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Those who read this blog know that I recently put Field & Stream on the im41 blacklist for embracing the moonbat left by running wacko enviro liberal/commie junk science from the LA Times.
But the good folks at Outdoor Life have taken up the slack by not only giving Ryan some love, but also by irritating the feminist by posting an outstanding photo tribute to "fishing babes."
Field & Stream is toast.
(Outdoor Life) Like it or not, as the 2012 presidential race marches on toward November, we're going to learn a lot about the candidates' personal lives. They'll try to hide their blemishes and highlight their strengths.
While there's a lot to learn about the newest man to the race, Representative Paul Ryan (R-Wisc.), one thing is for sure: he's not hiding the fact that he's a hunter. Ryan, 42, has the buck photo above posted on his Facebook page. He posted it during the middle of the Wisconsin gun deer season with a note saying "I hope you and your family are having a happy Thanksgiving." The news release announcing Ryan as the new republican vice-presidential candidate states that Ryan is an "an avid outdoorsman" and a member of "his local archery association, the Janesville Bowmen."
In 2011, Ryan was quoted by the New York Times saying:"What I look forward to reading the most is Quality Whitetails Journal. It's from the Quality Deer Management Association and gives insight on deer biology and habitat stewardship. I was planting clover this past weekend at my mom's place in a rural part of Wisconsin. Yes, deer like to eat clover." Read Story

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Trooper Jeffrey Gregory
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Stats from Post 4 for November 2011
Date of News Release: 12/06/2011
(Elizabethtown, Ky.) - For the month of November 2011, Post 04 Troopers wrote a total of 1,672 citations. We removed 24 drunk drivers from Kentucky roadways which was 7 more than last month. We cited 629 speeders and 153 violators for failure to wear a seatbelt (50 more seat belts than October). 5 citations were for failure to use a child restraint. We investigated 131 crashes and conducted 2,379 vehicle inspections. 663 motorists were given a courtesy notice in lieu of a traffic citation for minor traffic offenses. We assisted 206 motorists stranded on Kentucky roadways and answered a total of 2,517 citizens complaints which was over 1,200 more complaints than October. We were involved in 693 special details and conducted over 50 community programs which reached over 6,000 citizens of the Commonwealth. Our Detectives and Troopers opened over 73 criminal cases and made 167 criminal arrests. We contacted over 610 victims of crimes on cases that we are investigating. In total, Post 04 Troopers, Detectives, and Command Staff logged over 10,202 hours of service for the Kentucky citizens we served.
From November 28 through December 4th, 2011 there have been 10 separate fatalities on Kentucky roadways. Eight of those involved motor vehicles and four of the victims were not wearing a seat belt. Single fatalities occurred in Adair, Butler, Christian, Daviess, Fayette, Jefferson (2), and Lyon counties. Alcohol appeared to be a factor in the Fayette, Daviess, and Jefferson County crashes. Elizabethtown Post 04 had zero fatalities in our post area.
Two pedestrian involved crashes occurred in Jefferson County.
Through Dec. 4, 2011, preliminary statistics* indicate that 668 people have lost their lives on Kentucky roadways during 2011. This is forty-nine less fatalities than reported for the same time period in 2010. There have been 526 motor vehicle fatalities and 272 of those victims were not wearing seat belts. Fifty-nine of those crashes involved a commercial motor vehicle. Sixty-one crashes involved a motorcycle and thirty-four victims were not wearing helmets. Twenty-five crashes involved an ATV and twenty-one victims were not wearing helmets. Fifty crashes involved pedestrians and two involved a bicycle. Two crashes involved a scooter and two involved a horse-drawn vehicle. A total of one hundred ten fatalities have resulted from crashes involving the suspected use of alcohol. Those results indicate that approximately 20% or 1 out of 5 crashes was alcohol related.
Citizens can contribute to highway safety by reporting erratic drivers to the Kentucky State Police toll-free at 1-800-222-5555. Callers will remain anonymous and should give a description of the vehicle, location, direction of travel and license number if possible.
*These statistics are still preliminary as KSP waits for all local law enforcement agencies throughout the state to report any crashes and fatalities that may have occurred in their areas. Crash data for this report is generated from the Kentucky Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS).


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KNOXVILLE (WATE) - Tuesday morning 6 News had several phone calls from viewers who were scratching their heads at the differences in gas prices from one side of the city to the other.
"We got on Cedar Bluff and we looked at the gas prices and they were $3.04," said Knoxville driver Kari Harris.
Harris, who lives in East Knoxville, was confused because gas near her home was going for $3.28. "We were actually excited, but then again really frustrated because it's like well we shouldn't have to drive half the way across town to get gas," said Harris.At the Kroger on Cedar Bluff, regular unleaded was going for $3.01 with a Kroger card.
On Broadway in North Knoxville, gas at the BP gas station on was $3.27, and the Kroger just down the street was at $3.26.
Why such a big difference?
