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In the New York Post front Head Line. Tug Of Love heartbreak. Dad wages custody battle for son he did't know he had. If you think Family Court belongs to you, I am going to request that you read the article, 12-4-00. His girlfriend walked out on him and gave his son up for adoption and he went to Family Court to try to overturn the adoption.
In the article it states that unwed fathers are never able to reverse adoptions because the state law that we live on does not require we fathers are informed of adoptions proceedings. If you want to check out the article I think that you will be able to read it from the New York Post Website which is nypost.com. I think that we must begin a mens march against Family Court pertaining to our children.

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Is it my imagination or are Mondays getting closer together? I swear I'm not getting a full week any more.
- Hot Pads. Our Wednesday group has been challenged to each put a pair of hot pads in our county fair. While I don't love these, they're almost done; plus they will be buried in an avalanche of really cute ones so it won't matter.
- Box Quilt. I did Candice's crazy-quilt block for our Wednesday group's first box exchange block of the year (we run 6 months, June thru November). Click on the "Box Quilts" tab at the top of this site to see what everyone did for June. I started next month's block, which I can't show yet, and hopefully I won't be doing it the night before like I did last month!!! (It's just like high school all over again.)
FWS. Last week I joined the Yahoo! group The Farmer's Wife Sampler, making blocks from the book by the same name by Laurie Aaron Hird. It's a Block of the Week schedule, and I plan to make the BOW plus make one block I missed by starting late. Eventually I'll get caught up! I'm blogging about my progress on "Farmer's Wife Fridays", and my cumulative finished blocks will be shown under the "FWS" (Farmer's Wife Sampler) tab at the top of the site.
- Cut Scraps Down to Size. I spent a couple of afternoons pressing and cutting scraps down to usable sizes. I need to do this more often! I hardly made a dent in my scraps.
And a foot food note. I've been on a healthy eating plan (don't you hate the word "diet"???) since June 1st. I've been enjoying a lot of strawberries since that time since they're in season, I love them, and they have practically no calories. Can you guess where this is going?
After having a nice bowlful of strawberries with my oatmeal Saturday morning, I broke out in hives! I've read that strawberries are a common problem for people who have springtime allergies, specifically a birch tree allergy, and I'm guessing that would be me because something in the spring air really bothers me. Plus I've been spending waaaay more time than usual out in the summer sun (read heat) which helps hives to "blossom".
I originally went outside to photograph the beautiful wild flowers behind us. I ended up photographing bugs. Who knew they could be so endlessly interesting and even beautiful. A sampling:
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As stated in several of our earlier articles- the ducted vacuum inlets are located in the appropriate locations around the home, usually one inlet will service up to three to four rooms (one for every room is not the case).
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These all come in a standard White and Bisque(ivory) colour and the round flap ones also come in a solid metal finish in White, Bisque,Chrome, Brass and Bronze colours also. These inlets are approximately the same size of a standard Power outlet and thus will look uniform through your home.
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Bellamy to take time with Billy Slater
MELBOURNE Storm coach Craig Bellamy is wary of rushing Billy Slater back into full contact training, keen to protect the veteran fullback until early in the new year.
But Bellamy expects Slater to have his surgically repaired shoulder truly tested after the Christmas break.
Slater looked sharp on Friday training at Gosch's Paddock, using his trademark speed and creativity to break lines in match simulation.
"He's been great with his running, he's doing most of our skills now and the conditioning running he's been doing has been really good," Bellamy said."It's great to have him back, obviously to have his experience working with this (young) group.
"He hasn't done any contact work yet and we're trying to leave that as long as possible, but at some stage we're going to have to start doing that, early in the new year and we'll just see how it goes from there."
Slater has endured two years of injury hell overcoming separate bouts of shoulder surgery.
He played just one game last year before sitting out the remainder of the season.
Bellamy said it would be up to Slater and the club's medical team to decide when to unleash the Clive Churchill Medallist.
"I think everyone is probably a little bit wary and everyone's got their fingers crossed that it's going to be OK because, not only will he be very handy to have back in the team, but we've just seen how hard he's worked pre-season and we'd love to see him come back and play," Bellamy said.
"It's been a long road and been really tough what happened to him ... we're just taking it step by step as the medical staff, what they think is the best way to go, and the right way to go, we've stuck really tight with that but at some stage we're going to have to test it out."Bellamy said a fully-fit Slater would slot straight back into the No. 1 jersey despite Cameron Munster's breakout season at fullback.
"We'll find another role for Cameron ... we think that (five-eight) would be a good position for Cameron, he's shown a lot in the pre-season playing there."
Storm stars Cameron Smith, Cooper Cronk, Jesse Bromwich and Tohu Harris will return to training in mid-January following their representative duties at the end of the season.


