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MEET OUR STUDENTS: Budding Filmmaker Emerges from Shadow of Genocide
Virgile Mahoro, Rhode Island College student
The 1990 civil war in Rwanda began when Virgile Mahoro, a RIC communication major, was 10 years old. Four years later, the conflict would turn to genocide. An estimated 800,000 Tutsis and politically moderate Hutus were killed by extremist Hutus within a span of three months. The weapons they used were farm implements: rocks, clubs, spears, hoes and machetes. Their victims were often their own friends and neighbors.
In a voice so soft one must strain to hear him, Mahoro spoke of the atrocities he witnessed: locals fleeing homes that had been set on fire, dead bodies floating down the river. His parents worked at a government job in a tea factory, which provided the family with a truck to whisk them to a French refugee camp at a Rwandan school. However, before the end of the massacre, other members of Mahoro's extended family would be killed.
Six years later, Mahoro stood in a long line waiting to audition for a part in 100 Days, the first feature film about the Rwandan genocide. He and many other locals pressed close, surrounded by mountains and dense forests. Not far away at the Nyamata Catholic Church the skulls of those massacred on April 10, 1994, lined the walls where once people prayed. Mahoro was now 20, fresh out of high school, and excited because this was the first feature film ever made in his country.
Nyamata Catholic Church. Image credit Steve Simon. http://www.photosensitive.com/project-gallery-n.php?i=69&id=18&p=1
Nyamata Catholic Church. Image credit Steve Simon. http://www.photosensitive.com/project-gallery-n.php?i=69&id=18&p=1
The film was being produced by Nick Hughes, a British journalist, and Eric Kabera, a Rwandan Tutsi who had come out of exile. Its title is a direct reference to the length of time between the beginning of the genocide on April 6, 1994, and its ending in mid-July 1994.
It tells the story of a young Tutsi girl who finds sanctuary in a church, supposedly protected by UN forces, but the church's Hutu priest deceives her and agrees to spare her life only if she submits to his sexual advances.
"I auditioned, but there were better actors and actresses than I," Mahoro said. "So I did small jobs around the set, such as finding supplies, making sure locations were available and translating between the filmmakers and the locals." The official language of Rwanda, a former Belgian colony, is French and English. The native language, Kinyarwanda.
Mahoro quickly developed a love for the technical side of filmmaking. One Hundred Days was released in 2001 and spawned a number of successors, the most notable of which was Hotel Rwanda, nominated for three Oscars.
Photo credit: Yuri Dojc: http://www.photosensitive.com/project-gallery-n.php?i=58&id=18&p=1
Photo credit: Yuri Dojc: http://www.photosensitive.com/project-gallery-n.php?i=58&id=18&p=1
Though Mahoro would have liked to pursue filmmaking, there were no schools for budding artists like himself in Rwanda. Instead he applied to the Kigali Institute of Education to learn to become a high school literature teacher.
Meanwhile, Kabera, one of the producers of 100 Days, decided to create the Rwanda Film Centre, the first training site in the country for filmmakers. In the first year, two apprentices studied under Kabera. The next year, a handful more received tutelage. By 2005 Kabera felt that enough short films had been created by his students to establish a film festival.
The traveling cinema came to be known as the Rwandan Film Festival. In the beginning, half a dozen short films were played on an inflatable screen in seven different locations on seven successive days. In a country with just one television station, the festival brought in up to 10,000 people per show.
As a student at the Kigali Institute of Education, Mahoro was active in helping to bring the festival to his campus. He also joined a creative writing club, where he taught high school students to write for the media.
"In Rwanda during the war we had a very bad experience with media," Mahoro said. "The radio station in the capital contributed to the tribal enmity between Hutus and Tutsis by spreading propaganda that escalated the violence.
Pupils at a Rwandan secondary school. Photo credit: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rwanda
Pupils at a Rwandan secondary school. Photo credit: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rwanda
"The less educated and the unemployed didn't have good judgment and went along with whatever the radio said. It made me want to produce media that is instructive and educational, rather than one that incites people to violence."
Mahoro graduated from Kigali at age 25 and taught high school literature for a year. Marriage to an American from Colorado brought him to the United States. Today, he is a senior in RIC's communication department.
Anthony Galvez, RIC professor of communication, described Mahoro as a "mature student" who continues to produce "exemplary" work.
"When I first met him I mistook his quiet demeanor for shyness," Galvez said, "but as I interacted with him more, I realized he's someone who believes in thinking carefully before he speaks. It's an enviable quality."
If he could produce a film tomorrow, Mahoro said he would focus on poverty in developing countries, particularly in Rwanda.
He said, "I came from a family that was not poor by Rwandan standards, yet we lived in a house without water and electricity until I was a teenager. Though I never went to bed hungry, and I always had my basic needs met – food, shelter, clothing – there were times when we lived on less than a dollar a day. A few people had government jobs; but if you asked most people what they did for a living, they'd say they were farmers. If you had food, your family member or your neighbor couldn't starve. Rwandan people will try to help one another. But sometimes you had nothing, and there were many who starved, who had no source of revenue."
Left, Virgile Mahoro. Right, Rwandan orphan. Photo credit: http://kabiza.com/RwandaPictureGallery.htm
Left, Virgile Mahoro. Right, Rwandan orphan. Photo credit: http://kabiza.com/RwandaPictureGallery.htm
Though Mahoro prefers to leave the specter of genocide behind him, he knows that poverty and war has changed him. "I have a different perspective on life," he said. "I consider life more precious, because I've witnessed how life can get lost."
Mahoro lives with his wife, daughter and a son-on-the-way in Providence, RI. He plans to graduate from Rhode Island College in 2013 and to go on to earn a master's degree in communication.


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So, there are no trees when you campaign out west. Forget tall thick brush and thickets. Sage brush is as good as it gets and you can't lean your back against it and let go. (Guys use it for a target, but nothing about it works for the ladies.) IMO 2 door truck is inadequate BUT... my truck has suicide type doors and you can comfortably sit on the running board.
Long time ago I posted about being a duck handler at one of our trials where the judge had an obvious prostate issue. And... he required the porta-potties to be quite a ways from the line and from the holding blinds. So every time we rebirded... he walked about 15-20 yards off to a convenient clump of sage brush and... there you go.
The amazing thing was how no one seemed to notice. Everyone politely averted their gaze.
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Series explores IT policy, March 30-April 20
Posted March 23, 2006; 09:09 p.m.
The future of the Internet and the ethics of information privacy
will be among the subjects of a lecture series this spring sponsored by
the newly created Center for Information Technology Policy.