"First of all, it's not new," said AAA spokesperson Don Lindsey. "We've seen this kind of disparity on one side of the city to the other for all the time that I've been here."Lindsey says there are several reasons why gas prices are so different. "Typically when gas prices are moving fast, changing quickly, one station will get a more expensive load of fuel and one station will have cheaper fuel, so you'll see a huge disparity from one place to the other," said Lindsey.He says prices have also been changing because Europe is sending less gas to the U.S. Lindsey also says refineries are having their seasonal maintenance a little bit early this year, which is causing a shortage in gas.Department of Energy officials are predicting gas prices will be cheaper this year than 2012, but that still does not settle well with people trying to fuel up right now. "They need to change it," added Harris.
The manager at Kroger on Cedar Bluff told us he follows what their corporate headquarters tells him to do. He did say the price dropped down to $3.01 Tuesday morning.
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One of the most anticipated plays All the Way is coming your way. The show stars the very famous Bryan Cranston who is best known for playing Walter White in Breaking Bad and Hal in Malcolm in the Middle. Now he is set to portray President Lyndon B. Johnson in the backdrop of perhaps one of the most significant periods of American history. All the Way is set in the era of the Civil Rights Movement and features iconic characters such as Dr. Martin Luther King and J. Edgar Hoover. Originally written by Tad Mosel, the play won the playwright a Pulitzer Prize. Now with a stage production coming up, the demand for All the Way tickets is on all time high.
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Among the many theatrical revivals that have been staged in recent times, All the Way stands out as one of the most appealing and fascinating. Written by Tad Mosel, an iconic American playwright, it premiered in 1960 and was based upon A Death in the Family, a novel written in 1957 by James Agee. Tad Mosel won the Pulitzer Prize for the play, as did James Agee for his novel. Today, this play has been revived and is now all ready for Broadway performances featuring none other than Breaking Bad famed Bryan Cranston in the lead role. The show is attracting great buzz and All the Way tickets are selling like hot cakes.
All the Way first premiered in 1960 at the Belasco Theatre where it ran for nearly a year and a total of three-hundred and thirty-three performances. Its plot, set in 1915 Knoxville, Tennessee, grabbed much of the audiences' attention. Today, the play is all set to be staged on Broadway, after some splendid performances at the American Repertory Theatre. Its story follows the first year of President Lyndon B. Johnson in office, who is described as a 'Shakespearean figure of towering ambition and appetite'. The story takes place in a particularly important moment in American history when the Civil Rights Act in the making.
All the Way's revival premiered in 2012 at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. It was followed by shows at the American Repertory Theatre which featured \Bryan Cranston. The Broadway run will be held at the Neil Simon Theater on Broadway, a theater famous for staging musicals including the likes of Jesus Christ Superstar, Hairspray, Catch Me If You Can and Big Fish. The American Repertory Theatre and the Oregon Shakespeare Festival productions were both directed by Bill Rauch, who is all set to direct the Broadway run as well.
From the American Repertory Theater cast of the play, Brandon J. Dirden and Michael McKean will also be part of the Broadway cast, playing the roles of Dr. Martin Luther King and J. Edgar Hoover. The real USP of the show, however, is Bryan Cranston who will be essaying the role of President Lyndon B. Johnson.
Bryan Cranston played Hal in the popular TV comedy series, Malcolm in the Middle, which aired for six long years from 2000 to 2006. He then went on to play Walter White in Breaking Bad, a popular drama series aired on AMC. He has won Emmy Award for his role in Breaking three times consecutively. This has made him the first actor to do so since the sixties, after Bill Cosby.Ā The three Emmy Awards were for the Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series with one more Emmy Award won for Outstanding Drama Series after he became a Breaking Bad producer in 2011. He has also received three Emmy Award nominations for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series for his work in Malcolm in the Middle, added to four Golden Globe nominations for playing Walter White in Breaking Bad.
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Easter is a time of sacrifice and giving and a Central Pennsylvania organizations is doing just that.
At the Water Street Mission in Lancaster, their mantra is "changing one life at a time." But this Easter weekend, the mission is changing many lives.
"It's actually the culmination of a week-long process of giving out hams and other groceries that someone would need to make an Easter dinner in their own home," said Maria Schaszberger, spokesperson for Water Street Ministries, of their Easter outreach. "Over 300 families will have received all of these food boxes."
Recipient Richard Weime said, "I got plenty. Ham, potatoes, all the trimmings. It's a real blessing."
All the food was donated by the Lancaster community. In fact, the Water Street Mission set a goal of 500 Easter hams, but they ended up with double that.
"So many who are in a position to help are remembering those in need and are going out of their way to make donations," said Schaszberger . "The Water Street Mission wants to make sure that people can have their basic needs met and celebrate with their families together this very special Easter holiday."
While many went to the mission to get food for Easter dinner some were also there to get food for their souls.
"It's wonderful, it's wonderful for the person that I was. I came off the streets," said Weimer. "You know, I was a street person for a while. I ran into some problems. I found his place one day and it turned my life around," said Weimer.
Volunteers at Water Street Mission said serving the less fortunate is a great way to serve-up hope.
