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Richard Mosselman's townhouse garden in James Bay is a perfect example of imaginative small-space gardening.
Seventeen years in the making, the garden was one of the stars on the Teeny Tiny Garden tour in 2009 to raise money for the Victoria Hospice.
Huge specimens of mahonia, escallonia, veronicastrum and Buddleia globosa greet you in the driveway leading to Mosselman's home, but the scale of things comes down considerably when you reach the elegant wooden gate leading into the garden.
Variegated pieris 'Little Heath,' backed by Irish yew, fill identical pots on either side the entrance. It is a formal symmetry that sets a tone of class and confidence.
Inside, a narrow passage is lined by more plants in slim, upright pots, such as Picea abies 'Pendula' and Sambucus 'Midight Lace,' plus five trays containing beautiful bonsais displayed on shelves.
Mosselman has a flair for creating rhythms throughout his garden by doing repeated plantings in a staggered pattern, but he also finds space for unusual specimens, such as Ugni, a member of the mrytle family, and Beesia deltophylla, a highly coveted and not inexpensive woodland plant with shiny heart-shaped leaves.
He also used the wire plant (Muehlenbeckia) in the most creative way I have seen - as a clustered ground cover around pots and with black mondo grass in a single container.
As you turn the corner at the end of the passageway, the garden broadens, allowing space for more experimentation.
Mosselman is not afraid to use big plants like a 'Purple Fountain' beech, 'Forest Pansy' redbud and Robinia 'Frisia.'
"I prune a lot," he says. "Some people are afraid to prune - not me. I have to or the plants will take over."
Deeper into the garden, there are more specialties - the Harry Potter mandrake root plant, Podophyllum peltatum, white-flowered disporum, super-fragrant Clerodendron trichotomum.
Yes, you wonder how is it possible to have all this in such a teeny-tiny space, but it looks great and healthy; clipped, of course, but perfectly placed and beautiful to look at.
To add structure and more rhythms throughout the garden, terra cotta coneshaped lanterns with multiple starshape openings have been placed at irregular intervals.
These are lit by lowvoltage landscape lighting to produce an enchanting ambience.
A few steps more and you come to the heart of the garden - a sunken patio where cosy seats are arranged around a central fire pit and a jungle of foliage plants add privacy and a restful atmosphere.
On the way to the patio, you pass more botanical treats - a kalopanax tree (castor oil tree) and Japanese pepper (Zanthoxylum piperitum) in pots along with more beesia. A dense clump of kerria stretches up in one corner and the branches of a neighbouring cherry tree archs over the fence, but the ground below is packed with plants displaying interesting foliage colour and texture such as purple ninebark (Physocarpus), dwarf whitestriped bamboo (Pleisoblastus variegatus), Darmeria peltata, Sumac 'Tiger Eyes' and a few pittosporums and lilacs.
In summer, air circulation is guaranteed with breezes blowing in from the ocean nearby and watering is done twice a week by hand.
"I pour myself a glass of wine and walk around watering. It is quite relaxing."
Yellow creeping jenny has self-seeded on the floor of the patio from where you stare in disbelief at a swamp cypress and a tupelo tree in pots.
A letter-carrier during the daytime, Mosselman says he finds his plant oasis a great place to unwind at the end of the day.
He is also grateful to have a few clients who have hired him to do their gardens, so he gets to live out his big-garden fantasies at their places.


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What are your favorite Norm-isms? Here are some of mine:
What's happenin, Norm?
It's a dog eat dog world, and I've got on Milk Bone underwear. Gimme a beer.
What's shakin' Mr. Peterson?
All 4 cheeks and a couple of chins. Gimme a beer, Woody.
What's going on Norm?
A light in my gut that says Insert Beer Here!
How's life treatin' ya, Norm?
Like a baby treats a diaper.
Comment by Mike | June 11, 2008
WOODY: How's it going, Mr. Peterson?
NORM : Poor.
WOODY: I'm sorry to hear that.
NORM : No, I mean pour.
SAM : Beer, Norm?
NORM : Have I gotten that predictable? Good.
SAM : What'll you have, Norm?
NORM : Well I'm in a gambling mood, Sammy. I'll have a glass of whatever comes of whatever comes out of that tap.
SAM : Oh, Looks like beer, Norm.
NORM : Call me Mister Lucky.
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WIC can make positive impact
The special Supplemental Food Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC), available through the LeFlore County Health Department, can make positive changes in the health of pregnant women, infants and children up to five years of age. WIC is a federally funded nutrition education and supplemental food program for pregnant and breastfeeding women, or women who have delivered within the last six months, as well as infants, and children under age five (5). Participants must qualify for the program. Applicants must qualify within income guidelines, then at nutritional risk through a health assessment. With unemployment rates high at this time, more families are qualifying for this program, not only through income variables but nutritional risk as well due to the fact with less money in the household, nutritious foods are not purchased, which ultimately means less healthy individuals. Please see recent income eligibility guidelines listed below. Once certified, participants will receive food instruments from LeFlore County Health Department to obtain supplemental food items such as milk, cheese, fruit juice high in vitamin C, eggs, iron-fortified formula and cereal, dried beans, peanut butter, tuna and carrots. The WIC program provides nutrition education to all participants to learn more about nutrition and have questions answered by nutrition professional. The program also introduces participants to other health care services offered within the LeFlore County Health Department such as immunizations, family planning and guidance services. For more information or an appointment please call LeFlore County Health Department at 918-647-8601. LeFlore County Health Department is an equal opportunity provider and employer.


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Legendary NFL defender Bubba Smith passes away at age 66
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Legendary NFL defender Bubba Smith passes away at age 66Former NFL defensive end and longtime television and movie actor Charles Aaron "Bubba" Smith was found dead in his Los Angeles home on Wednesday. Coroner's reports have not yet been released, but according to the Los Angeles Times, it is believed that Smith died of natural causes.
Smith attended Michigan State, where he was one of the most dominant collegiate defensive linemen of all time. He won All-America honors in 1965 and 1966, and was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1988.
Selected first overall in the 1967 NFL draft by the Baltimore Colts, Smith soon became, along with Deacon Jones, one of the first truly modern-style pass-rushers and sack artists. He played long before sacks were first tabulated as an official NFL statistic in 1982, but he was known from the start of his professional career to be nearly impossible to block.
