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Portfolio for Lawrence Buttigieg - Commissionaportrait
Buttigieg (born 1963) lives and works in Malta. He studied at the University of Malta, California State University and Charles Sturt University. Over the past six years a recurrent theme of his paintings has been the female body. Through his work he explores questions of identity, representation. His paintings are a balance of physical form and feeling. He penetrates the character of the person and focuses on the inward reflective qualities. His paintings are characterized by the expressive use of light and colour.
Birth date
2006 - Charles Sturt University, Master of Arts (Visual & Performing Arts)
2000 - California State University, Master of Arts in the Humanities
1983-1990 University of Malta, Bachelor of Architecture and Civil Engineering with Honours
1983-1987 Malta School of Art, Diploma in Fine Arts
1995 - Special Distinction Award at the 1st International Art Biennale, Malta
Selected Commissions
posthumous portrait of Sir Archibald Edward Garrod
portrait of H.E. Professor Guido de Marco - President of Malta
portrait of Dr Stephen Gatt - Director of Anaesthesia, Royal Hospital for Women, Sydney, Australia
Group Exhibitions
From a long list of notable exhibitions;
2006 - MIGRAZIONI-PERIPLO - Palazzo del Governo, Syracuse, Italy
2006 - CONTEMPORARY MALTESE ARTISTS - European Parliament Building,
Brussels, Belgium
2003 - PAINTING ON THE EDGE - INTERNATIONAL ART EXHIBITION - Federation Galleries, Federation of Canadian Artists, Granville Island, Vancouver, Canada
2002 - MALTESE CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS - Centre for Creativity, St James Cavalier, Valletta, Malta
2002 - AMICIZIA NEL MEDITERRANEO - Palazzo de La Salle, Valletta, Malta
2001 - Maltese Community Council, Victoria, Australia
2001 - Maltese Guild of South Australia Inc., Australia
2001 - Malta Society of Arts, Manufacturers and Commerce, Palazzo de la Salle, Valletta, Malta
2000 - Malta Society of Arts, Manufacturers and Commerce, Palazzo de la Salle, Valletta, Malta
2000 - Aim for Arts - International Arts Exhibition, Federation Galleries, Federation of Canadian Artists, Granville Island, Vancouver, Canada
1999 - The Town Hall, Comune di Padru, Sardegna
1995 - 1st International Art Biennale at the Mediterranean Conference Centre, Valletta, Malta
Solo Exhibitions
2008 - Vee Gee Bee Art Gallery, Valletta, Malta
2007 - Gallery G, Lija, Malta
2007 - Auberge d'Italie, Valletta, Malta
2005 - Gallery G, Lija, Malta
2003 - Chiesa di Santa Marta, Piazza del Collegio Romano, Rome
2002 - Corte Capitanale, Misrah il-Kunsill, Mdina, Malta
1999- Museum of Fine Arts, Valletta, Malta
1994 - Auberge de Provence, Valletta, Malta
1991 - Museum of Fine Arts, Valletta, Malta
1988 - Auberge de Provence, Valletta, Malta
Artist's Statement
"My paintings are a balance of physical form and feeling. I penetrate the character of the person and focus on the inward reflective qualities. I slip my view of the subject between the layers of paint. I want my colours to be the colours of life, rendering likeness and personal stylisation inseparable. I am not concerned with the instantaneous image of the model but rather a prolonged record of his or her character."
Lawrence Buttigieg works either from life or from photographs. Working directly from life involves a number of sittings. For a head and shoulders portrait the number of sittings would be around six. For a full figure portrait the number of sittings would be around fifteen. The duration of each sitting would be approximately 45 minutes.
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15th annual Jackson County Veterans Day program: 11 a.m., Veterans Memorial Monument, downtown Moss Point. Speaker: Troy Ross, Jackson County District 4 supervisor. Details: 762-3391.
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Veterans Day ceremony: Noon, Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College, Jefferson Davis campus, Gulfport, in Veterans Courtyard. Features speech by Gen. Mark Brown, commander, Second Air Force, Keesler Air Force Base.
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Veterans Day parade: 2 p.m., beginning at Diamondhead Community Garden and traveling to Veterans Memorial Bandstand. Participation open to all veterans and anyone who wants to honor veterans. Golf carts, motorcycles and military vehicles will be featured. Charity bake sale after parade. Presented by VFW Post 2880 and city of Diamondhead. Details: 255-5017.
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Art House Show opening: 5-7 p.m., 921 Cash Alley, downtown Ocean Springs. Features Paula Vanda McCormick and "Inner Views". Refreshments. Details: 875-9285.
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Telling South Mississippi: 7:30 p.m., Pearl River Community College, Brownstone Center for the Arts, 101 Mississippi 11 N, Poplarville. Ten veterans will tell about their military service, its impact on their lives and their family. Speakers: Edith James and Travis Johnson, served in World War II; Vietnam War veterans R.B. Hill, Pete Edwards, Toxey Morris and Phillip McIlwain; Karen Glendenning, who served in Global War on Terrorism; Afghanistan veteran Andrew Caldwell; and Sheila Varnado and Frederick Varnado, both retired from U.S. Army. Details: 601-403-1328.
Driver safety class: 8:30 a.m.-1 p.m., Pass Christian Public Library, 111 Hiern Ave. Completion of course may qualify attendee for car insurance discount. Cost: $15 members and $20 nonmembers. Details: 452-4596.
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19th annual Holiday Boutique Set: 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Nov. 13 and 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Nov. 14, Pass Christian Yacht Club, 120 South Market Street. Vendors selling decorative gifts, door prizes, art and pottery, books, clothing, jewelry and more. Cost: $5.
32nd annual Christmas City Gift Show: 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Nov. 13, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Nov. 14 and 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Nov. 15, Mississippi Coast Coliseum and Convention Center, Biloxi. Santa parades, story time with Santa, door prizes, giveaways and more. Cost: $8 one-day pass, $12 two-day pass; ages 15 and younger free. Free parking. Details: 831-3020.
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Cereal treat recipe: 6 p.m., Ocean Springs Municipal Library, 525 Dewey Ave. Entry fees: $2 per adult, $1 teen, $1 children divided into three groups. Ribbons and prizes will be awarded in all categories. Details: 875-1193.
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"Peter Pan": 7 p.m. Nov. 13-14 and 2 p.m. Nov. 15, Saenger Theatre, 170 Reynoir St., Biloxi. Cost: $15 general admission; $12 seniors, military, veterans with ID; and $10 students. Details: gulfportlittletheatre.net.
"A Midsummer Night's Dream": 7 p.m. Nov. 13-14, 3 p.m. Nov. 15, Lynn Meadows Discovery Center, WINGS Arts and Education Center, Gulfport. Cost: $7 students; $10 seniors, LMDC members and military; and $13 general admission. Advance purchase recommended. Details/tickets: 897-6039 or lmdc.org.
"Beauty and the Beast Jr.": 7:30 p.m. Nov. 13-14, 2 p.m. Nov. 15, 7:30 p.m. Nov. 20-21 and 2 p.m. Nov. 22, Biloxi Little Theatre, 220 Lee St. Cost: $15 adults and $10 children. Presented by Triple Threat Academy. Details: 432-8543 or 4blt.org.
