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Fiona Crisp: Negative Capability: The Stourhead Cycle 20 June–29 July 2012 | Hyper Passive, In Camera, Shock 7 September–2 October 2005 | (Untitled) 25 October–17 December 2000 | Publications | Editions | Artist's Website
|Fiona Crisp, Matthew Tickle, Phillip Warnell | Hyper Passive, In Camera, Shock, 2005
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The construction of the space for this exhibition was supported by The
Henry Moore Foundation. The production of Fiona Crisp's work for this exhibition was
financially supported by Arts Council England, North East. Phillip Warnell's
Shock was commissioned by FuturePhysical & Arts Council England, East, 2003. For further information and visual material please contact
the gallery.
| Biography
Born Derbyshire, UK, 1966, Lives and works Northumberland, UK. Education 1991–1993 Slade School of Fine Art, U.C.L. Fine Art – Media Postgraduate; 1986–1989 W. S. C. A. D. (Farnham) Fine Art – Sculpture BA (Hons.); Selected Solo Exhibitions 2009-2010 Subterrania, a touring exhibition: BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art, Gateshead, Impressions Gallery, Bradford and Newlyn Art Gallery, Cornwall. 2006 Abteilung, The Greenhouse, St Peter Port, Guernsey, CI. 2003 Santa Maria, Aspex Gallery, Portsmouth 2000 Fiona Crisp, Matt's Gallery, London; Berwick Gymnasium Fellowship, Berwick Gymnasium Gallery [catalogue] 1999 Still Films, Camerawork, London 1996 Omphalos, The Conductor's Hallway Gallery, London Selected Group Exhibitions 2011 Unfinished Business – A Contemporary Response to William Bell Scott, Wallington, Northumberland 2010 Extra Ordinary: Alternative Perspectives of the Everyday, Apthorp Gallery, London; Architectural Fictions, Bracknell Galleries, Berkshire 2009 Foto Grafia Photography Festival, Palazzo delle Esposizioni, Rome 2008 Ruination: Photographs of Rome, Djanogly Art Gallery, Nottingham University (catalogue); The Berwick Gymnasium Fellowships 1993-2005 (catalogue) 2006 Beauty and the Beast Stourhead Landscape Gardens, Wiltshire (NT) (Catalogue); Phantasm Market Gallery, Glasgow; You Shall Know Our Velocity BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art, Gateshead; Responding to Rome The Estorick Collection of Modern Italian Art, London [catalogue] 2005 Fiona Crisp, Matthew Tickle, Phillip Warnell, Fiona Crisp, Matthew Tickle, Phillip Warnell, Matt's Gallery, London 2004 Ideen von-Kunslen-Auktion, Galerie Luecke und Partner, Berlin; Para Sites, Bridport Arts Centre, Dorset 2002 Fiona Crisp / Mary Maclean / Ozhang, Seven Worcester Terrace Gallery, Bath; Fellowship Exhibition, The British School at Rome [catalogue] 2001 Diari di Lavoro …, Galleria Nationale d'Arte Moderna, Rome 2000 Stadt München Photo-Biennale, Galerie Stadt München, Amsterdam, and touring to Room 212, Auckland, New Zealand; Flicker, Leeds Metropolitan University Gallery 1998 Disrupting the Scene, Cambridge Darkroom Gallery; Dark Field, The Boiler House at Hackney Wick, London 1997 Oranges & Lemons, Peninsula Foundation, Eindhoven [catalogue] Awards & Fellowships 2008 Nominated for the Northern Art Prize and Sovereign Art Prize 2007/8 The Geevor Commission - Newlyn Art Gallery, Cornwall 2007 Residency - Allenheads Contemporary Art, Northumberland, May to Nov 2006 Artist in Residence, Stourhead Landscape Gardens, Wiltshire (Commissioned by the National Trust and The Hotbath Gallery, Bath) 2005 Grants for Individual Artists, Arts Council England, North East 2004 Nominated for Beck's Futures, ICA, London; International Artist in Residence Programme, Guernsey College, Guernsey C.I. 2003 Nominated for Citigroup Photography Prize, 2004 2001 Wingate Scholarship, The British School at Rome, (October 2001 - March 2002); Visual Artists Award, London Arts 1999 Berwick Gymnasium Fellowship, Berwick-upon-Tweed (four month residency); Nominated for Citibank Photography Prize, 2000 1998 Awards to Individual Artists, London Arts Board 1997 Art for Everyone, Arts Council (group recipient) 1996 Awards to Artists Exhibiting Abroad, The British Council Teaching Current: Senior Lecturer in Fine Art, Northumbria University; VT in Fine Art, BA / MA University of Northumbria, Newcastle; 2002/3 VT Fine Art (photography) BA Camberwell, London; 1998-2005 visiting lecturer at various institutions incl. Slade, Camberwell, Winchester, Coventry, Sunderland, Newcastle Collections Arts Council Collection; Hayward Gallery, London; Worcester City Art Gallery; Private Collections; Tate Gallery Collection and Government Art Collection
| Bibliography
2006 You Shall Know Our Velocity: Artist in the North East, Paul Usherwood, Art Monthly 295, April p34; You Shall Know Our Velocity, Alfred Hickling, The Guardian 1 February, p36; You Shall Know Our Velocity, Amy Rudd, Metro 31 January, p22; You Shall Know Our Velocity, Robert Clarke, Guardian Buide 27 January, p36; Best of British... Michael Glover, The Times (The Knowledge), 14 January p34/35 2005 Fiona Crisp, Matthew Tickle, Phillip Warnell, Sarah James, Art Monthly, issue 290, October; Fiona Crisp, Matthew Tickle, Phillip Warnell, Helen Sumpter, Time Out, issue 1831, 21-28 December 2003 The Passive Eye, Roy Exley, Contemporary, Issue 56, Autumn; Santa Maria, Stephen Bull, Source, Issue 35, Summer; Santa Maria, Jessica Lack, Guardian Guide, May 10; Santa Maria, Amber Cowan, The Times 'Play', May 3; Santa Maria, Barry Rutter, The News, May 2 2001 Fiona Crisp, Roy Exley, artpress 266, March; Fiona Crisp, Roy Exley, Contemporary Visual Arts, Issue 32, January 2000 Fiona Crisp, What's On, uklandscape.net, December; Fiona Crisp, Martin Coomer, Time Out, Reviews, 6-13 December; Fiona Crisp / Matt's Gallery, John Coleman, What's On in London, 22-29 November; Flicker, Richard Jevons, The Leeds Guide, October; The Big Show, The Times Metro, 16 September; Interview - Berwick Gymnasium, Richard Jevons, The North Guide, September; Berwick Gymnasium Gallery, Howard Walker, The Journal, 11 August 1999 Still Films, Simon Morissey, Untitled Magazine, Issue 19; Still Films, Chris Townsend, Hotshoe International, May; Still Films, Julia Thrift, Time Out, 24 February; Disrupting the Scene, Juan Cruz, Contemporary Visual Arts, Issue 21 1998 Dark Field, Maite Lorés, Contemporary Visual Arts, Issue 20; Dark Field, Acushla Bastible, Circa Magazine, No. 85, Autumn; Dark Field, Time Out, 24 June 1997 Oranges & Lemons, Angelique Spaninks, Eindhovens Dagblad Publications 2009-2010 Subterrania (www.fionacrisp.com), a touring exhibition, various reviews 2010 Visibility Good (PDF download), Baker H., Usherwood P., Crisp F. et al Exhibition catalogue. Pub Gallery North, March 2010 2009 Sky Arts at BALTIC Broadcast November 2009 Fiona Crisp Hyper Passive Monograph published by Matt's Gallery, London, July, 2009 2008 The Berwick Gymnasium Fellowships: an Archival Record Pub. English Heritage & Arts Editions North 2008 ISBN 978 0 9557478 1 6 Wrigley, R. Ruination: Photographs of Rome (PDF download), Pub. Djanogly Gallery 2008 ISBN 978-1-900809-51-1 2006 Responding to Rome, British Artists in Rome 1995-2005 Pub. BSR. 2006 ISBN 0-904152-49-9 Beauty and the Beast, Pub. The Hotbath Gallery & The National Trust 2006, ISBN 978-1-84359-267-9 2002 The British School at Rome, Fine Arts 2001-2002, Pub. BSR. 2000 Berwick Gymnasium Fellowship, Pub. English Heritage/Fiona Crisp 1997 Welcome Back to the Human Race, Pub. Peninsula Foundation, Holland


