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Morning in Kiryat Arba, night in the worldMore must be done.
Girl Converted by Mumbai Martyrs is World Muay Thai ChampSarah Avraham, a Kiryat Arba high school student is the world's new young women's Muay Thai champion.
Nationalist MK Dresses as Leftist in Hevron ParadeMK Orit Struk disguised herself as MK Michal Rozin (Meretz) and carried a sign saying: 'Out of the territories!'
Photo Essay: Shabbat Chayei Sarah in HevronThe tension could almost be ignored amidst the festive picnic atmosphere as thousands camped out in front of the Cave of Machpelach.
Canadian Extremist Deported After Biting PolicewomanSara Ali, 26, was deported Friday to Canada after she was involved in attacking a policewoman in Hevron
300 Runners in Hevron RaceAthletes from all over Israel took part in the race, which passed through Hevron's sacred and historic sites.
Quick Thinking Paramedics Deliver Baby on Side of the RoadSnow forced paramedics from the MDA Kiryat Arba branch to act heroically and swiftly during the roadside delivery of a healthy newborn.
New Road Leads to Cave of PatriarchsWider and improved Road 3507 will be the new entrance to Kiryat Arba.
Video: Meet the Chabadnik Magician from HevronRabbi Victor Attia, who heads the Chabad House in Kiryat Arba-Hevron, uses tricks to entertain people and teach about Judaism.
Hevron 'Peace House' to Revert to Jewish OwnersCourt rules that the state must return the property to owners. This does not mean residents evicted in 2008 can return.
Arabs Attempt Murder of Bather in HevronTerrorist throws large rock at a Jew, 60, in Abraham's Spring in Hevron, knocks him unconscious.
Civilians Begin Patrolling Roads of JudeaFed up with rock terror, Kiryat Arba residents are carrying out patrols in coordination with the IDF.
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Lanoue's Market of Orleans is changing hands following the acquisition of the building by Josh and Amanda Olney. The convenience store and upstairs living quarters has been owned by Jim Greenwood and his wife. For many years the store operated as the Greenwood Market.
Josh is the General Manager and golf pro at the Orleans Country Club. He has worked at the country club for the past five years but recognized the seasonal nature of the work. (Read full story in the Express Wednesday)


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CSKA Sofia Stadium
Design: Design Initiatives
Date built: 2011
CSKA Sofia Stadium building design – new visor roof over the existing seats
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This is a remodeling project of the club stadium of the Bulgarian football club CSKA Sofia to meet Category four of UEFA stadium standards.
It mainly includes a new addition of a visor roof over the existing 22,000 seats. The visor roof can be executed in metal sheathing or lightweight translucent tensioned membranes.
The original structure was built in 1923 over dirt banks in the middle of Knyaz Boris' Garden – the central park in Sofia, the capital city of Bulgaria. The last substantial remodel was completed in 1967.
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CSKA Sofia Stadium – Building Information
Type: sports
Location: Sofia, Bulgaria
Date: Summer 2011
Status: proposal
Client: CSKA
Area: 22,000 seats
Credits: Vlado Valkof – project architect
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I'm not talking about "what does it mean" as if we cracked open a Baby Names book. I'm talking about…what does your name mean to you, and to others.
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When I was a Marketing Manager at Wrigley's, we were looking to grow the team. When asked what he was specifically looking for in his next hire, my VP of Marketing said, "Another Janet Hulet". And, everyone seemed to know what that meant. Although unconsciously, I had built my "name".
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A product was recommended to me, called kratom. Just like I was doing with people's names here, I questioned this one. Why was it called kratom?
My friend was pretty convincing, and I ordered some kratom health pills from https://Kratommasters.com. They arrived in a timely fashion and after taking kratom regularly for a while I started to feel the difference. I mainly felt healthier, more energetic. The change while not hugely dramatic was still interesting to note.
I've been taking kratom ever since, and sometimes I'll tell people about it as well.
"Melanie Wing." At Whirlpool, that name stands for a vibrant, energized leader who brings thought-full-ness (a thought leader…a futurist who brings forth innovative ideas) and thoughtfulness (caring) into her world. As a competitive intelligence pro, Melanie has been a go-to resource of knowledge, with integrity. She is a wealth of information for her company. Like a bank, her internal customers come to her and her team to make withdrawals of valuable resources…her currency is information. Melanie's name means reliable, valuable resource. Yet, Melanie realized that her value was much more than that.
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- Decide what you want your name to mean. The most important part is that it is authentic to you. Yet, this can have an aspirational aspect to it. Who is the "you" that you are becoming?
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"Regard your good name as the richest jewel you can possibly be possessed of ~ for credit is like fire; when once you have kindled it you may easily preserve it, but if you once extinguish it, you will find it an arduous task to rekindle it again. The way to gain a good reputation is to endeavor to be what you desire to appear."
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I applaud Andrea Reimer and Vision Vancouver for the motion to seek electoral financial reform in Vancouver. Of course this is really a matter for the provincial government through amendments to the Vancouver Charter, but they will only act on a request from the City. The Province has been very lax in its changes to modernize our charter and if they ever to do an overhaul we may be in for a dramatic change in the way we hold elections in the city.
In the meantime, if Vision Vancouver, the NPA, COPE, and any other civic party, wants to show they are serious about reform, they will make a commitment here and now that they will not accept any donations from business or labour, and will set a cap on the amount individuals can donate. They could also set voluntary spending limits. Adriane Carr of the Green Party has already made a commitment not to accept donations from non-individuals.
It is all well and good to petition the provincial government, but until the Province enacts legislation, it is little more that talk. Actions speak louder that words. Let's have a commitment now, before the legislation--if it ever happens--is enacted. Let's make sure the next civic election is when real electoral financial reform starts.
Vancouver's natural beauty is worth protecting. Our children not only need places to play, but also places to enjoy and explore nature. We all need places of tranquil refuge from our busy lives. The animals and birds that help make our city lives enjoyable need places to nest and raise their young. People and nature in balance is my vision for our parks and recreation system.
