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Americans may be proud to have the largest retailer chain in the world, Walmart. But, TESCO is not far from that. Tesco application form will bring you to one of the largest retailer in the world based on its revenues, especially in United Kingdom. However, in facts Tesco is not only providing jobs for British people, but also directly or indirectly has assisted many countries and their citizen to get a decent job. As you know that Tesco, beside operates about three thousand stores throughout the United Kingdom, has also opened their store within several countries like Thailand, China, Republic of Ireland, Japan, even The United States.
An Overview of Tesco
Jack Cohen "magical" touch could makes the business running well. Within short period, the number of Tesco store has been rapidly increased. Moreover, when Tesco started to acquire and purchase other store chains and retail companies such as Williamson's stores, harrow stores outlets, Irwin's stores, Charles Phillips stores, Hilliard's, William Low, and purchase of the retail arm of Associated British Food on following years. As the result, the company size grows multiple times.
Currently, not less than 6,351 stores have been operating worldwide included Tesco Extra, Tesco Superstores, Tesco Metro, Tesco Express, One Stop, Tesco Home plus, and Dobbies. And more than 520,035 people were employed to support their giant retailing chain.
Tesco Head Office Contact Information
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Phone: +44-1992-632222
Tesco Job and Career Opportunities
Tesco offers wide range job and careers opportunities. This thing cannot be separated from a fact that Tesco is a large as well as popular multinational grocery and general merchandise retailer. Tesco is also an innovative company. Consequently, there must always be a space for new employees to get Tesco jobs and establish their own Tesco careers path.
Published on Aug 7, 2012 by TescoMedia
The best way for you to find available jobs at Tesco is by looking at its official careers webpage. Through that site, you can easily find various opportunities that are included Tesco Pharmacy careers, Tesco Customer Service Careers, Stores jobs, Tesco Head Office careers, as well as Graduate opportunities.
If you have passion to work at Tesco, may these currently available jobs will attract you to send Tesco application form. You can check the detail of Customer Assistant, Bakery Assistant, In-Store Bakery Assistant, Skilled Baker, Baker, Bakery Packer, Dotcom Picker, Delivery Assistant, Dot Com Driver, Warehouse Operative, Grocery - Stock Control Assistant, Kiosk Assistant, Fishmonger Assistant, Meat & Poultry Assistant, Meat Counter Assistant, Dairy Assistant, Nights Assistant, Self Service - Checkout Assistant, Merchandising Assistant, Pharmacists, Customer Service Advisors, Project Manager, Team Leader, Treasury Back Office Assistant, Marketing Manager, Technical Service Analyst, Health and Beauty - Buying Manager, Lead Web Designer, and many more.
You can find further info about those openings on Tesco Careers site at tesco-careers.com. Through that site, you can also easily apply Tesco jobs and careers using Tesco application form online.
How to Send Tesco Application Form Properly
Basically, sending Tesco application form for employment can be done easier and more efficient today. Why? Because of Tesco has been recommending all applicants especially for whom that want to apply Graduate opportunities, Head Office careers, Store Management careers, Depot Management and Pharmacy positions to use Tesco job application online. This online application for employment system is an integrated jobs hiring system that can help applicants to find most suitable jobs as well as apply it online easily. In the other side, Tesco application form online is also aimed to help Tesco finding the best candidates who met the positions requirement efficiently.
However, for certain condition that make you unable to complete Tesco application form online, you can still use Tesco application form print, fill it out and mail it to Tesco resourcing department. For pharmacy careers for example, the printable Tesco application form is look like this:
Download Printable Tesco Application form for pharmacy careers
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Especially for Team Member vacancies in Depots or Tesco Stores, you are recommended to come to the nearest Tesco store in person. Please ask the detail to person in charge, if there are any Tesco jobs that are available, you can complete Tesco application form and then return it to them.Pharmacy Resourcing ManagerTesco Stores LimitedCirrus Building A, Level 3Shire Park,Welwyn Garden CityHertsAL7 1GA


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Bachelor of Arts in Theological Studies
The goal of the Bachelor of Arts in Theological Studies is to prepare undergraduate students as lay leaders or vocational ministers for educational leadership in local churches, linked to the GCU's vision to glory God by equipping them with biblical principles and Christian worldview. The BATS program concentrates on Biblical competency, personal integrity and integration of theoretical and practical learning.
- Graduates of the BATS will be prepared to:
- Demonstrate an understanding of modern society and its culture.
- Prove knowledge of the Bible and Christian theology, and Church history
- Enhance the ability to carry out the ministries of the local church.
- Demonstrate the ability to understand the counseling principles and techniques required to meet individual needs.
- Apply appropriate hermeneutics of the Bible to a lifelong pattern of spiritual growth and personal development
Program Requirements
The BATS program requires 126 credit hours for graduation. The curriculum includes 45 credit hours in general education courses and 81 credit hours in major coursework. IR (WS305 Institutional Requirement) is required of all students, every semester of enrollment. A full-time student following the course sequencing provided will be able to complete the program in eight semesters, or four years.
The curriculum is available in the catalog on page 69, you can download it here

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Prince Harry Just Caught A Crocodile & Yes We're Serious
Even ferocious man-eaters love Prince Harry!
The 31-year-old heartthrob is currently in Malawi, being as cute and philanthropic as ever and working to relocate threatened elephants being tracked by poachers.
But as an unexpected - and unrelated - animal suddenly presented itself, the cheeky Royal couldn't help but roll up his sleeves and get involved with the catch and rescue of an injured crocodile.
Bindi Irwin, eat your heart out.
"It was a massive croc and really p*ssed off as it was in pain," an onlooker told The Sun. "Harry got completely involved in the action despite it being very dangerous.
"The man has balls! The whole time you're thinking how you could get bitten as the croc was not tranquilised and he could seriously hurt you at any stage."
We can't help but wonder if this is the first time a member of the Royal family has been described as "having balls"?
The Prince reportedly was in the boat that approached the crocodile, helping to tie a rope around the animal's mouth to pull it to shore.
EXCLUSIVE: Prince Harry amazes onlookers as he rescues trapped 13ft crocodile in Africa https://t.co/69YcBYO6F8 pic.twitter.com/kR4djqrWXV— The Sun (@TheSun) August 31, 2016
Two other team members then released a hook that had been caught in the croc's mouth.
Harry, who asked not to be referred to by his Royal title for the duration of the trip, was "very uncomplicated", according to park operations manager Lawrence Munro.
"He stipulated from the beginning that he wanted to live with the guys and eat with the guys and have no special treatment," Munro revealed.
Oh, Harry. You're our hero.
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PowerWhey necesitaba un nuevo diseño de impreso o envases y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 64 diseños de 15 diseñadores freelance.
I am starting out selling whey protein powder in Germany. I am very interested in health food and I have found that whey protein is the best protein. I would like to offer the best protein in the market.
It is quite a competitive market. I already have a label for selling the powder as pure powder. Now I want a more fun label that says that this can also be used in a shake, especially with fruit juice.
Athletic people who do sports or go to gyms. People interested in loosing weight.
Through market research I have found that protein shakes are popular in Germany. So I want to design a label that says that this potein powder mixes well with fruit juice.
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Best, pure, yet fruity.
No artificial anything.
Size: 42 cm x 16 cm
The print run will be for 400 labels in a roll and from this roll the labels will be applied to white pots.
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Article by Jac Coyne
Prior to the start of the contest between Tusculum and Lees-McRae on Wednesday, there will be a ceremony. Since it's the first home game in the history of the Tusculum program, an honorary faceoff will be staged featuring school president, Dr. Nancy Moody, among others.
Shortly after that moment, a more intriguing event will happen.
Tusculum coach Richard Carrington and Lees-McRae coach Darry Thornton will stride toward each other and shake hands, establishing the contest as the first-ever between two black head coaches at the Division II level, and just the second known meeting in NCAA men's lacrosse history.
