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The retired GP has amazed neighbours by putting the replica Second World War fighter on his front lawn.

And the plane enthusiast of Moffat, Dumfriesshire, plans to leave the specially commissioned full-size model to the Roger Dubuis Replica town - the birthplace of Battle of Britain hero Air Chief Marshall Hugh Dowding.

Dr MacLeod said: "Because of the connection with Dowding, there should be a Spitfire in Moffat.

"This is my way of saying thank you to the people of Moffat for giving me such fabulous support during my career. It just seems to make a lot of sense."

The Spitfire has a special place in Dr MacLeod's heart - he even flew one while in America.

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He said: "It is so iconic, the most fabulous looking aircraft ever - hugely beautiful. The neighbours think it is fabulous and a lot of people were coming around when I was building it. I just feel a huge love for the aircraft."

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THERE was a time when so few companies came to Northern Ireland that even the opening of a flea circus would have been in the running for making the news.

But, what with a flurry of business firsts for this oul sod of land over recent years, we appear to have become somewhat accustomed to big names setting up their stalls.

That's the only explanation I have for the introduction of the rather pleasant RBG at the tail end of last year without so much as a bat of an eyelid.

Although, Chanel Bags Replica while wishing this impressive establishment every success given the current economic climate, some of its Americana decor has taken an ironic twist of late.

In the dominant art deco towards the rear of the room, the dramatic replica of theWall Street Bull sculpture above the fireplace and imposing portraits of entrepreneurs from the early 20th century have seen some of their potency diminish thanks to the financial fiasco we now fInd ourselves in.

And those Americans who believe size is everything won't be disappointed with RBG, as I thought we were going to have to order a taxi to get from one end of the place to the other.

Seriously, it wouldn't surprise me if this Clarence Street West bar in Belfast city centre starts in one postcode and ends in another.

So if you're down at one end of this impressive long corridor bar and you are expecting friends, bring binoculars so you can keep Chloe Bags Replica an eye on the door at the far end. As it has only been recently built, RBG will also prove an attractive proposition to those of you who are more into toxic sticks rather than toxic loans.

Often, the problem with smoking areas in older bars is that they are often cramped in beside the hostelry and plumes of the God- knows-what's-in-it drift into the pub, thus peeving us non-smokers off to the hilt.

The courtyard in RBG, however, provides a spacious, pleasant, sealed-off area for those looking a nicotine fix.

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And, as a bonus for us non-smokers, there's a massive window through which we can watch you like some sort of zoo, should the plasma screens not have anything entertaining on them.

It's somewhere a bit bold, so grab the bull by the horns and give it a go.

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Once again Hyderabad plays host to artists from different parts of the country with a travelling exhibition of small format paintings-`Hope' at Gallery Space. On display are 45 paintings by 20 artists producing the real and the abstract. "The whole idea is to canvas various aspects of life in a manner that is both appealing and affordable. That's the idea of this exhibition," says Hanumantha Rao, who is co-curating the show with artist Fawad Tamkanat.

Artist Pavan Kumar, for instance, uses mixed media on canvas to depict the effect of terrorism on society. He uses burnt match sticks to indicate the wastage of human life and the futility of all things beautiful because of terrorism. He further uses a replica of a Deccani paintings to localise the issue. Artist Priti Samyukta showcases autobiographical paintings as she reproduces elements of daily use, like a key chain or a comb, on canvas. "I identify myself with these things as they have become a part of my life," says Samyukta.

Interestingly, the images on V Srikanth's canvas are not conscious since he paints images that he sees coming to the fore while applying colour. Find these and some more interesting work by artists Pandu Masanam, Ramesh Babu, Maruthi Replica Bag Wholesale Paila, Bhaskar Rao B, Akshay Anand before April 25.

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Don't get it wrong when artist K G Subramanyan calls himself "a groper". Better still, visit Kalakriti art gallery and you would know what he meant by that. As a tribute to the artist on his 85th birthday, the gallery in collaboration with Seagull Foundation for the Arts has organised an exhibition `Recent Works by K G Subramanyan' that is surely going to test your imagination at multiple level. On display are 50 paintings by Subramanyan, 21 of which are reverse paintings on glass and the rest 29 are gouache on paper-all reflecting the panache of the world around him that project the contrasting qualities of liveliness and lull, happiness and sadness, and beauty and deformity that leads to eccentricity. "There is no single process, which is to say that I do not have a one-point agenda. I believe in exploring and I find what I see around exciting at various levels. Sometimes it is the sheer look of each unit, their configuration or even the narrative that they relate that interests me," says the artist. So, be there at the gallery before the exhibition gets over on April 25.

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Compassion is a gift of the Supreme that has different levels of perception. Less perceived by modern man, the value of compassion now comes to the fore with `Floating Perceptions-a tribute to the mental faculty of compassion' at Alankritha art gallery.

