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Unfortunately, the wedding dress test isn't viable for me. The thing is so stretchy, I could use it as a maternity dress. (No exaggeration, the website shows a woman wearing a similar dress before pregnancy and at 9 months, in the same dress. )
Unfortunately, the wedding dress test isn't viable for me. The thing is so stretchy, I could use it as a maternity dress. (No exaggeration, the website shows a woman wearing a similar dress before pregnancy and at 9 months, in the same dress. )
"No fate but what we make"- Sarah Connor, Terminator 2
Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, steak in one hand, chocolate in the other, yelling "Holy F***, What a Ride!"
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Mine is your typical wedding dress, but it's strapless, so things have changed too much, it's not going to stay up. lol It didn't do a very good job of staying up that day 8 years ago either - I was constantly tugging on it. Now I might actually have to hold it in place. lol
Here are a few of the wedding photos I posted to photobucket back in the day.
Oops. forgot the link.
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And on a completely unrelated note, Brad said they make bacon flavored condoms now.
I'm right there with you on the whole30 living. But mine being more a whole "nothing but protein" with the occasional treat of low FODMAPS veggies. Maybe after a good long run of zero fructose foods my gut will heal enough that I will be able to handle a bit more. So far - 3 weeks isn't long enough.
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I took the link straight from photobucket. not sure what went wrong with it. Thanks.
This one is probably my favorite picture... even more so than the ones of me in my gown or the ones of Brad and I together. There's just something about this one that I really like.
We still talk to all but one of those guys. One is my former brother-in-law and if I see him in public, I'm cordial and will engage, but I don't go out of my way to get into contact with him. He's kind of a douche.
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In homage to the film's eponymous character, let's dispatch with any namby-pamby vacillations or too-cute flourishes and employ some Bruce Lee-esque economy of motion (and language) here: JOHN WICK is hands down one of the best, most enlivening revenge thrillers to come down the pike in years—a prime-cut of uber-adrenalized, exquisitely realized action filmmaking that […]Read more »
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Seeding rate guidelines for corn in Indiana
The relationship between yield and plant population is shown in Fig's 1 and 2 in terms of "percent of maximum yield" rather than actual bushels per acre. This facilitates the interpretation of results from multiple trials with differing overall yield levels.
Figure 1 represents the yield response to plant population for the 31 trials conducted prior to the drought year of 2012. Surprisingly, the visual effect of plant population on grain yield is not very dramatic. In fact, the yield response is so flat that one cannot confidently calculate an optimum plant population using the entire dataset. However, optimum plant populations can be calculated for each individual trial and the average of those individually calculated optimum plant populations is 31,150 ppa. This average optimum plant population would be equivalent to seeding rates of approximately 32,500 to 34,600 spa depending on your typical stand establishment success rate.
click image to zoom Calculated in the same manner, the average optimum plant population among the 12 trials conducted in the drought year of 2012 (Fig. 2) was lower, at 28,000 ppa or seeding rates of approximately 29,500 to 31,000 spa. The yield penalty for higher plant populations under drought conditions is more evident, but varied among the locations. In fact, the highest yield occurred at the lowest plant population (approximately 21,000 ppa) at three of the 12 locations. The effect of severe drought stress on optimum plant population is also evident when the optimum plant populations for each trial are graphed against the optimum yields at those locations (Fig. 3).
More importantly, though, Fig. 3 also illustrates that there is little relationship between optimum populations and yield levels ranging from the low 100's to the low 200's (bu/ac). This is relevant information for growers who are contemplating the merits, or lack thereof, of variable rate seeding for corn in Indiana because the results suggest there would be little value in varying seeding rates in fields with yield potentials within that range.
Results from 43 field-scale trials around Indiana since 2001 suggest that optimum plant populations for corn grown under typical yield levels and growing conditions are in the neighborhood of 31,150 ppa or seeding rates between 32,500 and 34,600 spa. The results further suggest that corn grown under moderate to severe drought stress conditions may perform best at plant populations no higher than 28,000 ppa and perhaps as low as 21,000 ppa under truly severe growing conditions (actual drought, non-irrigated center pivot corners, non-irrigated sandy fields with minimal rainfall, etc.).
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The 2004 and 2005 Suzuki GSX-R750s are almost perfect. The new radial brakes solved the slight stopping issues of the last incarnation, the styling's on the money and the motor and chassis are better than most of us can ever hope to fully exploit. The only fly in the 10/40W is the K5 GSX-R1000, which is so utterly brilliant there ...
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What a makeover! And just in time… As other sports 600s were creeping ahead, Suzuki looked as if it would be left for dead. And then they came up with this Suzuki GSX-R600. Slimmed down, firmed up and with power and torque figures to raise front wheels as well as eyebrows, the "new" Suzuki GSX-R600 was an absolute storm.
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A raw, involving, lunatic on wheels. The more throttle-happy you are with it, the more the Suzuki GSX-R600 will thrill. Virtually dead low down, wake it up at higher revs and you'll be clinging on for dear life. Not as finely honed as today's Suzuki GSX-R600 but, for some, that just adds to the manic appeal. Ridiculous, dangerous fun.
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The Suzuki GSX750F is a competent sports tourer with one of the worst images in biking (its nickname is "the teapot"). Renowned for being ugly and lacking passion, the Suzuki GSX750F is certainly underdog to the likes of the Honda VFR750/800s but owners love them and their "quirky" looks. The Suzuki GSX750F may not be hardcore but it's reliable.
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"I couldn't believe it," Farah told The Sun. "Because of my Somali origin I get detained every time I come through U.S. Customs."
U.S. Customs officials questioned Farah as he headed to Portland, Ore., to spend Christmas with his family. He moved there from Great Britain in 2011 to work with legendary trainer Alberto Salazar at Nike's headquarters.
Farah, 29, is a celebrity in Britain. He won gold medals in the 10,000m and 5,000m races at the 2012 London Olympics last summer.
But apparently, U.S. Customs officials had no idea who he was.
"This time I even got my medals out to show who I am, but they wouldn't have it," Farah said.
Eventually, Farah was released after U.S. border officials figured out the mistake and he was able to continue his travels.
Farah ran into problems on another occasion when he tried to get a residency permit to live in Portland.
"We got a letter telling us we're under investigation as a terrorist threat and we would have to stay away for 90 days," Farah said.
Farah had to call Salazar to straighten things out.
"As luck would have it Alberto has a friend who works for the FBI," Farah said. "This guy happens to be a massive running fan, knew exactly who I was and got it sorted then and there."
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The Nike Kobe 9 "Game Royal" will now be releasing on June 19th, 2014. The sneakers are showing up a couple of days early, so you'll have a chance to pick up a pair from Nikestore starting a week from today. There's an implicit "Brazil" type World Cup theme going on here, as the official Nike report on the makes mention of ties to South American street art. See the blue and green Kobe 9s in better detail below and watch for them to hit Nikestore at 8AM EST next Thursday, June 19th.
