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Posted on 12/10/2006 9:41:43 AM PST by kinghorse
First off let me state I haven't yet seen Apocalypto, but knowing what I know of Mr. Gibson's sensibilities, I expect it to be a rather rude departure from political correctness regarding non-western culture. And, being a cultured western male, I applaud this. The insinuations are prime to survival and subject for honest debate in the current situation in the ME and more specifically Iraq and Lebanon. I thought about all of this while listening to Cookie and Zachie and the inestimable Mr. George Will debate the ways and means of surrender in Iraq on This Week with George Stephanopoulos. This was after enduring the grinning moron that is Joe Biden rub his hands with glee while a ranking Republican laid out all the reasons why we need to abandon the Green Zone in Iraq.
Why bring up Apocalypto? It shows the cruelty that exists in the heart of man, the animal, not the divine creature. Western thought gave meaning and reason to divinity as a justification for imposing change. When the Europeans first met indigenous people at Plymouth, there was an exchange of food as a celebration and giving of thanks. Ultimately, the indigenous culture's inability to accept reason and logic as the guiding principle in their lives was their undoing. What we are witnessing in Iraq is but another example of a culture's inability to accept logic and reason as a guiding principle in their lives.
George Will, God Bless This Man's Soul, laid it out so clearly when he explained the abject stupidity of the premise behind the Baker Report. And this is what he said. The Baker Report states that a solution of the Israeli Palestinian conflict will solve the problems of Iraq and the rest of the Middle East. Then Mr. Will illustrated this stupidity. He gave the example of a Shiite or Sunni hit squad going out on their morning run to kill their neighbors when they hear over the radio that peace has been achieved in the Israeli Palestinian conflict. The squad leader then announces they stop the hit and all go home and become good proper citizens. I almost fell out of my chair! But he wasn't finished. Next Mr. Will rightfully asked what makes anyone think Iran or Syria want to help stabilize Iraq when Baker's main tenet assumes a new cooperation.
When irrational people are presented with the agent of change, predictable results will follow. The rational process we will follow by adhering to our democratic principles of open debate, consensus building and compromise will inevitably alter the policy to more properly respond to conditions in the region. If we fall back or stay, the calculus doesn't change much. It's going to be violent and chaotic. President Bush should be commended for keeping the faith with western rational thought and being an agent for change where change is needed. In the end, rationality must prevail over irrationality. Our kids even get it better than some of these so called leaders. My son came home last night after viewing the film Munich and needed to be calmed down about things. I tell you, there's a resurgence and pride among our youth regarding our culture's rationality and civility that shouldn't be discounted. Mel's Gibson's Apocalypto is the latest example of this belief and the need to defend and promote, for lack of a better word, a divine way. Or maybe it is just that I hope for this. But I see it rising and I see good things for America. And yes it's a big tent and everyone is part of this. Race or nationality doesn't preclude being a part of this resurgence of pride in who we are and what we represent. Sadly, I can't see much of it in the generation of people leading us today (President Bush excluded).
When I said my son had to be calmed down I did it by explaining in America we are guided by principles that allow everyone to share in the glory of our nation. It doesn't matter how you worship (as long as you aren't advocating violence), who you are, what you look like, you are welcome to live you life and raise your children freely. The people here overwhelmingly are here because they want to share in our blessed freedom.
I've seen Apocalypto. Think of it as "Quest for Fire" set in the Yucatan.
Just a story about a family man trying to do his best for his own in the only world he knows. ;-)
It's a good flick.
The theme of Apocalypto is a good one. Fear is a disabling disease. You can cure it only by fighting back with everything you have.
My big problem is the choice of the title for the thing, Apocalypto; sounds like a Latin-American dance.
Praise God, may it be so! Amen!
Beautiful essay. I, too, have to have hope. My kid is a 20 something grad student in international studies. I spoke about some of my own discouragement with the old hippie agenda recently, and my kid said, "Have faith in the next generation. Maybe enough of us don't want to live like that any more."
How can we have faith in the next generation when we still haven't found all of the cracker crumbs, stuffed animals and prohibited magazines they left behind in their rooms when they went off to save the world.
Are we talking about the Nannystates of America? You have the blessed freedom to go to a government office and get a permit to do what you want, after paying appropriate fees. Soon, smokers will need to get a permit to smoke in their own houses.
And people overwhelmingly are coming here, not for freedom, but welfare, free housing, and other freebies if you are lucky - paid for by you. If you are unlucky, they are muslim immigrants, brought in by Senator Brownback, and waiting for the signal to attack the Great Satan and the infidels - (aka YOU).
someone should get this message to the defeatocrats! Reagan handed us freedom from fear- Jimmy Carter and Clinton killed it and handed us fear again. http://sacredscoop.com
***I've seen Apocalypto. Think of it as "Quest for Fire" set in the Yucatan.***
I haven't seen it, but I saw this recut trailer for it, and thought it was hilarious. There's a fifteen second ad for target first.
I am heartened by my offspring's often-repeated byword since around 10th grade, "Generally speaking, people are stupid." It took me until my late thirties to accept this realization. So I'm not seeing any illusions about saving the world; only having a scope of influence within it. I think this differs from what I saw and heard around me in the 60s.
brought in by Senator Brownback,
Could you give me some sources on that?
