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When last we heard from Twin Peaks, it was the news that the show might air sometime between April and June 2017. That vagueness seemed appropriate for the loopy David Lynch project, but things are getting even stranger. In this widely varied, malleable climate for content distribution, Twin Peaks might just dive into the deep end.
Says Showtime CEO David Nevins:
Everything about Twin Peaks is going to be unconventional — unconventional in the handling of it and how we put it out in the world and how we market. I want to embrace the unusualness of it, and I think it is quite possible we're not going to do a traditional release pattern. I don't know exactly what that means yet. I've had a couple of conversations with [Lynch]. I can definitely see longer episodes or the question of how we release it linearly and for those who want to stream it.
We've heard rumors that Lynch has shot what amounts to two full seasons of content, so I hope he doesn't carve too much away. While they're experimenting, maybe it would be cool if they released one hour every week until it depletes. We've gotten Netflix binge seasons, Internet mini series, and all kinds of alternative TV experiences, but I've never seen a mega season that lasts a year. I'd love for Twin Peaks to be that show. It broke the TV mold back in the 90's, so why not again?
Returning cast members will include:
Kyle MacLachlan, Sheryl Lee, Sherilyn Fenn, Dana Ashbrook, Madchen Amick, Miguel Ferrer, David Patrick Kelly, Richard Beymer, and Lynch himself. Possibly joining that list are Lynch's Twin Peaks co-creator Mark Frost, Frost's father Warren Frost, Ray Wise, Grace Zabriskie, Peggy Lipton, Everett McGill, Wendy Robie, James Marshall, Al Strobel, Kimmy Robertson, Harry Goaz, Charlotte Stewart, Gary Hershberger, Jan D'Arcy, Harry Dean Stanton, and maybe Catherine E. Coulson, who may have filmed some scenes before she passed away last September.
New cast members to be featured are:
Amanda Seyfried, Peter Sarsgaard, Balthazar Getty, Robert Knepper, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Bailey Chase, Laura Dern, Robert Forster, Naomi Watts, Tom Sizemore, Grant Goodeve, Larry Clarke, Caleb Landry Jones, James Belushi, Ashley Judd, Michael Cera, Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder, Ernie Hudson, Derek Mears and Trent Reznor.


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Discussion in 'Windows 8' started by Markee, Aug 9, 2012.
Can someone please post how to enable disable transparency I can't find the option
You could enable 'high contrast' and customize the colours, although that might look a bit... funny.
Open regedit, go to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\DWM
Add DWORD value, name it as "ColorizationOpaqueBlend" without quotes, and set value data to 0.
Restart pc or change theme.
Thanks for the reply I"m trying to get rid of the transparency in the task bar in windows desktop you know how to do that ?
You can think about making changes on your current wallpapers.
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"To Any Reader"
"In August 1887, Robert Louis Stevenson, already famous for Treasure Island and The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, set sail from the port of London on a voyage to America. Rather than sail on a "great big Birmingham liner like a new hotel," Stevenson booked a passage on a cargo-carrying steamer, the Ludgate Hill. It was a rough crossing, but Stevenson in his letters to friends at home reveals his excitement and delight in being at sea. "O, it was lovely on our stable-ship," he wrote, obviously enjoying every minute of it."
"Picture an incongruous cargo of "the baser kind of Bagman," apes and baboons, monkeys and stallions, then,"
"Take all this picture, and make it roll till the bell shall sound and unexpected notes and the fittings shall break loose in our state-room, and you have the voyage of the Ludgate Hill."
The Voyage of the Ludgate Hill
I sailed with my wife, the delight of my life, and a great many people from Dover, but an ape in a squall made fools of us all before the strange journey was over. London and Scotland, good-bye! We shall feast on mutton and pie till light as a cork, we arrive in New York under a buttermilk sky!
We'd hardly set sail, when my wife at the rail heard a clatter of hooves and a bray, and the second mate roared, "We have taken aboard a stable and bales of hay. No need for alarm, you shall come to no harm." But I saw a baboon by his door playing cards with an ape in a gabardine cape. We were three thousand miles from shore.
