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meta is a macro package for groff I working on for a while. It was designed as an experiment to see whether it was possible to make groff user friendly to people who aren't used to software from the 1970s.
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Our Romanian defender returned to action against West Ham United on Wednesday, having been sidelined for a couple of games with a knee problem.
And ex-player John, who played 132 times in our colours between 1978 and 1983, says he's a big fan of the former Steuau Bucharest man.
"He looks a very good player and it would be great if we could win a couple of cups with him in the team," said John, who is a regular for our Legends team.
"I think it's important to get a defensive partnership that's going to play regularly.
"For your goalkeeper and your two centre-halves to have a good relationship is very important for the defensive side of the team
"When I played it was a different type of football. The goalkeepers kicked the ball out of their hands as far as they could down the pitch, there was a lot more heading of the ball than there is today.
"Vlad looks very composed, positionally he looks very good and he looks very comfortable on the ball."
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Mauricio Pochettino heaped praise on Jan Vertonghen after the defender's return from injury in our FA Cup win at Fulham.
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Steve Davis, a member of our Disabled Supporters' Association, has Muscular Dystrophy but has never let his condition stop him attending our matches.


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The 7 Minor Annoyances That Drive Houstonians Crazy
Like death from above.
Photo by Adam Baker
Traffic sucks. Public transportation is a joke. Heat plus humidity is stifling. Hurricanes threaten to wipe out life as we know it. When it floods, freeways turn into rivers. The lack of zoning and historic preservation ensure our cityscape (beyond downtown) remains a massive sprawl of strip malls (and strip clubs). Our most beloved landmark, the Astrodome, is likely going to be bulldozed. Ozone levels thanks to nearby chemical refineries will probably kill us sooner than we'd like. We're practically the capital of human trafficking. Don't even get us started on potholes and the endless freeway construction.
These are real problems. This is not a story about those.
We could fill volumes with our complaints about the city we love despite its shortcomings, fixable and otherwise. We still live here. We still love it, against all odds.
But there are certain things that are frustrating as hell. They are the daily annoyances that take us to the brink and turn our normally polite demeanor into something more akin to a serial killer who forgot to take his meds. It's not famine or pestilence, but on a Monday, pre coffee, it might feel nearly as bad.
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Lots of cities deal with begging pigeons and doves. The droppings and stolen food while just trying to enjoy a lunch outside is certainly a pain. But, we dare any of them to deal with the myriad number of grackles that fill trees, cover power lines and swarm like a plague of locusts sent straight from hell. Whenever I hear that familiar cackle from a flock of raven-esque city pests, I feel as though I've just walked onto the set of a Hitchcock film, except this has fewer hot blondes and a lot more bird shit.
In Houston, winter looks like summer with fewer leaves.
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6. No seasons.
Damp and cool. Warm. Hot. Dry and cool. Repeat. If you want the brilliant colors that accompany New England autumn, you are out of luck here. We go straight from lush green trees to barren branches creaking quietly above piles of brown leaves that remain until "spring" -- we call that Texas mulch, son. Lest you think this is like California where pleasant evenings continue nearly year round, let me introduce you to August. And in winter -- or at least what passes for such a thing here -- we might have low of 38 and a high of 80 on the same day.
Taking their lives into their own hands.
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5. Being a pedestrian.
Missing Persons once sung, "Nobody walks in L.A." They've never been to Houston. First, it is so hot here, we have had to build tunnels under buildings downtown to avoid heatstroke -- call us mole people. But, when you are above ground, getting from one place to another on foot is either an act of defiance or insanity. Broken sidewalks (if they exist in the first place), blistering summer sun and drivers who consider you a target rather than a pedestrian are just a few of the challenges you face, intrepid explorer. And don't even think about getting on a bike.
Good luck giving directions.
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4. Streets that change names.
You think your city has confusing street names? We have one stretch of road here that goes through five name changes with zero warning. I actually wrote about 20 of the worst of them earlier this year. Yes, 20. It is one of the reasons why it is so difficult to navigate around the city -- that and the lack of any semblance of a grid. To borrow and modify a quote from Ghostbusters, the designer of Houston's streets was "either a certified genius or an authentic wacko." Considering we are a car-obsessed citizenry with the largest physical size of any city in America, I'm going with masochist.
Rain one minute, sun the next.
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3. Random rain.
I remember, as a kid, being chased down a street in my neighborhood on my bike by a thunder storm. This sounds crazy, but I could see it coming. Within 30 minutes, the sun was back out and it felt like the steam room at the YMCA with fewer old naked men in towels. This phenomena is particularly acute in the summer months when warm air off the Gulf of Mexico turns into rain showers in the afternoon. But, the rain is notoriously difficult to predict given how isolated they can be. One city block might get an inch of rain in an hour while two blocks over, nary a drop. There are even parts of the city currently suffering drought conditions while others are completely normal. True story.
Every damn day.
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2. Parking
It is either irony or a cruel joke that in a city so dominated by the automobile we don't have enough parking for most restaurants and bars. Valet parking is universally hated, but often condoned simply because walking five blocks from the nearest available parking space to your restaurant leaves us drenched either from rain or sweat -- did I mention the humidity? It's bad enough many of us have to pay for parking AT WORK, but tacking on $5 for the valet or, God help you, $20 for a parking space near a sports venue is robbery...or the price we pay for freedom. I forget which.
If he could, he'd kill you and everyone you care about.
1. Roaches
The truth is that this had to be No. 1 on the list simply because I have quite a few female friends who would argue this is not a minor annoyance but a major problem. I'm sure you think you have nasty little roaches that are gross and require an exterminator. Try giant armored bugs that can fly. You heard me. They freaking FLY...often directly at your head. Come to think of it, that probably is more than a minor annoyance.
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About a year and a half ago i got off my heart medication, and have been using cannabis to help my heart problems naturally. Bear and Stacey have truly helped me with teaching me the actual difference between stains and helped me with pointers on growing my own medication. The meds they give have quality and i was even shown the lab results on the strains i ordered from them. The prices are fair and they'll meet me anywhere, in hella good time! Ive ordered to be delivered everywhere from at a party, while I'm grocery shopping, to my home. Truly appreciate a good shop that knows what they're doing.
I was very disappointed with the quality and customer service. The delivery driver was very nice but the person on the phone was quite rude. I have had a medical card for years and this was the worst experience I have had with a dispensary. Their webpage offers $35-$45 eighths and the person over the phone said I lived close enough that they wouldn't charge a delivery fee. I ordered what was supposed to be Pre 98 and I have no idea what iit actually was. It was very poor quality, probably around $5 a gram. It smelled terrible, it was pretty much stress. The driver was originally sent to the wrong area, across town, and had to call me twice for directions. When the driver arrived they didn't have the proper papers for me to sign so I had to wait for them to get them and bring them back before I could get what I ordered, it took about an hour and a half to get the Pre 98. When I saw that it was poor quality I called the shop and tried to voice nicely how I expected it to be a little better, I was quickly cut off by the person on the other line telling me I ordered a $35 eighth, one of the cheapest things on the menu and so that is what I should expect. Their are only about 5 or 6 strains available on their site all of which are 35 or 45 dollars for an eighth, even if your paying 35 dollars the weed should be $10 per gram quality. The person on the phone was extremely rude to me and actually argued with me, trying to tell me that I shouldn't have ordered that and pretty much making me feel like it was my own fault that their weed and customer service sucked. I was eventually told that I could swap it out for top shelf, I would just get less. Their top shelf is 15 a gram and not very good. I am very upset that after waiting so long and being understanding that the people at the shop would be so rude, especially to a new customer. I live out of town but I come often to visit, I have used so many dispensaries and every single one has surpassed this place as far as quality, pricing, and proffesionalism. I have had $30 eighths delivered that were far better then whatever crap they gave me. The 15 a gram is not 15 a gram it's not terrible but It certainly isn't top shelf. I honestly can't believe how rude the sales associate was because I have never dealt with anything like this. They are a total rip-off, rude , and unprofessional. I would never recommend this dispensary to anyone, their are plenty of other shops thats deliver, this was a waste of money. If you want quality marijuana do not go here or you might get yelled at for not ordering the most expensive weed they have.
