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Idaho artist Sara Joyce painted this "untitled" work in oil on canvas board.
BY KAREN BOSSICK
See a modernist take on the American West when the Sun Valley Center for the Arts hosts the first of three free evening tours of its new visual arts exhibition tonight.
Kristin Poole and Courtney Gilbert will take people "Behind the Sagebrush Curtain: Women Modernists in Montana and Idaho," at 5:30 p.m. tonight—Thursday, Nov. 21. Did we mention there'll be wine to augment the journey?
The exhibition features prints, drawings, paintings and ceramics by seven 20th Century artists from Idaho and Montana who have married the landscapes of the American West with techniques that reflect international modernism.
Montana Artist Helen McAuslan painted "Landscape, Montana" in oil on canvas. Courtesy: Helen C. McAuslan Collection-Museum of the Rockies fine Arts Collection.
The exhibition takes its title from an interview with Donna Forbes, the executive director of the Yellowstone Art Museum. The interview was posted on the website of the Tippet Rise Art Center in Fishtail, Mont. In it, Forbes described how her Montana colleagues felt cut off from the major centers of the art world during the 1950s and 1960s.
"She remembered a friend commenting that in Montana artists were stuck 'behind the sagebrush curtain,' " recounted Gilbert. "But, as the exhibition illustrates, artists in the West, despite their relative isolation, were actively working with modernist ideas. This exhibition focuses on women modernists whose work has been less widely exhibited than that of their male counterparts—women who were, in essence, working behind a second curtain."
The exhibition features the work of Idaho artist Sara Joyce and Montana artists Gennie DeWeese, Edith Freeman, Isabelle Johnson, Helen McAuslan, Frances Senska and Jessie Wilber.
Can't make tonight's tour? The Center will offer additional tours on Dec. 12, 2019, and Jan. 9, 2020. The exhibition will also be open during Gallery Walks from 4 to 6 p.m. Friday, Nov. 29, and 5 to 7 p.m. Friday, Dec. 27.
Or, just pop in during regular daytime hours from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays.
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Kenyan Appeal Court: Arrest Sudan president when he visits the country
February 19 - 2018 NAIROBI
President Uhuru Kenyatta (L) congratulates President Omar Al Bashir after his inauguration in Khartoum in 2015 (standardmedia.co.ke)
President Omar Al Bashir is to be arrested if he enters Kenya, a Kenyan Court of Appeal has ruled.
In a judgement issued on Friday, three Kenyan Court of Appeal judges condemned the country's authorities for failing to arrest Al Bashir when he visited Kenya in 2010.
"Kenya was and is bound by its international obligation to cooperate with the ICC [the International Criminal Court in the Hague] to execute the original warrant issued by the ICC for the arrest of Al Bashir when he visited Kenya on August 27, 2010 and in future should he return to Kenya," the judges ruled.
In 2009, the ICC issued an arrest warrant for the Sudanese president on counts of war crimes and crimes against humanity, and again in 2010 on counts of genocide. The crimes were allegedly committed between 2003 and 2008 in Darfur, and left nearly 300,000 people killed and more than two million displaced.
The Kenyan government is holding to the opinion it could not and will not arrest its friendly neighbour's leader, pointing to the African Union Charter that dictates that no member state can arrest a sitting president.
The three justices however disagreed, by holding that individuals who commit international crimes are accountable to the world and ought to pay for their crimes, the Kenyan Standard said on Sunday.
"As a matter of general customary international law it is no longer in doubt that a Head of State will personally be liable if there is sufficient evidence that he authorised or perpetrated those internationally recognised serious crimes," the judges ruled.
Khartoum signed the Rome Statute, the ICC's founding treaty, in 2000, but has not ratified it to this date. It informed the ICC in in August 2008 that it had no legal obligation to hand in the country's president for trial.
Since his indictment, Al Bashir has been visiting several countries that are parties to the Rome Statute without being held. In June 2015, he managed to leave South Africa hours before he would have been arrested.
He visited Addis Ababa several times. In end January this year, he attended the 30th AU Summit in the Ethiopian capital, where he also met with UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres.
ICC Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda has more than once voiced frustration at the international community's lack of cooperation with the ICC concerning the apprehension of Al Bashir.
'Clarity'
The 30th AU Summit concluded with the decision to request an advisory opinion from the UN International Court of Justice on the question of immunities of heads of state, and government and other senior officials.
The Coalition for the ICC said in a statement on February 1 that the AU is seeking clarity on relationship between Rome Statute Article 27 (irrelevance of official capacity) and Article 98 (cooperation with respect to waiver of immunity and consent to surrender) and the obligations of ICC states parties under wider international law.
May 25 - 2018
Al Bashir case: ICC asks submissions on Jordan's legal questions
UNSC extends mandate of Sudan Experts with 13 months
AU to challenge ICC over Sudan president
UN: 'Procedures followed' for Al Bashir – Guterres meeting at Addis summit
December 14 - 2017
ICC prosecutor laments failure to apprehend Sudan's Al Bashir


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Oddfellows buys new HQ on Deansgate
Manchester's 200-year-old The Oddfellows friendly society has paid around £4m to buy the Courthouse on Deansgate from Henry Boot Developments.
The Oddfellows will occupy the entire 17,000 sq ft office space on the first and second floor once the Grade 2-listed building's refurbishment has been completed by Henry Boot in summer 2013.
The lower ground floor was already let to local restaurant operator Steve Pilling to become a 450-seat Mr Pilling's Roast Restaurant & Oyster Bar.
Adam Brady, head of Henry Boot Developments' Manchester office, said: "We are extremely pleased to welcome The Oddfellows to The Courthouse. We have taken our time to plan for the development of a quality product, working with the building's heritage to ensure The Courthouse stands out in the market place."
He continued: "Relatively speaking, the Manchester commercial property market remains strong and we are looking forward to investing further in the city over the coming years."
Ian Ditchfield, property investment manager for The Oddfellows, said: "The Courthouse is a beautiful building that fits well with our heritage. It will provide the society with a modern, flexible office space with which to take its 200-years' experience of making friends and helping people into the future."
In 2008, The Oddfellows moved to Abbey House on Booth Street from 40 Fountain Street, which was due to be redeveloped by ING. Oddfellows signed for 10,000 sq ft at Abbey House with landlord Stephen Elias on a new 10-year lease with a tenant's only break in the fifth year, 2013.
The new property will become the society's new national headquarters once works are complete. The Oddfellows was advised by Christopher Dee, while DTZ and Matthews and Goodman acted for Henry Boot Developments.


I am always looking for the best combination of ingredients rather than a particular range to improve a client's skin condition or concerns.
One of the vitamins that I regularly look for to repair, protect and correct these skin conditions is vitamin C. While vitamin C is important for your overall health and well-being, when ingested, very little gets to your skin. Throughout history women have found the anti-ageing benefits of vitamin C to the skin, from the Tang Dynasty in Tibet to Native Americans who centuries ago applied the sea buckthorn plant onto their face and hands.
Vitamin C is a naturally occurring antioxidant which helps the body against potential oxidising or free radicals and prevents changes associated with photo-ageing. Vitamin C can be used for the prevention and correction of hyper-pigmentation as a tyrosine inhibitor (helps to prevent over-production of the enzyme producing melanin) and is essential for collagen synthesis, helping reduce lines and wrinkles. Vitamin C helps in promoting elasticity of capillary networks, promoting vascular function and the repair process. It also enhances UV sunscreen protection.
Ascorbic Palmitate is an oil soluble vitamin C ester and is a lipophilic free radical scavenger; it is often used for its antioxidant properties. Ascorbic Palmitate is gentle, non-irritating and is more preventative than corrective.
Magnesium Ascorbic Phosphate (MAP) is the most stable and often preferred ascorbic ester. It is easily absorbed into the skin slowly so has less irritation with hydrating effects on the skin as well as being a free radical scavenger that is photo-protective and increases collagen production.
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This post is full of pinwheel thoughts whirring around in my mind.
I Miss Having a Blog List.
I used to have a beautiful blog list of all the blogs I follow sitting on the sidebar. I follow a LOT of blogs. I'm not ashamed of this; it fills my Google Reader full of goodness. And used to, I would see all that goodness throughout the day when I'd check on my blog. I could click on the pretty pictures and hop to the newest posts. It helped me visit loads more blogs. BUT, I started getting Malware warnings on my blog due to being linked to some blogs that had been put in harm's way. The only way to stop it was to take the links off my blog. At first I tried just deleting the links that were a problem. But it kept happening and I KEPT having to delete links. I don't want someone to hop to my blog only to find a Malware warning. If I were them, I might not return to what could be perceived as a dangerous site. So finally I relented and took the blog list off. I've missed it so much. I still check my Google Reader but it's just not as convenient. Have any of you struggled with this? Maybe it was my monster of a list.
Turning My Artwork in a (little bit) of a New Direction.
I've had a niggling to do a few things different in my art. I've always wanted the addition of words since I've always adored doodling words and letters. It was kind of an obsession growing up. So lately my backgrounds have become more serene and simple while the subject has taken a more prominent place along with words. It's been invigorating to try something different and see where it goes.
I've been thinking about doing a question and answer post. If any of you have a question (on art, blogging, or whatever), leave it in the comments below and maybe I'll make a post about them.
What things are pinwheeling around in your mind today?
I don't use bloglovin' like I probably should. Windsurfing sounds incredible!
I'm sort of obsessed with google reader, where I have things organized by folder like a crazy person, so I've never had a blog list! I'm sorry you miss it. I like paintings with words. And I like pinwheels :) Yay.
Your pinwheel is beautiful, dahling!
I am laughing so hard right now, Beckie. You're adorable. I'm glad you thought of your word. I do read blogs in the blogger dashboard most time. Guess I think of the reader because it's connected to Google Reader.
What to you do to prepare for painting time...do you just start right off the bat or do you have some sort of ritual you go through to begin?
Cat, that's such a good question. Every once in a while I'll start painting and see where it takes me but I'm doing that less of that nowadays. Usually I start by note-taking what I want in the piece and collect colors for it. The only ritual I can think of is cleaning off my art table before I begin. Just the act of touching all that paint and scraps of paper gets my creativity flowing; not to mention the clean area to work in!
Sorry you miss your bloglist, but at least you solved your malware problem.
I think it's great that you're branching out in your art. I've been doing that, too, with different media (haha, nothing wildly innovative -- just pencil and pen).
I find their lettering inspiring.
Thanks Bridget, I will! I adore seeing how people do lettering. Does Traci have a book? Her name sounds familiar... I'll see.
Folders in Google Reader? There's an idea!
I dropped a few blogs from my list when I received a warning. Not exactly sure how it would come back to me, but better safe than sorry.
I've been missing from both tending to my own blog posts AND reading my favorites of late! I rely, greatly, on email notification when my favorites (such as YOU, Catherine) post.
I LOVE words in the written form! That said, the incorporation of words in your artwork is a beautiful idea. I can't wait to see what you do with it!


