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Are Plantar Warts Contagious?Are plantar warts contagious? Plantar warts are not highly contagious but a person who is exposed in just the right situation will contract the virus and lead to the development of the wart. The human papilloma virus causes these viral infections in the bottom of the feet. Plantar warts are contagious through direct contact with the virus. It usually happens especially to children who are walking barefoot. The virus that causes plantar warts is also contagious, and it usually survives in warm moist environments where children usually play. Children contract the virus by walking barefoot in these areas. The school environment can be a breeding ground for contagious diseases and children are vulnerable to it. It's quite possible if there is contact with a surface infected with the virus such as swimming pools, shower bath, school locker rooms or just walking barefoot may also cause plantar warts. Are plantar warts contagious? If the virus is present and under right timing, you are exposed to it, you can catch it. Plantar warts could spread through autoinoculation. It can spread from one part of the body to another part of the person's body. In the same household, it is inevitable that it can even spread to the body of a family member why is in contact with the surroundings where the infected member is. Plantar warts are derived from location of the foot on which they are found; which is usually the bottom of the foot or the plantar aspect of the foot. It is often mistake as seeds warts or calluses. Plantar warts appear in small cluster just beneath the top layer of the skin.
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Sabrina's Garden Bolognese
Yield: 4 servings (serving size: 1 cup sauce and 1 cup pasta)
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 354
- Calories from fat: 10%
- Fat: 4g
- Saturated fat: 0.6g
- Monounsaturated fat: 1.9g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.9g
- Protein: 11.9g
- Carbohydrate: 69.7g
- Fiber: 4g
- Cholesterol: 0.0mg
- Iron: 2.9mg
- Sodium: 557mg
- Calcium: 47mg
- 1/2 cup chopped sun-dried tomatoes
- 2 teaspoons olive oil
- 1 cup diced onion
- 1 cup diced zucchini
- 1 cup sliced mushrooms
- 1/2 cup diced green bell pepper
- 1/2 cup diced red bell pepper
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 (25.5-ounce) jar fat-free pasta sauce
- 3 tablespoons minced fresh or 1 tablespoon dried basil
- 4 cups hot cooked linguine (about 8 ounces uncooked pasta)
- Combine sun-dried tomatoes and 1/2 cup boiling water in a bowl, and let stand 30 minutes. Drain tomatoes, and chop.
- Heat oil in a Dutch oven over medium-high heat. Add sun-dried tomatoes, onion, and next 5 ingredients (onion through garlic), and sauté 3 minutes. Stir in pasta sauce. Bring to a boil; reduce heat, and simmer 20 minutes. Stir in basil. Serve with linguine.
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- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Low Cholesterol, Meatless, Low Saturated Fat
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Dave MacLeod
The latest articles include When is climbing off-season?, New to climbing? the basics, and Specific technique - feet are for pulling too!. One that caught my eye was entitled, Perspective - a culture of low standards and included these nuggets of wisdom.
"It is quite amazing how much we are influenced by the people around us and their habits. It happens in every sphere of life (I could give thousands of examples but a moments thought will surely reveal them). Climbing is no different." and concludes.."Yes, believe it or not if you spend all your time climbing with good climbers (good in some respect, not necessarily grade, maybe just effort level) it rubs off on you without you even knowing it."
I'm sure all readers at UKClimbing.com will be pointing their browsers (Online Climbing Coach)
to this wealth of climbing wisdom. Nice one Dave.


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Lumi v1.5 with solution sharing…0
The latest version of Lumi (and Lumi HD) has been released on the AppStore.
The most exciting part of this release is that I have finally provided players with the ability to share their solutions with others.
The solutions are submitted to the Lumi web portal located at http://lumi.icarus7.net and the solution are viewable under the (more…)
Since Lumi…1
It has been almost 3 months since Lumi released, and I've found myself in a bit of a hole with regards to prototyping new ideas and just generally writing new code.
Has this ever happened to you, where after coming off a highly motivating project, you suddenly lose motivation to do anything new apart from maintaining the now-released app-o'-awesomeness?