The center has invited technologists and policy experts to give four lectures that are scheduled for 4:30 p.m. Thursdays, March 30, April 6, April 13 and April 20. The goal of the series is to introduce a range of policy, ethical and sociological issues that arise from the ongoing revolution in computer and Internet technology, said Ed Felten, professor of computer science and director of the center.
The four lectures are:
• March 30 -- "Who Controls the Internet?" by Tim Wu, professor of law at Columbia University. He will discuss the role of national governments in controlling the Internet.
• April 6 -- "Contextual Integrity: A Conservative Approach to Privacy" by Helen Nissenbaum, associate professor of culture and communications at New York University. She will address the difficulties of defining what constitutes a breach of privacy, particularly as it relates to data such as online government records.
• April 13 -- "The Future of the Internet" by Susan Crawford, professor at Yeshiva University's Cardozo Law School. She will focus on the international aspects of how the next generation Internet will be regulated.
• April 20 -- "Communities of Creation" by Cory Ondrejka, vice president of product development at Linden Lab in San Francisco. He will talk about online communities of thousands of participants who create virtual cities and civil societies with economies that have begun to spill over into the real world.
All lectures will take place in 104 Computer Science Building, except for the Crawford talk, which will be in Room 105.
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Religion and development World Bank lecturer, Nov. 13
Posted November 10, 2001; 10:06 a.m.
The Center for Study of Religion presents its fall lecture, "Development and Religion: Harmony or Discordance?" by Katherine Marshall of the World Bank on Tuesday, Nov. 13, 4:30 p.m. in Multipurpose Room A, Frist Campus Center. The lecture is free and open to the public.
As recent director of the World Bank's Faiths and World Faiths Development Dialogue, Marshall helped established this new institution to promote active dialogue on development and poverty issues among faith and development institutions around the world. Currently, she serves as director of the Development Dialogue on Ethics and Values and counselor to the president of the World Bank.
Marshall's lecture will trace some recent debates about whether and how the development field should take more account of both work and ideas of faith organizations. Also, she plans to raise questions of how the events of Sept. 11, juxtaposed with "anti-globalization" debates, may shake paradigms underlying development work.
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Eat Your Berries! The Oregon Berry Festival
Portland, OR
It wouldn't be an Oregon summer without sweet, juicy berries showing up in everything from beer to pies! You're sure to find both at the second annual Oregon Berry Festival, July 20th & 21st, 2012 at the Ecotrust event spaces in Portland. Visitors will have a chance to taste and buy some of the season's best berries and also sample amazing products made with Oregon's berry bounty. Admission is free for all events at the Ecotrust, located at NW 10th & Johnson in Portland. Hours will be from noon to six on Friday, July 20th and 11 AM to 4:30 PM on Saturday, July 21st.
The Oregon Berry Festival will feature family centric entertainment all day on the "Bluesberry Stage". There will be a children's area with games, activities and a visit from "Ima Blueberry", as well as cooking demonstrations for all ages. An elegant Gala Berry Dinner will be held on Saturday, July 21st at the Heathman Hotel. Tours of local farms, a chance to win raffle prizes and lots more will help round out the 2012 Oregon Berry Festival.
The Oregon Berry Festival is currently accepting applications from vendors. We are seeking fresh seasonal Oregon berries, products made from Oregon berries and we are looking for food vendors who would be able to produce some items using Oregon berries. To apply for a booth please visit the vendor application page.
If you would like a chance to entertain at the festival we still have openings for singers, children's entertainers and musicians for the Main Stage call Darcy Kochis at 503-505-3876 for more information.
Visit our website at OregonBerryFestival.com for more information.
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Every muscle cell in the body needs energy in the form of oxygen. This is transported to the muscles via the blood. The better the blood flow in the body, the better the muscles are supplied with oxygen and nutrients. This function can be positively influenced with target graduated compression.
Why CEP?
CEP compression sportswear contains a one-of-a-kind level of compression expertise: six decades of research and development on the effects of compression are integrated into every CEP product. This advanced stitching technology "made by medi", the specialists in medical compression, allows the compression thread to be precisely incorporated into the circular knitted material.
The Result: Greater Performance, Longer Endurance, Faster Recovery
Regardless if you're wearing CEP before, during, or after exercise, their products are your perfect partner for maximizing performance and recovery.
Medi compression is synonymous with innovation, technology, and expertise in medicine and sport with competence that dates back to 1951.
The Additus+ System, individually for each type of sport, combines compression and functionality, thus the products provide maximum impact and maximum comfort - no matter what sort of exercise.
The Recovering+ System guarantees optimum physical comfort and the fastest possible regeneration before and after sport to ensure absolute comfort and the fastest possible recovery between matches and training sessions.
The highest standards of quality "made in Germany", "Oko-Tex Standard 100" certification, and the scientifically tested performance complete the profile of CEP products and make them uncompromisingly unique and capable of being experienced.
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Medical professionals have long recommended compression for patients looking to improve blood circulation and overall leg health. Backed by Medi's 60+ years of experience, CEP uses the science behind medical compression to help athletes maximize performance and recovery.
For the athlete, improving arterial blood flow is the key to peaking performance. CEP compression socks apply consistent compression to the calf, allowing the arterial walls to relax and the flow of oxygen-rich blood to increase by up to 40%. More oxygen means more power during performance and a faster recovery.
Graduated medical grade compression that is tighter at the ankle improves vein health by reducing the veins' diameter and pushing de-oxygenated blood back to the heart (See diagram picture above).
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Cooling effect when damp!
Coolmax synthetic materials produce a cooling effect when wet from sweat or direct water absorption. This thermal reading (See Heat Image from Heat Generation Study picture above) shows an ankle sock vs. a damp CEP sock. You see the leg is much cooler with CEP.
According to the Heat Generation Study, CEP's use of performance yarns quickly transports moisture away from the skin. By moving moisture to the outside of the garment evaporation is increased, reducing the temperature by as much as 7 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Proven to increase performance by 5%!*
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With all of the choices in compression sportswear these days, it can be hard to decide what product you should buy. How can you know if what is being offered is a "gimmick" or a truly effective performance tool?
Graduated Compression: Tighter in the ankle, looser in the calf--brings blood back to the heart.
CEP Compression levels are medically tuned for maximum performance. They measure calf circumference to ensure proper compression. The compression on the calf is lower to effectively target the arteries and allow proper blood flow back to the heart, while the compression in the ankle penetrates deep veins to push blood back to the heart. Plus, CEP socks are anatomically correct with left and right feet.
CEP's Graduated Compression (See picture above)
Incorrect Compression: Tighter in the calf, looser in the ankle--blood pools in the leg.
