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Tuesday, March 31, 2009
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San Diego-Paris, 2009, 20x35 inches (49x89 cm)
Image sent today to Ivan in Paris, to be put on a special door in the street, in his neighborhood. It's Ivan's idea and I like it! Right now there is one of his images there. I guess we will alternate. Eric participates too.
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Saturday, March 28, 2009
My contribution to the association "Une Vie, Un Arbre"
envelope, 9x12 inches
I sent yesterday my envelope to participate to the annual mail art exhibition of the French Association "Une vie Un Arbre". All of the proceeds from the sale go to the association, which helps children affected by serious diseases and facing long hospital stays.
My friend Ivan told me about the possibility to participate a few months ago, but I waited a lot before to do my project and the deadline is April 4th. Hopefully my envelope will fly fast and arrive in Vienne on time!
Ivan participated to the show last year. He is a special guest this year, along with 11 other artists. He will be in Vienne to show some mail art and more.
- Update, March 29: Gilbert Fanjat, the director of the association, says everyone can still send envelopes to the association (see the address below). All the envelopes which arrive (in Sainte Colombe, France) before April 18 will be displayed.
Exposition "Artistes et Art Postal"
Salle des Fetes de Vienne (Isere)
Samedi 18 avril de 14h-20h
Dimanche 19 avril de 10h-18h
Association Une Vie Un Arbre
Résidence Hermitage
130 Route Départementale 386
69560 Sainte Colombe
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Friday, March 27, 2009
Walt Disney Concert Hall / The Hidden Path / Art Run Los Angeles / part 3
Walt Disney Concert Hall
111 South Grand Avenue,
Los Angeles, CA 90012
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Thursday, March 26, 2009
REDCAT: Atelier Bow Wow, small case study house / Art Run Los Angeles / part 2
After the MOCA, we went to the Disney Concert Hall. It was my first visit to REDCAT, where the show was: "Atelier Bow Wow, small case study house". An impressive structure, where one feels like taking a nap, or spending some quiet time. Heavy and sturdy. At the same time warm and inviting.
"Atelier Bow Wow, small case study house"
January 31, March 29, 2009.
Roy and Edna Disney / Calarts Theatre
631 West Second Street
Los Angeles, CA 90012
213 237 2800
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Wednesday, March 25, 2009
MOCA: "A changing Ratio: Paintings and Sculptures from the collection" - Art Run Los Angeles / part 1
Rothko - a view of the room where are displayed
a series of his paintings from the 50s and 60s.
John Chamberlain, Red Beatts, 1988,
painted and chromium plated steel
Rauschenberg, Interview, 1955
Combine: oil, fabric, photographs, found painting,
found drawing, lace, wood, envelop, found letter,
printed reproduction, toweling and newspaper
on wood structure with brick, string, fork,
soft ball, nail, metal hinges and wood door.
Rauschenberg, Small Rebus, 1956 Combine: oil, graphite,
paint swatches, paper, newspaper, magazine clipping,
black and white photographs, U.S. map fragments,
fabric and 3 stamps on canvas.
Art run in L.A. last Sunday. The show "Dan Graham: Beyond" at MOCA is extremely dry and repetitive. I may have miss something!
Fortunately there is another exhibition, "A changing Ratio: Paintings and Sculptures from the collection" with a magnificent surprise: an entire room of Rothkos.
"A changing Ratio: Paintings and Sculptures from the collection"
03.01.09 - 06.29.09
"Dan Graham: Beyond"
02.15.09 - 05.25.09
Moca Grand Avenue
250 South Grand Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90012
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University of San Diego (USD) Art Department Faculty Exhibition 2009
Room 1
In the back, in the alcove, the series of drawings by Iana Quesnell
Iana Quesnell, "The Blue Danube Waltz" (animation cells)
graphite on paper, 2009.
Since the Circa Series at the MCASD La Jolla in 2007, where I first saw her drawings, I am always very interested to see what Iana Quesnell is working on.
"The Blue Danube Waltz" consists in 60 drawings of 60 poses so far. I was already very intrigued by the series of drawings as it is, but I got the chance to talk to Iana at the opening and she told me more about this project in progress. Now I am very curious to see the result in a few months. This is fascinating. She took a video of herself, re-enacting a scene of 2001 Space Odyssey (where the primate uses the bone as a weapon for the first time). She then started to draw each frame from the video. In the end there should be 600 drawings (10 times what is displayed in this show!). They will be animated and the audio will be "The BLue Danube Waltz", featured in 2001 Space Odyssey when the spaceship is travelling.
John Halaka, "A Journey with no Return",
2007-2008, oil on canvas, quadryptique.
Christopher Adler, "Hector Mine, 2 channel audio 6:46", 2004.
"Chronologically presented sonifications of seismic event data from Southern California between October 3 and November5, 1999, surrounding the 7.7 magnitude earthquake "Hector Mine" of October 16, 1999, centered in the Mojave Desert. The work plays on loop."
Room 2
On the left, Joe Yorty's prints.
Joe Yorty, Untitled (camper shells),
6 ultrachrome prints on cotton paper.