I'm responding to give the other side of this story. This lady called after 10pm and wanted to get signed up. we normaly don't make new members after 10pm but for some reason I made an exception and signed her up. We were very busy that night. I told her it would take an hour but my driver would come see her. Unfortunately my driver forgot her new membership form. When he got to her she was understandibly upset because since he forgot the membership form he couldn't make her a member, therefore he couldn't accept her donation and give her the meds. He came back to the office to get the form and sped back to her. He made her a member and give her her meds. A bout 15 minutes later she called to complain about the meds. She wanted top shelf and this wasn't top shelf. She ordered popcorn nugs. Those are the little buds on the plant not the tops. She ordered the cheapest thing on our menu, then complained that it wasn't top shelf. I explained that I couldn't give her her money back but would exchange it for some top shelf. That made her madder but she accepted and ordered the Cherry Pie X Cookies. She was rude as soon as I told her I wouldn't give her her money back. My driver took her the other meds. She was rude to my driver. Now you see this story here. I removed her from our system so she isn't able to order again. I've never had a patient be so rude over a simple mistake. I don't have to put up with rude people. Were a members only club so we don't have to deal with this. There is always two sides to every story
A very indulgent and savvy operator, Bear patiently answered a bunch of my newbie grower concerns. His
tips and insights are invaluable. (But free, lol.)
I only just now ordered a few g's of FloridaLemons and it was here in minutes flat.
A few bongs later...
Thanks for the buzz, Mother's. The FloridaLemons work VERY WELL, and I will soon take more, please. Thanks again for giving true "service" that sold me on Headband and FloridaLemons CLONES for my next turn.
Catch you later, guys.
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On a budget I opted for the house shake. So damn good! Definitely surprised! Stacy and Bear are cool down to earth people that run this shit like a boss!
Bear hooked it up today knowing I was on a budget, and placed my order a day shy of 420! Thanks for making my experience with ordering from you guys amazing!
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Tuesday, June 26, 2012
GEAR: Bullitt Helmet Concept by Chad Hodge
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- AnonymousJune 26, 2012 at 9:25 AM
D Stewart here.
If you know this guy, you should tell him to get a kickstarter project going for this!
I'd certainly contribute! Very nice staff. Good work.
I'm just wondering what the buttons on the front are for, as the visor seems to be locked elsewhere.
The other issue is that the helmet looks very narrow, which is obviously cool, but I'm afraid that such a shape will be hardly in line with ECE requirements...
And there are already so many American helmets that cannot be worn in Europe because not approved...If you build it, they will come...or something like that. I know I'D buy one! I agree, there are a lot of open-face retro helmets out there, but with the idiots on the roads of SC, I'd like something to protect my pie-hole a bit better. Let's face it (no pun intended), it's not US at fault for most motorcycle accidents, it's the idiots in cars. I'll take "being able to eat and speak" over "looks cool" any day.
Start a Kickstarter. I think you could get some interest.


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We're currently accepting applications from authors and publicists for those interested in being on the lineup at our sixth annual event on September 23, 2017! Please read the qualifications below to see what we're looking for this year. All submissions will be carefully considered but we unfortunately can't promise that all will be accepted. We sincerely thank you for your interest in our event!
Qualifications to be considered as a 2017 attending author:
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Asterisk VFX Howto
This is my first Blog post so bear/beer with me!
I am running asterisk 1.4.11 or something similar.
VFX is different to most connections you will have configued with Asterisk as they require 3 things:
- username
- password
- authid
Most providers only require 2.
ok now down to business
register => 995035xx:<THIS IS THE PASS>:<THIS IS THE AUTHID>@as.wxcnz.net/995035xx
fromuser=995035xx ; this is your VFX Number
You MUST have 'fromuser=' in there or else the system will not let you make calls. Also this must be your number don't bother trying to spoof your callerid. It doesn't work!
Also you should have canreinvite=no set or else you will be sending an extra invite the WxC doesn't like... it may still work, but WxC won't be happy (thanks Josh)
The other trap that i found was that the host as.wxcnz.net is not a valid DNS entry. This may have been corrected, however if it hasn't you will need to create an entry like this:
in /etc/hosts add the follwing line:
188.8.131.52 as.wxcnz.net
As per normal you can add all the usual codec deny and allow stuff i use ulaw and works fine, i have also used G729 with VFX and found to be very good, but im fussy so im sticking to ulaw.
I think that pretty much sums it up... feel free to ask me any questions if you get stuck!
Comment by maverick, on 15-Nov-2007 10:42
Argh the old as.wxcnz.net DNS issue - this is not a resolvable address from Public IP's, so this entry is needed for devices that do not support OBP.
(Out Bound Proxy - This is a Session Border Controller Element that helps protect the network)
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NEW DELHI, INDIA, June 15, 2003: The administration of Deogarh, about 215 miles from the state capital, has taken the Baba Vaidyanath Shiv temple online so devotees can seek the Deity's blessings without actually visiting the shrine. "People living in other parts of the country and abroad requested me to put the temple online as has been done with the famous temple of Tirupati (in Andhra Pradesh). It will help devotees," said Shailesh Kumar Singh, Deogarh deputy commissioner. This has some temple priests upset. "The district administration has done wrong by us," complained Durlabha Mishra, general secretary of the Panda Dharmarakshi Sabha, an association of priests. "They are gradually depriving priests of their right to conduct rituals." The administration says it has done nothing wrong. "Only people in faraway places will offer puja on the internet. Devotees coming to the temple will still seek the help of priests to offer puja," said Kaushal Kishore, a magistrate. The shrine receives about three million devotees every year.
UNITED STATES, June 9, 2003: Did you know meat leftovers from a favorite restaurant may be dinner for a cow? Or that calves, instead of drinking their mothers' milk, are fed formula made from cows' blood? These practices, all perfectly legal, have come to light with the discovery last month of North America's first homegrown case of "mad cow" disease. Rocked by the specter of spreading infection on the continent, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and Department of Agriculture have turned their attention to ways of keeping deadly agents that spread the disease out of cattle and cattle feed. But opening this delicate topic could have unappetizing consequences for consumers who rarely think about what those sizzling steaks and burgers went through on the way from feedlot to backyard grill. Americans have a bucolic image of cows happily chomping grass in fields. Many don't know that modern animal husbandry practices have provided cheap, plentiful meat through such standard practices as feeding cattle not only pieces of their herd mates (before the practice was banned in 1997) but also chicken litter, leftover restaurant food and out-of-date pet food. Scientists know there's only one way a cow -- a natural herbivore -- can get bovine spongiform encephalopathy, or BSE, the brain-wasting disease that in its human form has killed at least 150 people worldwide since 1996 and devastated the British beef industry. It has to be given feed by its human handlers that contains infected animal by products. In short, someone has to feed it ground-up cow.HPI adds: Log onto "source" above for a very long and graphic explanation of how the meat industry prepares animals for consumption.