He played for three teams — the Colts, Oakland Raiders and Houston Oilers, appeared in two Pro Bowls and was named First-Team All-Pro in 1971. Smith played in two Super Bowls — Super Bowl III, which the Colts lost to the New York Jets in an enormous upset, and Super Bowl V, which the Colts won with a last-second field goal against the Dallas Cowboys. Smith retired after the 1976 season, having played in 111 regular-season games.
After his football career ended, Smith became perhaps even more well-known as an actor. He struck gold in the "Police Academy" series of movies, playing the hyper-strong Moses Hightower and providing a series of riotous slapstick scenes.
Smith was also a very successful pitchman for Lite beer.
We always liked the easy-opening can, too. Godspeed, Mr. Smith.
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I still remember watching Michigan State football games on Saturday's back in the mid '60s and hearing the chant 'Kill Bubba Kill' coming from the home stands. The Spartans were awesome back then with Bubba Smith at defensive end and George Webster at 'monster' back. What a duo. I always thought of Bubba as being the gentle giant you didn't want to piss off. Rest in Peace big man.
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Sister companies LowBrow Art and Black Market Art truly embrace today"s new art and the artists that create them, working with some of the most talented, prolific an unconventional artists of our time. These artists bring their own sense of passion, vision, depth and emotion into their art.
Every garment we offer has a hang tag with the artists name and their contact information. You are not just getting original art but you know who created it and how to find out more about them. We hope you will appreciate the art and the work our artists have put into it as much as we do.


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Ternstrom needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 501 designs submitted by 144 freelance designers.
Jobblyftet is a european company in the recruitment and HR sector.
We innovate effective processes and systems to help companies find matching staff to their positions. Our tag line is: We help people to their dream job.
Jobblyftet is a young, innovative company with high aspirations about results, innovation, quality, performance, the environment and social responsibility.
Our strength is to recruit staff with a the appropriate skillset and the right personality to our customers. We have streamlined processes and intelligent systems to be able to do this quickly and cost effective
We have about 50 employees and over 1000 consultants in our network.
The owners and employees of Jobblyftet are proven specialists within the areas of recruitment, coaching, system development, sales, social responsibility, brand development and result oriented public relations.
The target group is all business to business.
65% small and medium-sized companies
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There's nothing worse than the feeling you get when you're stranded when traveling. And by stranded, I mean because you're having problems preventing you from connecting up remotely and accessing the information you need access to. Here are some tips to help you with your technology when you're traveling:
Create a Travel Kit
Keep your various travel computer accessories - such as USB flash drive and hub, cable lock, extra phone battery, power strip, VoIP (Voice Over Internet protocol) headset, and webcam - in one place or kit. When you're ready to hit the road, grab the kit and you're good to go.
Practice Logging in, and on
Don't try logging on to the corporate server or logging into your remote accounts for the first time once you're on the road. Practice remote data access from the stress-free environment of your home.
Have IT on Standby
Information Technology people are your lifeline if you run into connection issues on the road. Keep your IT Help Desk and support names and numbers handy.
Work Smart
Stay in hotels that provide free internet access and an in-room workspace as well as fax, copy and print services.
Keep a Neat Desk
Straighten up things at the office before leaving on an extended trip. An organized desk will help co-workers find files or documents that you -- or they -- might need while you're away.
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A week spent crossing France, the Pyrenees, The Dordognes, and then to Karlsruhe.
On the outer castle walls looking at the ruins.
This is what the castle originally looked liked. Note the extensive gardens built onto terraces behind the castle. It must have been quite the sight in the 1600's!!
Another huff 'n puff up to the famous "Philosophenweg" (philosophers' trail) where famous German philosophers walked and talked in the past when there was still time for such things!!
Autobahn car crash with rescue helicopter just ahead of us, as we're going from Sarlat to Karlsruhe - a 3 hour wait but unscathed!!!
View from the castle across the old part of Heidelberg into the new. Note the river Neckar!
The inner courtyard of the castle!
View of old Heidelberg and castle from the Philosopher's Trail!
The medieval castle ruin of Heidelberg.
Another look at the walk up to the castle.
A Renaissance Facade of the castle - note that there is nothing behind it but sky!!
A famous philosopher we all know and love!!
Note the traffic free streets - as in most old parts of European cities - it's sooooo nice!!
The slog up to the castle!
This barrel from the 1600's is thought to be one of the largest in the world!
An old city gate!
Heidelberg's iconic castle ruin. This majestic castle was destroyed by various wars and fire in the 1600's. It has been partially restored, but was once the largest and best in Europe!
I made it to the castle - barely!
The restored part of the castle.
The old bridge across the Neckar leading to the old part of Heidelberg with the castle on the left.
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Makubuya is an associate professor of Music at Wabash College, joining the faculty in 2000 after previously teaching at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He earned his bachelor's degree from Makerere, his master's from Catholic University, and his Ph.D. from UCLA.
The program opens with James Makubuya on the adungu (harp), endingidi (1-string fiddle), endongo (8-string lyre), akogo (thumb piano) and madinda (12-slab log xylophone) all of which feature the hypnotic yet little known melodic traditions of the East African nation of Uganda
Then following the first half will be the Guinean Sory Kouyate on the balafon (xylophone), Yacouba Sissoko on the kora (harp-lute), and Bailo Bah on the tambin (horizontal flute) highlighting the intriguing sounds associated with the Fulani nomadic people of West Africa.
Makubuya has introduced the Wabash College community to the music of East Africa through the formation of Wamidan, a musical ensemble that includes native stringed instruments, thumb pianos, log xylophones, drums, and dancers. The group performs several concerts on campus each year and has traveled to local schools and churches.
Makubuya's concert is presented by Carnegie Hall in Partnership with the World Music Institute, New York City, Carnegie Hall. The performance is scheduled for Saturday February 28, 2004 starting at 8:30 p.m. at 7th Ave. & 57th St. Call (212) 247-7800 for tickets, which are priced at are $30, $25, $20, and $15.


