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In the early 1960s American artist Tony Smith constructed a number of sculptures from tetrahedral and octahedral shapes -- he called them "presences." In 1966 he was included in a critically acclaimed exhibit of minimalist and "reductive art" at the Jewish Museum called Primary Structures. Just one year later, several of Smith's sculptures were exhibited in Bryant Park as part of the first temporary display of contemporary art in a city park. Thankfully the tradition continues.
The Parks Commissioner at the time was Thomas Hoving. In March of 1967, just after the Smith exhibit was installed in the park, Hoving left that post to become the Director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. He oversaw a huge renovation and expansion project of the museum, and then wrote about it. But, during his 14 months as Parks Commissioner, he brazenly went about the city, collecting donations to make changes to the city's parks and igniting an interest in public art.
|Tony Smith (wearing hat) and workers during the installation. Image: New York City Parks Photo Archive
|Installation of Tony Smith's "The Snake is Out" Image: New York City Parks Photo Archive
|Tony Smith with "Willy," "Amaryllis," "The Snake is Out," and "Spitball" (L to R). Image: Tony Smith Estate
Nineteen years later, in 1998, another of Smith's pieces, "Smug" (1969-1970) was exhibited in Bryant Park, this time on the fountain terrace. (I think this image may have been scanned backwards -- from this angle on the terrace you should see 40th Street, not 42nd with the Grace building. It's a beautiful shot of the sculpture though).
|"Smug" on the Fountain Terrace. Image: Tony Smith Estate
Smith's work is incredibly recognizable and all over the place, but apparently not fully inventoried. There is, however, an ongoing effort by the International Network for the Conservation of Contemporary Art -- North America (INCCA) to compile a complete inventory of Smith's sculptures. The Tony Smith Sculpture Project South Orange has a good partial list along with a lot of supplementary information about the artist, his life, and work.
I saw one recently at the National Gallery of Art in Washington DC called "Moondog" (1964). It was inspired in part by composer and street performer Louis Harding. Harding was also known as Moondog and the "Viking of Sixth," for his chosen location (usually) at Sixth Avenue and 53rd Street.
|Smith's "Moondog" at the National Gallery of Art in Washington DC
In conjunction with the Tony Smith Centennial Celebration this year, Smith's works "One-Two-Three" (1976) are on view in Bryant Park from March 13 - April 10, on the upper terrace. Come check it out!
Read about previous public art exhibits in the park:
Kenneth Snelson (1967)
Mel Chin (1984)
George Rickey (1986)
Alexander Calder (1993)
Kate Gilmore (2010)
Sheryl Oring (2003, 2011)


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Bibles Through the Ages: Special Items from Eastern Mennonite University
Each library hosting the Manifold Greatness traveling exhibition offers a unique set of resource for its viewers. At Eastern Mennonite University, the Hartzler Library has had on view a number of Bibles from its Menno Simons Historical Library, a special collection of Anabaptist/Mennonite materials. Manifold Greatness was on view at EMU from January 26 through February 21, 2013.We've selected some unique items from the Menno Simons Historical Library to share in this post. Please scroll down to see these remarkable, historic Bibles.
Also on display is this New Testament from 1527 with the text in Greek, Latin which was translated by Erasmus and the Latin Vulgate.
The collection has a number of German Bibles since many Anabaptist groups who settled in the Eastern United States spoke German.
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$500 for design plus and extra $200 for coding a website for a real estate company specializing in Brazil. The company is called UV10 and the logo is at http://www.uv10.com.
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Just when I thought Spring was finally here we got some sleet and a few snow flurries. Check out this online flashlight screen.
But I'm not going to let that stop me from looking forward to Spring.
This is a card layout that I've seen before and just loved.
I've use the Stampin' Up! Trendy Trees stamp set. Such a cute set and very versatile.
The paper is from Basic Grey..another great staple for my background paper stash.
Hope everyone has a great day.
Sunday, April 5, 2009
Mild Breezes and Trendy Trees
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Saturday, April 4, 2009
Sunny Saturday
Hi Everyone
Hope you are all having a great Saturday.
I wanted to share this super cute card from my dear friend Carrie. She knows how much I love Hello Kitty!
Are you excited about The Greeting Farm releases on Wednesday? I sure am. I can't wait to show you what I've come up with.
I think some of you might be getting lucky!
Have a wonderful day!
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Friday, April 3, 2009
And the winner is.......
Hi Everyone
So let's just get to it. The winner of the Susie Surprise stamp set and the Cupcake Party Tray digi kit is................
So let's just get to it. The winner of the Susie Surprise stamp set and the Cupcake Party Tray digi kit is................
# 11 Liann
Congratulation Liann!! You will love this stamp set and digi kit! If you can send me an email with your address and the email address you want your digi kit to be sent to that would be great.
Thanks to everyone for playing along and giving me a shout out with my blog candy.
And....You might just check back because you never know what might be happening in the near (4-15-09) future. I think I smell more blog candy!
Have a great weekend everyone!
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Thursday, April 2, 2009
Never Ever
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I had a lot of fun working with this new stamp set called from .
