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Of all the world's cities, New York is likely the most photographed. The Brooklyn Bridge; Times Square; Central Park; Coney Island; Harlem; the Lower East Side; the library's lions; the Chrysler, Woolworth and Empire State buildings. It sometimes seems as if we've seen every possible view of the city—taken from every conceivable angle—and that there's no way to really experience such a familiar place anew.
And then, out of the blue, we encounter a fresh way to appreciate the greatest city on earth—and we're reminded, again, how variegated, how beautiful, New York really is.
In the early 1990s, at the urging of his long-time friends and gallerists, Phyllis Wrynn and Mitch Freidlin, a Bronx-born photographer named George Forss began to photograph New York from places—rooftops, towers, private balconies—to which very, very few people had access. Over the next decade, Forss created a remarkable chronicle of an unseen New York—a new New York—captured from unique vantage points. The resulting pictures, collectively known as "The Access Project," offer unexpected glimpses of sights that we thought we knew, while re-envisioning and, in a sense, reinvigorating the world's most iconic cityscape.
[This LIFE.com gallery features 15 of the "Access" photos. Find more here.]
Finally, it's worth noting that Forss took his last "Access Project" pictures a year before the 2001 attack on the Twin Towers. Not only has New York been physically transformed in the decade and a half since Forss stopped seeking out singular and secret places from which to shoot, but the entire atmosphere of the country has changed. There is simply no way, for example, that Forss would be allowed to shoot from the air traffic control tower at JFK Airport simply because an acquaintance who worked for the Port Authority invited him up to check out the view.
In more ways than one, New York City—and America as a whole—is less free than it was 15 years ago. Seen in that light, George Forss' pictures are both a celebration of, and an elegy for, a lost world.
Ben Cosgrove is the Editor of LIFE.com
George Forss (b. 1941) lives and works in Cambridge, New York. Visit him online at ForssBlog or at his Ginofor Gallery, and see and buy his work at Brooklyn's Park Slope Gallery.


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'New morality; - or - the promis'd installment of the high-priest of the Theophilanthropes, with the homage of Leviathan and his suite'
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'New morality; - or - the promis'd installment of the high-priest of the Theophilanthropes, with the homage of Leviathan and his suite'
by James Gillray, published by John Wright
etching, published 1 August 1798
10 7/8 in. x 24 1/2 in. (275 mm x 622 mm) paper size
Purchased, 1947
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- James Gillray (1756-1815), Caricaturist. Artist associated with 881 portraits, Sitter in 7 portraits.
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- Francis Russell, 5th Duke of Bedford (1765-1802), Whig politician and agriculturist. Sitter associated with 38 portraits.
- Sir Francis Burdett, 5th Bt (1770-1844), Parliamentary reformer. Sitter associated with 129 portraits.
- George Byng (1764-1847), Politician; MP for Middlesex. Sitter associated with 13 portraits.
- Samuel Taylor Coleridge (1772-1834), Poet. Sitter in 10 portraits.
- John Courtenay (1738-1816), Politician and army officer. Sitter associated with 14 portraits.
- Erasmus Darwin (1731-1802), Physician and poet. Sitter in 8 portraits.
- Edward Smith Stanley, 12th Earl of Derby (1752-1834), Sportsman and patron of horse-racing. Sitter associated with 65 portraits.
- Thomas Erskine, 1st Baron Erskine (1750-1823), Lord Chancellor. Sitter associated with 69 portraits.
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- Louis Marie la Révellière-Lepaux (1753-1824), Leader in the French government during the Revolution. Sitter in 3 portraits.
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- Charles Stanhope, 3rd Earl Stanhope (1753-1816), Scientist and politician; MP for Wycombe. Sitter associated with 46 portraits.
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- David Williams (1738-1813), Dissenting minister; founder of the Royal Literary Fund. Sitter in 3 portraits.
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- NPG D13094: 'New morality; - or - the promis'd installment of the high-priest of the Theophilanthropes, with the homage of Leviathan and his suite' (from same plate)
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- Place made: United Kingdom: England, London (169 Piccadilly, London)
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Events of 1798back to top
Current affairsTo meet war costs, William Pitt introduces a Finance Bill which levies income tax for the first time.
Art and scienceWilliam Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor Coleridge publish Lyrical Ballads; a key publication for the romantic movement in poetry. Coleridge's The Rime of the Ancient Mariner opens the volume.
Publisher and printseller Rudolph Ackermann establishes his popular 'Repository of the Arts' shop, gallery, library and social centre on the Strand.
InternationalUprising of the United Irishmen: a republican rebellion which attempted to achieve Ireland's total independence by force with the aid of a French invasion. It was only narrowly defeated.
Battle of the Nile. Napoleon's visionary Egyptian campaign offers British first major victory as Nelson destroys the French fleet.
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Generate a new /etc/X11/xorg.conf file
I believe that the section about making a copy of the old xorg file should be removed, as it seems to me it is making a lot of people getting stuck, not reading the instructions enough attentively
I will remove the section in roughly two weeks if none complains or express anything against it. --Olof nord 22:39, 6 January 2011 (UTC)
I guess that is okay. IIRC, aticonfig will automatically backup the existing xorg.conf. I just didn't want anyone to lose an xorg.conf that they worked hard on. --Dtl131 18:29, 15 January 2011 (UTC)
The section is now removed
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Perhaps somewhere better to post this, but: found it nice to have a text version on my HD so I could do the install from term.
Posted it here (1 month to delete) http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=0NCM49FJ
if one would like to host it here. Lynx is of course another viable alternative.
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wrong link / file
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REAL ESTATE- ON THE BLOCK- Walking distance: Ivy house a stone's throw from school
ADDRESS: 2710 Willow Oak Circle
NEIGHBORHOOD: Ivy
SIZE: 2,751 fin. sq. ft.
