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Police Log March 7, 8, 9 and 10 (day shift)
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March 7, 2014
9:33 a.m. LAND TRESPASS - Officer initiated activity at S. Warner St; Hockett, Alyssa May and Kasamis, Robert Micheal arrested.
1:59 a.m. MAN WITH A GUN – W. Bataan Ave.; male opened residence door holding an AR-15; male adult, 30s, brown hair, trash hauler was on scene, fled area.
3:26 p.m. SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE - City Of Ridgecrest; Possible suspect vehicle in hit and run; follow up completed.
3:25 p.m. SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES – W. Reeves Ave.; caller states someone tried to get into vacant trailer.
5:50 p.m. GENERIC FIRE CALL/NOT SPECIFIED – W. Upjohn Ave.; fence on fire.
6:00 p.m. MISSING JUVENILE – N. Palm Dr.; 13-year-old did not return home from school at Murray. ; cancelled.
6:23 p.m. SUSPICIOUS PERSON – W. Langley Ave.; male juvenile, slender build, wandering in area in dark grey hoody (hood is not up, juvenile just walking down the street). Caller believes the juvenile is suspicious because there have been recent thefts in the area; unable to locate.
7:16 p.m. OVERDOSE – E. Arondo St.; Rumbles, Zakiya arrested on warrant.
8:00 p.m. UNKNOWN PROBLEM – N. Gold Canyon Dr.; caller advising she can hear a female subject screaming at a child and the child crying.
8:05 p.m. DOMESTIC DISTURBANCE – N. Wayne St.; caller advising her ex-husband threw a beer bottle at her vehicle window, causing it to break.
10:31 p.m. TRAFFIC STOP - Officer initiated activity at N. Brady St.; Campbell, Mary arrested for alleged DUI.
March 8, 2014
1:07 a.m. UNKNOWN INJURY TRAFFIC COLLISION - Brown Rd.
1:10 a.m. SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE – N. Helena St.; caller advising an SUV has been parked in front of his residence occupied by a male for approximately 30 minutes, unable to locate.
1:15 a.m. TRAFFIC STOP - Officer initiated activity at S. Sunland St.; Rainwater, Cameron arrested on warrants.
3:05 a.m. DRUNK IN PUBLIC – N. Downs St.
5:15 a.m. POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE - Officer initiated activity at Super 8 Motel, S. China Lake Blvd. Acosta, Gabriel, Terry, Kenneth III arrested.
10:12 a.m. ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICE CALL – W. St. George Ave.; Brindle pit mix and black lab puppy mix are back again, again trying to kill a cat in neighbor's yard. One of the dogs killed a cat in that yard earlier this week.
10:37 a.m. MISCELLANEOUS COUNTER CALL - City Of Ridgecrest; at station to report possible scam. Subject claiming to be from SCE told employee SCE would arrive within the hour to turn off power due to a "red-flagged" account.
10:50 a.m. FOUND NARCOTICS – N. China Lake Blvd.; found drugs and paraphernalia.
10:56 a.m. PROPERTY DAMAGE ONLY TRAFFIC COLLISION- N. China Lake Blvd.; minor fender-bender.
11:03 a.m. INFORMATION RECEIVED - City Of Ridgecrest; caller wants documentation that he has his two children, and that his wife left them, taking all their money. Fears she may try to claim caller kidnapped the children.
11:27 a.m. PETTY THEFT REPORT – W. Upjohn Ave.; caller requests officer, stating a young boy, about 11 years of age, is inside store stealing candy, and that the boy has stolen from caller's store repeatedly in the past; warning.
1:17 p.m. WARRANT ARREST - Officer initiated activity at E. La Mirage Ln. and N. Gold Canyon Dr.; Gilliam, Jamar Tyrelle cited and released.
3:38 p.m. SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES – S. Holly Canyon Dr.; between 7:30-8 p.m. last night caller heard loud noises. Pieces of fence are torn off, lying on sidewalk.
3:51 p.m. SUSPICIOUS PERSON – E. Benson Ave.; door-to-door salesman claiming to represent Dish Network, would not or could not provide any ID; male adult 20's, dark hair, 5'9" Polo shirt with "route manager"; unable to locate.
4:26 p.m. SUSPICIOUS PERSON – S. Farragut St.; male adult, 18 years of age, average height, brown hair selling solar power door-to-door. Contacted subject with solicitor's license. checks Ok.
7:16 p.m. PEDESTRIAN CHECK - Officer initiated activity at S. China Lake Blvd.; Wilson, David Dorian arrested.
7:42 p.m. TRAFFIC STOP - Officer initiated activity at E. La Mirage Ln.; Green, Deshawn and Hartaway, Kenneth arrested.
8:02 p.m. PETTY THEFT REPORT – S. Sanders St.; caller claims her medication was taken, possibly by her juvenile son.
10:47 p.m. PEDESTRIAN CHECK - Officer initiated activity at N. Alvord St.; Contreras, Junior arrested.
March 9, 2014
9:16 a.m. CONTACT CITIZEN – E. Ridgecrest Blvd.; trouble with former employee, keeps breaking into rooms, possibly has a key, manager is standing by room , subject not on scene.
9:26 a.m. CHILD ENDANGERMENT - Officer initiated activity at S. Warner St.; Lugo, Marcos cited.
10:16 a.m. SPOUSAL ABUSE – S. Norma St.; caller received a call from ex, she is in verbal with male subject; Kincaid, Travis arrested.
11:02 a.m. FOUND PROPERTY – N. Sanders St.; child's bike was left in driveway two weeks ago, subject put the bike against brickwall, still there; caller is going to bring bike to station.
3:17 p.m. WARRANT ARREST – E. Ridgecrest Blvd.; Galang, Junior arrested.
4:34 p.m. RECKLESS VEHICLE – S. China Lake Blvd.; north bound on Norma Street older Toyota, truck with camper shell.
5:31 p.m. BATTERY – W. Church Ave.; son hit caller and fled caller thinks he might be headed to his
5:31 p.m. DISTURBANCE - MOTORCYCLE OR ATV – E. Upjohn Ave.; motorcycles in park tearing up the grass.
7:29 p.m. WARRANT ARREST - Officer initiated activity at N. Sanders St.; Marley, Nicholas Beaudean cited.
7:57 HEALTH & SAFETY VIOLATION – N. Robalo St.; caller states she can smell drugs coming from apartment.
7:58 p.m. WARRANT ARREST - Officer initiated activity at W. Perdew Ave.; Owens, Joshua Christopher cited and released.
8:42 p.m. RECKLESS VEHICLE – E. Upjohn Ave.; male subject riding on top of vehicle while car was in motion, now hanging out by the bathrooms in the park, unable to locate.
March 10, 2014 (Day Shift)
7:07 a.m. RUNAWAY/OUT OF CONTROL JUVENILE – W. Ginger Ave.; 16 year old son refusing to get up and go to school.
