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Children and War
In times of war or disaster, surrounded by death, children symbolize life. Captured in photography, their suffering can be heart wrenching, but the images can also reveal their remarkable resilience and joy for life — a true inspiration. Children and War, showing at the Tokyo Met...
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Pierre Apraxine by
Sylvie Aubenas
Pierre Apraxine is today a reference for photography collectors. His reputation in the field grew towards the end of the 1970's when, as an advisor to the American industrialist Howard Gilman (1924-1998), he persuaded Gilman to add an ambitious sel...
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NY, Donna Ferrato
Domestic violence
Donna Ferrato is organizing from July 23rd through July 31st a workshop on domestic violence. A subject she knows very well, as she has already published a book called Living with the Enemy (Aperture, 1991). She will work with her students in refuges ...
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Richard Pare
The Soviet architecture
The Soviet State that emerged from the 1917 Russian Revolution fostered a new visual language aimed at building a new society based on the socialist ideal. The decade and a half that followed the Revolution was a period of intense activity and innovation in the field of the...
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Paris, Brigitte Ollier
My black box
As early as my first photos, I had the certainty that the world belonged to me. Everything, absolutely everything, from the red boat washed ashore to the cat jumping in mid air, everything could enter my black box, even if sometimes it was necessary to rearrange the arrivals, ...
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François-Marie by
Jean-Marc Roberts
It is a surprising picture. We are accustomed to seeing pictures of parents, grandparents, out-of-town aunts and uncles, nephews, nieces and cousins boating on the enchanted river of the Jardin d'Acclimatation. But here, 5 people, Jacques Grange, Pascal Grégory, François-Ma...
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PUG, Oslo
Mann, Serrano, Witkin...
The exhibition, High Speed Insanity, presents six independent artists : Roger Ballen, Martin Denker, Sally Mann, Vik Muniz, Andres Serrano, Joel Peter Witkin.Their common denominator is their ability to deconstruct in order to construct, where photography...
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Paris, Daniel Boudinet by Brigitte Ollier
I had never met Daniel Boudinet, but wrote a few lines about him in Libération, shortly after his untimely death, at 45, on August 12, 1990. Marie-Claude Beaud, then Director of the Cartier Foundation for Contemporary Art, had come to the newspape...
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L'Amérique de Brassaï
Brassaï the photographer (1899–1984) long feared traveling to America. His friend Henry Miller, who had fled New York for Paris during the 1930's, unfailingly described his country as hostile, closed minded, pitiless for the weak. Brassaï had long doubted him...
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Guillaume Herbaut
Niépce Prize 2011
Last Monday June 20th at the Bibliothèque nationale de France, the jury of the Niépce Prize, presided by Nathalie Bocher-Lenoir, president of the association Gens d'images, awarded the Niépce Prize 2011 to Guillaume Herbaut.
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Three Boys from Pasadena
We have already made reference to this tribute book Three Boys from Pasadena (La Lettre, December 13, 2010). The Gallery acte2galerie has created a link to be diffused: ThreeBoysfromPasadena-thebook. We are also taking a...
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Bruno Mouron's 10 books
Bruno Mouron photographer and collector dived in his collection of over a thousand books for La Lettre. Classic titles like The Americans by Robert Frank (in all its editions), Paris La Nuit by Brassai, Photographies 1920-1934 by ...
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Jonathan Alpeyrie
The Veterans
Jonathan Alpeyrie is one of the most talented photojournalists today. His interest in portraying all conflicts has forced him to investigate in the wars of the past, especially the Second World War. He has been working on a book project that we wanted to present to...
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Slava Mogutin
Suddenly Last Summer
Best known for the shocking beauty and provocative power of his hardcore images collected in monographs including Lost Boys and NYC Go-Go, Slava Mogutin's new work featured in the exhibition Suddenly Last Summer at AS IF Gallery in New York is a radical yet rea...
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The riot kiss
Along the roadway approaching Vancouver's Rogers Arena last Wednesday, a string of objects and garbage lay strewn over the ground. Rioters, violently reacting to their team's hockey defeat last Wednesday, were being chased by law enforcement officers trying to restore order. In the middle...