If yes, what did you do (if anything) to get yourself to start creating again?
cocos2d-iphone: A Binary Clock0
Here is a CCScene based Binary Clock implementation in cocos2d-iphone. I used 0.99.5 for this, but it should compile flawlessly on 0.99.4 as well…
// // ClockScene.h // BinaryClock // // Created by Peter Mares on 23/02/2011. // Copyright 2011. All rights reserved. // // When you import this file, you import all the cocos2d classes #import "cocos2d.h" // HelloWorld Layer @interface ClockScene : CCScene { CCLabelTTF *_arrLabels[6]; } +(id) scene; @end
// // ClockScene.m // BinaryClock // // Created by Peter Mares on 23/02/2011. // Copyright 2011. All rights reserved. // // Import the interfaces #import "ClockScene.h" //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// @interface ClockScene () - (void) onTick:(ccTime)dt; - (void) updateClockDisplay; @end //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // HelloWorld implementation @implementation ClockScene +(id) scene { ClockScene *scene = [ClockScene node]; return scene; } //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// -(id) init { if( (self=[super init] )) { CGSize winSize = [[CCDirector sharedDirector] winSize]; CCLabelTTF *label = nil; float yOffset = 0; for ( int i = 0; i < 6; i++ ) { yOffset = (i % 2) * 25; label = [CCLabelTTF labelWithString:@"0000" fontName:@"Helvetica-Bold" fontSize:16]; // some arbitrary magic numbers to make it work - you can make this more dynamic... label.position = ccp( winSize.width / 2 - ( (1-(i/2)) * 100 ), winSize.height / 2 - yOffset); [label setColor:ccc3(255, 255, 255)]; _arrLabels[i] = label; [self addChild:label]; } [self updateClockDisplay]; [self schedule:@selector(onTick:) interval:1]; } return self; } //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// - (void) dealloc { [super dealloc]; } //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// - (void) onTick:(ccTime)dt { [self updateClockDisplay]; } //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// - (void) updateClockDisplay { NSDate *now = [NSDate date]; NSCalendar *calendar = [NSCalendar currentCalendar]; NSDateComponents *components = [calendar components:NSHourCalendarUnit|NSMinuteCalendarUnit|NSSecondCalendarUnit fromDate:now]; int timeComponents[6]; // now transform the hours, minutes and seconds into binary nibbles timeComponents[0] = [components hour] / 10; timeComponents[1] = [components hour] % 10; timeComponents[2] = [components minute] / 10; timeComponents[3] = [components minute] % 10; timeComponents[4] = [components second] / 10; timeComponents[5] = [components second] % 10; // translate each component into a binary nibble string for (int i = 0; i < 6; i++ ) { NSMutableString* str = [NSMutableString string]; for ( int bit = 8; bit > 0; bit >>= 1 ) timeComponents[i] & bit ? [str appendString:@"1"] : [str appendString:@"0"]; [_arrLabels[i] setString:str]; } } @end
cocos2d-iphone: Sliding menu (from Lumi)15
When Lumi was being designed, I wanted to make the navigation through the level packs and levels as slick as possible. I had played enough iOS games to know that navigation makes a huge difference to a games impact on a player. We were aiming for a simple, almost obvious paradigm to allow players to navigate through the level packs and levels.
I realised that during the discussions, the word 'pages' was constantly mentioned, as in 'when the player goes from this page to this page' or 'maybe we should let the player flip through pages of levels'… this was so obvious – we were even using it while discussing WHAT the navigation would be. So, pages it was. With that out of the way, I decided to go with a UI mechanism similar to what Angry Birds had done for their level selection mechanics, which was to allow the user to slide left/right to flip 'pages'.
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So now that Lumi has been released, and is doing well, I thought I'd share the code behind Lumi's sliding menu system.
Lumi and Lumi HD have been approved and released on the App Store!0
Lumi and Lumi HD have gone into review!!2
I'm excited, and at the same time nervous. This is the first app I've done with StoreKit integration, and I just can't shake the feeling that something, somewhere, is going to go wrong…
Oh well, the worst that can happen is a rejection. Lets hope it doesn't happen
Lumi Teaser Video0
Here is a teaser video of the new Lumi game….
Lumi submitted to App Store0
I am proud to announce that at 22:51 on the 31st of December, 2010, our latest game, Lumi, has been submitted to the App Store for review (and hopefully approval *nudge nudge @ Apple*
As a taster, here are some screenshots of this up and coming puzzler…
The game is a puzzler where you take control of light beams and direct, reflect and filter them in order to get them to hit their targets…
Most puzzles have more than one solution… and some cool particle effects when you get a light beam to hit the correct target….
As soon as I hear from Apple (approval or rejection), I'll update.
Might also post a video of the game in action once its done….
Happy New Year everyone!!!
cocos2d-iphone: A basic button class7
cocos2d-iphone is an amazing 2D OpenGL development framework, and comes bundled with a ton of really great and useful classes that make game development a pleasure. However, one of the things that it is currently missing is a basic button object that can be used freely in your projects.
I've created a class called BasicButton class that uses delegates and selectors to quickly create buttons and react to them in a seperate 'handler' object.
cocos2d-iphone: Filled polygons2
While testing my upcoming game on an iPhone 3G, I discovered that drawing line segments was error prone in terms of accurately connecting multiple line segments seamlessly. The problem seems to arise from the fact that OpenGL cannot guarantee exact pixelation for lines (using glDrawArrays(GL_LINES…) ).
