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Along with the new iPad Mini, which you can read all about here, Apple made a few other announcements at its San Jose event including a smaller MacBook Pro, a refreshed Mac Mini and all-new iMacs. Here’s our summary of Apple’s latest and greatest:
A pint-sized MacBook Pro
Apple made waves earlier this year with it’s 15 inch MacBook Pro, which included a revolutionary 15 inch Retina display. Now Apple has added a second Retina-based notebook to the family, only this time in the guise of a 13 inch model.
Like the 15 inch, the 13 inch MacBook Pro now comes in a thinner form factor than the old 13 inch model, and measures just 1.9 cm thick, or At a mere 1.9cm and 1.62kg, the remarkably portable 13-inch MacBook Pro with Retina display is 20 per cent thinner and almost half a kilogram lighter than the current 13-inch MacBook Pro.
The key feature of the 13 inch model is the option of a super high-resolution IPS-based ‘Retina’ display. This has an impressive 2,560 x 1,600, and while the 15 inch version can display about 5 million pixels, the 13 inch manages an impressive 4 million.
This translates to pin-sharp text, even at very small sizes, along with beautifully detailed photos and graphics. At 227 pixels per inch, it’s nearly impossible to see the individual pixels that make up an image, and the IPS-based display can be viewed from angles up to 178 degrees.
The display also sports new anti-reflection technology, which is intended to show 75 per cent less reflections and 29 per cent higher contrast levels than the previous screen.
From a processing point of view, the 13 inch MacBook Pro version is quite capable, with processors ranging from dual-core 2.5GHz Intel Core i5 to faster 2.9GHz Intel Core i7 processors. Intel HD Graphics 4000 is included, along with 8GB of 1600 MHz RAM, and you can choose up to 768GB of flash storage. It does not appear, however, that there is an option for the quad-core Intel Core i7 processors found in the 15 inch MacBook Pro range, meaning that the 13 inch unit cannot quite match the top-end grunt of Apple’s flagship notebook.
Apple has placed special attention into the battery construction and has spread the battery around the internals, and can produce about 7 hours of charge. The unit features a similar unibody design to other MacBook Pros, resulting in a good combination of rigidity and aesthetic appeal.
Port options are the same as the 15 inch MacBook Pro, only on a smaller device, and include two Thunderbolt connectors, two USB 3.0 connectors, SD card, HDMI and a MagiSafe 2 power connector. As with the 15 inch MacBook Pro, an optical drive has been omitted, along with plug-in Ethernet, although there’s dual band Wi-Fi (802.11n) included.
There are four models to choose from, each with varying degrees of hardware features, although the big distinction in price is because of the Retina screen. Here’s Apple’s latest pricing:
The 13-inch MacBook Pro with Retina display is available with a 2.5 GHz dual-core Intel Core i5 processor with Turbo Boost speeds up to 3.1 GHz, 8GB of memory and 128GB of flash storage starting at a recommended retail price of AUD$1,899; and with 256GB of flash storage starting at a recommended retail price of AUD$2,199. Configure-to-order options include faster dual-core Intel Core i7 processors and flash storage up to 768GB. Additional technical specifications, configure-to-order options and accessories are available online.
The 13-inch MacBook Pro with Retina display is available today through the Apple Online Store as well as Apple’s retail stores and Apple Authorised Resellers.


