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Colin Powell a little more than egg on his face after Guccifer 2.0 leaked his emails all over the web and the press is having a field day picking through the rubble.
Check it:
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— Will Rahn (@willrahn) 14 September 2016
"I would rather not have to vote for her, although she is a friend I respect," Powell wrote in the July 26, 2014 email. "A 70-year-old person with a long track record, unbridled ambition, greedy, not transformational, with a husband still dicking bimbos at home (according to the NYP)."
You know how you "respect" your "friend" by saying how you'd rather not vote for her and casually chat about how her husband is "dicking bimbos"? Yeah. Sure it happens all the time.
There are no "friends" in Washington, only allies and enemies and sometimes the two are interchangeable.
But this email also shows what the establishment looks for in preferred government cronies: someone who is "greedy" and "not transformational" (keeping the corrupt status quo) with "unbridled ambition".
In other words, scary as hell with an unchecked lust for total power. Sounds like Hillary.
Other leaked Powell emails show how angry he was at being scapegoated by the Clinton camp over having a personal email while he was Secretary of State, because he claims both publicly and privately in his emails that he never used his personal email for classified documents and always used a secure government computer for all classified info.
In another email, Powell wrote that he told Hillary's "minions repeatedly that they are making a mistake trying to drag me in, yet they still try. The media isn't fooled and she is getting crucified."
He also wrote back in March that he had "Been having fun with emailgate" and "Hillary's mafia keeps trying to suck me into it."
If this is the way her own colleagues talk about her behind the scenes, can you imagine what she'd be like as president?
The mob is already running the government as it is…
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Last week I took Kassie for a check up. I had been planning on asking about sleep apnea, but the med. student that was helping brought it up first.
I told her my concerns were:
1. We have a very strong family history in sleep apnea. ( I was diagnosed myself in my early 20's, but I know I had it long before - The doctors were reluctant to test because I was not an older heavy set man which is the most common risk group - I was fairly slim then too ) older dd (dear daughter) had it as an infant as well as some extended family members
2. Sleep apnea is quite common in kids with down syndrome
3. Kassie still has noisy breathing when she sleeps. My 5 yo who also did this did have a couple of long periods of apnea due to reflux.
When the Dr. came in he wanted to do a sleep study but wanted to automatically prescribe a reflux med also . I really don't know anything about reflux meds, but I prefer not to give my kids any medication unless I feel it is neccesary. I definately will if there is a problem though.
What I'm wondering is what signs of reflux did your little one show?At 16 months Kassie does still spit up a bit, but only about once a day. Ocassionally it is twice a day, but often not at all. She never spit up any more than my other kids, although I can't remember if they were still spitting up at this age. She also aspirated as a baby, but it was never too bad. She was able to avoid any aspiration pneumonias by nursing in an upright position. I did not have to thicken her fluids. The Dr. mentioned silent reflux, but wouldn't she be uncomfortable or show other symptoms?
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I am currently in the market for another server/network monitoring software besides Spiceworks that will allow me to have a easy to use Graphical User Interface and can provide the following features:
- Minimal or No Cost
- Server Performance: Disk space, CPU usage, Physical Memory, Ping
- SQL Server Performance
We want it almost to be a one stop shop where we can see how switches are doing, servers and critical production equipment.
We want to run the software on a monitor we have, so that we can determine proactively when issues are arising while they are happening, or when users report issues be able to determine what is going on.
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Jan 11, 2012 at 9:17 UTC
Merryworks is an IT service provider.
Jan 11, 2012 at 9:25 UTC
Low cost and great not too many with all the features you want. I would suggest a derivative of Nagios like Opsmanager which I believe has a graphical interface for setup too, but Nagios will give you a nice graphical overview of your systems status.
Jan 11, 2012 at 9:44 UTC
Nagios, or a Nagios based system like OpsView.
Free or free versions of each.
We use OpsView and it works great. All web based gui, so you do not need to be a Linux expert.
Jan 11, 2012 at 11:00 UTC
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Jan 11, 2012 at 3:54 UTC
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Jan 12, 2012 at 2:52 UTC
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- a wide range of preconfigured sensors for server monitoring, including ping sensors, memory, CPU usage and disk space sensors. You can define thresholds to trigger alerts.
- There are also a number of sensors for SQL server monitoring, incl. MS SQL, mySQL, Oracle...
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Jan 12, 2012 at 4:01 UTC
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We have a product that does this - SQL Monitor - however it is a paid solution so it may not meet your needs. You can try an online demo to get an idea of what it monitors and how it looks and you don't need to register with us to do this - take a look at http://monitor.red-gate.com
If you like the product and are interested or would like more info, please just drop me a message and we'll help in any way we can.
Jan 12, 2012 at 11:55 UTC
Nagios (already mentioned) may fit your needs but it can be a pain to set up. Once you have it up and running, it's great. Some people would instead opt for pay-for (turn-key) solutions as to avoid lengthy setups or troubleshooting.
Jan 12, 2012 at 12:40 UTC
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Jan 13, 2012 at 2:05 UTC
We use Pandora FMS http:/
Like most free bits of software it can be a bit of a mission to configure it but it works well and is sending sms messages upon failures. It depends what you want from a monitoring solution really, if you want alerts and status this seems to work well but doesnt produce as useful graphs.You can build a dashboard though which allows for a big board of status lights which is how we use it.
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Thank you all for all the great info. I was looking for something that is not too intensive on the setup. I found Spotlight on Windows which I tried using, but have some issues when trying to connect to Windows 2008 Servers with it. I really like all the data detail that it displays once you can connect successfully to a server.
We currently use PRTG as we have for a while to monitor our bandwidth usage, even prior when we only had a 3MB connection before upgrading to 50MB. But only really used it for that.
I was also trying out Idera's free SQL Check for our database servers which provides some great real time info, but no real logging to notice patterns of high peak times, etc.
I am going to need to check out some of the recommendations that were given above and see which ones will fit what we are looking for.
Years ago I remember using NETSAINT (currently Nagios) to monitor servers, switches and networking equipment which we used to display on an older picture tube TV.
Jan 16, 2012 at 5:33 UTC
Not sure how many devices you have but Foglight from Quest is free for first 100.
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In Paris you check out the new clothes. In London you seek the new plays. In San Francisco the game is chef-hunting: Where are the city's most celebrated chefs cooking at the moment?
Thus, on a quick trip through San Francisco, I felt constrained from returning to the tried-and-true. No Chez Panisse for me, nor Alain Rondelli. Not even time for the unforgettable whole roast chicken at Zuni Cafe. I was seeking news.
