BELFAST, Maine — Over the course of a long day at Waldo County Superior Court Monday, jurors for William A. Wiley’s child sex abuse trial first heard a young woman give detailed, often graphic testimony about what she says she endured seven years ago at the hands of the former Searsport Elementary School music teacher.
Then the 10 women and five men of the jury spent more than two hours watching an emotional videotape that documented Waldo County Sheriff’s Office Detective Jason Bosco’s first interview with Wiley on April 15, 2009.
The jury trial of Wiley, 41, is expected to take two days, with Superior Court Justice Ann Murray presiding.
According to the victim and prosecutors, the abuse occurred almost nightly over a period of roughly six months in 2004, when the victim was 12 and a family member living in his home.
Wiley was indicted in May 2009 on 10 counts of unlawful sexual contact and one count of gross sexual assault.
Waldo County Deputy District Attorney Eric Walker told the jurors in his opening remarks that they had to keep in mind that the now-20-year-old woman they would see on the witness stand was just 12 when the abuse occurred. He then showed them a photograph of her as a child.
“There’s a lot of denials by Mr. Wiley,” Walker said. “Eventually, he comes to admit what he had done to [the victim.]”
The deputy district attorney told jurors the testimony would be difficult but necessary for them to determine the truth.
But Wiley’s attorney, Steve Peterson, said the evidence would give jurors more than reasonable doubt.
“He’s been accused of something awfully bad here — but they’re false accusations,” Peterson said. “This is the first chance Bill Wiley has had to tell his side of the case.”
Peterson said when the jurors watched the taped interview, they would see his client sobbing and writhing on the ground.
“It’s fair to say it’s an extremely emotional, highly charged interview,” the attorney said. “He can’t believe these accusations are being made.”
When the victim took the stand, she said the abuse began one afternoon when the seventh-grader visited Wiley’s classroom.
“He asked me if I wanted a kiss,” the soft-spoken blond woman said. “It was nothing I’d ever experienced. I didn’t quite understand.”
Then Wiley pulled her on his lap and gave her a kiss on the lips that lasted for five seconds, she said.
After that day, Wiley continued to seek her out, coming to her bedroom every night to kiss and caress her, she said. The visits continued almost nightly for nearly six months. Wiley’s actions continued to escalate, and she eventually began to touch his genitals, too.
The final incident occurred in June or July, she said, after Wiley told her they would have intercourse and he penetrated her.
“It hurt quite a bit,” she said.
The victim asked him to stop, and for the first time threatened to tell her mother. The sexual encounters stopped.
She testified that for several years, she did not tell anyone what had happened, although soon afterward she began to struggle with an array of problems including depression, an eating disorder and cutting herself.
The teen first told her boyfriend about the alleged abuse about two years ago. Then she told other friends and finally her mother. After that, the Department of Health and Human Services and police became involved.
It was hard to talk about, but it helped her to share, she said.
“It was like something I didn’t have to keep in anymore,” she said.
During Peterson’s cross-examination, he tried to show that the young woman was murky on some important details, such as exactly when the alleged abuse had begun.
“To be really honest, I don’t remember what time of year it was,” she said of the initial kissing incident.
He asked how it was that no one else living in the family’s small home had never realized that Wiley was allegedly making these nightly sexual visits to her room, and wondered how she was able to recall so few details from specific traumatic events she had described.
“It was just so long ago,” she replied.
The courtroom was intensely quiet while the woman gave brief, almost inaudible replies to Peterson’s questions.
He suggested it was strange that the woman waited years before telling anyone, even her sister, mother or various therapists, and implied that she made her accusation at a time when she was angry with Wiley.
Wiley did not approve of and refused to fund a trip she wanted to take in her senior year of high school, Peterson said.
“It was shortly after that these accusations came up,” the defense attorney said.
The woman denied that she had fabricated anything in retaliation.
After a lunch break, the jury watched Wiley’s videotaped interview with Detective Bosco.
As Wiley’s amplified sobs from the recorded interview filled the courtroom, jurors heard him reacting to the detective’s questions and accusations.
“Oh, my God, oh, my God,” Wiley said, through tears. “My life is over now.”
But Bosco told him that wasn’t the case.
“This moment right here is going to define you as a person for the rest of your life and you need to do the stand-up thing and do the right thing,” Bosco said.
After more than two hours of Wiley’s shocked denials and weeping, Bosco asked Wiley to “talk about the first time things got inappropriate with [the victim.]”
“The first time she asked me what a kiss was, she wanted a demonstration,” Wiley responded. “So I gave her a demonstration.”
It was a kiss on the lips, Wiley said, adding that the girl’s questions continued.
“I think she wanted to know how she was supposed to make herself happy,” he said. “So I told her what I thought. And then …”
“What did you tell her?” he asked.
“I told her that, um, I think I told her I guess that you rub between your legs,” Wiley said.
“OK. How did you demonstrate that?” Bosco asked.
“She kept after me and after me and eventually I did,” Wiley said. “She was the type of girl that you didn’t really say no to, because your life would be very difficult the next day.”
But when Bosco described the alleged intercourse that had occurred, Wiley began making sounds like he was going to be sick.
“I can’t go that far,” he said. “I’m not comfortable with that.”
Bosco asked shortly afterward if Wiley was admitting to things “just to appease” him.
“I’m doing what I think is best,” Wiley responded, adding that he didn’t want to put his family through the pain of a trial.
As the jurors listened to Wiley sobbing on the videotape, the accused sat at the defendant’s table clasping his hands and staring straight ahead.
The trial will continue Tuesday morning.


There hasn’t been much exciting Paul Pope news lately, this is probably because he’s been working on two giant projects. The first is his line of clothes for Diesel called 2089 which I posted about in April. But there’s a brand new project he’s doing where he’s teamed up with the folks over at Kid Robot to create a vinyl toy, a new branch for Paul.
Originally they wanted to create a line of vinyl figures based around his comic book THB, but it’s been at least a year, possibly two, since the last issue of the comic came out. So instead they’ve decided to com out with the Masked Karimbah, which is a character in the THB universe, although he’s only been seen on a kid’s television show. What’s really cool about this toy though is that Masked Karimbah’s dog is ACTUALLY the size of a Boston Terrier. That’s one damn big vinyl toy.
Here’s the deal though. The toy is limited to 300, is going to go for $150, and will only be available at the San Diego Comic Convention. Why do I have to be unemployed now?! haha…


In Inferno 5, the celebrated canto of Paolo and Francesca, Dante describes the lustful sinners – “che sommettono la ragione al talento,” “who sacrificed reason to desire” – as buffeted like starlings in a storm:
E come li stornei ne portan l’ali
nel freddo tempo, a schiera larga e piena,
così quel fiato li spiriti mali.
As, in cold weather, the wings of the starlings
bear them up in wide, dense flocks,
so does that blast propel the wicked spirits.
Dante’s lines recall some of the most famous birds in Florence. As many visitors to the city know, each day around dusk flocks of starlings descend on the gardens of the majestic Basilica of Santa Maria Novella, not far from the not-so-majestic Fascist-era train station and its subterranean shopping malls.
Here’s my photo of the scene:
Notice that swirling line of black specks above Santa Maria Novella? Those are the starlings. The photograph is from 2009, but I remember these birds descending on the groves of Santa Maria Novella for as along as I’ve been visiting the site.
Dante is an unparalleled poet of local color: the salty bread of foreign tables in Paradiso 17 (as opposed to Florentine cuisine, which has made salt-free bread for centuries); the beautiful St. John’s Baptistery in Paradiso 25, where the poet was baptized; the Florence of his childhood also in canto 25, the “bell’ovile,” “fair sheepfold,” where he slept “come agnello,” “ as a lamb.”
Construction of Santa Maria Novella began in 1279, when Dante was 14. I have no way of knowing whether these starlings were hovering around Florence’s centro storico back then, but the passage from Inferno 5 reminds me of those other instances where Dante may be drawing on local touches for his imagery and insights. And I can never read about the “schiera larga e piena,” “the wide dense flocks” of those who died for too much love in Inferno 5, without picturing the starlings of Santa Maria Novella.
Learn more about these Florentine birds here.


