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Phish's last night at Red Rocks Amphitheatre was made complete with one very special guest, Bill Kruetzman. The former drummer of the Grateful Dead was not expected and to bring him out for six songs to close out the second set was quite a treat. In typical Phish fashion, the band employed a little trickery to keep everyone guessing. Instead of honoring Jerry Garcia on his birthday, Saturday August 1, they choose to bring Bill Kreutzman out on the day after his birthday, because it just wouldn't be Phish if the act did something actually predictable. Kreutzman is the third member of the legendary jamband giant that has joined the members of Phish on stage.
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In 1811, Jane Austen's first published work, Sense and Sensibility," " marked the debut of England's premier novelist of manners. Believing that 3 or 4 families in a country village is the very thing to work on, she created a brilliant tragicomedy of flirtation and folly. Romantic walks through lush Devonshire and genteel dinner parties at a stately manor draw two pretty sisters into the schemes and manipulations of landed gentry determined to marry wisely and well. Neither sense nor sensibility can guarantee happiness for either as romantic Marianne falls prey to a dangerous rascal, and reasonable Elinor loses her heart to a gentleman already engaged. Wonderfully entertaining yet subtle and probing in its characterizations, Sense and Sensibility richly displays the supreme artistry of a great English novelist.
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One of England s most beloved authors, Jane Austen wrote such classic novels as Pride and Prejudice, Sense and Sensibility, Emma, and Northanger Abbey. Published anonymously during her life, Austen s work was renowned for its realism, humour, and commentary on English social rites and society at the time. Austen s writing was supported by her family, particularly by her brother, Henry, and sister, Cassandra, who is believed to have destroyed, at Austen s request, her personal correspondence after Austen s death in 1817. Austen s authorship was revealed by her nephew in A Memoir of Jane Austen, published in 1869, and the literary value of her work has since been recognized by scholars around the world.
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Joe planned a postcard-perfect afternoon in the English countryside to celebrate his lover's return after six weeks in the States. The perfect day turns to nightmare, however, when they are involved in freak ballooning accident in which a boy is saved but a man is killed
In itself, the accident would change the couple and the survivors' lives, filling them with an uneasy combination of shame, happiness, and endless self-reproach. But fate has far more unpleasant things in store for Joe. Meeting the eye of fellow rescuer Jed Parry, for example, turns out to be a very bad move. For Jed is instantly obsessed, making the first of many calls to Joe and Clarissa's London flat that very night. Soon he's openly shadowing Joe and writing him endless letters. (One insane epistle begins, "I feel happiness running through me like an electrical current. I close my eyes and see you as you were last night in the rain, across the road from me, with the unspoken love between us as strong as steel cable.") Worst of all, Jed's version of love comes to seem a distortion of Joe's feelings for Clarissa.
Apart from the incessant stalking, it is the conditionals--the contingencies--that most frustrate Joe, a scientific journalist. If only he and Clarissa had gone straight home from the airport... If only the wind hadn't picked up... If only he had saved Jed's 29 messages in a single day... Ian McEwan has long been a poet of the arbitrary nightmare, his characters ineluctably swept up in others' fantasies, skidding into deepening violence, and--worst of all--becoming strangers to those who love them. Even his prose itself is a masterful and methodical exercise in de-familiarisation. But Enduring Love and its underrated predecessor, Black Dogs, are also meditations on knowledge and perception as well as brilliant manipulations of our own expectations. By the novel's end, you will be surprisingly unafraid of hot-air balloons, but you won't be too keen on looking a stranger in the eye. --Alex Freeman --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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Much has been made of the first chapter of the book, and rightly so, but I would draw attention to the final chapter, for it was this part which left me breathless. It is also here that McEwan answers the conundrum that he set us in the title of his book. Is he saying that love is a nuisance - an affliction that we must endure? Or is his message that love can endure whatever hardships are placed before it?