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Tuesday, December 6, 2011
Tombstone Tuesday - Warren H. Miller and Thelma Tittle Miller
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- Claudia RogersDecember 07, 2011
I remember when they had the store open. My sisters and I were very small then. When we would go visit, Momma (Patricia Ann Weadon) would always remind us NOT to ask for anything! LOLReplyDelete
Well, is there enough room here to say all that could be said about Uncle Warren and Aunt Thelma? Uncle Warren seemed bigger that life. He was born in another century. He was a Mason, a business man, fisherman, hunter, trapper, singer, farmer, pile driver, bee keeper, philosopher, Christian, and much more.ReplyDelete
I wrote a report on him in 5th grade. I got to spend a lot of time with him when I was growing up. He used to pick me up after school and take me fishing when the speckled perch were biting. Occasionally I got to go with him and my Grandaddy (RC) fishing. That was a trip!!! Grandaddy didn't want you to make a sound or move. Uncle Warren would be whistling and patting his foot. I knew this irritated Grandaddy and looked back at Uncle Warren...he just smiled and winked. Grandaddy wouldn't take anything to eat, just his pipe and a thermos of ice water. But Uncle Warren brought the whole store!!! We had Pop Cola's, sardines, Jack and Jill cookies, vienna's...it was great!!!
I remember Aunt Thelma as being very quiet, but with a good sense of humor. I remember when she was in the hospital...her legs hurt so bad, you weren't supposed to rub them...but Mary Etta and I did because she asked.
Uncle Warren And Aunt Thelma were truly the salt of the earth.
- ClaudiaDecember 08, 2011
Kelly wrote: Grandaddy didn't want you to make a sound or move. Uncle Warren would be whistling and patting his foot. I knew this irritated Grandaddy and looked back at Uncle Warren...he just smiled and winked."ReplyDelete
Wow, Kelly! What great memories. How funny. I could actually see the scene in my heart as I was reading it. Would love to read your report. Do you still have it?
Grandpa (JP Weadon) loved to go fishing with Uncle Warren and Uncle RC.
- Linda MitchellDecember 16, 2011
Great memories Kelly,ReplyDelete
I have so many memories, they were such a large part of my life. The best...waking up to Granddaddy whistling a sacred heart song (that was from across the road..he had a whistler lol)and rocking on the front porch with Granny, waiting for ya'll to com home from fishing. Then there is squirrel hunting, fish gravy, driving Granny to shop, Sunday sings, like I said...so many memories


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Farewell VictoriaPosted: May 2, 2014 Filed under: Uncategorized Leave a comment
I'm probably the only person in the world who hopes to get very few blog hits, because I honestly can't find my legs with blogging and I don't understand how I could ever be legitimately okay with the self-promotion required of ambitious bloggers. Nevertheless, I like the idea of blogging in practice, so about every eight months or so, I feel compelled to write something, and I remember this blog isn't deleted, so, that happens.
With a great deal of excitement and a healthy dose of mind-boggling stress, my husband and I are packing up our belongings and family (my two cats Puddy and Leonard Cohen), and we are moving to the Annapolis valley in Nova Scotia. Soon I'll have a couple weeks of frantic moving but a break in between jobs, and I anticipate that I'll be writing a fair amount.
One thing I hope to go on about is my final thoughts on this island, Vancouver Island. Other than the beaches, my favourite thing is The Blue Nile African restaurant. So we'll talk about that soon, because the Bursen Tumtumo there warms my soul and fills me to the brim with grounding, energizing, and just totally delicious levels of ecstasy. Also, it's the best restaurant in Victoria.
No Frills Vancouver Island Reviews (from a vegan)Posted: September 13, 2013 Filed under: Uncategorized Leave a comment
Hi! So Yelp is kind of boring and hard to find the reviews you are really looking for (more, that veggie burger had woodsy melt-in-your-mouth white wine sauteed chanterelles, and less, OMG the napkins are cute and the waitstaff are attractive), urbanspoon is kind of the same, but I always have heaps of advice for people looking for vegan food in Victoria and its vicinity. Eating out is one of my favourite things, but since I can only afford it as a luxury, I take my restaurant choice very, very seriously.
So I'm going to finally use this space to slug through my best, worst, and mediocre finds and everything in between. Keep in mind this is written by a vegan, however I do have an enthusiasm for non-veg restaurants that happily provide vegan options because I don't always want to force my friends and family to eat tempeh and raw salads if that's not their jam. However! You shall see that the vegan options at these omnivorous places are very appealing even to the most carnivorous and I implore you to try say, the tofu wings at Tartan Toque, or the tomato, avocado, and crispy dulse sandwich at Mo:Le.
And vegans, I got your back: I have no problem politely asking a reputable omni restaurant to create something vegan off the menu. I've had some of my best meals that way!
So listen up and I'll take you on a food review tour through Victoria, Vancouver Island, Vancouver, and maybe the Gulf Islands as well.
Woke up at 4—decided to make a blog.Posted: March 13, 2012 Filed under: Uncategorized 2 Comments
I love reading blogs. I spoke at a vegan blogging conference. I should probably be blogging. Vegans on the Move is currently dormant (but we hope to get it running once again when it crawls out of hibernation/Panda and I get our lives in order), and I was laying awake in bed this morning with a cat on my chest purring when I realized "hey! Why don't I just blog about the stuff I spend all the time on the internet talking/reading about?". Which amounts to 1) eating vegan food out, 2) eating vegan food in, and 3) cats.
The things that scare me about blogging. 1) It occasionally seems like a vanity thing, 2) I have high standards for my not-always-there ability to write without grammatical error, and that realization shames me, 3) people have really high standards for photography and I just have an iPhone.
Anyway, those are all pretty trivial concerns, and it's not like this is my job, unlike some crazy-crazy or crazy-fortunate bloggers, so let's see how it goes.
In the past few years I've lived on Salt Spring Island, Vancouver, and Sooke in BC, as well as San Francisco, Calif. In just over a month I am moving back to a city I love dearly—Victoria. There are not a lot of vegan bloggers in Victoria (obviously there is Sarah Kramer, but she's a pretty big deal and I am not), so I think I'll end up writing mostly about Victoria's splendid offerings for vegans. I'll include Vancouver too, since all I do there is eat. I ate through two years in grad school. Stress-buster!
First post, but certainly not the first time I've Dined and Vined!Posted: July 25, 2011 Filed under: Uncategorized 3 Comments
I really love everything Tamasin (her site and book, American Vegan Kitchen, are both fantastic!), including her blog challenges such as the longstanding Food Network Friday and newer Vine and Dine. I've always wanted to participate but I've never had a personal blog for any length of time. However, since I co-author Vegans on the Move and have a WordPress account, I figured I might as well just write it up in a blog no one will ever read. Who knows? Perhaps I will go back to this blog in the future. I hope I will.