Oh, buckets and brushes and bales! Five monkeys are twitching their tails! And confirming my fears, I see dozens of ears perking up at the edge of the rail. Mrs. Early of Rood complained of the food; her sister complained of the damp. Mr. Collins of Greer took a chill in his ear, and I was laid low with a cramp. Halfway to New York we ran out of pork and butter and biscuits and sweets, and the cold mutton pie was in such short supply we devoured it all in a week. Crash and tinkle and roar! Our dishes have flown to the floor, and the lively baboon has run off with my spoon and the horses are neighing for more.
We sailed for days in a lavender haze till we met a regrettable squall. I was tossed from my bed and knocked on the head, and my wife had a terrible fall. Creeping out on the deck of our wonderful wreck, I was much astonished to see a second baboon with a face like the moon and a stallion as tall as a tree. Buttons and bobbins and lace! The baboon's hearty embrace has ruined my coat, and I dreamed that a goat made a meal of my traveling case. I groped back to bed but encountered instead a horse who admired my clothes but decided my vest was too hard to digest and my socks too involved with my toes.
From the hold came a rumbling, a clatter and stumbling, the door of the stable broke free. Mr Collins of Greer gave chase to the mare who was chasing five monkeys and me. Oh, the monkeys with muttering maws! How I long for retractable claws and a comforting chat with the shipmaster's cat as she scours the pads of her paws!
When the tempest had cleared, the captain appeared and discovered his compass and wheel were safe with the ape in the gabardine cape and an ancient, excitable eel. Mrs. Early of Rood, in a generous mood, said, "The ape has preserved us from harm. The eel did not quail in the face of the gale. He may go for a ride on my arm." My wife called for fiddle and drum. "Let them thump and twitter and thrum! Let us skittle and hop, and dance till we drop or the moon changes seats with the sun!"
Mr. Collins of Greer asked if we were near, and the captain promised us land would dazzle our sight on this memorable night. When a jig burst forth from the band, the electric eel tied himself to my heel since he could not offer his hand, and two by two, but the light of my shoe we skipped to the promised land.


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Located right off Century Drive, this home is in a peaceful neighborhood just walking distance to downtown Bend, restaurants, Drake Park and grocery store/bakeries. Washer/dryer/laundry soap, shampoos, conditioner, body soap, coffee maker/coffee, TV/VCR/DVD player with movies, IHome included and IPhone and IPod chargers in each bedroom are all included.
Master bedroom with queen bed and full bath. Second and third bedrooms with shared bathroom can be completely closed off from living area. One bedroom has a bunk bed with a twin on top and a double on the bottom. The other bedroom has a queen bed.


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Todays edition brings me to the top 20 shooting guards from this season.
Let's go!!
20. Tony Allen.
I love Tony Allen, he's all heart. Like he said himself, it's grit n' grind, Allen's defensive work ethic is breathtaking. Pressuring the ball, fighting through screens, closing out shooters, helping in the middle and forcing turnovers. Allen forced the talented Mayo out of a starting spot last year because of his enthusiasm on D. Though he has slowed up a bit this year he still has his athleticism to grab him a couple of points on the other end.
19. Jimmy Butler.
One of the most surprising and exciting breakouts this year Butler earned his hype with his flawless defensive effort against Kobe Bryant, being nicknamed 'The Kobe stopper' for his efforts. He came up big throughout the second half of the season when Deng began to tire and was key in the Bulls' efforts of streak stopping. Having 'Kobe stopper' on your head will only entice the Mamba to make mince meat of you, but I assume Jimmy's up to the challenge.
18. Iman Shumpert.
The last of the defensive stalwarts before we get into the guys that put the 'shoot' into shooting guard. Getting back to Shump, some wouldn't put him on this list but I think the fact that he's been able to play well after tearing his ACL is a big sign of things to come. He is also aggressive on D using his quick hands and strength to force opposition's stars into mistakes and turn them into easy scores for New York. Shumpert also improved his jumpshot while injured and has had some 3-point lead scoring outbursts this season. The skies the limit for Tape 2wo 1ne.
17. Tyreke Evans.
A lot of people thought that Tyreke was going to get injured again this season and decline even more but it's been quite the opposite. It hasn't been smooth for the combo guard to get back into his old groove his 15.2PPG isn't astounding by any means but his .479 FG% is a big improvement on his .449 he has for his career. The reassurgence of Isaiah Thomas and Marcus Thornton's ability to provide a spark off the bench has been good and bad for Evans. It loses him touches on offence but it decreases the need for the offence to flow directly through him and force him into bad shots.
16. Eric Gordon.
If Eric Gordon didn't continually get injured this year he would be in the top 5. Not much else I can say.