Friday Night dance: 7:30-8 p.m. dinner served and 8-10 p.m. dancing, Nov. 13, 20 and 27, Amour Danzar, 9355 County Farm Road, Gulfport. Cost: $10 dance and $6 dinner. Details: 324-3730.
Ice skating: 10:30 p.m. Nov. 13; 10 p.m. Nov. 14; 2 and 4:30 p.m. Nov. 15; 6 and 8:30 p.m. Nov. 20-21; 2 and 4:30 p.m. Nov. 22; 6 and 8:30 p.m. Nov. 25-26; 2, 4:30 and 7 p.m. Nov. 29, Mississippi Coast Coliseum, Biloxi. Tickets include admission and skate rental while supplies last. Purchase tickets in person at the box office 30 minutes before each session. Details/tickets: 594-3707.
Race for the Cure: 6:30 a.m. registration and 8 a.m. race begins, Jones Park, 20th Avenue and Jones Park Drive, Gulfport. Cost: $25 adult, $15 child or $30 includes timed component. 5K run/fitness walk benefits breast cancer. Details: 1-866-475-6636.
Red, White and Blue Golf Tournament: 8 a.m., Gulf Hills Golf Course. Scramble with four-person teams, shot gun, cash prizes for winners, door prizes and BBQ lunch. Tournament cost: $60 per player. Sponsorships encouraged with $110 per hole and $240 per team. Details: 872-9663.
Fall Book Sale: 8 a.m.-2 p.m., East Central Public Library. Books, tapes, audio recordings, DVDs and children books. Details: 588-6263.
32nd annual Mayor's Cup 5K Run: 9 a.m. one-mile run and 9:30 a.m. 5K run, Lameuse Street and U.S. 90, Biloxi. Registration fee. Details: 388-7170.
Fall planting: 9 a.m., Hiller Park Renaissance Garden, Hiller Drive. Hosted by Horticulture for Humanity and Biloxi Home Depot. Plant and garden memberships, refreshments, prizes and more. Details: 388-2622.
Painting with Sound -- Meditation Watercolor Workshop: 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Ohr-O'Keefe Museum of Art, 386 Beach Blvd., Biloxi. Cost: $45 members and $50 nonmembers. Instructor: Elisa da Silva. Designed for ages 12 and older. No experience required. Details: 374-5547.
Winter birding program: 10-11 a.m., Crosby Arboretum, 370 Ridge Road, Picayune. Learn where to look, what to expect and how to identify winter species from birder and author Susan Epps. Cost: $5 nonmembers and free for members. Details: 601-799-2311.
Kids Safety Fair: 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Lynn Meadows Discovery Center, Gulfport. Learn about seat-belt safety, Amber Alerts, distracted driving and more. Entertainment, face painting, games and more. Details: 897-6039.
Second Saturday Kite Flying: 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Long Beach Harbor Area, Beach Boulevard at Jeff Davis. Free kite flying lessons for single, dual and quad line sport kites. Details: 206-0322.
Harvest Festival/Museum of the Masters: 4-7 p.m., 1518 Market St., Pascagoula. Food vendors, live entertainment, re-enactments of Native Americans' first harvest and a walk-through tour of composers/entertainers through the ages. Cost: $10. Free for ages 5 and younger. Details: 355-0740.
Saturday sports night and college football: 2 p.m., French Club of Biloxi, 182 Howard Ave. Mississippi State-Alabama game. Details: 436-6472.
Mississippi Poetry Society South Branch meeting: Begins at 2 p.m. before Writers Unlimited and MPS South Branch Awards at 3 p.m., Gautier Library. Please bring a Thanksgiving poem to read and share. Details: 875-4350.
Disney's "High School Musical" auditions: 2-5 p.m. Nov. 14, 5-8 p.m. Nov. 16, Lynn Meadows Discovery Center, Gulfport. Open to middle and high school students. Bring a prepared song, and a one-minute monologue is encouraged. Details: 897-6039.
Stars and Stripes Forever -- A Patriotic Celebration: Noon-11:30 p.m., MGM Park, Biloxi. Vendors, silent auctions, live music, fireworks and more. Sponsorships available.
Second Saturday Artwalk: 4-8 p.m., Old Town Bay St. Louis. Gallery openings, live music, extended shopping hours, food and more. Details: 463-2688.
Steak night: 6 p.m. Nov. 14, 21 and 28, Biloxi Elks 606 Lodge, 1178 Beach Blvd., Biloxi. Cost: $18 ribeye and $20 T-bones. Details: 374-0606.
Sixth annual Scholarship Benefit Gala: 7 p.m., Keesler Air Force Base, Bay Breeze Event Center, Biloxi. Proceeds benefit scholarship opportunities for high school seniors across the Gulf Coast. Hosted by Colonel Lawrence E. Roberts Tuskegee Airmen Chapter. Semi-formal dress.
VFW Post 6731 breakfast: 8-11 a.m. Nov. 15, 22 and 29, 4321 W. Gay Road, D'Iberville. Details: 392-1152.
Ocean Springs Elks Lodge breakfast: 9-11 a.m., 2501 Beachview Drive. Cost: $7.
Gulf Coast Vintage Motorcycle Show: 11 a.m.-1:15 p.m. registration and 3 p.m. awards, Ohr-O'Keefe Museum of Art, 386 Beach Blvd., Biloxi. Organized by Mobile Bay Vintage and Crescent City Vintage Motorcycle Clubs. Details: 374-5547.
Gulf Coast Citizens Climate Lobby: 2 p.m., University of Southern Mississippi, Elizabeth Hall, Long Beach campus. Theme: Help change the debate on global warming. Details: 447-3952.
Art show and reception fundraiser: 5 p.m., Lynn Meadows Discovery Center, Gulfport. Artwork from WINGS youth, adults and local professionals will be featured. Entertainment and hors d'oeuvres. Proceeds benefit the WINGS Performing Arts Scholarship Fund. Free. Details: 893-6039.
Digital Literacy class: 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Gulfport Public Library, 1708 25th Ave. Learn the basics of using Microsoft Windows. Instructor: John Gieseman, Mississippi State Extension service. Free. Class size limited. Details: 871-7171..
Lake George Project Open House: 4-6:30 p.m. Nov. 16 at Vancleave HUD Building, Ballpark Road, and 4-6:30 p.m. at East Central Civic Center, 4300 Mississippi 614. Details: 769-3260.
Disney's "High School Musical": 5-8 p.m., Lynn Meadows Discovery Center, Gulfport. Production in February. Details: 897-6039 or lmdc.org.
Take a Musical Tour: 7 p.m., Ohr-O'Keefe Museum of Art, 386 Beach Blvd., Biloxi. Presented by members of Gulf Coast Symphony Orchestra. String quartet will guide attendees through musical history with stops at baroque, classical, romantic and modern. Cost: $10 per person. Details: 374-5547.
Data Management in Excel: 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Pass Christian Public Library, 111 Hiern Ave. Hosted by Mississippi State Extension Service and Pass Christian Public Library. Make your data work for you and learn how to set up data lists to make data entry easy. Class size limited due to number of computers available. Details: 452-4596.