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I have another Patron! I'm now up to $5 per month on Patreon.com! Woohoo! That's about £4.08 closer to my goal!
I'm finding it a little frustrating how difficult it is to get going. I may have blogged about it a little before, but it's still true. Despite being self-employed and able to work whenever I please, I still seem to find it particularly difficult to get writing on a Monday. I've had plenty of sleep and I'm still so tired. I need to get on with it. Get the blog post finished and write more of my Project Ubi short story (which has to be completed and polished by the end of the month). I will make it up in the week as usual, but it leaves me feeling like I'm in catch-up mode all week.
I'm not sure what to even write here because everything I think of sounds like I'm whining, yet again, about not having enough income. I'm beginning to feel guilty about asking, but even guiltier for continuing to live with my Grandparents without being able to help with the bills. I know that they are feeling the financial pressure because they ask me very politely whether I'm looking for a job. My reflex reaction has become, "I have a job, I'm a Writer!"
I'm considering doing it, taking a second job, part-time, to bring some money into the household. I already know that this will cut into my writing time. I need to keep up with Hermes925 and finish my Project Ubi story. Anything else I'm working on can wait, including the SciFan story, but I need be sure I still have the time for Hermes925 and Project Ubi.
I'd much rather write. I know from experience that I'm a terrible employee. I like to impress my boss by doing a good job, and I expect to rewarded for it by being trusted to continue doing a good job. If my numbers are going down I will take action, if I need help I'll come get it. Give me the data, I'm clever. If you choose to sit me down and explain what the numbers mean and then break down an over-simplified strategy to improve those numbers, I'm going to be thinking 'Shut up and let me go do it then!' the whole time.
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If you are a prospective employer, this is what you need to know. I will work my arse off for you if you let me do it my way. I understand that training will be necessary and that some rules are a legal requirement or a safety measure. I'm not going to do anything stupid, reckless or dangerous. I will make mistakes along the way, but I learn from those mistakes. Trust me to know how to maximise my productivity and that I will satisfy my own thirst for knowledge and advancement, and you will not regret it.
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Here is a comprehensive list of the best smartwatches wearables that we have in India on the basis of performance, style and value for money:
1. Fitbit Charge HR
You will like the no-nonsense and simplistic design of Fitbit Charge HR. It is a simple band that features a screen on which you can check time, your heart rate and get continuous updates about your everyday activity -right from steps walked to floors climbed to calories burned.
2. Sony Smartwatch 3
It was one of the best-performing Android smartwatches and it still is. It has a 1.6-inch transflective TFT LCD that offers nice visibility in all lighting conditions.Its battery lasts for over 47 hours on a single charge and boasts of 4GB RAM, inbuilt GPS and the regular health jazz.
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If you are looking for a smartyet-gorgeous looking wearable that does more than just keep a track of your health, then Samsung Gear 2 Neo is worth a look. Running on the Tizen OS and powered by a 1GHz dual core processor, this mean machine has a beautiful AMOLED screen that lets you make and receive calls as well as read notifications from various apps installed on your phone.
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It might not be one of the stylish bands around but it is special in its own right. For those unaware, when you buy this band, you also get connected to a personal coach who will keep your health goals in check and provides all kinds of guidance and support to help you stay on your health track. But this service doesn't come for free.
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Which banks are insured by the DICGC?
What does the DICGC insure?
What is the maximum deposit amount insured by the
How will you know whether your bank is insured by the
DICGC or not?
What is the ceiling on amount of Insured deposits kept
by one person in different branches of a bank?
Does the DICGC insure just the principal on an account
or both principal and accrued interest?
Can deposit insurance be increased by depositing funds
into several different accounts all at the same bank?
Are deposits in different banks separately insured?
If I have my funds on deposit at two different banks,
and those two banks are closed on the same day, are my funds added together,
or insured separately?
What is the meaning of deposits held in the same capacity
and same right; and deposits held in different capacity and different
Can the bank deduct the amount of dues payable by
the depositor?
Who pays the cost of deposits insurance?
When is the DICGC liable to pay?
Does the the DICGC directly deal with the depositors
of failed banks?
Can any insured bank withdraw from the the DICGC coverage?
Can the DICGC withdraw deposit insurance coverage
from any bank?
What will be the Corporation's liability to the
banks on de-registration.
Commercial Banks : All commercial banks including branches of foreign banks functioning in India, local area banks and regional rural banks are insured by the DICGC.
Cooperative Banks : All State, Central and Primary cooperative banks, also called urban cooperative banks, functioning in States / Union Territories which have amended the local Cooperative Societies Act empowering the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to order the Registrar of Cooperative Societies of the State / Union Territory to wind up a cooperative bank or to supersede its committee of management and requiring the Registrar not to take any action regarding winding up, amalgamation or reconstruction of a co-operative bank without prior sanction in writing from the RBI are covered under the Deposit Insurance Scheme. At present all co-operative banks are covered by the DICGC.
Primary cooperative societies are not insured by the DICGC.
Each depositor in a bank is insured upto a maximum of 1,00,000 (Rupees
One Lakh) for both principal and interest amount held by him in the same
right and same capacity as on the date of liquidation/cancellation of
bank's licence or the date on which the scheme of amalgamation/merger/reconstruction
comes into force.
The DICGC while registering the banks as insured banks furnishes them
with printed leaflets for display giving information relating to the protection
afforded by the Corporation to the depositors of the insured banks. In
case of doubt, depositor should make specific enquiry from the branch
official in this regard.
The deposits kept in different branches of a bank are aggregated for
the purpose of insurance cover and a maximum amount upto Rupees one lakh
is paid.
The DICGC insures principal and interest upto a maximum amount of
One lakh. For example, if an individual had an account with a principal
amount of 95,000 plus accrued interest of 4,000, the total amount
insured by the DICGC would be 99,000. If, however, the principal amount
in that account was One lakh, the accrued interest would not be insured,
not because it was interest but because that was the amount over the insurance
All funds held in the same type of ownership at the same bank are
added together before deposit insurance is determined. If the funds are
in different types of ownership or are deposited into separate banks they
would then be separately insured.
Yes. If you have deposits with more than one bank, deposit insurance
coverage limit is applied separately to the deposits in each bank.
Your funds from each bank would be insured separately, regardless of
the date of closure.
If an individual opens more than one deposit account in one or more branches
of a bank for example, Shri S.K. Pandit opens one or more savings/current
account and one or more fixed/recurring deposit accounts etc., all these
are considered as accounts held in the same capacity and in the same right.
Therefore, the balances in all these accounts are aggregated and insurance
cover is available upto rupees one lakh in maximum.
If Shri S.K. Pandit also opens other deposit accounts in his capacity
as a partner of a firm or guardian of a minor or director of a company
or trustee of a trust or a joint account, say with his wife Smt. K. A.
Pandit, in one or more branches of the bank then such accounts are considered
as held in different capacity and different right. Accordingly, such deposits
accounts will also enjoy the insurance cover upto rupees one lakh separately.
It is further clarified that the deposit held in the name of the proprietary
concern where a depositor is the sule proprietor and the amount of Deposit
held in his individual capacity are aggregated and insurance cover is
available upto rupees one lakh in maximum.
Savings A/C
Current A/C
Total Deposits
Deposits Insured upto
Shri S. K. Pandit (Individual)
Shri S. K. Pandit (Partner of ABC & Co.)
Shri S. K. Pandit (Guardian for Master Ajit)
Shri S. K. Pandit (Director, J.K. Udyog Ltd.)
Shri S. K. Pandit jointly with Smt. K. A. Pandit
Deposits held in joint accounts (revised w.e.f. April 26, 2007)
If more than one deposit accounts (Savings, Current, Recurring or Fixed
deposit) are jointly held by individuals in one or more branch of a bank
say three individuals A, B & C huld more than one joint deposit accounts
in which their names appear in the same order then all these accounts
are considered as held in the same capacity and in the same right. Accordingly,
balances held in all these accounts will be aggregated for the purpose
of determining the insured amount within the limit of 1 lakh.
However, if individuals open more than one joint accounts in which their
names are not in the same order for example, A, B and C; C, B and A; C,
A and B; A, C and B; or group of persons are different say A, B and C
and A, B and D etc. then, the deposits held in these joint accounts are
considered as held in the different capacity and different right. Accordingly,
insurance cover will be available separately upto rupees one lakh to every
such joint account where the names appearing in different order or names
are different.
Account (i)
(Savings or CurrentA/C)
First a/c hulder- "A"
Second a/c hulder - "B"
Maximum insured amount upto 1 lakh
Account (ii)
First a/c hulder - "A"
Second a/c hulder - "C"
Account (iii)
First a/c hulder - "B"
Second a/c hulder - "A"
Account (iv) at Branch 'X' of the bank
First a/c hulder - "A"
Second a/c hulder - "B"
Third a/c hulder - "C"
Account (v)
First a/c hulder - "B"
Second a/c hulder - "C"
Third a/c hulder - "A"
(vi)( (Recurring or Fixed Deposit)
First a/c hulder - "A"
Second a/c hulder - "B"
The account will be clubbed with the a/c at (i)
Account (vii)
At Branch 'Y' of the bank
The account will be clubbed with the a/c at (iv)
Account (viii)
First a/c hulder - "A"
Second a/c hulder - "B"
Third a/c hulder - "D"
Yes. Banks have the right to set off their dues from the amount of deposits.
The deposit insurance is available after netting of such dues.
Deposit insurance premium is borne entirely by the insured bank.
If a bank goes into liquidation:The DICGC is liable to pay to each depositor
through the liquidator, the amount of his deposit upto Rupees one lakh
within two months from the date of receipt of claim list from the liquidator.
If a bank is reconstructed or amalgamated / merged with another bank:
The DICGC pays the bank concerned, the difference between the full amount
of deposit or the limit of insurance cover in force at the time, whichever
is less and the amount received by him under the reconstruction / amalgamation
scheme within two months from the date of receipt of claim list from the
transferee bank / Chief Executive Officer of the insured bank/transferee
bank as the case may be.
No. In the event of a bank's liquidation, the liquidator prepares depositor
wise claim list and sends it to the DICGC for scrutiny and payment. The
DICGC pays the money to the liquidator who is liable to pay to the depositors.
In the case of amalgamation / merger of banks, the amount due to each
depositor is paid to the transferee bank.
No. The deposit insurance scheme is compulsory and no bank can withdraw
from it.
The Corporation may cancel the registration of an insured bank if it
fails to pay the premium for three consecutive periods. In the event of
the DICGC withdrawing its coverage from any bank for default in the payment
of premium the public will be notified through newspapers.
Registration of an insured bank stands cancelled if the bank is prohibited
from receiving fresh deposits; or its licence is cancelled or a licence
is refused to it by the RBI; or it is wound up either vuluntarily or compulsorily;
or it ceases to be a banking company or a co-operative bank within the
meaning of Section 36A(2) of the Banking Regulation Act, 1949; or it has
transferred all its deposit liabilities to any other institution; or it
is amalgamated with any other bank or a scheme of compromise or arrangement
or of reconstruction has been sanctioned by a competent authority and
the said scheme does not permit acceptance of fresh deposits. In the event
of the cancellation of registration of a bank, deposits of the bank remain
covered by the insurance till the date of the cancellation.
The Corporation has deposit insurance liability on liquidation etc. of
"Insured banks" i.e. banks which have been de-registered (a)
on account of prohibition on receiving fresh deposits or (b) on cancellation
of license or it is found that license can not be granted. The liability
of the Corporation in these cases is limited to the extent of deposits
as on the date of cancellation of registration of bank as an insured bank.
On liquidation etc. of other de-registered banks i.e. banks which have
been de-registered on other grounds such as non payment of premium or
their ceasing to be eligible co-operative banks under section 2(gg) of
the DICGC Act, 1961, the Corporation will have no liability.
Notice : Information given above is to convey the basic provisions of
the deposit insurance scheme of the Corporation. The information is of
a non-technical nature and is not intended to be a legal interpretation
of the deposit insurance scheme.