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They both seem out of place. In the middle of a depressed coal mining town in Appalachia, in the center of a spacious room, the man with a soft Brooklyn accent does not fit in. Neither does the school he is sitting in — a homey, spacious two-story building surrounded on three sides by mountains.
He toys with his glasses, gently lifting them to his lips before he continues talking about his passion. It is 10:30 on a Saturday night, and Danny Greene is reflecting on his what he has done and what he still hopes to do.
The long hours at the school in David, Kentucky, are nothing new for Greene, who lives across the street and is almost always working in one of his many capacities — founder, math teacher, father figure, volunteer director, fund raiser, visionary.
We are at the bottom of a hollow in the former mining town of David. Once the shining proof of the “benevolence” of American mining companies, David now is just another depressed small town in Appalachia.
Most stories about Greene focus on the good he has done in over 30 years in eastern Kentucky. You will hear about how Greene, a New Yorker with a soft Brooklyn accent, left his previous life behind because of the passion he felt to do good in Appalachia. People highlight the second chance he has given to thousands of kids who left public school, his community involvement, the beautiful school he built and the hard-working staff he inspires.
But when I visited last year I learned that, even after 29 years of hard work and national recognition, the David School still faces many problems.
The school has an excellent science classroom, but had nobody to teach the students science. And the school lacked other things, too: a computer teacher, a librarian, a guidance counselor, and a principal among them.
Greene acknowledged that the David School could use more resources with which to hire staff, and said the practice of having many volunteer teachers creates a high degree of turnover and means the school often gets untrained teachers.
But although he will continue to work hard as he faces many of the same obstacles he has encountered for the 28 years of the school’s existence, Greene looked back with pride at his many accomplishments:
“I think the David School has made in a rather quiet way a true systemic change in the region,” he said.
No longer a model town
A 1950s short film follows a coal-mining family around David as the members of the family live happy and productive lives. Dad and son go to work as daughter goes to school and mom goes shopping at the company store, all under the benevolent eye of the coal company. The narrator informs the audience of the many valuable uses of coal, and the dominant message of the film seems to be, “Gee, isn’t coal swell?”
“They live near their work in their little town, built around their mines in the hills of Kentucky,” the narrator intones as the film ends.
And then, some years later, prosperity left along with the coal company.
While a student at Fordham University, Greene took his first trip to Kentucky in 1968. He did not see the town as the film had portrayed it. The people left behind by the coal companies often suffered from black-lung disease, and until today, the region has experienced chronic problems with unemployment, illiteracy, alcoholism and drug addiction.
“I saw a tumbleweed town,” Greene said. “I saw sewage running down the street.”
He told stories of this first trip to the region and of the major influences in his life, of his early experiences and of the care and inspiration he received from his parents.
“It is for all these reasons that I felt driven to make a difference,” he said.
Then he looked around at the beautiful school building and at the audience made up of 40 volunteers who have come to work at the school to which Greene has dedicated his life.
“I never envisioned all of this.”
Achieving the impossible
Greene seems to delight in calmly, almost unthinkingly doing the impossible.
At a fund-raiser in New York he saw a woman, had the thought that he would marry her, talked to her for two minutes, and did not see her or contact her for another year.
Today they are married with five children.
“We do love it in eastern Kentucky very much,” Greene said.
Greene tells a similar story about how he got the David School built. He began planning the school in 1972 and opened the doors with 10 students in 1974. For many years, the school operated out of the old general store building, which is now condemned.
The coal company owned all of David before it left and sold back the land — but not the mineral rights. So when Greene bought an undeveloped stretch of land at the bottom of a hollow on which to build a new school, he faced a significant problem — there still was coal under the soil.
He went ahead anyway, breaking ground for the school without telling the dignitaries who did the ground-breaking that he did not own the mineral rights. The coal company was less than pleased and considered mining the coal, at one point filing for a permit to mine.
“It was clear though that the school was committed to build at all odds,” Greene said.
With the help of Legal Aid and others, Greene discovered that schools in Kentucky had eminent domain. Today, the beautiful two-story school that opened in the mid-1990s sits on a gorgeous stretch of land, with mountains rising up on three sides — another victory over the impossible.
The Rev. Johnnie E. Ross is chairman of the Floyd County Board of Education, and he is also a member of the board of directors at the David School.
“If this is where kids end up that fall through the cracks, I certainly hope that more kids fall through the cracks,” Ross said as he looked around the David School.
Ross’s description of the David School’s mission is apt. An alternative school of sorts, the David School is a private, nondenominational, tuition-free high school. It serves kids who did not succeed in public school, either because they dropped out or ran into other problems.
Students study shop and domestic science as well as math and writing, and they help cook, clear the table (the students and staff eat together for family-style breakfasts and lunches), and keep the school clean (the school does not have janitors). They also work on projects around the school; one day almost the entire school put on orange vests and went out to collect trash along the roadside, gathering enough to fill over 70 bags.
With an enrollment of about 70 students and small class sizes, the David School provides individual attention to students who might not have received it otherwise.
Eddybanks Kuss, a bright sophomore when I met him last year, said that he did not get along with the kids at public school and now loves the David School.
“I think it makes it better for us because we can learn at our own pace,” Kuss said.
Kuss is not the only person who praised the David School for the individual attention students receive.
Becky Garrett has two sons, John and James, who attend the school, and her affection for the David community is obvious. Garrett said she is delighted with the ethic the school has instilled in her children.
“I think the David School gives kids vision,” she said. “They teach my kids the same morals that I have.”
Learning while serving
Kentucky native Augie Hale took last year off from Georgia Southern University to volunteer at the David School. He did not expect to be teaching much when he signed up, but last spring he led guitar, health, and physical education classes.
“It’s helped me grow and it’s been very real,” Hale said. “I knew it was going to be hard, but I didn’t quite realize how hard it was going to be.”
Not only did Hale teach, he also drove students to and from school, helped supervise volunteer groups, and coached the school’s soccer team.
Volunteers like Hale shape what the school looks like from year to year, as science teachers and librarians and computer instructors come and go. The David School could use several more volunteers, but it still largely relies on the hope that people will fall in love with the school (“I was so taken by the whole place,” Hale said of his first visit) and decide to come back.
One source of potential long-term volunteers is the collection of college students who volunteer during breaks from school each year. About 40 volunteers from three universities were there with me, helping with maintenance, odd jobs and projects around the school. The groups that shuttle in and out are an integral part of school life — the grounds include cabins to house them and the students almost unquestioningly accept the 40 people invading their school.
The Rev. Edmond Dunn, a Roman Catholic priest and professor of theology at St. Ambrose University in Iowa, has been coming to David with volunteer groups for 17 years. As he has led groups to serve and learn in David, where the school’s motto is “Learning While Serving,” Dunn has formed an attachment to the school.
“It’s become a very important part of my life,” he said.
Facing significant problems
Despite all the praise people have for the David School, there is still significant room for the school to improve.
One of the two older nuns who teach at the school, Franciscan Sister of Perpetual Adoration and former principal Emma Kriz is in her 19th year at the David School. She said she is proud that the school has continued, but added that she would not say that it has flourished. The new school can accommodate 100 students, meaning the school is operating well below capacity. And she said the David School once had more volunteers, often people well-trained as teachers. Now, the school is substantially understaffed and volunteers are sometimes thrown into teaching unexpectedly.
“These individuals do need often a lot more support and guidance in curriculum and classroom management,” Greene said.
Greene acknowledged that the constantly shifting pool of teachers also poses problems.
“At times, we do come short in one area and another area gets strengthened,” Greene said, although he added that the school always focuses on the core areas of reading and math.
Greene said many of the problems stem from funding concerns, and with more money the school could hire more teachers and then increase enrollment.
Short-term, often-undertrained teachers have also contributed to concerns about academic standards.
Here, though, Greene said he is pleased with how the David School is doing. The school has been working to make the academic work more rigorous. Juniors are now required to take the ACT Assessment, and over the past few years more graduates are choosing to attend college. In order to receive a diploma at the David School, students must have concrete post-secondary plans (college, vocational training, or a job), but few kids go on to four-year colleges.
The school’s problems extend to the athletics program. There is no basketball team even though the school is in basketball-crazy Kentucky. Hale said the school lacks the faculty to support more programs, but said he believes improving the athletics program at the David School is crucial.
“[The students are] just as behind physically and athletically as they are academically,” Hale said.
Confronting systemic problems
As the David School continues its educational efforts in Eastern Kentucky, it still must confront many regional problems. For years, the school has worked to improve the community — helping to build a park, picking up trash and running adult literacy programs.
But the region still must deal with illiteracy and ignorance passed down from one generation to another. In the public schools, for example, Ross said one of the biggest problems is that parents do not feel welcome in school.
“If you don’t have a good educational background, you’re intimidated by academia,” Ross said.
But he added that the David School has successfully worked to combat this problem. Adult education has been a priority of the David School throughout its existence, and the school runs adult literacy programs, teaches adults basic skills like balancing a checkbook, and brings families to the school with their students some evenings as part of a new program.
The school still faces the problems of absenteeism and of students who do not graduate the David School, but Kriz said she believes the problem is with students who are not interested with school in general, not students who have a particular problem with the David School.
The difficulties are not all educational — the region also has severe problems with drugs and alcohol. Greene said the David School aggressively fights against addiction and abuse, and added that some David School students have been in Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous.
“We’re not in denial as most public schools are,” Greene said.
Hale said the school works to educate students about the dangers of drugs and alcohol.
“They’re always trying to think of new things to change the kids’ minds and show them the right way,” Hale said.
Moving toward the impossible
Neither the lack of funding nor the many societal problems built into life in eastern Kentucky can obscure all the good the David School has done.
“I think we make the students comfortable here so they open to learning,” Kriz said.
And Garrett, proud mother of two David School students, was delighted when she reflected on the 210 acres of school land and the beautiful school building.
“When you see this school nestled in the mountains, I think it’s just an awesome sight,” she said. “I wish we could carbon copy this school and send it all over the state.”
The school is continuing to face the impossible, looking to break down even more of the obstacles to success that it has fought for so many years. Part of that effort may include more publicity telling people what the David School does and showing people what the school is really like. Kriz said such publicity would help combat the negative impression some people have of the school, which they believe is solely for slow kids and drug addicts.
“We have to do more bragging,” Kriz said.
The recognition the school does get comes largely from the work done in the impossibly long hours put in by Hale, Kriz and others. But likely the king of long hours is Greene, who is wrapping up the conversation and preparing to go home to his family at 11:20 on a Saturday night. He has finished talking about his goals for standardized testing and for a curriculum focused more on environmental issues. And he is saying how heartening it is to run into alumni of the David School, and to know that the school has served a couple thousand of students to date.
Back around the time he first came to Kentucky, Greene was not sure how long he would stay, but he said there always seemed to be another need for the next year. Through it all, he said he knows the road he has traveled has not always been smooth.
“I feel very capable now in telling people things not to do in trying to start a school,” Greene said.
Despite the many struggles, Greene still is here all these years later, after working tirelessly in education in the hopes of making David, Kentucky, something more of a model town once again. There is more impossible work ahead — there are more plans, more dreams, and probably more failures.
But armed with a dream of education and a pocketful of pebbles with which to take down Goliaths including ignorance, poverty and substance abuse, Greene said he is glad to see the beneficiaries of his attempts to improve life in eastern Kentucky.
“I’m proud of our students, because no one has twisted their arm to go back to school,” Greene said. “They get up every morning and decide they’re going to take advantage of this renewed opportunity to have an education.” n

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text: Columbia PicturesWe're all capable of letting life get to us from time to time. Whether it's the stress of a boring and frustrating job or a tense relationship, life can have a habit of throwing situations our way that can turn us into a nervous wreck. While it's never pleasant when it happens to us, watching someone else going through a breakdown is something you can't help but be fascinated by. Like a guest on Jeremy Kyle or Jerry Springer going nuts on television, we know we shouldn't be entertained and fascinated but we are anyway. For an actor, portraying a convincing breakdown is perhaps the ultimate challenge; a careful balance of fragility transforming into something approaching madness. Here are ten of the most brilliantly realistic movie breakdowns featuring characters who completely crack up as the film progresses; some of the finest performances ever committed to the screen.