Competitor products lack proper compression design. They may say the socks are "graduated", but when you put them on the compression is greater in the calf than the ankle.
Think about that: if the socks squeeze tighter at the calf then the socks will promote blood flow toward the ankle rather than the heart. This can hinder performance, recovery and in some cases cause more harm than good. Other products measure by shoe size or simply are not made using any anatomical measurements and designs. The result can be compression designs that are the opposite of what they should be or compression that is not tight enough to help you.
Competitor's Incorrect Compression (See picture above)
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Description ADULT MALE Has chestnut-orange head with green patch through eye, faintly bordered with yellow. Plumage is otherwise gray and finely marked, except for striking vertical white stripe on side of breast, and black-bordered yellow vent. Bill is dark gray. Eclipse male resembles adult female. ADULT FEMALE Has rather uniform mottled gray-brown plumage; green speculum is sometimes glimpsed in feeding birds. Bill is mainly gray, but with hint of yellow at base. JUVENILE Similar to adult female, but plumage is lighter buff.
Dimensions Length: 12-16" (30-41 cm)
Habitat Invariably found close to water. Nests in dense waterside vegetation beside wooded pools, lakes, and marshes, across northern North America. At other times of year, migrates south and favors more open habitats: freshwater marshes, estuaries, and mudflats.
Observation Tips Locally abundant in winter range.
Range New England, Mid-Atlantic, Eastern Canada, Alaska, Western Canada, Northwest, Southeast, Great Lakes, Texas, Florida, Plains, Rocky Mountains, Southwest, California
Voice Male utters a ringing whistle, while female utters a soft quack.
Discussion Tiny dabbling duck. Gregarious outside breeding season. Typically nervous and takes flight-rising almost vertically from the water's surface-at slightest sign of danger. In flight, both sexes show a green speculum, highlighted by white borders. Sexes are otherwise dissimilar. Feeds on aquatic vegetation and, in summer, invertebrates too.


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'Take Back the Night' rally set, April 28
Posted April 25, 2006; 02:27 p.m.
"Take Back the Night," a rally to raise awareness of sexual violence, is set for 8 p.m. Friday, April 28, on the Frist Campus Center south lawn.
The event will include a keynote address by Katie Koestner, a national speaker and sexual assualt survivor, as well as performances by several student arts groups.
"Take Back the Night" is sponsored by the Department of Anthropology, the Frist Campus Center, the Office of the Dean of Undergraduate Students, the Office of the Vice President for Campus Life, the Pace Center, the Undergraduate Student Government Projects Board, SHARE, the Sexual Health Advisors, University Health Services, the Venture Fund and the Women's Center.
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Overeem a Favorite on UFC 141
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UFC 141 kicks off on Friday, December 30th at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. In a fight that will setup the #1 contender for Junior Dos Santos's heavyweight title, Brock Lesnar takes on Alistair Overeem in the main event of the evening. Several online sites, including Ladbrokes Poker, have released odds on this fight for those looking to place a few wagers on the fights.
Lesnar is coming into this fight as a huge underdog. Overeem has two inches in height and nearly seven times the fight experience of his opponent. Overeem is almost a more well rounded fighter. Bookmakers are taking this into consideration as all of them betting on Overeem. Bodog currently has the best odds out of the three coat -190 for Overeem and +155 for Lesnar.
The only other fight to receive any line action on the card is the light heavyweight battle between 26-5 Valdimir Matyushenko and 12-1 Alexander Gustaffson. Gustaffson has 5 inches on his opponent and is much stronger in his submission game. While not as experienced a fighter as Matyushenko, odds makers are giving Gustaffson the advantage. Online poker room Ladbrokes Poker has him at 1/3 to win with Matyushenko at 12/5. Gustaffson is -290 on BetOnline vs Matyushenko at +245.
While the lines may not have much action on the other fights, the undercard on this one has some solid match-ups. Lightweights Nate Diaz and Donald Cerrone battle in an attempt to jockey for position to face Frankie Edgar for his lightweight title. Johnny Hendricks puts his 11-1 record on the line against 26-3-1 JonFitch. Nam Phan broke a three loss losing streak in October and looks to improve his 17-10 record against undefeated Jimy Hettes.
On December 30th, Junior Dos Santos will find out whether he will defend his title against Brock Lesnar or if Alistair Overeem will get his shot at heavyweight gold. Don't miss this one. It should be a helluva night of fights.
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With its unique blend of cultures and influences, Québec Ste-Foy is a treasure trove of culinary delights. With over a thousand restaurants in Québec Ste-Foy and near our hotel, there is something to tantalize the tastebuds of the most descerning pallet. Below you will find just a small sample of the fantastic restaurants that are in Québec Ste-Foy Québec.
Restaurant and Bar L`Archibald
Located very near the hotel, this restaurant-bar offers you simple menu. You can enjoy and try different kind of beers that are brew directly on site. Also at night there is a different band live that play nice music!, Very nice atmosphere, simple food and very good beer!
Le Monte Cristo Resto Lounge
Inspired by the finest Las Vegas and New York dining establishments, the Monte Cristo's restaurant and lounge serve up a delectable culinary experience. Cuisine featuring regional food products, with a hint of Mediterranean flavour, that is sure to please.
Le Bistango
Renowned restaurant. For a fine meal or a drink with friends. Bistro-style relaxed atmosphere.
Au Petit Coin Breton
A friendly place to stop and satisfy your appetite. More than 80 kinds of pancakes (crepes). Try our pizza crepe. Capacity: 250 places.
La Tyrolienne
A tantalizing menu served in the ambience of a mountain chalet. Specialties: fondue, grilled meat, seafood and Swiss specialties, such as Zurich veal, chicken cutlets, Neuchâtel fondue, fondue bourguignon, snail fondue, Chinese fondue, Tyrolean sirloin steak, and many more.
Montego-Resto Club
Italian, Asian and Californian flavours enhance the sunny cuisine of the Montego Resto Club. A healthy and attentive approach to the delicate seasoning of the food with homegrown herbs. We serve feasts for the eyes and the tantalizing aromas are sure to whet yor appetite.
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thurak wrote:Also really do your homework for international shipping for "everything" the Euro/Canadian backers really will hesitate to back if shipping makes it not worth their time. A solution to this is to make sure to offer an all electronic pdf level.
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Robinson is a writer and editor. In the following essay, Robinson analyzes how the story of the life and death of a disabled child is explored by Hurst's use of symbolism.