It's a bittersweet moment for lacrosse.
That Carrington and Thornton are the faces of their respective programs is certainly a big step forward for a sport that has been working tirelessly at various levels in pursuit of diversity. On the flip side, that this subject is even topical in the 21st century raises a level of disappointment.
"It's something to reflect on," said Carrington, who has spent the last 18 months getting Tusculum ready for this season. "It's crazy to think that it's 2014 and this is one of the first times that two African-American coaches are meeting. It's weird to think about, I guess."
"The game is growing, but it's tough," Thornton said of the lack of black coaches in lacrosse. "At the end of the day it doesn't surprise me. That doesn't mean that it won't change in the future, but it doesn't surprise me."
Both coaches love lacrosse and have found their calling in it.
Carrington has had stops at every collegiate level. Prior to Tusculum, he was on the staff at Division I VMI and started the program at Division II Chestnut Hill. He's had stops at Division III Kenyon and Alvernia and was an assistant at his alma mater, Division II Mars Hill.
Thornton arrived at Lees-McRae after a stint at Mohawk Valley in the junior college ranks. Prior to that he started the men's and women's programs at Mount St. Mary (N.Y.). It was there that he coached against Penn State-Abington's Keith Brandon in what is thought to be the first meeting of black coaches in NCAA men's lacrosse competition in 2011. He also has been an assistant at Oneonta State, where he graduated in '03, and Queens (N.C.).
With their extensive backgrounds, Carrington and Thornton also are quick to point out what attracted them to the sport.
"It is a great avenue and it has afforded me a lot of opportunities," Thornton said. "I've made some great relationships that I wouldn't have otherwise."
"It's also pretty rewarding to be at this point with lacrosse," Carrington added. "Diversity in lacrosse has been something that we're trying to push over the past 10 years or so, and it's definitely improving. Throughout my career as a player and a coach, I've always tried to be one of those guys who has been one of the first black players or coaches to participate in a game, a team or a league."
Are there answers to the diversity question? Addressing the subject of race in sport, or any aspect of life, is a complex task because there are many nuances. The same is true for lacrosse. Accessibility has been one of the challenges -- whether it is field space or equipment costs -- that is being tackled by numerous lacrosse organizations, including US Lacrosse. The sport's national governing body in January signed on as a charter member of the Urban Lacrosse Alliance, one of several ongoing efforts in diversity and inclusion.
Carrington and Thornton point out that it's as much about changing perceptions as handing out sticks.
"At the end of the day, we want to continue to grow the game and make sure that as the game continues to grow that the black race understands that this is a game for all races and all people," Carrington said. "The days of this being a prep school, northeast sport -- that's done."
"Where I grew up at, it was tough because being African-American, you get made fun of for playing what seen as, for lack of a better term, 'a white boy sport,'" Thornton said. "In our community, we erased that stigma. We need more Sam Bradmans and Kyle Harrisons and Chazz Woodsons of the world. Until we change the way we look at it and approach it, it won't change. And it starts at home."
Exposure to the sport is critical. Thornton liked lacrosse, but wasn't sure what it held for him until his high school coach told him about Billy Daye, the former North Carolina and Major League Lacrosse goalie who won an MLL title as the Boston Cannons' coach in 2011. "It was one of those things where I said, 'Oh, there are opportunities," Thornton said.
The new generation of black college and pro lacrosse stars will continue to open eyes as they are seen more and more on screen.
"You're seeing more people getting involved and the television exposure has certainly helped out a lot," Carrington said. "It's a lot easier to wrap your head around lacrosse when you turn on ESPN on a Saturday and watch a game as opposed to seeing it in passing at a high school. You have that tangible piece where you can say, 'I can actually give this a try.'"
Wednesday's game won't instantaneously alter the lacrosse demographics. Ultimately, it's a game between two coaches who want to pick up an early-season win.
Race is an issue that will continue to be a topic of conversation in our sport, and the more dialogue the better. On Wednesday, it will be just part of the experience.
"I take more pride in the fact that through a lot of hard work and mentorship that I've received throughout my career from several coaches, I have the opportunity to be head coach at Tusculum, because it's a special place," Carrington said. "I take a little bit more pride with the ability to lead this team for the first time. But there is certainly that little added factor that Darry and I are representing African-Americans, as well."


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Alies02 needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 94 designs submitted by 29 freelance designers.
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Pure and powerfull.
That is me and my coaching.
As a personal coach and trainer I inspire and support people to get in the flow of creating the things in life they want. Therefore I come from a place of trust, openness and respect.
Follow your heart!
The beauty of that, I experienced myself. In 2005 I started with courses on coaching and personal growth, which resulted in my own coaching & trainingcompany Inflow. To inspire and support other people is what really makes me happy!
More selftrust, better insight in self and others, more sense of direction and a better balance between work and personal life are examples of results most people describe after the coachingssessions.
As a trainer I offer workshops and trainings for company's and organisations. Subjects are for example: 'Communication, resultsimprovement, balance between work & personal life and teambuilding'.
As a personal coach I coach a lot of different people. Mostly people who are higher educated and combine work with a busy private life.
Doctors and dentists are a special targetmarket, because of my medical background.
Also company's and organisations are a market for the coaching and trainings I offer.
I am looking for a logo, businesscards and stationarydesign, which has a pure and powerful appearance.
For me it is important to have something with a wave (of water) in the logo, which is turning over. Like the flow you are in when you create results.
The colors I prefer are: transparant, white, blue (lightblue and darker blue). I also like the color of (grass and lightgreen).
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My preference is that my businesscard wil be a transparant (pvc) card with a print on it with white and 1 or a few other colors (blue or green).
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Millennium Seed Bank Partnership and conservation
Plants at risk
Each day the world's plants are more and more at risk from threats such as climate change, deforestation, over-exploitation and pollution. If we continue on our current path, we will lose a species a day for the next 50 years.
By making a donation to Kew today, you can support one of the largest and most ambitious conservation projects in the world, the Millennium Seed Bank Partnership.
The Millennium Seed Bank Partnership provides a global insurance policy for one in ten of the world's wild plants. We aim to collect and store more than one billion seeds. The seeds we save include the rarest, most threatened and most useful species known to man.
Next phase
Following the celebration to mark the collection of seeds from 10% of the world's plant species, we embarked on the next phase of hard work for the Millennium Seed Bank. In addition to rolling out the new collection programme to safeguard one in four of the world's plant species by 2020, a key part of our work has been to develop strategies to better use the collection.
Through the work of the last decade, the Millennium Seed Bank has become an extraordinary global repository of seed material, data and knowledge, which is quickly becoming essential in helping to tackle problems such as food security, biodiversity loss and habitat degradation. It is for these reasons that we have an urgent need to make sure that the collections and expertise housed at the Millennium Seed Bank is made available to research institutions, conservation organisations and development agencies to help solve such problems.
Recent work includes:
- Helping organic cotton growers in Mali. The MSB helped select appropriate natural pesticide plant species, which increased the farmers' yields.
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Your donation can help Kew save the world's plant life
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By Matthew Heimer
The folks at Rolls-Royce are clearly feeling cocky. The company, a unit of BMW, just came off its third year in a row of record sales, and this week it released a very, very partial photo of its new Wraith coupe – the kind of teaser a company can only get away with when it's fairly confident it has its customers wrapped around its metaphorical finger.
The real thing will debut in March at the Geneva Motor Show; Autoweek is reporting that the new Wraith coupe is likely to have a V12 engine that cranks out about 600 hp. The Wraith marque itself has been around, off and on, since 1938. Those first models cost $1,745, which is only about $28,500 in today's dollars, barely enough to put you in a Buick Regal, for heaven's sake. No news yet on the new Wraith's sticker price, but it's fair to assume it'll be considerably more aspirational – the cheapest new Rolls models now list for about $250,000.
To see a slideshow of Wraiths past and future, click here.