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Hyderabad, July 9 (IANS) Andhra Pradesh, which aims to become the silicon corridor of India by attracting an investment of $2 billion in Information Technology and $5 billion in electronics manufacturing, Wednesday launched a series of initiatives....
Hyderabad, July 9 (IANS) Andhra Pradesh, which aims to become the silicon corridor of India by attracting an investment of $2 billion in Information Technology and $5 billion in electronics manufacturing, Wednesday launched a series of initiatives.
Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu agreed to accord permission to Wipro to set up Special Economic Zone (SEZ) facility and to the allotment of 10 acres of land to Tech Mahindra and 13 acres to the Society for Applied Microwave Electronics Engineering and Research (SAMEER).
SAMEER is a research and development laboratory under the information technology department in the union communications and information technology ministry.
Naidu, who reviewed IT promotion initiatives, said the proposal for the Information Technology Investment Region (ITIR) at Visakhapatnam should be sent to the union government in 15 days.
He also asked officials to firm up at the earliest the proposal for another ITIR from Tirupati to Anantapur.
The chief minister gave in-principle approval for developing a mega IT hub at Visakhapatnam over five million square feet through public-private partnership.
Other IT hubs will come up at Vijayawada, Kakinada, Tirupati, Anantapur with walk-to-work and cycle-to-work concepts.
Naidu announced a special committee to resolve the issues of IT companies in Visakhapatnam. The committee will visit Visakhaptnam July 16 and come up with solutions in two weeks.
The proposed IT policy of the state also aims to attain five percent share in national export of software and provide additional five lakh direct employment by 2020.
Naidu Wednesday discussed IT promotion initiatives with IT Minister P. Raghunath Reddy, advisor IT department J. Satyanarayana, Secretary in IT, electronics and communication department Sanjay Jaju, and other officials.
Naidu, who is credited with developing Hyderabad as a global IT hub when he was the chief minister of undivided Andhra Pradesh during 1995-2004, is virtually starting from scratch as Hyderabad is now part of newly-created Telangana state.
The chief minister gave his approval for an empowered mission on IT and electronics as a not-to-profit society headed by a technocrat with three experts in electronics, IT and academics, one expert in marketing and promotion and drawing support of a professional agency.
The state government will continue existing incentives for the IT industry. The land allotment policy will be rationalized and streamlined by offering employment linked rebate of Rs.60,000 per person employed by mega projects and Rs.40,000 by other IT companies.
The mission of the IT policy will be to make at least one person e-literate in every house. The focus will be to position Andhra Pradesh as the first in India in quality and quantity of e-services.
Naidu said the vision statement of the state should be to develop Andhra Pradesh as innovation society of global repute with a focus on enhancing the quality of life of its citizens through high-quality education and healthcare, increased productivity in agriculture and allied activities, creation of employment by promoting electronics and IT and above all by providing good governance.


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Today we enjoyed a lovely Christmas party with our local homeschooling Park Day group. We haven't been able to do anything with them yet except for a field trip to the Star of India at the San Diego Maritime Museum, but I know many of the families involved. Having a homeschool group in our small town of 1200 is simply wonderful, and I'm replanning our schedule (as in skipping a chiropractic appointment after Mass) so that we can do more activities with the Park Day group. Sheri, my best friend here in town, opened her home and we enjoyed tea, coffee, and a lovely potluck lunch while kids jumped on the trampoline, ran around, chased the goats, played in the treehouse, made Christmas crafts, etc. Such a lovely way to finish up our homeschooling for the calendar year.
Grading essays is the bane of my existence. Truly. I adore one-on-one tutoring, I love being in front of a classroom. But a stack of essays waiting to be graded always seems to remind me of something extremely pressing I need to be doing instead, like trimming my toenails or plucking my eyebrows, Once I get going, I don't mind it tooooooo much, except for the students who haven't turned in their best work. Then I feel my frustration level rising as I mark the ninth sentence fragment or the seventh comma splice, not to mention the fifteenth misspelling. But when a student who has been struggling finally makes a breakthrough, it's sheer joy. I love teaching literature and writing ... so I guess if grading comes along with the territory, I'm just gonna hafta deal with it.
Tomorrow night two of my kids are going to be in our community's first Christmas play. Tomorrow we have to go set up the hall before the final rehearsal, and I was counting on our oldest son helping us set up two hundred chairs. But Number One son has spent all evening hanging over the toilet after getting sick three times so far. Why does it always happen that whenever we have a family event of some sort, one of the four children become very ill? It seems to be some twisted sort of karma or something. Not funny, Lord.
At Lake Murray I am somehow involved in all of our liturgical events. In February, I remind the staff of Ash Wednesday and Lent so we can send out a little blurb about Lent. During Holy Week I set up the Stations of the Cross in the sanctuary and *beg* for a Good Friday service. And during Advent, I get to line up the families to light the Advent candles. I love doing all these things because, as my regular readers know, liturgy is my life.
You know, it's not easy to come up with seven random mini-posts when one is a linear thinker. I will have to think these little seven thingymajiggies out more in advance. I promise they'll get better. At least they can't get worse, right?
And yes, I'm still laughing at Jeff Dunham while I'm typing this. My ribs hurt. My throat hurts. My face hurts. Gotta love him... and Peanut. Lotion or no lotion.


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Articles: Rabbi Feinstein
"Of Rebbes and Roosters: Jewish Wisdom for the 21st Century" with Senior Rabbi Ed Feinstein
"Of Rebbes and Roosters: Jewish Wisdom for the 21st Century"
Israel celebrating 65 Years
Israel celebrating 65 Years
Rabbi Ed Feinstein excerpt from sermon given April 13, 2013
Thoughts regarding the recent events in Newtown, Connecticut
Dear VBS Family, The tragedy of Newtown, Connecticut has left us all shaken this week. The pictures of families attending the funerals of their children only sharpens the sense of emptiness and loss.
