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CORAL GABLES, Fla. — He's a Baseball Hall of Famer, a 12-time All-Star, an MVP and a World Series champion.
But in South Florida, he's sometimes an afterthought.
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Former Cincinnati Reds star shortstop Barry Larkin rarely misses a University of Miami home basketball game. His son, Shane Larkin, is a star point guard for the Hurricanes and a strong candidate for ACC Player of the Year.
Shane is getting plenty of adulation these days for the surprising Hurricanes, who won the ACC regular-season title and will play their first conference tournament game Friday in Greensboro, N.C. He's unexpectedly this winter become the big star in the Larkin family.
"They like ignore Barry,'' said Hurricanes center Reggie Johnson. "I'm like, 'That's an MLB Hall of Famer.' But right now they know Shane better than Barry. We go to the Sports Grill (in Coral Gables) after games and I remember (patrons) gave Shane a big hand clap and Barry just kept walking. They weren't paying any attention to him. I'm like, 'That's crazy. Hall of Famer. MLB millionaire.'''
That's what happens when a team comes out of nowhere to rise to No. 2 in the nation, although the Hurricanes (24-6) since have slipped to No. 9. That's what happens when a sophomore emerges to become the leader on a senior-dominated team.
As for Barry Larkin, he's quite content to watch it all unfold. Who cares if few are paying attention to him?
"I think it's great,'' Barry said of the adulation of his son, averaging 13.7 points and 4.4 assists while shooting 48.2 percent, including 40.3 on 3-pointers. "After games, I kind of sit back and watch him go through it. It was always him following me around and watching me. Now, the tables have turned 180 degrees. And I love to see not only the fact that he's being recognized but how he's dealt with the success. I think, growing up in a Major League clubhouse, he's seen guys be successful and he's seen how they deal with success.''
The University of Miami declined to make Shane available for FOX Sports Florida for a one-on-one interview. Commenting on the sudden change of celebrity in the Larkin household, Shane did tell ESPN.com last month, "As awkward as it sounds, I'm not Shane Larkin, Barry Larkin's son, anymore. It's Barry Larkin, the father of Shane Larkin.''
It never will be known what it would it be like had Shane, 20, chosen baseball. But Barry never put pressure on his son to follow in his footsteps.
One way was for Barry to move the family out of baseball-crazy Cincinnati when Shane was very young. The family also includes Shane's mother Lisa and sisters Brielle, 22, and Cymber, 17.
"He was born in Cincinnati, but I moved to Orlando because I didn't want him to grow up the son of Barry Larkin,'' said Barry, who hit .295 with the Reds from 1986-2004, a tenure that included winning a World Series in 1990 and being named National League MVP in 1995. "I wanted him to kind of make his own way. And he's certainly done that. His dad was a baseball player, but he loved basketball.''
One wonders if that might have been different had it not been for one incident. When Barry was starring for the Reds, Shane became friendly with Tony Perez, who was than a Reds coach and now works for the Miami Marlins.
Perez is a Baseball Hall of Famer. But he did have an awkward batting style, one Shane had picked up as a kid.
"I went up to hit one day and my (Little League) coach is like, 'Whoever taught you how to swing like that didn't know what they were talking about,''' Larkin has told the Palm Beach Post. "It really killed my love for the game. After that season, I never went back.''
Baseball's loss was basketball's gain. It helped that Shane's uncle Byron Larkin, Barry's brother, once was a star guard at Xavier University in Cincinnati.
The 6-foot-3 Byron scored a school-record 2,696 points and gained All-American recognition. Hampered by being undersized for a shooting guard, Byron was unable to make the NBA but did play six years overseas.
"Barry wanted me to take an active role with Shane and as much as I could I helped him,'' said Byron, now a financial adviser in Cincinnati and Xavier's radio analyst. "I really embraced it… During summer AAU games, Barry would record every one of them and then we would go back to the house and we would watch the games and critique them (with Shane).''
The 5-11 Shane developed into a star at Dr. Phillips High School in Orlando. One of the first coaches to recruit him was Jim Larranaga, who was then at George Mason in Fairfax, Va., and is now Miami's coach.
Accompanied by his mom and dad, Shane went on a recruiting visit to George Mason. But he eventually opted to attend DePaul in Chicago.
That didn't last long. In August 2011, before classes even had begun, Shane sought to leave the school.
"He was OCD,'' Byron said about Shane and referring to Obsessive-compulsive disorder. "He was a hand-washer. We had found that out when he was young and he went to a therapist and it got taken care of… Flash forward 10 years later, when he was in an urban environment (in Chicago) and it resurfaced. He was taking like six or seven showers a day brought on by it… Being there had brought back his symptoms. So he was able to get a medical release from DePaul.''
Remembering how well his recruiting visit with Larranaga had gone at George Mason and with the coach having relocated to the ACC, it made it an easy choice for Shane to attend Miami. And the NCAA eventually ruled he would be eligible as a freshman rather than having to sit out a season.
Shane's freshman year had its ups and downs. He averaged 7.4 points and 2.5 assists but shot just 36 percent.
"I think when he came in as a freshman, he was very respectful of the upper classmen and he really deferred to them," Larranaga said. "Quite frankly, I told him at the beginning of this year that you're no longer a freshman, you've worked yourself very, very hard to get in great shape. I expect you to lead us now.''
The point guard has done just that, having said he's become "more comfortable with everybody on the team." He's also improved his shot selection and his passing.
Put it all together and Shane has been a completely different player.
He's averaged 21.5 points in two games this season against now second-ranked Duke, including 18 points, 10 rebounds and five assists in a resounding 90-63 win Jan. 23. He had 18 points and nine assists in a 87-61 Feb. 9 walloping that featured Shane throwing the ball off the backboard on a fast break to trailing center Kenny Kadji for a dunk.
Miami Heat stars LeBron James and Dwyane Wade were at that game and whooped it up courtside. Wade then made the same play to James in the NBA All-Star Game and a regular-season game and credited the Hurricanes for inspiration.
