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|Bridget Byrnes Neville was born in County Wexford, Ireland on May 1, 1869.She emigrated to the United States in 1882.
John Neville was born in Ireland in May of 1860.He emigrated to the United States in 1881.
They were married June 22, 1890 in Chicago, Illinois
Bridget and John had 7 children:
Edward, Arthur, Elizabeth (Liz), Marie (Mi Mi), John Jr., Francis, and Catherine (Red)The nicknames were given to the girls by the boys.
Bridget and John are buried at Calvary Cemetary in Evanston, Illinois.
The goal of this web site is to bring together the extended family of John and Bridget and to conjure up memories of our loved ones who are no longer with us, but are still a part of us.I will be putting up pictures of all the siblings and their respective spouses.Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions.I hope you enjoy the web site.
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De Niro and Pacino were joined by actors Amy Brenneman, Val Kilmer, Diane Venora and Mykelti Williamson, producers Pieter Jan Brugge and Art Linson, cinematographer Dante Spinotti, film editor William Goldenberg and sound re-recording mixer Andy Nelson.
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As has been recounted before, Mann took his own inspiration from the real-life saga of criminal Neil McCauley, who was finally killed by Mann's friend, Chicago police detective Charlie Adamson, in 1963. They were two men … who had a fondness for one another, despite being on opposite sides of the law. "They had the kind of intimacy only strangers can have," Mann said.
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I don't care for the head, but the shoulders are awesome!
I don't care for the head, but the shoulders are awesome!
I never liked skull and bone adornments. And the helm looks just silly with those bones sticking out.
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I'm impressed by the amount of in-your-face, get-off-your-asana, get-out-the-vote activism that yogis backing President Barack Obama have been demonstrating of late. Four quick examples out of a ton I could have chosen from:
- This weekend, when I was in Columbus, Ohio, for a Richard Freeman workshop (more on that rich experience in blog posts later in the week), I ran into a friend and local yoga teacher. Wearing an Obama T-shirt, she told me she would only be staying for the first day because she had to canvass all weekend. And I remembered back to this spring — when I last saw her during Tim Miller's workshop at Yoga on High — about how excited she had told me she was for this November visit. Yoga matters, but so do politics — and she chose to hit the pavement rather than step on her mat for a workshop with a premier senior Ashtanga teacher.
- A yoga studio in California whose e-newsletter I receive sent this short dispatch last week: "In support of our privilege and duty to vote and as part of the YOGA VOTES effort we are offering free classes all day Election Day Tuesday 11/6/2012. Just sign in! Thats it! Dedicate your practice to our future. Thank you!" We know it's not easy running a financially sustainable yoga studio, so for Willow Glen Yoga in San Jose, Calif., to give up proceeds from a full day of classes is an excellent show of support for the importance of the process.
- Yogis have also taken to Twitter, my favorite of the social networking platforms. See the trending #yogisforobama hashtag. Kino MacGregor has been tweeting pro-Obama political tweets for at least a few months (that's just based on what I've caught here and there — she tweets so much that there's no way I could always be on top of it), including reminding folks back when the deadline to register to vote was coming up.
- The yoga blogophere seems to be heating up recently. Check out "Yogis Stand Up and Endorse Obama" on YogaBrains, take a look at this recap from YogaDork, and read this post from Neal Pollack, who writes, "Yoga doesn't dictate that you become an apolitical idiot. You need to use discernment and intelligence and follow the right political path based on your most deeply-held values."
Viveka — this is all a form of the discernment that we cultivate while on the mat, right? Why would we cultivate these skills through our yoga practice and then not exercise our right to act based on them?
Normally, this is the kind of post I would avoid writing. I have one foot in the political world through my public relations job, and I try to keep politics out of this space. But . . . well, I don't think I'll be sleeping too soundly tonight. Despite Nate Silver's statistics-based optimism — currently, that Obama has a high chance of winning — it's close enough, and I am concerned enough, and the stakes are high enough, that I decided I should.
>>LINK: Have you seen the What the Fuck Has Obama Done So Far website?
Not 100 percent happy with Obama? Angela Jamison addresses that:
We are evolving politically. The expansion of the rights of citizenship is inevitable; the expansion of the definition of the human scope of responsibility (from tribe, to nation, to species, to planet) is inevitable. Unless we stall, take too many steps backwards, and thus all kill ourselves first. Obama is about 50 years ahead of Romney when it comes to the political enlightenment process. So you are another 50 years ahead of Obama. Duh. We need you to be. Don't hate him for not expressing your exact values. If he did, he would never have gotten this far.
I work in Michigan's state capital, and a fair amount of my work intersects with politics (not to mention that a few years ago, I worked in the belly of the political beast itself). I've seen how hard it is for any legislation to get passed. Think everyone wants to protect puppies? Think again. Unless you've worked in the political system, you have no idea how many deals have to be cut for anything — even the seemingly most mundane or obvious things — to move forward. The fact that Obama was able to get the Affordable Care Act (ACA) through still sort of astounds me.
>>LINK: Your Election Eve moment of zen: Replay of the infamous Mitt Romney 47 percent video.
Yes, there are a lot of smoke and mirrors in our two-party political system. Yes, there's a ton of BS. Yes, there's a ton of power-grabbing and power-hungry people. But no, it is not the case that who is in elected office doesn't matter. No, it's not true that in the end, everyone wants the same thing and all will be well, which I've been hearing a few yogis say in recent weeks. As anyone who has been denied health insurance because of a pre-existing condition — an injustice the ACA, which critics love to call Obamacare, has dealt with — can tell you, that's not the case.
In the first verse of the Ashtanga closing prayer, we say:
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May the leaders of the earth protect in every way by keeping to the right path."
Tomorrow in the United States, we have a chance to do more than channel good vibrations about responsible leaders.
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I am hearing many voices deliberating the rightness or wrongness of Gay Rights, Abortion, Lying, Stealing, Discrimination, Separation of Church and State; the list goes on.
I hear some saying, "Well, I feel it is alright for my friends to love whomever they choose." "I feel that if a woman doesn't want a baby, she has a right to abort." "I understand that a person needs to protect themselves by lying sometimes." "The Church has no right to voice against things people of our society choose to do." "We must get rid of the Cross in public places."
