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Sunday, September 10, 2006
I added the borders to my mini quilt today. 68 HSTs that finished to 1 inch. Linda said I should put a coin on one of the blocks so you could a good perspective. I would do that, except the quilt isn't laying very flat so for now it's pinned on my design wall. This was the first pieced border I made and I'm not extremely pleased with it. It's OK, but I had to make some adjustments to make it fit. I had to add an extra HST to each side and had to take one HST away from the bottom. I guess I need more work on making all my seams a quarter inch, especially when working with small pieces. I will use this quilt as a table topper for the holiday season. I will make another mini quilt another day. There are 8 other patterns in the package and I want to try a few more of them.
I did my "plan" for today. I hand quilted during the New England Patriots/Buffalo Bills game. I finished the bottom border and have started up the third side. I usually thread 5 needles on the spool when I start a quilting session and I feel good if I use all of them. Today I did that. I may do some more hand quilting later, but not sure. BTW, in case you're wondering, the Patriots did win their first football game.
Will someone give some motivation to do the quilting on my post card? I can't seem to get myself to sit down and "just do it." Not sure why, maybe because I'm still not comfortable with my machine quilting skills. Why did I sign up for this swap???
Well it's time for birthday cheesecake. My DIL turned 22 on Friday and we are celebrating today. Oh, to be 22 again! No, wait, when I was 22 I had two young children and pregnant with #3. I'm glad where I am right now, soon to be 45!
Oh yeah, I forgot to mention that Bruce came home with gift certificates for a weekend at Sunriver Resort in Sunriver, OR. The weekend includes two nights lodging, a spa and facial treatment, a massage on the river's edge and a round of golf. It looks like we will be heading to Oregon again next summer. Woohoo! I can't wait!
Posted by Sweet P at Sunday, September 10, 2006
5 comments:
- Patti said...
Oh, lucky you! Have you been to Sunriver before? It's a wonderful, beautiful place. Our quilt group has had retreats there three times. It can get really hot in the summer, however.
- sewnut said...
That sounds like a wonderful anniversary gift. And fun to look forward to...
I think you should be pleased with the results on your mini quilt. It is hard to do a pieced border, and the half square triangle will stretch easily so that was a bigger challenge for yourself than you might have planned.
- Cynthia said...
well done on doing your first pieced border.
What a great gift. Sounds wonderful and something to look forward to.
- Gail said...
Have a great trip-sounds wonderful.
- KCQuilter said...
What a sweet table topper! Will look so festive for the holidays!
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Art Productions
Booth 290, ART EXPO new york
April 4–7, 2019
Featured artist with Art Productions showing 4 mixed media and 2 watercolour works.
Mixed Media Works
10th January - 1st March 2019
Casa Árabe, Cordoba
Calle de Samuel de los Santos Gener, 9, 14003 Córdoba, Spain
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Saudi Arabia from the work experience
Elisabeth Bolza is participating in a discussion panel organised by Fundación Orellana, to be held in Madrid on October 9th at Fundacion Solo art foundation. The theme is 'Saudi Arabia from the work experience'.
Mixed Media Works
19th September - 4th November 2018
Casa Árabe, Madrid
From Seville to Bahrein
Al-Arabiya TV Documentary Rawafid "From Seville to Muharraq" directed by Ahmed Al-Zein
The new documentary focuses on Elisabeth Bolza's trajectory and her collaboration with artist Ebrahim Busaad in Bahrein 2018
Rawafid is a flagship cultural documentary program and winner of the Golden Prize award for the best cultural and educational program at the Gulf Media Festival.
Vanity Fair
Elisabeth Bolza featured in the June 2018 issue of Spanish Vanity Fair
Bahrein National Museum
20th January - 20th April 2018
"Between Seville and Muharraq...A Bolza Busaad Dialogue"
In this major exhibition Elisabeth is showing 24 new large size mixed media work in visual dialogue with calligraphic works by the leading Bahraini artist Ebrahim Busaad www.busaad.com. The exhibition is organised by the Bahrain Authority for Culture and Antiquities and will be inaugurated by the Minister of Culture, Sheikha Mai Al-Khalifa.
Inspired by the Middle East:
Art show wows London crowd
Arab News, 16th October 2017
LONDON: Middle Eastern influences were the binding element in the work of four artists displayed at the Janet Rady Fine Art exhibition held at the Arab British Chamber of Commerce in London last week.
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Autumn Exhibition
Elisabeth Bolza | Vaseem Mohammed | Mariam Fakhro | Pippa Thew
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Jameel Prize 2017
Elisabeth Bolza has been nominated for the Jameel Prize 5.
The Jameel Prize is an international award for contemporary art and design inspired by Islamic tradition. Its aim is to explore the relationship between Islamic traditions of art, craft and design and contemporary work as part of a wider debate about Islamic culture and its role today.
The Key, New York
21st September - 6th November 2016
International traveling exhibition
Organised by Caravan
Riverside Church, New York City, USA
Official Video of THE KEY in London (2016 CARAVAN Exhibition of Art)
Rev. Paul Gordon Chandler - Launch of THE KEY in London
Interfaith - Shaykh Ibrahim Mogra speaks at launch of The Key
London's the Key exhibition celebrates diversity
The National, UAE
2nd July 2016
Inside St James's Church in London, amid the pews and Corinthian columns, is a major East-West art exhibition that offers a "contemporary message of hope for a harmonious, peaceful and tolerant world".
And as curator Paul-Gordon Chandler points out, "it's a critical message for London at this moment in time – this exhibition celebrates pluralism and diversity."
The Key, London
March 15th 2016
International traveling exhibition
Organised by Caravan
Elisabeth Bolza has been selected as one of eight Western artists for participation in The Key. Forty artists will exhibit painted three-dimensional sculptures of the Ankh, one of the world's most ancient symbols of harmony and pluralism.
The Key is a major East-West peace-building art exhibition that uses the globally recognized ancient Egyptian symbol of the Ankh as the canvas for a contemporary message of hope for a peaceful and tolerant world.
