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San Diego OperaTalk! with Nick Reveles: Mozart's Idomeneo
Date: 12/4/2000; 28 minutes
San Diego Opera's Nick Reveles hosts this look into the history of Mozart's early opera seria, considered by many to be Mozart's first operatic masterpiece. (#5049)
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Work permit problems delay Chelsea winger Christian Atsu's loan move to Everton
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Ghana winger Christian Atsu's loan move to English side Everton from rivals Chelsea has delayed because of work permit problems and his personal terms.
The Toffees have reached an "agreement in principle" to sign the Chelsea winger on a season-long loan, manager Roberto Martinez has revealed.
A deal for the 22-year-old Ghana international is still subject to a work permit being received and the completion of other necessary paperwork.
Atsu must get the necessary paperwork from the Ghana Football Association proving that he has played 70 per cent of Black Stars matches in the past two years before he get an automatic work permit to play in the UK.
But, if completed, the move would mean a second successive year on loan for Atsu, who moved to Stamford Bridge from Porto for £3.5million last summer, but then headed out to Vitesse Arnhem.
Martinez told the Liverpool Echo: "Everything has been agreed with Christian - it's just a matter of finalising little details more with his work permit and personal situation.
"That will probably take a couple of days to get sorted but we have an agreement in principle to make the move as a loan deal until the end of the season."
Chelsea have not commented on the possibility of a deal.
Everton have already done business with the Londoners this summer, signing striker Romelu Lukaku for a club record £28 million following a successful loan last season.

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Sometimes married couples just need to add a little spice to their love lives.
A Thai zoo is hoping that "panda pornography" will spark romance between its two giant pandas, which were married by proxy last November in an elaborate Chinese-style ceremony.
Chuang Chuang and Lin Hui have called Thailand's Chiang Mai Zoo home for the past four years. Zoo officials had hoped that the warm Thai climate would spark the pandas' hormones and trigger their desire to mate.
But the animals, on loan from China for ten years, have yet to start a family.
A first mating attempt earlier this year failed to produce offspring, and the pandas have remained platonic pals since then—prompting officials to launch their unique plan.
"They don't know how to mate, so we need to show the male how through videos," project chief Prasertsak Buntrakoonpoontawee told the Reuters news service.
Chuang Chuang, the six-year-old male, will view films of other mating pandas when scientists judge him to be relaxed and receptive—perhaps just after a tasty dinner.
If all goes well, the racy video will be both instructional and inspirational, showing Chuang Chuang the reproductive ropes and causing him to see five-year-old Lin Hui in an entirely different light.
Captive Breeding Essential, But Not Easy
Wild pandas are so reclusive that it is extremely difficult for scientists to study their natural reproductive habits.
Their solitary nature could mean that even some wild animals are unsure of themselves with the opposite sex.
As a result, captive panda breeding has been historically difficult. Yet over the past decade international facilities have acquired a lot of hard-earned knowledge to increase the odds.


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An expert has warned that babies are at risk of 'dangerous' long term harm if they are allowed to use tablet computers for hours on end.
Dr Richard Graham cited cases of toddlers become 'addicted' to iPads and similar devices and needing psychiatric treatment as a result.
The youngest known patient being treated in the UK is a four-year-old girl from the South East whose parents were concerned when she became increasingly 'distressed and inconsolable' when her iPad was taken away from her.
The little girl was given compulsive behaviour therapy for her addiction – which escalated over a year and led to her using the device for up to four hours a day.
Dr Richard Graham, who launched his £16,000 28-day 'digital detox' programme three years ago, said there were probably many similarly-aged children with technology addiction.
He said that when the devices are taken away, the children show the same withdrawal symptoms exhibited by alcoholics or heroin addicts
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He told the Sunday Mirror: "Children have access to the internet almost from birth now. They see their parents playing on their mobile devices and they want to play too. It's difficult, because having a device can also be very useful in terms of having a reward, having a pacifier. But if you don't get the balance right it can be very dangerous."
"They can't cope and become addicted, reacting with tantrums and uncontrollable behaviour when they are taken away. Then as they grow older, the problem only gets worse. Even the most shy kids, when they hit their teens, suddenly want to become sociable and popular."
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I write with reference to what would appear to be a "failed" campaign to obtain a speed limit reduction in Holbeach St Johns.
I have been away from the area for the past few weeks, but on my return this week have caught up with the articles referring to this subject.
This coupled with the discovery of a new 40mph speed restriction now in place on the road from this village towards Spalding (Hurdletree Bank).
I have asked a few people when this came into force (it was not there previously), many had not realised of its existence, and the best estimate was the reply "a couple of weeks ago".
Accordingly, I would ask precisely what was the reasoning and logic behind this change? This is a stretch of road with two detached properties, a delapidated old chapel, followed by five properties grouped together.
This new restriction represents a 33 per cent decrease from the previous national limit for the road of 60mph. However, Jan Johnson's campaign, attracting 160 signatories, cannot get a 25 per cent decrease (40mph down to 30mph) in a heavier built up area, populated with children and senior citizens, with residential properties on both sides of the street.
Taking into account the argument put forward by Lincolnshire Road Safety Partnership and Lincolnshire County Council that they were unable to act in Holbeach St Johns due to the fact there "had only been one serious crash" in the village in recent times, are we to assume that there has been a plethora of accidents on Hurdletree Bank recently? I would say to Jan that a freedom of information request should be your next port of call, to establish the justification of these decisions.