If you evaluate what those persons are saying, it all about the one little Group, theirs; and it is not about all the persons involved in the entire social situation, nor in our society at large.
When did it happen that our larger Society became subject to a minority Group of dissenters who make big noises?
We, the larger Group, must also make big noises and demand for ourselves what the others are demanding, which is, "the right to a voice to speak and to engage our rights."
In the political arena it is also true that the majority group should make the Laws. However, minority groups rage about "rights in the public square." Yeah, Rights for the minority and with cancellation of rights for the majority.
For instance, no one ever told the Atheists that they could not be Atheists. No one has restricted them from doing whatever Atheists want to do, lawfully assemble, evangelization, whatever: but they have become aggressors to try to force the Christian to be quiet and have no presence in the public market. There are also other Religions rising in American culture that would deny Christians rights to practice their faith.
You cannot have "religious liberty," which you say you demand, and then force a muzzle on another part of the religious Society.
So why does the Church not have a right to voice anything it chooses to voice? It is not a Law Making Body of the Land after all. The basic notion is that we must silence those who disagree with "US," whoever "US" may be.
Let me advise you, I belong to a group of "US," and I do not chose for your "US" Group to silence me or my "US Group." Who are you that is better than I am, or than is my "US Group?"
This entire Nation has been drilled about "Diversity" over a period of years, only to find that it is not really "diversity" that is wanted, but instead it is the tool used for the upper hand of oppressive power, of control, to wrap everyone into One Opinion, and definitely not the Christian's opinion.
You certainly do have the right to do anything you choose. Not even God will demand you to do or to think otherwise, but be advised that "anything" may or may not be beneficial to you. If you chose wrongly, according to God's idea of right and wrong, it will not benefit you. Conversely, if you chose to do right, according to God's ideas of rights and wrongs, then you will be benefited. That is the message of my "US" Group.
You may conclude that you are legitimate do whatever you please and that it is alright, ONLY IF there is no God! But you are privileged to choose to do it anyway, if you choose to do so.
I have heard very nice people who say they are Atheists, state that they cannot believe, that they want to believe, but can't.
How can anyone with good reasoning ability decide that there is no God and no life after death? Atheists who have clinically died and have been revived, aren't atheists after that experience, because they know that they could think and see outside their bodies. They know that there is life after death.
To Atheists: if you have never died and come back, you do not know that there is no life after death, and you do not know that there is no God. You may think so, or believe so, but you are practicing the "blind faith" that you disdain Christians as doing.
To All Persons: I ask why do you attack that which does not fit your ideas? Can't you be happy with your standards practiced in your individual world of "US"? People over the World continue to do what they choose, despite the OFFICIAL LAWS of that Land. The outcry of "Legalism" is an effort to stop some Group we feel suppresses the ideas of our own Group.
Every Group evangelizes its own ideas, else it would cease to exist. The problem comes when the ideas of any one group physically encroaches upon the physical liberty of another group or an individual. For instance, human trafficking; no one has the "right" to enslave another person either physically, or emotionally, or spiritually, that is abuse, and no thinking human can think that to be acceptable behavior because it is confining, destructive, and oppressive to another human.
I applaud everyone having the freedom to do according to what they choose as long as the choice does not violate the rights of others nor their well being; you cannot however, force any of the others of us to ditch our choices and be complicit with your choices. There is room for individuals and groups to have and to hold any number of opinions. However, those opinions must not be forced upon individuals nor the masses.
The Church does not force people to do according to the choices and tenets of the Faith. Let me clarify what does happen: when you hear the Church make it's statements of right and wrong, and your heart knows the Church is right, but you don't like it, it is not comfortable, you feel angered; you think that if you could only shut the voice of the Church down, you could be happy with your choices.
ONLY IF there is no God.
The voice of the Church is not your problem, it is your own heart that condemns you. How will you shut that voice down?
I have suggested that the Atheists should form things that represent them and place those things in the public square to express themselves. I see that they are doing that somewhat, but it will not weaken the voice of the Church, and they will find no peace in their activities. They will continue to think that the Symbols and the Voice of the Christian Church is the problem that keeps them from being happy in their atheism.
I pray for them to get to the end of their conquest and come the knowledge that is true and factual and comforting to their hearts.
Meanwhile, I will not move to annihilate Atheism nor any other Religion. Just leave me alone to practice mine; and if the voice of my faith bothers you, ask yourself, "Why?" it bothers you.
If the message I carry, voiced into the air, with no force wielded upon you, bothers you, WHY? If I am not forcing my beliefs on you, making you abide by them, what is the problem?
I have the same rights you do, to believe and to practice doing according to my choice, as long as it doesn't physically harm anyone; so will you please just enjoy your own religious practices and leave me to mine? again, I say, if mine faith and the symbols of my faith bothers you, why is that?
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I've always had a pretty strong faith in my heart regarding Jesus, Heavenly Father, the plan of salvation, the church I believe in {HERE}. It's just something that has been so embedded in my heart – one of those things you just know. So when I heard about this amazing book called Heaven is For Real I had to give it a chance, because there was a purpose in me reading it…. I just knew it.
It's been 4 years, 8 months, 2 weeks and 5 days since my baby girl Mya left my womb and went to heaven. Ever since this happened I've struggled inside with wanting to know what happens with her soul – do babies who die in the womb await us in heaven? Will I finally get to say hello to her and smile at her smile and kiss her sweet face? Will I finally get my opportunity to feel her in my arms? While I have understood that her purpose on this earth was served and there is a reason in everything – including her tragic loss, I have searched and searched for something telling me that "Yes, she's in heaven and yes she's waiting for you."
This book told me that. This book put a feeling in my soul that I needed in regards to not only Mya, but our baby who we now call Taylor who we lost a little over a year ago.
My heart is filled with many little whispers that I can't voice out. There's silent ache there that when the night it quiet and the kids are tucked away – I sometimes embrace. It's easier to push it back – oh man is it easier. I know that embracing the hurt along with the happy is okay. I know that taking my leap of faith in life to live – and stop the worrying about everything is okay. I know that my babies are waiting for me in heaven. I KNOW this now, and while I've always had a hope – this book…. this book sealed the deal for me.