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Juan Manuel Castro Prieto: El álbum perdido
For this exhibition, Juan-Manuel Castro Prieto has reinvented the memory and the recollection of landscapes that he had already photographed (Machu Picchu, the ancient 15th century Inca town in Peru, standing on a promontory, and Almeria in Andalusia) i...
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Beijing, Li Hu, a Chinese revelation 3
As countries develop, a global homogeneity is also developing. A way of life can be found that traverses specific culture. For example, experiencing a shopping mall in Dubai, the US, Europe and China can be quite a familiar one containing similar spacial experiences. Shiny gl...
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New Delhi, Young photographers of India
PIX- A Photography Quarterly is a new photography magazine edited by Rahaab Allana. The emphasis of this magazine is to look at diverse practices in contemporary photography in India. Every issue has a theme and 'Outsider' is the theme of the current issue. "Looking...
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Beijing, Li Hu, a Chinese revelation 4
The definition of a beautiful woman has always been a topic of discussion with varied answers primarily due to culturally specific tastes. Women in the Ndebele tribe in Africa and the Kayan tribe in Burma celebrate elongated necks decorated in striated metal rings as a form o...
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Today was supposed to be "Objectify a Male Tech Writer Day." A clever and amusing way to point out how differently our culture treats female tech writers compared to their male peers.
Earlier this week, though, the creator of the idea called it off, fearing a misunderstanding of the intent.
Her idea, though, is worth discussing, for many, many reasons.
The nerdworld exploded yesterday when news leaked that Disney had selected J.J. Abrams to direct the next Star Wars movie. J.J. Abrams is best known for the under-watched Alias, the over-watched Lost, and of course for resurrecting and rebooting the other great sci-fi franchise: Star Trek.
As one would expect from the most rabid fanbase in the world, hatred spewed forth.
But not from me. I say let him at it.
Many big-budget movies are actually radio serials with special effects. Many dramas are just theatrical productions that have leaked off the stage. And then there are real films of which this is one. Mood and meaning are created by the visuals and cinematic language, not just the music.
I really hate Aerosmith. No band causes me to change the radio faster than when I hear the first few notes of any Aerosmith song.
Unfortunately, of the many genres of music I enjoy, "classic rock" is one of the few you can find on the radio dial. And no matter where you go, it's universal: classic rock radio is horrible.
With his latest comedy To Rome With Love, Woody Allen's interweaves a series of unconnected characters' stories set in the "The Eternal City" into a magic-realist tapestry.
Graphic violence, gore, and wholesale shoot-'em-up slaughter. In the weak of heart or the strong of mind this might instill . . . well, dread — especially accompanied by catchphrase statements like "I am the law!" and "Judgment time!" — but the film is surprisingly inventive and at times visually striking.
Happy New Year, S+V friends! What better way to break in that new turntable you got over the holidays than with a nice big vinyl box set that we're giving away?
With CES a few days away, and my yearly pilgrimage to that great abomination in the desert (Las Vegas) imminent, I figured it was a good time to compile some excellent driving songs.
The key to a good driving song is not that the song has something to DO with driving, that's lazy and often highly inaccurate. Similar to my article on Pop Music in the Movies, the key is the feel. The key is a fast, *ahem* driving beat.
The much-anticipated film adaptation of London and Broadway's smash hit, "Les Misérables" debuted last week with a fresh new approach to film-making. Unlike typical musicals, "Les Mis" didn't use a pre-recorded vocal score, but instead, the actors sang live on the set.
"Jeff has incredible studio I.Q. Ask anyone who makes music: he's one of the great record producers, period." So says Tom Petty, and if anyone should know, it's him, having worked with Jeff Lynne as a producer on sonic blockbusters like his own Full Moon Fever and the Traveling Wilburys' Volume 1.

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Eldredge, Moriarty shine at Spartan Invitational
Thursday, January 10, 2013
SANFORD—Chase Eldredge and Andrew Moriarty each placed fourth in their respective weight classes at the Spartan Invitaional Wrestling Tournament held at the Memorial Gymnaium over the past weekend.
Taking decisions were 182-pound Justin Roberge (10-7) and160-pound Doug Webb (7-5).


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Saturday, April 6: BGR post-race cooldown & breakfast following the Lion's Club Run for Sight 5k at Masterson Station Park.