Adam Belt
top: "Sight and Sounds, Voyager", watercolor on paper, 2008.
bottom left: "Sight and Sounds, PARI radio telescopes",
watercolor on paper, 2008.
bottom right: "Sight and Sounds, VLA radio telescope",
watercolor on paper, 2008.
Allison Wiese, "Every man a king but no one wears a crown", high intensity sheeting on aluminum, 2007. "Root Hog or Die", high intensity sheeting on aluminum, 2006.
University of San Diego Art Department Faculty Exhibition 2009
Christopher Adler, Adam Belt, Neal Bociek, Andy Cross, Adriana Cuellar, John Halaka, Bill Kelly, Maryann Luera, Duncan McCosker, Saba Oskoui, Iana Quesnell, Mike Rich, Bekkah Walker, Allison Wiese and Joe Yorty.
March 18 - May 24, 2009
Fine Arts Galleries
Kroc Institute for Peace & Justice
5998 Alcala Park
San Diego, CA, 619/260-4261
Gallery Hours
Wednesdays - Thursdays 12:00 - 6:00 pm
Fridays - Saturdays, 12:00 - 4:00 pm
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Monday, March 23, 2009
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Thursday, March 19, 2009
New Contemporaries II - critique by Kevin Freitas
Omar Pimienta, "Our Lady of Libertad" (detail)
Kevin Freitas (Art As Authority) wrote an extensive, documented and detailed critique about the show New Contemporaries II. You can read those two very interesting articles at:
"Faite comme d'habitude" or the Culture of Me Me Me New Contemporaries II - Part III
"Faite comme d'habitude" or the Culture of Me Me Me New Contemporaries II - Part IV - FINAL
New Contemporaries II
Noel-Baza Fine Art
2165 India Street
San Diego CA 92101
(619) 876 4160
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Sunday, March 15, 2009
New Contemporaries II opening - last Friday
The entrance of the gallery,
Jim Yuran's painting.
Omar Pimienta's piece: "Our lady of Libertad",
from the outside of the gallery.
A lot of people came to the opening of "New Contemporaries II" during Kettner Nights and I was thrilled to see so many friends. My mom and her friend were there - they arranged their trip from France to come to the opening.
I had a great time talking about my work in a very nice atmosphere. And the pleasure to talk to some of the artists.
I Did not take many pictures.
"New Contemporaries II" ends this Saturday, March 21.
Noel-Baza Fine Art
2165 India Street
San Diego CA 92101
(619) 876 4160
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Thursday, March 12, 2009
San Diego Museum of Art - Contemporary Art Committee
Jen Trute
Matt Stallings
The Contemporary Art Committee from the San Diego Museum of Art came to Noel-Baza Fine Art last Monday night, on the occasion of the show "New Contemporaries II". Matt Stallings, Marisol Rendon, Jen Trute and I were invited to talk about the pieces we present in the show.
Marisol Rendon
The Contemporary Arts Committee's purpose is to educate by presenting contemporary art and artists in the area. Meetings are held on the second Monday of each month at 7:15 p.m. in private homes, galleries, and art institutions. For more information, call Bill Stern at (858) 720-0097.
"New Contemporaries II" at Noel-Baza Fine Art opens this Friday, March 13, between 6 and 9pm.
Noel-Baza Fine Art
2165 India Street
San Diego, CA 92101
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Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Daniel Ruanova: Defend Security / Constructs of a people fearing society
I went to Seminal Projects last Saturday to listen to Daniel Ruanova's talk about his show "Defend Security / Constructs of a people fearing society". Daniel lives and works in Tijuana. There are two pieces in the show: one mural-size painting where on can read the word "security" and one large metallic sculpture.
His sculpture is very strong and beautiful, but despite the title of the show, I do not feel threatened by it. It is a very attractive/seductive piece.
Daniel Ruanova during his talk at Seminal Projects
Daniel Ruanova is one of the 13 artists participating in "New Contemporaries II" at Noel-Baza.
Opening this Friday during Kettner Nights, from 6 to 9 pm.
Noel-Baza Fine Art
2165 India Street
San Diego CA 92101
Seminal Projects
2040 India Street
San Diego, CA 92101
619 696 9699
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Guests from charity Opening Doors, including a 101-year-old former model, enjoyed a vintage tea party at Harrogate's charitable hub in Community House.
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Opening Doors member Jane Poulter, now 101, spoke of how she would do mannequin parades in the Royal Hall and travel to Edinburgh and Glasgow for shows as a model for the Parliament Street-based department store Louis Copé.
"We would have our hair done every Monday courtesy of Mr Copé then be asked to model clothes for upmarket customers as they came into the store," she said.
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Mrs Poulter shared pictures of her modelling clothes in the Royal Hall Hardens and brought in a pair of crocodile-skin shoes from the former Harrogate department store.
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Opening Doors volunteer Sheila McIntosh, from Harrogate Dramatic Society, also brought along a selection of clothing and accessories from the society's wardrobe, some of which, like a 1950s Christian Dior hat, have been used in productions.
Edwardian costume will also feature in the next Harrogate Dramatic Society production of When We Are Married, which will be showing at Harrogate Theatre from June 5 to 7.
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MINNEAPOLIS — Give Mike Woodson an assist. The Knicks coach's long heart-to-heart talk with Raymond Felton appeared to jar the point guard out of his shooting funk that plagued him since his gun-charge arrest last week.