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my date with toni on thursday!
last friday with the yg til i get back :/
toy story 3 with yerim on saturday! and then seeing charles!
then on sunday, i'm off. sigh, did most of my packing today…i can't believe it's already mid-june. time FLIES.
"update" since yesterday's post? right now, i don't know anything. at all. i'm just trying to chill, relax, and enjoy my time with friends. whatever happens, happens. only God knows what's gonna happen, so i'm gonna stop worrying. it is summer after all! :P


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The Impossible (2012)
Alternate title: Lo imposible, Untitled Juan Antonio Bayona/Sergio Sanchez Project
The most popular movies among NYTimes.com readers.
22 Readers' Reviews
August 30th, 201311:49 am
Really enjoyed the movie, think the negative comments are mis-pc-placed. Focus instead on the gravitational pull on your emotions from start to finish. Knowing it is a true story is a big plus. Most of us can relate to being on vacation and having something bad happen beyond our control - x1000 in this case. Hard to phathom that all five of them survived being at the pool when the wave hit.
Love the way the director shows, time and again, how all our layers get peeled off under extreme pressure and how the essence of our character gets pole vaulted to the surface. Most people would give their lives protecting their kids; it's on display here in both directions, especially young Holland's efforts to help his mom.
Another reviewer said the music was torture - not me - I'm no expert, but thought the music was good and added to the beauty of the story. There are also some nicely done surreal scenes when the mom is moving in and out of consciousness. I highly recommend the movie if you can stop analyzing global politics long enough to appreciate the incredible tenacity of the human spirit and our ability to keep pushing long enough to overcome impossible odds.
— Pete, New Jersey
May 3rd, 201312:41 pm
Disregard the negative comments and A.O. Scott's finger-wagging about global inequality. This is a story about a family's survival and reliance on one another for moral strength.
I came away from this film grateful to have the ones I love and humbled by the nature's powerful forces. The stark differences between rich and poor and right there on full display, so I'm confused by those believe that message would be lost on audiences by not addressing it directly.
— Dan, Richmond, VA
March 1st, 20135:27 pm
whatever.. but this movie made me cry and touched me not only bcoz of the story...just bcoz of the acting of the three children..their very genuine..esp the 2 lil ones...
— cutie, earth
February 11th, 20137:40 pm
I almost didn't see this movie because of the negative comments, which would have been a mistake. The story is compelling and based on recent history. The movie opens saying this is "one family's story" about the tsunami. With that understanding, I noticed no great absence of Thai, other nationalities or other family's stories. The acting is superb, esp. all four kids and the most real moments in the film center on them. (When Ewan McGregor is the weakest link, you know you've got a great ensemble.) If anyone is hesitating about seeing this movie, like I was, because you think a) you can foresee what will happen, b) you think it's a bit too unlikely/only happen to rich white people, c) you don't want to see disaster happen to innocent people, d) you don't know how they can make a 2 hour movie out of it and fear they'll stretch it using "Hollywood" plot lines, or e) all of the above, let me put those thoughts to rest. Watching this movie is time well spent.
— jrny10011, nyc
January 29th, 20131:36 am
To those who complain about substituting an English family for a Spanish one and giving short shrift to the local Asian population, this film is not a documentary. Although one could criticize the weak transition to the father and his two unscathed younger sons following the tsunami and perhaps too much emphasis on the hospital scenes, the excellent acting and cinematography make this an above average film. How about allowing the filmmaker a little poetic license. And, by the way, the real Maria who was hired as a consultant approved the changes to the story including the English family.
— Jon, Maine
January 22nd, 20131:21 pm
I found this movie harrowing to watch and very effective. All these complaints about concentrating on one family and not the natives are ridiculous. The movie is the story of THIS family not every tsunami victim. While I can't say I enjoyed the movie because I was cringing for these people and their horrific struggle, it was very well done. The tsunami scenes are incredible. I suggest people see it knowing it's the story on ONE FAMILY.
— ld, nyc
January 22nd, 201310:35 am
I think the part that really got to me was when the villagers were coming through the wreckage looking for survivors and found the woman (Maria?) and the two kids. As the villager with the beard dragged Maria through the swamp he constantly looked into her face and kept talking to her. It didn't matter one bit that they were from hugely different backgrounds; he knew how greviously wounded she was and gave her the only comfort he could and gave it freely. Next, she was given a shirt by a woman to cloth her nakedness. Such kindness. It just choked me up.