For the full discussion, do a keyword search for "sambrownback" - it is a an article entitled, Brownback, A Full Scale Conservative. This is an excerpt of my post.
To: Aussie Dasher
The real question is whether President Brownback will turn your town into a ghetto filled with polygamous Africans on welfare. If you move to Kansas, you will be safe from this fate according to this writer:
Sam Brownback and the Somali Bantu
By Thomas Allen
Coming soon to a town near you: some of a projected influx of 12,000 Somali Bantu. Unless you live in Kansasthanks to the hidden hypocrisy of its arch-immigration enthusiast Senator, Sam Brownback.
You have to admire the sense of humor of the folk in the refugee industry. Their current bright idea: to resettle part of a polygamous tribe that practices female genital mutilation in Holyoke, Massachusetts--next door to the first womens college in America.
Even by the standards of the refugee industry and God knows etc.--the story of the Somali Bantu is wild. They are not ethnic Somalis, the group who have just notoriously discovered Lewiston, Maine, doubling its welfare budget in two years. (At 3 percent of the Lewistons population, Somalis now receive 46 percent of its welfare payments). Instead, the Somali Bantu are the descendants of slaves brought to Somalia from further south as much as two hundred years ago. They remain distinct and are allegedly despised by their former masters--themselves, it should be noted, black Africans.
Under a 1997 agreement with the United Nations, which operates Somali Bantu refugee camps in Kenya, the Somali Bantu were to resettle in Mozambique, their ancestral homeland. But Mozambique backed out at the eleventh hour, citing a change in government and a lack of resources.
So the Somali Bantu are coming here.
Of course, for a fraction of the money the U.S. will spend to move this tribe to America, Mozambique could have been persuaded to carry through on its promises. But the U.S. refugee industry needs clients! So that option was never considered.
The cost to the taxpayer of resettling this tribe in the U.S. could run into the billions.
- In case you haven't kept up with the news, Taleban types have taken Mogadishu, where the Somali capital is located. Burkas and Osama are popular there. Brownback imports them because diversity needs African Osamas in America - but not in Kansas. If you read the full article, it discusses how Brownback dumped the Muslims in Massachusetts, Virginia, and California but not in Kansas. Hypocrisy, anyone?
I saw Apocalipto Friday night, and it's an excellent film, as well as an excellent piece of storytelling. It's easily the best among many good films I've seen this year.It reminded me most of Cornell Wilde's The Naked Prey (1966), although at times it seemed to draw from Fellini's Satyricon, and the ending was right out of Lord of the Flies.
Sounds awfully Menckenian.
Well, better that than going like a lamb to the slaughter as I did from my sheltered adolescence out into the world during the turbulent 60s. Happy holiday greetings to you!
I lived in Monterey, Ca. during 1966-1970, our son was one when we got there from Burbank and I cut his hair once, we called him our "Little Hippy."
Hey, maybe we crossed paths when I visited out there in 1970, sitting around nude in the hot tubs at Esalen with a bunch of complete strangers. Those were the days.
Apocalypto is the Spanish word for Apocalypse--which in the original Greek means "I reveal" as in St John the Apostle who wrote the Book of Revelation...and all that entails.
Mel has reasons for naming it after the divine book of the Holy Bible.
What has that got to do with a perfectly good insult?
Everything about this movie worked. I thoroughly enjoyed it. A tremendous achievement. Raves, raves, raves. I applaud Mel for making this film. The characters were distinctive and sympathetic. Great writing.
One gratuitous "f" word in the English translation was my only beef, used in the context that "his goose is cooked". It got a cheap laugh from the audience.
ping for your consideration.
"Generally speaking, people are stupid."
I am 59 and feel that people are generally smart. See my tag.
First, let me say that neither one of us takes the "stupid" thing too seriously. And I do agree in principle with your tagline. I guess it comes down to one's relative ability to control the types of people you must interact with on a daily basis. In some lines of work, it's tougher than in others.
By the way, it's veering off a little, but in President Bush's press conference the day after the Republicans lost the election, the press were, as usual, trying to get Bush to denigrate his performance and apologize for living, and he prefaced his reply with, "In this line of work..." That gave me such a chuckle. Like it was any other line of work...
Sounds like a great film.
One quibble: what is in the heart of man and produces such cruelty is not his "animal' nature --animals seldom are cruel--but the sin that resides there, easting away at its vitality until it kills us. Sin--which is separation from God--can turn us,as it were. into incarnate demons.
Fair enough. Two words. Saint Mel.
Why let someone else tell you how to think. See for yourself and decide. It's the polar opposite of chiding Bush. It validates Bush.
Oh wait, I got your drift in the last 2 words. Still go see it. It's a beautiful vindication of western morality as unequivocable morality.
Of course you are right. I just don't want to contribute to the Bush Bashing Craze. It is as if he is the real enemy and not the Islamofacists.
Besides, I think my wife and I want to see the Nativity Story together instead.
Thanks for the advise.
The whole concept of stability is a concept of death.
It's part of my problem with the Bambi concept of natural history, where everything is beautiful and cute and benign. It's not the world. The world isn't like that at all.
You're either 'prey, you're an 'enemy', or you're 'ignored'.
