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Atlantis reported: "Perse is in the attacking force, in his planetbuster—" just before they felt the shock of a ray of enormous power bring Atlantis to a near-stop while pummeling it over and over. Everyone grabbed something as the huge ship was shaken like a maraca.
"It's holding," Maitreya pointed out, meaning the shield was not letting them be destroyed.
"Yes," Atlantis grunted, "the shields can withstand even Perse's planetbuster. But it does make it hard to move out of this system very rapidly." Atlantis continued at sublight speed — a petty pace — while the swarm of Rebel ships closed around it and added their own firepower. Still Atlantis held together and swam slowly toward the periphery of the solar system and up out of the plane of the ecliptic.
"Look!" Templegard shouted and pointed at a viewscreen. Perse had taken his fire off of Atlantis and was turning his aim to Earth.
They looked at each other. It was obvious what they had to do. Atlantis dropped shields and was instantly vaporized.
Perse stopped firing at Earth, having in the first second or two created a huge slice visible from space, which today is known as the Grand Canyon. A few more seconds would have split the Earth like an apple, which Perse had not wanted — he wanted Earth and had invested a lot of time and trouble in getting it. Now that it was his, more or less, he wanted to preserve it. But he had not been bluffing — he would have sacrificed Earth had Atlantis not sacrificed itself to save Earth. He knew his game would go on forever, sadly, bitterly, so he had all the time in the world.
Down on the ground, Athenius with the help of other men still able-bodied had saved Ares and whomever else they could from the sea, and then from the horror of the land of death and mud. Now they were trekking back to Hellas, a small band. Ares was in a coma and being carried and attended to, as were several others. It was a difficult journey but Athenius was everywhere, supporting people, giving orders, doing a lot of the hardest work himself, showing the good example. Some died but he got most of his men out.
A hero's welcome awaited them at Polis. The Rebels had leaked their own version of the story to the Hellenes and Parsans: Ares and Athenius were the heroes who had destroyed Atlantis. They had fought with valor and overcome impossible odds. They had literally freed all of the tribes from a powerful invader. Their names would be known down through the generations as the heroes who had saved the world. Then something, perhaps some last cruel trick of the Atlanteans, some secret weapon though too late for them, had gone off, creating earthquakes and floods, and almost all of our warriors had sunk into the earth. Only these few, Ares, Athenius and the others, survived.
Later, in his honor, the name of the city of Polis would be changed to Athens. Ares would come down in legend as an Olympian god, the god of war.
"Many great and wonderful deeds are recorded of your state in our histories. But one of them exceeds all the rest in greatness and valour. For these histories tell of a mighty power which unprovoked made an expedition against the whole of Europe and Asia, and to which your city put an end. This power came forth out of the Atlantic Ocean, for in those days the Atlantic was navigable; and there was an island situated in front of the straits which are by you called the Pillars of Heracles; the island was larger than Libya and Asia put together, and was the way to other islands, and from these you might pass to the whole of the opposite continent which surrounded the true ocean; for this sea which is within the Straits of Heracles is only a harbour, having a narrow entrance, but that other is a real sea, and the surrounding land may be most truly called a boundless continent. Now in this island of Atlantis there was a great and wonderful empire which had rule over the whole island and several others, and over parts of the continent, and, furthermore, the men of Atlantis had subjected the parts of Libya within the columns of Heracles as far as Egypt, and of Europe as far as Tyrrhenia. This vast power, gathered into one, endeavoured to subdue at a blow our country and yours and the whole of the region within the straits; and then, Solon, your country shone forth, in the excellence of her virtue and strength, among all mankind. She was pre-eminent in courage and military skill, and was the leader of the Hellenes. And when the rest fell off from her, being compelled to stand alone, after having undergone the very extremity of danger, she defeated and triumphed over the invaders, and preserved from slavery those who were not yet subjugated, and generously liberated all the rest of us who dwell within the pillars. But afterwards there occurred violent earthquakes and floods; and in a single day and night of misfortune all your warlike men in a body sank into the earth, and the island of Atlantis in like manner disappeared in the depths of the sea. For which reason the sea in those parts is impassable and impenetrable, because there is a shoal of mud in the way; and this was caused by the subsidence of the island."
Plato, Timaeus
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1: Built on Amazing Grace by 4 Him I can see it so vividly In a memory-the simplicity Of the strength of a father, prayers of a mother And the trust of a child. Just a virtuous family Such a place of hope, such a place of peace And whatever the matter we all stayed together Through the toughest of times Cause love was the common bond for all Looking back I still recall. | A Song that describes our past, present and future families
3: Dear Brithparents: We know that you have come to this decision to place your child with an adoptive family because you want what is best for your child. You are making a great sacrifice for the child that you love very much. We admire your strength and courage for choosing an adoption plan for your child. We are thankful that you are reading our profile, and would love to receive the gift that you can give; for us to become the adoptive parents of your child. We are Tim and Angie. Adoption was always thought of as an option for us to grow our family, and now it has become the smartest choice for us. Tim, himself, was adopted as an infant in Michigan, in the 1960's. Tim's parents also adopted his younger sister, Kim. We hope and pray that you get to know us a little by looking through this profile book. We believe that God has chosen for us to be adoptive parents, and that He has the right placement for your child in His plan too. Right now, we don't know the outcome-- but we trust that He will guide us all. In Christ's Love. Tim and Angie
4: Adoption fits Us | Peter Timothy adopted by Pete and Mary Lou My Thoughts on being adopted: The selfless gift my birthmother made, granted me blessings by placing me in my adoptive family. While I someday hope to meet her, I know that characteristics of her live on with and through me. My placement with my adoptive family gave me opportunities and experiences that have very much enriched my life. And for that, I am thankful. | Tim, on the day his parents brought him home.