This season, news equals Farallon. Few restaurants have had a more active publicity machine than this new seafood restaurant ("Coastal cuisine," it's dubbed). But even without that, Farallon would have opened with a buzz. Its chef is Mark Franz, emerging from 10 years as the working chef at Jeremiah Tower's legendary Stars. He brought along the restaurant's award-winning pastry chef, Emily Luchetti, and snagged designer Pat Kuleto to create the underwater-theme dining room. Thus, while Farallon opened only last summer, by July it had already spawned instant raves from local critics. By fall, though, the buzz was beginning to turn to a hiss. "Can't we go somewhere else?" my friends whined when I called to invite them to lunch.
Farallon looks like a Union Square aquarium, with jellyfish lamps and sea urchin chandeliers, banquettes curved like rose plush clam shells and a staircase faced with giant beads of black caviar, 50,000 of them. I felt like Alice walking into an underwater wonderland, except that the music had a cha-cha beat.
I should have taken a cue from the fantasy mood and ordered just caviar and dessert. The caviar is cured in this very kitchen, and is presented as an assortment of coral-pink salmon roes in two sizes and a pinkish-white roe as fine as sand, accompanied by slices of buttery-textured house-cured sturgeon. They are arranged on a crisp and custardy buckwheat pancake, buried in creme frai^che and afloat in butter. All soft and oozy, it feels like grown-up nursery food, sparkling with salty and creamy flavor. To further the sense of childhood delights, Luchetti's pastries include a dreamy assortment of miniatures. Tiny tartlets, nougats, ice cream sandwiches, fruit jellies, madeleines, sandwiched cookies, phyllo triangles look like party fare for a Barbie doll. And each is among the most delicious bites you'll savor all year.
In between, though, Franz seems to be lost in a maze of mistakes: dry and chewy grilled prawns, scallop-salmon mousse as soft as air and no more flavorful, halibut that's spanking fresh but pan roasted until it's fit for use as a paving stone. There's something amiss when the best thing on your seafood entree are the lentils. And the signature "pyramid" of shellfish gelee looks as if it was designed by Kuleto, but tastes as if it were made of architectural materials -- salty, bitter, acrid. It would serve better as a lamp.
The Slanted Door was an antidote. A cavernous two-story warehouse-chic storefront in the Mission district (which my taxi driver warned me to avoid at night), the Slanted Door serves Vietnamese food fashioned from locally grown and often organic vegetables.
At lunch the dishes are traditional: noodle soups, imperial rolls, papaya salad, caramelized shrimp, curry duck and various stir-fries. They don't taste much different from Washington's Vietnamese standbys, but at Queen Bee and Nam Viet you don't see youths in tongue studs and triple lip rings swirling and sipping wine with their lemongrass tofu.
At dinner, tradition vies with invention. Among traditional dishes, soups are best, or maybe anything in a bowl. The hunks of chicken in the chicken noodle soup, for instance, taste as if the birds had been fed on star anise and cinnamon in preparation for their future as broth. Duck curry is creamy and gilded with a slick of coconut oil, its pepper building in the mouth. And the crisp-edged Vietnamese crepe is more golden and custardy than any I've encountered, even though its filling is as bland as usual.
The seafood here is nothing special at lunch, but with every disappointing bite my friends told me of another fabulous fish dish at dinner -- steamed sea bass with lily buds and shiitakes; filet of salmon with spinach, dill onions and tomatoes; fried whole pompano with ginger. You'd never know it from the routine stir-fried squid or caramelized shrimp (which are also on the dinner menu, though at much lower prices than the specialties). So just remember, soup or soupy curry for lunch, glamorous fish for dinner. And tropical, light nearly-sorbet ice creams of jackfruit, lychee or coconut to finish up either.
If you're ever to be stood up for dinner, make sure it's at Jardiniere. A table upstairs, overlooking the first-floor bar, is so entertaining you might even regret having company to distract you.
The bar scene, under the enormous domed ceiling, is a parade of romantic couples, some men, some women, a few even men with women. They're nuzzling, sharing dishes, feeding each other, celebrating life with great California wines, accompanied by live piano music. This new restaurant, named for its much-revered chef, Traci Des Jardins (formerly of Rubicon), is a stage set, a fashion show and a serious kitchen. As soon as I gave my taxi driver the address, he informed me it was the hot place.
The menu is short, and offers such exotica as Virginia wild striped bass (whereas I'd crossed the country to try Santa Barbara shrimp or petrale sole). For an Easterner, the fruits and vegetables are the magnets: roasted quince salad with the foie gras, Fuyu persimmons with the duck confit. The menu is surprisingly meaty for California, but you can't argue with a gamey rare stuffed squab browned in a veil of caul fat on a bed of long, thin baby carrots -- carefully peeled -- and sweet peas, with brussels sprouts and bacon. And that Virginia sea bass is as silky as a Southern accent, in a lobster broth with braised fennel and peeled, barely cooked tomatoes. Among the pates here, rabbit rillettes far outshines even foie gras. And nobody should skip the cheeses -- nor should anybody eat them with the silly, too-sweet raisin apricot bread that accompanies them.
Desserts are quietly refined. And the wine list is lovingly constructed and thoroughly studied by the staff. Dining alone? You'd be glad for the chance to polish off the entire half-bottle of Spain's Ardanza '89 reserve all by yourself.
Jardiniere is not yet a great restaurant, but it shows signs of heading in that direction. Of course, by then, we'll be off investigating that year's restaurant news.
Farallon (450 Post St., 415-956-6969); lunch entrees $11 to $17, dinner entrees $19 to $26. Open for lunch Monday-Saturday, dinner daily.
Jardiniere (300 Grove St., 415-861-5555); dinner entrees $19 to $25. Open daily for dinner only.
The Slanted Door (584 Valencia St., near 17th Street, 415-861-8032); lunch entrees $5.50 to $6.75, dinner entrees $9 to $16.50. Open for lunch and dinner Tuesday-Sunday. Closed Monday.
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Rapp, Klefot Honored as SEC Players of the Week
Nov. 15, 2010
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - Kentucky senior Lauren Rapp was named the Southeastern Conference Player of the Week, while sophomore Stephanie Klefot earned SEC Defensive Player of the Week honors it was announced by the league office Monday.
The duo helped guide the Blue and White to an upset of No. 15 LSU along with an impressive 3-0 sweep of Arkansas this weekend.
Rapp earns SEC Player of the Week honors for the second time in her career after claiming the same distinction once during her sophomore season. This is the first time Klefot has been tabbed Defensive Player of the Week honors after earning an SEC Freshman of the Week nod a season ago.
With UK's chances at post-season on the line, Rapp, a senior captain, put together a pair of solid outings in leading UK to a 3-0 sweep of Arkansas and a five-set upset of No.15 LSU on Sunday. Against LSU, Rapp struck for 17 kills and added 10 digs for her 12th career double-double and fifth of the season. She nearly notched a triple-double with a career-high six assists. In addition, she added four blocks to her stat line.
