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A domestic violence order (DVO) is a protection order made by the court to stop threats or acts of domestic violence against you.

Read more information about DVOs, including how to apply and what happens at court.

Note: If you’ve had a DVO application made against you, find out what you need to do next.

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Panic! at the Disco is an American rock band from Las Vegas, Nevada, formed in 2004 and featuring the current lineup of vocalist Brendon Urie, accompanied on tour by bassist Dallon Weekes, guitarist Kenneth Harris and drummer Dan Pawlovich.

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porcelain, etched aluminium, L.E.D light strip, power adaptor, steel hanging system

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I am influenced by the industrial design of non-domestic objects, specifically, objects kept hidden behind walls and ceilings; plumbing, air-conditioning, heating and wiring. These systems contain loose wires, rough steel and sharp edges, objects unmediated for human touch, designed for pure function.

I wanted to bring this untamed influence to the most fine and domesticated material; porcelain. Fragile, soft and ‘pure’, we have a daily intimacy with porcelain, from mugs to toilet seats.

With this work I wanted to also disrupt the expectation of scale and placement that I saw in fine art, design, and craft. I wanted to make a domestic object that is truly three-dimensional and is lifted out of the kitchen, functional but also sculptural. So, I designed my lighting to be modular. This also works with my love of non-static design; for everything to have potential to be built upon or changed over time.

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Employment Opportunity

Deputy Medical Examiner

Dodge County Medical Examiner's Office, Juneau, Wisconsin

Salary: See below

Final Filing Date: Open until filled

Under the supervision of the Medical Examiner investigates and reports on the cause and manner of deaths including the gathering of physical evidence, interviewing, determines if a case falls under the jurisdiction of the Medical Examiner's Office; and performs related work as required.

Wages (1/1/16 Rates):
  • Body View - $45.79
  • Death Investigation - $84.12
  • Body Removal - $60.45
  • Office or Meeting/Training - $45.79
  • Per hour On-Call - $1.00
    • On-call is paid to one deputy scheduled to be on-call, but is not paid for any period of time during which the deputy performs any medical examiner-related service, including travel time.

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  • Responds to death calls and documents the death scene. Examines deceased and the circumstances of the death.
  • Performs the death scene investigation, determines cause and manner of death; determines need for autopsy, toxicology, x-ray, etc; determines need for detectives, crime lab, District Attorney, etc., administers death notification and pronouncements, interviews witnesses, and documents death scenes.
  • Photograph, fingerprint, collect toxicology samples, obtain DNA, samples, and other physical evidence from the body.
  • Identifies the deceased and notifies next of kin personally or in conjunction with other law enforcement and judicial agencies.
  • Obtains personal data and medical history of the deceased by examining documents and interviewing relatives, friends and acquaintances of the deceased.
  • Answers family questions and concerns over deceased individuals.
  • Collects, maintains and disposes of evidence; obtains samples and specimens; maintains and sorts records and documents; maintains, sorts and reviews photographs; prepares presentations and slides.
  • Arranges for performance of pathological or medicolegal examinations and other tests, including autopsies, as individual situations warrant, and may accompany body to and observe the autopsies.
  • Provides court testimony as needed. Testifies as an expert witness when requested concerning the facts and conclusions disclosed by autopsies, physical examinations and any other tests performed.
  • Maintains complete files on all cases reported to the Medical Examiner’s office. Maintains a log and statistical data on all case reported to the Medical Examiner’s Office. Completes forms, prepares and presents questionnaires and reports. Keeps appropriate records.
  • Prepares and provides cremation authorizations, permission to embalm, disinterment permits and death certificates as required. Prepares and submits reports, documentation and correspondence including Medical Examiner’s reports, traffic fatality reports and firearm death reports.
  • Attends training meetings and seminars, maintains current knowledge of methods and procedures through professional literature, publications, Internet, etc., provides training, in-service, and public speaking as needed.
  • Participates in planning disaster drills.
  • Regular attendance and punctuality required.
  • Performs related duties as may be required or assigned.

  • Knowledge of the signs and symptoms of various causes of death.
  • Knowledge of human anatomy and medical terminology.
  • Knowledge of the principles, practices, and procedures of pathological medicine.
  • Knowledge of investigative methods and techniques.
  • Knowledge of the statutory duties affecting the Medical Examiner’s Office, methods of conducting death investigations, and supervisory techniques.
  • Ability to determine whether conditions of death are suspicious and warrant further investigation.
  • Ability to gather facts, clues, and draw logical conclusions from such data.
  • Ability to prepare accurate records and reports in accordance with State and County regulations.
  • Ability to establish and maintain effective relations and working relationships with local, State, and Federal law enforcement agencies.
  • Ability to exercise judgment, decisiveness and creativity required in situations involving directions, control, and planning of an entire program or multiple programs.
  • Ability to communicate effectively orally and in writing, and interact effectively with co-workers and the general public.
  • Must meet requirements of Dodge County Driver Qualification Program.
  • Graduation from high school or equivalent.
  • Associate degree in nursing, medical terminology, chemistry, biology, medicine, pre-med, paramedic, EMT, forensic science or Criminal Justice or closely related field and two years of medical investigative experience.
  • A combination of educations and experience that provides the necessary knowledge, skills and abilities maybe considered.
  • Approved training in death investigation within one (1) year of job commencement.
  • Continuing education to improve death investigation skills.
  • Accounting, secretarial and computer skills is preferred.
  • Valid Wisconsin Driver’s license and access to personal transportation or other reliable means of city and rural travel on a 24-hours basis.
  • Must be available twenty four (24) hours a day, seven (7) days a week, unless proper replacement and reported to dispatching/paging agency.
  • Significant interaction with funeral directors, area hospitals, County law enforcement department, pathologists, families of deceased and the general public.
  • Ability to work under unsafe and uncomfortable conditions where exposure to environmental factors such as temperatures and noise extremes, traffic hazards, toxic agents/chemicals or disease can cause discomfort and where there is a risk of injury.
  • Must be able to lift 100 lbs. without assistance.
  • The County of Dodge is an Equal Opportunity Employer. In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, the County will provide reasonable accommodations to qualified individuals with disabilities and encourages both prospective and current employees to discuss potential accommodations with the employer.
  • Must meet requirements of Dodge County Driver Qualification Policy.
  • All Deputies hired on or after January 1, 2012 must become ABMDI certified within one year of job commencement.
  • Must be able to lift 100 lbs. without assistance.