15. Wesley Matthews.
I'm repeating an overused term here by saying Matthews was consistent and stayed healthy this year. But he did? He had a consistent outside stroke, held down his starting spot and was a decent option for the Blazers to go to on offence. He's far from a star, but the fact that this guy went undrafted I take my hat off to the Blazers for putting their trust in him.
14. Joe Johnson.
One could say this is a low spot for Iso Joe and it is but I think, much like his fellow Net DEron Williams he has been quite lackluster this year, with hints of brilliance. I amn't going to focus on the negative or his massive contract here, because he had plenty of highlight plays this year not to mention.
13. Dion Waitors.
Before I start I want every reader to quickly watch Waitors' dunk on the Birdman last night. That was astounding. He has been inconsistent at times this year but overall Waitors is a good compliment to Kyrie Irving. His shooting can be hot or cold but his first step is quite explosive and gives him a handy way to get to the bucket. Plus his aggressiveness at the rim allows him to finish or draw the foul.
12. Brad Beal.
Beal in my opinion, has been the second best rookie this year mostly because he has had to jump into the deepend as Wall was injured at the beginning of the season so the reigns to the offence were handed to the former Florida Gator. It took some adjusting in the beginning but Beal soon broke into his new role, and his unlikely gamewinner against the Thunder was the highlight of a successful season for the three-point assassin.
11. Klay Thompson.
Thompson is the shooting guard Stephen Curry needed in order to show his greatness. Curry is point guard Thompson needed to showcase his offensive ability. The two mirror eachother and are both lethal from beyond the arc, probably the most potent one-two punch in the league in terms of three-point shooting. Most of the reason for Thompson's high rating is his chemistry with Curry and how he plays off him.
10. OJ Mayo.
Mayo really puzzles me. He works his ass off to prove he's a good player and then just stops playing well when Dirk returns and lets his critics run amuck on his reputation. Mayo's a better player than he's shown down the stretch but his attitude is a major question mark.
9. Kevin Martin.
The unsung hero of the OKC Thunder receives his first bit of praise since the Harden trade on The Ankle Breaker. Martin spaces the floor well for OKC and is a handy option off the bench if KD or more importantly Russell Westbrook are cold or shooting inefficiently. He provides a steady scoring threat and a lot of experience that could help the Thunder if they're to make a deep Playoff run.
8. Andre Iguodala.
I don't care what anyone says but Iguodala is the key to the Nuggets' high octane play. He provides energy on defense, a little star power, athleticism, an outside stroke and stamina to push the break again and again. When Gallo went down Iguodala showed his mettle and stepped up in the mile high city and earning the trust of coach George Karl, something that will benefit the team in the postseason.
7. DeMar DeRozan.
I will be the first to admit that DeMar is way too high on this list but he has impressed me so much he deserves some recognition for his hard work. He didn't lift the Raptors to new heights but he elevated his offensive game all over the shop, being able to to score inside out and in transition or in the halfcourt game. In no way has his defense drastically improved but neither has any of this top tens so I can't just rate him on that. The arrival of Rudy Gay hurt his numbers and touches on offence but in another way could make him a much more efficient scorer as he will get better looks when a defense has more threats to worry about. Also, his buzzer beater against the Magic was amazing.
6. Jamal Crawford.
Razzle dazzle. The perfect fit for the Clippers. I think Crawford has provided them with the perfect spark off the bench. His lack of Playoff experience won't be too much of an issue for the team with vets like Billups and Hill on the team but it could lead to less plays and sets for him in the clutch.
5. JR Smith.
What can I say? Speaking as a Knicks fan, JR is my worst nightmare and dream offensive weapon at the same time. Be it going 0-8 and nailing a game winner, knocking down a contested stepback at the end of the shot clock, throwing down an insane alley-oop or driving the lane, finishing in traffic and drawing the foul, Smith is the most unpredictable, erratic, exciting and explosive player in the NBA. The amount of times he's bailed the Knicks out when Melo's been double teamed or out is ridiculous. His gamewinners and clutch shots this season have ended in wins against the Thunder, Celtics, Bobcats and Suns to name a few plus his reverse alley-oop dunk against the Spurs at MSG was ridiculous.