Sunday, April 7: Sunday 5-mile club run moves to summer location and time. 6pm, at Commonwealth Stadium parking lot near KET.
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Sunday, April 21: Monthly potluck picnic dinner following the 5-mile club run, which starts at 6pm. Commonwealth Stadium parking lot, near KET. Friends and family welcome!


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Beloved animals in the Andean highlands, alpacas are prized for their warm fleece. Isidoro C'cahuantico depicts them in silhouette on a reversible throw. Woven of an alpaca wool blend, it is extremely warm, yet lightweight and beautiful.
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Funeral services were held on Monday, Dec. 31, 2012 at the Richard Boles Funeral Service Chapel with burial following in Hillside Memorial Park.
Terry was born on May 24, 1957 in Scotland County, a daughter of D.G. "Pete" Strickland and Jeannette Stone Strickland. Terry was a homemaker who enjoyed caring for her animals and took pride in keeping a clean house.
Terry is survived by her husband Charles "Andy" Goins of Laurinburg, son Bryan Jason Goins of Laurinburg, her parents D.G. "Pete" Strickland and Jeannette Strickland of Laurinburg, brothers Jerry R. Strickland and Donald E. Strickland both of Laurinburg, sisters Vicky S. McGill and husband David of Laurinburg and Elaine S. Liles and husband Danny of Laurinburg, and her grandchildren Jason and Bryan.
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Citizenship Corner and Health Resources for Immigrants
Submitted by Joe Popowitch on Tue, 06/18/2013 - 9:05pmIndian Prairie Library in Darien will be hosting an informational meeting about how to create a "citizenship corner" in the library on Tuesday, July 23 at 3:15. In addition, the meeting will discuss preparing librarians to inform immigrants of health resources available to them.
Rachel Brooks, who is an Americorps Fellow working with the Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights and who is assigned to World Relief DuPage, is working to develop a collaborative relationship with libraries in DuPage County in order to implement a "citizenship corner" in each library (librarians from all counties are welcome). This approach is based on a USCIS initiative from California which has recently been implemented with the City of Chicago libraries. The "citizenship corner" would include a four-hour training for one or more people on staff at each library to be able to better help immigrants going through the citizenship process.
Rachel will explain the idea of the citizenship corner and how it has been used at other libraries. She will be available to answer questions. For those libraries interested in participating, the training sessions will be in September.
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) is a United States federal statute that was signed into law by President Barack Obama on March 23, 2010. This law represents the most significant overhaul of the United States healthcare system since the creation of Medicare and Medicaid in 1965. The Affordable Care Act is designed to protect consumers, provide new coverage options, and give you the tools you need to make informed choices about your health. The meeting will answer the following questions: What are the benefits of the ACA? How does does the ACA affect and not affect immigrants and refugees?
Please email Joe Popowitch at joep [at] ippl [dot] info if you are interested in attending. Visit ippl.info for directions.
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Fall LTA courses at Joliet Junior College
Submitted by Catherine Suchy on Tue, 06/18/2013 - 2:06pmIntro to Libraries LTA 101 Q1 (80811) C 3.00 credits ($40.00 fee) This BLENDED CLASS requires both weekly class attendance and access to a computer with an internet connection. For additional details regarding class meetings,online activities and mandatory orientation information, visit www.jjc.edu/icampus/start Prokopeak, Susan A2002 Main CampusR 06:00P - 08:50P 08/29 - 12/20 8/20 Register! Readers Adv/Lib Prog/Adults LTA 202 300 (84031) C 3.00 credits ($5.00 fee) A2002 Main CampusM 06:00P - 08:50P 08/26 - 12/20 7/20 Register
Not-to-be-missed Booklist Events
Submitted by Susan Weinmann on Tue, 06/18/2013 - 11:37amGrab your calendar and start marking these | |
Bleak New World: YA Authors Decode Dystopia. Cory Doctorow, Lois Lowry, Patrick Ness, and Veronica Roth make up the star-studded panel at the Booklist Books for Youth Forum on dystopian literature for teens. Friday, June 28, 8-10 p.m., Sheraton, Ballroom 5. | |
Award-winning author interviews. Booklist editors will interview the 2013 Andrew Carnegie Medals for Excellence finalists along with winning and honor authors and audio readers of the 2013 Printz and Odyssey awards. Sunday, June 30 and Monday, July 1, Booklist booth #1817. Andrew Carnegie Medals for Excellence award ceremony. Join committee chair Nancy Pearl for the announcement of Andrew Carnegie Medals for Excellence 2013 winners and to hear from the finalists. Sunday, June 30, 8:00 p.m., Radisson Blu Aqua Hotel, Atlantic Ballroom. Fantastic Voyage: Reference Service in an Ever-Shrinking Print Environment. The Booklist reference program will focus on measuring the use of print reference materials and reference service in a print-free environment. Monday, July 1, 10:30-11:30 a.m., McCormick Place, Room S102a. And don't forget to stop by the booth to pick up your free copies of Booklist and Book Links, set up your online access, and subscribe to Booklist at the special conference price of $119.95 (20% off!) to enter to win a new Apple® iPad Mini! | |
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Submitted by Karen Ellis on Tue, 06/11/2013 - 11:34amScott 2012 Standard postage stamp catalogue (6 vols.)