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Nike Offer 24 M Sponsorship Deal To Real Madrid’s Cristiano Ronaldo

Cristiano Ronaldo is at Real Madrid, a club sponsored by Nikeâ€™s fierce rivals Adidas.

The Portuguese superstar has long been under contract with Nike since his time at Manchester United.

Ronaldo is now the companyâ€™s number 1 model.

Now after featuring at the launch of the Mercurial Vapor Superfly II boot, Nike have decided to end up fears that Cristiano Ronaldo might have to sign for Germany company Adidas as a Real Madrid player.

In a world-record sponsorship deal with Nike, Spanish paper Marca reports that Cristiano Ronaldo would be earning â‚¬6 million a year until 2014.

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Killeavy given early warning

October 2, 2012

Killeavy hot favourites to capture their first Intermediate title since 1986 when they take on St Peter’s, Lurgan have been given an early warning courtesy of the result in the Junior final. Outsiders An Port Mor defied the odds to defeat Annaghmore 2-11 to 2-8 in a thrilling encounter.

Killeavy have come a long way in the last twelve months changing from an indifferent outfit to a slick moving machine that has combined youth with experience to perfection. Peter’s have also come to the fore with a very young outfit which have taken care of Shane O’Neill’s 0-12 to 0-11 to cause an early Championship upset then sparkled against Silverbridge 0-21 to 1-12 and after a 1 -11  draw with Wolfe Tones won the replay 1-10 to 0-8 to reach the County Final. Killeavy for their part negotiate a tough opening hurdle in Middletown by the slenderest of margins 0-13 to 1-9 then took care of another Lurgan side St Paul’s 1-11 to 0-8 before seeing off near neighbours Mullaghbawn 3-15 to 2-12 in the semi-final.

Peter’s have proven to be very resilient in the Championship battling all the way to the final whistle. They looked beat by Shanes but rallied with 3 late points swooped late to snatch a draw with Wolfe Tones as they showed great character in both of those games. In between they gave an exhibition of point scoring 21 against Silverbridge, results which should have rightly captured the eye of the final opponents. With Aaron Findon and Paul Brady forming a strong midfield partnership which wins plenty of the ball to supply forwards Danny McNally, Niall Creaney and Johnny McKeever and prolific scorers Darren Moore and Niall McConville the Freecrow outfit are not the soft touches that a lot of people especially the bookies seem to think that they are. Goalkeeper Paul Wilson veteran defender Eamon McCann full back Sean O’Neill and very effective attacking half back Sam Marshall know that they will be in for a tough time facing this daunting Killeavy attack but they have coped well to date. With impressive substitutes David Wilson and Drew Gineissi pushing hard for inclusion on the starting 15 there is a strong bench for Peter’s management to call on if things are going awry.

Killeavy’s new management team have done an excellent job in gelling their charges into a more consistent outfit, that is playing very attractive attacking football. The only flaw thus far as far as the Championship is concerned is that Killeavy have done all their good work in the opening half of their games. The scoring return for the second half pales into insignificance compared to what they rack up in the first half. Peter’s will gleam hope from the 2-12 v Mullaghbawn but will be alarmed by the 3-15 score with the full forward line of  Caolan Trainor(1-2), Stevie McDonnell(1-5), Ciaran O’Hanlon (0-5) notching what they conceded to Mullaghbawn between them.

Midfield will be a big feature of this game as James Duffy and Michael Murphy have been a great platform from which Killeavy are able to build upon. Peter’s will have their hands full in dealing with half backs Kealan Downey, James Donnelly and Conor Quinn. An unsung hero for Killeavy has been ball fetcher and carrier in chief Patrick Hannaway a score setter up rather than scorer don’t underestimate his contribution. Another team with a strong bench are Killeavy with Raymie Teggart, Colm Byrne, Conor King, Darren O’Hanlon all ready to play their part if needed.

Peter’s have shown a tough resilient streak but it will not be enough to counteract the all round ability of this Killeavy outfit which has a rejuvenated Stevie orchestrating everything. Better  attacking prowess and goal poaching ability will take Killeavy to success in what is expected to be a high scoring, entertaining final.

Killeavy For 4-39 Agn 3-29

Scorers-Stevie McDonnell (1-12), Ciaran O’Hanlon(0-9), Caolan Trainor (1-5), Michael Murphy(2-1), Stephen Malone(0-4) , Raymie Teggart(0-4), James Donnelly(0-2), Gerard Byrne(0-1), Niall O’Neill (0-1)


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Gerard Cosmetics Metal Matte Liquid Lipsticks

Back in November Gerard Cosmetics launched a new collection of Metal Matte Liquid Lipsticks; I decided to treat myself and pick up a couple. The Metallic finish is so alluring and I couldn't resist. The 45% off sale Gerard was having during the time of my purchase was only more incentive for me to buy. This is my first time purchasing from Gerard Cosmetics, but it definitely won't be my last. I really love the formula they use to create these lipsticks. Their super long lasting; trust me when I  tell you their long lasting, I attempted to take off the lipstick with a baby wipe, as well as water and a towel. It wouldn't remove, I had to use makeup remover; minimal retouching up is needed with these lipsticks. They are very pigmented and non-drying, which can be uncommon with some matte formula's.

The first shade that caught my eye was "Underworld". This shade is everything!! The plum tone and metallic finish were meant to be together to create this beautiful hue.

The second shade I was intrigued to buy is "Double-Shot". This metallic nude was a must have for me! Nude tones are my most common worn shade, so of course I had to buy. I'm going to pair this lipstick with a brown liner to add a little more depth and see how that looks; Just as beautiful I'm sure.