LAND: 3.170 acres
CURB APPEAL: 7 out of 10
LISTED BY: Roger Voisinet of ReMax Realty Specialists 974-1500
How often do we have a chance to print residents' reminiscences about their days in the house we're featuring? Memories by the people who lived in this almost-hidden two-story colonial in Ivy seem worth reporting because the house is within walking distance of highly regarded elementary school Meriwether Lewis, and the reminiscences are by one of the children who set off through the woods behind the house each morning for the short trek to class. As much as extra bathrooms and spacious family rooms, such proximity could be considered a valuable amenity to potential buyers with elementary school-age children.
Now a second-year college student, the writer was in the fourth grade when he moved to Ivy. Any parent contemplating a move to this school district will probably be thrilled with the prospect of having junior traipse the short distance to school (and home), eliminating all the pesky picking up and waiting around associated with being driven or waiting for buses, especially if junior enjoys the walk as much as this young man seems to have.
"It was nice that I could walk and still leave home 10 minutes later than if I had to catch the bus," he remembers. "And when school would close early, everyone else would have to wait around a long time for the bus, but I could just walk right home." Staying late for clubs and having friends over without the hassle of "permission slips" to change buses are other perks he remembers about living so close to school.
The boy's nature-loving Dad remembers the deer they saw on their walks to and from, the sudden flights of startled doves, and the rain-swollen creek that followed their path.
But no one buys property just so children can walk to school. The house itself has to have some appeal. Many of the good things about this house, however, are closely related to its location and are things that make it good for a family with children: its position on a cul-de-sac, its sweeping backyard leading down to the creek that Dad and son followed, and its potential for separate living quarters in the basement– for when the kids grow up.
A parquet-floor entry area cramped by one of two sets of stairs leads through French doors to the dining room on the left with pretty woodwork in chair rail and ceiling molding. The living room also has a chair rail, and the family room has a wood-burning fireplace, touches that provide interest in an otherwise unexceptional space. Carpeting everywhere except in the entryway and kitchen also strikes an odd note, but the agent explains that these aspects are typical of late-'80s construction.
A big deck running the length of the house provides views of the hardwood forest at the back of the lot; the deck covers a large hot tub/spa on the ground level. The ground-level space is currently divided into a large home office on one side and a family room with a second fireplace on the other. A full bath connects the two sides, and a little reconfiguring could create spacious separate living quarters there.
On the third floor, the master suite over the garage consists of two rooms, one with skylights, storage under the eaves, and two large walk-in closets, all accessed by a separate back stairway. Three other bedrooms– two large, one small enough to be a study or nursery– round out the upstairs with two full baths.
The two-car garage itself is very large, with high ceilings and plenty of room to stash things other than the cars.
Much of the house remains as it was in the '80s, which is always good for a new buyer– no guilt about changing something recent. Upgrades like a new front door are more problematic; they may not appeal to every taste but they're too recent to justify changing.
In all, this house embodies the old adage we often quote: what matters in real estate is location. Parents who want the walk-to-school convenience of a city neighborhood– in a county community with one of the best schools around– will probably be willing to overlook the negatives about the house itself.
After all, they won't even notice the ugly front door because they'll be out back waving to their kids as they head off down the woodsy path, swinging their lunch pails on the way to school.
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In preparation for the cooler fall weather and more crafting time, I've made a cute fabric pumpkin pincushion for my upcoming sewing projects.
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It's covered with festive orange patterned fabrics and is just 4 inches wide. With Fiskars Supersize Shape Template and sewing tools it's a cinch to make.
1. Choose 2 patterned fabrics with a fall theme or color scheme. Using the 6" Supersize Shape Template, trace and cut 2 circles – one from each fabric.
2. Use the Rotary Cutter and Acrylic Ruler and the Cutting Mat to cut both circles into even quarters.
3. Swap the quartered pieces to alternate the pattern for each circle.
4. Start stitching (right sides facing in) along one side of the two adjacent pieces. This will form one half of the circle. Press the seam flat.
5. Repeat step 4 for the other half of that circle and do the same for the other circle as well.
6. Then join the halves of each circle together and press seams flat.
7. Next, match up the two circles with right sides facing in and with the pattern of the top and bottom circles alternating.
8. Stitch around the edge, leaving a 1.5 inch opening. Be sure to back stitch at the beginning and end to secure.
9. Turn the piece right side out and stuff with polyfil until the piece is somewhat firm. This will help to create a plump pumpkin.
10. Stitch the opening closed by hand.
11. Using a long doll or embroidery needle and 24" of coordinating embroidery thread pierce the center of the pumpkin from the bottom through the top center.
12. Wrap the thread over and around the pumpkin along the seam line between two fabric patterns. And again pierce the pumpkin from the bottom through the top center and pull the thread firmly to start shaping the pumpkin.
13. Continue this pattern along each of the remaining 3 seams (pulling the thread firmly) and then begin dividing each quarter of the pumpkin to complete the plump sections ending with the thread through the bottom. Pull the thread firmly and knot.
14. Cut out two leaf shapes from green fabric, sew edges with right sides facing in and leave a small gap to turn out. Turn the leaf out, tuck the opening in and machine stitch around the edges.
15. Attach the leaf and curled ribbon to the pumpkin with thread or glue. The pumpkin pin cushion is now ready to use.
Tip: Pre-heat oven to 200 degrees. To curl ribbon, tightly and evenly wrap grosgrain ribbon around a narrow wooden dowel and pin each end in place with wooden clothespins. Lightly spray the ribbon covered dowel with spray starch. Place on a cookie sheet and bake for 4-5 minutes. Let cool, unwrap and use on projects.