The Key opens in Cairo, Egypt in March 2016, and will then be showcased in St James's, Piccadilly, London, United Kingdom and New York City, USA. Proceeds from sales go to supporting an Egyptian charity providing creative learning opportunities for children among the poorest of the poor. The Founding Sponsor of The Key is SODIC, a major real estate company in Egypt.
Art Bahrain
October 2015
Elisabeth Bolza was a guest speaker at the ArtBahrain Talks held in Manama from October 13th - 15th 2015. Talks were headed by Janet Rady and Renaud Siegman and speakers were drawn from a range of regional and international specialists. Elisabeth Bolza's talk centered around a presentation of selected works by the artist and the relationship of her trajectory to the theme of inherited and adopted cultures in the contemporary global art matket today
ArtBahrain Announces ArtBahrain Talks and VIP Programme Ahead of Opening
October 2015
As the momentum builds for the inaugural ArtBahrain - the international art fair in Manama, Bahrain – has announced ArtBahrain Talks, its in-depth education forum and a VIP programme.
The New Muslim Debates
April 2015
Zeinab Badawi and Kush Communications are developing a new and groundbreaking series in partnership with SOAS, London University called: The New Muslim Debates. Elisabeth Bolza's work A Window to Makkah has been chosen as the logo to represent the series and as a background image for the televised debates.
June 2014
Sandra Malfait interviewed Elisabeth Bolza at her studio on the importance of Arabic calligraphy and poetry in Al-Andalus culture, and filmed her conversation on etymology with Professor Rafael Valencia at Seville University.
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De l'Espagne au Portugal: l'héritage d'Al-Andalus
Director: Patrick de Carolis and Jean-Luc Orabona
Producer: Anaprod
Distribution: France 3, 2014
February 2014
H.R.H Prince Charles visited the historic town of Diriyah in Saudi Arabia and was presented with Elisabeth Bolza's work Pilgrimage I by H.R.H Prince Sultan bin Salman.

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Summer Activities for Tweens and Teens
Summer breaks are often loved by the kids and dreaded by their parents. Parents often fear that their kids will get lazy during the summer breaks and love for their kids to do something active or stimulating. Ideal minds are never a good thing for tweens and teens as they are very impressionable. There are several unique and worthy options that kids can get involved with during their summer breaks.
The first thing that comes to mind when thinking of summer activities for kids is camps. There are camps of various interests and lengths. Summer camps can be educational or talent oriented, and vary in their lengths. For example, there are week long, day long, night camps, for dance, music, sports, arts, math, science, computer, etc. These camps are a good way to engage your kids in something productive while keeping their minds active as well as polishing their talents and enhancing their skills.
Another way to get your kids busy with something worthwhile is to have them get involved with Church youth groups, or even non-church associated youth groups. These will make sure that your kids are doing something productive while learning something valuable, as well as by being part of an important group in the community. They will also learn how to be a part of group or organization here and this will also give your kids to give back to the community and learn the importance of volunteering with some activities.
For teens over the age of 14, getting a summer job, even a part-time summer job might be good option. They can keep busy while earning, and feeling the sense of responsibility at the same time. This might just be a good time to encourage your kids to check out the classified for summer job listings. They could also try their hands at some summer internships for teens to figure out their professional interests.
Summers are the perfect time for parents and kids to spend memorable time together, so taking a family vacation for part of the summer as time permits is also a good idea. Take your kids on trips where they can enjoy themselves and do activities with family for an important bonding experience. Take their input while planning the trip from researching where they would like to go, to where to stay, what to do, what the place is known for, the history of it, etc.
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Global mobile subscriptions are expected to reach a threshold of 9.3 billion by 2019, with smartphones accounting for about 5.6 billion (or 60 per cent), due to rising smartphone user experience.
According to the Ericsson Mobility Report, released at the International telecommunication Union Conference in Bangkok Thailand, last weekend, about 90 percent of the world's population will be covered by WCDMA/HSPA in 2019 and 65 percent by the Long Term Evolution (LTE)/ 4G.
Smartphone subscriptions, the report disclosed would triple and smartphone traffic would increase 10 times between 2013 and 2019 reaching 10 exabytes. It also noted that video is growing at 55 percent annually, and this will represent more than 50 percent of the mobile data traffic, while social networking and web services will account for 10 percent each in 2019.
The reports, Ericsson maintained includes an appendix providing data and insights on telecommunication trends in sub Saharan Africa over the next 5 years, noted that mobile subscriptions are projected to grow to around 930 million by the end of 2019, with a 446 percent growth in low cost smartphones, PC's and tablets, and increased viewing of video.
Speaking on this latest report, Ericsson's Senior Vice President and Head of Strategy, Mr. Douglas Gilstrap, noted that the rapid pace of smartphone uptake has been phenomenal and is set to continue. It took more than five years to reach the first billion smartphone subscriptions, but it will take less than two to hit the 2 billion mark1. Between now and 2019, smartphone subscriptions will triple, it noted.
"Interestingly, this trend will be driven by uptake in China and other emerging markets as lower-priced smartphone models become available".
Currently, smartphones represent 25-30 percent of all mobile phone subscriptions globally, but account for the majority (55 percent) of mobile phones sold in Q3. Over the forecast period, smartphone uptake in Sub-Saharan Africa will be relatively rapid, driven partly by low-cost smartphones entering the market and the increasing demand for content services to be delivered over mobile devices.
Gilstrap ,further explained that this edition of Ericsson Mobility Report also includes further analysis of applications (Apps) coverage2, a new approach to evaluating network performance and user experience, with particular focus on indoor and city environments. Radio signals attenuate rapidly as they go through buildings and the high concentration of users, building material and height all pose additional challenges.
Said he: "Having good mobile coverage is an important aspect of life for many; it is now ranked among the top five satisfaction factors of life in a city. As the majority of mobile traffic originates from cities, Ericsson compares three different strategies to provide indoor coverage using simulation software to predict the extent of app coverage in high-rise buildings in this
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A lot of changes have been taking places, in my room as of recent. In with new, out with the old. Three years ago, my family and I went through a life change. We moved out of our one bedroom council flat, into a house, big enough to accommodate a family of four, which we have prayed for years to obtain. Before we moved in, we had to renovate our house now, to the taste and quality we'd enjoy living in.