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IBM developerWorks: Creating KParts Components
Following the first introduction to KParts on IBM developerWorks, David Faure now goes on to show developers how to create KParts components (free registration) in the first part of this tutorial series. You'll get an introduction to the core KParts concepts of read-only and read-write parts and network transparency. You'll learn how to create a read-only component, and then modify it to be a read-write component. You'll also learn how to deploy the component so that Konqueror can use it.
Note from David: This tutorial also demonstrates how KDE3 simplifies component programming, so check it out even if you are familiar with KParts in KDE2. ;-) Registration is required, but that's fairly quick to get through, and you can then save the whole tutorial as a .zip and read it offline.
By fault at Fri, 2002/05/24 - 5:00am
KParts is an excellent idea
Yeah, I know I've bashed kde on more than a few occasions, but kparts is probably the best thing yet. And, David, great job on all your tutorials!
And, for a little more gratitude, here's some opinions as to how one might extend the kparts area..... (feel free to flame me if you think these are stupid ideas :P )
1) Extend the xml so that instead of using the kparts framework, use the XML to define a language-independent model for using kparts. IIRC, kparts uses a "KPartsManager" or the like, which may or may not depend on dcop (can't recall :P ). So, if you were to use a form of dcop to coordinate/manage kparts, you can use sockets/sharedmem and a C structure in order to allow say, GNOME apps or other apps to use kparts. That way, one can mix and match parts from different interfaces and still get a clean app.
2) There isn't a #2 (or 3 or 4) :P
Just an idea :)
Justin Hibbits
By Justin Hibbits at Fri, 2002/05/24 - 5:00am
Re: KParts is an excellent idea
I believe this is what XParts is all about.
By David Faure at Fri, 2002/05/24 - 5:00am
Re: KParts is an excellent idea
yeah, I know XParts is similar, but what I'm thinking of is the opposite (embedding kparts in OTHER apps, not just kde apps). maybe I confused you :P
(Yes, I know the title is kinda lame, but, couldn't think of a better one :P )
Justin Hibbits
By Justin Hibbits at Fri, 2002/05/24 - 5:00am
Re: KParts is an excellent idea
Why not use the right tool for the right job? Use XParts when you want to embed KDE components in OTHER apps or OTHER app-components into KDE.
Use KParts when you want to embed KDE components within KDE components.
By ac at Fri, 2002/05/24 - 5:00am
Why do they these big companies SUN/IBM insist on requiring registration.
By Fredrik C at Fri, 2002/05/24 - 5:00am
Re: Registration?
KDE tutorial should be found on KDE web sites.
By Mathieu Jobin at Fri, 2002/05/24 - 5:00am
Re: Registration?
I felt like skimming the document, but was put of by the registration. Sure, if I really _needed_ the doc I could register... but I feel I shouldn't have to.
By ac at Sat, 2002/05/25 - 5:00am
Re: Registration?
You just need to give a username and password, it doesn't care to verify the email address.
By dc at Sat, 2002/05/25 - 5:00am
Lame is that this KDE documentation is being withheld from KDE developers.
By Neil Stevens at Tue, 2002/05/28 - 5:00am
Non-Javascript version
So, can someone who trusts javascript grab a copy of that and stick it on developer.kde.org please?
By Neil Stevens at Sat, 2002/05/25 - 5:00am
Re: Non-Javascript version
Either you are paranoid or you are extremely lazy.
Either way, this is lame.
By Mark at Mon, 2002/05/27 - 5:00am
I gotta admit...
...this whole don't-make-me-register thing is pretty ridiculous. I registered with IBM a year ago, and got nothing from them. In fact, I think they have an opt-IN policy with regard to spam.
Jeez lads, its well worth it, and it's not like they're asking for a pint of blood or anything.
By Bryan Feeney at Sat, 2002/05/25 - 5:00am


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I think I was being unclear. It must have been my failure to use ALL CAPS for emphasis.
Seems that lots of it has been reported inaccurately
My disappointment with Bean stems mostly from the Associated Press reports. Whitlock (IIRC) works on a daily newspaper instead.
I had understood that when it was pointed out to him recently that there were several factual inaccuracies in the reports he gave to Gannett, Chicago Trib, and BBC, Bean responded, that he knew he had changed many specifics in order to gain greater notoriety.
For example, it's pretty clear now to some AP reporters here, that Bean chose to name it as three rather than two nooses. How many nooses, is not germane to the question of whether or not an offensive symbol was presented -- one is enough. But how many IS germane to the question of whether or not he presented facts as facts. If he presented 3 as a fact, yet knew otherwise, he lied about the number. It seems this is the case. There are other discrepancies -- misquoting deliberately Walker's speech madly out of context, and identifying it as a deliberate and selective threat to black students to intimidate them (fact: it was presented to a combined, racially mixed, whole-school assembly as part of an attempt to quell growing strife), from which the "stroke of a pen" comment was misleadingly extracted by Bean. Stating the nooses were placed "immediately" (Bean's word) after a student requested he be allowed to sit under the tree, when in fact there was a two month delay. Stating the shotgun incident involved a melee at a mixed, all-students-invited, school-sanctioned party when in fact it took place at the front door to a private residence as part of gatekeeping that prevented an assembled and aggressive one-race group from deliberately crashing (violently) a single-race (admittedly therefore racist) private party. Stating that Bell regularly attended church -- Bean knew that he didn't, because a fellow preacher had been to Bell's home to request his more regular attendance and had reported such to Bean -- and drawing the further inference from that, that Bell is a paragon of virtue. With a juvenile arrest and punishment record which Bean is familar with. Bean doesn't just spin doctor, present facts in their most beneficial possible light, make sure people see the consistent trends behind the facts. He changes facts. Medgar Evers he ain't.
Please don't make the mistake of understanding that I know utterly what I'm talking about....
Again and again I find myself saying, "Emmett Till he ain't."
I may be totally wrong about Bean. I'm sorry that any questioning of his character seems to have caused some here to get angry at the questioner. If his character were unimpeachable, then questioning it would be no threat.


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April 11-13 is a big weekend in Oshkosh. You know when multiple events start happening in Oshkosh on the same weekend, that the weather must be warming up, right? Please tell me Spring is on the way!
Friday, April 11 is Dancing with the Little Stars. At 6:30 at the convention center registration, cocktails, Hors d' oeuvres and a silent auction kicks off the night, followed by an award presentation and then a friendly competition among couples and groups of "local celebrity" dancers. Tickets are $50.00 pp and all proceeds from Dancing for Little Stars support Parent Connection, a parent education and early learning program that encourages, strengthens and supports families throughout Oshkosh and the Fox Cities.
Saturday, April 12 start your day at the Paine Art Center with the Maria Pinto Fashion Event. Maria Pinto, a Chicago based designer, is a Contemporary American designer and artist who creates beautiful, versatile fashions with a modern urban edge. She is best known for designing for First Lady Michelle Obama and Oprah Winfrey. The fashion show will be held in the Paine's conservatory at 12:00 with lunch consisting of a plated cheese course, marinated grilled chicken on a bed of greens with blood oranges, pomegranate, feta cheese, pine nuts and a citrus vinaigrette followed by dessert and wine choice. An interview and runway show will follow. Reservations can be made by April 7 at a cost of $60.00/$50.00 Paine members.
Later that evening from 7:30-10:00 PM, check out Oshkosh on Broadway at the Grand Opera House. In its eighth year, Oshkosh on Broadway continues to be the most talked about fundraiser for the community. Just under 100 community/celebrity members sing and dance, all to raise funds for the Grands educational and free community programs.
