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When we run across particularly outstanding art, we like to share it with the rest of the Design Center readership. Please enjoy the exhibits, and if you discover some creative talent that should be on display here, please let use know. If your information is ready to go, then you can submit your folio now.
Aesthetics: MyArtSpace Art News
Scholars in the field define aesthetics as "critical reflection on art, culture and nature." MyArtSpace was established by the New York Art Exchange and helps us understand, digest and discover new Aesthetics with galleries and features by and about artists. This experimental venture hopefully will bring DTG readers lots of inspiration over the months to come. Join us for this edition of the MyArtSpace Art News
Designing Women 2009
Each year we discover some pretty special ladies, and this year we introduce you to Susan Kare the original Icon Queen; Karen D'Amico with a European flare ; well rounded Jennifer Duarte and Allison Foltz Milmoe for some distinctly dexterous with typography! We think you'll really like this year's Designing Women field trip!
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When a designer hires a designer you may think that spells problems. Not in this case. After actually using the design services of Rachel Cunliffe and the cre8d design team on two successful sites, we're ready to bring them on for the 'big' job. What better endorsement can you get? Come meet the cre8d design team
Wetherbee: design with a conscience
From a family full of creative thinkers to a self-employed creative and partner in her own design firm, Wendy Wetherbee has it all. Wetherbee Creative & Web is an independent design and marketing studio based in New Hampshire, serving clients nationwide... meet Wendy Wetherbee
Lady sings Design: Nena Anderson
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Sandra Selle-Rodriguez
How often do you encounter an artist with the sensitivity of Van Gogh, C'ezanne and Degas -- some of the greatest artists who ever lived? It looks like digital painter Sandra Selle-Rodriguez is just such an artist. We were impressed with Sandra's work -- but considering she had her first art show at only 13 years of age, it's no surprise!
Marie Thacker: Well Rounded Web Design
Marie is a Web, UX, Interaction Designer and Art Director in the Seattle Washington area who is well rounded and equally grounded -- with a propensity for nuts and bolts. We liked her dash of creative spark and intuition -- and welcome her to the DTG Gallery ... visit Marie Thacker
Thomas Morris: Letterforms that shaped a generation
If you ever rocked out at a concert by the Doors, New Riders or Commander Cody in the San Fran bay area back in the day, then you already know Thomas Morris -- he created the concert posters! Today, he's still producing breath-taking graphics and superb typographic creations and we're going to take a little field trip to his studio ... Thomas Morris Design
Luba Lukova: Social Justice 2008
Somewhere between Picasso's wood-cut years and German Expressionism, Luba Lukova has carved a deep niche in social graphic design -- one that will not be erased for decades and generations to come. The messages are stark, undeniable, and slam you right between the eyes. If you cannot own it, at least see Social Justice 2008 Luba Lukova
Tracy Martin : Photo Folio
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Jerry Jividen: photos save wildlife
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Stacey Dyer
from a fine arts Painting background, to rock band lead singer and publicist comes Stacey Dyer, graphic designer par-excellence and her Triple Frog LLC a balanced design firm dedicated to printed and interactive media. Stacey Dyer: Rock on!
JudyAnn Dutcher
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Sareh Khajehnouri
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Designing Women 2008
... This month, Janet, Maryvonne, Becky and Christina join us in the April Creative Net to share their brief vision -- and a glimpse at their work. But don't worry, their links are included and you're in for some spectacular eye-candy... I guarantee you'll enjoy Designing Women, 2008
if you can dream it...
Michael Campbell is the skill and vision behind our "Photo to Painting" tutorial, and once you see his works, you'll be convinced that magic exists and dreams do come true. This is true inspiration for any digital artist who aspires to greatness. Follow along as we visit the studio of world class photographer and digital artist Michael Campbell
Veerle Pieters
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Anthony Cole: Legacy of Illumination
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Ryan Forshaw Unique Visions
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Designing Words and Folia Graphic Design This month we introduce Julianne Nardone and Janet Bertucci -- Beautiful graphic design from Ashland Masschusetts and Cambridge Massachusetts; and the design power behind Designing Words and Folia Graphic Design
Carey Jones From Greenwich CT, US comes designer Carey Jones with her own brand of hard-hitting graphic design... from Balance Design...a varied range of designs from packaging to logotypes that show off a true balance!
The art of David F. Kyte
Shin Terada
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Melissa Mason... You read Melissa Mason's article "Designless In Seattle" last month -- this month let's take look at some of her outstanding design work with a little visit to her studio Semiartist portfolio
Sandy Wright
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Catherine Morley. . . return appearance! This year we revisit Catherine Morley, the energy behind Katz Design, and an influential woman in the graphic design industry, founder of "Creative Latitude"
(See more Designing Women below)
Sculptural StatementsThis month we visit a unique high school student from Kentucky with creativity and vision to put a whole new spin on obsolete computer parts...
Varshesh JoshiThis month our travels take us into the exotic world of Bangalore, India, to meet up with Design Consultant to see some extraordinary images with an engineer's edge.
Patrick ShettlesworthOur field trip today takes us to Seattle Washington (USA) to the studios of Patrick Shettlesworth, the highly talented Illustrator and Concept Artist who's talent we see in the "Polycarbon" comic hero character, and Microsoft XBOX games.
The New York StorySteve Ladner is back from France, and doing his thing in New York! See some rather unique and exciting views of life from this amazing, self-taught photographer.
Michael Samstag is the BilderFinder
From Frankfurt Germany, Michael presents some stunning feats of pure eye candy in his unique style of cartooning, calligraphy and design. He's even got some great clip art you can download!
"Designing Women"
Erin Ferree, is graphic designer and illustrator in the San Francisco Bay Area -- founder of Elf Design, where you'll find many visually exciting design projects.
Ilise Benun, author of HOW Design Books Designing Websites for every audience, and editor/publisher of Self Promotion Online chats with DT&G about "Heads-in-the-sand Design"
Mary Baum, Managing Director of HerbertBaum Integrated Marketing in St. Louis, MO, designs with elegant simplicity -- but drives a persuasive message to her loyal clients
Leane K. Wells a graphic designer and illustrator from Indianapolis, Indiana with respectable skills in graphic design, digital imaging, technical illustration, and copy editing.
Images from the "Macworld Digital Art Gallery"
It occurred to me that this art is too wonderful to be kept hidden after the exhibit is over, so I contacted some of the winning artists and they've graciously consented to share their art and talent with DT&G readers.