Every Christmas Birmingham City Mission gives gifts to 3,000 children in our city. Many of these children would otherwise not receive Christmas presents. With the generosity of Birmingham's people the BCM Christmas toy distribution to families in need has been running for nearly 50 years.
Please help by buying a gift for a child or organise a gift collection with your friends, colleagues or groups you attend. Bring them to Birmingham City Mission, The Clock Tower, 2 Langdon Street, Birmingham B9 4BP (open Mon-Fri 9-4.30pm). Contact us on 0121 766 6603 or office@birminghamcitymission.co.uk if you need us to pick up large collections.
The children are aged between 0 and 16 years old. New toys, books, games and puzzles are needed (must be complete and unmarked). Please do not wrap your present so we can match the gift to the child.


"It's not intimidating," Eagles rugby giant rookie Jordan Mailata said after his first practice. "I love his [Jeff Stoutland] coaching style. It's like drowning. He just throws you into the deep end. He threw me out into the deep end today and thank god I had the guys up front help me. They were pretty much my lifejacket." Mailata said after practice that his football knowledge was up to "two peanuts" and knows it will be "real hard" to change that quickly enough to make the team out of camp this summer.
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Fdler – Fdler (Linus Entertainment, 2016)
Canadian fiddler and singer-songwriter Ashley MacIsaac and fellow Canadian percussionist and producer Jay "Sticks" Andrews got together to form a new project called Fdler.
The self-titled debut album, Fdler, combines Celtic fiddle with electronics. Although Ashley McIsaac had a hit years ago with a fabulous song titled "Sleepy Maggie" where he combined Celtic music with electronic beats, he went into a separate direction afterwards. Now he's back with considerably more electronics, venturing into the increasingly popular electronic dance music (EDM).
The best of Fdler are the combinations of fiddles with electronic atmospheres, loops and rhythms. I'm less impressed with the repetitive vocals that have hip hop and soul influences so I gravitated towards the instrumentals, which are way more attention-grabbing.
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Melbourne Storm can confirm prop Jordan McLean suffered a broken cheekbone in the Club's win over Cronulla Sharks last Thursday night.
McLean had surgery on Friday and be sidelined for approximately four weeks.
In other injury news, centre Cheyse Blair underwent minor ankle surgery across the weekend and will be sidelined for 3-4 weeks.


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St. Volodymyr's Cathedral
St. Volodymyr's Cathedral: Tours & Tickets
Kyiv: Customized Private Tour
Kyiv: Ancient Kyiv Walking Tour
Kyiv: Ancient Kyiv Private Walking Tour
Kyiv: Small-Group Highlights of the City Tour
Top sights in Kyiv
Park of Eternal Glory
Kiev Pechersk Lavra
Golden Gates of Kiev
Boryspil International Airport
St. Michael's Golden-Domed Monastery
St. Andrew's Church, Kiev
Saint Sophia's Cathedral
Maidan Nezalezhnosti
St. Volodymyr's Cathedral: Our most recommended tours and activities
1. Kyiv: Customized Private Tour
If you want to get the maximum out of your visit to Kyiv in one day, this customized private tour is an excellent opportunity to get acquainted with the city and visit the most significant tourist attractions. This tailor-made tour has a lot of advantages as the program and the duration of the tour are flexible. You may choose any attractions you'd like to visit and modify the duration according to your schedule. It is possible to start the tour either from the airport or from your hotel. An experienced guide and a comfortable vehicle will make your tour enjoyable and relaxing. Kyiv has boundless possibilities for delightful pastimes. You might want to visit the most famous and stunning tourist spots. Your knowledgeable guide will show you St. Sophia Cathedral, the Golden Gates, and Kyiv Pechersk Lavra, which are listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. You can visit an ancient Cave Monastery and learn its rich history. Moreover, you will discover such attractions in Kyiv as a cobblestone Andreevsky Descent, where you can buy memorable souvenirs; Maidan Nezalezhnosti Square and Khreschatyk Street; Kyiv Opera and Ballet Theater; St. Michael's Monastery; and St. Volodymyr's Cathedral. If you want to try delicious Ukrainian cuisine, your guide will advise you on the best Kyiv restaurants and cafes where you can enjoy local food and beverages in a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
2. Kyiv: Ancient Kyiv Private Walking Tour
Discover Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine and one of the world's most beautiful cities, scenically spread along the banks of the river Dnipro. Kyiv traces its roots back to ancient times with a history spanning 1,500 years. On this tour, visit the Volodymyr Cathedral, the red building of the University of Saint Volodymyr, the Golden Gate, the former KGB building, Sofia's Square and Saint Sophia Cathedral, the monument to Bohdan Khmelnytsky, Michael Square and Michael Monastery with the renewed Michael's Cathedral. See the Princess Olga Monument, Old Kyiv Mountain, the first palaces and the first stone church. You will also see Andrew's Church, the old lime tree, the pagan idol temple, and the landscape alley, as well as the monument to Gogol's nose and the monument of the most famous Ukrainian literary characters. Learn about the history of Kyiv, and the medieval empire of the Kyivan Rus with its center in Kyiv. Even after being devastated by the Tatars in the 1240s, Kyiv remained the center of the Kyivan principality. Learn where the Kyivan Rus originates from and more.
3. Kyiv: Ancient Kyiv Walking Tour
Discover the history of Medieval Kyiv on a guided walking tour of Ukraine's capital city. Discover the city's role in global history, why it was listed on the UNESCO World Heritage Site, and visit Saint Sophia's Cathedral, the oldest surviving church in the city. During your tour, admire the city's Byzantine and Baroque-style architecture. In the Podol neighborhood, discover the beauty and grace of this glorious city. In the company of your local guide, you will visit sights such as St. Vladimir's Cathedral, the Golden Gate, St. Michael's Cathedral, Ancient Kyiv Hill, St. Andrew's Church, and St. Andrew's Descent.
4. Kyiv: Small-Group Highlights of the City Tour
Starting with a hotel pick-up, start your fascinating 3-hour small-group tour of Kyiv. During this tour, you will discover the most popular travel attractions of the city and learn interesting facts from your local guide. Kyiv is a city that harmoniously combines centuries-old history with the modern way of life. You will see an elegant building of the National Opera and Ballet Theater and an impressive main building of the Shevchenko University. Then, you'll visit the splendid St. Volodymyr's Cathedral, famous for its beautiful interior. Your guide will show you the relics of St. Barbara that are housed there. Then, explore the ancient Golden Gates, surrounded by a cozy park. Not far from it, there is a UNESCO-listed St. Sofia Cathedral and a monument to B. Khmelnitskiy. You'll then see the Arc of Friendship situated in the Kreschatiy Park and admire a stunning view of the Dnieper River. Finally, you'll walk through the central part of Kyiv – Kreschatik Street and Maidan Nezalezhnosti. This tour is perfect for the first-time visitors of Kyiv as it gives a complete overview of the most popular travel attractions. At the end of the tour, your guide will give you tips about some good places for shopping and places to eat where you can try the best of the national cuisine!
Top Attractions in Kyiv
1 Kiev Pechersk Lavra
2 National Museum of the History of Ukraine
3 Mariyinsky Palace
4 Golden Gates of Kiev
5 Boryspil International Airport
6 St. Volodymyr's Cathedral
7 Pirogovo Open-Air Museum
8 Kyiv International Airport
9 St. Michael's Golden-Domed Monastery
10 Saint Sophia's Cathedral
11 Gorodetsky House
12 NSC Olimpiyskiy Stadium
13 Hydropark
14 St. Andrew's Church, Kiev
15 Maidan Nezalezhnosti
16 Podil
17 Park of Eternal Glory
18 Friendship of Nations Arch
19 The Motherland Monument
20 Mezhyhirya Residence
Things to Do in Kyiv
1 Kyiv Day Trips
2 Kyiv Day Trips From
3 Kyiv Tours
4 Kyiv Cruises & Boat Tours
5 Kyiv Airport Transfers
6 Kyiv Bus & Minivan Tours
7 Kyiv Street Food
8 Kyiv Nightlife & Bars
9 Kyiv Canoe & Kayak Tours
10 Kyiv Pub Crawls & Bar Tours
11 Kyiv Shows & Musicals
12 Kyiv Walking Tours
13 Kyiv Night Tours
14 Kyiv Private Experiences
15 Kyiv Photography Tours
16 Kyiv Segway Tours
17 Kyiv Air & Helicopter Tours
18 Kyiv River & Harbor Cruises
19 Kyiv Summer
20 Kyiv Sightseeing Tours
Cities in Ukraine
1 Kyiv
2 Lviv
3 Odessa
4 Kharkiv
5 Prypiat
6 Poltava
7 Kamianets-Podilskyi
8 Uman
9 Klevan'
10 Bilhorod-Dnistrovs'kyi
11 Chernihiv
12 Zhytomyr
13 Kopachiv
14 Dytyatky
15 Lutsk
16 Zalissya
17 Kaniv
18 Stryzhavka
19 Dubno
20 Huiva
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The service and execution were great. I was written to a week or two beforehand and asked what I was particularly interested in. The guide (Dmitry) was excellent, educated, very good knowledge of German, empathic.
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Very experienced, personable guide. Great timing, interesting background information. Great for getting an overview and seeing some of the city's absolute highlights. Definitely try it out!
Kyiv: Customized Private Tour Reviewed by MIcha, 11/26/2021
Nataliya is a local guide for German who did a great custom tour for me and is a very pleasant person. She was very flexible and adapted everything to suit the weather.
Kyiv: Ancient Kyiv Private Walking Tour Reviewed by Andreas, 12/4/2019
The tour was very well planned and the guide Dmitry was happy to respond to my wishes, but also had very interesting suggestions of his own.
Thank you, Anastasia. I really enjoyed my tour of wonderful Kiev.
Kyiv: Ancient Kyiv Walking Tour Reviewed by Elizabeth, 6/27/2021