I have two extremely lovable, extremely cute and perfect little girls that remind me everyday that I went through that devastating pain of losing those babies for a reason. THEY are my reasons.
I know we'll never understand the big picture of our purpose. It's something that wrapping our heads around isn't fully possible. Faith helps me there – I have faith that there is a big picture, that there is a reason to my love, my sadness, my happiness…. my beautiful life.
There's little things that we need to appreciate every day. Things like the worn tap shoes that my son wears on his feet and gets in front of over 200 people to tap his precious heart out. Knowing that these shoes, right here are truly to poetry to his feet. He sings from his feet – he whispers from his feet – there's a story to be told with his feet.
Every girl needs a sister. Every girl needs a best friend that is there for life. A sister is ALWAYS there when the world doesn't stop.
A sister is a little bit of childhood that can never be lost – even for an older brother. There's an extreme amount of love that flows out of this boy for his sisters.
This little one in our family is growing up on us. I knew it was going to happen. I just knew it. In less than 2 weeks she'll be half a year…. damn it I blinked. She's starting to love her toys, and watches her siblings with her eyes all lit up. She does this gurgle thing with her voice when she's trying to talk to you. When you talk back to her or she thinks your talking to her, she does this little flirty thing that is HILARIOUS – and cute of course. I thought about putting her in her crib so I don't create this cosleeping nightmare like I created with Ella…. but I just can't do it. I love to snuggle her and soak up her littleness.
I've been thinking a lot lately about being a mother. The excruciating pain it entails when you think back on the events of the day and recall all the screw ups you did. The yelling that could have been avoided – the imperfections that could have been done without. It's times like these that I feel so grateful I can pray. It's times like these that I feel so grateful that not only do I know that God will forgive me, but that my children are so quick to forgive me for my imperfections…. and I have no problems apologizing every day to them for not being perfect. But as I crawl in bed each night, and I shut my eyes to pray – I know that it's okay. I will never be perfect. But I love these kids more than words on this blog could ever describe.


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This is a post I wrote as commentary to the latest gamebreaker.tv video about endgame. It's based on knowledge we gathered so far from the game. I wanted to share this with you.
GW 2 will have more endgame-dungeons than any other mmo. Let me explain why:
1. Dungeons in GW2 have a max. dungeon level. If you visit a lv.30 dungeon as a level 70 character, your character will get scaled down to the max.-dungeon-level in this dungeon (-> character scales to lv.30.)
2.) In GW2 skills can't be bought at a vendor like in other mmos. You have to beat a skill challenge (which are hidden all over the world) to get skillpoints. With those you can buy your skills, when you have unlocked all your empty skillslots (3 utility skillslots and 1 elite skillslot aren't unlocked at first).
3.) ...why this is important: As a lv.80 player your skillpool is bigger. (e.g. all 20 utility skills), but this doesn't mean that those are more powerful. A level 30 character can have bought 3 utility skills which are a good choice for dungeon30.
4.) So it only makes sense: all of them:
-) the level 30 player
-) the level 80 player (downscaled to "effective level 30")
have the same the same endgame-hardcore difficult level for this lv.30 explorable mode dungeon.
The lv.80 player has a bigger pool to choose his skills from, but these aren't superior. (not when he is downscaled).
--> so all dungeons are hardcore/endgame-dungeons.
--> all dungeons will stay hardcore/endgame-dungeons, even with new expansions.
do them in any order you want. There are no gear-restrictions for dungeons/ for anything in the game.
there will be added dungeons later. Each dungeon is made highly repeatable. There are 3 unique paths in each explorable mode dungeon with specific bosses, a lot of optional bosses who spawn randomly, and a lot of random dynamic events in those dungeons as well. An example was a hidden cave which got opened and somehow you could summon a huge ghostarmy which helped you defeating a strong boss.
8 dungeons at release means 8x3 = 24 different highly repeatable very hard dungeons. You can't outgear dungeons. They will stay hard forever.
Imagine the epic battle against Illidan. Today this encounter is nothing near as epic as it was a couple of years ago. Now think of it:
Illidan in GW2:
You are a Cataplayer (lv.85) who never experienced Illidan. You go back to the Black Temple. Now your character, your stats etc. get scaled to the max. dungeon level 70. You have the same hard dungeon run someone had a few years ago.
furthermore: you got the Warclaive of Azzinoth. It is lv.70. No problem, use a transmutation stone and turn it into a lv.85 weapon. Epic!
(yes, there are tokens for weapons in GW2-dungeons. But we actually don't know if there are/aren't any cosmetic/non cosmetic rare drops from bosses/normal enemies inside those dungeons. We only know that you won't have to grind for weapons you need. So this part of weapon-drop is speculation)
Don't forget: Explorable mode dungeons in GW2 are hard. Everyone who played them would confirm this.
here some clips from the beta: story mode (normal mode dungeon)
note: this isn't even the hard exploration mode
the best version by far from Mike B. (Tap repeatedly)
an other guy who only knew skill 1 and fire attunement... should have played the tutorial
and a few crazy guys (Yogcast) who rush into danger. A bit overchallenged. Guys: watch video 1 from Mike B.


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Napoli have sent an open letter to Uruguay warning not to risk Edinson Cavani's fitness against Argentina.
The striker picked up an injury against Chile in the group phase of the Copa America this week.
However, there are strong reports Uruguay manager Oscar Washington Tabarez will try to field him in tonight's second round knock-out match with Argentina.
"The injury suffered by Cavani against Chile requires at least 10 days of rest from a match situation," read the letter sent by Napoli.
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The acting Garda Commissioner has she is confident of making good progress in the investigation into the shooting of a child in Dublin.
Last Friday, a 6-year-old boy was shot while playing near his home at Croftwood Gardens in Ballyfermot.
It is been exactly one week since Sean Scully was shot in the neck.
It is believed he was caught in the line of fire as the gunman tried to shoot another man in the area.
The shooting resulted in a public outcry over gun crime in the capital and the Minister for Justice Frances Fitzgerald even expressed her horror in the Dáil earlier this week.
