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42 Carlton Place
Paule Vézelay/Louise Hopkins
'FIELDWORK'
Prunella Clough
CHARCHOUNE
Eilshemius
Christina Ramberg
Adrian Morris
Clive Hodgson
E.S.I.P.Y.P.I.A.F
Anonymous, 1840
Ever since I put your picture in a frame
Curated by Merlin James.
Part of the Glasgow International Festival of Visual Art
Featuring paintings by a range of contemporary artists of different generations, alongside artists from different eras, spanning back through the 20th century, the exhibition in part reflects on how contemporary art becomes the art of the past, while past art remains present, though changed.Juxtaposing artists of different backgrounds and different degrees of fame and fashionability, or anonymity and neglect, a single work by each artist builds to a kind of anti-manifesto; an exploratory and partial working definition of painting as an art form. Works are chosen for their individual qualities rather than their usefulness to curatorial thesis, but a notion of genre emerges as central, many of the works playing within recognised painting conventions and sub-categories, and asking to what extent all art – even all human activity and experience – is genre-defined and 'framed'.
List of works:
Anon , Sketch of a farm building, oil on unstretched linen, 1840
James Castle (1899-1977), House, drawing on paper, date unknown
Serge Charchoune (1888-1975), Impressionisme ornamentale, oil on canvas, 1930
André Derain (1880-1954), Study for a portrait, oil on canvas, 1936
David Schutter, Untitled (After GSMB vRU x8), oil on canvas, 2006-7
Joe Fyfe, Untitled, gesso on canvas, 1999
Rodney Harder, Turquoise/ochre no.2, acrylic on canvas, 2010
Clive Hodgson, Untitled, oil on canvas, 2011
Louise Hopkins, Brown enclosure, acrylic, ink and correction fluid on magazine page, 2008 Paul Housley, Sleepwalker, oil on card, 2012
James Hyde, Untitled, pigment on gesso on panel, c.2000
James Dickson Innes (1887-1914), Arenig, oil on board, c1913
Alex Katz, Ada, oil on board, 1997
Stephen McKenna, Lesser Antilles bullfinches, oil on canvas, 2011
James Pryde (1866-1946), Study for 'The Slum', oil on board, c.1916
Julie Roberts, Young apprentice (study), oil on linen, 2007
Walter Sickert (1860-1942), Gwen Ffrangson-Davies as Elizabeth Barrett Browning, oil on canvas, c.1935
Tony Swain, Untitled, acrylic on newspaper, 2012
Joel Tomlin, Elk, oil on canvas, c.1996
Richard Walker, Moth, oil on board, 2005
Alfred Wallis (1855-1942), Fishermens' cottages, pencil and paint on paper, date unknown.
Gallery notes:
In Tom Waits's song, framing means cherishing, loving. After pure experience (The sun comes up, blue and gold) there's a formalising, a sense of announcing intentions (I come calling in my Sunday best). Putting something or someone in a frame – as on a pedestal – brings dangers of constriction, adoring condescension; but the hope is for lasting devotion (I love you baby, and I always will). Three verses, each of one line repeated three times followed by the refrain. Conventional chord progression and resolution. Pretty much the minimum required to be a song. Utterly generic in structure and sentiment – apparently.
The works in this exhibition are small, often meagre of means and materials. Each does enough to become a picture. The world does not need more paintings as such, any more than it needs more songs; so new ones must justify their existence. But that need not be in grandiose terms – perhaps best not. The individuality and specificity of each one matters, as much as a new implicit proposition about life, and about art – the art form 'painting'.
Notes on the artists:
Julie Roberts (b. Flint, Wales 1963) studied at St Martins School of Art London and Glasgow School of Art. She has had recent survey exhibitions at the Talbot Rice Gallery, Edinburgh and the Kunsthallen Brandts. Her work frequently draws on archival photography.
Alfred Wallis (b. Cornwall, England 1855) was a self-taught artist and ex-fisherman. He was 'discovered' in the 1920s by Christopher Wood and Ben Nicholson, and became an important example to a circle of British modernists.
Rodney Harder (b. Nebraska, USA 1952) graduated from California State University (MBA) in 1975. He lives in New York. He has a serious interest in the work of self taught artists, many of whom he included in the recent show 'Fresh Flowers' at Boston University.
James Hyde (b. New York, USA 1957) lives in Brooklyn. Recent solo exhibitions have been at the San Diego Museum of Art, Sikkema Jenkins & Co. New York and Museo Cantonale d'Arte, Lugano. His work tests the definition of painting, often incorporating photography and three dimensions.
André Derain (b. Chatou, France 1880) was a pioneer of Fauvism and Cubism, and influential in his reinvestigation of painting traditions from the 1920s onwards.
Paul Housley (b. Manchester, England 1964) lives in London. Recent exhibitions have been at Poppy Sebire Gallery London and Zieher-Smith Inc. New York. His work has often depicted figurines, toys, ornaments, or imagery from photographs.
Clive Hodgson (b. Nottingham, England 1953) studied at the Slade school in the 1970s and has alternated figuration with abstraction through his career. A recent solo show was at Terrace, London. He will have a solo exhibition at 42 Carlton Place this autumn.
Joe Fyfe (b. New York, USA 1952) lives in Brooklyn. He curated Le Tableau at Cheim and Read New York in 2010, placing contemporary with mid 20th-century abstraction. Forthcoming solo exhibition: White Columns, New York.
James Dickson Innes (b. Llanelli, Wales 1887), created a unique landscape style, painting in France and Wales in the decade up to World War One. A retrospective and monograph are forthcoming in 2014.
Tony Swain (b. N. Ireland 1967), lives in Glasgow. After earlier experiments in figurative and still life painting, he has developed a distinctive practice using paint on newspaper. A solo show runs currently at Fruitmarket, Edinburgh.
Joel Tomlin (b Sheffield, England 1969), studied at Chelsea College of Art and the University of Houston, Texas. Recent solo and group shows have been at Max Wigram London and Chapter Cardiff. His art draws strongly on genre, and often suggests narrative. He works is the UK and Germany.
Anonymous (1840). The genre of the landscape oil sketch was recognised by 20th century scholars like John and Charlotte Gere, and seen as key to the evolution of modern painting. An early treatise by the outdoor sketcher Valenciennes suggests leaving of foreground areas unfinished, as in this example.
Louise Hopkins (b. Hertfordshire, England 1965) lives in Glasgow. She had a major survey show at Fruitmarket Edinburgh in 2005. Becoming known for her paintings on decorative furnishing fabric, she has moved on to work over maps, consumer catalogue pages and other found paper surfaces.
Serge Charchoune (b. Buguruslan, Russia 1888) was associated with both Dada and Purism up to the 1920s. He worked across abstraction (often monochrome) and various kinds of figuration. A small survey exhibition, curated by Merlin James, is forthcoming at the Talbot Rice Gallery, Edinburgh and the Smart Museum of Art, Chicago.
Stephen McKenna (b. London, England 1939) has worked in many locations including Italy, Germany and Spain. He now lives in Ireland. He curated the landmark exhibition 'The Pursuit of Painting' at the Irish Museum of Modern Art in 1996.
James Pryde (b. Edinburgh, Scotland 1866) was a unique figure in modern British art. Working mostly in London, he created the acclaimed Beggarstaff graphics in the 1890s with William Nicholson, then became known for proto-surreal paintings of derelict buildings and haunted interiors.
David Schutter (b. Pennsylvania, USA 1974) makes paintings in response to close scrutiny of works by earlier artists. His sources have included Constable, Chardin, and (as in the piece here) Ruisdael. He is based in Chicago.
James Castle (b. Idaho, USA 1899) was a self taught artist. He was deaf from birth, and devoted his time to making images of his home farmstead from found materials. He also created figures, small sewn and collaged constructions and books. He is now regarded as a one of America's major 'outsider' artists.
Richard Walker (b. Cumbernauld, Scotland 1955) studied at Glasgow School of Art. He exhibited alongside Louise Hopkins and others in the 1995 'Persistence of Painting' exhibition at CCA Glasgow. A solo exhibition at Alexandre Gallery, New York, in 2003 followed a residency at the Albers Foundation in Connecticut. He will have another solo show at Alexandre this year.
Alex Katz (b. Queens, New York 1927) makes observational oil studies like the present example, for large-scale canvases in broader, more simplified planes. Of the generation of Johns, Warhol and the 60s minimalists, he has persisted with observation-based figuration and become one of the most major figures in contemporary art.
Walter Richard Sickert (b. Munich, Germany 1860) is a key figure in modern British painting. Closely connected to the art of Degas and others in France, he became notorious for his Camden Town murder paintings in the first decade of the twentieth century. He frequently worked from photographs, most evidently in his later paintings.
Derain
Housley