— hmsmith0, Los Angeles
January 21st, 20131:48 pm
I thought the film did an excellent job of capturing the devastation of the tsunami and the randomness of its impact. I understand the complaints that it was shown through the microcosm of a family that survived intact, but there was plenty of death and injury in the movie that showed the horror of its impact. It's a challenge to depict such a disaster in its entirety; years later, it's still being felt as in news stories of a young girl separated from her family who thought she was dead for 5 years. I think it would have been challenging to capture the enormity of the disaster, and so the director opted for telling one family's story. Perhaps it was a mistake, but it was certainly gripping.
— Bonnie, Central New Jersey
January 17th, 20131:39 pm
I went in having heard the criticism of the Western-centric plot, but I was still unprepared for the degree to which the film ignored 99% of the tsunami's victims. I didn't expect it to focus on the local population, but it was hard to believe how invisible that population was. The rich white family at the center of the film catches one break after another -- all four survive, and despite the physical hardship, the mother receives medical care that seems beyond excellent, considering contemporary reports of chaos, shortages and deaths. All five characters emerge basically unscathed; even when you think the mother might lose a leg (a relatively small thing, compared to one's life), she pulls through and ends the movie glowing and radiant. I saw this movie with an open mind, but it disgusted me. The one village shown is not even touched by the disaster; it exists solely to serve the mother and her son. It's hard to believe anyone with a moral compass could have made this movie.
— ekeizer4, Oregon
January 16th, 20137:05 pm
Watching the movie was a harrowing ordeal, and this was surely the intention of the screenwriters, director, actors, and talented technicians who made it. Viewers were invited to share the awe, fear, and deeply emotional relief upon reunion of the five vacationing Europeans whose story is told in the film.
At least one movie-goer -- me -- found the story-telling totally persuasive, absorbing, and compelling. This is an artistic achievement that merits commendation; it doesn't deserve condemnation as saccharine or cliched. As many reviewers have reported, Naomi Watts and the child actor Tom Holland give terrific, moving, and wholly convincing performances. The two other child actors were also wonderful, as were many of the other European and Asian players who played smaller roles.
The reason I'm posting this review, however, is not to add my voice to the many tributes to Watts's and Holland's outstanding performances. It is to reject the criticism that the movie fails to convey the horrendous suffering of the Thais and other Asians whose lives were interrupted and brutally cut short by the tsunami.
The movie was based on the true story of a Spanish family of two parents and three pre-teen children, a family separated by the successive big waves that battered their resort hotel. The movie does not present the story of a Thai or an Indonesian or a Sri Lankan or Indian family. It is the story of a particular Spanish family, and a photo of that family is presented in the movie's closing credits. The last time I checked, well-to-do Spanish families can drown, suffer serious injury, and become dislocated as a result of natural disaster. No doubt, even worse tragedies befell countless Thai and other Asian families, too. By all means, let us see movies and read books about their experiences.
To depict a _Spanish_ family's suffering and joyous reunion in no way demeans or diminishes the heartbreaking stories of 100 million Asians who also suffered
— GTB in DC, Alexandria, VA
January 13th, 20133:36 pm
As a Westerner living in Asia who has traveled around China, Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand and is about to head off to travel around the Philippines for a month, let me say that most Westerners who vacation here see the Asians all around them as simply extras in the background. So the fact that the Asians in this movie were just background extras is really quite realistic.
— Larry, Shanghai, China
January 12th, 20135:47 pm
I read the other reviews and I guess i saw a different movie. I don't understand the negative statements. Yes, the music is very loud and manipulative but is that a reason to dismiss this and yes, it is a story about a wealthy couple and not about Asians but so what? This is a movie, not a news reel. My husband and I were very touched by the whole story. How could anyone not be, especially if you have a family. There is a scene where two women are waiting for surgery, knowing that death is very possible and the way they support each other is magical. How can these negative reviewers not see that/. We've seen most of the movies that are currently playing. In terms of emotional impact this is the winner. I am still feeling the effects of this movie one day later. As soon as I left Les Miz, i was over it. Now how many movies have that affect/ It's too bad this movie is not doing well in this country but is a huge hit in Spain where it was made. What does that say about Americans; that they can't handle tragedy?
— sdudek, los angeles
January 9th, 20135:47 pm
Although I always enjoy Naomi Watts performance, I was surprised to see how little attention was paid by the filmmakers to the 2004 tragedy itself - I kept expecting more and found myself a little upset at this solipsistic exercise. And Sr. Bayona could not find Spanish actors to play the real life characters? Seriously. Me thinks this film would have been well served by a dose of "get realness." Migdia Chinea UCLA MFA TFTDM 2012.