4. Monta Ellis.
The start of the year was a bad one for Ellis. He shot inefficiently and looked like a bad deal for the Bucks. But towards the middle of the season Ellis came alive, leading the Bucks to their eight seed finish and challenging the biggest of foes, he had his Ellis-like highlights like his off-balance gamewinner against the Rockets and his 360-layups. Just like his shot selection his future in Wisconsin is up in the air so it will be intriguing to see where he goes.
3. Dwyane Wade.
Flash was supposedly on the decline at the start of the year. He was. keyword being WAS. He proved his star power during the HEAT's historic win streak when LeBron struggled, not much else I can say, he was typical Wade otherwise.
2. James Harden.
What a season! No one seen him being this good. His first two games were phenomenal and he kept up his mercurial form all season leading the Rockets to a Playoff berth. He showed his offensive capabilities all season, his handle his shot and his crunch time scoring threat, sinking the Spurs with a free throw line runner. With Kobe out for most of next year, the number one spot is probably his for the taking.
1. Kobe Bryant.
#VINO. Why did his Achilles rupture? It's unfair to the sport. If anyone deserved some postseason success it was Kobe. He was everywhere, even Twitter. So when I seen him go down against the Warriors I felt a little pain for the NBA. Whether he returns or not some big damage has been done to the association. I don't care what the stats and haters say Kobe is one of the best. Mamba out.


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Women generally get to blend up their trousers with skirts, fancy dresses and various occasional shorts. But for the boys, "it is all pants, all the time". Consequently, it is very essential for men to get all the minute details right in-order to flaunt the right style. Nowadays many online portals are offering splendid option in respect to the trousers for men through their onlineshopping scheme.
However, a lot of guys are making grave mistakes when it comes to selecting the right pant, right from the cut of the pant at the top, till the cuffs of the pant at the bottom. Therefore, here are some important tips about the most basic mistakes, men make in respect of wearing pants – All men should know that women are looking and judging by the dress a man wears.
Pants Must Not Be Pleated
The most important thing a man should know and understand that pleats in pants are basically woman repellant. Moreover, pleats in the pant make a fat look rather than making it slimmer. A "flat cut" pant rather makes the look slimmer and thus it makes an average looking guy more attractive and stylish.
Wear Slim-Cut, Not Skinny
Most men should consider wearing a trouser that is magnificently slim cut. It simply augments his overall look and appearance. But a skinny pant may not suit all the guys. They look magnificent on the girls, but not on all the guys. Therefore, they should be careful while selecting between slim-cut and skinny pants.
Do Not Show Your Inner
Showing inner, may be a fashion statement doing round, but men should understand that, this particular style is tremendously hated by most of the women. Do not wear pant too low. This not only a bad gesture, but also make the look horrible for men. The general rule is that, men should not wear pants seven inches below the navel. Rather higher-waist trousers can do wonders for men with shorter heights.
Light-Washed Jeans Should Be Avoided
Light – washed Jeans are out of fashion since a long time. Therefore, men should avoid wearing this particular style of jeans as it makes a man look old and shabby. Moreover, it makes the appearance flabby rather than making it slim.
Trouser Should Fit Perfectly
Men's trousers should be a perfect fit. It should not be too loose, or even too tight. There should be the perfect balance between the two. If one gets it hard to find the perfect fit, then he should go to the nearest tailor and alter it to make the perfect fitting.
Match Your Pants with Shoes
Never wear shiny black shoes with any pant. Just because the pants are in dark shades, it cannot be substituted with the black colored trousers. Shiny shoes can only be worn, with the black colored pant and no other shades. Therefore, men should always dress keeping things in mind that women are always looking and judging a man from his appearance.
Therefore, all men should keep these important points in mind while buying their favorite pair of trousers either from the nearest store, or online trousers sale available for men. They should pick such a style and color of trouser which augment their look in a better way and not the other way round.


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I hae yet another new digi to release and share with you today.
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I am off for a big cup of coffee, some headache meds, to church to spend some time in
Gods presence and worship him and thank him for ALL he has done for my family and I this week, head to my husbands bosses house for a drop in Christmas party then back home and back to church. :)
It will be a very busy and blessed day.
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We could say that the computer memory is one of the most important elements for everything to work properly. Indeed, without this vital component, the computer cannot even boot, this indicating the importance of RAM in the structure of the computer. The word "Memory" is a generic term used to designate the parts of the computer or peripheral devices where all data and programs are stored.