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Tuesday, May 19, 2009
On The Hill
This is Transylvania. Really? No. It is actually The East Block of the Canadian Parliament buildings. Some famous people used to come to work here, Sir John A. MacDonald, Sir George-Etienne Cartier. How about that. Creepy Goth architecture and Knights too. I don't know who she is, some fair maid, but she was sweet enough to smile for me. Violinist was being shy and wouldn't pose. Musicians are funny that way. Pull them offstage and they become different people. This is The Centre Block with the Peace Tower reaching up to the sky. You can travel up to the top and look out over Canada's capital, Ottawa, and across the Ottawa River behind the Centre Block, to Hull, Quebec and Gatineau Park but we didn't do that this time.This is the front of the East Block. "What time is it Mr. Clock?" Time for Tea. Which is exactly what Violinist and Decadent Housewife did after we got locked out of The House - no more tours for the poor relations, at least for today. And since the evening tours, would not be starting until midweek, we would be home before then.Probably just as well. I mean look at that face. "What's that?" asked a quaking Violinist. "Gargoyle gone bad," I offered. I don't like Goth. The Mansard roofing is nice but that's about all I like of it. I wasn't too sad about missing the evening tours either. I don't do real well tripping around gothic buildings at nighttime. Must have something to do with all those stupid Lon Chaney and Boris Karloff movies I watched Saturdays with my mother during the winters of my teen years. "Bill Kennedy at the Movies" and "Creature Feature," Channel 50 from Detroit - anybody else remember that?As much as I am a Canadian farmgirl, I've been quite affected by growing up next door to Detroit City. Motor City. Motown. Yet. I am Canadian. Dull. Boring. Y-aw-n. Almost a split personality. Okay. This is the Centennial Flame. It was lit in Canada's centennial year 1967 by then Prime Minister and equally boring Lester B. Pearson. At least that's what I thought back in 1967 as a something year old. A shield for each of the provinces encircles the flame. (The smell of gas was strong.) The year each province entered Confederation is engraved on the outer circular stone. Here we see 1870 and the corresponding shield for the province of Manitoba. It's mod, not goth. 1967, Expo '67, The Beatles, Go go boots. I didn't have go go boots. No. Not allowed. But I did somehow manage fishnet stockings. Ugh. My mother was right. Immediately east of Parliament Hill lies a moat. Really? No. I jest. It's actually The Rideau Canal. The Canal freezes over in winter and people come down here to skate on it. So that pretty much defeats the idea of a moat. Here we are looking north up the canal and we can see the bridge crossing the Ottawa River into Hull, Quebec. To the right is Chateau Laurier, one of the jewels of the great Canadian train hotels built in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Oh great - a castle. Goth. Fair Maiden. Tower. Knights. Moody musician. Crazy housewife. The castle, Chateau Laurier was built between 1909 and 1912 to cater to train passengers pouring into the city from the train station which unfortunately is no longer located downtown. Too bad. The original train station is now a Government Conference Centre. I think train stations belong in city centers. However, the fact that this is no longer true for Ottawa meant that after we enjoyed breakfast at the Byward Market, Violinist was able to call a steed, I mean taxi, and we slid into the backseat on a very rainy morning, "Good morning, bonjour, train station please, la gare s'il vous plait." And we rode off into the sunset. Wait. That's John Wayne. And it was raining . I really needed this vacation.
10 comments:
- Leila said...
Wow, you should make postcards for a living!!
I desperately wish my roof looked like that... what a great color!
- May 19, 2009 at 9:35 AM
- Adeena said...
Great pictures! I haven't been in years... someday will take a trip with all the littles to see it. :)
- May 19, 2009 at 10:59 AM
- Caution Flag said...
You do know how to tour, Decadent.
Checkered was just talking about Bill Kennedy at the Movies this week-end. Says I really missed something by not growing up here!
You do need to come through that tunnel or across the bridge and come see me. You might be able to teach me how to bake or explain why my flowers die.
Now, do you have a video of Violinist playing? I would so love to hear that...
- May 19, 2009 at 11:04 AM
- Jeanne said...
I love Ottawa
- May 19, 2009 at 1:08 PM
- Sally's World said...
what great pictures and a beautiful castle....
- May 19, 2009 at 2:19 PM
I put those pictures on a calendar. Goths that just let you wander around their property. Is there a cemetery attached? Sounds like the makings of a Poe story.
I really enjoyed your pictures but I have no idea how I found your blog :-0.~Mary
- May 19, 2009 at 4:36 PM
- Mental P Mama said...
I wish my Goth relations lived so nicely. Be so much easier to deal with them...
- May 19, 2009 at 5:10 PM
- Sue said...
Those are some great photos! I am loving learning a bit about Canada from you. I have been to Toronto - many years ago - but, that's it. My husband loves BC, and we have a big Inuit print hanging in our living room to prove it (he went on a week long kayaking trip there before we were married) . I am going to do a unit study on Canada pretty soon with my kids, and I may have to pick your brain!
- May 19, 2009 at 7:27 PM
- Decadent Housewife said...
Mary, However you found us here, thanks for stopping by.
- May 20, 2009 at 12:02 PM
- Decadent Housewife said...
I have ONE video when he was 14. I've mentioned to him about recording and adding music to the blog - but not sure if I want to do that. I'd be more music hall here.
- May 21, 2009 at 7:46 PM


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- Why did Britain place taxes on the colonists?
- Britain needed money to support their armies.
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- The taxes made the colonists begin to unite as Americans.
- Name the organizer of the Sons of Liberty.
- Samuel Adams
- What caused the British to impose the Intolerable Acts?
- The colonists dumped a shipment of tea into Boston Harbor to protest the tax.
- Describe a Patriot.
- A Patriot was a colonist who opposed British rule of the colonies.
- Place the following in order:
___Battle of Concord
___Paul Revere is captured
___Battle of Lexington
___British retreat to Boston
- Why did Thomas Paines' little booklet "Common Sense" do so much for the Patriot cause?
- The booklet was written in an easy to understand style.
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- People are born with rights which cannot be taken away.
- The Americans won the Battle of Saratoga. How did that affect the war?
- It convinced the French to help the Americans.
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- The French navy arrived in the harbor to help against the British.
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WHAS Crusade for Children Board of Directors
The WHAS Crusade for Children Board of Directors meets quarterly each year.
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Don Allen
Deputy Chief (retired)
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Supervisor of Special Education
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Please note that this form alone does not suffice as Religious/Hebrew School enrollment. This form AND the 2018-2019 Emergency Medical Information Form available here (completed for each child you're enrolling) must both be received, as well as a 2018-2019 Bet Haverim Partnership Form (available here), for your child(ren)'s enrollment to be complete. Please submit your Partnership Pledge Form prior to completing Religious and/or Hebrew School registration! Participation in the education program is a privilege of partnership, and a Partnership commitment to CBH is required in order to enroll.
All CBH B'nai Mitzvah candidates must attend Sunday morning Religious School, which is offered for pre-Kindergarten/Kindergarten through 7th grade students. The Hebrew School program begins at 3rd grade, and will be held on Wednesday afternoons. Students who start Hebrew later may not be grouped with age peers or may require private tutoring.
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I was very excited to be invited to an event to celebrate the launch of the new E45 Junior range and especially so because children were invited along too to enjoy the fun and games arranged which was great.
E45 has used over 50 years of dermatological expertise to develop the new E45 Junior range.
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Definition of full well
- You know full well that it won't be possible for me to go.
: containing as much or as many as is possible or normal
: complete especially in detail, number, or duration
: lacking restraint, check, or qualification
: very, extremely
: entirely
: straight, squarely
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: an issue of water from the earth : a pool fed by a spring
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: to emit in a copious free flow
: in a good or proper manner : justly, rightly
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used to express surprise or expostulation
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Addicted to Hops
For many craft beer enthusiasts, the most exciting element of their favorite beers are the aromas and flavors derived from the hops used in the brewing process. This is especially true when drinking IPAs, Pale Ales, Red Ales, and all the sub-styles of those beers.