In the win over Arkansas, Rapp led the team with 13 kills and a match-high five blocks. She also contributed seven digs and a pair of assists. For the week, Rapp averaged a team-high 3.75 digs per set on a team-best .388 hitting clip. She posted 1.12 blocks per frame, added an assist to the offensive numbers and defensively scooped up 2.12 digs per frame. Rapp moved into 10th all-time with 106 career aces at UK. She also moved into eighth all-time with 1,254 kills and ninth all-time with 2,996 career attempts.
Klefot led UK's back-row defensive effort in the upset victory over No. 15 LSU. The first-year starter at the position topped her career best of 28 digs set just a week ago in a five-set loss at Alabama, with 29 against the Tigers on Sunday. UK needed every one of her 5.8 digs per set in fending off the SEC West leaders, as she led four players in the back line with 10 or more digs on the night.
With 38 digs this weekend in the two matches, Klefot now has 467 for the season which is the ninth most in a single-season in UK allure. For the weekend, Klefot endured 67 serves in her direction and she notched an impressive .955 reception percentage with just three errors committed on the weekend.
This marks the first time this season a Kentucky player has earned either awards. Freshman Whitney Billings was tabbed the SEC Freshman of the Week on Sept. 13.
In six seasons under Craig Skinner, the Wildcats have accumulated seven SEC Player of the Week honors, four SEC Defensive Player of the Week awards and 11 SEC Freshman of the Week distinctions.
Rapp and Klefot lead the Blue and White on its final regular season road trip with a match at Ole Miss on Friday, Nov. 19. First serve is set for 8 p.m. ET.
Follow along all season long with the Wildcats at UKathletics.com.


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MONTVALE, N.J. -- A&P put an end to months of speculation yesterday, by revealing plans for what it called "a major strategic restructuring" of its business, including the possible sale of A&P Canada, and the divestiture of its Farmer Jack and Food Basics operations and support facilities in the Midwest.
MONTVALE, N.J. -- A&P put an end to months of speculation yesterday, by revealing plans for what it called "a major strategic restructuring" of its business, including the possible sale of A&P Canada, and the divestiture of its Farmer Jack and Food Basics operations and support facilities in the Midwest.
The news, couched in A&P's reporting of financial results for the fourth quarter and full year ended Feb. 26, 2005, sent the company's stock soaring. Shares opened Tuesday at $21.50, and shot up to as high as $23.60, to close at $22.55, up $4.28, or 23.4 percent. The stock easily surpassed its 52-week high of $18.90.
In essence, the restructuring scheme would scale the once-virtually national chain back to primarily a regional operator on the East Coast. The chain said it would continue to operate 28 New Orleans-area Sav-A-Center stores, although they would not be part of the company's core business, because the banner is a firm No. 2 in the market.
Said Christian Haub, chairman and c.e.o. of the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co., Inc., in a statement: "The strategic, operational, and financial steps we are taking are aimed at unlocking the value of our Canadian operations and building the value of A&P for the benefit of all of the company's shareholders. They will enable us to deleverage and strengthen our balance sheet, focus greater attention and resources on our core U.S. operations, and pursue the implementation of our fresh and discount retail formats. These initiatives will position the new A&P to achieve sustainable profitability, long-term growth and success, and increased shareholder value."
Sales for the 12-week fourth quarter of fiscal 2004 were $2.56 billion, compared with $2.72 billion for the 13-week fourth quarter of fiscal 2003. Comparable-store sales were flat vs. one year ago. The fourth-quarter loss was 15 cents per share, as opposed to a loss of $1.56 per share in the year-ago period.
Sales for the 52 weeks came to $10.85 billion, vs. $10.90 billion for the 53-week period in fiscal year 2003. Comps rose 0.1 percent. The net loss per share was $4.88 for 2004, including a loss of 11 cents from discontinued operations. In the year-ago period the loss was $4.08, including earnings of $1.67 per share from discontinued operations, less a 21-cent per share charge related to the cumulative effect of the change in accounting related to franchisees.
"Our significant improvement in the fourth quarter was produced by the sales and profit growth of A&P Canada," said Haub, "driven by our 'Fresh Obsessed' food marketing initiatives and the disciplined execution of our discount Food Basics operations; stronger sales and significant bottom-line improvement in the U.S., set in motion by our reorganization of the U.S. business implemented last November; and our continued emphasis on cost management throughout the organization. All of those factors contributed to our company's best quarterly performance in almost three years, and successfully concluded a year of solid progress toward our goal of sustainable profitability."
A&P's board of directors has given the company's management the green light to adopt the restructuring strategies noted above, as well as the continued rollout of fresh and discount retail formats in its Northeast markets and the search for additional locations for development, the improvement of labor productivity, and significant reductions in operating, supply chain, and administrative costs.
"Our longstanding success in Ontario, combined with current conditions in the Canadian retail marketplace, present us with a unique opportunity to realize the substantial value of A&P Canada at this time," observed Haub. "The proceeds of any such transaction could dramatically improve our balance sheet and liquidity, and provide a solid financial footing from which to achieve and sustain improved profitability and accelerated growth in the United States."
"Although our Midwest U.S. operations are also improving and have significant profit and growth potential, our decision to focus investment and attention elsewhere may result in a lesser allocation of resources than required to realize their full potential; hence the decision to divest our operations in that region," he continued.
Farmer Jack's president, Mike Carter, released a public expression of support for the parent company's plans, which will affect some 9,000 jobs. "We respect A&P's decision and will work closely with corporate management and its financial advisors to create a new ownership structure for Farmer Jack that will ensure our continued presence and vitality as a leading grocery chain serving the southeastern Michigan market," he said.
Apparently attempting to offer assurance to employees, current customers and prospective buyers, he added that his division's stores "are visited by nearly a million Farmer Jack customers every week, have a strong market presence in our region, and are today the only major Detroit-based grocery chain."
During the divestiture and sale process, some 70 Farmer Jack stores in the three-county metro Detroit area that are well-performing -- thanks in part to store remodels and program changes over the past two years -- will remain in operation. As previously reported, other, underperforming Farmer Jacks and 10 additional Food Basics discount stores will be sold or closed over the next few months.
Local observers believe some of the locations will be sold to independents, which have much lower overhead without the high union costs that A&P has had to face.
Although Haub admitted the decisions regarding the Midwest operations and A&P Canada were not easy to make, he said the company believed the changes "will help us achieve our overarching objective: building the long-term value of A&P for our customers, employees, and business partners, and, in turn, for all A&P shareholders."
The planned "new A&P," post-restructuring, would comprise: Two hundred and fifty stores in the New York metro area, with the fresh formats expanding under the A&P, Waldbaum's, and The Food Emporium banners, as well as discount operations growing under the Food Basics name; and 75 stores in the Mid-Atlantic region, with fresh stores developed under the SuperFresh banner and discount operations as Food Basics, in the greater Philadelphia and Baltimore markets.