PATIALA, INDIA, June 15, 2003: From having practically no medicines for nearly four years at a stretch, hundreds of Ayurvedic dispensaries across the state will now be supplied Ayurvedic preparations through the state of the art machinery being installed at its only state pharmacy here. Three years after a grant was released by the Center for strengthening state pharmacies, the Punjab Government has released money to the dispensary for the installation of new machines as well as for carrying out massive renovations of its pre-independence building parts which had been declared unsafe. The pharmacy will also be able to make around 15 formulations for various ailments instead of the meager four to five formulations supplied to government dispensaries every year.
CASTRO VALLEY, U.S.A., June 17, 2003: The URL for yesterday's story on Mata Amritanandamayi at her Castro Valley Center was incorrect. Please use "source" above.
CHENNAI, INDIA, June 11, 2003: Another complaint of a cow elephant being forced to seek alms in Red Hills, on the northern fringes of the city, was reported on Wednesday. The animal was rescued and housed safely in the People for Animals (PfA) shelter at Red Hills. The mahout accompanying the elephant was unable to show ownership papers for the pachyderm. Instead, he showed an expired "Transit Permit" issued by the Wildlife authorities of Nagapattinam which mentioned that the animal was being brought to Red Hills for a temple festival and a marriage. The permit also clearly stated that the animal should not be used for seeking alms. The mahout used the animal to beg on the road, the activists charged. It was not only the seeking of alms which disturbed the activists, but also the animal's poor condition. Though Asiatic elephants are a threatened species and are carefully nurtured in the wild, the Forest Department is yet to strengthen protection for the elephants in captivity, especially in urban areas where they are often subjected to severe cruelty.
CASTRO VALLEY, CALIFORNIA, June 11, 2003: The latest stop on a 10-city U.S. tour found Mata Amritanandamayi at her Castro Valley Center on Tuesday, where she launched a 13-day visit that drew more than a thousand people to the morning and afternoon sessions for darshan, a free hug. Amma's goal is simple: she wants to help people discover pure love and compassion, she said via a translator. In the 30 years that she's been offering hugs, Amma is estimated to have reached about 21 million people. Her efforts have caught the eye of People magazine, and have been featured in major newspapers. In 2002, Jane Goodall presented Amma with the 2002 Gandhi-King Award for Nonviolence at the United Nations. Amma is expected to do a lot of hugging during her East Bay visit, hugging about 2, 200 people each day said her Bay Area spokesman, Rob Sidon.
MARYLAND, U.S.A., June 14, 2003: Thousands of statues of Lord Ganesha began filling the Montgomery County Fairgrounds early yesterday, as dancers from India practiced their steps on stage, which offered shelter from the morning heat. For the uninitiated, the first day of the Heritage India Festival in Gaithersburg, Maryland, was a chance to learn more about the many cultures of the Southeast Asian subcontinent. Signs beckoned fairgoers to make posters about "Why Hinduism is Great." Infants dressed in tiny saris napped in strollers, and teenagers bopped to the latest sitar-laced soundtracks from Bollywood's tormented love sagas. But for the many local entrepreneurs in the large Indian-American community in the Washington area, the festival was a chance to cement business contacts and establish a broader network of clients and distributors. "People are coming up to us all day and asking us for the recipe. We're lucky we brought two full trucks of food," said Sanjeet Kanshik, who manages Ascot Restaurant in the District, as he doled out plates of Indian food. "This is a very good way to communicate with other communities here. Many people contract us for parties after this." This was the festival's second year and fifth location, and organizers expected crowds to top 15,000 for the two-day event, which ended on Saturday. Virginia-based Rushi Entertainment has grossed nearly $500,000 from staging the festival, which has toured the United States and provided a platform for Indian-American entrepreneurs to connect with Indian cultural enthusiasts. "What we are trying to do is create a day or a weekend in India for people here, and create a way for sponsors to reach out [to] the huge Indian diaspora," said Shishir Misra, Rushi's president. "Our community is very highly educated and established here, and the idea is to tap into community groups as well." Between 1900 and 2000, the Indian population in the Washington D.C. area doubled, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, and the community is well-established in the region's hospitals and biotechnology industry.
CHENNAI, INDIA, June 8, 2003: Two young women on the eve of their wedding have given momentum to the anti-dowry movement in India by calling off the occasion when potential future husbands and their families got greedy and demanded more gifts from the brides' families. Vidya in Chennai and Nisha Sharma in Delhi received action from the police in pressing charges against the grooms and their families, and they received media attention. Vasuki, representative of the All-India Democratic Women's association says, "The attention that these two women has attracted has helped in sending the message across to grooms and their families that the consequences of demanding dowry are sure to be severe." A senior police official says, "More women will be now take courage to come to a police station." Up to April 30, 2002, a total of 2,005 cases (rape, attempted rape, molestation, kidnapping, abduction, eve-teasing, dowry death and cruelty by husband) were reported. Of these, the number of reported dowry deaths was 89 and the number of harassment incidents by the husband and his family was 322 cases. However, since the anti-dowry law has been taken more seriously in Tamil Nadu, the number of reported cases rose to 1,200 for the remainder of 2002. Police have also indicated that they are making efforts, "to increase the number of women in the force, inaugurate more women's' courts, establish more women's' police stations and conduct gender sensitization programs for personnel."
SINGAPORE, June 10, 2003: After six months of intense debate over its exact wording, leaders of religious groups here have worked out a declaration on religious harmony that all parties are comfortable with. The groups plan to hold activities to recite and teach the declaration to their congregations during the week of Racial Harmony Day, beginning July 21. Representatives of the religious bodies have also formed a network called the Inter-Religious Harmony Circle. Its role will be to clarify matters if people have objections or questions with any part of the declaration. The proposal for the declaration that affirms that groups will practice their religions bearing in mind the secular and multi-religious context of Singapore was first raised by Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong last September. His suggestion came after a year in which racial ties here were tested following the September 11 attacks and the arrests of Jemaah Islamiah (JI) terrorists. Mr. Goh, who came up with a draft of the creed, said it would be one of Singapore's responses to the threat posed to racial harmony by the JI. Members of different religious groups were then asked to help refine the draft. The declaration reads: "We, the people in Singapore, declare that religious harmony is vital for peace, progress and prosperity in our multi-racial and multi-religious Nation. We resolve to strengthen religious harmony through mutual tolerance, confidence, respect and understanding. We shall always " Recognise the secular nature of our State, " Promote cohesion within our society, " Respect each other's freedom of religion, " Grow our common space while respecting our diversity, " Foster inter-religious communications, " and thereby ensure that religion will not be abused to create conflict and disharmony in Singapore."