8:13 a.m. SUSPICIOUS PERSON – E. French Ave. and E. La Mirage Ln.; white car following caller, saw vehicle approximately 15 minutes ago near house.
8:19 a.m. SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES – N. Capehart Ct.; caller stated about 11 p.m. the night before a female was dragging a suitcase across property trying to get to property across street. Caller states a male from apartment came and started yelling.


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Federal authorities intend to remove endangered species protections for all gray wolves in the Lower 48 states, carving out an a exception for a small pocket of about 75 Mexican wolves in the wild in Arizona and New Mexico, according to a draft document obtained by The Times.
The sweeping rule by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service would eliminate protection for wolves 18 years after the government reestablished the predators in the West, where they had been hunted to extinction. Their reintroduction was a success, with the population growing to the thousands.
But their presence has always drawn protests across the Intermountain West from state officials, hunters and ranchers who lost livestock to the wolves. They have lobbied to remove the gray wolf from the endangered list.
DISCUSSION: Should the gray wolf be dropped from endangered list?
Once those protections end, the fate of wolves is left to individual states. The species is only beginning to recover in Northern California and the Pacific Northwest. California is considering imposing its own protections after the discovery of a lone male that wandered into the state's northern counties from Oregon two years ago.

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A. In Croatan and Roanoke, Albemarle and Currituck sounds, north and west of the Virginia Dare Memorial Bridge and the Washington Baum Bridge described below:1. Croatan Sound – beginning at a point 35° 53.1720' N – 75° 45.6160'W on the mainland shore; running easterly along the south side of the Virginia Dare Memorial Bridge to a point at 35° 53.1630'N – 75° 40.1640'W on Roanoke Island.B. The area between the lines referenced in I.A.1. and 2. and the southern boundary of the Albemarle Sound Management Area described as a line beginning at a point 35° 48.3693'N – 75°43.7232'W on Roanoke Marshes Point, running southeasterly to a point 35° 44.1710'N – 75° 31.0520'W on the north point of Eagle Nest Bay.
A. Albemarle Sound (areas described in I.A.1. and 2):1. Gill nets with a mesh length less than 3 inches shall not be used.B. Area of eastern/southern Albemarle Sound Management Area described in I.B. above
A. This proclamation is issued under the authority of N.C.G.S. 113-170.4; 113-170.5; 113-182; 113-221.1; 143B-289.52 and N.C. Marine Fisheries Commission Rules 15A NCAC 03H .0103 and 03J .0103, 03Q .0107(c); 03M .0202 and 03M .0513.
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LLLI Center for Breastfeeding Information
Selected Bibliography
May 2001
Supplementary regression analyses examining the strength of the relationship between duration of breastfeeding and cognitive development showed a small but significant relationship between duration of breastfeeding and scores on the Mental Development Index of the Bayley Scales at 1 and 2 years.
Morrow-Tlucak, M. et al. Breastfeeding and cognitive development in the first 2 years of life. Soc Sci Med 1988
In 771 low birthweight infants, babies whose mothers chose to provide breast milk had an 8 point advantage in mean Bayley Mental Developmental index over infants of mothers choosing not to do so.
Morley R. et al. Mother's choice to provide breast milk and developmental outcome. Arch Dis Child 1988
Children who had consumed mother's milk by tube in the early weeks of life had a significantly higher IQ at 7-1/2 to 8 years than did those who received no maternal milk, even after adjustment for differences between groups in mother's education and social class.
Lucas, A. et al. Breast milk and subsequent intelligence quotient in children born preterm. Lancet 1992;339:261-62
There were statistically significant but small increases in scores among breastfed children at all time points from 2 years through 5 years.
Rogan, W. et al. Breastfeeding and cognitive development. Early Hum Dev 1993;31:181-93
Preterm children fed unsupplemented donor milk are substantially advantaged in their psychomotor and mental development at 18 months compared with those fed a standard term formula and were not disadvantaged compared with those fed a nutrient enriched preterm formula.
Lucas, A. et al. A randomised multicentre study of human milk versus formula and later development in preterm infants. Arch Dis Child 1994;70:F141-F146
Some aspects of intellectual attainment at five and ten years of age can be demonstrated to be superior among children who were exclusively breastfed for at least three months compared with their bottle-fed counter-parts.
Pollock, J.I. Long-term associations with infant feeding in a clinically advantaged population of babies. Dev Med Child Neurol 1994;36(5):429-40
After adjustment for obstetric, perinatal, neonatal neurological, and social differences, a small advantageous effect of exclusive breastfeeding for at least three weeks on neurological status at 9 years of age was found (odds ratio for neurological non-normality 0.54).
Lanting, C.I. et al. Neurological differences between 9-year-old children fed breast-milk or formula-milk as babies. Lancet 1994;344:1319-22
Children who breastfed for more than 9 months were at significantly less risk of specific language impairment than those breastfed less than 9 months.
Tomblin, J.B. et al. Epidemiology of specific language impairment: prenatal and perinatal risk factors. J Commun Disord 1997;30(4):325-44
Pervasive advantages among infants breastfed more than eight months were found in children who achieved higher IQs at eight and nine years, improved reading comprehension, mathematical, and scholastic ability from 10 to 13 years, and higher academic outcomes in high school.
Horwood, L.J., Breastfeeding and later cognitive and academic outcomes. Pediatrics 1998;101(1)e9
In preterm infants, small improvements in IQ and neurologic function could have a much greater effect.
Reynolds A. The evidence for breastfeeding: Breastfeeding and brain development. Ped Clin NA 01-2;48(1):159-71
Dietary effects were most prominent for the development of language and most notably among males. Cognitive ability can be permanently impaired by suboptimal nutrition in infancy.
Lucas, A. et al. Randomized trial of early diet in preterm babies and later intelligence quotient. BMJ 1998;317(171):1481-87
Breastfeeding, in itself, improves the mother-child relationship and the infant's stimulation, and provides optimum nutrition in an especially important and vulnerable phase of the infant's intellectual development. Breastfeeding acts as a protective mechanism for the mother and child in an adverse environment.
Temboury MC et al. Influence of breast-feeding on the infant's intellectual development. J Ped Gastro Nutr 94;18:32-36
In the analysis of 20 studies which compared cognitive development, it was determined that breastfeeding was associated with significantly higher scores than artificial feeding, and the benefit was strongest for children of low birth weight. The developmental achievements persist at least through adolescence.
Anderson, J.W. et al. Breast-feeding and cognitive development: A meta-analysis. Am J Clin Nutr 1999;70:525-35
Increasing duration of breast milk feeding was associated with increases in both verbal IQ (p<0.001) and performance IQ (p<0.05): children breast fed for eight months or longer had mean (SD) verbal IQ scores that were 10.2 (0.56) points higher and performance IQ scores that were 6.2 (0.35) points higher than children who did not receive breast milk. After controlling for confounding, there remained a significant association between duration of breast milk feeding and long term benefits for child cognitive development.