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If you're not sure if a fax line or fax machine is working, you generally want to make sure that it can actually send and receive faxes. If you know somebody else with a fax machine, you can ask for help, and there are a number of services that can help you test your fax machine.
To test a fax line, make sure your fax machine is plugged into the line. Send someone a fax and ask the recipient to report whether the fax arrives and looks normal. Then, have someone send you a test fax and confirm the fax arrives and prints as it should.
If you don't have someone handy who you can fax and receive a fax from, there are various services that can help. HP, the printer and fax machine manufacturer, offers a free hotline at 1-888-HPFaxMe. If you send a fax to this number, have your full phone number in your fax header and don't have caller ID blocked in your line, HP will respond within five minutes with a confirmation it has received your fax. If you have caller ID blocking enabled, press *82 before dialing the number.
You can also use a variety of free internet faxing tools to send yourself a fax without a second fax machine. FaxZero is a free, ad-supported service that will let you upload a file and fax it to a fax line of your choice. Using this service, you can verify that your fax line and fax machine are able to receive a test fax and print it correctly.
If you want to confirm that you can send a fax and that it will be properly received, you can use another website called Fax Toy. That site receives faxes and displays faxed material on the website within a few minutes. Using Fax Toy, you can verify that your machine can send a fax and that the image is of decent quality. You can also use a number of online fax providers, such as eFax or HelloFax, to receive a fax. Some providers may charge for this service, but you may be able to get a free trial if you only need to receive a fax from yourself to verify your machine is in order.
If you are unable to send or receive a fax, there may be a problem with the fax line or the fax machine. If you can, try plugging the fax machine into a different phone line. If the machine works, it is likely a problem with the line. If it doesn't, there is likely a problem with the machine. You can also try plugging an ordinary landline phone into your fax line and see if you are able to make and receive normal calls.
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THE heartbroken family of a suspected school shooter have described their son as a "quiet" and "sweet" - and said reports of him attacking fellow students are "incompatible with the boy we love".
Dmitrios Pagourtzis,17, is accused of gunning down ten classmates after bursting into a lesson with a shotgun as he shouted "surprise!"
He was arrested in Santa Fe, Texas, after allegedly giving himself up to cops following a short gunfight.
Local cops claimed that he had intended on killing himself before deciding he could not go through with it.
A statement released by his family read: "We are as shocked and confused as anyone else by these events that occurred.
"We are gratified by the public comments made by other Santa Fe High School students that show Dimitri as we know him: a smart, quiet, sweet boy.
Student Dimitrios Pagourtzis, 17, walked into an art classroom in Santa Fe High School, in Texas, opened fire as he shouted "surprise"
"While we remain mostly in the dark about the specifics of yesterday's tragedy, what we have learned from media reports seems incompatible with the boy we love."
It comes after CCTV footage of him timidly shuffling and looking down at his feet as he is read his rights by a judge in Galveston, Texas.
He then quietly says "no sir" when asked if he was out on bond for any other offences.
Pagourtzis has been charged with capital murder and is being held in solitary confinement at Galveston County jail.
Two teachers and eight students were killed in the early morning rampage at Santa Fe High School, with ten others wounded.
The teen also had a picture of this jacket which had what appears to be a German Iron Cross medal on itExplosive devices, including a Molotov cocktail, have also been found in the suspected gunman's home and a vehicle, as well as around the school.
Among the victims were classmates Angelique Ramirez, Chris Stone, Kim Vaughan, Aaron Kyle McLeod, Christian Garcia, Shana Fisher and Pakistani exchange student Sabika Sheikh.
Governor Abbott said of the suspect: "He gave himself up and admitted at the time he didn't have the courage to commit suicide, that he wanted to take his own life earlier."
School district police officer John Barnes, 49, who was shot in the arm, is among the wounded.
Amazingly, classmate Rome Shubert, 16, was shot in the back of the head and the bullet travelled through his skull perilously close to his brain - but he survived needing only bandages.
He told CNN: "I just feel lucky to be here.
"I just wish this didn't happen. This shouldn't happen to anybody in that school."
He later tweeted: "Today I was shot in the back of the head but I am completely okay and stable."
Cops confirmed they have recovered "explosive devices" but not how many.
Santa Fe Police Chief Jeff Powell said: "There have been explosive devices found inside the high school, and in the surrounding areas adjacent to the high school."
Pagourtzis is believed to play on the school's junior varsity football team and is a member of a dance squad with a local Greek Orthodox church.
The shotgun and pistol used both belonged to Pagourtzis' father but it is not clear if he knew his son had taken them.
The killer allegedly burst into a classroom and opened fire while wearing a Born to Kill t-shirt.
Governor Abbott also added that "one or two" other people of interest were being interviewed.
Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez said: "There is one person, a suspect, in custody and a second possible person of interest that is detained and being questioned."
US news outlets also reported how cops cordoned off the home of the suspect.
A witness told CNN that the shooter entered an art class and opened fire hitting one girl in the leg.
The teen suspect shot three people inside the classroom prompting other students to flee before the gunman opened fire in other parts of the campus, reports local media.
One witness reportedly said the suspect was armed with a pistol and a shotgun and "always walked around in a trench coat".


