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Sunshine all day at the Inn on the Lake.
Rob and Su plus family and friends had a wonderful day complete with outdoor ceremony and a flat calm cruise in the evening sunlight before dancing the night away in the new Candleroom.
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The day started out in a fairly conventional way with a bridal preps shoot at The Riverside Hotel in Kendal. Kirsty and her bridesmaids having a glass of fizz and a laugh as they readied themselves for the big event. Kate arrived from Made in Flowers and the excitement level started to rise, lots of opportunities for photographer Lorraine Oats. Downstairs the boys nervous banter was going well and then it was off out into the street.
Kendal Register Office is a five minute walk along the riverbank and the sun had started to shine as the Gareth and his groomsmen headed out for the ceremony followed by the guests. Ten minutes later the bridesmaids followed on and then Kirsty and her dad. It was one of those times when I wondered if filming on my own was such a good idea – running back and forth along the path between each group.
Once the ceremony was completed the fun began, the double decker bus arrived from Cumbria Classic Coaches and the journey over Shap Fell and along to the northern end of Ullswater began where a music festival themed reception was waiting for the party to start – complete with festival stage, mud, fish and chips and lots and lots of friends, dancing and singing. A real one off special occasion.
One of those 'will it/won't it stay dry' kind of days. Unfortunately for Helen and Dan it just wouldn't clear in time for the ceremony and sometimes that's the way it goes – it's the lake District after all ! Managed to get everything else outside though. Jason Chambers made the most of the improving weather to catch some great photographs and later in the day took time out for some beautiful 'location' shots later in the day. The refurbished Ramblers and Candleroom looked good for the evening dance.
I do love a Geordie wedding – always full of good humour. A beautiful day at Inn on the Lake and working alongside Jason Chambers again.
The ceremony was at Patterdale church, just down the road from the hotel, overlooked by the fells and it always gives a warm welcome to everyone. Then back to Glenridding for drinks and photos with that fabulous backdrop of Ullswater and Place Fell. The day was far from over, after the wedding breakfast it was down to the jetty for a cruise on the lake with Ullswater Steamers – dancing onboard of course, it's a Geordie wedding remember.
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How did you become an artist? When did you first see dance creatively?
I was young, maybe five when I started keeping myself company by dancing. We had mirrored walls in our living room and I would see myself reflected and feel less alone. There were a few of me in the mirrors all around.
I danced to music of course, Tchaikovsky, and other exciting symphonic work. My parents took me to the New York City Ballet. They were excited about how ballet could be American. There was Jacques d'Amboise, a leading dancer with Balanchine's company. I think he was the first non-European principal male dancer. His name sounds French, but he's American born. My dad loved Jerome Robbins' ballets. I often danced for my dad and for the company my parents invited to parties.
My sister was a dancer and choreographer. She's fourteen years older. She left Sarah Lawrence College to perform with Valerie Bettis. When I was seven my sister said, "if you want to be a dancer, you have to study ballet." I really never loved it. I took it as medicine. I thought, "I'll swallow it if it will make me a dancer."
I studied and loved flamenco before discovering modern dance. When my teacher went on tour with Jose Greco, I began modern at the 92nd Street Y. I studied Graham technique there with Muriel Mannings and also at the Graham studio. Martha taught three times a week, and that was very exciting. But the technique wasn't a good match for my body. I discovered Betty Jones and really enjoyed doing José Limón technique. We were invited to breathe, release, fall, and rebound. In college the dance teachers came to us from Juilliard. A wonderful one was Alice Condodina who was in the Limón company. I studied with Jose at the American Dance Festival where I performed with his company one summer in Doris Humphrey's Pasacaglia. After college I performed with Alice's company in the states as well as in Turkey.
When I started choreographing I felt I had to be original. I thought I couldn't do anything I learned or saw- that would be copying which is ok when you're training as a dancer, but not for a modern choreographer. It took me a while to understand that when you let it, what comes out is your own mixture of everything. I'm impressed with choreographers who fuse different things. It depends who is doing it and how they fuse. Michelle Dorrance fuses modern with tap. Soledad Barrio fuses flamenco with some modern and hip-hop. The fusion has to be sensitive, to happen naturally and organically. I live down south most of the year. When people ask, "What kind of dance do you do?" I say, "Modern, we take movement from everywhere." I also think different forms such as African dance flamenco and East Indian are part of our heritage as dancers; when I recognize those influences in my movement, it feels as if it's from our collective unconscious.
I have to tell you a memory from Greece that I'm using in the new piece. When I was nineteen I visitted Cape Sounion, not far from Athens, and I was very drawn to the water way below. It was purple at sunset and I felt a desire to fly into it. There is the myth of Theseus's father, Aegeus, who threw himself in and drowned there [an origin story for the name of the Aegean Sea]. I had a similar experience on Rhodes, in Lindos where there was an acropolis above the sea. It wasn't like America where you had railings to protect you [by the water]. It was dangerous and beautiful. Some months ago I gave my dancers this idea: I told them there's an abyss you're drawn to but you don't want to fall in. I gave them my movement but also asked them to improvise. I like finding problems we can explore with our bodies. Challenging tasks create movement that is not decorative, but necessary and honest.
