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Norfolk Terrier A diminutive, lovable demon, the Norfolk Terrier is counted among the smallest of the terrier breeds, yet his personality and appeal, compared to dogs of any size, are matchless. An ideal choice for a pet companion, the Norfolk Terrier possesses a personable disposition that is less quarrelsome than that of other terriers and a clean bill of health, marked by a hardy constitution. This is a loyal and intelligent dog, perfectly suited for an active life in the city or country and a wonderful playmate for children.
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Cesky Terrier Devised by Dr. Frantisek Horak, a top-ranked geneticist from the Czech Republic, the Cesky Terrier is one dog world's best kept secrets and one of the few terrier breeds that did not derive from the British Islands. This modern creation is a rare combination of beauty and ability, a "small, slim and elegant" terrier that is a true go-to-ground working dog. Originally devised from crosses of the Scottish and Sealyham Terriers, today's Cesky Terrier is a purebred dog through and through, recognized by the American Kennel Club and all of the world's major registries.The author, Katherine Eckstrom is the heiress apparent of Dr. Horak, having cooperated with the famous geneticist before his death and continuing to breed his dream dogs from his original line of Czech dogs. Mrs. Eckstrom is the world authority of the Cesky Terrier, an American breeder who is highly respected in the Czech Republic and around the world. This offers a comprehensive history of the Cesky Terrier, from the creation of the breed in Europe to its rise in today's world of purebred dogs. In discussing the breed's characteristics, the author presents an interview with Dr. Horak, thus providing the most authoritative account of the breed's desirable physical traits and personality and an explanation of the breed standardNew owners will welcome the well-prepared chapter on finding a breeder and selecting a health, sound puppy. Chapters on puppy-proofing the home and yard, purchasing the right supplies for the puppy as well as house-training, feeding, and grooming are illustrated with handsome adults and puppies bursting with energy and personality! In all, there are over 135 photographs in this compact, useful, and reliable volume. The author's advice on obedience training the Cesky Terrier will help readers better mold and train their dogs into the most socialized, well-mannered purebred dog in the neighborhood. The extensive chapter on healthcare provides detailed information on selecting a qualified veterinarian, vaccinations, parasites, infectious diseases, and more. Sidebars throughout the text offer helpful hints, covering topics as diverse as toxic plants, bloat, first aid, crate training, carsickness, fussy eaters, and parasite control. Fully indexed.
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Yorkshire Terrier Celebrating the world's most popular and beloved toy breed, the Yorkshire Terrier, this Smart Owner's Guide, created by the editors at Dog Fancy magazine, offers the most up-to-date and accurate information every dog owner needs to become a well-informed caregiver for his dog. Illustrated with color photographs of adorable puppies and handsome adults, this easy-to-read primer is designed in a modern, lively manner that readers will find user-friendly and entertaining.Each Smart Owner's Guide offers a description of the breed's character and physical conformation, historical overview, and its attributes as a companion dog. The reader will find informative chapters on everything he or she needs to know about acquiring, raising, and training this remarkable purebred dog, including: finding a breeder and selecting a healthy, sound puppy; preparing for the puppy's homecoming, shopping for supplies, and puppy-proofing the home; house-training; veterinary and home health maintenance; feeding and nutrition; and grooming. Obedience training for basic cues (sit, stay, heel, come, etc.) and solving potential problem behaviors (barking, chewing, aggression, jumping up, etc.) are addressed in separate chapters, as are activities to enjoy with the dog, including showing, agility, therapy work, and more.Entertaining tidbits and smart advice fill up colorful sidebars in every chapter, which the editors call "It's a Fact," "Smart Tip," "Notable & Quotable," and "Did You Know?" Real-life heroes and rescue stories are retold in full-page features called "Pop Pups" and "True Tails." Recipes, training, and care tips are highlighted in the "Try This" feature pages.The Smart Owner's Guide series is the only series that offers readers an online component in which dog owners can join a breed-specific online club hosted by dogchannel.com. At Club Yorkie, owners of the breed can find forums, blogs, and profiles to connect with other breed owners, as well as charts and checklists that can be downloaded. More than just 20,000 pages of solid information, there's a host of fun to be had at the club in the form of downloadable breed-specific e-cards, screensavers, games, and quizzes.The Resources section of the book includes contact information for breed-related organizations and rescues, as well as practical guidance on traveling with dogs, identification, and locating qualified professionals to assist the dog owner, such as pet sitters, trainers, and boarding facilities. This information-packed Smart Owner's Guide is fully indexed.
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Are you ready to immerse yourself in ancient history and explore the wonders of Greece? Our private and small group tours offer the perfect opportunity to discover the hidden gems of this extraordinary country. From the iconic ruins of Athens to the picturesque islands of Santorini and Mykonos, Greece is a treasure trove of cultural and historical landmarks waiting to be explored.
Step back in time as you visit the Acropolis, where the majestic Parthenon stands as a testament to Greece’s ancient civilization. Marvel at the intricate sculptures and admire the panoramic views of Athens from this iconic archaeological site. Dive even deeper into the past as you explore the ancient city of Delphi, considered the center of the world in ancient times.
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Escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and immerse yourself in Greece’s breathtaking natural landscapes. From the crystal-clear waters of the Aegean Sea to the rugged mountains of the mainland, this country offers a diverse range of natural wonders to explore.
Embark on a ferry ride to the enchanting island of Santorini, famous for its picturesque white-washed buildings and dramatic cliffs overlooking the sea. Take a dip in the azure waters of the Mediterranean and relax on the black sand beaches of Perissa or Kamari. For the adventurous souls, hike along the caldera rim and witness the awe-inspiring sunset views that Santorini is renowned for.
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No trip to Greece is complete without indulging in the warm hospitality and mouthwatering cuisine of this Mediterranean gem. From traditional Greek souvlaki and moussaka to fresh seafood and Greek salads, your taste buds will be in for a treat.
During our tours, you’ll have the opportunity to dine at local tavernas and sample authentic Greek dishes made with locally sourced ingredients. Sip on a glass of ouzo or indulge in a glass of fine Greek wine as you soak in the vibrant atmosphere of a traditional Greek taverna, surrounded by music, laughter, and new friends.