Furthermore, I note that Millgate from its junction with Ravens Bank (Sly's Corner) up to the aforementioned Hurdletree Bank stretch of road is to be reduced to 50mph at the end of this month. Whilst I am naturally pleased for the residents along these stretches of road, just exactly how do these decisions equate to the rejection suffered by the residents of Holbeach St Johns?
I was, and I am sure most of the residents of the village were as well, disappointed to read of the priggish attitude of the senior highways officer in casually "handing off" the issue towards the direction of the police.
The administration staff for Lincolnshire Highways are lackadaisical when it comes to the villages of this area, preferring instead to churn out any buzz words or phrases that are the order of the day.
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Can you please ROBUSTLY COMPLY with providing a SERVICE DELIVERY ON A DAILY BASIS that is FIT FOR PURPOSE for the protection and well-being of residents.
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Hartford: Tracking Devices For Burglars
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Published: August 14, 2007
More than 200 paroled burglars in Connecticut will be fitted with global tracking devices as part of the state's response to a home invasion in Cheshire last month that claimed the lives of a woman and her two daughters. The state fitted parolees with convictions for first-degree and second-degree burglary with radio frequency devices on Aug. 2, and state officials said they planned to upgrade the devices to more accurate G.P.S. tracking by the end of September. Gov. M. Jodi Rell ordered the tracking devices after Jennifer Hawke-Petit, 48, and her daughters, Hayley, 17, and Michaela, 11, were found dead in their home on July 23. Two paroled burglars have been charged.


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If a modern artist were to paint David Galenson's brain, the canvas would be wildly bifurcated: on one side, the energetic squiggles and leaping colors of a passionate art lover; on the other, the cold, black, squat numbers of a professional economist.
Will the real David Galenson please stand up?
He is standing -- in fact, that's him over there by the Renoir at the Art Institute of Chicago, one of his favorite hangouts. And a few minutes later, that'll be him over there by the Degas. After that, he'll be the one peering at the Pollock (the name as published has been corrected here and in a subsequent reference in this text).


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COP 19 in Warsaw, by decision 20/CP.19 ,
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international consultation and analysis.
In Cancun, at the sixteenth session of the COP, it was decided that developing countries,
consistent with their capabilities and the level of support provided for reporting, should submit
biennial update reports. It was decided that biennial update reports will be subject to international
consultation and analysis under the SBI (Decision 1/CP.16,
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It also established the process of international consultation and analysis of biennial update reports
under the Subsidiary Body for Implementation to be conducted in a manner that is non-intrusive,
non-punitive and respectful of national sovereignty.
The international consultation and analysis will aim to increase transparency of mitigation actions
and their effects, through analysis by technical experts in consultation with the Party concerned and
through a facilitative sharing of views, and will result in a summary report (Decision 1/CP.16,
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FERGODSAKES 2.0: 2013 Michigan Football Hype Video
Tom Brady gift-wrapped the intro for you with his speech. Nice. Very nice. I haz a case of the chills.
Why isn't it Saturday yet? I just can't wait
I need to go out of my office and hit somebody right now. I am so pumped for Saturday.
Damn, this video gave me goose bumps.
there's no way you're topping this next year but that is a good thing.
I have the chills - well done, sir!
This is amazing.
And kudos for your ability to embed on original post.
Great work. Only 2 days and some change until kickoff!!
Great job.
When do the goosegumps go away? It's been a while and I'm still waiting. Nice work man.
and again and again. The effect should where off around your 15th view.
thanks for putting that together
+ 10,000 for putting the MarcusRayDestroysDavidBoston clip in there...one of my all-time favorite plays.
Very, very good..
Excellent! Best one I've seen this year.
Great job dude. I'll never get enough of Brady's reaction at 2:00. I love that this coach gets that excited over an extraordinary play on defense to win a game.
Well done! Awesome!
That requiem for a dream soundtrack might be the most overplayed-yet-still-awesome compilation to pump one up.
I know this has been coming for 4 years now, but it will be really weird not to see denard out there.
Cant wait till Saturday – go blue!
Epic. Though I think the screen could have been blank and I still would have gotten chills just from the soundtrack. Awesome job.
Football is finally here. I'm stoked.
That. Was. Awesome!!! Chills the whole time and I loved the coordination with the music, especially the Clarke sack. Just Excellent.
Tip of the cap. Well done.
Take in all of the compliments, you earned them.
Wow, this might literally be the best hype video I've ever seen. Great job
Friday before opening game... the most pointless day of work.
but unless you are in the Mongolian city of Denver and not Colorado, USA it is Thursday before Friday before opening game.
I went to Michigan with the creator of that video. We made several films together and I can honestly say, this is his best work! His college work was top notch for a student film maker but this....this is....well....THIS IS MICHIGAN FERGODSAKES!!!!
Absolutely phenomenal! I love the Brady speech. It got me pumped up right away. I love how you used the highlights to line up with the speech as he was giving it. Just perfect. They need to play this on the big screen in the Big House before the first game. That's how much I think of this video.
Well done.
May the maize and blue go undefeated, the green and white lose but one game, and may those who don the scarlet and grey lose every game, and as a punishment be forced to live out their days in Columbus, Ohio. Let the season begin.
Couldn't have said it better myself.