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Auggie was born with Treacher Collins Syndrome, a genetic disorder characterized by deformities of the ears, eyes, cheekbones, and chin. His facial deformities have meant lots of childhood surgeries, so his loving mama homeschooled him through elementary school. It's time for middle school, though, and Auggie's parents have decided that means public school for Auggie.
And public school can be mean. But it can also be amazing. Auggie gets bullied for being different, but he also makes a couple of friends. It's hard to be friends with the guy who is different, and that fact causes some of the drama in the film, but it's brilliant to see at least a couple of kids choose kindness over fitting in. Even if one of them has to learn it the hard way.
This film isn't just about what Auggie deals with as he enters the new world of public school. It's also about his sister, Olivia, who is coping with always being second in the family, her friends, and even Auggie's newfound friends. What I loved most was that Auggie's parents weren't just there to provide support for him; they were complex characters, too. One of my favorite scenes shows his mom (Julia Roberts) eating breakfast alone at their homeschool table after Auggie starts school. I imagine that tears a whole in a homeschooling mama. I can totally picture myself doing just that after my boys go off to college.
can't be captured on film. Just no.
But the film is wonderful, and as long as your kids have read it and had the chance to imagine Auggie's face for themselves, you should totally do a movie night for Wonder.
Another thing I loved about this film is that the family sat down to dinner together. A Lot. One of the yummier-looking meals included fresh bread and a large salad. I also spotted some asparagus. And since sometimes it's hard to tell exactly what cut of meat a movie family is eating, I decided to interpret it as roast. Because then I could add this delicious mushroom gravy.
Make your salad however your family likes it. Personally, I throw in everything in the crisper drawer–lettuce, spinach, cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, mushrooms, carrots, tomatoes green peppers, celery, and avocado. Yeah, not making that up.
Y'all, this might well be the easiest roast and gravy I have ever made. I love my Instant Pot (which was a Christmas gift from the best friend on the planet), but you can get similar results in a slow cooker.
Very little kneading makes this fresh yeast bread a breeze.
Because we can, and this stuff is out of this world.
Everything is better with cherry pie, but you can't really get better than Wonder. Enjoy your night.
Tagged books, instant pot, kid lit, recipe.


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Crypto-Focused Social Trading Platform NAGAX Opens For Pre-Registration | Bitcoinist.com
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The autocopy feature is what NAGAX refers to as the "social trading" aspect of its platform, helping to take the pressure off less successful traders whose own strategies fail to generate their hoped-for returns. NAGAX will have a big focus on crypto, with over 700 trading pairs available at launch, plus hundreds of other assets such as stocks and derivatives.
To encourage users to sign up for pre-registration, NAGAX is offering some big incentives, with up to $35,000 worth of rewards and token airdrops for early adopters.
The main promotion offers a big prize worth $5,000, with a second award of $3,000 and another of $2,000 being awarded to three of the first lucky traders who sign up. The rewards will be paid in USDT and credited to the user's accounts. To participate in the draw, users have to head over to a crypto-related Telegram group or another social media platform such as Facebook and promote NAGAX's features and launch date, linking to its official Telegram channel and website. Don't forget screenshots though, as NAGAX requires proof for anyone entering the draw.
NAGAX's second promotion will see five individuals selected from the first 10,000 registered users win a prize of $1,000 in USDT. To be eligible, all that's required is to pre-register on the NAGAX platform, follow its official Twitter and Telegram pages and fill out a form.
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Imagine the Philippines without Henry Sy as many Filipino mourns for his death at 94 years old. Mr Sy passed away peacefully in his sleep in the early morning of Saturday, January 19, 2019.
The Philippines will never be as competitive without the firm vision of Mr Sy. As he turns back the time, he will not forget the rags to riches story as he battles the story from the world war II.
His commendable dedication and spirit of casting vision as he leads the business tycoons in the country is one of the greatest memory in the business community.
Tatang Henry Sy delivered his message at the Management Association of the Philippines Man of the Year in 2000.
I want to thank everyone who has helped the SM Group of Companies throughout the years. I thank my family – my 6 children are my teammates and friends in the office and at home and most specially my wife for 50 years Molly, who is my lifetime companion, treasurer, adviser and bestfriend.