Horwood LJ et al. Breast milk feeding and cognitive ability at 7-8 years. Arch Dis Child Fetal Neonatal Ed 2001;84:F23-F27
Controlling for environmental variables and maternal intelligence, initiation of breastfeeding predicted scores on intelligence tests at three. Breastfeeding was associated with 4.6 point higher mean in children's intelligence.
Johnson DL et al. Breastfeeding and children's intelligence. Psych Reports 1996;79:1179-85
Independent of a wide range of possible confounding factors, a significant positive association between duration of breastfeeding and intelligence was observed in 2 independent samples of young adults, assessed with 2 different intelligence tests (up to 6 points higher).
Mortensen EL et al. The association between duration of breastfeeding and adult intelligence. JAMA 02-5-8;287(18):2365-71
Compiled by Carol Huotari IBCLC, Manager
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As New York and the surrounding areas continued to clean up the enormous mess left by Hurricane Sandy, most of the city's late-night shows — and one temporary import, "Jimmy Kimmel Live" — were back on the air Tuesday.
The most notable exceptions were "The Daily Show" and "The Colbert Report," both of which were canceled, thereby depriving election- and storm-weary viewers of some much-needed levity.
For the second night in a row, Letterman delivered a desk-bound monologue before a vacant Ed Sullivan Theater. "Just like every night, we pretend the audience isn't here," he joked with Paul Shaffer. Kidding aside, the lack of a studio audience didn't do much to help Letterman's creaky monologue jokes, which included an obligatory crack about Clint Eastwood and another one about Michael Phelps.
Across the river in Brooklyn, Jimmy Kimmel kicked off a truncated week of shows in his home borough, a day later than originally planned — but hey, at least he had an audience. After cracking a few jokes about the gentrification of the borough and its many artisanal cheese shops, Kimmel took his sidekick Guillermo on a video tour of his old haunts.


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President Obama will meet this morning in a rare Saturday session with his national security team "to discuss the reports of a chemical weapons attack by the Syrian government in Syria earlier this week," a White House official said.
The official said Obama has directed the intelligence community to "gather facts and evidence" to determine what happened in Syria and that once that happens, "the president will make an informed decision about how to respond."
The U.S. has a "range of options available, and we are going to act very deliberately so that we're making decisions consistent with our national interest as well as our assessment of what can advance our objectives in Syria," the official said.
The meeting comes as a fourth Navy destroyer equipped with Tomahawk cruise missiles was moved closer to Syria on Thursday. A U.S. Defense official, however, said any reports of preparations for a possible missile attack were "way overstated," and that three warships already in place in the eastern Mediterranean Sea had more than enough firepower to launch an attack were one to be made.


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How to Stay Hydrated in the Summer Heat
We all know how important it is to stay hydrated throughout the day, especially when exercising. With the warm temperatures sneaking up on us and summer right around the corner, it is even more important to make sure you are drinking enough fluids every day. Sweating causes your body to lose water, and if you do not replenish the water your body loses, you will become dehydrated. When you drink fluids during and after your exercise routine, you are replenishing the water you have lost. Before I get into tips on how to stay hydrated during the summer, I think it's important to realize when our body is dehydrated.
Signs of Dehydration During Exercise:
Dry, Sticky Mouth
Dizziness or lightheadedness (especially during or after exercise)
Cramping easily
High Pulse
These are all signs that you could be dehydrated during your workout. If you are able to use a heart monitor during your workout, do it. It can help you understand how your body is responding to the intensity of the workout. I use the MyZONE belt offered at 9Round. It helps me see my heart rate from beginning to end, and it is so easy to calculate my resting heart rate by using it! So, if you are able to use a heart rate monitor during your workouts and notice your heart rate is higher than normal, it could be a sign that you are thirsty.
How to Stay Hydrated During Exercise
- Always begin your workout well-hydrated. Remember to replenish your fluids before, during and after your workout.
- Eat your fruits! Many fruits contain various levels of water and potassium, which is great for fueling our bodies after an intense workout.
- Stay hydrated throughout the entire day. This is the best way to avoid gulping down tons of water before your workout (and unwanted stops during your exercise routine).
- Set a goal. (No, not a fitness goal! Although that is also important step in motivating your fitness journey.) I am talking about a goal for water intake. I aim to drink half of my body weight in ounces each day. There are days that I don't reach that number, but I always get pretty close. Give it a try!
- Plan ahead by packing. How do you make sure you have plenty of water? Pack it with you! You can never have too much water handy.
- Don't forget your electrolytes. Water is the best source of fluid to hydrate our bodies, but sports drinks (Gatorade, Powerade, etc.) will help replenish the electrolytes we lose from sweating.
- Be cautious of alcohol. Drinking too much alcohol can lead to dehydration. Alcohol is a diuretic, and does not support your fitness goals one bit. While it's best to avoid alcohol as a general rule, you especially don't want to overindulge in alcohol, If you do consume alcohol, be careful of how much you consume!
Proper hydration is important and very SIMPLE - drink enough fluids. Follow the tips above to help ensure your body stays hydrated throughout the season. It's going to be a HOT SUMMER!
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Netflix stock shoots up 42% on strong 4Q
SAN FRANCISCO — Netflix's roller-coaster ride on Wall Street surged to new heights on Thursday.
The company's stock climbed $43.60 to close at $146.86 as investors celebrated a fourth-quarter earnings report highlighted by accelerated growth in Netflix's Internet video service.
The 42 percent increase in Netflix's market value marked the stock's biggest single-day gain since Netflix went public more than a decade ago when investors were still shunning Internet businesses in the wake of the dot-com bust.
The last time that Netflix's stock came close to soaring like this occurred in October 2002 when the shares rose nearly 36 percent in a single session. That gain, though, wasn't quite as impressive, because Netflix's stock closed at a split-adjusted $3.55 that day. The meager valuation reflected widespread doubts about a quirky company trying to make money renting DVDs with a monthly subscription that delivered the discs through the mail.
Although it still operates its shrinking DVD-by-mail rental service, Netflix Inc. is now leading the way into a new era in home and mobile entertainment. The company's main subscription now streams movies and TV shows to any device with a high-speed connection.
Netflix's early success enthralled Wall Street until its CEO, Reed Hastings, irked subscribers 18 months ago by announcing the company was ending its practice of allowing them to get DVD rental and streaming services in a single package.
Customers who wanted to keep both options were hit with price increases of as much as 60 percent, triggering a customer backlash that started Netflix stock's jarring plunge from its peak of nearly $305 in July 2011.