For good measure I just watched the HBO special on the Michigan - OSU rivalry on Youtube. There's absolutely nothing I can think about besides Saturday at 3:30, and I have to work tomorrow.............lol.
Thank you - Just Fantastic, might watch it non-stop till kickoff on Saturday.
That was fantastic. One of the best hype videos ever.
Simply OUTSTANDING!!!
amazing stuff! best hype video of the year by far.. I'm ready to go!
Awesome job.
I was ready before, but now I can't friggin wait.
Really well done. Gave me some chills.
Yes siiiir....
Man, I can't wait to see you top this next year!
GO BLUE!!!!!!!!1111!!!!11!11one!one!!!
Great video man..
Holy crap. I had some time before I interviewed with a new job today. Clicked on Mgoblog and watched this as I was tying my tie. Um...I...think I destroyed that interview after this hype up. It was amazing. Best hype video of Michigan I've seen imo.
Awesome job man!
If this doesn't get you pumped up for the season nothing will.
WOW! EnoughSaid . . .
My Sparty neighbor is mowing his lawn right now as his Sparty flag draped house serves as the backdrop. I may just have to go over and de-cleat him. Wish me luck!
Tacklin Fuel
Thanks for that! I'll be watching that at least a few more dozen times in the coming weeks!
That is the best one I have seen in awhile. Super Duper. The TB sound clips are legandary. If those aren't in every Michigan hype video then I dont know what would be hype without them. Real words of motivation, nothing thats taken out of a movie.
Well Done Sir.
Every year there is always one video that pumps me up beyond any others and this one here actually goes beyond that. I cant even explain how pumped this video gets me...When Hoke pumps his first and it freezes to the next scene I got choked up and teared up with such emotion...WOW...This is the best video I've seen. Someone needs to post this to Peppers blog page and have him use it as recruiting material. Satuday can't come soon enough. GO BLUE!!!
Pardon me while I run through this wall...
I be like dang. Great job. Chills? Chills
Just awesome. Hand clapping awesome. Better than my wedding video, graduation, kid's birth video - just traffic-stopping awesome. I will toast your good name with a cold pint this Saturday. Good Lord, THIS needs to be on the scoreboard at the stadium. A sincere thanks. Now off to watch it for the 405th time.
Just not a big fan of highlights where Michigan doesn't win.
Great work. Phenomenal, Fergodsakes
Excellent, excellent work. I started getting chills during the Brady speech and the anticipation grew throughout. One of the best hype videos I've ever seen.
Possibly the best hype video I've seen yet.
Awesome job! This my 18th year with season tickets and I am pumped for Saturday! Also, that fourth down OT tackle by Demens NEVER gets old.
No shot now.
Nice job, but I can't watch it without thinking of Requiem For a Dream, which doesn't make me feel giddy lol
Truly amazing. Thank you OP.
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Three men are being sought in the theft of a motorcycle from Skyhouse Channelside and there is a $3,000 reward for information in the case.
The men entered the secure parking area to the garage at Skyhouse in Tampa on Oct. 22 and used a grinder to cut the wheel lock on a 2014 Honda CVR1000, according to Crime Stoppers Tampa Bay.
One of the suspects wearing a black hat and dark jacket fled on the motorcycle. It is believed that the suspects replaced the ignition with one they had to start the motorcycle.
Crime Stoppers of Tampa Bay is offering a reward of up to $3,000 for information that leads to the identification and arrest of the suspects. Anyone with any information and who wants to be eligible for a cash reward is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-873-TIPS (8477), report anonymously online at www.crimestopperstb.com or send a mobile tip using the P3 Tips Mobile application.
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My grandfather is dying.
My mother is in France. My father is in Brazil. I am in despair.
Victoire Weasley is a dreamer, desperately holding onto the hope that one day her so-called best friend, Teddy Lupin, will see her as something more than a friend.
Genres: Drama, Romance, Young Adult Era: Next Generation Characters: Bill, Fleur, Ginny, Harry, OtherCanon , Teddy, Victoire Pairings: Teddy/Victoire, Bill/Fleur, Harry/Ginny
Advisory: Mild Language, Scenes of a Mild Sexual Nature, Sensitive Topic/Issue/Theme
Published: 2010.01.06 Latest Chapter: 2010.06.26 Updated: 2010.06.26 Status: WIP (20317 words)
: Trilogy by LucyLovegood
Banner by Tovsy at TDA
Scorpius Malfoy comes to Hogwarts a sheltered eleven-year-old with a passion for chess and a penchant for awkwardness.
Albus Potter, book-smart and brave, suddenly finds himself completely perplexed when he is vexed with the task of finding a date for Teddy Lupins wedding.
Rose Weasley starts her seventh year dazed and confused, keeping a secret that she is sure will break more than one heart.
Genres: Drama, Fluff, Romance Era: Next Generation Characters: Albus, Draco, Ginny, Harry, James (II), Rose, Scorpius, Teddy, Victoire Pairings: Harry/Ginny, Ron/Hermione, Rose/Scorpius, Teddy/Victoire
Advisory: Mild Language, Mild Violence, Scenes of a Mild Sexual Nature
Published: 2009.12.17 Latest Chapter: 2010.05.17 Updated: 2010.05.17 Status: WIP (13112 words)
: All Was Well by LucyLovegood
All Harry Potter ever wanted was peace, quiet and a family to call his own. Now without Death Eaters or a Dark Lord on his case, who would have thought 'happily ever after' would take nineteen years?
