New Testament we read about the "gift of prophecy" and how prophets in the early church brought messages of encouragement and guidance to congregations and individuals. We also read about "false prophets" who proclaim "peace, peace" when there is no peace, and prophets who misled the church usually out of greed. And then there are the self-proclaimed contemporary prophets who clam to predict the future, some who claim to have a hot-line to God, can heal you of all your diseases, and can tell you precisely when Jesus will return. But there are also others we deem prophets today who. in the tradition of the great OT prophets, speak truth to power, proclaiming the need for justice if there is to be peace and reconciliation. I generally use the word prophet in this sense, but when we use the word we need to be sure we know who we are referring to.
The great prophets of social justice in the Old Testament were not religious leaders or professional preachers, neither were they fortune tellers who knew precisely when the end of the world would come, nor did they spend their time writing proof texts for the coming of the Messiah. But as they witnessed injustice in the land, and saw the way in which the poor were oppressed conrary to God's commandments, they declared in no uncertain terms that if Israel did not change its ways, it would be judged by God with dire consequences. But if they did change, the prophets declared, God would fulfil his promise of peace. In that sense they predicted the likely future, and also indicated that one day God would send his anointed one, that is, Messiah, to establish God's kingdom on earth. Christians believe Jesus was that anointed one and therefore fulfilled not just the law of Moses but also the promise and hope of the prophets. Jesus, for us, was more than a prophet, but he was also a prophet in the lineage of the great prophets of Israel.
In 1985 during the first State of Emergency while I was teaching at the University of Cape Town, a well-known South African Roman Catholic theologian, Albert Nolan, arrived, almost out of the blue it seemed, to give a seminar in our Department at UCT. Albert, who was a leading figure in the anti-apartheid struggle was on the run from the Security Police, so his sudden appearance was quite dramatic, and our graduate students, who were already familiar with his writings, were excited to meet him in person and listen to his seminar presentation. It was all about a new theological document called the Kairos Document which was in the process of being drafted by a group of theologians in Soweto and Johannesburg. As he read it to us and talked about it, we soon realised that this was a momentous event, for the Document was the most frontal theological attack on apartheid we had yet heard. It was, in the tradition of a Hebrew prophets, a prophetic statement. At the end of the seminar we all put our names to it and within a few weeks the document was made public, causing a major stir within the churches and in government. And those of us who signed it soon came under attack from various quarters.
Next week Edwin Arrison and I will be attending a conference in Johannesburg to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Kairos Document, and as a matter of interest, Alyson's great painting of one of the Stations of the Cross, will be unfurled at the opening ceremony in Regina Mundi Cathedral in Soweto. Also attending the conference will be people from around South Africa and the rest of the world, some of whom have subsequently produced their own kairos documents. So what is so important about the Kairos Document that we should celebrate its thirtieth anniversary?
Kairos is a Greek word which means "time," not time understood in terms of years, months, days, hours, and seconds, that is chronological time; in the New Testament kairos refers to "God's time," the time of God's judgment and salvation. Jesus arrived, St. Paul tells us, in the "fullness of kairos," (Galatians 4:4) in other words, at the right moment, and Mark begins his gospel by saying that "the kairos is fulfilled. and the kingdom of God has come near." (Mark 1:15). God's time or kairos is, in short, a "prophetic moment." That is, a moment in time when peoples and nations are in crisis and prophets arise calling them to grasp the opportunity to change their ways or else they will face catastrophe.
The mid-nineteen-eighties was such a time in South Africa. President P.W. Botha had infamously failed to cross the Rubicon in 1983 and the country was heading towards civil war. At that "prophetic moment" the Kairos Document was a call to Christians and the churches to actively resist injustice and work for a truly reconciled nation. Neither the government nor most white South Africans, were prepared to accept this word of prophecy which so fundamentally challenged the status quo with its clear cut message. But looking back, what the Kairos Document declared was right on target. It was in the tradition of the great prophets of ancient Israel. It was, as it claimed, a prophetic theological document.
Prophets of God's justice are invariably rejected by the authorities and end up in prison or worse. It was Jesus who declared that Jerusalem rejected and stoned the prophets, and they did so because they refused to acknowledge the things that made for peace, namely doing God's justice. So, with reference to himself, Jesus declared in the passage we read today, "prophets are not without honour except in their own country and in their own house." And that was so true in South Africa, of Beyers Naudé, Sheena Duncan, Desmond Tutu, Steve Biko and others, as it is of prophets around the world today who are speaking out about the ecological crisis facing us, or about the situation in Palestine, and a host of other issues, including poverty and corruption in South Africa. The message is the same as it has always been, Unless you change your ways disaster will strike.
As we take note of what is happening around the world as well as in our own country, we would be foolishly blind if we did not recognise the global and national crises facing us. The world has become a much more dangerous place than we ever imagined when we entered this new millennium. So we should listen to the prophets. They are not prophets of doom but prophets of justice and hope. This is God's time, they declare, a time to grasp the opportunity to change. So let us not be among those who, as Isaiah said, "look but do not see, or listen but do not hear." Rather let us following the counsel of the prophet Micah and the Kairos Document " do justice, love mercy, and walk humbly with God."