Entering the night shooting 7-of-32 in the four games since his arraignment, Felton had a big game Wednesday, with Woodson calling it his "best of the season.'' The point guard scored 18 points with eight assists and two turnovers, making 5-of-8 shots as the Knicks broke their seven-game slide with a 118-106 victory over the Timberwolves.
Felton credited Woodson and other close friends giving him great support during these uncertain times.
"My mind was in a different place tonight,'' Felton said. "Those conversations help me. It was a great talk. I've been having a lot of those lately with a lot of people who have a big impact on my life. My mom, a lot of people. It definitely helps — everyone being in my corner to get through this tough time. I just had to sit back and clear my head.''
The coach's meeting with Felton occurred Tuesday before the club flew from Detroit to Minnesota.
Woodson said he asked Felton if he still wanted to be a major part of the team. Felton told Woodson the basketball court was his "sanctuary'' and he wanted to play.
"I feel for Raymond,'' Woodson said. "Only he knows what's going on in his heart and mind in how he's feeling. I don't wish that on anybody. My job as coach is to shelter him, pat him and try to keep him up. He says basketball is his only out. That says a lot.
"He's got to somewhat put this situation behind him. It's not going to go away. [But] he's got to show it on the basketball court.''
Felton, whose contract could be voided if found guilty of the felony charges, has 20 games remaining — perhaps in his Knicks career.
"I got a lot to play for,'' said Felton, who nailed a 3-pointer on the game's second possession. "Even though I'm dealing with a lot of stuff off the court, I have a lot to play for. This is a place I can have fun and be free.''
Distraction? What distraction? Minnesota power forward Kevin Love, a free agent in 2015, said he is not bothered by the early speculation about his future destination and said his U.S. Olympic teammate Carmelo Anthony isn't either.
"Carmelo's a pro,'' Love said before the game. "He's probably not worried about it. I'm not worried about it. We more than anything want to get a win. I don't think it's a distraction."
Love is a Knicks target, as the team hopes to unite him with Anthony. The Knicks have cap flexibility in 2014 and will have major cap space in 2015, but there's internal discussions about finding a way to use expiring-contracts to net Love at the 2015 trade deadline next February. A deadline trade is how they netted Anthony from Denver.
Though Anthony and Love are considered stretch 4s, they would seem to be a great tandem as both are strong rebounders.
"Carmelo's a great player,'' Love said. "He's been a guy in this league whose had a lot of success. As far as comparisons, I think we're different players. We're able to shoot the ball. He can rebound at a high level. He's going to be tough to go against.''
J.R. Smith didn't express any feelings of betrayal upon his brother's release from the Knicks' D-League team Tuesday. Chris Smith began the season with the Knicks but was cut in December, angering his brother.
"Of course I believe he wants to play,'' Smith said. "He can't just give up because a team cuts you.''
Chris Smith can be picked up by another D-League squad. He did not play in Erie's last three games. … Woodson said Andrea Bargnani is "healing fine'' and will have another test in a couple of weeks. Bargnani has been out six weeks with a torn elbow ligament.


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Dear Elsie,
My sweet, sweet girl. Even now you seek affirmation of your beauty, your acceptance, and ultimately, of your worth. You are seeking it today when you're three, and you'll be seeking it when you're thirteen and when you're thirty.
Yes, yes, yes! You are beautiful! You are accepted! And you are worth more than you could ever fathom.
"Do I look beautiful?"
What a girly girl you are. You love princesses and ballerinas and tutus and dresses and dresses and dresses. Dresses every day. I just can't dance without a dress, you say. You flit around on tip toes and talk in a sweet little voice and hold up the edges of your dress as you prance around the house.
Do you like my dress? you ask. Do I look beautiful?
Oh sweet child, yes. But your beauty goes far beyond your pretty dress and your painted nails. Far beyond your long curls and dimpled smile. Your beauty radiates from within you as I see your gentleness, your kindness, your compassion, your generosity, and your sweet spirit. Oh how very beautiful you are.
You are beautiful because you are made in the very image of God.
Then God said, "Let us make man in our image, after our likeness…" So God created man in his own image, in the image of God he created him; male and female he created them. Genesis 1:26a,27 ESV
You truly are lovely because you are infinitely loved by the very One who knit you together.
You formed my inward parts; you knitted me together in my mother's womb.
I praise you, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made. Psalm 139:13-14a ESV
Every fiber of your being is known by Him and nothing about you is a mistake.
Are not two sparrows sold for a penny? And not one of them will fall to the ground apart from your Father. But even the hairs of your head are all numbered. Fear not, therefore; you are of more value than many sparrows. Matthew 10:29-31 ESV
"But I will still be beautiful?"
Sometimes, sometimes, you have to change out of your dresses. I insist you wear pajamas at night or pants on certain days. When it's snowing or a damp, chilly day, I have you wear a long-sleeved shirt under your sleeveless gown or maybe a sweater over top.
You shake your head and step back. Your big brown eyes look up into mine, uncertain. But I will still be beautiful? you question.