It's a new set just out yesterday. When I was a very little girl I can remember going to one of the tiny theatre downtown to see Peter Pan. It made such an impression on me. Well...maybe it was the little boy playing Peter Pan that made an impression on me. :-)
The first card was me trying to get outside of my comfort zone. I was trying to create some sort of setting for them. The cobble wall definitely reminders me of the old fences in England. So I just thought maybe these guys might be hanging outside.
For the second card I followed my standard comfort zone. I really like the sentiment. I think it would be a good card to send to my Dad on his birthday. He's always young at heart. Then I'd make some cute comment in the card about me being his little fairy or something corny like that.
Thanks for stopping in and talking a look around. Don't forget about the blog candy post from yesterday. You have until Friday 4-3, 9:00 p.m. CST to enter.
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Wednesday, April 1, 2009
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Make sure and check out my double post for today. I have a blog candy giveaway.
Here is another sweet card using Susie Surprise who is new today over at
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Let's talk candy! Since today is my first day of being a Spring Gardner Design Team member for The Greeting Farm I wanted to share my joy and give away some candy. Since I know you will love Susie Surprise and I know you will want to welcome her to your Greeting Farm family I'll be offering Susie Surprise up as some Blog candy. And well since you can't just have Susie Surprise I'll be giving away the Cupcake Party Tray digital kit as well. WooHoo! I'm so excited for whoever wins. You'll have a lot of fun with her and the digital kit.
Here are the rules...Just leave a message on this post and give me a shout out. Let me know what you think of Susie Surprise. That's it. No other posting just leave a comment.
Don't you just love Susie Surprise! She's the new member of The Greeting Farm family.
You can check her out at
I've also included not just the Susie Surprise stamp but also a great Digital Kit called also from The Greeting Farm. I've had a lot of fun with the Cupcake Party Tray digital kit and was super excited to see Susie Surprise since I knew she'd go perfect with the kit.
Hop on over to The Greeting Farm and see all their new stamps released today!
Let's talk candy! Since today is my first day of being a Spring Gardner Design Team member for The Greeting Farm I wanted to share my joy and give away some candy. Since I know you will love Susie Surprise and I know you will want to welcome her to your Greeting Farm family I'll be offering Susie Surprise up as some Blog candy. And well since you can't just have Susie Surprise I'll be giving away the Cupcake Party Tray digital kit as well. WooHoo! I'm so excited for whoever wins. You'll have a lot of fun with her and the digital kit.
Here are the rules...Just leave a message on this post and give me a shout out. Let me know what you think of Susie Surprise. That's it. No other posting just leave a comment.
I can't stand the suspense of finding out who wins so I'll have the drawing open until Friday April 3rd at 9:00 p.m. CST. I'll announce the winner shortly there after. Good Luck to everyone.
Thanks for stopping by and taking a look at Susie Surprise.
Stamps: The Greeting Farm - Susie Surprise
Cardstock: Summer Sun and Pacific Point
Large Cupcakes - The Greeting Farm - Cupcake Party Tray Digital Kit
Accessories: Copic markers, Signon pen, Glaze Sakura pens, Gelly Roll pen, Ribbon
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Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Hi Everyone
Well...the magnolia tree's aren't yet blooming in my part of the country but the Magnolia stamps sure are. I placed my first order of Magnolia's last week and received them just the other day.
I'm so looking forward to creating stuff with this line. I've been fortunate to have gotten some stamped images from RAK's and swaps and have grown to really like these stamps.
Today's card is a Tilda. I'm not quite sure which one she is. She's on her way to school.
This is a very straight forward card. No shading with Copics just straight coloring. So nothing fancy.
I dug out my Signo pen again. It's great how that little bit of doodling adds to a card I think.
Thanks for stopping in and taking a look around.
Have a great day!
Stamps: Mangolia
Cardstock - SU: Riding Hood Red, Barely Banana
Background Paper: My Minds Eye, Out and About short stack with glitter
Copics, Making Memories Brads and Ribbon
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Monday, March 30, 2009
Upcoming Events
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I'm counting down the day's to April 1st which is my first official start date as a DT Spring Gardner for . I can't wait to show you some great creations using these stamps.
I'm counting down the day's to April 1st which is my first official start date as a DT Spring Gardner for . I can't wait to show you some great creations using these stamps.
I've had a long weekend spent out of the city and I feel refreshed and ready to go. I had a great visit out on the farm. Lot's of cow's, deer, baby barn kittens and LOTS of quiet! It's so nice to have a place to go to clear the mind.
For today I wanted to do a quick card from Forest Friends.
Thanks for taking a look and don't forget that new stamps will be available on April 1st at
Stamps: The Greeting Farm - Forest Friends
Card Stock - SU: Green Galore, Pink Passion
Background Paper - DCWV - The Spring Matstack
Accessories - Copic markers, Prima flowers, Brad, Signo pen
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Friday, March 27, 2009
Wonderful Friends
Hi Everyone
I've been so grateful for the wonderful friendships I've made through this funny thing called blogs. In my wildest dreams I never would have thought such a thing.