Preschool program: 10-11 a.m., Mississippi Sandhill Crane National Wildlife Refuge, 7200 Crane Lane, Gautier. For ages 3-5. Details: 497-6322, Ext. 101.
"Something Old, Something New" art exhibit and reception: Noon, Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College, Jefferson Davis campus, Gulfport. Refreshments and guitar and vocal performance by Hadley Hill. Details: 897-3909.
Grieving the Holidays: 2-5 p.m., St. Michael Catholic Church, Biloxi. Details: 435-5578.
Blood drive: 8:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m., Most Trinity Catholic Church, 9062 Kiln-DeLisle Road, Pass Christian. Details: 1-800-733-2767.
Harrison County Emergency Communications Commission meeting: 10 a.m., 1801 23rd Ave., Gulfport.
Senior luncheon and bingo: Noon-2 p.m., Donal Snyder Community Center, 2520 Pass Road, Biloxi. For ages 55 and older. Details: 388-2494.
"Ransom of Red Chief" auditions: 6:30 p.m. Nov. 18, 11 a.m. Nov. 21, 6:30 p.m. Nov. 23, Bay St. Louis Little Theatre, 398 Blaize Ave. Roles available for ages 6-70. Details: 467-9024 or 504-453-4888.
Breakfast with Mayor Chipper McDermott: 7:30 a.m. doors open and 8 a.m. program starts, Pass Christian Yacht Club, 120 Market St. Hosted by Pass Christian Chamber of Commerce. Details: 604-0014.
Senior citizens luncheon: Noon, New Bethel Missionary Baptist Church, 255 Main St., Biloxi.
Blood drive: Noon-5 p.m., Hollywood Casino Hotel, 711 Hollywood Blvd., Bay St. Louis. Details: 1-800-733-2767.
67th annual Harvest Dinner: 4-8 p.m. take-outs available and 5 p.m. dine-in begins, Episcopal Church in Bay St. Louis. Proceeds from dinner benefit missions and activities supported by church, including Alliance for Health, Hancock County Food Pantry and Friends of the Animal Shelter. Cost: $10.
Foster parent orientation: 5-6 p.m., Mississippi Department of Human Services, 10260 Larkin Smith Drive, Gulfport. Details: 897-5790.
Appreciation gathering for Supervisor John Johnson: 5-7 p.m., Good Deeds Center, 15101 Madison St., Gulfport.
Book signing and author discussion: 6 p.m., Gallery 782, 782 Water St., Biloxi. Alys Arden will discuss and sign her new book, "The Casquette Girls."
Cash Flow Projections for Your Business Plan: 6-8 p.m., Innovation Center, first floor, 1636 Popp's Ferry Road, Biloxi. Details: 396-8661.
Family Thanksgiving cooking class: 6-7:30 p.m., Lynn Meadows Discovery Center, Gulfport. Advance registration required. Details/registration: 897-6039.
Gobble, Gobble Family Thanksgiving cooking class: 6-7:30 p.m., Lynn Meadows Discovery Center, 246 Dolan Ave., Gulfport. Cost: $25 one parent and child and $5 additional child. Details: 897-6039 or lmdc.org.
VFW Post 6731 fish dinners: 6-8 p.m., 4321 W. Gay Road, D'Iberville. Details: 392-1152.
Ocean Springs Elks Lodge grilled steak or fish dinner: 6:30-8 p.m., 2501 Beachview Drive. Cost: $18 grilled steaks and $12 grilled fish.
Rabies Health Fair for animals: 9 a.m.-1 p.m., Jackson County Fair Grounds, 2902 Short Cut Road, Pascagoula. Cost: $6 rabies shot, $15 microchipping. Sponsored by Jackson County Spay and Neuter. Details: 369-5613.
Arts and Crafts Fair: 9 a.m.-3 p.m., Vancleave Public Library, 12604 Mississippi. More than 20 arts and craft vendors, live entertainment and holiday gifts for purchase.
Holiday Market: 9 a.m.-4 p.m., D'Iberville Community Club, 10452 Lamey Bridge Road. Sponsored by D'Iberville/St. Martin Area Chamber of Commerce and D'Iberville Community Club. Local dance groups, music and local arts and crafts booths. Cost: $2 admission fee and free for ages 12 and younger. Details: 861-2293.
Lego Club meeting: 10 a.m., East Central Public Library, 21801 Slider Road. Designed for ages 8 and older. Refreshments. Details: 588-6263.
Sit, Stay and Read: 10 a.m.-noon, Pass Christian Public Library, 111 Hiern Ave. Read to dogs. Reading sessions last 30 minutes. Children are rewarded with bookmarks, sticker and coupons. Details: 452-4596.
13th annual Piney Woods Heritage Festival: 10 a.m.-3 p.m., Crosby Arboretum, 370 Ridge Road, Picayune. See exhibits and demonstrations of traditional skills such as blacksmithing, quilting, Piney Woods cattle, basket-making, woodcarving, storytelling and more. Live music, silent auction and handmade local crafts and goods for sale from exhibitors. Cost: $5 adults and $2 children. Details: 601-799-2311.
20th annual Studio open house: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Nov. 21, 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Nov. 22, Bay Artists' Co-op, 415 S. Necaise Ave., Bay St. Louis. Studio pottery, paintings, jewelry, music and more. Details: 216-0210.
Negrotto's Gallery holiday open house: 10 a.m.-5 p.m., 2645 Executive Place, Biloxi. Details: 388-8822.
Barksgiving: 11 a.m.-2 p.m., Depot District, Bay St. Louis. Bring your pets to enjoy a parade, costume contest, Dachshund races, dog treats and more. Benefiting the Friends of the Animal Shelter in Hancock County. Details: 222-7018.
American Red Cross blood drive: 11 a.m.-4 p.m., Edgewater Mall, 2600 Beach Blvd., Biloxi. Details: 1-800-733-2767.
Second annual Let's Glow: 2 p.m. Ruck and Glow, 6-8 p.m. Let's Glow, Salvation Army Kroc Center, Biloxi. Bounce houses, face painting, Zumba, treat walk, games and more.
Saturday sports night and college football: 2 p.m., French Club of Biloxi, 182 Howard Ave. LSU-Ole Miss game. Details: 436-6472.
Sixth annual Gobble Wobble Food Drive & Bridge Run: 3-4:30 p.m. final registration, 4:15 p.m. opening ceremonies, Ocean Springs side of Biloxi Bay Bridge. Participants encouraged to dress in Thanksgiving-related costumes. Open to ages 12 and older. Cost: $10 donation or 10 nonperishable food items. Proceeds and food benefit local food pantries. Hosted by North Bay Civitan Club.
Arts by the Sea exhibition and sale: Noon-5 p.m. Nov. 21, Noon-6 p.m. Nov. 22, St. Peter's by-the-Sea Episcopal Church, 1909 15th St., Gulfport. Shop for local pottery, paintings, photography, sculptures, ornaments and more. 20 percent of the sales will benefit the church.