What were the key moments of transition from dancer to choreographer to forming a company to organizing festivals, all while continuing until today as a solo dancer?
The transition came for me when I was thirty four and had been performing with other choreographers such as Kei Takei, Frances Allenikoff, Valerie Bettis and Alice Condodina. I thought I could always learn and enjoy working with other choreographers, but that the point of modern dance was to find your own way of moving. If I didn't make a start at that point, I might never do it. That's when I decided to form a company.
Continuing to dance, to keep in shape helps me choreograph. Doing improvisation and particularly Authentic Movement (moving with eyes closed in the presence of a witness) give me ideas to share with my dancers. The material comes from my body and imagination to them. They interpret it their way and I include much of what they do when we make a piece. I don't like the idea of ever stopping this process. Maybe I'll stop performing, but finding new ways to move and suggest to my dancers continues to excite me and make me feel almost ageless.
If you want to have a dance company you have to learn how to present it, produce and promote it. It's expensive to hire other people so you usually do it all yourself. Producing festivals on the island of Paros in Greece was exciting because there had not been anything like that there before. I started it because I was living there and wanted to try some modern techniques I had never studied such as Cunningham and Nikolais. I taught Limón, and invited excellent people to teach ballet, yoga and Greek folk dance.
In those days it was very cheap to fly round trip to Greece. Some American colleges were starting to give credit for independent study. I had 100 students the first summer. That was a lot for a small island, so the second summer I doubled the price to $200 a month for all the classes they could take. We accepted 12 students who performed with us. We gave free outdoor performances and the Greeks would ask, "What is it, ancient theater?" And I'd say, "We're making it now." There were tourists in the audiences as well so it was an interesting mix. There was a row of pine trees on one side and eucalyptus on the other. A sailmaker made canvas canopies between the two rows to give us shade mid-day. The performances started an hour or so before sunset.
How important is the specific venue in your performance work? Do you have a favorite in NYC? How have venues changed in NY since you began?
I feel in New York that things are shrinking. We used to have the Joyce SoHo. I performed there as well as at the Chelsea Art Museum which is also gone. Performance spaces are booked at least a year in advance and it is harder to get presented. Even rehearsal space is harder to find. I am glad to see dance showing up in museum spaces and outdoors. On Paros I often danced in a square near the water where people took their evening stroll.
I've been presented at Theatre for the New City since 2004. The artistic director, Crystal Field, likes my work and makes accommodations for me. There are several theaters in the building. I have used two of them. There are many theaters in the city but they don't often have good sight lines for viewing dance. Then there are venues that have become modernized and out of our reach because they require we pay union rates to technicians.
Describe working with your dancers and with Skip La Plante for your upcoming performances?
Skip does wonderful things with instruments he creates. Last year it was paper with different thicknesses. He made sounds that unless you saw the paper, you wouldn't know what they came from. I said the audience should watch you use the different paper for the first five minutes. After that we used recorded versions so people could concentrate on the dancers. This year, our fourth together, he'll be playing live with Harry Mann, a jazz musician who plays saxophone and clarinet. I think it will be an unusual mix of homemade and recognizable instruments. The three of us, Harry, Skip, and I are in our sixties and seventies; with the dancers in their twenties and thirties we have another interesting mix.
I like doing a solo every year. If I perform separately, it is easier for me to direct the dancers. They always say, "Why don't you dance with us?" The last time was two years ago and I enjoyed it, but it has to be the right score. I love watching the dancers and am tickled to see the differences in their performances every night.
You are performing Udjat for the upcoming performances alongside two world premieres. How does ancient culture influence your choreography? Has Paros played a significant role in this?
In the sixties when I was teaching and performing in Athens, I married a Greek who was born in Cairo. We went to Egypt on our honeymoon. We saw the tombs in the Valley of the Kings. Each tomb had a different color scheme and style of painting because the generation of artists was different. We biked to the Valley of the Lords, and saw a mummy lying half out of an opening. An arab lit the inside of the tomb for us with his lantern. We suddenly came upon a monolithic stone king and queen presiding over a rice field. These are indelible memories. When I had returned to NYC, my second husband was studying architecture in the eighties. He walked in while I was rehearsing with three dancers, and said one looked like a "ka" figure, the double of your personality that separates from your body when you die. I started researching Egyptian beliefs of the afterlife and found many images to nourish the piece. The soul was depicted as a human-headed bird that would visit the living by day and return to the mortuary temple to rest near the mummy, and there were other parts of the personality such as the shadow, prowling cat-like through the tomb. This trio looks different from the work I have been doing which is friskier, more personal and maybe messier. Udjat has a ritualistic, magnetic quality. The current company was intrigued. It's from 1985. When I revived it in 1995 a review in Attitude Magazine called it "powerful and compelling."