Now think about all the islands. Island wildlife was wiped out because people could walk up to them with a stick and hit it on the head because it's much easier to kill something that doesn't see you as an enemy. By the time they realized it, they were extinct.
Ray Mendez, mole rat specialist, quoted from the documenty Fast, Cheap, & Out of Control (1997)
I see a lot of influences in "Apocalypto" - Gladiator, the first Conan the Barbarian film, Quest for Fire. I personally wondered if the entire film was Mel's metaphor about the decline of our corrupt, decaying American culture that refuses to honor the life of the unborn, but that's just my underlying impression.
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She was educated at Alliance Girls High School.[1] She was elected for the post of Kitui West Constituency MP three times, in 1974 and 1992 representing KANU and in 2002 representing NARC.[2] At the 2007 elections she contested the seat on the ODM-Kenya ticket, but lost to Charles Mutisya Nyamai.[3]
Mwendwa was appointed the Minister for Culture and Social Services on May 9, 1995, becoming the first female minister in Kenya.[4]
She caused a national disfavour in 1995 when she travelled to women's conference in Beijing in 1995 and took a hairdresser as a part of her delegation. Mwendwa herself defended the decision by stating that being a delegation leader, she must take care of her appearance.[5]
Her husband Kitili Maluki Mwendwa was Kenyan chief justice and politician. Kitili Mwendwa died in a traffic accident in 1985. He was at the time the Kitui West MP, his seat was taken at the subsequent by-election by his brother Kyale Mwendwa. His other brother, Eliud Ngala Mwendwa is also a former Kenyan minister.[6]
She lives in Matinyani village in Kitui District. Nyiva Mwendwa has two children, Kavinya and Maluki.[5]
- ^ "Alliance Girls High School: Historical Perspectives". Alliancegirlshigh.com. 1948-02-28. Retrieved 2011-08-09.
- ^ Center for Multiparty Democracy: Politics and Parliamentarians in Kenya 1944–2007
- ^ Parliamentary election results 2007 - Kitui West
- ^ The Power of the Media - A Handbook for Peacebuilders: Kenya - Gender and Conflict Media Projects Edited by Ross Howard, Francis Rolt, Hans van de Veen and Juliette Verhoeven
- ^ a b The Standard, October 23, 2008: Nyiva Mwendwa: Never give in to despair
- ^ David Throup & Charles Hornsby: Multi-party Politics in Kenya James Currey Publishers, 1998 ISBN 0-85255-804-X


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Fitch's Coulton Says Greece's Aid Deal May Help Sustain Rating
Greece's three-year emergency aid package worth as much as 120 billion euros ($159 billion) will meet its immediate financing needs and may help the country keep its investment-grade rating, said Brian Coulton, managing director of Fitch Ratings' sovereign debt team.
Greece will wind up talks with the European Union and the International Monetary Fund on the terms of the loans in the coming days. Disbursement of the funds to stave off default and progress on cutting the EU's second-largest budget deficit will probably allow Greece to remain investment grade, Coulton said. Fitch rates Greece BBB-, one notch above junk.
"It's about as close as you can get, but we expect external support to be forthcoming," he said in a telephone interview from London yesterday. "We do believe that a bailout package is coming and that it will enable Greece to get through near-term liquidity pressures."
Greek bonds slumped this week, with the yield on the two-year note topping 22 percent, after Standard & Poor's lowered its rating three notches to junk on April 27. Moody's Investors Service, which has the most favorable rating, said yesterday Greece's creditworthiness may be hit by a "multinotch" downgrade if the government doesn't cut the deficit enough or the EU fails to agree on a united response to the crisis.
Moody's, which rates Greece four notches above junk at A3, will make a decision after the government announces details of the budget steps agreed to with the IMF and the EU. Prime Minister George Papandreou's government has accepted budget cuts worth 10 percent of gross domestic product, or 24 billion euros, in the next two years as a condition for the emergency loans, said union officials who met with him yesterday.
Building Confidence
The talks will be concluded in "the next days" European Economic and Monetary Affairs Commissioner Olli Rehn said yesterday. The timing of the disbursement is becoming critical as Greece faces 8.5 billion euros in maturing bonds in May.
The involvement of the IMF and the EU will help build confidence in Greece, which has seen its credibility damaged by regular revisions to its economic data over the years and failed promises on deficit reduction.
"Greece has particular problems with respect to the strength of fiscal institutions and management and hence the credibility of its fiscal adjustment plans," Coulton said. "This underscores the importance of 'importing credibility' from external institutions such as the IMF and the EU."
Greece, which has a budget shortfall last year of at 13.6 percent of GDP last year, will have a more difficult time reducing the gap than other high-deficit nations such as Portugal and Spain, Coulton said.
'Less Serious'
The situation in Portugal, with a shortfall of 9.4 percent of GDP and a contracting economy, is "less serious" than in Greece because its government has a track record of deficit reduction, he said.
"The government has a lot more credibility; it made a lot of inroads reducing the deficit before the crisis struck," he said. "The credibility of the government plan is significantly better than Greece."
Spain, with a shortfall of 11.2 percent, has "far more aggressive plans" than the U.S. to pare the deficit, Coulton said. The biggest threat to Spain's efforts would be a sustained economic slump and high private debt. S&P also cut Spain's credit rating to AA, saying the government's economic-growth forecasts are too optimistic. Unemployment topped 20 percent in the first quarter, a report said today.