Welcome to the website of Todd McAulty, author of The Robots of Gotham!
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Who is this Todd McAulty person?
I was born in Nova Scotia, and spent most of my teen years there. I studied Engineering at the University of Illinois, and was a manager at a 15-person software company in Champaign, Illinois. Microsoft purchased our first product in 1995 and renamed it Internet Explorer 1.0, and I spent the next 20 years as a software entrepreneur with a series of start-ups in and around Chicago.
I published my first piece of fiction, “The Haunting of Cold Harbour,” in Black Gate magazine in 2002. A long novella entitled “The Robots of Gotham” was scheduled to appear in Black Gate 16 in 2012, but the magazine folded with issue 15. I continued to revise and expand the story, and in June 2018 it was published in hardcover by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt as my debut novel, The Robots of Gotham. By that point, it had grown to 688 pages.
I currently work at a machine learning company in Chicago, and continue to write. Presently I’m working on The Ghosts of Navy Pier, a new novel set in the same world as The Robots of Gotham.
Author photo by Alice Dechene.
Blog posts TBD
This site is administed by Todd McAulty.
Contact him at Todd_McAulty at yahoo.com.


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The Land of Ulro is one of the most important, if not the most important, and very personal, essay by Czesław Milosz. For the author, it was an attempt at understanding the situation in the world of literature of the second half of the 20th century, and more universally, the spiritual situation of the contemporary man. For the readers, it can also be a kind of a guide allowing for a different, deeper reading of the works Milosz considered important.
The central issue, around which the author’s deliberations are focused, is the question of the consequences of the “romantic crisis” in the culture of 20th-century Europe, the consequences of science – explaining the world and stripping away the mystery – coexisting with the sacrum, and of art attempting to capture human emotions in their irrational entanglement and their spiritual dimension. This dichotomy that cannot be avoided makes the poet define his existential problems in the following way: “And what of those for whom heaven and earth are not enough, who cannot live except in anticipation of another heaven and earth? For those, whose lives, such as they are, remain a dream, a curtain, a blank mirror, and who cannot accept that they will never understand what it really was all about?” This disagreement, rebellion, looking for the “real” is, apart from admiration, the main force behind Milosz’s poetic and essayistic works.
As he wrote, “The name Ulro is from Blake. It denotes the realm of spiritual pain such as is borne and must be borne by the crippled man. Blake himself was not one of its inhabitants, unlike the scientists, those proponents of Newtonian physics, the philosophers, and most other poets and artists of his day. And that goes for their descendants in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, up to and including the present.”
The Land of Ulro is therefore an image Milosz uses to show the internal dilemmas and conflicts so common among his contemporaries and described by writers and philosophers. The image is so broad and ambiguous that it invites the attempts to define one’s own Ulro – individual harm, looking for parallels with the lands of writers, composers, directors, painters. The effort to find sense in a world where almost everything is subject to doubt is common for a certain current in the literature and thought of the 20th century.
Alienation, dilemma, vacuity of the spirit: these terms were used to characterise the literature of the second half of the 20th century. Little time has passed since then, but it has passed very intensely. Changes to the world and human mentality, especially in relation to globalisation, post-globalisation, digitalisation, and the ever-present informatisation of life are difficult to describe and diagnose. One thing is certain: people feel even more alone, alienated and away from the spiritual dimension, than fifty or a hundred years ago. Literature, especially poetry, is trying to follow these changes. Perhaps following Czesław Milosz’s struggle with his Ulro could reveal the hidden deposits of the Ulro of the 21st century, allowing for a reflection on the contemporary sources of the alienation, the feeling of being lost and the suffering of the “inhabitants” of this century, allowing to see what the map of this “land of alienation” – inhabited both by individuals and entire communities – looks like.
But this discussion should also concern the sources of potential hope, a hope for a refreshing rain in the barren land of Ulro. Milosz’s work is looking for such sources of hope: in Christianity, Buddhism, historical wisdom, Old Testament wisdom, metaphysical poetry, religious imagination, solid work, living the life directly (also sensually), embracing this life: both the world of nature and the world of art.
These inspirations – confronted with the experiences of the festival’s guests coming from various cultural backgrounds, with different experiences and perspectives, may allow for a new reading of Milosz’s work, which may become a “useful book” for us.