Paradise Found Release Blog Hop, Day 2!
Hello! Welcome to my stop on this fun Blog Hop to celebrate Catherine Pooler's new Spa Ink Release and Paradise Found products!!
How about some cards? Yes- Onward!
I stamped the new Plaid Background with the Sauna Ink and then added some black lines with a fine black pen. I like how it pulled some of the black into the background. I then cut the scalloped panel (gulp!) and stitched it on to my card base before adhering the white embossed sentiment. I die cut the Best die a couple of times and layered that up, adhering that along with a tiny heart for the Tags, etc. Dies (Counting Blessing SOA Collection).
My next card uses the Birds of a Feather stamp set and the new Birds of a Feather Die.
For this, I inked up the large feather from the Birds of a Feather set, and stamped them all on white cardstock. I die cut them all out with the new die and gave them a slight score line to fold along before stitching and pinching them upward. I scored the card panel and adhered all to my card base. Fun!
This next card I'm sharing today, uses the new Winter Wonderland stamp set. The little critters on this set are very cute and there are lots of little detail stamps that help make a complete scene easily.
I stamped the trees in my new a fore mentioned fave, Green Tea. The red elements are stamped in Peppermint Scrub and the deer is stamped in Icing on the Cake. Oh, and the snowflakes are stamped in second generation of Black Jack. Catherine's inks work awesome for that technique– which is fabulous if you'd like just a lighter version of a color.
It's such a cozy little scene!
Next up, a card featuring the new Small Doily die and stamps from the Medallion Mix-Up Stamp set. Again, I used the new Green Tea color for tag. 🙂 The tag and the hearts are from the previous Counting Blessings SOA Collection–the Tags, etc. Dies.
I hope you have enjoyed my stop along this hop! I ended up having several cards because once I started creating, they just kept coming! And I still have two more to share in the future!
Be sure to check out all the stops along today's hop (and yesterday's!) (and tomorrow's!)!
You'll have through Friday, November 17 at 11:55 am eastern to leave comments. Three winners will be randomly picked for $25 gift certificates to Catherine's shop!
Have a fabulous week! Thank you for hopping here and be sure to head to the next stop at Maureen's Blog! Maureen is sure to have some fabulousness there!!
Take care and happy crafting!
Wow that plaid background is amazing, definitely a wishlist item.
WOW….you put some much time and effort into creating these beautiful cards. PLUS>..stitching them on as well. BEAUTIFUL!
Your cards are awesome, do love the stitching you have done. Really got to love the sauna colour, wow. Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful creation.
I love what you did with the feathers on your card. It adds a wonderful touch and the sweet deer scene, so cute!
Lovely cards. Enjoyed your use of stitching.
Those feathers!!! I love those feathers! These cards are just beautiful.
So pretty. Love the added lines on your plaid background.
Such cute cards. I love the enhancement of black on the already fabulous plaid stamp. Thank you for sharing.
Wow such great inspiration. Love all the cards. You are so fortunate to have your granny, enjoy her.
I love, love, love the feathers!
Such pretty cards. You are so creative. Great job.
Very pretty cards. I'm sure your Grannie will love her card.
Love your cards, especially the pretty plaid card!
Absolutely incredible cards!! I'm in love..with ALL of them!!!
Love that stitching on all your cards – what a nice touch.
Great cards. I especially love the feather card.
These are great! I LOVE the extra lines you added to the plaid, just perfect and stitching on the feathers and then the last card with the folded doilies, so many good things!
You've been busy girlfriend. What a lovely assortment of cards you created.
I love the added stitching. Really sets your cards apart.
Lovely cards Jill! I especially love the stitching work on the feather card!
I love your cards! You've got me wishing I had ordered the set with the trees – the little bows on the thinnest trees are the sweetest thing ever!
I'm like everyone else – – love your cards. And simply love how the stitching adds as a unique embellishment. I have a sewing machine but it's buried. Hmmmm…. work to do over the weekend.
You are the best is such an awesome color I just love it.
Oh my my my! Such gorgeous cards! Those colors may be muted but they still pack a punch! Love!
Wonderful cards! My favorite is the scene with that fabulous deer.
Your cards are fantastic ! These new colors are really beautiful.
Your cards are amazing. Love them all!
The background of the Best Wishes card is so so creative! I love all the great design ideas I am getting from this Blog Hop!
Love the cards and the new colors!
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Bandana Blues #805 - Blues Chemistry
Blues Chemistry
Spinner's bond with the blues is pure chemistry. It is blues chemistry.
01. Savoy Brown - City Night (6:13) (City Night, Quarto Valley Records, 2019)
02. Heather Newman - What Goes Around (3:31) (Rise From The Flames, VizzTone Records, 2019)
03. Bruce Katz - Easy Living (2:58) (Solo Ride, American Showplace Music, 2019)
04. Old Riley & the Water - Blues Walking (3:18) (Biting Through, self-release, 2018)
05. Cheyenne James - Rock (5:20) (Burn It Up, self-release, 2018)
06. Bobby Rush - Sweet Lizzy (3:43) (Sitting On Top Of The Blues, Thirty Tigers/Deep Rush Records, 2019)
07. Kerry Kearney Band - Fireplug (3:43) (Smokehouse Serenade, Highlander Records, 2019)
08. Pam Tate - Forecast Calls For Pain (4:03) (Gonna Get It Right, Left Field Records, 2018)
09. Billy Price - All Night Long Cafe (4:59) (Dog Eat Dog, Gulf Coast Records, 2019)
10. Pascal Bokar - Let It Groove All Night Long (3:39) (American Trails, self-release, 2019)
11. John Duer & the Blues Freaks - Let's Get Drunk (3:53) (Try Some of This, Big Beard Records, 2019)
12. Eliza Neals - Blackish Gray (5:42) (Sweet Or Mean, E-H Records, 2019)
13. Grady Champion - When It Rains It Pours (3:33) (Steppin' In, Malaco Records, 2019)
14. Larry Griffith Project - I Do, I Did, I'm Done (5:58) (Bonafide, self-release, 2019)
15. Joanne Shaw Taylor - The Best Thing (3:17) (Reckless Heart, Silvertone Records, 2019)
16. Michael Lee - This Is (4:38) (Michael Lee, Ruf Records, 2019)
17. Charlie Wooton Project - Tell Me A Story (3:36) (Blue Basso, Wild Heart Records, 2019)
18. Billy White Jr. - It's About Time (5:01) (It's About Time, Ayemaydah Records, 2019)
19. Meg Williams - Little Bit Of The Devil (3:06) (Take Me As I Am, Nola Blue Records, 2019)
20. JP Soars - Minor Blues (4:11) (Let Go Of The Reins, Whiskey Bayou Records, 2019)
Bandana Blues #804 - Playing Around With The Blues
Playing Around With The Blues
Spinner played around with the blues, which resulted in a great episode with a lot of new and recent music.
01. Moonshine Society - Southern Road (3:45) (Sweet Thing, self-release, 2019)
02. Jeff Dale & the South Woodlawners - Good Luck Woman (2:34) (Blues Power, self-release, 2019)
03. Pascal Bokar - The Blues Don't Like Nobody (3:56) (American Trails, self-release, 2019)
04. Alex Lopez - Woe Is Me (4:29) (Yours Truly Me, Maremil Records, 2019)
05. Bruce Katz - Going Places (2:34) (Solo Ride, American Showplace Music, 2019)
06. John Otto Young - Desperation (3:55) (Sunset Tour, self-release, 2019)
07. Mz SuMac - Broke Ass Man (4:20) (Battle Of The Blues: Chicago Vs Oakland, Delta Roots Records, 2019)
08. Tweed - Woman Don't Lie (3:53) (Love Strong, self-release, 2018)
09. Shaun Murphy - Can't Blame Nobody But Me (4:19) (Reason To Try, Vision Wall Records, 2019)
10. Bobby Rush - Pooky Poo (3:17) (Sitting On Top Of The Blues, Thirty Tigers/Deep Rush Records, 2019)
11. Michael Lee - Here I Am (4:09) (Michael Lee, Ruf Records, 2019)
12. Heather Newman - Lonely On Beale (4:10) (Rise From The Flames, VizzTone Records, 2019)
13. JP Soars - Have Mercy On My Soul (4:10) (Let Go Of The Reins, Whiskey Bayou Records,2019)
14. Billie Williams - Start All Over (2:55) (Hell To Pay, self-release, 2019)
15. Janiva Magness - Lodi (3:50) (Digital Single, Blue Élan Records, 2019)
16. The Nick Moss Band - Movin' On My Way (4:29) (Lucky Guy!, Alligator Records, 2019)
17. Vaneese Thomas - Handle Me Gently (6:06) (Down Yonder, Segue Records, 2019)
18. Griff Hamlin and the Single Barrel Blues Band - Where Would I Begin (5:53) (I'll Drink To That, self-release, 2019)
19. Karin Roerdink & ElectroBluesSociety - Back To Black (4:07) (Digital Single, KuvVer Records, 2019)
20. Billy Price - Lose My Number (5:10) (Dog Eat Dog, Gulf Coast Records, 2019)
21. Charlie Wooton Project - Dime Note (3:34) (Blue Basso, Wild Heart Records, 2019)
Bandana Blues #803 - Covered
Late... but Spinner put an episode together with all covers, because it's been about a year since the last cover show.
Good enough reason, right?
01. Hubert Sumlin - Letter To My Girlfriend (2:16) (Hubert Sumlin's Blues Part, Black Top/Demon Records, 1987)
02. Crystal Shawanda - Ball And Chain (4:42) (Voodoo Woman, True North Records, 2018)
03. Dave and Phil Alvin - Key To The Highway (3:48) (Common Ground, Yep Roc Records, 2014)
04. Benny Turner - You've Got To Love Her With A Feeling (4:51) (My Brother's Blues, Nola Blue, 2017)
05. Bluesix - Victim Of Life's Circumstances (3:08) (Ready, Tramp Records, 2008)
06. Chris 'Bad News' Barnes - It's Tight Like That (3:52) (Hokum Blues, VizzTone Records, 2017)
07. Paul Geremia - Fool's Paradise (5:32) (Self Portrait in Blues, Shamrock Records, 1994)
08. David Gogo - Don't Bring Me Down (3:18) (Different Views, Cordova Bay Records, 2009)
09. Jawbone - You Got to Move (1:31) (Dang Blues, Loose Music, 2004)
10. Ken Saydak - Watching The River Flow (4:55) (Love Without Trust, Delmark Records, 2001)
11. Bill Perry - Hello Josephine (4:09) (Don't Know Nothin' About Love, DixieFrog Records, 2006)
12. Backtrack Blues Band - Your Funeral And My Trial (5:51) (Make My Home In Florida, Harpo Records, 2018)
13. Curtis Salgado & Alan Hager - Too Young To Die (4:06) (Rough Cut, Alligator Records, 2018)
14. Regina Bonelli - Paint It Black (3:22) (Love Letter, True Groove Records, 2018)
15. Bobby Blue Bland - Five Long Years (4:14) (Reflections In Blue, ABC Records, 1977)
16. Ball, Barton & Strehli - A Fool In Love (3:16) (Dreams Come True, Antone's, 1990)
17. Buzzy Linhart - Slow Down (3:26) (Four Sides Of Buzzy Linhart, Caromar Records, 1982)
18. Esther Phillips - CC Rider (2:45) (Confessin' The Blues, Atlantic Records, 1976)
19. Bernard Allison - Kiddio (4:44) (Let It Go, Ruf Records, 2018)
20. Beth Garner - Snake Farm (4:27) (Snake Farm, The Music Of Nashville Label, 2017)
21. Chris Daniels & The Kings - Wouldn't Treat A Dog (The Way You Treated Me) (4:09) (Blues With Horns Vol. 1, Moon Voyage Records, 2017)
22. Carlos del Junco - Jersey Girl (4:00) (Hang On, Big Reed Records, 2018)
Bandana Blues #802 - More Music All The Time
More Music All The Time
Spinner put together a great episode with lots of new and recent music.
Because there's more music all the time.
01. Nat Bolden - Good Morning Mr. Blues (3:51) (Battle Of The Blues: Chicago Vs Oakland, Delta Roots Records, 2019)
02. Alex Lopez - Sinful (4:26) (Yours Truly Me, Maremil Records, 2019)
03. Tullie Brae - Ain't No Good (3:15) (Revelation, Endless Blues Records, 2019)
04. John Oates Band - All Shook Up (3:54) (The Bluesville Sessions, WBA Records, 2012)
05. Forty Fours - Sugar You (3:34) (Twist The Knife, Rip Cat Records, 2019)
06. Griff Hamlin and the Single Barrel Blues Band - Don't Lie (4:35) (I'll Drink To That, self-release, 2019)
07. Katarina Pejak - Turtle Blues (4:28) (Roads That Cross, Ruf Records, 2019)
08. Mark Cameron - Dirty Biscuit (3:58) (On A Roll, Cop Records, 2019)
09. Jeff Dale & the South Woodlawners - One Step From A Broken Man (4:27) (Blues Power, self-release, 2019)
10. Billie Williams - Lost In The Wilderness (3:14) (Hell To Pay, self-release, 2019)
11. Adam Holt - Mr. Morning Drive (4:39) (Kind Of Blues, Zenith Records, 2019)
12. Tweed - One More Dance (4:50) (Love Strong, self-release, 2018)
13. Eliza Neals - Bitten By The Blues (4:24) (Sweet Or Mean, E-H Records, 2019)
14. Jamie Lynn Vessels - Shadowboxer (3:32) (Digital Download Single, self-release, 2019)
15. Moonshine Society - Sweet Thing (5:19) (Sweet Thing, self-release, 2019)
16. Delbert McClinton - No Chicken On The Bone (3:06) (Tall Dark & Handsome, Hot Shot Records, 2019)
17. Paula Harris - Nothing Good Happens After Midnight (4:50) (Speakeasy, Blu Gruv Music, 2019)
18. John Otto Young - Cheap Beer (4:26) (Sunset Tour, self-release, 2019)
19. Tom Euler - Played Your Part (5:05) (Blues Got My Back, self-release, 2019)
20. Vaneese Thomas - Legacy Of Pain (4:44) (Down Yonder, Segue Records, 2019)
21. Cold Cuts - Little Junior's Sleepwalk (3:47) (Meat The Cold Cuts, Black Top Records, 1982)