Births, deaths, marriages - plus a bit of Draco mystery for good measure. Abosolutely everything you ever wanted to know about those nineteen years.
Canon-tastic! Spoiler-ific!
Genres: Drama, Fluff, Romance Era: Post-Hogwarts Characters: Albus, Draco, Ginny, Harry, Hermione, James (II), Lily (II) , Molly, Ron, Teddy Pairings: Harry/Ginny, Arthur/Molly, Bill/Fleur, Ron/Hermione, Draco/OC
Advisory: Mild Language, Scenes of a Mild Sexual Nature, Substance Use or Abuse, Contains Spoilers
Published: 2007.10.07 Latest Chapter: 2010.04.18 Updated: 2010.04.18 Status: COMPLETED (49585 words)
: Together, Apart by LucyLovegood
Short story
to⋅geth⋅er /adv/ - in union, proximity, or contact, as two or more things
(as in finally being reunited after Harry nobly went off to bring down Voldemort)
a⋅part /adv/ - to be separated in place, time or motion
(as in being subjected to live on opposite ends of the country in order for Ginny to finish seventh year)
So that would put Harry and Ginny where?
Genres: Drama, Fluff, Romance Era: Post-Hogwarts Characters: Ginny , Harry, Hermione, Ron Pairings: Harry/Ginny, Ron/Hermione
Published: 2009.02.11 Latest Chapter: 2009.06.04 Updated: 2009.06.04 Status: WIP (3418 words)


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These dynos were done in the same place. Conditions were very similar, favoring Drew slightly:
Both cars were on 91 octane + meth. Both cars are running the Gintani Stage 2 supercharger with meth. Both cars ran the same boost, 7.5 psi.
Now, this is posted to show that there is a significant difference created by the exhaust system and the same dyno certainly can provide much different results. I do not understand why people were critcizing Drew about his numbers or what they were even implying. Yes, Niterider (Brian) put down 505 on a DIFFERENT dyno, not this dyno, on a different day in different conditions.
Drew's run and my own are much more compareable as they are on the same dyno. People were saying, "why Did Drew only put down xxx blah blah blah" and going on some ridiculous witch hunt. The numbers are what they are, you can see the difference for yourself.
The headers and 3 inch exhaust themselves made a larger difference than we realized. Boost dropped 2 PSI due to the headers and exhaust, VERY big difference. I was running more boost than Drew when I ran 130 mph in the 1/4. With the headers and 2 psi less, I actually gained a tiny bit of power. That goes to show how good the exhaust and headers are. Hell, you can see it yourself compared with Drew with the torque advantage through the curve at the same boost.
If the boost was upped to 9.5 psi... it would have set some records. The run was done on slipping clutch packs, tranny was simply done. It is too late to go back and we wished we noticed it earlier so we could have used a different pulley, but, you guys can figure out what another 2 PSI would do
I also want to address this comment:
Originally Posted by PencilGeek
What is wrong with the torque curve? Seems it mirrors Drew's just fine and IS gaining torque. So what are you reaching for? I know you hold me responsible for destroying your reputation (you can blame yourself) but the car was not run on C16 either. So 40 whp at 7.5 psi over Drew at 7.5 psi is a tragedy? Want to know what a tragedy really is? A built 4.6 liter stroker motor getting whooped on by stock 4.0 motors.


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By Guadalupe González
Earlier this year, BART announced it would completely redesign its fleet by 2017, but the rapid transit system has a few projects to finish before that great day. For one, there's the issue of the bacteria-infested wool seats. In 2011, BART began a project to replace most of the wool seats with cleaner vinyl ones and remove the carpeting from cars. But as anyone riding BART can attest, those gross wool ones are still in the system and continue to be thriving homes of microbiotic life… but for how much longer? Mission Local checked in with BART spokesperson James Allison to find out if and when all the old seats will be replaced.


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Wildlife, Wonders, & Wilderness
Yellowstone Forever supports projects relating to wildlife, geology, science, ecosystem, and education to preserve Yellowstone's natural resources.
Wildlife, Wonders, & Wilderness PROJECTS
Native Fish Conservation Program
Cutthroat Trout Restoration in Yellowstone Lake
The primary goal of the Native Fish Conservation Program is to protect and restore Yellowstone Cutthroat Trout. The cutthroat trout population, Yellowstone Lake's only native trout, has been severely reduced by lake trout predation and other factors, including whirling disease and drought.
Ongoing efforts include the addition of more gill netting boats and crews, finalization of research agreements to provide estimates of lake trout population size, and measures to disrupt spawning grounds around Carrington Island and other areas.
- Funding Needed: $1,000,000 annually matched by federal funds
Restoration of the Arctic Grayling, Westslope Cutthroat Trout and Slough Creek Yellowstone Cutthroat Trout
The current populations of Arctic Grayling, Westslope Cutthroat Trout, and Slough Creek Yellowstone Cutthroat Trout are at an all-time low.
Park biologists have identified priority areas that will help restore and maintain native fish populations in several key tributaries: Grayling Creek, Goose Lake, and Slough Creek.
Bear Boxes For Campgrounds
The installation of bear-proof food storage boxes in roadside campgrounds improves visitor safety, promotes the conservation of threatened grizzly bears, and enhances the visitor experience in Yellowstone. More than 1,000 sites still need bear boxes to meet the park's goal to provide a bear-proof food storage box in every campsite. You can play a role in protecting Yellowstone bears by sponsoring a bear box.