How the Grinch Stole the Latkes
HOW THE GRINCH STOLE THE LATKES by Rabbi Ed Feinstein Oh the Jews of old Jewville, just loved holidays, And kept them religiously, in all of their ways. On Rosh Hashanah, they ate apples and honey Then came to the Temple, all dressed in Armani.
Kol Sasson, v'Kol Simcha
This week's Clergy Corner article from Rabbi Ed Feinstein discussing the gift of Israel to our generation
The Haggadah's Missing Page
The Seder is all about answering questions. But one question remains unanswered, and that's the most important question – Why?
We Mourn Together
With broken hearts we share the news of the tragic deaths of Gilad Shaar, Naftali Frenkel, and Eyal Yifrach


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My first creation of 2009 is off the needles! My only New Year Resolution is that ALL knitting gets posted to my blog and to Ravelry. Unless you know me personally, you'd think I hardly knitted anything (and this IS supposed to be 'Confessions of An Upside Down Knitter'). So good, bad or indifferent, you can read about it here!
It's rare I knit something that takes so little time but the Forest Canopy Shawl took about 15 hours. I've wanted to knit this for a while but was spurred on when I realised last week that I haven't got a plain shawl to throw over summer clothes in the evening. So cream it had to be.
Grignasco Champagne (75% merino, 25% silk) – 130 grams, knitted on 5mm needles.
I did 4 extra repeats of the pattern (and could probably have done 5 but was worried I'd run out of yarn) as everyone says it's quite small.
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which fruit tree makes the best shade?
I'm not asking which trees grow best to n the shade. Specifically Fruit Trees that grow big enough to make shade
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- TorukoLv 66 months ago
Mulberry grows fast and tall but at winter it looks ugly. Apple is good if reader
collects the fallen fruit daily. Set out unusable fruit where wildlife can go there. In
winter apple trees have a comfortable appeal.
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- 6 months ago
As others have stated it depends on where you live. If your climate permits- Fig, Apricot, standard size Citrus, Cherry, Apple,Persimmon, all provide a good amount of shade.
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- 6 months ago
Mulberry for sure
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- frankLv 76 months ago
You do not say where you live which could make a big difference. Some trees such as citrus are evergreen which means they cannot have frost, and some trees needs cold, chilling factor, to thrive.But to be on the safe side, mulberry trees can grow in almost any climate, produce fruit and thrive. They also become up to 50 feet tall in contrast to citrus which has relatively short trunk. The fruit can be removed easily to prevent a mess on the ground by holding a sheet under the tree and shaking the tree branches. Because the fruit is small, it can be dried easily to make a delicious snack, and the fruit can be boiled to make syrup. You can also plant a male tree which does not produce any fruits. The other option is an avocado tree which grows fast up to 40 feet if you do not mind putting up with squirrels.
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- JohnLv 56 months ago
Pear Tree and you can eat the pears. I recommend Anjou.
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- MarkLv 56 months ago
As Keeping suggests, Mulberry. Or Citrus which keeps its leaves. Another idea is banana, if you are in a warm climate. The Loquat family can get fairly big. Also, if you have a pergola, consider running a grape variety up and over it.
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The fruit from the Date Palm is very tasty and the tree provides a lot of shade.
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- Kim RLv 76 months ago
Apple trees can get very large, and they live a long time. Peach trees are ok but don't live very long. Don't get the dwarf variety of apple, of course. Pears also can get large. Of course, you must give fruit trees extra care (spraying for bugs and netting for birds, etc.) to keep them healthy. Also buy only trees that will grow well in your area.
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- DzeLv 76 months ago
depends on your zone really .. ive seen some really nice big citrus trees that make a good stand alone shade tree ...
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- ?Lv 76 months ago
Fruit trees don't really make good shade trees. A good shade tree has a lot of spreading boughs that start at least 10 feet from the ground, fruit trees should have boughs as low as possible, otherwise you'd need a crane come harvest time.
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Mulberry tree.
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SEOUL -- Share trading of Hanjin Heavy Industries & Construction was suspended after the mid-sized South Korean shipyard reported capital impairment reflecting losses from the rehabilitation of its affiliate in the Philippines.
In a regulatory filing on Wednesday, Hanjin Heavy, a Hanjin group unit, reported impaired capital as its consolidated financial statement for 2018 reflected losses in HHIC-Phil, a debt-stricken shipyard in Subic, a coastal municipality northwest of Manila, which has applied for a rehabilitation program.
In January, a Philippine court approved the legal process of corporate rehabilitation for HHIC-Phil. Hanjin Heavy said that it is in the final stage of negotiations with Phillippine banks on rehabilitating the Subic shipyard.
Korea Development Bank (KDB) attributed Hanjin Heavy's capital impairment to the realization of $410 million in guarantee liability for the local financing of HHIC-Phil. The state policy lender said that domestic and overseas creditors will be able to rescue the Subic shipyard through capital expansion if negotiations are successful.
KDB was optimistic, saying the Hanjin shipyard in the southern port city of Busan has improved its financial status through restructuring and the disposal of non-core assets. The Subic shipyard suffered an operating loss of 182 billion won ($162 million) in 2016 and 233 billion won in 2017. Hanjin Heavy posted an operating profit of 73 billion won in 2018.
Hanjin Heavy is South Korea's oldest shipyard founded in 1937. Like other South Korean shipbuilders, the Hanjin shipyard has been kept afloat with money from creditors under a government-led restructuring program. In 2016, Hanjin Heavy received a bailout of 250 billion won.


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"Dinner in a yurt!"