When I first returned to NY in the seventies, before starting my own company, I was asked to choreograph some Greek tragedies such as Trojan Women and Hippolytus. Under my married and improbable name, Wendy Papakonstantis, I received some good reviews in Dance Magazine and the Village Voice for these as well as for other pieces presented at the Cubiculo and other venues no longer in existence.
How has the life of the dancer changed or not changed in your experience in New York and abroad? How has the life of a dancer changed for women in dance?
I think that men do better in our field; they get farther in terms of exposure and recognition. I've had reviews that said, "she's never made it big" and go on to say good things about my work. Perhaps it has to do with not being aggressive enough. I don't know. If a woman wants to have a family it can be financially too difficult to "do it all." I heard about a very good choreographer who had to stop when she had two children. It must have been financial or she wanted to spend the time with her children or both. I have two dancers now who are good choreographers and I encourage them, but it's really hard for them to make work because rehearsal space is expensive and difficult to find. I'm proud when dancers who have worked with me such as Aszure Barton and Stefanie Nelson become such good choreographers. We call them my "dance daughters."
Every year I say to myself, "You don't have to do this anymore." The wearing part is the production preparation, a lot of nitty-gritty. And if I'm trying to stay in shape, and perform, I'll be 74, I'm thinking, "do I need to keep doing this?" But my dancers are so fine and I always want to work with them year after year. I'll have an idea, or the desire to return to the premise I just used and see where else it can lead. It's hard to do it all and hard to give it up. Maybe it's not so important to have a company. There are other ways to choreograph such as sharing evenings and being in each other's work. I see people figuring out ways to work collectively.
Why is solo performance essential in modern dance? Why is the role of a soloist in a dance company uniquely important? Can you share about your experience choreographing Timed, your own solo performance?
I like giving the dancers solos, two or three on a program. Even with a small company there is room for variety when we go from a solo to a quartet, a trio to a duet.
My solo is a way for me to grapple with what's happening in the world, to take the political personally. I speak during my solos, and this is something that's easier for me to do than for the dancers because I have been doing it for over twenty years. Words can generate movement and vice versa. When we went to war with Iraq, I was angry and sad. I thought I wanted to make a peace dance, but my fury turned it into a war dance. I spoke about that while I danced. It was funny and upsetting to do and to witness. When I started the new solo, Timed, I had one of the dancers feed me lines like "Take your time" "There's no time." When I went back south where I spend most of the year, I realized I could say what I needed to include myself. I like the interplay of text and movement, and it's a surprise for the audience when I talk to them. It changes the texture of the interaction.
Is your work inspired by current migrant issues in Greece and the world?
There is a dance from 2004 that I started incorporating into new work in the fall. The refugee situation had started to explode. The dancers start in pairs: they try to touch each other while not wanting to be touched and alternately, to be touched while not wanting to touch. This reminded me of how we're feeling about the news. How much can we empathize? We want to look and then not to look at the refugees and their plight. How much can we look at it? How close can we get? It's very disturbing and very sad. Through dance we can express some of this and not ignore how difficult it must be to live through it.
Years ago when I first did Udjat I imagined an expanded cast of Israelis, Palestinians, and arab Israelis working together on it, using it as a vehicle to share moving and their stories. When I see photos of Syrians arriving in Greece, I feel like I should go there. What could I do? Give any kind of comfort? I wonder how the Greeks are taking it. It's such a dilemma. These countries are small; they can't absorb the floods of displaced people, but what happens when we loose our humanity and forget we could be them?
What are your thoughts on storytelling as a dancer and choreographer?
The dancers improvise with difficult tasks I give them. Then I say, "this is what I see. Your movement tells me this. You seem to be this kind of character. I see this situation." We don't make a linear narrative. It's more like plunging a depth guage. We're looking at an issue, a conflict or image with a magnifying glass. The abyss is, "I'm curious, it's the unknown, it entails obliteration, transformation"
In the new work I'm wondering if we're on the brink of catastrophe. Is it the end of my life that that the abyss represents? I ask the dancers how they relate to the image. We all write about it and discover deeper connections.
The dancers' experience and expression of the images are different from mine, and I enjoy sharing the exploration with them. It gives each of us the freedom to expand our movement vocabulary when we try on each other's. In some sections I give them my movement, my way of embodying the problems. Depending on how conceptual a piece is, choreography and dancing can have a symbiotic relationship.
The audience might not get the same images or scenarios we're thinking about, but as long as people can find their own connection to the movement, we are communicating. Recently someone was watching my solo about time. She is sixteen. She said, "I liked seeing you become a baby again." I didn't know I was doing that. I was able to see why she said it and it helped me to incorporate what she saw. This is what I do with my dancers: I give them contradictory, impossible tasks; they offer back their investigations. The story grows that way.
Wendy Osserman Dance Company will perform for four performances, April 20-23, 2016 at 8pm. Tickets are $18 and may be purchased by calling Smarttix at 212.868.4444, or online at http://www.theaterforthenewcity.net/. Theater for the New City is located at 155 First Avenue (between 9th and 10th Streets), New York, NY 10003. Subways: 6 to Astor Place; L to 1st Avenue and 14th Street; or R to 8th Street.
