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Sam Fine's beauty basics
; ...attention towards beauty education. Fine, the author of "Fine Beauty: Beauty Basics and Beyond for African American...educational seminars on beauty for women of color. The Fine Beauty Tour, sponsored by Essence Magazine and Sephora...Angeles, Oakland, St. Louis and Washington, D.C. For summer, ...
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CHRISTIAN DEMOCRAT PARTY HIT WITH $21 MILLION FINE.(News)
; ...German Parliament yesterday imposed a devastating $21 million fine on the former chancellor's Christian Democratic party for accepting illegal financing. The fine, announced by the Social Democratic speaker, Wolfgang Thierse...explosion in the politically symbolic square - the site of recent ...
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DEMONSTRATIONS REMAIN A DIVISIVE ISSUE IN HONG KONG.(News)
; ...colonial rule's imminent end. But the divisive topic of demonstrations the night of the handover kept them at odds. Tung...that a new law giving police more powers to stop demonstrations will take effect at midnight June 30. A China-backed...to express their views in different ways through ...
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Antiabortion Activist Sentenced to 6 Months; Collins Vows Not to Pay Fine for Protest
; ...activist to six months in jail last week for refusing to pay a fine imposed for her role in a blockade at a Falls Church abortion...told the judge she will go to jail rather than pay the fine. "I wasn't willing to reduce it to a financial transaction...trespass, but the sentence was reduced to payment of the ...
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Workshops and demonstrations on paper-making
; New Straits Times 02-14-2000 Workshops and demonstrations on paper-making Edition: 2* Section: City Diary THE Japan...from 10am to 4pm on Feb 22 and 23 at the Studio, School of Fine Arts at the university campus in Penang. Demonstrating the art will be Kanazashi Junpei and Matsuo Sheigeyuki. The ...
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Demonstrations Likely to Be Less Dramatic, More Direct
; ...make it more feasible to have serious, peaceful demonstrations where the embassy staff can watch. Our message...000 people were arrested during TransAfrica demonstrations between 1984 and this year, he said. But the...welcomes the court ruling. "We intend to take our demonstrations to within inches of ...
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CHRISTCHURCH DISTRICT COURT; Firm says big fine over accident could end business
; ...forced out of business by the fine imposed for failing to protect...access work and has done safety demonstrations for the Department of Labour...department's claim that the fine should denounce the company...submission." She called for a fine at a level to denounce the...certainly a possibility ...
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EU antitrust ruling could mean Dollars 3bn fine for Microsoft
; MICROSOFT could be facing a fine of several billion dollars after European Union member states...could have serious implications for Microsoft, not least a fine of up to US dollars 3 billion (GBP 1.66 billion), according...damage the operating system. However, RealNetworks has used demonstrations at an EU ...
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Annual event gets more music, food, art; Cedarburg Gallery Walk lineup Ozaukee Art Center, Paul Yank's Brewery Works Fine Arts Complex, W62-N718 Riveredge Drive. Featuring the art center's printmakers. Also, Frank Lloyd Wright, Henry Moore and Georgia O'Keefe are among artists interpreted in metal and glass by Yank. Brewery Works Stables, W62-N730 Riveredge Drive. Jewelry and silversmithing. Cedar Creek Pottery Bridge Road Gallery, Cedar Creek Settlement. Pottery works of owners David and Pat Eitel and of several other local artists. John Red's Closet, Cedar Creek Settlement. Includes collectibles and wearable art. Leap of Faith, Cedar Creek Settlement. The work of Cedarburg artist Patricia Lietzke. Glory of the Morning, Cedar Creek Settlement. Indian curios and gifts. Mostly Music, W64-N719 Washington Ave. Musical instruments. Studio 6 Art Gallery, W63-N684 Washington Ave. Demonstrations by local artists. Stornoway House Gallery, W62-N630 Washington Ave. Contemporary art, crafts and collectibles. Cedarburg Community Gym, W63-N641 Washington Ave. Featuring several local artists. Barb Christiansen of The Chef's Palette will demonstrate artistic desserts. Woolen Mill Studios, W62-N576 Washington Ave. Featuring works by several artists and authors. The Pagoda, N58-W6189 Columbia Road. Featuring Mabe, Chinese freshwater, cultured pearls. Cedarburg Cultural Center, W62-N546 Washington Ave. Cedarburg Artists Guild annual fall show in the west gallery. In the east gallery, recent works by Ross Jahnke, a former Cedarburg resident. C3 Gifts, Cedarburg Cultural Center, W62-N546 Washington Ave. Featuring the works of more than 35 Wisconsin artists. Artist World Ltd., W61-N517 Washington Ave. Demonstrations by scratchboard artist Dorthy Haas and Native American watercolorist Neil Star. Washington House Inn, W62-N573 Washington Ave. Porcupine Magazine, a literary publication, conducts readings. Immanuel Lutheran Church, W61-N498 Washington Ave. Children and young adults are invited to participate in three sessions of the Stone Soup Theater group. Sessions are 90 minutes, beginning at 5, 6:30 and 8 p.m. Also, an organ recital on Immanuel's new organ.