— Migdia Chinea, Glendale, CA
January 9th, 20131:12 pm
I always enjoy Naomi Watts' performance(s) and am aware of her commitment to causes, so I was surprised to see how little attention was paid by the filmmakers to the 2004 tragedy itself. I kept expecting more and found myself a little upset at this solipsistic exercise.
And Sr. Bayona could not find Spanish actors to play the real life Spanish characters? In Hollywood, Spanish actors, directors, etc., are considered "Latinos" and often get promoted as such. However, since they're European, I'm confused.
In any event, I think this film would have been well served by a dose of "get realness" with respect to the Asians who were left out of the tragic mix -- after all, to them it was a day to day catastrophe.
Migdia Chinea UCLA MFA TFTDM Screenwriting/Directing 2012
— Mig, Glendale CA
January 7th, 20134:02 pm
I was totally absorbed by this movie and find some of the criticisms here unwarranted. Yes, the story concentrated on one upscale family, but, just because they weren't representative of everyone affected by the tragedy didn't make their suffering any less palpable and affecting.
— Barbara, L.A.
January 7th, 20134:02 pm
Unpleasant movie experience. Music was absolute torture and the movie had no point. It would be better to review the news reels and websites relating to the devastation of this tsunami on the internet.
— V, Chappaqua, NY
January 5th, 20138:33 pm
Saw this with my wife. Like to think we are pretty good judgesof what is good and what is not. This was not. A.O. Scott review was pretty spot on, whereas Roger Ebert (with whom I usually agree) missed the mark with his comment that this is one of the best movies of the year. On my list, this would come in around no. 25. If you feel you must see it, it should be for the performance of young Mr. Holland and the initial tsunami wave. The kid has acting chops and will not be surprised to see him in more movies down the road, and the wave is indeed pretty freak'n scary. Otherwise, the writing is weak and the better story is not told, that of the people that lived there and who have had to get on with their lives despite the incredible destruction and loss of life. Oh yeah, and like others that have written here, why could they not find some english speaking Spanish actors for these rolls? Strange indeed.
— Philip Boyko, Houston, Texas
January 1st, 20133:03 pm
Would have been best viewed on TV. Yes, there is some decent acting, but the dialogue is very weak, as is the screenplay. The music is overpowering, too much, too saccharine. I read AO Scott's review after seeing the film today.
I have to say, when I saw at the film's end that the actual family whose story this is, is Spanish and not British it really turned me off further to the film. Brits are playing Americans right and left, left and right, on Homeland etc, so why not have them play Spaniards (if committed to using British actors in this film, which I don't think was necessary, by the way, Spanish actors can speak English, ya know)? Why make the family British?
— SJ, London
December 28th, 201210:21 am
Who cares that a quarter million people from over a dozen countries in Asia died, suffered, and continue to suffer from the impact of the Tsunami, let's feel bad for some wealthy vacationing westerners who get aid, survive, go back to Europe. Happy endings for everyone - Oh wait.
Is it horrifying that anyone, any family has to suffer such a disaster? Of course it is, It's a miracle and a blessing that anyone of any race, culture, etc survived. So I'm sure everyone is happy that this vacationing family survives but ignoring the plight of a quarter million people in favor of THIS story speaks to the indifference of Hollywood and many Westerners. As if the multigenerational destruction unleashed on Asia by the Tsunami wasn't bad enough, Hollywood needed to make sure that the nameless Asian faces stayed nameless and nothing more than dramatic props.
— HAL, Washington, DC
December 27th, 20129:37 am
This movie is beautifully made & acted, but by focusing solely on the plight of one Western family it totally overlooks the unbelievably larger tragedy, which sadly, finally makes it seem rather trivial at best,
— Lloyd Ziff, New York
December 22nd, 20122:16 pm
I came out of THE IMPOSSIBLE staggering. At some point after satisfying my curiosity with seeing the amazing photography of the tsunami, I was ready to leave...except that like the family I was honestly caught up with their story and praying they survive the terrible onslought of nature's punch in the gut. I made little mental notes of the amazing touches of humans for other humans, the subtle delicate relationship between mother and son, the dear cost of a father's panic at the possible loss of his wife and sons. The film is potent, truly.
— ruthbreil, ny
December 19th, 20126:18 pm
I saw an advance screening of this movie in Nov '12: not a dry eye in the house. It is a fantastic ensemble piece with an extraordinary disaster sequence, nothing gratuitous or sensationalistic. Tom Holland almost walks away with this film, he is so good and Naomi Watts is wonderful, no surprise, as is Ewan McGregor. There are three male actors, all under the age of eight, playing the two younger sons and a rescued toddler, who give absolutely amazing performances so kudos to the careful casting and direction of Bayona; the kids are brilliant. There is also a "movie moment" within the movie itself that is so gratifying and well-edited, there is true suspense and satisfaction even when the viewer already knows the ending. Tour de force, can't wait to see it again.