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I must be slacking in regards to Hollywood philistine cinema because until the other night I had yet to see The Warriors. Going into the film, I did not have any serious expectations as far as quality cinema goes. Now after watching The Warriors, I must admit it is a fun barbaric flick full of cheesy gang romanticism. Essentially, The Warriors is the perfect film for those people that can only tolerate the first 1/3 of Stanley Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange. The Warriors has all the ultra-violence minus the intellectual pessimism that most American's do not seem to be too fond of. Sure, The Warriors maybe a dystopian gang war film set sometime in the near future but I find such a world ideal. After all, there is no diversity in the modern world (most gangs taking their "cultural" cues from the American Negro) but the world that the Warriors battle in is as colorful as a rainbow on fire.
Like A Clockwork Orange before it, The Warriors immediately influenced vandalism (and even death) when it was initially screened in theaters for American audiences. Any film that influences violence and death is certainly doing something right for all great cinema has the ability to change reality. In a way, The Warriors director Walter Hill is a postmodern magician, an individual who through the power of cinema has manipulated reality with his own auteur vision. Of course, there is nothing brilliant or intellectually exceptional about the film itself. The Warriors is like a drug that brings excitement and potent entertainment from beginning to end, certainly positive cinematic qualities few films hold.
One of the most interesting aspects of The Warriors is that each gang has their own distinct wardrobe. Sure, most of these urban warfare uniforms look quite tacky nowadays but they certainly beat the jungle "uniforms" most modern gangs where. After all, for all the talk of diversity in America, this country is becoming quite homogenized and mongrelized. The world of The Warriors features wild boy homo Dingos, effeminate Negro pimpz, baseball clowns, and multicultural skinheads. The protagonist gang, the Warriors, wear a humble yet masculine uniform of leather. The Rogues, the enemy gang of the Warriors, would have been better described as The Scorpio Rising gang in tribute to the Kenneth Anger film of the same name. The Rogues is led by a little loudmouthed turd by the name of Luther (played by David Patrick Kelly of Twin Peaks infamy) who is easily the most memorable yet despicable character in the film.
Another positive aspect of The Warriors, strangely enough, is the "love interest" Mercy. Unfortunately for Mercy, she is from a part of town where the loser gang the Orphans reside. When the Warriors walk through Orphan territory, Mercy makes sure to check out every swinging dick, finally catching her lovely eyes on alpha-warrior Swan. Like a lost kitten, Mercy stalks the the Warriors even after they attempt to throw her away various times like a used condom. Mercy is like a femme fatale minus the brains for her only desire is sex with an alpha and possibly a better life, certainly a girl that does not aspire to be much aside from living in the moment. Angelic (but not angel) Mercy is the kind of woman all feminists should aspire to be.
Apparently, hack action director Tony Scott is planning a loose remake of The Warriors set in Los Angeles. Scott hopes to use real gang members in his dubious remake of the 1979 classic. With all the vintage character of The Warriors, a remake only seems like it could be at best a rotten piece of stillborn cinema, a film that should have never be born and that should be soon forgotten. Of course, with the solely monetary-driven businessmen at Hollywood any remake guarantees an audience (and financial success). It will surely be a dark day for cinema when some Hollywood producer has the audacity to remake A Clockwork Orange. On a more positive note, at least we still have the originals as I will surely be re-watching The Warriors sometime again this year.
vinny barbarino said...
I watched it about 6 months ago for the first time in years. It is entertaining, but in 1979 people still believed in some kind of multi-cultural future where race played no part in a persons' loyalty. Its an interesting time capsule in a way. No one today could imagine gangs of mixed races like that. Everything is racial now. Though all the apocalypse type movies still have mixed race gangs roaming around after the SHTF. Won't be that way. Society will look just like a prison, with the black crews, hispanic crews and white crews sticking together for dear life.
JonBenet (Patricia) Ramsay said...
Vinny i get the feeling you`re a bloody dirty racist bastard, you bloody rotten smelly git.
FEBRUARY 1ST 1988 NEVER HAPPENED.
craighallam said...
What an awesome movie. I saw it as a kid and was transfixed and just got another copy this year (is it having a ressurgence or something?). Loved every minute of it. The graphic novel it's based on is also worth a read.
teddy crescendo said...
I recently read a reveiw where the reveiwer said they actually thought "The Warriors' was a better film than "Escape From New York", have you ever heard anything more absurd ?.
I might have to agree until I rewatch Escape from New York.