TOKYO, JAPAN, June 3, 2003: What do the Japanese do when their nation's economic slide throws more people out of work and cuts into their savings? They go in for a hug from none other than Kerala's Mata Amritanandamayi Devi, who is on the Japanese leg of her world tour. For the Japanese, a hug from the holy woman is said to bring happiness -- something many Japanese feel is in short supply in their country. And for the last three days that is exactly what thousands of Japanese who flocked to a hall in Tokyo got -- happiness through hugs. All this week, people have queued up outside Amma's room, breathing in the incense-filled air and listening to strains of devotional songs. "Japan is suffering from deflation, and I think there are a lot of people who want to be helped," said one businessman, who had already been hugged twice. Hugging is not a common custom in Japan and many people were overcome by emotion when embraced. "When you watch the news or read the newspapers, there are so many depressing things, but that's not all there is in the world. That's what I felt when she embraced me," said housewife Teruko Nakamura as she dabbed her eyes with a handkerchief. When asked, Amma attributed the emotion to nothing more than a lack of love in the modern world. "It is like when someone has been drinking sewage water all their lives and they suddenly get river water -- they want more to quench their thirst," she said.
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, June 4, 2003: Pausing a few minutes to say a prayer of gratitude and upliftment before partaking of a meal is a tradition followed by over 64% of homes in America. During this time of reflection, families are brought closer and grounded. Mark Jurgensmeyer, professor of sociology and religious studies and director of Global and International Studies at UC Santa Barbara says, "It's not just that the food that is blessed but that the process of eating is itself a renewal. The idea of ingestion is almost universal within religious traditions as a sacramental act." To show how important the power of prayer at mealtime is to the American people, the book called Graces: Prayers for Everyday Meals and Special Occasions written by June Cotner has sold more than 200,000 copies. Cotner says, "A reverent pause before eating in an edgy world affirms family and teaches reverence." She also believes that the popularity of her book shows that people are craving spirituality in their lives. Maura Singer, a student in interfaith ministry at the Naropa Institute in Oakland says, "She anticipates the pause that precedes a meal, a 'magical' moment when prayer and awe and praise come through. From gratitude springs openness, leading to compassion, then peace, justice and finally action. In much religious thought....the Christian eucharist, the Hindu prasad, among others....the transformational force of food has engendered dense theological discourse for thousands of years."A popular Hindu meal prayer is the following chant, which can be done in Sanskrit or English:Food-Blessing ChantA Prayer of Gratitude to the Source of Sustenance.Lines 1-4 are from Shri Adi Sankara's Annapurnashtakam.Lines 5-6 are the Isha Upanishad invocation.Lines 7-8 are a traditional Saivite closing.Aum annapurne sadapurne shankaraprana vallabhe;Jnanavairagya siddhyartham bhiksham dehi cha pArvati.MatA cha pArvatI devI pita devo maheshvarahbandhavah shiva bhaktashcha svadesho bhuvanatrayam.Aum purnamadah purnamidam purnAtpurnam udachyate,PUrnasya purnamAdaya purname vava shishyate.Aum shantih shantih shantih.Aum shivarpanamastu.Translation:Aum, beloved Shakti of Siva, Fullness everlasting and fully manifest as this food; O, Mother of the universe, nourish us with this gift of food so that we may attain knowledge, dispassion and spiritual perfection. Goddess Parvati is my mother. God Maheshvara is my father. All devotees of Siva are my family. All three worlds are my home. Aum, Siva is Fullness. Creation is fullness. From Siva's Fullness flows this world's fullness. This fullness issues from that Fullness, yet that Fullness remains full. Aum, peace, peace, peace. Aum, this I offer unto Siva.(Note: In this simplified Sanskrit transliteration a capital letter other than at the beginning of a line indicates a long vowel)
SINGAPORE, June 6, 2003: A Temple accommodating the worship of four faiths in Singapore may soon have to vacate its 1,400 square meter site by the beach. From humble beginnings twenty years ago, the Loyang Tua Pek Kong temple has become a very popular place of worship. The temple's lease runs out at the end of June and the temple committee has appealed to JTC Corporation, its landlord, to extend the lease for 2-3 years. Since the year 2000, the committee has been searching for a new home. They have found a location with a 30-year lease and construction should start in three to four months. Interracial relations have been promoted as Hindus, Taoists, Buddhists and Muslims all worship at the same location.
CHENNAI, INDIA, June 7, 2003: Popular South Indian Actor Kamal Hasan has vowed that he will never again be seen smoking in any of his future films. This prompted a leading cancer surgeon to appeal to other stars, particularly Mr. Hasan's peer, Rajnikanth, to follow suit. Speaking at a function organized by WHO on "Tobacco-free films and fashion" Mr. Hasan said, "I promise that I would never again wield a cigarette before the camera." His declaration evoked a wave of support from others in the Tamil film industry like producer A.V.M. Saravanan, lyricist Vairamuthu and comedian S.V. Shekher. Dr. V. Shanta, chairman of Adyar Cancer Institute, pointed out that 76 percent of the movies show tobacco in some form and 50 percent of the time the hero is shown smoking. She appealed to other stars, especially Rajnikanth, a chain smoker who made cigarette smoking an inimitable style in Tamil films, not to smoke on the screen since they set a bad example to young filmgoers. The Cancer Institute has invited film, TV stars, directors and producers for a dialogue to evolve smoking-free films. In America, tobacco companies have paid movie stars hundreds of thousands of dollars to smoke their brands in films.
SRINAGAR, INDIA, May 21, 2003: A nun from West Bengal was killed when Muslim terrorists attacked a Christian school in Anantnag, the first such incident in Kashmir. Sister Kamlesh died when a grenade exploded near the main entrance of the Saint Lukas Convent School in Nai Basti in Anantnag town, 50 km from Srinagar. Sister Mary, another teacher who also comes from Bengal, was injured in the explosion. Police said a grenade was thrown at the gates of the school when the two women were returning from a market. Sources said the area was tense after the local media carried reports that conversions were being carried out in the two south Kashmir districts of Anantnag and Pulwama, but no one has yet claimed responsibility for the attack. This is the first time that a Christian-run school has come under attack in Kashmir.
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PARAMARIBO, SURINAM, June 9, 2003: The World Hindi Conference was in an uproar Monday, PTI of India reported, when some believed efforts were made to project Hindu culture as Indian culture. Opponents alleged that it was an attempt to "saffronize" the conference. The uproar began when the chairman of the session, Dharmpal Maini, one of the ten attendees from India chosen to receive special honors at the conference, dwelt at length in his speech on Hindu culture. The chairmen of the Sanatan Dharm Mahasabha, Holland, Shyam Pandey, took exception to this and said it was not proper to regard Hindu culture as Indian culture, as did some others.Representatives from Surinam, Guyana, Trinidad and Tobago began speaking in support of Dharmpal Maini. Ram Bachan Rai of Bihar came to the dais and opposed Maini's viewpoint. B. Upadhyaya then intervened by cutting off the microphone and said the session was over. When the address system was restored, verses from Ram Charit Manas were played. Later several conference attendees criticized this development, claiming the World Hindi Conference was being converted to the World Hindu Conference. HPI adds: We have no further information on this incident, and do not understand what points were being made regarding "Hindu" culture vis-a-vis "Indian" culture that led to objections by delegates.