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BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. – Timothy Christian, CEO of Night Fox Entertainment announces the acquisition of a project called The Film from Producer Ryan R. Johnson.
The project is being billed as an action thriller; Bourne Supremacy meets The Firm, where a man finds microfilm of JFK’s assassination and must battle a clandestine Government group who will stop at nothing to get it back.
Damian Zellous has been hired to polish the script, which will go immediately into production. Zellous previously wrote and directed a documentary on Snoop Dogg called “DPG Eulogy” that ran on Starz.
Rick Jacobs penned the script and will also be on board as an Executive Producer. Johnson will produce with Chris Gonzalez of Cornerstone Films.
“The world is intrigued with the JFK assassination conspiracy more than ever, particularly with the 50th anniversary of his assassination coming up. This film will reveal a lot of the new insight on the facts in a way no one has yet to see,” says Johnson.
Johnson recently produced baseball classic ‘Chasing 3000’ starring Ray Liotta, the film was inducted into the movie baseball Hall of Fame. Johnson also produced David Mamet’s ‘Edmond’ starring William H. Macy.
Night Fox Entertainment is a recently announced production and finance company and is aggressively filling up its production slate with exciting projects.
As reported first via Deadline.com, Night Fox primarily intends to provide gap of finishing funds for film projects typically at less than $5 Million a pop. Night Fox will also be looking for emerging and established filmmakers whose sensibilities align with the company.

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They were the dominant side but could not find the breakthrough against a solid Leeds defence. However, they beat Arsenal 2-0 in their last Premier League meeting in May and haven't lost a game since August. Ahead of the match, GOAL has the details of how to watch on TV, stream online, team news and more. Arsenal vs Newcastle United date and kick-off timeGame:Arsenal vs Newcastle UnitedDate:January 3, 2023Kick-off time7:45 pm BST / 2:45 pm ET / 1:15 am IST (Jan 4)Venue:Emirates StadiumStream: fuboTV (Start with a free trial)How to watch Arsenal vs Newcastle United on TV & live stream onlineIn the United States (US), the match can be watched live and on-demand with fuboTV (start with a free trial).
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SIR Ken Morrison has raised the pressure on the board of Morrisons by voicing his unhappiness over the group’s share price.
The Bradford-based retailer has seen its shares fall 19 per cent over the past six months and is expected to report its lowest annual profit in five years on Thursday.
Morrisons is a late entrant to online shopping and local convenience stores – the two fastest-growing retail market segments – and has faced intense competition from the rise of discounters Aldi and Lidl.
Asked what he would do to get the business back on track, Sir Ken told The Yorkshire Post: “I have no views on it because I have no influence on it. There is really no point on my commenting.”
Asked if he was happy with the way the company was going, he said: “I would be happier with a higher share price of course, but I don’t think there’s much I’d want to say.”
A media report last month claimed that Morrisons’ founding family, which owns about 9.5 per cent of the group, had contacted buyout firms to gauge their interest in taking the business private. However, Sir Ken, the son of the founder, was reported to have said he knew nothing about a potential buyout.
Analysts are forecasting a pre-tax profit of between £734m and £805m for the year to February 2. An outcome in line with the consensus forecast of £783m would represent a 13 per cent decline on the £901m it made in 2012/13.
That would serve to heighten investor expectations of some tangible reward from the review of the company’s £9bn property portfolio announced in September.
Morrisons has emphasised that the bulk of its core estate – more than 90 per cent of which is freehold – would remain under freehold ownership.
But it has also indicated that the review and reduced capital expenditure as it cuts superstore expansion could lead to the release of surplus capital to shareholders through a special dividend or share buyback.
Analysts are expecting the group to announce property sales worth between £500m and £1bn with Thursday’s annual results.
Morrisons is also expected to announce aggressive new price cuts in a bid to win back customers from discounters Aldi and Lidl.
The group slashed the price of milk to the equivalent of 24p a pint on Friday, claiming the price drop makes it the cheapest supermarket milk in the UK.
Morrisons was by far the worst performer among Britain’s so-called Big Four over Christmas, and monthly industry data has shown that it has continued to struggle.
To address its structural shortcomings Morrisons agreed in May to invest more than £200m in a 25-year deal with online grocer Ocado, which enabled it to start home deliveries in January.
It is also conducting an aggressive expansion of its chain of M Local convenience stores, with a target of 200 by the end of the year, while investing heavily in technology and systems and upgrading its 500-plus supermarkets.
Shares closed at 237p on Friday, giving Morrisons a market capitalisation of £5.55bn.

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Yonkers Arts Weekend: May 14-15, 2016
Yonkers Arts Weekend is a celebration of the thriving and diverse arts community in the City of Yonkers. OnSaturday, May 14 and Sunday, May 15, hundreds of local, regional and international artists, artisans, painters, fashion designers, photographers, sculptors, craftsmen, musicians, filmmakers, new media specialists, and other artists will converge on Yonkers to showcase their work at Yonkers Arts Weekend.
Located along the Hudson River, Yonkers is New York’s fourth largest city and the largest city in Westchester County. A city in the center of it all, Yonkers serves as the gateway between New York City and the Hudson Valley, and is serviced by ten Metro North Stations.
Yonkers' growing historic Waterfront neighborhood features new luxury high-rise apartments offering stellar views of the Hudson River and Palisades, gourmet restaurants, shops, parks, and 40 sculptures and art installations, just a 25-minute train ride to Midtown Manhattan.
The Hudson River Museum
The largest cultural institution in Westchester County, the Hudson River Museum is a multi-disciplinary complex that draws its identity from its site on the banks of the magestic Hudson River, and seeks to broaden the cultural horizons of all its visitors. The Museum also features a new open-air performance amphitheater and state-of-the-art Planetarium.
Designed by Beaux Arts architect Welles Bosworth nearly 100 years ago, Yonkers' Untermyer Gardens is a 43-acre public park and walled garden situated along the Hudson River in North Yonkers. One of the finest examples of a Persian Garden in the Western Hemisphere, the gardens, fountains and statues of Untermyer have undergone a recent restoration by the Yonkers Parks Department and Untermyer Gardens Conservancy.
YoHo Artist Studios
Housed in the former Alexander Smith Carpet Mills, once the nation's largest carpet manufacturer, YoHo Artist Studios is an artist collective that offers artist work studios and lofts, creative office space and mixed-use facilities for artists of every discipline, including painters, photographers, sculpturists, textile artists, musicians and new media specialists.