The great thing about these shades I'm showing you, is that they are both universally flattering on all skin tones! I look forward to purchasing more products from Gerard Cosmetics. I'll be sure to share my future pick ups!

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From Trainee to Trainer - ToT Success Story (Moldova)

"The biggest challenge was to elaborate and actually implement a training project that would be really needed and useful for CSOs in my country" - Steliana Burlacu, Foundation for Education and Development (Moldova)

Steliana Burlacu is sharing her experience on how the Training of Trainers (ToT) Programme was a new step on her professional path, opening new doors and opportunities by empowering her as a civil society leader and a trainer.  The idea of her training project called “Capacity building for NGOs in organizational development, policy dialogue and influence” was inspired by the content of the ToT Programme, as the training project basically comprised the information of the 4 ToT training modules in a very concise manner. The overall aim of Steliana's training project in Moldova was to strengthen and empower NGOs for achieving their objectives and taking an active part in the policy and reforms process in Moldova by creating and implementing strategic plans for their NGOs. You can read full story here

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Christmas dinner ideas for a crowd

The festival season is a magical time filled with spirit, family, and joy. Christmas dinner is a time for families to come together and celebrate the magic of the season and their lives together. You are making memories for every Christmas dinner that you have so you want to make sure that you create a truly magical and beautiful meal for your family to enjoy. One of the simplest ways that you can create a special evening is by creating a beautiful table to serve your meal on. By choosing the right Christmas dinner ideas for a crowd, you can be sure that you will be creating a memory that you will hold near and dear for many years.
The initial thing that you can do to make your table special for Christmas is to choose a festive tablecloth. A great tablecloth is a fantastic Christmas table decoration. You do not have to choose something that is covered in Christmas symbols, but if you choose a tablecloth that is festively colored, then it will add instant ambiance to your room.
Your dishware will also help create a special atmosphere for your dinner. Rather than using your traditional dishes, you will want to break out the good stuff. By setting out your good china, you will be elevating the status of the meal that you are preparing.
Another great way to set a beautiful Christmas table is to create a special centerpiece for your table. There are many different Christmas centerpiece ideas that you can pull from. One idea is to take those round ornaments that you hang on a tree and to pile them up in a bowl at the center of the table. You can choose one color of ornaments, or you can mix a couple of colors.
You can also make your dinner guests feel truly special by making place cards for each seat at the table. These do not have to be decorated, but they will help to make your place settings look polished and individualized.
Setting a beautiful table is a bit of art, but you do not have to be Martha Stewart to make it beautiful. By following these five easy tips, you will be able to take your table from blah to beautiful while having some fun with the creative process. And as you sit down to your Christmas meal, your eyes will not only be thrilled to take in the sight of your food, but you will also be thrilled to see how beautiful your table looks!


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Aventura Arts & Cultural Center

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3385 NE 188th Street
Aventura, Fl 33180

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Aventura Foreign Film Series: What the Snow Brings

Performing at Aventura Arts & Cultural Center (Mar 19 - Mar 19)

Runtime: 1 Hour 42 Minutes

When you've lost everything, is there a place you can go back to?
Manabu Yazaki, who left his hometown in Haokkaido 13 years earlier, had big dreams of success in Tokyo. Losing his high-class lifestyle as well as his marriage, he returns home in midwinter. There his elder brother Takeo, who manages a stable for "Banei horserace," a sleigh-pulling race unique to Hokkaido, takes him in. Through a series of events and new found relationships, long hidden emotions surface, and the two brothers come to grips with the gap that has separated them over the years.

"Masterfully directed, Director Kichitaro Negishi captures the idyllic and relaxed setting of Hokkaido while subtly building emotional momentum centering around hope, acceptance, forgiveness, and redemption."
-IndieFlix Official Selections

"This style of storytelling is squarely in the humanistic tradition of Japanese cinema and delivers a well earned emotional finish."
-Mark Schilling, The Japan Times

Japanese with English subtitles. Not Rated.
Hosted by Shelly Isaacs who will introduce the film and lead a post-screening discussion.
All screenings are GENERAL ADMISSION and the theater opens for seating 30 minutes prior to the start time.

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Aventura Arts & Cultural Center

The Aventura Arts & Cultural Center is an elegant high-tech facility providing a wide range of performing arts and cultural programming options for patrons of all ages.

Set amidst a spectacular waterfront setting in the heart of Aventura, Florida the Cultural Center is easily accessible to Broward County and area airports.

This exciting landmark, managed by the Broward Center for the Performing Arts (PACA), brings an extraordinary world of cultural opportunities to one of the most desirable and vibrant destinations, Aventura - The City of Excellence.

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With our extensive experience in working with new businesses we can assure you that our advice will be tailored to meet your specific business goals and objectives. We will work with you to ensure that the record-keeping responsibilities do not restrict your ability to run a successful business any more than necessary.

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Proving your credentials to investors

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If you start working for yourself, you must register with HMRC.

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The rules which determine what expenses can be deducted from profit for tax purposes are essentially the same whether you operate as a limited company, sole trader or partnership.

Choosing your accounting date

You are free to select your choice of accounting date. Under the current year basis, the taxable profit for a particular tax year is determined by the accounts that end in that year.

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Schiff Happens ran: Stop the presses, Dai...

Track and share your training!

Dailymile makes it easy to keep track of your workouts. Map your routes and share with a community of active people.