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Legacies of Student Activism
A Cry for Healing and Belonging
Slavery, dispossession symposium at Emory connects student activism to restorative justice
By Kelundra Smith | Oct. 12, 2021
Rev. Chebon Kernell is an ordained elder in the Oklahoma Indian Missionary Conference.
The symposium opened with a West African dance performance choreographed by Indya Childs (not pictured), one of Emory's Arts & Social Justice Fellows.
Ifa priest Baba Odutola poured libations to honor those enslaved by Emory's founding trustees and faculty.
Close your eyes and imagine a world without racism. What do you see? Do you see anything at all?
On the last day of the "In the Wake of Slavery and Dispossession" symposium, Annalise Singh, a professor of social work and associate provost for diversity and faculty development/chief diversity officer at Tulane University, challenged attendees to imagine a world where people don't mistreat each other based on skin complexion.
As author of "The Racial Healing Handbook," Singh gave a room full of students, faculty, staff and alumni steps for challenging external and internalized racism.
Her exercise was symbolic of Emory's most altruistic intentions — the hope that the three-day symposium would educate attendees on the university's history and inspire a stronger sense of community.
The event, which took place Sept. 29-Oct. 1, was sponsored by the Office of the President; the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion; and Emory Libraries.
View highlights from the "In the Wake of Slavery and Dispossession" symposium.
During his opening remarks, President Gregory L. Fenves said that the symposium offers an opportunity to "explore Emory's history, find answers to the pressing questions of our time and examine the ongoing impact of slavery and racism."
A steering committee of faculty, staff and students spent several months planning the event. Through presentations, panel discussions, performances and exhibitions, the symposium connected present-day systemic racism to the history of slavery and land dispossession at American universities, using Emory as a microcosm.
The state of Georgia acquired the land where Emory's Atlanta and Oxford campuses are located through the 1821 First Treaty of Indian Springs, which Muscogee (Creek) leaders agreed to under duress.
Fifteen years later, the Methodist church received a charter from the state of Georgia to build a new liberal arts college on that land. In 1838 when the Methodist church broke ground on the first building in Oxford, Georgia, it is believed that enslaved people were used to erect Few Hall and Phi Gamma Hall. The building on the Oxford campus known as "Kitty's Cottage" was the living quarters of Catherine "Miss Kitty" Andrew Boyd, who was enslaved by Bishop James O. Andrew, an early trustee of Emory College.
Learn more about Emory's history
During the symposium, attendees excavated this history and more. The event opened on the Atlanta campus with a reading of the names of those who were enslaved by Emory's founders as well as blessings from Ifa priest Baba Odutola and Rev. Chebon Kernell, a member of the Seminole Nation of Muscogee (Creek) descent.
There was also a West African dance to an original song composed with Native American and West African drums. Carlton Mackey, who served on the symposium steering committee and composed the opening ceremony song, said the drums had to be included because they are central to both cultures.
"Drums are both a call to action and an invitation to pause and reflect," said Mackey, the director of the Ethics & the Arts Program and associate director of the D. Abbott Turner Program in Ethics and Servant Leadership. "For the occasion of the opening ceremony of a symposium on slavery and dispossession, the drum functioned to invite us to reflect on the past of injustice as well as to catalyze us toward justice and reconciliation."
Yolanda Cooper, Emory's dean of university libraries, served as co-chair of the steering committee that planned the symposium.
Indya Childs, one of Emory's Arts & Social Justice Fellows, choreographed a traditional West African dance to open the symposium. Dancers pictured are Charray Helton and Malia Craft.
Carol Henderson, Emory University chief diversity officer and vice provost for diversity and inclusion, co-chaired the steering committee that planned the symposium.
Later that evening, undergraduate students led the first plenary session on the legacy of Black student activism at the university. In 2020, students in the Coalition of Black Organizations & Clubs sent a list of demands to administrators to address racial and social justice issues on campus. Some of the students on the panel co-authored the list, and part of the impetus for the symposium emerged from that list.
One of the panelists, senior Rosseirys De La Rosa, pointedly asked, "When do we have time to just be students if we're always in meetings with administrators trying to better our living conditions on campus?"
Rosseirys De La Rosa 22C spoke about the toll that activism takes on students of color at Emory.
On Sept. 30, there were three plenary talks and dozens of breakout sessions on the Atlanta campus.
Craig Steven Wilder delivered a talk on the history of student activism in progressing inclusion in higher education. Wilder, who is the Barton L. Weller Professor of History at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, wrote "Ebony and Ivy: Race, Slavery, and the Troubled History of America's Universities" about the history of slavery in education.
Wilder asserted that "American universities emerged out of the slave economy as instruments of colonialism... The university insured that colonial ideals did not only rely on militarization or brute forces to exist."
In the afternoon, Malinda Maynor Lowery, Emory's Cahoon Family Professor of History, hosted a panel discussion on Indian removal policies. Panelists discussed the duplicitous nature of land treaties as well as the establishment of fugitive slave laws and voter suppression to fuel the dispossession of Indigenous land.
Panelist Christina Snyder believes that a Native American student who was the son of a Choctaw diplomat attended Emory College in Oxford, Georgia, in the 1850s with money from treaty proceeds. Snyder is the McCabe Greer Professor of the American Civil War Era at Pennsylvania State University. Her book, "Great Crossings: Indians, Settlers, and Slaves in the Age of Jackson," is about students at the first boarding school for Native Americans founded in the 1820s.
Lowery's classes will build on this research and continue to investigate Emory's Indigenous history.
Mark Auslander, a visiting scholar at Brandeis University and visiting faculty member at Boston University and at University of Massachusetts Amherst, connected dispossession to slavery in his plenary session. Auslander taught at Oxford and Emory College in the late '90s and early 2000s and wrote "The Accidental Slaveowner: Revisiting a Myth of Race and Finding an American Family" about Emory's history. At the symposium, he shared stories about how the families enslaved by some of Emory's founding faculty members and trustees were sold apart and later reunited after Emancipation.
Heidi Aklaseaq Senungetuk is an Inupiaq ethnomusicologist and musician. During her session, she demonstrated how she applies Indigenous music and practices to playing the compositions of George Rochberg.
Volunteers from Emory's Social Justice Education Team hosted "Art as a Catalyst for Dialogue: Discussion Using Art."
Cynthia Martin, the great-great-great granddaughter of Catherine "Miss Kitty" Andrew Boyd, sits next to Mark Auslander, author of "The Accidental Slaveowner," which tells the story of Emory University's history with slavery.
The final day of the symposium took place on the Oxford campus.
The day opened with a panel by Oxford Men of Color and the Black Student Alliance discussing the impact of Emory's slave history on the present-day experiences of students of color.
In the afternoon, President Monte Randall from College of the Muscogee Nation discussed the college's emphasis on cultural education. Students later joined him to share how assimilation practices in boarding schools had traumatizing effects. The timing of the symposium coincided with Orange Shirt Day, a remembrance holiday for Indigenous children who died in those boarding schools.
"Their stories were profound and remind us that policies and practices of dispossession and disenfranchisement continue," said Megan O'Neil, assistant professor of art history at Emory and faculty curator of the art of the Americas at the Michael C. Carlos Museum.
"Their discussion of the importance of learning and continuing to speak the Mvskoke language resonates with our desires to carry out Professor Craig Womack's idea of creating a Mvskoke language path on Emory's campuses, and to make this path not just about history or memory, but about the present and Muscogee peoples' deep connection to this place today," O'Neil said.
A recurring conversation throughout the symposium was understanding the sense of belonging that slavery and dispossession took and continues to take away from Black and Indigenous people. With no definite way to connect to your history, it's difficult to know where you're going.
Briyant Hines, a graduate student in Emory's Candler School of Theology, discussed the generational trauma caused by racism in a breakout session. He said that the opportunity to bring to light the intergenerational trauma faced by Black Americans and how it affects them to this day motivated him to facilitate a session at the symposium.
"In order to invoke healing, there needs to be the acknowledgment that something has gone awry and needs to be repaired," said Hines. "I hope that these conversations continue. I hope that Emory is convicted to use its privilege to the benefit of those suffering from being disenfranchised."
Clarence Burton (not pictured), Anderson Wright, Eugene Emory, Rev. Avis Williams and Cynthia Martin shared their hopes for Emory's future as descendants of people who were enslaved by university founders.
The event concluded with a panel of descendants of people who were enslaved by Emory's founding trustees and faculty. Clarence Burton, Eugene Emory, Cynthia Martin, Avis Williams and Anderson Wright shared what their ancestral ties mean to them. They discussed how the Black people who worked on campus and their children often weren't able to attend the university, but the children of faculty and staff were able to do so.
The Descendants Endowment will award full scholarships to descendants of individuals who were enslaved by Emory University's founders. The first two students are expected to receive scholarships next fall.
Professor Malinda Maynor Lowery hosted a plenary session, "Understanding Indian Removal and Its Legacies."
The symposium is one step in Emory University's renewed commitment to advancing racial justice.
Leading up to the symposium, the university adopted a land acknowledgment and established a committee for the formation of a Language Path, per a recommendation from the Task Force on Untold Stories and Disenfranchised Populations.
From the work of that same task force, Emory also has plans for twin memorials on the Atlanta and Oxford campuses to honor the labor of enslaved individuals who helped build the university in its earliest days.
The university also examined the naming of buildings on campus through the University Committee on Naming Honors. Longstreet-Means residence hall, which bears the name of Emory's second president (1839–1848), Augustus Baldwin Longstreet, has been renamed Eagle Hall. This change is based, in part, on Longstreet's strong defense of slavery, particularly while he served as Emory president.
In addition, the committee recommended Language Hall at Oxford College be renamed Horace J. Johnson Jr. Hall. Johnson graduated from Oxford in 1977 and was the first Black judge to serve on the Superior Court in the Alcovy Judicial Circuit, which covers Newton and Walton counties. Johnson Hall was dedicated in a ceremony Oct. 8.
Oxford College Dean Douglas A. Hicks (left) and Emory President Gregory L. Fenves (right) pose with Bryant Johnson, Michelle Johnson and James Johnson at the Johnson Hall naming ceremony.
During her closing remarks at the symposium, Carol Henderson, vice provost for diversity and inclusion and chief diversity officer, encouraged attendees to consider how they can be part of creating positive change at Emory.
"It is not just our intellectual prowess that we must apply going forward, it is our collective humanity that we must harness in order to realize an equitable and inclusive Emory," said Henderson. "I ask that we all gather courage for the journey ahead... The charge has been given; we must now do the work."
View recordings of the symposium sessions.
View the online exhibitions.
Take a survey if you attended the symposium online or in person.
Learn more about Emory's land acknowledgment.
Read about Emory's racial and social justice initiatives.
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Friends and family of the two people shot and killed by a Chicago police officer — one accidentally — joined local officials in calling for answers and reform on Sunday.
The Chicago Police Department said that an officer responding to a "domestic disturbance" at a home on the city's West Side on Saturday fatally shot a "combative subject," Quintonio LeGrier, 19. Bettie Jones, a 55-year-old mother of five, was "accidentally struck and tragically killed" during the encounter, police said.
The Cook County medical examiner's office ruled the deaths of LeGrier and Jones as homicides. Both Jones and LeGrier — a college student — were black.
Chicago police didn't say how many officers were involved, but they said that the officer or officers who responded were on administrative duty for 30 days and that the Independent Police Review Authority (IPRA) would investigate the shooting.
The deadly incident was among three police-involved shootings in Chicago in less than 12 hours. Later Saturday, officers responded to an "assault in progress" and shot an armed man, according to the Chicago Police Department. He was undergoing surgery.
The shootings prompted Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel to order the Independent Police Review Authority to, in addition to the investigation, work with the Chicago Police Department to review how officers are trained in responding to mental health crisis calls.
Jones and LeGrier's family and friends criticized the police response and questioned the city's administration. Some spoke called for Emanuel to step down.
"Why do you have to shoot first and ask questions later?" Jones' friend Jacqueline Walker asked Sunday during a news conference outside the home where the first shooting happened.
LeGrier's mother, Janet Cooksey, said: "The police are supposed to service and protect us, yet they take the lives. God is with me, because I don't know how I am standing here before you today. No mom should have to bury her child."
Cooksey said her son was "a good child."
LeGrier was home on break from Northern Illinois University, where he was majoring in electrical engineering technology, when he died, according to the AP.
Jones, described by loved ones as a "beautiful" and "loving person," was the mother of five children and an activist with Chicago's Action Now Organization, according to a GoFundMe account set up for her family.
"Chicago police murdered one of our own early this morning," Action Now said in a statement Saturday.
U.S. Rep. Bobby Rush of Illinois said the shooting of LeGrier and Jones "adds salt to the wound" for Chicago's citizens.
"Why weren't tasers used in this incident? Why were shots fired before other deescalating tactics were employed? Why does shooting someone to death seem to be the default tactics of the city's police force?," he said.
A prayer vigil for Jones was held Sunday afternoon in front of the home where she was shot, said the Rev. Marshall Hatch, pastor of New Mount Pilgrim Missionary Baptist Church.
"Miss Jones is really a good neighbor," Hatch said. "She was merely trying to let the police in. I don't know how you lose your life for that."


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Q: Use Celery for a pipeline Is this the best way to use Celery for a pipeline: TaskA -> TaskB -> TaskC? I know nothing about Celery and the documentation really don't explain too much how things should be done in real application.
@app.task
def taskA(t_id):
    if success:
        TaskB.delay(t_id)
    else:
        ReportError.delay(t_id)

@app.task
def taskAA(t_id):
    if success:
        TaskB.delay(t_id)
    else:
        ReportError.delay(t_id)

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def taskB(t_id):
    if success:
        TaskC.delay(t_id)
    else:
        ReportError.delay(t_id)

Maybe I shouldn't use Celery for this kind of Task...

A: As the other commenters state, you can use a chain. See https://celery.readthedocs.org/en/latest/userguide/canvas.html#chains for more info. Based on your original question, like so:
from celery import chain

ret = chain(taskA.s(), taskB.s(), taskC.s()).apply_async()

if ret.status == u'SUCCESS':
    print "result:", ret.get()

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Pests are annoying in so many ways. If you think that cooler weather means you're entering a pest-free season, unfortunately, that's not true. Most people look forward to warm weather, but pests feel the same about sunny days. During the fall and winter, they're looking for a nice and warm place where they can thrive, and our homes are just perfect for them. Pests are not nice roommates, so it's good to fully pest-proof your home while you can. Take advantage of the last few weeks of warm weather and make your house uninviting for all pests.
Inspect your home for potential pest entry points.
If you do a thorough examination inside and outside your house, you can prevent pests from entering. Look for areas pests like to live in, like piles of leaves around your home; remove shrubs and bushes that are growing too close to your house; repair any rips or holes in screens; and fill any holes or openings in the home exterior that may become entry points. When it's dark outside, look for areas where light is escaping. This means there are small gaps you need to fill. If the light gets out, the pests can get in. Also, pay particular attention to door and window frames, places where pipes enter or leave your home, and all the places wires come inside.
This is a great tool to keep little pests from scurrying into your home through the thin crack under your door. This is not only a great solution to pest-proof your home, it will also save you energy during the winter by keeping cool air out.
You will need to vacuum your entire house at least once a week. This is important in order to keep your house clean since particular pests, especially dust mites, don't like clean places very much. You should also spend some time every week removing clutter, like piles of newspapers or clothing, from floors. Your own clutter can be an excellent hiding place for silverfish, roaches, or spiders, so clean it regularly.
Pests need food and water in order to survive. Fixing leaky faucets is much easier than dealing with pests, so make sure to do it.
Some pests can enter your home from a neglected or overgrown yard. Mow your lawn and cut down excess vegetation to eliminate an ideal environment for pests. This way you can prevent them from entering your home once the weather grows cooler.
One of the important aspects of pest-proofing your home is to keep your food sealed in tight containers. You need to eliminate food and water to eliminate the pests. When they figure out they don't have food and water in your house, they will hunt it down somewhere else.
Cover openings in the home.
It's great to have a fireplace, but chimneys can also be entry points for many pests. In order to pest-proof your home, cover the chimney vent. Also, window air conditioning units provide a great entry point for small pests, so it's important to remove them from your window when they are not in use.