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Cruising the Shocker fan section at Scottrade Center in St. Louis this weekend, I couldn't help but notice some definite trends in Shockerwear.
Ladies, you're nobody if you don't have one of these frilly black-n-yellow scarves. And I'm told they're pretty easy to make.
For the menfolk, a must-have this undefeated season appears to be this fuzzy hat band. The item is inexpensive in Wichita fan shops and slips easily onto the standard ballcap, making insta-Shocker-fuzz sprout from the cranial region. And it knows no age limit. The Wu-shag is donned equally well by both seniors in college and senior citizens.
Willing to take a runway risk? The black-and-gold overalls appear to be a thing again this year, or they are for Larry Boll, who was hard to miss even in all that Shocker color.
Shocker Evan Wessel's brother Trevor Wessel didn't want to look like all the other Shocker fans, so he used his noggin and came up with a Shocker-themed hard-hat. This trend doesn't appear to be catching on yet, but give it time. There's always the NCAA tournament.
And don't look now, but here's Alex Carlin, a WSU junior donning a tight-fitting, bright yellow Shocker suit. WSU fans can easily transition from day-time cheering to night-time cruising in this outfit, which Carlin said he paid "a pretty penny" for on eBay.


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This was on my TV. AMERICA.
America winning at anything makes Steve smile. :D
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I'm so confused by Britian right now.
It's like when you think you know someone and they're this quiet reserved person. And then you go to a party they've thrown and they're really drunk and half naked, on a table twirling their shirt over their head.
it's funny how other countries don't know about our binge-drinking culture and all the teenage pregnancy and jeremy kyle
what if Jeremy Kyle just struts on with a league of chavs behind him holding the british flag?
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There have been reports about military and industrial secrets and what "ought" to be secrets
being sent to China for decades now. It has been clear (at least in these reports) that
US companies were required to have their technology built within China inorder to have access
to Chinese markets, and the US Government has approved such technology transfers time and again,
regardless of concerns for what it does in the long term.I seem to recall this at least as far back as
Clinton's time, maybe further.
So we are seeing a continuation of a pattern which has been accepted for many years of transfer
of knowhow and of aggressive Chinese state support of that transfer.
While arguable the time to lock the barn door started decades ago, and continues now, this report
should surprise nobody. The economic espionage (and other espionage possibly) is old news and
might be better handled by measures to perhaps make some of their take be designed to be dangerous
to use. (If for example you steal my avionics, might I not be justified in seeing that what you steal
is jiggered so the planes crash now and then? Or happen to hit some unpleasant resonances once in
a while?) Such things would make it dangerous to steal...
Also is there no counter-espionage going on?
At any rate, treating this as a surprise and a reason to prepare for war seems useful only to those
who want to create emergencies, perhaps to further diminish our civil liberties.
When I was young there was lots of fear about impending nuclear war, but nobody treated spy scandals on
either side as reasons for conflict. They did try to reduce exposure.
That can be done here too. One thing that might be looked at is whether the "air gap" that was supposed
to protect many SCADA systems could not be made to exist in reality, as an alternative to replacing
all the old gear in use. New mandates are not needed so much as something like pointing out that
the uninsured liability risk of not having such gaps can be rather large, and some public monitoring
to find vulnerable sites.
As for the worries even DoD has about hidden functions in ICs sourced from abroad, the more such sourcing is
domestic only, and enforced so, the more such seems real.
Securing infrastructure from spying or outside influence is a huge job, made harder by decades
of use of systems not designed to resist attacks (so that only the civilian losses due to untrustworthy
actions seem to drive fixes) and failure to use software designed for stronger protection. There are
measures that can be taken, but many are not general practice, but are lab work. (Ever consider how
much mischief occurs because we don't design our interpreters (hardware or software) to reliably tell
data apart from code? This permeates whole classes of attacks. While language purists will point
out that type enforcement should imply this, the basic code/data confusion problem alone causes
most of the flaws I read about. That ought to suggest generic approaches to anyone who considers
it awhile.)
On the other hand, if the point of all the sabre rattling is to give excuses for increasing
government pervasiveness, and perhaps ventures into wishful thinking that fighting another
war like, say, the Korean War, will allow the problems to be solved, it won't do anything
useful and is likely to cause great damage, domestically and otherwise.
The political folks here really need to be dealing with experts outside their set of Usual Suspects
to devise honest fixes, and let those fixes be visible. Talk about how the government in its wisdom
will fix things, given how thoroughly it has NOT fixed things over decades now, sounds like
subscribing to a 19th century snake-oil salesman to treat a modern epidemic.
Maybe some of the above might suggest some other ways...
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No doubt all of you have seen the NY Times article about the Mandiant report that pervades the news this week. I believe it is
important to understand the difference between cyber espionage and cyber war. Because espionage unfolds over months or years in
realtime, we can triangulate the origin of an exfiltration attack with some certainty. During the fog of a real cyber war
attack, which is more likely to happen in milliseconds, the kind of forensic work that Mandiant did would not be possible. (In
fact, we might just well be "Gandalfed" and pin the attack on the wrong enemy as explained here:
Sadly, policymakers seem to think we have completely solved the attribution problem. We have not. This article
published in Computerworld does an adequate job of stating my position:
Those of us who work on security engineering and software security can help educate policymakers and others so that we
don't end up pursuing the folly of active defense.
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Poetry – Issue 03 | February 2009
Two Poems by Stephen Bunch
Dream Rat
He wears a fedora and gives me a lift
in my father's '48 Desoto
with a bison skull wired to the front.
Grilled buffalo, he chortles
and asks where I'm going, then grinds
his teeth while I answer, Any
empty blue house up the road.
He cocks his head and aims
a black unblinking eye my way,
whiskers fluttering
in the air conditioner's steady blow.
Empty blue is a color I don't know,
he squeaks, then flips off
a passing trucker.
That's deep, I say. He lights
a cigarette and exhales,
Deep blue I can dig.
How 'bout some music,
a little "Terraplane Blues"
or Sonny Boy's "Straight Eight
Pontiac," tapping a claw
on the radio buttons, cigarette
bobbing as he mumbles.
You got "Stray Cat Blues?"
I ask and poke him in the ribs.
No, but I got "Foolkiller."
Keep that up, pilgrim, and you'll
be thumbing it again.
I wonder aloud if having eyes
on the sides of his head
makes it difficult to drive.
He says no, head turned he sees
forward and backward at once,
a rodent Tiresias with greasy
clumped hair, doesn't use
the rearview except as a hook from which
his Playboy bunny air freshener dangles.
Thanks for that, by the way,
I say, as he squints in the mirror
and sighs. Get my sunglasses outta
the glove box, will ya,
and see if any beers are left
in that cooler behind your seat.
His tail thumps on the console in time
to Mose Allison's left hand on the keys.
The foolkiller's comin', he squeals along,
he's gettin' closer everyday.
I reach for the cooler, look
out the rear window, and see
no horizon, only empty blue sky.