  • 7 miles
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  • 08:14 pace
  • 790 calories
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good Seven at Six (or "New Jersey, can you believe it?") 7.01 mi 00:58 08:14 pace

Stop the presses, DailyMile - THIS HAPPENED! Everyone take a minute to click this here linky and check out the time-stamp:
Go ahead, I'll wait. Seriously.
You back? You see that? 5:59AM, and that ain't no typo! Five-fifty-freakin-nine! That's right, this guy dragged his ass out of bed and went for an EARLY morning seven-miler. This week has been so crazy between it being a short week and every night being busy with either a fantasy draft or Rosh Hashana festivities, that was really starting to bug out about not being adequately prepared for Saturday's 20-miler. After two straight off-days (something that hasn't happened in a while), it was now or never time and I made it happen.
I can't say I expect it to become a habit, but I admit it wasn't nearly as awful as I feared. I was groggy and it was somewhere in between darkness and sunrise when I finally hit the pavement, but I felt like I had the secret weapon - Bruce, live in Jersey, 1978. I started off slow but really worked the pace and felt great by the end. Plus, I felt like I got a few hints as to how the Marathon might go down: Super early wake-up. Extra cool fall air. Emotions flowing as I thought about my friend while running past the house where he used to live and listening to Bruce talk about how everyone has to make it through the darkness on the edge of town.
So like I said, I don't expect to make a habit of those pre-6am timestamps, but there are much worse ways to wake up in the morning. And yes, I know that plenty of you do this every day and are thoroughly unimpressed, but I am NOT a morning person at all which makes this a big deal for me, so just indulge it.

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1 - 9:06 - Badlands, Streets of Fire
2 - 8:37 - Spirit in the Night
3 - 8:38 - Darkness on the Edge of Town
4 - 8:08 - Independence Day, The Promised Land
5 - 8:07 - Prove It All Night
6 - 7:55 - Racing in the Street
7 - 7:22 - Thunder Road

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In the first Daily Texan podcast of the 2013 fall semester, Bobby Blanchard, Christine Ayala and Jordan Rudner discuss updates on the Longhorn Network and some of the recent Board of Regents controversies.

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Gallery Hopping in Dallas: Can Art be Mandatory?

Gallery Hopping in Dallas: Can Art be Mandatory?

Saturday evening, I participated in the activity known in New York City or Los Angeles as "gallery hopping," which is exactly what it sounds like. I just often forget you can do it in Dallas. On nights packed with openings, it can be the perfect pre-dinner or concert activity. Swing by a few galleries from 6-8, see some art, chug some free wine, then show up to your otherwise typical Saturday night cultured and a teensy bit buzzed.

So Saturday evening, I'm standing in Ware:Wolf:Haus just a block from the happy diners in Trinity Groves and I've stationed myself in front of Randy Guthmiller's green and yellow shapes (he has an entire Zine dedicated to shapes. Get this, it's called Shapes). I overhear another gallery visitor talking to her friends, "One time my birthday fell on a night filled with gallery openings so I made it my birthday party."

Gallery Hopping in Dallas: Can Art be Mandatory?

At first, I didn't think anything of my accidental eavesdropping. I was too busy trying to make out familiar squares or circles in Guthmiller's green and yellow figures. After downing a glass of wine, I felt a renewed fondness for shapes I recognize and a nagging sense that in Guthmiller's discombobulation of rectangles and octagons, he's pointing to a gap in the way we shape the world around us by assigning names and meaning. Is a square any more a shape than his disfigured jigsaw puzzle pieces? Are we too devoted to the familiar?

As I left the gallery, it wasn't just the shapes that replayed in my head. It was the woman and her birthday party. There I was, pinballing across the city from Oliver Francis Gallery in East Dallas, to W.A.A.S. Gallery in The Cedars to Ware:Wolf:Haus. Just me -- no birthday party in tow. I hadn't even invited my friends because about a year ago I decided to stop obligating anyone to art.

That sense of obligation to art is what I can't stop thinking about. I wish I knew how her party turned out. Did anyone show up? Did they complain? Did she find herself rushed through galleries when she wished to linger? People can skip social events, but for a good friend, a birthday party is mandatory. What happens to art when it becomes mandatory?

The next day, the weather was beautiful, so I met my sister and her husband for a mimosa in Klyde Warren Park before wandering over to the Dallas Museum of Art to see the new acquisitions in Never Enough (on view through July 20). We're sitting under the warm March sun and I bring up this idea of an art gallery birthday party, but this time in regard to theater. Thursday, I attended Honky at WaterTower Theatre's Out of the Loop Fringe Festival. It's the mainstage show of the festival, so I felt I should go. I felt obligated. And I'm wondering if that detracted from the experience. I wasn't crazy about the show, which Elaine Liner reviews in this week's issue, but maybe I wasn't enjoying the experience at all.

I figured my sister would have an opinion on this, because a few months ago, she started a group called The Audience Collective, which is basically just a social club for theater. "I think a lot of people go to the symphony, the theater or museums because they feel like they have to," she says. "I think people don't really understand why they show up, they just feel like they should. Half the time I look around and everyone looks miserable."

As we wander the barrel vault gallery, I'm struck by how much I like all the new art the DMA acquired. It's modern; it's fresh. There are a few pieces that complement the work I had seen the night before. Several times I find myself reconsidering Ludwig Schwarz's exhibit at the Oliver Francis Gallery or Guthmiller's shapes. And the work is well-curated, the plaques on the wall not only explain the work on view, but also the influences, many of which are just down the hall. I'm also slightly obsessed with Charles Atlas' video piece, Painting by Numbers, which as my brother-in-law puts it, "would be trippy if you were high."

Plus, the energy is good. The museum is crowded, perhaps because this exhibit is free, or perhaps because a museum is a good place to spend a Sunday. As I'm re-watching the Uri Aran video, Untitled (I Love You), in which he arranges toy whales and assigns hierarchy based on affection, I find myself distracted by the flow of people into the sculpture garden.

The barrel vault gallery isn't technically an entry point into the garden. The glass doors read "emergency exit only," but everyone is ignoring the warning of impending alarm. The beautiful weather, the tranquil courtyard and the stunning sculpture prove irresistible. It wasn't why they were at the museum, but person after person walks through the doors, drawn into the experience. Beautiful weather aside, they were engaging in the experience of art.

I think that's just it. Art is not mandatory, it's experience, it's thought, it's beauty and it's happening all around Dallas. The galleries, museums and theaters are the gateway to art: the introduction, the foundation, the experience. Then, you have to participate for the art to have meaning, with or without the nagging notion that you're obligated. But if it's a birthday party that gets you there, then maybe that's not such a bad thing.