I wanted to share a cute RAK I received from my dear friend ({{hugs}}).
This is a great purse that can hold cards. It has some great Tilda stamped images and some cool brads that I can't wait to use. Plus...the adorable HK on the purse...and in my favorite color. WOW I'm loving it! I'm just getting into the Tilda stamps so I was super excited to see them.
Thanks Liann - you rock girlie!
Thanks for stopping by everyone,
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Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Another Addition
Hi Everyone
I've added another piece to the ever growing desk organizer set.
This is a mini filing cabinet. I found this great tutorial 's blog. I was surprised at how big this really turned out. I added some stickles in one of the cabinets so you could get a sense of the space and height.
I altered mine drawers just a little as I didn't have 12 x 12 cardstock that it called for so I modified the drawer size. I think it turned out ok.
Make sure and check out Holly's. It was very easy to follow.
Thanks for taking a look.
Posted by Tammy on 3/25/2009
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Another day to organize
Hi Everyone
Here is item 2 in my quest to create some cute organizational items for my desk.
This is the mini magazine holder. I'm sure you've seen it before. I did one a while back using a piece of 8 1/2 x 11 sheet of card stock that will hold A2 cards. I also have a pattern for a holder of A2 cards that used 12 x 12 sheet of cardstock. When I purchased the kit from Inking Idaho it was the 12 x 12 patter that was included in the instructions. I've had the 12 x 12 patter for sometime that I found off of a blog. I'm still searching for it so if I find it I'll post a link so you can create one yourself. The construction of this holder is quite simple really. It's just three of the mini magazine holders taped together. I used sticky strip of course. Then just add a few panels of CS and DSP to the front and sides. It's a snap. Literally the hardest part was getting each piece lined up with each other. You know that sticky strip..once it's down..it's down.
I'll have another cute accessory to add to this set tomorrow so stay tuned.
Thanks for stopping by.
Posted by Tammy on 3/24/2009
Monday, March 23, 2009
I see some organization on the way
Hi Everyone
I ran into this super cute chest on SCS and had to find out how to get the pattern. I'm usually really lazy about measuring things out myself so I was super excited to find blog
Becky is a full time Stampin' Up! demonstrator (oh wouldn't that be great) that comes up with these super cute projects. Check out her blog if you are interested in what she has to offer.
This is the cute little chest. It's really simple when you break it down. Just a few box bottoms with few sleeves then tape them all together...slap on a couple of panels of CS and you got it.
I'll have more goodies to share in the next few days. I can't wait to load this thing up with brads and such.
The second picture is to show how much room is in each drawer will hold.
Thanks for stopping by.
Card Stock - SU - Kiwi Kiss textured cardstock, Raspberry Tart DSP and Pixi Pink card stock.
Card Stock - SU - Kiwi Kiss textured cardstock, Raspberry Tart DSP and Pixi Pink card stock.
Hardware - SU - Designer brads
Posted by Tammy on 3/23/2009
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Sunday, March 22, 2009
From the Desk of....
Hi Everyone
I put together a quick box that will hold a 4" x 6" notepad. You could also just add some loose
paper. I'm always writing notes and always looking for paper to write stuff down on.
I though this would be great to have on my desk...in the kitchen....in the office, places like that.
This was really easy to put together. Best of all it's made from one sheet of 8 1/2" x 11" cardstock. It takes a few score lines and a few cuts and that's pretty much it.
Super simple.
I originally saw this on SCS. This uses Lauren Meader's Timeless Templates from PTI. The Desk Top Organizer.
Thanks for taking a look.
Stamps - The Greeting Farm - Forest Friends
Card Stock- SU Baja Breeze
Pattern Paper - My Mind's Eye - Penny Lane (Tiny Dancer "Pilie" Dancing Daisies Paper
Ink - Momento Tuxedo
Markers - Copics
Nesties - Lables 1
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Saturday, March 21, 2009
When Lucky Charm's not so Magically Delicious
Hi Everyone
Ever had your little one eat to many Lucky Charm's and soon regret it?
Well, I don't have any kids but I do remember eating those as a kid and having a bowl to many.
This cute stamp is from Taylored Expressions . I ordered all three sets when they came out and am just getting to stamp them up.
The cute 'Magically Delicious' sentiment was also from Taylored Expressions .
Hope you all are seeing rainbow's soon as Spring comes in.
Have a great day.
Posted by Tammy on 3/21/2009
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Friday, March 20, 2009
I Can Already Smell the Jelly Beans
Hi Everyone
Easter is just around the corner. How many bags of Easter candy have you had already?
I made a midnight trip to Wal-Mart last night and unfortunately walked down the holiday isle with all the Easter candy. Augh! I was strong and didn't buy any of it. But..oh it smelled so good.
I wanted to do something cute with the new from and I ran into a bag that I thought was so cute. It's made using the Nestie die cuts. I saw this bag on and couldn't wait to give it a try.
I used the largest scallop die and the larges oval die. I cut a strip of paper about 1 1/2" to make the bag part. I made tiny slits and folded them in to secure to each side scallop circle.