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Where are the KELLY'S from DEVON UK
It all started about 1650 with the birth of John Kelly who married Katherine Martin at Ashreigney, Devon UK.
And then there was Francis who married Dorothy Padford 1707
and then there was Francis who married Mary Hammett 1745
and then there was Simon who married Sarah Amery 1789
and then there was William who married Astrice Essworthy Taverner 1832
and then there was Simon who married Mary Brock 1820
and then there was Thomas who married Mary Brincombe 1835
and then there was Thomas who married Ellen Kettle 1866 in Australia.
It would be great to hear from people with these family connections. Devon UK is my family origion and all of the above stayed there to the best of my knowledge, with the exception of Thomas and Ellen who started the Aust branch.
Lots of info inbetween
Looking forward to hearing from you
KELLY'S in DEVON U.K.
Thomas Kelly married Mary Brinicombe on the 13 8 1835 in Bridford Devon U.K. They proceeded to have 11 kids. Thomas came to Aust. and Jonas stayed in Devon. William, Elizabeth ,Edwin, James,Anna,Fanny,Mary,Emily and Benajamin did also as far as I know.
I would be interested in hearing from any decendants of the family and sharing info.
Kelly family from Devon Uk to Victoria Australia
Thomas Kelly arrived in Australia about 1857-60 and married Ellen Kettle and so the Australian Kelly's began.
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Hello all !
this is a link to see something which ( i hope ) will interress you just a bit
actually building Kinda BoardTracker with a ShovelHead Motor .
My main Goal is to build a frame the most lookin'like to a true old frame ; with all the castings and the "slash-cuts" we all love on our beloved 45' frames .
i do the best i can with all i have at the workshop
i build the castings one by one , assembling small parts .
the tubings will be tack-welded in the same way we can see it on the PanHead frames ...
and at last : i will braze all the joints between castings and tubings .
Okay-Okay !
all this is nothing else than fake ( keep relax ! i know it )
anyway : that's really a COOL job ! and i am proud of it . ( always the same story : 50% restoration and 50% custom : my Way-Of-Life !)
maybe you will like it ? who Knows ...
maybe this will give you some idéas , will help you ?
keep posted !
i add new pics each day .
P.S : sorry for my bad slang on the blog !


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Male splitfins wriggle about the yellow streak on their tail as part of their mating dance. Females are attracted to the wriggling tail because it looks like their typical prey. There's only one problem: the females then forget to eat.
I suppose there's a certain evolutionary brilliance so that part of your body looks like food. It's maybe not the most dignified way to attract the attention of other members of the species - particularly when it involves a truly shocking amount of tail wriggling - but it plays on one of an organism's most basic needs. If nothing else, it's a lot easier than pretending to be an oxygen bubble or something.
The problem, according to researchers at Mexico's National University, is that female splitfins can't always distinguish between a male's tail and actual prey. This confusion can actually be bad enough that the females forget to eat enough real food, as ScienceNOW reports:
When the researchers presented pregnant (and thus hungry) females from six species of splitfins with both yummy insect larvae and males from two of the most flamboyant splitfin species-the polka-dot splitfin (Chapalichthys pardalis) and the butterfly splitfin (Ameca splendens)-the females from all six species were so distracted by the males' tails that individuals from five of the species lost weight over the 1-week trials.
The fish that lost the least weight - including the one that didn't lose any at all - were from the species whose males have more visually striking tails. This might suggest that some of the fish have evolved to sidestep this food-based trap, instead preferring males that they find the most sexually attractive. It's a process that the authors describe as one big evolutionary battle of the fish sexes:
Male ornaments can evolve through the exploitation of female perceptual biases such as those involved in responding to cues from food. This type of sensory exploitation may lead to confusion between the male signals and the cues that females use to find/recognize food. Such interference would be costly to females and may be one reason why females evolve resistance to the male ornaments...Our results lend support to the model of ornamental evolution through chase-away sexual conflict.
Proceedings of the Royal Society B via ScienceNOW. Image of redtail splitfin by Marie France Janelle via Wikimedia.


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To discover the storied Polynesia of Melville, Gauguin and Michener, you have to travel to Tahiti's outer islands. Moorea, the former haunt of Tahitian royalty, is one such island where you still see fishermen paddling outrigger canoes, pareo-clad women strolling along the roads and children fishing from island bridges. Moorea is an island of vertiginous mountains - most of its 18,000 people live along the narrow coastal shelf. Behind tin-roofed wooden houses lie lush green mountains rushing up to fill the sky.French Polynesia comprises some 130 islands, of which Tahiti is the best known. Just 12 miles across the lagoon from Tahiti lies Moorea.Note: Moorea is a tender port. Transportation from ship to shore will be via the ship's tender service.
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Discover Moorea on a journey around the island along the coastline to Belvedere Lookout. Travel past lush pineapple fields and coffee plantations to the ruins of a Polynesian temple or "marae."
Belvedere Lookout
This vantage point at the summit of Mt. Rotui is a must-see offering panoramic views of the lush green valley, as well as the two bodies of water: Opunohu Bay and Cook's Bay, flanking the mountain.
Tiki Village Theatre
Visit a cultural center where you can buy authentic woodcarvings, vahine weavings, leis, quilts, dyed cloth and more from artisans, then watch a traditional dance performance and tour a pearl farm.
Moorea Fruit Juice Factory
This local factory produces an assortment of incredibly fresh juices harvested from local fruits: papaya, pineapple, star fruit, ginger, coconut and grapefruit, as well as fruit brandies and liqueurs.
Aquatic Adventures
Moorea's two gentle lagoons make a wide array of activities possible, some of which include boating, jet and water skiing, paragliding and picnicking on the motu, scuba diving or even shark feeding.