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Under The Helmet with Vidor's Mason Mathews
Vidor Pirates senior defensive back Mason Mathews talked with Beaumont Enterprise reporter David Thompson about his thoughts on his name, who he would invite to a dinner party and reveals something many people don't know about him, among other things.
Q Do you have a professional athlete you look up to?
A I'm a big Lolo Jones fan. I know that doesn't really have to do with football, but I'm a huge fan of hers. One because she's such a good athlete and I love the way she lives her life. Plus, it's Lolo Jones, who doesn't love Lolo Jones?
Q If you could change your name to something besides Mason, what name would you choose?
A I don't like the name Mason, I never have. But my real name is Samuel, but I don't like that either. I don't know, I feel like Kason would have been better than Mason. I feel like Mason is a weenie name. I think my parents could have done better.
Q What is your favorite food?
A I love cheeseburgers. You can't beat a cheeseburger, you know? I love the bread, and the cheese and the meat, you just can't beat that.
Q Name a celebrity you wish you could make irrelevant?
A Iggy Azalea, I cannot stand her or Meghan Trainor. Their music is so annoying.
Q What is your favorite TV show?
A My favorite TV show is "American Horror Story." It's crazy and awesome. You never know what's going to happen. It's freaking good.
Q What's a non-athletic talent you wish you could have?
A I wish I could sing. You can go anywhere and sing. As an athlete I feel like you have to bring stuff everywhere you go. You can't prove you are good at hurdles without having some hurdles with you. Singing would be easy because you can just show up and sing.
Q Tell us something not many people know about you?
A I'm really good at volleyball. My aunt (Rebecca Peveto-Matthews) is the head coach at Bridge City and I've been working on her with maybe playing in college. I don't know why I'm good at volleyball.
Q Do you play volleyball competitively?
A I play in a lot of beach volleyball tournaments. They are really scary and very hard. It's hard to find a guy in doubles, who is any good, so I usually play co-ed. I recently played a tournament in Galveston last month and our four-person team finished fourth. We were actually pretty bad. I'm not going to lie.
Q What do you consider to be the greatest movie of al-time?
A Like my dad (Vidor head coach Jeff Mathews), I'm a big Sci-Fi movie fan. I love like "300" and "Gladiator." Those are great movies. I like "Harry Potter," too, but that's embarrassing.
Q If you were throwing a dinner party and you could invite three people, past or present, to dine with you. Whom would you invite?
A First I'd choose Beyoncé, because she is just perfect. Then Edwin Moses, he was like the best 400-meter hurdler ever. My third would be my dad's grandfather, his name was Samuel Mason Bugg, and I'm Samuel Mason Mathews. I was named after him and I'd like to meet him.


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This classic scene from the fairy tale "The Tale of Tsar Saltan" was painted by Fedoskino artist Arzhakova. It shows one of three wonders of the Gvidon's island: the squirrel that all day long cracks golden nuts with emeralds inside and sings songs. The squirrel is sitting in the crystal house, and, beneath, we can see a large box full of emeralds gathered by servants from the ground. Prince Gvidon is leading his father, Tsar Saltan, and other guests to this wonder. All people are surprised and opened their mouths in amazement. The artist managed to reproduce skillfully emotions of the characters by means of depicting different complicated gestures and animated facial expressions. In the background the artist depicts Gvidon's palace. Elaborate series of towers, arches and walls, and fine decoration on some of the walls and roofs nicely completes the fairy-tale landscape.
The piece is filled with lovely color combinations. The rich palette of blue, red, pink, yellow, brown, green, and ochre colors glitters and glimmers against the black background. The surface seems filled with light and air. This effect has been achieved by adding aluminum powder to the oil-based tones. Aluminum also makes the scene look festive and decorative.
Beautiful gold floral ornamentation frames the composition and decorates the sides of the box. The box is constructed from paper-mache. Black lacquer is used to paint the exterior of the box while red lacquer completes the interior of the work. The lid isn't hinged and the box rests on a small rim. The Fedoskino Factory stamp "Troika" (insignia) can be found on the interior of the lid. The box is signed with the artist's name, village and year (2003).


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Then, Roger & Deb Miller have taken over the business as of September 1, 2012, and look forward to continuing to serve you as Larry and Barb have done in the past. The regular services will not be interrupted and we hope to offer additional products and services; such as, the Moritz, Eby, and Trail king brands of trailers. We look forward to extending our product lines to better service you, our valued customers.
While Larry, Barb, and Pat will be staying with us, you will also notice some new faces joining them. The first addition we will be welcoming to the Midway team will be Herm Elwer. He will work together with the rest of the team to continue to provide the excellent service you have become accustom to as valued Midway customers.
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