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Saturday, May 30, 2009
In celebration, I thought I'd post a few favorite images of queens and royalty. As is so often true, huge thanks to Art Magick, without which I would not have been able to collect these here so quickly.
Please do go check out Anita's wonderful blog, so full of joie de vivre!!
Female Study by Waterhouse
Vox Populi by Leighton
Lancelot and Guinevere by Herbert Draper (incidentally, I love Very Merry Seamstress' version of this gown)
The Lonely Life by Briton Riviere (I've always loved the colors of this artwork)
Queen Eleanor and Fair Rosamund by Evelyn De Morgan
The Four Queens Find Lancelot Sleeping by Frank Cadogan Cowper
Jezebel by John Byam Liston Shaw (love the black cat!)
Friday, May 29, 2009
Another famous Waterhouse, The Magic Circle, (a compositional sketch, but rendered quite distinctly, as are most of his 'sketches') will be going up for sale soon. Looks like the recession has hit everyone!
Big thanks to jonsilence_shnpw at the John William Waterhouse forums for this heads-up and article.
- £30,000 - £50,000
- ($45,300 - $75,500)
victorian and british impressionist pictures includingdrawings and watercolours
4 June 2009
London, King Street
John William Waterhouse, R.A. (1848-1917)
Study for The Magic Circle
oil on canvas
24¼ x 16¼ in. (61.5 x 41.2 cm.)
VAT rate of 5% is payable on hammer price and at 15% on the buyer's premium
The present picture is a compositional sketch for one of J W Waterhouse's most intriguing paintings, The Magic Circle (1886). Now in the permanent collection of Tate, the larger, signed version was so well received at the Royal Academy's Summer Exhibition of 1886 that it was purchased for the nation by a committee of Academicians using funds from the Chantrey Bequest.
The fact that Waterhouse worked up this preparatory sketch in such detail underscores how seriously he viewed the 'final' canvas, the first he exhibited after his election to the rank of Associate in the Academy in June 1885. The artist had considered this occultist motif since at least 1881, when he exhibited a sepia drawing of a somewhat less agitated-looking witch at London's Dudley Gallery (private collection).
The Magic Circle was Waterhouse's third supernaturally themed exhibit in three years, coming after Consulting the Oracle and St. Eulalia (both now at Tate). In the present version and in Tate's, a sorceress with a flushed face traces a circle in an ambiguous moonlit locale defined by rocky cliffs, on top of which appear several Egyptian-looking structures, probably tombs. Watched from a safe distance by three people gathered before a lamp-lit cave that hints at the underworld, the chanting witch draws a magic circle with a cold fire of blue and yellow dabs, distinct from the hot central fire of orange, violet, and green strokes. This sketch is noticeably duskier than the final version; it is likely that Waterhouse decided to lighten his palette so that the scene could be more easily discerned in the crowded, unevenly lit Academy.
Bloated white poppies underscore the hallucinatory atmosphere inside the circle, which is anchored by the magical triangle formed by the sorceress's body and wand. In her left hand, shaped like a crescent moon, is a boline, used by Celtic Druids and witches to cut herbs, which are shown gathered at her waist. The boline hints at the growing enthusiasm for Celtic lore in the 1880s; it was widely believed that Celtic priests 'shape-shifted' into animals and trees. Ever eclectic, Waterhouse decorated the skirt not with a Celtic pattern, but with an Archaic Greek warrior encountering a serpent, perhaps Jason using Medea's potion to drug the one that protected the golden fleece.
While one black raven perches on a human skull, another prepares to land. Arranged in a rough semicircle, a total of seven such birds watch the sorceress; this magical number and shape are identical to those of the women in Waterhouse's Consulting the Oracle (Tate) two years earlier, and his famous Hylas and the Nymphs (Manchester Art Gallery) a decade later. The toad in the right foreground may be an omen, yet it is worth noting that one of the herbs prominent here is angelica, which carries positive healing associations rather than poisonous ones. It is, therefore, just possible that the sorceress has drawn a circle to counter-rather than aid-the ominous creatures watching her beyond it.
Viewers would have immediately associated Waterhouse's jet-haired sorceress with the acclaimed Medea exhibited by Frederick Sandys (1829-1904) at the Academy in 1869, and then at the 1878 Exposition Universelle in Paris. Sandys's is just one of several Pre-Raphaelite images that might have inspired Waterhouse, including Burne-Jones's The Magic Circle (c. 1880) and Rossetti's vision of Jane Morris as Astarte Syriaca (1877), the powerful Near Eastern goddess of love and the moon, whose symbol was fire.
Burne-Jones The Magic Circle
Beyond updating a type, this picture reflects Waterhouse's growing interest in occultism. The widespread perception that women made better mediums for supernatural communication gave them a degree of influence unimaginable in conventional religion. Describing this sorceress as engaged in 'a fearful secrecy with nature', Waterhouse's biographer Rose E.D. Sketchley wrote in 1909 that The Magic Circle 'belongs more closely to the artist himself. The picture denotes the attitude in which occultism is founded; the intensified sense of the power of the will, of its influence, seeing that is allied with them, over forces of destruction and renewal in the natural world'.
Published with Waterhouse's approval, Sketchley's interpretation increases the likelihood that the snake coiled round the sorceress's neck represents the ouroboros, the great serpent that encircles earth and symbolizes the cycle of life and death. The ouroboros was promoted by the internationally controversial Helena Blavatsky (1831-1891), co-founder of the Theosophical Society, whose teachings encompassed reincarnation and the evolution of magical and archaic symbols in world religions. Many spiritualists used séances to encounter ectoplasm, which Waterhouse suggests with amorphously brushed patterns within the column of smoke.
In these varied ways, The Magic Circle offers suggestive hints that Waterhouse inclined towards occultism. We cannot be certain of his intention, but we are certain that he returned to images of sorceresses and ceremonial magic through the rest of his career.
Setting aside his personal beliefs, The Magic Circle exemplifies Waterhouse's growing theatricality. The Academy observed that, 'the subject is an intensely dramatic one', and the caricaturist Harry Furniss concurred by providing Punch with a spoof of The Magic Circle showing Sarah Bernhardt stirring a cauldron with a giant spoon as a rat and theatre audience watch. One of the most famous people in the world during the 1880s, Bernhardt was known to attend séances and sleep in a coffin, and Waterhouse may have seen her 1879 exhibition in London which included the bas-relief she sculpted of herself, classically draped and open-mouthed, striding to crown busts of Shakespeare and Moliere. Furniss's association was further encouraged by the distinctive nose and unruly hair of Waterhouse's sorceress, which evoke Bernhardt's profile.
Waterhouse's painting technique here is also worthy of note. He and many other British artists had absorbed Impressionism not directly from Monet or Renoir, but as filtered through the Anglophilic French painter Jules Bastien-Lepage (1848-1884). The Magic Circle represents Waterhouse's earliest known experimentation with several of Bastien's strategies. Most obvious are changes in the consistency of paint and its application to suggest spatial recession and draw attention to the figure. Note, for example, the contrast between the scratchlike kindling in the hot fire and the thickly painted, virtually photographic forearm and feet of the sorceress. Behind her, Waterhouse emulated Bastien's grey and umber scenery, painted thinly and freely with a square brush. Together, the foreground and background 'dissolve' to enhance the sorceress's dramatic presence.
This technique was readily found in the annual exhibitions of the New English Art Club, a group of younger, French-influenced artists who formed in 1886, the very year The Magic Circle appeared at the more conservative Academy. Waterhouse's capacity to employ leading-edge techniques in a seemingly conventional composition marked him out, then as now, as a talent worth watching.
We are grateful to Peter Trippi for his help in preparing this catalogue entry.
Thursday, May 28, 2009
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As you can probably already tell, this cover is a total rip-off of Dicksee's La Belle Dame Sans Merci. Flip the image, put the guy in an anachronystic white poet shirt, and the girl in a 1970s Gunne Sax dress. Voila!
It amused me, and I thought it might amuse you.
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
I finally could resist no longer, and contacted Mary Philpott of Verdant Tile Co. to order the Mucha brooch. And what a great buying experience! Mary was really nice, and prompt in replies. She ended up firing three brooches, and gave me a choice of my favorite of the three. The package arrived less than a week later (even though it was international from Canada) and the item was wonderfully packaged.
The tile is gorgeous, and I had planned to wear it as a pin, but then as we were sitting on the couch that night watching a movie, I looked over at the fireplace and noticed that the tile was almost exactly the size of the strange middle brick on my fireplace. Since we rent, I couldn't do a total installation, but the brooch is now adhered to the fireplace with temporary putty. I think it looks pretty!
Monday, May 25, 2009
Every time I return to the website for WAG Screen's production of The Lady of Shalott, there are more breathtakingly beautiful images to admire.
The premiere of this remarkable film took place on the 15th of May, and I know we're all eager for the DVD release, which will hopefully happen in the next couple of months.
Clicking on the WAG Screen News link will bring up access to the latest newsletter, with neat articles about different aspects of filming.
Saturday, May 23, 2009
Jim is an art student, and in an effort to better study the work of John William Waterhouse, he's painted studies/reproductions of some of his work. His latest completed project has been A Naiad.
Jim has also had the opportunity to see several of Waterhouse's paintings in-person, and his descriptions of them are captivating. I admit that I would be right next to him, enthralled by every detail of the canvas, if I ever got to see a Waterhouse myself.
Check out his blog!
Thursday, May 21, 2009
The other day I was perusing ebay randomly to search for any garden statuary with an elegant, Pre-Raphaelite feel that I might be able to use outside my apartment, when I came across this auction for a decidedly too-expensive and too-enormous set of beautiful garden statues that I am smitten with.
They remind me very much of Walter Crane's Masque of the Four Seasons, one of my favorite artworks of all time, and the image on the business cards of Midnight Muse. In the statues, as in the painting, each figure holds a symbol of her season.
Spring with her basket of flowers
Summer with wheat and a sickle
Autumn with her ripe fruits
Winter, hooded, with a torch
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
I just finished reading an excellent book called The Light of the Home: An Intimate View of the Lives of Women in Victorian America. It not only details what it was like to be a woman in Victorian times, but what it was like in the daily life of all people in general. Of course the book is about Americans, but still, prevalent moral codes and philosophies in those days I'm sure transcended borders. Two quotes especially made me think of the Victorian contemporaries of these women...the Pre-Raphaelites...specifically our man, William Morris.
This home was to be the opposite of the man’s world; rather than an environment that bespoke commerce and trade, it was a miniature universe of culture and education for family and visitors. Here the arts and sciences of the museum, concert hall, and schoolroom were translated into the shells and other curios adorning the parlor, the prints and paintings on the walls, the piano or organ in the parlor, and the books in the library. Women were the organizing force and marshals of this domain. Defined as more emotional and sensitive than their male counterparts, they were charged with transforming the rude brick, stone, and wood of the exterior and the blank walls and empty rooms of the interior into places which would both communicate a family’s status and provide it with repose and moral uplift.
The style of interior decoration in the late nineteenth century was emblematic of the separate realms and responsibilities of middle-class life. Visual complexity and intricacy characterized popular decorative taste in the home, as could be seen in both the massing of discrete objects in a given space and the juxtaposing of different patterns and textures. This celebration of asymmetry and visual surprise served as more than mere display of worldly goods: it was an evocative and feminine counterpoint to the increasingly bureaucratic, machine-straight lives of middle-class men. The volume and variety of objects and textures in a typical house, when properly arranged, were supposed to alter immoral and unchristian behavior by the power of “influence,” rather than by direct confrontation. The woman’s “sphere of influence” was passive and limited, both by her culturally prescribed role as helpmate and by her husband’s control of the family finances. His economic power placed her in a position of dependency.
The segment on interior decorating fascinated me, because it explained not only the way a woman decorated her home in those days, but why. It wonderfully explains why William Morris' radical concept of simplicity in one's home was so incredibly revolutionary, and difficult to catch on among middle-class women. The way in which a woman decorated her home wasn't just based on aesthetic preference. There was an entire society of reputation and morality to consider when choosing how one portrayed onself in one's home.
This also made me ponder how difficult it must have been for Jane Morris. An outsider from another class, she married William Morris and really had much less say in the interior decor of her home than most wives. The decor of their homes was much more a collaborative process, involving not only the two of them, but friends and loved ones. Although the result was amazing (of course you know I think so), it was certainly *not* the norm in those days, and would cause further ostracism between Jane Morris and other ladies of her new social status. She was put on a pedestal by Morris, Rossetti, and those hangers-on who would visit the house and gawp at her...But I digress. The general point is that the above quote, and indeed the entire chapter of the book on decor, solidifies just how very revolutionary William Morris was in his ideas of decorating in the Victorian times. White walls? Relatively few fabrics draping the windows? A total lack of tchockes? Who had heard of such a thing?
Red House interior shots. Imagine how revolutionary this was in his day.
Friday, May 15, 2009
Redheads were definitely a popular choice in Pre-Raphaelite art, and perhaps that's why as I look around this blog devoted to modern redheaded models, so many of the shots look utterly Pre-Raphaelite to me.
My favorite model featured is Katerina Martinovska, but there are many lovely women on this blog.