To be honest, when I read the recipes from the first Horizons cookbook, after committing to Tami that I would participate, (I have the second book but not the one where the recipes came from), my heart sunk a bit. Horseradish-crusted tofu sounded awesome, sign me up, but my partner and I are not huge cooked bell pepper fans so the roasted red pepper accompanying sauce scared us a wee bit. For the optional accompanying dish, spinach with pine nuts from the same dish was recommended. After spending nearly $6 on 1/4 cup of pine nuts (NEVER AGAIN! Pine nuts are delicious, but that is highway robbery), I decided to swap out the spinach for the Swiss chard we'd received in our CSA.
I made a number of tweaks:
For the tofu and red pepper sauce:
1) I used one block of smoked tofu and one of local fresh dill-garlic tofu (un-marinated, but it is tasty as is and very fresh). Both were from our fabulous local tofu supplier Soya Nova Tofu.
2) I forgot to buy an onion so I left that out completely
3) I added extra (raw) garlic and three leaves of basil to the red pepper sauce to make it into something more palatable for bell pepper haters such as ourselves.
We both liked the tofu, but the sauce left something to be desired. The recipe doesn't call for any heating of the red pepper sauce, but I would definitely recommend warming it (we did). I guess I should point out that it is not hot here, at all, so for those of you in the 99% of North America dealing with the heat, maybe you should keep it cold. We are horseradish fanatics and liked the crust on the tofu, but honestly, I'm not a huge fan of commercially prepared smoked tofu, and I think I would have preferred it if we'd used two blocks of the garlic-dill tofu, even un-marinated. The horseradish crust is quite pronounced in flavour, but there are not directions to crust both sides, which I found a little weird but stuck with. The red pepper sauce was probably delicious if you like roasted bell peppers. Unfortunately, we were not over the moon. But, we did both lick our plates (credit to the extra garlic, and the fact that I haven't cooked much in weeks because I've been getting over an injury).
For the "spinach" and pine nuts
1) I subbed chard for the spinach
2) I didn't use any stock. Swiss chard (and spinach) have a high water content and I didn't really understand why the recipe would call for extra stock.
3) Again, extra garlic. And I added red pepper flakes.
I loved the chard-subbed spinach dish, but I will likely not make it any time soon as is, until I win the lottery or purchase a pine nut farm (in the cards!). We added the optional lemon juice. I love lemon juice with my greens. I was thoroughly pleased with this side. It is simple as hell, but classic nonetheless. Our farmer's market chard was particularly fresh/beautiful, so that was nice.
When I first talked to my boyfriend about the wine pairing we both agreed that a white would probably be best, but since (at night) we are red wine fanatics, I went with a local red wine blend, called Fetish by Garry Oaks. We live on a small island on the west coast of Canada with a whooping three vineyards, but Garry Oaks and Mistaken Identity (the latter certified organic, the former word-of-mouth organic) are our favourites. The pairing was delectable.
We both felt that roasting the peppers and lugging out the food processor were worthy of our nice, slightly expensive local wine. The Fetish is a is a "blend of Merlot (60%) and Cabernet Franc (40%)". It is the vineyard's only non-estate wine, as the grapes are grown in a hotter region called the South Okanagan of British Columbia's interior. It is reputedly a Bordeaux-style wine, but we find it a little bit more intense than French bordeaux. It's still, by our estimates, a lighter red, and it complemented the horseradish beautifully. I do think if I made this dish in the future I might use a very dry white instead of a red, simply because the red pepper sauce was so sweet and fresh, but I think the "Bordeaux" cut the spice of the horseradish nicely.
All in all, participating in my first Vine and Dine was a blast!
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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 72 diseños de 21 diseñadores freelance.
LMS Greenhouse & Nursery, Lawn Maintenance Services Co., Inc
In 1970 Lawn Maintenance Service was launched (two push mowers, used and a pickup truck, also used). The company incorporated in 1974. The company name leaves no question as to its purpose...
In 1981 we purchased a greenhouse located on 15 acres in Hampton Twp., (close to Pittsburgh PA). The company has developed into four divisions with b/w 40-60 employees. Most of our customers refer to us as LMS or LMS Greenhouse & Nursery. We are a full service landscape design, install and maintenance operation we grow our own crops (annuals, perennials, trees, shrubs) out of our greenhouses and nursery. We also resell plant material to the general public; plants we purchase for resale are from well established farms located throughout the country. OUr garden center has a retail store selling a full line garden goods and garden related items. The center has a 'country' feel to it, it is a real growing operation, meaning our retail customers shop and purchase items right off the benches the plants were grown on, not like the big box stores gardening area.
Our customers range in age from mid twenties to seventy something. They are middle income to extremely wealthy. Due to the close proximity to the city (Pittsburgh) people like the country/rustic feel of our nursery operation.
Country Rustic
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Visually express that we are rooted in our community, we continue to grow as a company and a occupation.
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that track was srs responce to some ponces who maintained they couldn't use freeware to make 'quality' (snicker) music.ClavAnother wrote:MetroSonus wrote:oh i thought you were linking to something for the lulz. why didn't you say it was your own? I thought you were posting it for a joke since we got to lulzing around in here.
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Yeah I'm mixing to the Alesis Masterlink, but I'm bypassing its converters and using a Lucid AD24/96 instead. That made a big difference in the sound, I think the Alesis converters were muddying up the sound.
Right now I'm ready to continue mixing but BOTH my Digitech TSR-24s are in the shop. I have Roland and Yamaha reverbs but for drums, nothing comes close to the TSR-24 Gigaverb on a plate type setting, for drums. At least considering what I got, it's what works, so I'm having to wait. The guy's gonna have a look at my D-550 while he's at it so I might finally have that in my rig as well
If you're not afraid of tape costs, you can sometimes find good deals on 1" 16-track units. Like this one that's currently in our Atlanta Craigslist: http://atlanta.craigslist.org/atl/msg/1768664329.html
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Talks ongoing, but no deal with Garza, Brewers yet
MILWAUKEE -- He was close on Thursday, but Matt Garza was not a Brewer just yet.
On Thursday evening the team took the rare step of releasing a statement to respond to reports, including from Ken Rosenthal of MLB Network and FOXSports.com, that the sides were in agreement on a four-year, $52 million contract, pending a physical. Rosenthal later reported that Garza had indeed undergone his physical.