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The initial flow rate from the Hanze Infill Well A06 is around 3,500 bbls/day, of which 1,600 bbls/day is net to Dana. This nearly doubles the existing Hanze field production. The well was drilled using the jack-up Noble Lynda Bossler and is expected to deliver additional reserves and be a good producer over the next few years.

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The annual Fire Island Dance Festival took place in New York last week and raised a record-breaking amount for its worthy cause: Dancers Responding to AIDS. This year also featured five new world-premiere works and more than 30 professional dancers.

Highlights included ballerina Wendy Whelan in choreographer Brian Brooks' piece First Fall, a MADBOOTS Dance piece in response to the Orlando tragedy titled For Us and the first U.S. performance of Cuba's Ballet Contemporáneo de Camagüey. Dance Theatre of Harlem also debuted Equilibrium (BROTHERHOOD) by Darrell Grand Moultrie and Dorrance Dance performed a jaw-dropping tap piece.

Wendy Whelan and Brian Brooks perform First Fall. (Photo by Daniel Roberts via Facebook, Dancers Responding to AIDS)

The fest's iconic stage, overlooking the water, makes for a pretty stunning venue. And thankfully, for those that missed out, some of the dances have made their way to YouTube. Check out the highlights video first, then scroll down for a full-length performance of Al Blackstone's upbeat "Gay Paree" (a re-imagined piece from his recent hit Freddie Falls in Love) and appearances by Dance Theatre of Harlem, MADBOOTS Dance and Gallim Dance.

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Al Blackstone is the king of so-happy-your-cheeks-hurt-from-smiling musical theater choreography. So it's fitting that the latest news from Blackstone is like a happiness piñata that just keeps raining candy: He has another NYC show coming up, yay! It stars some of our all-time favorite dancers, YAY! It's benefiting the fantastic Dancers Responding to AIDS, YAY!

That's right: Blackstone's Freddie Falls in Love, presented by Break the Floor, will run June 6 and June 13 at the Pershing Square Signature Center on 42nd St in NYC. In true Blackstone fashion, it's a charming, old-school dance narrative following the down-and-out Freddie on his quest for—of course—happiness. The fabulous cast of dance-actors bringing Freddie's journey to life includes Melanie Moore, Ricky Ubeda, Gaby Diaz, Jacob Guzman, Jess Le Protto and Chelsea Thedinga, to name just a few. And all ticket sales will benefit Dancers Responding to AIDS, which does such invaluable work in the dance community.

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"It's rare that a group of artists of this caliber can be in the same place at the same time to collaborate, and so when the opportunity came to bring Freddie to life, I seized it," Blackstone told Broadway World. "Not a word is spoken by the performers, but communication is what makes the show so magical."

The one piece of sad news? There are only two performances of Freddie Falls in Love. Which means you should probably get your tickets, oh, RIGHT NOW.

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New York City Dance Alliance’s college scholarship program is growing by leaps and bounds. Two years ago, it began by offering $350,000 in scholarships to one college. This year, the competition plans to give away $1 million in scholarships to at least three colleges.

Nineteen-year-old Richard Villaverde of Miami, FL, received a full four-year scholarship to University of the Arts (UARTS) in Philadelphia in 2009. When Richard snagged the award, he had already been accepted into the Boston Conservatory but couldn’t afford to attend. “My dream was to go to college after high school and I couldn’t have done it without NYCDA and this program,” says Richard, currently a sophomore at UARTS.

Though NYCDA began the program through a partnership with UARTS, Marymount Manhattan and Point Park University have since joined the effort as well. Joe Lanteri, the executive director of NYCDA, says he expects to partner with even more schools in the future.

NYCDA also launched a new nonprofit organization called The New York City Dance Alliance Foundation so that student dancers can help increase the scholarship pool even more. Plus, according to Lanteri, students who help raise money for the campaign will be eligible for an extra shot at a scholarship! Want to get involved? For more information, visit —Colleen Bohen

Dancing to Conquer AIDS

Dancers from more than 10 studios in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut will perform in the Stars of Tomorrow…Giving Back Today fundraiser at Purchase College this month. Dancers Responding to AIDS, a division of Broadway Cares, has been producing the event annually for the past eight years as part of its Dance Student Outreach Project. Proceeds are used to provide services for AIDS patients and support a variety of healthcare programs for performers.

This year’s show, taking place February 27, will feature a guest performance by the Chase Brock Experience. Additionally, Chase Brock (DS November 2009), the company’s artistic director, and Jon Bond, from Cedar Lake Contemporary Ballet, will teach master classes for the student performers earlier that day.

Students from all participating studios are required to sell tickets to help raise money for the cause. The dancers pay entrance fees for the master classes as a way to bring in additional funds. Last year’s event raised approximately $30,000, and DRA founding director Denise Roberts Hurlin expects to match or exceed that amount this year. Want to make your own contribution? Visit  —CB

Walnut Hill Hosts Male Dance Competition

High-school-aged male dancers are invited to enter for a chance to win a scholarship to the dance program at Walnut Hill School for the Arts. Dancers have until February 15, 2011, to submit a 15-minute filmed audition, along with two dance photographs (see “Picture Perfect,” p. 52, for advice) and a completed application. Go to for more information.  —CB

Spring Artist Residencies at Goucher College

Goucher College in Baltimore, MD, welcomes prestigious guest artists to its dance department this month.

From February 4–13, a small cast from Goucher’s repertory ensemble will work with Zippora Karz, a former New York City Ballet soloist, on a new piece. Outside of the studio, Karz, who is also a diabetes spokesperson, will give a lecture about living—and dancing—with diabetes, and sign copies of her memoir, The Sugarless Plum.