Today’s Red Wolf Roll Call Radio with J.C. & Uncle Walls was a Country & Western Wednesday LIVE from the J’Town’s Grill Studios!
Drop Zone Hot Topic of the Day: What is the best April Fools Day joke u have pulled off OR has been pulled off on u?
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Golden Ticket Cinemas, one of Israel’s biggest chains, has reopened in Israel after being closed for more than a year.
The chain, which was closed for a period of time last summer after receiving a $3.5 million fine by the Israeli Civil Administration for failing to meet minimum wage and overtime regulations, reopened to customers on Wednesday.
The company announced in December that it would reopen to the public on July 1, citing the “temporary absence” of the company from the country.
The opening of Golden Ticket cinemas marks the first time the Israeli Cinemas Association, the association representing the cinemas in the country, has opened its doors to the general public since it opened to the press in January.
“The Golden Ticket is the only cinema chain in Israel that provides full-service and premium service,” the association said in a statement on its website.
“We hope that the new opening of the cinemasses will encourage more Israelis to visit and to make their way to the cinemassas.”
A statement from Golden Ticket stated that “the Israeli Cinemassources have been under intense pressure from the state and the courts to reopen their doors to their customers.
The cinemassources’ owners have been ordered to pay damages and fines to the civil administration and the government of Israel, and the cinemases will continue to face serious challenges from the courts and from the government in the coming weeks.”
The company is the first in Israel to open a new cinemas since the country’s Supreme Court issued an interim injunction in June to force the closure of the companies cinemas and cinemassages.
Following the court ruling, the Civil Administration demanded that the owners of Golden and Regal cinemasses pay the state $3 million in damages, a condition for the cinemaspoints being reopened.
The Israeli government has ordered the cinemascores of the two cinemas to reopen by July, but the cinemaplexes of Golden Tickets and Regals are still closed.
Golden Ticket’s owners have appealed the court’s ruling to the High Court of Justice, which has yet to make a ruling.

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Flying dragons, as gliding lizards are colloquially known, possess the ability to glide from tree to tree by virtue of a membrane on their abdomen known as the palaqium (visible in image 1). They are astonishingly adept at this 'flight', being able to glide distances of more than eight meters from tree to tree. Males possess a flap of skin underneath their throat which they flap in and out to attract females.
This species is common in urban and forested areas.

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Wednesday, September 19, 2018
Any sophomores, juniors, or seniors interested in the possibility of becoming a member of MCC’s National Honor Society – Forms for membership consideration are available outside Miss Brock’s Art Room door. Forms are due by Friday, September 21st.
Boys interested in playing basketball this winter should sign the list in the office this week. Practice will officially begin on November 5th and all trying out must have an up to date physical on file.
Extra 2017-2018 yearbooks are available to purchase from Mrs. Allen for $50.00.
Mr. Richert has posted all cast and crew for the fall production of Camelot, in the cafeteria and around the school. There will be read through today and tomorrow in AO All must attend.
There will be a senior class meeting on Thursday during advisory in the cafeteria for those interested in hall decorating and making tye dye shirts.
SADD is meeting today at lunch in the wood shop room
HOT LUNCH: Chicken Alfredo, Broccoli, Banana and Choice of Milk.