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LG 5 - NC 10, Masan [Box Score] [Video Highlights]
LG came out hot, with a 1st inning 3 run homerun by DH Lee Byung-Kyu but just couldn't keep up the momentum and NC went to work, putting up all 10 of their runs by the 5th inning. Josh Bell went 1-2 with a couple of walks and a run scored, and Coffee and Waffles had an uneventful day at the plate going 0-3 with an RBI sac-fly. The Dino's Thad Weber nabbed his 3rd win even though he had a rocky start, throwing 5 innings and giving up 4 earned runs on 5 hits and 3 walks.
Lotte 0 - Hanhwa 3, Daejeon [Box Score] [Video Highlights]
No need to get your vision checked, Hanhwa really did manage to shut down Lotte tonight. Giant's starter Chris Oxspring ended up with the loss even though he had a fairly solid game, striking out 7 and giving up 3 runs over 6 ⅔ innings on 6 hits and 3 walks. Luis Jimenez went 1-4 with a walk for Lotte, and Hanhwa's Felix Pie went 0-3 with a walk, but managed to get an RBI which extends his RBI streak to 7 games. Eagle's start Yu Chang-Sik had a solid start, pitching 5 innings allowing 4 hits and walking 6.
SK 2 - KIA 20, Gwangju [Box Score] [Video Highlights]
KIA was on fire tonight. Quite literally, actually, because there was a small fire in the stadium tonight. Actually, the score is misleading as KIA only earned 8 of the runs tonight, but the Wyvern's 8 errors, 4 of which made at the position of shortstop, 3 of those from the glove of Kim Seong-Hyeon. Looks like we have some competition for the Henry Skrimshander incompetent shortstop award. SK's Luke Scott is still sitting out, and KIA's Brett Pill went 1-7 (yes, 7) with 2 RBIs, and he reached base on an error so ended up scoring 2 runs. Jo-Jo Reyes started for SK and gave up 6 earned runs over 4 innings on 8 hits and 5 walks to pick up the loss, and KIA's Yang Hyeon-Jong pitched 7 strong innings allowing 2 runs on 8 hits and 1 walk for the win.
Fire at Champion's Field
Nexen 2 - Doosan 1, Seoul (Jamsil) [Box Score] [Video Highlights]
All three runs of the game came from homeruns, with Nexen's Park Byung-Ho hitting a 2 run blast in the 6th and Doosan's Jorge Cantu going long in the bottom of the 9th. It just so happens that this was the 7th long ball for each of them, keeping them both nipping at Josh Bell's heels in the homerun race. Nexen starter Moon Sung-Hyun got the win giving up 4 hits and 1 walk in 6 innings for the win.


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Devotion 4-2-14, John 19
Good Morning! John 19:1-7 Then Pilate took Jesus and had him flogged. And the soldiers wove a crown of thorns and put it on his head, and they dressed him in a purple robe. They kept coming up to him, saying, 'Hail, King of the Jews!' and striking him on the face. Pilate went out … [Read more…]


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A good workplace design ensures effective use of space within the workplace. Also, as a designer you get a chance to create good places to work where people will be productive and happy. And, too meet this objective, a workplace surroundings should be as such that it keeps people motivated. Gone are days when workplaces used to be "gloomy or depressing".
A PhD thesis at the University of Exeter has found that enriched work environments improve productivity by around 15%. Not only that, but implementing office workers suggestions in the design of their workspace upped productivity by 30%.
Times have changed and so have workplace designs. There were times when only advertising and marketing companies would have funky offices. Today, IT companies, schools & Institutions, Hospitality sectors and even banks have offices that are filled with sensory delights.