If you finished reading after the penultimate chapter, then the message would clearly be the former. However, in the beautifully written conclusion, McEwan offers us a feeling of redemption, offering hope to each of the relationships in the novel which feature mutual affection, and hence ending on an optimistic note. The very last line made my heart miss a beat.
In addition to this neat trick, McEwan also displays perception and empathy of the highest order - qualities that for me seem to be found in all the most accomplished authors, and not easy when writing about both men, women, children, and, erm, psychopaths. The characters in the novel are believable, and seem like living, breathing entities rather than merely being shards of the authors own ego.
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also one of the most beautifully written and emotionally
engaging books to have come out of Britain in the past
decade. Fans of McEwan familiar with his superb wartime
novel, Atonement, will enjoy Enduring Love very much.
The novel focuses on love and obsession and the factors
that drive us and how we perceive ourselves through the prism
of our relationships in the modern world.
The story also renders a nuanced expose of the stalking
phenomenon and is constructed in such a way as to encourage
the reader to ponder whether the central character Joe
is imagining the stalking he seems to be undergoing.
An informed and well written dissection of this modern
phenomenon complete with the usual McEwan themes of love, loss
and beautiful prose.
I enjoyed this novel and found it an excellent companion piece
to Atonement. I must admit I prefer McEwan in this form
than to his enjoyable but farcical Booker-prize winning romp, Amsterdam. I would also encourage fans of the recent film
starring Daniel Craig and Samantha Morton to read the novel
as it differs in some regards from the film, which is
also excellent, though the medium lacks the same narrative
Perhaps Britain's finest novelist today.
After a very good start full of potential I felt that this went right off track- becoming less credible and convincing. By the time I reached the point where he dug up an old aquaintance to supply him with a gun I was cringeing and simply had to stop reading- it simply felt false and phoney.
In a way, McEwan's depiction of how people's lives can be adversely affected by brushing up against someone who, in accepted terms, is not quite "normal", is distinctly Rendellian. Though, while McEwan's portrayal of this particular malign influence is certainly powerful, here it is not quite as convincing or effective, even though it works well enough for the purposes of the plot. Another large slice of this novel's magic comes from McEwan's ability, through his tempered, reasonable prose, to make the most surreal of things seem entirely possible, even probable. Gradually, this book becomes a fascinating and satisfyingly oblique examination of obsession and all forms of love: familial, sexual, parental, as well as study in what love itself means, though the various character's experiences. The brilliant double-take title places a sharp gloss onto these themes, setting mental cogs in motion to top the excellent ensemble off perfectly.
Another of McEwan's trademarks is on brilliant display here, too: the depiction of the gradual disintegration of human relationships.Read more ›
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First Look: Olympus E-PL2Pocket-lint
Olympus has just announced the new Olympus E-PL2 Micro Four thirds hybrid camera at this year's Consumer Electronics Show 2011 in Las Vegas and we managed to get our hands on the new model ahead of the game. Read on to find out what we thought of the new compact system camera.
When the Olympus E-PL1 was released it quenched our thirst for many of the lackings of the original E-P1 model. The latest E-PL2 release looks to further polish up the range but, it has to be said, for those expecting a full revamp of the PEN series this is, at first glance, little more than a marginal update.
First and foremost the E-PL2 does look far better than the E-PL1: The screen on the rear is now much more flush with the body and it's a larger 3-inch size that dominates the space. Overall the feel is much more up to date and gone is the "champagne" finish, now with silver, black, red or white options available. We've only seen the "silver on silver" option in the flesh so far, but it marries together much better compared to the E-PL1 which, frankly, looked a little out of date upon its release.
The E-PL2's controls see an overhaul from the previous release. Although the interior menu system is the same standard Olympus setup, the d-pad on the rear now has a rotational thumbwheel-like control and the overall finish looks and feels much more together.