During a conference call yesterday, Haub said that the company's goal was to have all stores in the Connecticut-Washington, D.C. corridor operating under either a fresh or discount format in three years. He noted later that the fresh format would be "much more dominant." A prime example of the company's fresh format, according to Haub, was a store in Mt. Kisco, N.Y., which had been converted about six months ago and was performing extremely well.
The company said its Northeast operations reported positive comparable-store sales in fiscal 2004 in spite of tough competition, maintaining strong market shares while boosting operating profitability.
Haub said he was confident that the strategies undertaken by A&P would return the company to sustainable profitability "in the latter part of fiscal 2006."
A&P currently operates 650 stores in 10 states, the District of Columbia, and Ontario, Canada under the A&P, Waldbaum's, The Food Emporium, Super Foodmart, Super Fresh, Farmer Jack, Sav-A-Center, Dominion, The Barn Markets, Food Basics, and Ultra Food & Drug banners.
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Cinedigm Corp. (NASDAQ: CIDM) is shrinking its board membership and two directors have resigned to facilitate the reduction of the board. The announcement came after the company released its F4Q2016 and F2016 financial results that saw it report EBTDA losses in both cases. Cinedigm has also said that one of its largest shareholders, Ron Chez, is ascending to the position of the Lead Director of the board.
The two directors leaving the board of Cinedigm Corp. (NASDAQ: CIDM) are Martin O'Connor and Blair Westlake. The exit is primarily designed to ensure that Cinedigm has only five directors. It is not clear how long the two outgoing directors had served on the board of Cinedigm, but the company's CEO Chris McGurk thanked them for their tireless service. McGurk also wished them the best in the future endeavors.
According to McGurk, the reduction of board membership to five will help increase efficiency on the board, which he said is in the best interest of shareholders. McGurk hinted that the reason O'Connor and Westlake decided to step down from their board positions was that they recognized that the company needed to streamline the board to improve its agility among other issues.
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As the two directors leave, Cinedigm Corp. (NASDAQ: CIDM) has appointed Ron Chez to the position of Lead Director. It is worth noting that Chez in a large shareholder in CIDM. Before his latest promotion, Chez served one year as a strategic advisor to the company. As strategic advisor, Chez advised on an array of matters including strategic transactions and opportunities.
As the Lead Director, Chez is expected to bring to Cinedigm extensive business and financial expertise.
What transpired in F2016 for Cinedigm Corp. (NASDAQ: CIDM)?
Cinedigm Corp. (NASDAQ: CIDM) generated consolidated revenue of $104.5 million in F2016 and logged a loss of $3.4 million. For F4Q2016, consolidated revenue came in at $23.2 million and a loss of $2.1 million.
Cinedigm Corp (NASDAQ:CIDM) is hoping to raise $11 million in additional capital through issuance of debt to boost its liquidity.


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Himachal Pradesh Public Service Commission has published a Recruitment Advertisement for the posts of Post Graduate Teachers (Informatics Practices) on contract basis. Interested candidates can apply online for the post on or before 28-09-2016. Detail information regarding HPPSC Recruitment 2016 is given below.
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Vacancy Detail for HPPSC Recruitment 2016
Name of the Post-The name of the post is Post Graduate Teacher, Class III (Informatics Practices)
Total no. of Vacancy- The number of total vacancy is 632. Category wise vacancies are given below:
General- 259
Antodaya/BPL- 120
Children of Freedom Fighters- 21
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Job Location- The job location will be any place in Himachal Pradesh.
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Nationality- The candidate must be a citizen of India.
Age Limit- The candidate's maximum age should be 18- 45 years for the above mentioned post. Age relaxation of 3 years shall be applicable to SC/ST candidates.
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Application Fee- Candidates will have to pay Rs. 400/- (General and OBC) and Rs. 100/- (SC/ST/OBC/General BPL of H.P.) as application fee through e- challan or e-payment. Ex Servicemen of HP are exempted from the payment of the application fee.
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Mode of Selection- The candidates will be selected on the basis of screening test and viva voce.
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Last Date for Online Application- 28-09-2016
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For the Official Website of HPPSC – Click Here
For the Recruitment Advertisement –Click Here
For Apply Online – Click Here
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Himachal Pradesh Public Service Commission has published a Recruitment Advertisement for the posts of Post Graduate Teachers, Class III (Non- Gazetted) (on Contract basis) . Interested candidates can apply online for the post on or before 16-08-2016. Detail information regarding HPPSC Recruitment 2016 is given below.
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Name of the Post – Post Graduate Teachers , Class III (Non- Gazetted)
Total No. of Vacancy- The total number of vacancy is 394. Subject wise vacancy is given below:
- a) English- 47 posts
b) Hindi- 40 posts
c) History- 40 posts
d) Political Science31posts
e) Economics-31 posts
f) Mathematics-31 posts
g) Physics-31 posts
h) Chemistry-31 posts
i) Biology-16 posts
j) Commerce-64 posts
k) Sanskrit-08 posts
l) Geography-08 posts
m) Music (I)-08 posts
n) Music (V)-08 posts
Pay Scale- The selected candidates will receive a pay scale of Rs.10300-34800/- with a grade pay of Rs. 4200/- per month.
Job Location- The job location will be any place in Himachal Pradesh.
Eligibility Criteria for HPPSC Recruitment 2016
Nationality- The candidate must be a citizen of India.
Age Limit- The candidate's maximum age should be 18-45 years as on 01-01-2016. Age relaxation of 3 years to SC/ST is applicable.
Educational Qualification- The candidate must possess Master's Degree in concerned subject or Equivalent from a recognized university with minimum 50% of marks. The candidate must have the Degree of B.Ed as professional qualification from a recognized University with minimum 50% of marks or Two years integrated M.Sc. Ed. Course or Equivalent from a recognized University.
How to Apply for HPPSC Recruitment 2016
Application Fee- Candidates will have to pay Rs. 400/- (General and OBC) and Rs. 100/- (SC/ST/OBC General BPL of H.P. ) as application fee through e- challan or e-payment.
Application Process- Eligible candidates can apply online through the official website of Himachal Pradesh Public Service Commission on or before 16-08-2016.
Important Dates for HPPSC Recruitment 2016
Last Date for Online Application- 16-08-2016.
For the Official Website of HPPSC – Click Here
For the Recruitment Advertisement – Click Here
For Apply Online – Click Here
About HPPSC
Himachal Pradesh Public Service Commission was established in the year 1971. Its major duty is to conduct several examinations in order to supervise the recruitment in several services and ranks in the State of Himachal Pradesh. It is headed by a Chairman.
HPPSC Recruitment 2016
Post Name – Teaching & Non Teaching
Himachal Pradesh Public Service Commission (HPPSC) has announced Recruitment Notification for the post of Teaching and Non Teaching staffs in their organization. Interested candidates must apply for the application form before the last date. Application will be submitted upto 16th May 2016 till 11.59 PM.