"Our biggest concern is can the Spanish economy return to robust growth in the medium term?" Coulton said. "Spain also has a lot of private-sector debt, related to the property-development boom. And the labor market is not flexible in Spain. Wage adjustment that would help recovery would be harder."


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The killer chef returns in this sequel to Bikini Bloodbath and Bikini Bloodbath Carwash. When Ms. Johnson sinks into a coma, Jenny and Sharon go to work in her famous ****** Shoppe and find themselves drawn into a bitter retail battle with the nearby Christian Deli. As the competition heats up, Jenny accidentally brings the Killer Chef back from beyond the grave. Later, at the holiday party, the eggnog begins to flow as the guests begin dropping like flies. As the eggnog wrestling match draws near, Jenny and Sharon team up to take down psychotic chef before the big event. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
- Genre: Horror
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- Theme: Serial Killers
- Studio: Blood Bath Pictures
- Run Time: 01 hr 11 min
- Language: English
- Format: DVD
- Release Date: October 19, 2010
- Director: Thomas Edward Seymour , Jon Gorman
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2K denies changes to XCOM development
2K has confirmed the resignation of Martin Slater, head of the Australian slice of 2K Marin, but denied the "big changes" to XCOM rumour which surfaced a fortnight ago.
"Over the course of a project, development teams do change and evolve from time-to-time," 2K told Joystiq.
"While we can confirm that Martin Slater is no longer with the studio, there have been no changes to the way in which XCOM is being developed.
"The project continues to involve strong collaboration between our California and Australia locations and continues to be led by creative director Jonathan Pelling, a longstanding member of the talented team that worked on BioShock, BioShock 2, Freedom Force and Tribes."
Two weeks ago, Slater's departure from the team at 2K Australia in January was uncovered by Supererogatory, along with the comment "there's a rumor that XCOM's undergone some big changes since it was announced".
XCOM is due in 2012 on PC and Xbox 360, and is based on a venerable series of tactical RPGs. Last time we saw it, it was a shooter – and still is, I guess, now the myths have apparently been debunked. Aww.
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Kinect hack lets you play 3D Tetris
Ever wondered what would happen if you crossed a Kinect with a hack of a cult classic game? An even more addictive, albeit basic, 3D game of Tetris, complete with Wiimote to move blocks around.
Ever wondered what would happen if you crossed a Kinect with a hack of a cult classic game? An even more addictive, albeit basic, 3D game of Tetris, complete with Wiimote to move blocks around.
Almost five years after the Nintendo Wii launched, broke sales records, and revolutionized gaming with the introduction of motion-sensitive controllers, the console is slated to get a successor by E3 in June 2011.
If you're waiting for Microsoft's official do-it-yourself motion-sensing PC kit, you won't have to wait much longer. Microsoft says the Kinect for Windows software development kit (beta) will ship this spring, and they've put up a research page to pr...
Onward Angry Birds Rio, the exotic new adventures of a bunch of irate avians that just flew past 10 million downloads. If they had legs, they'd probably be dancing on the sand.
The numbers are humbling: Three studios (of five) terminated, 205 jobs simply gone. That's the damage -- substantial by any measure -- at Sony Online Entertainment, Sony's flagship online games development brand.
Poor Duke, he just can't catch a break. He's been delayed once again. Well, for a month--from May 6 back to June 14, so just after E3 2011.
It looks like Kinect's officially a record-setter, grabbing Guinness' attention long enough to snag the title 'fastest selling consumer electronics device'. According to Microsoft, their controller-free Xbox 360 motion-sensing camera has sold a whopp...
It looks like Nintendo's 3DS isn't having trouble finding buyers in Japan. According to Japanese newspaper Nihon Keizai Shimbun (via Andriasang) gamers essentially exhausted Nintendo's initial shipment of 400,000 units. The 3DS launched in Japan Satu...
Sony is pretty annoyed with those hooligans hacking its beloved PlayStation 3. So annoyed, in fact, that they've involved law enforcement: On February 23, PS3 and Linux hacker graf_chokolo said the local police and a Sony representative raided his ho...
Nintendo's bid to put glasses-free 3D into the anxious hands of the masses just got underway in Japan. The company's 3DS -- sequel to the DS and DSi, and employing a new 3.53-inch widescreen that uses parallax barrier tech to create the illusion of t...
What would you call a Blizzard job listing for 'Senior Producer, Console,' on Diablo III? Waffling? Uncertain? Iffy? How about "pretty much a shoe-in"?
Take Android, Honeycomb, a 9.4-inch slate, and Sony's PlayStation brand, and what do you get? Why a Playstation Certified gaming tablet, what else!
Gamers with vast PlayStation Network software libraries won't catch a break if they opt to pick up Sony Ericsson's forthcoming Xperia Play when it ships in March. While the slide-bottom Android Phone plays PlayStation Suite-compatible games as well a...
Sony popped the lid on the industry's worst kept secret this afternoon, trotting out its Xperia Play Android phone at Mobile World Congress 2011 in Barcelona, Spain. You probably know all there is to say about the device at this point, except for one...
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First impression on unpacking the Q702 test unit was the solid feel and clean, minimalist styling.