I added some ribbon to the small strip of card stock for the handle. I think it serves two purposes. If you have paper that's a little light weight if you add a strip of ribbon it gives it more structure. It also gives it a nice added dimension to the project.Enquiry
Go check out the digital stamp of Easter Anya
Have a great weekend!
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Mark Steyn notes an appalling development in politically-correct Vancouver:
Okay, Muslim foot-baths in Kansas City airport, gender-segregated swimming sessions at French municipal pools, banning pork from Aussie hospital menus, no eating donuts for Belgian cops during Ramadan, no seeing-eye dogs or alcohol in Minneapolis taxi cabs, fine, fine, fine. Must be sensitive and all that.
But this is an amazing victory. In Vancouver, infidels can't smoke but Muslims can.
It's true; Muslim hookah-smokers have been exempted from a new anti-smoking ordinance in Vancouver. It seems that Muslims really, really need to smoke. A new motto for the Vancouver city council: Not just mad; stark, raving mad!
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- Report: A criminal complaint says Delmon Young made an anti-Semitic remark
- "I sincerely regret what happened ... I take this matter very seriously," Young says in a statement
- New York police: The other man in the dispute sustained minor injuries
Detroit Tigers outfielder Delmon Young was arrested in Manhattan on Friday and charged with aggravated harassment after a dispute with another man, New York police said.
Young appeared intoxicated when police arrived at the scene outside the Hilton New York hotel, and he was treated and released from a hospital Friday morning, police Detective Martin Speechley said. The other man, who was not identified, sustained minor injuries but refused treatment, Speechley said.
The aggravated harassment charge is a misdemeanor, but Speechley said the case is being investigated as a possible hate crime because of "religious statements made" during the dispute. If there is evidence to support a hate crime, the seriousness of the charge would be "elevated," he said.
A criminal complaint states Young made an anti-Semitic remark, according to CNN affiliate WABC.
Young did not speak to reporters on camera, but issued a statement.
"I sincerely regret what happened last night," Young said, according to WABC. "I take this matter very seriously and assure everyone that I will do everything I can to improve myself as a person and player."
The team issued a brief statement Friday afternoon.
"We are aware of the situation, however it is our club policy not to comment on pending legal matters," the statement said. "As we understand it, this is an allegation and we need to allow the legal process to take its course."
The Tigers are in New York for a three-game series against the Yankees. Detroit lost the first game Friday to the Yankees.


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Afghan Cabbies Switch to Natural Gas
The Afghan government, with help from the U.S. military, is building new filling stations for cars converted to run on locally-sourced natural gas. WSJ's Nathan Hodge reports.
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Trogloraptor is a genus of large spiders found in the caves of southwestern Oregon. It is the sole genus in the family Trogloraptoridae, and includes only one species, Trogloraptor marchingtoni. These spiders are predominantly yellow-brown in color with a maximum leg span of 3 in (7.6 cm). They are remarkable for having hook-like claws on the raptorial last segments of their legs.
Trogloraptor belongs to one of only three new spider families described since 1990. The specific name is in honor of the amateur cave biologist and deputy sheriff Neil Marchington.
The spiders were first collected in 2010 by Geo Graening, Neil Marchington, Ron Davis and Daniel Snyder, cave conservationists from the Western Cave Conservancy.[1] They were described in 2012 by a research team consisting of arachnologists Charles Griswold, Tracy Audisio and Joel Ledford of the California Academy of Sciences. The male holotype was recovered from the M2 cave near Grants Pass, Oregon on July 29, 2010. The female holotype was recovered from a cave in Josephine County, Oregon on September 16, 2010.[1]
Lead researcher Griswold claimed that Trogloraptor might explain the legends of giant cave spiders in the area. The discovery is also notable because only two other new spider families have been described since 1990. The American arachnologist Norman Platnick commented that it was "...as fascinating to arachnologists as the discovery of a new dinosaur is to paleontologists."[2]
Trogloraptor includes only one species, Trogloraptor marchingtoni, and is the only genus in the monotypic family Trogloraptoridae. The family is believed to be a primitive member of the six-eyed spider superfamily Dysderoidea.[1] Their closest living relatives are the goblin spiders of the family Oonopidae. However, Trogloraptor exhibit several unique features, including primitive respiratory systems, that justify their assignment to a separate family. The family probably diverged from other spiders about 130 million years ago, which would make it another notable relict taxon from North America.[1][3]
The specific name is in honor of Neil Marchington. The generic name Trogloraptor means "cave robber", in reference to the spider's habitat and hooked raptorial tarsi.[1][4]
Additional live specimens recovered in 2010 and 2011 from Oregon were all found deep inside caves. Except for a single juvenile specimen recovered from the understory debris of old growth redwood forests of northwest California, none have been found outside the caves. This specimen has different markings than T. marchingtoni and may represent a new undescribed species.[1]
The family Trogloraptoridae may have had a wider distribution given that redwood forests encompassed a far greater area in North America during the Pliocene (about 5 mya). Other species may still be present in other caves.[3]
Adult Trogloraptor have six eyes and a body length of about 7 to 10 mm (0.28 to 0.39 in) in males and 8 to 10 mm (0.31 to 0.39 in) in females.[1] With its legs outstretched, the spider can reach up to 3 in (7.6 cm) in length.[2]
