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It was with great sadness that Grinnell College informs faculty, students and staff that John Mohan, friend, colleague, and beloved professor of Russian, passed away unexpectedly Saturday evening, April 5, 2003. Cause of death was heart failure. Our thoughts and prayers continue to be with John's wife, Joan, his sons John Paul and Joseph and the rest of his family, colleagues, and with his many, many students, past and present.
"John was the epitome of a fine liberal arts college professor with his eye on the overall education and well-being of his student," said Russell K. Osgood, president of Grinnell College. "He had a deep understanding of the human family and a love for beauty in all of its forms."
John Mohan joined the faculty at Grinnell College in 1973. John received his B.S. from Mount St. Mary's College, an M.A. from Middlebury College, and the Ph.D. from Cornell University. A full professor since 1991, John helped establish the Russian Department in the early 70's, and for the last 29 years was widely known for his service to the College and profession, knowledge of Russian literature and culture, humanistic values, excellence in teaching and mentoring, dedication to students, and his kindness and keen wit.
An accomplished scholar, John wrote on a number of topics in the field of nineteenth- and twentieth-century Russian literature. He served the college with great dedication in many capacities — as Russian Department chair for many years and most recently as chair of the Humanities Division and member of Executive Council. He also was an active advocate of Russian studies in the U.S. and served for almost a decade on the Board of American Council of Teachers of Russian. John taught all levels of Russian and literature in translation and was legendary for his courses on Dostoevsky and Tolstoy. John created and nurtured a network of Russian Department alumni, and remained close to many of his former students over the years. John will be missed by his family, friends, colleagues and students, as well as the entire Grinnell community.
Reminiscences of John Mohan
We have not only a common origin, but a common fate as well--death. That being the case, why can't we be a little kinder to one another?
John M. Mohan 1936-2003
Many of you will know or remember that outside ARH there stands an oak tree planted in memory of John. At the base of the tree is a plaque with the inscription above. In past weeks, however, there has been an addition to John's fitting memorial: someone has knitted a sweater for the tree. We have no idea who made this lovely garment, but we are certain that John would have been most pleased. It did seem to appear over alumni weekend, so perhaps one of his former students made this kind gesture? Many, many thanks to whomever it was!
Follow the link above to find a collection of reminiscences from alumni that were sent to us immediately after John's death. Other alumni since then have sent in their thoughts and reminiscences, and we include them below. Please feel free to submit your words on John.
Stephen Ahearn '94 took John's Tolstoy course while a student at Grinnell and John asked him, as he was the only math major in the course, to comment on the integration passage at the beginning of book XI. Some time later, after Stephen began teaching calculus, he corresponded with him about the passage. In the summer of 2004, he finally wrote an essay about the passage and he dedicates his essay, "Tolstoy's integration metaphor from War and peace", which was published in The American Mathematical Monthly 112 (2005), 631-638, to his memory.
Ben Johnston, '85 writes: John Mohan used to crack a joke when asked about what you could do with a Russian major. "You could go manage a male strip club, or you could go to medical school. Or, if you're Ben Johnston, you could do both." I think John's best advice when I was considering a Russian major was..."Ben, this is the only time in your life when you can study something you love for the pure joy of studying it. The major is rigorous, but you will be well prepared to do whatever you want after you graduate. If you want to go to law school, be a Russian major and take the required pre-law classes. If you want to go to medical school, be a Russian major and take the required pre-med classes. But don't miss this opportunity to intellectually immerse yourself in something you love and enjoy for four years."
John was wonderful man and made a deep impact on me. And as aside he was right. When I applied to medical school, I got tons of interviews and one of the contributing factors was that I was a Russian major. As described to me by one of the medical school admissions officers, they have stacks of applications on theirs desks. The stacks are sometime two to three fee tall. The largest are the pre-med, biology, and chemistry majors that "have always wanted to be doctor so they could help people." If the admission officers have to sit through hours of interviews, they're going to choose interesting people. "I wonder why the hell a Russian major wants to go to medical school..." and sets the application in the small pile of applicants to the interviewed.


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Since forming in 2004, Time Again have taken their distinctive brand of adrenaline-fueled street punk from the club scene of their hometown Los Angeles to sold-out venues all over the US and Canada as well as across the pond to the festival stages of Europe and England. Supporting such acts as Social Distortion, Rancid, Tiger Army and The Casualties, just to name a few. A far cry from their humble beginnings when they were hustling their self titled EP's on the streets to raise money for tour.