During the duration of the process, I was busy with the workload from my final year at university, which prevented me from making the right decision for my room. Nonetheless, I put my faith in my parents to make the right decision for my room but, I wasn't impressed with the colour when I saw my room. Thrilled that I finally have a room of my own, I shrugged it off then decided I'd redecorate when the time is right.
While I was moving things around, I came across my paintings from secondary school. Suddenly I felt a rush of regret within me, whispering that I have lost my passion. The painting was a big part of my life growing up, escaping the world with each stroke, as the paintbrush hits the canvas while listening to songs, snacking, and drinking Dr Pepper.
At the age of sixteen, I was in the next phase of my life, college. There, my paintings turned into a digital form. Illustrator, Photoshop, Final Cut Pro became my new loves. Soon, the traditional form of my creativity disappeared. As the year passed by, I would occasionally tweet about missing my passion whenever I came across artists that have perfected their craft.
If there's one thing I will teach my children when I have them, is not to give up on a hobby they love. Even if we have insufficient funds, or life takes us on a different path. Sometime this year, I will walk into an art shop to purchase all the paints, brushes, and canvas to resume my hobby. Maybe, someday, I'll showcase some of my work.
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Submission Sunday 3.5.17
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The Kerouac Project Residency (Deadline March 12)
The Kerouac Project provides four residencies a year to writers of any stripe or age, living anywhere in the world. In the past we have accepted writers with no formal writing education alongside those with MFA's and impressive résumés. You will be judged on the quality of the writing sample you submit. Each residency consists of approximately a three month stay in the cottage where Jack Kerouac wrote his novel Dharma Bums. Utilities and a food stipend of $1,000 are included. As writer-in-residence, all you are required to do is live in the Kerouac House during your residency, work on your writing project, and participate in two events—a Welcome Potluck dinner for you, and a Final Reading of your work at the Kerouac House at the end of your residency. Should you desire them, the Kerouac Project can also offer opportunities for you to participate in other readings, lead workshops, and interact in other ways with the vibrant Central Florida literary community.
Cosmonauts Avenue 2017 Nonfiction Prize (Deadline May 1)
Cosmonauts Avenue is thrilled to announce that our inaugural Nonfiction Prize is now open for submissions! Our judge is (deep breath)… Roxane Gay!
What are we looking for? We love writing that is personal, necessary, darkly funny, unfunny, candid, unique, upsetting, popculture-y, untold, includes in-depth research into Channing Chatum's abs (kidding but not?) – writing that is deeply good and deeply you. The winner will receive $500 and publication in Cosmonauts Avenue.
Territory Call for Submissions (Theme: Treasure – Deadline March 15)
Territory is a literary project about territories and the maps that will always fail to capture them. It's about the naive dream of objectivity, and how we use the act of representation to both hide and broadcast our subjectivities. The map has a specific allure. It reduces the complexity of the world to a manageable space, and suggests distant lands are not so distant. In this miniaturized space, it's easy to envision an entire world. Perhaps too easy—maps often destroy through their creation. They are a barbaric art, or an art used for politics and propaganda.
This is why maps are instruments of both progress and regress. They inspire and enable discovery, but also conquest and colonization. They tell some histories while denying others. They both reveal and conceal the spaces they circumscribe. The map is not the territory, surely, but then why is our world built on so many getting this so wrong?
Territory wants to understand these paradoxes by understanding the maps that inspire them. We invite writers, musicians, and other artists to respond to maps and the fallacies they engender, in turn creating secondary maps. We then present these two maps side-by-side as a means of getting at, but still failing to capture, the underlying territory. We are building an atlas knowing it will be a reduction, an anachronism, a distortion. But we build it anyway.
The Southampton Review Frank McCourt Memoir Prize (Deadline March 15 – $1000)
We want your best personal memoirs. In honor of Frank McCourt's writing, we're looking for prose that reveals the humor in even the bleakest of situations. We want raw honesty. We want to be unsure whether to laugh or cry. Dazzle us with your insight into the human experience. We're excited to read your work! Dedicated to publishing fine fiction, nonfiction, plays, screenplays, literary cartoons, photography, and art, TSR opens its pages to writers across the globe whose work is compelling.
Fear No Lit Submerging Writer Fellowship (Deadline August 31)
In 2017, FEAR NO LIT will pull one submerging writer out of the water and offer them:
– a chapbook (limited-edition print run of 50 copies)
– a launch party at AWP 18 (reading featuring the winner & 3 finalists)
– $500 for AWP 18 expenses (travel, room)
– $500 to spend however they like, no strings attached (maybe scuba gear?)
You're eligible if:
– you don't have a book
– you write your ass off
– you have won no major awards
– you aren't currently in an MFA/PhD program
– you battle daily the barriers of luck, society, fate, a curse, the cosmos, some major setback, or all of the above
For writers who have the chops but lack the luck; who drown, who try, who try again; who try again so many times there might not be any tries left; who see writing as both a buoy and shark-bite—a boogie-board and an iceberg; who would love to attend AWP to meet the writers they admire but just can't fucking afford it; who are sinking in the giant sea of the writing industry.
New Delta Review Call for Submissions (Deadline April 5)
NDR is an online literary and arts journal produced by graduate students in the MFA Program in Creative Writing at Louisiana State University. Since 1984, NDR has published the work of emerging and established writers. Each issue includes original fiction, poetry, creative nonfiction, reviews, interviews, and artwork. In our 30 years of publication, authors of international renown–National Book Award finalist Patricia Smith, Puschcart Prize-winning Stacey Richter, and former Poet Laureate Billy Collins, to name a few–have shared our pages with tomorrow's literary stars. Our contributors are regularly included in anthologies such as Best American Short Stories, New Stories from the South, and Best American Poetry.
As a journal we are committed to publishing underrepresented voices, and aim to foster diversity in our issues. Although we ask for a small fee for our general submissions, this fee helps us sustain and extend this practice into our community by hosting and supporting readings and other literary events.
The 26th Annual James Jones First Novel Fellowship (Deadline March 15 – $10,000)
The 26th Annual James Jones First Novel Fellowship will be awarded to an American author of a first novel-in-progress, in 2017, by the James Jones Literary Society.