5: I am special because I am adopted! | Kim, Tim's sister was also adopted | Angie's cousin, Julie, was adopted
6: June 16, 2001
7: { | { | LOVE | Our Love Story Tim proposed to me after a birthday dinner at the same restaurant that we had our first date. We watched the sunset from Silver Beach, and that is when he gave me one last gift-- 25 bubble gum machine rings and the one in the center that was my engagement ring. Our wedding was at the church I grew up in.. The minister from our church married us. Much like all we do, our wedding was a family affair, and we did most things ourselves, including the invitations. Family and Friends were an important part of our ceremony. But most of all, God was to be involved from the start, and we hoped and prayed that we could glorify God in our ceremony, since He was the one that brought us together.
8: "Families are like fudge ... mostly sweet with a few nuts." | Tim's Family | Sister Kim,Glenn and kids- Ben, Josh, Hannah and Leah | Mom and Dad
9: MAKING MEMORIES | It was all so amazing Every Laugh, Every Tear Every Moment we shared It was all so amazing Through your faith, I have come to believe in a prayer -- 4 Him | Angie's Family | Brother James, Tamekia and MacKenzie | Mom and Dad | Aunt Janet and Cousin Julie
10: 7th Grade Teacher | Passion for Learning and Reading | Adventure! | Teaching in the school I went to | "For I know the plans I have for you", declares the Lord, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you a hope and a future." Jer 29:11
11: Angie's | Page | Gardening and Home Improvement | The hands of time may take me down a million roads Still my heart always carries me back to the place The home built on amazing grace- 4 Him | Angie is a 7th grade reading teacher. She has also been a teacher in the younger grades. Angie cares deeply about the children she teaches and strives to be a positive influence in their lives.. Tim shared with Angie his yearning to experience new places and she fell in love with the Rocky Mountains when they visited them together. Angie enjoys making their house a home with gardening and special touches.
12: Tim's Page | Having Fun | Backyard Sledding | Fun with Kids
13: Tim is a psychologist at a Christian Counseling practice. Tim loves being with others, he is a great listener and is always ready for fun! Tim shares his hobbies with Angie--Photography, playing around, fireworks and home improvement. Tim will share something special with his child, he also was adopted, and has traveled that path in his life. | Home Improvement | Fireworks! | Enjoys listening to people
14: Grandparents | Pete and Mary Lou Tim's Parents | Dad is a retired business contract negotiator Mom is a retired physical therapist. Mom continues to volunteer, and serves on the board of Alternaterm, a crisis pregnancy center. They strive to be involved in the lives of their grandchildren. They make many trips from their home in Ohio, to the West Mi area where Tim's sister and we live. Pete and Lou arrange special events and activities to make memories for their grandchildren.
15: Adoption fits Us, Too! | Gary and Sylvia Angie's Parents | Gary recently retired from working as an informational technologist. He is filling his time with visiting with people that need support, and babysitting his grandnieces. Sylvia is a 2nd grade teacher at the same school district as Angie. MacKenzie is their granddaughter, and Angie's brother, James and Tameka live in Texas. Gary and Sylvia make a couple trips a year to "go to MacKenzie's House" because it is important to them to be a part of her life, even if she is far away. Both Gary and Sylvia are excited to meet a new grandchild, and want to be an active part of his or her life.
16: We have two cats, Sneakers and Dizzy. We also enjoy the backyard fauna;deer, birds and other creatures. | Sneakers | Dizzy
17: Our Backyard has plenty of space to play. We hope to get a dog sometime after we have children | Around the House
18: HAPPY BIRTHDAY | One tradition we have is to celebrate birthdays--even the adult ones! Tim has his "Birf-day" cake (a Spice cake) every year. Angie's usually falls during the annual family vacation week. It is important to thank God for having our loved ones in our lives. We try to make as many family birthday parties as we can.
19: Birthdays hold a special place in our lives! We celebrate Life!
20: Since we are so close to Lake Michigan, we visit often | The Lake
21: Travel | Up North | Out West | NiAGARA
22: Cookies and Fondue | Gifts | Trees | We remember to keep Jesus in the middle of it all, using an advent calendar and a child-friendly Nativity Scene. Tim and Angie have a fondue dinner each Christmas Eve and celebrate Christmas morning at their own house before traveling to see family. | We visit, and do 'Christmas' with Angie's extended family, Tim's parents and Tim's sister's family
23: J O Y | Jesus is the Reason for the Season | Christmas Traditions | We enjoy decorating our home for the Holidays!
24: We must not let the years erase This inheritance of amazing grace But through every tomorrow Our children must follow In this passage of faith So that love will forevermore remain As the light that guides our way -- 4 Him | Our Guiding Principles- As for me and my household, we will serve the Lord. --Joshua 24: 15 | Faith Christ is the center of our family. Our child will be surrounded by God's love and community by attending church, and being a part of an extended family that follows Christ. Family A child raised in our home and our extended family will be accepted truly and whole-heartedly. Adoption fits us, and our families; Tim and his sister are adopted, and so is a cousin of Angie's . CousinJulie, has 4 children of her own, and hosts a weekly 'Family Night' for Angie's entire family. Education Our child will have the loving support to learn and to follow their interests. We know that a person never stops learning. We both have graduates degrees, and will encourage a college degree for our child. Love, Respect and Personal Responsibility A family can fall apart if love and respect for each other is not present. We have committed to love another for life, and to work hard at keeping up a healthy marriage. We will also work just as hard to build loving and respectful relationships with our children.
25: Dear Birthparents: | Thank you for taking the time to learn about us. If you choose to place your child with us, you will continue to have your honored place as the child's first parents.. We will honor the arrangements we make in an adoption plan. We look forward | to meeting you and learning about your life, so that we may share that with your child. Tim's adoption was closed, so he doesn't know much about his first family. We want our child to know as much as they want to know. | In Christ's Love, Tim and Angie

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Inspector Supervisor Barret didn't know what to make of it. Of all his years as lead officer,Homicide Division of the Mars Planetary Police Force, he had seen his fair share of unusual crimes. But this one baffled him.
Exo-Archeologist Supervisor Rupert Jones, arrived from Earth a week ago. It's kind of funny, he thought, that they share something in common ... the same rank. What's not funny is Jones is dead.... while he doesn't have a clue why.