In James Hurst's "The Scarlet Ibis," the arrival of the scarlet ibis is mentioned in the first sentence, suggesting that it has major significance. The memory of the ibis's visit triggers the memory in Brother's mind of his brother Doodle. The bird's red color, combined with the fact that it alights in the bleeding tree, combines to create an image of blood, foreshadowing later events in both the ibis's and Doodle's lives. The link between the ibis and Doodle is further developed later in the story, when the ibis's arrival is described in detail. Doodle is the first to notice the bird and the first outside to investigate further. He is wonder-struck by the sight. At that point, the bird falls dead out of the tree. Daddy goes to get the bird book and establishes that it is a scarlet ibis, a native of the tropics that must have been separated from its flock and blown in by a storm. Readers understand that the bird is out of its natural environment, alone, weakened, and fragile. Doodle, too, is a creature out of his natural environment, too weak to do the things Brother expects of him, with a skin too sensitive even to bear the sun's rays, and expected not to survive at the beginning of his life. In "The Scarlet Ibis," James Hurst establishes a symbolic link between the bird and the disabled boy that illuminates the significance of the boy's life and death.
The bird's arrival on the wings of a freak storm raises the questions: What is Doodle's natural environment? Where is his flock? The answers are not given explicitly but are suggested symbolically. Doodle is frequently characterized by images of winged beings. There is the ibis itself, to which Doodle is symbolically linked; there are the people who inhabit his fantasies who have wings and fly wherever they want to go; and there is Brother's comment that giving Doodle the name William Armstrong is "like tying a big tail on a small kite." Finally, there is Doodle's favorite fantasy of a boy with a golden robe and a pet peacock who spreads his magnificent tail. This boy's robe is so bright that the sunflowers turn away from the sun to face him. The only light that could be brighter than the earth's brightest source of light, the sun, would have to be of divine origin. Winged beings include earthly birds but also heavenly angels.
Other images in the story link Doodle with a divine level of existence. Aunt Nicey, the spiritual conscience of the family, remarks that Doodle was born in a caul and explains that "cauls were made from Jesus' nightgown" and that caul babies must be treated with respect because they might be saints. She also compares his learning to walk with the Resurrection. Aunt Nicey's reverent and deeply spiritual appreciation of Doodle reflects his own attitude toward the ibis, particularly when he solemnly conducts a burial service for the bird.
Aunt Nicey's view of Doodle and Doodle's view of the ibis show readers there is another way of responding to beings who are different, other than expecting them to die (Doodle's family) or forcing them to become the same as everyone else (Brother). It is possible to love, honor, and respect a being for its uniqueness. This possibility is suggested in Doodle's vision of the boy with the golden robe and the peacock. The vision is a wish-fulfillment for Doodle's own life: that instead of being singled out for his perceived inadequacies, he is singled out and adored even by the flowers for his glorious and shining appearance. However, it is significant that saints, the scarlet ibis, and boys with peacocks do not live in the everyday world: a...
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Goldfarb has a Ph.D. in English and has published two books on the Victorian author William Makepeace Thackeray. In the following essay, Goldfarb discusses religion and duality in "The Scarlet Ibis."
"The Scarlet Ibis" is a deceptively straightforward story, apparently about the guilt the narrator feels over the death years ago of his little brother, Doodle. On the surface, the story is about not forcing people to do things beyond their abilities, about recognizing people for their own individual talents and not forcing them to fit a common mold. The unnamed narrator, known only as Brother, seems to suggest that he should not have pushed Doodle to do the normal, everyday things other little boys do: running, swimming, climbing trees, rowing a boat. Doodle, delicate and physically handicapped from birth, was not able to do these things, and pushing him to do them killed him.
Yet there seems to be so much more in the story. For one thing it bristles with imagery, allusions, and symbols. There is the symbol of the scarlet ibis, the dead red bird to which Doodle is compared at the end. There are all the references to flowering and dying plants, especially in the opening paragraph, in which the narrator talks of "rotting brown magnolia petals" and "graveyard flowers" and a "bleeding tree." Moreover, there is the strange reference at the very end of the story to "the heresy of rain."
What might "the heresy of rain" mean? A heresy is a belief opposed to orthodoxy, especially orthodox religion. In the story, Brother tries to shelter Doodle's body from "the heresy of rain," though Doodle is dead and one would think beyond need of sheltering. The sheltering is clearly an action of guilt, and perhaps of belated love, and it also seems to be an attempt to preserve Doodle's similarity to the scarlet ibis. In death, Doodle is covered with blood, creating a resemblance to the scarlet bird which died earlier that day. Perhaps "the heresy of the rain" stems from the fear that the rain may wash away the blood and destroy the resemblance.
But if rain is the heresy, is the orthodoxy the notion that Doodle in some way is like the scarlet ibis? The ibis, as the children's father determines, is native to the tropics, far south of the family's home, which appears to be somewhere in rural North Carolina near Raleigh (given the reference in the story to Dix Hill, a mental institution in Raleigh). In North Carolina, the ibis is exotic and out of place. It is also full of "grace," a term which may simply mean charm but which is also a Christian term for the divine love through which human beings may obtain salvation. When the ibis arrives, it lands in a "bleeding tree," which literally means a tree oozing sap but which also suggests an allusion to the Cross on which Christ died.
Perhaps both the ibis and Doodle are meant to be Christ figures, dying for others' sins and somehow bringing them grace. Or if that is reading too much into this sad little story, then perhaps it is just about a brother's remorse. Yet the odd use of the word "heresy" at the end, along with several other references to religion, implies more meaning.
In the most triumphant part of the story, when Brother manages to teach Doodle to walk, Aunt Nicey comments that the big surprise the two boys keep promising had better be as "tremendous … [as] the Resurrection," and it is in a way. Raising Doodle to his feet, getting him to stand and then walk when everyone had said it was impossible seems almost akin to raising someone from the dead. Interestingly, the person who performs this resurrection is not Doodle, but Brother. It is Doodle in a way, of course, for he is the one who stands and walks, but really the work was Brother's. Brother pushes Doodle to do it, putting Doodle on his feet at least a hundred times a day and picking him up when he falls. In a telling remark, Brother says that the enterprise seemed so hopeless that "it's a miracle [he] didn't give up." This comment about working a miracle makes Brother seem like a Christ figure, having the power to work miracles and perform a resurrection.
Proud of his achievement, Brother begins to believe in "[his] own infallibility," another Christian term especially associated with the Catholic Church, which holds the pope in his exercise of his office to be infallible. Of course, in the story Brother turns out to be seriously fallible, so perhaps his association with miracles and resurrection should not be taken to mean that he is God-like, or perhaps he is some sort of false god; after all it is Doodle who is compared to the magical or sacred scarlet ibis. Aunt Nicey suggests that Doodle might turn out to be a saint,...