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Sensors 2011, 11(4), 4073-4085; doi:10.3390/s110404073
Determination of Moisture Content in Oil Palm Fruits Using a Five-Port Reflectometer
Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Faculty of Engineering and Science, Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman, 53300 Setapak, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Department of Physics, Universiti Putra Malaysia, 43400 UPM Serdang, Selangor, Malaysia
Radio Communication Engineering Department (RaCED), Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, 81310 Skudai, Johor, Malaysia
School of Mechatronic Engineering, University Malaysia Perlis, Ulu Pauh Campus, 02600 Arau, Perlis, Malaysia
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Received: 8 March 2011 / Revised: 5 April 2011 / Accepted: 5 April 2011 / Published: 6 April 2011
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This paper presents the development of a PC-based microwave five-port reflectometer for the determination of moisture content in oil palm fruits. The reflectometer was designed to measure both the magnitude and phase of the reflection coefficient of any passive microwave device. The stand-alone reflectometer consists of a PC, a microwave source, diode detectors and an analog to digital converter. All the measurement and data acquisition were done using Agilent VEE graphical programming software. The relectometer can be used with any reflection based microwave sensor. In this work, the application of the reflectometer as a useful instrument to determine the moisture content in oil palm fruits using monopole and coaxial sensors was demonstrated. Calibration equations between reflection coefficients and moisture content have been established for both sensors. The equation based on phase measurement of monopole sensor was found to be accurate within 5% in predicting moisture content in the fruits when compared to the conventional oven drying method. View Full-TextKeywords:
five-port reflectometer; coaxial sensor; monopole sensor; graphical programming; moisture; data acquisition
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Our attitudes can affect the results of our Bible study.
The Bible is different from all other books. Just as you understand a written letter from your own family better than an anyone else can, true Christians can best understand the Word of God. This is possible because we become God's children when we are born again through salvation. We have His Spirit as I Corinthians 2:6-16 tells us. Being reborn into God's family is only a beginning. As we read God's Word, we become hungry for more of His word for it is the Bread of Life. As young children who come daily to their parents to be fed, we must come to God to have our spiritual hunger satisfied (see 1 Peter 2:2). Also, we must approach God's Word, as a child wishing to please their parents, not as an adult with an attitude of obedience. The child who gets the most from his parents love and receives an inheritance is obedient. He listens to his parents commands and has been reared up in the word of the Lord. An adult with an attitude about obedience, often defies his parent and isn't ready to be fed and has not been reared up in the word of God to be an obediant child. The Apostle Paul was concerned about the disobedience of the church in Corinth and wrote them a letter (1 Corinthians) to counsel them. He explained that because of their arguing and other bad attitudes, they were not growing spiritually. He said: I could not talk to you as I talk to people who have the Spirit; I had to talk to you as though you belonged to this world, as children in the Christian faith. I had to feed you milk, not solid food, because you were not ready for it. And even now you are not ready for it, because you still live as the people of this world live (1 Corinthians 3:1-3). Our attitude must include discipline. We cannot expect God to reveal things to us unless we make a real effort to learn. The Scripture says, "Ask, and you will receive; seek, and you will find; knock, and the door will be opened to you" (Matthew 7:7). This means we need to spend time in careful study. Now, in order for our study to change our lives, we must be teachable, as a child is teachable. We must be willing to receive our Heavenly Father's instruction. Too often we try to live life our own way and unless you surrender to God's will and allow for instruction, this is an attitude problem. Children are eager to be taught and have an abundant desire to learn from their parents, that is why we must be reborn into God's Kingdom as His children, so that we may learn God's way's, His Truth, His Life. Both King David and the prophet Isaiah admitted to God their need and desire to be taught. I have not neglected your instructions, because you yourself are my teacher. How sweet is the taste of your instructions -- sweeter even than honey (Psalm 119:102, 103). The Sovereign Lord has taught me what to say, so that I can strengthen the weary. Every morning he makes me eager to hear what he is going to teach me (Isaiah 50:4). When we are reborn, we are teachable, we approach God's Word humbly. There may come a time when we think we are very wise spiritually or self-righteous. But we must remember not to boast. God has made us what we are, as 1 Corinthians 1:30, 31 tells us. God has brought you into union with Christ Jesus, and God has made Christ to be our wisdom. By him we are put right with God; we become God's holy people and are set free. So then, as the scripture says, `Whoever wants to boast must boast of what the Lord has done.' We can never learn everything in God's Word. But we continue to learn as the Holy Spirit reveals God's truth to us. Our learning will go on even in heaven for God's Word will not pass away. Amen Jill "survivor61"
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Recognizing our needs and meeting them through the study of God's Word is a must. God made us in His image. He is concerned about us, He Loves us unconditionally. He knows our needs better than we know them. As a master craftsman knows his product better than anyone else does, God knows man for He created man. If a product does not work, we send it back to the craftsman to have it repaired or replaced. The crafts makes it whole again or like new. When our lives are broken, we become bitter, sad, lonely and often angry. We developed bad habits. We do not follow God as we should. We are in need of repair -- correction. The Word of God is the only instrument we are equipped with to make those repairs. Let's read 2 Timothy 3:16, 17: All Scripture is inspired by God and is useful for teaching the truth, rebuking our errors and correcting faults, and giving instruction for living righteous, so that the person who serves God may be fully qualified and equipped to do every kind of good deed. God begins to repair our lives when we accept Christ as our personal Savior. He cleanses us from sin and gives us a new start. He instructs us how to become like Jesus. The teachings of the Bible guide us in our growth as Christians. They describe God's will for us in our daily living. As God's Word makes repairs, it fulfills many needs in our lives. It helps us know the truth about our salvation. It teaches us what our heritage in Christ is. It gives us strength and power through Christ. It discusses how to be filled with the Holy Spirit. It provides joy and peace that can only come from God. It directs us to live Holy lives. Hebrews 4:12 tells us: The word of God is alive and active, sharper than any double-edged sword. It cuts all the way through, to where the soul and spirit meet . It judges the desires and thoughts of man's heart. The Word of God shows us when our desires are against God's will. It helps us shape our thoughts to be like His thoughts. Our desires and thoughts are at the center of our souls and spiritual being. We must therefore stay attuned to God's word, by remaining active by reading it daily and living it daily. The more we read and study the Bible, the more apt we are to listen to the Holy Spirit teaching us, the more we are to know and do God's will. We have purpose in life and the wisdom to make the right choices. The Bible teaches God's Word: "The explanation of your teachings will give light and bring wisdom to the ignorant" (Psalm 119:130). This light guides us in our daily lives. It gives us understanding about Christ's return and our eternal life in heaven. The light of God's Word changes us into the image of Christ. As we study, we "put off the old self with its habits and have put on the new self." (Colossians 3:9, 10). The likeness of Christ can shine through us to a lost world who needs Christ. When we truly know God, our spirits are joined with His Spirit, which is the source of life. Once this is done our greatest need is met -- the need for life itself. Hallelujah Jill "survivor61"
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Every time I am asked to pray, I think of the old fellow who always prayed, 'Lord, prop us up on our leanin' side.' After hearing him pray that prayer many times, someone asked him why he prayed that prayer so fervently. He answered, 'Well sir, you see, it's like this.... I got an old barn out back. It's been there a long time; it's withstood a lot of weather; it's gone through a lot of storms, and it's stood for many years. It's still standing. But one day I noticed it was leaning to one side a bit. So I went and got some pine poles and propped it up on its leaning side so it wouldn't fall. Then I got to thinking about that and how much I was like that old barn. I've been around a long time. I've withstood a lot of life's storms. I've withstood a lot of bad weather in life, I've withstood a lot of hard times, and I'm still standing, too. But I find myself leaning to one side from time to time, so I like to ask the Lord to prop us up on our leaning side, 'cause I figure a lot of us get to leaning at times. Sometimes we get to leaning toward anger, leaning toward bitterness, leaning toward hatred, leaning toward cussing, leaning toward a lot of things that we shouldn't. So we need to pray, Lord, prop us up on our leaning side, so we will stand straight and tall again, to glorify You.'' by ANNO Foggy Mountain Breakdown youtu.be/mmU6wELS4sc
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We have very successfully used Garden Grocer on several trips to Disney World. I have recommended it to many others and we will continue to use this time saving service. It is very convenient. We like it even more now that you have beer, wine and cider for the adults!