Jones, who he found out was called "Indiana" by his team (supposedly based on a reference from an old documentary film on archaeology), was on an exploratory mission.
He was sent by the United Earth Federation to look into the suspected disappearances of some settlers in a camp ninety kilometres from the Mars Alpha Settlement.
The Alpha settlement, set up around three decades ago, was the first, and currently, the only populated settlement on Mars. Two more settlements – Beta and Charlie- are being prepared for coming migrants in the near future.
The camp that Jones was assigned to investigate was inhabited by early Mars settlers who refused to join the official UEF sanctioned Alpha settlement group that started developing the planet's terrain decades ago. He himself was assigned here just twenty years after the settlement started, as a rookie Planetary Cop (although he had a few years with the UEF force in NYC). In the years that passed, he rose up to the rank of Inspector Supervisor, answerable only to the Mars Planetary Police Chief (and technically, the Mars Governor).
"Indiana" Jones was the leader of the exo-arch team who went into the camp,on sector 17,Mars Terrain. Twenty four hours later, he's dead.
Barret's investigation turned from an ordinary homicide, into a most interesting one, the moment he arrived at the "crime scene". Jones lived in a 3rd story flat, a few blocks from where he himself lived. He got the call from the station just as he was finishing his breakfast, and he went straight from his home to Unit 3-D, Trump Apartments, Tijuana St., Alpha Settlement.
On the way, Barret felt like it was going to be one of those ordinary days. He was even humming his favourite song – "That Face", from a very old musical titled "The Producers". Barret had a thing for old musicals.
Hmmmmm..hmmm.. Barret felt so good this morning that he actually sang a part of it while climbing up the steps...
"That face, that face, that dangerous face...I mustn't be unwise. Those lips, that nose, those eyes.... could lead to my demise..." … hmmmm...hmmmmm
It was a good thing he had a small morning meal, cause he would have risked embarrassing himself once he saw the body.
Jones was slumped, seated at his desk chair, obviously dead. What made the sight horrific, was Jones's eyes were burned and empty, as if someone held a blowtorch directly into the sockets.
What made it even more strange than the many gruesome murders he has seen in his life, is that Jones was smiling. Not just any smile, but his face showed a sense of happiness that was so pure, that you cannot help think that he actually died "happy" ... happier even, than anyone, like himself, would ever live for the rest of one's life.
He shook that feeling off, removing that strange thought from his mind, and started to go to work.
He did all the usual stuff, checked for signs of an attack or a struggle, checked for prints, interviewed the neighbours, and turned everything in the flat upside down.
They came up with zilch.
He ordered the forensic staff to take the body to the labs and examine it thoroughly, and carefully bag all the evidence . There were a bunch of photographs next to a printer on the table, and some were scattered on the floor. He also found a voice recorder on the desk, and had the team collect it and sent to the station.
He was about to leave when he was called by Ruiz,one of the new young guys on the force, and asked him to take a look at something. The kid told him he finished bagging the evidence, but that he found something else.
What he found was interesting , but not unusual for the exo-archeology types like Jones. It seemed that Jones set up a small darkroom inside his apartment.
Darkrooms were a very old set up of processing non digital photographs. Many decades since digital photography was invented, there were still a small group of people who insisted to take pictures the old way, through photographic film.
It was a cumbersome and expensive way to take a photograph. Aside from the equipment, which costs dozens of times more than the usual cameras, one had to know someone who knew how to process it.
They were taught about this stuff,in the academy. You had to load the thing called a film roll, which contained what they called "exposures" or the number of photos you can take, into a film camera, and after the picture was taken, you had to remove the film from the canister, in a room without any light (since the film was sensitive to it, and could be ruined if exposed before being developed)... hence the term Darkroom.
In almost total darkness, one had to dip the film into some chemicals until the images appear on the film. After that, you insert the film into some sort of projector where it will cast the image to a piece of photographic paper. You then had to dip the paper into chemicals, again. Only then would you have a print.
There was a table filled with trays that had some pungent smelling chemicals on it. Above it appeared what looked like a clothesline, with some clips. On the table, a spool of film, and near it, was an empty, popped open canister. At the far end of the table was a projector like device...sort of like a hanging flashlight. He ordered Ruiz to bag all the stuff and have it analysed.
And then he went home.
That was a week ago. So far, they had nothing to explain how Jones was killed, and who may have done it. There were no signs of entry inside his flat, which was locked from the inside. It was only when his teammate picked him up that morning, and was not answering the door, that the police were called, and his body discovered.
There were no reports from the neighbours of any sound or unusual thing that would have indicated an intruder or attacker.
All his team could tell him was that they had just returned from the camp site, and found nothing but what seemed to be remains - bones and ashes, of the early settlers who lived there.
Stories were told about how this group, who, after setting up their own camp, established a religion based community. This was not a strange thing to happen, as history has shown that many groups of people tend to gather based on common beliefs. Some were branded as cults, but some just wanted to live by their own set of rules.
These settlers, who volunteered for the first few trips to Mars, was said to have done so, in search of their "God". It seems that they felt that Earth was so drowned in so called "sin" , that "God" would have deemed its inhabitants hopeless and leave Earth.
This group of settlers, who called themselves "The Seekers", felt that Mars, or any other "unspoiled" planet away from Earth, would be their best hope in their search to see their "God".
The authorities branded them as harmless fanatics, and thought that they even made perfect volunteers for the Mars expedition.
During those days, there were not a lot of people who would want to make the trip and relocate to Mars. And, establishing a large enough population was a key objective for the UEF.
It was only when there was no contact for the last few years with "The Seekers", that the Mars Authority decided to request, for a team from Earth, to investigate what could have happened to them. The authority of the Mars police was limited inside the settlement, and the Governor felt it prudent to send an Earth based exo-archeology team, who was properly trained for this purpose. With the Earth authorities breathing on his neck on the preparation of the Beta and Charlie settlements, he did not want any untoward incident to spook future migrants in making the trip to Mars.