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Married at First Sight's Zoe Hendrix reveals she was raped at age five
By Britt Middleton| 2 years ago
"I have fought an internal battle of shame and guilt."
Zoe Hendrix has broken her silence.
On October 18, the Married at First Sight alum revealed in an emotional Instagram post that she was raped as a child. "I was 5 years old when I was raped. For too long this attack has cast a dark and shameful cover over me," she began.
"I have blamed myself and for decades I have fought an internal battle of shame and guilt. I have tried to ignore the anxiety and depression that comes with trauma. I have been lost, scared and confused. I have battled my body and my mind. It has been a f--king life sentence. But no more. I have been silent in the belief that maybe by burying this disgusting secret I would escape it. But it has chased me and I know that only light can drive it out," said Zoe.
She continued, "Reading the outpouring of response to this #metoo movement (started on Twitter to highlight the epidemic of sexual harassment and assault) has been f--king overwhelming in the last few days. It gave me strength. It also scared the sh-t out of me. The bravery of these women. And I couldn't not add my voice to the chorus - knowing it may help someone else raise theirs.
To all the others who have experienced harassment, abuse or assault, please know that you are not alone, there are others that will stand with you. That will believe you. There is help and there is hope. You life will not be defined by the heinous actions of another. Your life matters, your voice will be heard, you are not to blame and you are not alone," she concluded.
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Zoe appears to be on a path of healing. She met her now-husband, Alex Garner, on Season 1 of Nine's Married at First Sight in 2015. They welcomed their first child, daughter Harper Rose last November.
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Zoe, whose birth name is Eyerusalem, was born in Ethiopia. The Daily Mail reported she was only five-years-old when her mum abandoned her and brother Micael at an orphanage during the Ethiopian war. They were adopted by a Tasmanian couple in 1995.
Zoe's statement comes as women have spoken out about sexual harassment, assault and even rape allegedly perpetrated by disgraced Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein.
Related: Everything we know about Harvey Weinstein's sexual harassment scandal
The #MeeToo movement on Twitter was started by actress Alyssa Milano to stand in solidarity with the Harvey's alleged victims.
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States need to be 'self-reliant' for 'Atmanirbhar Bharat': MP CM
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Tuesday said that if we have to make India 'Atmanirbhar', the states need to be 'self-reliant' first.
"Prime Minister Modi gave the mantra of 'Atmanirbhar Bharat' during the Covid surge and my government prepared a roadmap for Madhya Pradesh to become self-reliant," he added.
Chouhan underlined four important pillars for a self-reliant state in his virtual address at the States Policy Conclave held in New Delhi on the 'Role of States in Making Atmanirbhar Bharat'. He said the four pillars -- infrastructure, good governance, health and education, and economy and employment -- need to be strengthened for a self-reliant state.
"Whenever we talk about the economy and employment, the first two pillars -- infrastructure and good governance -- hold more importance," Chouhan said.
"We have developed Narmada expressway which is the lifeline of the state," he added
Chouhan said that Madhya Pradesh is working towards two important goals of developing skills in youth to become job creators instead of job seekers and the other is to develop Madhya Pradesh as a state for investment.
"I feel happy to inform you that even during the Covid-19 pandemic, our industrial units have seen a surge of 49 per cent from 2019 to 2021. A total of 67 per cent growth has been registered in the proposed investment during this period," he added.
"Apart from the large-scale investment in the state, we are also focusing on the MSME," he said.
"The Government of India has developed 13 clusters where the work is underway. The state has come forward with the 'One District, One Product' initiative to focus on the medium- and small-scale industries," the Chief Minister added.
He said, "We are working towards PM Modi's call for 'Vocal for Local'. To develop the state as a 'garment hub', we have made many changes in the Industrial Promotion Policy, 2014.
"The state has also issued the ethanol policy and we are working towards producing more than 200 crore litre of ethanol every year," Chouhan added.


Two evenings of celebration, and three days of activities, marked the official opening of Trevelyan House as the Trust's new headquarters.
Thursday 28th November 2002 was the quieter of the two evening parties, and was attended by members and guests.
They were able to tour the house and inspect the facilities, and enjoy a glass of wine.
The new electronic piano was demonstrated by Malcolm Sutton and Julia MacLean. The instrument was purchased following our recent Vivace appeal.
Malcolm is currently cataloguing a large collection of sheet music which has been donated to the Trust.
Town Crier, Phil 'Piglet' Rowley, was in attendance, and is seen here enjoying himself with Hypatia trustee, Anne Sutton, and Jacqueline McEwan.
The morning of Friday 29th November saw the Inaugural Lecture.
The London scholar and critic, Eva Tucker, gave a lecture entitled 'The Enchanted Guest of Spring and Summer' - a reassessment of the life and work of Dorothy Richardson.
Following a light lunch the afternoon was given over to poetry. Entitled 'The Well-spring of Poetry', it consisted of a medley of talks and poems, presented by Jacqueline Pritchard, Martha Street Pinnons, Jo Pacsoo, Ann Alexander, and Angela Stoner.
In the evening we held our Civic Reception, and entertained the Mayor of Penzance and members of the Town Council, together with members of Penwith District Council and Penzance Chamber of Commerce, and the deputy Mayor of Hayle.
Master of ceremonies was again Piglet, the Town Crier, and he kept order as best he could.
Guests and visitors were welcomed by the Trust's chairman, Heather Rowe.
The Mayor of Penzance, Cllr. Ruth Simpson, said how impressed the Town Council is with the sympathetic restoration of Trevelyan House, to become, once more, one of Penzance's most beautiful buildings.
She also enthused about the activities of the organisations using the facilities.
Professor Charles Thomas, the Cornish archaeologist and writer spoke about the history of the name Trevelyan, and our Member of Parliament, Andrew George, said how much he is enjoying using the premises already for his 'surgeries' for constituents.
During the evening we were entertained by 'polite jazz' from The John Cox Quartet.
A presentation was made to Hedi Saunders, our hardworking voluntary administrator, and she was thanked for all the effort she has put into the project.
She is seen here, on the left, receiving a bouquet of flowers from trustee, Anne Sutton, and a round of applause from everyone.
On Saturday, 30th November, we were open all day for visitors and friends.
We held a book sale with some local book dealers attending, as well as raising money by selling some of our duplicates.
Book launches were held by Andrew George, Catherine Wallace, Ann Alexander, Alexandra Pratt, Mary Casling, and Jim Hosking.
On the afternoon of Sunday, 1st December, there was a film presentation and discussion, entitled 'Speaking for themselves: 7 women and their experiences with cancer'.
The visiting presenter was Gesine Meerwein from Freiburg, Germany, Women's Archive.
We are grateful to the ETS electrical store in Penzance for the loan of a video projector for this event.


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Can you believe it has been 14 years since Ginger Snaps? Fourteen! I guess more than enough time has passed to make room for another tale of teenage angst and lycanthropy. That is, a tale that doesn't involve Stephenie Meyer and one that knows how to delicately balance the two while being entertaining, thoughtful and never heavy-handed. So welcome with me When Animals Dream, a Danish thriller from Jonas Alexander Arnby that gets the job done in surprising and pleasing ways. There's not a whole lot of new ground being broken here, but the film presents a beautiful-looking backdrop and introduces more of a "classic Universal monsters" tone than one would expect.
The Danish werewolf film we first told you about last fall, When Animals Dream, has found at home at Radius-TWC. The film is said to be a mix between Carrie and Let the Right One In.
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According to Screen Daily, Sonia Suhl, Lars Mikkelsen, Sonja Richter and Jakob Oftebro will star in When Animals Dream, a film that's being described by its sales team as "Carrie meets Let the Right One In." Jonas Arnby is set to direct.