Time Again doesn't just build upon their already established sound with their second full-length album "Darker Days". They push the boundaries and deliver an album filled with emotional suspense and angst driven intensity; triumphantly emerging as a tighter, more focused band.
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Because of Time Again's non-stop touring schedule, the majority of Darker Days was written in back-stages, hotel rooms, and often times right in their tour van. Coming straight off the road, and into the studio, they enlisted long time friend Mike Green to produce the record. "He's just so talented, and easy to work with"- Dart says, "all of the songs felt so right and came so naturally." This was further confirmed by the recording sessions. They completed "Darker Days" (the recording/mixing and mastering process) in only 6 days. While the sound is more sonically impressive all around, the raw energy and grit of Time Again's live performances is cleverly captured on the recordings.
The album's opener "Day Like This" begins with Daniel Dart proclaiming "This is my world! This is my life!"- A statement that lets the listener know the band hasn't strayed from the deeply personal topics that made their debut album so meaningful and inspiring. The song then explodes into a barrage of punk rock mayhem that could very well serve as the soundtrack to a street brawl! But the song's main feature is in an out-of-nowhere chorus that is sure to raise the hairs on the back of your neck. The song perfectly showcases the bands new arsenal as well as foreshadowing what is to come.
The second track "Soon It Will Be" serves up a roaring shout along hook, along with a soaring guitar riff complemented by the drumming of Purucker sounding faster and fiercer than ever. "One Way Or Another" combines Soffer's blistering bass lines at the forefront, with Dart's signature rasp at full-fledged speed, all building up to possibly the most haunting and subtly addictive melody on the album.
The album then transitions into the fist shaking, tactfully political anthem "The Lines Are Faded". The lyrics are compelling and ambitious, but never preachy. Dart sings- "The lines that are drawn between right and wrong/ once there was something, now they are gone."- Delivering it with a headshake rather than a finger point. Much of the songs charm also comes from Reyes' simple yet perfectly plotted guitar lines propelling the song forward.
The album's title track "Darker Days" is a tension building, anxiety filled roller-coaster that is more than worthy of being the album's cornerstone track. The climax lies in the song's bridge, where Dart's words of despair and regret are self-argued into defiance, hope, and inspiration.
As with all the material, each song is short and precise. Though they are fully envisioned tracks, they never overstay their welcome. "Lucky" is the story about an unlikely mentor, with the song sounding equal parts the Clash, as it does Johnny Cash. The stage-trashing "Montreal (street kids)", recounts a night with a group of out-of-control punks in of all places, Montreal Canada. The delightfully sentimental "Lookin Back" and "Movin' on" are both about troubled relationships at home due to life on the road.
One of the album's biggest revelations can be found between the record's rawest and most brutal tracks, "Goin Down" and "Shell Casings". "TV Static" is a two minute punk gem about youthful exasperation that dances around hints of Motown.
The album's closer, the destined to be timeless "Outcast", further showcases Time Again's versatility and song writing talent. The tone is both thought provoking and heartwarming. The lyrics "Would you fall through the cracks? Lie flat on your back? Or be true to yourself and live life as an Outcast?"- Come off, not as a question, but a heartfelt plea. It's the song's message and conviction that will ultimately make it a classic.
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Dancing in the Ruins - The new Big 12 rising from the ruins of the old.
Texas World Problems.
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Berry Trammel looks at the possibility of a future 16-member Big 12 being comprised of four team "pods," which means "divisions" in English. (The Oklahoman)
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Texas high school senior athlete Montrel Meander commits to Texas' 2013 recruiting class. (The Austin American-Statesman)
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In considering the collapse of Ralph Reed's political dreams, it's tempting to conjure up biblical parables about Jesus instructing his followers in humility by suggesting they go "sit in the lowest place"--or of pride going before a fall. Reed was the preternaturally boyish spear carrier for the religious right, the brash Evangelical who transformed the Christian Coalition into a populist power center, then helped usher Republicans into control of Congress and George W. Bush into the presidency. The next step was launching his own political career in his native Georgia: Reed would be elected Lieutenant Governor this November, then Governor four...
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Help us shape our vision for the future of paediatrics in the UK
28 January 2020
Russell reflects on the last year since we launched Paediatrics 2040, and invites all UK members to get involved with the project by completing our new survey.