We used Garden Grocer on our recent trip to Disney and the service was EXCELLENT! We had the Disney meal plan but still ordered breakfast food for the kids, a few snacks and of course some beer and wine to unwind and enjoy after visiting the parks. I would highly recommend this service to anyone.


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Born | Brooklyn, New York, US |
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Died | October 17, 2006 Santa Barbara, California, US |
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Other names | Marcia Silverman |
Occupation | Curator and Art Historian |
Marcia Tucker (born Marcia Silverman; April 11, 1940 – October 17, 2006)[1] was an American art historian, art critic and curator. In 1977 she founded the New Museum of Contemporary Art, a museum dedicated to innovative art and artistic practice in New York City, which she ran as the director until 1999.[1]
Early life and education[edit]
Marcia Tucker was born on April 11, 1940, in Brooklyn, New York.[2] In 1961 she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Connecticut College, where she studied theatre and art. Tucker spent her junior year studying at the École du Louvre, in Paris.[1] Her first job was as a secretary of the Museum of Modern Art; however, she soon quit after being asked to sharpen too many pencils.[1]
In 1969, Tucker became the Curator of Painting and Sculpture at the Whitney Museum of American Art.[1] She held this position until 1977 and she organized major exhibitions of the work of Bruce Nauman, Lee Krasner, Joan Mitchell, Richard Tuttle, and Jack Tworkov among others.[1] In 1975, Tucker organized a Richard Tuttle exhibition; however, the show was trounced by critics, leading to her dismissal.[3] On January 1, 1977, at the age of 37, Tucker founded The New Museum.[4] Tucker wanted the New Museum to exhibit living artists, to have knowledgeable guards, and to throw out its permanent collection of art every ten years to remain young.[1] At the New Museum, Tucker organized major exhibitions including Bad Painting (1978), The Time of Our Lives (1999), A Labor of Love (1996), and Bad Girls (1994), and was co-curator of a retrospective exhibition by the Catalan artist Perejaume at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Barcelona in 1999. She was the series editor of Documentary Sources in Contemporary Art, five books of theory and criticism published by the New Museum.[1] In 1983, she was chosen as the U.S. Commissioner for the 1984 41st Venice Biennale.[5] Tucker's exhibition was entitled Paradise Lost/Paradise Regained and was organized with Ned Rifkin and Lynn Gumpert.[5] The exhibition included twenty-four American artists, including Eric Fischl, David True, and Richard Bosman.[5]
In a 1998 lecture, Tucker said the museum, "like a handful of other contemporary art venues in the United States, is a 'laboratory' organization not only by virtue of the kind of work we show, but because we try to look critically at museum practice, especially our own, questioning our own premises and methods regularly." (University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee, April 16, 1998; "The Contemporary Art Museum as a Site of Innovation and Resistance"). In 1999, Tucker stepped down from directing the museum and Lisa Phillips was appointed as the new director.[4] In 2004 she moved to Santa Barbara, California.[2]
From 1999 to 2006 Tucker worked as a free-lance art critic, writer, and lecturer. She taught at Cornell University, Colgate University, and The Bard College Center for Curatorial Studies. While living in Santa Barbara, California, she was a critic in residence in the Fine Arts Department and Graduate Studies: Fine Arts at Otis College of Art and Design from 2005-2006. She wrote for The New York Times, The Christian Science Monitor, Art in America, Art Forum, and ARTnews, among others. Her memoir, A Short Life of Trouble, which describes a vital period in American art from the mid-1960s on, including friendships and encounters with such artists as Marcel Duchamp, James Rosenquist, Lee Krasner, Andy Warhol, Joan Mitchell, and Bruce Nauman, was released in 2008.
Private Life[edit]
Marcia Tucker performed as a stand up comedian, under the pseudonym "Mabel McNeil" as "Miss Mannerist". [6]
Catalogues and publications[edit]
- "No Title," in The Space of Art: Buddha and the Culture of Now, ed. Jacqueline Baas and Mary Jane Jacob, University of California Press, 2005.
- "No Title," in Buddha Mind in Contemporary Art, ed. Jacquelynn Baas and Mary Jane Jacob, University of California Press, Berkeley, Los Angeles & London, 2004.
- "A Labor of Love," in Objects and Meaning: Readings that Challenge the Norm, ed. Anna Fariello and Paula Owen, Scarecrow Press, Maryland, 2003.
- Talking Visions: Multicultural Feminism in a Transnational Age, Documentary Sources in Contemporary Art, Vol. V, published by the New Museum of Contemporary Art in conjunction with The M.I.T. Press, 1998, Series editor and foreword.
- "Museums Experiment with New Exhibition Strategies," The New York Times, Arts and Leisure section, Sunday, January 10, 1999.
- "Questing for New Definitions of Contemporary Art," The New York Times, Arts and Leisure section, Sunday, March 29, 1998.
- "Adventures in Liza Land," Liza Lou, Smart Art Press, 1997.
- "A [Re]Movable Feast," Grantsmakers in the Arts, Spring 1997, Volume 8, Number 1.
- "The New Museum: Documentary Sources in Contemporary Art," American Art Review, (Special Issue: The Henry Luce Foundation), February/March 1995.
- "Collecting: The Strategy of Desire," a catalogue essay for the exhibition, Mettlesome & Meddlesome: Selections from the Robert J. Shiffler Collection, The Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1994.
- "A Moment in Reverse," The Hamburger Monument against Fascism by Jochen and Esther Gerz, Verlag Gerd Hatje, Germany, 1994
- Condensed version of a presentation delivered at The Contemporary Museum, Hawaii, on July 25, 1993, ARTbeat, November 1993.
- Different Voices: A Social, Cultural, and Historical Framework for Change in the American Art Museum, Project Director. Introductory essay, "Who's on First? Issues of Cultural Equity in Today's Museums," by Marcia Tucker, Association of Art Museum Directors, New York, 1992.
- Out There: Marginalization and Contemporary Cultures, Documentary Sources in Contemporary Art, Vol. IV, published by the New Museum of Contemporary Art in conjunction with The M.I.T. Press, 1990, Series Editor and foreword.
- Discourses: Conversations in Postmodern Art and Culture, Documentary Sources in Contemporary Art, Vol. III, published by the New Museum of Contemporary Art in conjunction with The M.I.T. Press, 1990, Series Editor and foreword.
- "Common Ground," Museum News, July/August 1990.
- "Nancy Dwyer Makes Trubble," Artforum, November 1989.
- "Women Artists Today: Revolution or Regression?" Making Their Mark: Women Artists Move into the Mainstream, Maidenform, Inc., 1989.
- "Equestrian Mysteries: An Interview with Deborah Butterfield," Art in America, June 1988.
- "The Painted Equation: An Artist's [Alfred Jensen] Rendering of Nature's Laws," The Sciences, March/April 1988.
- Blasted Allegories: An Anthology of Writings by Contemporary Artists, Documentary Sources in Contemporary Art, Vol. II, published by the New Museum of Contemporary Art in conjunction with The M.I.T. Press, 1987, Series Editor and foreword.