About the author
Stephen Bunch lives and writes in Lawrence, Kansas. His poems have appeared recently in Ithaca Lit: Lit with Art, Mudlark, Rootdrinker, Read his chapbook, Preparing to Leave (the title poem of which first appeared in The Literary Bohemian).
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Here you have a rare set of bookends entitled The Lone Eagle in commemoration of Charles Lindbergh given this name after being the first person to make a non-stop flight from NY to Paris, France nearly 3,600 miles in the year 1927(see more history below).
The castings were originally made by local foundry, Spaulding Metal Works, Inc. in Nashua, N.H. (later Spaulding Associates), in 1950's, in business for 60 + years (2 generations) adding value to item.
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HISTORY on Charles Lindbergh THE LONE EAGLE if interested:Charles Augustus Lindbergh (February 4, 1902 – August 26, 1974) (nicknamed "Slim", [1 ] "Lucky Lindy", and "The Lone Eagle") was an American aviator, author, inventor, explorer, and social activist.
As a 25-year-old U.S. Air Mail pilot, Lindbergh emerged from obscurity to virtually instantaneous world fame as the result of his Orteig Prize -winning solo non-stop flight on May 20–21, 1927, from Roosevelt Field [N 1 ] located in Garden City on New York's Long Island to Le Bourget Field in Paris, France, a distance of nearly 3,600 statute miles (5,800 km), [2 ] in the single-seat, single-engine monoplane Spirit of St. Louis . Lindbergh, a U.S. Army reserve officer, was also awarded the nation's highest military decoration, the Medal of Honor , for his historic exploit. [3 ]"At 7:52 A.M., May 20, 1927 Charles Lindbergh gunned the engine of the " Spirit of St Louis " and aimed her down the dirt runway of Roosevelt Field, Long Island . Heavily laden with fuel, the plane bounced down the muddy field, gradually became airborne and barely cleared the telephone wires at the field's edge. The crowd of 500 thought they had witnessed a miracle. Thirty-three and one half-hours and 3,500 miles later he landed in Paris, the first to fly the Atlantic alone. Working as a mail pilot a year earlier he heard of the $25,000 prize for the first flight between New York and Paris. Backed by a group of St. Louis businessmen, Lindbergh supervised the building of his special plane and set out after the prize. Other teams were attempting the feat - some had met disaster. Lindbergh equipped himself with four sandwiches, two canteens of water and 451 gallons of gas. Midway through the flight "sleet began to cling to the plane. That worried me a great deal and I debated whether I should keep on or go back. I decided I must not think any more about going back." On the evening of May 21, he crossed the coast of France, followed the Seine River to Paris and touched down at Le Bourget Field at 10:22P.M. The waiting crowd of 100,000 rushed the plane. "I saw there was danger of killing people with my propeller and I quickly came to a stop." He became an instant hero, "the Lone Eagle." New York City gave him the largest ticker tape parade ever, the president awarded him the Distinguished Flying Cross. His feat electrified the nation and inspired enthusiastic interest in aviation. /history/paris.asp
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The art in the dining room (top) is actually moss by JF Chen ($2,250) & the 17th-century Italian table is from Christie's ($11,000).
Instead of trying to compete with the beauty of the natural landscape, Mr. Oppenheim created a house that recedes into it, with 300-year-old recycled barn wood and locally quarried stone cladding and enormous picture windows.
Even inside, he said, "I like invisible doors, fixtures, door openings and drains." So the doors, which are unframed, disappear into the walls. Doorknobs are narrow bronze strips, known as "knife-edge pulls," which disappear into the doors.
1) ugh look at all these stupid expensive bullshit
2) ugh but i want to live there
haha i have the same reaction to most present day "modernist" houses (that moment when you want to say 'modern modern' and then 'contemporary modern')
i like to think they could all be public property some day, so something good might be salvaged of all the work and care that went into making them…at least some of them (I have the same reaction to Gilded Age artifacts like Tiffany lamps and paintings by John Singer Sargent—I like to see them end up in public museums)
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Collections big and small are flowing in to be the next spotlight on the website. This week's Collection Spotlight features Derek and his show and tell. Derek, like all of us, confessed his addiction to the Legend of Zelda. One outlet for his addiction led him to create a handy device inspired by an item that is so common throughout the series, the treasure chest.
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Hi, my name is Derek and I am addicted to The Legend of Zelda! I am 39 years old and I am from Shelby, Alabama. My first experience with Zelda was probably about 15 years ago when I played A Link to the Past on the Super Nintendo, but that wasn't when my addiction began. I don't think I ever even finished that game at the time. It wasn't until I got a Wii a few years ago that I refound Link and Zelda with Twilight Princess. Ever since, I have been hooked!
My collection is mostly centered around the games themselves and the books that go with them. However, that isn't to say that I am not into all things Zelda. My current collection consists of a couple of figures, a key-chain and the following games and books.
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I plan on obtaining all of the games.
I would like a real sword and shield based on either Twilight Princess or Skyward Sword.
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My most valued piece of memorabilia is not something that I have bought. However, it is something that I have designed and built myself. I have wanted to build a clock with analog meter movements for about five years now, but I never could think of a fitting case for it. Finally, it hit me – the Legend of Zelda! Since I love the series I built a treasure chest and designed the meter panels with the Triforce symbol. It is still a work in progress. I am going to put a small tray on the inside with LED lights and a sound module so that when you open the chest the "rupees" glow and the "you opened a chest" sound is played.
Weekly Collection Selection:
This week's Collection Selection is inspired by Derek's desire to own a Hylian shield. Here is a life size Hylian Shield. I received a shield of this type for Christmas a couple years back, and I wore it around my house for weeks.
This is just one of many available, but I just included this to act as a jumping off point for further searching. Some may like the traditional blue, while others want a Dark Link shield. There is also the miniature sword and shield which comes with the Twilight Princess soundtrack as well as the sword and shield pendant set. Happy Hunting.
This Hylian shield is a large, adult-sized shield and bearing the crest of the Hylian Royal Family and the Triforce. This is a replica based off of the shields in Ocarina of Time, Twilight Princess, and Skyward Sword. Two great features about this shield include a mounting chain for wall display and arm bands with a handle for carrying.
In closing I ask, would you like to see your collection spotlighted on the website? Do you want to share how you got into Zelda and show off the items you are proud of owning?
Send me an email at [email protected] Include some pictures, a little background of who you are, how you got into Zelda, your first Zelda game, a listing of the items you have now, what you hope to own in the future, and your favorite item.
Please do not be frightened or discouraged when you see these showcases. I'm receiving emails from collectors who are hesitant to have their collections featured even though they are quite good.
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I doodled some 2p England in a new style. I think I'm in love with it.
This design is made by Beek! I just doodled. :3 I needed to break him in, so I drew some expressions ans some Chibi!England with bunny ears and a full body picture to get a feel for him.
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Actually, I might know how long my hair has grown….