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Ethan Green Hawke (born November 6, 1970) is an American actor, writer and director. He made his feature film debut in 1985 with the science fiction movie Explorers, before making a supporting appearance in the 1989 drama Dead Poets Society which is considered his breakthrough role. He then appeared in such films as White Fang (1991), A Midnight Clear (1992), and Alive (1993) before taking a role in the 1994 Generation X drama Reality Bites, for which he gained critical acclaim. In 1995, he starred in the romantic drama Before Sunrise, and later in its sequel Before Sunset (2004).
In 2001, Hawke was cast as a rookie police officer in Training Day, for which he received a Screen Actors Guild and Academy Award nomination in the Best Supporting Actor category. Other films have included the science fiction feature Gattaca (1997), the title role in Michael Almereyda's Hamlet (2000), the action thriller Assault on Precinct 13 (2005), and the crime drama Before the Devil Knows You're Dead (2007).
Hawke has appeared in many theater productions including The Seagull, Henry IV, Hurlyburly, The Cherry Orchard, The Winter's Tale and The Coast of Utopia, for which he earned a Tony Award nomination. He made his directorial debut with the 2002 independent feature Chelsea Walls. In November 2007 Hawke directed his first play, Jonathan Marc Sherman's Things We Want. Aside from acting, he has written two novels, The Hottest State (1996) and Ash Wednesday (2002). Between 1998 and 2004, Hawke was married to actress Uma Thurman.
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Julie Delpy (born December 21, 1969) is a French-American actress, director, screenwriter, and singer-songwriter. She studied filmmaking at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts and has directed, written, and acted in more than 30 films including Europa Europa, Before Sunrise, Before Sunset, and 2 Days in Paris. After moving to the U.S., she became an American citizen.
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Dobtcheff was born in Nîmes, [[France] to a British mother (Vernon) and a father of Bulgarian descent (Dobtcheff). He attended Ascham Preparatory School in Eastbourne, Sussex, England, in the 1940s, where he won the Acting Cup. One of his many television roles was as the Chief Scientist in the Doctor Who story The War Games in 1969.
In his 2006 memoir Red Carpets and Other Banana Skins, British actor Rupert Everett describes an encounter with Dobtcheff on the boat train to Paris, and reveals his extraordinary reputation as the "patron saint" of the acting profession, stating that Dobtcheff "was legendary not so much for his acting as for his magical ability to catch every first night in the country". Widely travelled and prone to pop up in the most unlikely of locales, if unable to attend an opening night, Dobtcheff will still endeavour to send the cast a card wishing the production good luck.
Dobtcheff is set to appear in the upcoming Doctor Who audio drama The Children of Seth where he'll be playing the role of Shamur, set for release in December 2011.
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Thomas Homewood (1806 – 1885) & Louisa Stephenson (1806 – 1871)
Spitalfields had been the centre of the weaving industry in England since the arrival of several thousand Huguenot weavers at the end of the seventeenth century. Driven out of France because of their Protestant faith, over 13,000 refugees had settled in London by 1687, with most living in Spitalfields. In his Survey of London Stow remarked that 'Here they have found quiet and security, and settled themselves in their several trades and occupations; weavers especially. Whereby God's blessing surely is not only brought upon the parish by receiving poor strangers, but also a great advantage hath accrued to the whole nation by the rich manufactures of weaving silks and stuffs and camlets, which art they brought along with them. And this benefit also to the neighbourhood, that these strangers may serve for patterns of thrift, honesty, industry, and sobriety as well.' The trade also had an effect on the local architecture: silk weavers needed good light so that they could match colours and not break the fragile thread, so ‘weaver’s windows’ – wide windows in the upper story – were developed in the buildings where the weavers lived and worked, and the houses themselves were often only one room deep.
Soon the French weavers were passing on their skills to the locals, so that by 1830 over half the Spitalfields population of 100,000 was employed in weaving. That did not mean that the life of a weaver was an easy one. Disputes over wages had led to the ‘Spitalfields Acts’ between 1773 and 1811 which were designed to help the weavers by imposing a minimum wage, but had had the opposite effect by driving trade out of London. As cotton started to replace silk in about 1785 further hardship followed and the Acts were repealed. Trade was good as the turn of the century approached, helped partly by those in influence suggesting that silk should be worn to formal occasions, such as balls, and that a lady not in a silk dress was lacking self-respect. But the good times did not last for long and by 1816 a meeting at the Mansion House heard that two thirds of weavers were unemployed and 'some had deserted their houses in despair unable to endure the sight of their starving families, and many pined under languishing diseases brought on by the want of food and clothing.'
In 1800 Thomas’ father married Mary Ashley, and they had their first child immediately. No other children appear before Thomas’ birth in 1806, so it may be that Mary died and Thomas remarried another Mary; or it may simply be that they had no surviving children until Thomas; but over the next twelve years another eight children were baptised, either in Bethnal Green or, between 1812 and 1816, in Shoreditch. In 1814 Thomas’ father was described as a weaver of Hoxton Town, but two years later he was a publican at the Hope in Pollards Row, and there he was to remain for a number of years. By now Thomas was probably helping to serve beer. It seems unlikely that he would have been told about what happened to his father’s aunt when she had been a pot girl, but as Thomas reached the age at which Mary had been raped, the Old Bailey again featured in the lives of the Homewood family.offence about twenty men were drinking in Thomas’ house. One of the drinkers had suggested that James Seckerson had knowingly passed a fake £5 note at a local
This time Thomas’ father was simply a witness for the defence, as the man on trial, James Seckerson, was a regular customer at the Hope. Another regular was Charles Christmas, a Bank of England banknote inspector called at the trial as an expert witness, who drank at the Hope every night. On the night of the alleged shoemaker and that it was important that he try to clear his name. In his position as an employee of the Bank of England, Charles Christmas had felt obliged to look into the allegation was but abused by several others in the house (not including Thomas’ father!) when he tried to take James Seckerson in.