Detail Specification for HPPSC Recruitment 2016 –
Posts Name and Number of Posts –
1) Agriculture Development Officer – 43 posts
2) Professor (Electrical Engineering) – 01 post
3) Assistant Professor (Electrical Engineering) – 02 posts
4) Commandant / Junior Staff Officer – 05 posts
5) Special Post Graduate Teachers – 08 posts
6) Drugs Inspector – 05 posts
7) Assistant Engineer (Civil)/ Deputy Manager (Civil) – 04 posts
8) Assistant Engineer (Mechanical) – 05 posts
9) Research Officer – 01 post
Educational Qualification –
1) Agriculture Development Officer – B.Sc. (Agriculture) & M.Sc. (Agriculture) 2nd Class from any recognized University or College.
2) Professor (Electrical Engineering) – B.E. / B.Tech & M.E. / M.Tech in relevant branch of engineering with First Class
3) Assistant Professor (Electrical Engineering) – B.E. / B.Tech & M.E. / M.Tech in relevant branch of engineering with First Class
4) Commandant / Junior Staff Officer – Retired Army Officer of the Indian Armed Force of the rank of Captain or above who has served as commissioned officer for 03 years.
5) Special Post Graduate Teachers – Second Class master degree in Hindi & B.Ed Special education (Visually Impairment) OR Post graduate profession diploma in special education (visually impairment)
6) Drugs Inspector – Graduate degree in chemistry with pharmaceutics as essential subjects
7) Assistant Engineer (Civil)/ Deputy Manager (Civil) – Degree in Civil Engineering
8) Assistant Engineer (Mechanical) – Degree in Mechanical Engineering
9) Research Officer – Masters Degree in Stats / Mathematics / Commerce (with Statistics) or its equivalent
Age Limit – Go to the official notification for the detail regarding age limitation imposed on each post.
Application Fee –
General Category – 400 Rs.
SC/ ST of HP – 100 Rs.
Payment can be made through e-challan or e- payment option.
Ex-serviceman of HP is exempted from any fee.
Selection Procedure – Viva Voce Test
How To Apply –
Those Candidates who are interested to apply for the post they must visit to the official site of HPPSC i.e. addressed to hp.gov.in and apply for the application form.
Last Date to Submit the Application – 16 May 2016 till 11.59 PM
Link to download Official Advertisement –
HPPSC Recruitment 2016
HPPSC (Himachal Pradesh Public Service Commission) has proclaimed to recruit skilled and deserving contenders for the posts of Manager, Medical Officer, Amchi, Assistant Engineer, etc. The number of vacant posts needed to be filled is 42. Job seekers who find themselves suitable for the specified post can submit their online application forms latest by 27th of February, 2016. Other details regarding the recruitment are given as under :
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Specifics of HPPSC Recruitment 2016 :
Posts Offered and Number of Posts Offered-
|S. No.
|Posts Offered
|No. of Posts Offered
|Manager (Finance and Accounts)
|Medical Officer (Dental)
|Amchi (Tibetan Chikitsak)
|Assistant Engineer (Civil)
|Assistant Engineer (Civil / Electrical)
|Company Secretary (Class-1)
|Senior Planning Draughtsman (Class 2)
|Assistant Professor
Consolidated Salary- The amount of salary offered to applicants selected for the given post will be as per the norms followed by the organization.
Age Bracket- Aspirants willing to apply for the specified post should fall under the age limit as per the details mentioned in the official notification.
Educational Pre- requisites- Applicants must have obtained Graduation / Post Graduation degree in the concerned stream from a known University / Institution.
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Criteria for Selection- Screening Test and Interview will be the criteria for selection.
Application Details :
Job seekers who find themselves suitable for the specified post can submit their online application forms by visiting the official web portal of HPPSC : hp.gov.in/hppsc . Aspirants must fill the online application form and upload scanned copy of recent passport size photograph and other documents. After filling the online application form completely contenders must submit the same.
Noteworthy Dates :
27th Feb 2016 is the final date for submitting the online application
HPPSC Recruitment 2015
HPPSC (Himachal Pradesh Public Service Commission) has released a recruitment notification for recruiting efficient personals for the various positions of Assistant District Attorney through HPPSC examination. The personals that are willing to make their career with HPPSC can now use this opportunity and apply on or before the closing date. The other in depth details about the HPPSC recruitment 2015 are elaborated in the content below.
Name of Position: –
Assistant District Attorney
Recruitment Notification: –
Advertisement No. 9/2014 (Item No. II-A)
This HPPSC recruitment 2015 was published in 'The Tribune'and 'Amar Ujala' on 12th March, 2015.
Closing Date of Applying Online: –
26th June 2015
Place of Work: –
Department of Home (HP)
Type of Work: –
On Contractual Basis
Total Number of Vacancies: –
17 Vacant Positions
i) General: -10
ii) General Ex – SM – 1
iii) OBC: – 2
iv) Children or Grand Children of Freedom Fighter SC: -1
v) SC: – 2
vi) ST: -1
Minimum Education Required: –
The personals those are willing to apply and make their career with Himachal Pradesh Public Service Commission must have passed LLB from a reputed and authorized University or Institute or College.
Salary Structure: –
The selected personals will get an adequate salary as fixed by the HPPSC authorities.
Procedure of Selection for the HPPSC Vacancy: –
The personals will get selected through an Interview round taken by the HPPSC officials.
Procedure for Applying for the HPPSC Vacancy: –
i) The personals those are willing to apply for the above mentioned vacant positions can apply Online through the official website i.e. hp.gov.in.
ii) The personals are advised to read the instructions carefully before filling the online application form.
iii) The personals have to also upload their recent pass port size photographs and their signature.
iv) The closing date of applying online for the HPPSC recruitment 2015 is already mentioned in this article above.
For more information click here
HPPSC Recruitment 2015
Himachal Pradesh Public Service Commission (HPPSC) has advertised recruitment notification for positions of Associate Professor, Divisional Fire Officer, Assistant District Attorney, and various others. Details about the positions are given below.
Total No. of Positions : 160 Positions
Name of Positions :
1. Associate Professor (Forensic Medicine) Class-I: 1 Post
2. Divisional Fire Officer/ Fire Prevention Officer: 1 Position
3. Post Assistant District Attorney: 26 Positions
4. Principal, ITI, Class-I: 42 Positions
5. Acharya (Sanskrit College Cadre): 6 Positions
6. Professor (Mechanical Engineering): 3 Positions
7. Professor (Textile Engineering): 2 Positions
8. Professor (Civil Engineering): 2 Positions
9. Professor (Electronics & Tele Communication Engineering): 1 Position
10. Lecturer (Civil Engineering) (Polytechnic): 8 Positions
11. Lecturer in Electrical Engineering (Polytechnic): 5 Positions
12. Assistant Engineer (Civil): 1 Position
13. Assistant Architect: 2 Positions
14. Assistant Engineer (Mechanical): 1 Position
15. Assistant Engineer (Electrical): 20 Positions
16. Law Officer Grade-I: 3 Positions
17. Accounts Officer: 2 Positions
18. Assistant Engineer (Executive Trainee- Civil): 9 Positions
19. Assistant Engineer (Executive Trainee- Electrical): 7 Positions
20. Assistant Finance Officer (Executive Trainee- Finance): 7 Positions
21. Assistant Officer (Executive Trainee- Relief & Rehabilitation): 2 Positions
22. Mining Officer Class-II: 3 Positions
23. Law Officer: 1 Position
24. Assistant Research Officer: 2 Positions
25. Planning Officer: 3 Positions
Criteria for Age : Aspirants age should be 18 year to 45 years as on 1/1/2015. Relaxation in age will be given as per the rules.