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From Universal's treasure trove of treats comes no less than 12 remastered solo CDs from Pete Townshend. Anyone who doubts the creative powers of the Who leader need look no further than this sprite catalogue, beginning with his solo debut from 1972, Who Came First right up to 1993's conceptual mini opera Psychoderelict. Mixing in his own personal ordeals with a host of odd and quirky characters and scenarios, Townshend was able to pursue a sense of artistic freedom and finesse without the infringing bombast of the Who. And while he has effectively returned to the front lines with Roger Daltrey in a fiery determination to prove the Who are still a viable and functional unit, his solo work encompasses a full body of inspiring and masterful work outside the madness of the Terrible Two.
Who Came First is a low-key tribute to his spiritual leader Meher Baba, a transcendental and meditative showcase of Townshend's songwriting prowess. Sprinkled among the soothing "Parvardigar," taken from a prayer, and simple odes like "Sleeping Dog," are stripped-down versions of Who classics — "Pure And Easy," "Let's See Action," and "The Seeker." It would be another five years before Townshend would venture away from the Who to collaborate with Faces bassist Ronnie Lane on Rough Mix. A hodgepodge affair that's aged well in ensuing years, Townshend and Lane invited heavyweights like Eric Clapton and Charlie Watts to stir up a concoction of country, New Orleans and classic rock styles. The reissue is remixed in 5.1 surround and re-released as a Dual Disc. The DVD portion of the two-sided disc includes photos from the sessions, as well as filmed interviews with Townshend, Lane's manager, and producer Glyn Johns. This is a must-have for all Townshend/Who freaks.
Three years later, Townshend returned with 1980's Empty Glass, overflowing with enduring pop-flavored exuberance and hit singles, like the Top 5 "Let My Love Open the Door," and "Rough Boys," a personal paean to the emerging punks and their seedier lease on life. Two years later, All The Best Cowboys Have Chinese Eyes arrived, boasting a batch of songs that could or could not have been done by the Who, depending on who you're asking. Despite an immersion of modern, slick instrumentation, tunes like "The Sea Refuses No River" and "Slit Skirts" stand up to the best of what the singer-songwriter-guitarist could offer. Clearly, Townshend, with the Who officially retired at this point, was facing an uphill battle in proving his validity and self-worth in a changing musical climate.
His next three solo efforts were strong in spots, yet mired in epic ambition that failed to match the intensity and breadth of Tommy or Quadrophenia. Starting with 1985's White City, a "novel" wrapped around the plight of urban life, Townshend dredged up "Face To Face" and "Give Blood," arguably the album's only decent cuts. The follow-up? How about The Iron Man, a "Musical" based on a children's fable written by the British poet Ted Hughes, with Daltrey, Nina Simone, and John Lee Hooker cast as assorted, sundry characters to help make sense of the whole sordid tale. The one redeeming factor about The Iron Man is that it coincided with the Who's 25th Anniversary Tour, which, in many ways, reflected the album's circus-like entrance onto the airwaves. Fans who flocked to the Broadway-style production (a debatable low point in the Who's storied history) may remember "Dig," the Who-like anthem with Daltrey in full Who-like stride and possibly the record's single high point. It would be another four years before the psychosis of Psychedelic, a well intentioned story with long-winded dramatizations inserted between the songs. That move alone reportedly garnered numerous complaints from various Townshend factions worldwide.
While spinning a web of searing yarns to be analyzed, Townsend took great care in revealing the process in which he operates, sumptuously represented by the Scoop series — Scoop, Another Scoop, and Scoop 3 — at two discs each. Townsend's creative juices glow in a glaringly extensive look at the underside of his recording hijinks. However which way this material was remastered (remastering outtakes, demos and home recordings is an incongruous act of defiance) you'll appreciate the extra liner notes and packaging, especially if you're a diehard completist who cares about such things. Yeah, you can toss in "Magic Bus" and "Happy Jack" playing tag with more obscure tinkerings like "Goin' Fishin'" and "Baroque Ippanese," and come away with the notion that Pete Townshend was never one to fritter his time away when he was at home and isolated from the Who.
Rounding out the reissue lineup is Pete Townshend's Deep End Live!, which dutifully mixes the somewhat new ("After The Fire" and "A Little Is Enough") with the comparatively old ("I'm One" and "Pinball Wizard"). Townshend, with a hot band in his corner, is able to interpret and reinterpret his music without the fuss and muss of Daltrey and John Entwistle in his wake, which, at times, provides a refreshing take on familiar stylings. In their remastered, repackaged, and essentially reassessed format, each release from the Townshend canon recounts a step forward, backwards and sideways in a career that's still angling for position and respect, whether you like it or not. Long live rock!
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Greece euro exit fears hit stock markets
Global stock markets have fallen sharply on growing fears that Greece may be forced out of the eurozone, with unpredictable consequences for the world's economy.
On Wall Street the Dow Jones industrial average has lost nearly 170 points or nearly 1.5%, while in London the FTSE 100 fell 136.87 points at 5266.41 wiping more than £35bn off the value of Britain's leading companies and erasing all of Tuesday's optimistic gains and more.
As European leaders meet this evening for what is billed as an informal summit, but which could prove a key moment in the eurozone crisis, markets gave their own verdict on what could be achieved. And with disagreement about bringing in measures to promote growth and the idea of issuing eurobonds to draw the disparate economies together, the verdict was negative.
In Germany the Dax dropped nearly 2.2% while France's Cac was down 2.4%. Elsewhere Italy's FTSE MIB was 3.68% lower and Spain's Ibex down 3.3%. The Athens stock market closed 1.79% lower.
Wednesday's selloff was partly blamed on the German Bundesbank, which alarmed financial markets by urging eurozone leaders not to relax Greece's austerity programme. In a notably assertive monthly report, Germany's central bank argued that a Greek exit from the eurozone would be a considerable, but "manageable", and less damaging than bowing to pressure from Athens.
The Bundesbank said: "Greece is threatening not to implement the reform and consolidation measures that were agreed in return for the large-scale aid programmes ... This jeopardises the continued provision of assistance. Greece would have to bear the consequences of such a scenario."