Creator of The Ghost Wars series.
Jester In A Box: Ghost Wars Mystery ⋄ Other ⋄ Sci-fi What if the rapture came and nobody noticed?
Planets In Water opening Crime ⋄ Drama ⋄ Independent ⋄ Sci-fi ⋄ Thriller The lies we tell ourselves build a bubble around our world.
Revised Dream World Opening Action ⋄ Crime ⋄ Sci-fi The shadow hides in plain sight.
Zombies From The Deep full teleplay Animation ⋄ Crime ⋄ Film-noir ⋄ Romance ⋄ Sci-fi Art reveals the truth of life.
Love In Triplicate- The Couple In Flat 22b Drama ⋄ Film-noir ⋄ Romance ⋄ Sci-fi Our lives are intertwined with all others.
More excerpts of Calan Gaeaf Experimental ⋄ Sci-fi ⋄ Thriller ⋄ War Our world is wrapped in a red tie with all others.
Seven of Cups Excerpt Sci-fi All good men are born of suffering.
Nos Galan Gaeaf Experimental God's hand is in the details.
The Couple In Flat 22b Animation ⋄ Crime ⋄ Drama ⋄ Experimental ⋄ Fantasy ⋄ Film-noir ⋄ Independent ⋄ Romance ⋄ Sci-fi ⋄ Thriller ⋄ War The stories we tell ourselves, become our realities.
Opening of Nos Galan Gaeaf Action ⋄ Drama ⋄ Sci-fi One man's eternity is another's nonexistence.
Seven of Cups: Further excerpts Sci-fi At the end of a long tunnel, mankind finds himself.
Calan Gaeaf excerpt Historical ⋄ Sci-fi History is a thread connecting events together.
Oberon's Chalice teaser Action ⋄ Adventure ⋄ Drama ⋄ Historical ⋄ Romance ⋄ Sci-fi ⋄ War Roles become reversed, remembrances past re-assert themselves in our heroes' lives.
Party of Four- Sibling Rivalry Act 1 Revised synopsis Action ⋄ Adventure ⋄ Animation ⋄ Comedy ⋄ Drama ⋄ Sci-fi ⋄ Thriller ⋄ War Like the layers of an onion, our world is more complicated then we ever knew.
Intro to The Ghost Wars opening Animation ⋄ Drama ⋄ Experimental ⋄ Fantasy ⋄ Film-noir ⋄ Horror ⋄ Independent ⋄ Romance ⋄ Sci-fi ⋄ Thriller New life springs from the flames of the old.
Jester In A Box Sci-fi What if you could see how your life had gone, in a different world? Here's three ways it could have gone for one man.
The Ghost Wars pilot presentation complete teleplay Animation ⋄ Drama ⋄ Experimental ⋄ Fantasy ⋄ Horror ⋄ Independent ⋄ Romance ⋄ Sci-fi ⋄ War A painting prodigy creates life in three realms; material, spiritual and mental. Science, fantasy and high drama are on display..
Into The Labyrinth ep. 6 Drama ⋄ Sci-fi The tides of time fall with Icarus' wings.
The Couple In Flat 22b pilot excerpt Drama ⋄ Experimental ⋄ Fantasy ⋄ Film-noir ⋄ Romance ⋄ Sci-fi The stories we tell ourselves become our realities.
scenes from Calan Gaeaf Animation ⋄ Family ⋄ Romance ⋄ Sci-fi A man's words are his greatest tools in matters of the heart.
Excerpt From Zombies Of The Deep Crime ⋄ Romance ⋄ Sci-fi A stolen painting tells a story of another world.
Excerpt from Nos Galan Gaeaf Drama ⋄ Film-noir ⋄ Sci-fi ⋄ War Change comes about through the narrow lens of a camera.
Party Of Four- dramedy- revised synopsis Action ⋄ Adventure ⋄ Comedy ⋄ Drama ⋄ Experimental ⋄ Fantasy ⋄ Horror ⋄ Independent ⋄ Romance ⋄ Sci-fi ⋄ Thriller ⋄ War Betrayal, infiltration and history looping back on itself; it's a game of cat and mouse.
Zombies From The Deep opening Crime ⋄ Romance ⋄ Sci-fi ⋄ War The Future is wide open to those with eyes that see.
Nos Galan Gaeaf- complete teleplay Animation ⋄ Crime ⋄ Drama ⋄ Fantasy ⋄ Horror ⋄ Sci-fi ⋄ Thriller ⋄ War Immortality has many guises.
Jester In A Box ep. 3 Jacob's Ladder Historical ⋄ Horror ⋄ Music ⋄ Romance ⋄ Sci-fi ⋄ War The more things change, the more they stay the same.
Jester In A Box Pilot script Drama ⋄ Sci-fi What if you could see how your live would go in another world?
Ultraviolet Act One Comedy ⋄ Sci-fi The serpent weaves a web of illusion for those unfortunate to heed his lies.


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Q: Validation Not Firing On TextBox So, basically I have multiple TextBoxes on my page and some of them have validations with RequiredFieldValidator.
I am using OnTextChanged event on txtMobileNo TextBox Field to fetch the data from database.
If the number exists in the database the the rest of my TextBoxes filled from server side.
Now, I am facing here a problem: my MobileNo Text Field skips the RegularExpressionValidator validation even if it is wrong.
I want to redirect to server side only if my number matches the validation logic.

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When I am set CauseValidation = "true" the result is somewhat what I want .
But it checks all the other RequiredFieldValidator validation as well before calling OnTextChanged function.
I just want to check Regular Expression Validation at this point for txtMobileNo and based on the result wants to display error.

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There is an argent need for technology to support people physically, mentally or socially because of the rapid aging of the modern society. In particular, understanding cognitive neural mechanism of human is necessary how human processes the information of external environment or that of internal state. Our approach is to integrate data and knowledge at all scales in diverse research fields which include but not be limited to: neuroinformatics, neurophysiology, neuroengineering, brain imaging, cognitive science, psychology, healthcare, and welfare technology. However, it is difficult to systematize the expanding scientific knowledge, mainly because there are invisible walls between different research fields. For one reason, human network of researchers are organized according to the affiliated departments and participating research societies. For another reason, knowledge structure and vocabularies of each domain are different, which make the relationship between each research domains unclear. These two reasons have synergetic effect.
In order to make clear holistic picture of human, the speaker has been facilitating interaction among researchers of different domains by designing and implementing the cycle of communication, contents and community at "Human Science Integration Seminar Project", which is organized by the Science Integration Program- Humans of the University of Tokyo. The project has been providing interactive seminars once or twice a month since April 2005 for 20 times by September 2006, which are presented by the university members of diverse disciplines related to human science in order to embody research community and knowledge base towards human science integration, with the help of information and communication technology (ICT) especially web-based contents management systems. All the abstracts, references, and profiles of the speakers are accumulated on the website accessible from all over the world, which form the knowledge base of human science (http://human.ws100h.net/). The numbers of community members are 106 with 37 different laboratories, 22 departments, 15 departments and 9 institutes in September 2006.
The speaker co-organizes the sessions "Human Science Integration and its Synthetic Research Methodology (1) and (2)" with Prof. Ling Yin, at the 20th International CODATA Conference in Beijing for expanding the network globally. Selected members of the project are the starting members of these sessions. The goal of this series of sessions is to discuss how we can integrate human science so that we can solve the problem of human i.e., diseases, disorders and improve our daily life. In the first session, holistic research field on human, traditional Chinese medicine is introduced for integrating eastern and western perspective of human. In the second session, synthetic research methodologies, which are necessary for human science integration, are provided. These sessions aim to contribute to the Initiative for Science for Health and Well-Being where the speaker serves as the Steering Committee.
 Mihoko Otake and Science Integration Program - Humans, University of Tokyo: Human Science Integration Seminar, English Version, http://human.ws100h.net/ (2005).
 Mihoko Otake and Science Integration Program - Humans, University of Tokyo: Human Science Integration Seminar, Japanese Version, http://www.ws100h.net/human/ (2005).
 XOOPS: An acronym of eXtensible Object Oriented Portal System, http://www.xoops.org/.
 Mihoko Otake, Ryo Fukano, Shinji Sako, Masao Sugi, Kiyoshi Kotani, Junya Hayashi, Hiroshi Noguchi, Ryuichi Yoneda, Kenjiro Taura, Nobuyuki Otsu and Tomomasa Sato: Autonomous Collaborative Environment for Project Based Learning, Intelligent Autonomous Systems 9 T. Arai et al. (Eds.), IOS Press, pp. 756--763 (2006).
 Mihoko Otake and the 21 COE program at the graduate school of information science and technology of the University of Tokyo: A Hundred Hour Workshop @ UT-I-COE, Japanese Version, http://www.ws100h.net/uticoe/.
 Mihoko Otake and the 21 COE program at the graduate school of information science and technology of the University of Tokyo: A Hundred Hour Workshop @ UT-I-COE, English Version, http://uticoe.ws100h.net/.
 Jane Lubchenco and Shuichi Iwata: Science and the Information Society, Science, Vol. 301, p. 1443 (2002).
 Shuichi Iwata and Robert S. Chen: Science and the Digital Divide, Science, Vol. 310, p. 405 (2005).
 CODATA: Committee on Data for Science and Technology, http://www.codata.org/.
 WSIS: World Summit on the Information Society, http://www.itu.int/wsis/.