The aromas and flavors provided by hops can be very seductive, and perhaps addictive to some. The wide array of aromas and flavors that hops provide can include: pine, grapefruit, floral, spiciness, earthiness, tropical fruit, mango, passion fruit, pineapple, peach, tangerine, lemon citrus, melon, pear, blueberry, watermelon, and woodiness. Combining these fantastic characteristics with a big bitter finish invites you back for more. On more than one occasion we've felt a strong desire for a massively hopped IPA to quench our passion for hops.
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Mash Hopping – technique where hops are added to the initial mash along with the brewing grains and hot water. The process extracts some moderate flavor from the hops.
First Wort Hopping – Adding hops to the brewing kettle pre-boil, during sparging. Sparging is the process of using hot water to extract the sugars from the brewing grains, which then go on to be boiled.
Boil (60 minutes or more) – Hops added to the boiling wort for 60 minutes or longer are used to provide bitterness only, as aroma and flavoring components will be burnt off from the long boiling period.
Boil (30 minutes or less) – Hops added in the last 30 minutes of the boil will contribute flavor to the beer, and some light aromas. When added at flame-out the hops will contribute aroma to the finished beer.
Hop-Backing – Flushing the hot wort through a hop-back system with fresh hops in it, right before the wort is chilled, will add some aroma and flavor to the final beer.
Dry-Hopping – Added hops to aging beer once the primary fermentation is done. This is the best way to add intense hop aromatics to finished beer.


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Introduction to Art
Timeline Periods
between 30,000 b.c. - 1900's
Greek 850 b.c - 31b.c
was known as the Hellenistic dynasty
discovered by Alexander the great generals know as Diadochoi
Greeks imported ivory, gold, embory, pearls spices, and sugar from India
They also put their wealth on display for all to see, building elborate palace and commisioning art, sculptures, and beautiful jewlry
Art came from objects made of stone and clay that survived for thousands of year
Stone Age / Prehistoric
Men hunted the food and women gathered berries and nuts.
Beds were made from stone and animal skin.
Bows and arrows were made from flint bone vines sharp rock.
They made fire out of flint and wood and The fire gave them warmth and comfort because their caves were dark.
Hunted deer,mammoth and birds.
The Dappled Horses of Pech-Merle
25,000 year old painting
Pech Merle is a cave which opens onto hllside at carbrerets
Egyptian 3100 b.c. - 30 b.c)
Conquered by Alexander The Great in 332 b.c.
King Menes founded the capital of ancient Egypt later known as Memphis.
Most ancient Egyptians were farmers living in small villages, and agriculture(largely wheat and barley)formed the economic based of egyptian state
they would have a picture on their tomb stones to show them their way through the afterlife
Ancient Egyptian art is the paining, sculpture, architecture, and other arts produced by he civilization of ancient egypt in the lower nile valley from about 3000 b.c to 100 AD.
Chaotic fighting scene on a painted box from the tomb of Tutankhamen in the Egyptian Museum, Cairo by: Dr. Amy Calvert
Ancient Egypt art was created on papyus, wood,or stone.
Egyptian art was used for representation for their belief system
Roman 500 b.c- 476 a.d
Bronze is the most popular metal used in sculptures.
rare water-perserved bronze from ancient greece.
Derived from greek culture.
Art was influenced by other art as eastern art, ancient egyptians, celtics and germans.
Romans had alot of money.
Most paintings were applied directly onto the wall.
Statues were made from clay and marble.
Augustus of Prima Porta
Discovered on April 20, 1863.
It was made out of white marble
The statue is an idealized image of Augustus based on the 5th Century.
Medieval 500 - 1400
Influenced by Early Christian art, Migration Period art, Byzantine art, Insular art, Pre-Romanesque and Romanesque art, and Gothic art
Paintings and sculptures depicted war scenes.
gold dust, foil, leaf and silver
artwork was made by wealthy people because they could afford the material
Medieval times are mostly based on Christianity
David 1401 b.c
My Michelangelo
One type of great work from High Renaissance Biblical Art
Inspired by sculptures of ancient Greece.
Byzantine (a.d 476 - a.d 1453)
Based on a combination Greek, Persian, and Egyption culture.
Entirely concerned with religous expression
Begin with decorating the walls and domes of churches.
Used fresco wall paintings
Biblical theme
Romanesque (1015 - 1200)
The Age of Saint (1226- 1270)
King Louis (IX) was the king of Great Armenia.
Stained-Glass Panel
Appeared across France, Germany, Italy and Spain in the 11th Century.
Small ivory carvings
Large stone and figurative sculptures
Brightly colored stained glass window.
Tympanum (1130)
Significant piece of sculpture, most frequently used in Christ in Majesty and Judgement day.
Vezelay, France.
Gothic (1140- 1500)
Started in Italy and quickly spread to the rest of Europe.
Gothic paintings are darkly mystical, infused with an emotional intensity
Gothic Art
metal in the form of bronze art
panel painting
illuminated manuscript
Head of an Angel (1250)
Located in Paris, France
Parisian Gothic sculpture
Notre–Dame Cathedral
Early and High Renaissance (1400-1550)
Characterized by a surge of interest in classical learning and values.
Started in Tuscany, Italy.
Centered in Florence and Siena.
Renaissance means rebirth meaning it was going back to the classical values.
Also spread in the northern parts of Europe like the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg and the northern parts of France and western Germany
The Last Supper
Mona Lisa
Leonardo De Vinci created "The Last supper in 1495-1497 and Created the "Mona Lisa" 1503-1506.
The Last Supper was made using oils on dry plaster. Mona Lisa was made using oil paint on a panel of popular wood.
Northern Renaissance (1430-1550)
Printmaking was important during the Northern Renaissance because artist were able to sell many copies of their prints.
Many artists added incredible details to their work.
Usually upper class or wealthy people made work during this time.
Oil paintings became popular during this time.
The most influential regions during the Northern Renaissance were Germany, Flanders, and the Netherlands.