The entire body is yellow-brown, except for a dark brown V-shaped mark on the cephalothorax, the orange-brown chelicerae, and the purple-brown abdomen (opisthosoma) with a series of faint light-colored chevron markings. The cephalothorax carapace is pear-shaped with a heart-shaped sternum. The abdomen is oval and sparsely covered with small bristles (setae). The males possess enlarged piriform pedipalps.[1][4]
The spiders are unique in the flexible and teethed hook-like claws on the last segments (tarsus) of their legs. These elongated claws resemble those of spiders in the family Gradungulidae of Australia and New Zealand, but the two families are only distantly related.[1] Hooked tarsal claws are also present to a lesser extent in the unrelated genera Doryonychus of Tetragnathidae, Hetrogriffus of Thomisidae and Celaenia of Araneidae.[5]
Trogloraptor spin simple webs with only a few strands, hung from the roofs of caves. Griswold et al. stated that the claws may have a significant function in capturing prey. Similar to the Nelson cave spider of New Zealand (Spelungula cavernicola, a gradungulid), Trogloraptor probably dangle upside down from their webs, snatching at passing flying insects with their claws. However their exact prey remains unknown. Captured live specimens were raised in climate-controlled laboratory conditions in an effort to find out. These specimens were offered moths, crickets and other spiders as food; but these were declined and the specimens starved after two weeks. This may indicate a preference for very specific prey.[1][6]
Like most spiders, Trogloraptor possess venom glands. However, the venom is not known to be harmful to humans. The spiders themselves are very shy and unaggressive. They immediately flee illumination.[3]
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SIZE: 8 feet
RANGE: Subtropical oceans worldwide including North and South America, Africa, Asia and Australia
HABITAT: Found inshore and offshore. Common around bays, river mouths and surface waters
DIET: Mainly fish, but also cephalopods, crustaceans and gastropods
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Also known as brown sharks, sandbar sharks exhibit the typical appearance and behavior that people associate with sharks. They are ram ventilators, which means that they must constantly swim to move water across their gills. While these sharks swim much faster and are more agile than the sandtiger sharks, they seem almost afraid of the divers and will avoid any type of interaction with them. Sandbar sharks bear live young and have eggs that develop internally. Litter sizes generally average six to 13 pups; females reach maturity at about 12 to 15 years of age
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Bolivia held a friendly match to commemorate the re-opening of the newly refurbished La Paz stadium on Sunday.
Things turned slightly sour, however, when Bolivian president Evo Morales took objection to being scythed down by a member of the opposition—all comprised of his political rivals—and returned the favour with a knee to the testicles.
Hilariously, Bolivian news reports suggest the poor bastard nursing his balls was lucky not to get arrested for the initial challenge.
This post, written by Richard Gilzene, is republished with permission from The Spoiler. Go there often if you like soccer stuff.


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Dan Walters has yet again used his column to repeat criticisms of the Enterprise Zone program, this time in the context of discussing tax reform:
Mention "tax reform" to a liberal Democrat, and the talk immediately turns to raising more revenues. Mention it to a conservative Republican, and he or she sees it as a way to cut taxes.
Real tax reform, however, is not about increasing or reducing revenues, but about making taxation fairer, simpler, more stable and more aligned with economic reality. And by that standard California is in sore need of real reform.
A few years ago, a blue-ribbon commission appointed by then-Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and the Legislature tackled tax reform – especially the corrosive volatility of state revenues – and after much internal angst proposed an overhaul of sales and income taxes. Its report was promptly relegated to the circular file.
If anything, the need for reform has increased since.
While Gov. Jerry Brown and his fellow Democrats are relishing the sales and income tax revenues produced by Proposition 30, it will have the counterproductive effect of making the state even more dangerously dependent on how well a handful of wealthy people are doing in their investments – increasing the volatility that the tax commission was trying to decrease.
With newly minted supermajorities in both legislative houses, Democrats are talking a lot about "tax reform" these days. Characteristically, however, they mean changes that would make it easier to raise state and local taxes, such as reducing the vote margin for school and local government parcel taxes.
Brown, meanwhile, is proposing to shrink one of the more indefensible loopholes, called "enterprise zones," which provide hefty tax credits to employers for locating in and hiring workers from communities with high levels of poverty, unemployment and welfare dependency.
Every independent study of the state's 40-plus local enterprise zones concludes that they do little or nothing to create more employment but are milked for more than a half-billion dollars in tax credits each year, some accruing retroactively to companies that hire consultants to work the system.
Brown initially proposed to kill enterprise zones altogether, just as the state wiped out local government redevelopment agencies, for the same reason: The money they cost would be better spent elsewhere.
However, that went nowhere. His new approach is to tighten up the requirements to end "retroactive vouchering" and require firms to offer more documentary proof that they are hiring those most in need of work. The new rules would reduce the state's cost by about $50 million a year.