In 1820, Thomas' father paid £63 for Thomas to become an apprentice to John Stephenson, a local map engraver (although somewhat oddly, described as 'Citizen & wheelwright' on the apprentice indenture). John's father had been a surgeon, but had died when John was very young. His mother had apprenticed John to Charles Downes, an engraver and printer, when John was fourteen; but she must have been fairly wealthy as she paid £11 of the fee herself, Christ's Hospital charity paying the other £5. John's mother remarried a successful 'tailor and sans mercer' with several children of his own, and John went on to become a very successful engraver in his own right. He worked for Laurie and Whittle , and then William Heather, one of the leading mapmakers of the day who had been a witness at John’s first marriage in 1796; and, in his will of 1812, had excused John half the money he owed William Heather. When William retired, his business was taken over by John William Norie, who had also been an engraver for William Heather, and John now worked for him, engraving many of his most successful charts. In 1829, shortly after finishing his apprenticeship, Thomas Homewood married John’s daughter, Louisa, so the apprenticeship proved to be successful in more ways han one. How soon he lfet John's offices is not clear, but he (and one of his sons) went on to engrave for Norie as well. John Stephenson had been christened as John Gascoigne Tomlinson Stephenson, suggesting a parental pride in their family, but his full name only appears in his mother's will (1812) and on his own will in 1834. Both wills mention property and land, in London and Essex; so Louisa's upbringing was certainly comfortable.
Thomas and Louisa married in January 1829 and, as the newly married children of wealthy businessmen, the future was promising. Within weeks, though, Thomas' father was facing financial ruin which must have affected Thomas. By 1829 his father owned at least sixteen houses in and around Vine Court which he let out to tenants. His brewery was supplied by a malster in Suffolk who was being chased for debts of £520 by a local bank who had discounted some bills of exchange drawn on Thomas’ father’s account. In March his father had personally given the deeds of properties in Vine Street to the bank in which he said that the annual income from the houses was just over £170. In an attempt to save his property Thomas’ father was claiming that the houses actually belonged to his own father (Thomas’ grandfather) and so the bank took him to court. Two years later some of the property remained in the family as Thomas’ father, still living at Pollard’s Row, insured four of the houses in Vine Court (‘made in equal proportion of brick and timber’ for £400) but the writing was on the wall, and by the end of 1831 his name was published on the list of bankrupts. Seven years later, Thomas’ grandfather died in his eighties as a ‘gentleman’ in one of the Vine Court houses, so all cannot have been lost, but a great deal of the family wealth must have gone.
This was not the start to married life that Thomas would have wished for, and he could no longer rely on the financial backing of his family, but he was not a brewer himself and was set on a career as a map engraver. In fact none of the children followd in their father's footsteps (although some cousins did). Of Thomas' brothers, James was blind and became the organist at St Matthew's, the local church, marrying the curate's daughter . Charles, the third son, was first an artist, then worked as a carpenter for his father-in-law; then became a gunsmith; before finally moving to Scotland where he ran a billiard's hall. The youngest brother, Josiah, qualified as a master marined.
Thomas and Louisa moved to Islington where, in time, they had four boys and four girls. By 1851 the seven surviving children were living at home, together with Thomas’ own apprentice chart engraver. Although they moved houses occasionally, they remained in the area, and lived in respectable roads. For ten years they lived in Palestine Place which a report in 1848 had singled out as an oasis of cleanliness in a desert of filth:
‘The contrast between the condition of the common and Macadamized roads in most parts of the district and those in Cambridge Road and Palestine Place may be considered at the extreme. In the former there is scarcely any drainage or sewerage; in the latter they are both excellent. The former are always very dirty, sometimes abominably filthy, the latter are always clean’.
Thomas had several siblings living nearby (although his youngest brother was, by now, living in the USA), but Louisa was one of only two children. She was close to her sister, Rosa, naming one of her own daughters after her, so it must have come as a shock when Rosa announced that she was emigrating to Australia. Communication with Australia was slow, so it may have been years after the events that Louisa heard the stories of Rosa’s life, but it did not make easy reading. Shortly after arriving in Melbourne to join her husband who had set off earlier, Rosa’s husband and one of her sons died, leaving her to bring up the family by herself. After living in a tent and struggling in Melbourne for three years she joined others in the gold rush of 1854 and became one of the pioneer settlers in Maryborough, set in the Victorian goldfields. She was more educated than many of the settlers and taught her children the importance of education. Despite her difficulties she lived in Maryborough for over fifty years, and one of her sons, James Outtrim, went on to become a local MP and a leading member of the Australian government. Rosa must have been an impressive woman.
Rosa was not the only relative to emigrate. In 1857 one of Thomas’ uncles, John, also left for Victoria, but Josiah, the mariner brother who had earlier left for the USA returned with his American wife to live in Liverpool. Thomas’ children were less inclined to wander. In fact most of them were still living at home in their twenties, including the three boys, two of whom had followed their father into the engraving profession and one of whom who became an architect.
Louisa died in 1871 but Thomas was clearly not ready for old age as he continued to work as a chart engraver for several years and, in 1875, married Harriet, over thirty years his junior. A spinster and in her late thirties, she may have thought that motherhood had passed her by. Even marriage did not change that for a while but in 1879, when Harriet was in her forties and Thomas his seventies, a daughter, Mary, was born. Thomas’ eldest son was nearly forty and his youngest was thirty, so it had been a long time since there had been a baby in the Homewood household. Thomas died when Mary was only seven, but he had left Harriet enough money that she could ‘live on her own means’ and look after Mary. Harriet did not remarry, but lived with Mary and her family, some of whom, the youngest of Thomas’ grandchildren, lived until the 21st century, two hundred years after their grandfather had been born.
- By the beginning of the 18th century few wheelwrights could afford to live in the city, so the livery company found life difficult financially. They survived by admitting people with an interest in the city, rather than being a wheelwright. In November 1817, for instance, twenty-seven new Liverymen were admitted to the Company, who included four drapers, four brokers, two grocers, two ship owners, two pawnbrokers and one fishmonger; but not a single wheelwrights.
- There is a John Stephenson who features regularly in the lives of Laurie & Whittle, as well as that of John Hamilton Moore, a colourful character who was sued at least three times for plagiarism of other people's work, including Laurie & Whittle. Most of the references, however, refer to a shipowner who knew JHM, rather than the engraver.
- James married Isabella Mayne. Her father, Rev James Mayne, featured on an episode of Who Do You Think You Are, as he was the direct ancestor of Patsy Kensit through Isabella's only sister. James Mayne devoted most of his life to the poor of Bethnal Green and his story makes interesting reading

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You might think four sisters celebrating the eldest one’s 50th birthday would head to Las Vegas, or to wine country, or on a cruise.