The award is intended to honor the spirit of unblinking honesty, determination, and insight into cultural and social issues exemplified by the late James Jones, author of From Here to Eternity and other prose narratives of distinction. Jones himself was the recipient of aid from many supporters as a young writer and his family, friends, and admirers have established this award of $10,000 to continue the tradition in his name. Two runners up awards of $1000 each may be given by the Jones Literary Society. All selections are at the discretion of the judges.
The 7th Annual Bread Loaf in Sicily Conference (Deadline April 15)
The 7th annual Bread Loaf in Sicily Conference is an intensive seven-day writers' conference held in Erice, an ancient, hilltop town on the western coast of Sicily. Featuring five workshops with six participants in each group, the conference provides a small group of writers with a concentrated and personalized Bread Loaf experience.
The conference is held at the Hotel Villa San Giovanni, which offers modest but very comfortable accommodations and a breathtaking view of the Tyrrhenian Sea and Sicilian countryside. A walled medieval town of narrow, winding, cobblestone streets, Erice's compact size makes it easy to walk from the conference hotel to restaurants, cafés, and shops, and to explore its beautifully restored churches, Norman-era castle, and ancient walls.
The Kerouac Project Residency (Deadline March 12)
Territory Call for Submissions (Theme: Treasure – Deadline March 15)
The Writer's Block Eliza So Finish-Your-Book Fellowship (Deadline March 15)
The Missouri Review 10th Annual Miller Audio Prize (Deadline March 15 – $1000)
The 26th Annual James Jones First Novel Fellowship (Deadline March 15 – $10,000)
The Southampton Review Frank McCourt Memoir Prize (Deadline March 15 – $1000)
The Frankenstein Bicentennial Dare (Deadline March 20 – $10,000 – and July 31)
Booth: A Journal Call for Submissions (Deadline March 31)
The Masters Review Anthology Volume VI (Deadline March 31 – $500)
The Lascaux Review Prize in Flash Fiction (Deadline March 31 – $1000)
New Delta Review Call for Submissions (Deadline April 5)
The 7th Annual Bread Loaf in Sicily Conference (Deadline April 15)
Fellowships for Writers Week at Idyllwild Arts (July 3–7, 2017 – Deadline April 17)
DIAGRAM 2017 Chapbook Contest (Deadline April 28 – $1000 plus publication)
Cosmonauts Avenue 2017 Nonfiction Prize (Deadline May 1)
LitMag Call for Submissions (Deadline August 15 – $1000 for prose)
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Is Ty Herndon Single? He's Not Hiding His Personal Life Any Longer — PHOTOS
Country music star Ty Herndon has an announcement to make. The 51-year-old shared a personal side of himself in a recent interview with People. In the interview, Herndon came out as gay and shared that he's been in a long-term relationship for a while now. He told the magazine, "I'm an out, proud and happy gay man." He opened up in the hopes that it could help someone else, who's struggling with their sexuality, especially if they're younger. He explained:
I realized I had an incredible story that could possibly help someone's son or daughter or grandchild's life not be as difficult as mine has been. Maybe they wouldn't have to go through as much pain and suffering. It's time to tell my truth.
He credits his long-term partner, Matt, with helping him finally come out, along with his close friend, Wright. He's been with Matt for several years now. According to his interview with People, the pair was introduced by a mutual friend and they spoke on the phone for months before meeting. They're both practicing Christians, but it took time for Herndon to reconcile his faith with his sexuality. He said,
I have a connection to something bigger than myself, and no one's going to tell me that I can't have it. We get to choose who we love, and that includes God, and he loves us back.
While it's a happier time now, he remembers feeling conflicted as a kid. He explains:
I was 10, sitting in church and horrified that I might be a homosexual. Whatever that word meant, I knew that I probably was one. And I know there's a lot of those kids still out there. Telling my story is an opportunity to help just one of them.
It's inspiring that he's sharing his story to let others know they're not alone, and to spare them the pain he went through. It's also great that he's become comfortable with himself, his religion, and his partner.
Oh, and in case you were wondering more about Matt, he didn't divulge too many personal details. But based on some detective work, I discovered he sometimes appears on Herndon's Instagram. Here are a few photos of the lovely couple!


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MGM To Remake 'Road House'
MGM has officially announced that they'll be teaming with director Rob Cohen to remake Road House.
MGM hasn't released much info on the film yet, so there aren't any potential stars or even a start date. All we know is that the man who brought you XXX, Fast and Furious, Dragon: the Bruce Lee Story, and Alex Cross is going to be remaking one of the best movies ever made. EVER.
Why is this movie being remade? Because MGM needs money. Plain and simple. It's a money grab. They think if they throw up the name Road House on a marquee that people will flock to see it.
Well, I won't be one of them. Road House is sacred. I'm not supporting this movie.
I hope you'll do the same.
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TOKYO -- A team of Japanese scientists has succeeded in transplanting the brain of a baby rat into the thigh of an adult rat and growing it there, demonstrating the organ's transplant possibilities.
The experiment, led by Nobufumi Kawai and Kuniko Shimazaki of Jichi Medical School in Tochigi Prefecture, was conducted largely to see how long brain tissue can survive after its blood supply is cut. It took the team about 90 minutes to graft the baby's brain into the adult, but the organ survived and its neurological functions developed afterwards, they said. (Kyodo News)
The Rat with Two Brains
Brain grows in rat thigh after transplant
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On episode 132 of the BSP I talk about YouTube paying creators tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars to post content to their platform first as well as promote their monetization tools, Twitter putting Alex Jones in time out for a week based on a periscope livestream, and Facebook being pressured by the courts to decrypt end to end encrypted messages to assist in a probe into MS-13 activities.
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00:00 - Intro
00:40 - YouTube Paying Creators Money to Promote Monetization Features
05:11 - Facebook Being Pressured to Break Messenger's Encryption
08:10 - Twitter Puts Alex Jones in Timeout
* https://www.mediamatters.org/video/2018/08/14/pericope-alex-jones-tells-supporters-get-their-battle-rifles-ready-against-antifa-mainstream-media/220995
11:50 - The End of the Rode Broadcaster
12:42 - What do you think the TSA can do to improve Air Travel Security?