"One of the ladies, I asked her how she was doing. She said, 'I'm alive and I can see the sunshine.' To see that kind of positive perspective and the good attitude, it's great to see what kindness and what compassion can do," said Schaszberger.
Water Street is also holding an Easter banquet Saturday. Volunteers said they expect to feed 400 people.
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As of 17 October 2013, the President signed a bill ending the Government shutdown. As the government resumes operations, Tuition Assistance is likely to be reinstated in time for funding to be approved for our Fall D Sub-term, beginning 21 October.
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16 October 2009 - Putnam Investments CEO Bob Reynold interviewed at the Buttonwood Gathering by Liz MacDonald for FOX Business News. Reynold discusses why he believes the market is headed up.
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Part II: Cameras of the Year (2012) and The Future [live update in progress]
On Monday we posted Part #1 of the Cameras of the Year round-up. But more posts were posted since, and more things slipped past the first episode. So this is Part #2. Just like Part #1, this is just a sampling of the action. We simply can't post everything everyone has ever written :)
Cameras of the Year
The Online Photographer has finally revealed their camera of the year for 2012. Four cameras made it to the decider round, three iLCies and one fixed-lens. Note for sports-fans and sports-haters: the first half of the post is ...sports talk radio! We won't reveal the winner here! (spoiler alert: Enola Gay!)
Tired of reading? Here is a 10-minute YouTube video by MP4Podcast counting down the top ten cameras of 2012 (via Mike Kobal).
You decide! Photography Review has their Community Camera of the Year poll with nine diverse candidates up for vote.
The Year in Review
The British Journal of Photography published their most popular articles of 2012. It is an interesting collection, with Kodak getting a lot of entries in the Top 10. There's even some ...lunacy.
The Wall Street Journal published their Year in Photos (2012) earlier in the year. Following that, they published a new article with the photographers discussing some of the Best of 2012 photos. (via The Verge)
Like to create stuff with your own hands and e-hands? The very helpful and educational DIY Photography has published their Top 5 Hacks of 2012.
Terry White's Best App Site has published their Top 100 i-Apps of 2012. The product categories are listed alphabetically. The Photo and Video category is towards the middle of the blog-post. It includes twenty camera and video related apps. Some of these apps also have Android et al equivalents, some don't.
Almost everyone is a mobile photographer these days, be it artistic or practical or mundane, and Connect rounded up the year in mobile photography.
In the world of technology, Engadget published their Top 20 posts of 2012. As you can see from the top 20, it's all about smutphones! You can also read their Year in Review e-magazine, Distro Edition #71 available as a PDF and also as an app (iTunes, Android) - see aforelinked page for links.
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We all want to see exciting new cameras every new year. Sometimes we get our wishes, sometimes we get our nightmares. The Digital Camera World has published in slide-show format the 16 cameras they'd like to see in 2013.
Crystal ball time for Neil Gaudet as he makes 13 camera-related predictions for 2013 at Photography Ramblings.
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Before & After: Katherine's Spicy New Valentine
You never forget your first, especially on Valentine's Day. This sweet little chair was Katherine's first ever upholstery project, but as the years went by and her design tastes changed, she fell out of love with the shape of this chair. Luckily, Katherine really knows how to spice up a stale relationship.
Her eye had wandered over to a new kind of chair, Anthropologie's Astrid, but she didn't exactly have the funds to make it hers. So she decided to go a little crazy with the saw, the drill and the staple gun in order to transform her old love into a brand new hottie. She covered her creation with some thrift store fabric and finished it off by painting the legs gold.
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The costs for this project were: $10 for batting, $3 for fabric plus the original $8 for the chair — a total of $21. All of the building materials came from around my garage and home. The new front legs were even recycled from an old dining room table that would have otherwise ended up in a dumpster.
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Thank you Katherine!
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Wow, that is wacky. I love it.
I actually did not believe they were the same chair until I clicked over to the blog and viewed the in-progress pictures. Crazy!
Whoa. Crazy, but in a good way. Looks like Strong Bad.
I am completely impressed with anyone who could make the 'before' chair into the 'after' chair, but not lovin' the chunky legs. To me, they seem out of proportion to the chair.
I don't love it, but it is definitely impressive and a lot of "look." I can see it fitting into a whimsical environment and holding its own! (It kind of reminds me of a chair version of a crab.)
I didn't really like the "after" until I looked up the chair from Anthro and I have to say I am impressed. Looks just like what you were going for. A+ for a job well done.
I just spit out my coffee. You are amazing.
Good job! You wouldn't know that it's not the Anthro chair.
I'm in awe of the skills involved, but I'm not a fan of the new chair. I agree with birch--the front legs are too clunky.
Wow, those are some very muscular front legs. I'd be scared they'd anthropomorphize themselves and reach out and squeeze me to pieces!
I much prefer the before.
I like the fist one best would have left as is with new fabric
Prefer the first chair. And those bulky legs do not go with the chair.
I love people who just go for it. Great job.