Shane made the key play in a 54-50 win over Virginia on Feb. 19. With the score tied 50-50, he forced the defense to him and deftly passed to Johnson for the decisive layup with 5.7 seconds remaining.
"I love him,'' Cavaliers coach Tony Bennett, a former NBA point guard, said of Shane. "He's got the whole package… So quick… He has a good feel and I just love his change of pace… To be that young and that good is impressive.''
It is translating into plenty of honors. Shane on Monday was named All-ACC, to the All-ACC Defensive Team and was tabbed one of five finalists for the Bob Cousy Award, which goes to the nation's top point guard. Soon, the ACC will announce its top award.
"That would be a great thing to accomplish, ACC Player of the Year,'' he told reporters last month. "But all the individual accomplishments don't mean as much as the team things.''
The Hurricanes, who have never advanced farther than the Sweet 16, have a chance to do something special in the NCAA tournament. Most observers believe they're in line for a No. 3 seed but they certainly could improve that with a strong ACC Tournament showing.
Next year, though, might be very different. The Hurricanes will lose five key seniors in Johnson, Kadji, forward Julian Gamble and guards Durand Scott and Trey McKinney Jones.
The cupboard could be rather bare if Shane returns. But it's not out of the question he doesn't.
"He could play right now in the NBA. He's about the same size as John Lucas (III), but he's better than Lucas,'' said a noted NBA scout, referring to the steady Toronto Raptors point guard.
Bryon Larkin, who attended NBA camps out of college, said it's premature to determine if his nephew is ready now for the pros. But he would recommend Shane at least submit his name for the draft with the option to return to school in order to gauge his standing.
"It would be smart to test the waters,'' Byron said. "Even if he put his name in and it doesn't work out, he could still come back. I think it would make him a better player just going though the process and and gaining knowledge and experience.''
For now, though, Shane has plenty of unfinished business this season. The Hurricanes will open ACC Tournament play at noon Friday against the winner of Thursday's Boston College-Georgia Tech game. They'll learn Sunday where they'll go to start the NCAA Tournament.
During tournament play, expect to see plenty of TV shots of Barry Larkin in the audience. But he knows his son will be getting most of the family's focus.
"I'm absolutely fine with it,'' Barry said. "I'm very proud of him. I'm just the guy (in the stands) supporting my son.''
So what if that guy just happens to be a sports legend.
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Living frugally is an all-encompassing lifestyle that includes not just the money you spend, but the way you conduct yourself in regards to your other resources: time, energy, and belongings. In this case, the importance of saying no can't be stressed enough when it comes to spending those other resources; there are certainly times to say yes, but yes seems to be much easier for people to say, especially when dealing with people they care about. Knowing how to say no, though, is a crucial skill.
Over-commitment is stressful and expensive. Again, set aside monetary means for a moment. Even if you don't have to spend a cent to help someone out, if you commit a significant amount of time to him or her, you may be giving up valuable time you could be spending on repairing your own home instead of paying a professional to do so, or hours you could be dedicating to a side business to make some extra money. Even if the time spent on someone else's projects is just stressing you out, that could lower you productivity at work.
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The ISSC is very proud to announce that, following Rio+20, the ISSC has been formally appointed as a co-organizing partner for the Scientific and Technological Community Major Groups within the United Nations system.
The Major Groups structure, as designed by the UN, represents one of the highest levels of stakeholder engagement in an intergovernmental process. The structure was proposed in 1992 at the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development (Earth Summit), and its purpose is to enable the scientific and technological community, which includes, among others, engineers, architects, industrial designers, urban planners and other professionals and policy makers, to make a more open and effective contribution to the decision-making processes concerning sustainability, environment and development.
The move to formally bring on board the ISSC as a co-organizing partner within the Major Groups signals the ISSC's growing visibility and status as the leading voice of social sciences on the world stage. And it goes further to secure a space for the social sciences within the UN system.
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Weather near Fort Harrison (historical) Last report from St. Petersburg / Clearwater, St. Petersburg / Clearwater International Airport, FL 19.4km awayTemperature: 16°C / 61°F
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Even with the utter lack of any kind of choice involved in traversing its levels, the game still feels the need to hold your hand throughout the entire experience. While most players wouldn't find it difficult to find their only available path or the only object they can interact with within range to proceed, Space Chimps goes out of its way to point out what your next move should be. Bright flashing arrows appear on or near anything that you can interact with, further drawing attention to the game's completely linear nature. Instead of actually having to figure out where to go or what you should be doing, these arrows just point you exactly where you need to go, so you can finish the game without ever having to actually think for yourself.
As with most movie tie-in games, Space Chimps' success and appeal hinge more on its name and movie assets than on its gameplay. Sadly, fans of the film will likely find this aspect disappointing as well. Small clips from the movie function as the glue used to hold together this game's compilation of similar and irrelevant levels. Okay, so I'm jumping, running, and solving the same simplistic "puzzles" again. Why exactly am I doing this? This time it is because I have to save Luna, now it's because I need to get to the Horizon, next time it's because (fill in the obligatory reference to an event from the film). Fortunately, these clips from the film are of high quality and help to remind you of why the film is a vastly more enjoyable experience than playing this game.
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The life of the influential Hollywood agent.
From the 1950s through the 1980s, Sue Mengers (1932-2011) represented some of the most famous names in show business, including Paul Newman, Joanne Woodward, Candice Bergen, Ali McGraw, Ryan O'Neal, Michael Caine, Gene Hackman, Elliott Gould, and, most notably, superstar Barbra Streisand. Not only did she admire the singer's talents, but the parallels of their lives—growing up poor, losing their fathers while still young, battling judgmental mothers—made her feel they were kindred spirits. As Opera News features editor Kellow (Pauline Kael: A Life in the Dark, 2011, etc.) amply shows in this gossipy, star-studded biography, Mengers considered Streisand her "alter ego." Chain-smoking, often with a Gauloises cigarette in one hand and a joint in the other, hard-drinking, and outrageously vulgar, Mengers was smart, savvy, and manipulative. "After a little while with her, people thought they were her best friends," writes the author. New talent didn't interest her; stars did, and she pursued them relentlessly until she gained their trust—and business. Unlike agents who kept a low profile, Mengers promoted herself as well as her clients, throwing parties for "top, above-the-title Hollywood stardom." Those coveted gatherings, her bawdy appearances at premieres and nightclubs, and a profile in Vanity Fair made her as recognizable as her glamorous roster of actors, and she worked tirelessly to promote them—not just to get them parts, but also higher and higher salaries. In the 1970s, movie stars' earnings were modest; by the time Mengers retired, they had grown to millions of dollars per picture. The author rightly points to Streisand's defection as a turning point in Mengers' career. Streisand had been "the closest and most powerful reminder to Sue of her own exalted stature in Hollywood," and when she left for another agent, Mengers was devastated and bitter.