Man of Sorrows by the Column
Albrecht Durer (1471-1528)
Engraved in 1509
Munich, Germany
Mannerism (1527-1580)
Mannerism comes from the Italian word "maniera" meaning to personal style
Use illusion of three dimensions
Artist during this time were called Mannerists
The Mannerists often favored lurid colors, such as pinks and oranges, or greens and violets, over calmer tones.
Figures strike exaggerated poses like they are in pain or being tomented.
Deposition from the cross
Also known as
Painted by Jacopo Pontormo
Made in 1528
the figures carrying the body of Christ
Baroque (1600-1750)
Baroque came from the Portuguese 'barocco' meaning irregular pearl or stone.
Originated in Rome.
Catholic-inspired such as monumental wall-paintings and huge frescoes for the ceilings and vaults of palaces and churches.
3 different strands of Baroque
Religious Grandeur
Greater Realism
Easel Art
New Style of Biblical Art
Girl with a Pearl Earring(1672)
By Jan Vermeer
Nicknamed the "Mona Lisa of the North"
Rococo (1700-End 1789)
Rococo came from the French rocaille meaning rock and shell garden ornamentation.
18th Century art movement in France.
Artists of this period focused more on attention to detail, ornamentation and use of bright colors.
"Late Baroque"
Rococo was largely replaced by the Neoclassic style
Claude-Louis Burgat
one of a pair kind of chair
Carved and gilded beechwood
widely used during the Neoclassical period
Neoclassical (1750-1850)
Greek and Roman art work
Worked on mostly paintings and sculptures
originated around 1640, and continues to this day
Labeled the Age of Enlightenment
Primarly Visual Arts
Antoine-Jean Gros
Bonaparte Visits the Plague Stricken in Jaffa is an 1804 painting made by Napoleon Bonaparte from Antoine-Jean Gros to portray an event during the Egyptian Campaign. http://google.com/Antoine-jeangros
Made from oil paint
Romanticism (1780-1850)
Also known as the Romantic Era or the romantic period
Partly the reaction to the industrial revolution
most strongly in the visual arts, music, and literature
had a major impact on history, education, and the natural sciences.
First showed itself in landscaping paintings.
Themistokles Von Eckenbrecher
A Busy Street in Tangiers
Painted in 1842 in germany
Realism (1848-1900)
Real artist were trying to paint the world as it appears
Movement against the emotional & exaggeration themes of romanticism
artist looked more and more at everyday life
portray the poor
The Gleaners
Shows 3 peasant women looking in the field for scraps of wheat.
Jean-Francois Millet
Made in 1857
Impressionism (1865-1885)
Began in France when a group of young artists rebelled against art critics called the Salon in france
The young artist wanted to capture a new form of style that moment in time
Critics said their work was just an impression of how they saw the world
More concerned about the light and color of the moment then the details
often mixed colors to save time
Dance at Le moulin de la Galette
Pierre-Auguste Renoir
this painting says that an outdoor scene of a dance one afternoon in Paris.
The painting captures the moment in time.
Movement led by Paul Cézanne, Paul Gauguin, Vincent van Gogh, and Georges Seurat.
Random mixes of colors
Van Gogh recognized for his paintings beauty.
Emerged as a reaction from the impressionists.
Birth of Fauvism
The Boy In the Red Vest
Paul Cezanne
painted in 1889
also known as The Boy in the Red Waistcoat
Early 20th Century
Flourished in France
emphasized painterly qualities and strong color over the realistic values
"Fauves" first exhibited together in 1905 in Paris, France.
Fauvism was extremely influential in the evolution
André Derain
Maurice de Vlaminck
Oil on the cardboard
made in 1906
Focused more on painting and poetry.
used to show the use of distortion and exaggeration for emotional effect.
use of intense colour, agitated brushstrokes
Artist focus more on how they feel.
Otto Dix
Sylvia von Harden
Otto uses tempera and oil paint.
Cubism (1905-1920)
one of the most influential visual art styles of the 20th century.
monochrome brownish and neutral colors were used during this time
First abstract art style
Mostly in France and Spain
The Cubist painters were also influenced by Native American and African art
Landscape at La Ciotat
Georges Braque
oil paint
Dada (1917-1950)
Made in 1916 in Zurich by poets and artists
The Zurich group was formed; hugo Ball, Emmy Hennings, tristan Tzara and richard Huelsenbeck, and the painters Hans Arp, marcel Janco and hans Richter.
Modern Art
Anti art Movement
critizable art work
Hans Arp
Squares Arranged according to the Laws of Chance
"dropping squares of contrasting colored paper on the larger sheet's surface, and then gluing the squares wherever they fell onto the page."
Surrealism (1917-1950)
founded in Paris
influenced by psychoanalysis
With imagination you surrealism is related to romanticism
Strange creatures influenced this time
conscious and unconscious mind
Harlequin's Carnival
Joan Miro
Shapes seem sefl generated
Abstract Expressionism (1940s-1950s
Developed in New York in the 1940s
Post WWII
Action painting
emerged in the climate of cold war
looks at emotion and expresssion
Jackson Pollock
Pollock revealed the life of a painting through a technique of dripping and pouring paint on a canvas that is placed on the floor.
made in 1950
Pop Art(1960s)
didn't impress the wealthy
art from the 1960sis still studied today
pop art was a rebellion against abstract expressionist
the place of birth were pop art started is great britiain.
The Pop art movement isthemes and techniques drawn from the popular mass culture
Roy Lichtenstein
"Drowning Girl"
This painting is made to look like a scene from a comic book.
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We love arts and crafts in this house, and my boys absolutely love to get messy whilst they create their masterpieces! Painting, sticking, drawing and moulding are all regular activities in our house, so when The Creation Station contacted me to see if we'd like to trial one of their classes, with the bonus of no tidying up (!) I couldn't help but say yes!
The Creation Station run award winning arts and crafts sessions and events throughout the UK, and are passionate about nurturing creativity...
As my boys are aged 1 and 3, we were invited to join one of Creation Station's Little Explorer classes in Eastbourne. These classes are suited from 15 months in age up to 5 years old, but if you have a younger child they also run Baby Discover classes for little ones aged 5 months to 14 months.