- "Not Just for Laughs: The Art of Subversion," SF Camerawork Quarterly, March 1987.
- PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE: Photographs by Daniel Faust, Amanda Means, Andres Serrano, Susan Unterberg, and Carrie Mae Weems, 1986.
- Art After Modernism: Rethinking Representation, Documentary Sources in Contemporary Art, Vol. I, published by the New Museum of Contemporary Art in conjunction with David R. Godine, 1984, Series Editor and foreword.
- "An Iconography of Recent Figurative Painting: Sex, Death, Violence and the Apocalypse," Artforum, Summer 1982.
- "Terry Allen (on everything)," Artforum, October 1982.
- "The Ring: 'A Story which Swallows its Own Tale,'" Terry Allen, exhibition catalogue, The Nelson Gallery/Atkins Museum, Kansas City, Missouri, 1981.
- "An Interview with Jack Tworkov," Jack Tworkov, Paintings 1950-1978, Third Eye Centre, Glasgow, Scotland, 1979.
- "Mythical Vision: The Work of Alfred Jensen," Alfred Jensen: Paintings and Diagrams from the Years 1957-1977, Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo, N.Y., 1978.
- "Cultural Irony," (Charles Garabedian, H.C. Westerman, Jim Roche), Critical Perspectives in American Art, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, 1976.
- Introduction, Heavily Tattooed Men and Women, compiled by Spider Webb, McGraw Hill, Inc., N.Y., 1976.
- Preface, Art Talk: Conversations with Twelve Women Artists, by Cindy Nemser, Charles Scribner & Sons, N.Y., 1975.
- Guest Editor, Los Angeles Institute of Contemporary Arts Journal, (New York/California Issue), No. 10, March/April, 1976.
- "Bypassing the Gallery System," Ms. Magazine, February 1973.
- "Pat Steir: 'The Thing Itself, Made by Me,'" Art in America, January/February, 1973.
- Bruce Nauman: work from 1965 to 1972, (Bruce Nauman, Jane Livingston, Marcia Tucker) Los Angeles County Museum of Art and Praeger, N.Y., 1973.
- "The Anatomy of a Brush Stroke: Recent Paintings by Joan Snyder," Artforum, May 1971.
- Robert Morris, Praeger Books, Inc., N.Y., 1970.
- "PheNAUMANology," Artforum, December 1970. Reprinted in "Bruce Nauman," Hayward Gallery, London: 1998.
- American Painting in the Ferdinand Howald Collection, Catalogue Raisonné, The Columbus Gallery of Fine Arts, Columbus, Ohio, 1969.
Tucker died aged 66 on October 17, 2006 in Santa Barbara, California.[2]
She received the Skowhegan Governors Award for Lifetime Service to the Arts (1988), was the 1999 recipient of the Bard College Award for Curatorial Achievement, and the Art Table Award for Distinguished Service to the Visual Arts in 2000. She was also awarded three Yaddo fellowships in 2003, '04, and '05.
- ^ a b c d e f g h Smith, Roberta. Tucker obituary "Marcia Tucker - Obituary", The New York Times (October 19, 2006), Retrieved 23 November 2014.
- ^ a b c Rourke, Mary. "Obituaries - Marcia Tucker", Los Angeles Times, Retrieved 23 November 2014.
- ^ Saltz, Jerry. The Village Voice [New York] 01 Nov 2006: 60.
- ^ a b "History: New Museum", New Museum, Retrieved 23 November 2014.
- ^ a b c Brenson, Michael. "Art People", The New York Times, Retrieved 23 November 2014.
- ^ Tucker, Marica (2008). A short life of Trouble: Forty Years in the New York Art World. Berkeley: University of California Press. p. 194.
- A Short Life of Trouble by Marcia Tucker ISBN 0520265955
External links[edit]
- Finding Aid for Marcia Tucker papers at the Getty Research Institute
- 1940 births
- 2006 deaths
- American art critics
- American art historians
- American curators
- American expatriates in France
- American women journalists
- Cornell University faculty
- Women art historians
- Women critics
- Directors of museums in the United States
- Connecticut College alumni
- People from Brooklyn
- Journalists from New York City


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FFA Cup Round of 32: Matchday three
It's matchday three of the FFA Cup Round of 32...
Darwin Olympic 1 (Tsounias 19')
Adelaide United 6 (Carrusca pen 18', Jeggo 38', 39' Cirio 78', Babalj 80', Sanchez 81')
Darwin Football Stadium, Darwin (NT)
If Darwin's part-timers beat the reigning Westfield FFA Cup holders, it'd be the upset of the decade. The fact that Olympic are the first and only Territory side in the FFA Cup Round of 32 adds romance to this – admittedly fanciful – scenario.
PENALTY 18': Osama Malik brought down in the box and Marcelo Carrusca converts from the spot to put the Reds' noses in front.
GOAL 19': Darwin immediately find the equaliser as Michael Tsounias puts a nice finish to a bursting run.
GOAL 38': Jimmy Jeggo latches onto a good cross and heads through traffic.
GOAL 39': The reigning cup holders hitting their straps now as Jeggo brings up his brace within 30 seconds.
GOAL 78': A goal out of nowhere from Sergio Cirio as the Reds start to really turn it on.
GOAL 80': Eli Babalj scores from close-range on his competitive debut.
GOAL 81'; Three goals in three minutes for the visitors as Pablo Sanchez gets his name on the scoresheet
Rockdale City Suns 3 (Alameddine 21', Macallister 43', Jesic 58')
Perth SC 1 (Keltie pen 71')
Ilinden Sports Centre, Rockdale (NSW)
Two newcomers to the Round of 32 meet as Perth SC fly to Sydney for an intriguing clash between teams on either side of the country.
GOAL 21': Toufic Alameddine puts the home side in the lead with a strike right down the centre.
GOAL 43': Dylan Macallister jumps highest at the back post and doubles the Suns' lead.
GOAL 58': Long way back for Perth now as Marko Jesic pops up with a clinical finish.
PENALTY 71': Clark Keltie converts the penalty to claw one back for the visitors.
Sorrento FC 0
Sydney FC 2 (Smeltz pen 2', Burgess 74')
nib Stadium, Perth (WA)
Sorrento boss Jamie Harnwell was a brilliant player in the A-League for Perth Glory, a defender who could surprise the opposition by also scoring many a goal. But this will be the biggest challenge of his coaching career as he aims to surprise Sky Blues boss Graham Arnold.
PENALTY 2': Worst possible start for the home team. Lewis Hall brings down Robert Stambolziev inside the area and a bearded Shane Smeltz sends the goalkeeper the wrong way.
GOAL 74' : Probably against the run of play but Graham Arnold won't mind. Almost instant impact from sub Max Burgess who gets around his defender and shoots across the face of goal.
Croydon Kings 1 (Klimek 66')
Lions FC 2 (Khan 14', Bonotto 47')
Elite Systems Football Centre, Angle Park (SA)
As MetroStars proved last week, South Australia is one state never to be under-estimated. This week, PS4 NPL South Australian high-flyers Croydon Kings will hope to bring their superb domestic form to the big stage as in-form Brisbane Premier League outfit Lions FC head to Adelaide.
GOAL 14': Shoheel Khan puts the Queenslanders ahead with a strike into the top left corner.