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Local residents worked with Berlin-based studio Raumlabor to build the Gothenburg Public Sauna. A wooden bridge projects out in to a harbour to link the sauna on stilts, which is clad in sheets of rusty corrugated metal.
It's lined with strips of larch inside, and features a shower with a screen made of recycled glass bottles.
Small Architecture Workshop avoided disturbing any nature on the banks around a lake in Åmot, Sweden, by building a sauna for tourists on a floating platform.
The sauna is clad in wood planks that have been charred – a kind of wood treatment that requires no toxic chemicals and helps the structure merge with the peat lake bottom. A large piece of glazing on one side allows the occupants to gaze out over the lake as they sit inside.
Perched on a craggy outcrop on the shore of Lake Huron, Grotto is a private sauna with a cavernous interior of curving cedar-clad benches, nooks and porthole windows.
Canadian studio Partisans undertook a 3D scan of the rocky site before designing Grotto, then collaborated with a local sawmill to CNC-cut the prefabricated parts that were taken over by boat and craned into position.
Decades of iron ore mining in Kiruna destabilised the land under the town and now the whole settlement is being relocated. To help residents worried about the loss of community spirit in the move, artist duo Bigert & Bergström created this sculptural sauna.
Shaped like a geodesic egg, the sauna's exterior is covered with 69 pieces of gold-plated steel and its interior is lined with cedar. It's heated by a wood-burning stove surrounded by a cage of rocks shaped like a human heart.
Built on a sledge base, Denizen Sauna can be towed off its island in Finland and onto a frozen lake. Once out on the ice, a hole can be cut through the crust to make the perfect plunge pool to round off the full Scandinavian sauna experience.
Denizen Works and their friends built the sledging sauna from local timber and recycled windows.
Students from an architecture school in Oslo built The Bands as part of their graduate show. The seaside sauna steps down over the rocky coast, creating terraces for users to sit, soak in a sunken hot tub, or picnic on the built-in barbecues.
Angled roofs leaning in multiple directions add to the sauna's unusual profile and echoes the old buildings on the nearby quay.
This sauna built from fir in the hills of Piacenza has two wings either side, a reference to its namesakes Huginn and Muginn, the raven messengers of the Norse god Odin.
Raised on stilts, a ladder provides access to the sauna, which has room for two people and a porthole window for them to peep out at the landscape.
German architecture collective Modulorbeat repurposed concrete components normally used to build underground mines to create a vertical sauna shaft in Germany.
Located by an abandoned factory in an industrial mining town, the user can climb up the metal rungs embedded in the exterior to reach a wood-lined electric sauna. Further up the tower, a metal grille forms a relaxation platform under a translucent roof that can be raised to make the sauna open air.
A sauna in Seattle floats on a lake on a pontoon that users can swim off in between sessions. Built after the local community raised funds with Kickstarter donations, WA Sauna can be reached by kayak or boat.
The deck is made of aluminium and marine-grade varnished plywood, and the sauna itself is built from stained plywood on the outside and lined with spruce wood inside. A side hatch opens to provide the perfect diving-off point, and the roof can be used for sunbathing in warm weather.
Taking design cues from the the bathing carriages of prudish Victorians, skincare brand Haeckels built a sauna on wheels that can be rolled down the beach in Margate.
Crowdfunding was used to raise the money for the sauna, which is free to use, and donors names are etched on to the blackened wood that clads its gabled exterior.


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Harry Styles had a romantic dinner with Nadine Leopold before celebrating his 21st birthday! The One Direction singer was spotted grabbing food with his rumored girlfriend, and it seems like they were definitely sharing a private meal.
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Fans filmed a Vine of the couple leaving the restaurant with their food.
Since both of them haven't confirmed their relationship, we can't say for sure if they're dating or really good friends. But he has been spending a lot of time with her. They've gone on one-on-one frozen yogurt dates and even swapped coats. That definitely sounds like couple behavior!
Do you think that Harry and Nadine are really dating, or just friends? Sound off in the comments!


The opening words, "forget those messy atom smashers", put an unfortunate tarnish on Stephen Battersby's otherwise interesting report on the state of the art in particle physics (26 August, p 36).
Particle physics research passes through cycles of discovery and understanding. Experience has taught us that proton colliders, such as the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), are best suited for discovery, while electron machines such as the International Linear Collider (ILC) are the machines of choice for homing in on new discoveries. At CERN - the European laboratory for particle physics - the Nobel prize-winning discovery of W and Z particles was made with the Super Proton Synchrotron (SPS) proton-antiproton collider, while the in-depth analysis of those particles was done with Large Electron Positron collider (LEP).
With the LHC, we are poised to embark on a new era of discovery, examining the origins of mass, dissecting dark matter, revealing secret symmetries ...
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Hispanic American History Movies
Hispanic American history movies portray the nation’s rich Spanish heritage and culture. Hispanic and Latino Americans are terms used to describe Americans with origins in the Spanish-speaking countries of Spain or Latin America. Here are six film recommendations for anyone looking for historical or cultural material on Hispanic Americans. From documentary movies to feature films to popular film series, this list has something for everyone.
“My Family” is a 1995 Hispanic American film that traces the history of one Mexican immigrant family. The autobiographical film follows three generations through their personal triumphs and tragedies. The film’s all-star cast includes Edward James Olmos, Jimmy Smits, and Esai Morales.
“Chicano! History of the Mexican-American Civil Rights Movement.”
This 1996 PBS documentary film depicts a ten-year period (1965 to 1975) of the Chicano Civil Rights Movement in America. Also known as “El Movimiento,” the movement worked for Mexican-American empowerment in America. Henry Cisneros is the narrator, and Cesar Chavez also appears in the film.
“A History Of Hispanic Achievement In America.”
This 2006 film series documents Hispanic contributions to America’s growth and success. The film highlights various Latino Americans in medicine and science, entertainment and journalism, business and politics, civil rights, education, and sports. Patricia Lopez serves as the film’s narrator.
“Yo soy Boricua, pa'que tu lo sepas!”
Translated, “I'm Puerto Rican, Just So You Know!” this 2006 documentary film examines America’s Puerto Rican culture and heritage. The annual Puerto Rican Day parade in New York City is a special highlight. Directed by Rosie Perez, the film documents her activism for Puerto Rican rights. Pedro Pietri and Pedro Albiza Campos co-star in the film.
“Unsung Heroes: Hispanics And The Medal Of Honor.”
This 2008 History Channel documentary highlights Hispanic Americans who fought in various conflicts and wars. Several Latinos were interviewed for the film, including those who received the Congressional Medal of Honor.
This 2009 Spanish-language film has connections to a real-life Hispanic American gang called Mara Salvatrucha. The movie centers on a Honduran teenager who has an opportunity to realize her dream--living in America. This award-winner stars Paulina Gaitan, Marco Antonio Aguirre, and Leonardo Alonso.

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Santiment, a blockchain analytics provider, reported that the current supply of Bitcoin on cryptocurrency exchanges stands at 6.4%, which is the lowest level since February 2018. The data reveals that crypto traders are continuing to withdraw their Bitcoin holdings from exchanges in favor of self-custody methods. This trend could be a result of the recent legal actions taken by the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) against Binance and Coinbase.
SEC Legal Actions Against Binance and Coinbase
The SEC has filed lawsuits against Binance and Coinbase, accusing the companies of offering trading services with unregulated securities. These legal battles have resulted in trust issues for some users with the exchanges. The SEC accused Binance and Binance.US of offering unlicensed products, such as its native token BNB and the stablecoin BUSD, to customers. It also claimed that Coinbase operated as a broker, clearing agency, and national securities exchange without obtaining the necessary authorization.
Fewer Bitcoin Stored on Exchanges
Santiment’s data showed that only 6.4% of Bitcoin’s supply is currently held on cryptocurrency exchanges, compared to 16% at the beginning of 2020. The most extensive withdrawals of BTC from exchanges occurred after the FTX collapse at the end of last year. The trend of moving away from exchanges and towards self-custody methods is expected to continue. This is generally seen as a positive sign for Bitcoin, as the selling pressure is expected to decrease due to the lower Bitcoin supply on exchanges.
The recent legal actions by the SEC against Binance and Coinbase have resulted in a shift towards self-custody methods among Bitcoin traders. Santiment’s data reveals that the supply of Bitcoin on exchanges has hit its lowest point since February 2018, with only 6.4% of BTC’s supply currently held on cryptocurrency exchanges. This trend is expected to continue, which could be a positive sign for Bitcoin as the selling pressure is expected to decrease.