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Rods are let, through the owner, T. Birch Reynardson, as follows:-
Full rods
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A subscriber may fish on any day, 26 days per season.
A Member Rod may invite a guest to fish, BUT ONLY if the Member Rod is present. Not more than two guests may fish on any one day unless special arrangements are made with the Water Bailiff. A Guest Book is provided in the fishing hut and advance reservations may be entered in this book. Any member wishing to invite more than one guest on any one day should apply in advance to the Water Bailiff.
The catch limit for a guest will be the same as for the Member Rod, (two brace per day).
(See also under Family Rod.)
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Van Wyck's Olympic hero comes home
From the red, white and blue balloons, White Oak AME Zion Mass Choir and politicians on the stump, you name it and the town had it.
It's more than all that, however. It is about a great guy from a small town who is still humble and appreciative of his roots. When he got home from the Olympics in China, Shawn went fishing in the same pond he has fished in since he was child to catch the elusive bass.
There were many speakers, but I thought coach Gary Moore of Indian Land High School said it all when he was asked how the school trained Shawn. Moore said, "I just drove the bus; God gave him the talent to run."
And run he did. Shawn Crawford is still the only student from ILHS - and Clemson - to win three Olympic medals.
There was a lot of praise and a resolution from the Lancaster County Council in appreciation of Shawn. Other speakers were the Rev. Randy McSpadden, a representative from Gov. Sanford's office and many more.
Shawn spoke briefly and said he does not know how to handle all the attention that comes his way. I believe he does, he just doesn't know it!
The White Oak AME Zion Church Mass Choir sang and asked Shawn to join in. He sang like he had never left that choir. He did not miss a note and even sang solo.
The event ended when Shawn ran on the Shawn Crawford Fitness Track, letting all the children out run him. One of the girls who ran past him was my granddaughter Elizabeth. Another was her friend Charlotte Keibich. Memories. Yes, you can be sure of that.
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On a spring day in 2012, everything changed. No, it wasn't the day of diagnosis. It was the day that I found out my father had been hospitalized after yet another insulin reaction.
My dad was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at the unusual age of 37. I (his only child) was born 9 years later, so I did not experience his diagnosis first-hand. But I learned about his condition at a very young age when he used to trust my tiny fingers to prick his much larger finger and test his blood.
Every morning, for 30 years, he would inject insulin with a syringe to keep his blood glucose levels stable all day. It was an old-fashioned system. There were no pumps or monitors connected to his body, nothing high-tech. He was advised to just eat healthy, use a sugar substitute in his coffee and test his blood glucose level throughout the day.
But his daily routine began to slack over time. He would skip meals or not eat anything at all, living off of coffee, full of cream. Consequently, he would suffer from severe hypoglycemia sometimes after taking insulin. I remember these incidents with such clarity. Once when I was 6, then 10, then 13, then twice at 15, and 17, then finally at 20.
He took me to Disneyworld for the first time when I was 10. It was our first big trip together without my mom. Sure enough, he had an insulin reaction during the fireworks show at Epcot. My friend's family was there with us that night, and I sent them to find him something sweet. They came back with an ice cream bar and a park security officer. From previous incidents, I had learned what I was supposed do. I explained that my dad was a diabetic and the officer insisted on taking him to the park infirmary. Later, he was wheeled out in a wheelchair and he gave me a thumb's up, sticking his tongue out like the jokester that he is. We both smiled like nothing had even happened.
As I grew up, the severity of his insulin reactions began to worsen. In eighth grade, he didn't pick me up after school one day. I tried calling but there was no answer. I asked my mom to leave work to come pick me up. We both worried that he might be having another insulin reaction, having had a serious one ten days earlier. When we walked in the door, there he was, incoherent on the couch. He was hypoglycemic. As a 15-year-old, I had trouble understanding why this kept happening. He was just not taking care of himself?
Seeing him on the couch, I burst into tears. I offered to help take care of him by cooking his meals to make sure he was eating well. It was so hard to see him in that state. I wanted to find any way that I could help him because he was not helping himself.
When not treated correctly, diabetes can put a high amount of stress on the diabetic, but it will also impact their family and supporters. I spent the next few years constantly calling to check in, especially when my mom was away, to make sure my dad would at least answer the phone. Until that day in April 2012.
I was having a selfishly great day in college — I had completed an exciting internship and been accepted into a new area of studies at school. I called my mom three times before she picked up. I hadn't been able to reach her for a couple of days, which seemed highly unusual. I announced my good news, smiling for ear to ear. Then she asked if I was ready to hear the bad news. The smile faded. She said she had been at the hospital for 3 days after finding my dad unconscious under the kitchen table. The faded smile turned to tears.
It was the official wake-up call for all of us — my mom, my dad, the doctors and myself. For several weeks following, his doctors developed a new plan and finally put him on a new type of insulin; a type that made it much easier for him to stabilize his blood glucose levels. And that was it. That was the adjustment he needed after all that time.