For work use, Microsoft Word and Excel programs pre-installed on the device are adequate for preparing short documents.
The Fujitsu LifeBook UH574 allowed for great mobility without being obnoxiously heavy or clunky. Its twelve hours of battery life did not disappoint.
The screen was particularly good. It is bright and visible from most angles, however heat is an issue, particularly around the Windows button on the front, and on the back where the battery housing is located.
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Houston Center for Contemporary Craft
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In Residence
Houston Center for Contemporary Craft
May 27 - August 27, 2016
An exhibition featuring works by seven artists who began their residencies at HCC in 2014. Artists in the show include: Clara Hoag, Natasha Hovey, Jera Rose Petal Lodge, Sarah Mizer, Alexis Myre, Collette Spears, and Rena Wood.
Charlotte Potter: Glass Armory
Houston Center for Contemporary Craft
May 27 - September 3, 2016
An exhibition by Virginia-based artist Charlotte Potter. The works in the show "investigate the physical manifestation of identity through the intersection of glass and the human body's skin."
A View Within
Houston Center for Contemporary Craft
May 27 - September 3, 2016
An exhibition of textiles by Karen Rips and Paula Chung. The works in the show are inspired by body imaging medical technology and use images gathered from the artists' friends, family members, and strangers.
Mixed and Mastered: Turntable Kitsch
An exhibition featuring mixed-media works by Debra Broz and fiber works by Nick DeFord. The artists manipulate detritus from everyday life to reinvigorate and question the meanings...Read More
Found Subjects: Works by Sondra Sherman
An exhibition of works by jeweler Sondra Sherman. The artist uses books as her inspiration, creating jewelry that is housed in cut-out nooks within the pages...Read More
At Your Service
An exhibition examining the plate "as a cultural touchstone beyond its everyday utility." The show is curated by Niki Johnson and Amelia Toelke.
Asher Gallery Artist Chat with Jonathan Clark
A talk with former resident artist Jonathan Clark. The artist "works with office supplies he manipulates to interpret nature's process of intrinsic mathematical and divine proportions."
Papel picado
Grace Zuniga will lead a family event centered around making Papel picado (perforated paper), a traditional Mexican craft.
A family event where you can learn about the art of woodworking. There will be crafts and food!
Wendy Maruyama: The wildLIFE Project
An exhibition of works that illustrate the plight of elephants by way of the illegal ivory trade. Utilizing installation, Maruyama creates shrine-like objects that recall the...Read More
Ann Morton: What Happened Today? / The Collective Cover Project
An exhibition of new works by Arizona-based artist Ann Morton. Using large-scale installations, Morton explores the relationship between printed news and handcrafted objects. The project includes...Read More
Artifice of Nature
An exhibition of works by Susan Beiner and Brian Fleetwood. Exploring how nature is tailored to human consumption, each artists recreates interactions between nature and humanity.
Artist Chat: Rena Wood
Meet fiber artist Rena Wood and hear about her work.
Crafting a Continuum: Rethinking Contemporary Craft
An exhibition featuring craft objects made from wood, ceramic and fiber, providing a wide perspective on innovation and experimentation in modern and contemporary craft. Includes...Read More
Ceramics in the Environment
An outdoor exhibition of site-specific ceramic works made by Glassell School of Art student artists include Mary Aldrich, Loes Berendschot, Nell Gottlieb, Renee LeBlanc, Michelle...Read More
Course of Action: 50 Years of Jewelry and Enamel at the Glassell
An exhibition celebrating five decades of the Jewelry and Enamel program at the Museum of Fine Arts Houston's Glassell School of Art, featuring jewelry objects...Read More
Jeff Forster
An artist chat with sculptor Jeff Forster–head of ceramics at the Glassell School of Art and former HCCC resident artist– about his process and aesthetics.
Nourish: ClayHouston Membership Exhibition
The 13 artists featured in this juried group show use the endless possibilities of clay to explore the concept of nourishment.
Dining and Discourse: A Discussion in Three Courses
An exhibition exploring the relationship between craft and dining, and challenging notions of functionality, status, and aesthetics. Wood, glass, ceramics, fiber, metal, and mixed media...Read More
Kelly O'Brian: One day, late in the afternoon. . .
An installation in which contemporary ceramic artist Kelly O'Briant elevates everyday objects and subtly captures a sense of intimacy between utilitarian objects and their users.
Artist Chat: Jason Kishell and Amber Tiemann
Two Houston-based artists will discuss their work and demonstrate their signature techniques. Jason Kishell will show his draftsmanship as he transforms ceramics into objects of...Read More
Resident Artists' Pop-Up Show
A two-week-long exhibit of work created by Fall 2014 resident artists, Natasha Hovey, Jera Rose Petal Lodge, Alexis Myre, Collette Spears and Rena Wood. The...Read More
CraftTexas 2014
The eighth in a series of biennial juried exhibitions showcasing the best in Texas-made contemporary craft. Featuring 49 works by 44 Texas artists. This year's...Read More
Texas Masters Series: Sandie Zilker
A solo exhibition by the Houston metalsmith and educator – the fifth artist to be featured in the Masters Series.