— CM, Long Island City


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He'd always seen art prizes as a "cloistered affair," and his forays into tech startups had made him love the democracy of the Internet and the possibilities afforded by crowdsourcing. Why not a contest with an open call for artists and an open vote? "I was always intrigued with the X-Prize model," he said, referring to the $10 million prize offered for private-sector space flight. "This whole idea of putting a big prize out there and then putting as few rules around it as possible, not trying to dictate what the outcome should look like." The idea expanded from there, and in 2009, five months after he first announced it, ArtPrize opened to the public. Two hundred thousand people came that year, so many that across the city, restaurants ran out of food. DeVos was stunned when he looked out his office window and saw thousands of people in the streets gathered to watch a local artist release 100,000 paper airplanes from the rooftops of office buildings.
ArtPrize, DeVos insisted, was not about picking the best art but about creating a "conversation"—a favorite word of his—about art in his community. He knew there would always be "the guy in the parking lot with the chain-saw bear carvings," but it was all part of the experiment, even the terrible stuff. One of DeVos's more revealing moments about his feelings on ArtPrize came in a speech before a group of students at Cornerstone University, an evangelical school in Grand Rapids. DeVos stood before an enormous projection screen with a PowerPoint of cheerfully Orwellian slogans flashing behind him: "You=Creator"; "Fun=Growth"; "Prize=Catalyst."
"I just want to see crazy crap all over Grand Rapids, and I think we've clearly achieved that," he announced. "You need ideas rubbing up against each other. You need ideas having sex with each other," he told the assembled faithful, who sat in polite—or possibly stunned—silence.
Were there limits to what DeVos called his "radically open" contest model, like art that pushed the socially conservative boundaries of Grand Rapids? Something like Andres Serrano's infamous Piss Christ, a 1987 photograph of a plastic crucifix suspended in urine; or The Holy Virgin Mary, by Chris Ofili, a painting which had incorporated dried elephant dung and cutouts from porn magazines in its representation of the Madonna. Both works became lightning rods for conservative anger (throwing Jesse Helms and Rudy Giuliani into respective conniptions), and both have been vandalized. Could Grand Rapids be radically open enough to handle something like that? DeVos was unflappable: he told a local newspaper "I'd love there to be controversial art showing up. I'd love people to be upset."
I asked Rick DeVos about Anna Campbell's project. He was unequivocal that no art should be prohibited, even if it were a direct attack on his family. "I've set the thing out so that's how it works. That's their right," DeVos told me, "If they can find people that want to work with them and host them, then that's great." But that's where self-censorship becomes an issue, according to Campbell. "A lot of real estate owners don't want the DeVoses to be angry at them." Even outside the venues that receive direct philanthropic support from the DeVoses—that is, most arts and cultural institutions in Grand Rapids—there was little desire to rock the boat. When I asked DeVos to name a controversial contestant, he mentioned a 2009 entry in which George W. Bush's portrait was done in toilet-paper rolls.
ArtPrize had recently received a $100,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Arts. I asked whether taking NEA money seemed ironic, given his family's free-market leanings and general animosity toward government subsidizing. The Acton Institute, a Judeo-Christian free-market think tank based in Grand Rapids to which the DeVoses had donated, has advocated for the abolition of public funding of contemporary art. For DeVos, however, the NEA grant seemed more about the cred than the money, and he called it "a great statement of national validation."
So was the goal to be taken seriously by the art establishment or to ultimately displace it altogether? "I honestly don't spend a lot of time thinking about the art world," he replied, though he still planned to attend Art Basel in 2011. "It's not to suggest I'm creating some kind of war. My overall goal is building a creative culture in Michigan, and it's all a method of trying a different path to get there. I wanted to do something different and weird. The industrial era was very good to us, but it's very rigid, it's very linear, it's monolithic, and that's not coming back." He looked at other midsize cities that have become hubs of culture and innovation—Portland, Austin, Boulder—and wanted to see that energy in Grand Rapids. "I'm more interested in that challenge. How do you create those sorts of centers? I see ArtPrize as my creative act."
Not all of this year's competitors were fortune-seeking amateurs or skillful confectioners of derivative kitsch. The event had also attracted serious professionals from the loftier precincts of the art establishment, professionals like Alois Kronschlaeger, an Austrian by way of Greenpoint, Brooklyn. Kronschlaeger met me at the door of Site:Lab, a huge gutted building on the outskirts of downtown. In jeans and a black T-shirt, his salt-and-pepper hair swept theatrically back from a high forehead, he seemed like what a New Yorker would assume people from Grand Rapids think all European avant-garde artists are like.