Whoa. I'm amazed with the vision and skills required to make this transformation! Excellent work.
I am impressed with the clean execution of the upholstering but the front legs are, frankly, horrid, they look like they suffer from edema.
The original is not to my taste, but I'm blown away by how close this DIY comes to the original at a fraction of the cost:
$1149 (with shipping) for the original and $21 for the DIY. Bravo!!!
Im torn.I love the new chair,but hate the new front legs.
Amazed and impressed with the transformation, but the end result is far from my taste -- and I have always hated mis-matched legs. (But, that's just me, I realize that...)
I wish there was an "in-progress" shot to give me a clue as to how she structured the transformation, though -- the two versions of the chair are so different I still find it hard to accept.
YIKES! those front legs are WAAAAAYYYYYY out of proportion.
siobhan, thanks for posting the link to the chair that Katherine was going for. Now I can see that her attempt was admirable...but the original is nicely proportioned and the DIY is still off.
Still, the price differential made the DIY effort worthwhile.
I was applauding until I saw the front legs... here's hoping she has another burst of creative energy and replaces them with classic wooden legs.
The after looks sweet. My only concern would be those rollers would not hold up for long. I do like the idea though.
well done
Imaginative transformation to say the least in a down the "rabbit hole" kinda way Which in most cases I can appreciate. Picking btw the before & after designs though, I prefer the "before" design. I really love the red basket weave back, the regal legs with the bright white cushion. Very elegant indeed.
Hot damn!
No No No
This chair has cankles. Bless its heart.
To be fair, so did the inspiration. She's bringing cankles back! One chair leg at a time.
Not a fan. I agree that the creator of this chair was pretty skilled and handy to change the entire shape of an existing chair, but I loved the cane back chair she had before. She could have donated that chair instead of massacring it. The new chair is some kind of weird Frankenstein. It just doesn't look right. The arms and stark round arm fronts look hard, stark, and juvenile. The front and back legs don't match, which makes the wrong proportion of the front legs even more apparent. It's just wrong.
Please don't take this criticism the wrong way. I applaud Katherine for her ability to create something like this, and I imagine she will eventually do some great things. This project, however, is like the first pillow I sewed. I didn't put it out for public display. I was happy with my accomplishment, but I knew my first pillow wasn't "good." This sentiment applies here I think.
'cankles' -- I love that comment!
You are an upholstery marvel...have sawsall will travel.
To those who say the front legs are too big, or "off" in some way, I totally agree. I've thought that since I completed the project, but never got around to investing money or time in different ones. I like the person who brought up the fact that this was a "first", because it was. I think they are wrong, however, in saying I shouldn't put it out on display. I am proud of this project. Obviously it's good enough for Apartment Therapy! Even if they were just fishing for a story, that's fine by me. If you hide away where you came from, you cannot see how far you've come. Thanks for the support and feedback! -Katherine
How did you raise the back of the chair before you re-upholstered?
Visit my blog to see the transformation! http://prettylittleladydesign.blogspot.com/2013/02/how-did-i-do-it-altering-chair-frame.html
The problem is that the seat is too thin (?)--look at the Antrho original, it has a good 8" high seat frame plus another few inches of padding on top of that. It probably has coil springs whereas your chair most likely has sinuous/zigzag springs. You could increase the depth of the seat base downward and then go with shorter, smaller diameter legs in front like on the Anthro chair.
The rest is pretty good!
Katherine, I love the chunky front legs, and I love your chair a thousand times more than Anthroplogie's. I love your fabric choice.....what a beautiful coral red. I actually wish the back legs matched the front ones. I love big chunky furniture and large interesting pieces. I love that they make bold statements and allow you to eliminate little pieces that create clutter and chaos. I wish I had your talent! Please don't change those legs, at least not the chunky ones! There are a great deal of boring, beige and/or cluttered homes I see here, so I'm happy when I see something like your design. Some of the comments were just plain rude and completely unnecessary. Cheers to your fabulous chair. I am excited to see your blog!
Wavers between oddly fascinating and Franken-chair.
You read my mind, secret agent girl. That was the term I was thinking of also.
Great skill blossoming, but those prosthetic legs are just unfortunate and distract from the overall intrigue of the chair.


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Just minutes after Indianapolis made the hiring official Saturday, Hamilton told reporters he was eager to reunite with three of his former pupils at Stanford - quarterback Andrew Luck, tight end Coby Fleener and receiver Griff Whalen.
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A painting of polo legend C. D. LeBlanc was donated last month to the Will Rogers Polo Club at their end of the season party. The artist, Bonnie Burke, owner of Heritage Realty, said LeBlanc started the Will Rogers Polo Club in 1953 and it will now be exhibited annually at the C.D. LeBlanc Memorial Tournament.
Burke, who became an avid fan of polo, began taking photographs of several players and their families who were regulars over there. She painted the portrait in 1993.