Together with the voice recorder found in Jones's flat, where he spoke of what he found in the "The Seekers" camp, the statements of Jones's team members gave a puzzling picture of what happened to that group.
When they found the camp, they saw signs of dwellings.... makeshift tents, beds and tables, storage boxes, and other living necessities. But,the camp was empty.
What they also found were pieces of what seemed like human bones, as well as ashes, probably from dead bodies.
They found no records or any information that may explain what could have led to the disappearance or death of the settlers.
For sure, it was not because the area was uninhabitable. During the early days of exploration, the UEF was able to implement Genesis Bombs all over the main areas of the planet, that stimulated and developed the conditions that made the area liveable for humans.
Even the team of Doctor Rupert Jones, Senior Supervisor of the UEF Exo-Archaeology Division, entered the encampment without any life support systems. The air was a bit heavy, but not toxic. There was ample water supply in the streams, and the area had lush vegetation and trees.
In fact, the team reported, that the area was actually very well developed in terms of flora, with vegetables and fruits all around. One of them even jokingly said, that it looked like the f*$%#@* biblical garden of Eden.
One of the more interesting finds that Jones and his team recovered was a non-electronic Nikon Film Camera. It was one of those very old camera models.
According to Jones's voice notes (reviewed by the lab and transcript sent to him), inside the camera was an undeveloped film roll. It had the markings of the film manufacturer - Kodak, with a label saying ASA 400 – 25 Exposures and ID# 387-760. The number and other markings matched the cannister found in the darkroom at Jones's apartment.
Jones was very eager to get the film roll back to his flat, and spent the next few days setting up the Darkroom from equipment they brought with them from Earth.
Jones was supposed to process the film that night before his body was discovered. He messaged his team just around 10 pm (Mars time), that he had already finished developing the film, and was soon going to make prints. That was the last they heard of him.
He had just gotten the report from forensics,saying that they could not scientifically be certain how the burn marks in Jones's eyes were inflicted. There were no other signs or indicators that may explain the cause of death. Its just seemed that his heart stopped beating, around the same time his eyes got incinerated.
He tried to get some information from the lab about the roll of film. It seemed that they didn't have the equipment to examine it or make prints. All they could gather was, with the exception of one, all exposures of the film was just blank (meaning, it wasn't used to take an image). One exposure or "shot" contained an image that looked like a burst of light. They cannot be sure what it could be until they find the equipment, materials and chemicals that could come up with a print.
Unfortunately , such resources was not available in Mars, and the archeological team had already left for Earth yesterday, together with the body of Jones (to be returned to his grieving wife and daughter) and all their equipment.
Inspector Barret wasn't sure if he wanted to proceed with what his gut was telling him. All he had was a mysterious killing, in strange circumstances, with a roll of film taken from a group of God seekers.
He decided to have the roll of film sent to Earth and have the NYC police have prints made of that one exposure of bright light image, and send one to him. He bagged it, labelled it accordingly, and dropped it off at the front desk where it will be picked up later and sent on the next ship back to Earth.
The next few hours, he decided to sit back and accept that there was nothing else he could do unless new evidence pops up. He was about to call it a day, when he noticed an evidence bag on his desk. This was the first one bagged by Ruiz, the rookie, and he realised that it has been sitting there all week, instead of being in the lab where it should have gone through analysis.
These newbies, Barret thought, you have to spell out everything for them.
He grabbed the bag and in it was a bunch of papers, and a stack of printed images.
He was about to read the notes, when one of the printed photos caught his attention. It was not flat like the other photographs. He could see that the other prints were images of the camp site, probably printed from Jones's printer. This other one however, was curled up, like it was not printed out of a machine....but.... possibly developed and printed the old way...from the roll of film found with "The Seekers".
He brushed away the photos taken by Jones, and saw the curled one facing upside down. The back side was blank, meaning that any image that may have been printed from that one and only exposure on the film, is on the other side.
Slowly, Barret took the photograph, and flipped it over.
Mars Police Inspector Supervisor Mark Barret smiled.
So this is what happened. The Seekers did find what they wanted. To see their "God".
And who would have thought, one of them even had the audacity to take a photo using an antiquated film camera.
They were able to see the face of "God".
And Jones had seen it too.
There and then, Barret's mind, and heart, filled with so much happiness at the face he was seeing on the photograph.
And as his eyes burned and melted, and his heart started beating so fast it felt like bursting, he could not help but recall his favourite song, with a smile filled with so much joy.....
"That face, that face, that dangerous face...I mustn't be unwise. Those lips, that nose, those eyes.... could lead to my demise..."


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There is a sense of discovery about "Arte Chihuahua," an eclectic exhibition of 37 works by 25 artists from the northwestern Mexican state that we, rightly or wrongly, associate with the media blitz of drug trafficking, torture, murder and midnight river crossings.
There is none of that (well, very little) in the exhibition, which, if nothing else, should convince visitors to the Lower Gallery at the Institute of Texan Cultures that contemporary art is alive and thriving in Chihuahua.
"You can't escape, or overlook, that aspect of the environment," said Clarissa Gutierrez Carrasco, a 23-year-old art history graduate student at the University of Texas at San Antonio who grew up in Chihuahua and who organized the exhibition with UTSA Art Collection Curator Arturo Infante Almeida. "But I didn't want to show what we expect from the border. This is more a reflection of the artist's identity."
Chosen from more than 70 submissions, these nearly 40 works tell the other side of the story of a resilient people, a land of hope and survival, in paintings, photography and three-dimensional works ranging from carved wood to blazing pink neon.
Heavy on painting, "Arte Chihuahua" features strong abstract work, such as Mariela Paniagua's bold, expressive "Baja el Cielo," as well as representational work, such as José Arturo Hinojos' cubist-feeling "Affair sin costo."
Martha Carolina Legarreta Rothe's rustic framed wall pieces — with a corazón, or heart, sculpted from red laminate wrapped in copper wire, and a black bird, also formed from wire, perched on a pair of old skeleton keys ("las llaves del viento," the keys of the wind) — have a timeless, transcending beauty, as if they may have been discovered in an abandoned hacienda.
