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WATSON, Judy
I made the work palm cluster for my exhibition a complicated fall at Bellas Milani Gallery. The exhibition title related to a comment by the Queensland Director of Public Prosecutions that Mulrundji Doomadgee, a Waanyi man's death on Palm Island was caused by 'a complicated fall'. This was a surprising finding considering the physical damage that the man had suffered during his ordeal in the Palm Island Gaol. 'A complicated fall' can also refer to a fall from grace, a fall of government and so on.
Other works in a complicated fall referred more specifically to recent events on Palm Island, and/or used familiar recurring motifs from my work such as shells, ribs, plants and maps. While I was making the work for this exhibition I listened to ABC Radio National. At this time there were many news updates about events on Palm Island. Part of my response to this was an internal grieving that I was aware of as I was pushing and scrubbing the raw pigments into the canvas. The deep blues of the background of the canvas are made by scrubbing the intense dark Prussian blue and purplish ultramarine blue pigments onto the material using a stiff brush.
Blue is the colour of memory and is associated with water; it washes over me. Waanyi people are known as 'running water people' because of the inherent quality of the water in their country.
Courtesy Judy Watson and Bellas Milani Gallery, Brisbane.

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Today is the day you can check your drawing success online. Everyone should have been drawn for their first tag.
There are 58,979 permits leftover you can see the units here http://dnr.wi.gov/permits/fallturkey.html
I bought my fall license/tag today because it makes me feel so much better to have a turkey tag in my pocket. Very medicinal for the addiction the only thing better is when the season finally gets here!


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Netherlands Antilles: Maps, History, Geography, Government, Culture, Facts, Guide & Travel/Holidays/Cities
Netherlands Antilles
Status: Part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands
Governor: Frits Goedgedrag (2002)
Prime Minister: Emily de Jongh-Elhage (2006)
Total area: 371 sq mi (961 sq km)
Population (2008 est.): 225,369 (growth rate: 0.7%); birth rate: 14.3/1000; infant mortality rate: 9.3/1000; life expectancy: 76.4; density per sq mi: 234
Capital and largest city (2003 est.): Willemstad, 60,100
Monetary unit: Netherlands Antillean guilder
Languages: Dutch (official), Papiamento predominates, English widely spoken, Spanish
Ethnicity/race: mixed black 85%, Carib Amerindian, white, East Asian
Religions: Roman Catholic, Protestant, Jewish, Seventh-Day Adventist
National Holiday: Queen's Day, April 30
Literacy rate: 97% (2003 est.)
Economic summary: GDP/PPP (2004 est.): $2.8 billion; per capita $16,000. Real growth rate: 1%. Inflation: 2.1% (2003 est.). Unemployment: 17% (2002 est.). Arable land: 10%. Agriculture: aloes, sorghum, peanuts, vegetables, tropical fruit. Labor force: 83,600 (2005); agriculture 1%, industry 20%, services 79% (2005 est.). Industries: tourism (Curacao, Sint Maarten, and Bonaire), petroleum refining (Curacao), petroleum transshipment facilities (Curacao and Bonaire), light manufacturing (Curacao). Natural resources: phosphates (Curaçao only), salt (Bonaire only). Exports: $2.076 billion f.o.b. (2004 est.): petroleum products. Imports: $4.383 billion f.o.b. (2004 est.): crude petroleum, food, manufactures. Major trading partners: U.S., Panama, Guatemala, Haiti, Bahamas, Honduras, Venezuela, Netherlands (2004).
The Netherlands Antilles are composed of two groups of Caribbean islands 500 mi (805 km) apart: the first group, composed of Curacao (173 sq mi; 448 sq km) and Bonaire (95 sq mi; 246 sq km), is located about 40 mi (64 km) off the Venezuelan coast. Originally inhabited by Arawak Indians, these two islands as well as Aruba were claimed by Spain in 1527 and then by the Dutch in 1643. The Dutch Lesser Antilles to the north-Saint Eustatius, the southern part of St. Martin (Dutch: Sint Maarten), and Saba-make up the remainder of the island federation. First inhabited by the Carib Indians, St. Martin was explored by Columbus in 1493. In 1845, the six islands (then including Aruba) officially formed the Netherlands Antilles. In 1994, the islands voted to preserve their federation with the Netherlands.
The Netherlands Antilles was dissolved on October 10, 2010. Sint Maarten and Curacao became constituent countries within the Kingdom of the Netherlands, like Aruba, which separated from the Netherlands Antilles in 1896. The islands of Bonaire, Saba, and Saint Eustatius became special municipalities of the Netherlands proper.


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Container Gardening for Wildlife
by Marlene Haas
Provide food for pollinators in small spaces.
Container gardening is ideal for the urban naturalist trying to maximize blooms per square inch, but is also a welcome addition to a larger yard. Following a few simple guidelines will result in healthy plants cascading over pots and enticing wildlife to visit.