Prisons report is shocking and appalling, says RCPCH
21 January 2020
Peter Clarke, the chief inspector of prisons, has called for a "major overhaul" of the policy of separating children in young offender institutions. We support this call and we condemn unacceptable practices such as solitary confinement and the use of restraints.
Government must defend and protect rights of child refugees, says RCPCH
16 January 2020
Our President Professor Russell Viner comments on the Dubs amendment to protect child refugees from family separations.
Next government must tackle paediatric workforce shortage, says RCPCH
13 November 2019
Our election manifesto calls for action on workforce and healthier environments for children and young people.
Tackle obesity with better routes home from school
13 September 2019
RSPH say banning junk food ads, building parks and transforming active travel are key to success. RCPCH's Dr Max Davie responds.
Improvements made but more work to be done, says Britain's largest evaluation of NHS maternity and neonatal services
11 July 2019
RCPCH President responds to latest National Maternity and Perinatal Audit and says whilst the expansion of perinatal mental health support is particularly welcome, support services are under immense pressure. He urges an immediate moratorium on any further cuts so "pregnant women and their children ...
Year 8 boys to be offered free HPV vaccine
9 July 2019
The move by Public Health England could prevent over 100,000 cancers. The RCPCH's Immunisation Expert responds.
Tougher baby food regulations needed to improve child health, say experts
27 June 2019
The measure forms part of a range of recommendations made by RCPCH as part of our ambitious "Prevention Vision". The amount of free sugar in baby food should be reduced and the Government should place a "moratorium" on public health funding cuts, according to bold recommendations outlined today by l...
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23 May 2019
The RCPCH welcomes the Government's commitment to protect children online but, to inform future policy and public advice, says it must go further to ensure researchers have access to high quality data.
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Joan Rivers has been known to look kind of scary at times, but no one's ever mistaken her for a potential terrorist – until now.
The ever-hysterical plastic-surgery poster woman was kicked off a Newark-bound Continental flight from Costa Rica on Sunday after a security agent deemed the two names on her passport suspicious, according to published reports.
Rivers' passport has her listed with two last names – Rivers, which she adopted before she went into show business, and Rosenberg, the surname belonging to her late husband.
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Once the gate agent saw the two names on the passport, she told Rivers she couldn't get on the flight. And thus the 76-year-old comedian was left alone (her daughter had flown out earlier that day) in the Central American country with no debit card and a mere $100 in cash, reports the Daily News.
Fortunately, a kindly porter took pity on Rivers and found someone to drive her nearly seven hours to Costa Rica's main airport in San Jose, where she was able to catch a flight back on Monday – a day behind schedule.
Back home in Manhattan, Rivers was able to make light of her traveling ordeal.
"If I were going to make up an alias, I wouldn't pick Rosenberg. I'd pick Jolie or Pitt," Rivers told the News. "Do terrorists wear Manolo Blahniks? I can tell you Donna Karan does not make anything that hides a bomb."
Security has been ramped up at airports across the country in recent weeks after a Nigerian national allegedly tried to blow up a Detroit-bound plane on Christmas Day by igniting a bomb in his underwear.


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List of the eight FCS schools' upsets of FBS
BOULDER — Eight FCS schools defeated FBS schools over the weekend. On the other hand, 22 FCS schools lost to their older brothers. Below is a list of the eight upsets:
Southern Utah 22, South Alabama 21
Towson 33, Connecticut 18
Samford 31, Georgia State 21
North Dakota State 24, Kansas State 21
Eastern Washington 49, No. 25 Oregon State 46
McNeese State 53, South Florida 21
Eastern Illinois 40, San Diego State 19
Northern Iowa 28, Iowa State 20
Please note that Georgia State is in its first year in FBS and South Alabama just completed a two-year transitional period. Both are in the Sun Belt.
Central Arkansas, No. 5 in FCS, visits Colorado at 6 p.m. Saturday.


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Scientific Name
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Red octopus are thought to be clever animals. In 2012, a tiny juvenile hitchhiked into the Aquarium on a sponge, and hid in one of our exhibits for a year before being discovered walking across the Aquarium's floor in the middle of the night!
"We'd noticed that there weren't as many crabs coming out at feeding time in that exhibit," said one aquarist. "Now we realize that's where they'd all been going—into the octopus's tummy!"
The crafty fellow was eventually released into the bay.