Oh, baby girl. Your beauty goes so far beyond what you wear! Of course, of course. You are beautiful no matter what you wear. Daddy and I repeat this mantra to you over and over throughout the day.
You see ball gowns and sparkles and already your perception of beauty is forming. Today it's swirly skirts and puffed sleeves. Tomorrow your perception of beauty will change. Maybe when you look at the length of your skirt or the amount of material we require to constitute a swim suit you can wear in public that you'll again ask, But I will still be beautiful?
Do not let your adorning be external—the braiding of hair and the putting on of gold jewelry, or the clothing you wear— but let your adorning be the hidden person of the heart with the imperishable beauty of a gentle and quiet spirit, which in God's sight is very precious. 1 Peter 3:3-4 ESV
"But I'm beautiful too!"
Watching you from across the playground, I saw the hurt and confusion in your eyes as she told you that you couldn't be the princess because you weren't as pretty. She pointed out her dress, her shoes, and her lick-n-stick butterfly tattoo… showcases to prove her point.
But I'm beautiful too! I heard you exclaim.
Even now I get choked up as I play your voice over again in my head. You were wearing a beautiful dress that day. Your long hair hung down in curls around your sweet face. You were beautiful in every physical sense. But child, you could have been wearing rags and covered in mud, but still you would be beautiful. Because your beauty and your worth have nothing to do with your outward appearance.
For the LORD sees not as man sees: man looks on the outward appearance, but the LORD looks on the heart. 1 Samuel 16:7 ESV
It breaks my heart to know that one day you will question your beauty and your worth. When I tell you how beautiful you are, you will sigh, Oh Mom. You will look in the mirror, compare yourself to others, and feel insecure. My words of affirmation won't be enough.
There will be times when others won't see you for who you really are. They will look at your outward appearance. They will put you down out of their own insecurities. They will say hurtful things.
Like a mama bear I want to be there to defend you every time. To shelter you from any hurt. To encourage you and remind you of your true worth. But since we live in a broken world full of broken people, I know I won't be able to… Not every time, at least.
But they are also made in the image of God. And He loves them. If only they knew just how much.
So tell them, sweetie. Any chance you get. Tell other girls just how beautiful they are. Not because of what they look like or what they wear. But tell them how lovely they are because they are loved by God Himself.
God showed how much he loved us by sending his one and only Son into the world so that we might have eternal life through him. This is real love—not that we loved God, but that he loved us and sent his Son as a sacrifice to take away our sins. Dear friends, since God loved us that much, we surely ought to love each other. 1 John 4:9-11 NLT
You are so loved, my precious precious girl. And yes, you are beautiful.
With love,


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Not Doing The Homework
If you are adamant about going to a psychic, I am not going to say anything. However, at least do your research before going to one. Always go to a trustworthy psychic; if you don't have any experience, simply ask anyone in your circle to see if they know or not. Sure, you might get some weird questions, or looks, but at least you will know the right answer. So, always keep that in mind.
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Another mistake that most people end up making is believing everything a psychic has to say. Sure, they claim to have a higher knowledge, but that does not mean that you should just believe everything they have to say, because after all, they are humans just like you and me, and probably possess the same amount of knowledge. Everything from that point is entirely up to you, so keep that in mind whenever you are about to go to a psychic.


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Updated: May 18, 2004, 4:47pm
A/N: Wow. It's been a whole year and more since I updated this story. Fear not. I shall finish it. In the mean time, you may want to read "Rock and a Hard Place, and Hall of the Phoenix first. This story is Pre-HBP. In fact, it's A/U with elements of Order of the Phoenix included, and now, possibly some things from HBP also. Enjoy.
Harry sat silently in his hospital bed, not really paying attention to anything. In the week since he'd heard of Ginny's death, Harry had spoken little, eaten less, and barely slept at all. After two days, signs of exhaustion had finally begun to appear, and Sirius had slipped a dreamless sleep potion into his meal. Harry still hadn't forgiven him. He'd also not eaten since. Only a few minutes before, Remus had left, after having a mostly one-sided argument over Harry's refusal to take better care of himself. At the moment, he just didn't see the point. Harry had been in this self-induced stupor for nearly an hour when the door opened, and Mr. Weasley walked in.
"Harry? May I speak with you?" the older man began. Harry shrugged slightly. Some part of his mind noted that in the past week, Mr. Weasley seemed to have aged ten years, but most of Harry simply couldn't muster up the energy to care.
"I wish I could tell you that I know how you feel, but I can't," Mr. Weasley began, not really caring whether Harry was listening or not. "I'm her father, and I know I love her differently than you do. I can tell you that as her father, I understand how it could affect you." Here, he paused.
"I'm going to tell you something, Harry, that I've never told any of my other children. I said a moment ago that I couldn't know how it affected you�but I think that may not be true. When I was a year or so out of Hogwarts, I nearly lost the person who is most dear to my heart. I nearly lost Molly," Seeing Harry's eyes lose a small amount of their glaze, Mr. Weasley's voice firmed, and he continued.