* https://abcnews.go.com/US/exclusive-undercover-dhs-tests-find-widespread-security-failures/story?id=31434881
* https://www.vox.com/2016/5/17/11687014/tsa-against-airport-security
* https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/trafficandcommuting/gao-says-there-is-no-evidence-that-a-tsa-program-to-spot-terrorists-is-effective/2013/11/13/fca999a0-4c93-11e3-be6b-d3d28122e6d4_story.html?noredirect=on&utm_term=.ed1dad1d88ac
15:01 - Twitter sucks for Healthy Conversations
16:45 - 2 Pieces of Feedback on Audio Interfaces
18:18 - Ask Bandrew
18:34 - Email 1
19:14 - How do I address topics clearly on my podcast?
21:34 - How long should my podcast be?
23:17 - Email 2
23:44 - Thoughts on Samson Technology Gear
24:48 Email 3
25:00 - C01u Pro vs BM800 & UMC202HD?
27:00 - Outro


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Electoral Map
This swingometer simulates voter's change of preference among the main parties as well as the size of the change and its potential impact on the political landscape in each constituency.
The Guardian: The Guardian, April 8 March (News)
Interactive features
The circle on the right allows to see the result of possible swings. Clicking on the map shows detailed information for each constituency.
Create your own
- There are currently no commercial applications that create cartograms, although some routines are available on the web from Cartogram Central and World Mapper.


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504 Plan
A 504 Plan refers to Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (Public Law 93-112) and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (Public Law 101-336), which makes it illegal to exclude anyone from a federally funded program or activity based on a disability. Section 504, a federal civil rights law, specifically prohibits discrimination against individuals with disabilities, within any school system or other recipient of federal financial assistance. The definition of recipient is a broad one, as it can include not only schools but also states (including their Departments of Education) or counties, agencies, institutions, or other organizations that benefit from Federal funds, directly or indirectly.
Current Knowledge
A 504 plan documents accommodations for qualified students which will allow them to have opportunities similar to those of their peers. An Individualized Education Plan(IEP) is not a 504 plan because IEPs only cover an inclusive list of students with...
References and Reading
- Smith, T. E. C., & Patton, J. R. (1998). Section 504 and the public schools. Austin: TXL Pro-Ed.Google Scholar


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Aiden Steven's Harley-Davidson Dyna
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"I did a tonne of research on all the bike builders in and near Sydney. I selected 3 and spoke to the last 2 clients they built bikes for and the team at Gasoline were really transparent with everything. I wanted a Harley scrambler created from a 1200 sportster donor bike. i had all my references sorted and the guys did an incredible job, innovated a bunch of stuff I hadn't even though of. On budget and the process and involvement was incredible. Couldn't be happier. It's the A-15 build if you see it on their Instagram."
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Utah Private Land Trophy Elk Hunt
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This hunt occurs in Utah on 100% private land. You can either draw the permit if you have enough points, or you can purchase a conservation permit at a local banquet or show. WTA can assist you with this. Trophy bull tags need to be drawn for the Wasatch unit by either residents or non-residents on a limited entry draw in May (applications due in February). The elk rifle season is 9 days long and the archery elk season is nearly a month long. Muzzleloader season is around the same as the rifle. The hunter will have the entire property exclusively with no other hunter at the same time. This property is a family owned operation. The ranch is 6,000 acres, and is located within the boundaries of the Uintah-Wasatch-Cache National Forest in North-Central Utah, and is approximately 90 minutes from Salt Lake City. The Ranch's landscape is made up of conifers, aspen, oak, grass meadows, natural springs, streams, and ponds. This creates the perfect habitat for elk, mule deer, black bear, mountain lion, moose, grouse, and waterfowl. The ranch has experienced a 95% success rate for limited entry bull elk hunts over the past 20 years, with an average gross score of 350+. the owners watch the bulls year in and year out, hunting only the most mature bulls each season. Because of the heavy pressure outside of the private land, the bulls harvested each year are those that have learned at a young age that they are much more comfortable on their property. Because of this, the family has been able to watch bulls grow from very young bulls, into big trophy-class bulls. Below are some pics of bulls taken in the past. The trail cam pics are of bulls that are still alive from this past season.
Any Weapon / 5 Days / 2 Guides or more in most cases / $12,000 + License & Tag
*Draw Tag Required
All Elk Dates for Utah Limited Entry Units - August - November
Cabins and 5th-Wheel Trailers
Fly to Salt Lake City Airport where the outfitter will pick you up. If you choose to drive, the outfitter will arrange driving instruction upon request.
Physical Requirement Level
Level 2 - These hunts are mostly conducted on private ranches. Species include mule deer, elk, antelope; additionally, some caribou and African plains game hunts. Moderate to light hiking each day in semi-mountainous terrain.
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Parkside experience
My father hated it there. He said the staff would stand outside his room and talk about him, that they were very rough when changing his clothes or pushing him in his wheelchair. I walked into his room and it reeked of urine. I saw the lady across the hall laying on the floor waiting for over 10 minutes for someone to come help her up.
The woman who runs the place has very good intentions, just doesn't have the caring staff she needs.
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A positive experience!
Things are going pretty good for my mother so far, I think it has been a good for. Everyone at the Brookdale Neenah has been very nice and welcoming. The place is very clean, I would recommend it to anyone looking.
A nice place!!
I had a nice respite stay at Brookdale. The best part of the stay were the staff. They were wonderful and helpful. The community was clean. The food was fine and they posted the menu on the bulletin board. If you did not want what was on the menu you could let them know. I would recommend this community.
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My mom enjoyed the visit here. She liked the meals that were served and liked the activities there. The staff and caregivers were just fine for us. Everything went very good for the time she was there but my mom just wanted to be home. It was a nice experience for her.
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Nice facility across the street from a park. Has wander controls on doors to alert staff of anyone leaving. Very tiny rooms 11x11 some activities.
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We are very happy. It's excellent.
We are very happy. The Sterling House provides good service. The staff keeps us informed. We are very pleased. They do a good job and they are friendly. They have been very accommodating and helpful. The place is really nice and clean. Everything has been going great. Everything is excellent. We are just very pleased with the place. I would highly recommend the Sterling House of Neenah. Five Stars all around.