FAST. Daring. Sleek. A quintessential Balanchine dancer. For most of Alexandra Ansanelli’s nine-year career with the New York City Ballet, she treasured those frequent descriptions. But they were not what she wanted to hear after her debut with Britain’s Royal Ballet in late October as Princess Aurora in “The Sleeping Beauty.”
“I wanted to show myself and the ballet world that I was capable of making the transition from Balanchine to the classical style,” she said the day after her debut. For Ms. Ansanelli, who is 25 and was scheduled to dance her last Aurora of the season Saturday, the role was her first major test at her new company, which — in a surprise move — she joined last year.
With a tradition of dramatic characterization and measured, lyrical classicism, the Royal Ballet has stylistic priorities very different from the high-velocity, space-devouring approach at City Ballet. And “The Sleeping Beauty” is the biggest jewel in the Royal Ballet’s crown: the ballet that cemented the reputation of the young company (then called the Sadler’s Wells Ballet) when it was performed at the reopening of the Royal Opera House in Covent Garden after World War II, and the ballet that made Margot Fonteyn internationally famous after the company brought it to the Metropolitan Opera House in New York in 1949.
Ms. Ansanelli’s debut at a matinee on Oct. 28 provoked much interest among the company’s followers, and her fans were visibly relieved after she flawlessly completed the notoriously difficult Rose Adagio in Act I, in which the young princess performs a series of unsupported balances as she is courted by four suitors. By the end of the performance, the consensus was that “Miss A.,” as one group of British fans call her on a ballet Web site, had done very well.
The famously tart British critics agreed. “When I saw that Alexandra Ansanelli was down to dance Aurora at Covent Garden, I wondered if she’d be up to it,” Luke Jennings wrote in a review in The Observer. “If there are doubters, she wins us over.” The venerable Clement Crisp, who remembers Fonteyn in the role, was even more effusive. “She brought a radiant assurance to the role,” he wrote in The Financial Times.Continue reading the main story
A perfectionist of the first order, Ms. Ansanelli was not convinced. “I’m doing it too fast, aren’t I?” she asked during a post-premiere rehearsal with her partner, Rupert Pennefather. The balletmaster, Jonathan Cope, a former principal dancer with whom she has worked regularly over the last year, responded in a tone clearly intended to lower the intensity. “Watch your upper body — you don’t want it to be too square — but I don’t think your tempi are a problem,” he said. “Quite honestly, I think we dance a little slowly here. You want to hold on to what makes you special.”
Ms. Ansanelli has been a special kind of dancer ever since she rocketed onto the stage of the New York State Theater almost exactly a decade ago. A sprightly 16-year-old with a ready-made ballerina name, she had been a City Ballet apprentice for only a few weeks when she was suddenly cast in the solo role of Dewdrop in “The Nutcracker.” “Ms. Ansanelli is that rare find, a dancer of nuance and originality,” Anna Kisselgoff wrote in a review in The New York Times. “She will be different and exciting.”
Ms. Ansanelli seemed to be performing constantly in her first years with City Ballet, and she elicited a passionate following among balletomanes, who loved her unmitigated commitment to every moment onstage. She was promoted to soloist in 1998, danced in plum roles in the Balanchine and Robbins works that are the backbone of City Ballet’s repertory and was regularly cast in new ballets by both Peter Martins, the company’s balletmaster in chief, and Christopher Wheeldon, its resident choreographer. Ms. Ansanelli’s one major setback came in 1999 when a foot injury sidelined her for more than a year, but she made a notable comeback at the start of 2001 with a beautifully delineated performance in Mr. Wheeldon’s “Polyphonia.” She became a principal dancer in 2003.
Just as her career seemed to have settled into a smooth pattern of accomplishment, she abruptly announced, toward the end of City Ballet’s 2005 summer season in Saratoga Springs, N.Y., that she was leaving. Speculation was immediately rife, fueled by reports about the film “Bringing Balanchine Back,” about the company’s 2003 visit to St. Petersburg, Russia. In this documentary, shown some months later at the Dance on Camera festival at Lincoln Center and scheduled to be shown on PBS on Dec. 31, Ms. Ansanelli is seen weathering heavy criticism from Mr. Martins as she rehearses for her debut in Balanchine’s “Serenade.” Later, she is taken out of the ballet.
“That was certainly an uncomfortable event,” Ms. Ansanelli said in an interview backstage at the Royal Opera House. “But it was two years before I left. I’m not the kind of person to leave for those reasons.” Instead, she said, her motivation was “simply to try something different.”
“It sounds crazy,” she said, but “I just knew I had to take the first step, and that meant leaving City Ballet.”
Ms. Ansanelli said she had no specific plans but knew she wanted to go to Europe and dance the 19th-century classics. At City Ballet, which mostly adheres to a more contemporary repertory, she had performed Aurora in Mr. Martins’s version of “The Sleeping Beauty,” based on the original 1890 choreography by Marius Petipa. But “I knew that stylistically I was wrong,” she said. “I’ve always been passionate about the classical works, and it was important to me as a ballerina to get that education.”
A few companies, including La Scala in Milan, offered her positions, but when Monica Mason, the Royal Ballet’s artistic director, asked to see her dance during a visit to New York, Ms. Ansanelli was thrilled. “In my heart,” she said, “I was hoping to join another major company.” Ms. Ansanelli auditioned in a rented studio for Ms. Mason, who immediately offered her a place as a first soloist, the rank just below principal at the Royal Ballet. “She has such a natural musicality,” Ms. Mason said. “And different training and different styles intrigue me. The transition from City Ballet to the Royal Ballet is an unusual one, and we are all looking forward to seeing how it will work.”
Since joining the Royal Ballet last December, Ms. Ansanelli has had the unfamiliar experiences of dancing in the corps and sharing a dressing room with 16 others. But even before Aurora, she has had her share of solo roles — some already familiar to her, in “Polyphonia” and Balanchine’s “Stravinsky Violin Concerto,” others less so, like the Lilac Fairy in “The Sleeping Beauty” and one of the three principal women in Frederick Ashton’s “Valse.” And she has worked with luminaries like Antoinette Sibley, the ballerina who inherited Fonteyn’s mantle at the Royal Ballet and remains a beacon of the English classical style.
“It was wonderful to coach Alexandra as Aurora because she really wanted to master the Petipa classicism,” Ms. Sibley said in a telephone interview after Ms. Ansanelli’s debut. “It’s not so much a technical thing. Balanchine is very fast; you hit the positions. Petipa is very rounded — like a Roman column as opposed to a skyscraper. There is an awful lot of the upper body being used, too, in ways that weren’t natural for her. We also discussed interpretation; she likes to talk about things and examine them, and I think it shows onstage.”
In many ways, Ms. Ansanelli is reminiscent of another City Ballet baby ballerina: Gelsey Kirkland, who shot to fame in the 1970s, left the company in which she had grown up to dance the classics, and was famous for her obsessive perfectionism before she retired from performance in 1986 — after dancing Aurora with the Royal Ballet. But Ms. Ansanelli, while just as devoted to detail, seems to lack the self-destructive tendencies for which Ms. Kirkland was famous, perhaps because, in addition to pushing herself very hard, she also takes great pleasure in dancing.
“I think she is a great asset to the company,” Mr. Cope said a few days before Ms. Ansanelli’s second performance as Aurora last month. “This is just the start of her feeling comfortable dancing classically. But I want to keep that Alexandra fire. She has such a natural theatricality; she really lives the performance. Of course, she is also just a little mad, which every great performer has to be.”Continue reading the main story


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The filling is made of sugar, minced osmanthus flowers, ground sesame seeds and five kinds of kernels. Other ingredients might be walnuts, rose petals, tangerine peel, bean paste, etc. This filling mixture is pressed into a cake, then cut into cubes.
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In which I gush about my new kitty for the entire post...
Awww!! Isn't he precious? I finally went and adopted a kitty from the shelter. I had seen some adorable kittens at the local PetCo for adoption and I thought I should drive out to the Brown County Humane Society to see who needed a home. And I fell in love with this little guy on sight! He was called Cecil, but I've named him Ulysses (more on that later). I picked him out on June 16th but he wasn't neutered yet so I had to wait until last Friday to pick him up. He's such a sweet little guy!
He was very good in the car on the way home, he didn't really cry but was (of course) scared. Once we got home, he explored a little and was pretty fearless. He didn't spent too much time under the bed, he used his new litter box right away and chowed down on some food and water. He drinks a lot! He tried to hide under my reclining couch, so Matthew and I had to stuff towels under there so he wouldn't be able to get under there and get stuck.
I spent 4 days trying to come up with a name. Cecil was only okay. I kind of liked Basil, but in the end I went with Ulysses because I bought him on Bloom's Day. For those non-dorks, June 16th is the day the story Ulysses by James Joyce takes place. It's kind of a big deal in Ireland (a friend was even in Dublin on Bloom's Day this year... at the pubs in celebration) but I'm not that much of a James Joyce fan. What sealed it was when Matthew suggested (jokingly) calling him Ulysses S. Cat. Which of course I loved. So his full name is General Ulysses S. Cat... Uly for short. Kinda fits considering how fearless he his. The runners up were Kingsley and Alton (he's from Brown County...anyone get it?).
He's a little terror! Running around the house and full speed and playing with his toys. I bought him one of those circles with the ball stuck in it and he plays with that forever. He also like to play tug of war with the little dangly cat toy. His nails were razor sharp and I have quite a few friendly scratches from him trying to climb over me. Yesterday while he was sleeping, I was able to cut all his nails. Unfortunately now he can't climb on the bed anymore. So he'll sit at do his cute little almost silent meow or this little squeaking purr he does until I pick him up and put him on the bed. He's already figured out how to climb my bookcase, but so far he's only done it once. He'll try to jump on anything from anything, no matter the distance! Like I said, no fear!
He likes to nap in my lap (or Matt's!) and he gets himself so tuckered out he'll sleep for a hour or more! Then it's back to playing full tilt. He really likes to sleep on my head at night... needless to say I haven't been getting much sleep because he's so little I'm worried about him getting squished in my little twin bed. But he won't sleep on this little bed I made for him from big comfy towels, so I think next paycheck I'll have to get him a little kitty bed and try that. He HATES his collar, but I need that bell to keep track of him. I even had to go buy a special kitty sized one, he's too tiny for a normal collar.
When I'm gone for a while, he comes running out when I get home and mews at me all accusatory... like "Where have you been?! I've been lonely!" I think he hides under the bed when I'm gone. Today will be the first day he's been home alone for so long. Matt is going to go check up on him while I'm at work. I miss the little guy! I'm worried he might have a kitty cold, he keeps sneezing and I think his nose looks runny but I might just be an overprotective mommy. I'm going to take him to the vet this week to be sure and to get a check-up.
So that's my little man! He's so cute and tiny. I wonder where he came from... he was found at around 8 weeks as a stray. Well, he's home now! Yup... step one towards crazy cat lady is complete ;)
And then my mom calls me yesterday to tell me that her and my father adopted a rottweiler from the shelter back home! A beautiful 4 -yr old boy named Rowdy. He's so sweet and just what my dad needed after we lost Jake. And this is a month after my little sister adopted two german shepard/rott pups from the same shelter. No doubt we're an animal loving family!