Even the most stoic of long-term market participants must have seen the rise in volatility over the last few months.
After what seemed like years of muted market movements, investors are no longer willing to brush off geopolitical battles, high valuations or less-than-stellar guidance/earnings reports. Big intraday swings and large daily losses/gains are once again the norm.
And that could be a big problem for returns this year.
According to investment bank Goldman Sachs, rising volatility and lower returns go hand in hand. With the market's movements getting jumpier, Goldman has started to warn its clients to think about hedging as gains could be potentially lower this year if not hedged properly.
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There are few places in the world that are so much the center of the world, yet so isolated and desolate that very little life exists there. Wadi Rum is such a place. Very close to Aqaba on the Red Sea, it is an area that has been inhabited and traversed for millennia, yet there are almost no settlements and minimal inhabitants. It is a spectacular place, as beautiful a desert as could exists, with unique and beautiful windswept rock arches and towers, rich red and gold sands, and vast vistas of mirages and shimmering heat. The Bedouins have roamed this area for centuries and still call it home. There is nothing more welcoming than a small fire in a Bedouin desert tent, with tea ready for consumption, a soft red woolen cushion and the blissful shade from the scorching sun.
Rock art decorates the ancient walls showing images of a story that has long been forgotten. Lawrence of Arabia was much at home here and his legacy lives on amongst the people. Wadi Rum is a mystical, special place, Wadi representing a valley, and rum definitely not translating to what we know it as!


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The Shadow Side of Perfectionism
By Jacob Buurma / February 27, 2017 July 11, 2020
I was drawn to graphic design at an early age. I recall being fussy about straight lines and neat lettering on my grade-school presentation posters. In middle school, I spent countless hours in the garage cutting strips of colourful tape and affixing them to wooden boards in experimental logo designs. I've never been able to work on a messy desk.
A measure of perfectionism is essential to my work. Yet there are times when this gift can be a significant liability. Finding just the right font for my to-do list is a time waster. Organizing files on my computer can be a fancy form of procrastination. And there are times when moving a design from 98% to 100% requires an effort equivalent to "boiling the ocean." (Sidebar: I've seen many designers go sideways by obsessing over that last 2%.)
I didn't recognize the shadow side of perfectionism at first. But I've been led to see how perfectionism can harm as much as it helps. Order is essential to design. But order can come at the expense of more important things. The ruthless pursuit of perfection can trample the messiness and the fun of life. Sometimes it's better to just play with your kids than constantly clean up after them.
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Drunk Driver Gets DUI After Crashing Into Police Cars
The Statesman Journal reported that Mercede Linn Ogan, a 26 year old female, received a DUI after she allegedly slammed into the rear of two police cars. According to the news source, Ogan crashed her 2003 Ford Focus into two police patrol cars that had stopped on the side of Liberty Road S near Browning Avenue S in Salem, Oregon. Although the patrol cars had their flashing lights turned on, Ogan still managed to rear-end both of the cars. It was stated that one of the officers observed a vehicle headed right toward them…and pulled the other out of the way before the vehicle collided into them.
Ogan hit the rear-end of the cars with so much force that one of them managed to hit the car in front of it. Luckily, nobody died or was severely injured. However, the legal officers came to the conclusion that Ogan was supposed to be the designated driver for the two passengers, who appeared to deputies to be highly intoxicated. After administering her several field sobriety tests, Ogan was charged with a DUI and various counts of reckless driving. She was arrested and taken to the Marion County Jail. It was determined that she had a blood alcohol content level that was twice the legal limit.
If you have been arrested for driving drunk, contact an experienced and skilled Oregon DUI attorney for legal assistance.


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Bummer. Moses Malone passed away. I remember watching him play for the Spirits of St. Louis during the 75-76 season.. My pops took me to a game and I remembered the way he dominated the boards and the way the announcer said his name. It stuck with me.
RIP Chairman of the Boards!


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Ablett praises Mullins – the "ideal" choice as skiper
GARY Ablett believes Johnny Mullins is the ideal candidate to captain Stockport County after a string of impressive performances this season. Mullins was handed the captain's armband following Michael Raynes' departure to Scunthorpe United on transfer deadline day, and he led the team for the first time as permanent skipper during the 3-1 defeat to MK Dons at Edgeley Park on Saturday.
CAPTAIN FANTASTIC: Johnny Mullins has replaced Michael Raynes.
GARY Ablett believes Johnny Mullins is the ideal candidate to captain Stockport County after a string of impressive performances this season.
Mullins was handed the captain's armband following Michael Raynes' departure to Scunthorpe United on transfer deadline day, and he led the team for the first time as permanent skipper during the 3-1 defeat to MK Dons at Edgeley Park on Saturday.
"Johnny gives an enthusiasm both on and off the field," said Ablett.
"He's a fantastic character. I think because of what a good player he's perceived to be among the other players I just felt he was the ideal candidate to be offered the job.
"He'll go from strength to strength and he'll grow into the position. He's got the makings of a very, very good captain."
Ablett revealed new-signing Danny Swailes was also a candidate for the job, but insisted he made the right decision in appointing the 24-year-old former Mansfield defender.
"In my opinion there were only two candidates, Johnny and Danny Swailes and Danny will do the job if Johnny can't play, if that situation ever arises," added Ablett.
"I think Johnny deserves it. He's been our most consistent player this year and he gets a lot of respect from the other players because they know what a good player he is. He fully merits the honour."
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HARRISBURG, PA (08.01.11)—The Commonwealth Foundation strongly condemned the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board today for systematic waste and abuse of taxpayer money and assets following a scathing Pa. Auditor General audit report that found rampant agency mismanagement of inventory and finances.
• Compounding the problem, PLCB management then demanded purchasers order excessive inventory due to the shortages. The report found, "In addition to acknowledging that it tried to buy itself out of the out-of-stock and hoarding situations, management also indicated that it could not change the volume of inventory coming into the distribution centers even though they were overflowing with excess product because vendors had already processed these orders".
o Scranton: Inventory more than doubled to 606,383 cases in 2010, causing additional warehouse space to be acquired.
o Pittsburgh: Inventory jumped from 300,000 cases to 575,000 cases in 2010, exceeding storage capacity. PLCB management decided to put 72,277 cases of excess merchandise in 57 non-temperature controlled trailers.
o Philadelphia: Inventory reached 763,470 cases. 20,240 cases were moved to non-temperature controlled trailers.
Contrary to the finding, the PLCB continues to deny widespread spoilage and an accurate account of money lost due to overheating remains unreported.
The report comes just weeks after PLCB Chairman P.J. Stapleton III publically boasted about record-setting sales, but neglected to cite the AG audit that found that while overall sales have increased, net revenues from store operations have declined nearly 47 percent, from FY June 30, 2008 to FY June 30, 2010. The PLCB release also failed to cite salaries, benefits and pension costs of more than $215 million last year or the millions spent each year to advertise and promote liquor sales.
CF is calling for an immediate end to the PLCB's role as seller and distributor of wine and spirits, a system of full government control that now sees Pennsylvania as one of only two remaining states in the nation (the other is Utah) with such draconian measures.
In a June Quinnipiac Poll, Pennsylvanians overwhelmingly called for the sale of 644 state-run stores, with broad-based bipartisan support reaching more than 69 percent.