From February 18–27, former Paul Taylor dancer Constance Dinapoli will restage the classic Taylor work Aureole on selected ensemble members in honor of Taylor’s 80th birthday. Additionally, Karz and Dinapoli will teach the department’s ballet and modern technique classes during their stays. Both guest artists’ pieces will be featured in Goucher’s Repertory Dance Ensemble Concert April 15–16.—Sarah Badger

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Plein Air Loveland

It's been a hectic month so far in September, with Featured Artist at the Pendleton, Mason Arts festival and starting a part-time job. The hours for my job are landing on my regular paint group days, so that knocks out the work I usually get done there...

I went out with Barb Pask ( to Lovland and we painted between the raindrops two weeks ago. This is a little cottage along the bike path that was built on the railroad right-away through the town. Appropriately enough, it's on Railroad Avenue.

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Findlay Market

This is a 9 x 12 plein air painting I started while out with the SWOPA group in early August and didn't quite finish. I hoped to get back down to Findlay Market to complete it, but my schedule didn't allow. I completed it last week at Mason Area Painters.

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Governor Bebb Village
12" x 16", Oil on Canvas

One of those collections of historic buildings from a particular locale, the village at Governor Bebb Preserve actually seems close to what a village in 1800 would have looked like. Set up more naturally around an irregular town green, the building are not placed too close to each other or in too planned an arrangement.

The preserve is on the far western reaches of Butler County in SW Ohio and is particularly pretty at this time of the year. The fall color should be at its peak this weekend and next.

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Memories and Juke Boxes Go Hand In Hand
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I often spent my free time hanging out after school in the poolhall in our small town. Even though it had quite a few business names through the years, it had always been known as the poolhall. Once it had also been a bar but when I was a teen they no longer served alcohol on the first floor. There were a couple of card tables and some pool tables, as well. The number of pool tables was four and they were located in the main area of the room. On the second floor you could get a meal and order alcohol. The pool hall also had two juke boxes which we often used.

Then juke boxes cost fifty cents for 5 songs and my friends and I regularly spent long hours listening to the music while watching the people playing pool. This was my favorite time of the day. After an athletic event all the children would come to the pool hall to play some pool while listening to music. There were also many parents who liked the place. They often went to the upstairs area to have a drink. Even though the second floor was supposed to be less noisy than the first, my friends and I often joked that it was a lot noisier when the parents were there. Parents and children knew where each other were and thus the pool hall had many happy customers. It was the ideal place for a small town like ours. If wondering about the latest news in town, all you had to do to learn it all was to sit in the pool hall.

However, the police was a bit concerned that in the pool hall where there were many children alcohol was served. Even though, alcohol was not offered on the first floor, the police insisted on having some new regulations. Thus, people gradually stopped coming to the pool hall so often and soon the owners got into financial difficulty and finally they had to close the pool hall down. They had an auction to raise some money. The juke boxes were also listed for sale. My friends and I thought it would be a great idea to buy them and place them in a garage and listen to the music. Surprisingly, on the day of the auction the bidding for the jukeboxes went really high, so none of us could afford them.

Soon after the auction we found out that the principle bought one of the juke boxes so that dances at the school are made. This was quite an interesting way to go without a deejay. However, it was great as you can choose what songs you like for free during the dances.

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Whatever type of boat you are buying, the same general rules apply. Follow these principles and you can buy your boat with confidence.

When buying from a private seller, the boat will usually come with no warranty, so you need to check it carefully to avoid making an expensive mistake. Many brokers and dealers sell used boats as well as new, and may offer a limited warranty. Whilst this may provide some peace of mind, the dealer's commission is usually reflected in a higher price.

Before inspecting the boat there are some checks you can make so you don't waste your time and effort:

Check out the builder of your chosen boat. Is it a highly regarded brand? Are they still trading? If not, getting replacement parts may prove difficult.

Why is the boat being sold? This can be an indication of how well the boat has been looked after. If the boat is a repossession, it may indicate that the boat has not been looked after; if the owner didn't keep up payments to the financer, then he may have shown the same lack of care for the boat's maintenance.

If the boat is being sold because the owner is upsizing, this might indicate that the owner is a real boating enthusiast, and thus may have taken greater care in the boat's upkeep. If the reason for selling is that there's a problem with the boat, then be aware that if you buy that boat, you will be the new owner of that problem!

Is there a maintenance log for the boat? This should list all services, repair, and oil changes. If it's missing, it can be hard to tell how well the boat has been looked after.

Is all the equipment you need present? For example, navigation, lights, winches etc. If not present, you will have to buy some equipment separately, so build this into your budget.

What was the main use of the boat? The use of the boat can affect its condition. For example, boats used mainly for fishing often run up high engine hours.

Inspecting The Boat

It is recommended that you use a surveyor to carry out a detailed inspection.

At the moment, anyone can call themselves a marine surveyor, so it is important to make sure that yours is accredited by the relevant authority. Some examples are listed below:

The Yacht Designers and Surveyors Association, The International Institute of Marine Surveying, The Society of Accredited Marine Surveyors (SAMS), The National Association of Marine Surveyors (NAMS)

Using a surveyor will give you peace of mind, and your finance and insurance companies may insist upon it. You should never rely on an old survey - new problems may have occurred since it was carried out.

If you are experienced and confident enough, you may be able to perform an inspection yourself. Here are some things to look out for:

Has the boat been looked after well? Examine obvious features such as the gel coat, woodwork and upholstery. If these haven't been maintained then there's a good chance the rest of the boat has not had much care either.

Check all wooden decking and interior woodwork for any soft spots.

Are any parts of the exterior paintwork poorly matching? This may indicate a previous accident.

Check that all the control cables (for steering, throttle etc.) are in good working order. The steering and transmission should move freely.

Look for water lines inside the boat or on the engine. These indicate that the boat has flooded in the past.

Open and close all the hatches and sea cocks to ensure they're in good working order. Water marks inside the hatches would indicate that they are no longer water-tight.

You should test all the systems such as, bilge pump, winches, freshwater system, lights, heater and air conditioning, generator, stove etc.

Check that all hardware is attached firmly, and that electrical items and connections are free from rust.