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United Nations General Assembly Visitors' Lobby
UN Headquarters, Visitors entrance, First Ave. at 46th St., 212-963-9749
November 19 - November 30, 2012
Reception: Monday, November 19, 6 - 9 PM
MIGRATION ART EXPO 2012 is a travelling art show that has already passed in New York, Salvador, Búzios, Belo Horizonte and Rio de Janeiro. Back to New York, city where the project was born, the exhibition will open on Nov. 19th, at the United Nations, from 6:00 to 9:00 pm and runs until Nov. 30th.
Reservation is required for the opening reception. RSVP by Nov. 12th by email: firstname.lastname@example.org or call 1 914 216-9803.
In addition to the artists who created the MIGRATION ART EXPO 2012, Alcinda Saphira, Antonio Oliveira, Gustavo Braga, Louis Ventura and Rene Nascimento, 40 artists will participate with their works: Carlos Falchi, Flory Menezes, Luiz Sternick, Liza Papi, Junia Flavia d’Affonseca, Martha Spagnol, Marcos Amaro, Daniel Fontoura, Scylla Santos, Ilda Almeida, Isabel Amaro, Vera Hermano, Iris Alvares, Clelia Apostal, Bruno Schmidth. The exhibtion brings together the art and inspiration of various artists that express themselves through lines, colors and movements: “Each artist represents his or her cultural background and influences, whether abroad or in different states of Brazil. The return of the MIGRATION ART EXPO 2012 to New York, after displaying the art work of the participating artists in so many different locations, will enrich the cultural diversity of a city known for its multiculturalism. “