"He was dearly loved by the polo players," Burke said of LeBlanc in an email. She said Will Rogers landscaped the polo field in 1926 before he even built his home there. Rogers and his family lived at his ranch between 1928 and 1935 and he played there with such celebrities as David Niven, Spencer Tracy, Walt Disney and Clark Gable on weekend mornings.
C. D. Leblanc then became a legend in polo throughout the years and could most often be found along the sidelines cheering the players on.
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Fairfax, VA (SportsNetwork.com) - Sherrod Wright led the way with 19 points, as the George Mason Patriots took down the Richmond Spiders, 69-60, in an Atlantic 10 Conference matchup at the Patriot Center.
Wright shot 7-of-10 from the field for GMU (10-17, 3-10 A-10), which snapped a two-game losing skid. Bryon Allen tallied 18 points and seven rebounds, Patrick Holloway netted 10 points off the bench and Jalen Jenkins registered seven points, nine rebounds and five assists.
For Richmond (18-10, 8-5), Kendall Anthony led all scorers with 23 points but was only 9-of-24 shooting from the floor. Trey Davis added eight points and 12 rebounds for the visitors.
GMU shot a lofty 59.3 percent from the field in the first half, compared Richmond's dismal 24.1 percent showing, as the Patriots ran out to a commanding 37-16 halftime lead.
The Spiders clawed their way back in the game late, cutting their deficit to just five with 5:15 to play, but the Patriots effectively sealed their fate by ripping off seven unanswered points.
Richmond drained 10 3-pointers but needed 30 attempts to do so (.333). GMU had only five long-range tries but made four (.800).
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jongarcia89 said...
You can't rule out sabellian. Like you said black dragons are bastards. Also deathwing didn't give up his aspect powers like the others. I'm sure wrathion and sabellian fighting over who lays claim over them will be a plotline in the future.
GrandOldDuke said...
You can watch the ending cinematic by talking to the npc next to Deathwing's chin, which is hanging up by the Western Earthshrine in Orgrimmar (and presumably some other bit of him is to be found somewhere in Stormwind?). Though I think jongarcia has seen it, I'm just saying you don't have to go outside the game, or actually finish the raid, to see what happens.
Doh, that's what I get for staying up all night and only sleeping for 2 hours.
Still, if they're getting rid of all the other Aspects, I hope they keep them gone. The blues had to do a special star-gazing event to get their new Aspect, so who knows what the blacks would do? Lava-wrestling? Could they even reassign an Aspect if Sablemane and Wrathion are the only 2 left alive? Their votes would sort of cancel each other out.


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This definitive story of American folk music focuses on how a minority music genre suddenly became the emergent voice of a generation at the end of the Eisenhower years. Go back to a more innocent time of Washington Square jam sessions, Pete Seeger sing-alongs, and Greenwich Village coffee houses. The book shows how the social issues of early rural folk music were adapted by young people in the late fifties as college students bought guitars and banjos, attended hootenannies, and marched on the Capital for Civil Rights. They neglected their textbooks for copies of Sing Out! and Broadside, and spent their hard-earned cash on the latest Joan Baez album and Limeliters' concert. From Kingston Trio's "Tom Dooley" in 1958 to Bob Dylan's electric performance at the Newport Folk Festival in 1965, folk influenced American culture and eventually became absorbed into popular music. The author also explores how authentic folk is now experiencing a second revival, taking its place in our contemporary fascination with roots music.
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The Winsor & Newton Cotman Sketcher's Pocket Box is an excellent little palette. It is inexpensive, sturdy, and small enough to bring on a backpacking trip. It is good straight out of the box. However, with a little customization, it will serve you even better. The original pigments are student grade. As you use them up, replace them with artist grade paints. You can buy new half pans in any art supply store. You can also discard the pans and squeeze tube colors into the spaces in the palette.
To make a big improvement in the palette, replace these paints.
- Replace Chinese White with Neutral Tint
- Replace Alizarin Crimson with Quinacridone Magenta
As you use up the pigments in the set, consider also replacing these colors with these alternates.
- Replace Cadmium Yellow Pale Hue with Winsor Yellow
- Replace Cadmium Yellow Hue with Quinacridone Gold
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- Replace Ultramarine with Phthalo Blue (Green Shade)
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I suggest reordering the pigments so that similar colors are aligned with the mixing areas on the fold out lid. There are two rows of six colors. In the first row I would place (in this order) Winsor Yellow, Quinacridone Magenta, Cobalt Blue, Sap Green, Yellow Ochre and Winsor Violet Dioxazine. On the Second row I would place Quinacridone Gold, Winsor Red, Phthalo Blue, Perylene Green, Burnt Umber, and Neutral Tint.
If you have a tube of yellow watercolor (Hansa Yellow light or Winsor Yellow) put a small dab of this color in the green mixing area so you can blend with this as you mix your greens. This will help you to keep your yellow pan clean as you mix your greens or browns.
When you first open new pans, the cake of color can easily fall out of the pan. To fix this problem, wet the back of the cake and place it back in the pan, wet side down. The damp watercolor will work like glue.