La Frontera (Borderlands)
An international exhibition of contemporary jewelry in which 90 artists from the U.S., Mexico, Europe, Australia, and Latin America explore the underlying currents of the...Read More
Topsoil: Kate de Para, Sarah House, Sarah Rebekah Byrd Mizer
Work by three artists who use the mathematics, science, and aesthetics of the planet's waters and terrains.
Asher Spring Trunk Show: Connie Roberts
A trunk show with the Iowa City artist. Trunk show continues March 29, 11:00 AM – 4:00 pm and March 30, 1:00 – 4:00 pm.
Dark Light: The Micaceous Ceramics Of Christine Nofchissey Mchorse
Working from traditional materials and techniques, McHorse's vessel-based art blends pottery and sculpture. This is the Navajo artist's first traveling exhibition.
Cyan Silhouettes: Anna Mavromatis & Thea Clark
Through handmade books, jewelry, quilts, and clothing, Mavromatis and Clark use the cyanotype process to expose the memories and associations assigned to personal possessions. A participating...Read More
Aftereffects: Carrie Schneider
The final talk in a series of speaking events to provide a forum for Houston's dialogue on urban development. Schneider is the founder of Hear...Read More
Kat Cole, Laritza Garcia, Tara Locklear and Chesley Williams construct objects of adornment that use found elements and other non-precious materials.
Sprawl Speaker Series: Thomas Colbert & Susan Rogers
See one of six speaking events on urban development. Held in conjunction with the SPRAWL exhibition the series features a variety speakers.
Gary Schott: The Ornamental Plumb Bob
Houston Center for Contemporary Craft presents The Ornamental Plumb Bob, a solo exhibition of objects and brooches by San Antonio metalsmith, Gary Schott. Stemming from...Read More
Ctrl + P
Recent economic reports speculate that a third industrial revolution, shaped by digital technologies, is underway. This summer, Houston Center for Contemporary Craft investigates the implications...Read More
The Tool at Hand
The Tool at Hand features artists in varying stages of their careers who come from both the U.S. and the U.K. Working in a variety...Read More


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The host was entertaining. He provided non-scripted information about the buildings and bridges that the cruise psses by.
Doing what: London Eye and Thames River Sightseeing Cruise
We really enjoyed both elements of this tour. On the boat cruise, we rode down to Greenwich and back up to Westminster Bridge, so we were able to see all of the major sites of London along the Thames. Fantastic!
Doing what: Tower of London and Thames River Sightseeing Cruise
Great!! The boat trip was a good way to get an up close look at the bridges as well as some of the more interesting sites. The Tower of London tour was the best. Our guide was excellent. He made history sound like fun and engaged the group all the way through.
Doing what: Tower of London and Thames River Sightseeing Cruise
Such an amazing pass !! I recommend this pass to everyone whom is visiting in London, especially for their first time !! Defiantly got our money's worth. In the two day pass, my family and I visited various locations including: Westminster Abbey, Shakespeare's Globe, Tower of London, Tower Bridge, HMS Belfast, Tate Modern its free even if you don't have the pass, Handel's Museum, Kensington Palace. Such a great experience !!
Doing what: London Pass Including Hop-On Hop-Off Tour
Excellent tour. Bipassed all the very long ticket purchase lines. The river cruise was entertaining and a unique vantage point from which to see the London Bridge and the parliment buildings. The London Eye was fun, especially for the kids. Good value overall.
Doing what: London Eye and Thames River Sightseeing Cruise
We have figured when travelling abroad the most effective way to look at a new city is by going on a bike tour. So with this in mind we booked the Fat Tire Sunset Bike Tour in London and we were totally amazed and delighted with the result. The tour guides very extremely friendly, patient and so knowledgable of London and all its history. We came away with a more indepth and hands on look at London than what we could ever see from a bus. The tour was prefectly timed so that when we rode onto the London bridge it was dusk and the spectacular vista of Tower bridge with her lights was breath taking. We found that we went back to the special little places a few days later to have a good look at and realising the we wouldn't have known that they were there if not for the bike tour. I 100% recommend this tour to any one visiting London
Doing what: London Evening Bike Tour
I highly recommend getting a London Pass - it was easy to use, and you save so much money! Just plan your day(s) to maximize how many places you can visit. I had a 2 day pass, and managed to visit the Tower of London, Tower Bridge, Westminster Abbey, Jewel Tower and had a river cruise on day 1. On day 2, I saw St. Paul's Cathedral, Hampton Court Palace and Southwark Cathedral. There are discounts at some of the gift shops too! It was kind of nice to see all of the main places in 2 days as well, so we had the rest of the time to visit free things like galleries and parks and go shopping. It's perfect if you like to plan ahead - it's totally worth it!
Doing what: London Pass Including Hop-On Hop-Off Tour
mdrod1 USA
Both of these activities were excellent! The London Eye was great and the line moved surprisingly quickly. The views were phenomenal! The ride actually lasted half an hour. Just be sure to trade in your Viator voucher for tickets at the ticket building before you get in line, because they will not take your voucher as a ticket to get on. Viator should mention this important fact! We were able to skip the line because we already went through the line once after we found out we had to get the voucher exchanged. They were cool about that. The Thames River cruise was great as well. However, you must know where to go to get the river cruise tickets in exchange for your voucher! Guess what?! It is not the same place as the London Eye ticket building! Both these activities are run by different tour companies and take different tickets. Because we are savvy travelers, we did not listen to the girls at the London Eye ticket building. They wanted us to walk a mile away to somewhere they did not know. Duh! We instead found that the ticket booth on the boarding ramp to the right of the London Eye was where we had to go. After that, we took the cruise and it was entertaining, fun and informative. Our guide was funny and made it interesting. There were plenty of great photo opportunities as well. It was also a lengthy cruise that took us all the way to Tower Bridge and the Tower of London. Overall, a great tour and worth the money. I highly recommend it!