Lagoon Excursions
The shimmering lagoon welcomes visitors to the most stunning island in the South Pacific. Teaming with tropical fish and colorful coral, explore its beauty on a glass-bottom boat or catamaran cruise.
4WD Excursion & Hiking
Take an off-road expedition through the forest, past bamboo groves and fruit plantations, or go on foot to Belvedere Lookout and up Magic Mountain for stunning views of the North Shore.
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Moorea is home to the amazingly intelligent spinner and rough-tooth dolphins. Visit the Dolphin Center for an interactive program or join a marine biologist on the water for a dolphin-viewing outing.
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Bake a Cake, Diss A Vow
Words are a vital part of the wedding ceremony. With them you promise to love and cherish one another, declare your commitment publicly, and tell Uncle Randall to ease up on the Jägerbombs. Or at least stop dancing.
So, it's no wonder that some couples want to incorporate words on their wedding cake. And it's also no wonder - at least to me, heh - when those words spell disaster.
Or misspell it, as the case may be.
Note that the baker used the classic Wilton letter press on the first tier, but then gave up and free-handed the rest. And how "forword" is misspelled. And that "for worse" is left off. Now note the spacing. And the colors. And the...oh, are you ready to move on?
I'm told one or two of those words are misspelled, but frankly I was too distracted by the heaps of soggy seaweed to notice. Maybe that's the point?
Jessica wanted the writing on her cake to match the font of their invitations, so she brought in this handy reference picture:
Now, at first I thought the baker had stacked these in the wrong order, since it kind of looks like the top tier connects with the bottom one. When I saw the back, though, I realized:
And finally, a tip for all your wedding wreckage:
The uglier it is, the more you should emphasize the word "beautiful."


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I'm pleased to say that the most exciting thing I witnessed Monday night was the display of hoops excellence that was the Duke-Butler battle for the NCAA championship.
Thanks to a subdued Pleasureville City Commission meeting, the game truly was the most exciting thing of the night.
When last I wrote about the Pleasureville meeting, it definitely was not in a favorable light.
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text: It was apparently the 19th century British prime minister Benjamin Disraeli who coined the phrase 'Lies, damn lies and statistics' but in this case the statistics tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth about how good Ashley Spencer's run over one lap of the Montjuic Olympic stadium was on Friday.Her time of 50.50 broke a Championship record that had stood since 1990, it was the fastest time in the world by a junior since Sanya Richards-Ross set the US junior record in 2004 and moved the University of Illinois student up to sixth on the world-all-time junior list and second - behind Richards-Ross – on the US junior list.Spencer also becomes only the second woman to have won a prestigious and highly-competitive NCAA title and then gone on to win at the IAAF World Junior Championships in the same year; only the 400m Hurdler Lashinda Demus had achieved the feat before.Not surprisingly, Spencer was pretty pleased, and that's an understatement about her performance.Not lost for words"I feel great. I ended up my season with this, coming to Spain, and I'm having so much fun, it's an amazing feeling, absolutely unbeatable. But I have to be honest, I'm very tired now, it's been a long season."It's unbelievable and to be on this level with these girls is just phenomenal; for me to come out with a win is just incredible and I couldn't be happier," reflected Spencer, deservedly going through almost her entire vocabulary of superlatives after getting herself upright following some severe cramping of her thighs immediately after crossing the line.An interview with a TV channel was actually done with the presenter, former 100m World champion and World record holder Maurice Greene, propping her up while he struggled to get a reaction.Fortunately, she was a quickly a little more coherent and was able to describe how her race unfolded as she blew away the rest of the field with a brutal change of pace down the home straight.Guyana's Kadencia Baird finished second in an Area Junior record of 51.04 but was more than half-a-second adrift, a jaw-dropping gap over 400m.Fine execution kills off rivals"I knew I just had to go and execute the plan that me and my coach talked about, and I never gave up doubt. I trusted in my training and I trusted in my coaching, there was never a shadow of doubt that I was going to win, if I could; and if I couldn't then at least I was going to come out with a PR (personal record) and I did both so it was just incredible."The race really did go to plan and that plan was to come out of the blocks clean and smooth, the last couple of times I wasn't keeping my toes up, and I had to work on that. I then had to keep my stride pattern down the back stretch and be mindful of the headwind; coming home, just hit it when the time was right. That was in my mind throughout the race."Bahamas' defending champion Shaunae Miller was never a factor in the battle for the medals and eventually finished a distant fourth, but Spencer wasn't distracted by the fact that the event had rightfully been built up as a head-to-head duel between the pair."I'd heard about her but I just had to focus on myself. Once you start losing focus on yourself you start messing up."Thigh tattooIn addition to her speed on the track, one thing that catches the eye about Spencer is that she has a patterned tattoo down her right thigh, and she responded with mock indignation when it was suggested that it was a leopard print. "It's a cheetah's markings, that's an even faster cat!She has another tattoo on a foot, a reference to a biblical proverb, "that's to make sure I stay focused."Now she can deservedly put her feet up for a few weeks after returning home to Indianapolis from her first overseas trip."Now, I'm just going to rest, school starts on August 19 so I'm just going to get ready for the next track season. I might just run a mile or two, maybe, if I feel like it," she joked."But it's pretty remarkable coming out of the United States for the first time and then winning the gold at the World Juniors. Barcelona's a beautiful city and, of course, had the Olympics in 1992. They were before I was born but I've studied what happened here and seen all the great performances on this track.On Friday night, the spectators in the stadium witnessed Spencer also produce a great performance in the same stadium where France's Marie-Jose Perec won a memorable Olympic 400m gold medal 20 years ago and who would bet against the American teenager following in her footsteps in four years' time when Rio stages the 2016 Games.Phil Minshull for the IAAF


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March 2013
Celebration and Great Work Through Challenging Times
As we persevere through the seasonal changes of the last gasps of winter and the equally challenging economic climate, I'm pleased to report that the warmth of success continues, thanks to the hard and dedicated work of each of you.