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'Game of Thrones' Just Became the Emmys' Most Nominated Primetime Series Ever
It has taken "Game of Thrones" only seven seasons to beat the drama record set by "ER" over the course of 15 years
Steve Pond | July 12, 2018 @ 9:02 AM	Last Updated: July 12, 2018 @ 9:03 AM
After sitting out last year's Primetime Emmy Awards, HBO's "Game of Thrones" has stormed back to land 22 nominations and claim the title of the most-nominated primetime series in Emmy history.
The new nominations bring the "Game of Thrones" total to 129, which beats the previous record for drama held by NBC's long-running series "ER," which debuted in 1994 and stayed on the air until 2009.
While "ER" was on the air for 15 seasons and received at least one Emmy nomination in every one of those seasons, "Game of Thrones" has broken its record in only seven seasons.
This year's tally also pushed "Game of Thrones" past the 117 nominations received by "Cheers," which holds the record for a comedy series.
Also Read: Emmy Nominations 2018 Announced (Updating Live)
The most nominated program of any kind is "Saturday Night Live," which broke its own record this year and now has 252.
"Game of Thrones" received 13 nominations in 2011 for its first season, and 11 nominations in 2012 for Season 2. It then increased its number of nominations for each of the next three seasons, landing 16 in 2013, 19 in 2014 and 24 in 2015. Its total dropped by one in 2016 to 23, but that brought in within striking distance of the record held by "ER."
Its nominations this year include an Outstanding Drama Series nod as well as acting nominations for Peter Dinklage, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, Lena Headey and Diana Rigg. Dinklage is now the most nominated actor ever in the Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series category, with seven.
The series won the Emmy for Outstanding Drama Series in 2015 and 2016, the last two years in which it was eligible. It wasn't in the running last year because delays in the complicated production pushed the premiere date for Season 7 past the eligibility period. In its absence, "The Handmaid's Tale" won the top drama-series Emmy.
The final season of "Game of Thrones" is now wrapping production in Europe. To date, HBO has not announced if it will air during the June 1, 2018-May 31, 2019 window for the 2019 Emmys, or whether it will have to skip another year of eligibility.
'Game of Thrones:' Did You Notice These Characters Were Recast? (Photos)
Now that Season 7 is over, we have a giant "Game of Thrones"-shaped void in our lives. To help ease the loss, here's some "GoT" trivia for you. Did you know there has been a preponderance of popular characters who have been recast over the span of the hit HBO series? Browse through to learn who they are.
Ser Gregor Clegane
In Season 1, The Hound's older brother was played by Conan Stevens (left). When scheduling conflicts with his role as an Orc in "The Hobbit" arose, Stevens was replaced by Ian Whyte (center) for Season 2, who was playing a White Walker. Icelandic actor Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson (right) took over the part for the remaining seasons.
Daario Naharis
One of Daenerys' love interests, the leader of the Second Sons, has been played by two actors. Ed Skrein (left), who played Daario in Season 3, told E! News in 2015 he left because of "politics." "It was a wonderful experience, but politics led to us parting ways," Skrein said at the time. Michiel Huisman (right) took over the role for Season 4 and beyond.
Tommen Baratheon
The young Callum Wharry's (left) first acting role was that of Tommen Baratheon, son of Cersei and Jaime Lannister. He played Tommen in the first two seasons, but by Season 4, Dean Charles-Chapman (right) took over the character. Charles-Chapman previously played the part of Martyn Lannister, Tommen's cousin.
For the very brief scene in which The Three-Eyed Raven is introduced in Season 4, the mystical character was played by British actor Struan Rodger (left). The role was taken over in Season 6 by Max von Sydow (right) for the meatier scenes in which he takes Bran through time.
Also Read: 'Game of Thrones': Everyone Arya Stark Has Killed So Far (Photos)
Myrcella Baratheon
Another one of Cersei and Jaime Lannister's children, Myrcella, was recast after a two-season hiatus. In Seasons 1 and 2, Aimee Richardson (left) played the (bastard) princess after being a stand-in. But after Myrcella was sent to Dorne, she didn't reappear until Season 5. Nell Tiger Free (right) then took over the role to play the older Myrcella.
Also Read: 'Game of Thrones' 101: A Timeline of Cersei and Jaime's Complicated Relationship (Photos)
The Night King
Richard Brake (left) played The Night King in Seasons 4 and 5, before the role was taken over by professional stunt performer Vladimir Furdik (right) from the episode "The Door" onward. In that episode, we see The Night King when he was still human, and the producers said they wanted to give the cold weather character a more distinctive look from the other White Walkers.
Also Read: Miss 'Game of Thrones'? Here Are 8 Other Shows to Binge Until It Returns (Photos)
From The Mountain to The Night King, these characters have been played by multiple actors
'Game of Thrones': Does Maisie Williams' Bloody Farewell Message Reveal Arya's Final Fate?
By Jon Levine | July 7, 2018 @ 5:52 PM
Of Course 'Westworld' Fans Spotted a 'Game of Thrones' Easter Egg in the Season 2 Finale
By Jennifer Maas | June 27, 2018 @ 4:23 PM
'Game of Thrones': Turns Out Hodor Didn't Like That Ed Sheeran Cameo
By Ashley Boucher | June 27, 2018 @ 12:32 PM
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Essex Region – The Essex Region Conservation Authority, along with the eight other Conservation Authorities that work in the Lake Erie watershed, is pleased with the recently released Lake Erie Action Plan to reduce phosphorus in Lake Erie by 40 percent.
The Lake Erie Action Plan was released last week by the Government of Canada and the Province of Ontario. It identifies Conservation Authorities as key partners and outlines a number of activities they will be doing to contribute to the effort to improve conditions for the Great Lake.
The plan has numerous recommendations for implementation across rural, urban and agricultural areas. It includes increased scientific research and monitoring, and education and outreach to Lake Erie community residents. An improved understanding of climate change and its impacts on the Lake is also included. For the past three years, ERCA has been working through the Great Lakes Agricultural Stewardship Initiative to research the 'best' best management practices to reduce phosphorus.
"With continuing partnerships and additional investments, the Lake Erie Action plan provides an opportunity to ramp up that work," Wyma said.


Keeping your skin healthier and younger-looking without breaking the bank can be possible – especially if you follow some time-tested olive oil skin care tips discussed in this article. Yes, olive oil can do wonders for your skin, as people in ancient Greece have always known. Are you ready to learn about these age-old beauty secrets? Okay then, let's start.
Olive oil can help moisturize your skin. Did you know that you can use olive oil to keep your face and body moisturized? When applied directly to the skin, olive oil creates an effective barrier that traps the moisture in. For best results, try applying extra virgin olive oil to damp skin or you can try mixing it with some lemon juice for a more refreshing feel. As compared to most lightweight skin care products, olive oil takes longer to be absorbed by your skin but the results are surely well worth it.
You can use olive oil to exfoliate your skin. Simply mix olive oil with some sea salt and you have an inexpensive yet effective body scrub that can effectively slough away dead skin cells! You may likewise mix it with some brown sugar and use it to exfoliate your face. Simply massage the mixture into your face, let it stand for about ten minutes and then rinse with warm water. With constant use, you'll notice that your fine lines are becoming less noticeable and that your skin is taking on a healthier, more radiant glow. Does this sound too good to be true? Well, why don't you try it to see how good it works? You will love it, that's for sure!
It can be used for nail and cuticle care. Do you have dry, brittle nails and cuticle? Do you have soft nails that you definitely want to toughen? Or do you simply want to make your nails grow faster? While there may be a lot of over-the-counter remedies that can help you with this problem, you can also use olive oil to do the trick.
To treat brittle nails, heat about ¼ cup of olive oil in the microwave and mix in a capsule of vitamin E into it as soon as it cools down a bit. Massage onto brittle nails to strengthen and nourish them. However, if you want to toughen soft nails, you may want to try this recipe instead. Mix one tablespoon of olive oil with one tablespoon of castor oil, one teaspoon of honey and one half cup of shelled walnuts to form a paste. Massage the mixture into your nails twice a week and you'll be satisfied with the results!
You can use it as a makeup remover. Have you tried using olive oil as a makeup remover? Well, you must. It effectively removes light makeup while keeping your skin moisturized. Wouldn't you just love that?
So, how does olive oil manage to accomplish all of these? What makes it an effective all-around beauty treatment? Well, the answer is really quite simple. Olive oil contains significant amounts of vitamins A and E and a number of polyphenolic compounds which are considered vital for repairing and renewing damaged skin at the cellular level. As such, you can be sure that by using olive oil as a part of your daily beauty regimen, you are addressing the root cause of your skin problems and not just masking them on the surface.
Now, do you honestly think that these olive oil skin care tips can help you solve your skin and beauty problems? Well, it's about time you try finding this out for yourself!
I hope you find this article on olive oil skin care tips to be quite useful.


Simba joined us in September 9th, 2017. We know he was left by his owner in some cages on the farm and they did not want to keep him anymore either.
Simba is typical Nordic, emotional dependent on people and can't live without having a pal by his side.
He used to be in the kennels next to Hoku, but since Simba kept trying to move in with him, he was moved to the kennel where he can't get out. He cries a lot in the kennels, but once out with other dogs and people he is the happiest bunny of all.
Simba gets along with dogs, in a group of huskies he is like fish in the water. He is a typical, social, friendly husky with a lot of energy. Simba is easy to train ( if you trained huskies before haha), he is active boy, so 1 or 2 hours walk a day would not be enough. We are looking for people who like to walk and work with their dogs. Simba would do well with agility, jogging, playing with other dogs and living active life, for which huskies were designed.
imba pulls on the leash. He is a real gentleman in the car and when you open the door, he doesn't bolt out, but waiting for you to take the leash. Even when Veterinary was taking blood sample for his tests, he did not complain or make any noises. He is gentle, loving boy who needs home.
Simba had his microchip, vaccinations, CBC test, Erlichia/Anaplasmosys snip test, Leishmania snip test, Leishmania lab test. Tests result showed that Simba is healthy.
Unfortunately since he came to the kennels he was very stressed and lost 2,5 kg. We need to find home for him ASAP. He is very unhappy in the kennels.