"It was about four months into her pregnancy with Bill. You knew she was an Auror at one time, right? We'd gone on a raid, and one of the Death Eater's portkeyed away with her. The rest of our squad and Dumbledore searched for over a week before we found her. She was badly hurt, and unconscious. When we finally got her to St. Mungo's, it took the senior mediwitch three days to wake her up," Arthur's voice cracked, and his body wracked with emotion, before he continued. "She had nightmares for years. Some of the things she would tell me would make your skin crawl. That week was the worst week of my life, up to this point. Molly still bears the scars from her ordeal. She's an amazing woman, to have survived all that, and come out the stronger for it."
Mr. Weasley paused again and took several moments to get control of his emotions. Then he started to speak once more.
"My point is, Harry, I got her back. I got her back because I refused to give up. No matter what anyone said, I didn't give up. If I had given up on her, I never would have seen her again. I nearly lost my wife once. You know that Molly and I consider you one of our own. I think we would even if your own parents were alive today. We need you to be strong Harry. Ginny needs you to be strong. I don't want to lose my baby girl, and I don't want to lose the man I hope my daughter will someday marry. I ask you, no, I beg you, Harry James Potter, please�please, don't give up." With that, Arthur Weasley gave Harry's shoulder a squeeze, got up, and walked out of the room, shutting it quietly behind him.
For a long time, Harry sat, barely even breathing. His brain began to slowly digest Mr. Weasley's story and after a moment, understanding hit him so hard he nearly fell from his bed. The fear in the older man's eyes had mirrored his own.
Harry stood, and wobbled a bit. Mr. Weasley was right. He couldn't afford to give up. He couldn't afford to lose her; if there was any chance at all she could be saved. Harry found his glasses, and stumbled out of his door. He was nearly bowled over by Mrs. Weasley, who had apparently been coming to see him.
Harry stood silently, was the older witch picked herself up off the floor. "Sorry about that, Harry dear," she said as she righted herself. Harry mumbled an apology.
"Have you eaten, Harry?" Mrs. Weasley asked, though she knew perfectly well he hadn't. Harry shook his head silently.
"Would you like something?" she asked gently. Harry shook his head slowly, and then nodded. Then shook his head again.
"I want to see her," he said.
Mrs. Weasley looked uncomfortable for a moment. "I don't think that's the best idea, Harry."
"But- "
"None of that, Harry dear. Look at you! Lets get you fed and then we'll see about seeing Ginny."
"I'm not hungry," Harry protested.
"Nonsense dear. I'll make sure Sirius doesn't do anything to it." The old witch attempted a smile, which seemed to fall flat. Harry sighed, and followed her.
Harry ate slowly, not wanting to upset his stomach. Even so, he would never be able to tell anyone what he'd eaten.
"Where's Ginny?"
Mrs. Weasley took several moments before she replied, her voice cracking. "In the irreversible spell damage ward."
"They'd better be keeping her the hell away from Lockhart," Harry said, rising. Mrs. Weasley's lips thinned, and she nodded.
Harry got up from his chair, and began to make his way toward the Irreversible Spell Damage ward. Mrs. Weasley followed him silently, until he was right outside the door to the ward itself, when she moved to block his path.
"Harry, I don't think this is a good idea. Ginny�isn't doing very well at the moment," Molly said.
"I want to see her," Harry retorted.
"Harry dear," Molly began before he cut her off.
"Move," he said flatly.
"Harry�" she tried again.
"I SAID MOVE!" Harry yelled, pushing her from his path. Mrs. Weasley stumbled back but didn't fall. Harry moved forward. Molly grabbed his wrist in an iron grip, and swung him around. Harry lost his balance, and Molly caught him and pulled him into a hug, holding him until he stopped struggling. After a moment, Molly realized Harry was crying.
Thank Heaven, she thought, there's still some life in the boy after all. Molly said nothing for several minutes but continued to hold Harry, until his sniffles began to die away.
"Better, Harry?" she asked gently. Harry nodded.
"How did you do that?" he asked.
"I was an Aruor, Harry. It takes more then a teenager to move me out of the way."
"Oh," was all Harry said. "I have to see her."
"Harry," Molly began again.
"Please," Harry said. Molly sighed, and nodded slowly.
"We'll go see her together."
"Fine," Harry replied. Molly nodded and slowly pushed open the door. Unlike what Harry had imagined, there were no invading tubes or monitors surrounding her. If he hadn't known any better, he may have thought she merely slept. Her face was pale, her breath shallow.
"She's in a coma, then," Harry said.
"We aren't sure," Molly replied.
"But she's breathing," Harry protested.
"Charms are making her breathe, Harry. She won't breathe on her own."
"Oh," Harry said, his mind not really on the conversation.
Molly waited a moment, watching her daughter's chest rise and fall.
How can her breath be tortured, when she isn't breathing on her own? Harry thought.
Harry turned and walked out of the room, feeling numb. This is my fault.
Molly walked out to Harry, and opened her mouth to speak, when Harry began to speak himself.
"The Chamber of Secrets," he said.
"Sorry?" Molly asked.
"This is how it was in the Chamber of Secrets in second year," Harry said. Molly's throat choked up, and she said nothing. Harry continued.
"She was lying on the floor, and the diary was a few feet away. Tom came out of the shadows and told me she wouldn't wake. That he was feeding off of her energy, and that she would be gone soon. She looked like she does now."
"Harry," Molly began, but Harry cut her off.