Submitted by Suzanne Bleskin on Tue, 06/18/2013 - 10:59amRay Bradbury book collection going to Waukegan library
Submitted by Rena Morrow on Tue, 06/18/2013 - 10:24amPrinted in Daily Herald, 6/18/13: http://www.dailyherald.com/article/20130617/news/706179846/
A year after author Ray Bradbury's death, the Waukegan Public Library is preparing to inherit a collection of books from the famed science-fiction master.
Best known for creating a book-burning, dystopian future in "Fahrenheit 451," Bradbury was born in Waukegan and spent much of his childhood there.
He died in June 2012 at the age of 91.
Bradbury moved to Los Angeles in 1934 and spent the rest of his life on the West Coast, but his fondness for Waukegan never dissipated.
After his death, library officials learned Bradbury had bequeathed his personal book collection to the County Street facility.
It's no small gift.
"Every room had a bookshelf overflowing," said Rena Morrow, the library's marketing, programming, and exhibits manager.
The collection contains some books that could be valuable, such as first editions of noted works or autographed books, Morrow said.
The library also stands to receive copies of books Bradbury wrote, including some in foreign languages.
The collection's value is being appraised.
The library may receive some of Bradbury's personal belongings, too.
"We'd like to get one of his typewriters," library Executive Director Richard Lee said. "He had four."
Officials also may organize a trade with the Center for Ray Bradbury Studies at Indiana University, which also is a beneficiary of Bradbury's generosity.
The center is interested in getting some of the books, Lee said, and a trade could broaden the library's collection.
A trade has the blessing of Bradbury's daughters, Lee said.
Library staffers hope to build a permanent exhibit around the collection to honor Bradbury. Viewing Bradbury's personal possessions could make his life resonate a little more for people, Lee said.
Despite moving away at 13, Bradbury was greatly inspired by Waukegan. He turned it into the fictitious Green Town in the book "Dandelion Wine" and in other stories, and local landmarks appear in those tales.
Bradbury also remained a supporter of the Waukegan library. He met occasionally with Lee, and the library has recordings of interviews with the author.
The city has a park named after Bradbury. The library holds a Ray Bradbury Storytelling Festival every Halloween, too.
Book a Librarian at Waukegan Public Library
Submitted by Rena Morrow on Tue, 06/18/2013 - 10:17amDo you ever wish you could have your own personal librarian? Well now you can, for at least 30 minutes. Starting June 17, you can contact the library to book a knowledgeable staff member for a free one-on-one help session about library services, eBooks, research topics, genealogy questions, and even for recommendations on what books to read.
Scheduling an appointment is easy with the online form on our website. Appointments are available weekdays in the morning and afternoon for both English and Spanish speakers. After the form is received, library staff will contact you within two days to schedule a meeting at a time that is convenient.
Patrons may also drop by the reference desk, call, e-mail, or chat with a librarian from the website. Please note that while librarians cannot offer legal, medical, or investment advice, they can assist in finding the information needed to make informed decisions. Librarians will also not handle credit card transactions, type documents, or translate documents.