Redefining the genre of Indian contemporary art, the exhibition has created a new language Bvlgari Watch Replica that is well conceived by the keen and observant. The whole idea is not only about driving the society towards positive energy, but to trace its roots in nature. In fact, projecting the inner dynamics of nature and its transparency is the theme of all 46 creations.

Anil Gaikwad's passion for the brush combined with a wandering sensibility creates vibrant motifs on canvas with oil pastel. His `Terra Incognita' series scales through terrains that are unknown yet accessible. Similarly, Chandan Bhatty's myriad strokes conjure a fantastic approach to the language of nature where each element interacts with the other. Artist Pramod Gaikwad however believes in the philosophy of `Prana' in everything around him and that is the reason why his oil on canvas paintings celebrate `eternal rejoice'. Deepak Sonar discerns the futile and the inevitable in his acrylic on canvas creations `global warming'. Padmakar Santape and his Replica Prada Bags acrylic on canvas naturescapes disarm the ego in you with their earthy colours. Creating an interminable bond between man and nature are the ceramic sculptures of Nidhi Chopra and Nirmala Sharma. On till May 5, the exhibition is a must see.

Painting natural

The fantastic and the real, the apparent and the unusual, the spontaneous and the restraint-these contrasting elements of nature come together in the paintings of artist Rangan Bhattacherjee. As he gives leash to his imagination that percolates gradually into the minds and hearts of the viewers, the artist reveals the understanding that he has with nature. "I believe in the truth that nature preserves, that which reflects in our behaviour too. I have tried to capture that in my acrylic on handmade paper paintings," says the artist.

The five fibre glass sculptures within the 37 masterpieces are a narrative that relate the story of innocence, love and passion. However, some of his sculptures are also a replica of natural elements and living beings that project the beauty and the immaculate perfection of the Supreme creation. So be there at Chitramayee art gallery before the exhibition gets over on April 24.

(Compiled by Pallavi Sengupta)

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A CIVIL War re-enactment group was asked to shout 'Bang' instead of firing noisy replica guns near a hospital.

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The colon is getting its moment in the spotlight.

No, not the two-story period. An inflatable 20-foot-long, 8-foot replica of a human colon is coming to Cancer Treatment Centers of America at Southwestern Regional Medical Center in Tulsa on April 21.

The interactive exhibit is intended to teach people about the risks, symptoms and prevention options for colorectal cancer. This exhibit is sponsored by Sanofi-aventis U.S. as part of a national tour. Last year the group sponsored the exhibit at more than 60 sites throughout the U.S.

"Well, as a nurse, of course I'm excited about the exhibit," said Lindsay Rehm, education specialist at CTCA. "This is a great opportunity and a great visual."

Colon cancer is the second-leading cause of cancer death in Oklahoma and the nation, and it's the third most common cancer in Oklahoma, according to the American Cancer Society.

About 1,900 new cases of colon cancer were diagnosed in Oklahoma in 2008.

Leon Yoder, gastroenterologist at CTCA, said more people are diagnosed with colon cancer each year.

"Colon cancer is a very important Replica Mulberry Handbags disease in our country," he said. "By looking at the colon at this exhibit, people can see what a colon is and does."

As visitors walk through the colon exhibit, they get Cartier Fake a close-up look at healthy tissue and tissue with non-malignant colorectal cancer diseases, as well as tissue with various stages of colorectal cancer.

People over the age of 50 should have a colonoscopy performed, said Yoder. He said many people decide not to undergo a colonoscopy because of the high price. It can cost up to $1,500 for the procedure and it takes a significant part of the day.

"So I think it's being scared, having to take time off and worrying about insurance coverage for why people don't get the screenings," he said. "But colon cancer can be completely eliminated if they have a screening."

Colon cancer is the fourth most common cancer treated at CTCA. A majority of the colorectal patients are between the ages of 50 and 69, with 53 percent being male and 47 percent female.

Many people may not realize that colon cancer can be prevented if people abide by healthy nutrition and exercise, said Kalli Castille, director of nutrition and metabolic support Fake Porsche Design Watches and food services at CTCA.

"People have got to want to change," she said. "We provide a lot of education here for patients as well as families."

Castille recommends limiting red meat and eating as much plant protein as possible.

During the day for the colon cancer exhibit, Castille said CTCA is sponsoring a cooking demonstration on healthy eating.

Yoder will also be speaking about recent advances in colorectal cancer treatment.

"People should attend the event because it will give them an appreciation more what colon cancer is and the potential problems and life they can expect if they have cancer," he said. "I think colon cancer is partly due to people's habits and we can't continue to live lifestyles that aren't good for us."

News to know:

What: Prevent Cancer Super Colon exhibit

Where: Cancer Treatment Centers of America at Southwestern Regional Medical Center in Tulsa, 81st Street and Highway 169

When: April 21, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.

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