First one must find the appropriate home for a floral occupant. When choosing a container, keep in mind what plant you want to grow in it. The size and shape of the root system and the growth rate are factors determining how big and deep of a pot you want. Large pots stay moist longer, are less subject to temperature fluctuations, and allow for more root growth and multiple plant displays. Hanging pots are the most susceptible to drying out.
Pots can be made out of a number of materials. Depending on your taste and setting, you might try clay, terra-cotta, cast concrete or wood. Wood can be pressure-treated and painted, just do not use creosote, which is toxic to plants. Line pressure-treated wood with plastic if using the pot for edibles. Be creative and recycle a wooden barrel or watering can.
If you're not familiar with your locally native plants, you can experiment with them in containers before setting them loose in your yard. In many cases, local natives will be hardier than non-native plants. Locally native flowering plants will attract hummingbirds, butterflies, and other pollinators. Non-hardy plants will need to have winter protection or be moved to a sheltered location. If plants are combined in one pot, just be sure that their growing conditions and growth forms are compatible.
Drainage is important to prevent roots from being waterlogged, which hinders nutrient uptake and can lead to root rot. With this in mind, outdoor plants should not be left in standing water. If a pot lacks adequate drainage, add extra holes using an electric drill with a masonry bit. Put newspaper over the holes to prevent soil from spilling out. Elevating pots on pottery or wooden feet also helps with drainage and aeration. It is better to opt for a houseplant soil mixture over regular garden soil, which is too dense. To help keep the soil cool and moist, top with a layer of mulch.
Watering the plant itself can inhibit efficient gas exchange in the leaves, so it is better to water the soil directly. The moisture of the soil should be checked frequently, both at the edge and in the center of the pot. Your watering schedule should vary with the seasons. In cooler months, allow the plant to nearly dry out between watering. When the temperature is up, water daily to every other day. If a plant has wilted due to dehydration, immerse the pot in tepid water until no air bubbles appear and place in a shady spot until the cells are again turgid. Watering is best done early in the morning when it is cool.


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Try other web apps in Thunderbird tabs
Colin Dean converted the code from my post on Google Calendar in Thunderbird tabs and created a GMail tab for Thunderbird.
If you're interested in trying what a web application would look like running inside a Thunderbird tab without modifying an extension use the following code snippet.
Open the Error Console from the Tools Menu
Copy & Paste this code into the input entry at the top:
Components.classes['@mozilla.org/appshell/window-mediator;1'] .getService(Components.interfaces.nsIWindowMediator) .getMostRecentWindow("mail:3pane") .document.getElementById("tabmail") .openTab("contentTab",{contentPage:"http://tinyvid.tv/show/2h9led44g152z"})
Change the provided link ( http://tinyvid.tv/show/2h9led44g152z ) at the end to the web application you'd like to try, like http://twitter.com for example. Click the ( Evaluate ) button.
It's Party Time! ( if you didn't change the link, http://tinyvid.tv/show/2h9led44g152z )
You can continue to iterate the tab application by creating a new click handler, however at that point it might be worthwhile to start with the extension code instead of working in the error console.
Jetpack for Thunderbird
In the hopefully not too distant future Thunderbird will gain Jetpack as it's new extension model and it will be no longer necessary for add-ons like this these be created but instead a simple Jetpack which can do the same things without restarts or complicated installs.
If you're interested in this take a look at Andrew's recent Jetpack in Thunderbird post.
Above code snippet courtesy of Magnus in bug 519041


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The False Crises of Rachel Carson - edited by Roger Meiners, Pierre Desrochers & Andrew Morriss of the CATO Institute. Very interesting book but reads like a testbook. & is heavily quoted for source.
Carson was an employee of US Fish & Wildlife as an editor. She chose to align herself with a researcher who was opposed to insecticides. Interestingly, she died at a young age of cancer though never exposed to the insecticides she condemned.
I will enclose one quote from the book:After reading the bookOriginally Posted by SS50I am amused with the similarity to the Climate Change garbage we are inflicted with. Lots of Garbage = pseudoScience.Rachel Carson's Silent Spring is often credited with creating a new precautionary approach for managing environmental risks. Yet this approach is premised on a simplistic risk paradigm


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REGARDLESS of who is responsible, clearly
1) Airline security measures are flawed;
2) The process for releasing prisoners from Gitmo appears flawed.
Those who are in a position NOW to correct these flaws should take prompt and appropriate action to correct the flaws.
It seems like homeland security "reacts" to each new approach to terrorism. Should they not be "anticipating" instead?
All the $ for health care insurance could not have helped over 3000 victims of 9-11, and the govt made provision for those who had residual effects. Global warming did not take those lives either.


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Brown sugar, spices and sweet red wine give this apple spread lots of spirit.
Even though this thick mixture contains no butter, its name comes from the fact that it spreads like butter.