Natural History
A red octopus's normal color is red or reddish brown, but like other octopuses it can change quickly—in a fraction of a second—to yellow, brown, white, red or a variety of mottled colors. To communicate or court, an octopus might contrast with its surroundings; to hide, it will camouflage itself. It can also alter skin texture to match sand or a rocky surface.
An octopus usually forages at night then retreats to its den to eat at leisure. It kills its prey (crabs are a favorite food) with venom secreted from its salivary glands, then cracks the shell with its sharp beak. It can also drill a hole in the snail's shell with its radula and inject a chemical that separates the snail's flesh from its shell. An octopus deposits empty shells outside its den in a pile–commonly called an "octopus's garden."
Red octopus are common in their range. However, as with other sea life, pollution, overfishing and habitat destruction pose serious threats to cephalopods.
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Although it has excellent eyesight, a red octopus uses touch and smell to find food—thousands of chemical receptors and millions of texture receptors line the rims of its suckers. It scours the sandy seafloor to flush out small prey, or crawls in and out of rocky areas to hunt crabs and shrimp.
A red octopus lives about two years. Just-hatched red octopuses begin life in the intertidal and shallow subtidal zones. Juveniles make their homes on kelp holdfasts before migrating offshore and settling on the sandy sea floor.
A red octopus mates in late winter and early spring before moving to the intertidal area to spawn. Females protect and groom eggs until the larvae hatch six to eight weeks later. The females then die; the males die after mating.
According to researchers who explore the Monterey Canyon with an ROV (remotely operated vehicle), the red octopus is the most common animal found along the continental shelf—at depths of 600 feet (183 m)!
A red octopus is a highly developed marine mollusc. It has three hearts—one pumps blood through the body and the other two pump blood through the gills. Researchers consider octopuses to be the most intelligent invertebrates—maybe as intelligent as a house cat.
While tidepooling, you might see a red octopus in the intertidal zone, but it's best not to touch it. Red octopus have sharp beaks and are inclined to bite and then spit venom on the wound. Healing from an octopus bite might take three weeks.


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The national survey showed that 36 percent of charities reported an increase in donations in the first nine months of 2010, compared with only 23 percent in the same period of 2009.
Thirty-seven percent of charities reported a decrease in giving, a dramatic change from 2009's 51 percent. Among those experiencing a decline in giving, the main reason cited was fewer individual donations and smaller amounts. Lower amounts received from foundations and corporations also contributed to the overall lower giving amounts at these charities. Giving remained unchanged at 26 percent of nonprofits in 2010 vs. 25 percent in 2009.
"We are beginning to see some positive signs, but despite that giving still has a long way to go to return to the levels it was at three or four years ago," said Patrick M. Rooney, executive director of the Center on Philanthropy at Indiana University, which spearheaded the collaboration. "One-fifth of charities in the survey said their budgets for 2011 will be lower than for 2010, forcing many of them to look at cuts in services, salaries and staff."
Among the 20 percent of nonprofits anticipating reduced budgets next year, 66 percent say they will have to reduce programs, services or operating hours, 59 percent expect to cut or freeze staff salaries or benefits, and 49 percent are planning layoffs or hiring freezes.
"The Nonprofit Fundraising Survey: November 2010" is the first product of a collaboration involving six organizations that serve the nonprofit sector: the Association of Fundraising Professionals, Blackbaud, the Center on Philanthropy at Indiana University, the Foundation Center, GuideStar USA Inc., and the Urban Institute's National Center for Charitable Statistics.
"For the first time in two years, there is cause for cautious optimism about the nonprofit sector in this economy," said Bob Ottenhoff, president and CEO of GuideStar. "Nonetheless, in this latest study, as in all prior years, nonprofits also are reporting increased demand for their services. Even as giving increases, philanthropic dollars fall short of the amounts needed to help people in our country and abroad."
Demand for services increased at 78 percent of human service nonprofits and 68 percent of charities overall in 2010. Charities will be hard-pressed in 2011 to secure funding for growing needs, especially as individual and foundation donors are cautious about boosting support and other sources of funding — including government contracts for services — are cut.
"Younger, less well-established nonprofits have been especially hard hit by the recession," noted Lawrence T. McGill, vice president for research at the Foundation Center. "Many foundations, seeking to maximize more limited resources, have steered their grantmaking toward organizations they believe have the best chance to weather the economic storm."