Examine the hull all over, taking note of its general condition and looking for any dents, cracks or chips in the gel coat if applicable. Tapping a fibreglass hull lightly with a rubber hammer, listening for voids, can help reveal any blistering or delamination. Any fittings that go through the hull should be checked to make sure they are tight and won't leak.

Find the hull registration number, and make sure it is present, doesn't look like it has been tampered with, and matches the number on the boat's registration and title documents. Missing or altered hull registration numbers indicate that the boat may be stolen. It is crucial that you ensure that you are not buying a stolen boat; if you do, you risk losing the boat and your money.

Although it may not be practical to do so, viewing your boat out of the water is very useful, allowing you to check the hull below the waterline. Check that the keel runs in a straight line from fore to aft, and that the propeller, shaft and rudder are straight; do they show any signs of a collision? Look for signs of cavitation which manifests itself as an erosion of the surface of the propeller blades - an indication of poor performance. Make sure that the propeller and shaft do not wobble.

On a sailing boat, check that all sails and rigging are in good order.

If possible, contact the previous owner to get any further information; as they no longer have any interest in whether the boat is sold or not, they can give you an impartial viewpoint.

Engine Checks

Unless you're an engine expert, it would be best to get a mechanic to look over the engine for you.

Look out for the presence of oil in the bilges - a sign of an oil leak.

Inspect the gaskets and hoses for oil leaks.

Inspect the level and condition of the oil. A milky appearance signifies that water may be leaking into the engine. A burned smell or grit in the oil, are indications of mechanical problems, whilst a chalky residue on the engine or drive signals that the engine has been running hot.

Pull out a spark plug and examine it for age. If it's old, perhaps the engine hasn't been serviced as often as it should.

Examine all hoses and belts. Are they cracked or degraded? Smell for fuel leaks from hoses, and check that the fuel tanks are sound.

Are the engine mounts sturdy?

Do the sacrificial anodes (if applicable) need replacing?

Compression check the engine.

Sea Trial

If everything is up to your standards, take the boat for a test drive.

Before starting the engine, check if it is already warm; if the engine has trouble starting or smokes a lot when cold, the seller may have warmed-up the engine prior to your arrival to disguise such problems.

Check the bilges at the start and end of the trial; looking for evidence of an oil leak.

See how the boat manoeuvres. Is the steering responsive? Hit waves from different angles, looking for excessive pitch or roll. Try out these factors whilst above and below deck.

Test that all the instruments are working correctly, and run the engine for long enough to see if it'll overheat.

If it's a sailing boat, put the sails up, and see how she manoeuvres under sail. Try out different points of sale. Examine the mast and rigging under load.

If the boat does not pass on any of your tests, you do not necessarily need to rule it out, as long as you are willing to put some time (and money) into putting things right. Any imperfections can be used as bargaining tools to negotiate a lower price.

Get It In Writing

If you decide to purchase the boat, you should get a Sales Agreement. This should state the terms and amount of payment, and detail any pre-sale repairs that have been agreed on - making clear who is responsible for carrying them out and paying for them. It should also list which accessories are included and the delivery and payment dates.

Beware Of Fraud

Does the price seem too good to be true? If so, it probably is. The boat may either be stolen or the seller may take your deposit and never be contactable again. Make sure that you get the real address of the seller; you should be suspicious of anyone who only uses a PO Box.

Verify all the contact details of the seller. If there is an email address, make sure you can get a reply from them. Get a telephone number for them and make sure it works.

If the boat is in a different country to the seller, be extra cautious, and take even more care if either are outside of your own country.

If anything just doesn't seem right, don't dismiss those feelings until you've checked them out. Often your instincts are correct.

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As much of a borebath as the 4-2 loss to the Pittsburgh Penguins was Saturday, Game 1 of the Flyers' first-round playoff series with the Penguins promises to be a splash party of another sort.
And a bloody good one, at that.
"I'm sure it's going to be a battle," Scott Hartnell said of this intra-Commonwealth playoff meeting, the second between the teams in four springs. "It's going to be a chess match. It's going to be hard and it's going to be intense. I'm sure there will be a lot of blood and a lot of goals. ... Hopefully we come out on the right side."
Though a Penguins team not too terribly different from this one defeated a Flyers team a lot different from this one in a first-round playoff series in 2009, the Flyers are confident they can come out on top against a team that boasts of two of the world's best offensive hockey players, MVP-to-be Evgeni Malkin and apparently healthy Sidney Crosby.
Don't get the idea the Flyers are overconfident, however.
"I think it's going to be a tough series," Claude Giroux said. "It won't be easy. They want to win as bad as us. We're a young team with a lot of energy. We have to make sure we go out there and we outwork the Penguins."
As illustrated by the R-rated movie of a hockey game they played two Sundays ago at CONSOL Energy Center, no matter how the first couple of games go in Pittsburgh Wednesday and Friday nights, they promise to be entertaining.
Those between increasingly bitter rivals often are at this time of year.
"I think being in the same state has something to do with it," Hartnell said. "Pittsburgh don't like us and vice-versa. Hopefully, we can do a good job of negating their top guys, take care of business and move on."
Hartnell pointed out that backup goalie Sergei Bobrovsky seemed to own the Penguins -- going 5-0 at Consol before he served in Saturday's loss -- though players on both sides seemed to count that as an exhibition.
"You love coming into these buildings where the fans despise you," Hartnell added. "You know you're going to get a tough game. Playoffs are the best time of year."
One big difference in the Flyers' play of late, when they came back to get on the hot Penguins' heels until the final week, was the play of starting goalie Ilya Bryzgalov, who twice won the NHL's first star of the week award down the stretch.
"We know he's going to be working and give ourselves a chance to win every game," Giroux said of Bryzgalov. "If he does do that, we have to make sure we help him. When Bryz plays well he gives us confidence to go on the offense and score some goals."
"It's a couple of the best goalies in the league on both squads," Hartnell said. "Both (defenses) are playing really well and we have a lot of guys that can score on both sides of the puck."
Back in 2009, it was Max Talbot on the Penguins' side of the puck, serving as a checking line agitator against the likes of Jeff Carter and Mike Richards.
Now Talbot is on the Flyers' side of the ice, hoping Giroux and Danny Briere -- who missed the last three games of the season with back spasms -- take care of what they're supposed to take care of.
That way, Talbot and stingy youngster Sean Couturier can work on what they do best -- denying people like Malkin and Crosby the puck.
"It's going to be whistle to whistle hockey," Talbot said. "Both teams have great special teams. The power play we know during the playoffs is a big part of the game, so we have to make sure we're disciplined, for sure.
"It's a hard battle. Intense hockey. I'm up for it. I'm ready for it."
So are the Penguins, of course. A team that could only win twice this season in six games against the Flyers, but one that many people still feel is capable of coming out of the East.
"We're not big fans of the players on the other side," Giroux said. "They have a lot of players that can make plays and score goals, so we have to make sure we're responsible defensively.
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May 11th, 2011 , Posted in iPhonography