Saturday night SWIMM took The Satellite stage in LA alongside Big Tree and headliner Rubblebucket. Aside from their set being fixed between the two formidable acts, one could have mistaken their confident and energetic live show as the headliner. Formerly Le Blorr, SWIMM is the newest incarnation of Florida natives and high school friends Chris Hess and Adam Winn. The five-piece took the stage amidst a DIY set full of glittery space age wrapping paper (or spaper as my buddy dubbed it) to a growing crowd. Though the band only has the 5-song Feel EP to their name they filled their time slot to the brim playing the whole record and more including personal favorite "Wanderer". Their unique blend of shoegaze, brit and 70′s rock–that can only be classified as good ol' indie rock–was very well met by the audience that seemed to mostly be awaiting the headliner. The crowd was quickly won over, encouraged by SWIMM's impassioned performance. What may have made them all the more likable might have been lead singer Chris's humble crowd interactions. For all their stage charisma the band was extremely thankful to the audience and genuinely excited to share the stage with bands they respected, which was refreshing. All in all, SWIMM put on an amazing performance that lived up to the hopes of those that came to see them and won over new fans song by song. If you haven't heard the Feel EP, you should check it out, it's a must listen of 2013. And if this band comes through your town you should be going.
Mirror Talk defines themselves on their Facebook page as Prince + The Knife + Martin Hannett, which is pretty dead on. The first single from their upcoming EP "Don't" sounds like an all-star writing collaboration between the former two produced by the late great co-founder of Factory Records. It could be the perfect new wave song but it contains a level of passion that isn't met by current bands of the genre setting it apart into its own category. It comes down to singer Court Alexander's performance on the track. It's one thing to have a great voice, it's another to be a great singer which he shows to the fullest extent in the song's closing remarks from 3:30 on. Listen to "Don't" below from the EP due out November 9th.
Magic Man's new single "Every Day" falls right in line with the wonderful trend of infectious electro indie rock. It's got everything without feeling forced: roaring tom fills, rhythmic muted guitar plucks, soaring woah oh oh oh's, colorful synths, you get the picture. Listen if you like St. Lucia, Smallpools, or Walk the Moon–who they're appropriately currently on tour with. It's still hot as hell here so I'm cranking this one and calling it another summer jam. The track is the first single from the upcoming EP You Are Here due out September 10th.
Love stumbling across amazing bands like this. Swedish trio Postiljonen (no idea how to say that), create indie electronic music with the bombastry of M83 and The Naked and Famous and the delicate dream pop touch of Keep Shelly in Athens. Their debut album Skyer is a sonic journey suitable for headphones on long a plane ride or an impromptu dance party by the pool. The record is out now on Best Fit Recordings, get it HERE.
Ever wondered what happened to Elite Gymnastics? Yea, us too. Well apparently the man behind EG, James Brooks, has a new project titled default genders–very-recently-formerly-known-as dead girlfriends–and it is good. As of now there is only a 4-song EP entitled stop pretending, but that is plenty to secure default genders as an act to look out for in 2013. Most of my enthusiasm stems from the dramatic and morally-weighty closer "on fraternity". Brooks explains his dissatisfaction with the male gender on the track that is essentially a practice in restraint, which makes the lyrics even weightier as he pulls the noise out from under you like a carpet landing you in an uncomfortable and revealing silence. Listen below and download stop pretending HERE.


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Cold Spring Harbor, New York
The Whaling Museum
Whale bones, scrimshaw, and sperm oil make up just a part of this comprehensive collection of whaling history.
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A long history of huge animals is crammed into the gorgeous Long Island scrimshaw temple known simply as The Whaling Museum.
For many years, whaling was the principal industry of Long Island, New York. The tiny, well-appointed Whaling Museum in Cold Spring Harbour, tells the tale of this now long vanished industry. Started in the 1940s, the museum's collection includes over 6,000 artifacts, including harpoons, an original 19th century whaling boat, whaling equipment, and an abundance of sailor's scrimshaw work. Rare whale products such as Sperm Oil, Ambergris, and even an entire Sperm Whale's jaw explore the actual beasts that were the victim of the industry. There is also a fascinating primary source archive of ship's logs, journals, and business documents giving an insight into the maritime history of Long Island.
The Whaling Museum is tucked away in a quaint New England town, but they sponsor or administer a number of educational and promotional events each year, making sure that the area's past, however controversial, will not be forgotten anytime soon.
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Cold Spring Harbor, New York, 11724
Oyster Bay, New York
Raynham Hall Museum
Spies, love letters, and ghost stories have all left their mark on this home-cum-museum.
The Hidden Colonial Cemeteries of Oyster Bay
Some of the earliest burial grounds of New York State are to be found hidden away in this quaint town.
William Vanderbilt's Abandoned Salt Water Pool
A millionaire's abandoned swimming pool from the gilded age of one of America's most distinguished families.
Vanderbilt Museum
An eccentric playboy's astounding natural history collection.
New Bedford, Massachusetts
The Oozing Whale Skeleton of New Bedford
For 20 years, this whale skeleton has been slowly dripping oil on the floor of the museum where it hangs.
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Sandefjord, Norway
Sandefjord Museum
Europe's only museum solely dedicated to the history of whaling still has a fully-functioning whaling ship.
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Nantucket, Massachusetts
Nantucket Whaling Museum
Artifacts of whaling, with both its perils and adventure, are housed in this museum in a former candle factory.
Eden, Australia
Eden Killer Whale Museum
A microcosm of the whaling industry in a small Australian town.
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Maze Ministry > Blog > Models > Amanda Fuller from Last Man Standing, OITNB and Netflix Wiki, Net Worth, Family, Facts
Amanda Fuller – Introduction
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Amanda Fuller is an American TV series as well as movie actress. Amanda has been mesmerizing the audience from her performances since a long time and the audience are pretty much in love with her. She was born on 27th of August, 1984. She was born and raised in Sacramento, CA. The ethnicity of Amanda and her family is pretty mixed, they are all German, French, English as well as Mexican roots to the family. Amanda Fuller is best known for her impeccable performance in 'Last Man Standing' where she played the role of Kristin Baxter, tremendously.
Amanda Fuller – Personal Life
Though we don't know much about the personal life of Amanda, we can tell you this much that she graduated from Notre Dame High School which is located in Sherman Oaks, California. She did her graduation in the year 2002 and has currently now moved to Los Angeles, California. Amanda Fuller has 2 brothers named as Matt Fuller and Jeff Fuller. Amanda Fuller's father is known to be a retired police officer. Her parent also used to own a very small but amazing furniture store at the time when Amanda was young.
Amanda Fuller is happily married to a guy named Matthew Bryan Field. Matthew is a musician, writer, vocalist and a composer. Although the couple has been really open about their relationship to the media and public, they still aren't married to each other or even if they are there is no substantial evidence to this statement. On the other hand, there has been a claim from Amanda that she is pregnant and is going to have her baby with Matthew soon.
Amanda Fuller had some dark days too. She had been a patient of chronic illness as well as endometriosis her entire life. This obviously hasn't been easy for Amanda. She also stated that she has some other illnesses too although she hasn't disclosed those illnesses in particular. On the other hand, Amanda has been strong about her health since childhood and we pray and want her to get better as soon as possible.
Amanda Fuller – Early Career
Amanda started her career at a very young age. When she got her first role, she was only nine years old. She started her career with a small but meaningful role in 'Tales of the City'. Other than this role, she has been called as a guest appearance and had been playing small roles in her early career which were actually kind of a boost-up for her career.
Other roles includes the character of Eve in the TV series 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer' who was one of the vital slayer roles which appeared in the last season unexpectedly. She also had an incredible performance in 'Till There Was You' where she played the role of a 13 year old girl named Debbie.
Amanda Fuller – Present Career
Amanda Fuller is tremendously known for her amazing performance in 'Last Man Standing' where she played the role of Kristin Baxter, outstandingly. There are many other roles that she is pursuing currently. Amanda's credit also include the indie movie 'Red, White and Blue' as well as 'Creature'. She also had some vital appearances in 'Law and Order', '8 Simple Rules', 'Touched by an Angel', Malcom in the Middle', 'L.A. Doctors', 'Through the Eyes of a Monster' and many other incredible roles in the industry. Amanda Fuller was also a repetitive appearance on the historical show 'Grey's Anatomy'.
Amanda and Her Fans
Amanda has been very active when it comes to interacting with her fans. She is pretty active and updated when it comes to replying to the comments of her fans and interacting with them on social media. The social media accounts of Amanda Fuller like Instagram, Facebook and Twitter has been really active and she replies to most of the fans, keep them updated with her recent activities, post current pictures and emotions which makes the fan feel like they are trusted and loved by Amanda. The fan following that Amanda has is incredible, the fan loyalty and love is something that other actors and actresses love and envy.
Popular Guest
It is not very much prominent but Amanda has performed some of the best and recurring guest appearances in many of the TV series as well as several movies. The best and most liked by the audience guest appearances include the shows 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer', 'NCIS', 'Bones', and most importantly 'Grey's Anatomy'.
It is pretty prominent by the performances of Amanda Fuller that she has many more talents other than just acting. She actually started her career way too early to even imagine. She made her first ramp walk as a model at the tender age of 3. Isn't is mind blowing? Modeling was something Amanda was really good at but she always kept on exploring other options for herself. On the other hand, Amanda Fuller was also interested in dancing. She took dancing classes at one point of her life. She has been ravishing in dancing but there was clearly more to Amanda than dancing and it was acting. Amanda Fuller was amazingly incredible in her acting career and made her career successful on the basis of the acting skills and amazing performances in movies.
Amanda Fuller – Net Worth
Being an actress doesn't always mean that you'll make tons of money and live the most luxurious life ever but it does make sure that you gain all the love and respect of your audience. Amanda did some of the tremendous roles in the TV world as well as the movies. Her current new worth is $5 million which is pretty much above the average living standard for a person. She had prominently increased her net worth by her role as Kristin Baxter in 'Last Man Standing' and is assumed to earn and increase her net worth even more, now that she has a good role in 'Orange is the New Black'.
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