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"GBS has become a partner, and part of our daily business...we treat them as equals". Interview with Devi Kencki from Swiss Re at the18th Annual European Shared Services & Outsourcing Week last month, talking about his experience of setting up and transforming Global Business Services. Watch this video to learn more!
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February 3, 2010
Get Messy For Free!
As stated, we've got the new record in hands and first press is going somewhat quickly, so don't sleep if you'd like this pressing; head over to Vitriol and point-click that puppy.
Also, we've got shows coming up in support of this here release... more details to come, but basically it's the following dates with a combination of Sabertooth Zombie, Drowning w/ our Anchors, Owen Hart, and Power.
March 12th: 924 Gilman - Berkeley, CA (w/ Sabertooth Zombie, Drowning w/ our Anchors, Owen Hart, and Power)
March 13th: Fresno, CA
March 14th: Los Angeles, CA
March 18th: Victoria, BC
March 19th: Vancouver, BC
March 20th: Seattle, WA
March 21st: Tiki House
March 25th: The Smell - Los Angeles (w/ Narrows)
Mayish: Rainfest & c.
June/Julyish: Australia
Lastly: We understand and are flattered that people would seek out and download our music on the internet. We'd like to put out some music in the future (maybe without a four-year hiatus), so obviously a bit of support would be appreciated (grab the record or a shirt or send us a friendly email).
OR: take your five, ten, or fifteen bucks and do more with it than we could. Suggestions: www.zmag.org, www.vegfamcharity.org.uk, www.veganoutreach.com, www.anarchist-studies.org, & c! Email us a screenshot of how much you donated, who you donated to, and then brag about it in the comments and we'll send the person with the largest donation a free record + CD of "Messy Isn't It", a CD of "Anger", and some other shit in your size. I, Tim Shiteater, reserve the right to end this contest when I want, so don't complain, and get busy.
For real: take a look at ZNet either way, they (among others) could use some help right now, and you can become a sustainer with all sorts of access and benefits for around 10 bucks a month. Look yonder, genitalia.
- Tim
30 comments:
- nick murphy said...
June/julyish? support hints?
- February 4, 2010 at 3:27 PM
- Nathaniel Wolos said...
where is my record?
- February 4, 2010 at 4:41 PM
- ryan said...
I probably won't be attending your Gilman show, but I wish you the best of luck.
- February 4, 2010 at 10:48 PM
- adamvass said...
i downloaded your record free and illegally in december. i've bought shirts from you online, i made a donation to a charity that benefits homeless and displaced families for christmas, and i choose to believe i'm not an entirely bad person for it.
- February 5, 2010 at 1:28 AM
i bought your album. then illegally downloaded it cuz i was sick of fucking waiting. i felt entitled, i mean cmon, its been like 7 or 8 months or something.
and on a seperate note, ITS FUCKING AMAZING, and im stoked to be in Love Poem
- February 5, 2010 at 2:52 AM
- SparksHunter said...
Got my copy of the LP today. It looks so amazing. Definitely worth the wait. Thanks for spelling my name right as a contributor!
Greg Weissel
- February 5, 2010 at 3:55 PM
either the show on March 18th in Victoria, BC or March 19th in Vancouver, BC should defiantly be in Kelowna, BC instead... please
- February 5, 2010 at 8:33 PM
- alvin said...
This is a random but I was playing Modern Warfare 2 on Xbox live a while back and some guys gamertag was X(D)anger(S)X or something along those lines.
No idea who it was.
- February 5, 2010 at 9:27 PM
cool story bro
- February 6, 2010 at 8:15 PM
- Justin said...
June July in australia w Graf orlock
- February 6, 2010 at 11:55 PM
did you e-mail the poem readers yet?
- February 7, 2010 at 8:07 PM
- Nathaniel Wolos said...
My record came in the mail today. Good shit!
- February 8, 2010 at 6:54 PM
record came today. wicked haadcowah, bwoah
- February 8, 2010 at 10:37 PM
- nick said...
Tour with graf orlock would be huge
- February 8, 2010 at 11:37 PM
If you ever come to michigan try to play the metal frat!
btw new record is amazing!!!!!
- February 9, 2010 at 2:06 PM
- joywhite said...
dangers on the 19th, then flying to south africa the next day. best year ever.
- February 9, 2010 at 4:59 PM
Veganoutreach.com LOL sounds like a dating service for liberals.
Loving the album, afraid i downloaded it though; will do my best to buy it in future along with whatever new merch you bring out
I will however not be making a charitable donation . peace
ps the word verification that i have to type below is 'angsto' which i believe is the name of your album in parts of Europe
- February 9, 2010 at 5:22 PM
- joel said...
got my lp in the mail today... we're all the pictures sent out different???
i got 150/150... or were they all numbered that?
holy fuck... didnt download this, cos i look forward to coming home and putting the album in and going over the art work as i listen to the music... remember when people used to do that all the time???
- February 9, 2010 at 11:39 PM
Any word on the Vancouver venue?
- February 9, 2010 at 11:53 PM
- joywhite said...
i heard something about the rickshaw.
- February 10, 2010 at 4:30 PM
- Unknown said...
That would be legit, where'd you hear that?
- February 11, 2010 at 7:22 AM
@ Joel, I Think you got lucky! I got mine today it said 78/150
The record is really good and I love the artwork. now the only thing you guys need to do is tour europe ;)
- February 12, 2010 at 2:15 AM
- roboconcept said...
I bought around 200 dollars worth of books from microcosm and donated them to my local infoshop... I don't want anything, just come play Arizona.
- February 12, 2010 at 11:24 AM
i bought like 3 shirts, a patch, and a lp from you guys. COME PLAY PORTLAND GOD DAMN IT
- February 12, 2010 at 11:48 PM
- jsc said...
have you read this?http://www.sputnikmusic.com/album.php?albumid=44365
I got mine on my birthday : ]
- February 14, 2010 at 8:12 PM
- Jacob said...
Got this in the mail yesterday, have been listening to it non stop, this album is really great.
- February 14, 2010 at 9:36 PM
Tell Touche Amore to play the show March 12th with you guys?
- February 22, 2010 at 12:28 PM
- tangiblekrystin said...
Very much so looking forward to the Fresno show!
- March 1, 2010 at 7:17 AM
Always a pleasure boys, thanks for last night.
- March 14, 2010 at 12:59 PM
- Kamalks said...
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The insides of my ears have been itching, my eardrums. So it is with allergy season, and the summer with it. It's hard to believe that as quickly as next month I will be 23. So much has happened from the beginning, and so much still to come. I am in a funny spot in… Continue reading Church
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Below are some examples of our glazed effect brick slip range, they are an increasingly popular choice for clients wanting to make a dramatic design statement. Glazed effect brick slips are an excellent choice for feature walls, internal and external cladding and can be used as an alternative to the widely used salt glazed bricks found on period properties. The benefits of choosing our glazed effect brick cladding include:
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Childless Not By Choice
I procrastinated all week, on not writing this, when it is something that should be talked about.
At the end of the infertility/loss road, not everyone ends up with their "miracle" and it's a hard fucking pill to swallow. We are the ones that tend to get ignored, pitied and forgotten about by our friends, especially by the ones made in the throws of infertility & loss.
I came to be Childless Not By Choice (CLNBC), after a bit of a road, from a pregnancy loss, to starting down the road with a Reproductive Endocrinologist, who after viewing my blood work, sent me off to a geneticist where a genetic condition was found, called Alagillie Syndrome.
To read the rest of the post, please click here which will take you to wickedsugar's blog, I need a vacation...
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On Saturday October 15 we (Don and Theo……oh yes, and Zoie) participated in the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) walk inPortland, OR in honor of Theo's cousin Liz. This was Don's (and Zoie's) second year participating in the AFSP walk as part of the Wine-by-Joe (last year Theo was still in school and in Bellingham, WA for labs and exams). We are proud of the fact that over our two years of participation we have raised more than $500 for this very worthy cause.
The Wine-by-Joe team is sponsored by the Wine-by-Joe/Dobbes Family Estate Winery and its owner/winemaker Joe Dobbes. Joe has been personally touched during his life by suicide and is a generous supporter of AFSP. Last years team, which included many Dobbes employees was huge (see bottom photo on the right). This year the grape harvest in the Willamette Valley was a month late and first fruit arrived at the Dobbes winery on the day of the walk. This is something that can't be controlled and prevented all the winery employees, including Joe, from participating. Theo, Zoie, and I were pleased to represent team Wine-by-Joe! Below are some selected photos we took during the walk.
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Dr. D. Y. Patil Institute of Engineering and Technology, Pimpri, Pune - 18.
Mr. Raviarajapurkar delivered lecture about the fianance for engineers and Engineering solutions and financial decisions are intimately tied together. The best engineers combine the technical and financial cases in determining new solutions to opportunities, challenges and problems. In order to get a project approved, no matter its size, the financials must be clear and compelling. To have an impact on the company's performance, a practising engineer must learn to argue the business case as part of the technical solution.
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Today Huawei has made a new smartphone official in Italy. It's called G Play Mini for whatever reason, and it's already available to purchase for 229 ($254) without a carrier contract.
The Huawei G Play Mini is rather intriguing, because it has the exact same specs as the Honor 4C which got official in China yesterday, but the design is slightly different. This is most obvious in the upper part of the front side of the two devices.
Why the company chose to pair the internals of the Honor 4C with another design and name instead of simply releasing that in Italy is still a mystery.
Anyway, if you're interested in the Huawei G Play Mini, know that it has a 5-inch 720p IPS touchscreen, a 13 MP rear camera with LED flash, a 5 MP selfie snapper, 2GB of RAM, 8GB of expandable internal storage, and a 2,550 mAh battery.
It's powered by the HiSilicon Kirin 620 chipset, which sports a 1.2 GHz octa-core CPU, and it has dual-SIM support (though no 4G LTE).
The G Play Mini could be making it to other European countries soon, now that it's gone official in Italy, but there's no information about time frames yet.
I like this Huawei very much, i hope they relaunch a new version soon
I would not recommend anybody to buy this phone. I bought this about one year ago, now the battery runs down very quickly even with normal usage. The battery is non removable, it is not available in Sri lanka. now I have to throw this away. why are t...