Educational Eligibility : Candidates must have approved Medical qualification included in the first or second schedule or part-II of the third schedule (other than licentiate qualifications) to the Indian Medical Council Act-1956 for position 1, B.E. (Fire Engineering) from the National Fire Service College, Nagpur for position 2, Degree in Law / equivalent for position 3 and for the rest of the positions read the original notification.
Pay : Refer to the original notification.
Mode of Selection : Candidates will be selected by Written Test, Viva-Voce and Interview.
Application Charges : For General including selected Reserved Category Candidates fee is Rs. 400/- and for SC/ ST/ OBC of H.P candidates Rs.100/- . For more details refer to the original notification.
Process of Application : Eligible and interested candidates can visit official web portal, hp.gov.in/hppsc and click on "Apply Online" >> "New User Sign Up Here" and fill the details then click "Create User". If already registered, login directly. Now, select the appropriate position link and click "Click to Apply". You must fill all the mandatory fields; upload the scanned photograph and signature in jpeg format of size not more than 40 KB each, and then click Submit. Pay the application fee by clicking on E-Payment and after making payment login again to take print out of application for future need.
Key Date to Note :
Closing Date for Online Application is 10th April, 2015 till 11:59 PM.
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Officials at the Archdiocese of Mobile could not be reached for comment Tuesday about the new development. Sherlock, 62, also could not be contacted.
Tyson opened a criminal investigation into allegations against Sherlock last week.


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I recently noticed my Olympus recorder was constantly running out of space. After I transfer my files to my mac I manually erase them on the recorder. But it still seemed like I had no time on the recrder, never more than 2 hours available. SO I erased everything out of each folder, including stuff that wasn't files I recrded (don't know what they were) When I put the battery back on the recorder it says Check and then connect to PC. I tried dragging and dropping the files out of the trash back into the recorder but that hasn't helped. Is it trashed for good?
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That worked! Thanks! Took me awhile to find the menu, but once I did, I just followed the prompts : )
The only thing left to try is to try and format the device and see if you can restore it back to factory default settings. You go to the menu and to the format option. This will permanently remove any recordings you have done and as I said restore the device back to factory settings. If that doesn't work then you will probably need to send it to Olympus for repair service.
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MFA 2013 Exhibition
New Wight Gallery (Westwood)
Opening reception for a group show featuring works by UCLA MFA class of 2013. Featured artists include Jonathan Apgar, Leon Benn, Janna Ireland, Michael John Kelly, Devin Kenny, and Hans Kuzmich. This multidisciplinary show includes ceramics, painting, drawing, photography, and sculpture. On view through November 17, 2012.
Jay Yan: Bath
Design Matters Gallery (West L.A.)
Opening reception for an installation by artist Jay Yan. Bath features a video installation and exhibition of new work. The site-specific installation utilizes both the interior and the exterior facade of the gallery, engaging Pico Boulevard in the piece.
Stanley Kubrick: A Retrospective
LACMA (Miracle Mile)
Opening day of the first US retrospective of director Stanley Kubrick. Presented by LACMA and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, this exhibition covers Kubrick's career, beginning with his early photographs for Look through his directorial works of the 1950s through the 1990s. Films including 2001: A Space Odyssey, A Clockwork Orange, and The Shining are represented through a selection of annotated scripts, production photography, lenses and cameras, set models, costumes, and props. On view through June 30, 2013.
Jasper Johns: Numbers, 0-9, and 5 Postcards and Prints: 2000-2012
Matthew Marks Gallery (West Hollywood)
Opening reception for two exhibitions of works by artist Jasper Johns. Numbers, 0-9, and 5 Postcards features thirteen bronze sculptures, five paintings, and five works on paper completed over the past two years. This exhibition marks the first time in Johns's more than 50-year career that he debuted a major body of work in Los Angeles. Recent Prints includes sixteen prints made over the past twelve years. On view through January 5, 2013.
Joel King: Intervals
LA Artcore at Union Center for the Arts (Little Tokyo)
Opening reception for an exhibition by artist Joel King. Intervals features a series of paintings with monochromatic motifs. This event includes a conversation with the artist at 4pm. On view through November 29, 2012.
We Connect John with Julius
Pomona College Museum of Art (Claremont)
Artist, performer, and composer Adam Overton marks the launch of the Bureau of Experimental Speech and Holy Theses (BESHT) with a brief, playful lecture in the spirit of John Cage, whose exhibition of paintings are on display in an adjacent gallery of the museum. This evening features an open mic and is the first of five events at the Bureau of Experimental Speech and Holy Theses.
Mary Worthington
haleARTS S P A C E (Santa Monica)
Opening Reception for an exhibition of works by Mary Worthington that portray the female body. On view through November 14, 2012.
Rachelle Dowdy: Up North
Trunk Gallery (Mar Vista)
Opening reception for an exhibition of works by artist Rachelle Dowdy. Up North features a series of sculptural works depicting animal-human hybrids. On view through December 2, 2012.
Richard Serra at Gemini's Workshop
Gemini G.E.L. (West Hollywood)
For this event, Gemini G.E.L. opens their workshop, and their master printer will be on site to answer questions and show how Serra's large-scale etching were created. The event is presented in conjunction with the current gallery exhibition featuring etchings including Double Rift 1. RSVP to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Light My Way, Stranger
Fitzpatrick-Leland House (Hollywood Hills)
Presented by the MAK Center, this benefit auction features a set of unique light fixtures, largely one-of-a-kind, designed specifically for this event by a group of Los Angeles architects and artists. The event features food and music by experimental chamber music collective LA Fog. All proceeds from the auction will go to support the MAK Center. Reservations are $130 and available online.
Mike Kelley: Deodorized Central Mass With Satellites
Perry Rubenstein (Hollywood)
Opening reception for an exhibition of work by late artist Mike Kelley. Deodorized Central Mass With Satellites features a thirteen-part hanging plush sculpture surrounded by geometric wall reliefs which fill the room with a chemical pine-scent and illustrates the plush toy and household cleaning materials Kelley incorporated in his early works. On view through December 15, 2012.