Other Key NRC Survey Findings:
- In four of eight subsectors, the share of organizations reporting an increase in contributions was about the same as the share reporting a decrease. The four with nearly equal percentages of organizations with giving up and giving down are: arts, education, environment/animals, and human services.
- International organizations were the most likely to report an increase in contributions, reflecting donations made for disaster relief.
- In three subsectors — health, public-society benefit, and religion — a larger share of the organizations reported declines than reported increases.
- The larger an organization's annual expenditures, the more likely it reported an increase in charitable receipts in the first nine months of 2010 compared with the same period in 2009.
- Most organizations were guardedly optimistic about 2011. Forty-seven percent plan budget increases, 33 percent expect to maintain their current level of expenditures, and 20 percent anticipate a lower budget for 2011.
By working together, the Nonprofit Research Collaborative can reduce the number of surveys nonprofits are asked to complete, collect information more efficiently, and analyze it in more useful ways to create the benchmarks and trends that nonprofits and grant makers use to guide their work. Each partner has at least a decade of direct experience collecting information from nonprofits on charitable receipts, fundraising practices, and/or grantmaking activities. Survey participants will form a panel over time, allowing for trend comparisons among the same organizations. This approach provides more useful benchmarking information than repeated cross-sectional studies.
The first NRC survey, based on questions that GuideStar used for its annual economic surveys, was fielded between October 19 and November 3, 2010. It received 2,513 responses. More than 2,350 charities completed the questions, as did 163 foundations. The analysis for grant makers includes responses from charities that make grants but that are not foundations. These include United Ways, Jewish federations, congregations, and a number of other types of organizations. There were responses from 386 grant makers.
The respondents form a convenience sample. There is no margin of error or measure of statistical significance using this sampling technique, as it is not a random sample of the population studied. However, given the long-running nature of GuideStar's economic surveys and the strong relationship between findings in those studies in prior years and actual results once tax data about charitable giving are available, the method employed here is a useful barometer of what charities experience and what total giving will look like. In the future, the NRC surveys are expected to occur in early winter, spring, and fall every year.
"The Nonprofit Fundraising Survey: November 2010" (PDF), which includes responses broken down by types of nonprofits and budget size, can be downloaded at no charge from the Gain Knowledge area of the Foundation Center's web site.


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JLWOP Weekend Reading
Just because a case has been decided doesn't mean all issues surrounding it have been resolved. We will be reminded of this on Monday afternoon when Elena Kagan will begin her confirmation hearings by listening to what surely will be more than a few Senatorial earfuls over whether she agrees with the decisions in any of the four big cases the Court will have handed down just that morning.
But there will be other cases from this term that will continue to make hay in our courts and at the ballot box. The Court's 5-4 opinion in Graham v. Florida invalidating life sentences without parole for juveniles convicted of non-homicide crimes is one such case. Graham has triggered changes–and with changes, challenges–to the criminal law's political and legal landscape.
For those interested in some compelling post-Graham analysis, please check out Scott Hechinger's article in the forthcoming issue of the NYU Review of Law & Social Change, now available on SSRN. Scott is a newly-credentialed NYU Law graduate, the 2010-11 Sinsheimer Children's Rights Fellow, and very good friend of mine. This article is loaded with smart analysis and debatable positions that F1@1F readers will surely enjoy.


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President Ma Ying-jeou's (馬英九) credibility has hit a new low with more than 60 percent of respondents in a public opinion survey released yesterday saying he is an "over-packaged product."
The public's view of Ma's integrity has dipped further with negative responses about his image increasing by up to 8.5 percentage points on the same survey conducted by Taiwan Indicator Survey Research last year.
Ma's latest 20.1 percent credibility rating was only slightly better than former president Chen Shui-bian's (陳水扁) at his worst mark of 17.7 percent, when Chen was embroiled in the 2006 corruption scandal. This is despite Ma and the Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) enjoying a strong legislative majority and control of the executive branch.
In the poll, 62.9 percent of the respondents found Ma untrustworthy and 74.1 percent disapproved of his performance.
In a series of questions about Ma's "brand image," 63.9 percent of respondents said he was "over-packaged," 58.8 percent said his abilities were "exaggerated" and 47 percent saw him as "an expired, deteriorating product."
Numbers to the same questions in May last year increased by between 3.3 and 8.5 percentage points, showing that "Ma has become more unpopular," a TISR press release showed.