"He got her once, and she still has scars. Now he's got her again, and this is my fault. I should have saved her."
"You can't be everywhere- "
"I should have been! Why can't he just leave me and mine alone? I warned Ginny this would happen, that she and I should never have got togeth- OUCH!"
Molly drew her hand away from Harry's face, while Harry held his cheek and looked at her in shock.
"Now listen. I don't care what you did to Voldemort when you were younger. You are still only human. It's not fair to yourself that you expect to be everywhere at once. You can't. This is not your fault, Harry James Potter. This is Voldemort's fault, and no one else's. As for getting together with my daughter, I don't think you have any right to tell her it's to dangerous for her to pursue her own feelings. She is a Weasley, and that makes her a target no matter who she's with. My daughter was raised to understand risk. She understood the risk that being with you would pose, and chose to do it anyway. Don't judge her actions on the basis of how dangerous you think it is, but on the basis of the fact that she doesn't care."
Harry said nothing, looking at Molly in wide-eyed disbelief. Molly stared right back as though daring him to contradict her. Eventually, the ire faded from Harry's eyes. He opened his mouth to ask something, closed it, and then opened it again, as though several things were going thorough his mind. What he eventually settled on was, "Where'd my wand go?"
Molly was momentarily thrown off by the change in subject, but recovered quickly. "Albus has it."
"Where is he?" Harry asked.
"I don't know, Harry," Molly replied.
"Room six eighty-seven down the hall," a new voice answered.
"Madam Pomfrey?" Harry asked.
"Well I could hardly stay at Hogwarts, Mr. Potter," the witch replied.
"I need to see Dumbledore," Harry said to her.
"I believe Albus has been asking for you. Come along," she replied. Molly thanked the other witch, and bade Harry goodbye, before walking toward another room down the corridor.
Before long, the pair arrived at the door to Dumbledore's room. Madam Pomfrey knocked gently.
"Send him in, Poppy," called Dumbledore's voice. Harry entered, and the witch closed the door behind him.
"Good afternoon Harry. I'm gratified to see you up and about," the professor said.
"Thank you," Harry muttered. Dumbledore nodded.
"What happened to Ginny?" Harry said without preamble.
"Alas Harry, I am not certain. The hospital staff has been unable to revive her." Dumbledore replied. Harry nodded slowly.
"Hogwarts?" Harry asked. The look in the professor's eyes turned hard, and his voice held a note of anger, that Harry almost didn't detect.
"Unfortunately, Hogwarts has been lost to Lord Voldemort, Harry. I alone bear the blame for this."
"But I- "
"Couldn't have done anything more then what you were able. You are a very powerful wizard, Harry, but you must remember, you are only human." Dumbledore said, before Harry could finish. Harry sighed in protest.
"What now?" Harry asked, before Dumbledore could say anything more.
"I honestly don't know, Harry. With Hogwarts in enemy hands, there is little I can do except send the students back to their parents," Dumbledore began, "Unless we can establish a new school of learning."
"What about- hello Sirius." Harry's voice took on a decidedly harder edge, as his godfather walked into the room. Sirius dipped his head in greeting. Dumbledore sighed.
"Harry, you must understand that what Sirius did, he did out of a desire to help you, not to betray your trust," Dumbledore admonished.
"He- "
"Just wanted to help," Sirius cut in.
"Funny way of showing it," Harry snapped.
"Y'know, that's exactly what James said, the first time I did it to him. Remus didn't take it quite so well," Sirius said seriously. Despite himself, Harry began to chuckle.
"When James finally woke up, he was so hacked off he chased me around the tower for three hours, trying to hex me," Sirius said, smiling a bit in the face of Harry's laughter, which was now coming forth much more readily.
"Lily found it highly entertaining, as I recall," Albus said. Sirius pasted a disgusted look on his face and tried to look annoyed. It wasn't long before he joined Harry in laughter, however. When he'd calmed down a bit, Harry continued.
"What about Grimmauld Place?" Harry asked.
"I'd rather avoid that house, if at all possible," Sirius said, his mood darkening.
"We could use James's house, Albus," Sirius said thoughtfully.
"How? Godric's Hollow was destroyed," Harry protested.
"James was wealthy enough to own more then one home, Harry. He and Lily owned quite a bit of land, in the heart of Scotland," Sirius explained.
"Potter Manor would be more than large enough for our purposes, I think. Assuming, of course, that you agree, Harry. That land belongs to you, now," Albus said.
"What?" Harry asked, "Show me."
Albus nodded, and turned to his bedside mirror. After speaking for a few moments, he turned the mirror toward Harry. In its face, Harry could see a plot of land, with a stone fence surrounding it, though the fence was broken in several places, and the weeds had begun to overcome the enchantments which must have been placed on them. The structure in the center was the most impressive, however. Even at this distance, Harry could see that the castle was nearly a third the size of Hogwarts, and with the expansion work the Hogwarts staff could do....
"Wow," Harry said. Dumbledore gave a small half smile. "Wow, indeed."
"How long would it take to fix the place up?" Harry asked.
"That depends on how many people work on it. As little as a week, if we get the staff and some of the students to help," Sirius said softly, still gazing in the mirror. "Remind me to tell you about James's proposal to Lily."