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"In Law360: The Stakes Are High For Those Caught In No-Poach Probes"
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June 20, 2017 - The article, "The Stakes Are High For Those Caught In No-Poach Probes," by Brittany Cohen and Dina Hoffer was published in Law360.
On Friday, June 16, 2017, the Financial Times reported that the U.S. Department of Justice is examining whether Barclays breached antitrust laws by agreeing not to hire JPMorgan Chase employees.
The stakes are higher than ever for those caught up in such probes, since the Justice Department announced in October 2016 its intention to proceed criminally against parties to "naked wage-fixing and no-poaching agreements," thus departing from its earlier practice of only pursuing this conduct civilly. This significant shift in enforcement policy represents an Obama administration initiative, however, and it remains to be seen whether and how the DOJ will implement this change under the Trump administration.
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Kung Hei Fat Choi
Happy new year to all our fellow Filipino Chinese and pure blood Chinese. It's the year of Blue water dragon ( Gong Xi Fa Cai ). And to welcome the blue water dragon, i have my first ever outfit post. (Finally!!!)
Before the clock strikes 12:00 am, last night i take a bath and rinse my self with salt (According to the Feng Shui). Then i wore red undies and orange top plus orange with polka dot shorts. (Hahahaha!) Why orange? Cause it's the lucky color for this year and with fashion, the color of the year is orange.
And now my color motif is red, though i'm not Chinese I wanted to follow some beliefs and feng shui (Theres nothing wrong in doing such things, it will not harm you but remember that we make our own destiny. It's just an inspiration to be more productive and setting up goals as high as we could think of it.)
Now heres my "pangbahay" look.
Then transformed it into more glam look.
So sorry for the back ground clutter, i don't have a nice spot to take outfit posts. It's my first outfit post and hope it's not that bad. hehehe
Anyway Kung Hei Fat Choi!!!!!
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You Want To, But You Won't Anti Core Drives are the motivational pulls away from a Desired Action. Oftentimes, an Anti Core Drive opposes a Core Drive enough to entice a user to make an Undesired Action. For several years, my brother Mark has contemplated leaving work as a risk manager and crude analyst for an … Continue reading Anti Core Drives: What Pulls Us Away From a Desired Actions
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Members of the Talmud Torah Beth Jacob Synagogue are delighted to invite the entire community to a Binyamin Brownstone Shabbat on October 20, 2018 at the synagogue 1525 Main Street north of Lansdowne.
Services start at 9:30 am.
Cantor Brownstone was a liturgical Hebrew scholar, a true genius, who taught at the Talmud Torah and the Peretz School and was cantor at the school's synagogue for almost 60 years.
His greatest achievement was the training of thousands in cantorial skills but more importantly instilling in them a love and passion for the synagogue and service as cantors.
His students can be found as Jewish leaders all over North America and those who remained in Winnipeg will be leading services October 20, singing prayers with the timeless nusach (tunes) Cantor Brownstone created.
In Winnipeg synagogues today his soulful and heartfelt nusach can be heard.
Cantor Brownstone's prayers emanated from his heart and soul, his voice - the words and melodies.
A beautiful stained glass window was commissioned in tribute with the words "shir ushvecha hallel vezimra".
Song and praise lauding in music.
Perry Rubenfeld, Al Benarroch, Marshall Dana, Carey Boroditsky, Allan Finkel and jack Boroditsky will be leading services singing Cantor Brownstone's timeless melodies, a legacy for the ages.
Eli Boroditsky, a disciple of another Talmud Torah teacher Mr. Serlin, will be reading the Torah.
The influence of the Talmud Torah founded over a hundred years ago still permeates our community today.
A kiddush will be hosted by Esther and Sid Halpern, Peretz School and Talmud Torah alumni in memory of Cantor Brownstone who was a personal dearly loved family friend.
Please call Percy Golubchuk at 204-589-3059 for further information or if anyone wishes an aliyah.


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The Bernoulli verification test is one aspect in heart valve approval testing according to the FDA Standard. It is performed in the CVE pulse duplicator.
Special in vitro method for the testing of the calcification behaviour of biological heart valve prostheses.
The assessment of the cavitation threshold is an important aspect for the examination of mechanical heart valve prostheses. It is performed in the CVE pulse duplicator.
Particle Image Velocimetry (PIV)
One challenge in the development of implantable devices such as artificial heart valves, blood pumps, total artificial heart or oxygenators is the reduction of hemolysis and thrombogenesis. Therefore, a detailed analysis of flow patterns is necessary for the development of these devices. The analysis is performed using Particle Image Velocimetry (PIV) – a laseroptical, non-invasive flow measurement system.


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Thursday, September 9, 2010
Day 374
I didn't get any fitness in today, that makes tomorrow a TWO-FER!
Fitness ~ none
Healthy eating ~Breakfast - 2 eggs, 3pcs turkey bacon, lunch - 2 snack bags of cashews, dinner - one small bbq burger w/cheese, 1/2 bun. snack-bowl cocoa puffs
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I am really enjoying your blog. I had to educate myself on the lap band because after reading through much of your blog I wasn't familiar with a lot of what you were talking about. This is such a difficult journey for you, but you are doing it - and should be so proud. I am cheering for you!ReplyDelete
Now, anytime you want to send that slinky lil' black dress my way I will happily take it off you hands. :D Kidding - just tell me where you bought it - I want to look that cute too! hee
Take care and best wishes
I'd love to go to a football game one day they look like tons of fun!ReplyDelete
On by the way I gave you an award. Check out my blog a few posts down. :)ReplyDelete
I just had to look up Who Dat ... and now I know. Another thing I love about blogs - I learn something new every day. Hope your Saints do well!ReplyDelete
So you're a saints fan huh? :) I'm just getting into football and I'm either a cowboy or Patriots fan but haven't decided yet.ReplyDelete


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Team captain ... Sailed in the A division boat to help Harvard finish eighth at the Harry Anderson trophy ... Served as the crew in the B division boat at the St. Mary's Fall Interconference regatta, logging seven single-digit finishes ... Served as crew in the B division boat, sailing to four consecutive single-digit finishes and placing third in the fifth race at the Moody Trophy ... Contributed to the crew in the A division boat at the Schell Trophy.
Skipper of B-division boat in seventh-place finish at George Morris Trophy ... Teamed up in the B division for seven single-digit finishes, helping the Crimson finish seventh at the Admiral's Cup ... Contributed to a 13th-place finish at the BU Trophy regatta ... Crew of the B-division boat in fourth-place finish, helping Harvard to finish second at Erwin Schell Trophy ... Crew in the B-division boat for a third-place finish to help beat out 19 teams for second place at the Harry Anderson Trophy.
Skippered the Crimson to a 12th-place finish in the B-division and 11th overall at the Oberg Trophy … Sixth-place finish at the Central Series 4 … Finished 11th in the B-division at the BU Trophy.
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When it comes to luxury living, Mumbai is one city that tops my wish list with the best of amenities one can ever wish for. Having hopped cities (Mumbai, Bangalore, Delhi), so far, Mumbai felt more like home. With residential possession claims rising these days, there is a brighter side to this too. As you need to obtain possession of your property you need to ensure you do it swiftly and cost-effectively. Using the correct procedures and in right order is of utmost important to avoid unnecessary delay. Here is a list of 3 real estate builders in Mumbai, who are quick with possession and that too hassle free!
Spenta Corporation is Mumbai's leading real-estate developer. Spenta Corporation has redefined the landscape of Mumbai, dotting its skyline with landmarks projects right from Altamount road to Thane. Along with iconic locations and amenities that Spenta Corporation provides, their possession policy and procedure is quick and hassle-free. Thinking about the resident, providing with smooth services like this is one of the many steps taken towards becoming the most reputed real-estate developers in Mumbai.
- Marathon
Marathon is the oldest real estate developer that has provided homes to thousands of families. Dotting Mumbai right from South Bombay to Central part of it, they have built projects with the best of amenities, in the best of the locations. They say, with experience comes perfection and Marathon proves this right. When it comes to giving possession, they have the most quick and smooth procedure. Best amenities and hassle free possession is what you can count on when you buy a home from Marathon.
- Sheth Corp
The name Sheth Corp is associated with landmark projects that makes them the best amongst all the real estate groups. Each project by Sheth Corp is carved with absolute perfection. This is ensured right from the inception of the project, which begins from accurate site selection which is followed by a stepwise procedure that is charted out which takes the minutest details into account which is strictly adhered to and is constantly monitored at every. Providing the residents quick and complete hassle free possession is what Sheth Corp stands for.
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Parents cause children stress but children are good for their hearts
New studies show children can lower their parents' blood pressure
Despite parenting worries, research conducted at the Brigham Young University, has revealed having children can actually lower blood pressure. Experts have claimed the sense of fulfiment found in raising children was rewarding and made life worthwhile.
The team monitored the blood pressure of 200 adults, 70% of whom were parents, taking into consideration other factors which may contribute to blood pressure, they found the effect to be greater in mothers than fathers.
Lead researcher and psychologist Julianne Holt-Lunstad said, "While caring for children may include daily hassles, deriving a sense of meaning and purpose from life's stresses has been shown to be associated with better health outcomes."
On the other hand, different research claims parents with work stresses can harm their children's schooling.
Research shows parents who have extensive work stress can pass their feelings of disillusionment to their youngsters who in turn are more likely to lose interest in school work and experience exhaustion.
Parents and their children were asked the same work-related questions and a pattern began to emerge as both gave similar answers.
The recent recession and family finances may also have contributed to the problem. "The greater the families financial worries, the higher the level of experienced burn-out," said Professor Katriina Salmela-Aro.
However, British experts say that children's worries are not due to parents' stress, rather it is due to a lack of attention from parents as the UK has the longest working hours in Europe.