Sunday, April 13th is the annual Oshkosh Half Marathon. This is the 10th season for the Oshkosh half marathon/5K run/walk and kids run which takes participants around scenic area, historic homes and by the river. There will be themed water stations and massage therapists at the finish line.The course begins on Ceape/Main, taking you past the historic Paine Art Center, catches the Wiowash Trail, then heads south on the river-front trail. The final mile goes through the heart of downtown Oshkosh, catches the river trail behind the Convention Center and finishes inside the Leach Amphitheatre. The 5K course starts and ends at the same point. This event benefits the Boys and Girls Club of Oshkosh, Christine Ann Domestic Abuse Services, Inc. and the Oshkosh Area Humane Society.


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first of all thanks for the update of the Exagear for Android. Now, I was able to run a game on Android 7 (more specifically 7.1.1). I tried to run CM0102 (Championship Manager 01/02) like I used to do when I had Android 6. It is a DOS game with "fixed" buttons in different parts of the view.
Differently from then, now when the game starts the screen is not loaded in full. It is loaded with about 80% of the width and 80% of the length. I can zoom in and out, but the buttons which were initially on the area that was out of the those 80% do not work when I click them. The other buttons work fine.
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PanicGuard: Nice Idea but Not Ready for Prime Time
Sep 13, 2013 5:00 AM PT
PanicGuard is available for free in the Google Play store. Here's an app that should bring peace of mind to any late-night solo worker, exerciser or neighborhood watch patroller.
It's an ingenious combination of personal alarm, tracker and alert creator that uses sensor and other components included in the average smartphone, such as the speaker, to sound an alarm. The GPS and other location services are used for tracking; the video camera is key for capturing the bad guy swiping the phone; and a data connection serves to communicate the alert.
All that is instigated by a shake of the device, which is understood by the phone's accelerometer and gyroscope.
How it Works
The idea is that during a threatening situation, you shake the phone. The phone then begins to secretly record video and sound an alarm. At the same time, previously defined emergency contacts are notified. Then, when all is said and done and the phone is no longer in your possession, you are supposed to be able to track the phone's whereabouts via a website and give that information to the police.
I found only part of this package worked.
The Pricing
The PanicGuard Android app is downloadable with limited, 10-second video service at no charge. Service plans start at US$5.99 a month, including unlimited video and alerts.
There is a more expensive Alarm Receiving Center subscription option, but that feature is only available in Europe and Africa at the moment.
The Setup
The key to getting things to function is to prep the app when you get it. That means setting up the emergency contacts, who should probably be physically reasonably close by, like on the same campus, say.
This is because when the alert is sent out, your position is provided through a breadcrumb map image, and the email or SMS text suggests that that person goes to your aid. Good idea.
One problem I encountered, though, was that you must turn on the app before you enter any potentially sketchy situations. Like before you leave work, because real-time GPS tracking starts at that point -- it's not always on.
I can't help but think that there must be a better, less onerous way to do this than logging into the app with user ID and password credentials whenever you leave work. I'd like to see a one-touch widget or automatic login when the phone starts, or a one-button turn-on.
This leads me to another, more serious issue, which is the shake function only seemed to function for me when the screen was lit. There's obviously some kind of Android Services stay-awake that needs tweaking.
Lost Phone
One major part of the app is that you're supposed to be able to track a phone's location if it's lost or stolen. I tested this feature and requested tracking data for my mocked-up lost phone through the website, but I didn't receive any tracking event notifications, even though the website dashboard knew the phone was lost and I had a data connection.
The dashboard just vaguely said, "We have not received any communication from your phone at this time." That was it. No explanation.
The Conclusion
The developers have put a lot of imagination into this app, gotten some good police marketing-oriented endorsements and have taken smartphone sensors and the like to the max.
I think they're onto something, but I'd like to see a bit more serious QA in regard to the lack of tracking data delivered by my average smartphone, and the alert-triggering function that needed to be run in the foreground to work. The development isn't completed.
Fix all that and I could see this app augmenting an enterprise-level security system -- like on-campus or in an office park. In fact, the developer is looking to partner and allow re-branding of the app as part of its business model.
Want to Suggest an Android App for Review?
Is there an Android app you'd like to suggest for review? Something you think other Android users would love to know about? Something you find intriguing but aren't sure it's worth your time or money?
Please send your ideas to me, and I'll consider them for a future Android app review.


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"The right to be left alone—the most comprehensive of rights, and the right most valued by a free people."—Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis, Olmstead v. U.S., 277 U.S. 438 (1928)
See Privacy and Confidentiality policies, statements, and guidelines of the American Library Association; see also Privacy Tool Kit and Privacy Audit. See also Guidelines for Developing a Library Privacy Policy. See also Gotham City Public Library Model Staff Directive 1.5 and Gotham City Public Library Model Policy 1.1.
Why Privacy and Confidentiality Are Important
Privacy is essential to the exercise of free speech, free thought, and free association (see Privacy: An Interpretation of the Library Bill of Rights and Questions and Answers on Privacy and Confidentiality; and George Christian Urges Congress to Reconsider Parts of the USA PATRIOT Act).
As Bruce Schneier notes in The Eternal Value of Privacy:
For if we are observed in all matters, we are constantly under threat of correction, judgment, criticism, even plagiarism of our own uniqueness. We become children, fettered under watchful eyes, constantly fearful that—either now or in the uncertain future—patterns we leave behind will be brought back to implicate us, by whatever authority has now become focused upon our once-private and innocent acts. We lose our individuality, because everything we do is observable and recordable.
Lack of privacy and confidentiality chills users' choices, thereby suppressing access to ideas. The possibility of surveillance, whether direct or through access to records of speech, research and exploration, undermines a democratic society (see Guidelines for Developing a Library Privacy Policy).
Confidentiality of library records is a core value of librarianship (see Policy on Confidentiality of Library Records and Suggested Procedures for Implementing Policy on Confidentiality of Library Records). One cannot exercise the right to read if the possible consequences include damage to one's reputation, ostracism from the community or workplace, or criminal penalties. Choice requires both a varied selection and the assurance that one's choice is not monitored.
For libraries to flourish as centers for uninhibited access to information, librarians must stand behind their users' right to privacy and freedom of inquiry (see Resolution on the Retention of Library Usage Records, RFID in Libraries: Privacy and Confidentiality Guidelines, and State Privacy Laws regarding Library Records).
Just as people who borrow murder mysteries are unlikely to be murderers, so those seeking information about terrorism are unlikely to be terrorists (see Resolution on the USA Patriot Act and Related Measures That Infringe on the Rights of Library Users, Resolution Reaffirming the Principles of Intellectual Freedom in the Aftermath of Terrorist Attacks, and Resolution on the Terrorism Information Awareness Program). Assuming a sinister motive based on library users' reading choices makes no sense and leads to fishing expeditions that both waste precious law enforcement resources and have the potential to chill Americans' inquiry into current events and public affairs (see Freedom to Read Statement).
The right to privacy is the right to open inquiry without having the subject of one's interest examined or scrutinized by others. Confidentiality relates to the possession of personally identifiable information, including such library-created records as closed-stack call slips, computer sign-up sheets, registration for equipment or facilities, circulation records, Web sites visited, reserve notices, or research notes.
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Digital Privacy: A Curmudgeon's Guide
Privacy Resources for Librarians, Library Patrons, and Families
Privacy Issues (from Especially for Children and Their Parents)
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I need parts for a scraper manufactured by Soil Mover. The owner's manual I have covers models 225 and 325. I'm not sure of the year my model was manufactured. I'd appreciate any help you can give me. Mike Brademeyer Verona, ND
Models 225 and 325 are about 30 years old. Automatic Equipment may have only blades and cutting edges for these models. Contact the company at One Mill Rd., Pender, NE 68047, 402/385-3051.
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|Cyndi's List and Cynthia Howells
|Mygenshare.com and Barry J Ewell
The suit is listed as Intellectual Property - Copyrights. For a brief summary of the case see Justia.com Dockets & Filings
A search for Cause 17:101 as listed on Justia provides information on this specific section of Copyright from Cornell University Law School
Cyndi started her website in 1996, the same year I started Olive Tree Genealogy and we've been friends since that time. Copyright is a serious issue online and I'm certain the genealogy community will be following Cyndi's case with great interest.