; ...professional artist who specializes in oil painting, said she wanted to showcase Cedarburg's art. "This is not a craft show. This is fine art," she said. "It's different than being in the Third Ward. It's the same level of professionalism, but it's a lot more down-to-e...
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Finders didn't recognize rock as diamond Eagle gem then started a rift, but no more stones were found there; SESQUICENTENNIAL CALENDAR Here is a list of coming Sesquicentennial events throughout the state, as compiled by the Wisconsin Sesquicentennial Commission. For more details, call the numbers below, or the commission office at (608) 264-7990. Today Greenville: "Greenville and Wisconsin: 150 Years." Celebration will feature a Founders Day parade, old-time entertainment, dance and an ecumenical church service. (920) 757-6447. Iola: Old Car Show and Swap. The theme of this show is "Wisconsin-Built Cars." The show will feature a collection of many built by Wisconsin firms. Old Car Show Grounds. (715) 445-4000. Madison: Art Fair Off The Square. Event will feature 125 Wisconsin fine artisans, musical entertainment, children's activities and food. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. and Olin Terrace Park. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. (608) 798-4811. Cameron: Heritage Days. Authentic displays and live demonstrations of early pioneer life. Pioneer Village Museum. Greendale: Trimborn Antique Show and Sale. Trimborn Farm's historic barns and farmhouse filled with antique dealers. Furniture, art glass, jewelry, prints, smalls and more. Antique identification, exhibits, demonstrations and tours. Trimborn Farm. 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. 273-7275. Manitowoc: German Fest. 15th annual German-American Club event features German church service followed by delicious ethnic food, music and entertainment. Pinecrest Historical Village. 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. (920) 684-4445. Monday Poynette: Live Working Historical Exhibitions. Event will demonstrate how pioneers made soap, candles and more. Also on hand will be blacksmiths, weavers and quilt makers. DeKorra Elementary School, W8460 Bilkie Road. Wednesday Eagle: Children's Day. Hands-on activities let youngsters experience summer farm and home chores, as well as games of the 19th century. Old World Wisconsin. 10 a.m to 4 p.m. (414) 594-6309 or visit the Web site at www.shsw.wisc.edu. Thursday to July 19 Edgerton: Tobacco Heritage Days. Event pays homage to the community's rich and diverse heritage. Includes tractor pull, car show, art fair in Central Park, live music and other family activities. Downtown and in city parks. 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. (608) 884-7885 or (608) 752-3039. Friday Minocqua: "Happy Birthday, Wisconsin: Lakeland Style!" The grand finale of Minocqua's Sesquicentennial celebration will feature a Midwest Drum and Bugle Corps competition. Lakeland Union High School football field. 6:30 p.m. (800) 446-6784, or visit the Web site at www.minocqua.org. Osceola: "Down To Earth." A science fiction historical musical comedy about an extraterrestrial spy and his robot who visit Wisconsin and observe key events over the state's 150-year history. St. Croix Center for the Arts. 7:30 p.m. (608) 263-1692, or visit the web site at www.wisc.edu wisacad currentactivities ses-play.html. Friday and Saturday Marinette: Lumberfest. The event features a re-creation of a trading post, plays and storytelling, authentic cuisine of the 1800s and demonstrations of agriculture, fur trading, black powder, fishing and blacksmithing. Stephenson Island. 5 to 11 p.m. Friday; 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Saturday. (715) 732-5139, or visit the web site at www.marinette.wi.us. Spooner: Railroad Heritage Days. Event showcases the city's railroad history with demonstrations of equipment, Casey Jones Day at local restaurants, railroad art exhibit, train rides and model railroad exhibition. Downtown and at the Spooner Railroad Museum grounds. (715) 635-2752 or (715) 635-2168. Series: The Wisconsin Story \ 1848-1998 Wisconsin Sesquicentennial \ 150 Stories, 150 Years
; They were digging for water and found wealth, if only they had known. The large, bright stone that farm owner Tom Devereaux and his tenant, Charles Wood, unearthed from a well hole that day in 1876 was pretty enough, but who would think a diamond would be lurking 65 feet into the Wisconsin earth
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