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Allied Pressroom Products Announces New Hire for Central U.S Sales
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How To Remove Toe Discoloration
Learn how to remove toe discoloration for your discolored toes. Skin discolorations happens to everyone and sometimes it could be unattractive. Is there something you can do about it? Yes, there is! Fortunately, all you have to do is follow these steps until you get the fairness you desire.
Things you will need:
- Large container (Large enough to place your feet in)
- Soap of your choice
- Foot scrubber
- Dry face towel
- Sunscreen and Hydroquinone (bleaching) cream
- Fill the large container with lukewarm water. Make sure to not fill the container too high of water. The water could spill once you place your toes inside. Also, be sure to make sure the water isn't too hot for your toes.
- Soak your toes in the lukewarm water for five minutes. Soaking your toes for at least five minutes helps to open the pores of the skin. Soaking your whole feet in the container is okay, because it could be pretty relaxing.
- Lift your toes out of the water and begin soaping them. The soap helps get the feet clean. Cleanliness is important when trying to combat skin discolorations. Products work better on clean skin. Put more water on your toes if needed to create more suds.
- Scrub your toes down with the foot scrubber. Scrubbing your toes with the foot scrubber helps to lift dirt and dead skin cells from the surface of the skin. You would be amazed at how different your toes may look after they have been exfoliated. Exfoliating usually is an instant way to get brighter, radiant skin.
- Place your toes back in the lukewarm water. Allow the dirt and suds to escape in the water. Be sure to check between your toes to make sure soap is not trapped between them. You may use your hands if needed.
- Lift your toes out of the water and begin drying them with the face towel. Make sure to place feet on a flat, dry surface. It is important to have your feet as dry as possible. Having wet feet without drying them creates an ideal environment for fungus. We don't need another problem after one has been solved. Dry feet will also help the cream adhere to your skin better. You can do steps 1-6 daily and apply sunscreen to your toes if thy are exposed everyday to keep your toes from getting darker.
Use a Hydroquinone (bleaching) cream on the darkened skin and always apply sunscreen when using bleaching cream. It is recommended that you consult with a professional about your skin and your treatment. Only apply to the discolored area and follow the directions on the packaging for your cream very carefully. You might want to test a small patch of your skin first to make sure there is no adverse reaction. When using bleaching cream, always follow up with sunscreen. The sunscreen prevents the rays of the sun from burning, damaging, or reacting with the top layer of skin from the toes. Sunscreen alone will also prevent further discoloration.
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Lily Marin is a mild mannered singer by day, and crime fighting bad ass by night. She has a slew of interesting gadgets to help her, but she seems to have a few secrets as well. The stories are full of fast paced action, fight scenes and a good amount of criminal butt-kicking. Lily was not born a superhero, she never expected her life to turn out like that, all she wanted to do was be a better singer. The first two stories show us what Lily can do, or at least what her alter ego the "Masked Woman" can do. The third story answers some of the nagging questions the first two brought up. Namely, how did sweet and gentle singer Lily become a vigilante, and how does she have such super human qualities?
In this blog I will be reviewing ebooks I have read. I use an amazon Kindle, so much of the information will be geared towards Kindle users, but other ereader users should still find the information helpful. Many of the books I will be reviewing are free or low-cost books published by independent authors, my goal is to get the word out about some amazing authors that I think deserve more props, and to let you know which books are not worth the time reading. I am open to suggestions, about information you'd like me to add or new books I should check out and review.
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In hindsight, that exchange appeared to be venting from Wade, whose troublesome left knee had to be drained during that Pacers series and eventually required minor offseason surgery that forced him to miss the 2012 London Olympics. He has since been deemed fully healthy and has taken the court in multiple preseason games.
Can the Miami HEAT repeat their championship quest from last season? Is this the final championship run for the aging Boston Celtics and San Antonio Spurs? Will Carmelo Anthony and the New York Knicks finally put all of their talent together and join the league's elite? Can the new-look Los Angeles Lakers, now boasting Dwight Howard and Steve Nash unseat the Oklahoma City Thunder as Western Conference champions? Is this the year the Minnesota Timberwolves reach the playoffs behind All-Star Kevin Love? Likewise, the Toronto Raptors and Golden State Warriors are poised to make playoff runs of their own, but can they seal the deal? Are the Dallas Mavericks toast, or will their new group of hungry veterans surprise us all?


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Common law, equity is the set of maxims that "reign over all the law" and "from which flow all civil laws". The Chancery, the office of equity, was the "office that issued the writs that were the foundation of the common law system".
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Some people thought it couldn't get much bigger than the KISS Symphony Recovery party – in short they were wrong. Close to 1000 people packed into the Hi Fi Bar & Ballroom for a crazy night of rock 'n' roll that was staged by three of Melbourne's hottest tribute shows. In Halen and Bad Medicine set 'em up and KISStroyer came in to deliver the knockout blow. Many were in awe of the KISStroyer stage set-up which included our now famous light up KISS logo, 4 full Marshall guitar stacks, a 1 meter high drum riser a few little surprises from our friends down at the Spearmint Rhino during I Was Made For Lovin You!
The crowd was in a frenzy all night as KISStroyer belted out one classic after another. Crowd favourites seemed to be Shout It Out Loud, I Stole Your Love, Deuce and Shandi gauging by the applause and cheers.