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Not bad, but a lot of room for improvement
Sterling House did a decent job in terms of the care they provided, my loved one was always well looked after here, but there were a lot of little things they could have done better. As an example, many of the times when I would visit his room would be dirty, and it wouldn't get cleaned until I went and asked them to do so. I also did not like that they seemed content to just push him everywhere he needed to go in a wheelchair, although he was capable of walking. It wasn't a bad place by any means, but they could certainly have done better.
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Friendly, understanding, helpful from the start.
Having heard from 2 different friends about Sterling House of Neenah, I expected this home to be pretty good. and It was. My father arrived with need for serious help and the first week was a lesson for our family and for dad. The staff helped us through a very difficult first week. Things seem to be getting better, but we are not out of the woods. yet.
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Great place, with a personal touch.
They really jump to it if we have a concern. They have a lot of things going on, the activities lady is really great. They have envelopes with a little bit of cash for the guy who comes and does her hair and things like that, I would like to see if receipts for that stuff are kept. The food is pretty good, they have an awesome variety of food, I like the way it's set up so you can come for breakfast when you get up, and lunch is a bigger meal where dinner is a little lighter like soup and sandwich. I really liked the layout and the size. It is in a neighborhood with a park that is really nice, and the sales girl was really great, they came and spoke to my mother in law, when we took her to lunch at the community after we decided on it, and the sales director remembered how much she liked chocolate, and put together a basket of candy. What a personal touch.
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Friendly staff and good care
This is the location we selected for my loved one after her care needs increased, and overall they do a good job taking care of her. The staff are friendly and professional, and do a good job with the care and activities provided to the residents. I feel like they could do a bit better when it comes to the general cleanliness of the facility.
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Tour went fine. I prefer an apt setting. All units are studio style with common shower in hall.
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Sterling House is an assisted living residence that provides housing and assistance to older adults who want to retain their independence while receiving the daily support they need. The intimate setting for those with limited mobility, as well as specialized programming, help residents maximize independence and quality of life. Residents receive the personal assistance and support they need in a warm and comfortable environment, while enjoying private apartments, companionship and life enrichment programs. A 24-hour staff caters to each resident's individual needs. Services offered at Sterling House include assistance with personal care, three meals and snacks each day, laundry, housekeeping, medication assistance and life enrichment programs.
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- Intimate setting provides access for individuals with limited mobility
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April 22, 2018
My Life Is A Testimony…
April 3, 2016 7:05 am
Buenos Dias!
I'm rejoicing today because this is my birthday month. I'm happy for the good and bad things that happened in my life. All I know, if God was not on my side, I would not be the person that I'm today. The devil's plan for my life was to destroy it through accidents, suicidal thoughts, mental oppression, depression, and the list goes on. When people see my life and how happy I'm today although everyday is not the same, they would never know how much I cried and asked God "Why, why me?"
It makes sense now that God was preparing me for something greater and satan knew it. When God's calling for your life is in such magnitude, you will be persecuted on a daily basis. I know there will be more persecution but will God I will be victorious!
Today, my life is a testimony and if you stay focused and be strong, your life will be changed and God's purpose will come to pass. Even when you try to achieve things in life and you don't see them realize yet, do not give up. Know that God knows every strand of your hair and everything that you are facing now will change tomorrow.
May His grace and favor cover you all the days of your life!
Yes, He is amazing!


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This weeks 2018 session leader feature is on our keynote speaker Lindsay Rebhan. Lindsay is a co-owner of Ecological Design, certified Permaculture Designer and ecological consultant. She is passionate about seeing the land alive with life, employment, learning and nourishment.
A specialist in agroecology, land design and land management, Lindsay works with farmers, food nonprofits and organizations to increase the ecological, human, animal and economic wealth of land over time.
A graduate of Environmental Studies at the University of St. Thomas, Lindsay studied food systems and culture in Bangladesh, Cuba and Guatemala. She is a former Program Director at Permaculture Research Institute Cold Climate, a Program Coordinator at Renewing the Countryside and a speaker on land regeneration issues.
The Wisconsin Permaculture Convergence is proud to host Lindsay as our Keynote speaker for the 2018 Convergence.
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As you may of seen on our we are now working full-time for designlane. There are plenty of reasons why this is SOOOO exciting but the biggest is MORE TIME. More time with my family and more time to share with you some of our latest work.
A few weeks ago I Photographed the beautiful Bec and her three beauties (Finn, Illaria & Eli) as a surprise for her partner James' Birthday. It was a beautiful day and we headed out just as the sun was about to set to hang out by the creek. The kids had a blast, especially watching me get stuck in the mud numerous times which wasn't so much fun but all part of the job. I also managed to get a beautiful picture of the three of them all smiling at once which most parents will tell me is almost impossible! Though for some odd reason kids will listen to the crazy lady mud drenched lady with the camera more than they will listen to their parents when asked to smile.