For the first time in several weeks, Harry smiled.
"Let's get to it then," Harry said, forgetting his pain for a short while, in the face of seeing another part of the past his parents' shared.
"Excellent," Dumbledore said, beaming at Harry.
"Hang on," Harry said, as he remembered what he'd come for, "Professor Dumbledore, d'you have my wand?"
"Yes," Dumbledore said, handing it to Harry. "I felt it wise not to leave this particular wand unattended, considering it's connections." Harry understood perfectly. If his wand should fall into the wrong hands, and find its way to Voldemort....
The group spoke for an hour more, after which time Harry left to go find Ron and Hermione. They'd want to know about the Manor. As excited as he was, Harry was totally unprepared for what happened several nights later.
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Chinese-style rolled steamed fish
Exquisite dish that is full of flavour and texture – perfect to serve as a main course at a dinner party.
- 1¾ cup (340 g) mixed long–grain and wild rice
- 600 g (1 lb 5 oz) skinless, boneless firm white fish fillets, such as plaice
- 2 tablespoons oyster sauce
- ½ teaspoon caster (superfine) sugar
- 3 cloves garlic, finely chopped
- 1 teaspoon grated fresh ginger
- 3 spring onions (scallions), thinly sliced
- 100 g (3½ oz) samphire, water spinach or other thinly sliced Asian greens
- 1 carrot, peeled into long strips
- 1 teaspoon sesame oil
- Put both rices into a large saucepan with enough water to cover and bring to the boil.
- Reduce the heat to low and simmer for about 15 minutes, or until tender.
- Drain well.
- Cut each fish fillet in half lengthwise.
- Arrange the strips on a clean work surface and brush over the oyster sauce.
- Sprinkle each fillet with a little of the sugar.
- Set aside half of the garlic, ginger and spring onions and scatter the remaining half over each piece of fish.
- Roll up the fish.
- Place the samphire in a steamer basket and arrange the fish rolls on top.
- Sprinkle with the remaining garlic and ginger, and add the carrot.
- Cover and steam over high heat for 5–6 minutes, or until the fish is cooked through and the samphire is just tender.
- Arrange the samphire and fish on serving plates with the carrot on top.
- Drizzle with the sesame oil and sprinkle with the remaining spring onions and the coriander and serve.
Serves 4
Preparation: 20 minutes
Cooking: 20 minutes
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MORE than half a million drums of radioactive waste are stored at 30 Department of Energy sites across the nation, with thousands more to come as additional facilities at weapons complex sites are dismantled. All of these drums must be assayed to determine and verify their contents and levels of radioactivity before they can be transported for permanent storage or disposal.
A system that assays containers of radioactive waste safely, accurately, and nonintrusively has garnered a prestigious R&D 100 Award for Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and its commercial partner, Bio-Imaging Research, Inc. (BIR) of Lincolnshire, Illinois. This award is presented annually by R&D Magazine to "the 100 most technologically significant new products and processes of the year."
The award-winning Waste Inspection Tomography for Non-Destructive Assay (WIT-NDA) system was developed by a team of engineers and physicists headed by Livermore's Patrick Roberson and Harry Martz. The system combines active and passive computed tomography and nuclear spectroscopy to accurately quantify all detectable gamma rays emitted from waste containers. The WIT-NDA is part of BIR's Waste Inspection Tomography system, which provides nondestructive examination and assay of radioactive waste and has been commercially available since August 1999. "The WIT-NDA is an excellent example of successful technology transfer between a DOE national laboratory and a small private business," says Richard Bernardi, WIT program manager for BIR.
Safe and Accurate
Two-Step Process
The WIT-NDA has a unique two-step process that provides an assay of greater accuracy than previously possible. It collects two tomographic measurements—one active and one passive—using six external radioactive sources collimated to shine through the waste drum into six opposing, high-purity germanium detectors.
The first step is active computed tomography, which, like radiographic techniques that produce medical x rays, measures the attenuation of radiation intensity that travels from an external source through an object to a detector. In this active measurement, the external radiation sources are aimed at the sealed drum. The sources emit gamma rays at discrete energy levels. As the rays pass through the drum and the various densities of material within, they are attenuated to varying degrees. On the other side of the drum, the gamma-ray spectrometer measures the resulting attenuated gamma radiation. Measurements are taken for 2.25-cubic-inch volumes over the entire drum (a total of 2,304 volume elements for a standard 55-gallon drum). By detecting and measuring the attenuated gamma-ray intensity levels at specific energies, one can determine a map of the linear attenuation coefficient (a function of material density and atomic number) of the waste drum and its contents. These maps can be reconstructed to depict a drum's waste matrix attenuation per volume element and energy.
In the second step, called the passive measurement, the six transmission sources are shuttered. The six detectors measure the gamma-ray spectra emitted from inside the drum. Measurements are taken of all the volume elements. During the passive computed tomography reconstruction, the attenuation in these emission measurements, caused by material between the isotope and the detector, is corrected by using the active attenuation map. This correction leads to a far more accurate assay of radioactivity within the drum. The spectra are also used to automatically identify the isotopes within the drum, because each isotope emits a unique signature within the energy spectrum.