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Remy is a freelance writer in Warrington, Florida. In the following essay, Remy examines the ways in which Hurst's narrative strategies control time and influence the story's interpretation.
Though laden with symbolism, "The Scarlet Ibis" is a story that combines elements of biblical fable, romance, and mystery to capture the reader's interest. It is the way in which the story is told, rather than its symbolic content, however, that makes the "The Scarlet Ibis" linger in the reader's imagination. Part of this attraction derives from Hurst's creating a narrative structure that is as anomalous as the bird itself, for he incorporates narrative techniques that are not traditionally found in the short story....
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I have to say that although I think obama is a total jackass (or perhaps more descriptively an anal orifice) and an evil person who should never have been elected, I certainly don't think that he is an idiot. I believe that the he has an agenda and a vision. I believe that he is doing all the things that we don't think are appropriate willfully and actually with "malice afore thought". Not an idiot. Not stupid. (perhaps not the smartest person in government, but not actually stupid.) I also have no problem in being pretty personal in my criticism of any elected official or for that matter any other civil servant who forgets for whom he works.
Any doctrine that weakens personal responsibility for judgment and for action helps create the attitudes that welcome and support the totalitarian state.
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Gig'em Aggies!! BTCO'77HOO t.u.!!
So, I guess this makes it OK for you guys to call Bush names.
We are supposed to BELEIVE this Guy??
He is a pathological baffoon!!
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(Dec. 15) -- It is an inconvenient time for Al Gore to be fudging numbers on global climate change.
With the specter of the "Climategate" e-mails hanging ominously over the Copenhagen climate change summit, the former vice president told a crowd there on Monday that one scientist had predicted the polar ice cap would have no summer ice in five to seven years.
"These figures are fresh. Some of the models suggest to Dr. Maslowski that there is a 75 percent chance that the entire north polar ice cap, during the summer months, could be completely ice-free within five to seven years," Gore told the audience.
But the scientist Gore quoted, Dr. Wieslaw Maslowski of the U.S. Naval Postgraduate School in Monterrey, Calif., told the Times of London that he never said such a thing.
"It's unclear to me how this figure was arrived at," Maslowski told the Times. "I would never try to estimate likelihood at anything as exact as this."
The scientist said Gore's statement about the pole being "completely ice-free" was not in line with his current predictions, which are dramatic enough without being pumped up. Maslowski said his research shows 80 percent of the north polar ice will melt in the next six years, but he expects some ice to remain beyond the year 2020.
In an email to Sphere, Maslowski added that if the Arctic melting trend of the last 15 years continues, the "main reduction of sea ice volume may take place within the next five to seven years," which would affect the global climate.
Gore's office later admitted to the Times that the figures weren't actually all that "fresh," but were instead based on a conversation Gore had had with Maslowski several years ago.
Regardless of the confusing details, most climate scientists agree that human activity has contributed to rising temperatures. But the credibility of that consensus was undermined last month when critics released thousands of e-mail exchanges, some of which gave the impression that scientists were massaging figures and trying to silence skeptics of anthropogenic global warming.
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In this panorama, the Potomac River can be seen flowing through Mather Gorge in Great Falls Park. It was taken from the Virginia side of Great Falls, looking towards the Maryland side. Cliffs of metagraywacke line Mather Gorge, and have been dated at ~460 Ma. Steeply dipping lamprophyre dikes can be seen intruding into the metagraywacke. A crystallization age of ~360 Ma has been obtained from K/Ar dating of biotite in the dikes.
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As part of its Hunger to Learn series, the BBC's Katya Adler "meets children in Gaza whose schooling has been repeatedly interrupted by conflict." Undoubtedly, Palestinian children have suffered as a result of difficult conditions in Gaza. However, Adler's report demonstrates typical BBC bias:
The report implies that Israel deliberately bombed a primary school during the recent Gaza conflict. Israel's motivations for taking military action are subtly questioned: "Israel says this is in response to rocket and mortar fire by Gaza militants, aimed at Israeli citizens." Does the BBC believe it possible that Israel took military action in Gaza simply for the sake of it?
Indeed, while Israel does not deliberately target schoolchildren, the same cannot be said of Palestinian terrorists who have deliberately launched rocket attacks at specific times when Israeli children are travelling to their schools, considering it an achievement if a rocket lands (as they have done on numerous occasions) on schools or kindergartens.
Adler discusses the mental scars of Gazan children due to Operation Cast Lead, referring to psychological and social problems and difficulty concentrating. While this may be the result of Israel's three-week operation, the same descriptions could be equally applied to the Israeli children of Sderot who have suffered from 8 years of rocket attacks from Gaza.
Despite this, nowhere in the online text is any reference to the suffering and trauma of Israeli children whose education and daily lives have also been affected by conflict. However, perhaps in a poor attempt to claim a semblance of balance, Adler interviews two Israeli pupils from Sderot in the second of two short video segments.
Deliberately downplaying the situation in Sderot, Adler says to them: "When you talk to schoolchildren in Gaza they say look at us, so many of us are killed in wars with Israel, whereas in Sderot not many children die, not many are injured, not many rockets are actually fired." Would Adler consider questioning Gazan pupils about their views on rockets fired at their Israeli counterparts?
In fact, some 12,000 rockets and mortars have been fired from the Gaza Strip since 2001 while over 1,000 people have been wounded as a result.
Indeed, the attitude and presentation between the two videos is striking. Israeli pupils are interviewed in a sterile and quiet school playground environment, pictured talking directly to Adler. In stark contrast, the segment in Gaza is interspersed with dramatic scenes of conflict and destruction to accompany the interviews with Palestinian children. There are plenty of images and footage available of rocket attacks on Sderot but the BBC evidently chose not to use them thus downplaying their effects.
Katya Adler's lip service to balance is yet another example of the BBC's anti-Israel bias.
Perhaps more disturbing is an almost identical video clip adapted from Adler's report for Children's BBC Newsround, aimed specifically at British schoolchildren. Complete with images of the Gaza conflict, there is no attempt to provide context to the military operation other than to say that a school had been bombed by Israel "to protect its own soldiers from attack."
There is no mention of Sderot, Hamas, Palestinian terror or any other details, even in a simple form that might aid a child's understanding of the situation. Instead, young minds will invariably perceive Israel as the bad guy in the story. Yet more pernicious reporting from the BBC – poisoning children against Israel.
You can send your comments to the BBC Complaints website – http://www.bbc.co.uk/complaints (for detailed instructions on how to navigate the BBC Complaints website, click here).