At the other end of the spectrum, pop culture rears its head, almost literally, in the form of Miguel Valverde's electrifying "Hágase la Lucha," a Mexican wrestler's mask in a neon so bright you'll wish you'd worn shades.
Eloquent and graceful, Arturo Rodríguez Torija's "La Flama" is "Arte Chihuahua's" signature image, a photograph shot at a slow shutter speed of a dancer with her head thrown back ecstatically, arms raised like angel wings. The blurred image, which resembles an orange flame, is striking and soulful.
Luis Fernando Safa Herrera, in his early 20s, the youngest artist in the exhibition, confronts the police state along the border in "Puro Plomo," an ink-on-paper work depicting a helmeted authority figure literally bending a prisoner to his will.
And Michelle Páez's "14," a mixed-media painting with earrings, necklaces and broaches attached to the wood surface, then drenched in dripping orange, brown and yellow paint, is part of a series on sexual orientation, the title referring to the age at which a person knows he or she might be different from others.
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"I wanted to show another face of Chihuahua," Gutierrez Carrasco says. "Every single piece in the exhibition has many layers to it."
"Arte Chihuahua" came about after conversations between UTSA President Ricardo Romo and Mexican Consul Enrique Cortazar when they served on the board of directors of the Instituto Cultural de Mexico.
Gutierrez Carrasco, an intern to Almeida, calls working on the exhibition, which continues through May 5, "one of the best experiences I've ever had."
"The artists are so thrilled to be a part of this," Almeida added. "I think there was a feeling that they were not really considered to be on the artistic map."


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Britain Divided: The Effect of the Spanish Civil War on British Political Opinion
Britain Divided: The Effect of the Spanish Civil War on British Political Opinion
There are some events in history, the lessons of which can be said to have a lasting value for future generations. The Spanish Civil War and its effects on British political thought and policy was such an event.
Probably not since the French Revolution had a 'foreign event' so bitterly divided the British people, and this at a time when national unity was essential for our very survival.
Regrettably, much of what has been written about the years 1936-9 has only too often been an adjustment of history to suit the climate of the cold war. As far as the Spanish Civil War is concerned, those books which have been scholarly and objective have been concerned mainly with the events in Spain and their international repercussions.
This book analyses its impact on British political thought and policy. The record of how ideology can blind men, of both the Left and the Right, to the true interests of their own country, together with the capacity for self-deception and dishonesty displayed by many politicians, makes sorry reading. But the events and policies analysed have left an abiding mark on British political life and have a profound influence even to this day. It is for this reason that the record should be set right if, from past experience, conclusions relevant to the problems of the 1960s are to be drawn.
The appearance of this book has been made possible as a result of the encouragement and assistance which the author has received on a more than generous scale. It is a pleasure to acknowledge this help.
Professor Lord Robbins increased my indebtedness to him by suggesting this study to me, and by encouraging and facilitating it. Professor H. R. G. Greaves, who acted as academic supervisor when the subject was being prepared as a doctoral thesis for the University of London, displayed a tact and kindliness that was only matched by the value of his advice and experience. In the course of the preparation of the book I had . . .


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When I looked at the calender in late July I noticed that we had an unusual long Anniversary weekend coming up in August, With our actual anniversary on the saturday it was obvious that we would celebrate it no other way than at the cabin in the country. How perfect that I had four days off to celebrate that!
Packing up everything (including the kitchen sink) as this family cabin that my Dad built with his own hands is "off grid". That means no electrical and no water!! we haul our own water and to be honest I love it! The best part of coming out to this cabin is that I GREW UP coming out here! This cabin sit's on our familes land & I have tons of memories coming out here and now I watch my children here enjoying the things that I did as a kid. So so cool!
Something about putting the busy parts of life behind you for a few days to get back to peace and quiet. To get to a place that my heart loves and misses during winter months, The older I get the more I crave this simple life & to be very honest I would give up everything today ... the house ... the van ... the life here in the city and trade it in for a life of LESS.
Best photo of the three of them!
Best blurry sunflower photo!
Pit stop and checking the kayak ... making sure it's not going to fall off.
Arriving at the cabin, They just run like wild in the free open space.
loving the colours in the fields this time of year.
Cooking our breakfast on the wood stove.
Ava helps with me nearby.
Game of cards.
Ethan checking out the sunset in the field.
My wild Anniversary flowers picked from the field.
Last bonfire of the trip and then packing things in the next day ... we loved our little getaway to our cabin and the memories made here.


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Abby's Ultimate Dance Competition: It Was Dancing Through The Decades. A Chance To Hip Hop, Doo Wop And Pop Off. Being Crazy Is Timeless.Wednesday, November 14th, 2012
We come too far to not have at least one major meltdown. BeDazzling hard. It's my turn, bitches.
Pussycat Dolls…Pussycat Dolls…Pussycat Dolls…Pussycat Dolls…Pussycat Dolls…Pussycat Dolls…
You wanna see Mommy lose it? Is that what you want? Drop It Like It's Hot!
I didn't choose the Thug Life. The Thug Life chose me. It's Hammer Time, yo.
Did that little girl just flash a gang sign on national television? That is so Buck.
And Lord, thank you for not making me the crazy one this week. I owe you one.
All aboard the AUDC Time Machine as we go dancing through the decades.
Please buckle up, keep your hands and feet inside the ride, and together we will discover that no matter what the era…Dance Moms are all still bat s*** cray cray.
Abby's Ultimate Dance Competition was back for Round 6, and this time it was a trip through time as the remaining Joffrey wannabes were put through a crash course in dance history.
From prohibition to hip hop, the girls all flapped and old skooled their way through to yet another elimination, edging themselves one step closer to long term therapy and/or that juicy ballet school scholarship.
And after 5 weeks of competition, the stress was beginning to show as both Moms and kids teetered dangerously close to the edge of meltdown.
But mostly the Moms. Der.