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This wasn't requested but it was I thought it was a cute idea ok so don't hate me, and I should have a more imagines up later (they'll probably all be about Jack but whateva he's a cutie what can I say) -Brianna
I moaned as I felt another surge of pain shoot through my abdomen, clutching my stomach I rolled over onto my stomach hoping it would help, it didn't. damn mother nature
I felt another wave of pain, whimpering into my pillow, I did't want to wake Jack, after all he had just gotten home from a 4 month long tour he needed to catch up on his sleep.
But, as I felt the bed shift and an arm wrap around my waist, I knew I had awoken him, "What's wrong baby?" He asked in his raspy morning voice.
"It's nothing." I said, turning onto my side, so I could look at him, his eyes were still sleepy trying to adjust to the light streaming through the curtains, I rested my hand on his face, my fingers tracing his beautiful features, his brown eyes looking into mine.
Resting his forehead against mine, as his lips met mine, I felt his hand rest on my bare thigh, rubbing up and down, as the kiss grew more intense, I put my hand on his chest and pushed him away, he gave me a puzzled look.
"What did I do?" He questioned.
"I'm just not in the mood, Jack."
"But babe.." he whined,
"No, Jack." I said sternly.
"But, babe look at that." He said pointing to the bulge in his boxers, I let out a sigh "Jack, I said no."
Scrunching his eyebrows I began to feel his hand lightly tracing patterns on my thigh trying to coax me into it, I rolled my eyes as he started to kiss my neck, I quickly wriggled out of his grip.
"Baby, seriously did I do something wrong?" He asked with a worried look on his face, "No, Jack I told you I'm just not in the-" just then I felt a harsh pain run through my abdomen, I clutched my stomach and squeezed my eyes closed waiting for it to stop.
"(Y/N), baby what's wrong, did I do something?" He asked nervously, and just like it him with a stone a look of realization etched onto his face.
"(Y/N), shit why didn't you tell me you were on your period, I'm so sorry! Do you need anything?" He panicked.
"Jack, I'm fine they're just cramps they'll go away." I said calmly, one hand rubbing his arm and one still holding my stomach.
He still had a worried look on his face, "Well I'll be right back you just relax, okay?" I nodded and laid back down as I watched him leave our bedroom.
After 20 minutes I began to wonder what he was doing, "Jack!" I called out, I could hear feet shuffling towards the bedroom. He appeared in the doorway with a tray in his hands, "I made you breakfast and brought you some pills that will help with the cramps."
"I swear you're the best boyfriend ever." I said with a smile, he chuckled and gave me his signature sloppy grin,
"It's all because I love you babe." he said walking over to me and pecking me on the cheek.
He set the the tray down in my lap, it looked delicious and it smelled amazing as well.
"I put chocolate chips in the pancakes, since I know how much you crave chocolate during this time."
"Thank you, babe." I said sweetly as I started to dig in, they tasted amazing, I closed my eyes as I savored the sweet taste.
"So I take it you enjoy them?" He said raising an eyebrow, I nodded my head quickly as I ate more.
"How about I put in one of your favorite movies and we just relax all day?"
"That sounds perfect." I said with a smile, I truly did have an amazing boyfriend.
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Born in: Tarsus, Mersin
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Works & Achievements: St Paul was largely responsible for the initial spread of Christianity. His most prominent works include 13 epistles in the Christian Scriptures.
A Hellenistic Jew, St Paul is known worldwide as one of the earliest Christian missionaries, along with Saint Peter and James the Just. He was also known as Paul the Apostle, the Apostle Paul and the Paul of Tarsus. However, he preferred to call himself 'Apostle to the Gentiles'. Paul had a broad outlook and was perhaps endowed as the most brilliant person to carry Christianity to varied lands, such as Cyprus, Asia Minor (modern Turkey), mainland Greece, Crete and Rome. St Paul's efforts to accept gentile converts and make Torah unnecessary for salvation was a successful task.
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Castaway Community Theatre: Aberystwyth Arts Centre's adult community drama group.
Just a reminder that our next production goes up on the 28th of August. Here's a couple of pictures to whet your appetites, and if you're wondering what's going on you'll have to come along to find out!
Yes, I've been extremely poor at updating this site lately. Or not so lately. Since last I wrote, Castaway have produced two more superb plays: the thrilling melodrama The 39 Steps, and the uncompromisingly shocking and difficult Jet of Blood.
Right now, we're working on a new production in which we promise the acting will be absolutely terrible! Based on Michael Green's An Evening of Coarse Acting, and updated with extra material by the brilliant James Lawbuary (of Millwalk and Spouse fame), this promises to be a hilarious look at how not to do amateur theatre. It's much much harder than you think.
Featuring live music by John Sylvester (and some surprising operatics), the show goes up on the 28th of August for three nights in the Arts Centre studio. Tickets from the Arts Centre box office or website.