One such warm spot was the recent celebration of a huge milestone -- the 110th anniversary of our National Wildlife Refuge System and the successful launch of newly redesigned websites for all 67 refuge field stations in our region. The launch of these new sites began nearly a year ago and was no small effort -- the result of teamwork and coordination between our refuge field staff and the External Affairs office.
We also celebrated with our Director, Dan Ashe, one of the many fruitful partnerships that are the cornerstone of our success. Dan joined us for a visit to the Regional Office and capped off the trip by attending Pheasant Fest. Pheasants Forever celebrated its 30th Anniversary at this event and our collaborations have brought about conservation to literally thousands of acres of vital habitat for wildlife.
Great Lakes Days also offered us a chance to recognize more successful collaborative work going on through partnerships to enhance fish, wildlife and their habitat across this region. The impacts economically and recreationally for this key resource are tremendous and our success has continued, thanks to dedicated work by so many of our employees in the field. I have great faith in all of you to continue this work and I understand the needs we face through these still challenging times.
Surrogate species continues to draw attention both within and outside of the Fish and Wildlife Service. I remind those of you who have not already provided feedback on the Draft Guidance on Selecting Species for Design of Landscape-scale Conservation, that the deadline has been extended for comments to March 29. Your feedback is valuable to us in guiding our progress to better understand what the surrogate species approach to conservation will look like for the Region and the Service.
We'll be working closely in the coming months with our state partners to identify surrogate species and improve upon our processes along the way with time and patience. And I'm confident our results will be high-value despite limited dollars. This is a work in progress, but one I'm excited about.
As we all press onward despite the many unknowns that have challenged us, from sequester to budget uncertainty, I couldn't be more proud of the professional work and adaptability I see constantly from people throughout the Region. I salute your effort and longstanding ability to step up to these challenges and navigate through change victoriously.
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Nation & World
Baja California candidate's brother, a former Tijuana police chief, accused of taking cartel payoffs
Just days before state and local elections that will send a third of Mexicans to the polls, the ruling party candidate for governor in Baja California faces allegations that his brother is tied to a drug cartel.
A leaked court deposition of a top insider in the Tijuana Cartel says gangsters paid Fernando Castro Trenti's brother Francisco at least $20,000 a month in protection money when he was the state's senior criminal investigator.
The 13-page sworn statement, obtained by McClatchy, was given by a secret witness deposed in early 2012 in San Antonio, Texas, by investigators of the organized crime unit of Mexico's attorney general's office. The statement identifies the witness only as "Howard," but news reports in Mexico have identified him as Francisco Javier Arellano Felix, a former Tijuana Cartel chief who was captured in 2006 and extradited to the United States, where he is serving a life sentence.
Sunday's vote will send Mexicans in 15 states to the polls in what analysts view as a litmus test for the 7-month-old government of President Enrique Pena Nieto, who brought the once-dominant Institutional Revolutionary Party, known by its Spanish initials as PRI, back to power in December after a 12-year hiatus.
Voters on Sunday will elect 1,374 mayors and state legislators in 15 states, as well as the governor of Baja California, which borders California and Arizona.
Both Fernando and Francisco Castro Trenti denied the allegation.
"It is false, absolutely false. It is not true. I don't even know this man," Francisco Castro Trenti told the correspondent for El Universal newspaper.
The Baja California vote is closely watched because it offers the PRI a chance to take the state back from the center-right National Action Party, which has ruled there since 1989.
A poll conducted in late June by the Demotecnia public opinion firm showed Castro Trenti's lead diminished and the race is nearly a tossup. While voters preferred Castro Trenti's opponent, Francisco Vega de Lamadrid, more of those polled said they would support the PRI on election day.
Francisco Castro Trenti currently serves as the public security chief in Rosarito, a Baja resort popular among U.S. retirees. Previously, he served as state director of criminal investigations and as police chief of Tijuana, a teeming border city of 1.5 million people across from San Diego.
In his deposition, the Tijuana Cartel insider said one of his top aides in 2003 offered Castro Trenti $200,000 to get one of the cartel's hit men off the hook for a murder.
"I said it was OK. He later confirmed to me that he gave Castro $20,000 and later another $200,000," the sworn deposition says.
Castro Trenti remained on the cartel's payroll when he became police chief in Tijuana, rotating zone commanders at the behest of the cartel, the witness swore.
The witness said that Castro Trenti told his henchman that "when some of our men were arrested they could be freed, and for this we paid him $20,000 monthly, via 'El Ciego.' I remember his time as chief was short."
Since taking office Dec. 1, Pena Nieto has put the focus of his security strategy on reducing crime and violence rather than capturing top kingpins, a departure from his predecessor. Media coverage of organized crime has fallen sharply.
Soldiers remain in the streets in much of the nation. The Pena Nieto government says homicides fell 17 percent in the first quarter of 2013, but critics say authorities may be using new criteria to determine which are killings related to organized crime.
Grisly crimes continue. The Reforma newspaper website reported Wednesday that police had found seven human heads and other body parts in plastic garbage bags strewn along a highway west of the city of Guadalajara. A spokesman for the prosecutor's office in the surrounding state of Jalisco said he had no official confirmation of the macabre discovery.
Jalisco is not among the 15 states holding elections Sunday, but it is the battleground for the Sinaloa and Jalisco New Generation crime groups.