As stated by Michael J. Neil on his blog post at RootDig.com Cyndi will not be responding to questions about this lawsuit.


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Posted 25 December 2011 - 03:01 AM
Okay, so this movie comes out in January for Americans, and it's already out in the UK and Australia.
Redline is a hyper-detailed hand-animated film by Studio Madhouse who did the thing as a big long project they've been working on for ages. Basically, it's the future and all across the galaxy civilizations compete in the Redline, a massive road race with no rules. Sweet JP, called as such because he doesn't use weapons, is a talented racer who is involved with the mafia and race-fixing, however due to the Redline's location being set as the backwards North Korea-like planet of Roboworld and several racers dropping out, he manages to qualify for the Redline.
The animation is fantastic and the story is pretty tight, and it has a fantastic soundtrack. And the english dub is pretty great too:
Seriously enjoyable film, pick it up if you get a chance.
PM me if you're bored!
Posted 25 December 2011 - 03:08 AM
Truth be told, I'd rather see the Eddie Griffin movie than this, though.
You're far too young to be this bitter and angry at the world....
I'm reading that with Roy's voice. Heck, I read everything you post in a laconic Irish accent.
Posted 25 December 2011 - 03:10 AM
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Posted 25 December 2011 - 10:19 AM
Still, gonna look into this (rather, again as I already asked some questions about this a while ago.)
Posted 25 December 2011 - 11:17 AM
Still, Madhouse has been disappointing me recently. "Paprika" was a massive let-down and I didn't care for it in the slightest. Their Batman anime segments were really, "meh". And those Marvel anime shows... Good Lord.
And didn't "Redline" catastrophically bomb in Japanese theaters or something?
That preview looked really good, though...
Posted 25 December 2011 - 11:21 AM
As to the plot, Spengler, it's pretty westernized I thought. The writing and stuff wouldn't feel out of place in a summer blockbuster. And even if you don't like the story it's still very pretty. It's like, one of those good dubs where they manage to dance around the awkward parts and make it flow well, almost enough to sound natural.
Edited by Hora Hora, 25 December 2011 - 11:26 AM.
PM me if you're bored!
Posted 25 December 2011 - 11:29 AM
As to the plot, Spengler, it's pretty westernized I thought. The writing and stuff wouldn't feel out of place in a summer blockbuster. And even if you don't like the story it's still very pretty.
Yeah, just watching the trailer, it definately looked like a "written in America, animated in Japan" sort of dealie even if it was all-Japanese.
A shame it bombed in its homeland just because it went with unorthodox character designs and artstyle. The lack of visual and storytelling variety is one of the reasons I watch so little Japanese animation these days.
I think I'll pick it up. The reason I didn't dig "Paprika" was that it was one of those "trying too hard to be cerebral" anime flicks and I didn't care for the squeaky-voiced lead female. This looks to just be straight-up action and eyecandy, which sounds more appealing. As for their Marvel stuff, I disliked it because I can't get past the "move the camera as much as possible so we never have to animate the characters" money-saving direction that Japanese productions use so much (it made a second viewing of The Guyver almost agonizing for me, and I liked that show the first time through). But this is a big budget feature film, so it won't have that problem.
I'll check it out.
Posted 25 December 2011 - 11:30 AM
Did the animators drop acid before working?
Posted 25 December 2011 - 11:36 AM
It's funny how Tiger and Bunny did so well though, considering all the tropes the Japanese audience normally likes.
PM me if you're bored!
Posted 25 December 2011 - 11:51 AM
Though it just makes me want Cyberfomula GPX stuff even more
Visit my store! Vintage toys (SW/ST/TFs Collectables)
Wait. Wait, wait, wait. Are you telling me that tec has a job? I thought his sole reasons for existence are cheesecake and horrible grammar.-Shadowman024
Posted 25 December 2011 - 06:09 PM
I pitched it to a friend as " FLCL and F-Zero have a bastard son with JetSet Radio music". After watching all he had to say was "Why do I feel awesome"
Posted 01 March 2012 - 05:58 PM
Absolutely freakin' loved it.
This was a better Heavy Metal movie than either Heavy Metal movie. I can't believe this thing bombed in Japan; it was brilliant looking and just so much intense, carefree fun. The English dub was superb. Normally, I'd be annoyed by some of the gratuitous swearing they inserted, but some of it was really funny (particularly the announcer) and, well, I went into this pretending it was a Heavy Metal movie that that suits it just fine.
Madhouse's crazy use of perspective and shadow made this one of the most visually interesting animated films I've ever seen; it really deserves more recognition than as a straight-to-DVD foreign film. I be this thing was an absolute blast in theaters. It was also nice to see Madhouse deviate a bit from their Kawajiri-based house style for much of the character designs. It's not a style I particularly dislike, but variety is the spice of life, guys.
Lynchman and Johnnyboya were my favorite of the competing racers just because they were like if the Noid was a bounty-hunting supervillain and his sidekick was a karate-chopping Beavis.
Just a really, really cool movie.
Edited by DrSpengler, 01 March 2012 - 06:00 PM.
Posted 01 March 2012 - 06:12 PM
Im glad I own the movie myself its just diffrant enough to be fun
The main end credit song Redline Day is awsome
Visit my store! Vintage toys (SW/ST/TFs Collectables)
Wait. Wait, wait, wait. Are you telling me that tec has a job? I thought his sole reasons for existence are cheesecake and horrible grammar.-Shadowman024
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Posted 01 March 2012 - 10:08 PM
Thanks for the heads up, I'll have to look into it.
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Posted 05 March 2012 - 10:05 PM
It would be damn cool if somone made models of the vehicles, that would be such a big case of "Shut up and take my money!".
Posted 07 March 2012 - 12:06 PM
It's amazing to hear that this film took 7 years to make with it being drawn entirely by hand, something that Anime does not do very much of any more sadly due to the current use of digital technology. Watching this movie really did in some way or another feel like a giant throwback to alot of Anime from the 80's & 90's that was viewed as another form of art being taken to the next level, with this in terms of animation and design this film is a masterpiece in more ways than one, yet it tanked at the box office due Anime now only appealing to the lowest common denominator if it features a tentacle, or some form of harem gibberish.
That's kind of sad when people don't know a true work of art when they see it, this really deserves the critical praise and love than what is currently going on right now with Anime.


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kimh needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 109 designs submitted by 31 freelance designers.
Think Green Iowa is a site that informs the community about recycling (more specificially, recycling their garbage). It must appeal not only to construction management, but also to the young, trendy recycling groups. I KNOW you guys are getting sick of hearing about recycling, but I really need your help!!
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MACON, Ga. – After helping lead the team to a 3-1 week including a series wins over Campbell, Lipscomb junior shortstop Aaron Sandoval has been named the Atlantic Sun Conference Player of the Week as announced by the league on Monday.
"Aaron had a great week, we look for him to always solidify our defense first but here recently he's been swinging the bat very well and helping out offensively as well," said Lipscomb head coach Jeff Forehand. "He's been very solid at shortstop and makes our team even better when he's playing at the level he is right now in both at the plate and in the field."
The Albuquerque, N.M., native posted a .533 average on the week at the plate as Lipscomb downed Western Kentucky on the road in extra innings on Tuesday night before taking 2-of-3 from Campbell to end the week. The junior notched six RBI on the week, driving in at least one run in all four games and scoring four times.
Sandoval is the second Bison to earn A-Sun Player of the Week honors this season joining senior infielder Zak Messer, who earned the honor last month.


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Thursday, March 3, 2011
Illustration Friday - Swarm
61 comments:
- Ces said...
Oh my goodness! I am speechless.
- March 3, 2011 at 9:59 PM
- Arija said...
You are very warlike today, Ninjas AND the Light Brigade?