Doing what: London Eye and Thames River Sightseeing Cruise
This day went so quick and so easy to do just hop on hop off The eye was amazing as we had such great weather, Boat trip was full of intresting guides, only hint i would give anyone hear is dont cross back over Westminster Bridge to get boat, as they make a stop right outside The Eye anyway. Tower of London really great
Doing what: Tower of London and Thames River Sightseeing Cruise
The London Eye was fun, but the best part was the cruise along the Thames. Our guide had a working knowledge about the buildings and architecture along our cruise, the bridges, neighborhoods, even the seasonal water levels of the Thames itself! Our cruise began at Westminster and ended at the Tower of London. Great photos, fascinating history, lovely afternoon - we highly recommend!
Doing what: London Eye and Thames River Sightseeing Cruise
Really enjoyed this pass and felt we got our monies worth. Probably saved about $50 each based on what we saw. Even though some of the reviews say the museums are all free, that's not the case. For example, the Churchill War Rooms and Britain Guard Museum both charged, and I think many others do as well. The only thing we saw that I didn't care for was the London Bridge Experience, waste of time. Everything else was great!
Doing what: London Pass Including Hop-On Hop-Off Tour
I highly recommend the London Pass and Travel Card combo. We only had 3 days in London and bought the 2 day Pass along with the Card. We were able to visit both the Wimbleldon and Wembley Stadiums, Tower Bridge, Tower of London, Shakespeare Theater, St Paul's Cathedral, Tate Modern, but unfortunately, there was a riot, so we did not make it to Westminster Abbey.
The underground and double decker buses were very easy to fgure out with a map. If you are staying by Kings Cross Station- you can take this train to Heathrow Airport ( it takes about 1 hour) so make sure you give yourself enoght timeSan Francisco.
A very satisfied customer from San Francisco.
Doing what: London Pass Including Hop-On Hop-Off Tour
William N USA
The one and only must do. In less that an 2 hours, you can get great photos of the Thames, Parliament, Big Ben, the aquarium, the Tower of London and London Bridge. If you only have one day to tour London, this is the way to do it.
Doing what: London Eye and Thames River Sightseeing Cruise
Michael Taiwan
Bought 48 hours pass and went to Kensington Palace, Tower of London, Tower Bridge, National Portrait Gallery, Courtauld Gallery, Shakespeare's Globe Theatre and River Cruise. Didn't really calculate if the value is worthy but quite convenient. Just that the Fast Pass isn't really fast in Tower of London and River Cruise.
Doing what: London Pass Including Hop-On Hop-Off Tour
The weather in London was actually warm and sunny, making the river tour enjoyable. Our 15 year old granddaughter - her first trip to London -- was especially enamored with the river view of Big Ben, the bridges and of course the London Eye. The Tower tour was informative and an excellent intro to the early history of the monarchy. Clearly a sight worth visiting!
Doing what: Tower of London and Thames River Sightseeing Cruise
stckc USA
The Thames river cruise was very nice and relaxing. You receive a great deal of history and facts about sites along the river. The only drawback about the cruise was we took the last one from the London Eye and it didn't bring us back there. It dropped us off on the other side of the river where the boat was going to be serviced and we had to walk back over the bridge to the get on the London Eye. We did not get told this when we got on the boat. The London Eye gives you a great view of the city and some excellent photo opportunities. Enjoyed both of these activities and would recommend them as part of your London experience.
Doing what: London Eye and Thames River Sightseeing Cruise
Debra H USA
We packed a lot into that 2 day pass. We did the Tower of London, London Bridge, Windsor Castle, Globe Theater, used the pass for discounts to the Clink prison museum. There really are too many choices to do in so little time.
Doing what: London Pass Including Hop-On Hop-Off Tour
Kalpana I USA
We got the 3 day pass and travel card. Well worth it. Underground, DLR, buses were all covered. We visited Tower of London, Tower bridge, St'Paul's, London Bridge, and Greenwich. The six day pass would have been excellent to cover most places, but we had only 3 days. Would definitely recommend the pass. If possible , collect it it a day prior to sightseeing from the visitor center, so you can use the Travel Card right away, next morning. The travel guide needs updating. Website was more accurate.
Doing what: London Pass Including Hop-On Hop-Off Tour
Gillian B United Kingdom
Both the eye and the river trip wee very enjoyable. Had the impression from the paperwork I received that we would go as far a Greenwich but we turned at Tower Bridge.
Doing what: London Eye and Thames River Sightseeing Cruise
Peter M Australia
The Travel Pass is a good value for the money, provided you maximize and plan the sights you want to see. For instance, Windsor Castle takes most of a day, but include it with Eaton College. The same for Kew Gardens and the Kew Bridge Steam Museum.