In this article we will learn a little more in depth the types of memory that exist and what their relationship is with the computer.
Regarding exclusively to the computer, inside the case, and coupled to the motherboard, we can find two types of memories:
RAM (Random Access Memory)
The RAM is a type of temporary storage memory that stores programs and data being processed, only during processing stage. It is a volatile memory, data stored only stay in it while the computer is turned on. At the time the PC is turned off, all the data are lost.
There are some concepts that must be known to make it easier to understand the RAM memory of modern computers, here the most important:
- The RAM is used for temporary storage of data or instructions.
- When writing a text on a computer, the information is stored in RAM, as well as the input data.
- The RAM memory is also known as memory read and write since in this type of memory can be read or write information.
- The RAM is essential for good performance of our PC.
ROM (Read Only Memory)
This type of memory is used to store permanent applications or data, or information that rarely will be modified. The information is usually stored in the storage chip at the time of manufacture, and its main characteristic is that its contents cannot be altered by user programs or applications. For this reason it is a read-only memory.
The ROM is basically a chip that containing control instructions and it cannot be altered by the user. Thus the ROM is hardware and software at the same time (this firmware name is given).
The firmware instructions are stored in a memory, typically read / write, which establishes the lowest level logic that controls the electronic circuits of a device of any kind.
In short, the information stored in ROM is non-volatile, that is, it is not lost when the computer is turned off. RAM is volatile, and the stored information is lost when the machine is turned off.


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Oh, yes. You didn't know today was worth being happy about? Eyes of the beholder, I suppose.
Today is my wedding anniversary. I've been married a beautiful 22 years to the most wonderful man on earth. He came into my life when I needed him the most and has stuck with me through all the "better" AND "worse." Turns out we make a pretty good team.
It hasn't come without hard work, sacrifices, and too many boxes of macaroni and cheese, but it's been worth it. For my part, I wouldn't be where I am without my husband. And yeah, yeah, he'll say the same thing about me. But I'm the one writing this post so I get to brag on him today. :)
If not for him I wouldn't be writing. See, he's the one who told me to dream my dreams. And then helped to make them happen. As a result I have a house full of children, a college degree, and in a field that I've loved since I was old enough to read.
If not for him I would have majored in *shudder* Accounting. Wow. Not the right field for me. I learned that pretty quick. Don't get me wrong, I'm pretty good with numbers. It just killed my sense of creativity. All that finite math and stuff. There's not a whole lot of fiction going on there. Well, except for imaginary numbers.
I don't even know why I thought Accounting would be a good idea. Oh, wait. Yes I do. Because people told me I was crazy for wanting to be a writer. Writers don't make any money. As though that's the only reason for doing anything. Pfscht! But I was young, impressionable, and already scared that I wasn't good enough. Despite what my creative writing professors told me to the contrary. And they weren't the only ones.
My husband-to-be was intrigued by my interests. ENCOURAGED them. And he was far better at numbers than I was, so I knew our children would be in good hands. (FYI, they have been. I love being right.)
Today I celebrate a Friday the 13th that changed my life. I think this has been the only time our anniversary has fallen on the exact day of the week that we got married on. (Correct me if I'm wrong. Come on, I dare you. Just rain on my parade. It has all week here anyway.) :)
Today could not be more perfect. Even if all I do is bask in the knowledge that I'm the luckiest woman on earth, that's enough. Tomorrow I'll go back to worrying about everything else. But hey, tomorrow I'll still have my biggest cheerleader cheering me on. And that's what marrying your best friend is all about.
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I bought to help with engorgement and let down. Concept seems really good, except once used a few times ( once or twice) sprouts begin to grow out of the pads and within a few days mold. Looks really nasty and I wish Inwould have take. A picture to post. There are no instructions on how to care for ...see moreof the reviewer's review
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I wish I could've used this item. First one I received the stitching was undone and flax seeds were everywhere so I returned it and ordered another. Second one came in and I made sure all the stitching was good and it was! GREAT! Then I threw one in microwave came out great put it in my bra and thre...see moreof the reviewer's review
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Mountain Dreams at Sherwood | 2-Bedrooms & Loft | Pool Table | Hot Tub | Resort Views | WiFi
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Mountain Dreams is an open 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom cabin in Pigeon Forge that easily sleeps up to 7 people, with 2 king-sized beds, a queen-sized sofa bed and a twin-sized futon. This cabin fits a family or group comfortably. Enjoy the living room's stone fireplace while viewing the large flat screen television. Bring your own DVD's for entertainment or check out a Playstation 2 gaming system from the Resort. Break out a board game for a fun time gathered around the kitchen table then head up to the loft to shoot a game of pool. Prepare a family feast with a kitchen that comes fully-equipped for making meals and memories.