Use a crank-type apple peeler to quickly peel the apples. Or cook them unpeeled, quartered and cored; put them through a mesh strainer or food mill to quickly remove the peelings.
Spirited Pumpkin Butter is another yummy spread. Omit the wine. Substitute 3 cans (15 ounces each) pumpkin (not pumpkin pie mix) for the apples. Increase brown sugar to 1 cup and cinnamon to 1 1/2 teaspoons. Heat all ingredients to boiling in Dutch oven, stirring frequently; reduce heat to low. Simmer uncovered about 1 hour, stirring frequently. Continue as directed in step 3. Makes about 6 cups butter.
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Conductor Edward Markward to Retire from Rhode Island College
Rhode Island College Conductor Edward Markward
After 40 years of bringing great classical music of the past and present to Rhode Island and training scores of Rhode Island College students, Professor Edward Markward is retiring. He will lead his final concert as conductor of the Rhode Island College Symphony Orchestra on April 29 at 8 p.m. in Sapinsley Hall.
On the program is Antonin Dvořák's Symphony No. 9 in E Minor from the "New World," which Markward is dedicating to his father, who he said was the greatest influence in his life.
"It was the first classical music recording my father ever bought me as a boy," he said.
Markward's father has been one of the biggest supporters of his music career, from his early days in an elementary school band through his tenure as professor of music at Rhode Island College, which began in 1973.
"After my father retired as a salesman, he and my mother would make the fall drive from Dubuque, Iowa, where I grew up, to Rhode Island to make the first concert of the season," Markward said. He noted that this is one of many reasons why he has chosen to dedicate Dvořák's work to his father.
"Of all the pieces I've conducted since I came to Rhode Island, Dvořák's is not necessarily my favorite, but it brings closure to all the trips my parents made out here and what they meant to me in my formative years and later," he said.
It was his father who bought Markward his first trumpet in fourth grade. Markward would go on to play in the school band from elementary school through high school and college at Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa.
He earned a bachelor's degree in trumpet music education from Drake. By graduate school, his aspiration had gone from being a trumpet player and teacher to becoming a professional singer of classical music. He was a promising baritone. He earned a master's degree in performance and voice at Drake, then went on to earn his Doctor of Musical Arts degree from the University of Michigan.
It was while he was a student in Ann Arbor, Mich., that he took up the baton, becoming the sabbatical replacement for the conductor of the Ann Arbor Cantata Singers and Chamber Orchestra and serving as director of the Ann Arbor Civic Theater.
"The first time I conducted a major work, I walked out onto the stage and stood at the podium," he said. "On the cover of the score were the words G.F. Handel. It was a two-hour piece."
"I thought to myself, 'What are you doing? You don't belong here.' But I opened the score and began to conduct and immediately forgot everything else. It all came together in one big privileged experience," he said.
In 1973 Markward was hired by the Rhode Island College music department. He would teach voice and medieval and Renaissance music literature, as well as direct the Rhode Island College Chorus, found the Rhode Island College Chamber Singers and conduct the Rhode Island College Symphony Orchestra.
As a conductor, there was no time to practice voice, which meant the end of a classical singing career, he said. But Markward has no regrets.
"Being a conductor is who I am," he said. "It's what I love. I could never see myself doing anything else."
When he arrived at RIC, the symphony orchestra was small – between 40 and 55 members, depending on the piece being performed. It had always been a college and community orchestra, with members of the ensemble ranging in age from 18 to 60.
"The orchestra has come a long way, and it's been a long, long journey," he said.
The orchestra now has 75 members. Sixty percent of the musicians are RIC students; the rest are community musicians, as well as a small number of professional musicians, many of whom were once Markward's students.
"When I first came to RIC, I didn't think it was possible for the orchestra to perform the large works that they're playing now, yet in the last decade, they haven't shied away from anything."
"This year we played 'The Rite of Spring,' and I'll quote a retired colleague: he said, 'Ed, are you crazy? You're not Juilliard (a premier conservatory).'"
Yet inspired by their maestro, they played as if they were.
Markward has been described by his students as a professor with "a relentless pursuit of musical perfection," a conductor with "impeccable technique" and "an inspirer of youthful musicians to heights few would have believed possible."
"We were the lucky ones," said Christine Noel '12, who studied conducting under him.
"Inspiration is one of the most important qualities a conductor can have," said John Di Costanzo '84, another of Markward's former students.
Today Di Costanzo is music director and associate artistic director of Tri-Cities Opera in Binghamton, N.Y. He recalled that after one conducting class and a one-hour lesson with Markward, he knew that he was learning from one of the greats.
Even though Markward had been conducting since he was in graduate school, he has never stopped learning. Five years after his arrival at RIC, he began studying conducting under Maestro Gustav Meier.
"Meier was the second greatest influence in my life," he said. "I learned most of the technical aspects of conducting from him."