That's small potatoes in a nearly $100 billion general fund budget – not even enough, one might say, to pay for the tax loophole that Brown and the Legislature punched in the tax code for the movie industry, which is a big backer of Democratic campaigns.


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Robin van Persie, the leading scorer in the English Premier League, scored a hat trick this morning during Arsenal's 5-3 win over Chelsea. But it was the celebration after the second goal that will raise some eyebrows.
After scoring on a breakaway, van Persie runs to the corner of the pitch and appears to make two Nazi salutes.
It would seem that there is probably some innocent and logical explanation, but we have no idea what it is. But even if there was no evil malice this must be the soccer celebration equivalent of painting one's face black. That is, the intention may not have been to offend, but it is still stupid.
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Clay Aiken's opponent in the Democratic primary for North Carolina's Second Congressional District seat, Keith Crisco, died today, according to the company he owned, Asheboro Elastics Corporation.
The 71-year-old textile entrepreneur and former state commerce secretary died at his home around 1:30 p.m., the company said. He had fallen, a spokesperson for the company told ABC News, but no other information was immediately available.
In a statement, Aiken said he was "stunned and deeply saddened by Keith Crisco's death" adding he was "suspending all campaign activities as we pray for his family and friends."
"Keith came from humble beginnings. No matter how high he rose –- to Harvard, to the White House and to the Governor's Cabinet –- he never forgot where he came from," Aiken said. "He was a gentleman, a good and honorable man and an extraordinary public servant. I was honored to know him."
At the time of his death, the race was still too close to call. Aiken was leading Crisco by just 369 votes and on Tuesday the votes are scheduled to be officially certified. The two were locked in a battle to take on incumbent GOP Rep. Renee Ellmers. In a statement, Ellmers said she was "deeply saddened by this sudden and painful tragedy and wish God's blessings for Keith's family through the coming days."
READ: Clay Aiken's N.C. House Race Still Deadlocked
The North Carolina State Board of Elections also released a statement saying they were saddened to hear of Crisco's unexpected passing.
"A native of North Carolina, we are grateful for Mr. Crisco's service to our state and his community through the years," the statement said. "Our thoughts and prayers are with the Crisco family during this difficult time."
The Asheboro, North Carolina, police department said Crisco was dead by the time emergency responders arrived. They would not immediately give any other details, including a cause of death.
Joshua Lawson, spokesman for the state Board of Elections, said that the vote certification process in North Carolina does not change because of Crisco's death since it is prescribed by statute. The vote certification process will continue as scheduled on Tuesday and if the absentee ballots or voting errors put Crisco ahead of Aiken then the district executive committee of the Democratic Party would choose the nominee.


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Creation & Transformation: Defining Moments in Inuit Art
The collection of Inuit art held by the Winnipeg Art Gallery is extraordinary by any standard: its geographic range, diverse media, and its size have brought international renown to the collection of 13,000 artworks. As the WAG celebrates its 100th anniversary in 2012–2013, this major exhibition of 115 artworks will reveal the scope of the collection and will feature many of the Gallery's treasures as it marks this important milestone. Organized chronologically, the exhibition will demonstrate the genesis and evolution of contemporary Inuit art from 1949 to the present day: from carvers in the 1950s, such as Johnny Inukpuk, to later story-tellers in stone, such as Davidialuk Alasua Amittu, and in whale bone such as Karoo Ashevak; from pioneer graphic artist, Jessie Oonark, to graphic artists working today in new and personal idioms, such as Shuvinai Ashoona. The exhibition will be curated by WAG Curator of Inuit Art, Darlene Coward Wight and will be a celebration of creativity that has had many transformations over six decades.
To honour the scale and importance of this exhibition, and in partnership with the WAG, Douglas & McIntyre has published a large, high quality book that will speak not only to the history and genesis of contemporary Inuit art, but to the wealth and breadth of the WAG's Inuit art collection. This new historical narrative will be revealed in essays by international authorities Susan Gustavison, Ingo Hessel, Christine Lalonde, and Norman Vorano, led by the Winnipeg Art Gallery's Curator of Inuit Art, Darlene Coward Wight, one of the world's leading scholars in the field. The 256-page hard cover book features 140 colour and archival images and is available in the Gallery Shop for $65. It will be officially launched at McNally Robinson Booksellers at 7pm on Thursday, November 15.
Click here for an exhibition review in Galleries West magazine.
Click here for an exhibition review by Alison Gillmor for the CBC.
Click here for an exhibiton article by Carolin Veseley, Winnipeg Free Press
Click here for an exhibition review by Alison Gillmor for Canadian Art
The Manitoba Urban Inuit Association has built two igloos on the WAG rooftop. Click here to learn more.
Interactive Zone
Following-up on the amazing feedback that was received regarding the Rockwell Interactive Zone, the WAG is prepared to offer new exploratory activities for visitors to explore within this exhibition. Look for opportunities for children and adults to engage in the exhibition by creating their own artwork, leaving a message, and exploring timelines all based on discovering the fantastic world of contemporary Inuit art.
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Trajectories of Transformation: A Symposium on Inuit Art
A one-day symposium exploring the defining moments in Inuit art.