We're going to be starting the rehearsal process for our next production soon, so new members are welcome. As always, the group is run as a course by the Arts Centre. Tickets can be booked from this link or you can buy them from the Arts Centre box office. The first rehearsal is on Monday the 7th of October in the performance studio, and you'll need to be available for the production week sometime in February - I'll post the dates of that when I know when it is. I've got a fairly good idea what the production is going to be, but I'll wait it's been finalised before I make it public!
Rain of Blood has finished its run in the Arts Centre, selling out the last night and nearly selling out the first! It was, for us, a very ambitious production --- a new writer, complex multimedia elements and a large cast made it quite an undertaking, but we're all absolutely delighted with how it turned out. A real spectacle!
Rehearsals for our next production, Rain of Blood, which has been written by our very own Catrin Fflûr Huws, start on Monday 3rd June! There doesn't seem to be an online booking link on the Arts Centre site yet, but I'm sure they'll be able to sort you out at the box office. Or just turn up in the round studio and see what it's all about! Bear in mind that if you do want to take part, you'll need to be available for the whole of performance week when we'll be rehearsing intensively (not to mention putting the show on)! That's the 26th to the 31st of August.
We've just this evening had the first tentative readthrough with a very small group of friends of Catrin Huws' new play Rain of Blood, which is to be our summer show! It's excellent stuff - a celebration of Hammer-style horror, murder and gore with Catrin's particular hallucinogenic flavour; inspired by Shakespeare's nastiest play, Titus Andronicus.
Rehearsals for Rain of Blood start on Monday 3rd of June in the round studio of the arts centre. Tickets for the course are (or soon will be) available from the Arts Centre box office. The performances themselves are on Friday and Saturday 30th/31st of August.
Not much news since last time, because we've been so busy with The Skriker, which finished its run on Saturday. A tremendous success! Stay posted for news about our next production!
Rehearsals for our next production, Caryl Churchill's The Skriker, start on Monday 4th February at 7pm in the Arts Centre round studio. There's a link to book tickets for the course online on this page.
Our next production is Hi-de-Hi!, which will be performed from the 24th to the 26th of January in the Arts Centre Theatre:
Revisit the 1950's and Maplins Holiday Camp with its host of colourful characters in this stage adaptation of the hugely popular TV series. It's the start of a new season and founder Joe Maplin announces that he is setting up a camp in the Bahamas. He needs female yellowcoats to go and work out there and the annual "Miss Yellowcoat" competition will decide who is to go. Rivalry between the girls is fierce, with Sylvia and Gladys joint frontrunners to win the coveted yellow sash. Camp cleaner Peggy, meanwhile, is thrilled at the prospect of a vacancy for a new yellowcoat and convinces Entertainments Manager Jeffrey that she is the ideal candidate for the job...
Following on from last year's sell-out production of 'Allo 'Allo, Castaway return to say: "Hi-De-Hi, campers!"
The Spring production has been announced: it's Caryl Churchill's dark fairytale, The Skriker:
"The story of an ancient fairy who, during the course of the play, transforms into a plethora of objects and people as it pursues Lily and Josie, two teenage mothers whom it befriends, manipulates, seduces and entraps. Whilst speaking English in its human incarnations, the Skriker's own language consists of broken and fragmented word play. Blending naturalism, horror and magical realism, it is a story of love, loss and revenge."
We will shortly be starting a new season for rehearsals for this play - watch this space if you want to take part.
The dates for the production are the 25th to the 27th of April.
It is with great sadness that we must report that Geoffrey Walker, who appeared as Badger in Wind in the Willows and Mr Micawber in David Copperfield, passed away in Bronglais Hospital on Tuesday, 11th September. There will be a memorial service at St. Michael's Church in Aberystwyth on Monday, 17th of December. His wife, Megan, has requested that we do not wear black.
Apologies for the recent problems with the website - apparently trying to view details of any production would always show the page for Our Day Out. While this was a excellent show, it's probably not what you wanted to see if you clicked on Crave. It's fixed now.
Rehearsals are now well under way for An Evening of "Round the Horne" so it's probably a little late to consider joining this production. Remember, the show opens on the 31st of August, so book your tickets soon!
Rehearsals for An Evening of "Round the Horne" start on Monday 11th June, so if you want to take part, buy your tickets from the Arts Centre Box Office and turn up in the Round Studio (next to the Arts Centre bar) on Monday at 7pm!
For more details, see Join Us.
We are now looking for cast members for our new production, which on a lighter note will be An Evening of "Round the Horne", a revue show consisting of sketches from the famous radio comedy series.
The show opens on 31st August, running for two nights. If you would like to take part, rehearsals start at 7pm on Monday 11th of June in the Arts Centre studio. Castaway is run as an Arts Centre course, tickets for which are available from the box office.
Our production of 4.48 Psychosis is now complete, and was a great success, selling out on all three nights! We all found it an exhausting production to perform, although many of us noticed that it had a remarkably stress-free rehearsal process compared to many plays we've done with a much lighter tone!
Look here for more information, and some pictures kindly provided by Damian Dyl.
The website has been completely overhauled, as you can see. We hope you like it! There's still a lot of work to be done, particularly making the pages for the productions look better. Please send any comments to email@example.com to help us iron out any problems.