Hanna Haska -- a Canadian artist of Polish origin and one of the winners of the Macworld Digital Art Gallery Contest, painted this image of "TEMPLE" but what we saw made us stop and ask ... " Was it Premonition?"
Jonas Angelet is currently working towards an MFA in Graphic Arts/ Computer Augmented Printmaking at the University of Wisconsin - Madison. Having already graduated with a BFA in Graphic arts from the University of Louisville (KY) in 2000, he is now concentrating in Computer Augmented Printmaking.
Richard Bornemann, graduate of the Maryland School of Architecture (1978), worked designing and building large buildings in Washington, D.C. Which lead him on a rather interesting career path. As a registered architect, he set up his own shop and began creating architectural illustrations for builders around the country. But the reason he's in our gallery today was his entry into the digital fine art scene...
Pamela Wells emerged from higher education with a Bachelor of Business degree, major in marketing. She launched her career in the publishing business industry moving toward commercial illustration.
At the time of Apple's introduction of the first line of desktop computers, Pamela discovered Macintosh working for two publishing companies. Today she mixes her considerable talents with visions of the masters to create this stunning painting, APPLE SERIES LILLY.
Ciro Marchetti, is a British graphic designer who's professional career after graduating from Croydon College of Art, England, has included working in Europe, South America and the US.
I think you'll find Ciro's piece: CONTEMPLATING THE SYSTEM a stunning piece of work, and I'm sure you'll enjoy learning his insights into the world of digital art. His work will be on display in the Design Center along with an interview and detailed close-ups of his work.
The Rocky Mountain Digital Arts Center
The Rocky Mountain Digital Arts Center is a unique and innovative new media educational facility, with one of the worlds only digital arts galleries, located in the heart of historic downtown Denver. RMDAC is housed in a completely renovated historic building in Denver's Golden Triangle neighborhood, and is a custom-designed 4000 sq. ft. facility with hardwood floors, exposed brick walls, oak beams and 20 foot ceilings. Each month they present real-world gallery shows with works by leading digital artist. They are located at 1261 Delaware Street, in Denver, Colorado and at http://www.rmdac.com/
Also: Visit the Savannah College of Art & Design
Previously: Mike Johnson: Info Graphics
Jake's Girls the very first entry into the Gallery
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Mike Angelidis and Vladislav Namestnikov rounded out the scoring, while JT Brown, Brett Connolly and Philip-Michael Devos each registered an assist.
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Crunch goalie Cedrick Desjardins made 26 saves, allowing a single goal to Patrick Maroon in the second. John Gibson, coming on in relief for the Admirals, made 18 saves in his pro debut.
Syracuse (42-21-6-5) hosts Worcester Saturday, and wraps up the regular season with an afternoon game against Binghamton Sunday. Although clinching the division title is within reach, Johnson preferred to look at the bigger picture.
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Pictured: Crunch forward Tyler Johnson is congratulated by players on the bench after scoring his first goal of the night against the Admirals at the Onondaga County War Memorial Friday.
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Banyana ends 2012 with a win
They played at the Moruleng Stadium near Rustenburg on Monday.
The South African national senior women's team were 2-0 up at halftime, in a match staged to mark the North West government's campaign to raise awareness against the abuse of women and children.
Mamelodi Sundowns striker Andiswe Mgcoyi opened the scoring from a tight angle on the left hand side of the Botswana penalty area in the 11th minute.
Mgcoyi's club-mate, midfielder Refiloe Jane, celebrated her 17th national cap by scoring her first goal for Banyana Banyana, by way of a header from a corner-kick in the 22nd minute.
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Returning from the flurry of the start of the semester, I want to consider the close of Coleridge's "The Raven" (much as Tim has now brought to a close his wonderful readings of "The Rime"). When we last left our bird, he'd returned to the oak—now "grown a tall oak tree"—and brought along with him a "She." The pair built themselves "a nest in the topmost bough, / And young ones they had, and were happy enow." But avian tragedy ensues in full, dramatic measure:
But soon came a Woodman in leathern guise,
His brow, like a pent-house, hung over his eyes.
He'd an axe in his hand, not a word he spoke,
But with many a hem! and a sturdy stroke,
At length he brought down the poor Raven's own oak.
His young ones were killed; for they could not depart,
And their mother did die of a broken heart.
Many a reader of Thoreau's Walden will halt ("Pause, Dweller!") at the text's mention of the Woodman's brow, pendulous "like a pent-house." Coleridge may have adapted this simile of a slant-roofed forehead from Dryden's description of "pent-house eye-brows" (King Arthur III.i.30). But the relation to dwelling, in this context of a woodman cutting down a tree that will be transformed into a ship, suggests more than appearance. The Woodman uncannily conveys lean-to houseness with him in his human bearing and attitudes: human ecology (conceptualized dwelling, houseness, the [un]heimlich) trumps and destroys an avian ecosystem and its dwellers. The Woodman's "guise" moreover suggests something less than authentic, as if he were playing a role as an actor or agent of transformative dwelling: my dwelling from yours. So the poem's vision of eco-nomy seems to go. The Raven's "own oak," dwelt in but not of course "owned" in human terms of commerce and property rights, is "brought down," and the young birds, unable yet to fly, are "killed" by the Woodman's action. This scene is obviously conveyed with a good deal of anthropomorphism. Even the word "own" smacks of human possession. And then there's the sentimental mother raven's death from "a broken heart." Pathetic fallacy, anyone?
Yet I can't help but recall a memory from my youth. Goose hunting one early morning on a reedy lake in Washington state (USA), I listened to a lone goose forlornly calling as he or she circled and circled round our boat. My father and I both surmised that the bird was calling for its missing mate, who likely had been shot down by some other hunter. Was that goose's heart "broken"? Who can say? That it called and called, and that its vocalizations conveyed a sense of mournful loss—well, those were my burdensome impressions then (and, however sentimental and erroneous, no doubt later played a part in my becoming a vegetarian). Emotional suffering is not the sole domain of humankind.
Now comes the transformation, perhaps along the lines of what Ashton Nichols heralds as "urbanature," whereby nature is converted not into Hegelian-Emersonian culture but into that nature forged by human animals as another—"green" or not-so-green--portion of the world. Beavers use trees to make dams; humans use them to build houses and ships (and poems):
The boughs from the trunk the woodman did sever;
And they floated it down on the course of the river.
They sawed it in planks, and its bark they did strip,
And with this tree and others they made a good ship.