We thank everyone who came to support us on the night, we owe you the world for making us feel so special. We must also apologise for the delayed start of the KISStroyer show, this was to ensure that the people outside had enough time to get in and enjoy also. Special thanks goes out to the DANE CENTRE (Leslie St Brunswick) Hi Fi Bar Staff, Sandra, Heather, Sarah, Linda, Enzo, George "Doc McVincent" and Chris for helping our night run smoother. A special cheerio to the SPEARMINT RHINO Management & Hawthorn Football Club who surely enjoyed the show from the upstairs VIP lounge with our family and friends!


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After allegedly opening fire against Palestinian stone-throwers along Highway 443 near Jerusalem, Israeli troops killed an innocent teenage Palestinian boy.
The victim was identified by the Beit Sira mayor as 15-year-old Mahmoud Baderan. Another Palestinian was injured in the Israeli gunfire and shifted to a hospital in the West Bank city of Ramallah.
The boy was traveling in a car with other passengers "returning from a pool in a village near us when they came under fire," the head of the local council Abdul Karim Kassem told Reuters.
Haaretz reported that Israeli troops were responding with gunfire to an attack by Palestinians who were throwing petrol bombs and stones at an Israeli bus. Two of the three injured in the attack were foreign tourists.
The Israeli Defense Force opened an investigation into the killing of the teenager according to army policy to probe lethal shootings outside of direct combat. An IDF spokeswoman said, "After an initial inquiry, it appears that uninvolved bystanders were mistakenly hit during the pursuit."
In the past eight months, Israeli forces have killed 197 Palestinians, while Palestinians have killed 32 Israelis. A recent survey reported that over half of the Jewish population in Israel wants Arab Palestinians removed or expelled from the region. The Israeli military meanwhile have increased arrests of Palestinians, detaining them even for speaking out against the occupation in Facebook posts.


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The Rules Committee continuously reviews the rules in light of national and overseas developments. It monitors Australian and United Kingdom reports and reforms to identify areas where New Zealand could adopt or adapt ideas.
The review process is a perpetual one. The following information is intended to provide an update of the current projects occupying the Rules Committee, although the list is not exhaustive. The Committee welcomes comments and inquiries from the profession and the public about existing projects or other concerns relating to procedural rules which it is thought should be brought to the Committee's attention.
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The Committee is currently undertaking a review of the civil practice notes that remain in effect. As part of the review, the Committee is assessing whether those practice notes reviewed remain relevant and, if so, whether they should be incorporated into the High Court Rules 2016.
Representative actions
The Committee is currently looking at whether the procedure for bringing a representative action could be made clearer with amendments to the High Court Rules 2016.
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The Committee is looking at amending the time allocations for trial preparation in Schedule 3 of the High Court Rules 2016, by shifting from an allocation based on complexity to one based more on the length of the hearing.
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Over the past few years, there have been a number of deadly and horrific attacks against Jewish people in Europe. Targeted by radical Muslims, Jews have been murdered in a Kosher market, outside a synagogue, and at a Jewish daycare facility. They have been targeted for attack at a Jewish Community Center, and there have been hundreds of lesser (but still frightening) instances of anti-Semitism.
In response, some (non-French) Jews have suggested that there is no future for Jews in Europe and that they should leave. On one level, this suggestion is based on genuine concern. But on another level, it is quite insulting. It's as if an African leader came to the U.S. and told American blacks that—in light of Ferguson, Treyvon Martin, and Eric Garner—they should abandon their homeland. My feeling is that a French Jew, an African American, or any other put-upon individual should have the right to make his own decision about whether to leave his country. Unless and until he decides to go, we should do everything possible to help him stay.
Here, however, I am concerned not with the existential issue of European Jewry. Rather, I want to discuss a more narrow question: Whether a French Jew--and I am choosing France because that country has seen the most instances of anti-Semitism--could qualify for asylum under U.S. immigration law.
Asylum decisions are highly dependent on the specific facts of each case; so it is difficult to answer this question in the abstract. However, we can look at general country conditions to get an idea for whether an individual might qualify. Also, where there is a "pattern and practice" of persecution against a specific group, and the asylum applicant demonstrates that she is a member of that group, she can receive asylum (for example, during the 1994 genocide in Rwanda, if an asylum applicant demonstrated that she was Tutsi, she could receive asylum).
To demonstrate a "pattern and practice," the applicant would have to show that the persecution is systemic, pervasive or organized. Although radical Muslims have attacked Jews in France on several occasions, and the unpredictable nature of the attacks makes everyone feel vulnerable, I think the problem is not systematic, pervasive or organized enough to qualify as a "pattern and practice" of persecution under U.S. asylum law. The recent attacks have been by individuals or small groups; not (as far as we know) the systematic work of an organization. There is a much more widespread problem with harassment, threats, and vandalism. These problems--while frightening--probably would not constitute "persecution" as that term is generally understood. For all these reasons, I believe that a French-Jewish asylum seeker would have a hard time proving that Jews in France suffer from a pattern and practice of persecution.
In the absence of such a pattern and practice, our theoretical French Jew would need to show that he faces a reasonable fear of persecution based on his religion (or other protected ground). If the persecutor is not the government—and here, it is not—he also must demonstrate that the government is unable or unwilling to protect him.
First, it seems clear that the Jews who have been targeted were targeted because they were Jews. Persecution on account of religion is a basis for asylum. So the real question is whether there is a reasonable likelihood of persecution.
Courts have stated that an alien may qualify for asylum where there is a 1-in-10 chance of persecution. This is a fairly low standard, but even so, a person needs to demonstrate some type of individualized threat in order to qualify. I doubt that the average French Jew would be able to show that he faces a 10% chance of persecution. There are nearly half-a-million Jews in France, and only a small number have been harmed. And even in countries with much higher instances of violence--Iraq and Syria, for example--a person can generally not qualify for asylum without an individualized threat. Although the average French Jew would probably not meet this standard, some Jews--those who have received specific threats or who hold high-profile positions, for example--might be able to prove that they face a likelihood of harm.