But for Dawn Claymore, Denise Meyer and Dana and Danielle Benden, that’s not the case. They decided to take a different path — the nearly 15-mile swimming, biking and running path that makes up the sprint course of Trinona.
“All four of us are pretty competitive,” Dawn laughed. “With me being the oldest, I’m hoping I beat at least one of them.”
Dawn turned 50 on May 26, almost all the way through the training schedule the group had laid out for Winona’s triathlon.
In her early 40s, she ran three triathlons and had been thinking about running another when Dana called and asked how she’d like to celebrate her upcoming milestone.
“Next thing I know, I get this text three days later with my other two sisters copied in it and it says, ‘We’re all in for Trinona,’” Dawn recalled. “I was like, ‘What?’”
The Winona race is special for them: Not only did the sisters grow up in La Crosse, though they’ve spread out across the Midwest now, their parents met in Winona while attending Winona State University and Saint Mary’s.
Days of running, swimming and biking turned into weeks and months as they followed the schedule that Dana’s husband, an Ironman triathlete, had set up for them. The exercises are broken down into minutes, not miles, Dawn explained, so a day’s work couldn’t be fudged if they were feeling a little lazy.
Though the older two sisters had experience with marathons and longer races, Denise and Danielle did not.
Danielle focused on swimming first, figuring it would be the hardest part, but admitted that now it might be the easiest because of how much she’s practiced. Living near a generous network of country roads, she started biking them three months earlier and runs to a nearby pool, swims and runs back.
In the immediate lead-up to Trinona, though, she said she’s planning to rest.
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“Your body has muscle memory,” Danielle said. “I feel like it’ll know what to do on race day.”
For Dana and Dawn, though, swimming will actually be the hardest, and they agreed on exactly why: jumping in a lake with hundreds of other people who are bound to accidentally kick you in the head at some point is an intimidating feat.
“Just get through the swim and you’re good to go,” Dawn said she’d repeat to herself to get mentally prepared for the race.
Trinona’s sprint course, slightly less grueling than the longer international course, starts with a 0.25-mile swim, followed by an 11-mile bike ride, a 3.1-mile run and a finish-line celebration at the bandshell.
The four women’s post-race celebration will also likely involve at least one beer, they agreed.
But first, they have to conquer it. They’ll make their way from La Crosse to Winona on Saturday to register, attend the athlete information meeting and have dinner together, then it’s back home to rest up before Sunday’s big event.
They plan on sticking together throughout the race.
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Two of New Canaan’s most popular downtown destinations stand to get increased pedestrian and seating areas out front, under a proposal that’s expected to come before the Planning & Zoning Commission this month. Under an application submitted by a Stamford-based engineering and land surveyor company, the wide area out front of Zumbach’s Gourmet Coffee and Tony’s Deli would get brick paver patios similar to the one already installed outside the Pine Street Concessions food hall. “The new brick paved patio expansion is intended to match the existing patio both in material as well as the herringbone paving pattern,” Brian McMahon of Redniss & Mead said in an application filed on behalf of property owner New Canaan Lumber Co. “Due to grade changes between the existing and expanded patio areas, an extension of the granite site steps currently along the building frontage is proposed out to the public sidewalk along Pine Street. The new patio area will include granite border materials and railings that are intended to match existing conditions.”
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Rachel Clogg, Marina Elbakidze and Arda Inal-Ipa discuss efforts to build new relationships across the Georgian-Abkhaz conflict divide. In a context where the possibility of a peace deal seems remote and the very concept of reconcilation itself is highly politicised, the authors nonetheless argue that efforts to engage both societies in deeper processes to address the root causes of the conflict are an essential component of conflict transformation, and could provide the basis for a successful negotiation process in future.
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Reconciliation before resolution?
Box 1 - What's in a name? The Ministry for Reconciliation and Civic Equality
The renaming of the Georgian Ministry for Reintegration as the Ministry for Reconciliation and Civic Equality in 2014 reflects a familiar dynamic in the Georgian-Abkhaz conflict. In 2004, Georgia set up the State Ministry for Conflict Resolution Issues to be responsible for addressing its conflicts regarding Abkhazia and South Ossetia. It was renamed in early 2008 as the State Ministry for Reintegration, making explicit Georgia's political agenda vis-à-vis the conflict regions: to reintegrate them back into Georgia.
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The art of the possible: dealing with the past
If a vase was made badly and broke because it was not sufficiently robust, and we then try to stick it back together as it was – this is reconciliation. But if we try to understand why it broke and then rebuild it in a sturdy and lasting way – this is dealing with the past, and transformation.


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Step into this charming ranch home located in Oconomowoc's Hickorywood Subdivision. The ideal floor plan with split bedroom design is sure to please. A large master suite with full bath and walk-in closet is definitely a plus for this home. The family room, just off the kitchen, is appointed with a fireplace and ample room for entertaining or enjoying your favorite show. A finished lower level features the 4th bedroom, a full bath, kitchenette and a large media area. Watch your favorite game or movie in the generous space. An underground sprinkler helps keep your perfect lawn lush and green. Ample storage, a large garage and nice back yard are added extras! Seller is offering a home warranty, too! A must see, but don't wait too long.
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The Thunder of Silence: Chapter XIV, When Ye Pray
- CHAPTER XIV WHEN YE PRAY For centuries the world has believed that merely voicing words in an attempt to reach God was sufficient to bring the power and the presence of God into daily experience. For hundreds of years, millions, even billions, of people all over the world have prayed for wars to cease, famine to be wiped off the earth, and disease to be healed-but all these have continued unabated. No one experiences answered prayer when he prays merely with his mind, relying wholly on words and thoughts, because there is then no opportunity for the Spirit to break through into expression. Regardless of what form prayer may take, there is no connecting link with God until there is a conscious awareness of His presence. But when ye pray, use not vain repetitions, as the heathen do: for they think that they shall be heard for their much speaking. MATTHEW 6:7 Many of us have been guilty of using vain repetitions, thinking that we are praying when in reality all we have been doing is repeating over and over again somebody else's man-made prayer. Even the repetition of as great a prayer as the Lord's Prayer, if recited with the idea that the mere rehearsal of its words has power, is not effective prayer because anything that is thought, spoken, or written is but an effect-and how can the power of God be in an effect? Does not all Scripture state that there is no power but the One, there is no God but one? Prayer that is made up of words and thoughts cannot and does not reach God, and therefore remains unanswered. The prayers that are answered are those deep within a person when no words and no thoughts are present, but when there is a hunger, a desire, or a need that is beyond words. In that intense longing, God is reached. The absence of fruitage in prayer merely bears witness to our failure to go deep enough into our consciousness to make contact with the Presence which is always there and which is ever available. God is not to be found on the surface of men's minds; ...