For anyone who is feeling discouraged or has been searching everywhere and can't find the information needed for a project, the Book a Librarian service can be very helpful. Call the reference desk at (847) 623-2041, ext. 238 for more information.
Geneva Library To Launch New Website and Address
Submitted by Peggy Carlson on Tue, 06/18/2013 - 9:44amThe Geneva Public Library District is excited to announce our new website and a new URL on July 1, www.gpld.org. The format for staff emails will also change to: first initial, last name [at] gpld [dot] org (example: pcarlson [at] gpld [dot] org). Visitors will be automatically directed from the old site and emails will be forwarded, but please make this update in any contact information you have for us.
Roselle Public Library Trustees Says Goodbye To Devitt & Swears in New Members
Submitted by Courtney Cosgriff on Tue, 06/18/2013 - 9:16amFor Immediate Release – June 13, 2013
Contact regarding event: Amy Cawley, Executive Director
acawley [at] roselle [dot] lib [dot] il [dot] us, (630) 529-1641 ext. 311
On Wednesday, June 12, 2013 the Roselle Public Library District Board of Trustees bid farewell to Patrick Devitt, formerly Secretary of this Board, who completed his final term as a Library Trustee. The Library Staff of the Roselle Public Library and the Board of Trustees are grateful for Mr. Devitt's five years of service to the Library District as a Library Trustee, including serving as Vice President of the Board and as Secretary during his tenure on the Board.
Also on June 12, returning Library Trustees, Sue Ellen Eichholz and Elaine Pizzicaro, and newly elected Library Trustee Sue Harold took their oaths of office. The new Board of the Roselle Public Library District was formed with the seated Trustees electing Sue Ellen Eichholz as President, Elaine Pizzicaro as Vice President, Kimberlei Matson as Treasurer, and Sharon Hitzemann as Secretary of the Board. Officers of the Board of Trustees of the Roselle Public Library District serve in this capacity for two years, until after the next Trustee election in 2015. Other Trustees of the Roselle Public Library District are: Gary Oprenchak, Priscilla Spencer and Sue Harold.
Regular meetings of the Roselle Public Library District Board of Trustees are held the second Wednesday of each month at 7:00 p.m. in the Conference room of the Roselle Public Library, 40 S. Park Street, Roselle, Illinois. Public are invited to attend. For more information about programs and services offered by the Roselle Public Library, call 630-529-1641 or visit the Library online at, www.roselle.lib.il.us to Read, Play, Learn, and Discover.


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Religious affiliation: | United Methodist |
Institution Type: | Private not-for-profit |
Campus Setting: | Mid-size city |
Highest Degree Offered: | Doctorate |
Level of Institution: | Four or more years |
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School Mascot: | Panthers |
School Colors: | Purple and white |
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Speaking notes of the Deputy Minister in the Presidency, PME, Honourable Obed Bapela on the occasion of the Ilitha Labantu Youth Summit
Today we are living in a very youthful world with almost half of the current global population under the age of 35 and that the majority of these youth account for the large share of the working population. Young people are increasingly becoming the focus of international attention and their ambitions and goals are often in accord with those of society as a whole.15 January 2013
Keynote address by the Deputy Minister in The Presidency for PME, Mr Obed Bapela, MP on the occasion of launching the Commonwealth Conference on Education and Training of Youth Workers at UNISA, Pretoria
Last week on the 1st of November 2012, we celebrated the 7th Africa Youth day since the decision was taken by the African Union Heads of State in Banjul in 2006. The celebration took place under this years theme of Africa must deliver as one to empower African youth for sustainable development.08 November 2012
Speech by the Deputy Minister in The Presidency for Performance Monitoring and Evaluation Mr Obed Bapela, MP on the occasion of the 50th National Day Celebration of The Peoples Democratic Republic Of Algeria
It is my pleasure on behalf of the Government and people of South Africa, to join the Government of the Peoples Democratic Republic of Algeria in the celebration of their 50th anniversary of National Independence.07 November 2012
Speaking Notes for The Hon. Deputy Minister Obed Bapela on the occasion of Government Communicators' Forum