At the end of a long day out seeing the sights, relax in the hot tub on the wrap around porch while the stars and lightning bugs put on a show, or retreat to the master bedroom with a private bedside jetted tub and fireplace to help unwind. A washer and dryer are included for your convenience. Beautiful mountain views and a touch of luxury, along with an incredible location within 5 minutes of great shopping and dining, make Mountain Dreams at Sherwood Forest Resort a prime vacation rental.


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You know that spring is in the air when local ice cream shop Vanilla Bean Creamery opens its doors again. After taking some well-deserved time off this winter, owner Ralph Kopelman is back with some of the best homemade ice cream and frozen yogurt in the area. Make sure you stop by to try their award-winning Bananas Foster ice cream!
Cranford Vanilla Bean Creamery
22 North Ave West
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Contemporary artists under 50 win it. It's a big deal in Britain. I know nothing of the 4 artists who made the short list. Here are the artists and their works!
Luke Fowler "All Divided Selves" 2011
Perhaps Fisk could have done a better job trying to find a place online to view this work. Vimeo, Hulu, Netflix, Youtube, and various illegal download sites fail to give me even a few minutes of this documentary. Do you have a link? I'd love to see it. I found an excellent description of the work here, http://www.ica.org.uk/32711/Film/AFC-Luke-Fowler.html. I'll have to keep an ear and eye out for when this video may be showing in the states. A documentary about a somewhat mystical psychologist sounds engaging, and after listening to Luke talk about the genre of documentary film (in this video) I'm sure I would have enjoyed it very much.
Paul Noble
A detail of a drawing...
Public Toilet
Welcome to Nobson
I have not seen Paul Noble's work in person, but after my investigating online, I can't wait. The narrator of this video compares his drawings to Hieronymus Bosch, which feels like an incredibly bold statement, but after looking at how insanely detailed and somewhat absurd the works are, I don't really feel like I could disagree. The music in the video is pretty comical as well. It's hard not to love a drawn world based on well understood cultural mythologies where the main figures resemble poops. Are those poops any better than we are? Who knows. Perhaps Noble.
Spartacus Chetwynd
This person video taped a large portion of the performance by Spartacus Chetwynd. There is so much going on. Participating in an artist's performance requires a kind of acceptance and trust in the artist & unknown. For this, participatory performance art is always something I'm intrigued by. I would have much rather participated, of course that would have made an ideal situation from which I could begin to talk about the work. Another video of the piece:
And Finally, the winner winner...
Elizabeth Price
Adrian Searle writes, "The focus and drive of Price's work, the cutting and the atmosphere, mark her out. There are silences, bursts of music, a terrific play of words and images, and switches in tempo that take us from an analysis of church architecture to a reconstruction of the fire itself by the Manchester authorities. Her use of footage from the fire itself never feels voyeuristic or meritricious. She does a great deal in 20 minutes. Its complexity has stayed with me." I regret that I have little of my own experience to add to the words of others. The Turner Prize is meant for a British visual artist under 50, so there is little I can do to see much of this work in person. Except for flying to Britain, which I would love to do, though not possible at the moment. The video seems compelling, and the words of others who have seen the work feel good enough for now.
&just for fun, and 8bit of Smooth Criminal:
Fisk and I are going to a lecture tonight: John Contino. Thoughts on this shortly no doubt.


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Events on Wednesday, 27. June 2018
The Bellaire Public Library has many new changes! We have a new look for the inside of our library and new ideas for our web site! Click below on links to upcoming events, our card catalog, new books, and more!!
June 27 Wednesday
The Mindfulness Book Club
Jun 27, 2018 from 04:00 PM to 05:00 PM
The Mindfulness Book Club will meet at the Bellaire Public library the last Wednesday of the month at 4:00 p.m.


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Clinical guidelines illustrating the safest ways to manage a bariatric surgery patient during the periods before and after the procedure were presented today at the American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists (AACE) 18th Annual Meeting & Clinical Congress.