He learned by observing Meier and the other great conductors of the Boston Symphony Orchestra at Tanglewood. Meier also allowed him to attend master classes at Tanglewood given by conductors Leonard Bernstein, André Previn, Erich Leinsdorf and Seiji Ozawa.
Markward views conducting and teaching as synonymous, whether in a classroom or on a stage. "I was once asked, 'Do you just conduct here or do you teach as well?' Every time I'm up there on stage waving my arms, I'm teaching," he said.
Though he's been called a perfectionist, Markward doesn't see himself that way. He said, "I believe a performer should get as close as possible to the composer's intent and that anything shy of that lacks integrity."
His wife, Diana McVey, began singing with the RIC chorus, chamber singers, opera workshop and orchestra in 1988. Today she is a highly successful operatic soprano with the Florentine Opera in Milwaukee, Wis.
"From my own experience as his student," she said, "I can say without a doubt that he is initially intimidating as a teacher because his standards and expectations are high and he sees no reason to settle for mediocrity. But the high standards he has for his students are surpassed only by the high standards he has for himself."
Markward's commitment to excellence has inspired scores of talented teachers and performers over the past four decades. Students from his early teaching days at RIC still write or call to tell him how much they appreciate the guidance he gave them as students.
McVey attributes her husband's effectiveness as an educator to his vast knowledge of music and to his first-class musicianship. "He can offer a lifetime of personal music experiences to his students," she said, "and there is simply no substitute for that."
Each year Markward also brings in professional guest artists to share their experiences and to work with his voice students and the orchestra.
"It's terrifically rewarding to know that our students are learning from the very best," Markward said.
He has also made a point of showcasing his students on stages outside of RIC. In the 1970s his chamber singers performed three free concerts a day in schools and churches throughout New England and in Canada. His orchestra and choral singers also performed a free concert each year at the Ocean State Performing Arts Center, now known as the Providence Performing Arts Center, for years. The event was called the Annual Gift to the Community Concert, it regularly attracted audiences of more than 3,000 people.
Markward, who has been cited by the Providence Journal as a "pillar of the music community," has also conducted for numerous music organizations in Rhode Island and elsewhere.
He has served as music director for the Bel Canto Opera Company, music director/conductor for Opera Rhode Island, associate conductor of the Providence Opera Theater, principal guest conductor for the Brooklyn Heights Symphony and founding conductor of the Festival Chamber Orchestra of Rhode Island. He is currently conductor of the Rhode Island Civic Chorale and Orchestra.
"It will be difficult to imagine what the Rhode Island College music department will be like after Ed retires," said Rob Franzblau, assistant chair of the music department, where he also serves as a professor of music and conductor of the RIC Wind Ensemble.
"He's had such a huge influence on our students and on our programs," Franzblau said. "I will miss him very much, but I have no doubt that his musical presence will continue to be felt in the community for many years. He's simply one of the most talented and hardworking conductors I have ever known. He has also earned the highest respect from the students at RIC."
Markward will continue to conduct the Rhode Island Civic Chorale and Orchestra, offer private lessons in voice and conducting, and serve as music consultant on various projects, such as digitizing the unpublished music of composer Paul Nelson. Markward said there are also a lot of musical works that he would like to learn.
"His appetite for knowledge and improving himself never wanes," said McVey. "He's conducted Handel's 'Messiah' upwards of 20 times – perhaps more – and each time it is on the program, he opens the well-worn score and studies it with great care to discover anything exciting and new he may have missed along the way."
"Many nights I have found him in front of the computer, headphones on, listening to the Berlin Philharmonic via its virtual concert hall," she said. "He has an insatiable desire to learn and better himself."
Markward said he is proud to have been a part of Rhode Island College's first-rate music faculty. "Our faculty bring a wealth of professional experience to the classroom," he said, "and they believe that our students deserve the same education, the same passion, the same dedication and attention that a student receives at a high-priced school. It seems to me that we have a president in Dr. (Nancy) Carriuolo who believes that as well."
"I have been fortunate to have worked with extraordinary colleagues, both in the department and in other disciplines. I have been fortunate to have had a dean, Rich Weiner, who believed and understood what we were all about; and two presidents, David Sweet and Nancy Carriuolo, who were, and are, sensitive and visionary," he said.
"I have had the privilege, above all, to associate with some extraordinary students whose talent it has been my good fortune to help uncover and nurture," he said.
"I have had an unbelievable ride and I will miss terribly my association with our students -- teaching, making music and just hanging out and sharing whatever experiences I can. But they'll know where to find me."
Admission to Markward's final concert with the RIC symphony on April 29 is $10. Tickets may be purchased at the Nazarian Center Box Office (401) 456-8144, Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., as well as two hours before the performance.


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Peaceful Warrior
Click here to visit the film's website.