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Mexico Passes Historic Reform to the Military Justice Code
Author: Jennifer Johnson
History was made this week when Mexico's lower chamber of Congress (Cámara de Diputados) unanimously passed an important reform to Mexico's military code of justice to ensure that abuses committed by the military against civilians are investigated and heard in civilian, not military, jurisdiction. This legislative victory follows a unanimous vote by the Senate one week ago. The passage of this crucial reform is the result of a tremendous effort spurred by Mexican and international human rights organizations and, most importantly, victims themselves.
Historically, soldiers who commit human rights violations against civilians have been almost exclusively investigated and prosecuted in the military justice system. This notoriously opaque and unaccountable system created a climate of impunity and left thousands of victims of human rights violations by the military without access to justice.
The urgency for Mexico to act has grown in recent years as Mexico's National Human Rights Commission (CNDH) reported a five-fold increase of reports of abuses by federal security forces during the Calderón administration. Reports of abuse have continued at alarming levels into the Pena Nieto administration, with Mexico's National Human Right s Commission having registered 1,050 complaints of human rights violations by soldiers (SEDENA) from December 1, 2012 – April 22, 2014, including cases of unlawful killings, forced disappearances, and torture.
These numbers tell a story, but the call for Mexico to reform its military justice code gained critical momentum through the tireless struggle for justice of victims of violence by the military, such as Valentina Rosendo Cantú and Inés Fernández Ortega, two indigenous women from Guerrero who were raped by soldiers in 2002. Since 2009, multiple rulings by the Inter-American Court of Human Rights and Mexico's Supreme Court have clearly stated that human rights violations committed by the military against civilians must be heard in civilian, not military, courts. Despite these rulings and long-standing and valiant efforts by human rights groups and victims, efforts to advance legislative proposals to reform the Military Code of Justice were long met with a firm resistance that many civil society groups attributed to the fear of policymakers to challenge the demands of the Mexican military.
Of course, these reforms do not solve all problems and cases will need to be carefully monitored to ensure that justice is served. However, they are a critical step towards building a climate of accountability and human rights-respecting institutions in Mexico. LAWG applauds the Mexican Congress for this historic vote – and the human rights organizations and victims who made these reforms a reality.
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LaToya London is a famous Musician from USA, he/she is 41 years old and still alive, born December 29, 1978.
Our collection contains 24 quotes who is written / told by LaToya.
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Famous quotes by LaToya London (24)
"People love to see reactions, they love to see emotions that come about"
"Jasmine apologized and said she was sorry and said she loved me, she couldn't believe it and said she thought it would be her. All of them were really, really sorry that it happened to me"
"I wanted to bring back that big, ballad type of music that we used to love so much. Whitney Houston, Mariah Carey, when they first came out, that's what I grew up singing"
"I think she has more gospel style than I do. I think I'm more, umm, you know mainstream I guess. I don't know if we split the vote. That could be possible but I don't think we are the same at all"
"I think American Idol is a great career launcher. A blessing for all of us"
"Let me just worry about me. I'm not worried about anyone else. If you're doing fine, great; if you're struggling, I hope things get better for you. But I've got to be worried about my career"
"I want to get into movies, not just TV series"
"Off camera, I am not so quiet, I have a fun time, relaxed"
"Last I checked, the album was #82 out of the top 200 on the Billboard charts thanks to you all. I pray that keeps moving up and with your help it will"
"Comparing in the past years, Tamyra Gray and everyone else that didn't win but their careers are doing well"
"Actually, 19 is in charge of our career at that point. FOX publicity is in charge of the publicity that we get. I'm fine with it, it is really organized"
"Well, being that, at the house and being in the competition, it was very hard to be with family. We couldn't have visitors out of respect for everyone else there. But, being the American Idol, the focus would have been on me"
"I would love to do a Broadway play. I would love to do big screen also, motion picture"
"I think what was frustrating to see a lot of good people go. You don't picture it, you don't imagine it, don't think it could happen. When it does, you are puzzled"
"Right now the focus is the album that is released and then the tour coming up. After the tour they will let us know about the options and offers that came in for us"
"People want to get to know you. I don't think America got a chance to know me in that short time"
"2006 is all about getting your house in order and I mean that metaphorically"
"We will go on tour, that will be a boost for me. After that I can focus on LaToya. If I didn't have them, so many people would be coming at me right now and I wouldn't know what to do"
"It's funny, we all really, really got along. I don't know how it was in years past but this year, I was really with a good group of people. No one tried to sabotage each other or steal the other ones moments"
"First off, it's wonderful how much people are supporting me and felt I should have stayed in the competition"
"Under so much pressure and the situation that I was in, that was the personality that came across with me"
"Randy said I could call him for anything, Paula said that she loved me and said how much of a star I was. Simon was like, keep up the good work and I'll have nothing to worry about"
"I want to tap into different styles. Something definitely mature, sultry, sensual, easy listening that everyone can enjoy. Every one of every race and everyone that likes different styles"
"I know I'm happy and can't wait to see where my career will go next. This isn't the end for any of us. I can understand why they are upset but I want them to move forward and look for the future"