A new site – Understanding the Goldstone Report – has been established by a group of bloggers who have followed the news stories and NGO reports from Israel's Operation Cast Lead, and the history of the Goldstone Commission. They have come together to offer a site that will put together the most cogent, empirically based, and logically argued critique of the Goldstone Commission.
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Hot air balloon over the old gasworks - view of Bath from Southdown
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Wonderful shot John. Looking forward to seeing a great many more superb panos when you get your gp unit fixed.
This is another beautiful panorama taken in Bath and is really cool to compare with www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id= 9802. Looks like there will be many great panos coming from the Bath-Bristol area with Kilgore and now John Law actively taking Gigapans :)


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Several moments at the media conference unveiling new Warriors coach Matthew Elliott on Friday made you want to crawl under the white avant-garde seats at the Sky Lounge and cringe. Most of them involved co-owner Owen Glenn.
The event had touches of a school assembly. Glenn was the headmaster on the makeshift stage with chief executive Wayne Scurrah the head boy and Elliott the new boy, all eager to please and paint a harmonious picture of a club which has come off one of its worst finishes (14th) in its 18-year history.
Elliott had little to fear, but Scurrah's beaming smile must have been tested at times in the presence of the man some refer to as 'Owen Abramovich', the Kiwi version of Chelsea football oligarch Roman Abramovich, a man not afraid to sack coaches or CEOs.
Glenn's co-owner Eric Watson is understood to be keen to get on the phone to Scurrah from Europe when the Warriors lose; but it's not as confrontational as the new owner getting in your face to demand NRL supremacy on a more regular basis at home.
Glenn proceeded to inject a series of one-liners, intended as comedy but which came across as awkward; lines which clashed with the tone of the conference. This was not a forum for stand-up comedy. Fans want thorough answers as to how Elliott will make things different. They need to decide whether to open their wallets for season tickets. Instead Glenn gave them Jerry Seinfeld .
One of his lines may or may not have been a joke. When asked about his knowledge of Elliott, a 360-game first grade coach over 16 seasons in Britain and Australia, Glenn replied: "Two months ago I'd never heard of him ... Wayne and the boys led the charge and we had two or three (coaches) who could have made the grade."
Regardless of its intended wit, the 'gag' didn't make the director's cut on Vodafone Warriors TV.
There was also a prod at the media which hinted at Glenn's 'tolerance' for a robust fourth estate.
When asked for an assessment of Elliott, Glenn replied: "He's a good bloke, give him a fair go, okay? We want positive thinking in New Zealand, not negative thinking. That's one of things this country suffers from. You're the blokes with the pen and paper, I don't want to have to buy APN (the Herald on Sunday parent company), but I might ..."
There was also clumsiness at the start when the affable Scurrah delivered an introduction on an occasion which promised cut-and-thrust. Corporate buzz words like "process", "input" and "high-calibre" featured prominently.
After being introduced, Glenn seized his microphone and said: "That was supposed to be a short introduction, you've basically said what I intended to say." Yikes, best of luck, Wayne.
Glenn claimed he hadn't "bought a drink in a bar for quite a while" since being Warriors co-owner. It raises the question why isn't he buying them for suffering Warriors fans whom he praised for their "tremendous passion and loyalty"?
There is no doubt Glenn is a benevolent man, a benefactor to sport and an astute businessman. The work he has initiated in Otara, donating an initial $8 million to sort out poverty, family violence and child abuse appears inspirational. He's also been a godsend with his investments in the Auckland University business school and his willingness to donate $1 million over time to hockey.
But fans want to see the result of that business acumen being applied rather than stand-up comedy at the Warriors. They will surely reap the benefits.


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Description ADULT MALE Dark brown overall, but with a bronzy, greenish sheen on back, neck and underparts. Tail is reddish brown and proportionately long with chestnut feather tips, upper tail coverts, and rump feathers; these appear as concentric rings in fanned tail. Note tuft of feathers on breast. Head and upper neck are bare, bristly, and mainly blue, but red on throat. ADULT FEMALE Smaller and duller than male and lacks tuft of feathers on breast. JUVENILE Similar to adult female.
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Habitat Hunted to local extinction in many places by start of 20th century. Now locally common due to hunting regulations and breeding for release programs.
Observation Tips Easiest to find in spring, when males display noisily.
Range Texas, Mid-Atlantic, California, Florida, Great Lakes, Rocky Mountains, Southwest, Southeast, Northwest, Plains, New England, Western Canada, Eastern Canada
Voice Displaying male utters familiar gobbling call. All birds utter subdued clucking calls.
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Hello Everybody. I'm beginning to warm up to my new post as High School reporter and I want to thank everyone who has been a help to me or encouraged me. There's not enough room to fit them all in this article. Last week mostly consisted of busy students getting ready for the Reading Fair. The kids put a lot of hard work into their projects. The winners for the individual projects are by grade and are as follows: Kindergarten- first place Cadie Gates, second place Carrie Rakestraw, third place Katelyn Freeman, Honorable Mention Luke Roberts; First Grade- first place Andrew Massengill, second place Carley Hall, third place Cassie Ward, honorable mention Katelyn Jolly; Second Grade- first place Lauren Gooch, second place Olivia McCord, third place Thomas Wall, honorable mention Morgan Nance; Third Grade- first place Zack High, second place Anna Kate Stanford, third place Cody Bedford, honorable mention Calub Merrit; Fourth-Fifth Grade- first place Lauren Watson, second place Abby Robbins, third place Lily Grace Minor, honorable mention Erin Wall; Sixth-Eighth Grade- first place Cason Robbins, second place Molly Hale, third place Chandler Thompson, honorable mention Wynn Floyd; Ninth-Twelfth Grade- first place Kasey Krocker, second place Crystal McKee, third place Tyler Jackson, honorable mention Jacob Lemmons.
The group winners are divided into grades and are as follows: Kindergarten-Third grade- first place Jill Deaton's Kindergarten class, second place Madison Bishop and Easton Williams, third place Megan Denton and Allie Williams, honorable mention Ross Sprouse and Jake Webb; Fourth-Eighth Grade- first place Laura Hogue and Allison Buckeridge, second place Addison Carter and Chandler Gates, third place Tyler Dowdy and Blake Rhea, honorable mention Beth Boyd Class; Ninth-Twelfth Grade- first place Samantha Wood, Suzanne Hill and Chelsea Daniel, second place Santana Taylor, Delia Turner and Hannah Swords, third place Min Jung, and Kayla Gregory, honorable mention Laken Potts, Kandis Thompson and Audrey Bryant.