Internal changes are fairly subtle, however, with a new top-end shutter speed of 1/4000 second and ISO 6400 sensitivity. Although the latter change means an extra stop of sensitivity over the previous release, the E-PL2's 12.1-megapixel sensor is the very same as before and there are no processing changes either. But then this isn't a replacement model – the E-PL2 will sit on the shelves alongside the E-PL1 for the time being.
There's also Art Filter II which updates some of the original Art Filter settings and adds Dramatic Tone (a pseudo HDR-like setting) as a replacement for the Sepia option. Some settings can also be used in combination, i.e., "stacked", though there are only a few presets and no option to user-define these. More available customisation would really take this feature to the next level and seems like it should have been further developed for this release. Then there's Face Detection that gets an extra level of focus detail by targeting the subject's eyes in the new "Eye Detect" AF option. Certainly great for perfect portraits with that extra degree of precision – ideal if you're using a wide-aperture lens on the front of the camera.
The biggest change to speak of is the brand new kit lens which, despite the same 14-42mm (28-84mm equiv) zoom range, now has internal focusing which is almost twice as fast as the previous generation lens. Although this focusing mechanism means near-silence which is great for movie shooting (hence the "MSC" (Movie Stills Compatible) designation), the actual camera itself features the very same focusing algorithm as before meaning that there's no change in how decisive and accurate the focusing is.
What is fairly exciting, however, is the addition of a variety of add-on lens elements (each sold separately): there's a 1.5x macro for £50 (though this isn't a true 1:1 ratio), a wideangle converter (the 14mm wideangle becomes 11mm) for £80 and a 120° fisheye lens for around £120. These weren't available for testing out, though the concept looks to encourage yet more people to step into the PEN system. We'll be looking to get our hands on these accessories and provide you with the results if we can.
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All in all the E-PL2 feels a lot like the E-PL1 should have been upon its initial release. All the original goodness is still on offer in this latest model but there's just not an astounding amount of "new" to be found here. There's no viewfinder as per the last version, so word has it there's likely to be a very different and more advanced PEN model to follow inside this year…
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(Aug. 15, 2014) -- Assistant Professor Marie Tillyer and Associate Professor Rob Tillyer in the UTSA College of Public Policy Department of Criminal Justice are analyzing criminal incidents from across the United States to better understand the factors that affect the outcomes of various incidents of crime.
For the last several years, the Tillyers have analyzed thousands of crime reports using data from the National Incident Based Reporting System (NIBRS). This system contains detailed reports submitted by law enforcement agencies across the country. In 2011 alone, nearly 6,000 law enforcement agencies in 36 states submitted data to the NIBRS.
The Tillyers have so far examined factors that impact the degree of victim injury incurred during non-fatal violent crimes. They also have explored the likelihood of arrest and value of property stolen during a robbery for offenders who commit crimes with others, versus those who offend alone.
For each investigation, they examine situational factors including, for example, the number of people involved in the criminal incident, the victim-offender relationship, the type of location, the time of day and whether a weapon was used.
"The NIBRS data allows us to examine the extent to which situational factors influence how crime events unfold," said Marie Tillyer. "We largely approach our research from an opportunity perspective that highlights the importance of proximate factors in influencing not just the occurrence of crime, but the nature and severity of these incidents."
The Tillyers consider their ongoing research a holistic, detail-oriented approach to understanding crime events and their outcomes. Robert Tillyer noted that this is a variant on traditional criminal justice research methods for studying crime, which largely focus on crime counts and often do not take finer situational details into account.
"Situational and event-focused crime analysis is a fairly new approach to crime prevention research," he said. "Findings from this type of research can help inform prevention techniques and even policy that can have the potential to impact crime events and their outcomes."
The Tillyers hope that they can identify the situational factors that may affect how different violent crimes unfold. This research, they said, could assist in the crafting of preventive measures that can shape future criminal justice policy.