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HomeFeaturesTemple student publishes second New York Times crossword before winter graduation
Temple student publishes second New York Times crossword before winter graduation
Ellis Hay published his second NYT crossword just nine months after publishing his first-ever crossword puzzle.
19 December 2019 Madison Karas Features, student life
Ellis Hay, a senior music composition major, sits in Charles Library holding a copy of his crossword puzzle in The New York Times on Dec. 9. MADISON KARAS / THE TEMPLE NEWS
From his mother in Lansing, Michigan, to his sister in Geneva, Switzerland, Ellis Hay's family members scurried to their closest newsstand on the morning of Dec. 9 to pick up a copy of The New York Times.
They were flipping to the papers' art section, to see Hay's name in print next to the crossword.
The senior music composition major published his second puzzle earlier this month. The second puzzle comes just nine months after his debut puzzle in the newspaper in March—Hay's first published crossword puzzle ever.
"My goal in writing a crossword, or at least in writing the first crossword and in this crossword, is to create something that's enjoyable," Hay said.
Hay created the Dec 9. puzzle in February 2018 after submitting it once his first puzzle was published. He said that the first publication motivated him to submit more of his old creations after he "cleaned up their fill", or re-worked the grid spacing in the puzzles.
He submitted the second puzzle in March, was notified in the summer that it would be published, and received an email on Dec. 3 about its publication date. The puzzle is composed of four 15-letter theme words that Hay chose to be famous place-color associations, like "Hill Street Blues," "Rhode Island Reds," "Cleveland Browns" and "Valencia Oranges."
Like his first puzzle, the Dec. 9 puzzle was published on a Monday, the easiest puzzle-solving day in The New York Times.
"I kinda enjoy Monday puzzles, because they're not too difficult," he said. "My parents or people that I know who are really like average crossword puzzles solvers or anything, they can solve a Monday puzzle without too much trouble."
Ellis Hay, a senior music composition major holds a copy of his crossword puzzle in The New York Times on Dec. 9. MADISON KARAS / THE TEMPLE NEWS
Hay's mom, Yvette Collins, said she was looking forward to solving her son's second puzzle on her own. Hay's crossword byline reminds her of her late father-in-law, Hay's grandfather, who would frequently sit at the kitchen table with crossword dictionaries to fill out puzzles, she added.
"He would have loved this, and every time I think about it I think, 'oh my gosh, I wish he was still alive,' to kind of appreciate what Ellis has done by creating these," Collins said. "… It's just kind of almost a full circle, to think that one of his grandchildren really created two puzzles that ended up in the New York Times."
Jeff Chen, who has published more than 100 crossword puzzles in The New York Times and co-runs XWordInfo, a blog about the paper's crossword section, said that only one or two dozen new crossword constructors debut in the paper each year.
"Most people can put together an adequate crossword grid," Chen said. "But really what makes Will Shortz take note is if there's a unique theme or something that might give solvers a moment of pleasure that's kind of unexpected.
Hay, who completes The New York Times crossword puzzle every day, said he always tries to find something interesting to put in his crossword puzzles. After publishing his first puzzle, he bought a wordlist to help him with constructions.
Erik Agard has published more than 50 crossword puzzles in The New York Times and is assistant editor of puzzles and games at Andrews McMeel Publishing, where he edits the USA Today crossword puzzle. Newer solvers come to answer puzzles on Mondays so it's important to have a higher word choice accessibility in the puzzles. This can be difficult to do for crossword puzzle constructors, he said.
"Something that [Hay] has done, 2 out of 2 times now, that is really hard for me to do personally, is making an interesting Monday," Agard said. "Because Monday's have to be really easy, so there's essentially not a lot of room to get fancy, or do really flashy things that get a lot of interest."
Hay said publishing his second crossword puzzle comes just in time for his winter graduation from Temple. He plans to use the $500 he receives for publishing the puzzle to buy Christmas presents. Hay's hopes to collaborate with other crossword constructors on future puzzles and submit more puzzles to The New York Times, he said.
"It's really enjoyable to keep working at something until you find a solution that fits, and fits well," he said.
Madison Karas
Madison can be reached at madison.karas@temple.edu. Follow The Temple News @TheTempleNews.
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Ouch! Texans' 4th loss in row really smarts
Opinion // Randy Harvey
Randy Harvey , Houston Chronicle Oct. 13, 2013 Updated: Oct. 14, 2013 9:17 a.m.
1of4Texans quarterback Matt Schaub (8), who eventually left the game, is sacked by the Rams' Michael Brockers in the first half.Photo: Smiley N. Pool, Staff
2of4Some Texans fans didn't want to show their faces during Sunday's 25-point loss to the St. Louis Rams at Reliant Stadium.Photo: Brett Coomer, Staff
3of4Houston Texans fan Chris Lockeridge sits back in his seat as he reacts to the Texans loss to the St. Louis Rams at Reliant Stadium on Sunday, Oct. 13, 2013, in Houston. ( Brett Coomer / Houston Chronicle )Photo: Brett Coomer, Staff
4of4Texans quarterback Matt Schaub was unable to return to Sunday's loss against the Rams after injuring his right leg and ankle in the third quarter.Photo: Karen Warren, Staff
Quarterback Matt Schaub finally drew cheers Sunday from Texans fans. Unfortunately, they came while he was flat on his back on the Reliant Stadium turf, grimacing and grabbing his right leg, apparently injured.
It was one more indignity for the quarterback whose name has rarely been written recently without the adjective "embattled" in front of it. Within the last 15 days, he has had a replica of his jersey burned by fans in the Reliant Stadium parking lot and filed a police report complaining of two incidents of trespassing at his home.
Now this, amid a 38-13 loss to the St. Louis Rams, one more lowlight not only for the embattled Matt Schaub but also for the city, which no doubt will be featured for a third consecutive week in an unflattering fashion on national news reports because of a few loopy fans.
"That is just tactless and tasteless," Texans running back Arian Foster said.
Brown, UT show they have a little fight left
By Randy Harvey
Reversal of history order of the day for UT
Kubiak's future may hinge on QB call
St. Louis defensive end Chris Long, whose third-quarter sack of Schaub caused the injury, called it "disheartening."
No doubt the most popular sound bite was provided by Texans linebacker Brian Cushing, who called it "barbaric."
It's not all on Schaub
Probably lost will be the moment when Schaub picked himself up off the turf, with the aid of teammates, and began limping to the sideline, bravely attempting to jog as he got closer, and the vocal majority began to cheer, not out of derision but out of ... what? Appreciation? Sympathy?
Perhaps it was merely the understanding that the rubble on the field in front of them was not all Schaub's fault.
Schaub certainly deserved a large share of the blame for the Texans' relatively poor start, two wins in the first five games for a team with Super Bowl aspirations, but virtually everyone except running back Arian Foster and Toro the Bull contributed to Sunday's loss, which left the Texans staggering at 2-4.
"I think there has been a lot of talk about our quarterback in the last few weeks," coach Gary Kubiak said. "As I tell you all the time, this is a team game, and we have a lot of issues to get fixed - coaching and playing. And today was a great indicator. … We sprung leaks in every phase - every phase of the game."
Kubiak didn't spare himself criticism. Why should he? No one else does.
If there were approval ratings in sports, as in politics, his would rank near the bottom, a few percentage points above Schaub's only because not as many are calling for the coach to lose his job.
Many have called for backup T.J. Yates to start at quarterback, a move Kubiak considered making last week after Schaub threw three interceptions the previous Sunday in a 34-3 loss at San Francisco, also becoming the first quarterback in NFL history to throw interceptions for touchdowns in four consecutive games.
A roar from the crowd predictably greeted Yates' arrival in the huddle after Schaub's injury, followed by a loud silence when his sixth pass was intercepted by rookie Alex Ogletree and returned 98 yards for a touchdown to give the Rams a 38-6 lead.
It's contagious.
Yates, who could become the starter by default depending on Schaub's injury status, later threw a second interception. So it's not clear he's the answer.
"You know, he definitely made his share of mistakes, too," Kubiak said of Yates.
Considering the Texans were behind 31-6 when Yates entered, he couldn't have been expected to do much to change the course of the game. He did later lead the Texans on a touchdown drive, which was at least noteworthy because they hadn't scored one in nine consecutive quarters.
Chiefs, Colts on deck
The last one they scored before that was in the second quarter two Sundays before at Reliant Stadium to give them a 20-3 halftime lead over Seattle. They lost that game 23-20 in overtime.
There are a lot of statistics that pro football analysts use to explain the Texans' collapse since, but the only important one is that in the last 10 quarters, they have been outscored 95-16.
Since they began the season 2-0, they have lost four consecutive games and have been outscored 125-45.
Their four losses match the total of the entire regular season in 2012. They play Sunday at Kansas City, which is unbeaten at 6-0. After an open date, they play at Reliant Stadium against Indianapolis, which, if it wins Monday night at San Diego, will have a 5-1 record and three-game lead over the Texans in the AFC South.
Without dramatic improvement from a team that would have to improve to be considered mediocre, you can wave goodbye to the playoff hopes of the embattled Texans.
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Randy Harvey returned to his native Texas, starting a new assignment as a featured sports columnist on at the Houston Chronicle, in July 2012 after 30 years with the Los Angeles Times. He became sports editor in May 2015 and retired in March 2018.
His first beat in L.A. was to cover the Showtime Lakers with Magic Johnson and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. After tha 1984 Summer Olympics, he covered primarily international sports, including 15 Summer and Winter Games and four soccer World Cups.
On the domestic front, he also has covered 12 Super Bowls. Randy moved into management as senior assistant sports editor in 2000, left in 2004 as assistant managing editor/sports for the Baltimore Sun and returned to the LA Times in 2006 as sports editor. He spent three years from 2009 to 2012 as associate editor before deciding to return to writing sports.
Randy is a 1973 graduate of The University of Texas at Austin and has worked at newspapers in the state in Tyler, Austin and Dallas. He also has worked for the Chicago Sun-Times and the New York Daily News.
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La Vorarlberger Fußball-Verband è la federazione calcistica dello stato federato austriaco del Vorarlberg. Fondata nel 1920, è una delle 9 federazioni regionali che compongono la ÖFB.

Organizza ogni anno un proprio campionato e una coppa riservati alle squadre affiliate, oltre ai tornei femminili e giovanili.

Storia
La storia del calcio nel Vorarlberg risale al 1907 quando fu fondato il Lustenau 07. Due anni dopo, nel 1909, la Alpenländischen Fußballverband organizza il primo campionato "del Tirolo e del Vorarlberg", la cui finale si disputò tra lo stesso Lustenau 07 e il Fußball Innsbruck. La gara si giocò il 24 ottobre 1909 presso la Klosterkaserne di Innsbruck e fu vinta dai locali per 3-2.
L'attività fu interrotta ben prima della Grande Guerra, così la Federazione nacque ufficialmente solo il 4 luglio 1920 a Dornbirn, presso l'Hotel Rhomberg.

Dopo la seconda guerra mondiale le attività, che erano state sospese, ripresero con rinnovato vigore, e la sede fu spostata a Hohenems, dove si trova tuttora.

Oggi organizza i campionati a livello regionale, la coppa del Vorarlberg, e i tornei equivalenti a livello giovanile e femminile (creato nel 1991). Conta 98 società affiliate.

Struttura dei campionati

Maschili

Vorarlberg Liga
È il massimo campionato regionale, composto da un girone unico di 14 squadre, la vincente è promossa in Regionalliga, retrocesse le ultime quattro classificate.

Landesliga
Girone unico a cui afferiscono 14 società, le prime due classificate sono promosse nella Vorarlberg Liga, retrocesse le ultime quattro classificate.

1. Landesklasse
Composta da un girone unico di 14 società, in cui le prime due classificate vengono promosse in Landesliga, e le ultime quattro retrocedono.

2. Landesklasse
Come la precedente, si compone di un girone unico di 14 società, in cui le prime due classificate vengono promosse in 1. Landesklasse, e le ultime quattro retrocedono.

3. Landesklasse
Girone unico di 14 squadre, le prime due sono promosse in 2. Landesklasse, retrocedono le ultime quattro classificate.

4. Landesklasse
Composta da due raggruppamenti (Oberland e Unterland) da 14 squadre l'uno, le vincenti dei raggruppamenti ottengono la promozione alla categoria superiore.

Femminili

Frauen Vorarlberg Liga
Il campionato è composto da un girone unico di sei squadre. La vincitrice si qualifica per gli spareggi-promozione in Frauen 2. Liga.