Thank you, to the acting CEO, Ms.Phumla Williams, I am indeed honored to be addressing this year's Government Communication's Forum, it is my understanding that the GCF takes place three times a year and is attended by senior communicators from national and provincial government as well as those from State Owned Entities. It is a platform through which the GCIS aligns the government message with the delivery from government institutions, and this particular Forum's focus is on the key strategic decisions taken by Cabinet at the mid-year Lekgotla with the aim of developing communication plans to support the decisions and pronouncements of the Lekgotla14 September 2012
Speech of the Deputy Minister Obed Bapela is his capacity as Chairperson of the Alexandra Centenary and Heritage Association at the Arbor Month planting of 1000 tree
It is indeed an honour and a privilege to address you as we enter the "Heritage Month, which is also Arbor Month.31 August 2012
Welcome Notes for the Hon. Deputy Minister Obed Bapela MP, at the Workshop on Performance Monitoring and Evaluation for the Parliamentary Appropriations Committee, 10 - 12 July 2012
Firstly let me tender an apology on behalf of the Hon. Minister Collins Chabane who was assigned by the President to travel to South Sudan.12 July 2012
Speaking Notes by Deputy Minister Mr Obed Bapela during the Outreach Program Seminar on popularising SoNA 2012, Ingquza Hills Local Municipality and Lubala Village
I am very honoured and privileged to address this important gathering today. Starting a new way of coming to Areas mentioned in the SONA13 June 2012
Speaking Notes of the Hon. Deputy Minister Obed Bapela at the Youth Summit hosted by Brand South Africa and JCI
It is indeed an honour and a privilege for me to address you at this important gathering, aiming to further your theme Active Citizenship Through Social Cohesion.12 June 2012
Presidency Budget Speech 2012 by the Deputy Minister, Hon. Obed Bapela on the 30th May 2012
I am honoured to take the platform to contribute to the Presidency Budget Submission of the year 2012/13.30 May 2012
Presidency Budget Speech 2012 by the Deputy Minister, Hon. Obed Bapela
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I own PODX3 PRO for a two years and I `m very pleased how it work,but I wondering can I choose from different guitar racks,and combine what I like the most..
Is it really possible and doeas it work at all?
Lets say I want amp from POX3 PRO,effects from BOSS GT PRO and Digitech gsp 1101 preamps?
Also if anyone has this racks is it possible to plug both USB`s (from X3 PRO and GT PRO) and control them at the same time via computer?
So I considering combining even three racks all together(for studio recording purpose),if it is possible to work that way?
Please give me some opinions,ideas,thoughts and advices.
Thanks in advance.
Come on people please.is there someone who using or trried to use two or more guitar racks simultaneosly?
Share you experience,thoughts,opinions,anything related to topic.
I run mine with the Boss ME 25, just like using two effects pedals, and it works fine. I had songs programmed in the Boss before I got my L6, so I tend to put one in a neutral setting and use the other, but I do combine them sometimes to fill in a gap that the other is missing. For example, the Boss has a freeze pedal, and the L6 has reverse delay. Combine the two of them and you're gold.
Thank you...I guess rack models will also work good...Is it better to use 4 cable method or put it like regual pedal in front?
I mean for studio purpose if you want to get the best from your gear?Anyone else could say something?
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Mike Tindall will not feature in Saturday's quarter-final against France while Jonny Wilkinson has been retained at No 10.
Wilkinson has kicked poorly in this tournament and, as seen by England's most recent game against Scotland, has battled to bring his backline into the game. Toby Flood provided the Poms with more impetus in the second half of that clash, and also held his nerve to kick a difficult conversion.
Manager Martin Johnson has, however, kept Wilkinson in the starting side for Saturday's 'Le Crunch' at Eden Park. Flood comes in at No 12 for the injured Tindall.
Johnson has made changes to his pack, bringing Nick Easter in at No 8 and Tom Palmer in at lock. Mark Cueto replaces the suspended Delon Armitage on the wing.
England – 15. Ben Foden, 14. Chris Ashton, 13. Manu Tuilagi, 12. Toby Flood, 11. Mark Cueto, 10. Jonny Wilkinson, 9. Ben Youngs, 8. Nick Easter, 7. Lewis Moody (c), 6. Tom Croft, 5. Tom Palmer, 4. Louis Deacon, 3. Dan Cole, 2. Steve Thompson, 1. Matt Stevens.