Fedya wins Lisa away from her fiance, Victor Karenin. But after Fedya weds Lisa, he becomes infatuated with a gypsy girl, Masha. His duplicity leads to tragedy. . You can read more in Google, Youtube, Wiki
A man thought dead returns to find his wife has built a new life.
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Jamie C (es) wrote: Judd Apatow is back in the directing chair and it's worth the wait, It's funny all the way through, It's not so much laugh out loud funny but it's smart and clever funny, Very well acted by all the cast, It was overlong but not in a bad way it kept me entertained all the way through, It's not as good as Knocked Up but it's still very good.
Andrew M (jp) wrote: Love this Looney Tunes classic. Watch it every Christmas.
Gregory W (fr) wrote: inspite of the feel of a made 4 TV movie, this is still watchable all shot on location in the holy land and cudos for addressing this subject matter love between an arad woman and a jewish man but the ending could be better.
Veronica A (it) wrote: Pao esta es la peli que te dije...
Vanessa F (gb) wrote: my first Tim Roth movie !! I like it so much !!
John K (ca) wrote: An interesting, but ultimately unrewarding film.
Robert I (ag) wrote: Gay Superman? Bryan Singer's favorite film. Michael Caine makes the Batman connection. Lumet, what were you thinking?
Andy A (de) wrote: Though JP Melville's "Second Breath" opens up on a strong front of bullets and getaways, the middle unfortunately lacks a good measure of the direct visual or narrative punch he normally deals. It's purposely sparse so if you're watching this late at night with only a half-tank between you and a flock of sheep, then I suggest saving it for when you're feeling a bit more attentive. In the end though it ties up very nicely and the exquisite blocking and detail given to each sequence really inspires a sense of modesty with each viewing. Complete with all the staples of new wave noir, including a tense mountain-top heist, Francophiles or Lino Ventura fans shouldn't be disappointed.
Panta O (kr) wrote: I don't know what was I thinking choosing this Christmas family drama, because this adaptation of Turk Pipkin's 1999 novel When Angels Sing, was a real suffering! Directed by Tim McCanlies, and starring Harry Connick, Jr., Connie Britton, Chandler Canterbury, Fionnula Flanagan, Lyle Lovett, Willie Nelson and Kris Kristofferson, this film had such substandard acting, that I wanted to stop watching it few times during the hour and a half... I didn't do that because at the end I wanted to write an honest review and warn people who love quality.The story of the history professor Michael (who as a child loved Christmas, but after a tragic accident, his holiday spirit was crushed) was simplistic and very thin. As a grown up, he still can't find the joy of Christmas. Only as his son faces a tragedy, he needs to find his holiday spirit again. He gets a push in the "right" direction when he meets a man named Nick (Willie Nelson), who gives him a gift that helps him find the joy of Christmas again.There was some good music here, maybe the message wasn't too bad, but the rest was insignificant and forgettable. Impotent is the word which comes to my mind after watching it! And no pills would help.
Harry W (ca) wrote: By the point that the National Lampoon's Vacation series entered Vegas Vacation, it's just depressing.The jokes are all dull rehashes just like the characters, and the story is just pathetic.The script is the absolute dumbest of the series and doesn't even have jokes that you can cringe at because it's practically impossible to find them. Vegas Vacation like a game of Where's Wally?, but with a joke on some pages and nothing on others, so you can never be sure. You can be sure that the film is completely sh*t though and through. Rarely is a comedy this repetitive, unfunny and actually depressing enough to have you walk away from it with such hate for the people that wasted $25 million trying to prophet from a film series that already ran its course.There's a reason you've never heard the name Stephen Kessler before. It's because anybody that directs the National Lampoon's Vacation series into the ground so painfully doesn't even deserve the recognition of a Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Director, despite being an ideal contender.Vegas Vacation left me feeling unhappy, and so since it succeeds at depressing viewers and failing to make them laugh its one of the furthest things from a successful comedy. Not even the cast could save it.At age 54, Chevy Chase is at the period of transitioning between playing Irwin "Fletch" Fletcher from the Fletch films and Pearce Hawthorne in Community, so he looks old without being old enough to play an old man but not young enough to be the father of characters from a family comedy series. And it seems like all his charisma has dried up because I didn't find find him funny at all in Vegas Vacation. Clarke Griswald should have been retired after National Lanpoon's Christmas Vacation just as the whole movie should have, because it's just damaging to Chevy Chase for him to be stuck in this chaotic waste of talent.At ages 24 and 19, Marisol Nichols and Ethan Embry do not at all convince me that they are the young teenage children of Clarke Griswald, particularly the latter who looks older than he is and therefore isn't convincing for his age. And the motivation for the actors is little so they don't bring much to their roles and end up just being attractive people used for a terrible film.And I'm sick to death of the character Eddie. He isn't f*cking funny, he's an annoyingly repetitive presence which Randy Quaid does nothing with, so why they bring him in to bother trying is pointless. And when they make him a good guy, they make Clarke a douche, so the script in Vegas Vacation has literally no idea what to do with its characters and wastes then on a stunted script of a stupid plot in a pathetic comedy which generates less laughs than if it were directed by Russell Mulcahy who everybody knows has literally no talent for sequels Really, Vegas Vacation is one of the dumbest comedy films I've ever seen because it's depressingly unfunny and horribly scripted without even giving the actors appropriate direction.
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The Killer Inside Me
Deputy Sheriff Lou Ford is a pillar of the community in his small west Texas town, patient and apparently thoughtful. Some people think he is a little slow and maybe boring, but that is the worst they say about him. But then nobody knows about what Lou calls his "sickness": he is a brilliant, but disturbed sociopathic sadist.
- Stars:Casey Affleck, Kate Hudson, Jessica Alba, Ned Beatty, Elias Koteas, Tom Bower, Simon Baker, Bill Pullman, Brent Briscoe, Matthew Maher, Liam Aiken, Jay R. Ferguson, Ali Nazary, Blake Lindsley, Zach Josse,
- Director:Michael Winterbottom,
- Writer:John Curran, Jim Thompson (novel)
A West Texas deputy sheriff is slowly unmasked as a psychotic killer. . You can read more in Google, Youtube, Wiki
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(kr) wrote: La parte buena: La pelcula es muuuuuuuuuuuuuuuy corta. La parte mala: A pesar de ser muy corta se siente muy larga. Sosa, aburrida, frvola, y sin chiste.
(br) wrote: Very interesting view of the family
(jp) wrote: Actually this is a very good almost B movie. No big cast or sets or effects, but it works very well. worth a watch.
(de) wrote: Scary stuff... Must see if you live within the United States.
(ru) wrote: it dragsss and dragsss
(kr) wrote: B Movie - absolutely pathetic!!
(ag) wrote: Typical confidence caper pulled off by capable hands all around making for a good afternoon at the movies. Think Thomas Crown Affair. Fun stuff.
(ca) wrote: What an amazing fun film from begging to end. When it first started it reminded me of cabaret which I loved. The songs where all good. The acting was great from Cher who sings 2 great songs in the film, Christina agularia does her best but shes not amazing but she's good. The plot is good too but nothing amazing. A fun musical from start to finish it's great to see Cher back on screen and to see her do a musical just makes the film better.
(de) wrote: A well intentioned Canadian film that explores coming out.
(it) wrote: Terrible, Terrible, Terrible. That's all I can say.1/10
(fr) wrote: I love this movie soooo muuchawasome
(nl) wrote: If you in any way enjoy Goldsworthy's art this will take your appreciation to an altogether new level...SEE THIS. JUST SEE THIS. I realized that many of the profundities, delights, and wonders around his work may only be revealed through film. Somehow through the combination of the subject matter and storytelling this art documentary is actually riveting.
(fr) wrote: A timeless classic that may be the best Stephen King adaptation ever (with all due respect to 1408 and The Shining). Kathy Bates has a career defining role as an obsessed fan who can scare the crap out of us on cue. Her cold stare can melt you. And James Caan excels as the trapped protagonist, who we can't help but empathize with. And together (along with Rob Reiner) they create a literal masterpiece.
(ru) wrote: This cheesy oddity was a live action movie produced as a tie-in to an anime series. King Kong Escapes is hardly the game changer that the original film was, but it does make for a brief bit of kaiju fun. To say it frankly, I don't have it in me to hate a movie where the big guy fights an evil robot version of himself named Mechanikong.
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(de) wrote: This is a polished French product, as one would expect, even if the personages are a little caricatured. The production is perfectly styled for 1970s Marseille, and the bright, white Mediterranean light and sweeping coastal vistas are superb. The story is gripping on the French drug-busting theme, with some dangerous Italian wit on the side. No film on the French Connection would be complete without a car chase; this one is not what you'd expect. Rather strangely, just as you think that the film is about to end, it starts up again with the characters taking on wholly new aspects, even reversals of who they previously were, as if you are watching not even two episodes of a miniseries stitched together, which perhaps it was designed to be, but a rather disjointed sequel. The ending is most unsatisfactory, as indeed it must have been, if that is what occurred, but it is not surprising. A lot of modern crime fiction and film from Europe today is about the inevitability of corruption and the persistence of the various gangs and clans. It seems then that little has changed, except no doubt to get worse, since the period depicted in this film.
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Ollie, Dexter, Jack, Andrew, Zoe and Alex have been learning about symmetry and made these wonderful symmetrical designs using their ICT skills.
We had to use our maths skills to know how much of each ingredient we needed. It was very fun and we got to eat our scones. They were delicious!
P3 have been working hard in maths and learning all about data handling. They are learning to gather information and create graphs and charts. As you can see from the picture, they created their very own human bar graph after making a frequency table on favourite school meals. Wow! What fantastic learning Primary 3!
The pursuers and defenders of Primary 6 and 7 were called to court on Monday 26th January in the case of Mrs Telfer vs Talk and Text Communications. Uplawmoor Primary School took part in the West of Scotland category and were competing against two other Primary Schools in Glasgow.
The children did a wonderful job and representing their clients and have worked so hard to ensure they were prepared for court. Amongst the children we had witnesses, solicitors, reporters, gown makers and court artists.
A special well done to Niamh who was the defending solicitor and Erin who was the pursuing solicitor. You both took on a very important (and scary) role and made us all very proud.
This was a once in a lifetime experience for the children and allowed them to apply their learning in a real life context. We await the results…
Here are some pictures of our gardening committee working hard to increase sales at last week’s farmers market.
(Read more details on our Farmer’s Market Post last week).


I (kind of) got tagged in this cute little post a looong time ago by the wonderful Misty @ Misty’s Book Space and thought it’s about time I finally got round to it!
1.) Who was your first follower (if you can find them)? Tag them and give them a shout out.
I’m going to shout-out 5 of my first followers, just because 😊
2.) What was the last milestone you reached?
I can’t remember one that I got from WordPress specifically but I think 15k likes on my posts is the latest stat I’m proud of and amazed by!
3.) What was the very first post you posted on your blog? Share it with us, if you can find it out!
OK, so this is kind of a cheat because I did do posts before this one, but I transferred them from an old blog. The first post I wrote on WordPress was…
Oh the Shame! – this post is all about the books I’m embarrassed to say I haven’t read yet! Since creating the post I’ve only read 1 of the books on this list.
4.) Who was your most recent follower? Tag them and give them a shout out?
My latest follower was The Quirky Book Nerd! Thanks for following ❤
5.) What was the last post you posted and who was the first person who took their time to click the like button? Give them a shout out.
6.) How many months have you been blogging?
10 months! It feels like longer (in a good way) thanks to all the lovely people I’ve met and all the books I’ve read!
7.) Do you have any bloggers you’re friends with? Give them a shout out!
I’ve met soooo many lovely people via book blogging! A few that spring to mind are:
Janel @ Keeper of Pages // Nicki @ The Secret Library // Ali @ The Sunday Feeling // George @ The Fuel Blog (who I’ve only just started following on here!! Sorry!!) // Annie @ The Misstery // Misty @ Misty’s Book Space
There are so many more!! I can’t name them all, sorry!
8.) Who originally created the last meme or tag you participated in? Give them a shout out!
The tag I participated in was The Sunshine Blogger Award – I can’t find who originally created it though! If anyone knows, please comment who it was!
9.) Do you have any social media accounts related to your blog?
Yes! Please go follow /add me on them if you haven’t already 💖
10.) Last but not least… Just give thanks to all of your followers!
Thank you so much to all 790 of you who have found my little corner of the internet and decided to follow me because you thought I was worth keeping up with. I really appreciate every single one of you!!
Thanks to Misty for half-tagging me in this / introducing me to this lovely tag! I always try to show my appreciation for my followers via giveaway etc but it’s nice to just write it down too!
Tagging… everyone I tagged in this post already!