Located at Big Sky Resort, The Montana Dinner Yurt offers an intimate and unique backcountry dining experience you will not soon forget. Nestled in the woods on the flanks of Lone Peak, our warm and cozy candlelit dinner yurt is accessed by snowcat and serves an indulging and savory meal in a casually elegant atmosphere. Your evening begins at the meeting area located on the second floor of Big Sky's Summit Hotel, outside the Carabiner Lounge. After checking in by 6:30 p.m., guests board Betsy and Dolly, our enclosed passenger snowcats, for a fun and jovial twenty-minute ride through the picturesque forest to our private backcountry location. Upon arrival to the yurt, a torch-lit sledding run and campfire lights up the scene outside, while inside candles flicker and the wood stove crackles, keeping the yurt toasty warm. Long tables covered with linens and candles give the opportunity to socialize, while our talented musicians play acoustic guitar, setting the mood for the evening. When the dinner bell rings, an exquisite dinner is served in courses, starting with hearty baked French onion soup and warm bread, followed by a tender filet mignon with peppercorn sauce (most say it cuts with a spoon!), garlic mashed potatoes, and fresh sautéed veggies, and finishes with warm Toblerone chocolate fondue with fruit and pound cake for dessert. The accommodating staff and relaxed atmosphere of the Dinner Yurt allows guests time for sledding, stargazing, and socializing by the fire, and will normally last three-and-a-half hours. A return ride back to the Summit Hotel ends your memorable evening around 9:45pm.
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Cooking with Red Wine
Red-Wine Spaghetti with Walnuts and Parsley
This recipe, adapted from pastry chef Gina DePalma, is truly greater than the sum of its parts. Who knew that basic dried pasta, simply boiled in red wine, could develop such complex flavor?GO TO RECIPE
Short Ribs with Mushrooms and Spring Vegetables
To layer the flavors in this dish, chef Rory Herrmann marinates beef short ribs and vegetables in red wine overnight, then uses the marinade in the braise as well. Spring vegetables help lighten the rich stew.GO TO RECIPE
Meat Loaf with Red Wine Glaze
Shea Gallante brushes his meat loaf with a red wine glaze, which caramelizes as it bakes. The glaze also makes the meat loaf especially easy to pair with red wine. Meat loaf that isn't heavily seasoned can pair with almost any full-bodied red. Try a firm Cabernet like a Chateau Ste. Michelle Columbia Valley.GO TO RECIPE
Chorizo Poached in Red Wine
This smoky Spanish sausage with garlic is cooked gently in red wine until it's plump and juicy.GO TO RECIPE
Silky Leek and Red Wine Soup
Marcia Kiesel knew this lush leek soup would be a great complement to left bank Bordeaux because of the wine's firm structure.GO TO RECIPE
Goat Cheese Mousse with Red-Wine Caramel
The caramel, strawberries and mousse can be refrigerated separately for up to 3 days. Bring to room temperature before serving.GO TO RECIPE
Beef Stew in Red Wine Sauce
For this beef stew, Jacques Pépin uses a special piece of the shoulder called the flatiron steak. This long, narrow piece is extremely lean, tender and moist, and it makes an ideal stew. He does not use stock, demiglace or even water. He makes his stew strictly with a robust red wine. This rich, winey beef stew is always a hit with his chef friends.GO TO RECIPE
Salmon with Red Wine-Balsamic Sauce
Chef Alfred Portale serves salmon with a peppery riff on beurre rouge (a French butter sauce made with red wine).GO TO RECIPE
Red Wine Risotto with Mushroom "Marmalade"
An intensely fruity wine like an Amarone boils down to something so rich, it's almost meaty. Jean-Georges Vongerichten reduces the Italian red with thin slices of earthy mushrooms, then swirls the purply sauce into a risotto; it would be equally delicious on polenta or even on a piece of grilled bread.GO TO RECIPE
Lentils with Red Wine and Herbs
Sophie Dahl fondly refers to this dish as Paris Mash because she used to make it in Paris while visiting an artist friend, Annie Morris. With herbs and a scattering of mâche (a sweet and tender green), the stewy lentils become a perfect combination of soup and salad. French green lentils work best here, because they hold their shape when cooked.GO TO RECIPE
Easy Short Ribs Braised in Red Wine
"A good sauce is the bridge between the meat and the wine," says Ken Frank. When pairing beef with Cabernet, he usually serves a hearty red-wine sauce, like the one on these short ribs. Veal stock gives the dish extra-deep flavor, but chicken stock (preferably homemade) works well too.GO TO RECIPE
Fig Bars with Red Wine and Anise Seeds
This delicious homemade grown-up version of Fig Newtons calls for adding red wine and anise seeds to the jammy fig filling. The crust gets even more tender the day after baking.GO TO RECIPE
Fennel-Scented Duck Breasts with Pinot Noir Sauce
For this dish, chef Andy Arndt combines naturally fruity Pinot Noir with a bit of honey to make a lightly sweet sauce—a lovely accompaniment to these crispy-skinned duck breasts.GO TO RECIPE
Red Wine Bagna Cauda with Crudités
This garnet sauce is Chris Cosentino's take on the classic Piedmontese anchovy-and-olive-oil dip, enriched here with red wine. Italian for "hot bath," bagna cauda is served warm with crudités. This version, with both oil-packed and marinated anchovies, doubles as a terrific sauce for grilled meat.GO TO RECIPE
Pan-Roasted Veal Chops with Cabernet Sauce
Red Wine-Braised Baby Octopus with Black Olives
Gently braised in red wine until tender, this octopus is simmered in a rich, robust sauce that would be wonderful with a chewy, mouth-filling red wine.GO TO RECIPE
Mini Cheesecakes with Wine Gelées
Pastry chef Kate Zuckerman thinks most cheesecakes are too heavy and sweet. Her recipe uses goat cheese to lighten the texture and tangy crème fraîche to cut the sweetness. Here, she tops mini cheesecakes with wine gelées—a new kind of wine-and-cheese pairing.GO TO RECIPE
Spice-Glazed Lamb Chops with Red Wine-Coffee Pan Sauce
Ancho chile powder seasons these large lamb chops, which are topped with a great pan sauce made with beef broth, red wine and coffee.GO TO RECIPE
Grilled Black Cod with Red Wine-Miso Butter Sauce
Two Japanese ingredients—white miso and soy sauce—add great depth of flavor to this lush and very French sauce, yet are barely identifiable.GO TO RECIPE
Red Wine-Braised Beef
Peter Pastan loves the beef flatiron (or top blade) steak from the shoulder because it stays tender and flavorful after long braising, unlike the brisket or round roast, which can get stringy. He likes to marinate the meat in just-picked and crushed Syrah grapes; in this recipe, table grapes work just as well.GO TO RECIPE
Chocolate-Red Wine Cake