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6 Oct 2011, 02:50 amLet's do this Dragons!!!!!!!
6 Oct 2011, 04:17 amSimonn Shaw shouldd be starting. One of the mostt underrated lockss England havee produced. Beast of a warrior and front of lineout technician. Deservess better. regardless of age.
6 Oct 2011, 04:18 amexpectt the frogs to win. francee strikee when you leastt expect them!
6 Oct 2011, 06:40 am@greatest13gerber(greatest13gerber)-3: Then this is perfect for them, because they have been so **** lately that they have started to place bets on the English winning the match!
6 Oct 2011, 10:22 amIts about time,Tindall is rubbish
Still no Brad Barritt…not even on radar
Matt Stevens had a torrid time last week vs Euan Murray.Nicolas Mas very good in scrum,he better step up.
Same old slow,geriatric England…But France are rubbish so they should take this.
6 Oct 2011, 15:04 pmGood day long time no chat.
England just have a way of making the finals and they will do so again. Lady luck seems to like this team very much and this time they are lucky the French`s WC campaign is a nightmare already.
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Pregnancy can have a big impact on your skin. If you are lucky, you will get that famous glow. However, many women experience some unpleasant changes in their skin during pregnancy, including darkening often called the "mask of pregnancy" or a dark line stretching from the pubic area to the lower chest. Other changes include stretch marks, visible blood vessels, and reddened palms.
Many pregnant women will experience skin color darkening. The book, Total Skin, by Dr. David J. Leffell, it suggests that hormonal changes stimulate skin darkening. This hyperpigmentation is usually in areas that are already heavily colored, including the nipples and areola, armpits, and genitals. Possible changes related to darkening include the following:
Mask of Pregnancy
Melasma and chloasma are the medical terms for this condition. This condition usually causes dark, splotchy spots on the face. Hormones and ultraviolet rays together cause the facial darkening. Debra Jaliman, MD, clinical instructor of dermatology at Mount Sinai School of Medicine, urges women to faithfully use a broad-spectrum sunscreen. "Since you can't change your hormone levels, you should protect yourself against ultraviolet light," she says. Choose a sunscreen that is SPF 15 or higher. You may also want to consider wearing a hat with a brim wide enough to cover your face. Many dermatologists suggest avoiding bleaching creams during pregnancy. If melasma lingers after delivery, visit your dermatologist.
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The official name for the dark line some pregnant women develop from their pubic area to their lower chest is linea nigra. The good news is that it almost always fades after delivery.
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Barbara R. Reed, MD, associate clinical professor of dermatology at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, believes over-the-counter acne creams and lotions are fine for pregnant women. Some prescription creams and lotions are also safe. However, she cautions, "Stay away from oral drugs if you can."
Discuss all products you are thinking of using with your doctor before using them. Accutane, an oral drug for cases of severe cystic acne, should never be taken if pregnancy is a possibility, because it is known to cause serious birth defects.
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Blood circulation increases during pregnancy, and can cause the following changes in your skin:
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If your palms become pink or red, do not be alarmed. It is simply a visible sign of increased blood flow and will disappear after delivery.
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These visible blood vessels are most common on the face, neck, and arms. Most disappear after delivery. If they persist after a few months after delivery, visit your dermatologist. She may treat your spiders with laser surgery. In the meantime, make-up may disguise the problem.
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You could develop enlarged veins on your legs during pregnancy and they may remain after delivery. Luckily, doctors have a variety of treatments to recommend following the birth of your child. Here are some things you can do to prevent them or decrease symptoms:
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- Do not sit for long periods of time.
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Sorry. No matter what kind of cream or lotion you slather on, if you are going to get stretch marks, you will get them. "There's no prevention," Dr. Jaliman explains, "because stretch marks are a break in the elastic tissue (of the skin)." She adds that no one can predict who will get these pinkish lines, which occur most often on the breasts, abdomen, buttocks, and hips.
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Moles may enlarge or darken during pregnancy and return to normal after delivery. However, watch for signs of melanoma. Do not hesitate to have your doctor check suspicious growths. Dr. Leffell says that if any moles change significantly (e.g., size or shape), a biopsy should be performed.
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