I promised I would post something from our Death Valley trip, so here it is. I learned long ago (we’ve been going to Death Valley every spring for the past 20 years), that the harsh, dusty environment isn’t exactly ideal to bring a dSLR along. But seeing as there’s very little cell reception, at first it doesn’t seem like an iPhone would be less ideal as well. It still proved very handy as a jack-of-all-trades device, especially for camping. The only thing I need now is to find a solar charger to keep it going in any condition!

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I know I don’t post as much as I should here, but I still do take pictures EVERY DAY. My iPhone 4 is my constant companion, as I’m sure many of you can relate. It doesn’t matter where I am, my phone is with me. And it’s not just so I can stay “connected” or “wired”, but it’s just such a handy tool for EVERYTHING. It helps me fills those minutes waiting for my kids at the pick-up line in the parking lot by playing Words with Friends; a handy flashlight when I’m searching for something in the depths of our storage shed; a calculator for quickly adding up line items for a client. It’s saved me many times being out of town and forgetting to renew the kids’ library books.

But on top of all that, it’s a such an awesome TOOL for photographing every day life. I say tool because as handy and hi-tech of a camera is contained in this little gadget, I still rely very much on my skills as a photographer to elevate those “snapshots” and turn them into something more.

And so…I’d like to share them with you.  I can’t commit to an every day, every other day, or once a week schedule, but it’s more of a “when inspiration hits me and I want to share” moment, then you’ll get an iPhonography submission.  It will be a little peak into my every day life.

This first submission is from a recent trip to Carrizo Plain.  Ladybugs EVERY WHERE.  They were tiny and lovely and I’m still amazed I could focus on the little buggers with my phone.  We’re headed off to Death Valley this weekend, so maybe next week I’ll share another little treasure.  Tata!

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Om Chandra Chaudhary is an Indian yoga guru, who conducts yoga classes and yoga counseling in Moscow, Russia. This reporter had an opportunity to speak to him in an exclusive interview.
What made you choose Russia of all places to conduct yoga lessons?
I have stayed in Russia for long as a student. I am familiar enough with the Russian language to communicate easily and fluently. Also, public awareness and response towards yoga is quite positive in Russia.
What challenges do you face as a yoga teacher?
I can see yoga is getting distorted in the west. There are several branches of yoga being taught such as power yoga, ayyangar yoga (named after a popular yoga guru), hatha yoga with the result that those wanting to learn yoga are quite confused. The point to understand is that yoga is a holistic discipline with the goal to attain optimum health for the practitioners. Since people wanting to learn and practice do not have detailed knowledge about yoga, they are often misguided.
What is the expectation of people coming to you to learn yoga?
Health and fitness is currently a global fad. People are aware of the benefits of leading a healthy lifestyle. Most of the people who come to learn yoga come with the expectation that they will lead a healthy life.
What kinds of challenges do you find in dealing with the people approaching you?
While people’s understanding and expectation from yoga is correct, they want quick and instant result. The need to realize that yoga is a way of life, a holistic discipline. You need to discipline your daily routine and food habits. The benefits of yoga will not be visible in a day but over a period of time with practice and observation of rules and discipline.
People are also confused because a large number of yoga training centers have mushroomed, each of them promising different benefits such as control of anger, empowered and energetic life etc. Therefore, people keep quitting one center for the other. They are impatient. They need to understand that there is one yoga.
How many yoga centers are there is Moscow?
There are just too many. If you include health clubs that teach yoga, apart from exclusive yoga centers, my guess is that there would be more than 200.
Which is the most popular age group and gender seeking yoga training?
People over 40, a majority of them women. People in the younger age group are also attracted to yoga, but they generally come looking for ‘power yoga’.
Does yoga promise cure of diseases?
Yoga is by and large a preventive discipline. It offers prevention from diseases. Although there are specific yoga postures that are remedial against certain diseases, we advise our clients to continue with their medication in consultation with their physicians. They should not expect yoga to cure their diseases completely if it is a chronic condition.
Do you face opposition from some groups against yoga training in Russia?
We haven’t faced any direct opposition or threat but some people do the mistake of equating yoga with Hindu religion. The point to understand is that yoga has got nothing to do with Hindu religion. The tradition of Yoga dates back to thousands of years when the word “Hinduism” was not even coined for a religion.
What is your vision of yoga five years from now?
I can see that yoga is increasingly getting distorted. Yoga is getting increasingly commercialized. Therefore, I fear yoga in its original form may not survive.
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Two organ projects were recently completed in the Diocese of Leeds. The organ builder Peter Collins was chosen to build a new instrument for St Joseph's Church in Wetherby and the Slovenian firm Anton Skrabl relocated and restored a Victorian instrument in St William's in Bradford.

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Choristers from the Huddersfield Boys and Girls Choirs joined with Wakefield Cathedral Choirs in a special service of Vespers at St Patrick's Church. The Huddersfield Boys and Girls Choirs (part of the Diocese of Leeds Schools Singing Programme) made up a large majority of the children gaining More>>

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