Prepping for the Group Challenge portion of the extravaganza, it was clear that some of the Moms were already on their way off the deep end. And before lunch.
Human fortune cookie Yvette started us off with yet another one of her snippets of wisdom as she got all inspirationally up in daughter Hadley's face.
"You're IN, or you're in the way."
Boom. Take that. Learn it. Then earn it, kid. How I've missed Yvette's little t-shirt anecdotes. She's been too busy going insane to keep up with her inner Maya Angelou lately, so it was good to see her back in the Hallmark game.
Down the hall, Mom Kelly was crimping Jordyn's hair and going the Fear Factor route.
"I'm not your Mom anymore. I'm your teacher." It is your Destiny, Young Skywalker.
I was actually more fascinated that you can actually still buy crimping irons. Kelly might want to toss that thing into the AUDC Time Machine when no one's looking and send it back to whatever Jersey Mall it came from before all of Jordyn's hair breaks off like poorly glued tracks in a VH1 chick fight.
Mom Maria was the biggest mess this time around. All homesick and teary eyed as she Skyped with whomever on her MacBook, Lexine braced herself for a long week. Maria exhibited all the signs that Dr. Drew is always talking about on his show. You could tell it wouldn't be long now before the waterworks really kicked in.
Then it was off to the Group Challenge, to meet up with Abby Lee Miller and see what new outfit Kevin Manno had picked up over the weekend.
Clearly inspired by those new JCPenney color block commercials, Kevin was working his sport coat, slightly different dye lot vest, purple shirt and yellow crew neck. Totally right off the commercial. At least now we finally know the one person who is still shopping at JCPenney.
How can you not love this guy? I'm going to assume that it was sheer coincidence that the Hanes t-shirt was the same yellow as 85% of Abby's ensemble, because if Kevin is now purposely coordinating his outfit to match that big lady from Dance Moms…well…I just don't know if I can watch this show anymore.
There's kissing up to your Boss, and then there's kissing up to your Boss.
But we love Kevin. Especially when he winks and makes that fist to emphasis the "Ultimate" part of the show's title. Like it's a cage match or something. Grrr.
The skill this week was Improvisation.
I know, right? Crazy. So that meant a Dance Off with no rules and no chance of anyone beating sassy Asia.
One by one Abby paired the girls up against each other and then shooed them off the dance floor at her discretion. Only little Asia survived until the end.
Granted, she only did four moves. Five if you count striking a pose. But when you add a 6 year old booty pop into the mix, that's like shooting fish in a barrel. The other girls didn't stand a chance. That had to be jelly, cuz jam don't shake like that.
Yeah. Asia definitely brought all the boys to the yard again. And more than likely one or two Neighborhood Watch parents from Child Services as well. That little nugget is living proof that owning every Beyoncé DVD definitely pays off in the end.
So save your allowance, kids. And back dat thang up.
Since the theme was a Journey Through The Decades, every duet and solo was based on…well…a journey through the decades.
(You needed me to break that one down for you? It's really not that hard if you hadn't skimmed the first part of the blog, thank you.)
On to the practice round.
Madison's solo was a '60s Go Go dance on a giant box. Like Laugh-In without the boob jokes. You bet your bippy it was.
In retrospect, Mom Coreen probably should have refilled her anti-anxiety meds before entering into this competition, because her fear of heights nearly caused her to pull Madison right off the box within the first 45 minutes of rehearsal.
Mom was so terrified that Maddy would pirouette herself right into paralysis that she badgered choreographer Gina Starbuck so incessantly that I thought Gina would break Coreen's neck as a preemptive measure.
Brianna's '20s flapper routine was challenging to her girly side, and you could tell that the whole "Sometimes I'm an Outcast" thing was gurgling up a little.
Asia and Lexine's '80s pop routine was like a Cindy Lauper meets Madonna meets The Wiggles kind of thing.
Maria cried a lot. A lot. She even locked herself in the bathroom or store room or something until Jennifer Lopez slapped some sense into her.
I seriously have a crush on Kristie. Does she even own a pair of understated diamond studs? Don't make me hit you, bitch.
Hadley and Amanda were assigned a '50s malt shop boogie. Not as dangerous as dancing on a box, but I suppose you could lose an eye from the straw in your root beer float if you're not really paying attention.
Jordyn and all her crimped goodness scored the second solo…'90s Hip Hop.
Hip Hop. Which for some reason Kelly insisted on demonstrating to all of America as she morphed into Über Stage Mom and bullied her daughter throughout the hotel.
Kelly. Doing Hip Hop.
Take the time now to scroll back up and look at Mom's photo. Then go to youtube and find some MTV hip hop videos. And then look at Mom again. And then watch another video. And then look at Mom again.
Don't break a Hip…Hop.
Your honor, I rest my case.
Most of the Moms took a breather and headed out for some lunch, but it was pretty uneventful. They haven't learned how to throw down like Real Housewives yet, so you didn't miss much. NeNe Leakes needs to get that dopey son of hers into Dance…then we can get this party started.
Maria cried again. She was even more homesick, and had fallen behind in rhinestoning Lexine's outfit. It would appear that arts & crafts are not her thing.
Yvette even had one more fortune cookie to open before the competition really kicked into gear.
"It's never your setback. It's your comeback."
If Maria didn't suck so bad at BeDazzling she should totally hot glue that to a leotard.
Then she could have slid it under the bathroom door to Brianna, who had also locked herself in there for a good pre-game cry. Dramz, I tell you. Dramzzzz.
Finally it was Showtime!
Richy Jackson was already finger waving himself into a seizure before the first dancer hit the stage. In all the excitement of the evening he had misplaced the sleeves on yet another denim graffiti jacket and was all string bean arms and glow stick fingers. Werk.
Robin Antin was all dewy and shiny, and ready to mention the Pussycat Dolls…again…as soon as the starting gun went off.
Seriously. Did she just invent those hoochies, or did she actually physically give birth to each one of them on a Vegas stage? Cuz I'm not really sure anymore.