The Eastbourne classes are run by Alex, who was more than lovely when I turned up 5 minutes late to the class slightly dishevelled, with both boys and my mum in tow (for moral support!). I was mortified at not being there on time and you'd think after a year I would finally be able to get both boys up, dressed, fed and out the door by 9:30am but it was one of those mornings where shoes were refused to be put on, coats were taken on and off and the car keys could not be found.
Anyway, I digress. A very smiley Alex came over to us to fill us in on what we had missed and the structure to the beginning of the group, where they sing their welcome song and explore a box of toys related to the week's theme. The theme for the week was of course Valentine's day, and the colour pink!
After the pink toys were explored, the fast-paced 50 minutes of arts and crafts fun continued. The boys were both handed their very stylish and practical red Creation Station overalls, and Alex clearly explained that we'd start by making Valentine's bags and later in the session, clay hearts. Cruise (1) was eager to get straight in with the painting of the bags, and enjoyed taking it in turns with the selection of tools he could use. I loved that Alex had put out cookie cutter hearts which could be used to make prints, something which I'd have never thought to use at home!
It took Clark (3) a little while longer to get settled (nothing to do with the group but very shy!) and after a few tears he was happily painting. I wouldn't usually mention the tears, but sometimes when your child isn't joining in you feel like the person running the class is completely judging you, but at no point did Alex bat an eyelid, which I really appreciated.
Whilst the painted bags were drying, we switched activities and started with the clay hearts. Both boys loved feeling the texture of the clay (something I've never bought!) and enjoyed using the different patterned rolling pins and cutters. These were then decorated with a variety of colourful, heart and round shaped buttons, each squidged into the clay which made it even more fun – There were lots of smiles round the table!
Next on the agenda was bead threading the bag handles, gluing the bags together and cutting a heart shape. At this point Cruise (1) had trailed back off to the box of toys, but there was no pressure from Alex for him to continue joining in (Phew!). Once everyone had finished it was back in a circle for a quick sing song and biscuit, whilst all the children showed off their creations..plus with Valentine's Day each child was given a heart shaped chocolate to give to their 'Valentine', though I didn't get a look in at this, Clark had consumed it on the way back to me!
Throughout the session there was plenty of encouragement and support from Alex towards each child, something which you could really see the children loved to hear. Overall, a fantastic class and one that I'd highly recommend. If you're looking for a class where you can bond with your child, sit and take the time to watch them develop their creativity whilst getting messy, then Creation Station is definitely for you! Plus, no tidying up involved! I'll be back once Cruise is a little older and can sit on his bottom for longer than 5 minutes!
If you're an Eastbourne Mum, Alex has two Creation Station family events coming up, one for Mother's Day and one for Easter so make sure you check out her The Creation Station Eastbourne Facebook page for details.
Creation Station offer weekly term-time classes where you can book in weekly blocks, or pay as you go. Click here to find your local Creation Station – You won't regret it!
Thank you to The Creation Station for providing us with one session in return for an honest review.
14/2/2017 11:02:02 pm
sounds like a really fun experience for little ones - and great that all of yours could take part.
15/2/2017 04:21:23 pm
Sounds like such a fun experience and always a bonus not having to tidy haha! x
15/2/2017 04:57:35 pm
Love the mess without the tidying up!
15/2/2017 07:03:06 pm
Wow an award winning craft experience that sounds amazing! So glad there was no tidying to do too lol x
15/2/2017 07:05:33 pm
This looks so amazing. I really need to find one near moe, or something like it! Plus who doesn't love making a mess when you know you don't have to clean up afterwards!
15/2/2017 07:47:26 pm
Ooh my two are 3 and 18 months and I know they would LOVE this! Fab activities and a bonus of not having to tidy up after haha xx
16/2/2017 10:56:44 am
Good to know you recommend this class. It sounds great.
16/2/2017 11:37:56 am
This looks like so much fun. My younger siblings would love it here, and I'm sure my little girl would if she was old enough.
19/2/2017 07:17:46 am
this sounds like a great fun activity for the kids. R
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4-5 sweet potatoes, peeled and cubed
2 cups finely chopped asparagus
1 tsp each of thyme, marjoram, oregano, basil
1Preheat oven to 175/350 degrees. Boil sweet potatoes, until soft, drain and transfer to a large bowl, mash with a fork. Stir the paprika and parsley into the mashed potatoes and set aside.
2Sauté the onion, garlic and carrots along with the corn and asparagus until tender. Set aside.
3In a pot, stir the miso bouillon sachets into the boiling water add lentils and simmer until soft, about 20 minutes. Add the corn, asparagus, carrots, onions, thyme, marjoram, oregano, basil, and black pepper. Add some tamari (to taste) and mix well. If the mixture is too wet, add in some of the sweet potato mash to thicken.
4Fill the bottom of a large casserole dish or small individual pie dishes with the lentil and vegetable mixture and top with the mashed sweet potatoes. Place on a baking tray to catch any overspill. Cook at 175/350°F for 25-30 minutes.


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February 22, 2017 08:04 ET
PHILADELPHIA, PA--(Marketwired - February 22, 2017) - Apexian Pharmaceuticals, a clinical stage biotechnology company focused on developing novel compounds to treat cancer, today announced that its CEO would present at Drexel University's Healthcare Guest Lecture Series (LeBow.Drexel.edu/event/healthcare) to be held at Gerri C. LeBow Hall (GHall), room 722, 3220 Market St, Philadelphia, PA 19104 on the campus of Drexel University at 4:30 PM EST on March 1, 2017.
"Drexel has a wonderful history of developing leaders in the Healthcare industry," stated Steve Carchedi, President and CEO of Apexian Pharmaceuticals. "We are honored to partner with faculty at Drexel to attract talent to pursue development of life-saving medicines, like our lead molecule, APX3330, that is ready to advance into the clinic. Hopefully, some of these students will be leading the effort for future breakthrough medicines."
"We are delighted Steve Carchedi is returning as an alum to show our students the path from the classroom into the pharmaceutical industry," said Mike Howley PA-C, PhD, Director of LeBow's Healthcare and Pharmaceutical Management Concentration. "Our patient's will be depending on these future leaders to get them the medicines they need to live their lives to the fullest."
Apexian Pharmaceuticals, formerly ApeX Therapeutics, recently announced acceptance by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration of an Investigational New Drug Application to evaluate the tolerability and anti-tumor effects of APX3330, a small molecule in development to treat late stage cancer.