Days of Our Lives
Weekend (Los Feliz)
Opening reception for a group show featuring a collaborative installation of individual works by Sophia Allison, Paul W. Evans, and Kim Tucker. The works in Days of Our Lives seek to personalize the view with the personal environment of each artist. On view through November 25, 2012.
Dark Matter 2
Machine Project (Echo Park)
The gallery's exploration of dark matter continues with nine artists, researchers, writers and ethnographers approaching the theme in nine short-form talks. Modeled after the Pecha Kucha presentation style, each presenter will show 20 slides for 20 seconds each, totaling six minutes. The slides progress on a timer, forcing each speaker to keep up.
Ultimedia Theremin: Eric and Mary Ross
REDCAT (Downtown)
This event is the Los Angeles premiere of Ultimedia Theremin, an evening of avant-garde sights and sounds by theremin player, multi-instrumentalist, and composer Eric Ross in collaboration with video artist Mary Ross. The husband and wife duo present a concert of classical, serial, jazz, electronic and avant-garde accompanied by Mary's video projections. Tickets are $20 and available online.
Tongva Talk: A Cultural Campfire
Los Angeles State Historic Park (Downtown)
This discussion and lecture event features storytelling based in indigeneous culture and tradition. This event highlights storytelling by members of the Tongvan tribe. Bring a blanket or chair to sit on the sand. Join in potluck dinner by bringing your own utensils. This free event is presented as part of discussion series SOC(i)AL: Art + People.
Raze; Revert; Repeat
Pepin Moore (Chinatown)
Opening reception for a group show featuring works by Brian Bress, Brendan Fowler, Brian Kennon, Miljohn Ruperto, John Stezaker, and Bobbi Woods. Raze; Revert; Repeat examines the use of subtractive processes as applied to the reproduced image and the renegotiation of an image's context through reduction or negation. On view through December 8, 2012.
Closing Day: Jenny Holzer: The Future Please
L&M Arts (Venice)
Final day of a show featuring works by New York-based conceptual artist Jenny Holzer. The Future Please features selections from Holzer's work from the 1970s to the present in addition to her latest body of work, the Redaction Paintings, which are based on declassified and other sensitive US documents and inspired by Russian Constructivism.
Rebecca Ripple: Licking Yellow Frog
Gallery km (Santa Monica)
Opening reception for an exhibition by artist Rebecca Ripple. Licking Yellow Frog features sculpture and drawings that examine the language of western societal authority–particularly that of Catholicism. On view through December 8, 2012.
Marco Brambilla: Creation / Atlantis
Christopher Grimes Gallery (Santa Monica)
Opening reception for the final work in artist Marco Brambilla's 3D Megaplex trilogy: Creation (Megaplex). This film presents hundreds of clips from an archive of iconic Hollywood and international films set within the form of a giant DNA double-helix. On view through December 22, 2012.
Alexandra Hedison: Everybody Knows This is Nowhere
Diane Rosenstein (Beverly Hills)
Opening reception for an exhibition of works by Los Angeles-based artist Alexandra Hedison. Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere features a series of photographs depicting the terrain beneath Malibu beach houses where Hedison grew up. On view through December 15, 2012.
Ben Jones: The Video
MOCA Pacific Design Center (West Hollywood)
Opening day for an exhibition by artist Ben Jones. This show features new videos and paintings built from brightly colored technology and pop symbols that create narratives and abstracted environments. On view through February 24, 2013.
Abraham Cruzvillegas: Autodestrucción 1
Regen Projects (West Hollywood)
Opening reception for an exhibition by Mexico City-based artist Abraham Cruzvillegas. The multidisciplinary works in Autodestrucción 1 originate from a narrative that tells the story of a trumpet player through the vantage point of his instrument. On view through December 22, 2012.
Jessica Eaton: Polytopes
M+B Gallery (West Hollywood)
Opening reception for an exhibition of works by artist Jessica Eaton. Polytopes features a series of works made from experimental, analogue-based photographic techniques such as color separation filtration, additive color theory, multiple exposures, motion blur, in-camera masking, cross polarization and lighting techniques. On view through December 22, 2012.
From Another World
Artist's Corner Gallery (Hollywood)
Opening reception for a show featuring works by father/son artist team Joel and Irwin Danto. The photographs in From Another World were taken during the duo's diving excursions all over the world. Curated by Phil Tarley, the exhibition includes 15 metallic, duo-toned, photographic prints in sculptural plexiglass cases that dramatize underwater life. On view through December 8. 2012.
In Conversation: Jen Stark
Martha Otero Gallery (Fairfax)
This event features a conversation with artist Jen Stark and MOCA Curator Alma Ruiz and artist Sam Borkson. Stark's work features color spectrums rendered in kaleidoscopic forms of cut paper and other organic materials. The event is presented with Stark's current exhibition To the Power Of, on view through November 10, 2012. RSVP to email@example.com.
Kishio Suga
Blum and Poe (Culver City)
Opening reception for a fifty-year survey of Kishio Suga, one of the leading figures of Mono-ha (School of Things), a group of artists who redefined Japanese art during the late 1960s and early 1970s. This show is Suga's first solo presentation in North America and includes large-scale installations from the 1970s and 1980s. On view through December 22, 2012.
Katrin Korfmann: Count for Nothing
Kopeikin Gallery (Culver City)
Opening reception for an exhibition of works by artist Katrin Korfmann. Count for Nothing features photo works, videos and installations concerned with photographic concepts of framing, perspective, and the social dimensions of perception, such as the relationship between the observer and the observed. On view through December 22, 2012.
Fresh Paint (Culver City)
Opening reception for a group show featuring new works by twenty artists. The works in ELEMENTal explore the elements of earth/fire/water/air as the fundamental building blocks of nature that also symbolize primitive and powerful forces and passions. On view through January 12, 2013.
Greta Waller: In the Closet
Maloney Fine Art (Culver City)
Opening reception for an exhibition of works by Greta Walker. In the Closet features a series of paintings that depict the artist's personal objects contained in a closet. On view through December 15, 2012.
Wangechi Mutu:
Nitarudi Ninarudi
Susanne Vielmetter Los Angeles Projects (Culver City)
Opening reception for a solo exhibition of new work by artist Wangechi Mutu.
Nitarudi Ninarudi ( I Plan to Return. I Am Returning) features a large-scale video installation in addition to new collages and sculptural works that explores the topics of race and gender. On view through December 22, 2012.
Sylvia Ji: La Catrina
CHG Circa (Culver City)
Opening reception for an exhibition of work by artist Sylvia Ji. The paintings featured in La Catrina depict the specter of La Calavera Catrina, an iconic deity of Mexico's Day of the Dead celebrations. On view through December 1, 2012.