Thanksgiving special dance: 6-7:30 p.m., Lyman Senior Citizen Center, 14592 County Farm Road, Gulfport. Hosted by Belles and Buoys Square Dance Club. Callers Nick and Dee Hartley of Fairhope, Ala., and cuer Richard and Frances Matthews of Slidell. Details: 363-2622.
Parents night out: 6-8:30 p.m., River Rock Yoga, 2429 W. Commerce St. suite C, Ocean Springs. Led by Miss Summer. Cost: $25 per person and $12 for each additional child/same family. Designed for ages 5-12.
Arts Under the Dome presents The Barefoot Movement: 7 p.m., First United Methodist Church, Gulfport. Enjoy a little bluegrass music to kick off Arts Under the Dome season. Cost: $15 adults, $10 students. Details: 229-6851.
Third annual Tarts and Tramps: 7-11 p.m., 100 Men Hall, 303 Union St., Bay St. Louis. Food, cash bar, disco dance-off, costume contest, live entertainment. Cost: $25 in advance and $30 at the door.
Big Dance: 8 p.m., Amour Danzar, 9355 County Farm Road, Gulfport. Cost: $10 per person. Details: 324-3730.
Thanksgiving Dinner for Special Needs and Family: 11 a.m.-1 p.m., Donal Snyder Community Center, 2520 Pass Road, Biloxi. Open to individuals with mental and physical disabilities and their families. Details: 388-7170.
Fourth Sunday at Four: 4 p.m. concert, 5 p.m. art reception, Christ Episcopal Church, 912 S. Beach Blvd., Bay St. Louis. The Coast Chorale will perform "The Magic of Christmas," and the artwork of Tazwell S. Morton will be on display. Free. Details: 467-0106.
Winter Holiday kids workshop: 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Nov. 23-24, Walter Anderson Museum of Art, 510 Washington Ave., Ocean Springs. Designed for ages 5-12. Snacks provided but students will need to bring a sack lunch. Cost: $100 members and $125 nonmembers for single day; $60 members and $70 nonmembers. Details: 872-3164.
American Red Cross blood drive: 11 a.m.-4 p.m., Diamondhead Community Center, Diamondhead Circle, Hancock. Details: 1-800-733-2767.
American Red Cross blood drive: 12:30-6:30 p.m., Edgewater Mall, 2600 Beach Blvd., Biloxi. Details: 1-800-733-2767.
Free Friday Night: 5-8 p.m. Nov. 23 and 27, Lynn Meadows Discovery Center, Gulfport.
Harrison County Development Commissioners meeting: 8:15 a.m., 12281 Intraplex Parkway, Gulfport.
American Red Cross blood drive: 1-6 p.m., Edgewater Mall, 2600 Beach Blvd., Biloxi. Details: 1-800-733-2767.
30th annual free Thanksgiving dinner: 11 a.m.-2 p.m., American Legion Hall, 645 Green Meadow Road, Bay St. Louis. Deliveries will be made to the homebound in Bay St. Louis, Waveland and Hancock County. Details and deliveries: 223-7349.
American Red Cross blood drive: 12-5 p.m., Lowe's, 9020 Mississippi 603, Hancock County. Details: 1-800-733-2767.
VFW Post 6731 fried steak dinner: 6-8 p.m., 4321 W. Gay Road, D'Iberville. Details: 392-1152.
Mississippi Coast Marathon: 8 a.m., Stennis Space Center. Details: 313-0183.
Jammies and Jingles with Mrs. Claus pancake breakfast: 9:30-10:30 a.m., Lynn Meadows Discovery Center, Gulfport. Cost: $25 for one parent and one child, $5 for each additional child. Details: 897-6039.
Bobby Lyons Benefit Fundraiser: Noon, French Club of Biloxi, 182 Howard Ave. Music, food, silent auction and more. Details: 436-6472.


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Well it is seven o'clock on a dark Monday morning and I am thoroughly fed up. Whilst weekends are normally a time to recharge the batteries, this weekend has just drained me, thanks solely to Alice and her blasted homework.
Yes, we had another session where fifteen minutes' worth of homework turned into a three-hour slog. In the end I gave up - it was pointless her trying to answer questions about bus timetables when she couldn't even work out what the time was an hour before 3:45pm, for example. Not only was this truly easy stuff, but it is easy stuff she's covered before.
Unfortunately, I have to admit, I am such a poor teacher that I ended up getting frustrated and shouting, which clearly didn't help (though I'm not sure it particularly hindered her either).
I find this the most difficult part of parenthood. I started with nothing and anything that I have achieved in my life has been largely due to what's sitting in between my ears. It is profoundly disappointing that my daughter simply can't or won't engage her brain in any way, save for sitting there with the Argos catalogue and pointing out £300 toys she would like for christmas. All this despite knowing how tight things have become money-wise.
I am so fed up with it all. I can't help looking forward to when she is sixteen - if I am still alive then - and she can finally, legally, go out into the world on her own. And I can't help thinking that any half-decent parent wouldn't have thoughts such as these.


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Washington Gymnasts Start Home Stand with Arizona
Feb. 13, 2001
This Week: The Washington women's gymnastics team (7-5) returns to Bank of America Arena at Hec Edmundson Pavilion this week for the first of three straight home meets. The Huskies will face Arizona on Sunday, Feb. 18 at 2 p.m. Washington's home stand includes a dual meet with Oregon State on Feb. 25 and a three-way meet with Utah and Western Michigan on March 4.
Levesque on This Week's Meet: 'We just competed against Arizona last Sunday at the UCLA Invitational and we placed second while they were fourth,' says Washington coach Bob Levesque. 'The scoring was pretty tight. They were just .275 behind us, so I'm sure their goal is to find a way to make up that difference this week. This is a very important stretch of the season for us. We need to hit on our routines and raise our team scoring so that we can climb back into the top 25 in the next few weeks. I did not think we performed very well at California (192.175) and that was the first time we have been outscored by them in a long time. I think we had a good team meeting before the UCLA Invitational and we came out and gave a much better performance. The key is to build on that this week.'
The Polls: The Huskies remain unranked in the team standings this week. Junior Stacy Wong remains ranked in the uneven bars. Wong figures 15th in the national polls with a six-meet average score of 9.875.
Against the Wildcats: Arizona leads the series behind the two schools 12-11, but the Huskies have made up considerable ground in the past few years. Washington's victory against the Wildcats last weekend was the seventh straight time the Huskies have outscored Arizona.
Last Time Out: Washington finished second in a pair of multi-team meets in California last weekend. The Huskies scored 192.175 in a three-way meet at California (194.00) that also featured UC Davis (188.525). Washington's top finisher was senior Mandi Klug, who tied California's Carrie Kreifels for first place on beam with a score of 9.750. The Huskies scored 194.675 to place second behind top-ranked UCLA (196.725) at the Bruins' Invitational. UC Fullerton was third with a score of 194.575 while Arizona was fourth at 194.000. Washington's top individual performances were turned in by freshman Emily Pritchard, who tied for second on bars (9.900) and by Lanna Apisukh, who tied for third on floor exercise (9.900). Husky junior Stacy Wong was sixth in the all-around with a score of 39.100 while Apisukh finished seventh at 39.050.