With Ma being the only candidate in the KMT chairmanship election next week, 59.6 percent of respondents said his insistence on doubling as the president and KMT chairman was inappropriate, while 20.8 percent said it was appropriate and 19.6 percent declined to answer.
KMT supporters appeared to be struggling with Ma's decision, TISR said, as a further breakdown found that 43.5 percent of the KMT supporters deemed it appropriate and 40.1 percent said otherwise.
However, the survey found that more than half of KMT supporters still opted to support Ma in the chairman election, with 53 percent saying that they would vote for him "to show KMT solidarity" and 33.2 percent saying that they preferred to cast invalid ballots "to warn Ma and give him a lesson."
Asked whether his doubling as KMT chairman would help him fight corruption and rebuild the party's image, 72.4 percent of those polled gave negative answers, while 12.6 percent was positive and 15.1 percent did not answer.
The poll, conducted on Tuesday and Wednesday, collected 1,005 valid samples and had a margin of error of 3.1 percentage points.


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You may return your dress to us within 3 days of purchasing it from our store for a voucher with the value of the dress to spend in our store. Unfortunately to avoid fraud, we will not be able to offer any monetary refunds to the products purchased. Vouchers are valid for 6 months since the day of issue. We are willing to accept the return of your items initially sold by us, but they must be in original condition and unworn with tags still attached. In addition, Custom Ordered items, Bridal gowns, and items purchased in showrooms or exhibitions are not eligible for a return. Please contact us before sending back any items via post. Items received by postal services without notification beforehand are not covered by our return policy and we are under no obligation to send them back to you without a charge. International customers will have the responsibility of paying for any and all packaging and postage fees, the fees will be included with the price of the dress. Packages refused from London dress will be treated as a returned item, and will only be eligible for a voucher with the same value as the item to spend in our store and not a refund. We DO NOT DO Refunds. Customised Bridal dresses will not be refunded or exchanged. Once an order has been placed it cannot be cancelled without incurring a cancellation fee, and once the ordered has been dispatched it cannot be returned and any returning fees must be paid for by the receiver. Any items purchased through the use of store credit, will become Final Sale. No returns or exchanges will be accepted on Final Sale items.
We use multiple shipping methods to deliver your items, those are but not limited to Royal mail, UPS, DHL or FedEx. Packages are to be expected within 2-3 business days after your order has been placed, if the item is available in stock. Free shipping on all US order or order above £50 Once your order has been placed, you will receive a confirmation email containing a tracking number for your order, that you can keep track off. Please allow a minimum of 24 hours for the status of your tracked products to update. If you have any questions regarding your order or if there are any problems with your tracked products, please do not hesitate to contact us immediately to answer your queries or help you solve your problem. will not take any responsibility for repairing any of the dresses sold by us, if the dress was purchased with the full knowledge of it being damaged or missing any parts. Otherwise we would not be able to fix the dress for you , however, depending on the investigation, we might issue you with either a replacement or a refund accordingly. International customers please contact us on the day of receiving your item, if they arrived damaged.


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Sioux Falls Two-Day Getaway
A sculpture-filled downtown, a famous park and nearby outdoor rec funnel visitors to South Dakota's biggest metro, Sioux Falls.
Pioneers transformed the prairie settlement of Sioux Falls with buildings of distinctive pink quartzite. Beds of that same quartzite wear smoother every century from the force of the Big Sioux River-its waterfalls just blocks from downtown in the state's largest city.
Day 1
Pair a fresh cup of coffee at Josiah's Coffeehouse and Cafe with bananas Foster French toast for a satisfying breakfast.
In nearby Falls Park, the Big Sioux River drops 100 feet in a series of dramatic waterfalls. Take the elevator to the top of the five-story viewing tower for the best vistas, then stroll the park's paved walkway. Enjoy a snack at the Falls Overlook Cafe in a 1908 hydroelectric plant.
Three floors of regional history draw visitors to the Old Courthouse Museum, a restored 1880s quartzite building.
Try lunch specials like a classic muffuletta or pasta salad with spinach and currants at M.B. Haskett Delicatessen downtown.
A $1-a-day trolley ferries passengers along Phillips Avenue and the East Bank, where you'll pass some of the pieces of art on SculptureWalk as you shop galleries and boutiques.
At K Restaurant, the dinner menu changes each weekend; expect contemporary American entrees like lobster red Thai curry and bison stroganoff.