Friday, January 25, 2013 from 9am to 5pm
Free Public Opening
The largest exhibiton of Inuit art ever mounted by the WAG traces the development of this artform over the past six decades.
Friday, January 25, 2013 from 7pm to 10pm
Tunniit: Retracing the Lines of Inuit Tattoos
An intriguing documentary about the lost tradition of Inuit facial tattoos.
Saturday January 26, 2013 at 7pm
Interactive Family Tours
A great way to spend family time together!
Sunday February 3, 2013 at 1pm Sunday March 3, 2013 at 1pm Sunday April 7, 2013 at 1pm
Creation and Transformation Drop-In Exhibition Tours
Sunday drop-in tours of the largest exhibition of Inuit art ever mounted by the WAG.
Sunday February 3, 2013 at 2pm Sunday February 10, 2013 at 2pm Sunday February 17, 2013 at 2pm Sunday February 24, 2013 at 2pm Sunday March 3, 2013 at 2pm Sunday March 10, 2013 at 2pm Sunday March 17, 2013 at 2pm Sunday March 24, 2013 at 2pm Sunday March 31, 2013 at 2pm Sunday April 7, 2013 at 2pm Sunday April 14, 2013 at 2pm
Members' Tour
A members-only tour of this major exhibition of Inuit art.
Wednesday February 6, 2013 at 12pm
Curator's Tour of Creation and Transformation
Join Darlene Coward Wight, Curator of Inuit Art, for a tour of the largest exhibition of Inuit art ever mounted by the WAG.
Wednesday February 6, 2013 at 12pm
Art Eats
Dinner at Storm Bistro followed by a tour of Creation and Transformation: Defining Moments in Inuit Art.
Friday, February 8, 2013 from 6pm to 9pm Friday, March 1, 2013 from 6pm to 9pm
Linocut and Stencil Printmaking Workshop
Register now for this 2-day workshop.
Saturday February 9, 2013 at 12pm Saturday February 16, 2013 at 12pm
Video: Inuit Odyssey
A video journey across the North and a millenium back in time.
Wednesday February 13, 2013 at 12pm
Video: Treasure from the Far Fur Country
A special screening of rarely seen films from the archives of the Hudson Bay Company.
Wednesday February 20, 2013 at 12pm
Art Eats - Special Edition
A special Art Eats offers dinner at Storm Bistro followed by an in-depth tour of the exhibition led by Darlene Coward Wight, Curator of Inuit Art.
Friday, February 22, 2013 from 6pm to 9pm Friday, March 22, 2013 from 6pm to 9pm
Arctic Adventure
Inspired by the exhibition Creation and Transformation: Defining Moments in Inuit Art, this exciting afternoon will feature fun activities and performances by Inuit artists. Explore the history of Inuit art by engaging in an interactive family exhibition tour. Watch and learn the art of throat singing, build your own Inuksuk and Inuit work of art, and much more!
Sunday, March 17, 2013 from 1:30pm to 4pm
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Over the weekend Tom and I added a bookshelf to the hallway and re-organised some space in our living room. Not massive renovations but just some small jobs we wanted to get out the way to free up some space downstairs. We moved lots of Wilf's books onto the landing a little before bedtime, although he did help me stack them all on there he must have forgotten as the next morning we heard the usual patter of his feet as he made his way from his bedroom to ours and then.. 'OH look! my books!'
Instead of heading to our bed and waking us up at just gone 6am we heard him reading to himself on the landing. Tom and I looked at each other and realised that this was one of those really special moments in life, ordinary and magical all at the same time. Well, I thought that anyway, Tom maybe thought 'great! he's not coming to wake us up! ;)' but we both smiled listening him chatter away through book after book.
Being the person I am I couldn't just stay in bed and savour it, I had to try and sneakily capture the moment. Of course Wilf spotted me after a second and that was that, bouncing on the bed time and Tom send to make the morning cup of tea.
The ordinary moments
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Blending has always been a popular tool for digital scrapbookers. It's one of those fun techniques that you just can't do with paper scrapping. Using photoshop or other similar programs, you can blend papers, photos, textures, overlays, brushes and on and on. The possibilities are truly endless. Blendable products are really hot right now. Let's take a look at just a few of the new digi products that have been released.
Designer Digitals
Katie Pertiet has collection after collection of blendable products at Designer Digitals. She has just released 3 new blending products this week, including vintage journalers with soft edges for easy blending, as well as a blended template that includes snippets of papers and elements. All you have to do is add your photo, paper and some journaling. Her third release is a set of 4 12×12 clipping masks for blending your own papers and photos.


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Devon Life 2016
East Devon Coast and Country. Butterflies, Orchid extravaganza
Express and Echo June 26th 2010.