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8 Questions with Amy Lerner - International Off-Road RacerPosted in News on February 25, 2014
Off-Road racing has been growing considerably over the last few years from King of The Hammers to Jeepspeed racing classes in MORE and BITD racing series. Even the average Jeeper can wrench, weld and grind their way into a competitive off-road race vehicle. With so many different race series available for enthusiasts and weekend warriors to compete in, off-road racing is still very much a male dominated sport but the gender barriers are slowly but surely being broken down by many brave women who are strapping into race trucks all across the globe.
We had the pleasure of meeting with international off-road racer Amy Lerner of Team Lerner Reina to check out her awesome American Expedition Vehicles (AEV) '12 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon race Jeep that has been outfitted with race-proven parts and technology to make it to the middle of nowhere and back. Amy Lerner and her sister, Tricia Reina competed in the Rallye Aicha des Gazelles in Morocco as well as the Australasian Safari where they completed the entire Safari from start to finish in their AEV '12 Jeep Wrangler JK which coincidentally was the only production vehicle to finish the entire Safari.
Not only did Team Lerner/Reina earn the fastest safari female award, they also won the Production Class A1.2 while also winning the Safari Production class overall. As if all those accolades weren't enough, Team Lerner/Reina also won the coveted Dakar Challenge which earned them a spot on the entry list for the 2014 Dakar Rally.
Amy and her sister Tricia began their off-road career by competing in the Rallye Aicha des Gazelles in Morocco in a Hummer H3 in 2011 but luckily they came back from the dark side and have raced a reliable Jeep Wrangler ever since. The Famed rally has been held annually in Morocco for the past 26 years. Using only a paper map, the rally itself is done entirely off-road and covers more than 1,500 miles through rocks, silt beds, harsh terrain and massive sand dunes all while racing to hit every checkpoint in the correct order using. Yup, you read that right – No GPS, no Lowrance navigation system, not even an old flip phone. This is a real-deal, old-school race that requires both the driver and navigator to know how to find their bearings in the middle of nowhere. The Rallye Aicha des Gazelles is truly one of the toughest rallies in the world.
So what's it like to be an international off-road racer making dust and breaking gender barriers? We had the opportunity to sit down with Amy Lerner recently and ask her a few questions about her off-road experiences. Here's what she had to say!
Jp: What's the wildest off-road experience you've had while racing?
Amy Lerner: Literally wild was, hitting an emu. Almost hitting a kangaroo and narrowly dodging a dingo.
Jp: Wow, how fast were you going?
Amy Lerner: We were actually okay. I mean, everybody there will tell you, you gotta watch for the wildlife and if you hit something just keep going because there's nothing you can do and you're on a little track and someone's coming up behind you and that could actually make it worse but we actually; I think, just barely brushed the emu.
I did hear that the dingo sighting was exciting apparently because there's not a lot of those around that people see. Yeah, in terms of wildest, we've had some pretty good (stuck's) in Morocco, (particularly) in the dunes when you get into the big massive Merzouga dunes. Especially our first year out, we got stuck, stuck, stuck and stuck and then the more you do it the more you learn how to read the sand, the dunes and mostly how to not stop and keep your momentum up.
Jp: What was your most most memorable racing moment?
Amy Lerner: I think probably pulling through that big inflated arch at the end of the Australian Safari Rally because we went into it with little experience, a lot of research, great equipment and a lot of training but we had never done any event like that and it's hard. It's hard on the vehicle. It's hard on the driver. The navigation and mental strain as well as the physical strain are tough. The fact that we did it, we finished, and completed 100-percent of the event is just amazing. We came in 11th on our first time out and that was a great feeling.
Jp: Are you looking to branch out into any other Motorsports divisions? (SCORE, BITD, Ultra4?)
Amy Lerner: I don't know. Unfortunately you have real life and what we can do. It's kind of opened up sort of a whole new world and it's really a question of finding some balance between racing and life and this format seems to have worked for us so far. There's a lot of events and a lot of really great places in the world for us to tackle where we don't have to commit too much time every weekend. But yeah - we're open; it's all way too much fun.
Jp: What was going through your head the first time you strapped into the race truck?
Amy Lerner: Yikes!
Jp: How did those first 10 miles go?
Amy Lerner: The first time we did the Gazelle Rally (which was the Morocco race), I had such a lack of experience. I had never even really driven off-road until we started to train for it that I think my naiveté sort of carried me through and kept me calm because I had no idea what to expect so I wasn't really worried about it. When we raced in Australia in the Safari Rally, there were some nerves in the beginning but for me, the worst day was the last. The last day was three 45-minute stages (super short). Half a day! Nothing! No real challenging terrain and I was just almost shaking the entire time because we had made it so far and I had one last day and I couldn't screw up because we just wanted to finish the entire race. That was probably my worst day in terms of nerves.
Jp: Is there anything you'd like to add that you think might be worth mentioning?
Amy Lerner: I would mention the fact that at Safari in Australia, I got a trophy for being the fastest Safari female. My first though was, "Oh great, I got a trophy for showing up." and then I thought, "You know what? I got a trophy for showing up. There aren't any women here… why not?!" It really is a great sport and it's a lot of fun and there's no reason there should be any gender barriers. We haven't encountered anything in our racing, and if you want to go do it, do it.
Jp: Just finishing the race is pretty rewarding because not a lot of people that start the race are there at the end. It's a big deal to finish and is one of the most unique trophies you can get.
Amy Lerner: Winning the Dakar Challenge, you know winning the production class… that stuff is all phenomenal but just finishing the entire race... is... amazing. It's an incredible accomplishment in something like this. You really don't understand it or seem floored until you do it, and realize how much of an accomplishment that is.