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Living The Infinite Way: Chapter Two, Attaining the God-Experience
- CHAPTER TWO ATTAINING THE GOD-EXPERIENCE We must understand that the message of The Infinite Way is not to give the world a new teaching, but to give the world an experience. The Infinite Way is actually a God-experience, a Christ-experience. The Infinite Way is not its writings, lectures, or classes. These are the instruments leading us to The Infinite Way, but The Infinite Way itself is the God-experience. It became very clear to a serious student one day, while meditating upon the subject of the desert and water, that talking about water or thinking about it would not quench his thirst. Not even seeing or touching water would satisfy. Only by drinking, and thus experiencing water, is thirst quenched. Almost from the beginning, I have realized that no matter what truth, or how much truth, we know, truth is not a healing agency. What we know of truth is merely a step leading to a certain state of consciousness, and that state of consciousness is the healing agency. When one does not know the correct letter of truth, it is very difficult to acquire the spirit or consciousness that leads to the actual God-experience. So the earnest reading and study of the letter of truth are steps to opening consciousness to a final experience; and when that experience takes place, harmonious living is quickly revealed and manifest. It is essential that we understand the nature of God. Unless we know the nature of God, there is no way of knowing the nature of true prayer, because prayer is the avenue leading to God, and it is through prayer that we make our contact with God. It is through prayer and communion that we have the God-experience. If we pray and our prayers are not answered, we can be assured, as James said, that it is because we have been praying amiss. If we have been praying, that is, knowing the truth, and have not arrived at the demonstration of harmony in our experience, we might just as well be honest with ourselves and admit, "I have been praying amiss; I have not ...
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Beyond Words & Thoughts: Chapter 11, His Rain Falls
- ~ 11 ~ "HIS RAIN FALLS" Most thinking persons would be willing to admit that the majority of religious teachings of the world have not gone beyond seeking truth through the mind; but until you arrive at that place in consciousness where you realize that you never are going to find truth through the mind, you have not even begun your spiritual journey. Your journey begins only when you come to the realization that going on as you have been, you never are going to learn the truth-what lies behind this universe-because it is not to be known with the mind. Think back a few years in your experience and try to remember what it was that first brought you to the spiritual path. Was it primarily for a healing or for some other aspect of better humanhood? Or was it an actual desire, a search, a reaching out for Reality, for Truth, for God? Since that time, to what extent has your attitude changed? Do you realize that merely improving health or increasing the amount of your supply is insignificant in comparison with the goal of finding the mystery of that Life that is behind the appearance, behind what you see, hear, taste, touch, and smell? True, there are times when it is discouraging, because inevitably the realization comes: "Am I never going to discover God or Spirit? Is my search to be completely frustrating? What have I to look forward to?" Reaching that point may be a good start on your spiritual journey because you will have arrived at that place where you can say, "Speak, Lord; for thy servant heareth," 1 and mean it, really mean that if God does not speak and if you do not hear what He says, there is going to be no answer. When you reach that place, it means that you have come to the end of faith and hope and any belief that the human mind is ever going to reveal spiritual truth to you. At that point in consciousness, you do know that God is not going to be revealed to you in the words that you read or the words that you hear. The only opportunity for God to be ...
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The Altitude Of Prayer: Chapter 4, This Is Immortality
- ~ 4 ~ THIS IS IMMORTALITY LIFE, REAL LIFE, is lived in consciousness; it is lived in the secret place within ourselves. We do not begin to suspect what the God-life can be until we have contacted that fountain of Life within us. We are not really living if we think of life as something that exists between what is called birth and death. This is not life. This life is, as one of the ancient mystics called it, a parenthesis in eternity. It is often pictured as a circle and is usually spoken of as being eternal. But if we live only inside the parenthesis that begins with birth and ends at death, we are missing the greatest part of life, the eternal, infinite, and immortal structure in which we discover God's creation. In this brief interval called the parenthesis, we live largely in man's creation, and we miss God's creation. We miss the life and love of God; we miss sharing in the life and love of one another. If we know each other only as human beings, we are cheating ourselves of a tremendous delight. We are offspring of God, filled with the love, the life, and the Spirit of God, and this we must recognize. All the joys of spiritual being are embodied in us for sharing. That is why we are on earth. When the Master said, "I am come that they might have life, and that they might have it more abundantly," 1 did he mean that one man out of all the world's history had come to earth that we might have life? No, he meant that I within each of one of us has come that you and I might enjoy a more abundant life with each other. He also said that he had come to bring resurrection and life eternal. Then why have you and I come? Would it not be a sad commentary on God, if one of us were here to bring joy, peace, health, and freedom to the world, and the rest of the world were to do nothing but sit back and receive it? It would be unfortunate if it were given only to a dozen mystics to know and enjoy God and the spiritual nature of mankind. But life is not like that at all. It ...
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Consciousness Is What I Am: Chapter 5, Evolving States of Consciousness
- ~ 5 ~ EVOLVING STATES OF CONSCIOUSNESS There is an invisible substance or essence called Consciousness, which can be experienced, but never defined or analyzed. It has a meaning beyond that found in any dictionary, a meaning that we can comprehend only through our spiritual awareness or powers of discernment. Consciousness is not only eternal and omnipresent but It is our individual consciousness or awareness, the substance, cause, and law of individual being. That Consciousness is so infinite that It fills all space, not merely on earth, beneath the earth, and in heaven, but It is the consciousness of the entire universe, from everlasting to everlasting, without beginning and without end: unconditioned, eternal, immortal Being. This unconditioned Consciousness functioned in Its fullness in the beginning. We were the expression of that functioning, and our experience was wholly pure, immortal, and eternal. There was no sin in it, no disease, no death, no lack, and no limitation. It was a pure state of spiritual being. At some time in the history of mankind, man lost his divine heritage, that is, he became unaware of it. It is described in Scripture as the Adamic experience. Adam and Eve, symbolic figures, represent the human race which accepted a belief in two powers, a power of good and a power of evil, and by accepting that belief they were driven out of the Garden of Eden and became separated from their Source, God-consciousness. That is the belief, but nothing really can separate anyone from infinite divine harmony. As a result of the sense of separation that sprang up, symbolized by Adam and Eve being cast out of the Garden of Eden, we find a mortal concept being entertained in the form of two sons. These two sons were the mortal concepts of the human race-one good and one evil. With that concept, the human race went deep down into degradation, into the lowest form of human life, even cannibalism in some places, with murder a natural accompaniment of this low ...