Now for the ironic close, whereby human mastery is thwarted. Poetic justice or just bad luck? Or is this finale best read allegorically, for instance regarding late eighteenth-century British politics? Certainly the poem (composed circa 1798) alludes to many a past shipwreck, and also eerily foreshadows, at least to my eyes, the wreck of John Wordsworth's ship in 1805:
The ship, it was launched; but in sight of the land
Such a storm there did rise as no ship would withstand.
It bulged on a rock, and the waves rush'd in fast;
Round and round flew the Raven, and cawed to the blast.
He heard the last shriek of the perishing souls–
See! see! o'er the topmast the mad water rolls!
Right glad was the Raven, and off he went fleet,
And Death riding home on a cloud he did meet,
And he thank'd him again and again for this treat:
They had taken his all, and REVENGE IT WAS SWEET
All the mariners drown in the shipwreck, and the ship itself vanishes beneath the waves. With this disaster comes the poem's anthropomorphic, almost surreal, zinger: the raven feels "right glad" and indeed grateful for this shipwreck--so much so that he repeatedly thanks a home-bound, dwelling-aimed "Death" on his pale cloud. "They," human landlubbers and mariners alike, "had taken his all," his young ones and wife, and so "revenge" tasted "sweet." A bird feel (and taste) revenge? Surely this point is where the poem slips off the rails of all verisimilitude, if it ever rode them at all. And of course all along the poem has operated as a fable with stock figures: "Woodman," "Raven," "Oak," etc. Yet if Coleridge and Wordsworth could elsewhere ponder emotional-neuronal connections and correspondences between humans and animals (notably birds) regarding joy or happiness, why not less appealing emotions, as well? Who is to say that revenge has no animal analog or source? Outlandish as this fable becomes in terms of the distraught Raven's tracking of the oak's journey and material transformation, and of the bird's own grief and anger—outlandish as these things are, they give me pause. For that out-land of distinction, of distance, is a "natural" separation we rely on very much: our difference from birds and all animals, even the most "intelligent" of animals. There's much here to ponder, "though inland far we be."
Like Coleridge's "Rime," his "Raven" risks being too simply reduced to an eco-morality tale, where destructive human actions are justly decried. The poem soon becomes a plea for habitat preservation--or to be destroyed at our peril. But of course the poem doesn't make this moral so easy, anymore than does "The Rime." The bird does not quite exact his revenge (he doesn't cause the storm), but he fully enjoys the ship's and mariners' destruction. Morality play then becomes revenge play. Revenge seems to be a feeling that is outlandishly our own: a form of feeling policed and cathartically controlled since at least Homer's Iliad. Revenge is socially toxic, transforming men into beasts (of war), and it is thus also quintessentially "human." Along with grief and sex, the feeling of vengeance is one of the key driving forces behind art—at least behind ancient-heroic art. In Coleridge's forged fable vengeance is not like an animal emotion, it IS one. The fable arguably views all emotions as natural, with the difference between animal and human a matter more of degree than kind, however much we may prefer to see it differently. Our houses, our furniture and culture, come from other animals' dwellings or dwelling places, as parts of a larger, global transformation not of nature into culture so much as of dwelling into dwelling, with a dash of the unheimlich, of an unhomely, uncanny sense of loss and lurking revenge, to discomfort us under our roofs and penthouse brows. (More to come.)


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Wabash College's religion department invites you to a talk by Scott Seay at 7 p.m., Monday, November 6, in room 216 in Center Hall. Seay is the Professor of American Religious History at Christian Theological Seminary of Indianapolis. Seay will talk on Puritan Execution Sermons, a topic on which he has written extensively.
Seay is a 1991 graduate of Wabash College and earned an M.Div. from Christian Theological Seminary in 1996. He returned to his alma mater in 2005 from the Department of Religion at Ashland University in Northeast Ohio, where he also served as interim senior minister at First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in Ashland.
In addition, Seay holds an M.A. from the University of Chicago Divinity School, and an M.A. and Ph.D. in church history from Vanderbilt University. His dissertation traced developments in the theology of crime and punishment in colonial and early national New England by examining "execution sermons," discourses delivered in connection with public hangings.
Seay's teaching and research interests include all dimensions of American religious history and modern European church history. He is particularly interested in the relationship between Christian faith and social problems in historical perspective, and the historical relationship between religion and politics. As an ordained Disciples minister and historian, he has interests in the history of all three communions that trace their heritage to the Stone-Campbell Movement.
Seay has published two articles, over 40 entries in various reference works on American religion, and a number of critical book reviews. He currently has two books under contract: the first is an edited volume of election sermons preached by a group of theologians known as the New Divinity Men in early national New England (with Edwin Mellen Press); the second is a revision of his dissertation (with Northern Illinois University Press). Both books will be published in 2007.
Most recently, the editors of The Encyclopedia of the Stone-Campbell Movement (Eerdman's, 2004) have asked Seay to join them as the managing editor of another innovative project to be published in 2012: a global and inclusive narrative history of the Stone-Campbell Movement. With over a dozen professional historians making contributions, this new history will tell the story of all three streams of the Movement in such a way that our shared past, our common interests, and our pursuit of Christian unity are the main themes. Moreover, it will be a global story, one that recognizes both the origins of the Movement in the United States and celebrates its growth throughout the world. The project is being underwritten by the Disciples of Christ Historical Society.
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"Je suis desolee," I apologise, gesturing at my pyjamas and sticky hair.
"Balcon?" he points and I walk him through the kitchen to the outdoor area, often called 'the pool' due to its tendency to fill with water when it rains. Two years of the neighbours below complaining and our landlord has finally decided to get our balcony repaired. Asking them to make an appointment for another day is too risky: relations with our under-floor friends would not withstand waiting until Qatar hosts the World Cup.
Bzzzzt goes the door again, followed by Milly's barking. Two more guys for the balcony; two less that speak English. Our apartment is small enough for them to figure out where their workspace for today is, and I resume my position at the dining table: head propped up in one hand while reaching down to ruffle my puzzled dog's ears with the other.
A helluva time for Mr Migraine to come visiting. Just when it seemed that twelve months' of acupuncture sessions had done the trick he decides to make up for lost time by staying for three days in a row. Lying down in my room while strange men whose language I don't speak come in and out of my apartment doesn't seem like a particularly smart idea despite the painful messages my skull, bowel and gut are sending me.
Might as well put the laptop on and blog. Either that or vomit again.