Robin liked Brianna's flapper girl number, but wanted her to wear stiletto heals like the Pussycat Dolls. Because they are apparently the only female performers to ever wear high heels on stage. Ever, I guess.
Nobody lost an eye during the sock hop number, though Robin did start bashing Hadley because she wasn't as good as Amanda…or the Pussycat Dolls. Which in turn caused Richy to nervously pee his pants and then jump in to prevent Hadley from throwing herself off the Laugh-In box.
Yvette cried after that. I think she was just sad that she didn't get much crazy time this week.
Backstage before the Madonna/Teletubbies routine, Maria had meltdown #97 and threatened to pack and go home right now if Lexine didn't listen to her.
We go home. We go home now.
The two little tykes made it on stage eventually. Or at least I believe they were both on stage. All you could really see was Asia booty popping and doing the Crazy In Love video for 2 minutes, so I can't say for certain. But Maria was behind the curtain standing next to Jennifer Lopez, so Lexine must have been on stage somewhere.
Madison made it through the Go Go box without cracking her head open.
Robin liked the way she swung her ponytail 'like no one she knows' (…not even the Pussycat Dolls?…) because doing that is hard.
Like hyper-spatial physics, I assume. They're both hard.
Jordyn finished off the night with her Disney Hip Hop. Srsly.
It was like one of the princesses got all 'hood one night when nobody was in the castle.
She did great. Don't get me wrong. But she's a tiny little blonde thing.
Richy loved it. He even went from one finger to a two finger wave, which impressed Abby. When he hyperventilated that Jordyn gets a Deuce, it was kind of gross if you ever go on the Urban Dictionary website. But he didn't mean the nasty kind.
If the Lifetime censors weren't in the auditorium I swear he would have given her 3 finger waves. He was on Fi. Yah.
Robin squeezed in a few more homages to the PCD and then it was time to cut one tiny dancer. It was time for this shizzle to get realz.
In the end, it was little Lexine who was sent packing. Which was a good thing as far as panicked last minute BeDazzling goes, but not so much for hopes of Joffrey stardom.
She was a sweetie. She cried. And Mom cried. Everyone was sad.
When it's down to so few dancers, these kind of shows always start to get a little dysfunctional on elimination night.
You hate to see anyone go. But better them than you, right?
Hadley just barely made the cut, and Mom summed it up with a musical fortune cookie.
"What doesn't kill her makes her stronger."
Thanks, Yvette. You heard it here first.
So go see Kelly Clarkson in concert. I'm sure she's opening for the Pussycat Dolls.
And then there were 6.


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As I am sitting here watching this film, it occurs to me that I haven't done a review in awhile. With that be said, I think that Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind is hands-down the best artistic performance of the careers of Jim Carrey and Kate Winslet thus far. Seriously.
What drew me to this film is that I am a huge fan of both Winslet and Carrey. I have followed Carrey's career since literally infancy, and Titanic is one of my favorite movies. Additionally, I am drawn to this movie because it is from one of my favorite production companies, Focus Features.
When I first saw this movie for the first time, I'll have to admit that the above reasons are the only reasons I watched that movie. But I am happy to say that there are different reasons that I view this film today.
If you are not familiar with the storyline of the film, the film tells the story of a couple who have broken up, and they have their memories of their time together erased. This film is the journey of them finding each other in their memories again.
When you first view the film, one of the most stunning contrasts of this film to everything else I've seen. The camera angles are simply inspired, and it gives you that "indy" feel to films. It doesn't always have the best lighting, it doesn't always have the best sound, but it has an sort of odd "feel" to viewing the film.
But the coolest element of this film is that it has a larger message than many of the films we find in mainstream popular culture. In this film, the question of whether it is better to forget the memories because of pain, or keep them for the pleasures they have brought. In addition, it speaks about the value that people have in our lives, and how their departure from our lives can really have an impact upon our lives.
Like I said before, the performances of Jim Carrey and Kate WInslet are simply inspired. More commonly known as a funnyman, Carrey takes a very serious role and performs very well. I literally believe the emotions he is experiencing on screen and the motivations behind each action. Carrey plays Joel, a man who is very reserved, and socially awkward, from my understanding. Joel encounters Clementine, played by Winslet, who is quite his polar opposite. She is irrational, outgoing and rather "out-there" so to speak. She makes the decision to wipe Joel out of her memories rather abruptly and sudden.
We travel with Joel through the process he takes as he follows her through this process of having his memories wiped.
Is it better to have loved and lost, than to never have loved at all?
This film strives to answer this question and it pulls it off rather effortlessly. I highly recommend this film to anyone who wishes their media to make a comment about the reality of humanity, human heartbreak and love itself. It makes the conclusion that the good memories you make in the process prior to the heartbreak….they may be worth more to you one day than the heartbreak itself.


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I've definitely had things keeping me busy in hopes of helping time pass (like taking a trip back to Nebraska for a few days...a fabulous engagement photo shoot with my cousin and bachelorette party to celebrate the upcoming wedding...very successful shopping trips...playing with my nieces and nephew...putting my newly remodeled kitchen back together...etc...)
...but I miss him like c.r.a.z.y.
And now it is finally Saturday! He arrives home tonight! Hooray!
I love that man.
And he loves me.
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Gantt chart(gănt)
A chart that depicts progress in relation to time, often used in planning and tracking a project.
[After Henry Laurence Gantt (1861-1919), American engineer.]
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Thought it's fairly obvious what he does and what his remit is.
He's responsible for recruitment, scouting and long term value of the squad. Basically authority on player trading, with a view to increasing the value of the squad through transfers.
From there each DoF and manager has a different relationship, with some DoF more willing to bend or accomodate.
But Giroud is a fairly obvious bone of contention for a DoF. He's going to cost a fair amount of money and he's going to take time away from young players who could be developing. At the end he will have minimal resale value.
I think the best way to judge Walsh is on the transfers. All of them, because ultimately he is not just individually responsible in most cases, but holistically responsible.