It has now been 4 years since a single insulin reaction has occurred. This past March, my dad came from New Hampshire to visit me in Colorado to see how I am managing adult life. I was so proud to see that he's not only healthy, but he's happy. Sure, he just turned 70 and he has officially gone from man to old man, but now he is a healthy old man who just happens to have type 1 diabetes. He is slow moving, and a little off-balance at times, but his blood glucose levels have never looked so good.
Times used to be tough for the fragile father whose little girl would constantly worry about his wellbeing. But he recently looked his grown-up daughter in the eyes and told her that he is grateful that all he has is diabetes. There are so many other terrible diseases out there, especially for someone his age. And now that he is on the right insulin routine for his lifestyle, he's managing it better than ever. The disease no longer controls him; he controls it.
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It would be nice if a hosting service straight up offered a free student VPN; unfortunately that's not the case but I did discover another way to get a free VPN as a student. (If you don't know what a VPN is, check out this link) Many companies offer promotions for students and this method combines a few of those offers to get a free VPN. I've detailed the necessary steps bellow.
1. Sign up for DigitalOcean
In order to make this work, you're going to need a DigitalOcean account which you can create here. DigitalOcean is an IaaS provider that provides affordable SSD-powered cloud servers, so it's a good thing to have an account for regardless. In order to sign up, you'll need a credit card but don't worry- you won't be charged (this is, after all, a method to get a free student vpn) if you follow the next step which is…
2. Sign up for the GitHub student pack
You'll need to sign up for the GitHub student pack to actually get a VPN as a student for free. You can do that by following this link here. GitHub will need you to enter and verify a .edu email address to request an account. It'll take some time for the account to become available but you'll receive an email when it's ready. It'll take some time for GitHub to approve your student pack but when they do you'll need to enter the special code you can find on the pack's website in DigitalOcean. Alternatively, you can use the free $10 credit DigitalOcean gives you for signing up with this link to test a VPN out right away.
3. Set up
Once you get the $100 credit in your DigitalOcean account you'll need to set up a Debian server and run the following command in SSH:
wget http://git.io/vpn --no-check-certificate -O openvpn-install.sh; chmod +x openvpn-install.sh; ./openvpn-install.sh
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Esther Yirenkyiwah Opoku
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Esther is currently the head of Reinsurance and Statistics department. Having completed her HND in Statistics at Koforidua Polytechnic, she was employed in the Marketing Department as officer in charge of Research/ Statistics. She has a BSc in Actuarial Science from KNUST and an MSc in Statistics from the same University. In addition to that she also holds a certificate from Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) Securities Course.
Over the years, with hard work, strong analytical and mathematical background, she rose through the ranks to her current position.
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Today Samsung unwrap Galaxy premier smartphone with android jelly bean. The Smartphone have a Galaxy SIII like design.
The Galaxy premier smartphone have 4.65 inch HD AMOLED display with screen resolutions of 1280*720. The brilliant display is the first quality of this new smartphone. The phone is powered by 1.5GHz processor with a RAM supports of 1GB. It is weighing like a normal Samsung smartphone of 130 g.
Galaxy premier runs on android 4.1 jelly bean operating system. The ever smooth performance and user friendly customization makes the phone software more advanced. It is featured with S beam for faster data transfer. It is also includes direct call best photo and pop up play.
On camera features Galaxy premier has 8 megapixel auto focus rear camera with LED flash. The 1.9 megapixel HD front camera supports advanced video calling. Galaxy premier supports HD video playback at 1080p. It supports Bluetooth 4 faster Wi-Fi and GPS.
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Transformer Oil Analysis
In todays' high-pressure production environment, every engineer is faced with the problem of equipment failure, which always seems to occur at the most inopportune time. Not only is this inconvenient, but also very costly in terms of lost production time.
Condition based monitoring techniques are already well established for many plant items such as pumps, motors, gearboxes, etc. But what about the units which supply power to your plant, the faithful, but often forgotten, transformer
The discovery by Ron Rogers and the development of the Rogers Ratio Scheme using DGA (Dissolved Gas Analysis) to identify existing problems and predict impending failures in transformers has given the industry a means of protecting itself against unexpected transformer failures.
Transcheck has been developed specifically to apply to all types and sizes of transformer filled with mineral insulating oil. Using analytical results from a number of small oil samples, a computer program, interprets the results, identifies the type of fault and carries out a statistical analysis of 13 factors; Acetylene, Acidity, Carbon Monoxide, Carbon Dioxide, Dielectric Strength, Ethane, Ethylene, Hydrogen, Methane, Moisture, Nitrogen, Oxygen, and Solids Content.
The advantages to your company are
- Protection against expensive in-service failures
- Possible reduced insurance charges
- Ability to schedule maintenance
- Reduce maintenance costs
- Oil Changes only when necessary
- PCB analysis when required
- Advice on transformer condition
The following is a brief summary of the significance of each of the gases
- Oxygen/Nitrogen - Present due to air dissolved in the oil, normally through the breather and headspace above the oil. These constitute the majority of gases.