If our theoretical French Jew demonstrates a likelihood of harm, the next question is whether the government of France is able and willing to protect him. While there are surely people within the French government who do not like Jews, the French government as a whole clearly wants to protect Jewish people. After the Kosher supermarket and Charlie Hebdo attacks, the government deployed thousands of troops to protect Jewish sites. But given the nature of the attacks (random and against soft targets), there is a good argument that the government of France is unable to stop the terrorists.
In the end, it seems that most French (or European) Jews would not qualify for asylum, but some might: Those who have received threats or who are high profile, and who their governments--unfortunately--cannot protect.
Originally posted on the Asylumist: www.Asylumist.com.


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Dear Neighbor,
As you know, our campaign for re-election has begun.
Over the past two years, we have taken on the big spenders, as well as those who believe that temporary cuts are the way to deal with the budget up in Hartford. I stood up and voted against a budget that called for quick one time solutions, which would continue to be a burden on the citizens of our state.
My opponent is offering the same old Democrat party line that the solution to the issues of our state is to support the Governor at all cost. I know you agree this is not an answer.
I will not stop making the argument that in order to solve our fiscal problems, we need a real structural change to how we spend our tax dollars. We also need to put forth policies that promote a business friendly environment, so that those who create jobs have an opportunity to do so.
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- Enjoy movies under the stars presented by WakeMed Cary.
- Movies take place May-August and begin at dusk.
- Tickets on sale Friday, March 9 at 12 noon.
In what has become a beloved and popular summer favorite, the "Movies by Moonlight" Series will return to Cary's Booth Amphitheatre for another stellar season presented by WakeMed Cary Hospital. On designated "movie" nights from May through August cinema buffs are invited to attend this family-friendly event that provides the perfect opportunity and atmosphere to sit back, relax and enjoy the stars of the big screen under the stars at one of the region's most popular venues.
For just $5 (kids under 12 are free) patrons can bring a blanket or chair as the spacious lawn at Booth Amphitheatre is transformed in to a giant outdoor movie theatre. A portion of the Movies By Moonlight proceeds will benefit the WakeMed Children's hospital.
Patrons are allowed to bring in picnics so plan on making "Movies by Moonlight" part of your summer schedule. Please log on to www.boothamphitheatre.com for the most up to date movie schedule, movie synopses, ratings and reviews from The Cary, the Town's premiere movie house. Tickets on sale starting Friday, March 9th.
Tickets can be purchased at Booth Amphitheatre (Monday – Friday, noon – 6 p.m.), through etix.com, or by phone at (800) 514-3849. Etix phone hours: Monday-Friday/ 9 a.m.- 8 p.m. EST Saturday/10 a.m. – 8 p.m. EST & Sunday/noon – 8 p.m. EST. For complete concert information go to www.boothamphitheatre.com or call (919) 462-2025.
Movies By Moonlight Schedule
Friday May 25: Coco
Friday June 8: Wonder Woman
Friday June 15: Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle
Friday June 22: Despicable Me 3
Friday June 29: Paddington 2
Friday July 13: Star Wars: The Last Jedi
Friday July 20: Cars 3
Friday August 10: Beauty & the Beast: Sing-A-Long!
Friday August 17: A Wrinkle in Time
|Teresa Franzen, Publicist, T. Franzen, Inc., (919) 210-5150
Liz McDonald, General Manager, (919) 462-2024Lyman Collins, Cultural Arts Manager, (919) 462-3861Deanna Hawkes, Deputy Public Information Officer, (919) 462-3908


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Syracuse University Libraries has issued the white paper Collections and Space: An Update on Syracuse University Libraries' Journals Migration Project. Written by K. Matthew Dames, Roberta Gwilt, Scott Warren, and TC Carrier, the report documents the progress on the relocation of print journals to the Syracuse University Libraries Facility ("The Facility") on South Campus.
To date, the Libraries have transferred more than 100,000 journal volumes from 7,000 titles to The Facility, realizing $1,935,000 in savings over five years. In addition, Libraries staff maintain access to stored, lightly-used scholarship stored at The Facility by operating the "Library to Go" and "Articles to Go" services, which provide scanned copies of online articles and six-day-per-week delivery of physical materials to campus libraries and offices.
"One of the most crucial issues academic research libraries face today is how to allocate our space portfolio between the often competing demands of personal or group study and shelving of scholarly resources," said Dames, interim Dean of the Libraries. "As the Libraries continue to collaborate with various campus stakeholders to determine the proper mix between seating and scholarship, we continue to leverage The Facility as a critical asset that helps the Libraries become more efficient while affecting access as little as possible."
Other benefits of the project, which continues through summer 2015, include providing space for new books the Libraries have purchased to meet curricular and research needs, improving researchers' ability to browse print collections, and providing planning flexibility to develop new spaces that meet contemporary demands.
The Libraries began a multi-year project to transfer bound, print journals from Bird Library to The Facility in May 2014. The Facility, the Libraries' 20,000 square foot, high-density, climate controlled scholarship storage vault and processing space on Jamesville Avenue, opened in 2012.
The white paper is available at http://library.syr.edu/about/PDF/20150406-journalswhite.pdf. For more information on the project, contact Scott Warren, interim Associate Dean for Research and Scholarship, at email@example.com or (315) 443-8339.


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At the Garden Gate
by John Damascene, 8th century
"All Scripture is inspired by God and is profitable for training in righteousness." [2 Tim. 3:16] The soul therefore gains great advantage from the reading of the Bible.
"Like a tree planted by streams of water," [Ps. 1:3) the soul is irrigated by the Bible and acquires vigor, produces tasty fruit, namely, true faith, and is beautified with a thousand green leaves, namely, actions that please God. The Bible, in fact, leads us towards pure holiness and holy actions. In it we find encouragement to all the virtues and the warning to flee from evil.