I think we are in a similar period to other teams before who have done wholesale changes to first team squad. There is little identity or cohesion and it falls apart every way you cut it.
But I think in terms of Walsh remit, I think he's identified a lot of young talented players.
Last summer we signed established players, Williams, Gana, Bolasie. But in Jan we added Lookman and DCL. This summer we've added Pickford, Keane, Klaassen, Vlasic, Sandro, Onyekuru. All players intended to go into first team, but their first major move.
I don't see Cuco, Rooney or Sigurdsson as our problems. Rooney has chipped in with goals, and we shouldn't have been expecting him to carry the team and I'd rather he stopped trying to same extent. Sigurdsson looks a turd in the punch bowl because of the fee, but actually he's a very useful player if used to his strengths. Cuco has got a fair amount of stick, because Koeman liked him, but he cost next to sod all and he's got an engine that allows us to link play, I've seen worse defenders.
I think time will prove that Walsh acquired good players, I think for Koeman, there just wasn't enough off the shelf options immediately. Part of Walsh's remit is to look at development and longer term to avoid too many Rooney's, Giroud's coming in. We've got a lot of more experienced players since Walsh's arrival, so it's not like he's averse to experience. About half the players we've bought have been 26 or over.
Fucking excellent post sir! I feel compelled to thank you for it. This has laid out to me in a well thought out and structured way what Walsh is probably tasked with. Makes sense.
I still wonder though how he is measured. What are the indicators of how good a job he is doing? I think there are probably quite a few areas he will be judged against, not all of them complimentary so I think it may be quite difficult to measure exactly how successful he's being:
Value of squad against money spent
Age of squad
Success of individuals brought in
Success of first team as a whole
Position of team in table against last year
Depth of squad per position
Successful aquisitions of Tier 1 targets against 2nd, 3rd, 4th choices
It doesn't seem to be a straightforward role to measure. He may have brought in a player who has been great individually but use of that player by the manager could fuck up the shape and be a detriment overall to the team performance. We've seen it before where you have one really good player but the team play better without him.
It may be that he failed to get the first choice target for a position - bad mark for Steve - but the alternative he brought in could have been a real success - good work Steve!
The position of the squad could be improved by a couple of established players but then the value of the squad and the age of the squad have gone further away from where we want to be.
I think it's a real balancing act, even contradictory at times, so with respect to the thread title - I think something this complex needs a lot more time to get right and with the right person in the role (fingers crossed we have that) it should improve year on year - but if we sack too quickly, I think we take big steps backwards and the next person has to start almost from scratch.
It seems to me from Ridge's post that this is a role that should be judged over 5 years rather than 1. I know - that makes me nervous too - 5 years is a long time to be doing it wrong - but I don't think we can see too much wrong apart from 1 area - league position - and that is more directly affected by the manager.
Let's hope the good stuff we have seen from this year is improved on each window.


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Vendredi 7 décembre - Dynamics of counter-rotating gyres forced by a mass-source and a mass-sink Education and training activities within the Joint French-South-African laboratory ICEMASA
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Titre : Dynamics of counter-rotating gyres forced by a mass-source and a mass-sinkEducation and training activities within the Joint French-South-African laboratory ICEMASA*
Résumé : The following seminar is divided into two parts. The first part (~2/3) presents our understanding of the dynamics of counter-rotating gyres on the beta-plane. The second part (~1/3) resumes our achievements and future objectives, in terms of training and education, within the ICEMASA Joint French/South African Laboratory. A more detailed content of both parts is given below.
1. Gyres are ubiquitous patterns of the Ocean Circulation, that can be found at all depths, in all oceanic basins. A simple schematic of the surface circulation shows the coexistence, in most ocean basins of polar cyclonic, sub-tropical anticyclonic and tropical cyclonic gyres. The present study seeks for the understanding of an intriguing phenomenon when using a source and a sink to force a double gyre within a rotating tank on an inclined plane. On one hand, when the anticyclonic gyre is located poleward of the cyclonic gyre, the circulation becomes unstable at moderate forcing. On the other hand, reversing the position of the gyres stabilizes the system, even at high forcing. Here, the behavior of counter rotating gyres forced by a localized mass-source and sink is studied in the framework of a shallow-water beta plane model. Understanding the stability of these simple circulations is probably an important prerequisite to rationalize the much more complex eddy and wind driven mean gyres of the ocean. A linear analytical solution is found. It consists of a dipolar gyre, composed of one central zonal jet that connects to two external zonal jets through western boundary currents. Non linear numerical experiments are performed varying the intensity of the forcing, inverting the position of the source and sink, and changing the distance between the source and the sink. Results confirm qualitative observations found in previous laboratory experiments: i) When the central zonal jet is directed westward, the system becomes unstable and water mass is exchanged between the two gyres; ii) When the central zonal jet is eastward, the system remains stable, even at high pumping/injection rates, and the two gyres remain isolated from each other. We investigate the origin and the dynamics of that instability using potential vorticity arguments. Results show that within the unstable configurations, the necessary condition for instability (PV-gradient inversion) derived by Charney and Stern (1962) is always verified inside the westward zonal jet. On the other hand, stable configurations do not complete the criteria. Although western boundary currents can in some cases fulfill the criteria, our simulations do not seem to show any instabilities originating from the latter. To discriminate whether the observed instability comes from the perturbations released by the source and the sink or whether it is linked to the intrinsic instability of the zonal central jet, a linear stability analysis of the mean state is performed. It confirms the presence of unstable modes. The growth of these modes triggers a Hopf bifurcation of the system.
2. The Joint French South-African Laboratory ICEMASA is a joint venture between IRD, CNRS, the University of Brest and the University of Cape Town. It was built on a strong "Education and Training" component that I have been in charged of strengthening and developing for the last two years. After briefly summarizing our achievements, here at the University of cape Town, in terms of integrating new course works, training master and Phd students, developing a co-badging agreement with the University of Brest, a brief presentation of two more specific ongoing research collaborations will be given. One concerns the Benguela Upwelling System and the other the dynamics of the Southern Ocean.
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