A recipe in Anne Willan's 2001 Cooking with Wine inspired this fluffy, not-too-sweet cake, which uses just enough wine in the batter to give it a slight boozy flavor.GO TO RECIPE
Wild Mushroom-and-Red Wine Risotto
Grilled Ham and Cheese with Strawberry-Red-Wine Jam
The secret to Chris Kronner's delectable sandwiches is the jam spiked with Pinot Noir. Kronner got the idea when he was helping Elisabeth Prueitt test jam recipes while they drank wine.GO TO RECIPE
Flank Steak Spirals with Porcini & Red Wine Sauce
Mario Monticelli learned to make this stuffed steak from his mother.GO TO RECIPE
Rabbit Stew with Olives and Rosemary
"This is one of my favorite things on the planet," says Marco Canora about his savory rabbit stew. He loves sharing the recipe because it's an opportunity to teach people about making battuto (similar to soffrito), a mixture of sautéed onion, celery and carrots that's the base for many Italian dishes.GO TO RECIPE
Salmon with Red-Wine Sauce
The success of this simple recipe lies in the quality of the wine. Choose a full-bodied red and you'll be rewarded with a richly colored, flavorful sauce.GO TO RECIPE


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The East County Community Recreation Center is located within the five-square-mile Fairland area, not far from the intersection of Rt. 29 with Briggs Chaney Rd. Fairland is home to approximately 24,000 residents, and there are 8,600 households, slightly more than a third of which include children under the age of 18.
The 23,500-square-foot community recreation center offers a wide variety of programs and activities for all ages including sports, fitness, dance, music, art, along with special events and social activities.
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The new F23 Administration Building is located at the gateway of the Camperdown and Darlington campuses of the University of Sydney, occupying a prominent and important site at the entry to Eastern Avenue from City Road.
The building will collocate the university's Senior Executive teams and associated administration functions from across the site, to become the campus' new visible presence to the world.
Over the last ten years Eastern Avenue has been redefined as the primary gateway to the university. It contains some of the university's oldest and most prestigious buildings. Given the importance of it's function, the new F23 Administration Building has been designed to present an appropriate civic presence to the university whilst being sympathetic to its context.
In addition to serving as the building's lobby, the ground floor will contain public exhibition, symposium, event space and a café, all of which are critical in establishing the community element to the project.
The building has been configured with high glazed façades creating transparency and visibility into the interior that will not only promote awareness of the exhibitions and events, but also encourage a greater degree of connectivity to Eastern Avenue.
The design is both highly efficient and functional, with collaboration and interaction encouraged around a central atrium; which also benefits from flexible, column free, contiguous spaces at the building's perimeter.
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ABOUT USWho we are and what we do.
We are Green Hat Workshop
We Inspire Creative Minds
Green Hat Workshop are dedicated to providing workshops and products that foster lifelong learning and creatively inspire all ages. Emphasising self-directed, play-based activity and the use of simple resources, Green Hat Workshop have been promoting creativity in local communities, schools, universities and corporate settings since 2008.
How we work
About our Pedagogy
Inspired by Melbourne's progressive schooling movement of the 1960s and influenced by the field of Playwork, Green Hat Workshop emphasise a play-based, participant led, activity model, where possible. We create and provide resources and environments that first and foremost authentically engage participants and engender fun and play.
We acknowledge that we are in partnership with our participants during our workshops, enabling and encouraging their natural instinct to play with pattern, aesthetics, order and symmetry, representations of narrative and the world around them, shelter & cubby building and role play as well as comparison and intrinsic challenge.
Green Hat Workshop's approach is to work within existing school cultures and public spaces to empower natural curiosity and creativity in all ages, with as few instructions and rules as possible, thereby engaging all participants at their own level of cognitive and physical ability, be they adult or child, neurotypical or diverse.
We do not write programs that emphasise content or specify a valued outcome but rather value authentic participant-lead programs that provide environments optimum for shared creativity.
Green Hat Workshop provide simple, abundant, impermanent resources where possible, as we believe this encourages individuals to experiment, share and explore.
We believe:
- Fun and engagement come first
- Children come to us with knowledge
- Self-directed play is the best way to teach
- Humans learn when they are ready and cannot be compelled to do so
- The goal of every teacher is to become obsolete
Cam Lee
Education and Operations Manager
With almost 20 years experience teaching in Primary Schools and educative enterprises across Australia and in the United Kingdom, Cam has been a science communicator, run exploratory mathematics centres, woodwork areas and worked as a classroom teacher and science specialist from Kindergarten to grade 6. Cam's work at Green Hat Workshop is as administrator, trainer, pedagogista and facilitator, speaking to parents and teachers at kindergartens and primary schools about play and blocks, and also developing and researching new programs.
If you would like to join Cam in discussion, he can be accessed through the following:
Staff Portals
Tyler Sudholz
PLANKS Facilitator
Andrew Raffael
PLANKS & Play Facilitator
Kathryn Anderson
PLANKS Facilitator
Tal Sardone
PLANKS Facilitator
About the role of Facilitator
Artist, science communicator, assistant, demonstrator, teacher, playworker and psychologist all rolled into one, Facilitation at Green Hat Workshop can be equal parts understanding curriculum, Playwork theory and cognitive development. Safety and the independence of the workshop participant is the priority, in some situations however Facilitators scaffold potential uses for resources, create environments where creative challenges are accessible for all ages, support participants' own ideas, manage hazards and help out when needed, preferably without directing or controlling. We provide opportunities for creative expression linked to practical learning and within the constraints of timetable and environments of our clients and their institutions.