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Consciousness Transformed: February 17, 1963, God Constitutes My Consciousness
- GOD CONSTITUTES MY CONSCIOUSNESS February 17, 1963 The Halekulani Hotel Honolulu, Hawaii LET US MAKE A MOVE that separates us from most of the metaphysical world. As humans we have our supply in money, or the representation of money, and we find health in the body. If the heart beats so many times, if the assimilation acts according to this rule, if the elimination acts according to that rule, then we have health. We associate intelligence with the brain and we find our life in breathing. Take away our breathing and we have no life, or we find our life in the functioning of the heart. When you come to our work, what you are really doing is making a transition, so that your healing work is never in correcting what is wrong in the body or the mind or the pocketbook. I think it is in The Infinite Way that you will find, "You cannot meet a problem on the level of the problem." So, if you are faced with a problem, if you try to do something to that problem, you would not succeed. You first have to move outside the realm of the problem in order to find harmony. We find our harmony in spirit, and you might call this the point of demarcation or separation. We find our harmony in spirit, in consciousness. Since God is consciousness, and since God is supply, we find our supply in God or in consciousness. In the same way, since God is health, we find our health in God or in consciousness. Even the Bible knew this, that "God is the health of your countenance." 1 Yes, health must be found not in the body but in consciousness- then the body expresses health. Likewise with supply. You must leave the realm of the mental and material and find yourself elevated to consciousness. We have to find our health, we have to find our supply, we have to find our intelligence in consciousness; even our longevity we must find in consciousness. If we try to perpetuate ourselves by patching up the body, the results would be temporary. Medically it is possible to change sickness to health and, if ...
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Spiritual Interpretation of Scripture: Prayer
- PRAYER SHALL I TELL YOU why there is so much lack of demonstration in metaphysical circles? It is because there is a dependence on statements of Truth - affirmations and denials - instead of an effort to make an actual contact or realization of God- being. Talk about God - Truth - wholeness - health will not do. Talk less. Pray more. What is prayer? Is it some word or message you send to God? No. Prayer is the Word of God which comes to you when you are silent enough, still enough, expectant enough to receive it. This Word of God which you receive in Silence becomes visible as health, harmony, success, peace, joy and dominion where all the world may see it. Until every one of us can report that we receive the Word of God continuously, that we can almost at will feel the divine Presence, there will be need of these reminders. From this point on, there is very little need of our learning more Truth. You already know what God is; what the Christ is; what man is; and you know the nature of error and how it claims to operate. At least you can pass an oral or written examination on these subjects and get no less than 100 per cent. Every one of us is intellectually clear on these major points of metaphysics. If any of you doubt your complete understanding of these metaphysical truths, then hurry up and get yourself letter perfect in them: God - Christ - man - error. The next step is prayer, or treatment. I prefer to think of treatment as a conscious realization, through argument, of the truth about God, Christ, man and error; and prayer as the spiritual consciousness of Truth through Silence. In other words, treatment would deal with the letter, or argument, leading up to realization, and prayer would be the pure Silence and receptivity to the spiritual consciousness of harmony. You understand, of course, that ordinarily in metaphysics treatment and prayer are synonymous, but that I have made this distinction for myself. To me, prayer is a state of receptivity in which ...
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The Master Speaks: Chapter 19, The Infinite Invisible
- ~ 19 ~ THE INFINITE INVISIBLE Meditation is our preparation for the inflow of the Spirit. It is the period during which we realize our oneness with the Infinite. That realization gives us the very presence of Spirit, Itself, with which to face the day. We have been inclined to believe that since God is omnipresent, always and everywhere present, that that is all there is to spiritual living and to the assurance of God's being at hand. But any such assumption is contradicted by a study of the history of the world. The omnipresence of God is of no avail to any one except in proportion to his conscious oneness with it, his conscious attunement, his conscious feeling and realization of it. Without that we go out on the street as human beings: we may reach our destination or we may not; we may catch cold or we may not; we may get sick or we may not. All these things are happening to people all over the world; but they are happening to people because they are going out into the world without making a conscious contact with the infinite Source, with the infinite Power. The promise is: "He that dwelleth in the secret place of the most High" 1 - dwelleth, dwelleth, dwelleth in the secret place of the most High. He who dwells there, he who lives and moves and has his being in Spirit, is protected from the so-called evils of the world. "Pray without ceasing." 2 Go into the inner sanctuary and there find your communion or oneness with God. A study of scripture on the subject of prayer will show you how important prayer is; and then a study of modern metaphysical writings will show you the nature of prayer. I suppose we know more about prayer in this age than did most of those who were responsible for writing the Bible; at least, we know more about how to reveal the nature of prayer. Many of them may have known about true prayer within their own being, but their concept of prayer, praying to God for something, has not done the world much good. The modern idea of prayer, which is ...
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Conscious Union with God: Chapter 3, States & Stages of Consciousness
- ~ 3 ~ STATES AND STAGES OF CONSCIOUSNESS Even though for many years the metaphysical world has believed that mental and spiritual healing are synonymous, actually they are as far apart as are material and spiritual healing. Mental and material healing are much the same except that they operate on different levels of consciousness. The mental is a little higher and finer than the material, but essentially they are two strata of the same belief. On the other hand, to use the terms, "mentally spiritual" or "spiritually mental," is exactly the same as saying, "a godly devil." The spiritual and the mental are just that far apart, not that one is right and the other is wrong, but they function on such different levels of consciousness that they are as far apart as the poles. The present day mixture of the spiritual and the mental stems from the beginning of modern mental practice, which originated in the last quarter of the eighteenth century in Germany with Franz Anton Mesmer, a reputable and learned physician, who named his discovery animal magnetism. He it was who discovered that there is a vital fluid-invisible and mental-which passes from the practitioner to the patient and which acts hypnotically through suggestion. One of Mesmer's students, the French mesmerist, Charles Poyen, migrated to Portland, Maine, and there found an apt student named Phineas P. Quimby to whom he taught mesmerism, then known as hypnotism, or animal magnetism, and for some time these two engaged in this activity primarily for entertainment purposes. Mr. Quimby, later known as Dr. Quimby, however, had a young patient, or student, who worked as his assistant and who developed the faculty, under hypnotism, of discerning the mental causes for the physical diseases of people coming to him on the platform. Dr. Quimby, then, by recognizing the nonpower of the mental thought, erased the disease. As a result of some remarkable healings which took place, he gave up the entertainment phase of his work ...