There were also reports that eurozone officials had agreed on Monday that countries should draw up their own individual plans for how they would cope with a Greek exit. UK prime minister David Cameron added to the pressure on Greece, telling the House of Commons that next month's election was effectively a referendum on Greece's euro membership, and contingency plans were needed.
Cameron told MPs that the Greek question could not be "fudged or put off".
French president Francois Hollande is expected to push for new growth measures at Wednesday night's summit, as well as the early introduction of eurobonds. Angela Merkel is expected to resist calls for collective borrowing. Sweden also came out against eurobonds on Wednesday, with its prime minister saying they were a "bad idea".
Financial analysts fear further turmoil if Wednesday night's summit achieves little, or nothing.
David Song, currency analyst at DailyFX, predicted that "The meeting may reveal a growing rift within the group as the anti-austerity movement gathers pace."


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Integration of Information Technology among Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises in Malaysia: A Value-Chain Examination
Jusoh, Mazuki, Razak, Rizal Abdul, Simun, Maimun, Journal of Small Business and Entrepreneurship
Small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) firms are generally considered as small firms with the flexibility of equipment and human resources (van Dijk, 1995). They are often characterized by strong entrepreneurial leadership (O'Gorman and Doran, 1999) and generally serve as sub-contractors or suppliers of goods and services to large corporations.
Following the footsteps of their large and multinational clients, who generally operate in competitive international markets, SMEs too have to comply with such competitive forces in their business environment. The often stringent demand for quality imposed by the market obligates many SMEs to maintain high production standards, efficient processes, and control systems. These environmental forces are exerting pressure on the SMEs to replace traditional approaches with new management concepts and tools in formulating breakthrough strategies that lead to changes in their operational paradigm.
Winch and McDonald (1999) maintained that in order to address limitations of the SMEs, there is a need for the adoption of innovative new approaches with regards to their managerial skills and business processes which would enable them to maintain their competitive positions. One such innovative new approach is through a business infrastructure which is capable of supplying accurate real-time information to where and when it is needed (Yusuf and Little, 1998). The effective and efficient use of this information, in turn, depends upon a purposely built infrastructure that incorporates the relevant business knowledge base, control of processes and activities, and allows the necessary and continuous training to produce knowledgeable skill workers. With the right combination of knowledge base, skills and competency, managers would be better equipped with the resources to make the necessary planning that will maintain or enhance the firms' competitive positions. Management activities will thus be improved through better control and timely internal and external information exchanges.
In this respect, SMEs should consider information technology (IT) integration as an important approach in their pursuits to maintain their competitive position (Mutsaers, van der Zee and Giertz, 1998). IT integration can be defined as the use of computer-based technological hardware, data, and software applications that is shared and accessed for organizational use over a communication network (Wyse and Higgins, 1993). The purpose of such an integration exercise is to strengthen the firm's operational efficiency and effectiveness in responding to customer needs and competitive pressures (Mutsaers, van der Zee and Giertz, 1998; Julien, 1999).
The role of IT in such organizations is vital because it contributes to the fundamental changes that are needed for production, co-ordination, and management towards achieving these goals (Morton, 1991). IT has helped organizations in pursuit of quality improvements to design goods that are easier to manufacture, improve new product cycle time through cross-functional integration of systems, and use electronic networks to speed up communications internally, with suppliers, and customers. The effect of integrating information technology is to add value to the efforts of the organization in their pursuit for productivity improvements by providing an efficient means of generating the required information to make the necessary decisions and take appropriate actions (Nolan, 1995).
Without exception, SMEs in Malaysia are faced with similar challenges. The small and medium enterprises play an important role in providing linkages to the export-oriented industries by contributing significantly in terms of value added and labor absorption, particularly in the manufacturing sector which is considered the primary engine of growth. Therefore, it is imperative that they tap the vast potentials that IT has to offer towards enhanced business performance. …


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By Chris Robinson
During a recent conversation with Alex Ariza, the strength and conditioning coach vented his frustrations at the way last weekend's Antonio DeMarco-Jorge Linares bout was handled. Ariza began working with the former champion Linares for this particular shot, for the vacant WBC lightweight title, and despite his charge dominating the early action, a bloody Linares would be halted in the eleventh round by a surging DeMarco in a finish that he believes occurred too soon.
But there is little time to sulk for Ariza, who has a very busy schedule coming up with his work with WBC middleweight champion Julio Cesar Chavez Jr., WBA junior welterweight champion Amir Khan, and WBC welterweight king Manny Pacquiao. Turning his attention to Pacquiao, who defends his belt on November 12th in Las Vegas against Juan Manuel Marquez in an anticipated trilogy bout, Ariza insists the Filipino star is primed for the moment.
"He has tremendous focus right now," Ariza said of the 32-year old Pacquiao, who has been putting in work at the Wild Card Boxing Club in Los Angeles. "It's almost redundant, me saying it, but this fight has a whole different feel to it. Clearly this is a personal thing for him and for me as well. I didn't get to work with Manny for the two fights that he had with Marquez but of course I want him to go out there and show how he's come from those days to now because of the work that we've done."
One week after Pacquiao-Marquez III, Ariza will find himself in Houston, Texas, as Chavez makes the first defense of his title against Providence, Rhode Island's Peter Manfredo at the Reliant Arena. Chavez is coming off a very narrow points win over Sebastian Zbik on June 4th, an excellent bout that the Sinaloa fighter had to really bite down in order to pull out, and Ariza seems confident in the style matchup that lies ahead for his charge.
"Julio's type of fight is a war," said Ariza. "That's Julio's thing is pressure and eventually breaking you down. He has a new confidence in his conditioning now. And that's his thing, to keep coming forward and break you down. It kind of takes your will away from you. Manfredo will probably be the opposite and try to box and be more tactical. We're not taking this fight lightly. Julio's been training thirty days, he's already here and he's in great shape."
Last but not least, Khan's December 10th meeting with proven challenger Lamont Peterson is extremely significant in that it may mark the British star's last fight at 140 pounds before moving up to the welterweight class. Given Peterson's grit and sound skillset, this is actually an interesting fight on paper and Ariza is well aware of how serious the challenge could be.