Bzzzzzzt! "No Milly, it's OK." A couple more fellas, this time for the heating cupboard removal. This is an expected bonus; another two year-old request that has been granted. An original installation from 1970, we only once turned it on out of curiosity before it left the apartment choking in dust bunnies and what sounded like The Mother Ship about to land in our living room.
"Er, sorry, monsieur?" Thank Choc for Google translate: one wants to disconnect the electrics and the other needs a smoke outside before needing to go back downstairs to fetch a trolley...
The radio is now on, French Fogey FM featuring mid-nineties 'classics' and the skull-thumping sounds of tiles and cement being split apart. The phone is ringing, but it'll just have to be ignored as there's a press need to run into the bathroom and -------
Bzzzzzzt! I prop open the door, looking even paler but now with minty-fresh breath.
Who'd like a coffee? They all would, of course. The Burp Burp Burp sound of the DeLonghi machine just adds another percussive layer to the chisels, chat and chart-toppers. Edging my way around the six outdoor chairs, wooden table, pot plants and watering cans haphazardly stacked in the kitchen, I feel a sense of gratitude that all of them only wanted espresso and there's no need for any physical feats in reaching for the milk frothing nozzle.
Sod the toothpaste. They've seen what I look like, who cares about my breath?
Bzzzzzzt! "The door's open - if you have tiles or cement or a trolley or a spirit level or forms to sign or a beverage request, just come on in already!" The gut is behaving itself, but Mr Migraine has painted a broad-brush of pain across my eyes, cheekbones and back of my head. Of course, why not get the upstairs guy to start drilling as well?
Sitting at the dining table, I finally start to see the funny side. London, Copenhagen,Vienna one day; bra-less and barfing the next.
Milly's already lost interest in the Tradie Traffic occurring inside her home and is instead making the most of my left arm. Why not lie back and enjoy a belly scratch?
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Although peer review is widely acclaimed as the mechanism which keeps science honest and interpretations of results based in reality, it's ultimately a human process, and far from perfect. As a couple of recent events point out, though, it's not science's last line of defense if someone publishes results that are either mistaken or downright fraudulent. As reported at CNN, MIT has recently gotten rid of a professor due to one or more unspecified acts of scientific fraud. The professor in question, Luk Van Parijs, has an extensive publication record on immunology in prestigious journals. It's currently unclear how many of these publications - if any - are fraudulent. In a disturbing echo of past scandals, it turns out that Van Parijs had done his post-doctoral work in David Baltimore's lab, who had earlier been involved in immune research that raised accusations of scientific fraud and cost him a position as president of Rockefeller University. As with other cases of this sort, it's assumed that Van Parijs's career is now over.
Meanwhile, over at Cell, strange things have been afoot regarding an article originally published in 2004. The original paper suggested that parts of a parasite genome were commonly integrated into specific locations in a hosts' DNA, those hosts including rabbits, chickens, and humans. This would suggest that horizontal gene transfer (shuffling of genetic material between species), thought mostly to occur in bacteria, might be occurring in vertebrates and in a more organized manner than expected. The September 23 issue, however, contained a retraction of the paper, meaning the original publication should not be viewed as valid. Retractions happen in cases of fraud, if new data comes to light, or repeats of original experiments don't consistently yield the same results. In most of those cases, the original author performs the retraction. This one was different, in that the original author refused to retract the article, and the editors of Cell had to do so over his objection. I certainly had never seen this before, and it must have struck a lot of people as unusual, since there were enough inquiries about it to compel an editor to write an extensive follow up in the October 21 issue.
It seems things all went bad because someone found the results interesting, and attempted to check them against publicly available genome sequences. This check produced the same sequences reported in the paper, but it became clear that this identification was so weak that it could not be considered statistically significant. The interpretation of the remaining data depended on these results and, without them, the whole intellectual structure of the paper collapsed. This still anonymous individual wrote the editor, who obtained the original data from the author and sent it to the paper's original peer reviewers along with a description of the concerns. The reviewers agreed that the paper wasn't valid, leading the editors to ask the author to retract. He refused for reasons he has yet to explain, so it was done for him.
Events such as these make me both nervous and confident. I read lots of papers, and I rarely follow up on the original data unless it directly applies to what I'm doing. Even if this one was relevant to my field, I doubt I would have caught the mistake. It's also a worry that some of Van Parijs's fraudulent work may still be part of the scientific record. I get nervous that some things I view as demonstrated might be equally weak. At the same time, such events are rare enough that they make CNN or cause a flood of letters to an editor. And in the case of the Cell paper, the editorial process worked exactly as it should have. That leaves me feeling a bit better about things.


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Intel has acquired Kno, the education software and e-textbook platform developer.
Kno is primarily known for its Kno Textbook platform, which offers access to a catalog of more than 200,000 electronic textbooks from major textbook publishers, including Cengage Learning,
Wiley, and Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, among many others. Textbooks are available for both K-12 and higher education, and the platform is accessible through the Web or through platform-specific applications, which support Android, iOS, and Windows.
The company originally made headlines back in 2010, when it had planned to release large-screen tablets purpose-built for displaying and interacting with electronic textbooks. The plan back then called for single or dual 14.1-inch, 1,440 x 900-pixel touchscreens that would be able to display full-scale textbooks, videos, and other multimedia and support notetaking, educational apps, Web browsing, and content sharing — all starting at $599. The concept generated considerable buzz at the time but was ultimately never to be.
Intel Capital, the investment arm of Intel, invested $20 million in the company in back 2011 with the aim of collaborating "to address the growing interactive and 1-to-1 student learning environments by exploring opportunities to make Kno's touch-based applications available for Intel's educational platforms."
Now, with the acquisition, Kno will become a part of Intel Education, which is focused on creating integrated learning tools — hardware, applications and content.
According to Lisa Malloy, a spokesperson for Intel, the acquisition significantly boosts Intel's access to educational content. Intel will also leverage its strengths to extend that content further.
"One of Intel's key focus areas is education. Up until now, Intel has had a limited investment in content, which we believe is the key pillar to transform education around the world. Through this acquisition, Intel will be able to scale Kno's vast content platform, library and capabilities to new levels," Malloy told Campus Technology. "The acquisition of Kno immediately boosts Intel Education Solutions' global digital content library to more than 225,000 higher education and K-12 titles through existing partnerships with 75 educational publishers. One of big interests is to help Kno expand globally. They have had a strong U.S. presence and there is a real opportunity for international expansion. We have extended offers to the majority of Kno employees to retain their talent."