Doing what: London Pass Including Hop-On Hop-Off Tour
Daniel C USA
The London Pass is good if you don't want to get an early start to your day. The travel that is included is for after 9:30, so if you want to get up early and get to the sites at that time you won't. You can buy a travelcard for 5 pounds and travel during rush hour, this is not a big issue.
If you go to The Tower of London, Tower Bridge, St. Paul's Cathedral and take a ferry boat you get your money's worth in one day, you can have lunch at some nice restaurants with the deals in the book. If you are going to the theater, use this pass on another day. There was a nice wine tasting activity. If you plan your trip well, this card is useful for one day or two days to enjoy yourself.
Doing what: London Pass Including Hop-On Hop-Off Tour
The best part about the London Pass was the Oyster card for the Underground and bus services. We used this daily and eventually topped up as we stayed longer that the Pass was for. We used the pass to do a river cruise from Westminster to Greenwich and then used the Pass to view the Cutty Sark exhibition. This was a really good excursion. We had no trouble getting our tickets, though we still had a 15 minute wait in line before we got our tickets for the boat. However, there was no waiting for the Cutty Sark and no trouble getting tickets with our pass.The Pass also made our visit to the Tower Bridge quite easy. It was a very wet day and so crowds had disappeared, so we were able to get straight in to the Bridge. What an interesting place. The view through the glass floor of the walkway to the road and river below was dizzying. Another great tour was to the Tower of London. This day was absolutely pouring, so we set off early. The Pass allowed us to skip lines and go straight in to the complex. Again, because it was early around 9.30am and wet, we headed straight to the Crown Jewels and were able to view them in comfort. Within half an hour the crowds start pouring in. A very interesting place. This was really all we used our passes for and I'm not sure we got value for money.
Doing what: London Pass Including Hop-On Hop-Off Tour
Great overview of London, and changing of the guards was fun. Old double-decker bus (open on top) circles the main London sites, then disembarks at the Tower of London to get onto a boat to return to Westminster bridge and the changing of the guards. Boat time was dull, and could have been skipped. Guide got us to a couple of good spots for the changing of guards, which was the highlight of the trip. Other sites were just from bus. If you want to get closer to sites, better to use a hop on and off bus; you'll miss a few good stories from guide, but get to see more.
Doing what: Vintage London Bus Tour Including Thames Cruise with Optional London Eye
I did not know that St. Paul's was not possible with the London Pass. That was a big shock after paying for the pass. Having unlimited London Underground is excellent. Fast track to the London Eye, Tower of London, Westminster Abbey and The Momument and Tower Bridge of London was great!
Doing what: London Pass Including Hop-On Hop-Off Tour
We did the Eye first. It was raining, so the view and camera shots were marred a bit by the rain, but it still was special. We felt that there was no standard number of people admitted to each car. Ours was packed, with not seats enough on the bench for everyone. The car following ours had less than a dozen. Ours was not overcrowded due to groupings, as most of us seemed to be in two's or three. Better visitor management would have made things more pleasureable.
Then the cruise, also in the rain, but that was not the problem. Due to the school holiday, the boat was full of school groups -- particularly two large high school groups on their way to the Tower of London. They couldn't care less about the trip, and were so loud with their conversations that we were unable to hear the narrative, which was late to start. When I went in search of someone to quiet them, the only person "in charge" was the woman at the snack bar. She did turn up the volume, which nearly blasted us out, but at least we could hear it. Thankfully they all departed at London Bridge.
We rode on toward Greenwich with volume more to favorable to our eardrums. As we were docking at Greenwich, the boat hit the pier, and the front window shattered. I had been sitting in the seat directly under the shattered window, but my companion, who had gone back to the Loo had called to me to join him in preparation to disembark just moments before the crash. Talk about thanking your lucking stars!!
We hitched a ride back to Westminister Bridge on a boat that was just preparing to leave. On that trip we had a live commentator who was very informative.
One suggestion we would make to the cruise company is that they interject something about the new buildings you see from the Thames. No mention was made of the Shard, or that egg-shaped building which may or may not be finished, and there was a rail station under restoration.
We were glad to be back on land -- and safely!
Doing what: London Eye and Thames River Sightseeing Cruise
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The question is on how do I get my policies with climate change science.
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Having released debut album Perfect Stranger in 2009, The Chapters have announced a string of live dates around Ireland and Italy for February and March (see full list below).
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E.g. Sheet 1: Col C (values 0-134 defined in Sheet 2 ) E.g. 0,1,8 Each row in Col C Sheet 1 may have any combination of the values separated by commas.
Imagine a workbook with two sheets named 'Student', and 'Team names' Each row in the sheet 'Team names' lists the ID of a team. A student may play on more than one team.
Say there are 3 teams they would appear on Sheet 'Team names' as
Say now that there are 4 students whose roll.no appears on Sheet 'Student' as A1 = 13, A2=27, A3=43, A4=53.
Roll.No 13 Col B 10, 20, 30
Roll.No 27 Col B 30, 10
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The intent here is to setup a formula such that in the sheet 'Team names'
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Sheet 2 must maintain statistics of the occurence of each value. This is done using COUNTIF. The issue here is that COUNTIF doesn't handle an embedded value too well. When so done, the reference to '1' in the above example won't appear.
How can this be done without resorting to a sub-routine?