- Hydrogen - Largely associated with partial discharges which is an electrical phenomena within the unit.
- Hydrocarbon Gases (Methane, ethylene, ethane, acetylene) - associated with thermal problems within the unit and in some cases arching and sparking.
- Methane and ethane - largely thermal problem indicators.
- Ethylene - can be thermal or arching indicator.
- Acetylene - Indicators of high temperature thermal faults and arching.


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The best way to describe this wheel is a Victoria version of the S51DT. Bobbins, flyer and the Scotch tension are the same as on the Victoria.
There are four ratios, which are: 1:6, 1:8.5, 1:12.5, 1:19. An optional high speed set, which is also the same set as the Victoria uses, provides an extra 1:27 ratio and make it easier to treadle the 1:19 on the Julia. See High Speed Kit info under Victoria.
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Louet, oh Louet! My first spinning wheel, an old S10 made of oak, is a permanent part of our family. This little workhorse spends much of her time in the homes of new spinners, helping them to master the art with minimum stress. The ease of tensioning and firm takeup of the original-style Louet wheels is very much a plus for the beginning spinner.
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In New York State, the place the population is largely industrial, the annual deaths per million are only three, but of the agricultural inhabitants eleven. More than half 1,000,000 15-year-olds around the globe took the Programme for Worldwide Scholar Evaluation in 2012. The take a look at, which is administered every three years and focuses largely on math, but contains minor sections in science and studying, is usually used as a snapshot of the global state of education. The results, published in the present day, show the U.S. trailing behind educational powerhouses like Korea and Finland.
Nwafor, N. H. A. (2006). Youth violence in the Niger Delta and its educational implications. Journal of Education in Growing Areas 15 (2): 227 -234. He counts tax items…not households. My 7 & four yr had to file a tax return this 12 months as a result of she made simply enough curiosity to cross the edge during which they have to file. They stay in the same house with me. They're 2 poor low earnings tax units now. My spouse and I filing jointly are 1 rich unit…sleeping within the next room.
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Functional genome-wide siRNA screen identifies KIAA0586 as mutated in Joubert syndrome
Roosing, Susanne
Hofree, Matan
Kim, Sehyun
Scott, Eric
Copeland, Brett
Romani, Marta
Silhavy, Jennifer L
Rosti, Rasim O
Schroth, Jana
Mazza, Tommaso
Miccinilli, Elide
Zaki, Maha S
Swoboda, Kathryn J
Milisa-Drautz, Joanne
Dobyns, William B
Mikati, Mohamed A
İncecik, Faruk
Azam, Matloob
Borgatti, Renato
Romaniello, Romina
Boustany, Rose-Mary
Clericuzio, Carol L
D'Arrigo, Stefano
Strømme, Petter
Boltshauser, Eugen
Stanzial, Franco
Mirabelli-Badenier, Marisol
Moroni, Isabella
Bertini, Enrico
Emma, Francesco
Steinlin, Maja
Johnson, Colin A
Freilinger, Michael
Vaux, Keith K
Gabriel, Stacey B
Aza-Blanc, Pedro
Heynen-Genel, Susanne
Ideker, Trey
Dynlacht, Brian D
Lee, Ji Eun
Valente, Enza Maria
Kim, Joon
Gleeson, Joseph GNote: Order does not necessarily reflect citation order of authors.
Published Versionhttps://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.06602
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CitationRoosing, S., M. Hofree, S. Kim, E. Scott, B. Copeland, M. Romani, J. L. Silhavy, et al. 2015. "Functional genome-wide siRNA screen identifies KIAA0586 as mutated in Joubert syndrome." eLife 4 (1): e06602. doi:10.7554/eLife.06602. http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.06602.
AbstractDefective primary ciliogenesis or cilium stability forms the basis of human ciliopathies, including Joubert syndrome (JS), with defective cerebellar vermis development. We performed a high-content genome-wide small interfering RNA (siRNA) screen to identify genes regulating ciliogenesis as candidates for JS. We analyzed results with a supervised-learning approach, using SYSCILIA gold standard, Cildb3.0, a centriole siRNA screen and the GTex project, identifying 591 likely candidates. Intersection of this data with whole exome results from 145 individuals with unexplained JS identified six families with predominantly compound heterozygous mutations in KIAA0586. A c.428del base deletion in 0.1% of the general population was found in trans with a second mutation in an additional set of 9 of 163 unexplained JS patients. KIAA0586 is an orthologue of chick Talpid3, required for ciliogenesis and Sonic hedgehog signaling. Our results uncover a relatively high frequency cause for JS and contribute a list of candidates for future gene discoveries in ciliopathies. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.06602.001
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Reading Challenges
Reading is the most vital learning tool your child can develop. It's also great fun and relaxing too! National expectation and standard for attainment in reading is HIGH. It is essential that your child is encouraged to read at home, with an adult, and to select challenging books.
Many of our KS2 children are choosing books to read first thing in the morning which are well below the level required to meet the demands of the new curriculum. Let's work together to ensure reading remains a priority for improvement.