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123EFTGary Craig's Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT) for self help articles, downloads, demonstration and full EFT protocol.http://123eft.com/
Academy of Sound, Color and MovementVibrational medicine, color therapy, sound healing and acupuncture with tuning forks researched by Fabien Maman. Courses available worldwide. U.S. office in Boulder, Colorado.http://tama-do.com/
Alchemy of the SpiritMatthew Scudiere offers alchemical techniques and classes on clearing and living with conscious intent. Knoxville, Tennessee.http://www.execonn.com/matt/
Association for Meridian and Energy TherapiesNews, articles, energy psychology training and referrals.http://theamt.com/
Barbara Brennan School of HealingHands of Light Healing holistic health training. Barbara Brennan, founder. Boca Raton, Florida.http://www.barbarabrennan.com/
Bruno Gr�ning Circle of FriendsWorld-wide association for spiritual help and healing through the teachings of Bruno Gr�ning. Grete H�usler, founder. Multilingual site based in Germany.http://www.bruno-groening.org/english/
Caroline MyssArticles on energy healing and training based on Caroline Myss's book, Sacred Contracts.http://www.myss.com/
Center for Directional HealingTherapy uses resonance of high frequencies of inner light and sound for healing. Courses available. Practitioners list. Based in Huntsville, Alabama.http://www.directionalhealing.com/
Chakra BalancingOffers articles and links to related sites from About.com.http://healing.about.com/od/chakras/
Chios Energy Field HealingOnline tutorial of advanced techniques in energy field (aura and chakra) healing. Stephen H. Barrett, founder.http://www.chioshealing.com/
DolphinataLaurie Seligman offers seminars, workshops, corporate retreats, consultation in energy field awareness incorporating dolphin behaviour. Los Angeles, California.http://www.dolphinata.com/
EmoTranceQuantum healing modality. Self help protocols, techniques, manuals, practitioners and events, news groups, forums.http://emotrance.com/
Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT)Gary Craig provides online resources on EFT, a modality that works with the body's subtle energies. Gualala, California.http://www.emofree.com/
Energy Healing: A Pathway to Inner GrowthEnergy healing workshops, free newsletter by Jim Gilkeson. Middletown, California.http://jimgilkeson.com/
Energy and the EnneagramAcupressure points and Chakra techniques for each Enneagram personality type by Ewald Berkers.http://www.eclecticenergies.com/enneagram/
Frequencies of BrillianceOffers therapy description, information on sessions, certification details, events and workshops.http://www.frequenciesofbrilliance.com/
HeavenArticles on spirituality, spirit guides, tarot, numerology, pendulums, and other esoteric topics.http://souldeep1.tripod.com/
Inner Access 101Lori Wilson teaches medical intuition, channelling and regression. Guelph, Ontario, Canada.http://www.inneraccess101.com/
Inner Focus International School for Advanced Energy HealingTeaches healing through spiritual empowerment. AlixSandra Parness, founder. Las Vegas, Nevada.http://www.innerfocus.org/
Institute for Orgonomic Science (IOS)Dedicated to the Science of Orgonomy and Wilhelm Reich. Involved with the prevention and treatment of human neurosis, the functioning of life energy (the orgone) in nature and man. Lansdale, Pennsylvania.http://www.orgonomicscience.org/
Integrated Energy TherapyEnergy therapy and self-healing seminars and certification. Stevan J. Thayer, founder of The Center of Being. Woodstock, New York.http://www.integratedenergytherapy.net/
International Foundation of Bio-MagneticsNon-profit organization provides courses and free services in Bio-Magnetic Touch Healing. Offices in Arizona and Hawaii.http://www.justtouch.com/
International Society for the Study of Subtle Energies and Energy Medicine (ISSSEEM)Non-profit interdisciplinary organization for the study of the basic sciences and medical and therapeutic applications of subtle energies. Annual conference, journal. Arvada, Colorado.http://www.issseem.org/
Intuitive Energy HealingCourses and workshops by medical intuitive Nancy A. Clark. Tucson, Arizona.http://www.energyhealing.com/
Kairos TherapyPhysio-emotional release therapy. Practitioners, training available worldwide.http://kairostherapy.com/
Kofutu - Personal Development, Meditation and Spiritual HealingOffers access deeper levels of spiritual understanding through the use of symbols. Classroom and home study courses are available.http://www.kofutu.com/
Llewellyn Encyclopedia: The System of ChakrasArticle by Anodea Judith gives a basic overview of the seven major chakras and the system of chakras.http://www.llewellyn.com/encyclopedia/article/249
Medicine of the LightGaetano Conforto describes the relationship between spirit-mind-body and healing with the help of quantum physics. Multilingual site based in Italy.http://www.quantumedicine.com/
Oriental Music TreatmentGroup of academics doing studies on Indian classical music for stress, anxiety, and hypertension. Sri Lanka.http://musictreatment.8m.net/
Quantum-Touch Energy HealingBreathing and body awareness exercises help focus and amplify life-force energy. Workshops available.http://www.quantumtouch.com/
Ra-Sheeba Crystal Path to Spiritual GrowthUniversal Healing Energy works directly on the chakras, changing our DNA, vibration, and soul colours. Workshops available.http://www.rasheebaofficialsite.com/
Relational Energy HealingDean Ramsden offers healing through the energetics of transformation. Teacher training available.http://www.deanramsden.com/
Self Help RecoveryCharles Barbarow has developed a recovery system that heals emotional wounds, increases cognitive ability and accelerates the process of recovery.http://www.selfhelprecovery.com/
Soul Memory DiscoveryUsing the power of language and sacred ritual to bring purpose and meaning to life, includes class schedules, origins, gatherings, facilitators, and testimonials.http://www.soulmemorydiscovery.com/
Spiritual Human Yoga - HollandCourses in Human and Universal Energy developed by Vietnamese Master Luong Minh Dang. Multilingual site. World headquarters in Saint Louis, Missouri.http://shyholland.mel-global.com/
The Energy Medicine InstituteOffers professional training in Ashland, Oregon. Classes by Donna Eden.http://www.energymed.org/
The Healing Art of Jing Nuan WuPrints, paintings to promote health, well-being and the self healing ability. Wu's Healing Art LifePath Health Center, Bethesda, Maryland.http://www.wushealingart.com/
The IntegratronInformation about the rejuvenation machine constructed by George Van Tassel located near Joshua Tree, California.http://www.integratron.com/
The Mystery SchoolJudy Miller Dienst teaches numerous healing, psychic and spiritual development classes. Lafayette, Colorado.http://www.themysteryschool.org/
The Wizard SchoolThe Integrating System, a wizard apprenticeship workshop series. Compassionate Dowsing. Randall Barolet, facilitator. Bagn, Norway.http://www.angelfire.com/stars/wizardschool/
Time AlterationsAugust N. Alonzo presents a personal training guide based on natural law for self-healing and natural health.http://www.time-alterations.org/
Touching Spirit CenterEducational center in the science of energy medicine and the art of spiritual healing. Sessions, workshops, training programs, healing circles. Elizabeth K. Stratton, founder. Litchfield, Connecticut.http://www.touchingspirit.org/
VortexHealing InstituteEnergetic healing art from the Merlin lineage. Class schedules and contacts. Ric Weinman, founder. Evergreen, Colorado.http://www.vortexhealing.com/
Warren GrossmanClasses offered to learn how to use nature's energy to heal. Beachwood, Ohio.http://www.warrengrossman.com/
Way of ImmunityCourses in Immunics, self-immunity that uses everyday intuitive powers combined with a practical scientific approach. Office in Florida. World Harmonic Unified Ministers (WHUM).http://www.immunics.org/
Wellness of NumbersUse a combination of colors, shapes, and affirmations to help the body heal itself.http://www.numericwellness.com/
World in LightMagdalena Light offers educational programs and healing services with the mission of integrating the soul and healing. Based in Havre de Grace, Maryland.http://www.worldinlight.org/


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Location: Elizabeth Neighborhood, charlotte, nc
Size: 30,000 SQFT
Client: The Conformity Corporation
Awards: The Williamson was awarded the 2001 Merit Award by the AIA Charlotte.