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A recently awarded grant will help ensure that a group of individuals are on the road to financial success.
A PNC Charitable Sponsorship Grant will infuse more than $9,000 into Stairways' Financial Education and Savings Program (FESP), a 12-week course designed to promote responsible use of money among individuals with psychiatric disabilities.
The grant will fund the spring 2017 session, marking 10 years since Stairways first launched FESP.
Set in a classroom, the program aims to improve students' financial stability through money management and savings strategies by teaching topics including budgeting, income sources, banking and credit. Students can also utilize dollar-for-dollar matches that are available upon graduation by identifying a savings goal and reaching $500 in savings through participation in the program.
With the support of PNC, Stairways launched FESP in 2007 to help clients gain control over such an important part of their lives. Over the last decade, 176 people students have completed the program, 117 of whom were able to collect more than $124,000 in combined savings and matches.
Stairways established FESP to give a hand up to mentally ill participants, 85 percent of whom have been low income. With savings and matching funds thanks to grants like PNC's students have been able to pay for home improvements, medical expenses, utilities, rent, education as well as car and home purchases.


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Helios Scholars Prepare for 2016 Symposium
From virtual reality to video production to bench-to-bedside medicine, the 10th class of Helios Scholars at TGen readies for the culmination of their summer internship.
The 10th class of Helios Scholars at TGen wraps up next Friday, July 29, with our annual Intern Symposium. Since June, our 44 students have been hard at work in the labs and at their computers, delving into projects ranging from virtual reality to patient education to small-cell lung cancer.
"The main thing that has inspired me here is the near-and-present application of the research," explained Brandon Dorr, an Arizona State University junior, who is researching treatment options for small-cell lung cancer under mentor, Dr. Timothy Whitsett.
Small-cell lung cancer typically has a 5-year survival rate between 5 and 10 percent, so the standard of care is not effective. Brandon's work has focused new potential therapeutic avenues for the disease.
"Oftentimes in other labs where I've worked, the research application is down the road and conceptual," said Brandon, pictured above with research associate Vashti Carson. "At TGen, the bench-to-bedside approach is really crucial."
At TGen's Center for Rare Childhood Disorders, Payton Cadien, a junior at Creighton University, and Carmel McCullough, a sophomore at University of Southern California, have produced a series of videos to help patients and families understand how genetic disorders are inherited and how TGen uses genomic sequencing technology to find a diagnosis and identify possible treatments for rare diseases.
"As someone who has a sibling with a genetic disorder, I feel that I am particularly lucky to have been given the opportunity to help families that are going through the same situation as my family," Payton said. "I know how hard it is to be given information that makes no sense and I want these videos to be a tool that can make it just a bit less intimidating."
You can watch the Modes of Inheritance videos and Whole-Exome Sequencing video, and take a short survey to measure the effectiveness of each.
In Dr. Jonathan Keats' Lab, Jose Plascencia and Sam Rawal are writing software for the Oculus Rift Virtual-Reality Headset to explore genomic data, allowing researchers a 3-D view of the traditional two-dimensional circos plot. Watch a video demo here.
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20th Street Block Party
Join us to help celebrate summer and our awesome neighborhood and neighbors on August 20th for Noise Pop's 20th Street Block Party! There will be tons of art, food, and music for a day of fun in the sun.
Make sure to visit our craft station at our studio and have our sewing team make you a custom fanny pack! Our studio doors will be open during the festivities so you can meet the team and check out plenty of your favorite Alite Designs and Boreas Gear outdoor furniture and equipment.
What: Open Studio and Craft Station
Where: 744 Alabama Street Suite 1
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|Lydia Ko
That small debate is now moot. Ko is for real. She has not let her foot off the accelerator.
This past weekend the teen solidified her ranking with a victory at the Women's Australia Open at Royal Melbourne Golf Club. It was her sixth title on the LPGA Tour. Watch out.
As the Australian media (via Geoff Shackelford) noted, Ko hit 64 of 72 greens in regulation, tops in the field. This is especially noteworthy at Royal Melbourne, home to elevated and contoured putting surfaces, and also one of the great courses on the planet.
Ko seems to take it all in stride. Again, she is 17. And she is confident. Youth and confidence can be a formidable combination.
"I didn't really know how I would play and how I would react to becoming world No. 1, and I always wondered that," Ko said at LPGA.com.
"Sometimes I got close and I was still world No. 2, 3 or 4, and then after Ocala (the Coates Golf Championship) I couldn't pull off the win but then I became world No.1. I played average in the first two days in the Bahamas but then I fired back.
"It's good to know that just from my confidence that I can still play good and not really think about the world rankings."
Yes, that's good to know for Ko. Perhaps not so good for her competitors.
There's no doubt about it: Ko is good, very good, maybe even great. Time will tell.


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Wednesday October 18th, 2017
We announce the line-up of the Documentary Shorts Competition of the 25th anniversary edition of the International Film Festival of the Art of Cinematography CAMERIMAGE.
The aim of the competition is to recognize the art of documentary filmmaking as creative interpretation of reality. Putting emphasis on the visual and aesthetic aspects of the selected nonfiction entries, the jury awards the best cinematographers in the competition.
The prestige of Documentary Shorts Competition was recognized by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences which has chosen Camerimage Festival as the ACADEMY AWARD® qualifying festival in the Documentary Short Subject category. This means that the Golden Frog award winners in Documentary Shorts Competition at Camerimage will qualify for consideration in the Documentary Short Subject category of the Annual Academy Awards® without the standard theatrical run, provided that the given film complies with other Academy rules.
Bedtime Stories
During the conversation with his father, the director tries to find out which memories of his father are actually true. He goes to his father's apartment and stumbles across old video cassettes and photos. The things he sees in those videos differ considerably from what the father told him about his life. The material he finds becomes the narrative axis.
Original title: Bajeczki na dobranoc
Director: Marek Ułan-Szymański
Cinematographers: Filip Marek, Marek Ułan-Szymański
Director: Marek Ułan-Szymański
Cinematographers: Filip Marek, Marek Ułan-Szymański
Produced by: Warsaw Film School
Poland, 2016
Poland, 2016
Between Us
A young couple in their 20s are expecting a child, but don't know if they'll cope. Faced with unexpected pressures and emotions, they decide to separate and give the child up for adoption. They do not make this decision easily, with only two months remaining until the baby is due. The situation they find themselves in leads to conversations and experiences that will have a lasting impact upon the rest of their lives.
Director: Maciej Miller
Cinematographers: Martyna Krasińska, Maciej Miller
Produced by: Gdynia Film School
Poland, 2017
Poland, 2017
Ramon lives with his parents, although he is away most of the week working as a truck driver. These are long and lonely trips until he meets a very special companion that changes everything. Cucli tells a story about love and companionship after death and its transformative effect. How, through memories, the supernatural can find its way into our mundane lives.
Cinematograpers: Oriol Colomar, Xavier Marrades
Produced by: Xavier Marrades
Spain, 2016
Spain, 2016
Edith and Eddie, 96 and 95 years old, are America's oldest interracial newlyweds. Their love story is disrupted by a family feud that threatens to tear the couple apart.
Cinematographers: Neil Barrett, John Larson, Laura Checkoway
Produced by: Kartemquin Films, Heart is Red LLC
Find Fix Finish
'In Afghanistan, I saw a couple making love on a roof': we know very little of the day-to-day work of the pilots carrying out 'targeted assassinations' with military drones. Three Americans agreed to testify in voiceover about their experience, which is paradoxically one of intimacy and cruelty, over aerial images that they could have filmed themselves, to 'Find, Fix, Finish'.
Cinematographer: Nikolai Huber
Produced by: Veronika Faistbauer, Mariella Santibáñez
Germany, 2017
Germany, 2017
Good Fight, The
Alan Duarte was born and lives in the notorious favela community of Complexo do Alemão in Rio de Janeiro. The community lacks many basic facilities such as basic sanitation, and endures shootouts between police and armed drug traffickers on a daily basis. Alan's family has been deeply affected by the conflict in the community and he has lost nine close family members to gun violence. Alan tried to define a different future for himself and he found salvation and hope through boxing. However, when his brother was killed in front of him, he decided that wasn't enough and began his own boxing gym, calling it 'Embracing Champions'. Without funding and with huge passion, he works to try and save others and to create both a better future and a better community for his son.
Cinematographer: Neirin Jones
Produced by: Beija Films
Brazil, 2017
Brazil, 2017
Inner Me
Butembo, North Kivu, DR Congo. While following Jemima, a curious little girl who wanders dusty roads, crowded markets, slaughterhouses, furnaces and bat hunters, we become acquainted with three women who describe the harsh realities of being born female and deaf in a society that discriminates against both women and people with disabilities. The stories of Immaculée, Sylvie, and Stuka are stories of the everyday struggle against marginalisation, abuse, and oppression. But despite the insurmountable obstacles imposed on them by society, the protagonists show us how their strong and undefeated will allows them to take hold of their fate every single day and reveals the beautiful resilience of the human spirit.Director: Antonio Spanò
Cinematographer: Antonio Spanò
Produced by: Office Number Four
Democratic Republic of Congo, Italy, 2016
Democratic Republic of Congo, Italy, 2016
Lake, The
In the severe landscape of northern Russia, there is a huge lake and two people in mourning. The Filippovs are a middle-aged married couple who spend most of their time close to the beautiful, yet dangerous nature around them. Their life, far away from civilisation, is accompanied by a camera that records the tedium of their everyday reality. The lake is the centre of their existence – it provides them with food, but takes away life. The water claimed the life of their beloved son. He is shown in the photos and mentioned in his parents' short conversations, which are filled with grief and mutual grievances.
Polish title: Jezioro
Director: Daria Blokhina
Cinematographer: Daria Blokhina
Director: Daria Blokhina
Cinematographer: Daria Blokhina
Produced by: Daria Blokhina
Russia, 2016
Russia, 2016
Land of the Wind
Patagonia. Further south than most people ever dare to venture, there's a land of endless distance and beauty. When photographer Eliseo Miciu explores and shoots this mythical place, he also learns more about himself.
Director: Laura Belinky
Cinematographer: Theo Ribeiro
Produced by: Wild River Films Limited
UK, Argentina, 2017
UK, Argentina, 2017
Leocadia's Dream
Outside the store, the noise of Barcelona's Las Ramblas promenade is audible. To one side there are stands with Catalan souvenirs 'Made in China'. Inside, on the shop's shelves, there are old vinyl records of classical and opera music. On the chair behind the counter sits Leocadia, with her beloved dog Neska on her knees. She used to say that she came to work here eighty years ago, when she was in her 'mum's womb'. She has always loved music. Now she is humming Beethoven's fifth symphony and waiting for the next client to talk with. Once even DiCaprio was here...
Director: Krzysztof Nowicki
Cinematographer: Xavier Casas
Produced by: Ragusa Film
Poland, 2017
Poland, 2017
One Two Zero
Director: Anna Pawluczuk
Cinematographer: Piotr Żurawski
Produced by: Lodz Film School
Poland, 2017
Poland, 2017
Overprotected. 30 Years of Loneliness.
Directors: Maksym Musiian, Serhii Stetsenko
Cinematographer: Serhii Stetsenko
Produced by: International Media Center STB PJSC
Ukraine, 2017
Ukraine, 2017
Soukeina, 4400 Days of Night
After the Moroccan military occupation of Western Sahara, hundreds of people were made to disappear in secret jails. Soukeina was one of them: she went missing for 10 years. When she got her freedom back, the world had completely changed.
Director: Laura Sipán
Cinematographer: Costis Mitsotakis, Laura Sipán
Produced by: Promofest
Spain, 2017
Spain, 2017
What sounds can you hear in silence? How does the world of humans sound to other beings? Is it possible to create a symphony from sounds that humans are unable to hear? Meanwhile, Homo sapiens and Atta sexdens ants are residing in a shared space in a homemade laboratory. The symbiotic dependence of these two beings takes on a completely unique form…
Directors: Eugeniusz Pankov
Cinematographer: Jakub Wójcik
Produced by: Lodz Film School
Poland, 2017
Poland, 2017
Watani: My Homeland
Watani: My Homeland tells the story of the Syrian Civil War through one family's experience, following the lives of three young girls and their brother over three years. This remarkable film shows the wide-reaching impact of war, exploring the resilience of young children and their capacity to find hope and new beginnings in desperate situations. With the refugee crisis unfolding across Europe, there has never been a more relevant time to explore this gruelling journey.
Cinematographers: Marcel Mettelsiefen, Mahmoud Alhaji Othman, Mike Simpson
Produced by: ITN Production
White Helmets, The
As daily airstrikes pound civilian targets in Syria, a group of indomitable first responders risk their lives to rescue victims from the rubble.
Cinematographers: Franklin Dow, Fadi Al Halabi, Hassan Kattan, Khaled Khateeb
Produced by: Grain Media
Words of Caramel
In a refugee camp in the Sahara Desert lives a deaf boy who wishes to learn how to write. Welcome to Kori and his best friend the camel Caramel's silent world.
Director: Juan Antonio Moreno Amador
Cinematographer: Javier Cerdá
Produced by: Making DOC Producciones, S.L.
Spain, 2016
Spain, 2016
Zhalanash - Empty Shore
Żalanasz (Zhalanash) was a beautiful fishing village on the Aral Sea. A place of prosperity, full of life. Owing to the absurd plans of the Soviet authorities, it became a desert village covered with pesticide-poisoned sand. The residents adapted to their new conditions, just like a person can get used to an illness. They settled in the void. In a place without time, where memories are dreams, and where everyday life involves waiting for the return of the sea. Its memory is tangible here - it is alive and much more important than the present. It allows them to survive.
Director: Marcin Sauter
Cinematographer: Marcin Sauter
Produced by: Studio Filmowe Kronika
Poland, 2017
Poland, 2017