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I'm looking to connect my Korg Triton up to the computer so i can trigger drum patterns/arpeggios through logic. According to the manual I need an AG-001B cable plus "korg midi driver software" (no more details supplied) in order to HOST the Triton on the computer. The cable seems to be obsolete though since i can't find one for sale anywhere.....
Does anybody know if there is a more recent equivalent of this cable? Or, indeed, if theres another way of doing this altogether?
I've tried looking on Korg forums but i can't find anything specifically-related. Perhaps this is something obvious and i'm alone in my ignorance, so could somebody please shed some light!
I'm using Logic 5.5 on a Dell Dimension 5150 that has (if this helps):
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Hot button: Who's getting into mobile PERS now?
The world of mobile PERS and remote health monitoring continues to expand.
At the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas earlier this month, ADT announced that it was getting into the game by teaming with Ideal Life, a Toronto-based company whose health monitoring and information technology will be integrated with ADT Pulse to provide "proactive prevention" for people managing chronic health conditions. The system uses digital, wireless, secure two-way communicators to measure and relay information about glucose levels, blood pressure, body weight, oxygen saturation and heart rate.
Royal Philips Electronics, which has long been a player in personal emergency response systems, also made news at CES by introducing Lifeline GoSafe. The mobile PERS system combines the company's AutoAlert fall-detection capability with two-way cell communication and up to seven user-location technologies.
"Our intention is that GoSafe will provide users with the confidence to get back to activities or go to places they have scaled back on, knowing that help is easily accessible," Rob Goudswaard, senior director of product and service programs for Philips Home Monitoring, said in a prepared statement.
The need to provide more protection for seniors as they maintain their independence isn't lost on Mace Security International, which is "looking hard" at getting into the mobile PERS space, CEO and President John McCann told SSN last week.
"I think you're going to see a shift from just home security to security 24/7," McCann said. "As you look at that shift in the world, and I use my dear sweet mother as an example, I'm a little more worried when she's on the road than when she's at home. Therefore we're looking at how do we increase that fence around her so she's safe, so loved ones feel that the person they're worried about is safe."
Security dealers who want to take advantage of this growing market might want to think about attending the second annual PERS Summit, which will be held Sept. 10-12 in Park City, Utah. Last year's inaugural session brought together more than 100 dealers, service providers and manufacturers' reps for three days of networking. To learn more, go to www.perssummit.com.


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Hamilton County Interim Superintendent Kirk Kelly confirmed Tuesday morning that five students were killed in a school bus crash Monday afternoon.
Kelly said three of the students were fourth graders, one in kindergarten and one in first grade. In total, four girls and one boy were killed.
"We're going to do anything that we can to remember these students and support them," Kelly said. "They will always be with us throughout our lives."
Six students remain in the hospital as of Wednesday morning, of which five are listed in critical condition.
Woodmore Elementary School will host a vigil Tuesday at 6 p.m. to pray for the five children killed and more than 30 others injured in this tragedy.
A total of 37 students were on board during the 3:30 p.m. ET crash on Monday, according to Kelly.
Photos: Fatal school bus crash in Chattanooga
Kelly did not provide additional information Tuesday morning on the students killed in the crash out of respect for the families involved.
He also did not provide much information on bus driver Johnthony Walker's work history. Kelly did confirm Walker worked as an employee at Durham Bus Services.
Walker, 24, is charged with five counts of vehicular homicide, reckless endangerment and reckless driving, according to police.
Police: Bus driver going 'well above' speed limit before deadly crash
Chattanooga Mayor Andy Berke also spoke at Tuesday morning's news conference in front of Woodmore Elementary School.
"Five is a cursed number in our city right now," Berke said.
Five Chattanooga servicemen were killed in a shooting by a lone terrorist on July 16, 2015.
The National Transportation Safety Board said on Tuesday morning that it is launching an investigation of the crash, and a team of federal investigators will deploy to Chattanooga.
NTSB Chairman Christopher Hart said the investigation should take between seven and 10 days.
Hart said the NTSB will look to see on the status of data recorders on the bus, and to see if the bus had security cameras.
Watch: Hamilton County Superintendent and Chattanooga speak on Tuesday morning
Watch: NTSB to investigate fatal Chattanooga school bus crash
Previous Story on Nov. 21: The bus driver in a fatal school bus crash in Chattanooga Monday has been arrested and charged with five counts of vehicular homicide, reckless driving and reckless endangerment, Chattanooga Police Chief Fred Fletcher said late Monday night.
Fletcher identified the driver as 24-year-old Johnthony Walker.
The police chief said more charges may be added as the case proceeds to a Hamilton County grand jury.
"This is an absolute nightmare for our community, for police, for partners, but I can ensure you we are prepared and trained to make sure this is investigated thoroughly and we're making sure we have all the resources families, the schools and the communities need to respond to this tragedy and trauma of this grieving loss," Fletcher said.
Fletcher confirmed that five children died at the scene of the crash, which happened just before 3:30 p.m. Monday.
Hamilton County District Attorney Neal Pinkston said earlier Monday that there were six fatalities, which included five deaths at the scene and one at the hospital.
Fletcher said the bus, which was carrying 35 kindergarten through fifth grade students from Woodmore Elementary School, was the only vehicle involved in the crash. The bus left the road and struck a tree, he said.
Fletcher said they were still working to reunite some children with their families as of 11:30 p.m. Monday.
"We are working diligently to ensure all children who got care at the hospitals or may have been transported are reunited successfully with their families," Fletcher said.
The National Transportation Safety Board has said they are sending a team of investigators to Chattanooga Tuesday morning.
Woodmore Elementary will be open for school Tuesday, the Hamilton County Department of Education said on Facebook. Grief counselors will be at the school for students and staff.
"If parents feel it necessary to keep their students home from Woodmore Elementary, we understand, but want to once again remind you extra trained personnel will be there to counsel and aid anyone seeking assistance in dealing with this horrible tragedy," the post said.
PREVIOUS: Police in Chattanooga have confirmed that multiple children were killed in a crash Monday afternoon involving a school bus filled with elementary school children.
As of 6:30 p.m., District Attorney Neal Pinkston said there 6 fatalities, which included five deaths at the scene and one at the hospital. However, Chattanooga Police say they can not confirm that number.
"We do know that multiple children lost their lives today in this tragic incident," Chattanooga Police Chief Fred Fletcher said.
He said they were not releasing numbers of fatalities or injuries because the crash is "still an active scene."