Rust M. Deming
Ambassador Rust M. Deming completed a 38 year career at the Department of State on September 30, 2004. He is now an Adjunct Professor at the Paul Nitze School for Advanced International Studies (SAIS) at Johns Hopkins University.
Mr. Deming served as American Ambassador to Tunisia from December 2000 until September 2003. Prior to that, he served Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs and as Deputy Chief of Mission in Tokyo. Ambassador Deming also served in Tunisia from 1966-68, his first overseas assignment in the Foreign Service.
AMB Deming joined the Department of State in 1966. His foreign languages are Japanese and French. He completed his undergraduate degree in 1964 at Rollins College and received his MA in East Asian Studies from Stanford University in 1981. He is also a 1986 graduate of the National War College
Throughout his career, AMB Deming received numerous Senior Performance Awards and Superior Honor Awards. In 1997, he received the Department of Defense’s Medal for Distinguished Civilian Service, and in 2003 he was awarded the Secretary of State’s Career Achievement Award. He is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations.


By Pono Suganuma
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HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - On the cusp of Fourth of July celebrations, the Hawaiian Humane Society (HHS) is reminding pet owners that loud noises and bright lights from fireworks can scare pets, increasing the risks for frightened animals running away.
The HHS is offering these valuable tips to pet owners on how to keep animals safe during the holiday celebration:
- Keep pets in a safe place indoors
- If pets can't be kept indoors, keep them in an enclosed area or garage.
- Consult a veterinarian before giving your pet tranquilizers
- Ensure pets have proper identification or microchips
- Update contact information with the HHS
- If your pet becomes lost, file a report with the Hawaiian Humane Society as soon as possible
Lost pets can be turned in to the HHS 24-Hour Admissions Center.
HHS stresses the importance of microchipping animals and keeping them in a safe place. Humane Society officials say a TV on at normal volume may help drown out firework noises, and help relax the pets.
"The fourth of July is a lot of fun for people, but it's really scary for pets," said Suzy Tam, communications and community events manager for HHS. "We really suggest to leave your pets at home, instead of taking them with you to fireworks show."
HHS advises pet owners against giving an animal tranquilizers without consulting a veterinarian.
"If you know your pet is really anxious and gets really stressed around the fireworks season, it would be a really good idea to call your veterinarian," Tam said. "They know your pet's health very well and they can make some great suggestions."
For more information or to report a missing pet, click here. Or call 356-2228.


David Harris (Dylan Walsh) sweeps divorced mom Susan (Sela Ward) off her feet, but her son Michael (Penn Badgley) suspects his mom's new "dream man" is not what he seems. When David reveals a hot temper and a secretive past, Michael tries to prove his suspicions before it's too late.
- Starring: Sela Ward, Dylan Walsh and Jon Tenney
- Director(s): Nelson McCormick
- Producer(s): Greg Mooradian, Mark Morgan
- Screenwriter(s): J.S. Cardone, Donald E. Westlake
- Distributor: Sony Pictures
- Animal Coordinator: Animals of Distinction
- Release Date: Friday, October 16, 2009
- Rating: Outstanding
Featured Animal Action
Mrs. Cutter (Nancy Linehan Charles) holds and pets a cat while talking to Susan (Sela Ward) at the front door. Mrs. Cutter then goes to get the newspaper while holding the cat, and later holds a cat while standing on her stoop and while looking out her living room window. For this mild action, the trainer handed the cat to the well-rehearsed actress moments before cameras rolled and then retrieved the cat right after filming. Streets were closed off to traffic. Multiple trainers stood nearby as a precaution. The cast and crew allowed on set were limited, and they were instructed on the cats' proper handling and told to remain quiet.
About a dozen cats in a yard eat from bowls while Mrs. Cutter places more food into additional bowls before returning inside the house with one cat under her arm and another walking inside. Trainers placed the cats on their marks in the yard and they were allowed to eat their regular kibble, which they seemed happy about. These cats were all familiar with each other and accustomed to eating close together. Several trainers stood outside to monitor the cats as they ate, and takes were limited to ensure the cats did not overeat. The actress holding the cat was instructed on its proper handling. Two trainers called one cat into the house.
A black cat appears to jump into the camera frame and run down the hall, as if startled by something. For this shot, a trainer gently tossed the cat from a short height and cued it to walk off. While holding a gray cat in her arms, Mrs. Cutter then approaches the "startled" black cat, who is now hiding in the closet. The cat hisses and runs off. Three off-screen trainers stood nearby during this part of the scene. One trainer hid in the closet with the black cat, which had been placed there moments before filming. The actress gently set the gray cat down in the closet near the black cat, which was never actually startled but was trained and cued to hiss at a stuffed toy. The black cat was then cued to run out of the closet, and both cats were retrieved after filming.
David (Dylan Walsh) pushes Mrs. Cutter down the stairs, then picks up a cat that is standing by his feet and walks downstairs with it. No cats were present during the stair stunt. The actor was instructed on how to pick up and handle the cat. When he set it down, trainers used a buzzer to cue a couple of cats to approach the woman. Her face had been smeared with baby food and one cat licked her.
A dog barks and scratches at a patio door, as if trying to get in. A trainer cued the dog to bark, scratch and paw at the Plexiglas window and jump up on it. This brief scene was filmed in a couple of quick takes.


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As we all know (and love), famous wee ones love posing for their first magazine cover really quick after birth. Such is the case with Jessica Simpson and her (and fiance’s Eric Johnson, former NFL player) baby girl, Maxwell Drew Johnson.
Born via c–section on May 1st, Maxwell completely changed Jessica and her fiancé who “stare at her all the time. We can’t get enough!”.
I love seeing the happiness on people’s faces when they’re holding a wee baby in their arms! It’s the look of pure bliss!
If we could only hold on to that feeling more than we do now, the world would definitely be a better place! (check out the rest of the images after the jump, click here for the gallery!)