Egan Frantz: Room Temperature and Sebastian Black: The Virgin Islands
Roberts & Tilton (Culver City)
Opening reception for two shows. Room Temperature includes works by artist Egan Frantz. Sebastian Black's The Virgin Islands includes a series of paintings. Both shows on view through December 15, 2012.
Sundance Institute at the Autry Presents Native Films
The Autry (Griffith Park)
This free screening event features works by an international assortment of filmmakers and is presented in conjunction with The Autry's American Indian Arts Marketplace weekend, which features works by more than 180 American Indian contemporary artists.The screening includes five short films by Native and Indigenous filmmakers followed by a Q&A and reception in the museum lobby. Reservations recommended. RSVP email@example.com.
Brainchild, Part II
Human Resources (Chinatown)
This event features a performance of Brainchild, Part II by Los Angeles based artist Kathleen Johnson in collaboration with composer Gregory Lenzcycki. Brainchild is Johnson's nine-part, nine-year fiction based project. Each part features a collaboration with a different guest composer who creates a choral piece, setting Johnson's text to music.
Jessica Williams: Intimate Values
Young Art (Chinatown)
Opening reception for an exhibition of new paintings by artist Jessica WIlliams. The paintings in Intimate Values incorporate elements of landscape, still life and self-portraiture to portray the complex nature of the subjective. On view through December 1, 2012.
Sculptures from the Pedestrian Memory Bureau: New Work by Yelena Zhelezov
Actual Size (Chinatown)
Opening reception for an exhibition of work by Los Angeles-based artist Yelena Zhelezov. Sculptures from the Pedestrian Memory Bureau features a collection of Zhelezov's recent sculptures and performative objects. On view through December 8, 2012.
Indie Shelves Initiative Launch
The Last Bookstore (Downtown)
This free event is the launch party for Indie Shelves Initiative, a project which creates dedicated shelf space in the store to promoting the work of independent presses. The event features readings from Ruland (Gorsky Press), Chuck Rosenthal (What Books Press/Glass Table Collective), Sesshu Foster (2010 American Book Award Winner), and Bruce Boston (editor emeritus of Poetry International).
"Still Life and its Display in Private and Public Collections: The Influence of Fashion and the Art Market"
Norton Simon Museum (Pasadena)
This lecture features Dr. Hans J. Van Miegroet discussing key moments in the display of still life in the domestic environment in the 17th–19th centuries and in the genre's presentation within the public museum. Free with museum admission.
April Greiman
Subvecta Motus Gallery (Glendale)
Subvecta Motus Gallery celebrates its inaugural opening with a collection of works by transmedia artist April Greiman. The show features a variety of new and old images, some large-scale. Greiman will participate in an artist talk on Sunday, November 4 at 2pm.
JonOne: A Beautiful Madness
Fabien Castanier Gallery (Studio City)
Opening reception for an exhibition of works by artist JonOne. The paintings in A Beautiful Madness demonstrate JonOne's progression from graffiti artist to painter. On view through December 2, 2012.
Carl Pomposelli
Monte Vista Projects (Highland Park)
Reception for an exhibition of works by artist Carl Pomposelli. The show features a new video work and an immersive installation comprised of all of the objects in his studio. Throughout the duration of the exhibition, Carl will be in the space cataloging all of his possessions. On view through November 19, 2012.
Nancy Grossman
Marc Selwyn Fine Art (Miracle Mile)
The first solo exhibition of work by Nancy Grossman to take place in Los Angeles. The show will feature over 25 drawings, collages and sculptures dating from the 1960s to the mid-1990s. On view through December 8, 2012.
"Stupid Pills presents: The National Canvas"
Hyperion Tavern (Silverlake)
This free event features artist and author Susanna Dakin and author Jack Halberstam discussing art, presidents, gender, and creative risk. Dakin, in a 1984 durational performance art piece, ran for president to prove that "the nation is an artwork and we the people are the artists." Jack Halberstam is Professor of American Studies and Ethnicity, Gender Studies and Comparative Literature at USC. Stupid Pills is a freestyle forum for artists and thinkers to explore ideas through performance, lecture, screening, and/or other experimental means.
X Y Z : The Problems of Perception
Cherry & Martin (Culver City)
A test, questioning, and performance about the powers of political perception as three individuals will become hypnotized and cast under the roles of the three presidential candidates. A reception will follow.
Andrea Longacre-White: The Existing Term Has Become Inadequate
Various Small Fires (Venice)
Opening reception for an exhibition by artist Andrea Longacre-White. The show continues the artist's long standing interest in the photography/technology/digital mediation nexus and includes a series of floor collages in addition to framed images on the wall, and a sculpture. On view through December 1, 2012.
Ken Price Sculpture Walkthrough with Dianna Molzan and Lauren Bergman
LACMA (Miracle Mile)
This event features Los Angeles–based artist Dianna Molzan and Lauren Bergman, assistant curator of modern art, leading a discussion and walkthrough of Ken Price Sculpture: A Retrospective. Molzan's to speak about how Price's art has inspired and informed her own. Required tickets available at a the museums' ticket office one hour before the start of the event.
716 BILLION: A Lecture on the Platforms of Obama Romney
Human Resources (Chinatown)
This free event features Professor Brandon Lehr of Occidental College presenting a lecture on the economic plans of both the Democratic and Republican Parties. Topics include why has our debt grown so fast recently, why we should care, what is Dodd Frank and where the government spends tax revenues. The event to be simulcast live on kchungradio.org.
Hammer Presents: Election Night
Hammer Museum (Westwood)
The Hammer celebrates election night with a screening of live coverage of the final moments of the presidential race in the Billy Wilder Theater, and in Ammo, the museum's cafe. The event also features Jonathan Horowitz's installation, Your Land / My Land: Election '12, which features monitors on both MSNBC and Fox News. The museum's courtyard hosts a cash bar and a highlight reel of TV's best political skits.
Private Time: 4 Episodes
LACE (Hollywood)
An evening of performances and video, curated by 2012 CEC Artslink Fellow Zane Datava, where Datava has commissioned Los Angeles electronic musicians and sound artists to create new scores for video work by Latvian artists. This event will feature performances by Glenn Bach, Infinite Body, Yann Novak, and Steve Roden accompanying a video program including Long Day (2012) by Krišs Salmanis, We used to live a private life (2011) by Kate Krolle and Visualisation of Thoughts (2011) and Still Life (2011) by Linda Konone. Tickets cost $10 and are available online.
In Discussion: Roya Hakakian and Rabbi David Wolpe
Hammer Museum (Westwood)
This free event features a conversation between Jewish-Iranian, poet, author and activist Roya Hakakian and Rabbi David Wolpe, Senior Rabbi of Sinai Temple in Los Angeles and Newsweek magazine's most influential Rabbi in America. The conversation to focus on the perspective of the Iranian exile community. This event is presented in conjunction with the exhibition Light and Shadows: The Story of Iranian Jews at the Fowler Museum at UCLA.
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