Even after Netflix began to slowly regain disaffected subscribers last year, the company continued to lose its luster on Wall Street. The reason: Hastings had decided to forge ahead with costly expansion outside the United States and escalate spending to license more compelling material for Netflix's Internet video library, shriveling the company's profits. Even Hastings acknowledged the strategy might saddle the company with its first annual loss in a decade.
Against this unsettling backdrop, Netflix also has been facing stiffer competition from familiar foe in Hulu.com and new video-streaming services from Amazon.com Inc. and Coinstar Inc.'s Redbox.
So many investors soured on Netflix that its stock sunk to a 52-week low of $52.81 just five months ago. The slide attracted opportunists such as billionaire investor Carl Icahn, who began accumulating a 10 percent stake in Netflix during early September when the stock was still trading below $55 because he thought the shares were grossly undervalued. That is looking like a savvy decision. At one point in Thursday's trading, Netflix stock hit a 52-week high of $149.17.
The market's sentiment about Netflix began to shift in early December when Netflix announced it had struck a licensing deal to begin showing the latest movies from The Walt Disney Co. beginning in 2016. Investors interpreted the agreement with one of the world's biggest entertainment companies as an endorsement of Netflix's staying power.
But it took Netflix's fourth-quarter report, released late Wednesday, to re-establish the company as stock market darling.


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Read what the drivers and teams had to say the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
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- Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
CaterhamCharles Pic - 19th
"The car's been understeering all weekend and it just carried on the same today in the race. I had an ok start, passed Chilton and Bottas by the end of lap two and was immediately pulling away until the first stop on lap eight when we went from options to primes.
"In the second stint the car just didn't have any balance I could work with. I was ahead of Giedo but the team told me to let him pass so I did but with the way the car felt I couldn't get any more out of it. That was the same pretty much right to the flag - in the final stint it felt a bit better but still nowhere near enough what I'd wanted."
Giedo van der Garde - 18th
"I have to say that's one of my best ever races. The car was great today and the work the boys did in the stops, they were really on it and that helped a lot in the race.
"At the start I was ahead of Raikkonen who made contact with my left rear in turn one. I nearly spun after the contact, and lost a bit of time to my teammate and Chilton, but both Charles and I passed him by the end of the second lap and then we also got Bottas. I'm obviously pleased the luck went my way this time and I made it through the first lap and from there the car was feeling great, just really well balanced.
"In the first stop I went from softs to mediums and I could really push everywhere - I had a bit of oversteer but nothing too bad. I was behind my teammate after the stops but had more pace and the team made the call to let me past - with clear air I could really push and opened up a gap to him right to the flag.
"We know we need more luck and things to happen to the cars ahead to be able to get back tenth place in the championship, but it's still good to have finished so far ahead of our nearest rivals. We need to carry that form through for the final two races and I know that if things come our way, we can do what's required to finish my rookie season on a really positive note."
FerrariFernando Alonso - 5th
"I am happy to have brought home points for the team in a race that was always going to be tough, on what has been a very difficult weekend for us. Given the gap to the top four, I certainly couldn't have done more. Starting from further back, we knew we would find ourselves in traffic, therefore having done well at the start, I tried to overtake as much as possible. When we saw that we were always behind another car, it became impossible to think in terms of a single stop and it was clearly better to switch to two and attack. As the Mediums were holding up quite well, we thought we'd use the Softs for a short stint to try and do a series of quick laps. As for what happened with Vergne after the second pit stop, I don't know what the stewards will say, but the rule states that if you have an equal amount of car to the other one on the track then you can use all the space. But this was only one incident in a race which, for me, was fantastic. Now, if we don't want to give up our fight in the Constructors' Championship, we absolutely must do better and finish the last two races on the podium".
Felipe Massa - 8th
"Today I was competitive from start to finish and pulled off a lot of passing moves with a car that handled well. It was a great race. Our strategy was based on a single stop, but when we realised that the pace was too quick for the rear tyres and the wear was greater than expected, we decided to make a second stop so as not to take any risks. Fitting the Mediums rather than the Softs was not the best decision, because the softer compound was quicker by at least a second per lap: I'd managed to do 19 laps on them in the first stint and it would not have been a problem to do the same in the final part of the race.It's a real shame, because we could have finished at least fifth, but even if this is not the result we deserved, I am still pleased with my performance. Now we head for Texas and Brazil, two tracks that on paper should suit our car better and where I hope I can continue to be competitive".
Stefano Domenicali, team principal
"Considering our start positions, the outcome of this race is positive and we leave Abu Dhabi aware we have limited the damage. We knew we had a difficult weekend ahead of us and we paid the price for our results in yesterday's qualifying. Despite that, I am pleased with the performances from Felipe and Fernando, because both of them managed to give it their all on a track that was hostile to us. Given the situation, today we could have ended up further away from Mercedes in the Constructors' classification and yet we managed to pull out a bit on Lotus and limit the points lost in the battle for second place. Now we must tackle the two final rounds of the season, the two of them in very different conditions and track types. Our motivation is still very high and, along with that, we will try and run the car as it stands, as well as we can".
Pat Fry, engineering director
"Today's race was intense and action packed and our drivers were in the thick of it right to the end, despite the fact that the top places were out of our reach. Initially, we had thought of running just a one stop race, but when we realised that that the wear rate of the Mediums in the second stint would not have allowed us to go all the way to the end, while doing competitive times, backed up by our simulation systems, we told Fernando and Felipe to go flat out, as they would need to make a second stop. With Fernando, we managed to get to lap 44 which meant he was able to run the Softs to the end of the race. Unfortunately, we couldn't do the same with Felipe and with him we chose not to risk it, keeping him on the Mediums. It was a real shame. The two F138s proved they had a good pace, definitely better in the lower temperatures and both drivers were involved in close fights and made spectacular passing moves. In the last two races, we must improve, especially in qualifying, because only by starting further forward can we put ourselves in a position to fight for second place in the Constructors' Championship".
Force IndiaPaul di Resta - 6th
"It's a great feeling to finish sixth and make the one-stop strategy work. I said yesterday that we had opted to set the car up more for the race and it really paid off today. There were times when we had to be very quick and times when we had to manage the pace and look after the tyres. Towards the end of the race I was battling with Fernando and Lewis, but it was impossible to hold Fernando back because he was on much fresher soft tyres. Lewis was on the mediums so I just focussed on getting clean exits from the hairpin and the chicane leading onto the long straights, and was able to stay ahead. The eight points are just what we needed and everybody in the team deserves credit for the big effort that has gone in this week. That's two strong weekends in a row and we will move to Austin determined to keep up the momentum."
Adrian Sutil - 10th
"Considering that I started in P17 I have to be quite satisfied about scoring a point and I'm happy about the team result today. It's not been an easy weekend with the problems I had during practice and qualifying, but the strategy today was the right one and we came away with a point. I was running in ninth until the last lap ahead of Perez, but by that time I had done 27 laps on the soft tyres and it was very hard to defend because I had no traction out of the slow speed corners. The points scored in the last two races have been very important for the championship position."