MILWAUKEE -- He was close on Thursday, but Matt Garza was not a Brewer just yet.
On Thursday evening the team took the rare step of releasing a statement to respond to reports, including from Ken Rosenthal of MLB Network and FOXSports.com, that the sides were in agreement on a four-year, $52 million contract, pending a physical. Rosenthal later reported that Garza had indeed undergone his physical.
But instead of officially announcing what would be the richest free-agent contract in Brewers history, the team issued a statement at 6:11 p.m. CT that read: "Despite media reports, negotiations between the Brewers and Matt Garza are ongoing, but there is no deal yet."
The nature of the holdup is unclear. Assistant general manager Gord Ash declined to comment, as did a representative of Garza.
One source said that the sides simply need more time to hash out the final terms of the agreement. So for at least one more day, the Brewers are the only team in baseball that has not signed a single Major League free agent.
If the contract is eventually finalized, Garza would bolster a rotation that was among the best in baseball during the second half of 2013. Garza, 30, began the last three seasons with the Cubs before a July trade to the Rangers and has a 3.84 ERA over parts of eight years in the Majors.
He would join a rotation previously expected to include Kyle Lohse, Yovani Gallardo, Wily Peralta, Marco Estrada and Tyler Thornburg, but Gallardo is entering the final guaranteed season of his contract and could become trade bait with Garza in the fold. Thornburg is still relatively unproven and could wind up in a relief role.
That depth could come in handy, because Garza has dealt with some health concerns. He spent time on the disabled list in each of the past three seasons, including six weeks in 2013 with a strained rib cage. In 2011 and 2012, he missed starts with elbow issues.
Garza would be only the sixth pitcher in Brewers history to sign a contract of at least four years. The others are Jim Slaton (five years, $1.235 million in November 1978), Teddy Higuera (four years, $14 million in December 1990), Ben Sheets (four years, $38.5 million in April 2005), Jeff Suppan (four years, $42 million in December 2006) and Gallardo (five years, $30.1 million in April 2010).
Garza's agent is CAA Sports' Nez Balelo, who also represents Ryan Braun.
Garza was a first-round pick (by the Twins) in the 2005 First-Year Player Draft and was promoted to the big leagues the following season, after Minnesota traded Lohse to the Reds. Garza was traded in December 2007 to the Rays, with whom he enjoyed his greatest successes, going 34-31 with a 3.84 ERA in the tough American League East and logging his only two seasons of at least 200 innings. In 2008 he was the AL Championship Series MVP, and in 2010 he threw a no-hitter against the Tigers.
But in January 2011, with free agency looming, he was traded to the Cubs. In parts of three seasons in the National League, he went 21-18 with a 3.45 ERA and a strikeout-to-walk ratio of better than three-to-one. In eight career starts against the Brewers, he is 4-1 with a 3.06 ERA. In four starts (23 2/3 innings) at Miller Park, he is 1-1 with a 3.42 ERA and 27 strikeouts.
News of the tentative agreement on Thursday morning struck Brewers fans by surprise -- and players, too.
"I'm just like anyone else. It's pretty surprising," said Lohse. "This seemingly came out of the blue, but in a good way."
Lohse and catcher Jonathan Lucroy both talked last week with manager Ron Roenicke, who was making final preparations for Spring Training. Roenicke did not mention to either player the possibility of signing a free agent of Garza's caliber.
"Those kind of moves really excite you," Lucroy said. "It caught me off guard. I thought we were done after getting [Mark Reynolds and Lyle Overbay, who signed Minor League deals with Milwaukee in the past week]. I think it shows the desire of ownership to win. I'm looking very much forward to seeing what [Garza] can do."
If the sides can finalize Garza's contract before Sunday, the team could introduce him to fans at Brewers On Deck, the annual fanfest. This year's event is free; the Brewers released an autograph and event schedule on Thursday.
Adam McCalvy is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Brew Beat, and follow him on Twitter at @AdamMcCalvy.


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The Lincoln Town Car is perhaps Lincoln's best-known full-size luxury sedan. Produced between 1981 and 2011, the Town Car was succeeded by the Lincoln MKT sedan in 2012.
The Town Car was originally introduced in 1969 as a trim level for the iconic Lincoln Continental. Since being produced under its own nameplate, the spacious and smooth-riding Town Car became a popular choice for taxi and limousine businesses. Combined, its front and rear bench seats can hold up to six people, while its trunk is one of the most spacious available in a sedan.
The Lincoln Town Car is best known as a well-equipped luxury car ideally suited for limousine drivers or those seeking a comfortable ride.
The base 2011 Town Car measures nearly 18 feet long; the extended Signature L adds 6 inches. The full-size sedan offers some of the most generous legroom in its class, with front-seat passengers receiving 41.7 inches and rear-seat passengers receiving 39.6 inches. Upgrading to the extended-wheelbase Signature L trim level increases rear-seat legroom to 45.4 inches. A roomy trunk provides 21 cubic feet of storage space.
While the weighty Town Car was criticized for a slow acceleration, its V-8 engine offers ample power. A front independent suspension and solid-axle rear suspension combine to contribute to a legendarily smooth ride.
The rear-drive Town Car is powered by a V-8 engine and paired to a four-speed automatic transmission. Produced for 2011, the final Town Car model was offered in standard-wheelbase and extended-wheelbase trim levels. Standard features include a power-operated trunk, heated seats, dual-zone automatic climate control, and a premium sound system.
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In 1990, the Lincoln Town Car was given a face-lift with flush-mounted windows and more modern lighting. In 1991, Lincoln upgraded the Town Car's engine with a more powerful 4.6-liter V-8 producing 190 horsepower.
The Lincoln Town Car returned for a third generation in 1998 with a stiffened suspension, a slighter smaller body, and a more powerful 205-horsepower, V-8 engine. The 1998 Lincoln Town Car is available in three trim levels: the Executive, Signature, and Cartier. In 2001, engine output was increased to 220 horsepower for the first two trim levels and 235 horsepower for the Cartier model. In 2002, Lincoln extended the wheelbase of its Signature and Cartier editions.
The 2003 Lincoln Town Car introduced improvements, such as a strengthened frame, higher-quality interior details, and a more formal appearance. In 2004, Lincoln eliminated the Town Car's midlevel trim and renamed the existing trims from Executive to Signature and from Cartier to Ultimate. By 2008, trim levels were reduced to a base Signature Limited and long-wheelbase Signature L.