Nah, just kidding, your'e as sweet as ever and your drawings . . . do you EVER draw a line even a teensy weensy bit off line?
Gee wizz what it must be to be so purrrfect!
- March 3, 2011 at 10:29 PM
- Lori ann said...
cute cute cute, those ninjas know they can use the churros for swords and snacks!
and that light brigade is the ultimate 'green' travel!
have a wonderful weekend lovely bella!
xoxo lori
- March 3, 2011 at 10:51 PM
- Mikael Biström said...
Sweet! Good work!
- March 3, 2011 at 11:29 PM
- Björnik said...
Ouch! Your light brigade shines brighter than Phosphenes Bella! I must go hide with those ninjas quick!*smoke bomb*
- March 3, 2011 at 11:43 PM
- Draffin Bears said...
Dear Sweet Bella,
Hope that you have a fun weekend, dear friend hanging out with the Ninjas and the light brigade.
Up, up and away ...
I am so amazed at your brilliant work.
Hugs from NZ
- March 4, 2011 at 12:46 AM
- Andrew Finnie said...
Oh Bella and what a great world to be lost in :)
back in a few tructla and tellyou how wonderful and gorgoeus and fun and just GOOD it is :)
Oh I am cooking dinner with one hand, looking for the cork screw with the other and tping with my eyelasehs err eyelashes :)
- March 4, 2011 at 12:47 AM
- tiffannysketchbook said...
oh i love it! :)
- March 4, 2011 at 1:03 AM
- rachel awes said...
swarm of the light brigade...
bella, i am now hanging that painting on a wall in my SOUL.
i am also hearing a pull to be IN that picture, to be a friend beside them/in the swarm, this kind of swarm. i love this beyond measure. pure inspiration, artist DEAR friend of mine.
you are indeed blessed. xoxox
- March 4, 2011 at 3:45 AM
- Eleonora said...
Whenever there are churros around (rarely in Italy) I turn into a ravaging ninja myself.
Lovely! And the light brigade is dreamy too!!
Brava, as always...
- March 4, 2011 at 3:46 AM
- yoborobo said...
Ummm...churros. Another thing I miss about Southern California. Oh, and carnitas tacos! But I digress. I want one of those light ride-ons! Is there a weight limit? Maybe they come in supersize? You are, as always, amazing! Hope all is well there, and Spring is sprunging! xoxo Pam
- March 4, 2011 at 3:55 AM
- The Original Drama Mama said...
Well, of course ninjas like churros! They can be used as weapons in case of an emergency. (BTW, what does a churro taste like? Never had one...but see the carts at the mall and giant theme park I live near)
And the second one? Best illustrated bit of Tennyson I've seen :)
- March 4, 2011 at 6:38 AM
- Janine said...
Your swarm illustration are so super sweet.
This subject really inspires you, didn´t it?
Have a great weekend
- March 4, 2011 at 7:13 AM
- Megan Coyle said...
those ninjas sure know how to make you smile :)
both of these are great! I love seeing what illustrations you come up with every week.
- March 4, 2011 at 7:26 AM
- laughingwolf said...
such a delight each and every time i visit here, bella! :)
still recovering from some bug... trying to eat for the first time since truesday... having toasted bagel, ham and cheese... washed down by glass of ginger ale... so far so good!
- March 4, 2011 at 9:49 AM
- Peter Breese said...
Your illos always slap a smile on my face!
- March 4, 2011 at 10:47 AM
- HeatherU said...
Love the fluff creatures :)
- March 4, 2011 at 11:49 AM
- Vanessa Brantley Newton said...
OOH my goodness how MAGNIFICENTLYAWESOME!! Kick butt Ninjas! Churros! Can I have mind with a thick rich cup of cocoa please? Oh I am so hungry just sitting here with my tambourine thinking about it! Would you like to hear a tambourine solo!
And like I said before, NO! Bella Mae. You can't sit in my pew! First you go on and on with the pew thing and caused everyone in the choir to check their armpits cause they all thought it might be one of them. The old lady in back of us told my mama that I was misbehaving badly and my hat has dents in it from your slingshot!!! NO, NO, NO!!! You can't sit in my pew. We would have been laughing so badly they would have banished us from the church completely. You would have turned pink and I would have been purple and we both would have been laying on the floor jumping around like little worms. Rolling with hysterical laughter.
Oh Bella you made my day. I have to take some mortin I have laughed so hard at these comments.
Apparently many people know about this.
he he he he he! I love you girl.
- March 4, 2011 at 1:59 PM
- Anne Huskey-Lockard said...
(Yelling to Bella, high on the dandelion fluff ride.....)
"Can I rent the Ninjas to swarm my studio and clean it up???"
Delightful.... ;-)
- March 4, 2011 at 2:01 PM
- Amalia K said...
Just the cutest little churros making ninjas I've ever seen! I think I'll keep my eyes peeled the next time I visit the churros stand.
Smashing work, Bells. Both ninjas and the light brigade. :)) oxx
- March 4, 2011 at 2:20 PM
- Shirley said...
OH my heavens, Bella! Such visual delights!! I love those swarming ninjas and churros? You are SO funny. I don't blame 'em..churros right outta the vending cart are delish. : ) AND, Charge of the Light Brigade..oh, they are pure magic. I love it!! My father asked me to handletter the words to Charge of the Light Brigade by Tennyson, and oh my, that was a loonnnngggg poem. It turned out (thankfully) and still hangs in their hallway. : ) I never know what to expect (except for sheer cleverness and awesome illustrations) when I visit you, my dear, and you have not let me down once at all. I don't think you ever could. I wish I were riding along with her..can I catch a ride? I'll be very quiet and nice. : ) Happy weekend, dear Bella!
- March 4, 2011 at 2:42 PM
- k.h.whitaker said...
ooooo, I love them both. My son, when he was little, was always talking about all his Ninja brothers. They were his make believe friends. I will have to show him this and remind him of it. It was so funny, he would do something or say something and then he'd run upstairs and then come back down and say, "that wasn't me, it was one of my ninja brothers". He had like 16 of them.
- March 4, 2011 at 2:49 PM
- cindy said...
fly like the wind! thanks for your support this week. enjoy your weekend!
- March 4, 2011 at 3:15 PM
- Ces said...
Since I was speechless I still owe you a tirade!
Oh, and which Mafia nut are you? The long one?
- March 4, 2011 at 3:33 PM
- Hasu (蓮) said...
I love them! (*゜▽゜ノノ゛☆
- March 4, 2011 at 5:16 PM
- Captain Dumbass said...
Oh my goodness, not sure which one I love more.
- March 4, 2011 at 5:54 PM
- Val said...
as always, the little girl illustration is awesome. love the fluffy balls she rides on. :)
- March 4, 2011 at 7:28 PM
- Jack Foster said...
And I always thought those were num-chucks those ninjas were carrying. I guess ninjas get hungry for something sweet too. I love all your little ninjettes... so adorable..... Fantastic detail. And the light brigade is fantastic! I feel like I'm up there with you! Great post! Glad I checked your site before I headed off to bed... My dreams are always dreamier after visiting you. God bless.
I love churros... especially after a big helping of ding dongs! :o)
- March 4, 2011 at 8:18 PM
Hi bella amazing illustration as usual!!!!!I love to visit your blog and I am always waiting to see your next illustration!!!!!!
- March 4, 2011 at 10:11 PM
- Horacio said...
Yo tambien quiero churros!!!
Love churros...
- March 5, 2011 at 6:27 AM
- Raluca said...
oooh,especially the light -brigade..so so so so sweeet!!Bella, are you not thinking to make a book,if not with stories ,with lyrics?You have so many inspiring and full of poetry illustrations!!!
- March 5, 2011 at 9:08 AM
- Barbara said...
I see one little ninja got into the kiosk. No doubt raising havoc with the churro chef inside! Charge successful.
But I perfer the puffy, fluffy ride for myself, Bella! How often did we see that as children? Such fun.