I was looking at my hair and trying to figure out how much it really has grown. And then I saw my bleached strand and realized it has grown out a lot. I put the bleach in my hair in late july or early August. It was grown out about an inch from the root. That means, my hair has grown about an inch (but probably a little less) in just 6 months! My hair has never grown this fast before and it makes me sooooo happy. I have always had short hair and I have been wanting to grow it out but it never grew and I got discouraged.
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TRANSitions is a safe-haven not only for the trans community, but for the entire LGBTQ community as a whole.
Tired of finding most organizations to claim to be LGBTQ friendly (but casually ignoring the 'T' and 'Q'), Tyler decided to start his own organization, one based on the belief that ALL members of the LGBTQ community should be treated equally, have resources and be able to find a safe-haven in this dark world.
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[QUOTE=Revi$_I$l@nd;4002562]If your job can't provide you health insurance and you can't obtain it on your own, it's time to find a new job.
Not wait for your government to continue to bail you out.[/QUOTE]
Yes because those jobs are just so darn plentiful.
Also, I'll send her good luck on getting coverage with her pre-existing condition.
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Shake Shack Miami Beach
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Slowly, Danny Meyer's Shake Shack is changing the landscape of the burger world. It started in Madison Square Park in 2001, with a hot dog cart created by Meyer's Union Square Hospitality Group to support the Madison Square Park Conservancy's first art installation. Fans of the cart lined up for three summers until USHG won the bid to open a permanent park kiosk. Then the real fun (and lines) started. The "roadside burger joint" started serving incredibly juicy burgers on potato rolls and rich, thick, creamy custards with mix-ins (concretes), and the best Chicago-style hot dog outside the Windy City. It took until 2007 for the Shack to stay open through winter, but it's since become a New York institution — and spread beyond its borders, immediately ranking among those locales best burgers. Menu additions, mash-ups, and location-specific items have followed at newly launched Shacks in New York, Connecticut, Florida, D.C., Philadelphia, the Middle East, and now London. Location specific items at the South Beach Shake Shack include Key Lime Pie Oh My, Shark Attack, and Vice Crispy Treat concretes. — Arthur Bovino, 11/20/2012
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Find cooked-to-order Black Angus burgers, loaded hot dogs, and so-thick-they're-called-"concrete" vanilla custard milkshakes. There's even beer, selected to pair well with burgers, on tap.
This place has one of if not the best burger I ever had. Trust me I'm fat!
$4.75 buys you a single Shack burger, topped with lettuce, tomato, cheese and Shack sauce. Since they're small, they're just the right size.
MIAMI (Eat) The secret sauce is where it's at!
The delicious burgers you've found in NY have transplanted themselves in Florida. Say it with me, "Burger, Fries, and Custard! Burger, Fries, and Custard!"
The offshoot of the same-named NYC Danny Meyer joint, which boasts cult-like acolytes who endure two-hour-plus waits for its burgers.
Why aren't you closer to me? That's OK, this place is well worth the drive. And that Key Lime Concrete is unreal.
Locations up and down the east coast + two middle east locations - the current reigning king of the new gourmet burger shops. Now open in Westport, CT.
Quite simply the best burger in town, there's no other way to describe it. It'll change your life
We can't get enough of Shake Shack's tasty burgers, yummy cheese fries, and sweet concretes. You can never go wrong with a Shack Burger.
SCORE! Tuesdays & Thursdays 2 for 1 ShackMeister Ale 16oz. Beers!
Great burgers and amazing "concretes" - frozen custards - try the specially designed for Miami: Key Lime Pie Oh My!
The single ShackBurger is the greatest burger of all time.
Go for the cheese fries!
Free custard for Miami Beach residents (must show ID)
Really hungry? Try the Shack Stack.
If you are Chicago Style hot dog connoisseur their "Shake-cago Dog" comes close (they do use Vienna Beef dogs & poppy seed buns), but not quite there. However, great place & good food for everyone.
Find cooked-to-order Black Angus burgers (there's also a vegetarian 'shroom option), loaded hot dogs, and so-thick-they're-called-"concrete" vanilla custard milkshakes (official opening is June 22).
This spot's Madison Square NYC spot boasts 2 hour long lunch lines. Make time for their super delicious meat-bombs like the ShackBurger (single or double, w/ American and their secret pink ShackSauce)


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Former Director of Strength & Conditioning, University of Michigan
Former Director of Strength & Conditioning, West Virginia University
Director of Strength & Conditioning for Olympic Sports, West Virginia University
Mike Barwis is the founder and CEO of the Barwis Methods family of companies, including the Barwis Methods Training Centers. Mike is currently the Senior Advisor to the New York Mets and a consultant for the Miami Dolphins. He was formerly the Director of Strength and Conditioning for the University of Michigan where he was directly responsible for the development and implementation of the strength and conditioning programs. In 2003, Barwis assumed the responsibility for the Mountaineers football program, while maintaining his position with the Olympic sports. During his tenure at West Virginia University he designed and implemented programs for all of the Mountaineers 21 varsity sports. His last 5 years at WVU were widely considered to be the golden era in WVU athletics.
Barwis has coached 38 National Strength and Conditioning (NSCA) All-Americans and was one of 10 coaches to receive the Bronze Award from the NSCA certification commission. He has trained over 500 Olympic and professional athletes in over 40 sporting events.
In addition, Barwis has been published in numerous journals, magazines, newspapers, written several books, and produced several videos. Barwis earned his undergraduate degree in Exercise Physiology from the School of Medicine at West Virginia University and his Master's Degree in Athletic Coaching with an emphasis in strength and conditioning. He also completed course work in the area of anatomy and physiology at Temple University. He is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist by the NSCA, NASE certified, BMI as a Barwis Methods Master Instructor and CPR and AED certified.
Additionally, Mike is the star of the Discovery Channel's hit TV show "American Muscle" which features his work with professional athletes and people with disabilities. Mike has also been featured in many tv, news, radio, and internet shows and is widely recognized as a leading authority on the neuromuscular systems and bio-mechanics. Barwis has been recognized in his field as one of the most influential strength coaches of all time.
Mike is married to Autumn who was the Associate Director of Strength & Conditioning at WVU. He has two sons, Ray and Charlie, as well as two daughters, Hannah and Julia.
Barwis Methods® (Founder & CEO)
April 2011 – Present
Oversee the operations of the Barwis Methods companies which includes developing and running the Barwis Methods Training Centers where individualized training programs and protocols are implemented for professional, Olympic, collegiate, and high school athletes. Train numerous professional athletes from the NFL, CFL, NHL, MLB, MLS, NBA and others. Barwis Methods Training Centers provide the best training available in the Midwest for athletes with experienced staff and an electrifying atmosphere. Additionally, Barwis Methods is responsible for the design and production of nutritional supplements, sports related gear and apparel, training materials and equipment. Barwis Methods is a rapidly growing sports performance company with a fast-paced environment packed with professional athletes, college athletes, and everyday people that are looking for a healthier lifestyle. Each product has been meticulously designed to be scientifically based and to include the highest quality components available at levels that are effective in the human body. The resulting products are utilized by professional athletes and others to improve performance and recovery with outstanding reviews. See a list pro athletes that Mike has trained.