In 2006, Lincoln added a Designer Series edition to the Town Car lineup. Designer Series models featured chrome-tipped exhaust pipes, Provence leather upholstery, two-tone door panels, and adjustable rear-seat headrests. A power trunk feature was added in 2007.
Lincoln significantly pared down its Town Car offerings in 2008, eliminating two trim levels, several paint colors, and some other options. By 2008, the Town Car's two trims were powered by a 4.6-liter V-8 producing 239 horsepower and 287 lb-ft of torque. Lincoln sought to improve options in 2010, adding a Continental Edition package that featured distinctive badges and interior stitching, 17-inch chrome wheels, and chrome B-pillars.
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Like its Crown Victoria and Grand Marquis platform-mates, the Town Car hasn't received a major update in years and that trend continues into the big luxury sedan's final year on the market.
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Although the 2009 Lincoln Town Car has the same tired aesthetics as Town Cars from past decades, it offers a comfortable, spacious interior.
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The 2007 Lincoln Town Car has a big V-8, a body-on-frame chassis, and a rear-wheel-drive layout, ensuring low maintenance cost.
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The 2005 Lincoln Town Car is a luxury four-door sedan that is offered in four trim levels, which include the Signature, Signature L, and the Executive Livery Fleet.
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The Lincoln Town Car is practically in a class by itself when it comes to expansive American-made rear-drive luxury cars.
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The 2000 Lincoln Town Car is just like its forefathers: a large, comfortable, boat-like vehicle known for its smooth and plush ride.
1999 Lincoln Town Car
The 1999 Lincoln Town Car picks up the slack of other American manufacturers by providing an all-American luxury sedan in 1999.
1998 Lincoln Town Car
Lincoln has always been there to set standards for luxury sedans, and the 1998 Lincoln Town car proves this with a complete redesign that streamlines the controls inside and makes the look outside even sleeker, more desirable, and more luxurious.
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The 1997 Lincoln Town Car remains one of the few models that retains the old average American sedan style, with a large body, rear drive, and seating for six.
1996 Lincoln Town Car
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I don't see anything wrong with the proposed youth protection ordinance. In essence, the ordinance calls for a curfew and does not allow minors (people under 17 years old who have not been emancipated) to hang out between the hours of 10 p.m. and 6 a.m.
The ordinance is partially the result of citizen complaints about kids roaming the streets at night, fighting and loitering around businesses. Police chief Ferman Richardson said the ordinance is also intended to protect minors from victimization and criminal activity as well as promote parental control and responsibility.
I discovered the wonderful month of June when I was 7 years old. We finished cutting out George and Abe's heads in Miss Carolyn Blades' first grade class in the middle of February. That was OK. But March must not have been a good month for presidents. We just did arithmetic and reading, and every Friday we lined up for those gosh-awful spelling contests. May was no better and it began to get insufferably hot in that small class room.
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I was thinking the other day about how different my life would have been had my mom not married my stepfather.
What is a stepfather anyway? It's just a new dad...not a replacement for the old one. Maybe, more like a supplement or an enhancement to the previous situation.
But in my case, my mother, my brother and myself were just getting by. Being a single mom is not an easy task, and it's even harder when your "ex" is no help whatsoever. I can't imagine what my mom dealt with on a daily basis.
My sister and I took one of our friends out to lunch Saturday. He doesn't have family here and during a recent conversation we thought it would be a nice idea. He selected the restaurant and we set out for a nice afternoon. First thing I noticed was that there weren't a lot of people out beating the rush, as they do for Mother's Day.
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The corn on the cob would stick to my teeth. The barbecue was accompanied with mild, hot, or sweet sauce. The potato salad was more than adequate if they went light on the mustard and the egg halves. The hot dogs were always a might over done. And the ketchup bottles were so sticky after the first five people went through that I wouldn't pick one up for nothing! The drinks were iced down in No. 3 washtubs. And the dessert table took up a whole corner of the town square.
In the distant past, the Fourth of July was a holiday of much fun and patriotic feelings. But the feeling of today's Fourth is vastly different from that of yesteryear.
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The term "e-learning" is used to describe a variety of activities. It most commonly refers to online distance learning, but also applies to other educational contexts—such as employee training or online certification classes—in which software and computers are used more than pen and paper.
E-learning software is used to create digital educational materials. It's used in traditional educational settings, such as schools and universities, as well as workplace settings, to create both external and internal educational resources. In this guide, we'll cover:
What Is E-Learning Software?
Common Features of E-Learning Software
How Much Does E-Learning Software Cost?
What Type of Buyer Are You?
E-Learning Software Market Trends
E-learning software is sometimes called e-learning authoring software. That's because the primary purpose of e-learning tools is to author, or create, educational assets.With this type of software, trainers and educators can:
There are other, related types of software that manage different aspects of e-learning. For example, broader learning management systems (LMSs) automate the administration, testing, tracking and reporting of learner progress through online courses. E-learning software has a narrower scope: It provides the tools needed to create those online courses in the first place.
Screenshot showing student progress in e-learning course designed with Cornerstone software
E-learning platforms are used to create a wide variety of educational and training materials for use in many industries, both in the public and private sectors. Given this, the e-learning software landscape includes a large selection of applications.
As a software buyer, choosing among this large selection of e-learning vendors can be a challenge. To help you understand the choices available, here is a list of applications included in many e-learning tools:
|Provide pre-configured models for different types of e-learning materials, such as lessons or quizzes. This makes it easier for users to create materials, since they don't need to be designed from scratch.
|Multimedia tools
|Allow users to upload and integrate multimedia files (i.e., videos and images) into e-learning resources, as well as do basic editing on these files.
|SCORM is a set of technical standards that e-learning solutions must follow. Products with SCORM support help users create materials that can be combined and integrated with any other SCORM-compliant materials.
|Testing tools
|Allow users to add quizzes, tests and exams to e-learning courses, which can be used to track or determine student progress.
|Customization tools
|Help users create e-learning resources that match the look and feel of their company's digital assets (such as its website).
|Storyline editing
|E-learning courses often progress much like stories, with a linear beginning and end. Storyline editing functions let authors mix, match and rearrange e-learning components.
|Interaction tools
|Let authors add elements that students will interact with during a lesson or course. Interactions can include free-form text entry, picture selection or simple mouse clicks.