"I'll tell you the same thing I always say, I never judge a fighter by his last performance or opponent," Ariza said of Peterson, who is coming off of a 12th round knockout over Victor Cayo this past July. "When these guys come to fight one of our fighters, they come in tip-top shape and probably it's a fighter you've never seen before and never expected. We saw that when Julio fought John Duddy, we saw that when Julio fought Zbik, we saw that when Amir fought Maidana, and we saw it when Linares fought DeMarco. So I'm expected nothing different from Lamont Peterson."
Khan is one of the more appealing names in the sport, with his eight-fight unbeaten streak following his lone loss to Breidis Prescott being a pretty revealing and entertaining ride thus far. The 24-year old has made it no secret that he is after a high-profile fight with Floyd Mayweather sometime in 2012 and Ariza feels it simply is the fight to make.
"I hope so. I think Amir is one of those type of fighters that can give Floyd a lot of problems. Sometimes guys with speed have problems with other guys with speed. So, this will be our last fight, hopefully, at 140 pounds, and we'll be making that move to 147. So sometime in the middle of the year, that's a fight that can happen. I just don't see anything else out there that is going to generate a lot of interest."
[Reader's note: For a closer look inside of the Wild Card Boxing Club, including images of Pacquiao, Ariza, Khan, Chavez Jr., and other boxing stars, please visit Inside the Wild Card Gallery ]


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Fresh off their Friday night performance at the Segerstrom Center in Costa Mesa, La Santa Cecilia took home the Grammy award last night for Best Latin Rock, Urban or Alternative Album! Yay! The honors went to Treinta Días, their major label debut. Competition in the category was diverse and fierce with Café Tacvba, El Tri, Illya Kuryaki and The Valderramas, and Los Amigos Invisibles all nominated, but the Los Angeles band rooted in Olvera Street prevailed.
Marisol "La Marisoul" Hernandez, Jose "Pepe" Carlos, Miguel "Oso" Ramirez and Alex Bendaña are already busy readying their follow-up as a pre-Grammy article in the Los Angeles Times noting them as 'the voice of immigrants' reveals.
Fittingly, La Santa Cecilia performed at the Pre-Telecast Ceremony show and after their name was announced, took to the podium and dedicated the award to the 11 million undocumented immigrants in the United States. Requinto and accordion player Pepe Carlos is one among them and the award-winning album's first single "El Hielo" is a poignant tale of life under the threat of deportation.
The band's success has been years in the making and I can still remember taking tequila shots with them after a local SanTana fundraiser show back in 2008. Here's to a celebratory one for the win!
In the meantime, check out La Santa Cecilia's entrevista on the red carpet, where immigrant dreams do come true!
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FutureCycle Press will unveil its annual anthology of poetry and flash fiction as well as a new poetry collection from Scott Owens titled For One Who Knows How to Own Land at 7 p.m., March 23, at City Lights Bookstore.
Owens and a few of the contributors to the anthology will read some of their work. Featured writers will be Glenda Councill Beal, Robert S. King, Scott Owens, Mary Ricketson and Carole Richard Thompson.


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This is a bit old but still an awesome sound to hear! The Official music video for Ellen Allien – Sun the Rain.Taken from Ellen Allien's album "Dust"! So very summery 🙂
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Cool illustrations all the way from Spain and Mar Blanco's on-line portfolio! Go get inspired here
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The phenomenon of experiencing a situation that one recognises but that nonetheless seems very unfamiliar created by Evan Seitz
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To mark the new 2012 FIAT 50 arrival, a music video was created to show people getting ready to meet their 500 as the 500 gets ready to meet them. The music is Vivaldi's Concerto in D Major, Rv 228: Allegro remixed by an LA-based electronic band.
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Maryland - Frederick Watershed - Mountain Bike Trail Review with Map and Pictures
60% review - Two visits
|Directions - From Frederick, take route
70 to exit 48, then route 40 west or north, look for Gambril sign on right..
Follow all the way up past Gambril parking lot, past lot at the top, look
for Hamburg road on right, follow Hamburg and look for parking area on
right, blue trail crosses here..
UPDATE September 2005: Hit a nice loop on the northern section. Some great stuff in there - salamander rock trail was really cool. Watch out for rattlesnakes!! So many trails in here, so little time. Some rippin single and hardcore rocks, a good mix.. I have heard conflicting information about posting maps on this place, from what I have heard its a totally legal spot to ride, but they dont want to advertise it too much. Locals let me know if I should remove anything from my review, such as the trail map.
Description - Technical singletrack with tons of flow, meticulously maintained by bikers you will find lots of log pyramids, small log drops, technical rock gardens, its not hard to get your bike flowing here.. Cant wait to see more, our first time we had an awesome 10 mile loop on the south side, I hear there's a good 20 miler on the north side
Loops - From parking area, take blue trail south, bear left at first intersection with pink flag, follow blue all the way down to stream, then follow up stream crossing several times great techncial uphilling , last crossing is mild hike a bike, then more rocky technical trail, to single track, that finally ends on fire road.. Take a right on this road, follow all the way to road, at some point you will see yellow markers on it.. Take right on road, stay awake on the pavement and look for the cable vision parking area with gate, ride in here, on road look for immediate right on single track, awesome flowing downhill, merges with fire road, keep going down till you hit the blue, keep your eyes peeled, this is the blue you already took, take a left, then your next right on Volkswagon trail, follow VW all the way to hamburg road and take a left back to car.. Its a great crazy 8 loop!!!
Big North loop, out on Buck flats, to Blue, to sand flats, to salamander, back on blue all the way to the car..
|Pre-ride Music: Something with a
great tempo or even something funky like a
browser MMORPG soundtrack should
get you in the right mood!
|Total Miles: 30 ??
Elevation Change Feet - Our 10 mile loop was 1500 but it didn't feel like
that much..
|Disclaimer: Caution - Use this map at your
own risk. Bikerag.com and affiliates will not accept
responsibility for an personal injury, property damage or trespassing while
using this map. Trail users shall obey all signs, and always obtain
permission from the land owner to use trails for any sporting activity.