Drexel LeBow offers a concentration in Healthcare Management as part of its part-time, full-time and online MBA programs. The program provides a base in fundamental business skills along with knowledge of the unique aspects of the healthcare, insurance and pharmaceutical industries.
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Apexian Pharmaceuticals is a clinical-stage biotechnology company focused on developing novel compounds to treat cancer, targeting the multiple functions of the APE1 protein. The lead drug candidate, APX3330, initially targets late stage cancer refractory to existing treatments and is expected to begin clinical studies in 2016. To learn more about Apexian Pharmaceuticals, please visit the Company's website at www.ApexianPharma.com
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Jewish Family & Children's Service - Refugee & Immigration Services
Pittsburgh Refugee Healthy Families Program
For refugees, arriving in a new country is a wonderful opportunity to begin again. The Pittsburgh Refugee Healthy Families Program, coordinated by Jewish Family & Children's Service, helps ethnically-diverse populations and refugees learn ways to maintain healthy families, develop better communication skills and resolve conflicts as they adjust to American culture. Culturally-sensitive training is provided on communication and money management. Working with several partner organizations, Healthy Families reaches many refugees in the Greater Pittsburgh area.
Four bi-weekly, two-hour sessions are offered for adults. Teaching methods include lecture, class discussion, role play, guest speakers, handouts, etc. All sessions are voluntary; make-up sessions are offered so that participants can cover all material and graduate from the program. Certificates are provided to graduates, which has been an important incentive, especially to Burmese and Karen refugees, who are honored and very proud of the recognition. Translators are present during class.
Workshops are intended for anyone who wants to develop skills that will strengthen families and relationships. Pittsburgh Healthy Families offers two programs:
Home visits are not a part of Healthy Families (although they are part of our refugee resettlement services), but Pittsburgh Healthy Families programs are on-site in the communities where participating refugees live. In one community, a partner organization provides space (Prospect Park Family Center). In another community, an apartment was converted into a classroom.
Local partner organizations build strong coalitions with JF&CS's refugee program and organize community events. Healthy Families partners include Catholic Charities, Acculturation for Justice, Access and Peace Outreach, South Hills Interfaith Ministries, Prospect Park Family Center, Greater Pittsburgh Literacy Council, Allegheny Intermediate Unit and Welcome Center for Immigrants and Internationals. Welcome Center for Immigrants & Internationals.
Enrollment paperwork; handouts (such as budget worksheets). Varies depending on participating group's literacy. Materials are sourced from HIAS, which uses Active Relationships Center (ARC) materials.
Adults; population specific because of language. When taught in English, groups are multi-ethnic. Program is for refugees, asylees and victims of human trafficking, according to funding.
Funding for this program comes from Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society (HIAS), which receives funding from the Office of Refugee Resettlement through their Refugee Healthy Marriage Program. The current 5 year funding period is coming to an end this year (2011) and the program is joining proposals with other organizations to continue the program.
The program has three staff members at JF & CS (one social worker and two facilitators). In addition, there is one facilitator at a partner organization (Prospect Park Family Center) and two interpreters.
Program success is determined partly by the number of graduates - those participants who attend all sessions. On a qualitative level, success is determined on an individual basis - does it improve each participant's relationship skills? Does it lead to increased self-sufficiency and independence? JF & CS has anecdotal evidence supporting that Healthy Families, along with JF & CS's acculturation workshops and one-on-one meetings with case managers, does ease refugee transitions and understandings.
JF & CS is starting to incorporate pre- and post-workshop surveys that were developed by HIAS to evaluate the program more formally. Using a Likert scale, the surveys were developed specifically for Healthy Families and will be used at all Healthy Families sites, so that data can be aggregated and analyzed.
The drop-out rate is minimal. Overall, 33 individuals graduated in 2007, and 46 graduated in 2008 (as of July, 2008), and 20 couples graduated September 2011. Contact the program coordinator for more information on graduation outcomes for previous years.
An important consideration when facilitating Healthy Families workshops is the level of directness in regards to each culture's communication style. If necessary, the lessons then can be modified for better understanding. Understanding the culture's gender roles and deciding if the group would benefit from divided classes is also important.
Dawn Zuckerman, MSW
Refugee and Immigrant Employment Program Coordinator
(412) 422-7200
Staff training for the program began December 2006 and workshops began January 2007. The Pittsburgh Refugee Healthy Families Program primarily serves JF&CS clients, but in Summer 2008, the program began offering classes to refugee clients from partner organizations. The program is still operating as of September 2011.


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Okay, now here is our sketch this week!
And here is my card. I used Sandra Caldwell image Angel Heart.
I colored with my Copic markers. The papers are from my stash! The hearts on the left side are from a new die set by Stampin' Up! called Love Notes framelits. The heart punch by Stampin' Up makes a great layer underneath the striped heart die cut.
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December 28, 2013
The moment I've been waiting for! I've waited for like 3 years for this to happen again. And now...they're back!
Boyce Avenue is back! My Alejandro Manzano is back! Huhuhuhuhuhuhu!
May I just cry for a minute, please? *cried*
Ok. I'm done. LOLZ!
The first time I saw them was back in 2009 in SM Megamall and it was then that I realized that Alejandro Manzano was really, indeed, the perfect boyfriend for me. CHOZ!
And then after that was in MusicFest back in 2010 with Kris Allen and the Jabbawockeez. It was surreal!
As you might've noticed, it has really been years since I last saw Boyce Avenue. And upon hearing that they'd be coming back for a one-night-only show here in Manila....
My heart just skipped a beat!
I love the Newport Performing Arts Theater, by the way. They probably have the most comfy seats among all the concert and show venues in the city.
Here. Take a look at the seat plan and the ticket prices. Lucky me...I was able to purchase the very last VIP ticket just this afternoon. As in just this afternoon!
Thank you to Charina, the ticketing officer, who assisted me online. She did a fantastic job.
And thank you, God, for this! You really made me so so so happy!
The golden ticket! Since I'm a Resorts World Manila cardholder, I was able to get a 5% discount, thus, I only paid PhP 7,980 instead of PhP 8,400+++.
I can hardly wait!!!
I'm not sure if there are still some tickets left because when I went to RWM this afternoon there were only like 30+ Balcony and Lower Balcony seats available.