Interaction tool included in e-Logic's eSSential LMS software suite
There isn't one set payment model when it comes to e-learning software; a fact that often surprises first-time buyers. As a result, your cost can vary widely depending on what system you go with and how much functionality it has.
With many standalone authoring tools, for example, you'll either pay one large upfront fee to use the software in perpetuity or pay a smaller subscription fee on a monthly or annual basis. Some products offer both of these options for added flexibility (Adobe Captivate is either $1,099 upfront or $360 a year).
If an authoring tool is part of a more comprehensive LMS however, you'll often pay a subscription fee based on how many people in your organization are using the system. To compare the costs of different systems over time, try out our Software Advice Total Cost of Ownership Calculator.
Depending on what type of buyer you are, different types of systems may be better for your needs.
Corporate Buyer: From training new employees to helping old employees learn new policies and processes, e-learning software is used very often in the business world. Corporate buyers typically look for e-learning platforms and authoring tools that can integrate with the software used by their human resources (HR) department. Alternatively, there are HR platforms that offer e-learning applications either out of the box or as add-on applications.
SuccessFactors by SAP, an HR software suite that includes LMS and e-learning applications
Educational Institution Buyer: Schools, colleges and universities are increasingly offering e-learning courses to their traditional, remote and continuing-education students. There are e-learning software platforms that address the needs of each of these use cases, including applications for creating age-appropriate materials and review lessons as well as for automating student progression across lessons.
Public Sector Buyer: Government agencies use e-learning software to create courses to train and assist both employees and members of the public. Some government agencies have mandatory training requirements; many e-learning tools learning management systems include functionality—such as security and privacy protection measures—to ensure the training is presented and completed according to regulations.
For more assistance with your search, please contact our software advisors. They can explain the options available to you, help you create a short list of products to learn more about and ensure your search for e-learning software gets started on the right foot.
The e-learning software market is constantly changing and evolving. Here are some market trends to look out for as you research different systems:
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To become a writer, to be a writer, is deceptively simple: All you have to do is write. As soon as you begin writing, you are a writer. Plain and simple.
Whenever I facilitate writing retreats and workshops, we always start with a short free-writing period. The purpose of this exercise is to wade into the stream of writing, to get ourselves wet. By doing so, we establish right from the beginning that every participant is indeed a writer. Then I encourage everyone to let go of, or at least suspend, any nagging internal debates like: "Am I or am I not really a writer? . . . Do I have what it takes to be a writer? . . . Am I fooling myself in wanting to write? . . ." etc. Such conjectures are not helpful or conducive for establishing a writing practice. So for now, as best you can allow yourself, just drop them.
Writing is a process and one enters the process as soon as one engages in the act of writing. This commonsense notion is so obvious that we often overlook it, but sometimes it's refreshing to remind ourselves how easy it is to just begin writing.
Gail Sher, a writer and longtime Buddhist practitioner, outlines four axioms in her book One Continuous Mistake, Four Noble Truths for Writers that are somewhat analogous to the Four Noble Truths of Buddhism. These are:
1. Writers write.
2. Writing is a process.
3. You don't know what your writing will be until the end of the process.
4. If writing is your practice, the only way to fail is not to write.
I love these "truths" for their simplicity and directness and their implicit encouragement to enter the stream of writing. So wade on in. And if you occasionally find yourself cast up on some shore, high and dry, just recognize that you're simply a writer who hasn't been writing. The stream of writing is always there, ready and waiting for your return.


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Sliced Footwear Arranged in Uncanny Configurations by Sakir Gokcebag
Turkish-born visual artist Şakir Gökçebağ (previously) deconstructs everyday objects, often eradicating their original functionality in order to form humorous installations. His works are created from items one might find around the house such as hula hoops, brooms, toilet paper rolls, and pairs of worn shoes. The later series of altered footwear spans more than 15 years, and has been installed in surreal arrangements both inside and out of the gallery.
For these pieces Gökçebağ chops the front toe off of neutral-toned work boots and other sturdy footwear. He then arranges the pieces in circles, rows, and parallel lines that split elevated platforms. The installations appear digitally composed, and playing a trick on the viewer as they attempt to decode the visual manipulation. Gökçebağ has lived and worked in Hamburg, Germany since 2001. You can see more of his oddly arranged objects, like this belt that has been sliced and folded to appear like a ribbon, on his Instagram.
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Indoor Installation of 10,000 Plants Considers Relationship Between Endangered Australian Grasslands and Architecture
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For Australia's Venice Architecture Biennale pavilion, curators Mauro Baracco and Louise Wright, of Baracco+Wright Architects worked with artist Linda Tegg to create Grasslands Repair, a 10,000-plant recreation of the grasslands of southeast Victoria. The living indoor installation spans much of the pavilion and extends to its outdoor space, with walkways that allow viewers to move among the 65 species of Western Plains Grasslands plants.
The theme for the 2018 biennale (which opened in May) is "Repair," which was described in a press release as a way of considering how architecture can "play a role in repairing the places it is part of." Only one percent of the grasslands of mid-18th century Victoria still exists— largely the result of urbanization and industrial land use — so for Baracco, Wright, and Tegg, Grasslands Repair shows the real cost of human land occupation. "The area of plants exhibited is similar to that taken up by the pavilion," the curators said. "It is also a smaller area than that of an average Australian family house. Such an area takes around an hour to bulldoze."
Supporting the living garden from above is an installation called Skylight, which uses LEDs as an artificial light source since the walls and ceiling of the structure block the sun. Throughout the biennale, films that explore the theme of Repair are screened on the walls of the Grasslands Repair installation, including Ground, which was created by Baracco+Wright and Tegg in collaboration with David Fox. Without the history of the region for context, the installation is just another indoor garden perfectly suited for selfies, but with the knowledge of what human interaction has done to indigenous species, it becomes a call to action to try and undo the damage we have done.
The 2018 Venice Architecture Biennale continues through November 25, 2018. (via Dezeen)
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The Haze: A New Immersive Experience by teamLab Places Visitors at the Center of a Swirling Vortex
The Haze is a new immersive digital art installation from Japanese collective teamLab (previously) which situates guests at the center of a light-based vortex. The work uses light, fog, and sound to wrap guests in a mesmerizing cacophony of swirling spotlights which are reflected by a mirrored floor. A similar experience is created in the work Light Vortex IIMulti synthetic Dune Heels Toe Closed Women's Brynn Multicolour patent w88qY74fx, which uses the same elements to choreograph an entirely different light show.