Permission to use trails should not be assumed. This map simply
contains topographical information and trails that existed at one time.
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A U.S. Navy veteran was brutally beaten and killed outside his own home in McAllen, Texas—while being carjacked by an illegal immigrant.
Jose Luis Oviedo, 56, served in the U.S. Navy for 15 years: from 1981 to 1996.
Oviedo was apparently home alone when he heard a noise from outside—where he found Andres Roberto Ortiz, 32, attempting to steal his car. Ortiz turned on Oviedo, severely beating the Navy veteran unconscious.
Several hours later, local police found Oviedo's SUV abandoned in a ditch. Upon visiting his home to report the vehicle, they found him unconscious in the backyard.
Oviedo was rushed to the hospital, but never regained consciousness. After spending a month in a coma, he died last Friday.
Ortiz was taken into a custody ten days after the attack. Ortiz is a Honduran who is in the United States illegally—and had been deported multiple times by the U.S. government. (my bold added)
Ortiz was initially charged with aggravated assault and robbery. After Oviedo's death, the county district attorney is seeking to upgrade his charges to capital murder. Oviedo's son, Victor, 29, spoke briefly to the media about how his outlook had changed, after his father's death at the hands of an illegal immigrant:
"I had no real opinion as far as the immigration stance goes, but now I believe that something like this could have been prevented had the right steps been taken," he said.
Source: American Action News
Read more at http://americanactionnews.com/articles/breaking-illegal-immigrant-brutally-kills-navy-veteran#jQb9ke4Z02ZEU5Jf.99


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Lexicon Of Pain - Poem by indira babbellapati
My pain dissolves into poetry
Each poem I write becoming
A part of my growing lexicon
Of growth, evolution and transformation
That helps me move towards
The unknown and uncharted paths
This moment of pain is
More important than
What I suffered in past
Or may suffer in future
Every blink of pain,
A momentous journey
That gives me more confidence
To reach my final destination
With cheer and smile
Each wink of pain
I endure
Is a feather in my cap
That I celebrate
Comments about Lexicon Of Pain by indira babbellapati
Yasmin Khan (4/17/2013 10:43:00 AM)
Sometime pain makes the soul soar high, this is the theme here. The line my pain dissolves into poetry' reminds me the line by a writer: I shed my sickness in art'. I like the line: 'Every blink of pain a momentous journey' because poets are very sensitive. (Report) Reply
Chandra Thiagarajan (4/16/2013 2:25:00 AM)
Nice philosophy of pain, Indira! The lines- Each wink of pain / I endure / Is a feather in my cap / That I celebrate- -are really captivating! In this connection I wish you go through my poem- Gain in Pain- if time permits. (Report) Reply
Shahzia Batool (4/16/2013 2:07:00 AM)
what pleasure you are taking in the celebration of your pain, it shows through your lexicon of pain indira ji! ! ! (Report) Reply
Veeraiyah Subbulakshmi (4/16/2013 1:52:00 AM)
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Stopping By Woods On A Snowy Evening
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I Do Not Love You Except Because I Love You
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The Interwebs have been at fault of leaking most of the upcoming tech toys, well before their official launch. Some of the more recent examples have been, the likes of HTC One, Samsung Galaxy S IV, Nokia Lumia 1020 were all leaked well before their launch accurately. The man behind these leaks has largely been the same, and all the credit goes to @Evleaks who has some very reliable sources right within the industry.
The source is so reliable now that just about every leak by him is considered as good as official. So, the latest gadget that we have been tipped to expect is the HTC Zara. The device looks like a cross product between the HTC One and the HTC One X. Combining the dual tone of front and boomsound of the HTC One with curvature and similarly designed camera module as well as curved edges of the HTC One X, the HTC Zara looks like a rather interesting phone.
The specs of the device are:
- MSM8930 Dual Core Processor, each CPU clocked at 1.2 Ghz
- 4.5 Inch QHD Display
- 8 GB Internal Storage with Micro SD expansion
- 2100 mAh Battery
- JellyBean Android OS
- Sense 5.5
By the looks of it, the device will be a mid range phone, but packs some decent specs. It is also interesting to note, that the device will come with Sense 5.5, so it makes you believe that, that is on the way too. You can expect the device in fourth Quarter of this year.
via: @Evleaks


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D.N. Williams is a Los Angeles based filmmaker and video artist working with intuitive and darkly comical means in alternative documentary and experimental forms.
His work plays with the binary conventions of Western perception by bending time and space, self and other, politic and impolitic, justice and injustice.
Instead of seeking "liminal" spaces, D.N.'s work is a frequently trippy electrical flicker between light and dark binaries, provoking both comic reactions through ostensibly bleak subject matter and sincere pathos in the face of sentimentalism or absurdity.
D.N. is a programmer for The Slamdance Film Festival and was the Co-Director of The Big Muddy Film Festival from 2009-2012.
D.N. grew up rural poor in an old stone farm house, with a rural-route mailbox, between a trailer park and a hay field.
His films and videos have been official selections internationally and domestically at Antimatter [Media Art], The Berlin International Director's Lounge, Athens International Film + Video Festival, and Experiments In Cinema.
A number of his films are housed in the media collections at Bennington College, Northwestern University, Emerson College, Savannah College of Art and Design, University of Cincinnatti, and UT San Antonio.
His written criticism on film and television has been presented for the Society for Cinema and Media Studies, Popular Culture/American Culture Associations, and at the Visible Evidence Documentary Conference.
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How to Share (and learn) the Three Principles Effectively - 12-week affordable program (Australia & Asia time-zone)
"Saying out loud what you see for yourself is the single best way I've found to deepen your grounding and effect others..."
Course intakes open for UK, North & South America, Australia and Asia
- Incredibly practical course in how to share (and learn) the Three Principles or Inside-Out understanding with others
- All key aspects of the Principles covered in the 12 weeks
- Hands on from day 1 - share what you know and learn as a result
- Very affordable - hundreds, not thousands!
- Share your experiences with others and hear their insights into the week's tasks
- Keep a journal of your progress over the 12 weeks to use in your practice & life going forward
- A student with zero prior knowledge of the Principles held a successful workshop just days after completing this program
- Learn how to share this wonderful gift in many, many different ways
- Special guest interviews
- Find your own voice and use your own language to share your gift with the world
- Brought to you by the author of Do Nothing!