- Funding Needed: $1,500 per Box/$82,500 Annually
Yellowstone Wolf Project
The Yellowstone Wolf Project has received national acclaim, and pays for monitoring, equipment, short-term studies, and other wolf program needs. It also covers the costs that researchers incur when they capture and collar wolves, including vehicles and aerial monitoring.
$2,500 supports winter/summer field studies on predation, pup survival, and monitoring aerial flights. $5,000 supports Yellowstone's wolf biologists' efforts to collar wolves to gather genetic samples for testing and lab work.
- Funding Needed: $250,000 Annually
Wolf Field Education Project
Protecting wolves and safely managing over 25,000 visitors who attend formal field education programs are the goals of this project. Your support also helps prevent the wolves from becoming habituated to humans.
- Funding Needed: $50,000 Annually
Yellowstone Cougars
Monitoring the dynamics of Yellowstone's cougar population is a new project that can determine how predator diversity affects the ecosystem. This research will also help the park collaborate with other wildlife managers in parks where many carnivores reside.
- Funding Needed: $50,000
Wildlife Health Project
Because infectious diseases are more frequently being shared between humans and wildlife, Yellowstone Forever started funding the Yellowstone Wildlife Health Program in 2007. This program has produced high-quality research, partly due to the development of a state-of-the-art diagnostic lab. Groundbreaking work in the lab has included identifying the brucellosis bacteria in bison and elk, and providing insight into whether a vaccination program would significantly reduce this infection. Further work is needed to develop a more comprehensive wildlife health program that would promote wildlife conservation and reduce disease risks to park staff, visitors and local communities.
- Funding Needed: $100,000 Annually
Black Bear Study
Yellowstone National Park exists as one of the most famous bear habitats in the entire world. Whereas grizzly bears in the park have been studied continuously for over 50 years, very little research has been conducted on Yellowstone's black bears. A combination of GPS collars and non-invasive DNA techniques will be used to study the habitat use, food habits, spatial and temporal distribution, resource partitioning and competition between black bears and grizzly bears.
- Funding Needed: $200,000 a year for 3 years
Assess Grizzly Bear Food Habits
Climate change, as well as the introduction of exotic plants, animals, and diseases, has affected Yellowstone grizzlies. This project will utilize GPS camera collars to gain insights into the potential effects of climate change on the food habits of grizzly bears in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.
- Funding Needed: $181,600
Climate Impacts On Grizzly Bear Feeding
Winter-killed bison, elk, mule deer, bighorn sheep, and pronghorn carcasses are concentrated sources of calories for grizzly bears in early spring after den emergence when there are relatively few other foods available to bears. A 23-year data collection on warming climate conditions and how it is affecting spring ungulate carcasses used by grizzly bears, black bears, wolves and other carnivores will be analyzed in this study.
- Funding Needed: $10,000


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Group Visits
Ffotogallery Education can provide a free 30-minute tour and talk at Turner House, enabling pupils to engage with our changing exhibition displays and to promote confidence in being in the gallery environment and interpreting contemporary art. We can also offer tailored practical workshops in digital media for groups of all ages and ability.
The Ffotogallery Education team can devise and facilitate workshops for classes and groups at Turner House in a range of subjects. These workshops can be tailored to meet curriculum requirements, include a guided tour of the exhibition, hands-on practical exercises using cameras, computers and software and discussion and ideas for activities in the classroom. Prices start at £175.
If you're planning a visit to the gallery, download our free guide, which suggests ideas and ways that teachers / group leaders can make the most of a visit to Ffotogallery and feel confident to use the exhibitions independently if necessary.
Continuing Professional Development
Ffotogallery Education can provide CPD training for teachers either at our gallery, at our teaching and darkroom facilities in Chapter, or at school. These one-day courses for individuals or staff groups emphasise the creative acquisition of skills in lens-based and digital media and strategies for looking at art. Prices start at £25 person.
Options include:
Digital Photography
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Darkroom Techniques (at Chapter)
For more information please contact the education team on 029 2034 1667 or email [email protected]
Lightbox Resource
Lightbox is a major online resource for Art and Design Teachers and young people in Wales. It is the product of a 3 year period of research and consultation with schools and art teachers across Wales in collaboration with the exam board and NGfL. Visually exciting, rich in opportunities for learning, it promotes the creative use of digital technologies, photography and moving image within the curriculum.
The resource provides advice, training and inspiration to teachers and learners in 3 categories:
Learn – a guided tour through a wealth online visual art and design content – artists, galleries, and resources from Wales and around the world
Assess – support in the assessment of innovative art and design practice from people at GCSE and A'level
Progress – addressing the skills gap between education and careers in the creative industries. Information and training for teachers and short films featuring Welsh artists and designers providing careers advice themselves.


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Motorola Milestone XT720 in India, slimmest smartphone runs on Android 2.1
Motorola brings one of the slimmest smartphone that runs on Android 2.1, the new Motorola Milestone XT720 in India. The handset is packed with features right from 8 megapixel camera which is the first in the Android category packed with a Xenon Flash. Also the phone makes high definition video recording and playback possible thanks to the HDMI and Wi-Fi connectivity. The new Milestone XT 720 from Motorola comes with a price tag of Rs. 34,990 in India.