The Bible is a scented garden, delightful, beautiful. It enchants our ears with birdsong in a sweet, divine and spiritual harmony, it touches our heart, comforts us in sorrow, soothes us in a moment of anger, and fills us with eternal joy. Let us knock at its gate with diligence and with perseverance. Let us not be discouraged from knocking. The latch will be opened. If we have read a page of the Bible two or three times and have not understood it, let us not be tired of re-reading it and meditating on it. Let us seek in the fountain of this garden `a spring of water welling up to eternal life.' [John 4:14] We shall taste a joy that will never dry up, because the grace of the Bible garden is inexhaustible.


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DUBOIS, WY - The Don Scheer Memorial Packhorse Race will be held on Saturday, June 13 and Sunday, June 14 at the Dubois Town Park. The open race (men and/or women) will start at 10 a.m. where the team will break down their camp, pack up one horse, saddle the other two horses and trot a 7-mile course. After they unpack the horse, have a 15-minute break, they will trot again the 7-mile course and set up camp at approximately 11 a.m.-Noon. The first team (2 people, 3 horses) to complete this wins! The entry fee for Saturday's event is $100.
There will be a Calcutta on Friday evening, June 12 where contestants meet the teams and hopefully bet on their projected winners. Trophy buckles will be awarded to first, second, and third place for each race with 10% given to charity.
On Saturday, 8 p.m. the Calcutta will be for the Old Timer's and Powder-Puff races. On Sunday the team combinations change. The 7-mile Old Timer's race (with combined contestant ages of 100 years) will start at 10 a.m. The 7-mile Powder-Puff race will be for ladies only and starts at 11 a.m. The routine is similar but the camp will consist of a teepee instead of a larger tent. These entry fees are $65 per team (2 people, 3 horses). The Rustic Pine will host the awards and calcutta payoff Sunday at 4 p.m.
There will be kids games as well as a Poker Run on horseback Saturday after the race. Come with your horses and join the fun or watch and bet on your favorites. Either way, the Don Scheer Memorial Packhorse Race is sure to entertain you. For more information on entering the race call Dave Brant 307-455-3675.
Visit the Wind River Country website to see a list of over 25 backcountry outfitters and Dude Ranches at http://www.windriver.org/page/how-to-plan-your-trip
Related Links: Lander Chamber of Commerce, Riverton Chamber of Commerce, Dubois Chamber of Commerce, Destination Dubois
For a complete calendar of events go to www.windriver.org/calendar, or to request a vacation packet, please visit us at Wind River Country or call 800-645-6233.
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Downtown Bend Merchant Meeting
What: Downtown Bend Policing Project
When: Tuesday, January 26th, 2016 – 5:30-7:30pm
Where: Deschutes County Library (Brooks room)
The DBBA is working with Bend PD and City of Bend to come up with a plan to curb negative behavior problems in Downtown.
Please plan to attend this very informative meeting conducted by Sgt. Dan Ritchie (Bend PD), Carolyn Eagan (City of Bend), Donna Burklo (Family Kitchen) and DBBA staff (Rod Porsche & Kelli Brooks).
Some of the items that will be covered at this meeting:
- Exclusionary Zone boundaries
- Loitering laws/Constitutionally Protected Behaviors
- Identifying Problem areas in Downtown
- Opportunities to reduce the number of negative behavior issues
In order to respect everyone's time and gather information, a survey will be handed out to gather feedback from merchants to gauge problem areas.
The Library room will be open at 5:00pm if you would like to enjoy a meet and greet. We understand that not everyone can make it at 5:30, so please feel free to join us as soon as you are available. The doors will be unlocked.
The Brooks room is located on the main level, just turn to the left when you enter the main doors. This room seats 80 people, so space is limited.
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Every time a new aesthetically-pleasing-minimalist-lifestyle-coffee-and-or-restaurant opens up shop in Hong Kong there always seems to be a mad scramble for bloggers/instagramers to see who can get there first. It's only been a couple weeks since it's opening but { ethos } is already generating buzz amongst the expat-y community. Though, I'm not surprised because the space is gorgeous.
So my friend Irene and I decided to drop by for a quick coffee break last weekend during Chinese New Year because we both didn't have anything to do. I'm sad to say that I found the coffee only to be ok, and after just recently discovering { Cupping Room } in Wan Chai, I'm not sure how often I'd be visiting. :(
Highlight of the day was definitely the impromptu photoshoot we did right outside ethos. For ages now I've been wanting to practice my portrait/lifestyle photography, but I can never quite pluck up the courage to ask people to model for me, so it's super exciting whenever Irene asks me to help her take some fun outfit shots.


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The Word: 'Lost' star Dominic Monaghan's vicious text messages
Remember Dominic Monaghan from "Lost" and "Lord of the Rings"? Apparently, he's sort of a piece of work in real life.
Ugh, everything about this is awful. I wouldn't read this if I were you. "Flowers in the Attic" might be real. Go read that. It's less bad.
If you're still here, sorry. Remember Dominic Monaghan from "Lost" and "Lord of the Rings"? Apparently, he's sort of a piece of work in real life. I know. He's a hobbit. It doesn't seem right.
An anonymous young woman met Dominic in a store and they struck up a "friendship." She claims that he asked her out, but after she refused to just report to his house and have sex with him, he turned nasty and sent her a series of text messages calling her names and bragging about how rich he was, according to Radar.
"I couldn't invite you to one of my three houses I'd be nervous you would steal sh*t," he says in one. In another, he calls her a "Ghetto tramp," and in a third says "Have sex with you?! You appeared riddled with herpes n smelled odd."
Monaghan confirmed that the text messages were his (sigh) but says he was the one being harassed - he was just defending himself. ""I wonder if you are aware that she has been calling me for over two years when I have repeatedly asked her not to… Today [Monday] I told her again via text that her behavior was troubling to me and for her not to contact me."
It does seem from the context of the messages that the woman was likely goading Monaghan at least somewhat. Without seeing her side of the conversation, it's hard to know whose side to take. But there's no excuse for calling someone a "ghetto tramp" so I'm definitely not on Monaghan's.