A few miles northwest of downtown, an indoor water park and classy, oversize digs cater to families at Best Western Plus Ramkota Hotel.
Day 2
Phillips Avenue Diner serves fluffy pancakes in a retro setting. Two miles of walking trails and the Sertoma Butterfly House and Marine Cove await at Sertoma Park.
For more animal encounters, the 45-acre Great Plains Zoo and Delbridge Museum of Natural History houses more than 1,000 creatures from around the world, including 23 endangered species.
Kids will enjoy the Washington Pavilion of Arts and Sciences, which features hands-on exhibits at the Kirby Science Discovery Center.
Mama's Ladas Enchilada Shop and Wine Bar's cheesy signature dish is a can't-miss.
Head to Palisades State Park in Garretson, 23 miles northeast of Sioux Falls, to walk trails to views of 50-foot cliffs above Split Rock Creek.
The Pettigrew Home and Museum displays curiosities the state's first senator collected while traveling-among them the shackles worn by Wild Bill Hickok's killer and a walrus skin kayak.
Spend a summer evening at the Birdcage ballpark catching the minor-league Canaries in action.
More information: visitsiouxfalls.com
Meal You'll Remember
On balmy nights, outdoor seating at Paramount Studio and Wine Bar lets diners enjoy the view of downtown's SculptureWalk and historic buildings. Linger over drinks-we loved the slightly sweet Strawberry Basil Grande Martini with a dusting of black pepper-then nosh on dishes like regional fave chislic (pan-fried cubes of beef) or Paramount Pizza. A delicate tiramisu rounds out your meal. minervas.net/paramount-studio-sioux-falls


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Making Things Happen, a photo by rsmithing on Flickr.
Two things I've been doing lately: travelling and listening to Beats Antique (often simultaneously). The music is, for me, a perfect mood-setter: stimulating, forward moving, and compelling without lyrics. I saw the band twice in 2012, and captured this image of Zoe Jakes at a gig in Asheville, NC. This snapshot makes the perfect foreground for this vista from above the clouds off Florida's Gulf Coast, brought together via iPhone with the masks & textures of Photoforge2.
Update 3/3: Now Featured by WeAreJUXT
Big thanks to the folks at WeAreJUXT for including this image in their weekly showcase! This is the second image of mine featured there (here's the first) and I'm totally flattered, since they constantly and consistently highlight such great creations with insights from their creators (and I'm not just saying that because I'm there). You should definitely check out the whole JUXT site. Here's what I say about this image over there:
My favorite art is the kind that gets the viewer to consider things in new ways. I believe that's the most exciting thing about sharing creativity: the opportunity for a mind-expanding experience. That can happen for me through words, music, or with visual art as in the works of my favorite artists, Salvador Dalí and Jerry Uelsmann. The story behind this image is that I was on a business trip last month and happened to be in the air at just the right time to capture a glorious sunrise from above the clouds. I knew I wanted to remember the moment, but didn't know what form that would take. This week, the vision hit me: a dancer amid the clouds with selective lighting and textures was what I wanted to make happen. I instantly thought of this silhouette image I shot last year at a show by one of my favorite bands, Beats Antique, which happen to be on heavy rotation during my recent travels. The mysterious form in the foreground is the troupe's Zoe Jakes as shown backlit from behind a screen with exotic costume accents. The spell-casting pose along with textures, layer modes and and masking in Photoforge2 makes the mind-expansion thing happen.
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Saturday, August 20, 2011
You're Fabulous
To start I took a piece of pink striped patterned paper from Echo Parks Dots & Stripes mini pad and adhered it to a white card base.
I then die cut some Enchanted Evening card stock using the Beautiful Blooms dies from Papertrey Ink. Brushed the edges with Fresh Snow ink and adhered a threaded New Leaf Button to the flower centers.
I stamped my sentiment in Enchanted Evening ink and adhered three pearls underneath to finish it off.
Here is a look at the inspirational pic:
I hope you enjoyed! Have a wonderful, crafty weekend peeps!