The XT720 is quite a looker with its 11mm thin body which feels sleek to hold. The navy blue colored body combined with silver tones and a mirrored finish makes it a beautiful device to carry. With 512 M of ROM and 256M of RAM, the handset comes with 8GB of memory which can be expanded up to 32 GB via microSD card so that you get more memory to store your music, videos and photos.
Great images can be enjoyed on its 3.7 inch LED touchscreen with 480 x 854 display resolution. You can also record high-def videos and view it on an HDMI with the help of an HDMI cable provided with the device. Milestone XT 720 is an Android powered device hence users get an access to host of apps through the Android Market such as Google Search, Google Street View, Google Maps, YouTube, Google Calendar, Google Talk and Gmail. The other app includes Push Exchange, IM, Google Talk and POP3.
A full HTML 5 browser comes loaded with the Milestone XT720 together with load of multimedia features such as FM radio and HD Video capture at 720p. The phone also offers various connectivity features including Bluetooth, USB 2.0, 3.5mm headset jack, Wi-Fi and GPS with location services including Google Maps and Motonav. A fully guided street level navigable MapmyIndia maps of 401 Indian cities is also provided with the smartphone together with free lifetime accessibility.
XT720 offers a talk time of up to 270 minutes and a standby time of up to 320 hours on 3G with its 1390mAh Li ion battery.
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Students suffer the effects of Bush's educational policies
Roque Strew | Monday, March 29, 2004
The stately Ionic north portico of the White House is like a broken floodgate. All of President Bush's lies, perhaps, couldn't fit in that one building. And so the deluges of mendacity have cascaded down Pennsylvania Avenue. Nothing has been spared. No issue has gone unsullied by the administration's deceit and sophistry – not the environment, labor, Medicare, WMD, nothing. Overlooked and unglamorous, education is without doubt among the most vital of these issues.Education, after all, is a basic social good. Bush might even concede this much. What he cannot concede on his next "Meet the Press" is that his policies acknowledge this – education's vital importance. Fealty to the market, or the party line, or God knows what, trumps education for Bush. But where Prime Minister Tony Blair faced a firestorm of resistance to university tuition hikes in England, Bush gets a free pass. Tellingly, one charge leveled against Blair's plan is that it will reshape the British system in the image of the American – as costly and inaccessible.Let's begin with one of the Bush's proudest accomplishments – the No Child Left Behind (NCLB) law. "Ironic" just doesn't quite convey the scale of inaccuracy of the law's name. This year, the administration is giving $9.4 billion less than what is needed to fully fund NCLB. Both Education Week and Harvard's Civil Rights Project testify that poor students aren't getting the tutoring promised by NCLB, due to poor implementation and underfunding. Urban minorities, of course, are hit hardest. The de facto title would be No Wealthy White Child Left Behind. Doesn't quite have the same ring.Wait until the kids grow up. This is the third straight year that Bush either froze or cut the maximum Pell Grant – quite the volte-face from his old campaign promise to increase the maximum, to help make college more affordable. And last year, Bush sought to eliminate Pell Grants entirely for 84,000 students, slashing aid to thousands more. An amendment backed by Democrats luckily prevented this.Republicans have exerted curiously special effort in slighting and burdening college students. Ten days ago, to counter GOP misinformation, Rep. George Miller issued a letter to demolish their untruths, point by point.First he reminded the House that the GOP has "failed to do anything meaningful this Congress" to help students of lesser means afford college. He added to Bush's record, with Pell Grants, that last year's maximum grant, adjusted for inflation, was worth $500 less than the max in 1975. And he wondered why nothing has come of Bush's promise to help community colleges.In a March 17 Washington Post article, Miller quoted a line that nicely captures the GOP agenda: "House Republicans are considering legislation aimed at reducing government subsidies for a federally supported student loan program, a step that critics say could lead to sharp increases in the long-term cost of going to college." Finally he drew attention to Republican support for a banking industry-backed plan to eliminate students' ability to lock in low interest rates over the life of their loans. This plan would force the average student borrower to pay more than $6,600 in extra interest, doubling the cost of loans for millions. There's no room for interpretation here.Vigilant compilers of the Harper's Index add two worrying stats: America's total private-loan debt for college tuition has increased by a factor of four since 1995; and a minimum of seven states will raise tuition by 20 percent or more at least one public university. You needn't be one of the eggheads in sweater vests at the Brookings Institute to spy a trend here. It's all kinds of wrong. It's in-your-face wrong.Barbara Ehrenreich in "Class Struggle 101" broke down university financing into a two-pronged approach – raising tuition and lowering staff pay. Notre Dame doesn't stray too far from this approach. The latest tuition hike here at Notre Dame was 6.9 percent. In Latin America, according to a comparative politics professor, students would take to the streets in protest, railing against a patent injustice. Here we've accepted extortion as the norm. And Notre Dame's record with its staff isn't exactly pretty – sending workers home early, not hiring replacements for retiring workers and vigorously fighting unionization.Noted in these pages by Kamaria Porter last week, Harvard's bucking the trend, proffering substantially more aid, for many disposing of tuition altogether. This is on top of such admirable efforts as its successful campaign and sit-in demanding a living wage for Harvard employees. Harvard is blazing the trail to a nobler place, showing schools like ours that there's a better way.But first this apathetic administration has got to go. For Bush and company, students – especially those from below the upper class – are the last priority. Regardless of what side you're aligned with, free-education radical or concerned moderate, the fact is that Bush has failed students comprehensively. Moreover, he shows no signs of switching directions. Moral epiphanies are as rare as candor in this administration. Along with the rest of the GOP, Bush is dedicated to indifference. We have to dedicate ourselves to ousting him.