Lionel Wallace appointed as new Hertfordshire High Sheriff
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Former Hertfordshire Deputy Lieutenant Lionel Wallace has been appointed as the county’s new High Sheriff.
Mr Wallace was appointed at a declaration ceremony held at St Albans Cathedral on Monday, succeeding Henry Holland-Hibbert in the ceremonial role.
“One of the greatest gifts my parents gave me was the freedom to explore opportunities and be involved in community and leadership activities from an early age,” said the new High Sheriff.
“I did not appreciate its value fully at the time, but I do now. It is for this reason I am convinced that strong and consistent investment in developing the leadership and civic responsibility attributes of young people will transform both their lives and our entire society’s cohesion.”
High Sheriff Wallace also tweeted his thanks to Mr Holland-Hilbert, saying: “Thanks from all of us for a job so well done as High Sheriff of Hertfordshire during unprecedented times and your support to me which has made the handover a very smooth one indeed.”
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High Sheriff Wallace was born and brought up in Hertfordshire and had been a Deputy Lieutenant of the county for more than a decade. In his new role – which dates back to Saxon times – he will perform ceremonial duties as well as attending charitable and community functions.
High Sheriffs are also responsible for supporting visits by members of the Royal Family and High Court judges. They also encourage engagement with crime prevention agencies, the emergency services and the voluntary sector.
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At his declaration, High Sheriff Wallace unveiled his Youth in Herts Programme and its three core schemes.
The Young Leaders Award is designed to empower young people in the county, while Be Your Own Boss is aimed at increasing employment and supporting young business entrepreneurs, and 30 under 30 will look to promote, attract and support the appointment of more young magistrates to the bench by the Local Advisory Committee.
These will also be introduced as themes in the High Sheriff Awards, designed to recognise Hertfordshire’s voluntary groups and charities.


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The Island Garden
working outdoors is pretty much shot for the year unless you plan on raking leaves or trimming borders.
Now is the time to do your tool maintenance and get things prepared for next season. Instead of sitting around indoors watching TV and other boring things, get pots cleaned, tools sharpened, supplies ordered and get everything ready for the new season. It’s only a couple of months until you start growing seedlings again.
Pots and seed trays
Find all your pots and seed trays and bring them into your basement or workroom. Use about a gallon of water with three or four tablespoons of bleach in the water. The bleach will kill any organisms that could kill off seedlings or plantlets. Wear rubber gloves and use a hard scrubbing brush. Clean each pot and let it dry. Remember to clean hanging baskets, containers, and any other items that you might put flowers and other plants in.
Bring all your hand tools indoors and check them over. First look at the handles. Make sure they are smooth, without splinters or sharp edges. If you find any splintering, sand off the offending spot or wrap it with tape. If you left your tools outdoors over the summer the handles will have turned gray and rough. You might want to sand them back and apply linseed oil with a cotton rag.
Check over the metal tines and tangs of your forks. Last year, I found a crack on an expensive fork. A $5 weld saved a $50 tool. Make yourself a tool cleaning bucket. I use a 5-gallon pail filled with sand. When I change the engine oil from the power tools, I dump it into the bucket on the sand. When I have finished working with a tool, I shove it into the sand and it comes out cleaned and oiled ready to be stored.
If you have pruners, saws, and other paring tools, sharpen the edges now, wipe them with a rag coated with oil and they’ll be ready for next year. I like to use Corrosion Block or Bullfrog on my hand tools. Living near the sea, it seems to preserve the tools longer.
Check your spades and hoes over carefully and sharpen them. A good sharp spade cuts so easily that you’ll wonder how you managed before. A sharp hoe glides easily through the soil and cuts weeds off at the root line. Sharp tools are a joy to use and require much less effort than a blunt edge.
When sharpening tools don’t put a razor-sharp edge on them like you would a knife. It will soon break off. Grind the edge about 45 degrees to the blade to give a moderately sharp edge. Clean up any rough edges with a file. Remember, you may hit your foot with one of these tools, and you don’t want to cut through your boot!
Now is the time to figure out what supplies you’ll need next year. Many stores are selling off last year’s pots, seed trays, and propagators cheaply, and you may be able to pick up a bargain or two. Potting soil takes up a lot of space, and many garden centers don’t want to have it cluttering up the area where a snow plow may have to operate in the next month or two, so you might be able to find some good deals.
If you can’t find a good deal, it doesn’t hurt to ask. I once got a box of seed trays for a few bucks because I asked if they were going to be sold or tossed. If you wait until spring, those same seed trays could cost three or four dollars each.
Potting soil is a favorite to order early. I buy my potting soil wholesale and store it under a workbench in the greenhouse. The ready to use potting soil is in a garbage bin, ready to be used at any time. But make sure you label the bin or it might get filled with real garbage.
We’ll deal with buying this year’s seeds later in the year, but right now you can often find seeds offered at half price. Very few seeds are ruined if they are not planted in the first season.
Many vegetable seeds will last three or four seasons, so there’s no harm in buying this year’s seeds for next season. Simply store them in the back of your refrigerator or on a place where they won’t freeze.
If you want to know what their germination is like next spring, just count 20 or 25 seeds out. Put them on a damp paper towel in a plastic bag and let them germinate. If only 18 of your 20 seeds germinate, you’ll have a germination rate of 90 percent. Compensate by sowing the seeds a little more heavily. As long as you don’t sow them at double the suggested rate, you’ll be ahead of the game if you bought them at half price.
If you want to buy your seeds really fresh and pay full freight, seed catalogs are arriving thick and fast. In a couple of weeks, we’ll look at what’s new for next year and what we might want to try.
Incidentally, I was in Europe last week and garden seeds are already on sale. Of course, I found some new ones that I’m going to try. I also found some unique garden tools for the greenhouse.