- March 5, 2011 at 9:22 AM
- Tammie said...
oh my gosh
you are so much fun
both of these are so playful and fantastic!!
- March 5, 2011 at 11:05 AM
- tera said...
Awesome! Once again I am envious of your super creative brain. :)
- March 5, 2011 at 11:35 AM
- tera said...
Hahahahahaha! How about "nom-chucks"?
- March 5, 2011 at 11:44 AM
- HeatherU said...
I love reading your comments on my blog, especially the long ones :) I particularly liked your opinion and insight. That's very interesting about internet and real communications being similar, I had no idea about that. Thank you for your words
- March 5, 2011 at 2:55 PM
- Rubin Pingk said...
Okay. Where do I start?
Do I start with the polka dot fabric underneath the umbrella which adds a charm factor of about a billion?
Do I start with the awesome color palette?
Do I start with the fact that it involves churros?
Do I start with the hookah looking contraption used to sell the churros?
Or do I start with the adorable ninja littered about the scene?
I don't know.
But I know where it ends: AWESOME!
And the swarm of the light brigade?! Come on. You're not allowed to tack on something equally amazing to an already amazing drawing. It's just not fair to the rest of us.
I love it! She could hang out with my dandelion king. They'd get along swell.
My comments are probably just noise at this point, being the 37th or so. If I wouldn't have been on a business trip all week, I'd have gotten in on the ground floor of the kudos tide.
But: Bravo.
- March 5, 2011 at 8:23 PM
- Ces said...
You know what I love the most about the ninjas? The two ninjas on the foreground, right, where the little ninja is trying to trip the other little ninja and the ninja clinging on to the bottom of the churros machine.
Also the striped legs of the fireflies.
- March 5, 2011 at 8:51 PM
- Rubin Pingk said...
@ Ces -
My favorite ninja is the one on the bottom of the churro contraption. I swear I have felt that "barely holding on" feeling as a kid on the playground.
Bella captures whimsy with such ease.
- March 5, 2011 at 9:30 PM
- Ces said...
Oh yes! That's the third one I mentioned. I loved doing that especially when something was moving!!! We even tried to do it under the firewood cart. OMG! That was dangerous. My friends and I could have been hurt if the faggots fell!
- March 5, 2011 at 9:53 PM
- Ces said...
Churos and coffee for breakfast. Then for lunch: chocolate brownies and corn bread. Hahaha! There is no rhyme or reason to my culinary schedule today. These are just requests, plus I have to tackle the painting area. I am hanging pictures today not because they need to be displayed but because I have to pick them up from the floor. I moved the Baldies to the bedroom. I found space for it. I desperately need a large drawing space for this tree drawing...oh Girl Scout cookies!
- March 6, 2011 at 8:47 AM
- Ces said...
Oooh! I forgot to tell you. Your churros drawing inspired me to draw a sweet memory from childhood!!! Oh yes! Clinging on to Tio Biro's firewood cart driven by a water water buffalo! The cart was loaded with stacks of fagots, from trees called "agho" because they burned fast and were used to start fire on wood burning stoves. Wow!!! That makes me smile.
- March 6, 2011 at 8:52 AM
- Ces said...
I have not done this for a while, spamming your blog. Hah!
- March 6, 2011 at 8:53 AM
- Ces said...
Have a good morning. I have to go and write an email. Tsup!
- March 6, 2011 at 8:54 AM
- Linda Hensley said...
The first illustration made me laugh, but I just love your "swarm of the light brigade". Beautiful!
- March 6, 2011 at 11:47 AM
- Ces said...
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- March 6, 2011 at 1:46 PM
- Ces said...
Seriously this keyboard jumps. Grrr!
Ah, I am so tired from washing all the vegetables. I just finished putting away the groceries. Goodness it took two hours. I bought a dozen doughnut, 6 filled and 6 with sugar. Those are my favorites too. My face had sugar! Hahahaha! Oh I also bought colaches. I made fresh vegetable salad, now I have to go and grill the chicken I have been marinating to serve with the salad and for wraps, later this evening. I have not done any art. Oh I dusted the sever and swept the floor and a painting and a shadow portrait got hung this morning. I am so tired. I am not used to hard labor. :(
- March 6, 2011 at 1:47 PM
- Vicki Smith said...
Delightful creations!
- March 6, 2011 at 2:41 PM
- Ces said...
Grilled the chickem, baked the cornbread, now the brownies are in the oven. Just missing the churros!!! Hiyah!!!
- March 6, 2011 at 3:04 PM
- Ces said...
Okay, I am done spamming. I am covered with chocolate.
- March 6, 2011 at 3:05 PM
- Ces said...
Oh my goodness, I am so full... Hahahahaha! Churros! I feel like Buddha! Wanna rub my belly? It's good luck! OMG I typed lick first instead of luck. Hehehhee!
- March 6, 2011 at 6:52 PM
- theartofpuro said...
I'm speechless!Love them:)
- March 7, 2011 at 4:59 AM
- Krista said...
What sweet little lights! And who doesn't like churros?!!
- March 7, 2011 at 5:22 AM
- Manon Doyle said...
Awe...... up, up and away, Bella!!! So beautiful!!! xo
- March 7, 2011 at 12:54 PM
- Teri and the cats of Curlz and Swirlz said...
Even though dandelions as weeds annoy me, I still find their 'flower's magical...like your Light Brigade is!
- March 9, 2011 at 12:04 PM
- Alisa said...
Hi Bella, How are you? I've been away from the Blogosphere for nearly a year, so I haven't visited in a while. But I have to tell you I am stunned, I can see such a progression in your work (which I always thought was soo wonderful anyway) It's fantastic!! Wow!
- March 11, 2011 at 2:52 PM
- deepazartz said...
U R JUST AMAZING....*zip*
- March 15, 2011 at 11:58 AM
- AtelierBrigitte said...
I loved those ninjas, but when I scrolled down, I totally melted: that cute girl on those cute, white, fluffy...
- March 15, 2011 at 3:04 PM
- clairedulalune said...
Ohhhh, Bella! I have missed you, after having all sorts of trouble with blogger and my laptop, I took this moment to catch up with you and this art work it just beautiful, really beautiful! the title is so wonderful too! Hope you are doing good Bella! ((Hhugss!!))
- March 23, 2011 at 3:23 PM
- Cat said...
Beautiful illustrations. I'm in love with the light brigades.
- March 24, 2011 at 9:01 AM
- Kathiesbirds said...
The nijas are funny but I love the Swarm of the light brigade!
- March 24, 2011 at 3:01 PM


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Alexander Agnew
Artist: Alexander Agnew
Title: The Coming of St Ninian
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Description: 90cm x 120cm
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Donald Watson 1918 - 2005
Harbour Cottage Gallery Kirkcudbright - 60th Anniversary
Archie Sutter Watt
Archie Sutter Watt took up a teaching post in Dalbeattie in 1950, expecting to remain in Galloway for a couple of years. For over 50 years, from his base in Kirkgunzeon, Archie played a leading role in the artistic life of Dumfries and Galloway.
Nan S Fergusson (Mrs James Henderson) 1910 - 1984
Educated at Edinburgh College of Art, Nan Fergusson was the daughter of Chris J Fergusson and was born and brought up in Dumfries.She moved to Edinburgh with her growing family and continued her art practice, exhibiting at the Royal Glasgow Institute.
E A Taylor
As a correspondent for The Studio, E A Taylor was an important figure in the arts in the first decades of the twentieth century. He settled with wife Jessie King in Kirkcudbright, playing a leading role in the development of the artists' colony.
Edward Arthur Walton
A leading member of the Glasgow Boys, who painted in both England and Scotland, E A Walton came to know Galloway towards the end of his life. First and foremost a landscape painter, atmosphere of a place was as important to Walton as location.