Apisukh Racks Up Another Win: Lanna Apisukh's all-around victory at Arizona State on Feb. 2 marked the eighth time in her career that she has taken top honors in the all-around at a meet. It was the third time this season and the 22nd time in her career she has won an event title. Apisukh holds the distinction of being one of just four Husky gymnasts to score 39.400 or higher in the all-around. She is one of just two Huskies to score at least 9.900 on vault, 9.900 on bars, 9.925 on beam and 9.950 on floor. Tiffany Simpson (1996-2000) is the only other UW gymnast to hold that distinction.
Wong Comes on Strong: The past two years Husky gymnastics coach Bob Levesque has had to wonder 'what if' when it came to Stacy Wong's appearance in the lineup. Injuries prevented her from competing as a sophomore and limited her to just five appearances on bars as a freshman. This year, back to full health, Wong has begun to show her potential. On Feb. 2 at Arizona State she posted her best-ever score of 9.850 on vault. The previous week she set career highs on bars (9.975), beam (9.825), floor (9.875) and in the all-around (39.350) in a meet with Stanford and Seattle Pacific. Wong leads the Huskies this season with four event victories, including three first-place showings on bars in her first five meets. Wong's all-round score of 39.100 last week at UCLA was her second best as a Husky.
The Freshman Factor: All seven members of Washington's talented freshman class have competed in competition this season. Heading up the list of newcomers is Emily Pritchard, who topped the 39.000 mark in the all-around against Stanford and Seattle Pacific on Jan. 28. Pritchard used career highs on bars (9.850), beam (9.825) and floor (9.825) to post a score of 39.075. Last week at UCLA she improved her bars score to 9.900. Molly Seaman is coming off a great stretch of scores on the road. She set a career-best score of 9.775 in three events (vault, beam, floor) last at Arizona State and improved her floor score to 9.900 at California. Kim Claussen has been a regular for the Huskies on bars, Gharde Geldenhuys has performed on bars and floor, Daniela Medlin has appeared on bars while Amy Metcalf has competed on floor. Tanya Powers saw her first competition last weekend on beam at both California and UCLA>
Next Week: The Huskies play host to Pac-10 rival Oregon State on Feb. 25 at 2 p.m. in Bank of America Arena at Hec Edmundson Paviltion.
Injury Story: Washington will be without junior Allison Bruce during the 2001 season. Bruce suffered a preseason Achilles tendon injury that will force her to miss the entire season.
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New Delhi: The national capital Delhi was rocked by serial blasts on September 13, 2008. The first bomb exploded at 18:07 pm, and four other blasts followed in succession. At least 30 people killed and over 100 injured.
A week after the blast – on September 19 – a Delhi Police Special Cell team led by Inspector Mohan Chand Sharma, reached Batla House area in Jamia Nagar in south-east Delhi.
Based on intelligence inputs and local information, Sharma and his team suspected that the perpetrators of the blasts, Indian Mujahedeen terrorists, were holed up in a four-storied house (L-18) in Batla House.
By 9.30 am they had secured the entire area and at around 10.30 am the police party stormed the house.
There was heavy exchange of fire, in which two terrorists were killed; one was arrested, while two others escaped.
Inspector Mohan Chand Sharma, who led from the front, suffered bullet wounds and died while being taken to the hospital.
Those killed were later identified as Atif alias Bashir and Fakruddin, alias Sajed, both from Azamgarh in Uttar Pradesh.
Mohd Saif surrendered while two other terrorists Ariz Khan and Shehzad Ahmed managed to flee from the spot.
Two days after the encounter, Delhi Police arrested three alleged terrorists from the same locality (Jamia Nagar).
They told the police that one of the two killed, Atif Ameen, was a top IM operative and had planned more bomb blast in the capital's Nehru Place in the days to come.
The three- Zia-ur-Rehman, Mohammad Shakeel and Sakeeb Nasir made their confession before Delhi Police chief YS Dadhwal and admitted to their involvement in Delhi's serial blasts and in July 26 Ahmedabad blasts.
Abdul Rehman, the caretaker of the house, where the encounter had taken place was also arrested for having allegedly forging tenant verification documents and falsely claiming that those had been submitted to the police.
The police claimed that out of the 13 people suspected to be involved in Delhi blasts, five were arrested and two were killed in the September 19 encounter.
The force also lunched a manhunt for the other six who are still at large.
Later on several questions were raised on the claims made by Delhi Police regarding Operation Batla House.


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I bought this dog for my girlfriend and I have no idea what it is. The mom was a brindle Pit Bull Lab mix, kinda short, but really stocky. Hazel is my dog and she's got a brindle coat. The lady I got the dogs from doesn't know what the dad is.
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I just inherited my grandmother's 1921 Singer treadle sewing machine. I had it five minutes and I broke the cover off of where the bobbin goes. I slid it out and I thought it came off, it snapped off and now it won't go back on! What do I do?
Breeding Zebra Finches
I have 2 pairs of zebra finches. I'm just wondering if they will lay eggs or not. 1 pair has made their nest in one of the bamboo nests. The other pair doesn't like to go into their bamboo nest.
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My dog's paper work says she is a Pit Bull, but now that she is older she is starting not to look like one. What do you guys think? When she was a very young puppy she did look Pit Bull and sometimes now she still does, but only when her long ears are pulled back.
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I am Hadijja from Uganda. I am a poor graphics student who needs a laptop. Therefore I am requesting names of any organisation that can help me get one.
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My husband and I rescued a kitten almost a month ago. We ended up with a puppy recently, and our kitten does not like her at all. The puppy loves the kitten and just wants to play with her. The nicest we can get the kitten to be is if we have one pet on each end of couch. It has been almost a week.
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I have white cabinets and stainless steel appliances. I am going to replace my sink and my countertop. I am interested in the granite sinks. Should I go with a light-colored sink such as white or beige or a black or brown one? It will be an undermount.
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A friend gave me her old mattress and box spring, which has been stored in a building filled with mothballs. I've been working on it for weeks now and still can't quite get rid of that nasty stench, and it's spread to my room! How can I get rid of it once and for all?
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Baylor Bears coach Art Briles says the team is motivated by missing out on the College Football Playoff and losing to Michigan State in the Cotton Bowl.
Appearing on ESPN, when asked on the team's thoughts about missing out on the College Football Playoff last year, he said the team is no longer disappointed. They just wanted to prove their doubters wrong last year.
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Man in custody after early-morning crash
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A man faces several charges after running from the scene of an Omaha crash.
Investigators said a Chevy Silverado rear-ended another pickup near 60th and L shortly after 12:30 a.m. Friday.
Police said the driver of the Silverado sped off and clipped a house near 52nd and O streets while making a turn.
Investigators said he jumped out of the vehicle and tried to run away.
Officers captured the man nearby and took him into custody.
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A rare sculptural ceramic piece by the famed Parisian design firm Maison Jansen. Between 1920-1950 Maison Jansen provided design services to the royal families of Belgium, Iran, Leeds Castle in Kent England and most famously the White House during the administration of John F. Kennedy.