Roque Strew is a junior political science major. His column appears every other Monday. He can be contacted at [email protected] views expressed in this column are those of the author and not necessarily those of The Observer.


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Thing About This Road
- Artist: Storybox
- Format: CD
- Release Date: 12/1/2009
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Probably like most records, making this one has been quite an effort! Spanning a couple of contintents and years, we're well pleased to finally have this effort in the bag. Hope you like it! Notes from the liner: All of us are traveling down roads of one kind or another, roads that take us closer or further from our destination. The destination can be many things: musical fame (we wish!) or obscurity, wealth or poverty, rich friendships or loneliness, marriage or divorce, life or even death. Stay on your road long enough and eventually you'll get to your destination, desirable or otherwise. Sometimes we start down a road that looks good, but in the end we realise we got it wrong; but how far can you go before there's no return? It's a theme of several tracks on this record. Four in particular tell the story of a young man who did exactly that. It's an old story originally told to describe how God sees people that are far from him. It's also a story that has encouraged us as a band, and one we hope will encourage you too. God bless, Storybox.


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For 40 years, Hilda Laughlin actually has looked forward to Mondays because that�s meant Alamance Chorale practice.
Laughlin and Alice Corbett are the two remaining charter members in a vocal group that began as the Alamance Choral Society under the direction of Elizabeth �Betsy� Wood in 1974. Laughlin took voice lessons from Wood at the time and said �she wanted me to try this.�
And, she�s enjoyed it ever since.
When Laughlin�s husband suffered from Alzheimer�s disease, �I would have someone stay with him so I could go to chorale. It was the time I loved. When I would come back home, he would always say �I�m glad you can go. You�re so happy when you return.� �
The dynamic is unlike most choral groups in that the singers range in age and experience levels. There are retired folks as well as students and young professionals.
The Monday night rehearsals are often filled with 10 to 15 minutes of chatter because the singers do enjoy talking and spending time together.
�We get along so well and we just enjoy each other,� Laughlin said.
Rehearsals take place from 7:15 p.m. to 9:15 p.m. during the school year in the choir room at Front Street United Methodist Church and begin with warm-ups. Director Daniel Privette, as he does in his day job as chorus teacher at Graham Middle School, has his �lesson plans� all set.
But with this group, �all I have to worry about is the music.�
Privette is celebrating his 10th year with the chorale. He joined the group as a tenor for the 2004 dinner show, in which the chorale prepares and serves the food as well as providing the entertainment, and performed with them off and on for a while before becoming the group�s director about five years ago.
Privette grew up in the church and has come to appreciate the dedication of good accompanists like Nancy McMillan, whom he said, �doesn�t flinch if we try challenging material. I�m happy to have Nancy to work with.� Privette�s parents also are a part of the group and although serving as their director can be a challenge, he always looks forward to their advice.
More than a dozen directors, including a few music professors from Elon College, and a number of accompanists, have worked with the singers through the years. The Alamance Chorale�s first concert took place March 3, 1974, inside Elon College�s Whitley Auditorium � it was Vivaldi�s �Gloria.� Wood, who also directed music at Bethany Presbyterian Church in Graham, served as director and accompanist was Maurine Gminder, organist.
Kevin Holland didn�t have his driver�s license when he joined the Alamance Chorale in the 1970s. Wood would drive to his house and pick him up for rehearsals and bring him home again. He was a junior in high school at the time and saw an announcement in the Times-News looking for singers.
Holland, now director of music at Edenton United Methodist Church in Raleigh, fondly recalled how much he enjoyed being a part of the chorale during its early days.
�I was the only tenor there,� he said in a recent phone interview. �It was the great opportunity to sing music I wouldn�t have been able to sing otherwise.�
It was through the chorale�s Facebook page that he reconnected with some of the original members of the group and discovered the chorale was celebrating its 40th anniversary.
�When I was part of the group, there were 15 or 20 of us,� he said. �We were all huddled together, learning music; it was an exciting time.�
Soprano Phyllis Walker, currently chorale president, joined the group thanks to her late friend, Olga Lauzau.
�We met in Gallery Players� �Fiddler on the Roof,� � Walker said. Her daughter, Carol, also is in the group and sings soprano.
Phyllis Walker was a part of the group when it was chosen to represent Alamance County at the 1982 World�s Fair in Knoxville, Tenn., and later that year, the same program was performed on the Elon College campus.
The group also was featured in a film for TV based on the Spirit of Volunteerism in the United States, which was narrated by former president Ronald Reagan; the film was presented at the National Chamber of Commerce Convention.
It performed for the North Carolina General Assembly�s session in May 1991 and has performed concerts throughout the Piedmont-Triad and Triangle, something Privette hopes to do more of in the future.
On March 7-8, the Alamance Chorale will celebrate its 30th dinner show with �Our 40 Years Of Broadway,� selections from previous dinner shows, as well as a few surprises. The dinner show is at Front Street United Methodist Church, 136 S. Fisher St., Burlington. Doors open at 6:15 p.m. and dinner will be served at 7 p.m.
The chorale, which now has about 60 members, performs a Christmas concert, as well as the two dinner shows and a spring show.