New York Mets (Senior Advisor of Strength and Conditioning)
2014 – Present
Design, review, and assist with the implementation of the strength and conditioning program at the major league and minor league levels. Assist in researching, interviewing, and hiring of new staff.
Miami Dolphins (Strength and Conditioning Consultant)
2014 – Present
Engineer the progression in the future of their strength and conditioning program, review, and assist with its implementation.
First Step Foundation (Founder & CEO)
2013 – Present
Founded in 2013 by Mike Barwis, the First Step Foundation is a 501c3 tax deductible organization created by a combination of a deep desire to help people with gross motor disabilities and a deep sense of responsibility to use the Barwis Methods for those in need. After years of perfecting the Barwis Methods and experiencing numerous disorders, it became clear that we needed to create an effective avenue to multiply Mike's ability to change people's lives. The First Step Foundation provides financial resources to people with gross and fine motor disabilities to receive the personal training through the Barwis Methods to help them achieve their maximum potential, to be the best they can be.
Athletic Angels (Founder & CEO)
2010 – Present
Athletic Angels is a charity that benefits elementary age children and their families from impoverished neighborhoods in the metro Detroit area. We have conducted this charity for over 10 years impacting hundreds of children's lives. Athletic Angels was officially incorporated in 2010.
During the holiday season, we unite with as many children as financially possible. Individual children and families needs are identified via school teachers, principals, and guidance counselors. Specific needs lists are established and wish lists are created. A holiday party is hosted at local elementary schools where food and gifts are distributed by Santa and Angels. Angels consist of professional, semi-pro, collegiate athletes, and Barwis Methods staff members. Each individual child or family is united with an Angel. Most of the items purchased are necessities like clothes, hats, shoes, shirts, underwear, socks, etc., and each child is provided 3 or 4 toys.
University of Michigan (Director of Strength & Conditioning)
December 2007 – January 2011
Directly responsible for the development and implementation of the football strength and conditioning program, and also oversaw the strength and conditioning program for ice hockey, softball, wrestling, and men's soccer.
Designed and implemented strength and conditioning programs for all varsity athletes. Developed a nutrition program for student athletes.
West Virginia University (Director of Strength & Conditioning)
2003 – 2007
Designed and implemented programs for all of the Mountaineers 21 varsity sports, including football. Developed year round, individualized, comprehensive, sports specific programs for all athletes. Coordinated appropriate testing of all athletes. Conducted, tracked, and evaluated testing of all athletes and maintained a data base on their careers. Designed individualized programs to alleviate imbalances and weaknesses in athletes.
Worked directly with athletic directors regarding administrative concerns and the future development of the athletic performance program. Worked directly with coaches for custom design of programs for athletes. Worked directly with athletic trainers for adaptation of workouts for injured athletes and their rehabilitation.
Supervised and organized a nutrition development program for student athletes. Developed proper diets for athletes, designed program to reach ideal body composition for specific athletes, and continuously monitored athletes' progress.
- Co-Director, Pace University Strength & Conditioning Camp 2003
- Co-Director, Brewster's Sports Camp 2003
- Guest Instructor and Lecturer for Northern Iowa Speed & Strength Camp 2002
- Published: American Football Monthly, Volume 10 March 2004 "Hard Core" Strength & Conditioning and the Importance of Core Development.
- Published: Burn Fitness Magazine, Core and Upper Body, Elite Training for Arena Football's MVP, Greg Hopkins.
- Strength & Conditioning Coach for Olympic & International Wrestling Competitors, US Olympic Development Morgantown Sight 2003-2007
- NSCA State Clinic Guest Clinician 2000-2001
- NASE Presenter 2007
- Articles written about training philosophy sighted in Sports Illustrated, SI for Kids, ESPN Magazine, Dominion Post, and numerous other newspapers, featured in Three and Out book.
- Television highlights on ESPN, FOX Sports, MSN Network, for training styles and accomplishments.
- Nike Coach of the Year Clinic Lecturer 2005
- Wally's & Wimpies Sports Training Column 2005-2007 (15 articles per year)
- Camp Director for Mountaineer Speed and Strength Camp 2000-2007
- Assisted in WVU camp activities and lectures for baseball, basketball, wrestling, football, soccer, volleyball, and tennis.
- Guest Lecturer at Community Health Day put on through Campus Recreation at West Virginia University 2000.
- Guest Instructor for University of Notre Dame Speed and Strength Camp 1999
- Director of Michigan Strength & Conditioning camps and clinics (2008-2010)
- Michigan Women's Football Camp for Cancer
- Health Works Lecturer
- Detroit Clinic Lecturer
- Guest Lecturer for Graduate and Undergraduate courses at WVU (2003-2007) in:
- Athletic Training School WVU
- WVU Medical School
- Sport Psychology School WVU
- Physical Education School WVU
- Med Sport Lecturer
- Michigan School of Kinesiology Speaker
- Glazier Clinic Lecturer
- Hammer Strength Lecturer
- Ted Talk Speaker 2013
- Football Training Manual, Standard Agility Training: Book 1
- Football Strength and Conditioning: Summer Program Book 1
- Football Strength and Conditioning: Summer Program Book 2
- Wrestling Strength and Conditioning: Summer Program
- Certification Mark: Strength and Conditioning
- Baseball Strength and Conditioning: Summer Program Book 1
- Baseball Strength and Conditioning: Summer Program Book 2
- Swimming and Diving Strength and Conditioning: Summer Program
- Track Strength and Conditioning Program: Summer Program
- Volleyball Strength and Conditioning Program: Summer Program
- Gymnastics Strength and Conditioning Program: Summer Program Book 1
- Gymnastics Strength and Conditioning Program: Summer Program Book 2
- Women's Tennis Strength and Conditioning: Summer Program
- Crew Strength and Conditioning: Summer Program
- Men's Basketball Strength and Conditioning: Summer Program
- Women's Basketball Strength and Conditioning: Summer Program
- Men's Tennis Strength and Conditioning: Summer Program
- Men's Soccer Strength and Conditioning: Summer Program
- Women's Soccer Strength and Conditioning: Summer Program
- Adjunct Faculty West Virginia University School of Physical Education (1997-2007)
Designed and taught scientific based undergraduate and master curriculums in strength and conditioning.