GOREN Farm was awarded a commendation in Britain's Most Beautiful Farm Awards earlier this year. It was given on merit of conservation, sustainability and profitability in farming and Julian Pady, who has been at the farm since 2001, although it has been in his family since 1955, is particularly proud of this. "It is a farm essentially, but hay has been made here since the 1800s, so there has always been a seed bank here of wild flower seeds," says Julian. "Since 2003, we have been cutting the fields particularly for the flowers, rather than when the grass is best for hay. "I suppose we are very unusual, compared to most of the gardens on the scheme, but a lot of people come because they want to establish their own meadows in their own gardens — maybe not on our scale," he laughs, "but they are looking at how we manage our meadows and how we manage our weeds. "They also want to know what grows in this area — they are usually people from the West Country who are looking for a local seed source that will grow well here." Julian is one of the only traditional seed sellers who harvest from a wild seed bank rather than propagating or buying in seeds, and visitors can buy the seed in person or order it on the internet.


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'Make Wall Street traders and CEOs fear for their lives, or at least for their freedom to travel.'
Recall the unionists' siege of the Maryland banker's home the other day? Perhaps it was inspired in part by this screed on the world financial crisis that appeared a little while back on the blog New Deal 2.0, published by the left‐leaning Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt Institute. Other advice in the same piece on how to handle execs from Goldman Sachs and similar investment banks: "Build some Guantanamo‐like facility to hold these enemy financial combatants until they can be tried, convicted, and properly punished." And: "Post the names of all managers and traders on Interpol. Arrest anyone who tries to board a plane, train, or boat; confiscate their passports; revoke their visas and work permits; and put a hold on their bank accounts until culpability can be assessed."
Tongue in cheek‐ism, evidence of a genuine impulse to dispense with the rule of law, or some of both? Well, judge for yourself, bearing in mind what sorts of rhetoric serve in accusing, say, the Tea Party movement of extremism and worse. The "braintrusters" roster of the Roosevelt Institute, incidentally, boasts such respectables as Jonathan Alter, Hendrik Hertzberg, appeals court nominee Goodwin Liu, Joseph Stiglitz and Sean Wilentz.
As part of a symposium the other day, the recently launched blog Think Tanked asked me to help define what a think tank is and what it should do. My advice on the latter was to "let 'em rip" — the scholars and thinkers, that is — but maybe in the case of the Roosevelt Institute I'd advise making an exception.


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Palutkiewicz Radosław
Classical Ballet / Dancer
A graduate of the Feliks Parnell Ballet High School in Łodź. After graduation he danced as a coryphaeus at the Wrocław Opera. Between 2000 and 2002 he worked with Gastspiel Theaterdirektion Gerhartz, dancing in the production Fire of dance as well as in the musical Mamma Mia. Later he took part in Jarosław Stańko's project Opentaniec in Teatr Muzyczny in Gdynia. He was also a dancer of the Capitol Music Theatre in Wrocław.
Ever since January 2008 he has been a soloist of the Baltic Dance Theatre and dances solo parts in Eurasia, 4&4, Romeo and Juliet, Tango life, Tamashii (Men's Dance), Chopinart and OUT.
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A man who sued Tallahassee Police after an officer shot and killed his dog has settled his case.
It all started at about four in the morning in July, 2009.
Tallahassee Police Officers Joseph Azevedo and Mark Adrick arrived at a home in the 1400 block of Charlotte Avenue.
The officers were there because Kyle Marshall's live in girlfriend for two years claimed he was going to harm her black lab Dutch and wouldn't return it.
Marshall says it's not true and fallout from a fight.
The officers claim Marshall ordered his dog Smitty to attack them.
Officer Azevedo fatally shot Smitty.
"The officers maintain that the dog attacked them and they were justified in using the force they used," said Cassandra Jackson, a spokeswoman for the Tallahassee City Attorney.
"In no way was Smitty aggressive," said Marshall. "In no way did he look aggressive," he said. "This was basically the officers not manning up to a mistake they made and covering themselves to keep their jobs," Marshall said.
While Marshall admits he was rude to the officers and told them to leave his property multiple times, he says he feared for his own life after Officer Azevedo shot Smitty.
He says he tried to close the door and get away, but the officers entered his home and Acevedo shot Marshall twice with a taser.
"They shot my dog right on my front porch and then came into my house," said Marshall. "What rights do you have if you can't stay in your own house," he said.
"It was determined their actions were completely justified because they were in fear for their own safety," said Jackson.
Marshall was arrested and charged with two counts of aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer, resisting an officer without violence and petit theft of the dog.
He faced up to 30 years in prison.
However, the state attorney dropped all the charges, noting "the dog in this case does not meet the definition of a deadly weapon".
Marshall then sued.
Instead of going to trial, the city settled out of court with Marshall for $25,000.
"There was some concern perhaps the sympathy factor because of the dog," said Jackson explaining the decision to settle.
While Marshall has received the $25,000 settlement, he says his legal bills were more than $40,000.
And he said he sat in jail for two weeks.
He says he was offered a plea deal for three years in prison he's glad he didn't take.
"It's real serious," said Marshall. "It would've changed my entire life," he said. "I'd still be in jail right now," Marshall said.
Instead Marshall left Tallahassee to get a fresh start in California.
As for Officers Azevedo and Adrick, a Tallahassee Police Department internal affairs investigation cleared them both of any wrongdoing.


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