Frauen Landesliga
Girone unico di 7 squadre. Promossa alla categoria superiore la vincitrice.

Albo d'oro

Campionato
1920-1921
1921-1922
1922-1923
1923-1924
1924-1925
1925-1926
1926-1927
1927-1928Bregenz
1928-1929
1929-1930  Turnerbund Lustenau
1930-1931
1931-1932
1932-1933
1933-1934
1934-1935
1935-1936
1936-1937
1937-1938
1938-1939
1939-1940
1940-1941   Friedrichshafen
1941-1942 non terminato
1942-1945 non disputato
1945-1946
1946-1947
1947-1948  Blau-Weiß Feldkirch
1948-1949
1949-1950
1950-1951
1952-2006 sconosciuti
2006-2007
2007-2008  Hohenems
2008-2009  Altach Amateure
2009-2010  Höchst
2010-2011  Austria Lustenau Amateure

Coppa
1924-1925
1925-1926 non disputata
1926-1927
1927-1928Bregenz
1929-1932 non disputata
1932-1933
1933-1934
1934-1935
1935-1936
1936-1937
1937-1938
1939-1945 non disputata
1945-1946  Rapid Lustenau
1946-1947  Blau-Weiß Feldkirch
1947-1948  Admira Dornbirn
1948-1949
1949-1950
1950-1951
1951-1952
1952-1953  Kennelbach
1954-1957 non disputata
1957-1958
1958-1959
1960-1976 non disputata
1976-1977  Rätia Bludenz
1977-1978
1978-1979  Admira Dornbirn
1979-1980
1980-1981  Dornbirn/Bregenz
1981-1982
1982-1983
1983-1984  Dornbirn/Bregenz
1984-1985  Viktoria Bregenz
1985-1986  Viktoria Bregenz
1986-1987
1987-1988
1988-1989  Hohenems
1989-1990  Wolfurt
1990-1991  Hohenems
1991-1992
1992-1993
1993-1994
1994-1995  Koblach
1995-1996  Hohenems
1996-1997  Lauterach
1997-1998
1998-1999  Austria Lustenau Amateure
1999-2000
2000-2001
2001-2002
2002-2003
2003-2004  Hohenems
2004-2005  Koblach
2005-2006  Rot-Weiß Rankweil
2006-2007  Blau-Weiß Feldkirch
2007-2008
2008-2009  Viktoria Bregenz
2009-2010
2010-2011

La competizione è attualmente nota come VFV-TOTO-Cup per motivi di sponsor.

Campionato femminile
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009  Koblach
2009-2010
2010-2011  Röthis

Note

Collegamenti esterni

Vorarlberger Fussball-Verband

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This charge arises from the running of Race 10, the Yee-Haw Its American Night April 26 Mobile Trot 1609m. An Information was filed by Senior Stipendiary Steward Mr S Mulcay alleging Licensed Open Horseman; Mr L Chin breached Rule 869(2)(a) in that he used his whip in breach of the "use of the whip" regulations driving SAVITSKAYA over the final 400m.
No Horseman is permitted to use their whip in a striking motion on more than 10 occasions inside the final 400 metres. This is inclusive of "backhanders" and the use applies to the horse, harness and/or sulky.
Mr Chin endorsed the information that he admitted the breach and did not wish to be present at the hearing.
Senior Stipendiary Steward Mr Mulcay used available video footage to demonstrate the breach. He identified SAVITSKAYA just inside the final 400m and identified Mr Chin driving his horse out to the finish. Mr Mulcay said that Mr Chin used his whip on 12-13 occasions in the final straight which was in breach of the whip use regulations.
Mr Mulcay produced Mr Chin's Record which showed no breaches of the rule in the previous 6 months. Mr Mulcay submitted that it was a low end breach, the strikes were not forceful and that an appropriate penalty would be one in line with the JCA penalty Guide.
Due to Mr Chin choosing not to be present at the hearing, no submissions were received from Mr Chin in relation to the breach or penalty.
The Committee has carefully reviewed the video footage of Mr Chin's drive in the final 400m of the race. The Committee identified that Mr Chin did strike his horse on 12 occasions in the final straight. While the strikes were not overly forceful, the number of strikes is a clear breach of the Whip Regulations.
There are no aggravating factors and accordingly we have no compelling reasons to deviate from the $200 starting point.
Mr Chin was fined the sum of $200.


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Anonymous Coming to Blu-ray. Sony Pictures Home Entertainment has announced the Blu-ray and DVD release of 'Anonymous'. Rhys Ifans, Vanessa Redgrave and Rafe Spall star in director Roland Emmerich's fictional period drama. Bonus features have not yet been revealed. Both formats will be available to own on February 7, 2012. See the movie trailer for 'Anonymous' below. Set in the political snake-pit of Elizabethan England, Anonymous speculates on an issue that has for centuries intrigued academics and brilliant minds: who actually created the body of work credited to William Shakespeare?
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Read the sentences and write the animals.
dormouse
Spanish ibex
Note: names are generic and do not necessarily refer to individual species.
The wild ancestor of the dog. It howls at night.
This big, brown animal likes honey. It lives in the Cantabrian Mountains and the Pyrenees.
This carnivore is usually red and has got a big, bushy tail. It sometimes eats chickens.
This medium-sized mammal has got black and white fur. It's an omnivore.
This rodent lives in trees. It eats nuts. It's got a big, bushy tail.
It lives underground. It eats worms. It's almost blind. It creates small mounds in fields called _____hills. This animal on Wikepida
It's similar to a mouse but it's rounder and has got a big, bushy tail. It sleeps a lot.
This type of animal lives in caves and flies at night. It finds its way by echolocation.
It's similar to a mouse in shape but it's not a rodent. It's an insectivore.
A wild pig. Asterix and Obelix like to eat it.
The largest deer in Europe. It's hunted for its antlers and meat.
This deer is very small. It usually lives in forests.
This animal was originally from the Iberian Peninsula, but is now found all over Europe. It has suffered a lot from a disease called myxomatosis.
Possibly the most endangered cat in the world. It only lives in Southern Spain.
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This mammal is protected by lots of spines on its back.
This type of cat is very closely related to the domestic cat but it's bigger and very hard to see.
Similar to a rabbit, but with bigger ears and longer legs.
This animal brought the Black Death to Europe in the Middle Ages.
This mammal lives in lakes and rivers. It eats fish and crabs. It's a very good swimmer.
Extra information: other mammals in Spain
marmot – marmota
genet – gineta
chamois – rebeco
fallow deer – gamo
mink – visón
beech martin – garduña
pine martin – marta
stoat – armino
weasel – comadreja
polecat – turón
Egyptian mongoose – meloncillo
Pyrennean desman – desmán
vole – topillo, rata de agua
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There have been reports that Sun Microsystems will begin to charge for its Windows and Linux versions of StarOffice 6.0, although Solaris versions will continue to be free.
There have been reports that Sun Microsystems will begin charging Linux and Windows users for the next version of its StarOffice software. StarOffice 6.0, which is scheduled for release in May, is likely to have a price tag attached to it. Solaris versions of StarOffice, however, will continue to remain free.
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Ditched. What follows was going to be the new opening for "Abominable," which I just sent to a contest at New Genre (see below). I wrote it because Lee said, when he first read it, that he had problems reconciling the last half of the story with the first half, because it's so — out of the blue. Unexpected.
When I reread the copy of the story, the sixth or something edit, I decided that I liked it as it was, put a couple of stylistic corrections and continuity patches on it, redirected the ending (which may fix the problems with the reconciling the two halves, somehow), and sent it off. Leaving — this. An entirely different character seems Jack now.
But since I liked it, I'm not going to just let it die.
You're not a bad guy; it's just that sometimes you're a cold-hearted bastard. Or practical. You like to think of yourself as practical.
Like the time you and your sister ran over that golden lab in Eden Prairie. She was driving. Too fast, the roads were icy, the damn dog shouldn't have been loose — probably would have frozen to death in the blizzard that night, anyway.
The dog was the only splash of color on the dark grey, storm-warned street.
The brakes locked on the old Chevette and you spun and spun, unsure whther you'd hit the dog, the curb, or both. You jumped out of the car — the dog was hit. Theresa screamed, covered her face. Blamed you.
"You should have told me there was a dog. You should have told me I was driving too fast. Why didn't you say anything about the ice? Jesus, Jack, you asshole!"
"Shut up, you tit," you said. The dog's belly and spine were crushed.
"What am I going to do?" Theresa wailed.
"Nothing," you said.
You dragged the dog back to the car, placed its neck in front of the tire, took the keys away from your hysterical sister, and drove over the dog again.
It wasn't wearing a collar, so you wrapped it up in your coat and thew it in a dumpster a couple of miles away. A year later, your sister ran away and you've never heard from her again. But it wasn't you, they said.
You were twelve.