- Coached 214 Pro Football players
- 56 NFL Draft Picks
- 96 players in NFL training camps
- 1 National Championship appearance
- 3 Bowl Championships
- 5 Conference Championships
- 4 11- Win Seasons
- 2 BCS Bowl Wins
- 11 Bowl Appearances
- 2 Heisman Trophy Finalists
- 2 Rimington Award Winners
- 13 All- Americans
- #1 and #2 all time leading rushers in the history of college football at QB (Denard Robinson and Pat White)
- All- Time Conference Leading Rusher
- NCAA All- Time Leading Rusher for Quarterback
- Big 10 Conference All- Time Leading Rusher for Quarterback
- #1 Ranking NCAA (2x)
- 1 Pro Bowl MVP
- 12 Pro Bowlers
- 2 All-Pro
- 5 Straight new years day bowls
- 4 Top 10 Finishes
- All time leading passer (WVU)
- All time leading total yardage player (Univ of Mich)
- 2 of the only 4 QB's to go over 200 yards passing and rushing in same game
Men's and Women's Basketball
- 6 NCAA Tournament Appearances
- 3 Sweet 16 Appearances
- 2 Elite 8 Appearances
- 1 NIT Championship
- 2 NIT Semi-Final Appearances
- 7 NIT Appearances
- 5-20 Win Seasons
- 11 All-Conference Selections
- 22 Professional Players
- 1 All-American
Men's and Women's Soccer
- 12 NCAA Appearances
- 1 Final Four Appearance
- 4 Sweet 16 Appearances
- 3 Conference Championships
- 2 Elite 8 Appearances
- 3-17 Plus Win Seasons
- 10 Time Top 10 Ranking
- 2 Conference Mid Fielder of The Year
- 12 Conference Players of the Year
- 6 First Team All- Americans
- 9 All-Americans
- 1 National Player of the Year Finalist
- 3 Offensive Players of the Year
- 1 Conference Goal Keeper of the Year
- 12 Pro players
- 5 Individual National Champions
- 27 Individual Conference Champions
- 4 Team Conference Championships
- 4 Conference Wrestlers of The Year
- 3 Freshmen Wrestlers of The Year
- 22 NCAA All- Americans
- 16 Conference Rookies of The Year
- Strength Coach for olympic development sight in Morgantown, WV
- 1 National OW Award Winner
- 1 Pro Wrestler
- 10 Olympic team, world team members from 2 countries
- New York Mets Strength and Conditioning Consultant 2010 -2103
(Major League and All Minor League teams)
- 1 Conference Pitcher of The Year
- 1 Conference Player of the Year
- 5 NCAA All- Americans
- 14 First Team All- Conference Selections
- 18 MLB Players & NY Mets organization
- 31 MLB Draft Picks
Men and Women's Cross Country
- 1 Pan Am Games Gold Medalist
- 3 NCAA individual National Champions
- 9 NCAA First Team All- American Selections
- 1 Mid- Atlantic Team Championship
- 25 NCAA Mid- Atlantic Individual Champions
- 4 Time NCAA Team Qualifier
- 1 Conference Championship
- 14 First Team All- Conference Selections
- 4 Olympic Competitors from three countries
- 7 Top 3 finishes in 3 years
- 5 NCAA National Titles
- 34 First Team All- American Selections
- 36 Second Team All- American Selections
- 2 Time National Shooters of The Year
- 2 Olympic competitors
Swimming & Diving
- 4 First Team All- Americans
- 14 Men's Individual NCAA Qualifiers
- 15 Men's Relay NCAA Qualifiers
- 22 Women's Relay NCAA Qualifiers
- 2 Olympic competitors from 2 countries
- 1 Conference Tournament MVP
- 18 All- Conference First Team Selections
- 3 Professional Players
Men's and Women's Track
- 4 All-Americans
- 15 Indoor Event Conference Champions
- 27 Outdoor Event Conference Champions
- 37 First Team All- Conference Selections
- 12 Olympic competitors from 4 countries
- 2 NCAA champions
- 8 Conference Titles
- 2 NCAA National Finals Appearances
- 43 Individual NCAA National Event Appearances
NCAA Director's Cup
- 6 Top 20 Finishes
Professional Motocross
- Trained 1 professional motocross rider
- 1 Pro
- 1 National Champion
- 2 professionals
- Boxer ranked #4 in the world
- 1 WBO JR Middle Weight world title fight
- 3 NCAA Tournament Appearances
- 3 Big 10 Championships
- 1 College World Series
- 6 All-Americans
Body Building
- 1 Natural world Champ
- 3 Professional Body Builders
- 1 Regional Champion (Natural)
- 2nd finish 4 boat at the henley invitational world wide
- 1st finish 4 boat at Dadvills
- 1 professional cyclist
- 1 amateur national champion
- 2 All-Conference Selections
- 1 Conference Rookie of the Year
Ice Hockey
- Worked With Over 30 Professional Hockey Players
- 3 NCAA Tournament Appearances
- 1 Frozen Four Appearance
- 2 Elite 8 Appearances
- 2 Conference Championships
- 1 Hoby Trophy Award Winner
- 4 All-Americans
College Football Bowl Games
- Insight.com bowl
- Sugar bowl- 2 times
- Carquest bowl- 2 times
- Gator bowl- 5 times
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"Stories in Stone"
Encore Reception:
Thursday-Saturday, Oct. 16-18 from 12-5 p.m.
Native American stone sculptor Alvin Marshall presents his continuing story - preserving the heritage of Navajo people and culture.
(pictured: Sculptor Alvin Marshall)
"Pigments of My Imagination"
Friday, November 7 from 5-8 p.m. &
Saturday, November 8 from 1 – 4 p.m.
Artist Demonstrations at both shows. Welcome seasoned nature artist Julie T. Chapman fresh from the National Museum of Wildlife Art Western Visions Show.
(pictured: "Pursuit" by Julie T. Chapman)
"Small Wonders"
Friday, December 5 from 5-8 p.m. Annual Show for Sedona's much loved sculptor, Kim Kori. Enchanted sculptures that entwine
magic with reality.
December 6th
Artist Demonstration at Saturday Show
(pictured: "Amorè" by Kim Kori)
Rowe Fine Art Gallery began representing oil painter and scratchboard artist Julie T. Chapman this summer, but Julie's busy schedule kept her in her home state of Montana for the past few months. That will all change on November 7 when Julie travels to Sedona for her one-woman show, Pigments of My Imagination, from 5 to 8 p.m. at Rowe Fine Art Gallery. Julie will meet collectors and unveil five new works of art, three oil paintings featuring paint horses and two scratchboards depicting a bobcat and a cougar. The evening is part of the Sedona Gallery Association's 1st Friday Gallery Tour.
"It's so gratifying to see other people's reactions to my work," says Julie. "I obviously have my own ideas when I approach the easel, but I enjoy listening to different interpretations. Everyone reacts to art in a very personal way. It still amazes me that the things I create in the privacy of my studio touch others."
Born in central Ohio, Julie grew up on a family farm where she was surrounded by wildlife. (She reared butterflies and moths from larvae to adulthood in her spare time.) Instead of going into the family business, she pursued a career in computer engineering and wound up working for Hewlett-Packard for almost 20 years. Julie became a full-time artist in 2002 after she won the grand prize at a California art show. Today, she lives in Montana where she creates contemporary wildlife and western paintings as well as scratchboards. Scratchboards are panels of black ink on top of white clay that are "scratched' with an X-Acto knife to create images that almost look three dimensional. Julie plans to demonstrate her technique at Rowe Fine Art Gallery.