Dan Millman (Scott Mechlowicz) is a talented college gymnast with Olympic dreams. He has it all: trophies, teammates, fast motorcycles, fast girls and wild parties. Then Dan's world is turned upside down when he meets a mysterious stranger he calls Socrates (Nick Nolte), who holds the power to tap into new worlds of strength and understanding. After a serious injury, with the help of Socrates and an elusive young woman named Joy (Amy Smart), Dan discovers that he has much to learn and even more to leave behind before he can become a peaceful warrior and find his destiny. This moving tale about the power of the human spirit is based on Dan Millman's best-selling autobiographical novel, Way of the Peaceful Warrior.
"Like ROCKY for the soul!"- STRAW WEISMAN
(Associate Producer of "What the Bleep Do We Know?")
"A lot of movies promise happiness, but most often it's the 'fleeting' happiness of a thrill ride, and when it's over, it's over; you feel empty, and begin searching for the next thrill. Very few movies actually question what happiness is, or suggest ways that it can be sustained. Peaceful Warrior asks this question and in doing so takes you out of your mind, and those who would consider themselves sane would be 'out of their minds' not to see it. Peaceful Warrior is an important film, an inspiring film, and a film that could change lives."- STING
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and it will impact the course of your life forever."
(Author, motivational speaker)
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(Author of "Peace Is The Way")
"A stunning and extraordinary film that takes you on a journey out of your mind and into the present moment.
Watch it and be transformed." - ECKHART TOLLE
(Author of "The Power of Now")
"When you hear the truth, it sounds familiar. Like seeing a reflection of something
you already possess. This film is that clear and simple reflection. I enjoyed every moment."
PEACEFUL WARRIOR stars Nick Nolte (Hotel Rwanda, The Hulk), Scott Mechlowicz (Eurotrip, Mean Creek), Amy Smart (Just Friends, The Butterfly Effect), and Ashton Holmes (History Of Violence). Written and directed by Victor Salva, based on "Way of the Peaceful Warrior" by Dan Millman, the screenplay is written by Kevin Bernhardt. PEACEFUL WARRIOR is produced by Mark Amin, Cami Winikoff, Robin Schorr and David Welch.


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Posted on behalf of Dr. Chris Zink PhD, DVM, DACVSMR
"I have designed an anonymous survey to help people learn more about the needs of canine athletes. It seems hard to believe to those of us who are passionate about canine sports, but there is hardly ANY research being done on injuries and conditions specifically affecting canine athletes. One of the big reasons is that the demographics of canine athletes and their people are not well known. This survey will start to change that.
So please go to the following URL and fill out the survey. It should take less than 10 minutes of your time - time well spent!"
Thanks for participating in advance - any information we can start to gather in regards to the athletic health of our retrievers is important.


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Four musicians would delay retirement for Iran tripJanuary 17, 2014 11:57 PM
News that the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra is pursuing a possible concert tour to Iran in September drew a variety of responses from local officials, musicians and the public.
The PSO has partnered with the nonprofit American Middle East Institute to look into the potential tour, which would mark a significant cultural exchange between two countries that have lacked diplomatic relations for over three decades and tenuous ties going back even longer. Most recently, the nations have differed on Iran's nuclear program and aspirations.
The musicians had not been told officially about the efforts, because they were delicate and in the early stages, but rumors had circulated around the orchestra.
"I personally hadn't heard anything," said contrabassoonist James Rodgers.
Many musicians wondered how the tour could be planned between now and September, Mr. Rodgers said, given that orchestra tours often take years to plan.
The reaction at Friday's rehearsal was "just 'wow,' not so much 'I don't want to do this' or 'I do want to do this,' just 'wow,' " Mr. Rodgers said.
He said there wasn't much talk about the tour, largely because the musicians were busy preparing for this weekend's concerts.
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Four musicians whose retirement would have gone into effect on Aug. 31 have spoken with the orchestra's personnel manager about staying on for the possible tour, said Robert Moir, senior vice president of artistic development and audience engagement.
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"It's kind of a 50-50 situation: those that think it's a great idea, and those that have their reservations," said Louise Sciannameo, vice president of public affairs.
Outside of the organization, several people expressed enthusiasm at the possibility that the musicians would head to Iran.
"They're really the ambassador for this city," Elise Keely, a longtime PSO subscriber, said at Friday's concert in Heinz Hall.
That performance happened to feature Iranian-American composer Richard Danielpour's "Darkness in the Ancient Valley," a work co-commissioned by the PSO and written in the wake of protests following Iran's 2009 presidential election.
"I thought it was amazing news, absolutely amazing," said Kevin McMahon, president and CEO of the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust.
Mr. McMahon and real estate developer Todd Palcic, who is married to an Iranian-American woman, had been in discussions about possibly bringing the Tehran Symphony Orchestra to Pittsburgh in 2010, following that orchestra's concert tour of Europe.
"A lot of people were enthusiastic about it," said Mr. Palcic.
The project received a letter of support from WQED, although the PSO did not support the idea, he said. It was abandoned due to political circumstances at the time.