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Llancarfan overviewLlancarfan is a relaxing place unique for its gardens. You'll enjoy the abundant beer and bar choices. Plan a fun excursion to Church, College and Lighthouses Walk and Principality Stadium. Make some time to see popular sights such as Cardiff University and Museum of Welsh Life. Llancarfan is a business-friendly destination while offering something for everyone.
Where to stay in LlancarfanWhether you're planning to stay for a night or for the week, the area around Llancarfan has accommodations to fit every need. Search for hotels in Llancarfan with Hotels.com by checking our online map. Our maps display the areas and neighborhoods around all Llancarfan hotels so you can see how close you are from landmarks and attractions, and then refine your search within the larger area. The best Llancarfan hotel deals are here with our lowest price guarantee.
How to get to LlancarfanFly in to Cardiff (CWL-Cardiff Intl.), 2.1 mi (3.3 km) from downtown Llancarfan. Newport (XNE-Newport Train Station) is the next closest major airport, 19.4 mi (31.2 km) away.
What to see around LlancarfanSome top sights in the area include:
- • Church, College and Lighthouses Walk
- • Cardiff University
- • Museum of Welsh Life
- • Llandaff Cathedral
- • Principality Stadium
When to visit LlancarfanCurious about when's the best time to visit? Here are the seasonal norms to help with your planning:
Seasonal temperature averages
- January-March: 51°F day, 35°F night
- April-June: 67°F day, 39°F night
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Todd M. Camhe has worked in the media and entertainment industries for over twenty years. He has a diverse background as a writer, producer and executive on a wide array of entertainment projects for Fox and Warner Bros., record labels Interscope and Shady Records, music video website Vevo, recording artists Eminem, Lady Gaga and Adam Lambert, and global brands including The Limited, Samsung and Intel.
He successfully sold his screenplays to Fox and Warner Bros. and a television pilot to FX. He co-wrote and produced the independent film "Sister" starring Barbara Hershey and Reid Scott, which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival. Camhe holds a Masters Degree in Film from the Tisch School of the Arts at N.Y.U. and a Bachelors Degree from Trinity College.


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I have been incredibly neglectful to this blog as of late. But, in lieu of a lengthy post about some boring legal/political issue, I'll just link to the court order from a Federal District Court in Virginia which invalidated the state's same-sex marriage ban. This is just another in a long line of cases (see: The Increasing Role of the Judiciary in Deciding the Issue of Same-Sex Marriage) invalidating similar state laws. Will be very interesting to see what happens when this reaches the Supreme Court in the next couple years!
Link to the order: http://www.scribd.com/doc/207069119/2-13-cv-00395-135
I hope to be able to post more of my own analysis on current events and issues in the next few weeks!


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- Health Insurance Marketplace Open Enrollment Season Five - Begins November 1, 2017
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In this Episode of TYG Talks we discuss hilariously horrible Heroes and Villains from comics. This is a small part of Episode 13 of our weekly podcast. If you know any other Heroes or Villains and would like to explain why you think they are more horrible then the ones we mentioned leave us a comment below. Thanks for Listening!
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TV Guide Features Game of Thrones™ Coloring Book! Pre-Order Now!
Immerse yourself in the world of Game of Thrones® through this beautifully and intricately illustrated coloring book for adults, which was just featured in TV Guide®!
"Want to give Jon Snow a happy red smile?" writes TV Guide. "Now you can! Think Arya should have purple hair, or Winterfell needs polka dots? Go for it! Or, you could stay true to the show and wear your brown and black pencils into tiny little nubs."
Complete portraits of your favorite characters, and experience the dramatic landscapes and cities of the Seven Kingdoms and beyond. This is a coloring book of truly epic proportions. Read the rest of TV Guide's piece by clicking here!
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Since we are almost in April already, it is seriously time to start going after all the summer essentials you'll need before they are all sold-out! Last year, one of my most important accessory was a pair of "sticky boobs" as I call them. But as you can guess, after a few months of heat and humidity they are no longer sticky! Which is why this year, one of the first must haves on my list was a new pair, which is why when Kissbobo reached out to me about trying theirs I jumped on the occasion. I wouldn't be sharing this with you if I hadn't tried them on and wore them a few times already, but let me tell you: these are the unicorn of sticky boobs. Here is a sentence I never thought I'd say!
Low back dresses and tops are such a gorgeous fashion trend, and I would hate having to miss out on it because I couldn't find a bra that would allow me to wear them. I know there are a lot of adhesive strapless bras available, but having gone through a few different brands before I can honestly say these invisible sticky cups hold better AND hurt less when you take them off! I can imagine the look on my dad's face when he will see this post (pardon, Papa), but the truth is, as women we have to endure "pain" much more than men in the fashion world. Extremely high heels, waist-squeezing dresses, or hot irons burns, you name it we have to deal with it. So the feeling of victory when you find something that could be painful but isn't is amazing – which is why I am recommending it to all of you!
Tips on how to use and take care of it:
- gently hold yourself and start placing one cup at a time, starting below your breast and moving upwards
- using the click in between the cups to attach them together (insuring they will not move, and giving you more cleavage!)
- to remove, start from the top and gently pull down
- clean your bra after every use with warm water and mild soap, holding the cup in your palm (adhesive face up)
- air dry, hanging upside down – make sure it is completely dry before using again!
- store the bra by replacing the protective film over it, and put it back in the traveling bag it came in
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NARS Cosmetics announced the launch of its latest offering the "Last Resort Collection" on Monday, March 1 and the collection is just what the doctor ordered for the winter blues. It is well known by fans of the cult brand that François Nars has quiet the love of French Polynesia. It is this love and admiration of French Polynesia, and more specifically, his stunning island of Motu Tané, that inspired the "Last Resort Collection".
This limited edition collection features iconic NARS style with products that are emblematic of French Polynesia, and yet, reinterpreted with an edge that is quintessential François Nars.
NARS Cosmetics Last Resort Collection:
Laguna Bronzer in Tahiti ($59): is an extravagant exclusive for skin, steeped in NARS' iconic Laguna bronzing powder and mini Ita brush.
Tattoos ($35 – which are super hot this season): a set of four limited-edition temporary tattoos transport and transform with exhilarating edge.
Body Glow ($59): offering the burnished aura of high noon tropics, captured in an addictive blend of shimmer and shine. Part glistening monoi oil, part gardenia-infused coconut oil … pure paradise.
Monoi Body Glow II ($59): Escape into the senses with the essence of Tahiti. Monoi oil imparts instant hydration and exaltation with the sumptuous splendor of gardenia, refined in coconut extract.
Products are currently available at NARS and Sephora. Launching at department and specialty stores on April 1, 2015.


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Nite of the Living WillOctober 31, 3:00pm - 5:00pm
Mānoa Campus, Law School Moot Court Room
On Oct. 31, as part of its commitment to serving elders through the university, the UH Law School's Elder Law Program (UHELP) will offer the popular Nite of the Living Will in the Law School Moot Court Room on Halloween.
The free program is scheduled at 3:00 p.m. at the Law School at 2515 Dole St. and will focus on end of life medical treatment decision-making and advance care planning. The program is particularly aimed at kupuna, family caregivers, and service providers.