We were talking to one of the guys who actually designs the Safari course and he goes out and he does all the Scrutineering and he sets it up and he kept telling us, "Don't worry about it, don't worry about it, just think about finishing. You have no idea what that is to finish." Having done it now we finally realized it's hard. It is tough. Your vehicle has to be tough and all around we were fortunate and we made it. And now, we want to go do another one!


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Here's a sneak peek at an upcoming Developments magazine article, to be published in the November/December 2013 edition.
Editor's Note: Co-creation has been a hot topic at a few industry events over this past year—in the interest of providing provocative content in Developments, we invited Mr. Gouillart to share thoughts from his unique perspective outside our industry.
The timeshare industry shares some of the same risks that faced the U.S. automotive or banking industries a few years ago. It has an aging customer base and may not be doing enough to attract younger buyers. With a bit of work, however, this paradigm could be shifted.
The timeshare product should resonate with the younger set. Younger GenXers and Millenials like taking vacations, sharing space, and traveling with their peers on world-wide adventures. They already rent ZipCars, not Hertz or Enterprise, and stay in AirBnB places, not hotel rooms. Despite the inherent power of this sharing concept, this demographic has not truly been engaged in the product of timeshare, perhaps because it is presented through a one-sided marketing and sales process.
ZipCars and AirBnB were able to update the car rental and hotel industry and reach out to this younger generation by reinventing the sales and marketing process. They engage GenXers and GenYers one customer at a time, in a deep bottom-up fashion. For the timeshare industry, the trick is to transform a new model without having the benefit of being a start-up.
When companies and industries evolve through the gradual development of new interactions between employees and customers working together to invent the new model, we call it "co-creation." In the timeshare industry, frontline marketing and sales people are in the best possible place to orchestrate the development of these new interactions because they deal with customers every day.
The key to unleashing this "torrent of empathy" between salespeople and potential timeshare customers is the engagement of a company's own GenX and GenY employees and inviting them to co-create with customers of their generation. If empowered by management, employees will seek to improve their own job experience and engage customers in optimizing their collective experience of the company. Ask your employees what it would take to draw their friends into the "timeshare zone."
Imagine a series of open forums where a group of young people is invited to come on a property for a few days and invited to co-define with employees what the future process of engagement with each other ought to be. It's best not to view this as a focus group, where you ask customers for the proverbial "unmet needs," but rather as a confrontation of personal experiences on both the employee side (for example, anxiety in making quota) and the consumer side (trying to make vacations fit into their budget).
What we call selling and marketing ought to be the building of innovative relationships between two groups of individuals: the customers and the sales and marketing team. I believe that if the timeshare industry accepts the inevitability of its transformation, it will have a bright future.
For the full article, be on the lookout for the November/December issue of Developments!
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PYRAMID LAKE, Nev. (AP) — Ancient rock etchings along a dried-up lake bed in Nevada have been confirmed to be the oldest recorded petroglyphs in North America, dating back at least 10,000 years.
The petroglyphs found on limestone boulders near Pyramid Lake in northern Nevada's high desert are similar in design to etchings found at a lake in Oregon that are believed to be at least 7,600 years old. Unlike later drawings that sometimes depict a spear or antelope, the carvings are abstract with tightly clustered geometric designs — some are diamond patterns, others have short parallel lines on top of a longer line.
Scientists can't tell for sure who carved them, but they were found on the Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe's reservation land.
"We initially thought people 12,000 or 10,000 years ago were primitive, but their artistic expressions and technological expertise associated with these paints a much different picture," said Eugene Hattori, the curator of anthropology at the Nevada State Museum in Carson City who co-authored a paper on the findings earlier this month in the Journal of Archaeological Science.
The petroglyphs could be as much as 14,800 years old, said Larry Benson, a geochemist who used radiocarbon testing to date the etchings and co-wrote the paper.
LAS CRUCES, N.M. (AP) — Research into the potential of algae-based fuel is getting a $5 million boost from the U.S. Department of Energy.
New Mexico State University recently announced the funding, saying it will go to a research effort aimed at improving fuel that's compatible with existing refineries.
NMSU is working on the project along with Los Alamos, Argonne and Pacific Northwest national laboratories, Washington State and Michigan State universities and four companies.
Key goals of the project are to improve the yields and stability of algal biomass and cultivation systems while also improving oil content at harvest.
NMSU officials say the award follows other federal funding announcements for the university's algal bioenergy team, including money for the algal cultivation test bed at the Fabian Garcia Science Center.
University of Pennsylvania engineering professor Daniel Koditschek and fifth-year Ph.D. student Aaron Johnson have developed a robot that can jump over gaps and climb ledges, obstacles that have impeded mobile robots in the past.
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Mount Sharp has beckoned Curiosity since the NASA rover made its grand entrance on Mars exactly a year ago, dangling from nylon cables to a safe landing.
If microbes ever existed on Mars, the mountain represents the best hope for preserving the chemical ingredients that are fundamental to all living things.
After a poky but productive start, Curiosity recently pointed its wheels south, rolling toward the base of Mount Sharp in a journey that will last many months. Expect Curiosity to channel its inner tourist as it drives across the rock-strewn landscape, dodging bumps and taking in the scenery.
"We do a lot of off-roading on a lot of little dirt roads," said mission manager Jennifer Trosper.
Curiosity will unpack its toolkit once it arrives at its destination to hunt for the organic building blocks of life.
Scientists have been eager for a peek of Mount Sharp since Curiosity, the size of a small SUV, touched down in an ancient crater near the Martian equator on the night of Aug. 5, 2012.
The world wondered whether Curiosity would nail its landing, which involved an acrobatic plunge through the thin atmosphere that ended with it being gently lowered to the ground with cables.