Paper: White, Enchanted Evening Papertrey Ink
Patterned Paper: Dots & Stripes Echo Park
Stamps: Essential Messages Hero Arts
Ink: Enchanted Evening, Fresh Snow Papertrey Ink
Embellishments: New Leaf Buttons Papertrey Ink, White Embroidery Floss DMC, Pearls Hero Arts
Tools: Beautiful Blooms Dies Papertrey Ink
23 comments:
Oh, this is really cool! I'm still trying to wrap my head around these colors...lol. Love the bit if white on your flowers. :)ReplyDelete
This is fantastic! So bold and beautiful. The white edges on the flowers add so much dimension.ReplyDelete
Oh WOW!!! SO fun and cheerful!!! LOVE it ! Thanks so much for joining us AGAIN Lindsay, we love having you at The Play Date Csfe :)ReplyDelete
Love it!!! I really like this week's color combo. Love the white on your flowers.ReplyDelete
So fabulous. Love the white tips on the petals. Bright fun and cheery. :)ReplyDelete
Have a wonderful weekend.
Love this one I especially love those flowers how clever those tips you've made. And I'm also hooked on the combo's by the playdatecafe.ReplyDelete
Lindsay I LOVE what you did to this navy flowers!!! What a great idea!!! Such a fun, fabulous card!ReplyDelete
Love the bold and bright card. The brushed the ink on the edge of navy flower really make the flowers stand out.ReplyDelete
Great card. I love those colors. The white on the blue flowers really does a great job of softening up the look.ReplyDelete
What a fun and cheery card!! tfs!!ReplyDelete
Love how your worked the colors and highlighted the flowers, too. So bright and cheery! Have a great weekend!ReplyDelete
Love this bright, bold card! The inking on the flowers is a gorgeous touch - really makes them pop!ReplyDelete
love this! You do pink so effortlessly! LOVE how you did those flowers, the white edges, the green buttons, yummy!ReplyDelete
What a happy card Lindsay!!! This flower die from PTI is one of my favorites! Super job :)ReplyDelete
You are fabulous too, my friend! How beautiful and bright this card is!ReplyDelete
great colors, love the flowers!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous card, Lindsay!! Congrats on being featured in PaperCrafts Connection!! So happy for you!!ReplyDelete
I love the inking on the edge of the flowers. It's a cool look!ReplyDelete
WOWA! This is FABULOUS!! Love!ReplyDelete
Lindsay, this is dynamic! I like the way you've tipped those flowers in a bit of white, to help give dimension. And BTW, love your work in Paper Crafts' mags! I was just looking thru Stamp It (again) today, and thought, "I sure do like the things Lindsay makes." :) Thanks for playing with us at The pLay DAte Cafe!ReplyDelete
Oh! We're so glad you're addicted to our color stories :)! LOVE having your creations grace our gallery! And this one is no different! LOVE those gorgeous, inked and layered blossoms! Thanks so much for playing along with us this week at The Play Date Cafe!ReplyDelete
You totally rocked the colors!! LOVE what you did with the distressed flower petals-brilliant! Thanks for playing with us at The Play Date Cafe!ReplyDelete
The white ink on the edges of the petals is so effective - love it! :)ReplyDelete


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{Splash Into Summer!}: Orange, Peach, Gold, Chartreuse, Light Green + White
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Such a cheery palette...but so chic, too! You manage to blend the two so prettily!
Love that cake! What a cool and refreshing summer palette!
Love this one! So cheery + tropical! Makes me want to go on vacation! love it. Jenna.
I adore the way you pull these color stories together, and they do work beautifully! The cake is gorgeous!
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To die for, darling! In every way possible.
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This one is TOOO PRETTY!! Danica
such a fun & pretty palette. love the vw
Love the combo of color here. Well done!
I think this is one of my all time favorites. Such a fabulous and fresh palette. Makes me think of lemonade and peach cobbler!
This palette makes me want to lay by the pool and drink margaritas! It is so fresh and summery!
Talk about refreshing! Mango sorbet comes to mind with this gorgeous board. Yum!
What a gorgeous palette-that cake is divine!
Swooning over this palette! It's so refreshing & so perfect for Summer!
You've got this summer palate just right because these are certainly the colors that I'm feeling this summer. Gorgeous!
This one is so fabulous! It makes me want to go like, run through a sprinkler or something. It makes me feel so summery :) Well done, Chrissy!
Oh WOW! Thank you so much for helping me out! I really love this palette + I think it's just the combination I'm been looking for. Thanks again for helping me determine my palette! ~Katie.
Thanks for featuring our green and yellow clutch! We absolutely, positively love this palette! It's so fresh and has a strangely cooling effect! :)
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