The topics will include informed consent/informed refusal, surrogate decision-making, advance directives, including individual instructions for health care and durable powers of attorney for health care, plus comfort care only and DNR bracelets/necklaces and Provider Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment (POLST).
Also available that afternoon is the handbook produced by UHELP, Deciding What's Next and Trying to Remember, a legal handbook for Hawai'i's older persons, families and caregivers.
To save a seat, call (808) 956-6544 or email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Faculty and students are welcome.
Parking is available for $5 in the lower campus parking structure
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Tuesday, October 31
Blood Bank of Hawaii Blood DriveMānoa Campus, Executive Dining Room, 2nd floor Campus Center
Urban and Regional Planning (Final Oral)Mānoa Campus, Saunders 114
Seminar: How ASEAN is dealing with Chinese PressureMānoa Campus, 1601 East-West Road
Text Mining Series – Session 3 - The Natural Language Toolkit (Hands on)Mānoa Campus, Hamilton Library Room 306
Public lecture by Amy Yao, visiting artistMānoa Campus, ART Building, Room 101
Nite of the Living WillMānoa Campus, Law School Moot Court Room


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Savvy Ideas to save you money this summer!
Summer is meant to be relaxing and fun! Not meant to be spent worrying on ways to keep your utility bill down. Instead of blasting the AC and spending more and more money, call Handyman Connection today for some great ideas on how to save this summer. Need some ideas now? Handyman Connection has you covered:
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Hello and welcome to the first edition of Planning with OHDEERME!!! I am so excited about this brand new monthly post that will take place on the 2nd Thursday of every month. The OHDEERME Kit is such an awesome kit...each month that lovely pouch is jam packed with amazing products that you can use for scrapbook layouts, card making and project life!!! BUT WAIT...this kit is also PERFECT for decorating your planner pages too!!!
Here is the full reveal pic for the October ODM Kit...
I am currently using a Personal Original Filofax in Nude...it is by far my favorite! This beauty kept showing up in my instagram feed and I knew I had to have it...so gladI took the plunge! I love weeding through my kit to see which items will work inside my planner. (always stay away from the super thick embellishments...adds too much bulk)
Next up I create my inserts by selecting some cardstock. I usually use white, but decided this yellow cardstock would be fun :) After cutting my cardstock to size, I use my Rapesco 6 Hole Adjustable Punch (great for pocket, personal and a5 size planners) to punch the holes.
I used the washi tape to block off my days for the week. (Week on 2 Pages)
The items I used from the ODM Kit: glitter enamel dots, vellum words, wood chips (owl), puffy stickers & chipboard alpha's! I cut down a piece of thin chipboard to use as a "marker" for my week. I used the "check list" clear stamp from the "Family Time" set to create a few to-do lists!
See...I told ya these kits are perfect for decorating your planner pages ;) After decorating my planner pages for the week I created a handmade card, scrapbook layout, dashboard for my planner and a tag! I still have leftover embellishments for future creations!!!
Hope you enjoyed the first Planning with OHDEERME!
See you next month...Candi


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by Michael Hofferber. Copyright © 1994. All rights reserved.
As Patrick Shannahan's stock dogs work a herd of sheep they are quiet and serious. No movement is wasted. No turn escapes their attention.
Shannahan's voice is soft but authoritative as he calls out commands to his trio of border collies. Meg and Spud and Hannah respond immediately, and sometimes earlier, running wide arcs around the sheep, driving them forward in a straight line and shedding them in orderly fashion.
"With gathering breeds like the border collie it's their instinct to herd animals and bring them to you. What I teach is how to develop that instinct," Shannahan explained.
A sheep rancher in Caldwell, Idaho, Shannahan started breeding and training stock dogs in the 1980s. His first border collie, a cross-bred dog, was acquired to help him with his herd of 250 ewes. When she died he replaced her with two purebred dogs and started seriously working at breeding and training. That led to requests for training classes and seminars.
"When I got started training stock dogs seven years ago there were only a handful of people doing this," Shannahan pointed out.
Today stock dogs are increasingly popular not only on farms and ranches, but also among pet owners and people who enter their dogs in stock dog trials -- an event during which dogs gather, drive and pen sheep on command.
Shannahan is one of the leading stock dog trainers in the Northwest, regularly conducting classes and seminars at his home ranch and elsewhere. He writes a column called "Patrick's Place" for the American Border Collie News and is regularly called upon for advice and instruction.
The majority of his students are newcomers to stock dogs. Ranchers and dairy operators training a work dog are outnumbered by hobbyists preparing their dogs for trials and pet owners taking the class for recreation.
Training begins in an arena and the dog is taught to position itself on the opposite side of the stock from its master. Good stock dogs will instinctively gather the herd and bring it toward their master, wherever he or she goes or stands.
Part of the training is focused on getting the animals to fetch stock in a straight line and to perform "out runs" properly, which means running a wide arc around a corner of the herd to keep the stock together.
Further training includes teaching the dogs to gather stock from an open field and to drive stock away as well as bring it into a pen. They can also be taught to split stock into groups and to drive them through gates. These are skills the dogs are graded on in stock dog trials.
It can take 18 months to two years to fully train a stock dog, according to Shannahan, but most dogs get far less.
"There are a lot of good working dogs that aren't trained," he admitted.
Most livestock owners only use their dogs to drive, Shannhan pointed out. With some training, they could be sent into a pasture to round up and pen a herd. A single well-educated dog could handle a small dairy herd.
"Without some training you probably aren't utilizing all the potential that the dog has," Shannahan pointed out.
Traits to look for in a stock dog include an eagerness to please and a naturally wide arc in their out runs.
"Some are certainly more talented than others," Shannahan said.


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What agents look for in authors, from Jim Levine interview
Meet Jim Levine, founder and co-Principal of the Levine Greenberg Literary Agency, with offices in San Francisco, Los Angeles, and New York.
Jim is also the author of seven books and hundreds of articles. He has appeared on countless nationally televised programs including Today, Good Morning America, and Oprah.
In this interview, Jim described how he conducts his business and the ingredients for a successful agent and author relationship. Any writer who has ever wondered how to acquire an agent, what agents look for, or how to effectively interact with an agent will find this interview invaluable.
Prior to founding his agency in 1989, he was a Vice President at Bank Street College of Education, where he served as agent to publishers on a variety of book, magazine, and software products. He was instrumental in developing the content of the products he represented, rather than acting exclusively in a sales role.
He brought this approach to his literary agency. He and has 13 agents work closely with writers to finely craft a book--from the early proposal stage to the marketing of the end product.
Case study
Dan Ariely, the highly successful author of Predictably Irrational: The Hidden Forces that Affect Our Decisions is one Jim's clients and serves as a case study of how Jim Levine works with an author developing a book.
(Published & Profitable members may listen to Mr. Ariely's interview on this website for a detailed discussion of his involvement with the Levine Greenberg Agency).
What Jim Levine looks for in authors
Jim Levine, who represents both first-time authors and established experts, explains that he looks for three important characteristics in every book proposal: a fresh idea, a distinctive voice, and a platform--or the potential to develop a platform--to sell the book.