"It really didn't go anywhere," Mr. McMahon said.
Mr. Palcic, who visited Iran a few years ago, believes the Iranian people would be thrilled to welcome the PSO despite the tense relations between the governments.
The Pittsburgh Symphony performed in Iran in 1964 on a trip sponsored by the U.S. State Department. It was one of the last American orchestras to play in Iran.
Iran's young population experiences high unemployment and is thirsty for a shift in relations with the U.S., he said. More than 40 percent of the population is under the age of 25, with a 23 percent unemployment rate for people aged 15 to 24, according to the CIA World Factbook.
"People are desperate for change, and that's why I think they allowed the election this time to go to a more liberal figure," he said, referring to President Mahmoud Rouhani, who was elected last summer.
"Art rises above the politics," he said.
Others, however, were less sure of the positive impact of the possible tour. Authoritarian regimes often create cultural exchanges to serve their own purposes, said Douglas Feith, Hudson Institute senior fellow and former undersecretary of defense for policy under George W. Bush.
The New York Philharmonic Orchestra's tour to North Korea in 2008 is one example, he said. The North Korean government used the visit to earn prestige from hosting a Western orchestra, he said.
The Iranian government, which would have to extend an invitation to the PSO for the tour to occur, persecutes minorities and political opponents, including artists, he said.
Others remained in a holding pattern.
"I'll reserve judgment, I guess, or comment, and see what the State Department says on this," Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald said.
"When the symphony goes overseas ... it accrues to the benefit of our reputation, of what Pittsburgh represents, a rich tradition of arts, culture, music, and it often opens the door for trade and other economic development opportunities," he said.
Jay Pagni, spokesman for Gov. Tom Corbett, declined comment.
Correction (posted Jan. 23): This article no longer states that the PSO was the last American orchestra to perform in Iran. The Los Angeles Philharmonic performed there in October 1967 on the occasion of the coronation of the shah.
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I was running Daisy at the time, so you know how long ago that was! LOL!!! But the guy from Georgia DID judge at LCRC. Hint, hint. I was supposed to judge with him but you guys got buried in entries so they split us up.
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|Thanks Mark. This type should be a little easier to cast than the ones I tied with the palmered body.
|Welcome, glad to have you with us.
...or try a conehead
Hi Guys,
I'm new to this board but thought I'd offer my $.02...
I've had succeess with freshwater bass on this fly buy using a gunmetal colored brass conehead and simply tying the rabbit strip in Zonker style (palmered down w/ fine gold wire or mono). The brass makes the fly fall seductively slow in the water. A drop of zap-a-gap between the hide and the hook increase it's durability.
Also a great trout fly tied on a size 8 hook!
|OK, thanks for the info... I will take this advice for paints.
|Dble Haul
Quentin, the picture is a bit deceiving. The strip is tied in so that the skin side is along the bottom, requiring the slit in the hide. What gives the fly it's all around brushy appearance are two things:
1. This rabbit strip has some of the longest fur that I've ever used, so it flares all around the fly (this is good), and
2. The strip is tied in a psuedo-Zonker style, anchored near the bend and then wrapped intermittently (every 1/2 inch or so) up to the head where it's anchored again. By keeping the intermittent wraps spaced like this, the fur can be brushed back to hide the wraps and give an overall flow to the fly.
I'm pretty sure that this fly rides hook up, but this can be ensured with the use of bead chain eyes. Don't use clouser eyes....they'll make this fly sink a bit too fast. This is a shallow runner for thick cover. Of course if you use bead chain, you've limited your ability to paint any eyes.
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John, For paints I've also used the testors model paint in the past. Look for it with the model cars in a craft shop, wally world, etc. If it has dried more than a day, it can be coated with epoxy. For painting I've used the butt end of a drill bit or tools made from a 1/4" dowel using a pencil sharpener. What I've found works for me is to shake up the bottle and then dip the stick or drill bit in the paint stuck to the jars cap. otherwise you get too much paint. I'll have to try the comb trick. I've used slits in pieces of corrugated cardboard to do the same idea before.
Mark, You've been a busy boy with the warm water patterns. They look good.
I have a question about the way you tie on the rabbit strip. I guess I don't understand the part about piercing the strip and putting the hook through. Is the "body" portion tied with the skin against the top of the shank (opposite the bend) or bottom of the shank (same side as the bend)? If it's on the bottom, then I see why you need to pierce the strip. But it looks like it's along the top so I'm a little confused.
BTW, does this fly swim with the hook inverted?
|Dble Haul
The brand of paint that I use is called Testors. It's a gloss enamel that is sold in hobby stores, and I think that it's intended use is for coloring plastic toy models.
For the fly in the pic, I used a small brush to paint the yellow eye, but used the end of a very fine match stick to dab on the black pupil. When I paint clouser eyes I do the same thing, brush for background and stick for pupil.