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St Patrick Day Dinner Party3.18.2016
Another St. Patrick's day has come and gone. And I swear this one was crazier than the last, probably because my kids are getting older and to the point where they can actually get really excited about every holiday and probably because i am super prego and my extremely tired body can only keep up at a waddling pace. Haha. Either way, despite how crazy the day was, it was still fun and so many good memories were made, which is why i looooove being a mom.
In the past, i used to keep St. Patrick's Day really simple. But, since my kids are officially to that point where holidays are a BIG DEAL and the fact that we are actually Irish through my mom's side of the family, I figured we would start taking St. Patrick's day more seriously.
So, this year for St. Patrick's Day, I decided to decorate the house with green balloons and crepe paper, carry on our traditional gold coin hunt, make sure everyone had a lot of green to wear, laid out lucky charms cereal in our rainbow colored latte bowls for breakfast, organized a family picture and ended the day with a fancy St Patrick Day dinner party.
I wish I could say everything went without a hitch, but as it is with motherhood, there was a ton of craziness that went on. Haha!
All day long, Isaac made leprechaun traps throughout the house that resulted in me constantly getting trapped in them or me coming across a huge mess he had made in the midst of making one of his traps. Emi ran around the house like a crazy person in a leprechaun hat and beard she had made at her preschool. and Zachary kept stealing everyone's chocolate gold coins and quickly devouring them before I could catch him.
Then there was our St Patrick day dinner party. In my mind I had envisioned everything going perfectly: the food would taste amazing, the table would look incredible, and my kids would have the best of manners. Instead, things went down like this for our
St Patrick Day Dinner Party
1) Forgot to wash the tablecloth I wanted to lay out and purchase a cute clover centerpiece. So I settled for our homemade shamrock placemats and some faux Ikea plants that normally decorate my piano.
2) Was over an hour behind dinner because i was making all new recipes and completely underestimated how long it would take to make everything. So while the kids were waiting, they filled up on cheese, apples, and cantaloupe slices (that were supposed to be for dinner) and were completely full when it was time to finally eat.
3) Since no one was hungry when we finally sat down to eat, the kids were all over the place, and decided that instead of eating dinner, they wanted to play dress up; and ran around the table in capes and crowns while Dave and I quickly ate.
4) Ended the evening with mint ice cream sundaes which was super fun. But ended up putting the kids on a sugar high just before we put them to bed; so, needless to say, the littles weren't asleep until almost 10!
Despite all the craziness though, the entire day, including our St Patrick day dinner party, was still wonderful because I got to focus on what I set out in life to do...which is being a mom. There are a lot of ups and downs with this job, but I'm so grateful that I get to experience it all!


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DAVIE — Jordan Phillips showed all the reasons why he the Miami Dolphins drafted him in Sunday's thrashing of the Broncos.
In the third quarter, Phillips transformed into a monster.
First, Phillips shed a block and threw down Jamaal Charles for a four-yard loss. The giant man then stomped around in celebration. Later in the quarter, Phillips bull-rushed and overpowered the right guard and threw Trevor Siemian down for a sack.
Head coach Adam Gase has seen a different Phillips recently.
"He's a big, athletic guy," Gase said Thursday. "When he is rolling, and he starts feeling confidence, especially early in the game, he's a hard guy to block, because he feels dominant. He feels unstoppable. And I think that's you know, he really, brought a great attitude last week. He was a guy that you heard on the sideline from the get-go. Locker room. During the game. Halftime. I mean, he has been feeling it the last few games."
That Gase said Phillips brought a great attitude and is demonstrating leadership qualities is a breakthrough for Phillips.
In the offseason, Phillips cited an epiphany — he said he'd found a way to deliver more consistent production.
[RELATED STORY: Miami Dolphins: That time Jordan Phillips looked like Warren Sapp]
Last season, Phillips had 23 tackles and 0.5 sacks. This season, Phillips is on track for 16 tackles and 1 sack.
Phillips has lost some playing time to Davon Godchaux, but the rookie missed last week's game with a knee injury.
"I think he's excited that we're kind of at that part of that time of the season where it's do or die," Gase said. "We've got to get going and he's been a guy that's stepped up. He sees some guys are banged up and feels has has to step up. And he's done that."
What Adam Gase said Thursday before Patriots game
The Tape Don't Lie: Miami Dolphins vs. Denver Broncos, a review
Miami Dolphins vs. Denver Broncos: A Playing Time Breakdown
COLUMN: The Miami Dolphins won Sunday. Want a bigger win? Pay Jarvis Landry.