Unparalleled Accuracy
Other systems and techniques do not approach the accuracy of the WIT-NDA system. This was demonstrated by a DOE test that compared the performance of the WIT-NDA and fifteen other NDA systems. It was a blind test using a drum containing a simulated sludge with low levels of transuranic waste, one of the most challenging things to assay but typical of the types of wastes and drums the DOE must assay and dispose of. The WIT-NDA performed the best of all the systems by detecting the radioactivity within the sludge drum to within 1 percent of the known value. The nearest competing system detected only about 80 percent of the known radioactivity.
In the combined series of required DOE-sponsored tests for all NDA techniques that are proposed for certifying waste for disposal at WIPP, the WIT-NDA had a mean accuracy of 97.6 percent, with a precision within 4.1 percent. As Steven Cooke of DOE's Federal Energy Technology Center (now the National Energy Technology Laboratory in Morgantown, West Virginia) notes, "These results are truly exceptional in a difficult arena where par for the course is often plus or minus 50-percent accuracy."
Other Applications
Key Words: active and passive computed tomography, nondestructive assay (NDA), nondestructive evaluation, R&D 100 Awards, waste disposal, waste inspection tomography, Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP).
For more information contact Patrick Roberson (925) 422-8693 (email@example.com).


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Welcome to the residential area of Mercuria. This part of the kingdom is worn and run down but the people don't seem to mind too much, the queen has given free reign to anyone that wishes to remodel their homes, some have done so while others are just lazy. There are quite a lot of vacant houses being built, perhaps the queen expects more people to flock to Mercury because of the war?
Soldiers can be seen constantly patrolling the streets, making sure that no crimes are being committed and that everyone is safe. It is quite a nice neighborhood. Above us is the Kamina apartment complex, that place was recently built for those who can't afford a full on house or just want a smaller space. There are multiple roads that all have signs near them that tell which street leads where, the main road is called Mercuria road, it leads to the Merchant District in the north, while in the south it leads to the arena known as Kamina city, it's also used for Mobile Suit training by the military so don't be surprised if you spot soldiers walking in large numbers to and from that way.
(Since this is the residential district you are free to make a rp thread that revolves around being out in the streets, near houses blah blah or you can do it inside your own house. In order to do that you have to have a house in the RD or an apartment, rping in someone elses house requires knowing the person+having a key to the place+being granted permission or you could be staying there too. Breaking into someones home is allowed but be advised you could get caught and thrown in jail if your reflexes are not up to par. Also if a break-in/robbery is successful then neighborhood security will be tightened, making it more difficult for further break-ins/robberies. Still, have fun!)
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MacGyver (2016) - Season 3
In Season 3 opener, three months after quitting the Phoenix Foundation and moving to Nigeria, Mac puts aside his differences with his father and returns when he hears Jack is the target of a murderous dictator he double-crossed.
Genre: Action, Adventure, Drama,
Actors: Lucas Till, George Eads, Tristin Mays,
Director: Peter M. LenkovLee David Zlotoff
Country: United States
Duration: 43 min
Quality: HD
Year: 2018
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River Exe
This text deals specifically with that part of the River Exe that flows through Somerset. The river starts its journey at Exe Head at an Elevation of 463 metres. It flows in a easterly direction to Exe Head Bridge which carries the B3223, the Lynmouth to Simonsbath Road. Continuing in a easterly direction it flows through the valley between Great Buscombe to the North and Little Ashcombe to the south before flowing beneath Warren Bridge, a single arch stone bridge. Flowing on through Exe Cleave, it receives water from Rams Combe and then reaches Westermill Farm, and flowing beneath Silly Bridge to reach Riscombe where it turns to a south easterly direction, past Edgcott to reach Exford. From source to Exford the river has travelled close to seven miles.
At Exford it flows beneath Exford Bridge, a listed 3 arch structure and flows through Lyncombe and then the valley between Staddon Hill and Room Hill to reach Nethercote where the river turns again to an easterly direction. Continuing to the south of Staddon Hill the river receives the waters of Larcombe Brook and turns to the southy to reach Winsford.From source to Winsford the river has travelled close to thirteen miles.
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At Winsford it receives the waters from Winn Brook and flows beneath three bridges, the first being the medieval packhorse bridge, the second, Vicarage Bridge and the third, Exe Bridge. To the south of Winsford the river flows beneath Edbrooke Bridge, another packhorse structure and then Week's Bridge to reach Copplesham where the waters from the River Quarme join. Now flowing in a southerly direction the river flows to the west of Exton to reach Bridgetown, where the river passes beneath Bridgetown Bridge.
From Bridgetown the river continues flowing to the south to flow beneath Milton's Bridge. The river flows between Broford and Howe Woods where waters from Combehead join and on past Winslade Wood to Kent's Weir and then Chilly Bridge. Continuing to flow through wooded valleys the river passes Barlynch Wood to reach Hele Bridge, approximately 20 miles from the rivers source. Just under a mile from Helebridge the river is joined by the waters of the River Haddeo and then after a further mile by the waters of the River Barle before reaching Exbridge. The Rivers journey from source to Exbridge is approximately 23 miles.
For a full selection of images for this river visit the rivers Image Gallery.