Marie Tillyer received her Ph.D. and master's degree in criminal justice from the University of Cincinnati; she earned her bachelor's in criminal justice from University of Dayton. Her research interests include victimization, violence, crime prevention and environmental criminology.
Rob Tillyer received his Ph.D. in criminal justice from the University of Cincinnati; he earned his master's and bachelor's of criminology from Simon Fraser University. He has published and presented extensively in the fields of criminal justice analysis and policy and the criminal justice system.
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Do You Know What Gluten Is?
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It seems like everyone and their health-conscious mother is avoiding gluten at all costs. But, just how many of them really know what the dreaded G-word actually means? On his show last night, Jimmy Kimmel decided to put a bunch of gluten-free Angelenos to the test. Predictably, hilarity ensued, which you can enjoy in the video below.
But, while Jimmy and Co. talked to regular Joes on the street, the video got me thinking about all the supposed "health experts" I've spoken to who are shockingly shaky themselves on just what gluten is, and whether we should be eating it.
While the second question has many, many different answers depending on who you ask and what your particular health situation is, gluten itself is a very real thing — and, it's actually pretty simple to define.
The word itself, which means "glue" in Latin, refers to two different proteins in cereal grains like wheat. Called glutenin and gliadin, the proteins are found in the endosperm, or seed, of the plant, which is ground into the flour we use every day. Proteins like these are vital for nourishing most flowering plants. It's worth noting that even supposedly "gluten-free" grains, like rice and corn, contain similar compounds, although they're not considered "true gluten" proteins.
The gluten proteins are activated during the kneading process, when glutenin binds to gliadin and forms a network; this is what gives dough its structure and elasticity. This process (and gluten itself) plays a key role in giving bread and other gluten-containing products their texture — which, as anyone who's tried to give up gluten knows all too well, is notoriously difficult to replicate without it.
So, while the question of whether or not you should eat gluten has way more answers than even Jimmy Kimmel could chase down, gluten itself is one (well, two) specific compounds that aren't nearly as mysterious as they're made out to be. Gluten-free evangelists, take note.
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Historic First Flight
Monday, 12 November 2007 20:57
One Hundred years ago on 13th November 1907 Paul Cornu of France completed the first free flight in a helicopter. He built his helicopter using two counter rotating 6m rotors driven by a 24hp Antoinette engine. Paul reached an altitude of 0.3m and remained airborne for 20 seconds. Congratulations to our French predecessors.
Speed over both earth's poles world record ratified !
Monday, 12 November 2007 20:31
CIG President David Hamilton congratulates Jennifer Murray and Colin Bodill both of the UK for the ratification of their Speed over both earth's poles world record. The crew are to be heartily congratulated on this record.
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2007 saw the completion of the revision of Championship Rules and the final adoption of Media Events within those Rules. Proposals to further improve slalom and postman events, running them as parallel events, was further refined and tested during the German Open Championship at Eisenach.
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Thursday, 30 August 2007 18:16
The local press in Germany followed an invitation of CIG president Mr. David Hamilton and the German Helicopter Club to visit the event of the Open German Helicopter Championships in Eisenach, Germany. The German Helicopter Club, represented by Mr. Pit Schöffler, held a presentation about the upcoming event and gave an overview about the competition. After that, the reporters had the opportunity to ask questions about the event. Mainly they were interested in the special tasks like Fender Rigging, Slalom, Postman, Hover and Navigation flights.
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Jennifer Murray and Colin Bodill reach South Pole
Wednesday, 10 January 2007 21:22
Jennifer Murray (UK) and Colin Bodill have achieved the South Pole in the first stage of their 'Round the World Pole to Pole' flight and as at 7th January 2007 are shortly to cross back into South America. You can follow their progress at http://www.polarfirst.com/
Round-the-World flight via the Poles.
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FAI-CIG President David Hamilton, the Bureau and Delegates extend their best wishes and greetings to Jennifer Murray and Colin Bodill who left on 5th December for an attempt to fly Around the World Pole to Pole.
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