So, hurry! Buy your tickets now!
I'm just really so excited to see Alejandro Manzano again and hear him sing. As in. Swear. Super!!!
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By August, piles of earth will be transformed into the new Ridgely Manor Park with plenty of green space, places to walk and places to play.
Construction on the Yakona Road site began early in April with a brief groundbreaking ceremony on the site on a sunny May 3.
Now in the drainage stage with heavy earth movers and pipes scattered around the 2.5-acre site, construction is expected to last about eight weeks, according to Mandy Stepp, president of the Ridgely Manor Community Association.
"We're looking at an early August completion," she said.
Even the drainage work — which will minimize chronic flooding problems — is cause for celebration. "That area has been a problem for the neighborhood for some time," Stepp said. "They are making tremendous progress."


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Hyundai Of Goderich
"Where We Know Your Hyundai Vehicle Best"
Our parts and service department offers the best in automotive service to our customers. Our brand new state-of-the-art facility features the most current diagnostic and repair equipment available and our highly skilled factory-trained technicians will deliver efficient, quality vehicle care. We are always ready to help you out whether you simply have a question or wish to place an order for a new part. Manufacturer recommended parts are an important part of maintaining your vehicle's optimum performance. We offer the same high quality parts your vehicle was built with, and we keep a large inventory of these certified parts in stock at all times When it's time for maintenance or repairs to your Hyundai vehicle, bring it home to the people who know them best.
After Hours Service
We understand that it is not always convenient to bring your vehicle to our service department during normal business hours. That is why we offer our customers after hours pick-up and drop-off. Feel free to pick up your repaired vehicle from the sales department during the evening hours. There is also an after hours drop box in the north Service Bay door.
Customer Shuttle
We provide our customers in the Goderich area with a complimentary two-way shuttle service so you can get on with your day while your vehicle is being repaired. Runs Monday through Friday beginning at 8:00 a.m.
Tire Storage
Experience the benefits and convenience of tire storage at Goderich Hyundai. No heavy lifting or handling. No need to load or unload dirty tires into and out of your vehicle. No need to take up valuable space in your shed, apartment or home. Ask a Goderich Hyundai Service Advisor for details.


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This grass tract is located on the southeast side of the Quivera National Wildlife Refugee. It contains 618 acres of sub irrigated native grass. It is adjacent on the west and the north to the 22,135 acre National Refugee. This enables this property to be the first land deer and waterfowl cross when they leave the refugee for grain foods not...640 Acres : $1,184,000
Quivera Section
Great Bend : Rice Co : Kansas
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1. Stanford transfer Patrick Skov arrived to campus on Friday following his graduation from Stanford June 14. Skov will pursue an MBA and compete for a starting B-back job.
Skov's arrival will give him time this summer to work with quarterback Justin Thomas, in particular to hone their technique going through the mesh on triple-option plays.
On his Instagram account, Skov posted an impressive picture from his graduation from Stanford.
Aside from her duties on the College Football Playoff committee, Condoleezza Rice is a professor in Stanford's graduate school of business.
Albertson makes pro debut
Two-time ACC champion Anders Albertson began his professional career this past week at the New Bern (N.C.) Pro Classic, an event on the Swingthought.com Tour, a lower-tier tour.
Albertson finished in a tie for 15th at 10-under 278, earning himself $2,151.
Heyward's younger brother offered
My colleague Michael Carvell reported Monday that Connor Heyward, the younger brother of Tech basketball guard Corey Heyward, has received a football scholarship offer. Heyward, who is a rising senior at Peachtree Ridge, will play quarterback this fall.
Corey and Connor's brother is Pittsburgh Steelers defensive end Cameron Heyward. Their father is the late Craig Heyward, the Pro Bowl fullback.
Stansbury hired as Oregon State AD
Oregon State hired Tech grad Todd Stansbury as its athletic director last week. Stansbury lettered in football in 1981 and earned an industrial management degree in 1984. He later served as assistant AD at Tech 1990-95. He had previously served as AD at Central Florida, where his interim replacement is another former Tech employee of note – football coach George O'Leary.
Stansbury is among the highest-ranking sports administrators to graduate from Tech. Two others are Jaime Weston-Parouse, who is NFL vice president of brand and creative and a former Tech volleyball player in the early '90s, and Baltimore Ravens senior vice president of football administration Pat Moriarty, who lettered as a running back 1973-77.
Movie site moved
Because of the re-sodding of the Bobby Dodd Stadium following the Rolling Stones concert, the Dodd After Dark movie screening this Friday has been moved to Mewborn Field, Tech's softball diamond. The movie Friday will be "The Imitation Game." Gates to Mewborn Field will open at 7 p.m. Limited concessions will be available. For more details, check the Tech website.
The final movie in the series is July 10, Furious 7.
"The Sting" will have to wait till next summer.


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Cherokee Dress
Item #: 18610
This tribal inspired dress is so FUN! The rust colored detailing against the pink background makes for an awesome Fall color combo:) Thanks to the intricate detailing across the chest, this dress is a head turner! Just add boots to complete the look:))Fits true to size. Lindsay is wearing the small.
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TANEYTOWN -- The builder of Sarah's Choice says he's ready to work with the city on the water issues that have caused his plan for 82 single-family homes near Roberts Mill Road to be only conditionally approved by the Taneytown Planning and Zoning Board.
The board halted development of the area over concerns about a small wetland and the building of a storm water retention pond -- which stores the rain runoff of the development -- almost directly next to an existing one.
"They must take up the [retention] pond issue with the state and county," said Joseph Mangini, Taneytown city manager. "The issue with the wetlands is taken care of through the Army Corps of Engineers."


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Applied Health Physical Therapy 826
AHPT 826: Patient Management II
Prerequisite: AHPT 814 or permission of the Department
Credit Hours: (4)
The course continues the series on musculoskeletal evaluation. The course is based on Cyriax principles of examination for examination of orthopedic dysfunctions of the extremities and spine.