"When we know how many children lost their lives, when we have talked to their families personally, when I have talked to their families personally, then you will have a number and not a minute before," Fletcher said.
RELATED: Community responds to fatal Chattanooga school bus crash
While the investigation into the deadly crash is just getting underway, Fletcher said it appears one contributing factor may be the bus speed.
"Right now, it appears that one contributing factor may be speed, but that is part of an active, ongoing investigation," Fletcher said.
A warrant has been issued to remove the informational box on the school bus and review it.
The National Transportation Safety Board said on Twitter that they are launching an investigation of the crash, and a team of federal investigators will deploy to Chattanooga Tuesday morning.
Chief Fletcher said the bus driver is cooperating with questioning. Investigators are still on the scene of the crash gathering evidence as of 8:15 p.m.
"It is a complicated crime scene that covers a significant area," Fletcher said.
The chief said his top priority was taking care of the children who are injured and hurting. The second priority is helping the families of the deceased.
VIDEO: Multiple children killed in Chattanooga school bus crash
Officials said there were 35 students from Woodmore Elementary on board and 23 patients were transported to the hospital after what was described as a "horrible" crash that happened just before 3:30 p.m. The students are all between kindergarten and fifth grade.
The bus was the only vehicle involved in the crash. The bus turned over on its side and struck a tree, Fletcher said.
The crash comes nearly two years after a deadly school bus crash in Knox County. That deadly December 2014 crash killed two young students and a teacher's aide.
VIDEO: Officials give first update on Chattanooga school bus crash
"A bus crash involving school children is every public safety professional's worst nightmare. But it's also the thing that we all train for and you have police, fire, EMS, and our partners out here doing everything they can to rescue victims and support the families of those who've already been treated," Fletcher said.
Chattanooga blood donation centers put out a plea for donations following the deadly crash.
The community quickly answered that call.
Dozens were seen waiting in line to donate blood at one of the centers, according to a reporter from the NBC-affiliate WRCB.
The Chattanooga Fire Department said around 5:30 p.m. that the last patient was extricated from the bus.
The school bus driver is cooperating with police and their investigation, Fletcher said during a press conference.
Tennessee Highway Patrol Colonel Tracy Trott sent his condolences to the families.
"My heart goes out to the families of the children that were killed & injured in the school bus crash in Chattanooga this evening," Trott tweeted.
The fire department described it on Twitter as "very serious" and Chattanooga's mayor called it "horrible."


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At roughly 4 a.m. on 63rd Road near 98th Street in Rego Park, the two were making a typical night shift stop when they noticed a driver's light was out while patrolling the outer regions of Forest Hills near Rego Park Mall.
As they pulled up in their marked police car, the situation was quickly identified as anything but routine when the driver became anxious.
"He was just moving the car for his grandmother," 112th Precinct Captain Thomas Conforti explained. "The two officers knew exactly what was going on in that area and that he broke into the car."
The individual arrested for the theft was also in possession of stolen merchandise from another vehicle just up the street.
Conforti said that although the individual was released on bail from this particular arrest, he was nabbed just three days later for a similar crime and was once again caught and taken in with a "substantially higher bail."
"It might not sound as important as making a homicide collar or making an armed robbery collar," Conforti said, "but the arrests that these two officers made back in the beginning of this month is just as valuable."
According to Conforti, the 112th Precinct recorded roughly 15 to 20 auto break-ins per week back in January, and last week there were a total of two in the entire precinct and three the week before.
"That is done, due to the hard work of all the officers, along with the two that are being recognized here tonight," he said of his precinct and Officers Alberty and Gerard. "I can truly say that their actions have dramatically, effectively, decreased the auto-related crime in this precinct."


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Is it pasta sauce, or good old creamed spinach?
A couple of months ago, I threw together a simple pasta dish of spaghetti tossed with chopped spinach, garlic butter and Parmigiano.
Tonight, with a bunch of excellent fresh spinach on hand and a wintry evening outside, it crossed my mind that I could turn something very similar into a warm, comfort-food alternative by mixing the sauted spinach mix into a thick bechamel flavored with grated Italian cheese and using that to make a creamy, rich pasta sauce.
It was as simple as this: Rough-chop a bunch of fresh spinach. Chop a little onion and a clove or two of garlic. Saute the onion and garlic in a little olive oil, then add the spinach and toss it quickly over heat just until it wilts. Set aside. Make a light bechamel, starting with a butter-and-flour roux and 3/4 cup milk; stir in a couple of tablespoons each Parmigiano-Reggiano and Grana Padano cheese when it's thick. Stir in the sauteed spinach. Serve over pasta.
Whoa! I suddenly realized that without planning it that way, I had essentially re-invented creamed spinach. Oh, well, so this dish isn't really all that creative. But it sure was good! Take it from me, spinach in a cheesy. tangy white sauce atop a bowl of steaming spaghetti makes a mighty fine dinner.


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LONDON — Physical activity may be as effective as drugs in treating heart disease and should be included as a comparison in the development of new medicines, according to a review published Wednesday in the British Medical Journal.
No statistically detectable differences were evident between exercise and drug treatment for patients with coronary heart disease or prediabetes, and exercise was more effective among patients recovering from a stroke, according to a review of 16 meta-analyses that included 305 studies involving 339,274 participants. The review was conducted by researchers at Harvard University and Stanford University.
The analysis adds to evidence showing the benefit of non- medical approaches to disease through behavior and lifestyle changes. Given the cost of drug treatment, regulators should consider requiring pharmaceutical companies to include exercise as a comparator in clinical trials of new medicines, according to authors Huseyin Naci of Harvard and John Ioannidis of Stanford.
"In cases where drug options provide only modest benefit, patients deserve to understand the relative impact that physical activity might have on their condition," Naci and Ioannidis said in the published paper. In the meantime, "exercise interventions should therefore be considered as a viable alternative to, or, alongside, drug therapy."
The definition of exercise and their frequency, intensity and duration varied across the list of studies included in the analysis, which limits the ability to generalize the findings to different forms of physical activity, said the authors, who received no funding for the review.
Drug treatments in the studies included statins and beta blockers for coronary heart disease; anticoagulants and antiplatelets for stroke; and diuretics and beta blockers for heart failure.
A landmark study by Dean Ornish, founder of the Preventive Medicine Research Institute, found that a low-fat vegetarian diet, increased exercise and stress management can reduce heart disease more than standard medical care. Patients who receive training from medical professionals on Ornish's program for reversing heart disease have been reimbursed by Medicare since January 2011.
Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death globally, killing at least 17 million people a year with fatalities predicted to rise to more than 23 million by 2030, according to the World Health Organization.
Deaths linked to heart disease and stroke would be reduced by 25 percent if people quit smoking, limited salt intake and adopted other healthy habits, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said last month.
Not all patients benefit more from exercise than from drugs. For those recovering from heart failure, diuretic medicines were more effective, according to the analysis.


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Based on the 2013 Boston Mayoral Election Poll (March 24, 2013).
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text: In this premiere episode of the third season of "The Celebrity Apprentice," Donald Trump divides the celebrities into men versus women and instructs them to choose a team name and in a surprise twist, Trump asks them to choose the opposing team's project manager. For their first task they must run a New York City diner. The team who brings in the most money at the diner, including tips, wins. It isn't long before the celebrities' egos clash as they compete to see who will be the first celebrity to face Mr. Trump in the boardroom and hear the words "You're fired."


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Buchholz set to deal Cards
ST. LOUIS -- Clay Buchholz won't be at his best when he takes the mound on Sunday night for Game 4 of the World Series. His right shoulder is barking again, enough that Red Sox manager John Farrell felt it necessary to place Buchholz in a rotation spot that assures he'll only start once in this World Series.
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ST. LOUIS -- Clay Buchholz won't be at his best when he takes the mound on Sunday night for Game 4 of the World Series. His right shoulder is barking again, enough that Red Sox manager John Farrell felt it necessary to place Buchholz in a rotation spot that assures he'll only start once in this World Series.
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But he's confident he can do his job.
"My one thing that I have is to go and compete, go out there for as long as John wants to leave me out there and give the team a chance to win to the best of my ability," Buchholz said. "Obviously, given the couple of days that I've been out so far, [I'm] not 100 percent. But I've said it a couple of times this year -- I don't think anybody, especially at this time of the season, is 100 percent."
Prior to facing Cardinals right-hander Lance Lynn on Sunday -- air time is 8 p.m. ET on FOX, with first pitch at 8:15 p.m. -- Buchholz threw a longer-than-usual touch-and-feel bullpen session on Saturday afternoon. "Overall," he said, "everything went good," with just "a little bit of rust" to work through.
The Red Sox need him more than ever. On Saturday night, they suffered a walk-off loss because of an obstruction call made on third baseman Will Middlebrooks, who lunged at a wide throw by catcher Jarrod Saltalamacchia and tripped Allen Craig while the Cardinal was making his way home. Boston trails in the best-of-seven Series two games to one.
Saltalamacchia said he's "more than confident" Buchholz can come through.
"I'm more than confident in all our pitchers," Saltalamacchia said. "Tonight was tremendous. The guys went out there and did their job, made their pitches, just really kept us in that game and gave us a chance to win that."
Buchholz made his Major League debut in 2007 and was left off the playoff roster when the Red Sox went on to win the World Series that year. On Sunday, his first start against the Cardinals will coincide with his first appearance in the Fall Classic, "and I think that just the environment, the crowd, the adrenaline -- that's going to help me out, too," Buchholz said.
"We go into tomorrow thinking that he's going to give us what he's been in the postseason," Farrell added. "That might be a little bit shorter of an outing than maybe we've seen back in April and May, but he's also been very effective. And we're fully anticipating that to be the case tomorrow."
Tale of the Tape: Game 4
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|Lance Lynn
|2013 regular season
|Overall: 16 GS, 12-1, 1.74 ERA, 36 BB, 96 K
|Overall: 33 GS, 15-10, 3.97 ERA, 76 BB, 198 K
|Key stat: Buchholz was a perfect 6-0 with a 1.40 ERA in seven starts on the road during the regular season.
|Key stat: Though he's just 26 years old, Lynn has already pitched in 19 playoff games (33 2/3 innings).
|At Busch Stadium
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Hates to face: Quintin Berry, 1-for-3, RBI
|Game breakdown
|Why he'll win: Buchholz is coming off his best outing of the postseason his last time out, limiting Detroit to two runs on four hits and two walks in Game 6 of the ALCS.
|Why he'll win: Lynn was effective at home this season, posting a 9-3 record and a 2.82 ERA, and will be well rested, pitching on 11 days' rest.
|Pitcher beware: In the regular season, the Cardinals' offense was often at its best with Lynn on the mound. The right-hander led the National League in run support at 5.2 runs per game.
|Pitcher beware: Lynn hasn't pitched deeper than 6 1/3 innings since Aug. 25, and the Red Sox have been effective early, scoring 39 percent of their runs in the first three frames this season.
|Bottom line: Buchholz has allowed three or more runs in four of his seven starts since coming off the disabled list. Shoulder fatigue pushed his World Series start back to Game 4, and the Red Sox hope he can return to his early season form when he started the year 9-0 with a 1.71 ERA.
|Bottom line: After a shaky July and August, Lynn sealed his place in the playoff rotation by posting a 1.09 ERA over his last four starts. Though he has two wins this October, Lynn has given up seven earned runs in 11 2/3 innings, which may have him on a short leash as fellow 15-game winner Shelby Miller waits in the bullpen.
Buchholz missed three months this season with a right shoulder strain he and the Red Sox say is unrelated. He posted a 1.88 ERA in four regular-season starts after coming off the disabled list, but he has evidently hit a wall in October.
In 16 2/3 postseason innings, Buchholz has a 5.40 ERA, having gone no longer than six innings in any of his three starts and falling short of six frames in his last two. He has come out sharp, started to get out of sync in the middle innings and struggled late, as evidenced by the .529 batting average opposing hitters have posted the third time around this month.
Prior to last Saturday's American League Championship Series Game 6 against the Tigers, Buchholz said he "felt as good as I have all season" in the bullpen. But tightness crept in around the second inning, and though Buchholz pitched well -- giving up two runs over five-plus innings in a game that clinched the AL pennant -- he was pulled after just 85 pitches and was leapfrogged by Jake Peavy for Saturday's Game 3, lining Peavy up to pitch a potential Game 7.
Farrell, however, has maintained all along that Buchholz is healthy enough to pitch, with Buchholz chalking up the issue to a "dead arm."
"There's not a whole lot of discomfort," Buchholz said. "The ball is not really coming out of my hands like it does in Spring Training or at the beginning of the season. I think that's true for the majority of the guys that have been pitching all year, and it's something that I've had to deal with over the last 3 1/2 months. I'm still in the same shoes, from that standpoint."