A fresh idea is of paramount importance to the potential success of a book.
An example, he described the proliferation of books on China that flooded the marketplace in recent years.
While such a proposal might have inherent merit, such books struggle to communicate fresh ideas. These are the types of judgments that agents must make on a daily basis.
Often an agent will be impressed with a fresh idea for a book but, there is a great deal of work to be done to fine-tune the proposal. One of the stories Jim Levine describes concerns one of the inventors of the original personal data assistants.
Obviously an expert in his field and a man of great intelligence, the inventor came to the agency with an idea for a book about how the brain works.
However, books are conversations--not collection of notes. Great scientists and great thinkers might not possess the skills--or, in many cases, the time--to write a book in a conversational tone. This is where the right agent can make the difference between a dream and a published book.
"We will do whatever it takes to get the best product," says Mr. Levine. The agency will work with an author who has a strong foundation for a proposal and act as a "book doctor" to create and develop a product that will enjoy a high level of success.
Author platforms
Jim and his agents have to be selective when choosing their clients. In part, this is due to the current climate in the publishing industry.
"Publishers want safer bets and they want an already established platform for a book," says Mr. Levine.
A platform is, as he explains it, is the ability to sell a book. For example, celebrity status in a field is clearly an excellent platform, but occasionally a book itself serves as an excellent platform for an unknown author.
He described a story about Geoffrey Moore, author of Crossing the Chasm. The book became a success partly due to the author's ability to network throughout the HP Corporation. "The persistent harvesting of the fields," as Mr. Levine calls it, contributed to the book's success in the marketplace.
The interview with Jim Levine presents an inside look at what agents want and the format they want it in. He described "red flags" to avoid and a great deal of pragmatic advice. Published & Profitable members can access the full, 1-hour recorded interview.


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Ford's motto is, "Go Further," but that doesn't just apply to its cars. It also applies to its charitable efforts, and in July, Ford went further than ever before by donating $400,000 in grants and scholarships to high schools within the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC). Ford's able to fund its charitable donations due to the support and sales throughout dealers from West Valley City, Utah to the other side of the world.
"Education has long been a priority for Ford, and we are committed to helping our youth acquire the tools they need for future success," Joe Avila, the community outreach manager for the Ford Motor Company, said.
The $400,000 worth of grants and scholarships will go to eight cities with LULAC councils throughout the United States and Puerto Rico. LULAC provides education, health and employment opportunities for Hispanics in the U.S. and Puerto Rico. LULAC councils that have received money from Ford dealers will disperse the money to Hispanic students who are at risk of dropping out of high school due to economic, personal or health reasons.
Provo, Utah was a recipient of donations from Ford last year through LULAC. In order to continue their success of helping Hispanic children, the Utah city will receive another $10,000 from Ford this year.
Ford makes an admirable effort to donate to charities and to develop foundations and programs. It's nice to know that the next time you're buying a car from any of the many Ford dealers, you'll come away with a great car and an even greater feeling of helping those who need it the most.
From making cars to giving to charity, "Go Further" is more than just a catchy slogan for Ford. It's a philosophy that the company adheres to, and it's why Ford is not only one of the best car companies in the world, but also one of the most charitable.


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Simon \"Hasen\" Burgess has done an incredible rendition of the Rimsky-Korsakov\'s classic \"The Flight of the Bumblebee\":
Simon used GPO exclusively in this amazing this work. The GPO strings and woodwinds provide the very fast runs to create the musical \'bumblebee\'. Simon intersperses these runs with other instrumentation in this most famous of Rimsky-Korsakov\'s works. Here is the instrumentation he used:
GPO Instance 1: Flute Ens 1. Flute Ens 2. Oboe 1 Modern Ens 1. Oboe 1 Modern Ens 2. Bb Clarinet Ens 1. Bb Clarinet Ens2. Bassoon 1 Ens 1. Bassoon 1 Ens 2
GPO Instance 2: French Horn 1 Ens 1. French Horn 1 Ens 2. Vlns 1 Sus+Short. Vlns 2 Short Bows. Violas Short Bows. Cellos Short Bows. Basses Short Bows. Vlns 1 Trills H.
GPO Instance 3 : Vlns 1 Tremolo. Vlns 2 Tremolo. Violas Tremolo.
I was bee-dazzled by what Simon did and I think you will be too. [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]
Gary Garritan


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Considering both the participants here are black watching the gut-wrenching national conversation over race should be fun. Over to you, Barack Obama!
ESPN host and former Jets star Hugh Douglas shouted racial slurs and threatened to flatten a colleague during an ugly confrontation in Florida over the weekend.
A drunken Douglas called his "Numbers Never Lie" co-host Michael Smith an "Uncle Tom" and a "House N—–" at the House of Blues in Orlando Friday night, where they had been attending an event hosted by the National Association of Black Journalists, according to The Big Lead sports Web site.
"We are looking at the this incident internally," an ESPN rep said today, declining any further comment.
The 6-foot-2, 280-pound Douglas — honored as AP's 1995 Defensive Player of the Year — reportedly grabbed Smith's arm and the two colleagues had to be separated by security and others in attendance.
Douglas, drafted in the first round by Gang Green, was pulled aside by another ESPN staffer and quickly left the party.


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Hearing Loss – An Common Ailment
In the present age, one of the most common impairments that affect the average human being is loss of hearing. As a person ages, he develops a tendency of loss of hearing, where the auditory system of a person is partially or completely damaged. The treatment of the loss of hearing is totally dependent on the severity and the cause of the damage along with what part of the auditory system has been impacted.
Advanced Hearing Machines
A hearing aid as an advanced version of the traditional hearing machine has proved to be the most beneficial electronic device that has alleviated the problem of hearing of billions of people across the globe in assisting them in hearing clearly. There are a large variety of hearings aids available in the market, although digital hearing aids have proved to be one of the most technologically advanced hearing aids. People suffer from different types of hearing problems which has resulted in hearing aid manufactures to produce various types of hearing aids addressing the specific hearing problems of people.
A Plethora of Hearing Aids
While there are a large number of manufacturers of hearing aids across the globe, there are some manufacturers that have produced some of the most trusted hearing aids that are being used extensively. Widex hearing aids are one of the most widely used hearing aids amongst a large number of people throughout the world. A Danish company, Widex is the sixth largest company involved in the manufacture of hearing aids. One of the most convenient hearing aid gadgets is the Phonak hearing aids that easily adjust to the environments of the user. Oticon hearing aids have proved to be one of the finest hearing aids by dedicating their time and energy to ensure that people suffering from hearing impairment are able to live a normal life. For people looking for perfection and precision in hearing aids, Bernafon, a Swiss based company is one of the leading manufacturers of Bernafon hearing aids that are akin to their world famous watches. Coming to digital hearing aids, Starkey hearing aids have proved to be a class apart from the run of the mill types of hearing aids. These hearing aids are compact and offer a wide variety of hearing aids that suit to the requirements and budgets of myriads of people suffering from hearing impairment. Siemens hearing aids are considered to be one of the most rugged and stable hearing aids in the world market as German technology is well known for their toughness.