Robert Fernley, deputy team principal
"The whole team can feel very proud of today's result, which sets us up nicely for the final couple of races. With nine points in the bag the sixth place in the championship is looking much more realistic and we are only 18 points away from fifth place. Despite the limited practice mileage on Friday we felt confident of pulling off the one-stop strategy, just as we did in India last weekend. Paul and Adrian drove faultless races, looked after their tyres when they needed to and showed very strong pace throughout. It's rewarding to see the progress we have made in the last couple of races, which is a result of all the hard work behind the scenes. We've kept our heads down, worked hard and it is starting to show. We now look forward to Austin with optimism and hope to build on the performance of the last two races."
LotusKimi Raikkonen - DNF
"There was some contact in front of me through the first corner so I stuck to the inside, but unfortunately one of the Caterhams touched my front wheel and it broke the track rod. It wasn't a heavy impact, but the angle made it worse. It's never easy starting so far back on the grid, but after the penalty it was a better choice to help our chances in the race rather than starting from the pit lane. After a difficult start to the weekend we did well yesterday so it was a shame we couldn't start where we qualified, but these things happen sometimes; it's just back luck."
Romain Grosjean - 4th
"That was a pretty long race. I got a good start and made up two places in the first few corners, but after that I lost a lot of time behind the Force India. I could overtake him with the DRS, but he had much better top speed and could just drive straight back past at the next straight. That middle stint cost us the chance of a podium in the end, and on pace we could maybe even have pushed Mark [Webber] for second place, but that's how it goes sometimes. It's a shame we couldn't make it four podiums in a row, but to come away with fourth place after a difficult couple of days is a decent result."
Eric Boullier, team principal
"It's been a difficult weekend for the team, but we can be pleased with the fact our car has once again shown strong pace at another different circuit. After the misfortune of his qualifying penalty it was always going to be a tough race for Kimi. Starting at the back with a faster car always puts you in a tricky position, and in the end it was bad luck once again that saw his race end on the first lap; for the first time since 2006 I believe. Romain drove a very mature race to narrowly miss out on his fourth consecutive podium, which on another day and without his issues in qualifying would certainly have been within reach. We have some work to do if we are to achieve our target of third place in the Constructors' Championship, so our focus must now be on returning to the podium in Austin."
Alan Permane, trackside operations director
"We came into this weekend anticipating another podium challenge, but unfortunately circumstances have ultimately conspired against that happening. Having already been stripped of his best qualifying performance since Germany, Kimi's race was cut short on the first lap after a tangle with one of the Caterhams, bringing a disappointing end to a weekend where his pace had been much improved. It was a trouble free race for Romain by contrast, who drove well to take fourth place. His progress was quite heavily hindered by traffic midway through the race and we didn't quite have the pace to challenge [Nico] Rosberg in the closing stages, so realistically he achieved the best possible result on the day. What's especially pleasing is that he's gone from being labelled a 'first lap nutcase' to consistently gaining positions away from the line and through the opening sequence of corners at each race. We now head to Austin where we'll be working hard to make a return to the podium."
Jules Bianchi - 20th
"I think we are quite surprised by our performance today after we had seemed to arrive at an improvement in qualifying. It was a very long race, I have to say. The car balance was not as we expected and I had to really push very hard to keep pace with the Caterhams, which is not ideal for managing the tyres. I think we will have to have a good look at everything before we go to Austin as, in theory, our new developments had seemed positive. It has been a tough weekend so we hope for better things in the final two races."
Max Chilton - 21st
"That was a tough race for us today. We've made some good progress this weekend but for some reason we were unable to show that today. The start was good - again - so well done to the Team for getting on top of that because that last few races have been very good in that respect. Into the race the car balance was difficult and we were just battling for pace. It's a shame, because our new developments seemed positive, but they haven't translated into the race today. On the plus side, I finished yet another race - so that's 17 out of 17 now - and of course we still hold position in the Constructors' Championship. I think we have a lot of work to do to get on top of this before Austin as we need two strong final races."
John Booth, team principal
"A very disappointing race for us today and it is clear that we have taken a step back in terms of pace relative to qualifying and where we were in India. We will need to analyse the race in a lot of detail in order to understand why that is, especially when we consider that our qualifying performance looked good yesterday. During the race both drivers reported poor car balance and I'm sure this will be the main focus of our work between now and Austin. On the positive side we saw good starts again this week, both cars ran reliably and we got on top of all the issues that we saw yesterday. We leave Abu Dhabi with a lot of work to do but we will be back to strength in two weeks' time."
McLarenJenson Button - 12th
"You make your own luck when you start down in 12th - where first-lap congestion is inevitable - and, sure enough, there was a little bit of argy-bargy into Turn One. I duly locked-up both my front tyres, couldn't slow the car down sufficiently, and drove into the back of Paul [di Resta], which broke my front-wing end-plate. It's a real pity to keep on having first-lap incidents, especially when the car is working reasonably well now. I've been in a similar situation for the past two races, and things haven't really gone my way. Still, I managed 44 laps on the Prime - and, in terms of getting the most out of what we had, that felt positive. So, all in all, given how far behind we were after lap two [when he made his unscheduled early pit-stop], to finish so close to 10th by the chequer wasn't so bad."
Sergio Perez - 9th
"This was a very complicated race - and harder than we'd expected. I struggled a little on my first set of Prime tyres, and I'm not too sure why. We had bad rear tyre degradation and poor traction overall. We'd opted to run with minimal downforce in the hope of being able to pass other cars in the race. But, despite that, in the event I found it difficult to overtake, and the fact that I spent a lot of the race stuck in traffic therefore made things very difficult. Still, it was a positive to be able to take ninth position from Adrian [Sutil] on the very last lap - one more point for the team may not sound much but it's always helpful. The next race is in Austin [Texas, USA]. I can't wait to go racing again so close to my home [Mexico], and to see the people who've supported me so well during this difficult season."
Martin Whitmarsh, team principal
"Checo was unfortunate in that he spent a lot of the race stuck behind slower cars - and, although he showed his fighting spirit at the end by passing Adrian for ninth place, ultimately his was a disappointing result. Jenson was unlucky to incur front-wing damage at the start, as a result of contact with another car, triggering an unscheduled early pitstop. However, thereafter he did a truly brilliant job of tyre management, running the Prime for an extremely impressive 44 laps [from lap 12 to lap 55, inclusive]. Had that early mishap not occurred - and had he instead been able to drive the first 44 laps of the race on the Prime - undoubtedly he'd have been able to finish very strongly and thereby score a decent number of world championship points. So that was a great pity, because as I say he drove beautifully and in my view a performance of that quality deserves to be rewarded with world championship points. But that's racing. From here we travel to Austin, where we hope that Formula 1 will once again put on a spectacular show in a market that's full of avid racing fans and is of course also crucial to most if not all of Vodafone McLaren Mercedes' many partners."