Ok so my original plan was to run OX lockers and that was that. But then last night I get a PM from a vendor on here and we talk back and forth about the pros and cons of each ARB and OX. He also informs me that he can get me the ARBs for front and rear over $400 cheaper than the OX would cost. So I was like uh...yeah I'll go with ARB. Now my plan is to run York OBA anyway so this works out good right?
I have the list for what vehicles to get the York from and I have read on here numerous threads about the York OBA and what all is needed etc etc. My question here for all of you people who have the air lockers, how did you hook up the air lines into your OBA? Specifically York OBA? A write-up, How to, or list would be awesome. I am pretty sure I know everything I need to get for just the OBA but how would I hook the ARBs into it? Again please dont tell me to search, I have and I have seen a few rigs with it but just by looking at pictures I cant ALWAYS know exactly what I need. Thanks!
You're not going to find a cookie cutter for a York system. Every setup I have seen are different, since it's all home brew. It's not rocket science. Compressor, tank (whatever fits your needs, mount wherever fits), regulator (cheap from Home Depot/Lowes is fine), a pressure switch, and enough pipe fittings to connect it all. The pressure switch controls the York clutch. The regulator output goes to the ARB solenoids. The York_output + tank + reg_input + switch are all just plumbed together however works. The installation also evolve over time, get plumbed different, bigger tank added, outputs for tire air lines added, tank relocated to a better place (wherever 'better' is for you).
Having a 'list of vehicles' won't help in many junk yards. The place I went had a small outbuilding half full of pre-pulled A/C compressors. He said "just go find one that works for you", and I did. Just get one with "210" on the placard and the rest looking like it fits your situation. The in/out on the left/right can be swapped over if you need to.
...If you dont mind me asking. What were the pros and cons between the two?
I have ARB, have for years, before OX. From my extensive reading here and from friends that have OX, I came up with a couple conclusions. 1) Both are fine and work well. 2) Both can have problems with activation systems, people say they get leaks in ARBs and that they get stuck cables in OX. 3) To me, OX is harder to install since it uses more intrusive hard lines into the cabin, while ARB only need electrical switches in the cabin. 4)Ox is more expensive, but you're done, while ARB is cheaper, but you have to deal with getting air pressure.
I would still buy ARB again if I was starting over. If you want OBA anyway, that cost of compressor part goes away and then ARBs are cheaper.
So how much $ does it take to set up a York A/C compressor to run an ARB? I've never set up a A/C OBA system so I don't know. You're going to need the compressor, a switch, relay, regulator, pressure switch, fittings, tank, hoses, and then you're still going to need the ARB soleniods, wiring and switches for those. Seems like a lot of hassle just to lock 2 diffs that use about a soda can's worth of air.
I only have an ARB in the front, and I use the mini ARB compressor. It was $150 and came with everything that the diff doesn't come with. I opened the box and 30 minutes later I was locked. I've seen others use the mini compressor with 2 lockers too.
If you just want it to run the ARB, I'd skip the York setup and get an electric compressor.
Well when I order my ARBs I will get a free mini compressor and I know that would be perfectly enough to run the dual ARBs, but I also want to have OBA to fill up tires/friends tires as no one ever has OBA. Plus I would like option of running air tools if I needed and thats why I wanted to go with the York/Belt Driven OBA.
JeeperDon thanks for your answers. I always appreciate them, they are always straight to the deal
Jeepster I was hoping you would chime in because yours is one of the rigs I have been looking at and trying to find pictures of lol I plan on installing my tank either on one of my rear wheel wells because I am going SOA and with a traction bar and boat sides I wont have very much room underneath.
Well when I order my ARBs I will get a free mini compressor and I know that would be perfectly enough to run the dual ARBs
Yes it will. I ran that for a few years before wanting air for tires and adding the York system. The ARB compressor is now rigged with battery clamps and a 4' hose and serves as portable air for my cars on trips.
If you're gonna run the ARB off the york, just do like jeepster and have a regulator prior to the ARB outlets. That's how mine will eventually be.
I don't know a whole lot about the OX, but the local driveline guy that gears pretty much everyone around here, absolutely refuses to install them. He basically told me in a nutshell he believes they're junk.
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Jeepster93, do you have any more pictures of your set up or how you did it exactly?
The compressor is from Extreme Aire, called an extreme flow. It is a new compressor rebuilt with tomkin bearings, so it doesn't need oil as lube, it uses a few squirts of red grease every few running hours. It keeps me from adding or removing oil from the compressed air.
Hooked up with 3/8's soft copper tube. Used the coiled copper tube to help in dealing with the heat the compressor seems to make. There is like 4 feet of tube in those coils. It actually melted a standard air hose. Notice the spirals are the size of one of those bulk cd cases. The copper is wonderful at dealing with the heat.. Also used copper to go from the tank to the manifold. It is soft and flexible enough to take the engine torque movement too.
Coming out of the compressor also is a blow off valve to keep the system from having a high pressure issue...you never know when something can go wrong. Also has a one way valve in it to keep back pressure out of the compressor. Suppose to be easier on the compressor that way.
The air tank is a small one about 16 x 6 inches, perhaps 2 1/2 gallons. Got it from a truck bone yard. Off of a Kenworth to run it's air horns. Cheap.
The manifold is from Northern tool mail order. Again cheap.
The 2 things with the blue hoses in them are the ARB locker solenoids. Front locker in the...front. Rear in the back. Easy to remember which is which.
The Pressure regulator is in the mainfold too. The thing with the 2 wire coming out. It is from ARB and set at locker pressure(90 psi on 105 off).
The pressure gauge is just there to fill an extra hole I ended up with in the manifold. Pure bling.
The steel wraped hose at the rear of the manifold goes to the front grill. There is a hookup there for an air hose to fill my tires. Fills a 33 x12.50 from 10 to 30 psi in 45 seconds. Fills as many tires as I need to fill. So far the most in one sitting is 6 jeeps worth.
The mount is an old piece of steel I had.
The copper tube and compression fittings, and the brass fittings are from the local Home depot.
It required me to add another idler pulley and a longer fan belt.
I have a thumb throttle on the shifter. Used to rev the engine a bit(1500 rpm will make as much air as a tire can take).
the compressor mount.
Total cost is about $525 to $550.
Should be years of hassle free operation. My goal.


I think I have said this here before, but I love working downtown. When I am not working through my lunch hour or spending it at our gym, I love to browse the shops in my area. Especially the antique shops. Woolworths is my favorite for small pieces. I love the bright layout and the smell of burgers and fries at the lunch counter. Great American antiques is a better source for furniture and larger pieces.
Last week I spent an house perusing Woolworths and this is what I came home with...
A chair! I definitely want to recover the seat in a cute fabric, but I haven't decided if I want to paint the wood or just polish and clean it up. What do you think?
A yellow lamp! Please ignore the hideous old shade. That will be replaced. I just loved the color and shape of this little lamp. Its perfect for the guest bedroom.


Aprilia SR150 becomes bestselling Piaggio Scooter by beating entire Vespa Range as 3,403 units were sold in October 2016 as against Vespa’s 2,700 units
The Aprilia SR150 was launched in India in August this year. In October, the sporty looking premium scooter has become Piaggio’s bestselling model in the country. It has sold 3,403 units last month and beaten the entire Vespa range, which is also sold by the Piaggio group. Last month the Vespa range has registered 2,700 units, which marks 4% decline in year-on-year sales chart and 703 units lesser than SR150. In October last year, Vespa sold 2,826 units.
Both the Aprilia SR150 and Vespa range are being produced at Piaggio’s India plant in Baramati, Maharashtra. The Aprilia SR150 is a sporty and aggressive looking premium scooter with a 150 cc engine. It was first showcased at the 2016 New Delhi Auto Expo in February. The scooter sports an appearance, which is a blend between a scooter and a motorcycle.
The SR150 is the first scooter from Aprilia and it takes design inspiration from the Italian brand’s RSV 4 1000 RF Factory motorcycle. It comes with an eye-catching design and sports a beak-like front cowl, a large dual-barrel headlamp positioned at the centre of the cowl and handlebar mounted turn indicators. Apart from that, it also comes with dual pod analog instrument cluster, dual-tone leather seat, split grab rail, stylish taillight.
The Aprilia SR150 takes power from a 154.4 cc single-cylinder, air-cooled engine; paired with a CVT. This same engine does duty in another premium scooter Vespa 150 as well. It is capable to churn out 10.4 hp of peak power at 6,750 rpm and 11.4 Nm of peak torque at 5,000 rpm.
The Aprilia SR150 premium scooter runs on 14-inch black alloy wheels. A 220 mm disc brake at front and a 140 mm drum unit at rear do the braking duty. Telescopic front fork and single arm rear suspension ensure a smoother ride for the scooter. It comes available at a price-tag of Rs. 67,950 (ex-showroom, New Delhi).


The inspiration to start this blog was “The 100-Day Project,” a challenge to make something every day, for 100 days straight. My first 100-day project was to write a story a day related to edible gardening. I wrote primarily about trees and plants in my garden and friend’s gardens; easy recipes using the edibles; and some of the people and things that are related to food gardening. I live in Miami, Florida, which has a tropical climate (zone 10) and fabulous tropical fruits. The focus was on small-scale, urban horticulture, including typical backyard gardens or patio/balcony gardening for people who live in apartments. Anybody can grow something, even if it’s a small plant in a pot on a windowsill. And certainly everybody enjoys eating what comes from gardens.
My second 100-day project was Sharpie drawings on mini canvases. And my third 100-day project was painting on canvas and and wood blocks. Please let me know what you think. The best place to follow what I’m doing is on Instagram. You can also checkout some of the products that use my paintings: https://society6.com/bportela