The guidelines are a collaborative effort between AACE, The Obesity Society and the American Society for Metabolic & Bariatric Surgery. The guideline's 166 evidence-based recommendations focus on the metabolic and nutritional aspects of the severely obese patient who plans to undergo the procedure.
"With obesity at epidemic proportions in the United States, bariatric surgery is becoming a much more common procedure," said AACE Member and co-author of the guidelines Jeffrey I. Mechanick, MD, FACP, FACE, FACN.
The number of severely obese individuals is on the rise, currently affecting nearly 10 million in the United States.1 This means that for each bariatric surgeon there are approximately 10,000 potential surgical candidates.2
With more procedures performed every day, considerable concern has been raised regarding the dangers associated with bariatric surgical procedures like metabolic bone disease, among other nutritional deficiencies. The comprehensive guideline's 166 evidence-based recommendations address many of these dangers, and offer ways to minimize them. They also address the following topics:
• Selecting appropriate patients for bariatric surgery;
• Recommendations regarding the pre-operative and post-operative evaluation for the patient;
• Ways to recognize and manage post-operative complications; and
• Recommendations to select patients for a second bariatric surgical procedure or a revision or reversal of a previous bariatric surgical procedure.
To download an electronic version of the guidelines please visit the AACE Web site by clicking here. Audio from the AACE Annual Meeting media briefing on this particular topic are available online here.


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Yes………so excited for you and well done. Really excited about hearing your updates and well done on your first client. Mummy win x x
#ThisMumCan – and so can you
Something big has been happening in July. It's been quiet on the blog for a very good reason – I'm quitting my staff job and I'm setting up my own business. There. I said it. Out loud and in print!
It's been utterly terrifying and incredibly exciting all at the same time, and I don't think I have ever been this busy in my life. As I commute into town on my last day at work (for someone else anyway!), I'm full of mixed emotions…
It's the job I shifted career to do when I realised that spontaneous filming and family life didn't work for me. It's the job that has kicked off my desire to work for myself again with a new set of skills. It's the first place in my working life I've settled and felt at home, having freelanced right up until having children. So this is a big step.
But I've discovered a lot about myself, and other Mums who've inspired me, as I kickstart this new phase of my life.
Get up at 5am with the baby and write a business pitch.
Cope with the most important day of photos, bank appointments, client meetings with a tummy bug. Thank you Immodium.
Push that important email to the back of her mind and play SuperCar Top Trumps for half an hour.
Fly away from her 6 month old to a one-night brainstorm in France, whilst her business partner's vomiting child lays on the sofa next to our flip chart (babysitter & restaurant cancelled!)
Batch cook bolognaise between emails.
Read through website copy at midnight – and make decent changes.
Make it to pre-school Leaving Assembly with time to spare.
Take half a day out to just be Mum and stomp around the park like a tree-monster.
Open a business bank account in branch for two hours with a fifteen month old in tow. Fun times.
Keep up the blog and drive new content and partnerships.
Work the current job like a pro right up to the end date.
Make big life cutbacks – Sainsburys to Tesco/Lidl, all social 'luxuries' cut, pause the pension, cancel the cleaner. SOB!
Do a happy dance when a new client says they want to meet.
Clink a prosecco glass before her business partner heads off express milk in the pub toilet. #rockandroll
Review ts and cs with a toddler stabbing the laptop screen making counting noises.
Burst into tears with the pressure of it all. Just the once, mind.
Drop the ball on some life stuff (so sorry friends, a little bit sorry sports day) because there's simply too much on.
Tweet & Insta as she walks (watch that lamp-post!)
Laugh at the absurdity of it all! You mean we won't pay ourselves anything for about six months? HAHA! And I'm leaving my staff job WHY again?!
Pull in favours from amazingly talented friends left right and centre to get it off the ground.
Do her very best and keep smiling nonetheless.
This is not a big list of brags. It's a big list of #AllMumsCan. So go get 'em.