Hi Cam,
Just a quick email to thank you for the fantastic Planks incursion you ran at Sunshine Harvester Primary School at the end of last term. Every student and member of staff I spoke to said they really enjoyed the incursion. The students were all really engaged and would have liked to keep on going. Hopefully we'll be able to have you back again at some stage.
Thanks again,
Ian Campbell
STEM Teacher
Sunshine Harvester Primary School
(03) 9311 1234
Hi Cam,
Thanks for a truly fabulous session at OLHC last Friday. The children were so inspired by your session and also they felt extremely proud with their successes. The year 3/4 s delighted in telling all the other year levels about their fun and learning with you. There were many jealous siblings!
I have encouraged the other year levels to take the opportunity to invite you back.
I hope your back has survived the 'guard of honour' and your trip to Canberra was a success.
Thank you
Best wishes
3/4 Classroom Teacher
I received lots of positive feedback about the incursion! Some being, 'It was amazing', 'It was so good and very impressed with kids demonstrating both creativity and responsibility', 'Cam was fantastic with the kids'. The Cheshire staff were so impressed with you and your approach to our students and we would like for you to come to our school next term and potentially each term after.
Ainslie Lamb-McCallum
Education Support
Thanks again for our incursion last week the kids loved it and have all said it's the best incursion they have ever had!!
As a middle school group (15 year olds) we have participated in Green Hat Workshop PLANKS building over the past 4 years. Our students have really enjoyed the activity that Cameron has offered our students. Many were reluctant initially but with Cameron's patient demonstration and working alongside students success was achieved. For our students that was a huge bonus. Cameron catered for our more capable students and made modifications to enable our high needs students to participate. It is an activity that our group of students look forward to each year.
At Green Hat Workshop we service many businesses from a variety of industries, we are proud to list the following as past clients:
Aberfeldie Primary School
Albert Street Primary School
Aldercourt Primary School
Antonio Park Primary School
Aspendale Primary School
Ballarat Specialist School
Beaumaris North Primary School
Beaumaris Primary School
Belgrave Heights Christian School
Beth Rivkah Ladies College
Brighton Grammar
Brookside P-9 College
Brunswick South West Primary School
Carisbrook Primary School
Chelsea Heights Primary
Clifton Hill Primary School
Coatesville Primary School
Coburg North Primary School
Cranbourne Park Primary School
Dandenong South Primary School
Each Child Kindergarten
Eaglehawk North Primary School
East Bentleigh Primary School
Emerson School
Emmaus Primary School
Erasmus School
Euroa Primary School
Edithvale Primary School
Fairfield Primary School
Fintona Girls' School
Fitzroy Community School
Footscray North Primary School
Footscray Primary School
Footscray West Primary School
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Riley Hathaway, a young passionate ambassador for all things under-the-sea and her dad Steve made a video as a school project talking about how discarded plastic was hurting turtles.
The reaction from kids at school was so great that they were inspired to make a series of videos about different creatures, how wonderful they are and why we need to protect them and their environment.
Teaming up with Greenstone to make this interactive documentary was their next step in the journey and they hope to touch more kids and give them a sense of ownership of the journey.
We had fantastic support from NZ On Air on this project – invaluable. Their contribution to NZ children's content is vital to continuing to have Kiwi accents and locations and stories being made. Check out the exploration of a world capturing children's imagination through great story-telling, bringing the beauty, awe and fascinating of the ocean and its inhabitants alive. All photos credit Richard Robinson
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A nice cheap one at least
I thought that but all the current eBay listings are £30 despite no previous sold listings being above £20. Also none of the pictures show the UK version so I'm going to just keep an eye out this week and message sellers if nothing changes
Oh wow, that went up quick. It was sitting at £10-12 for ages. I haven't bought a complete version yet as i got a cartridge only in a big game bundle when i first started. Looks like i need to get this game quick
Dude I just found out I'm missing soul sacrifice! I downloaded the delta DLC for it and realized soon after I'm missing it!
I have that game
The_stats_guy thats what I'm saying, it hasnt really gone up theres just a load of mass sellers trying to make it look that way, its the same £15 price point its been for awhile
Roscoe Jones are you going for a full set? Also have you seen I've made us a discord?
Billybobbean , no way I'm not going for a full set. Like most people, I only buy games that I'm gonna play. Also, my vita library consist of 98% North american released games becuz I'm i live in the US. How do join the discord
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Everyone loves free things! With the recent release of WPF Elements 5 we decided to beef up the free WPF control pack even more. Now in addition to the already free WPF controls you will find 5 professionally built themes to bring your applications to life.
5 superbly crafted themes
We have poured months of effort into creating pixel perfect themes both for the standard WPF controls and the WPF Elements controls. There's Office Blue, Office Black, Office Silver, Expression (Alloy) and Expression Light (Alloy Light). You'll be impressed by how easy these themes are to add to your project and your users will be really impressed at how great the application looks.
Autocomplete Text Box for WPF
Autocomplete text boxes are great. We've made some great additions to this control recently and it will really help bring your applications up a level. Check out the new multi-value autocomplete box support that was included recently.
Coverflow for WPF
Popularised in iTunes, Coverflow is a unique way of presenting data to your users. Beyond just static images and thanks to the power of WPF you will find you can set any arbitrary content as your covers — images, videos, other WPF controls, whatever you want! We've seen some imaginative uses of the Coverflow control over the years. You will be pleased to find everything you need in the box to configure the display exactly as you want it to be.
Prompt Decorator for WPF
This control adds a polish to your applications. Want to have hint text on your text box and drop down lists? Say "Search" appearing in your search box but disappearing when the user clicks in it? It couldn't be easier with the Prompt Decorator control.
Get the free controls with the WPF Elements 5 installer. You're welcome to use the controls and themes listed here at no charge, with no royalties.
Happy coding!
Just a quick post to announce that our support forums have been upgraded! The last bit of Community Server has been surgically cut out of our website and replaced with a speedy ASP.NET MVC based forum with only the features we need.