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Diwali Celebrations
Archaeology in Action
A team of Year 4 children had the tremendous and unique opportunity to visit a site of historical importance on Tuesday. They met archaeologists who worked on the excavation of the tomb of King Richard and learned about the tools and techniques an archaeologist uses. They were able to handle real Roman pottery (picture attached).
Some of the children tried on the heavy chain mail which the Knights Hospitallers wore. Many thanks to Mrs Jansari (a keen archaeologist herself) who facilitated this exciting learning opportunity for our children.
Shraad Donations
Many thanks to everyone who made Shraad donations to school. £175 was raised! This money will be used to buy books for our classrooms and a special label will be placed inside each book acknowledging the donation.
Headteachers Message
Dear Parents & Carers
Our school has been a hive of activity this week and as I write this post, I am eagerly anticipating our Navratri Celebrations. I will include some photographs on next week's newsletter.
We began the week with a visit from our local PCSO and a representative from the fire service. They joined us in assembly to deliver important reminders about how we can all Celebrate Safely through Diwali, Bonfire Night and in the lead up to Christmas. It is wonderful to welcome professionals who help us and both visitors were extremely impressed by our attentive and respectful children here at Abbey.
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Controls Specialist
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By Elizabeth Davies / (Published: 06 May 2006)
Deep in the heart of the Amazon rainforest, along the banks of the Mai ci river and shaded from the scorching sunlight by a verdant canopy of hanging branches, the linguist Dan Everett is going back to basics with his new class. "Um, dois, tres," he repeats in clearly enunciated Portuguese. "One, two, three." A row of blank faces greets his efforts. This was going to be harder than he had thought.More than 25 years ago, Professor Everett, then a missionary and now an ethnologist at the University of Manchester, decided to try to teach members of the obscure Pirahã tribe how to count. He would not succeed. Instead, he found a world without numbers, without time, one where people appeared to hum and whistle rather than speak.
From Professor Everett's first steps on Pirahã land in 1977, he knew the tribe was remarkable. Their language had no words capable of conveying numbers or of counting to even the most basic of figures. It could, he believed, be the world's only language without numbers. But he had to wait months before he could say for sure what made the Pirahã special, so indecipherable was their language, a kind of sing-song communication which has more in common with whistling and humming than the spoken word.
During one of his first visits, in the late 1970s, he began to understand what the tribespeople were saying. It was a rude awakening. Eavesdropping one night, desperately trying to piece together what little he knew of their words, he realised with a shock that the warriors, marching along the banks of the river, were planning nothing less than to murder him by moonlight.
Professor Everett ran back to the hut and locked his wife and three children inside. "I grabbed all their weapons, their bows and arrows," he says. It was an act of triumph; the outsider had caught them off guard and proved his worth. The tribe was so amazed he had actually worked out what they were saying to each other that they treated him with a cautious kind of respect. From then on, neither he nor his family had problems.
In 1980, after many entreaties, Profesor Everett set about trying to teach the Pirahã. For eight months, he tried to explain rudimentary arithmetic to the more eager men and women keen to learn the skills needed to trade at fair prices with other indigenous tribes who arrived looking for brazil nuts.
But after months of painstaking, often excruciatingly slow, evening classes, barely any of the Pirahã had managed to count to 10. Even one plus one had proved beyond them. "At first, they wanted to learn to read and write and count," he says. "But by the end, only a few could even manage to get from one to nine. I thought, 'This not working'."
Not only did the Pirahã use no numbers in their incredibly sparse language, they also appeared unable to even conceive of them. During the seven years Professor Everett spent with them, he never heard them use words such as "all," "every" and "more". There is one word, "hoi," which comes close to the number one, but it can also mean "small," or a small amount, such as two small fish as opposed to one large one.
Peter Gordon, a psycholinguist at New York's Columbia University who has also made the journey deep into the rainforest to explore the Pirahã's numerical skills, performed experiments with the tribespeople, with the bare materials the Pirahã were used to dealing with. He asked them to repeat patterns he created on the ground with batteries, or count how many brazil nuts he had in his hand. The results seemed to show the tribe simply did not understand the concept of numbers.
But the tribe's almost total lack of enumeration skills is just one of the Pirahã's many traits which has so fascinated linguists for two decades. The tribe has survived, culture intact, for centuries. "I tried to transcribe everything I heard," says Professor Everett, now a fluent Pirahã speaker. "I tried desperately to find structures I thought every language had but I couldn't find them. I was sure it was my inexperience in not being able to see them, but actually it was that they just weren't there."
He believes the Pirahã is the world's only people to have no distinct words for colours. They have no written language, and no collective memory going back further than two generations, meaning few can remember the names of all four grandparents. The members of the tribe, in villages along a 300-km stretch of the Maici, frequently starve themselves even when food is available.
The concept of decorative art is alien; even the simplest of drawings provokes intense frustration. They are also believed to be the world's only society to have no creation myth; asked how their ancestors came into existence they say, "The world is created" or "All things are made".