Work has started on rehearsals for Sarah Kane's harrowing swan-song, 4.48 Psychosis. An intense study of clinical depression, written by Kane shortly before she took her own life at the age of 28, it presents quite a challenge for us.
The production opens on Thursday, May the 3rd, and runs for three nights in the Arts Centre studio. Tickets are available from the box office and online.
An Evening of Coarse Acting,
28-30th August 2014
A hilarious exploration of the art of coarse acting - performances designed to be horrifically bad on every level! Based on the works of Michael Green, with extra material by James Lawbuary.
Rain of Blood, 30-31st August 2013
Our Summer production: Catrin Fflûr Huws' Rain of Blood, inspired by both Shakespeare and the Hammer horror films.
The Skriker, 25-27th April 2013
Our Spring production will be Caryl Churchill's dark fairytale, The Skriker.
Hi-de-Hi, 24-26th January 2013
Upcoming production - Hi-de-Hi! Lots of laughs in this adaptation of the hit sitcom!
4.48 Psychosis, 3rd-5th May 2012
Our production of Sarah Kane's harrowing final piece was a great success. Click on the image for more details and images.
'Allo 'Allo, 23rd-25th February 2012
'Allo 'Allo sold out the Arts Centre Theatre for three nights in February. Click on the image for details and rehearsal pictures.


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Risk Management In Business
AbstractThe business environment is more competitive than ever and it is characterized by risk, uncertainty, speed and volatility. The concept of risk in business is inextricably linked to the concept of profitability and flexibility. The result of the company (profit or loss) is influenced by unexpected events that accompany its activity.
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A day after associate coach Barry Smith revealed he is leaving the Coyotes for a job in Russia, coach Wayne Gretzky said there will be no other turnover on his staff.
"They'll be back," he said Tuesday when asked about the status of associate coach Ulf Samuelsson and goaltending coach Grant Fuhr.
"Grant does a great job," Gretzky said. "I know the goaltenders love him. . . . Ulfy is really good with our young defense. . . . The players respect Ulfy a lot."
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"I'm going to wait" until Tocchet's situation is resolved, Gretzky said. "That would be my choice. I know the players would like it."
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Part restaurant, part bar, and part nightclub, Liquid spans three rooms, from a large dance floor to rows of tables and booths. Servers whisk bar-friendly eats to revelers until 1a.m., from spicy chicken wings to summer salads.
The cooks at Nova Bar and Grill purvey a menu brimming with Argentina's characteristic blend of Mediterranean influences, from Spanish to Italian, using ingredients derived from South America's agricultural- and livestock-focused traditions. A trio of empanadas snuggles a blend of cheese, cumin-tinged veggies, and either spinach, beef, or chicken in its crispy pastry shells ($6). Churrasco, or grilled skirt steak ($16), showcases Argentina's famously beef-centric cuisine, and a full cast of meats takes center stage in the parrillada's blend of skirt steak, short ribs, chicken, and argentine sausage ($29). Bites into the Angus burger's manchego cheese, bacon, and avocado ($12) energize palates more effectively than garnishes of pickles infused with pop-rocks, and slices of la argentina pizza serenade taste buds with an orchestration of red peppers, hard-boiled eggs, and tomato. As they dine, guests at Nova Bar and Grill can take in the eatery's modern, geometric décor, with ceiling-high, cylindrical-shaped columns, as well as back-lit, rectangle-shaped cutaways and chrome, chair-shaped chairs.
Since it was founded in 1887, the Tuesday Musical Association has excelled in providing the public with high-quality musical entertainment. Seats will either be orchestra (section II, rows O–Q) or grand tier (section IV, rows G–L)—tickets will be held at will call or mailed directly to you after reserving your seats. Watch Marc-André Hamelin strum his piano to the tune of Haydn, Mozart, Chopin, and more, or listen to the State Symphony Capella Chorus of Russia, a 50-member song squad whose outstanding choruses nourish the ears of audience members like the heartwarming chirps of a canary echoing from the inside of a vodka bottle. Grab the November 30 performance to hear The Cleveland Orchestra sonically dust ears with elegant, symphonic interpretations of Saariaho, Mozart, and Holst.
David Gray's soothing folk-rock sounds and heartfelt lyrics have serenaded fans for nearly 15 years, earning the artist accolades for his chart-topping hits in the U.S. and U.K. Gravelly-voiced Gray mixes poetic introspection with the ethereal melodies of his virtuosic guitar to create songs that plumb soulful depths like existential octopi. On his successful Lost and Found tour, Gray will supercharge his signature acoustics with live-performance electricity, performing a bevy of songs, including numbers from his recent album Foundling. Spectators can sate aural appetites in the beautiful Akron Civic Theatre, which frames music makers under the baroquely ornate proscenium and faux-night-sky ceiling, complete with twinkling stars and gently drifting clouds. Groupon holders will be seated in the middle and rear balconies, getting a bird's-eye view of stage proceedings and orchestra-level comb-overs.