MercedesLewis Hamilton - 7th
"That was a tough race this evening for me. My race just didn't quite come together and I'm not really sure why as I gave it my all out there. I had some problems with grip and, of course, it's so difficult to overtake here when you are in traffic but we also need to figure out why I'm not getting the maximum performance from the car at the moment. The guys worked so hard this weekend to get my car repaired and ready for the race so it's frustrating not to have delivered a better performance for them. A massive thank you to everyone for their efforts and it's great that we have extended our lead for P2 in the Constructors' Championship. All points count but Nico did a really good job today to maximise the potential of the car. Hopefully the last two races will be stronger for me and I look forward to that challenge."
Nico Rosberg - 3rd
"I had a great start to the race and was able to catch Mark off the line. I thought there might be a chance to get Seb but it wasn't quite possible. I was able to push hard in the first stint on the option tyres but the second stint wasn't quite as good as the car had a lot of oversteer on the primes and Mark was able to pass me. After the second stop, the set-up worked much better and we were able to set some really good lap times. We didn't quite manage to take the challenge to the Red Bulls today but we were closer at least to one of them and hopefully we can make it happen in the last two races. As a team, we scored some great points for the Constructors' Championship this weekend and I'm very happy about that."
Ross Brawn, team principal
"Nico drove a great race this afternoon. We don't yet have the car to compete with Red Bull but he put in a superb performance with good tactics, the right strategy and great pit stops. Our crew has had a tough weekend here in Abu Dhabi and it's to their great credit they performed so well today. It was a perfect race for Nico and delivered the maximum we could achieve today. Lewis got tangled up in other people's races after his first stop and found it impossible to overtake in traffic. This is a clear weakness of our package at the moment and he spent most of his race behind slower cars, unable to demonstrate his true speed. This is an issue where we need to get our thinking caps on in order to find a more effective compromise because there's little point having a quick car if we can't use that performance in the race. Even so, he still managed to collect valuable points with seventh place which further strengthened our championship position. We've had a good run in this sequence of races and we need to keep that going."
Toto Wolff, executive director
"A great race from Nico who drove a strong opening corner, made an important move on Webber and opened up the race from there. From that point, he was clever at managing his pace, the traffic and his tyres; the strategy worked out well and a second consecutive podium finish was a just reward. I have to apologise to Lewis because he had the pace to finish much higher up today but things just didn't come together, not through any fault of his own. Overall, we can be pleased with the last two races: we have out-scored Ferrari by 21 points and Lotus by 14 points, which has put us back in the driving seat to finish P2. But we cannot afford to rest on our laurels. The final two races will be just as hard fought and we will need to address some of our weaknesses if we want to cement second position in the Constructors' standings."
Red BullSebastian Vettel - 1st
"I think today was incredible; the pace we had was scary at some stages, I felt very, very good on the soft tyres and was able to pull out a good gap in the first couple of laps. I think it's difficult, being an active member of the team, to put things like today into perspective. When I think of the times we've experienced over the last few years, it's incredible to have a strong group of people together that believes so much in what they do. To be part of that is great and makes me proud. The car was so enjoyable on every single lap. There are not that many races when you are in complete control of the car - so it's special. I didn't get the maximum out of myself yesterday, but we made up for it today."
Mark Webber - 2nd
"Seb was on another planet today and was very, very strong in the first stint. He was super quick and his tyres didn't wear out, which is a recipe for disaster for the rest of the opposition, me included. Nico had a very good start on both Sebastian and I, but fortunately it wasn't a long run to the first corner. We got under way from there and I attacked Nico on the first lap, but then we had to look after the tyres, so we waited and then on lap eight or nine we were in trouble with the rears. I made a good move on Nico to get back into position. It would have been good to win, but we got second and I'll go to Austin and try and do better."
Christian Horner, team principal
"An incredible team performance today. A truly dominant display from Sebastian, who once again astounded us with the levels of performance that he's reached this year, backed up with an extremely strong drive by Mark to achieve our third one-two finish of the season. At no point did Sebastian look under threat and Mark, having dropped behind Nico at the start, made a strong move on him to get himself back into second position. From there it was a matter of controlling the race to the chequered flag. Getting this result at such a prestigious venue continues the enjoyment of this season and, with two races to go, we'll be pushing just as hard to try and repeat what has been a perfect performance."
SauberNico Hulkenberg - 14th
"I'm not quite sure what happened today. I had felt comfortable with the car all weekend, but from lap one I was struggling with it. All the balance and the confidence I had was gone today, and I don't know why. I had a lot of understeer in the first two stints. I couldn't really rotate the car, which cost a lot of lap time. Then the unsafe release during my second pit stop, which resulted in a drive through penalty, was also quite costly. Now we have to evaluate as to why the car was so different today. It is disappointing, because there was a realistic chance for points today."
Esteban Gutierrez - 13th
"Obviously we were looking for a better result this weekend, so we can not be happy. The pace is there, but qualifying yesterday affected the race today. Our strategy today wasn't ideal either. I still had some good fights going on today, which I enjoyed, so I will take those positives with me and look forward to Austin."
Monisha Kaltenborn, team principal
"We are not satisfied with a result like this, because the chance to get points was there. The performance the car showed on Friday and Saturday wasn't there today. At the moment we don't know why this was the case, so we will analyse that. The drive through penalty for Nico didn't help either and, with Esteban starting P16, it was always going to be a challenging race. This doesn't make our task for the end of the season any easier, but we expect to me more competitive again in the next two races."
Tom McCullough, head of track engineering
"Finishing out oft he points is disappointing having started fifth and 16th. Ultimately with our pace and tyre degradation we were not able to make the one stop strategy work, so we stuck to our planned two stop strategy. The drive through penalty for unsafe release cost Nico his day. For Esteban starting in P16 was always going to be difficult, but he fought well. We will regroup now for the final two races in order to make sure we will be able to fully exploit our qualifying and race pace."
Toro RossoJean-Eric Vergne - 17th
"This is a very disappointing result. To sum it up, going for a one stop strategy was the right decision, but we made the change from Soft to Medium a little bit too early, so there was no life in the tyres towards the end, just as all that group of cars came up behind me. The original plan was for a two stop, but looking at how the race was developing, we decided to take this gamble, but it didn't pay off. I tried all I could to keep the tyres alive, but it was not enough. A shame, as I was in the points for most of the race, especially as the car felt good and I was running at a strong pace. It seems that luck is just not on my side this season, as it's not the first time I've been having a good race until circumstances have worked against me. The incident with Alonso? For a while now, if a driver puts a wheel outside the track when overtaking he gets a penalty and he had four wheels outside the line. In any case, he would have passed me down the next straight as I was struggling with my tyres by then."