The Pirahã language is simple. For men, it can be pared down to just eight consonants and three vowels. Pirahã women have the smallest number of "speech sounds" in the world, with only seven consonants and three vowels. There is no perfect tense, no means of saying, for example, "I have eaten".
The Pirahã are a unique people living without time or numbers, without colours or a shared past. And, until recently, that was more than enough to unite anthropologists in shared fascination at this obscure society which seemed to trump everything they thought they knew about language, and humans in general.
Many, including Dr Gordon, interpreted the Pirahã's inability to learn to count as evidence for the theory that language shapes the way we think, that we are capable of creating thoughts only for which we already have words. In this theory, espoused initially by the Yale lecturer Benjamin Whorf in the 1930s, the Pirahã could not get to grips with numbers in another language, Portuguese, because their own language had no capacity for it.
"A people without terms for numbers doesn't develop the ability to determine exact numbers," Dr Gordon said in Science magazine. "The question is, is there any case where not having words for something doesn't allow you to think about it? I think this is a case for just that." But Professor Everett did not leave it there. "You could say these features of the language, these absences, are all coincidences. I tried to find a common thread to explain why the Pirahã were the way they were."
That factor, he found, was all around and yet its significance had never been noticed: the culture and unique way of life of the Pirahã. In a paper published last year, Professor Everett says this, not their language, prevents the Pirahã from counting.
Because of their culture's ingrained emphasis on referring only to immediate, personal experiences, the tribesmen do not have words for any abstract concept, from colour to memory and even to numbers. There is no past tense, he says, because everything exists for them in the present. When it can no longer be perceived, it ceases, to all intents, to exist. "In many ways, the Pirahã are the ultimate empiricists," Professor Everett says. "They demand evidence for everything."
Life, for the Pirahã, is about seizing the moment and taking pleasure here and now. "I suddenly noticed how excited they were whenever planes crossed the sky then disappeared. They just love sitting around watching people coming around the bend in the jungle. Whenever I came into the village then left, they were amazed."
The linguistic limitations of this "carpe diem" culture explain why the Pirahã have no desire to remember where they come from and why they tell no stories.
Other aspects of the culture have also had had an undeniable impact on the Pirahã language, Professor Everett says. They have a stubborn belief in their way of doing things that has arguably prevented them from doing things taken for granted in other countries. The Pirahã are capable of, for example, drawing a straight line when they want to make a stick figure to ward off evil spirits, but find writing the number one almost impossible.
Actively resistant to Western knowledge, they dropped out of Professor Everett's reading and writing classes when they realised he was trying to write down their language, which had remained purely verbal. "We don't write our language," they said. They told him the reason they had come to the classes was simply that it was fun to all get together in the evening, and Professor Everett made them popcorn.
It is easy to understand why the Pirahã have fascinated so many for so long. But what makes Professor Everett's theories so particularly stunning to the linguistic world is that they fundamentally contradict the theories that have dominated the sphere since the mid-20th century. The Pirahã language, Professor Everett claims, is the final nail in the coffin of Noam Chomsky's linguistic legacy, whose hugely influential theory of universal grammar dictates that the human mind has an innate capacity for language and that all languages share certain basic rules which enable children to understand the meaning of complicated syntax.
At its core is the concept of "recursion", defined as the ability to build complex ideas by using some thoughts as subparts of others, resulting in subordinate clauses. The Pirahã language has none of these features; every sentence stands alone and refers to a single event. Instead of saying "If it rains, I will not go", the tribe says: "Raining I go not."
Professor Everett insists the example of the Pirahã, because of the impact their peculiar culture has had upon their language and way of thinking, strikes a devastating blow to Chomskian theory. "Hypotheses such as universal grammar are inadequate to account for the Pirahã facts because they assume that language evolution has ceased to be shaped by the social life of the species." The Pirahã's grammar, he argues, comes from their culture, not from any pre-existing mental template.
Some anthropologists claim Professor Everett attributes too much importance to a vague concept of "culture". Others suggest that, through centuries of inbreeding, the Pirahã are simply intellectually inferior, an argument ProfessorEverett says is baseless. "These people know the names of every species in the jungle. They know the behaviour of all the animals," he says. "They know their environment better than any American knows his. They know so many things we don't, but because we know a few they don't, they are somehow less intelligent. It's ridiculous. As a matter of fact, they think I'm dumb because I have a habit of getting lost in the jungle."
Professor Everett's work is likely to be hotly debated. He will head back to Amazon this summer with a bevy of enthusiastic young PhD students to try to introduce others to the Pirahã and to prove his theories. A mark of how seriously the linguistic world takes his studies is that accompanying him will be W Tecumseh Fitch, one of the three architects of the original theory of universal grammar along with Chomsky and Dr Marc Hauser. The expert is keen to see whether the tribe does indeed refute their long-established theory.
Professor Everett took almost three decades to solve the riddle of the mysterious Pirahã language, and it will be years before anyone else knows them enough to properly challenge his findings. For now, it seems, their secrets are safe in the heart of the rainforest.


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