TeamLab recently opened Borderless, a 100,000 square feet museum dedicated to their digital installations in Tokyo. You can view more videos documenting the group's projection-based works on their website and Vimeo.
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New Miniature Warning Signs and Other Humorous and Unexpected Interventions by Michael Pederson
Michael Pederson, a.k.a. Miguel Marquez Outside (previously), installs miniature signs, work sites, and queues in unassuming locations, transforming ordinary plants and objects into moments of intrigue for unsuspecting passersby. In one recent work he tracks the lifespan of a solitary weed poking through a sidewalk crack. A tiny wooden ladder leans against a sign that marks the number of days the plant has been growing. In another work he installed two small stanchions in front of a hole in a stone wall. A small sign reads "Please wait here until called," presenting the illusion that a mouse-sized club or popular eatery exists on the other side. You can see more of Pederson's small-scale interventions and humorous additions to commonplace landscapes on Instagram and tumblr.
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Over Fifteen Thousand Paper Kites Create a Two-Toned Cloud Inside New York's St. Cornelius Chapel
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A mass of circular black paper and bamboo kites merges with a collection of identically designed white ones inside Governors Island's St. Cornelius Chapel in an installation titled The Eclipse. Created by artist Jacob Hashimoto (previously), the paper orbs hang from the ceiling by pieces of string to comprise a layered formation that appears like roving waves or clouds. This is the second iteration of the labor-intensive installation, which premiered at the Palazzo Flangini during the 57th Venice Biennale.
An additional large-scale work by Hashimoto titled Never Comes Tomorrow, which consists of hundred of wood cubes and colorful steel funnels, is installed outside of the chapel in Liggett Hall Archway. The dual installations can be visited on Governors Island seven days a week through October 31, 2018. You can find specific hours for the installation on the Governors Island website, and see more of Hashimoto's works on his website. (via Fubiz)
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Mirrored Installations by Sarah Meyohas Create Infinite Tunnels Strewn With Dangling Flowers
In artist Sarah Meyohas's series Speculations, infinite tunnels are created with facing mirrors set against pastel backdrops. Smoke, flowers, and finger tips border the reflective surfaces, creating dream-like environments that pull the viewer deep into the image's frame. Meyohas is interested in the creating a seductive quality in each of the photos. "Whether it's the colors or the flowers drawing you in, I want viewers to feel like they're being drawing into the void, like standing upon a precipice," the New York City-based artist tells Sleek Magazine. You can see more of her mirrored works on Instagram. (via Contemporary Art Blog)
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Rugged Multi-Color Paintings by Dylan Gebbia-Richards Mirror the Textures of Molten Rock
Breathtakingly colorful textures pop out when viewers first witness Dylan Gebbia-Richards's large-scale paintings which appear to escape from their canvas. His rugged works mirror the structure of natural forms such as molten rock or coral. "I see my works as their own landscapes," Gebbia-Richards tells Colossal. "I allow chance, the driving force behind all natural phenomena, to sculpt the structures of my paintings."
Gebbia-Richards gains his inspiration from the vastness of the natural world and his artworks explore aesthetics that merge between the microscopic and macroscopic. "I find the enormity of the natural world awe-inspiring," he esplains. "Landscapes which are immense seem intimate simultaneously; counter-intuitively these large spaces create the feeling of an embrace."
While Gebbia-Richards' paintings vary in size, all are built to engulf the viewer. "Sometimes this is very literal like in my room-sized installations which encompass those inside," he says. "But even with my smaller pieces, I'm looking for the work to expand outwards, attempting to generate the feeling of a place which is much larger." Like observing a mountain range, the scale of his paintings inspire and delight, while his use of a bold color palette adds a hint of magic to each creation.
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His paintings emerge by separating the dripping marks from their splatter. It is these random interactions between the various pigments, drip gestures, and the splatter which creates Gebbia-Richards's layered textures that are signature to his practice. You can see one of the Colorado artist's paintings at Looking For U at Unit London which runs until August 26, 2018. To view more of his work visit his website and Instagram.
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Production of the Mustang started in Dearborn, Michigan on March 9, 1964 and the car was introduced to the general public on April 17, 1964 at the New York World's Fair. It is Ford's third earliest nameplate currently in production. Original sales projections predicted less than 100,000 devices for the first year. This mark was exceeded in three months from rollout. Another 318,000 would be sold during the design year (a record), and in its first eighteen months, more than one million Mustangs were constructed.
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All of these were VIN-identified as 1965 models, but a number of changes were made at the traditional opening of the new design year (beginning August 1964), consisting of the addition of back-up lights on some models, the introduction of alternators to replace generators, and an upgrade of the V8 engine from 260 cu into 289 cu in. In the case of a minimum of some six-cylinder Mustangs fitted with the 101 hp 170 cu in Falcon engine, the rush into production consisted of some unusual quirks, such as a horn ring bearing the 'Ford Falcon' logo design beneath a trim ring emblazoned with 'Ford Mustang.' These attributes made enough distinction to call for classification of the 121,538 earlier ones as "1964 1/2" model-year Mustangs, a difference that has withstood with perfectionists. Mustangs For Sale in South Londonderry VT are easy to find now with online shopping.
The 1973 OPEC oil embargo brought with it more strict contamination laws and the desire for fuel-efficiency. This was also the very first time in automotive history that the Big 3 were needing to take on imports. The brand-new Mustang II was smaller sized than the very first variation but, due to the additional equipment needed to satisfy brand-new US emission and safety policies, was heavier than the very first model. Efficiency was reduced and in the first year only 385,993 cars were offered.
Second generation Mustangs for sale in South Londonderry VT were offered between 1974 and 1978 and readily available in a coupe and hatchback variation. 1979 the Mustang was redesigned a 3rd time. This time it was based upon the bigger Fox platform and the interior was really large enough for 4 people. The trunk was larger therefore was the engine bay. The body styles available consisted of a coupe, hatchback and in 1983 a convertible. In 1979 the Third generation Mustang acted as an Indianapolis 500 speed vehicle and Ford developed 10,478 commemorative reproductions. The 3rd generation Mustangs were produced from 1979 to 1982.