Buchholz took some anti-inflammatory drugs -- though not the strong kind that landed him in the hospital with internal bleeding last summer -- and he said he'll be honest with Farrell and the Red Sox medical staff if he feels unusual discomfort on Sunday, giving Ryan Dempster or Felix Doubront a chance to provide some length out of the bullpen.
But the 29-year-old right-hander is confident that won't be necessary.
"Giving the team a chance to win, that's my goal," Buchholz said. "And to trust your pitches and to throw them to the best of your ability, that's what I've worked up to up to this point, and that's where I'm at."
Alden Gonzalez is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his columns and his blog, Gonzo and "The Show", and follow him on Twitter @Alden_Gonzalez.


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Anamur is a city (population: about 60,000) in the very south of Turkey, only a few kilometres away from Turkey's southernmost point (that is where ancient city of Anemurium is located), near 36° N. Anamur is also the central point of the entire length of Mediterranean coast of Turkey.
The city consists of two parts: The older town centre leaning against the mountain ranges and newer coastal neighbourhood with concrete blocks mainly used by families as summer houses and about two and a half kilometres separating each other.
This is one of Turkey's two banana-producing (in a commercial scale) regions, the other being Alanya. This fact is also apparent in that Anamur is usually a synonym for domestically-produced banana in Turkey.
The Pentadactylos/Beşparmak mountain range of Cyprus, 40 miles off-shore, is visible from Anamur on clear days.
Banana plants and strawberries are famous in Anamur due to its hot climate. Although the temperatures can reach to 40°C in July and August, Anamur offers a climate that is pleasing in every season.
The temperatures never go as low as freezing point in Anamur—in fact, Anamur experiences only one day annually when temperature ever goes below +5°C/41°F on the average—and as such, snowfall is virtually unknown in rainy winters.
Some holiday makers prefer to visit Anamur during sunny and warm spring and autumn seasons; the temperatures can vary between 17°C to30°C. Time to time, especially during winter months through to April the weather can be windy. However it is perfectly possible to walk around with just a t-shirt day and night during this season, although locals may think you should be crazy for not wearing a coat in such "cold" (!) weather.
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Nearest airports for both international and domestic flights are in Gazipaşa and in Adana, about 83 and 250 km away respectively.
By car[edit]
The town is served by D400, main highway between Antalya and Adana. Although these are two of region's biggest cities, and D400 is classified as a highway, the road to both directions is narrow (wide enough for two cars passing side by side though) and very winding.
By bus[edit]
All buses operating between Antalya and Adana and all the way to Southeastern region cities have to pass via Anamur, though it is not certain if they accept passengers for Anamur. Anamur-Antalya is 25TL, 5hrs (don't forget to bargain, Aug 2012). Silifke-Anamur is 2hrs, 10TL.
There is a 10AM bus daily from Alanya to Silifke which stops in Anamur.
Get around[edit]
There are minibuses connecting the town centre to the coast, but you may prefer walking. It takes no more than 30-40 minutes on foot.
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As this is Turkey's main banana producing region, you may assume that you will have bunches of banana in exchange of a few cents, and that's right: 1.5 TL for 1 kg is a fair price, but be sure to not be cheated with the weight. For cheaper banana, head for Bozyazi, 15 km east.
There are two supermarkets (affiliated with the national chains Migros and BİM) in the coastal hood. There are one or two ATMs in the main street of coastal hood and several in the town centre, concentrated on Bankacılar Cd including an HSBC (Oct 2012). But it is not certain if they are connected to international network.
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You'll find a hotel or two and some guesthouses (pansiyon) near the coast.
The telephone code for Anamur is 324.
Get out[edit]
Depending on which direction you have arrived from, you're likely to either head west Alanya, and Manavgat on the road to Antalya; or east Aydincik, and Silifke on the road to Mersin. There is also a very winding and narrow mountain road, which can sufficiently satisfy most off-road driving enthusiasts, leading north to Ermenek, a small town over the Taurus Mountains, and the road eventually leads further north to Karaman and Konya in Central Anatolia. Ferries to Kyrenia in Northern Cyprus from town's harbour has been discountinued for some time now, and the nearest harbours with a connection to Cyprus are now Taşucu in the east and Alanya in the west.


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Warning: Vacate room when CFL bulb breaks
Energy-saving devices called so dangerous everyone must leave for at least 15 minutes
Thomas Edison, inventor of mercury-free light bulb
Thomas Edison must be rolling over in his grave.
Less than a month after the U.S. Congress passed an energy bill banning the incandescent light bulb by 2014, the UK Environment Agency issued guidelines calling for evacuation of any room where an energy-saving compact fluorescent light bulb is broken, releasing toxic mercury.
The warning comes a month before the British government begins its phase-out of tungsten bulbs, scheduled to be completed in 2011. The switchover to CFL bulbs will save at least five million tons of carbon dioxide emissions every year, the government said.
Health experts warned this week that people with certain skin ailments will suffer from the new eco-friendly bulbs which cause conditions such as eczema to flare up. Additionally, the bulbs have been linked to migraine headaches in some people.
The Environment Agency's latest advice focuses on the 6 to 8 milligrams of toxic mercury in each bulb.
Users who break a bulb should vacate the room for at least 15 minutes, the new guidelines say. The debris should not be removed with a vacuum cleaner, which could put toxic dust into the air, but with rubber gloves. The broken glass and all residue is to be placed into a sealed plastic bag and taken to a local official recycling site for proper disposal.
"Because these light bulbs contain small amounts of mercury, they could cause a problem if disposed of in a normal bin," environmental scientist Dr David Spurgeon told the London Daily Mail.
"It is possible that the mercury could be released into the air or from land-fill when they are released into the wider environment. That is a concern, because mercury is a well-known toxic substance."
The Environmental Agency noted that neither warnings about the bulbs' toxicity nor directions for proper disposal is printed on any packaging.
Such warnings aren't necessary, said one toxicologist who said a number of bulbs would have to be smashed simultaneously before there was a danger.
"Mercury accumulates in the body – especially the brain," Dr. David Ray, from the University of Nottingham, told the BBC. "The biggest danger is repeated exposure – a one off exposure is not as potentially dangerous compared to working in a light bulb factory.
"If you smash one bulb then that is not too much of a hazard. However, if you broke five bulbs in a small unventilated room then you might be in short term danger."
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