The family project winners are as follows: Kindergarten-Third Grade- first place Keri and Kaci Deaton, second place Cheyenne Childers, third place Maggie and Tyson Smith, honorable mention Wade Floyd; Fourth-Eighth Grade first place Heather Gammell, second place Macy Kirk, third place Bailey Thompson and Cassie Thompson, Honorable mention Ethan Taylor. We are very proud of all the students and the hard work that went into their projects. We would like to give an enormous thank you to Mrs. Windy Faulkner for coordinating this event.
Monday, Dec. 3, the PTO hosted the Santa Store for students in Pre-K through Sixth grade to come buy their friends and family presents. They sold around 2500 items. Mrs. Rose Weeden was the chairperson for the event and put lots of hard work into it. The St. Jude Mathathon was Tuesday, Dec. 4 for LINK (Lively Innovative Network of Kids) class, which is for second-sixth grade. On Wednesday, Dec. 5. The Ingomar junior high basketball team played East Union at 9 a.m. This week has been quite a celebratory week for Ingomar due to homecoming festivities. The homecoming days are as follows: Monday- Nerd Day, Tuesday Color War Day, Wednesday Tacky Day, Thursday Dress Up Day, Friday Spirit/Homecoming tee shirt day.
There will be a day program as a preview for homecoming on Thursday, Dec. 6 at 9:10 a.m. Parents are welcome! This event is sponsored by the student council. The King and Queen will remain secret until Homecoming night on Friday, Dec. 7. The homecoming court members are as follows: Whitney Hall, Brittni Gilliam, Brittany Tanner, Molly Speck, Cecily Cossitt, ben Dixon, Kagan Doom, Kyle Heard, Jared Carter and Tony Golding. We would like to give Mrs. Roben Denton and Mrs. Jennifer Nance a big thank you for all of their hard work that went into this event. There will be a game against Hickory Flat after the Homecoming festivities.
Although this can be a hectic and stressful time, we must remember to honor God's will for our life and serve Him. John 12:26 says, "if any man serves me, let him follow me; and where I am, there shall also my servant be: if any man serve me, him will (my) Father honour."
That's all I have for you from Ingomar. I hope everyone has a great week!
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Swift River
I hit the Swift Sunday and caught the best fish I have ever caught in MA outside the deerfield. It was a fat 16" bow. About 1/2 way down the fishable section there is a nice graval bed. On it the fish seemed to be in spawning mode, even thought those fish will never spawn. A few larger bows were chasing a bunch of smaller brookie's off the bed tring to claim territory. I try on a #16 humpy and start working the brookies in the back planning to work my way up. Then I cast to a brookie just behind and to the inside of a really nice bow. As the brookie goes for it the bow rushes over almost jumping over the brookie's back and takes it and then goes running. Nice fish. Caught a few more brookie's too. it was nice to see Bob on the river. All and all I like that little river but I wish it didn't get so much pressure. There where 9 fishermen on that river that day. I bet there are almost always 3-4 guys on that river from April to October, 10+ on the weekends. We really need to put more work into developing some more rivers in the area. I can think of 5 or six local stream that can be good brookie and brown rivers with some more work. Is anyone a memeber of TU and can gewt me involved?
RE:Swift River
Tim Watts is involved with a native salter brookie restoration program. This should probably be discussed with him directly in case the river should not be exposed.
Tim - can we get involved?
RE:Swift River
Are you talking about the Swift in Belchertown? If you are then there are a few other options in the area for small stream fishing. The Deerfield, Millers and Westfield are all much prettier and generally less crowded options as well. I find the pressure on the Swift overwhelming and don't fish there - even when it was only 10 minutes from my back door. To me the place resembles an irrigation canal in the upper section. There are some fish in the Y pool, but not much until you hit the effluent pipe below the hatchery. Email me if you want a few other spots to check out in Western MA.
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After falling to Tiffin Columbian to drop to 4-5, the Oak Harbor boys basketball team rebounded to win two straight games to get over the 500 mark.
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Obama to give a speech today at 11:20 this morning to explain how we will cut our oil imports by a third.
Obama to give a speech today at 11:20 this morning to explain how we will cut our oil imports by a third.
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Actually Obama said oil imports will be cut by a third in the next 10 years not 30 years.
Over half of the petroleum consumed by the United States is imported, with Canada and Mexico the two largest suppliers, followed by Saudi Arabia and Venezuela.
More than two-thirds of offshore leases in the Gulf of Mexico are sitting idle, neither producing oil and gas, nor being actively explored by the companies who hold the leases, according to a Department of Interior report to be released Tuesday.
Those inactive swaths of the Gulf could potentially hold more than 11 billion barrels of oil and 50 trillion cubic feet of natural gas, Interior said in the report obtained by The Associated Press.
"All those things bother me: The populism, the lying and the scapegoating and the xenophobia bother me, but then theres a layer of incompetence here. I suppose, in a way, we should be thankful: If he had a coherent ideology, hed probably be more dangerous." P J O'Rourke
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Interviewed Don Bald, David Tyree and Scott Wilhelm (Friction Call winner - check out how he runs a slate!). A big shout out to Peggy for making me feel welcome.
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Why is it ok to pass laws limiting guns,but not abortions?I thought Obama wanted to help save children.
Why is it ok to pass laws limiting guns,but not abortions?
Why is it ok to pass laws limiting guns,but not abortions?I thought Obama wanted to help save children.
Lets celebrate. A woman's right to murder
Sound about right to you?
Incorrect education is what got us here in the first place. Teaching someone that it's ok to kill a baby was the greatest crime of all.
I believe that men who are not in committed relationships should have the right to paper abortions. Forcing child support upon a man who impregnated a woman on a one night stand is bull shite.
I do mean it.Abortion is murder.
quote:Nobody I know has killed their baby.
Then I have to ask...why do you allow people to murder babies around you? I can't think of any rational person who would allow such a thing to take place.
Nobody I know has killed their baby
Rex may be a loon, but he is honest, and that's what this abortion shite really is all about, taking no responsibility, or rather removing the effect from the cause of poor decision making.
Nobody I know has killed their baby.
Nobody I know has killed their baby.
quote:Honestly,I would not stand outside an abortion clinic and berate them.
I'll ask again directly just so we have no misunderstandings...if there was a clinic in your town at which parents could bring their children to have murdered for whatever reason (in this scenario it is legal) would you simply stand outside and try and berate them into not murdering their babies, or would you try and stop them by any means necessary? Or, given your last comment, would you only bother to defend children if you knew them?
Honestly,I would not stand outside an abortion clinic and berate them.
quote:No.I wouldn't do anything drastic.I need to be free to be a father to my children.