This will be Julie's first visit to Sedona, and she says she's looking forward to meeting art collectors and also doing some field studies. "I would like to leave with some reference material for specific Southwest animals," says Julie. "I think roadrunners could make wonderful scratchboard subjects."
Rowe Fine Art Gallery, located under the bell tower in Patio de las Campanas at Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts Village, is open seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more information, call 928-282-8877 or visit www.rowegallery.com.
Hummingbird Dancer Utah alabaster sculpture
by Alvin Marshall
Navajo stone sculptor Alvin Marshall returns to Rowe Fine Art Gallery for his third annual show on Oct. 3, and while we would love to tell you what he'll debut that evening, it's top secret – even for us. "I'm calling the piece Beyond Tradition," says Alvin. "It was inspired by my trip to Santa Fe Indian Market this year. I'm a traditional guy, but I was surrounded by these young mainstream artists. Us old guys need to come up with ways to keep up with the kids, so that's what this piece is about."
In addition to Beyond Tradition, which Alvin reveals is a figurative piece, he will showcase a sampling of his wildlife sculptures. Alvin debuted his wildlife art at Rowe Fine Art Gallery last year, and the response was overwhelming. For those who want to learn more about sculpting in stone, Alvin will teach a workshop at the Sedona Arts Center on Nov. 11. He says Sedona, and especially Rowe Fine Art Gallery, holds a special place in his heart, and he's always happen to return to the red rocks.
"I think art collectors in Sedona are seeking a good spirit, and they find that in me, in my art and in the teachings of the old ways," says Alvin, who studied sculpture with renowned Navajo artist Oreland Joe in the early 1980s after a stint in the U.S. Army.
Stories in Stone is part of the Sedona Gallery Association's 1st Friday Gallery Tour. Alvin will be in the gallery from 5 to 8 p.m. on Oct. 3. Refreshments will be served. Alvin is quite the storyteller, and he enjoys sharing his traditions with art lovers. Don't miss the opportunity to spend one-on-one time with this talented sculptor.
He got his start as a drywall finisher by day and taxidermist by night, but for the past 20 years, Ken Rowe has been a full-time award-winning bronze sculptor (and part-time thrill seeker). Salute Ken during Labors of Love at Rowe Fine Art Gallery on Sept. 5 from 5 to 8 p.m. Join other local artists and collectors for hors d'oeuvres and wine as everyone toasts this amazing artist. Rowe Gallery will look back at Ken's illustrious career and preview some of his upcoming sculptures, including a pre-cast polar bear inspired by Ken's adventures in Alaska in July.
"I returned to Alaska for the first time in five years this summer," says Ken. "I had the chance to sculpt at the Alaska Zoo in Anchorage where they have an immense male polar bear and a beautiful female polar bear. And then there's Molly, this astonishing snow leopard. I started sculpting a life-size bust of her five years ago, and I got the opportunity to add some final touches this summer. It was quite the experience."
Ken was born and raised in Phoenix to an engineer father and an artist mother. In 1995, he and his wife Monica relocated to Sedona where Ken exhibited at a local gallery owned by one of his idols, sculptor Ken Payne. Ken and Monica opened their first gallery, Rowe Fine Art, in Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts Village in 2010. Ken's work is exhibited in the gallery alongside some of the finest southwestern painters and sculptors. Ken is also a member of Society of Animal Artists.
Love Gone Wild bronze sculpture by Ken Rowe
Rowe Fine Art Gallery represents traditional and contemporary southwestern art. The gallery is located under the bell tower in Patio de las Campanas at Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts Village (336 SR 179, Suite A-102 in Sedona). It is open seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more information, call 928-282-8877 or visit www.rowegallery.com.
"Layers of Time" oil paitning by Gabor Svagrik
Arizona's breathtaking scenery begs to be painted, attracting artists from around the world to capture our state's towering red rocks, graceful saguaros, mysterious slot canyons and expansive skies. A fortunate few painters call Arizona home, and Rowe Fine Art Gallery will recognize three of these artists during Painters in the Field, a special show that takes place Aug. 1 from 5 to 8 p.m. Spend the evening surrounded by landscape paintings from Tucson's Gabor Svagrik and Sedona's own Vince Fazio and Lynn Heil. Lynn and Vince will both be in attendance. See their latest work, sip a glass of wine and relax in the air-conditioned gallery.
Hungary-born Gabor Svagrik founded the Tucson Art Academy, an online art school. He has painted landscapes from all over the world, but he's partial to the desert vistas surrounding his home in southern Arizona. Vince Fazio is the director of the School of Arts at the Sedona Arts Center. His landscapes include the Grand Canyon and Sedona. Lynn Heil traveled extensively throughout the West after graduating from college in Iowa. He finally moved to Sedona in 1984 where he paints such iconic vistas as Crescent Moon Ranch and Oak Creek. Find out what continues to inspire Vince and Lynn during this up-close-and-personal show.
Rowe Fine Art Gallery represents traditional and contemporary southwestern art. The gallery is located under the bell tower in Patio de las Campanas at Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts Village (336 SR 179, Suite A-102 in Sedona). It is open seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more information, call 928-282-8877.
"Primrose and Prairie Dog" acrylic painting by Kim Diment.
Sedona, AZ – Independence Day is a time to celebrate everything that makes our country great, including nature and art. Rowe Fine Art Gallery invites you to spend July 4 with them as they introduce two new wildlife painters during Strokes of Independence: Nature in a New Light. From 5 to 8 p.m., stop into the gallery to see the work of oil painter and scratchboard artist Julie T. Chapman and acrylic painter Kim Diment. Both artists are represented in Arizona exclusively by Rowe Gallery.
Julie T. Chapman grew up on a family farm in central Ohio where she was fascinated by wildlife, but she pursued a career in computer engineering. Julie worked for Hewlett Packard for almost 20 years before she became a full-time artist in 2002. Today, she lives in Montana where she creates contemporary wildlife and western paintings as well as scratchboards. Scratchboards are panels with black ink on top of white clay. Using an X-Acto knife, Julie scratches away at the black ink to create wildlife images. The effect is startlingly realistic.
"Even when I was working for HP, I was creating art on the weekends, so I always had this artist/engineer split personality," says Julie. "Scratchboards and painting feed both of those sides. Scratchboards are my Zen side while paintings appeal to my rock 'n' roll sensibility."
Kim Diment also grew up loving the outdoors and wildlife. "This is the standing joke in my family: What came first, my love of animals or my drawing of animals?" she says. Kim became enamored with Southwest wildlife when she visited Arizona four years ago, and some of her new subjects include leopard frogs, cardinals and prairie dogs. Kim lives on the Au Sable River in Michigan where the wildlife sightings are so numerous she's frequently distracted from her work. Her paintings are inspired by her personal interaction with animals from Arizona to Africa.