By the way, I'm not sure if you're familiar with this trick, but painting clouser eyes in large numbers is done very easily with the use of an old comb that has large teeth. The eyes slide right between the teeth, and you can hold the handle of the comb in one hand and paint with the other. It's a little assembly line of sorts. It's also a convenient place to keep the eyes while they dry.
|I think that's a good striper pattern as well... I am interested in painting eyes as well... I would like to do a number of Borski's bonefish flys from Veverkas book and paint the dumbell eyes as he has done... Can you recommend the type of paint...hobby stores would be the place to get the paint?.... Do you use a brush to do the eyes or the little stick method?
|Dble Haul
Whitlock's Hare Worm (Black)
This is one of Dave Whitlock's famous bass flies. It's great in a variety of colors, but my favorite is black. This fly is unweighted, and the overall length is about 5 inches.
Hook: Size 4
Thread: 3/0, black
Weed guard: Monofilament
Tail/Body: Black rabbit strip
Eyes: Plastic stick on or painted
The tail and body are all one continuous piece of rabbit strip. A slit is cut in the strip where the hook point can come through, and the rabbit is then secured. The original recipe calls for large plastic eyes, but I've come to paint mine on most of the time.
A fishing note: before using this fly, drench it very well in the water so that it will sink. If this is not done, it will take an unreasonable amount of time for the fly to start sinking by just casting and retrieving it. Once wet, it will sink slowly and wiggle seductively with every strip of the line.
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Текст песни Hopsin - Break It Down
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Текст:[Intro] Lets Go [Hook: 2x] Break it down (down down down down…) Gotta get up (get up), say what Get up (get up), say what [Verse 1] Now may I kick a lil flow for y'all That's slow and raw For niggas who thinking the west coast fell off But first, I'd like to give a little toast to all Who's souls was lost up in the rap flows in all (gee) Back to my original topic Fuck the bullshit you should be getting with Hopsin On that real rap shit man forget the imposters Y'all destroyed hip hop (good) Mission accomplished Now I'mma make them regret this shit Bringing back all the elements Making these fellas swell up And tell them that fucking hell is hit I got to focus though And come down on all my zoning's yo Because I'm prone to blow And destroy all my lyric chromosomes I told you folks that it's over So go and roll up your soldiers And be up out this bitch like hocus pocus I'm so ferocious I had the potion but no one noticed And now I'm about to blow up even bigger than my nose is [Hook: 2x] [Verse 2] I'd like to bust another verse if I may The mess I made, make rappers want to catch my fade I'm just not sane, all y'all affect my brain So don't be running up trying to put me in headlocks mayne It's like I pin em like a poster, get em and then roast em When it comes to this verbal abuses, do not approach him I toast em, bury them in an oasis Then write a book on how I did it like OJ did (stupid stupid) I'm that new nigga all the kids gonna look up to With a middle finger in the sky screaming "Fuck school" You don't want your child bumping Hop? Nigga fuck you Who's a better dad? You or me? Let your son choose Girl, why you acting so passionate? You smiling at me like I was attracted to fat women Shit, go dance your ass up in the cut with your big butt Come to think about it, never mind I could use a nut [Hook: 2x] [Verse 3] Still the same nigga, still using fruity loops Play this shit up in the club, watch what her booty do I ain't got to fuck with all the high tech shit I keep the kitchen grimy cooking up my next hit I guess it's how I was raised, and now I get paid To go and write some bullshit a couple hours a day I just pop a tune on and the music will move me My message is deeper than this shit if you listen closely Yo, I got a habit for smashing faggots In fact I'm a dashing rapping savage Assassin who has a passion To just see 'em, read 'em, eat em Beat em, flee em then feed em to muselina I seem to be the most heated speaker I'll defeat your leader Freak your diva then freaking leave her Hopsin, he a demon Y'all knowing he a beast (what!) How the fuck am I supposed to act? The west coast is back! [Hook: 2x]
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The Orioles along with the Orioles Wives, Oriole Advocates, Von Paris Moving and Storage, and the Maryland Food Bank will hold the 30th annual OriolesREACH Food & Funds Drive, presented by MASN and WJZ-TV, at Oriole Park during the weekend series against the New York Yankees from June 3 through June 5. Representatives from these groups will collect non-perishable food items and monetary donations from fans at every entrance of the ballpark from the time gates open until the end of the second inning. According to the Maryland Food Bank, items most needed at this time are peanut butter, canned chicken, canned tuna, oatmeal, breakfast cereals, and canned fruits and vegetables.
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On Tuesday, July 26, Mychal Givens will be signing autographs at the York Store (2899 Whiteford Rd, York, PA 17402) from 11 a.m.-12 p.m.
On Tuesday, June 7, Dylan Bundy will be signing autographs at the York Store (2899 Whiteford Rd, York, PA 17402) from 11 a.m.-12 p.m.