Here's the run down on what's new:
We hope you find the new faster forums great to use.
There's undoubtedly some things we've missed, and we're keen to keep improving the support experience, so I'd love to hear your feedback on how you find them. The best place for feedback is probably on this forum thread in particular: http://www.mindscapehq.com/forums/thread/4831
We've been blown away by the interest in the Mindscape Web Workbench. It seems .NET web developers were hungry for Sass, Less and CoffeeScript inside Visual Studio as we've now passed 14,000 installs! We've had a boat load of feedback and we've been incorporating the smaller bug fixes into our nightly builds while in the background working on a grunty new version for you all!
Going Pro
We originally released this tool to scratch an itch. We wanted to play with some of the cool new tech that was being used in the open source camps and so the idea of the Web Workbench was born. With the massive uptake in interest of the product though we're thinking it would be fantastic to spend even more time investing in making it the best Visual Studio Extension possible. To be able to achieve that we need to fund the development while still keeping this as inexpensive as possible and also keeping what is currently there free.
Here's what we have done:
That last point is the key one I want to make. We've been swamped with great ideas, feature requests and things we could improve. By purchasing a Pro license you're helping support the future development of the tool and as a sign of appreciation we want those that help to get some nice extra bits and pieces.
So what is new in Version 2?
V8 Engine Enabled – Free Feature
Feedback on the initial version was great… until folks had BIG files. Like 1000+ line CoffeeScript files. Unfortunately the JavaScript engine we used, while very cool, wasn't quite fast enough to keep up with such large files. We have spent the last few weeks baking in Google's V8 JavaScript engine that ships with Google Chrome to super charge the speed when working with larger files. Early feedback on a test release was very promising:
"I am using win7 x64 – I just applied the update and I am seeing a great improvement! Woohoo!" – Dan
"10 words: "Awesome job"!" – Bagosm (aka Binary Man)
This improvement is included for everyone, including the free users.
LESS compilation – Pro Feature
Initially we did not compile LESS files into .css files as we assumed folks used the JavaScript parser. Feedback was that it would be really cool if the Web Workbench would just create the CSS files on save in the same way that we do with Sass. So this is now included.
CSS & JavaScript Minification – Pro Feature
Editing the files is great, but having another step to do minification was proving to be a hassle to users. In the pro edition we now include the option to minify both the CSS output and the JavaScript output, saving you even more time!
Thanks again for all your feedback to date and we hope this release makes the Web Workbench even more compelling for you. Thanks to everyone who helps support the ongoing development effort by upgrading to the Pro edition — we have some really great ideas for the future and you're helping it become a reality.
You can obtain version 2.0 by doing an update from the Extension Manager in VS 2010, or by clicking here to download it free. If you wish to support further development the purchase options are available within the Web Workbench itself. And if you don't, well, all the features you love are still there and we hope you enjoy the free V2 enhancements as well!
The NHibernate Designer has been out for a wee while now and we've received some great feedback from developers who use it. With that in mind and with recent requests we wanted to share our roadmap for what we are imaginatively calling NHibernate Designer 2!
File-per-class generation
Currently the NHibernate Designer outputs all of the generated classes into one file. Even though this is code generated and shouldn't be edited we got strong feedback from developers that they preferred a file per class approach. NHibernate Designer 2 will include the option to generate a file per class if desired.
Set up NHibernate configuration in more detail
NHibernate Designer already gives developers a starting point for their NHibernate configuration (right click the design surface -> getting started). To help new users get started quicker we're overhauling this much loved feature to include the ability to visually configure how you would like NHibernate configured and then generate the appropriate configuration block! It can't get easier than that.
Migrations support
We're looking at porting the Visual Studio integrated migrations framework from LightSpeed into the NHibernate Designer. This provides for schema migrations that can be created and executed from within Visual Studio, creation of migration SQL scripts and also includes command line tools for running migrations on servers without Visual Studio installed. The LightSpeed migration engine includes support for several database engines (SQL Server, MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, etc).
Migrations can be created based on your model changes within Visual Studio, giving you a big leg up in creating your migrations.
We've also had feedback asking about third party migration frameworks. Is this important to you? Why? Leave a comment and let us know!
More chocolate sprinkles
Other ideas we're tossing around include the ability to execute queries from within Visual Studio, model checking (validation and 'lint'-type advice), and filtered views a la LightSpeed. If you like the sound of any of these then do let us know — your feedback helps us to prioritise features and decide where to make the cut!
We want to hear from you
This post as highlighted some of the key improvements we're adding to the NHibernate Designer for version 2. There are plenty of other tweaks and improvements that will be included. Much of the current roadmap has come from user feedback — thank you to those who have provided it to date! And if you haven't told us about your fondest wish then leave a comment to let us know — it's not too late! (Heck, it's never too late. Even after we ship it, it still won't be too late.)
I'm pleased to announce that LightSpeed developers everywhere can now purchase the official LightSpeed User Guide in printed form! Over 330 pages of useful advice and guidance on working with LightSpeed. The user guide acts as a great reference for your team and you will be sure to discover some gems to help improve your development experience even more.
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There isn't much to see at my house feeders during winter besides the usual Texas suspects — house finches, starlings, cowbirds, and the like. A recent cold front does bring with it a visitor or two. All one has to do is have the wherewithal to get out of bed in the middle of a cold drizzle and drive miles to the middle of nowhere. Last year I decided to have my global big day at Denton Creek as a way to force me to get the lay of the land. I counted twenty-three unique species that day. If the weather were to bring anything special with feathers, Denton Creek is an ideal spot to observe. Denton Creek's trails are ideal for mountain bikers. When it rains, it's known for birding. I was up to the task!Continue reading A Winter Rarity
Winter Checkpoint
I was still dabbling with photography walking around aimlessly with my new telephoto lens unsure its purpose when I photographed what I thought was a mockingbird. However, several key features were off. The beak was hooked like a hawk and the bird was perched on a tree. The bird was unwavering as I walked under the tree. It's gaze fixated on barbed wire across the street. Something told me I had to investigate my original claim. This experience was new.