Detailed Description of Course
The course continues the series on musculoskeletal evaluation, which culminates with Advanced Orthopedics. This course is based on the Cyriax principles for examination of orthopedic dysfunctions of the extremities and spine. The course prepares students to examine, evaluate, make a prognosis, and develop a plan of care for patients with extremity and spinal dysfunctions. The course content supplements content areas of Theory and Practice I & II, Kinesiology- biomechanics and Clinical Medicine I & II. Successful completion of the course requires the application and integration of materials presented in Patient Management I, Gross Anatomy, Exercise Physiology, and Clinical Medicine I.
Detailed Description of Conduct of Course
Didactic and laboratory learning may occur in both laboratory and classroom environments. Students may participate in small group and cooperative learning experiences. Students will participate in hands-on methods and techniques related to patient examination and screening and participation in stretch clinic. This course prepares students to participate in their first clinical internships. Teaching methods may include lecture, laboratory sessions, case studies, clinical observations, and patient demonstration.
Goals and Objectives of this Course
Will require students to:
1) Describe a Cyriax-based format to evaluate the major areas of the musculoskeletal system; 2) Describe the components of and the indications for the neurological portion of the orthopedic examination; 3) Describe in lay terms the biomechanics of the foot and ankle and demonstrate common biomechanical deviations secondary to lower extremity pain and dysfunction; 4) Demonstrate proper technique in performing a length assessment of a 2 joint muscle; 5) compare and contrast muscle range of motion and joint range of motion; 6) Given an orthopedic diagnosis, plan and perform a comprehensive examination, including appropriate history, systems review, and tests and measurements; 7) After participating in a clinical observation, write a complete SOAP note for the patient visit; 8) Demonstrate effective writing skills in communicating clinical impressions with other health care practitioners; 9) Plan and demonstrate proper techniques in performing evaluations of the spine and extremities; 10) Differentiate various types of pain, including visceral, musculoskeletal, referred and radicular pain; 11) Correlate findings of muscle strength and muscle length tests with various postural deformities; 12) Compare the difference between mechanical laxity and functional instability; 13) Plan examinations of the musculoskeletal system with regard to the patient with multiple diagnoses; 14) Formulate various differential diagnoses based on patient demographics, including age, and select the proper tests to confirm or rule out those diagnoses; 15) Synthesize the results of a physical therapy examination in order to provide an accurate PT diagnosis and prognosis (including plan of care), based on clinical findings and individual characteristics of the patient; 16) Determine in the course of the musculoskeletal examination when outside referral or consultation should be made; 17) Assess the problems of specific muscle weakness of the lower extremities and describe the gait deviations that correlate with these weaknesses; 18) Examine a video of a patient with a musculoskeletal disorder, and demonstrate effective communication in presenting the evaluative findings with the patient; 19) Perform a self-critique and a peer critique based on an examination of a hypothetical patient; 20) Analyze an individual's gait, identify any dysfunctions or impairments and provide rationale and potential solutions for such deformities; 21) Observe and critique the performance of a physical therapist in the clinical setting; 22) Define Evidence-Based medicine and describe various hierarchies of evidence; 23) Describe possible barriers to patient progress and discuss the proper sequence to follow in the event that patient goals are not met; 24) Perform a systems review based on the patient's/client's needs.
Assessment Measures may include
Examinations, laboratory practice examination, video assignments, patient evaluation assignment/SOAP note , observation assignment, and quizzes.
Other Course Information
Review and Approval
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, Allendale MI 49401
From $226,800
Why 'From' pricing?
New homes can be personalized to your needs and taste.
Builders pricing can vary greatly. Builders display base pricing because you have not selected your options and upgrades yet and some homes may indicate that the land cost is not included. (Price Excludes Land)
The Newfield 1584 (1584 sq. ft.) is a home with 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 2-car garage. Features include basement, covered patio, dining room, excludes land, family room, living room, mud room, office and walk-in closets.
Great 4 Bedroom Plan
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Allendale, MI 49401
Sales Agent: Kelly Lehman
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Springfields of Allendale
Thank You for visiting Maplewood Homes! With offices in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and Ludington, Michigan we can help you design, build, and own a beautiful brand new home no matter where you live in West Michigan. If you've decided to build a new home, or if you are just exploring your options, we're glad you've found us! Building a new home can be one of the most exciting things you ever do. We will do everything we can to help you through the process and show you all the benefits of having a home built to your exact specifications. You'll love it! There's nothing quite like a brand new home. Building a new home is not only a great investment, but it's the best way to have a home that you can truly call your own. Think about how much time you spend at home, and think how great it would be to have your home designed and built to fit your own unique lifestyle. We have a lot of helpful information on our website, but we'd be just as happy to talk to you directly and answer all your questions. Please send us an e-mail or give us call!Visit the website Free brochure
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The old website functionality has been integrated into the bridgewebs site so we have one source for all our MGSC information. You can go to Calendar and volunteer for Pool, Treats, or Entries as before.
MGSC Membership
A very good deal:
4 free Club Nights that are Club Championship games
The weekly newsletter
The deeply discounted end of year party
Card fees of only $6, with no upcharges for the numerous extra masterpoint games
The Board of the Minneapolis Grand Slam Club welcomes you to our new website. The Club, in its 81st year, has a weekly Friday night game in a tournament atmosphere. Club members are able to take advantage of many enhanced masterpoint games with no surcharges added. We seek to maximize the number of pairs you play against and the number of comparisons per board with web and Howell movements.
Each week one of our members brings treats. The club provides coffee at no charge. Members receive a weekly bulletin via email following the game with weekly results and commentary on key hands.
Most of our games are held at the Edina Senior Center (see directions). During NABCs and when the ESC is otherwise unavailable games are held at the Twin City Bridge Center at 60th & Nicollet.
Partnerships are guaranteed for pair games if you arrive before 7pm. See the Player Pool tab on the home page. Gametime is 7:15pm
NEW CONTEST CONDITION FOR 2017-2018: complete round robin in fall session followed by KO semifinal and final between the top four RR teams.
♠ Standings (opens in new tab)
♥ Matchups/Round Results (opens in new tab) Matches can be scheduled at any time not necessarily during the week of the RR schedule.
♦ Click here for the MGSC RRKO 2017-18 Provisional Conditions of Contest
♣ Click here for the 28-board continuous 20VP scale in use for the Round Robin.
Now hoping that Paul & Rob can share some of their experience in Philadelphia
at the MGSC end of year party.
Give our DIC, Tony Ames, a call: 952-200-3871
Watch this space for updates.