Orioles infielder Manny Machado will host his third annual Manny Machado BaseBOWL Tournament, a celebrity charity event to support Baltimore City's Department of Recreation and Parks on Sunday, May 15. The sold-out event will be held from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at Mustang Alleys Bar, Bowling and Bistro, located at 1300 Bank Street in Baltimore. Nearly all of Machado's teammates are expected to attend including Pedro Alvarez, Zach Britton, Chris Davis, Kevin Gausman, Adam Jones, Darren O'Day, Jonathan Schoop, Chris Tillman and Matt Wieters, as well as Orioles manager Buck Showalter, several Orioles coaches and Orioles legend Cal Ripken, Jr.
In support of Machado's efforts, the Orioles will donate $10,000 to Baltimore City Recreation and Parks and host participating youth at an upcoming Orioles home game through the OriolesREACH Gameday Experience Program. The children will receive game tickets, concessions, an Orioles t-shirt and cap, and transportation to and from the game.
Orioles pitcher Mychal Givens will visit the students of Saint Francis Academy (SFA) on Tuesday, May 17. Givens will share his story of becoming a professional baseball player and battling through adversity in life. Saint Frances Academy was opened by Mother Mary Lange in 1828. The Academy, the oldest continuously operating, predominantly African-American Catholic High School in the world, moved to its current location in Baltimore in 1870. Saint Frances Academy currently serves nearly 200 students from ninth to twelfth grade. Nearly 92 percent of their graduates matriculate to a four-year college with 90 percent of those students graduating within four years. The educational opportunities made possible by Saint Frances provide under-served students with a solid foundation and a legitimate opportunity for a better life.
The Casey Cares Foundation 7th Annual 5K Run/Walk takes place on Saturday, August 6 at Oriole Park at Camden Yards in partnership with OriolesREACH. The 3.1 mile run/one mile walk starts at 8:00 a.m. and begins at Oriole Park and ends on the field. Participants will partake in a pre-race warm-up with the Oriole Bird, music, and other entertainment, and will enjoy post-race refreshments. Top race winners and the top fundraiser will be announced in a pre-game ceremony prior to the August 16 game against the Boston Red Sox.
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Orioles players Ryan Flaherty, Kevin Gausman, JJ Hardy, Hyun Soo Kim, and Matt Wieters will appear at BARCS (301 Stockholm Street, Baltimore, MD 21230) for an autograph signing from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. on August 20. Players are subject to change. Fans who purchase a calendar can receive one autograph per person, and fans attending the event may park for free in Lot J (adjacent to BARCS).
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That night they will be honored during on-field ceremony prior to the game vs. the Oakland Athletics at 7:05 p.m.
Tickets for the luncheon are available by calling 410-247-2703.
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The Baltimore Orioles and OriolesREACH are once again joining manager Buck Showalter, his wife, Angela, and KidsPeace to host a Halloween-themed race to benefit children in foster care. The seventh annual Trick-or-Trot 5K/1-Mile Walk will start and end at Oriole Park on Saturday, October 29.
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What is Saudi-Arabian Business Etiquette?
Are you planning on doing business in Saudi-Arabia or are you working with a Saudi-Arabian colleague? If so, you need to understand the Saudi-Arabian business etiquette so that you can make sure you are working as effectively as possible and can reach your goals with the greatest efficiency. Research shows that an inability to understand local business etiquette can lead to frustrations, delays and ultimately lost business.
So why not do some homework on Saudi-Arabia business etiquette before you start and you can be confident that you will be able to navigate the local business culture successfully?
This country profile in business etiquette in Saudi-Arabia is full of useful hints and tips which will give you greater confidence and flexibility. We recommend you read each of the sections in the order they appear although each section can be read independently.
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This is now live in Cydia
Ok I just got it and it works great! I love every part of this tweak except that it only show 24h time but hopefully there will be an update that shows 12h time so rite now to look at the time I have to pull the notification center down. Also, in a few apps like the modmyi app the size for the interaction space is alittle short but I can live with that!
I installed the tweak and answered my own question... It's very nice to have that extra space on the screen freed up even though small the difference is... Had to reassign a few activator gestures to make my phone work for me and the fullscreen tweak... In my opinion it is a much better look without the status bar. However, if you rely on status bar activator gestures like I do then it might not be for you... I personally prefer not to use my buttons much but I have reassigned a few activator actions to my home button to try this tweak... It really is a nice tweak, just not sure if I will keep it installed due to my love of status bar based actions...
It's interesting, though, how Ryan Petrich was able to confine Activator gestures to just the Status Bar. I, honestly, thought it was just touching the top of the screen but 'claiming' the gesture was the Status Bar since its always at the top. It must be plugged into the UIKit...
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And here's my redone demo w/ audio:
If I want to use 'auto-scroll to the top,' I have to unhide the Status Bar so I can use auto-scroll.
FYI, you don't need to double-tap to auto-scroll to the top. It's just a single tap!