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The Foundation of Mysticism: Chapter 14, Overcoming Mesmeric Sense
- ~ 14 ~ OVERCOMING MESMERIC SENSE Now I'm going to explain a mystery, and if it shocks some of you don't hesitate to pray about the subject within yourself. Don't go to anyone and ask them to explain it. Certainly don't complain to anybody because I said it; but take it into your own inner sanctuary and ask God for light on this subject. You know there are pilgrimages to Lourdes, and that out of every hundred- thousand people who go there only fifteen are certified as being healed. You know there isn't a day, an hour, that churches, synagogues, and temples aren't open where prayers are uttered for the sick. And you know what would be happening if materia medica weren't right on the job! Haven't you wondered why all of these prayers to God have not healed the sick? Haven't many of you prayed to God for your children or your parents or your wives or husbands, and wondered why you didn't get an answer? Then let it be clear to you now that God knows nothing of disease and therefore has no possible way of healing it. God would first have to know you were sick before God could heal you, and if God knew you were sick and did nothing about it until you prayed, what kind of a God would you have? In other words, humanity experiences a complete separation between God and man "whose breath is in his nostrils." If there weren't such a complete sense of separation between God and humanity, humanity wouldn't be sick, sinning, dying, aging, or decrepit. You can't believe for a moment that if God were on the field such things would be happening in the lives of millions. Do you, any one of you, actually believe that God knew there were seven million Jews being burnt up in ovens? Do you really believe that God knew that? Is there one of you who does not know how sincerely the Hebrew people prayed to their God, how earnest they were in their devotions? But they were burnt up! Do you know that seven hundred thousand Hebrews lived in the city of Amsterdam before the last war and only ten ...
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I’d like to be able to say this all started with Brexit.
I’d love to inform you that my application for an Irish passport and the shock of seeing my nationality being described as something other than ‘British’ brought me to a deeper understanding of the meanings of both citizenship and nationhood.
Love to, but can’t.
However, like Brexit, there is a bus involved.
A few years ago, I was headed to where I was living in Catford late of a Friday and listening to these two girls a couple of seats up making plans over the phone with a mate. I wasn’t eavesdropping, the whole bus could hear them. Chatting, laughing, mad with excitement for the night and the club and who was going to be there and – more importantly – who wasn’t.
The English language is a wonderful thing, constantly in a state of mutation, and these girls were glorying in its latest form. Threads of gangsta rhyme and Jamaican patois wrapped around their South London accents to create something achingly new.
There’s nothing to make you feel quite so old as teenage slang. That and your actual age.
I could never get away with that, I think as I listen but not eavesdrop. Not even when I was their age. Certainly not now I’m a pale male of middle age raised in Berkshire with a mum from Reading and a dad from County Clare. Dagenham gangsta patois is not on the menu for the likes of me.
We’re second generation Irish immigrants. Foreign, but not exotic. No one will pay good money to go to an Irish restaurant. How much cabbage could one kitchen take?
That’s what I think on that bus and that’s pretty much how it stays for the next couple of years.
Then comes that other bus.
The one that leads to that mad scramble for burgundy passports with a harp on them. Have you seen the figures?
Eventually I get one of my own. Irish bureaucracy is a wonderfully carefree beast but my God she can be slow. And just as eventually* I come to realise that this has been a remarkable sixty years since my father arrived from Ennis.
It’s not just the No Irish, No Dogs to backstop thing. It’s going from the “thick Mick” joke and suspicion of terrorist activities to Fairytale of New York and James Bond coming from Meath. The outsider has become the insider, but not without a price.
The sons and daughters of Ireland’s daughters and sons are considered fake and inauthentic. We are associated with misty-eyed recollections of “the auld country” and green Guinness on St Patrick’s night. We’ve gone from shamrock to sham.
We’re the Plastic Paddies.
Yet all the while, the green white and gold has been commodified and sold across the world. Ireland’s second biggest export, it seems, is Irishness itself.
That’s the journey we’re still on, and these are the stories we’re going to hear . Whether pure-born or plastic, elastic or passport, they’re all authentic. We all come from somewhere else.
It’s going to be one hell of a bus ride, I tell you.
*I’m quite the procrastinator. I should have mentioned that earlier.


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>> As we know, many files in the PDB don't have coordinates for hydrogen
> atoms. This can be a limitation when using these files to study the
> interaction with different ligands.
>> Presently I am looking for software to add hydrogens (or corrects their
> positions) to PDB files that takes in account H-bonding. Most programs
> place the hydrogens in fixed positions relative to the side-chains. This
> can be a problem in placing polar hydrogens in groups like Tyr, Thr,
> Ser, etc...
>> As an example of problems found in adding polar hydrogens in this fixed
> geometry mode, Sybyl and HBPLUS add hydrogens to the OH group of Tyr in
> a opposite position relative to the CZ-OH bond! This is equivalent to a
> rotation of 180 degrees around that bond that is probably not leading to
> the same minima upon minimization!
>> When dealing simultaneously with different PDB files it is very
> difficult to manually check these assignments...
>> Any ideas?!
>> Thank you,
>> Pedro Coutinho
We use the hb2 module in whatif to position polar hydrogens, and our own
program 'reduce' to add the others geometrically. Reduce is available
from our ftp server (suna.biochem.duke.edu in /pub/UNIXprograms).
Contact me if you want more details.
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I could keep picking at this one forever, but I’ve spent over 4 hours on it and I’m calling it done now. Really, really struggled with his underbelly area. I felt like as I tried to darken the shading I kept losing the initial lines and shapes.