Would you do ANYTHING in the scenario I posted twice earlier? Would the murdering of innocent children in your town get you to do anything about it other than complain about it on a message board?
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• Among the Republican thugs: Fear and pepper spray in St. Paul. By Anne Elizabeth Moore.
• Photos: Republican National Convention 2008.
Oddly, though, the jeopardy that journalists faced in St. Paul never became much of a story. There wasn't a news blackout, exactly: the Associated Press (AP) and the local Minnesota media covered the issue, as did left-leaning outlets like the Nation and Salon, and national heavyweights like ABC News and the Washington Post gave it some early, blog-based coverage.
The problem, instead, is that the story was ignored or minimized by other important organizations — the New York Times being the most prominent example — and, as the weeks progressed, never seemed to generate any sort of sustained concern inside the media itself, the efforts of groups like the Society for Professional Journalists notwithstanding. In the words of Mark Jurkowitz, associate director of the Pew Research Center's Project for Excellence in Journalism, "It never really got into the conversation at a level where it had an impact."
What's especially strange about this is that the activity that got these journalists into trouble — monitoring the exercise of government power — is one of the most important things the fourth estate does. So why the muted response to their plight?
A bridge, too far?
One answer, obviously, is that it's been kind of a busy month. Think of the other stories that have been kicking around since the first journalists were arrested on September 1, the RNC's opening day: Hurricane Gustav, Sarah Palin's debut, McCain's acceptance speech and post-convention bump, the sequestering of Palin, her subsequent public implosion, the Wall Street meltdown, McCain's one-day suspension of his campaign, the first presidential debate, Obama regaining front-runner status. Oh yeah, and Hurricane Ike.
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Wind on forward, then back over to bend; take Gadwall flank feather and remove several fibers, or barbs. Set fibers on hook, tips facing reverse, one to two securing wraps. Wind thread forward to one eye-width of eye.
Wrap feather fibers once around shank, laying flat and side by side as they advance. Catch at thorax as mentioned in the black version, on top of hook; fold, re-fold, etc., creating thorax. Cement; trim antennae close to eye.
Do this one of two ways. Either tie the gadwall butts down over the shank, tips facing backward, to be wound forward and use the tips as antennae, or tie tips to shank, winding butts to front - your choice depending on what type of antennae you want.
This ties down to 32 with 8/0 thread and fewer and fewer barbs off the gadwall feather.
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Practice Philosophy
Sarasota Plastic Surgery Center offers patients the latest in medical technology and unsurpassed dedication to patient satisfaction. The doctors enjoy making improvements in the appearance and the lives of their patients and they do it with the highest safety and quality standards in mind.
Practice Specialization
Now with over 15 years of experience, Dr. Mobley focuses on cosmetic plastic surgery, with emphasis on aesthetic surgery of the face (facelifts, eyelid surgery, lasers), breasts (breast augmentation, breast lifts and breast reduction) and body (liposuction, abdominoplasty). He also commonly employs noninvasive procedures including Botox Cosmetic, Dysport and the entire spectrum of dermal fillers (Restylane, Juviderm, Perlane, and Prevelle Silk) and Sculptra.
In a continuing pursuit of excellence, Dr. Mobley also utilizes the latest trends in less invasive, minimal incision face lifts, facial fat grafting and stem cells, facial wrinkle removal with the rapidly healing Encore fractional CO2 laser, innovative liposuction techniques.
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The fantastic staff at Sarasota Plastic Surgery Center is truly dedicated to Plastic Surgery. We are proud that the majority of our staff has each been with us for many years. Their compassion, knowledge, and hard work enable patients to enjoy a comfortable, confident, and valuable experience.
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Dr. Mobley is board certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery, the American Board of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, and the American Board of Otolaryngology.
Professional Background
Dr. Mobley received his Bachelor of Science degree at Texas A&M University, and completed requirements for his M.D. degree at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas. After completing his surgical internship at Barnes Hospital in St. Louis, Missouri, he moved to Richmond, Virginia in 1987 where he completed a four-year residency in Otolaryngology at the Medical College of Virginia. Dr. Mobley's plastic surgery training occurred at Louisiana State University Medical Center in New Orleans, where he completed a full plastic surgery residency and microvascular surgery fellowship in 1993. In his final year of training Dr. Mobley served as Chief Resident in Plastic Surgery at Charity Hospital in New Orleans, Louisiana
Seeking advanced training in cosmetic surgery, Dr. Mobley completed a one year fellowship at the McCollough, Grotting and Associates Aesthetic Medical Center in Birmingham, Alabama, which was devoted to extensive training in specific cosmetic surgery procedures such as facelifts, eyelid surgery, rhinoplasty, breast augmentation, abdominoplasty and liposuction
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Dr. Mobley has become well known for creating dramatic surgical improvements while maintaining a natural appearance. Sarasota physicians voted him a "Top Doctor" for "Plastic Surgery" in Castle Connolly's Americas Top Doctors in 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2010. Patients often describe his approach as personable and unhurried during consultations and postoperative care, inspiring confidence and placing them at ease.
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Dr. Mobley holds active staff appointments at Sarasota Memorial Hospital, Sarasota Plastic Surgery Center, Cape Surgery Center and Health South Surgery Center.
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Dr. Mobley is a member of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, the American Society For Aesthetic Plastic Surgery and the American Society of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery.
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To schedule your cosmetic consultation, call (941) 366-8897. Our Patient Care Coordinator, Melissa, will help arrange a consultation with Dr. Mobley. Melissa will ask some basic questions to determine your areas of concern. She will provide you with informational brochures or web links that can give you further information regarding these areas.
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Sarasota Plastic Surgery Center is a state licensed and federally certified Ambulatory Surgery Center (ASC). Our surgery center is dedicated to Plastic Surgery and addresses patient comfort, safety and privacy like no other practice in the region can. The ASC status requires us to meet or exceed over 2,000 stringent standards in environmental and life safety, risk management, quality assurance and emergency management procedures set forth by the U.S. government. The ASC licensure and certification is in effect, granted based on a strict adherence to all applicable standards of a major hospital. Each year the ASC must undergo a series of unannounced inspections and surveys by the federal and state governments to ensure adherence to these standards. Since the Sarasota Plastic Surgery Center opened, we have received commendation with no deficiencies on all of our annual inspections and surveys.
Patient comfort and safety are of a paramount concern at the Center. Consistent with our philosophy of exceeding accepted standards, the Center demands that only board certified physicians are utilized for the administration of anesthesia. Additionally our entire medical staff is fully certified in Advanced Cardiac Life Support as an essential emergency management measure.
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