In the Sparrow's backyard
I used to believe a sparrow was a bird frequenting residential feeders. Photographing more than ten different species of sparrow I now think otherwise. Nine of the ten sparrows I've observed inhabit a small creek right down the street from me. We all know what a house sparrow is. There may be a few you have yet to see.Continue reading In the Sparrow's backyard
A home away from home
There are two cedar trees in all of Frisco where I have discovered dozens of yellow-rumped warblers. Enclosed in fencing and elevated above a drainage system, this area is prime real estate for avian wildlife showering it up and snacking on cedar berries prior to arrival at their wintery Texas retreat.
Focus Interrupted
An impromptu trip to Denton Creek led to a few surprises
Today I ran from a bobcat.
My wife warned me last week when I told her of my plans to visit Denton Creek that bobcats were approaching walking paths, an unusual behavior due to the high waters. I shrugged off the story but did not go regardless. Yesterday, I had plans to shoot Cormorants at Twin Cove Park. Passed the park entrance and it was closed because of flooding. That's when I made a U-Turn for Denton Creek, my favorite spot for songbirds. Continue reading Focus Interrupted
Fall weather musings
Cold fronts bring birds.
…and hawks.
I have literally counted down the days for fall. Now that it is here, I don't ever want to see it go. You can literally watch displaced birds from cold fronts go crazy over the newness of their timeshare. Continue reading Fall weather musings
A Petal Pondering
Three rose bushes were planted in my backyard by my mother in law as a gift for my third wedding anniversary. I thought it was a kind gift for my wife who was into gardening. Who would have thought that I would be the one falling head over heels over natural floral asymmetry. If you have yet to do so, I highly suggest you see my photography series featuring my roses in the summer. This post serves more as a backgrounder. Continue reading A Petal Pondering
The Flooded Creek
Fall rains add to creek levels around my house making it ideal to bring out my 24-70mm and a few ND filters for long exposure photography. I decided to go out at sunset so I could capture some reds in my water shots.
Fall 2018 Yellow Warblers
The first week of fall has not disappointed. I have identified three new warblers along with brand new common birds around my house. What brought them in? Rain. And lots of it! It rained nearly five inches the night before severely flooding most areas around my house. Below is some of the footage.


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Michael S. Sitrick
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Since November 2009, Mr. Sitrick has served as the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Sitrick Brincko LLC, a subsidiary of Resources Connection, Inc (NASDAQ: RECN), and Sitrick And Company which he founded in 1989 and of which was its founder, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. Sitrick And Company, which was sold to Resources Connection, Inc. in 2009., is a public relations, strategic communications and crisis management company providing advice and counseling to some of the country's largest corporations, non-profits and governmental agencies, in many areas including investor relations, corporate governance, mergers and acquisitions, litigation support, corporate positioning and repositioning, reputation management, the development and implementation of strategies to deal with short sellers, executive transitions and government investigations. Prior to that, from 1981 to 1989 he was an executive and senior vice president – communications for Wickes Companies, Inc., head of communications and government affairs for National Can Corporation from 1974 to 1981 and group supervisor at Selz, Seabolt and Associates before that. Prior to that, Mr. Sitrick was assistant director of public information in the Richard J. Daley administration in Chicago and worked as a reporter. Mr. Sitrick is a published author, frequent lecturer, a former board member at two public companies (both of which were sold) and a current and former board member of several charitable organizations. Mr. Sitrick serves as a director of JAKKS Pacific, Inc. (NASDAQ: JAKK). He holds a BS in business administration with a major in journalism from the University of Maryland, College Park.


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This Laufen exhibition was part of The Vienna Design Week, Austria`s largest design festival. The festival, curated by Lilli Hollein, entered its 11th round this year. Opening up creative processes and giving scope for experimentation on site were core elements of the festival concept.
Laufen is proud to build on the foundations of tradition and skills passed down through generations, recognizing the true value of knowledge and history. At the same time, the company is firmly rooted in the present, consciously taking stock of the past in order to channel resources and energies into constant evolution. To this end, Laufen makes choices with an eye towards innovation, in pursuit of ever higher standards of quality and aesthetics, forging into the future with an advanced, enterprising attitude.
The first Laufen kilns started working 125 years ago when expert hands shaped the material with great skill and delicate sensitivity. Even today that material and those hands are the true reference points of the company, constant in all its ceramic manifestations, bridging the gap between past and future.
A Curated Art Show. What? is the title of this exhibition, which has been created to celebrate the anniversary of Laufen. Curated by Beda Achermann, the exhibition includes sculptures by personalities from the world of art, architecture, and design, including atelier oï, Stefano Giovannoni, Konstantin Grcic, Alfredo Häberli, Benjamin Dillenburger and Michael Hansmeyer, Toan Nguyen, Ludovica and Roberto Palomba, Patricia Urquiola, Nissen Wentzlaff and Peter Wirz.
The concept is based on a three-dimensional platform of art, a collection of high-tech, abstract and crafty objects. Added to the artistic element, parts of the sculptures have been produced using new technologies, some of which are making a world premiere in ceramics. Its future orientation made Laufen explore new manufacturing methods such as digital modelling and fabrication in different materials, working closely with an international network of universities, research institutes and academic spin-offs.
An exhibition of seventeen objects document the essence of the Swiss bathroom specialist Laufen - its reference points, beliefs, aspirations, values and milestones, translated from abstract to figurative, from handmade to digital fabrication in vitreous china, SaphirKeramik, coated sand, LCC, varia resin and plaster.
The resultant landscape is of differently executed objects, formally autonomous, but forming a strong statement to the fascinating material ceramic.
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We now have a new larger van. Pictures and dimensions to be updated. This will allow us to continue with our frequent trips from Devon to the South East.
We currently awaiting confirmation for 2 London trips in March. We will update as soon as we have had confirmation.
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