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By Sara Demoranville
Imagine having the perfect resume for a competitive job opportunity. You have amazing credentials, the necessary skills, and fit the ideal description of the new hiree. Everything is in place and you feel confident about getting the job, except that someone else essentially has the same resume as you. The decision narrows down to you and him, and sure enough, he gets the job. Why? Because he is a man, and you are a woman.
Unfortunately, this is the sad reality of much of the workforce. According to a recent study, men are three times more likely to get the job than women when considered under the exact same circumstance. Researchers claim that this is often due to the “motherhood penalty”, a pre-notion that women will leave the workforce to become a stay at home mother.
Is it fair to make this assumption? Is it fair to base a decision on the unknown future and simply one’s ability to give birth?
The fact of the matter is that it’s wrong to assume anything based on gender, and the stigma that women will drop everything to become a stay at home mother is simply outdated. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the amount of stay at home mothers has seen an overall decline from 49% in 1967 to 29% in 2012. While many women continue to become mothers, today’s society has made it more than possible to balance work life and motherhood.
It is also important to note that not all women even become mothers; and if they do, not all become stay at home mothers. What about the fathers? Studies show that society has seen an overall increase in stay at home fathers, but you don’t see them getting a “fatherhood penalty”. This leaves us with one question: is it really motherhood that is causing employer hesitation or is it womanhood and its corresponding stereotypes?
Imagine you’re applying for that same job, only this time there is no indication of whether or not you are a woman. Just by excluding the gender factor, you are three times more likely to have an equal chance at getting the job over the man who is applying against you. You still may not get the job, but at the end of the day it will be about the person, not the gender.


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Most people, when deciding they would like a new kitten in their family, start by visiting the local book-shops, library or the internet to find the breed of cat they would like and which most suits their lifestyles. Now having finally chosen the British Shorthair breed of cat the next step is to find a breeder who has the right kitten or kittens for you. This is what Best of British Shorthairs is all about – to help you find your new little furry friend.
Before we go any further, have you asked yourself the reason why you want a new kitten? If the answer is “for it to become part of the family, to be a much-loved pet for life, for the love and affection it can bring to you and the sheer enjoyment of sharing your home and life”, then all breeders will welcome you. If on the other hand you want one because “there’s one on the telly advert”, “the colour would go with your new furniture and decorations” (yes, this comment is made), “when I have been out from 8.00 am to 6.30 pm every day of the week and sometimes at week-ends, I want something to have on my knee at night”, then the majority of breeders would be cautious. Kittens and cats are living, breathing beings and should be treated as such. They need love, attention and security.
Having resolved the reasons for wanting a new kitten the question most often asked by prospective owners is “How do I know the breeder I select is reputable and what should I look for when visiting a breeder?”
Here are a few guidelines to help you.
Be prepared to travel – do not expect a pedigree kitten of your chosen colour or pattern to be available just around the corner - it doesn’t work like that. If you want a Blue, or a Silver Tabby, or a Colourpointed then that is what you want and not the nearest kitten available. If you want a British Shorthair kitten for it’s’ looks and temperament and don’t mind what colour or sex then your search could be made easier.
The first contact with the breeder is usually by telephone and this will allow you to ask all the questions you want about the litter of kittens available. It will also allow the breeder the chance to ask you questions they would like answering before deciding whether they would be prepared to home one of their kittens with you. It works both ways! If the first contact is encouraging arrange to visit the breeder to view the kittens. The earliest age at which kittens should be viewed is approximately 5 weeks of age. By then they are steady on their feet, their ears have unfurled, their eyes have fully opened and they are just adorable little fluffy bundles with a wonderful AAAHHH!!! factor. Any earlier than this there isn’t a lot to see and during the first few weeks the risk of infection being passed to the kittens from handling by strangers is very real. It must also be stressed that you should not arrange to visit more than one breeder on the same day – cross infection can be lethal. Please respect the breeder and their kittens.
The majority of kittens are indoor reared. This means that they are well adjusted to normal family noises, i.e. telephone, door-bell, visitors, television, washing machine, etc., etc. They also know what carpet, ceramic tiles, and wooden floors feel like under their feet, and by the time they come to you will have had their fair share of human contact. These kittens settle quickly in a new home as they are used to a domestic environment. Some breeders however have their mums and litters outdoors in a specially built cattery. If the breeder you visit has outside facilities such as these do not be put off as the main thing in choosing a kitten is whether that kitten is loved by its breeder and is being well socialised with lots of playing and handling. This is very important. A happy, well-socialised kitten will settle into a new home far easier than one which hasn’t been handled and had lots of company.
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If you are interested in learning more about my perspectives on knitting or seeing my essays and designs in various magazines, you can read, watch, or listen to articles, interviews, and podcasts I have taken part in! Enjoy!
Suzanne Bryan interviewed me for around an hour on my background as a teacher and researcher. I showed some of my examples of the historic sweaters I have studied. There are helpful time-stamps below the video to allow you to hop to the parts you are most interested in.
Early June: After a wonderful week of workshops, I spoke, and gave a slide show, at the National Silk Museum in Hangzhou, China: European Knitting Traditions in the 19th Century. This YouTube video is one hour and 6 minutes long.
Late June: The Fruity Knitting Podcast, Episode 78. This interview is about 22 minutes long. I talk about different knitting traditions, and some of the construction techniques and samplers I teach.
June: As part of the 2018 FisherFolk event in Cordova, AK, I gave a slide presentation. Plus some knitters modeled my garment from my latest book! Thanks to Dotty Widmann of the NetLoft (who sponsors the FisherFolk events) for the video, which is around 34 minutes long.
November: The Knitting Guild Association, Cast On Winter 2018-2019: Book Review, by Christina Hangar, of the new Knitting Ganseys. Note: you must be a member of TKGA and log in to the site to be able to view the article.
September: Interview with Kelly Nuss of EduKnit.com. You can download this PDF :Beth Brown Reinsel interview
August: Podcast with Marly Bird,


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Fans of the AMC zombie-drama The Walking Dead have been described as “rabid” and, in some cases, this can be considered an understatement. After Eugene betrayed his fellow Alexandrians, for example, actor Josh McDermitt had to quit social media over death threats—death threats! It was as though folks were unable to separate the actor from the character.
Related Article: (SPOILERS) Is Carl Grimes FAKING HIS OWN DEATH?
The latest example of Walking Dead fandom run amuck is a petition launched in response to the Season 8 midseason finale, specifically the impending death of Carl Grimes (played by Chandler Riggs). Many are so up-in-arms over the character’s departure they are demanding a metaphorical head on a stake. A petition launched on Change.org is asking AMC to fire showrunner Scott M. Gimple.
The petition, created by uber-fan Tyler Sigmon of Indianapolis, reads:
Scott M. Gimple is an American writer, producer, and showrunner for the television show The Walking Dead. Recently, Scott has decided to kill off the show’s most pivotal character Carl Grimes, son of main character Rick Grimes. The entire show has been a lead up to showing Carl become the leader that his father is, maybe one day taking on the mantle himself. Actor Chandler Riggs even considered postponing his college education so he could work on the show after Gimple promised that he would be on the show for 3 more years. Chandlers dad, William Riggs, said in a Facebook post, that was later pulled, that Gimple fired his son just 2 weeks before his 18th birthday even though he promised the actor 3 more years of working on the show. He goes on to say that he never trusted Gimple or AMC and that his son did, making it especially heartbreaking for him to be fired. Chandler has been working on the Walking Dead since 2010, spending almost half of his life on the show. Gimple gave no explanation as to why Chandler was killed off other than that it was because of “the story,” and that it had nothing to do with personal issues but many speculate that the claim is false. Carl is still alive in the comic series and has gone on to play a pivotal role in every major conflict the group has faced. Some fans even speculated that he would do this in the TV show, being the last survivor in the apocalypse. A lot of fans have taken to social media to express their disagreement with Gimple’s decision. Others have also expressed their feelings toward his decision calling for his immediate resignation. This petition is meant to bring AMC TV into the spotlight and fire The Walking Dead showrunner Scott Gimple for his actions and unfair treatment of actor Chandler Riggs.
At the time of posting, this petition is closing in on 65,000 signatures! It will be delivered to AMC when it reaches 75,000 signatures. If you’re so inclined, you can add your voice to the chorus of rage by adding your signature, HERE.
Official Synopsis: Last season Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) and his group of survivors were confronted with their deadliest challenge yet. With the comfort of Alexandria, they let their guard down, only to be reminded how brutal the world they live in can be.
Feeling powerless under Negan’s (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) rules and demands, Rick advocated the group play along. But seeing that Negan couldn’t be reasoned with, Rick began rallying together other communities affected by the Saviors. And with the support of the Hilltop and Kingdom, they finally have enough fire power to contest the Saviors.
This season Rick brings “All Out War” to Negan and his forces. The Saviors are larger, better-equipped, and ruthless — but Rick and the unified communities are fighting for the promise of a brighter future. The battle lines are drawn as they launch into a kinetic, action-packed offensive.
Up until now, survival has been the focus of Rick and our group, but it’s not enough. They have to fight to take back their freedom so that they can live. So that they can rebuild. As with any battle, there will be losses. Casualties. But with Rick leading the Alexandrian forces, Maggie (Lauren Cohan) leading the Hilltop, and King Ezekiel (Khary Payton) leading the Kingdom — Negan and the Saviors’ grip on this world may finally be coming to an end.
Season 8 of The Walking Dead and Red Machete return Sunday, February 25th.
Related Article: (SPOILERS) Andrew Lincoln Weighs In On You-Know-Who’s Shocking Death on “The Walking Dead”