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I did not go to an Ivy League school (go BU Terriers!), but I do know this: they're steeped in tradition—think secret societies and more. And they can be a bit of a boys' club [ed. note: Hey! I went to Penn - RJZ], which makes Cornell University's decision to hire its first female president that much more inspiring. Cheers to bucking tradition!
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A water lily in full bloom is reflected in the pond at the Leo Mol Sculpture Garden Tuesday afternoon. Photo by Ruth Bonneville / Winnipeg Free Press.
Assiniboine Park Conservancy gardener Jaime Chavez tries to get out of the spray from the sprinkler system in the English Gardens Saturday. Photo by Ruth Bonneville.
Winnipeg busted out the red and white to celebrate Canada's 145th birthday Sunday, and our photographers were on hand: at The Forks, the Legislature, Assiniboine Park and Osborne Village. Details on these photos and others in our full Canada Day slideshow: http://wfp.to/4qm
Mosquito season? Bring on the dragonflies. Free Press photographer Joe Bryksa found this beauty in the English Garden at Assiniboine Park.
Hundreds of Winnipeggers turn their gaze skyward for a view of the Transit of Venus at Assiniboine Park yesterday. Miss seeing the black dot move across the face of the sun? Well, there's always next…century. More on the rare event, which won't be seen again until 2117: http://wfp.to/YaG
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The myth that Christians in the Middle Ages thought the world was flat was given a massive boost by Andrew Dickson White's weighty tome The Warfare of Science with Theology. This book has become something of a running joke among historians of science and it is dutifully mentioned as a prime example of misinformation in the preface of most modern works on science and religion. The flat Earth is discussed in chapter 2 and one can almost sense White's confusion that hardly any of the sources support his hypothesis that Christians widely believed in it. He finds himself grudgingly admitting that Clement, Origen, Ambrose, Augustine, Isodore, Albertus Magnus and Aquinas all accepted the Earth was a globe - in other words none of the great doctors of the church had considered the matter in doubt. Although an analysis of what White actually says suggests he was aware that the flat Earth was largely a myth, he certainly gives an impression of ignorant Christians suppressing rational knowledge of its real shape.
Luckily for White there were then, as there are now, a few fringe writers who could be counted upon to support any point of view no matter how wild. Cosmas Indicopleustes was one such man. He was a merchant traveller who retired to become a monk in the Egyptian desert where he wrote a treatise on Christian Topology that included his flat Earth cosmology. It was widely ignored at the time and Christian scholars like John Philoponus derided it as the work of an uneducated fool. So it was and it was soon forgotten. Because it was written in Greek, it was unavailable and unknown in the Latin West where, contrary to White's insinuations, it had no influence at all. First published with a Latin translation only in 1776, the book has since gained far wider recognition that it ever had in its day.
Lactantius was another church father who did seem sure the earth was flat but no one paid much attention to him either. Other early Christians may well have simply been using common language that we still use today. Saying "to the ends of the earth", "the four corners of the world" or "the sun sank into the sea" does not make you a flat Earther and we should treat ancient people with the same generosity. What can be stated categorically was that a flat Earth was at no time ever an element of Christian doctrine and that no one was ever persecuted or pressurised into believing it. This is interesting because the Bible itself implies the Earth is flat (for example at Daniel 4:11 or 4:8 in Catholic Bibles) and most of its writers (certainly those of the Old Testament) probably thought so. Clearly, belief in the complete scientific accuracy of the scriptures against known facts was not upheld by the early or medieval church who were happy to accept a figurative interpretation. You can read a full analysis of the different writers who have mentioned the shape of the earth in the e-book The Flat Earth by 'Ethical Atheist'.
Anti-clerical history of science writers have promulgated the myth so that even today, in his book The Discoverers, Daniel Boorstin manages to produce a totally misleading account (although he eventually gets Columbus right). His bias shows badly when he castigates Christians for thinking the world was flat when they did not and then praises the erudition of Chinese geographers who actually did believe it. The myth is so prevalent that the blurb on the back cover of the UK version of Umberto Eco's Serendipities, the editor repeats the myth even though within the book itself, Eco devotes a good deal of attention to debunking it!
The doyen of historians of Medieval Science, Edward Grant, covers the issue in his new book, God and Reason in the Middle Ages where he finds all educated people in the Middle Ages were well aware the Earth was a sphere. Perhaps today we can at last dispense with this patronising belief about the Christian Middle Ages.
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Glyph of strangulate? For PvE?
Any tank taking this is an idiot.