There was a small Rodin exhibit at a museum near me this weekend and I saw a bronze torso very similar to this one. I took a picture of it, I’ll post it in another post after this one just in case anyone would like to see the Rodin one.
Thank you for the critique, looking forward to it. Have a great week.


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Balanced acupuncture is a technique combining traditional medicine and modern medicine and a single-acupoint balance therapy, which can regulate the cerebral center, resulting in self-repair, self-integrity, and self-healing[3,4,5].
What is balance method acupuncture?
The Balance Method is an acupuncture practice systematized, refined, and taught by the late Master Teacher Dr. Richard Teh-Fu Tan. Dr. Tan is renowned for bringing to life thousands of years of fundamental concepts of balance enshrined in the foundational classics of Chinese philosophy.
How does acupuncture restore balance?
During the treatment, acupuncturists insert thin, stainless steel needles about half a millimeter away from a nerve in specific acupuncture points of the body. This helps restore balance by causing the nervous system to release pain-relieving chemicals and stimulate the part of the brain that controls emotion and pain.
What happens to your body when you have acupuncture?
Acupuncture therapy can release blocked qi in the body and stimulate function, evoking the body’s natural healing response through various physiological systems. Modern research has demonstrated acupuncture’s effects on the nervous system, endocrine and immune systems, cardiovascular system, and digestive system.
How long does it take to feel the benefits of acupuncture?
Although some people report feeling the changes right after his or her first session or under 24 hours after, some people may not notice the changes and benefits immediately (especially if you’re going for a more severe or chronic issue). There are, however, some changes you may notices after an acupuncture session.
Can acupuncture reset your body?
ACUPUNCTURE FOR CHRONIC STRESS
These are all things acupuncture has been shown to be effective for, regardless of what the root cause is. We can use acupuncture to help balance the nervous system and restore the body to homeostasis.
Is Acupuncture good for balance problems?
Although there is no clear evidence from evidence-based medicine that acupuncture can improve the balance of patients with, some small-scale clinical trials have observed that acupuncture treatment can improve balance dysfunction after stroke, daily life skills, and walking skills.
What should you not do after acupuncture?
After your treatment, take it easy. It’s best to avoid the substances listed above (alcohol, caffeine, etc,) heavy exercise, stressful intellectual work and sex for the rest of the day after you’ve had acupuncture.
What should I avoid after acupuncture?
After acupuncture, choose heat. Avoid alcohol and coffee. This is for two reasons: 1) It’s important to stay hydrated after acupuncture because it can cause toxins to be released into your system. Staying appropriately hydrated helps flush out these toxins.
What are the negative side effects of acupuncture?
The most common side effects of acupuncture include bleeding, soreness, or bruising at the site of needle insertion. Other risks of acupuncture include dizziness, fainting, local internal bleeding, convulsions, hepatitis B, dermatitis, nerve damage, increased pain, and very rarely injury to an internal organ.
How do you know if acupuncture is working?
Well, you should treat your body the same. When you first start doing acupuncture you’ll notice bodily sensations more acutely, that is to say, you will be more aware of the little things you didn’t notice before and more clued in to how your body is functioning overall. Your senses will be keener and more awakened.
Why do I feel worse after acupuncture?
The idea is that as your body starts undergoing the changes involved in moving toward health, things get stirred up. This can cause not only an exacerbation of current symptoms but also the recurrence of previous ailments that had been dormant. Acupuncture awakens your self-healing capabilities.
How often should you have acupuncture treatments?
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March 16, 2014
In a three-hour conversation, I told my parents “I’m gay.” Accompanied by my sisters, I documented the event in the experimental photography project “Unveiled.”
In the planning process, the reality of Unveiled both excited and unnerved me. At 28, the possibility of rejection by my conservative Catholic, Ecuadorian parents, was one of many potential risks. My parents needed to be comfortable. I wanted to document natural reactions.
I needed to desensitize them to cameras. Much preparation was in order.
So… I prepared.
I photographed them cooking, brushing their teeth, shaving, smoking, and watching soap operas. I photographed them walking, tying their shoes, waking up, working in the office. I photographed my mother doing her nails.
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Paola Paredes (b.1986) is a photographer born and based in Quito, Ecuador. Blending traditional documentary photography with staged imagery, her work focuses on issues facing the LGBT community, exploring contemporary attitudes towards homosexuality in Ecuador. Putting herself at the forefront of her imagery, her work represents a personal and intimate challenge to social prejudices, and invites renewed discourse on the interactions between sexuality, family and personal freedom in contemporary society.
Paola received a Bachelor’s degree in graphic design in Quito before completing her first photography masters degree at Middlesex University. She has recently finished a second masters in Photojournalism and Documentary Photography at London College of Communication.
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HAREM SCAREM – Live at the Phoenix
Recorded in front of a hometown Canadian crowd, this is a double CD/DVD (only privy to the audio proceedings for this review) of the classic melodic hard rock meets AOR band Harem Scarem. "Live at the Phoenix" is a 20 track affair encompassing 87 minutes plus of addictive choruses, solid guitar hooks, and natural songwriting instincts that come from the heart. Occasional nods to the West Coast/ Sunset Strip scene occur during "Saviors Never Cry" or the chest-thumping "Turn Around" – the stuff that put Dokken on the map, but there’s also a bit of that bluesy Enuff Z’nuff thing going on to keep the music gritty as well as vocal harmonies that catapulted Def Leppard to superstardom.
Harem Scarem hone in on that right lick, drum groove, bass line – and supplement the feel through the emotionally-driven multi-octave range of vocalist Harry Hess. The double guitar harmony fueled "Hard to Love" is a personal favorite, and by the time set closer "No Justice" ends, I doubt there will be much disappointment in Harem Scarem’s performance. Given their 1991 start to last studio record "Thirteen", it’s nice to hear a veteran band that can make all of their discography shine on stage without having to resort to a lot of backing tapes or enhancement – where live means real.
Canada has their fair share of bands that blend classic rock songs and endearing melodies – Harem Scarem deserve to be in that conversation once you look beyond Triumph, April Wine, and Honeymoon Suite. If never checking out the group, "Live at the Phoenix" is a prime package for full aural inspection into all things Harem Scarem.

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