text: Kerry Sticks to Claim of World Support 13 minutes ago By MIKE GLOVER, Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON - Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry (news - web sites) is not backing down from his claim that some foreign leaders privately support him against President Bush (news - web sites), dismissing suggestions by the White House that he is lying if he is not willing to identify the leaders. I'm not making anything up at all," Kerry told The Associated Press in an interview Monday. He accused Republicans of "trying to change the subject" from jobs, health care and other issues. In a telephone interview, the Massachusetts senator and presumptive Democratic nominee said "it's no secret" that some countries are "deeply divided about our foreign policy. We have lost respect and influence in the world." He continued: "I stand by my statement. The point is not the leaders. What's important is that this administration's foreign policy is not making us as safe as we can be in the world." Kerry was heading to West Virginia on Tuesday to meet with fellow veterans and await the results of the presidential primary in Illinois, but the subject of his talks with world leaders was likely to follow him to the Mountain State. He already has won more than enough Democratic convention delegates to win the presidential nomination. Kerry said at a Florida fund-raiser last week that he's heard from some world leaders who quietly back his candidacy and hope he is elected in November. Kerry has declined to identify them, saying to do so would betray confidences. Three times Monday, White House spokesman Scott McClellan charged that Kerry was "making it up." His reaction came one day after Secretary of State Colin Powell (news - web sites) called on Kerry to name names but made no accusations. "Either he is straightforward and states who they are, or the only conclusion one can draw is that he is making it up to attack the president," McClellan said. He also took issue with Kerry's suggestions that the administration held up for political purposes the announcement of an agreement with Libya to rid itself of weapons of mass destruction; and that the administration had rebuffed offers from Russia and France to avert the Iraq (news - web sites) war. "This is not the first time he has refused to back up his assertions," McClellan said. In response, Kerry's campaign issued a list of statements by Bush administration officials it portrayed as falsehoods, including the assertions that Iraq had stockpiles of weapons of mass destruction and the prediction that tax cuts would create jobs. The campaign also wondered why the White House press secretary was doing the work of the re-election campaign. "The White House would be better off spending its time repairing our alliances around the world so we can collectively fight the war on terrorism and better protect the United States, rather than using the White House press room as a place to carry out political attacks," Kerry's campaign said. At the time Kerry made the remarks in Florida, press reports based on a transcription of a tape recording quoted him as referring to "foreign leaders." On Monday, however, the Boston Globe reporter who transcribed Kerry's comments said he had confused the word "foreign" with "more." However, the context that Kerry contended his campaign had international support has not been challenged by Kerry or his aides. Kerry's visit Tuesday to Huntington and Charleston reflects West Virginia's newfound importance on the electoral map. Once considered reliable territory for Democrats, the state voted for Bush over Al Gore (news - web sites) in 2000. In the AP interview, Kerry said Bush forgot his pledge to preserve West Virginia steel jobs when he rolled back tariffs he previously had applied on foreign steel. He also said Bush has reneged on his vow to invigorate the state's coal economy by helping the industry adopt cleaner technology. "I don't think West Virginians appreciate broken promises," Kerry said. "West Virginia deserves the attention of a presidential candidate who cares." He blamed Gore's loss in West Virginia on his failure to respond to Republican criticisms of his stance on gun control in the state, where hunting and legal firearm ownership are part of the social fabric. Kerry said that won't happen to him. "I'm a gun owner. I've been a hunter since I was about 12 years old," he said. "My position is very clear. I support the Second Amendment." On Monday, Democrat Al Sharpton (news - web sites) formally endorsed Kerry for president, though without ending his own campaign. Sharpton said he hoped to continue winning delegates to help shape the party's platform. ___ Associated Press Writer Lawrence Messina in Charleston, W. Va., contributed to this report. ____________________________________________________ whats next for the pancake man???? using what happened in Spain as an example? it would not surprise me at all. and look at what happened in the Election in Spain....AQ has got to be laughing there asses off...since when does it matter what the other nations think of us? I dont feel that it should have a bearing on the election...US citizens are who elects the leader..not foreign ones. I do hope that this back-fires right in his winkled-up face!


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Combining the leadership and tech we can
Unless you were born in the 1990s, you are most likely a digital immigrant - someone whose ability to use a smartphone, tablet and interact via social media networks does not come as naturally as it does for digital natives. But as with any immigrant in a foreign culture, there are new languages, attitudes and mind-sets that can be learned, helping ease your transition into this new environment.
This course will allow you to know what you don't know and change your mindset and business culture.
Nothing technical - all relevant
The day itself……..
The day will look at the core topics set out below and how these can be transformed and embedded into your working environment.
What barriers and challenges do we face every day with just reverting to type without thinking what possibilities we have?!
How receptive are we with change and how much time do we waste thinking about it - but sometimes not acting on it?
Let's breakdown the barriers of what digital leadership is and why it's so important for change, innovation, culture and trying new things.
Understand digital transformation and the leader's role
Learn how leaders can overcome challenges in digital transformation
Embed the qualities of a digital leader
Explore elements of a 'digital culture' and how leaders can help sponsor this culture
Help transform your workplace into a digital environment and help shape the business of tomorrow
Looking at digital to change your business culture
Peer learning – an open forum to share ideas and practices and changes you will make back in your work place- networking with other businesses and sharing ideas
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Just come with an open mind to change
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Business leaders that want to change the culture of their teams, divisions and companies
People who want to embrace the changes that digital brings
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If the answer is yes to both questions then book yourself a space today
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The fashionable (and their designer shoes) are about to descend on the streets of London—where there is a world to discover between the shows. These streets are well-dressed with establishments that continue to influence London Fashion Week's designers and their collections. Here, we've asked the best (and chicest) in the business—Amanda Wakeley, Anya Hindmarch, Emilia Wickstead, Henry Holland, Justin Thornton and Thea Bregazzi, Natasa Cagalj, Peter Pilotto and Christopher de Vos, and Sophia Webster—to curate an exclusive shopping guide for the consumer with serious style.
Alice Temperley
"My style is very eclectic and I draw inspiration from all over the place. In particular, I love markets and reclamation yards. Retrouvius Architectural Reclamation & Design (1016 Harrow Road) is a great spot to find tiles, tables, and lamps. You can find some real treasures.