Rowe Fine Art Gallery represents traditional and contemporary southwestern art. The gallery is located under the bell tower in Patio de las Campanas at Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts Village (336 SR 179, Suite A-102 in Sedona). It is open seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more information, call 928-282-8877.
Handmade fishing fly by Ken Rowe; malachite intarsia box by Nicolai Medvedev; Damascus knife by Ken Steigerwalt.
Rowe Fine Art Gallery represents traditional and contemporary southwestern sculptors, painters and jewelers. The gallery is located under the bell tower in Patio de las Campanas at Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts Village (336 SR 179, Suite A-102 in Sedona). It is open seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more information, call 928-282-8877.
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Sedona, AZ – It's time to celebrate dear ol' dad when Father's Day rolls around on June 15. But what do you get the man who has everything? Ask the experts at Rowe Fine Art Gallery on June 6 during Father Knows Best, a special show that coincides with the Sedona Gallery Association's 1st Friday Gallery Tour. The show runs from 5 to 8 p.m.
Rowe Fine Art Gallery is home to traditional and contemporary southwestern sculptors, painters, graphite artists and jewelers. Surprise dad with a painting or sculpture that will always make him think of you. Check out intricate boxes inlaid with semiprecious stones from intarsia artist Nicolai Medvedev. Intarsia is a labor-intensive form of lapidary art that flourished in Western Europe during the 18th century. Nicolai has been creating intarsia masterpieces for three decades, and his work has been exhibited at prestigious museums around the country.
For the rustic pop, Ken Steigerwalt offers handcrafted pocketknives that are functional works of art. Ken creates his knives at his workshop in Pennsylvania where he has been making knives since he was 15. Wildlife sculptor Ken Rowe has recently branched out to include handmade fishing flies, which will debut this month. At Rowe Fine Art Gallery, you will also find cufflinks and men's jewelry. Make this a Father's Day dad will brag about by choosing a gift from Rowe Fine Art Gallery.
Sedona, AZ (March 30, 2012) – A project nearly three years in the making finally came to completion last month when sculptures created by local artists Kim Kori and Ken Rowe were installed at Sedona's two major roundabouts. The bronze sculptures, "Above and Beyond," are located at the intersection of SR 89A and SR 179 and at SR 89A and Brewer Road.
The sculptures were part of the Sedona City Council and the Art in Public Places Committee's roundabout art competition, a concept first discussed in June 2009. A call to artists was announced in March 2010, and Kim and Ken were one of 20 contest entries. The Sedona locals were announced as the winners of the competition at the end of 2010, and they began working on the sculptures immediately. Kim and Ken are both represented by Rowe Fine Art Gallery in Tlaquepaque.
"It is an honor to have worked on this project with Ken and everyone else involved in making it come about," says Kim. "When driving through the roundabouts for the first few days after the installation, it felt surreal. Now I have a calm feeling that the sculptures are home where they belong. It feels very good to have a piece of my soul settled in the heart of Sedona where I have lived for the majority of my life."
"Above and Beyond" includes two separate sculptures. "Above" stands 13 feet tall and features three ravens soaring above red rocks and petroglyphs. "Beyond" is 12 feet tall and includes an eagle with a 7-foot wingspan flying over red rock formations. The sculptures were designed to blend in with the natural environment while reiterating Sedona's commitment to the arts. The project defines the concept of collaboration. Kim and Ken employed the talents of others including Sedona Bronze, who cast the bronze portion of the sculptures, and Excalibur, who fabricated the rocks in steel from Kim and Ken's design.
"As soon as we learned we'd been chosen for the project, there was this sense of obligation to the community of Sedona to create something that enhanced our area's natural beauty," says Ken. "But I don't think I realized the magnitude of it all until the sculptures were put in place. As a native Arizonan, this has been the biggest accomplishment in my sculpting career. I drive through the roundabouts every day, and I'm so proud of what I see."
Julie T. Chapman
Cherie Danielle
Kim Diment
Vince Fazio
Lynn Heil
Liam Herbert
Jennifer Inge
Kim Kori
Sue Krzyston
Richard Loffler
Alvin Marshall
Nicolai Medvedev
Jack Morley
Erik Petersen
John Poon
Ken Rowe
John Rasberry
Jason Scull
Ken Steigerwalt
Gabor Svagrik
Joshua Tobey
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Lets' talk about property values Since the beginning of the redevelopment of the over-the-Rhine area my property value in Price Hill has dropped by over 75,000.00 thanks to the increased number of section eight units to house the many displaced former residents of the area. At the same time property values in the uptown area have skyrocketed as evidenced by the large commission checks earned by one of our former council members. Now with the possible demise of Mallory's folly,the trolley to no where, all the people who bought into the area are upset. I would like to be the first to invite them to Price Hill so they can see why their property value surged while we on the hill saw ours so drastically decline.
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Abbey Road Hotel is a 10-minute walk to Jungceylon Shopping Mall, a great place to shop and dine. It is a 45-minute drive from Phuket International Airport.
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Staff can help guests organising tours at the on-site tour desk. The hotel provides laundry services and baggage storage. Guests can use a swimming pool at a nearby hotel for free.
World Rock Cafe is located on the ground of the hotel serving tasty selections of Western cuisine.
Air-conditioned room is equipped with a private balcony, a cable flat-screen TV and a refrigerator. Shower facilities are included in an en suite bathroom.
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Church News
Hallelujah Night is Friday at Lebanon Worship Center
Lebanon Worship Center at 11821 Tidewater Trail (Route 17) near Saluda will host its annual Hallelujah Night Celebration on Friday, October 31, in the church fellowship hall beginning at 6 p.m. and continuing through the evening.
10.29.2008All Saints service set for Sunday at Philippi
The public is invited to a Service of Remembrance this Saturday, November 1, at 7 p.m. at Philippi Christian Church in Deltaville. The service is being held on the traditional date of All Saints Day.
10.29.2008Higgins is BGAV Ministerial Educational Funds recipient
The Baptist General Association of Virginia (BGAV) is proud to announce that Matthew Higgins, a member of Urbanna Baptist Church and student at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, is the recipient of BGAV Ministerial Educational Funds for the 2008-09 school year.
10.29.2008Third Habitat home dedicated
The dedication of the third Habitat for Humanity House in Middlesex took place on Sunday, October 19, under a bright, brisk afternoon sun.
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Lowering price, but since I included the price in the title I feel a new thread is necessary. If a mod could delete the old one that'd be great.
I have this model plate chillerhttp://www.homebrewstuff.com/chill-o...t-chiller.html
but due to changes in my brewery I have to use an immersion chiller. She needs a good PBW flushing, but besides that it's in good condition.
Looking to get $35 shipped
The best beer I ever made was the next one I brew.
Pm sent.
Primary - American Pale Ale
Bottled - Sierra Nevada IPA clone
Put me in line if the other falls through.