WASHINGTON (AP) — The first time Miriam Lipton had breast cancer, her thick locks fell out two weeks after starting chemotherapy. The second time breast cancer struck, Lipton gave her scalp a deep chill and kept much of her hair — making her fight for survival seem a bit easier.
Hair loss is one of chemotherapy's most despised side effects, not because of vanity but because it fuels stigma, revealing to the world an illness that many would rather keep private.
"I didn't necessarily want to walk around the grocery store answering questions about my cancer," recalled Lipton, 45, of San Francisco. "If you look OK on the outside, it can help you feel, 'OK, this is manageable, I can get through this.'"
Now U.S. researchers are about to put an experimental hair-preserving treatment to a rigorous test: To see if strapping on a cap so cold it numbs the scalp during chemo, like Lipton did, really works well enough to be used widely in this country, as it is in Europe and Canada.
Near-freezing temperatures are supposed to reduce blood flow in the scalp, making it harder for cancer-fighting drugs to reach and harm hair follicles. But while several types of cold caps are sold around the world, the Food and Drug Administration hasn't approved their use in the U.S.
DETROIT (AP) — Cameras that check around the car for pedestrians. Radar that stops you from drifting out of your lane. An engine able to turn off automatically at traffic lights to conserve fuel.
Technology that saves lives — and fuel — is getting better and cheaper. That means it's no longer confined to luxury brands like Mercedes and Volvo. It's showing up in mainstream vehicles like the Nissan Rogue and Ford Fusion.
"What we see today as slightly elitist technology is changing very, very fast," said Steven Lunn, chief operating officer for TRW Automotive, which supplies electronics and other parts to carmakers.
TRW says its newest radar is a quarter of the price of the model it sold 10 years ago. Its cameras are smaller and cheaper, too, making it easier to put multiple ones on each car.
High-tech options can still cost a few thousand dollars more, but those costs will come down as technology improves and automakers add them to more and more vehicles.
Here are some up-and-coming features that drivers can expect on their next cars:
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Microsoft on Wednesday released a preview version of an update to Windows 8, aiming to address some of the gripes people have with the company's flagship operating system.
At a conference in San Francisco, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer acknowledged that the company pushed hard to get people to adopt a radical new tile-based "Modern" user interface in Windows 8. Microsoft is now back-pedaling, making it easier to reach and use the older "desktop" interface.
"Let's make it easier to start applications the way we're used to," Ballmer told the audience of software developers. "What we will show you today is a refined blend of our Desktop experience and our Modern experience."
Microsoft made the preview of Windows 8.1 available for free as a download.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Apple is throwing out most of the real-world graphical cues from its iPhone and iPad software, like the casino-green "felt" of its Game Center app, in what it calls the biggest update since the iPhone's launch in 2007.
The new operating system, called iOS 7, strives for a clean, simple, translucent look. Apple is redesigning all its applications and icons to conform to the new look, driven by long-time hardware design head Jony Ive.
Apple demonstrated the new software at the Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco on Monday. The new design direction was widely expected.
The software strives for a multi-layered look, with translucent panels. On the main screen, the background image moves with the movement of the phone, creating an illusion of depth.
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What gets more attention than a famous person starring as another famous person in a biopic? A famous person playing a glamorous famous person, that's what. Nicole Kidman has proven that she's up for just about any challenge on screen, but we're still anxious to see what happens when she takes on an even bigger screen icon, Grace Kelly, in the upcoming Grace of Monaco. Despite a November 27 release date we've yet to see a proper trailer for the film, which makes this brief teaser-- in which Nicole Kidman says literally nothing-- the best we can do for now.
Does she pull off her impersonation of the iconic star of Rear Window and To Catch A Thief, who famously retired from acting at the age of 26 to marry Prince Rainier III of Monaco? Kidman certainly looks as delicate and glamorous as Kelly did in many famous photographs… but Kidman herself is also a delicate and glamorous movie star, so that's no surprise. And anyway, the story of Grace of Monaco takes place after Kelly's acting career, when she is serving as the Princess of Monaco and working behind the scenes to avert a potential war between France and her tiny country. Yes, it's a story about a movie star working to a void a war based on a tax dispute. At the very least it won't be like any other Hollywood biopic… but whether or not that's a good thing remains to be seen.
The fact that Grace of Monaco is still so hidden is not exactly a great sign, as I discussed in this week's Oscar Eye, no matter how many strong names are behind it. In addition to Kidman there's Tim Roth as the prince, with Frank Langella, Parker Posey and Derek Jacobi in various supporting roles, and behind the camera is Olivier Dahan, who directed Marion Cotillard to her Best Actress Oscar win in La vie en rose. Sadly, Dahan's most recent film is My Own Love Song, starring Forest Whitaker and Renee Zellweger and loathed by the handful of people who actually saw it. So Dahan can direct someone to an Oscar… but he can also take two previous winners and drive them into the ground.
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Our portfolio short courses will help you to build and refine a compelling portfolio that demonstrates your artistic and design abilities. Learn how to put together an engaging collection and showcase your work effectively.
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29th May 2018 by Sam Reid
Ils sont éblouissants Andy, bravo.
Posted in | Comments Off on Mary Bettridge. Hampshire
We deliver all over the world using a trusted shipping agent. Please note, international delivery is subject to transport mode & shipment size and local customs costs/regulations.
For international delivery, we have a wealth of experience in packaging, shipping and coordinating commissions of our sculptures all over the world. Our careful planning and meticulous attention to detail are paramount when working with your commission.
To discuss international delivery or place an international order please contact us directly to ensure we find the best option for you.
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Andrew Kay Sculpture
Beckside Studio
Kirkby Lonsdale
Cumbria LA6 2QG
United Kingdom
(+44) 07740 306412
(+44) 015242 71575