Story: THE WILLIAMSON IS A MIXED-USE, URBAN INFILL DEVELOPMENT OF RESIDENTIAL UNITS AND OFFICE CONDOMINIUMS.
This project uses its 5,000 square feet of office space to front a busy traffic thoroughfare while creating a residential streetscape to the neighborhood with street-facing townhome units.


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A one-of-a-kind 12-room duplex at 655 Park Avenue, whose distinctive layout was commissioned in 1924 by its first owner, a Rockefeller family member with a fondness for massive marble fireplaces and antique English pine woodwork, is about to be placed on the market by its third owner, Karen McGarry Karp.
Ms. Karp, an avid collector and intrepid amateur interior decorator, made extensive and expensive embellishments to the 5,000-square-foot space over the 23 years she has lived there.
"It is a piece of divinity," she said. "It is really elegant and totally dramatic and yet it manages to feel homey. The first time I saw it I fell in love with it. I'd looked at every co-op on Park Avenue, including the so-called important ones, and none of them had anything like this."
The 24-carat gold-leaf molding that crowns the private foyer off the elevator as well as the imposing 36-foot grand entrance gallery are just the beginning of her eclectic flourishes. Ms. Karp didn't settle for the plethora of closets already in place but created suites of closets to store as well as display her extensive collection of clothing and costume jewelry. Inside No. 6/7F, even the closets are elegant, some enhanced by the same crown and dentil moldings used throughout the home.
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The asking price is $16.9 million, the monthly maintenance is $10,950, and an oversize storage bin in the co-op's basement is included in the price. But the exuberant Ms. Karp, who married her third husband, James Massey, at the apartment in 2011 and gave numerous other weddings and galas in its elaborate entertaining rooms, made it clear that she is taking her carefully sourced sconces and chandeliers with her when she and Mr. Massey depart for new digs at the nearby Ritz Carlton and a snowbirds' residence in Palm Beach.
The essential bones and genteel configuration of the five-bedroom duplex, which has four full and two half bathrooms, one of them hidden under the sweeping staircase, are, of course, staying behind and are as impressive as the unusual blocklong structure that contains them. James E. R. Carpenter and Mott B. Schmidt broke the mold with this Georgian-style brick-and-limestone confection on a gentle rise between 67th and 68th Streets: two low-rise bays, the south-side topping off at eight stories and the north side at seven, embrace a courtyard garden, with the setback midsection of the building rising to 11 stories. The entrance is on 67th Street; the courtyard garden faces the avenue and lends an Old World European ambience to the setting.
All of the principal rooms face the avenue. The baronial corner living room and the formal dining room — with room for 36 guests, windows facing west, north and east, and a white marble fireplace inset with onyx and pewter — serve as statement-making bookends to the duplex's entertainment spaces. In the living room, the nearly six-foot-tall onyx marble fireplace is flanked by glass vitrines, and pocket doors lead to the library, where a television and a built-in marble service bar are secreted behind faux bookcases. The gallery, with its limestone walls and yellow Italian marble floor, connects the dining and living rooms on an opulent scale, and there is a fifth bedroom, with an en-suite bath and walk-in closet, that also faces the avenue and is presently used as a den. The eat-in windowed kitchen, with a butler's pantry and laundry area, is off the gallery.
Upstairs there are four bedrooms, two of them large enough to be considered masters. One faces the avenue, the other is tucked into the back of the apartment with bright northern vistas of the avenue. The master bathroom is vintage peach Italian marble that, according to Ms. Karp, is irreplaceable and "no longer to be found in any quarry." It connects, through a pair of concealed doors, to an enormous wraparound walk-in closet. Off the service corridor, there is a maid's suite and additional closets.
Ms. Karp bought the apartment after a previously accepted offer fell through. "I mourned all summer when I thought it had gone to someone else," she said. "My second husband and I were out in East Hampton, and I swear I'd lie there at night and decorate the duplex in my sleep."
The listing brokers are Howard Margolis and Pat Slochower of Douglas Elliman Real Estate and Kirk Henckels of Stribling & Associates. "I've never seen another apartment quite like this in scale or character," Mr. Margolis said. "It's very easy to describe it as rare, because it is."


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Based on Gregory Maguire's novel of the same name, Wicked features a score by Stephen Schwartz and a book by Winnie Holzman. The production is directed by Joe Mantello, with musical staging by Wayne Cilento.
The original cast included Kristin Chenoweth (Glinda), Idina Menzel (Elphaba), Norbert Leo Butz (Fyero), Carole Shelley (Madame Morrible), Joel Grey (The Wizard), Michelle Federer (Nessarose), and Christopher Fitzgerald (Boq).
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A few years back we were fortunate enough to photograph Nerrisa and Anthony's beautiful wedding. Imagine our joy when they ask us for help with their family photos! It was such a treat to see them and a to meet their two beautiful boys!
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This month the Centre for the Study of Living Standards issued a new report all about income gaps, inequality, job quality and other such things that determine much of daily life in Canada. Among the findings: what looks like a slackening of the connection between advanced education and higher income. Canada's lowest income brackets have seen an increase in the number of PhD holders therein. This may be evidence of something many of us have observed casually over the years? More study is needed to understand the depth and meaning of these particular findings but if they are true this isn't really good news. We are supposed to be living and working in a society that needs and respects education and rewards strivers. Maybe that proposition has changed?
Low-wage earners with graduate degrees on rise, new study shows
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