- Over 20+ hours of hands-on material
- All levels are welcomed and indeed encouraged
- Can be done as a couple for the one price
- Up front discount or payment plan options available so everyone can afford it
- All sessions recorded and accessible for life
- Make incredible new 3P friends and connections
- Content always being updated
- Discounts on further study options available
- Certificate on completion
- All sessions are same time and day every week
- Different time zones across the World catered for
"Inspiring"..."So helpful"..."Changed everything for us"...."Incredible"
Limited spaces (7 available in each group), so apply now to avoid disappointment
Australian/Asia Group starts at the end of June, beginning of July and will be at @ 12 pm UK time (8 pm Perth, 9 pm Sydney, 9 pm Melbourne, 8 pm Tokyo, 6 pm Bangkok) on a weekday
As a practitioner of the Three Principles or Inside Out Single Paradigm now for many years, I often get asked during my training workshops with entrepreneurs and business owners if there are courses available for participants to deepen their grounding in the Paradigm so they would be able to facilitate workshops themselves.
In response, I often point them towards the many excellent options available from the likes of Supercoach Academy, One-Thought Institute, Insight Principles, Clarity Practitioner Training, Pransky & Associates, Innate Wellbeing and others. However, often the fees are usually too high on these courses to warrant further action. Which is a shame, as this prevents them from deepening their grounding in this life-changing understanding.
This is why I wanted to set up an introductory course for business owners and employees which is affordable to everyone (and a potential lead-in to these other courses). The quality of the course, however, is certainly not cheap, with special guest interviews from the likes of Dicken Bettinger, Garret Kramer, Craig Polsfuss and Cheryl Bond.
So here it is... A three-month introduction to sharing the Three Principles which will set you up to be able to share this understanding from a solid grounding, in a way that makes sense to both you as the facilitator and to your clients, giving them the necessary shifts in thinking to facilitate further change from within themselves.
Having taught this understanding as a sole practitioner for the past five years, I have tried and tested various approaches and discovered a way to show people where their reality is being created in a powerful and dynamic way.
I will show you how this is done and get you to a position to be able to share your understanding of the Paradigm to clients within three months, both efficiently and effectively.
Course registration is now open
$997 Early-Bird Upfront or three instalments of $397 ($1,191 total)
The course is divided up into 12 weekly Modules
Throughout this course, we will be applying an understanding of the Three Principles (Inside-Out Single Paradigm) to 'practical', everyday usage. We will be investigating how to set up a successful, sustainable practice or how to apply this in your current role as an employee, parent or partner as well as in your own life. We will be looking at the ripple effect of taking your own health and grounding and helping others through your understanding of how the Human Operating System works.
Week 1
What are the Three Principles behind the Inside-Out Single Paradigm, where and how did they originate? - An up-to-date chronology to level the playing field for all students.
Group webinar followed by individual written summations and group discussion (2 hours total)
Week 2
Building Blocks:
Understanding Mind, discovering 'Truth'.
Group webinar followed by individual inputs and group discussion (2 hours total)
Week 3
Building Blocks:
Understanding Consciousness, the canvas of life.
Written journal work followed by individual inputs and group discussion (2 hours total)
Week 4
Building Blocks:
Understanding Thought, the Missing Link.
Group webinar followed by individual written stories and group discussion (2.5 hours total)
Week 5
Building Blocks:
Inside Out versus Outside In, where is reality actually coming from?
Guest Interview (1 hour) followed by individual summations and group discussion (2.5 hours total)
Week 6
Building Blocks:
Insight and Wisdom, Nature's Gift.
Recorded video presentation (20-30 min) followed by individual summations and group discussion (2 hours total)
Week 7
Building Blocks:
Listening, Silence & Do Nothing. Connection with a quiet mind.
Individual exercises followed by group check-in and feedback (1.5 hours total)
Week 8
Building Blocks:
State of Mind and Levels of Consciousness.
20 minute webinar followed by written weekly journals and group feedback (2 hours total)
Week 9
Separate Realities, a world at peace.
Guest Interview (1 hour) followed by group discussion (2 hours total)
Week 10
Psychological Freedom, less stress, more joy.
Group webinar (30 mins) followed by individual written stories and group discussion (2.5 hours total)
Week 11
The Resilience of the System within.
20 min webinar followed by written weekly journals and group feedback (2 hours total)
Week 12
What next? Objections and perceived exceptions. How to share the Inside-Out Single Paradigm super-effectively in every area of business.
1.5-hour group discussion followed by written plan and 1-hour check-in


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London (Jul. 30)
A Foreign Office spokesman told questioners today that no decision has been taken concerning the Exodus refugees and that no instructions have been sent to British officials at Port de Bouc.
The utmost secrecy veils the government's future actions. All that officials ##ll admit is that they have received a request from the British consul-general in ##arseille. What their reply will be, or in whose hands the decision rests has not been disclosed, although it is generally believed that the Cabinet will have to settle the issue. A spokesman said a decision might be delayed, as the government is aware of the seriousness of the situation.


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You might have experienced some difficulty accessing DAM over the last couple of days as we migrated to a new server and did a few updates on the back end.The upgrade is complete but there may still be a hiccup or two. If you find that things aren't acting normally please let me know. Thanks for your patience.
At first glance I thought that the Cha Jong Rye's sculptures were carved from wood, however closer inspection (and the video below) show that what she does is cut shapes from wood, stack and layer the shapes, then sand meticulously to transform the layers into fluid works of art that speak to me of graceful movement.
The first few minutes of the video below shows the South Korean artist at work – you can see some of her process and it is fascinating. You also get to see a good portion of her complete body of work and catch a glimpse of how they install one of the large-scale wall pieces.


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QPR vs Swansea City - CALLED OFF
Swansea City's match at QPR tomorrow night has been postponed due to the current weather conditions.
There has yet to be a rearranged date and the club will announce up to date ticket news on the fixture shortly.
Cardiff City's FA Cup replay at Arsenal has also been called off.