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Too many better glyphs and 20 seconds skimmed off doesn't really do much in a fight. You used general vezax as an example. That's a bad one because he's going to be casting constantly so you either have two interupts or you fail because there's no way a 20 seconds skim is going to be enough for a constant single interuptor to make a difference and if you're in a tight spot you can already use strangulate.
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So… Just got to the parent-teacher conferences… BABIES. Points to the show for compelling set ups on what normally are barely fleshed out side characters in Lydia, Jackson, and Stiles. Also, I demand to know Stiles' real first name. Looked interesting.


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Here's the hard part: Doctor Faustus is written in Renaissance English, which means it contains some words that might look a little odd to us modern folk. That's why the dictionary's your new best friend.
There's also the matter of the fact that the play uses allegorical figures like Good and Bad Angels and the Old Man, which might throw some readers for a loop. Plus a fairly complicated plot point involving the Pope… and another Pope that readers unfamiliar with religious history might stumble over.
But you know what? Shmoop's here to help. And once you've got the background and the language down, this play is a fun romp through Faustus's world, with the added bonus of a moral lesson at the end. And seriously, who could resist a play in which one of the main characters is a dude named Mephistopheles. That's just plain fun to say.


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Lizard figures were very popular with the Edwardians and Victorians, often appearing on desk blotters, encircling vases, painted on china, etc. - and on jewelry. These two brooches date to the 1920's - 1930's or they could be pre 1900. The open "c" style catch suggests the age...
Measurements: Total WEIGHT: 57.4 grams twt - CLASP: 2 1/4" x 1 1/2" - LENGTH: 7"
The design of this bracelet is Austro Hungarian or (Edwardian vintage) "Court Jewelry" The stones are faceted colored crystals: FAUX rubies, emeralds, garnets, sapphires, diamonds, and a single central imitation pearl - all crystals are set in full bezel cups.
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The largest brooch is topped with the symbol of Scotland: the Scottish thistle.
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Measurements: Length of Chain from round amethyst crystal: 7.5" - Total length of Necklace from clasp: 9.5" - Interior circumference of chain from clasp to round amethyst crystal: 15" - Round amethyst crystal: 7mm
Gorgeous true amethyst pendant necklace with sterling silver chain and sterling pendant which holds two amethyst thistles. Signed C H for Charles Horner and hallmarked - see photo #3 - Chester, England - 1905.
Measurements: WEIGHT: 1.5 troy oz. - 3.25" long including both hooks x 2.25" greatest width.
Clearly hallmarked.
Worn with the long "tongue" hung over a belt or waistband. The smaller open hook would hold one chatelaine object - my first thought was a chatelaine purse or a ring of housekeeping keys.
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Measurements: 2" diameter with a domed profile of 5/8" set into a silver full cup bezel with original "c" clasp. Pin stem appears to either have been replaced or re-soldered.
A gorgeous portrait of a wealthy woman of the court or a courtesan wearing an ornate kimono covered in gold moriage representing threads of gold. The hair ornaments are also golden.
Beautiful life like detail.
The only damage I see is a bit of moriage bead work missing from the frame surround.
Measurements: 18" long excluding the watch swivel 8.7 grams of sterling silver
The price of $215 is for the chain ONLY; not the heart which is listed separately in my catalog.
This is an exquisite chain with a number of delicate, very detailed design elements.
The six center links are each set with a marcasite.
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Martellus Bennett got back to his old ways form earlier this season when he turned in another solid last night against the Packers. But despite just three passes in the victory, Bennett's best catch came when he caught a fan who fell out of the stands after the game.
As he was exiting the field after the game, Bennett tossed his gloves into the stands to a group of young fans, when an adult fans came flying down and over the railing. But never fear, as superhero Martellus Bennett is here — at least he was for that particular fan.
"I just did what any super hero would do, saved his life," Bennett said. "I'm like Scott Summers [Cyclops from the X-Men comics]."
Bennett did admit that he almost didn't catch the fan, as his initial reaction was that the fan wasn't falling but was instead attacking him or something of the sort.
"My first instinct was to step back, like 'Oh —!'" he said. "But I did the righteous thing so I caught him and slowly tried to put him down but I tripped over somebody and we all fell. I'm just happy I could help someone out."
Just for the record, Bennett did refer to himself as Black Unicorn during training camp, and we saw that superhero appear not only on the field last night but off it as well. Batman may be Bruce Wayne by day and Batman by night, but Martellus Bennett can be both the man and the myth at the same time in New York.
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Eric Yamoah Boateng was born on November 20, 1985 in London. He is a 6'10" British professional basketball player. He is a former player with the Arizona State Sun Devils men's basketball team.
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