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Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Robed in Light
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Again and again....ReplyDelete
"drawn back again and again to the present
enveloped by the resplendent robe of Divine
This was so beautiful, gentle but not precious. I was one with you there, and apparently still am .ReplyDelete
Mosk :)
I love your view of the world, and of spirit.ReplyDelete
Thank you Laura, for these pictures and your words.
Ahh... these are indeed, Divine. Thank you for the birds-eye view of this beauty. xxooReplyDelete
i wanna touch them as well...love the way that longing and their beauty made your mind wander...often things from outside move us deep in our heart...love this lauraReplyDelete
nice...i love to touch these as well..so soft...these are the things that we saw on the high line in NYC...stroking their fur...ReplyDelete
I haven't seen these since my chidhood. Lovely to find them here, along with your inspired reflection.ReplyDelete
Love the acrobats and trapeze... sounds like great meditation was going on here... and I know the anxiety.ReplyDelete
More beautiful thoughts than I've ever heard expressed about catkins and the life within.ReplyDelete
Always a wonderful blend of poetry and pictures from you, and this offering no different, appealing to all senses.ReplyDelete
So tender-sweet, the catkins... Creativity in nature is just the same as with us humans... their inner radiance shines from the inside out. :o) Spring is a great time for reflecting on these things. Happy Week, Laura ((HUGS))ReplyDelete
Lovely pictures!ReplyDelete
These photos are gorgeous!! and thoughts tooReplyDelete
Beautiful poem & I love your blog! Thank you :) xReplyDelete
A great way to celebrate the holidays. Your poem so thoughtful and pensive, and I loved how you took these flowers and thought their symbolism back into the life that we humans experience.ReplyDelete
A beautiful poem, Laura.ReplyDelete


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As the winemaking season approaches, this is a reminder that on our website exist a number of spreadsheets and other documents that can assist those familiar with using spreadsheets in making a variety of needed wine chemistry calculations. Created mostly by longtime member Guy Lauterbach, they can be found in the members area of our website under documents. The sulfite addition table and the sulfite calculator will help you determine how much sulfur to add for wine preservation at various stages of fermentation and aging. The acid trials table, created by Mark Foster, will help you adjust acid prior to bottling. The target sulfite levels table, created by Jaques Mercier, suggests target levels of sulfite as a function of acidity. The fermentation calculator allows you to calculate a number of potential fermentation adjustments to your must.
For those establishing a new vineyard, the website also contains a vineyard timeline checklist for establishing a new vineyard, a vineyard components estimator, for help in determining required quantities of vineyard trellising and irrigation components, and a vineyard cost estimator, for help in estimating costs of establishing a new vineyard. (Prices may not be current.)


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begging, China, Forbidden City, Great Wall of China, human slaves, scorpions, seahorses, spiders, Tianenmen Square, Wangfujing Street
The Great Wall of China. It's the most iconic symbol of Chinese history. It's said that you can see it from space. (You can't).
It is the most impressive thing I've ever set eye – or foot – upon.
The original wall was begun during the reign of the First Emperor of China along an east-to-west line to protect the northern borders of what was then a smaller-in-size China from invaders. This wall was built by connecting sections of wall that were already 500 years old.
Over the subsequent centuries new sections were built and then connected. However, little of that wall remains. Much of what we see as the Great Wall was reconstructed between 1400 and 1600 AD.
We visited the Badaling section, about 90 minutes outside of Beijing. Constructed of stone walkways, some set at steep angles with guard houses, the Wall is a difficult walk.
Worse in slides.
Even worse with pulled tendons in your feet. Which you get from wearing slides on the Great Wall.
Leaving Badaling, the temperature was a breezy 77 degrees. As we headed back into Beijing, the temperature climbed. And kept going.
Figuring this out was complicated by the fact that everything – including the temperature reading in our van – is in Celcius, so I tried to remember my old high school math teacher's quick formula, and do it in my head.
It goes like this. Take the Celcius temperature and double it. It was 28C.
28 x 2 = 56
Now take 20% of 56 and subtract it from 56. An easy way is to put a decimal in (56 becomes 5.6), double it (11.2) and subtract that number from your initial doubled number
56 – 11 = 45* (* close enough, we're figuring temperature, not landing a rocket. No one ever says "Carl, it feels hotter; are you sure you didn't forget to add the .2?")
Now add 32 (to make up for the fact that freezing is 32F but 0C).
45 + 32 = 77 degrees
(Cx2) – ((Cx2) x .1) + 32 = F
As we drove into Beijing, it was hitting 40C. Do the math.
(40 x 2) – ((40×2) x .1) + 32 = F
(80) – (80 x .1) +32 = F
80 – 8 + 32 = 104
It was 104 degrees in Beijing.
And we were going to Tianenmen Square and the Forbidden City, which is a great expanse of concrete and stone.
Tianenmen Square is China's equivalent of the National Mall in Washington DC. It's bound on one end by the Mausoleum of Mao Zedong, where you can still see him on display, nearly 40 years after his death.
Complete side note: Communist countries have this thing about keeping their leaders on permanent display. Russia has done it with Lenin. If you're really curious about the process, click here and here.
On the other end of the square is the entrance to the Forbidden City, the ancient home of the First Emperor. It is, of course, marked by a giant portrait of Mao.
Tianenmen Square was also the site of the June 4 Massacre. On that night in 1989, citizens, mostly students, took to the streets in protest, wanting greater reforms. And their military murdered them. Unofficial estimates say over 4000 died that night.
Walking in Tianenmen, it's impossible not to see the grainy video that was smuggled to the West in your head, and imagine those thousands of people being murdered by their own government in the middle of the capital.
It's hard not to think of the person who has only come to be known as Tank Man, a citizen returning from shopping who stood in the path of the tanks being sent to confront the students.
Security was tight. Uniformed and (pretty obvious) plainclothes security forces were everywhere, including the severe-eyed, stone jawed dude wearing the most ironic "Mr. Music" t-shirt boring holes through everyone at the Meridian Gate. Every pole was covered in a swarm of CCTV cameras.
Still, we managed to get a bit of Wilkes in:
The Forbidden City is awesome. It's also where we all finally broke. It was a humid 104 degrees, we were in the middle of a giant stone city-within-a-city-within-a-city, there was no breeze and we were done. We didn't make it all the way through. It's set up like Russian nesting dolls. Gate, giant plaza, gate, giant plaza…. and we couldn't do it. We were – finally – done.
Back to the hotel to
burn my clothes take a shower.
That night, our last in China, we headed back to Wangfujing Street. Wangfujing Street at night is incredible. It's a giant road, closed to traffic, that's part high-end shopping district:
…annnnnnnd then we hit what's known as Crazy Food Street.
Brace yourselves.
I'm told that Chinese don't really eat this stuff, but tourists think they do and so they sell it because adventurous westerners who think they're Tony Bourdain will actually buy some of this stuff to try it.
Let me apologize for the slight blur in advance. This was Dante's 5th circle of Hell, not because of the food (more later), and I just wanted to get shots and get out.
There were also whole roasted baby robins, skinned snakes uncooked on a skewer, whole uncooked squid (do-it-yourself calamari?). If you saw it in a nightmare, it was there.
The reason for our haste wasn't just because of the local culinary color, but because we went from high-end Wangfujing into the depths of poverty in 20 feet.
At 6'3″ with blondish hair and blue eyes, I stood out. I had countless phones shoved at me and pictures snapped for the last 10 days.
This is where it went to horrifyingly heartbreaking. One female beggar, she could have been 25 and she looked 55, came up to me and shoved her 2 year old into my arms and yelled in broken English "PLEASE! THANK YOU! PLEASE! THANK YOU!".
I was terribly alarmed for the kid, and I had no idea what she wanted – well, money was obvious – but I was wondering if she was trying to sell me her child.
I had been warned that some beggars are actually human slaves, and that giving them money only enables the trade. I don't know if it's true, but I was also warned that giving money to one also makes you a target for every other one. I've been in major American cities and I've seen panhandlers, but nothing like this.
I'm trying to keep walking, and this child is getting squished between her mother and I. I have my hands over my head and I'm getting panicky. As she keeps yelling "PLEASE! THANK YOU! PLEASE! THANK YOU!", I keep saying "No. No. No thank you. No", until Xaio gives her 5RNB (about 80 cents US) and she goes away.
This is China.


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Computes the hyperbolic cosecant of the input elements.
c = csch(a)
Real or complex array of any dimension.
Hyperbolic cosecant of the elements in a. c is a scalar or an array of the same size as a.
Z = 0:pi/24:2*pi
C = csch(Z)
Installed By: LabVIEW Communications System Design Suite (introduced in 1.0)
Where This Node Can Run:
Desktop OS: Windows
FPGA: Not supported
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