John Flowers has been a part of the chorale for 15 years now and has served as past president. Flowers, who sings bass, joined the group thanks to fellow bass, Nelson Young. Getting a chance to perform �a nice spread of music� as well as fellowship with his fellow singers is one of his favorite aspects of the group.
Steve Van Pelt, sings bass and is a member of the Alamance-Burlington Board of Education as well as a former band director and past chorale president. He has a master�s degree in music and feels that whether it�s classical or sacred music, �each piece has its challenges.� His wife, Mary Anne, sings alto.
�There�s a lot of talent in this group,� Laughlin said.
Besides the talent on stage, there are some talented cooks in this group, too. The dinner show menu will include a marinated pork tenderloin with apricot glaze, marinated carrots, herbed rice, green beans, carrot cake and beverages (tea and coffee). The marinated carrots are diners� favorites.
�One year we didn�t have them and we had complaints,� Walker added. The recipe can be found at the right. Cost for the dinner show is $25 (includes dinner and the show) and tickets can be purchased from chorale members or at the Alamance County Arts Council. For more details, call (336) 226-4495.
Laughlin, a soprano, said it�s through the dinner show that �you get to know people better.�
After all, the performers are not only singing, but decorating, dishing out food, serving it and clearing the tables away. It�s a two-day event and Laughlin admitted that it can certainly be tiring, but it�s such an accomplishment to see it all come together and look out at the audience and see them singing along and smiling.
The first dinner show was held in 1983. During a recent interview, Walker thumbed through some photos throughout the years, including some of past dinner shows in which the singers dressed in costumes.
One photo shows Bob Byrd on alto saxophone with Barbara Bennett, now his wife, on piano.
�Barbara and I met on the bus when the Alamance Chorale traveled to Knoxville in June 1982, when the Chorale performed at the World�s Fair. We sat next to each other on the bus, where we discovered that we had quite a lot in common. Even though Barbara had been the accompanist for the chorale for the previous several years, and I sang in the bass section for a couple of years, we never really met until the bus trip. We started dating in October of that year,� Bob Byrd said.
Byrd and Earl Thompson, who also played trumpet for the dinner show, both went on to become part of the Alamance Jazz Band.
�There are so many connections that have formed from and through this group,� Walker said.
During the chorale�s upcoming spring show on May 13, Pepper Choplin�s composition, to commemorate the chorale�s 40th anniversary, will be performed for the first time. Privette was familiar with Choplin�s choral anthems and contacted him about the possibility of performing an original composition to commemorate this year. Choplin did his student teaching at Cummings High School and is a Raleigh native. The concert will be at 7:30 p.m. at Macedonia Evangelical Lutheran Church, 421 West Front St., Burlington. Tickets are free, but nonperishable food donations will be accepted.
While the group has certainly grown in attendance in the last 40 years, Privette welcomes new members as well as new audiences to hear what this group is all about.
�Music is one of those things, a skill really, that you learn at an early age and continue to do your whole life. We all listen to music at some point during our lives. Music is a lot like food in that everybody has their own tastes,� he said. �We all become advocates and fans of music and it�s definitely true in this group.�
The Alamance Chorale�s annual dinner show wouldn�t be complete without the marinated carrots recipe. Chorale president Phyllis Walker said it�s always a favorite among dinner show diners. The chorale�s 30th annual dinner show will be March 7-8 and the chorale is celebrating its 40th anniversary season this year. Enjoy!
Alamance Chorale Marinated Carrots
2 pounds (5 cups) peeled, sliced carrots (see cook�s notes)
1 green pepper, diced or cut into rings
1 medium onion, diced or cut into rings
1 10�-ounce can condensed tomato soup
� cup canola oil (see cook�s notes)
� cup granulated sugar (see cook�s notes)
� cup vinegar (see cook�s notes)
1 teaspoon dry or prepared mustard
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon pepper
1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
Cook carrots until tender, but firm (approximate cooking time is 20 minutes). Mix onions and peppers with the cooked and drained carrots. Combine remaining ingredients and pour over vegetables. Cover and refrigerate for at least 12 to 24 hours. Serve cold. The dish will keep in the refrigerator for up to two weeks.
� Cook�s notes: You can substitute olive oil for canola oil and use rice vinegar instead of vinegar. Instead of � cup granulated sugar, you can use � cup. Canned, sliced carrots may be used. If baby carrots are used, leave whole. Diced onions and peppers should equal � cup each.
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There were at least 27 Greater White-fronts in the mix today, the most I've seen here this season. Two Ross's had been around, but they weren't seen. One of the hybrids is visible in the lower left corner.
I remember when I was a kid, and my father and I would scour through Canada flocks looking for the occasional White-front. Granted, they were much less numerous here in the 80's, but I think we were overestimating the trouble of picking them out (the orange legs and bill do stand out just a little :')
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A "relationship support" meeting booked by 'Miss Lovelace', Mitzi, Daphne and Lulu, at the village hall has been cancelled amid fears that it was being used as a bondage workshop. The move comes just weeks after the publication of the controversial book, "50 Shades of Candlewick Green". There are also fears that the daily Chigley biscuit factory dance could just be an elaborate cover for an open air orgy, after regular dogging sessions were found to be taking place in Poggles Wood. The shocking revelation comes just weeks after Caption Snort, the Officer in charge of Pippin Fort was arrested for suspected substance abuse.
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