Daniel Ricciardo - 16th
"This was not at all the race I was hoping for. In this sport, if the start doesn't go well, it's hard to recover, so I want to look at the data to understand what happened. The car didn't get off the line well and then, at Turn 1 there was a bit of chaos as I dropped back into the group behind me. I had to run wide to avoid some accidents and from then on, my race was pretty much over. At the moment, our pace is not sufficient to fight back into the top ten if something like this happens. We must see what we can do to have better starts, because when we get good ones, we have generally gone on to score points."
Franz Tost, team principal
"A very frustrating evening given our aspirations after a promising Saturday. We were ready to be flexible with strategy, between a one and a two stop, dependent on tyre degradation and track improvement over the course of the race. In Jev's case, he got a good start and was lasting well on new Options and our original plan was a two stop. We brought him in on lap 17 to switch to the Medium compound and for a long time it looked as though his pace was good enough to go all the way to the end. Then with around 8 laps to go the tyres dropped off very quickly. We had a long queue of cars behind us who took advantage of this. It was a gamble that didn't pay off, but in the circumstances, Jev actually drove a very good race. As for Daniel, his race was compromised right from the start as he was slow off the line for reasons we must now look into and then he lost more places on the opening lap. Finding himself in traffic on used Options, we decided to bring him in and run a two stop, fitting new Primes, but he was unable to move up through the field. Very disappointing, at a race where we particularly wanted to do well."
WilliamsPastor Maldonado - 11th
"Today was a very tough race from the perspective of trying to manage the tyres, but we managed to cope with it pretty well. I certainly feel that the pace and consistency of the car has improved with the new aero package we ran this weekend and I could feel that the car was improving as the race went on. Unfortunately I came out in to traffic after my second pitstop which meant that I couldn't really show the improved pace we had, and in the end I had to settle for a finish just outside the points. Overall the weekend has seen some positive steps forward which will give us a boost for the next race."
Valtteri Bottas - 15th
"I don't think P15 was really reflective of the pace we had today. My race was compromised by the first lap when I was jumped by the Caterhams who started on the option tyres and so had more grip and were able to overtake me. After the prime tyres started to work my race pace was very good and I was able to fight hard with the cars around me. The positive from this weekend is that the car is feeling better and we have definitely made some gains which is promising for the final two races."
Xevi Pujolar, chief race engineer
"Pastor had a strong start on the soft option tyre putting him in a good position by the end of lap one. We planned a two-stop strategy with a short opening stint before we switched him onto the prime tyre. As everyone else around us started to pit, we were in a good position during the second stint but wanted to pit for the final set of medium tyres as early as possible. Unfortunately, we were a bit limited with our pitstops again, due to our modified procedures to ensure safety, so we weren't able to jump everyone we had hoped. The pace of the cars that had one-stopped also didn't drop off as much expected towards the end, so although we were close we couldn't quite get into the points today. Valtteri struggled to get temperature into the prime tyres at the start so lost out on the first lap and his opening stint was compromised. We considered switching to a one-stop but ultimately decided to stick to strategy, and aimed to attack on the new option tyres in the final laps. With his pitstops also compromised, we weren't quite close enough in the final stint, but overall it was a good performance from both of our drivers today."


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St. Martin De Porres
"Compassion, my dear Brothers, is preferable to cleanliness. Reflect that with a little soap I can easily clean my bed covers, but even with a torrent of tears I would never wash from my soul the stain that my harshness toward the unfortunate would create."
– St. Martin De Porres, spoken to his Dominican brothers when admonished for bringing an elderly, dirty beggar off the streets and allowing him to take the saint's own bed while he cared for the sick man.
A Brief Biography of St. Martin
November 3rd, the Church honors and remembers Saint Martin De Porres, the first black saint of the Americas, who would be come well known for his humility and help of the poor and in hopeless causes. He is often depicted with a broom, and even affectionately referred to as the 'Saint of the Broom,' because he considered all work to be sacred, no matter how menial.
The saintly man was born to modest beginnings, the illegitimate son of a Spanish Nobleman and a freed former slave in Lima, Peru in 1569; he had one sister, born in 1581. All his life Martin was profoundly humble, and had a great sense of the magnanimity of God. Even as a child, Martin would spend hours each night in prayer. He was joyous when at age 10, he was placed with a surgeon to learn the medical arts; this path in life would allow him to exercise charity to his neighbor and care for the sick while earning his living.
Soon after this time, Martin became a servant in the Holy Rosary Dominican priory in Lima; in time he was placed in the infirmary to work, having become known for both his medicinal knowledge and the tender way he cared for the sick. At age 24 he would take vows as a Dominican brother. He would remain working in the infirmary, caring for the ill until his death at age 60.
Many miracles were attributed to Martin; among them were bilocation, miraculous knowledge, instantaneous cures and an ability to communicate with animals. Martin had always wanted to be a missionary but never did leave his native city. His good works in Lima were a blessing to the area, however. He worked tirelessly for the poor, founding an orphanage and a children's hospital. It is said that on average Martin was able to feed about 160 poor people with alms each day. The vigorous prayer life he had begun in childhood only increased as he grew older, and he would practice mortification of the flesh, both for his own failings and for the conversion of pagans and sinners.
The man was so beloved that after he died in 1639 he was venerated almost immediately. He was declared Blessed in 1873 and canonized in 1962. Due to his humble, persistent attitude toward the sanctity of work and his giving, charitable nature, St. Martin is the patron saint of the poor and of social justice; he is also a patron of people of mixed race and racial harmony.
To learn more about St. Martin De Porres, take a look at the inspirational DVD Fray Martin De Porres or, to teach children about this 'apostle of charity,' get the Glory Stories audio CD volume 7, which covers the lives of St. Martin De Porres and St. Clare.
Blessed Pope John XXIII's Homily at the Canonization of St. Martin De Porres:
The example of Martin's life is ample evidence that we can strive for holiness and salvation as Christ Jesus has shown us: first, by loving God "with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your mind; and second, by loving your neighbor as yourself."
When Martin had come to realize that Christ Jesus "suffered for us and that he carried our sins on his body to the cross," he would meditate with remarkable ardor and affection about Christ on the cross. He had an exceptional love for the great sacrament of the Eucharist and often spent long hours in prayer before the blessed sacrament. His desire was to receive the sacrament in Communion as often as he could.
Saint Martin, always obedient and inspired by his divine teacher, dealt with his brothers with that profound love which comes from pure faith and humility of spirit. He loved men because he honestly looked on them as God's children and as his own brothers and sisters. Such was his humility that he loved them even more than himself, and considered them to be better and more righteous than he was.