Christian Jane (Chris) Fergusson
Chris Fergusson was born and lived in Dumfries, but had many connections to the Kirkcudbright artists. She painted scenes throughout the region in her individual style.
James Paterson
Born in 1854, James Paterson moved to Moniaive in the late eighteen eighties following his marriage. One of the Glasgow Boys, his paintings of the local area were to become some of his finest works.
E. A. Hornel
Hornel was one of the foremost "Glasgow Boys", and helped to make Kirkcudbright an artistic centre. His home, Broughton House, now belongs to the National Trust for Scotland, and many of his paintings can be seen there.
Jankel Adler
Influential Polish artist who lived in Galloway during the Second World War.
Francis Campbell Boileau Cadell
If F C B Cadell is best known for his Edinburgh Portraits and interiors and his Iona landscapes, Dumfries and Galloway was important to his development as an artist and for his life-long friendship with Ted Stewart of Shambellie.
William Hanna Clarke
Painting mainly local landscapes in oils and watercolours W H Clarke died in an accident just as his work was becoming better known and admired.
William Daniell
Daniell, with his uncle Thomas, was responsible for some of the most lavish illustrated books ever published. "A Voyage around Great Britain" included some fine views of Dumfries and Galloway scenes.
George Wright
George Wright showed early ability as a landscape painter. After breaking his arm he took up a position as Art Master at Annan Academy to help supplement his income as a painter. He left a fine pictorial of his home town.
James Faed (Senior)
Best known for his engravings James Faed was born at Barlay Mill, Gatehouse in 1821. At the time of his death on 23 September 1911, James Faed was the last survivor of a famour family of artists.
James Faed Junior
Born into the highly talented Faed family of artists, James Faed Junior, the eldest son of James Faed Senior is best known for his Scottish landscapes.
John Faed
Born into the talented Faed family of Gatehouse in 1819, John Faed showed early artistic promise. He left for Edinburgh in 1840 to pursue his career but returned to the town permanently in 1880.
Susan Bell Faed
Born in 1827, Susan Faed like her elder brothers had artistic talent. As well as exhibiting at the Royal Scottish Academy she also contributed work to the first Kirkcudbrightshire Fine Art Association.
The Faeds
Gatehouse of Fleet was the home of the Faeds, a remarkable family of artists. Of the six children of James Faed, five had their work exhibited at the Academies in London and Edinburgh.
David Gauld
Famous today mostly for his paintings of cows and calves, David Gauld was one of the most interesting and influential of the Glasgow Boys.
The Glasgow Girls
The Glasgow Girls is a name which has become associated with various women artists, designers and craft workers, who studied at Glasgow School of Art and worked in the city at the end of the 19th and early part of the 20th century.
Tom Gourdie
Tom Gourdie, has an important place in the art of Dumfries and Galloway, for during the time that he was stationed at RAF Dumfries he left a unique record of his time there.
The Glasgow Boys
This young group of mainly Scottish artists who rebelled against the art establishment in the 1880s and 1890s included artist such as James Guthrie, George Henry, E. A Hornel, John Lavery, and E. A. Walton.
Francis Grose
Francis Grose was one of the leading antiquaries of the late eighteenth century, but was also a proficient artist and a friend of Robert Burns...
George Henry
George Henry is associated with Kirkcudbright at that period when the town was at the cutting edge of Scottish art. His Galloway Landscape remains a timeless image of the Galloway countryside.
Anna and Isobel Hotchkis
Anna and Isobel Hotchkis were born in Crookston, Renfrewshire and both studied art at Glasgow School of Art and also in Munich. They had a love of travelling but both settled in Kirkcudbright.
James G (Tim) Jeffs
A multi-talented artist, Tim Jeffs was born in Dumfries moving to Kirkcudbright in 1945. He, with a group of local artists and craft workers established the annual Kirkcudbright Summer School for Arts and Crafts.
Jessie M King
Best known for her original and imaginative talent in illustration. She purchased a house in Kirkcubright and with her husband Ernest Taylor returned there in 1915 where they became key members of the artistic community.
Oskar Kokoschka
Kokoschka was one of the trio of Austrian Expressionist artists (along with Gustav Klimt and Egon Schiele) who achieved fame before the First World War.
William Miles Johnston
A regular visitor to Greengate close from 1918. Miles Johnston, his wife Dorothy Nesbitt and family settled in Kirkcudbright in 1940. A talented animal and bird artist, also remembered locally for his watercolours of the area.
John Maxwell
Born in Dalbeattie in 1905 John Maxwell returned there on the death of his parents and retired to Galloway in 1945 to paint there full time. Destroying much of his own work, it is only his best works which survive.
Henry Joseph Moule
Born in Dorset in 1825, Henry Joseph Moule moved to Gatehouse of Fleet in the early 1860s.
He married in 1862 and remained in Gatehouse with his wife and four children for 15 years, painting many local views.
William Mouncey
Born in Kirkcudbright, William Mouncey spent most of his life in and around the area and these are the scenes which fill most of his canvases. His works still regularly appear at sales of Scottish Art.
William Stewart MacGeorge
Born in Castle Douglas in 1861 William Stewart MacGeorge studied art in Edinburgh and Antwerp. Returning to Galloway he became a leading member of the Kirkcudbright School.
Charles Oppenheimer
Charles Oppenheimer first came to Kirkcudbright in 1909 following a chance meeting with E A Taylor in Manchester. Over the next 50 years Oppenheimer remained a leading member of Kirkcudbright's artistic community.
Samuel John Peploe
The most popular and successful of the Scottish colourists S J Peploe was a good friend of Jessie M King and E A Taylor. His Kirkcudbright paintings and his landscapes form an important part of his work.
William Bruce Ellis Ranken
Painter in oils, watercolour and pastel of landscapes, portraits, interiors and still life. In the period 1904 - 1919 painted subjects associated with Dumfriesshire and in particular Dalswinton.
William Robson
Born in 1863 William Robson was bequeathed Dalreoch estate in Ayrshire, the income from this enabled him to devote his life to art. With his family he moved to Kirkcudbright in 1904 living an active life in the community until his death in 1950
Charles William Stewart
Born in 1915 Charles Stewart inherited Shambellie House in 1962, offering it and his costume collection to the nation in 1977. His talent lay in historical illustration undertaking the first of many commissions in 1943/44.
Jim Sturgeon
Jim Sturgeon left a legacy of colour which earned him a reputation of being Galloway's Colourist, painting local scenes, towns, villages, farm buildings, cottages, boats and yachts on the water.
Alick Riddell Sturrock
A R Sturrock was a member of the radical Edinburgh Group of artists, which exhibited just before and after the First World War. Moved to Gatehouse in 1926 with his wife and lived there till 1934 producing some of his best work.
JMW Turner
Possibly the best-known British artist, Turner painted and sketched on several occasions in Dumfries and Galloway.
Jemima Wedderburn
From a well-connected Scottish family and knew many of the Victorian elite. a sketcher and watercolourist who recorded many aspects of social and personal life.
Christopher Whall
Christopher Whall (1849 - 1924) was a leading member of the Arts and Crafts movement at the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th century. He had a great influence as teacher, author and creator of stained glass windows.
The Dumfries and Galloway Fine Art Society
Extracts from a speech by Jim Henderson given at the 90th anniversary dinner of Dumfries and Galloway Fine Art Society on 15th February 2013.


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Winter sports fans and the local industries that cater to them are hoping the cold and wet storm that dumped heavily Friday in Southern Oregon jump-starts a lagging snowpack that so far has left skiers and snowmobilers idle.
The Arctic front came in as promised and the heavy snows didn't melt quickly — a rarity so far in a season lagging considerably below average in early snowpack, even with Friday's contribution.
"This is the right kind of storm," said Kim Clark, general manager at the Mt. Ashland Ski Area, which has yet to open. "This is just the way we like to see it."
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Only about an inch of snow dusted the ground Friday morning around Diamond Lake, said the resort's Rick Rockholt.
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