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Covercentric: Saint Etienne – Just Friends (Amy Winehouse Cover)
Saint Etienne have become somewhat of a serial cover mount tribute CD contributor as of late. Roughly 2 months after their Beach Boys cover for Mojo, the band has once again lent their reinterpreting talent to Q’s Amy Winehouse issue. They picked “Just Friends”, their least favourite track on “Back To Black”, for fear of ruining the better ones, but I think they did an excellent job. I could be fooled into thinking it’s a St. Et. original had I not known better. As Louis Walsh would say, they really “made the song their own”.
Preview 30 secs of each track here, though I should warn you it features bits from ‘The Cribs’ and ‘The View’. View the full tracklist after the jump.
Back To… Back To Black – Amy Winehouse Tribute CD tracklisting
Rehab – THE TIME AND SPACE MACHINE
You Know I’m No Good – HOLLIE COOK
Me & Mr Jones – DRY THE RIVER
Just Friends – SAINT ETIENNE
Back To Black – THE CRIBS
Love Is A Losing Game – TEMPER TRAP
Tears Dry On Their Own – KARIMA FRANCIS
Wake Up Alone – MANIC STREET PREACHERS
Some Unholy War – SWINDLE ft BABY SOL
He Can Only Hold Her – BALEARIC FOLK ORCHESTRA
Addicted – THE VIEW


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Former WWE Superstar Tenille Dashwood, aka (Emma) made her debut with ROH tonight on the “Honor Reigns Supreme” show.
— ROH Wrestling (@ringofhonor) February 10, 2018
Dashwood came out and announced that she will be the 16th participant in the Women of Honor tournament. The tournament is being held to crown the first ever Women of Honor Champion.
After announcing she was entering the tournament, new ROH enforcer Bully Ray asked Dashwood to compete later on tonight night, which she agreed to.
You can watch the rest of the show live on ROHWrestling.com, Facebook Live or the FiteTV app.


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Landfills are the biggest sources of discarded plastic, paper, and other types of waste. Some landfills contain toxic material that can be difficult to test and analyze. Many landfills have already been leaking into the groundwater, which can cause serious health risks for people living in those areas. The best way to prevent these and other issues is through comprehensive testing and analysis. To avoid these toxins, it is important for landfills to be tested and analyzed.
1) For example, the pH of a landfill can vary throughout the day, which can affect which microorganisms are living inside of it. There are many different types of bacteria that inhabit environments, including the pH of a landfill. The pH is a measure of how acidic or alkaline something is. When the pH is low, it means there are many more acidic molecules in the environment; when it’s high, there are more alkaline molecules present.
Some bacteria produce spores that can survive in the acidic environment, while other bacteria are not as resilient. If there is a higher concentration of spores present, then it’s possible these spores will survive and multiply even if the pH is high. As a result, the bacterial population may decrease over time due to this phenomenon.
2) In addition, different types of waste can also affect the pH of the landfill. For example, some waste can corrode the paper liner that protects the ground from leaching out.
The science of landfill management is complicated and specific to each location, but the general idea is that leaching of chemicals can occur when landfill properties change over time, such as when methane gas is produced by the anaerobic decomposition of organic matter in the landfill.
Leaching is a process that releases chemicals into nearby subsurface or groundwater. Leaching can also occur if a high-sulfur substance comes into contact with water or chemicals that contain high concentrations of metal ions. The chemical and metal ions are then transported via groundwater to a nearby stream, lake, or drinking water source.
Drinking water contamination typically occurs when hazardous materials have been released into the environment and have reached a drinking water source. These contaminants can occur in landfills as leaching chemicals, or they can enter groundwater through the infiltration of surface runoff into the landfill.
3) Therefore, before a landfill is capped and landfilled, it is important to test and analyze it to ensure that it has minimal contamination. Before a landfill is capped and landfilled, it is important to test and analyze it to ensure that it has minimal contamination. This is not always easy or possible without the use of advanced technologies such as nuclear radiology, gamma-ray spectroscopy, gas chromatography/mass spectrometry, and electron microscopy.
In the United States, some states have regulations in place that require landfills to test and analyze before they are capped and landfilled. Most of these regulations do not require a quantitative analysis of how much contamination is in the landfill, only that it be analyzed. Some states require landfills to test and analyze before they are capped and landfilled. Check here to see the regulations that are in place and how these regulations can be beneficial for the state’s environment.

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Icemobile Prime is a mobile/cell phone with dimensions of -, a screen size of 5.2 inches and a screen resolution of 480 x 800 pixels (~179 ppi pixel density).
It has a processor 650 MHz Cortex-A9, a graphics card PowerVR SGX531, a 512 MB RAM RAM memory and an internal memory of 512 MB expandable by memory card microSD up to 32 GB (dedicated slot) .
The Icemobile Prime comes from the factory with the Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) operating system.
|Network||GSM / HSPA|
|2G connectivity||GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 - SIM 1 & SIM 2|
|3G connectivity||HSDPA 850 / 1900 / 2100|
|Network speed||HSPA 7.2/5.76 Mbps|
|SIM||Dual SIM (Mini-SIM)|
|Type of screen||TFT capacitive touchscreen|
|Screen resolution||480 x 800 pixels (~179 ppi pixel density)|
|Screen size||5.2 inches|
Android 2.3 (Gingerbread)
|CPU||650 MHz Cortex-A9|
|Storage and memory|
|Memory card||microSD up to 32 GB (dedicated slot)|
512 MB RAM
|Main camera||5 MP| autofocus| LED flash|
|WLAN||Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g| hotspot|
|GPS||Yes with A-GPS|
|Radio||Stereo FM radio|
|Sensors||Accelerometer| gyro| proximity| compass|
|Battery||Removable Li-Ion 2200 mAh battery|
The Icemobile Prime was announced in 2012 and its current status is Available.
The Icemobile Prime has a processor (CPU) 650 MHz Cortex-A9.
5.2 inches is the screen size of Icemobile Prime.
The Icemobile Prime has a RAM memory of 512 MB RAM.
The Icemobile Prime has an internal memory of a capacity of 512 MB.
The Icemobile Prime is available in the following colors: Black| White.
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