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The Pramshed on Sat 5 Aug 2017 at 5:56 am
iamcrabstix on Sat 5 Aug 2017 at 6:44 pm
YOU ROCK. Xx
Slummy single mummy on Sun 6 Aug 2017 at 9:56 am
Well this all sounds VERY exciting! Good luck with it 😊
stressymama on Sun 6 Aug 2017 at 12:35 pm
Oh wow, this all sounds fab Kimberly. Good on you! Wishing you the best of luck with your new venture. You've inspired me to pull my finger out too! X
stressymama on Sat 12 Aug 2017 at 9:34 am
Hi. Just popping back from #fortheloveofBLOG x
Becky on Mon 7 Aug 2017 at 2:16 pm
Well done Kimberly! I am considering going freelance too and trying to pluck up the courage! xx
fancypaperblog on Wed 9 Aug 2017 at 7:10 am
Best of luck! Sounds like you will do well on your exciting new venture😊 #bigpinklink
rachelbustin on Wed 9 Aug 2017 at 7:48 am
Sounds very exciting, I wish you loads of luck! xx
The Mummy Bubble on Wed 9 Aug 2017 at 8:05 am
Love this list. Go mama, go! All the best with your new venture, sounds like you will own it! Very inspiring stuff, please keep us updated on how it's going xx #fortheloveofblog
Bec Webb on Wed 9 Aug 2017 at 8:15 am
Excellent! Well done you! Brilliant list of #Allmumscan! Good luck with the new venture! #Fortheloveofblog
pinkiebag on Wed 9 Aug 2017 at 8:28 am
Hi, this sounds very exciting good luck in your new venture wishing you all the best #fortheloveofblog
Eva on Wed 9 Aug 2017 at 8:29 am
Sounds all very exciting! Well done you, hope it all goes well. #fortheloveofblog
Kiri on Wed 9 Aug 2017 at 9:42 am
Good luck that sounds fab. And a great post, too often we focus on the things we can't do so this is refreshing and positive! #fortheloveofBLOG
Kim Carberry on Wed 9 Aug 2017 at 10:41 am
Oh wow! How exciting! Wishing you the best of luck! I'm sure you don't need it though. Things seem to be going great. #fortheloveofBLOG
anywaytostayathome on Wed 9 Aug 2017 at 12:55 pm
I love this! Good luck, not that you'll need it. So exciting. #fortheloveofBLOG
The Squirmy Popple on Wed 9 Aug 2017 at 7:04 pm
It's so amazing that you're taking the leap and setting up on your own – I have so much respect for people who are brave enough to do that. Best of luck mama! #fortheloveofBLOG
Lydia C. Lee on Wed 9 Aug 2017 at 8:55 pm
Good for you! That's fantastic! And congratulations. #ForthelovoeofBLOG
Sarah on Wed 9 Aug 2017 at 9:44 pm
Congratulations! You'll have to come and write on my #mamayoucan series, would love to have you!! Yay to (hopefully) more Garsons trips?!
JakiJellz on Wed 9 Aug 2017 at 11:14 pm
How exciting! Wishing you all the luck in your new venture! #bestandworst
aliduke79hotmailcom on Thu 10 Aug 2017 at 11:26 am
Good luck with everything! Thanks for showing us that we can all do it too x
susielhawes on Thu 10 Aug 2017 at 12:06 pm
Wow sounds bloody hard work! Well done and good luck! #FortheloveofBLOG
Miss P Meets World on Thu 10 Aug 2017 at 12:14 pm
Wow! So amazing that you are doing this! Good for you! And best of luck with it all!! #fortheloveofBLOG
thisreallifedad on Thu 10 Aug 2017 at 1:30 pm
To be fair it's a pretty big list of brags and GO YOU! I could maybe do about half of those. But my wife, like you, could do them all and the rest. Also good luck in the new adventure, never an easy decision but if anyone can do it it sounds like #thismumcan.
Aleena Brown on Thu 10 Aug 2017 at 6:56 pm
I don't; know what the plan is but I feel excited for you!! Go forth and rock it, because you can! #fortheloveofBLOG
talkingmums1 on Thu 10 Aug 2017 at 7:57 pm
Wow, it sounds to me like you are doing an amazing job. Well done on breaking free and working for yourself. #fortheloveofblog
mummyhereandthere on Fri 11 Aug 2017 at 11:28 am
Wow you are amazing and got some serious multi tasking skills X #fortheloveofblog
Mrs Mummy Harris on Sat 12 Aug 2017 at 8:49 pm
ahhhh I am so pleased for you!!! It must be so exciting making a big leap like that! I'm super excited to go fulltime with the blog, I can see it on the horizon! #fortheloveofBLOG
Musings of a tired mummy...zzz... on Sat 12 Aug 2017 at 9:38 pm
I wish you the best of luck, well done for being so brave! #fortheloveofblog
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