He excused the faults of others. He forgave the bitterest injuries, convinced that he deserved much severer punishments on account of his own sins. He tried with all his might to redeem the guilty; lovingly he comforted the sick; he provided food, clothing and medicine for the poor; he helped, as best he could, farm laborers and Negroes, as well as mulattoes, who were looked upon at that time as akin to slaves: thus he deserved to be called by the name the people gave him: 'Martin of Charity.'
It is remarkable how even today his influence can still move us toward the things of heaven. Sad to say, not all of us understand these spiritual values as well as we should, nor do we give them a proper place in our lives. Many of us, in fact, strongly attracted by sin, may look upon these values as of little moment, even something of a nuisance, or we ignore them altogether. It is deeply rewarding for men striving for salvation to follow in Christ's footsteps and to obey God's commandments. If only everyone could learn this lesson from the example that Martin gave us.
A Prayer to St. Martin De Porres
To you Saint Martin de Porres we prayerfully lift up our hearts filled with serene confidence and devotion. Mindful of your unbounded and helpful charity to all levels of society and also of your meekness and humility of heart, we offer our petitions to you. Pour out upon our families the precious gifts of your solicitous and generous intercession; show to the people of every race and every color the paths of unity and of justice; implore from our Father in heaven the coming of his kingdom, so that through mutual benevolence in God men may increase the fruits of grace and merit the rewards of eternal life. Amen.
This article adapted information from the Patron Saints Index and Wikipedia.


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Sunday, January 22, 2012
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Happy 2012 Everyone! I hope the new year is treating all with kid-gloves, kindness and respect:) and if not=kick back! Heres some new work and shows-happening and upcoming! Above- we have a sketch that will be painted by a Last Rites Gallery artist=For the Art Fusion Charity Event! With a live painting Event Feb 11th-leading up to the Gala and Charity Auction Feb. 25th!
"What's In The Box" 18 x 24 Acrylic on Canvas=This one's for "DARK POP 4"@ Last Rites Gallery in March, guest curated by Gary Pressman:)
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TIFF REVIEW: On The Road
I can't wait to hear people's reactions to this movie. Director Walter Salles was faced with a daunting task, one that many might argue was virtually impossible to successfully accomplish: turn Jack Kerouac's barely fictionalized autobiography, On The Road, often referred to as one of the most important novels of the century, into a film that wouldn't crumble under the weight of such tremendously high expectations.
The film was met with mixed reviews at Cannes, but I feel like if you don't get a thirteen-minute standing ovation and a kiss on the cheek from Eva Longoria you're considered a failure there. This movie is not a failure; there are too many redeeming qualities for it to be a failure. But it's not faultless either.
Salles' biggest achievements in this film are the performances he was able to extract from his skillfully selected cast. This really is a showcase for some of the most talented young actors of our generation: Sam Riley and Garrett Hedlund are remarkably good as Sal Paradise and Dean (Kerouac and Neal Cassady in actuality); Hedland's portrayal of "Dean" is star making and could get him some major recognition come award season.
Tom Sturridge, Kirsten Dunst, Amy Adams, Viggo Mortensen and Elisabeth Moss, to name just a few of the stellar support cast, are all in top form. Sturridge in particular breathes heartbreaking life into Carlo Marx (Allen Ginsberg).
As for the elephant in the room, Kristen Stewart held her own and played morose better than she's ever played morose. That being said, the timing of the release of this movie couldn't be worse. The last thing she needs right now are audiences watching her sexually satisfy two dudes at once in the front seat of a car. That happens. A couple of times. And it's beautifully shot.
To that point, the film is gorgeous. Every shot is more beautiful than the last, every location more enchanting that the one before. But for all that it's celebrating - the passion, the rule breaking, the quest for unadulterated freedom, the electricity of the beat generation, I felt like it erred on the side of caution when it should have just jumped in to the deep end headfirst.
The movie is intrinsically sexy but it could have been sexier. Don't cut away from the threesome - let us soak it up! This is a window into a culture that is so far removed from today that it seems almost like a dream. Which is why its release couldn't be timelier. If nothing more, it's a road trip movie that offers a peek into a time before social media, a time where the passion of a young generation didn't culminate in a "like" icon. So much was accomplished, so much was seen and so much was done. It left me wishing I could have experienced that time. And that feeling alone was worth the price of admission.
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Fist appearing in London during the first Gulf war, reasonable leftists have used this slogan to express their opposition to how expensive wars are used to benefit the wealthy and their interests. As billionaire Warren Buffet said, "[t]here's class warfare all right, but it's my class, the rich class, that's making war, and we're winning." Class warfare can take different forms: direct action, such as wars fought for resources and cheap labor; indirect violence, such as deaths from poverty, starvation, illness or unsafe working conditions; coercion, such as the threat of losing a job or pulling an important investment; or ideology, either intentionally (media promoting capitalism) or unintentionally (the promotion of consumerism through advertising). The conflict can be open, as with actions aimed at destroying labor unions, or hidden, as with an informal slowdown in production protesting low wages or unfair labor practices.
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It's no secret that since the female condom hit the scene in the U.S., it hasn't gained the same popularity as it has in countries such as Brazil and South Africa. Complaints have ranged from the price -- female condoms are considerably more expensive than male condoms -- to the comfort of the type of latex used. But a less expensive second generation, FC2, was created in 2009, and a recent study found that this newer version is both more cost-efficient and successful in reducing new HIV infections among women.
Researchers from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and the D.C. Department of Health monitored a program in Washington that distributed 200,000 of these female condoms to women at risk for HIV. The Washington Post reported:
In the first year, the District gave away 200,000 female condoms at beauty parlors, convenience stores, community clinics and other locations. After two years, nearly half a million have been distributed, health officials said. The project also trained peers, including hair stylists at beauty salons, to make it more comfortable for women to talk about sexual health.
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Even so, when the researchers compared the cost of the condom program with the cost of HIV infections it prevented, they find female condoms saved between $15 and $20 for every dollar spent.
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While The Feeding of the 5000 came out way back in '78, Rimbaud and Vaucher still remain true to the "Crass ideal." They continue to practice a sustainable, anti-corporate lifestyle at Dial House, a "safe haven for those individuals of principle who still live by the old punk slogan 'Do it yourself.'
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Despite once being touted as the example for how cities should deploy Wi-Fi, EarthLink announced today in a statement that it's pulling the plug on the city-wide network. The company said it couldn't find a buyer for the $17 million (unfinished) network after deciding earlier this year to get out of the municipal wireless business.
EarthLink stopped accepting new customers on the network last week and said that current customers will have until June 12 to switch to another provider.
The Philadelphia network was one of five introduced in 2006 and 2007 by EarthLink. The company announced a few weeks ago that it would be shutting down a similar network in New Orleans on May 18, though it managed to strike deals with the local governments of Corpus Christi, Texas and Milpitas, California, who will take over their networks.
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