I am an avid collector of fabrics for my archive and I love looking at unusual things for the house. I collect glassware and I have a thing about decorative tea cups and headdresses. When I'm in London on the weekends, I like to get up early and walk around the smaller arcades. Admiral Vernon Antique Market (141–149 Portobello Road) is a great place, and also Church Street Market (on Church Street). They also have some great vintage clothing stores in there."
Amanda Wakeley
"Talisman London (79-91 New King's Road) is a wonderful emporium of eclectic pieces. I rediscovered it when I was designing the interiors of my flagship store. I bought a beautiful pair of Milo Baughman chairs, which they reupholstered for me. And I always love Alfies Antique Market (13–25 Church Street) for great '60s and '70s Italian pieces.
For a vintage store in London: Rellik (8 Golborne Gardens) in Notting Hill. Steven [Phillip] has such a passion for vintage and an encyclopedic knowledge of fashion and always has funny and often irreverent fashion anecdotes. So a trip to Rellik is not only inspiring, but entertaining. I have been going there for eons.
The New Covent Garden Market (on Nine Elms Lane) is a constant source of inspiration. I think you can transform a space with plants and flowers. My Summer 2017 collection has a very South American vibe, and on a recent inspiration trip to the market, I was delighted to find huge cacti that will form part of the set for this London Fashion Week. I have promised myself a weekly visit in the autumn as the scale of the cut flowers and variety on offer is so inspiring."
Anya Hindmarch
"If my husband would allow it, I would spend every Saturday at LASSCO Brunswick House (30 Wandsworth Road). They have the most incredible range of salvage and curiosities. I have bought all sorts here, from reclaimed floorboards to taps for my bathroom. LASSCO also has a great restaurant called Brunswick House, which serves incredible, locally sourced food in what is truly an eclectic environment. Last time I was there, I had delicious spring chicken with couscous followed by the most amazing blood orange and almond cake!
I also love the Victoria and Albert Museum's shop (on Cromwell Road) for children's gifts and I adore the old men's shops in St. James's."
Emilia Wickstead
"My recommendations would be Alex Eagle Studio (6–10 Lexington Street), Claire de Rouen Books (which was at 125 Charing Cross Road), and William Vintage London (2 Marylebone Street). You'll be surprised to hear that I actually do not go shopping that often, so when I do go, I love to go to places that feel 'old worldly.'
You walk into Alex Eagle Studio and it is just filled with the most outstanding light and has such a beautiful and eclectic selection—from books to art to fashion. I also love going into Claire de Rouen Books. I could spend hours browsing through all the amazing books and memoirs. It used to be located just outside of Soho and I loved how uncomplicated and stripped-back it all felt.
For inspiration, I often go to vintage stores. William Vintage London in Marylebone has a fabulous selection of vintage designer pieces, with everything from the era-defining Yves Saint Laurent to classic Valentino to Gucci."
Henry Holland
"One place that I love to go is Alex Eagle Studio (6–10 Lexington Street); it's great for fashion, art, and jewelry. It's a really 'high fashion' concept and also has amazing fragrances, candles, jewelry, and artworks. Alex used to work for Joseph, so I've known her for a really long time and she has the most amazing taste. She also works with the Soho House on stores within their properties.
Another would be Labour & Wait (85 Redchurch Street), which is kind of an old-school homewares slash utilitarian clothing kind of store. It has very 'Alexa Chung' vibe with lots of workwear-inspired utilitarian pieces like wax jackets—like, everything from raw leather satchels to metal and enamel homewares. They have a pop-up in Dover Street Market and I think that's where I came across them for the first time. Redchurch Street is new-ish shopping street in Shoreditch where there's also a really good vintage eyewear store called Bridges & Brows (63 Redchurch Street). They do amazing reference pieces from, like, Dita and other brands, as well as really old styles—both optical and sunglasses. It's amazing place for reference."
Justin Thornton and Thea Bregazzi (Preen by Thornton Bregazzi)
"There are so many great shops in London, but W.A.Green (9–10 Charlotte Road) is definitely one to mention. It's a new lifestyle store that has just opened in Shoreditch and they sell the most amazing designer home collections—from Bella Freud candles to Keith Haring plates, it's a luxury treasure trove.
They stock our newly launched home collection of printed, soft-silk furnishings (and make sure to take a look when our vintage-inspired, silk-satin, quilted eiderdowns and cushions launch this September). We always go to East London for inspiration as it is so full of amazing boutiques and markets there."
Natasa Cagalj (Ports 1961)
"One of my favorite places for vintage fashion in London is Rellik (8 Golborne Gardens). I also love a little family-owned Moroccan shop called Fez (71 Golborne Road) that sells rugs and homewares. I love that area and Portobello Road. I have been visiting these market and shops for more than 20 years. I love the energy and diversity there. Both Rellik and Fez change their stock frequently, so it's always a nice surprise what you find there."
Peter Pilotto and Christopher de Vos
"Momosan Shop (79a Wilton Way) is a shop of our friend Momo. She sells objects by a lot of our friends, such as Martino Gamper, Max Lamb, Jochen Holz, and Makio Donald. It's the perfect place to find very special things for the table and kitchen or for gifts. Conservatory Archives (493–495 Hackney Road) is a very special plant shop, selling an interesting curation of tropical plants.
The Millinery Works (85-87 Southgate Road) specializes in art, objects, and furniture from the Arts and Crafts movement. We discovered them when we moved into our current studio as they are just a few blocks away and bought a lot of very special things there, such as Orkney Chairs, lamps, and tables. Schmid McDonagh (18 Church Street) is the most amazing antique store by our very dear friends, Andreas Schmid and Andrew McDonagh."
Sophia Webster
"Print Club London (10–28 Miller's Avenue) in East London is definitely one of my favorites. They sell really affordable and original limited-edition screen prints. They only do small runs, so you can buy a piece of art that feels unique and special without breaking the bank!
There's something for everybody there. My sister first introduced me to Print Club London when she bought me a Hattie Stewart "Beyoncé" print for my birthday."