PENALTY 47': Barely back on the park after the restart when the home side concede a penalty. Andre Bonotto converts to give the Lions a comfortable two-goal cushion.
GOAL 66': Croydon are back in it as Luke klimek reduces the deficit.


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Donaji & the Magical Poncho
This is the story of a fearless girl and her encounter with the wicked cold wind god
4.31 / 5.00 4,466 ViewsAlthough I am fully aware that the Nyan Cat meme is about as old as Betty White in internet years, this ridiculous little two-week project was still a lot of fun, and was mainly for the purpose of determining how well I could pull off a wide range of musical styles in Logic. In a perfect world, this project would have been twice as long, but some genres are deceptively tough to reproduce with only a laptop at my disposal. In loving memory of Nyan Cat.
WARNING: There is a brief section about a minute in that makes use of a strobe effect. If you know you suffer from epilepsy, you may want to steer clear.
I thought some of the ideas were just briliant! Especially the one where Nyan Cat is waiting on the phone. Also, do I spy a Monty Python reference in there? I also liked the ska version of it, reminded me of Reel Big Fish.
Many thanks! It really did end up sounding like Reel Big Fish, although visually, I was going for more of a Mighty Mighty Bosstones look. Wait. Is there a difference?
classic,banjo,star wars,piano,rock or somthin like that, beer man,phone,jazz,castle,party,irish (my favorite),16 or 8 bit,outer space.
I LOVE this treatment of the nyan cat meme. Also...that EYE POPPING JACKET! It's just like Stan's from the Monkey Island games! I almost think the 'walk' is modeled directly off of it. Love it! (my mate said the jacket gave him a headache lol)
The Ska Cat is actually a heavily modded version of a Stan walk cycle. Good eye!


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January 29, 2017
Be My Valentine
So, nothing like getting behind in life and not posting to your blog for a while! This post may have taken a little bit longer to write than it should've, feeling a bit rusty and now have my password updated! ;)
Sharing a fun little Valentine card I have up on the Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L® Blog today using some of their double-sided tapes to add my foil stripes- head on over to check out the details!
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Randy Jones
I found this picture on the Arkansas History Commission website...it's from a collection of pictures that photographer Ernie Deane did for an article in the Arkansas Gazette back in 1960 about a Christmas program at Waldron High School. The picture does not identify the subjects, but we'd know those Jones boys anywhere, right?
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This one from Toshiba, officially the Satellite U925t Tablet-Ultrabook Hybrid, is a slider convertible, meaning the keyboard slides down from behind the display to shift between tablet mode and laptop mode. The U925t comes in at around the same size that we've seen for other tablet hybrids at 3.2 lbs (1.45 kg), .78 inches thick (19.8 mm), and has a 12.5 inch display.
The device also has an "HD" front camera (likely around 1.3MP), a 3MP rear camera (because that's useful), and USB 3.0 ports (something we're legitimately excited about.)
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I am dedicated to my family. I have been interested in photography for what seems like forever. Taking photos is one of my favorite activities, especially photos of people and nature. My dream job would be to be a photographer. For my day job I am a psychologist.
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John Pike works diligently for the betterment of Belmont
To The Daily Sun,
There are three candidates for Belmont Selectman on election day, next Tuesday, March 8.
One candidate has continuously worked to propose new ideas to Belmont taxpayers that are aimed at reducing the town portion of the tax rate while improving services of town departments.
Jon Pike is now proposing changes in the Belmont School system (the largest part of Belmont taxes) by organizing a petition warrant article that would adopt the provisions of RSA 40:13 (known as SB-2) that would allow official ballot voting on ALL issues to come before the Shaker School District. Approval of this warrant article would provide much more oversight to the $ 21,744,870 school budget.
Jon Pike works diligently for the betterment of Belmont and deserves to be elected to continue his objective to stabilize the Belmont tax rate while providing exceptional Town services.
When you go to vote on Tuesday, March 8, I urge you to vote for Jon Pike, Belmont selectman.
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Donaji & the Magical Poncho
This is the story of a fearless girl and her encounter with the wicked cold wind god
4.30 / 5.00 5,196 ViewsSup, this right here is just a Madness Day short showing the type of action you can expect in Madness - Preloaded III
Which will be released next year !
Non of what you see here has something to do with MP III only the type of action.
Thanks to Vel0x for the blood sample.
*Right-click when movie is loaded and set Quality to Low / Medium for smooth play, unless your comp can handle HIGHSHIT*
Can't wait.
However, bear in mind that the shell casing does NOT travel with the bullet when fired, that's the part that gets ejected. And pistol rounds [with the exception of the five-seven] are BLUNT, not SHARP, you're thinking rifle rounds.
Also, the first 3 or 4 "yours" in the flash needed an apostrophe r-e "YOU'RE", I saw that you used the correct punctuation later on in the animation so you must have just neglected to see it in the beginning. If there's one thing that ruins a good flash for me it's crappy grammar; call me a Grammar Nazi.
Your You're ... you know what i meant thanks for the pointers tho hehe :D
knuuuuugh! >~<
I just jizzed myself...
Clean that shit up its inappropriate!
Hank is amazing
I cant wait for the 2011 release


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Kid Rock Praises Metallica, Bashes Limp Bizkit's Treatment of Crew
Keeping a happy crew is a key to success and Kid Rock reveals which acts treat their crew members well and who doesn't.
Keeping a happy crew is a key to success and Kid Rock reveals which acts treat their crew members well and who doesn't.
Earlier today, (March 17) the Associated Press accidentally confused a suspected murderer with Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst.
In an interview, Fred Durst opened up about his conflicted relationship with a certain type of Limp Bizkit fan.
What if you took Limp Bizkit's aggressive backing out of "Break Stuff" and replaced it with say .... the theme from Seinfeld? Listen here.
In a new DIY series of sketches, Borland takes us through the former life of the Deathbat as imagined by the Limp Bizkit guitarist.
We set sail on our way to the Great Stirrup Cay – a familiar and very private island for past Shiprockers. The ShipRocked family gathered together once again to booze it up, tear it down and have a damn good time!
Limp Bizkit guitarist Wes Borland recently made waves when he posted a photo on Instagram with an eyebrow-raising caption poking fun at their fans and their music scene.
Korn and Limp Bizkit will head up the annual SoCal Epicenter Festival on March 14 at the fabulous Forum in Inglewood, Calif.
Limp Bizkit, Metal Allegiance and Black Label Society are among the acts heading up the 2015 edition of the ShipRocked Cruise.
Limp Bizkit have served up an odd new video for their single 'Endless Slaughter.'
Former Limp Bizkit turntablist DJ Lethal says he's still missing his stolen MTV Video Music Award and really wants it back.
The new Limp Bizkit song can now be downloaded for free!


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Hatcher Family Dairy Tennessee has lost roughly half its dairy farms in the past decade. But one family wants to keep its centuries-old operation going, and is adapting new production plans to sell their dairy products.
All-Vol Cheese UT fans can buy or give the gift of school spirit in the form of a tasty food. The university's Institute of Agriculture and a corporate partner are making and selling All-Vol Cheese.
The Effect of a Novel Low Temperature-Short Time (LTST) Process to Extend the Shelf-Life of Fluid Milk. Myer, P., K. R. Parker, A. T. Kanach, T. Zhu, M. T. Morgan, and B. M. Applegate. 2016. SpringerPlus.
Demand for meat and dairy products by Turkish households: A Bayesian censored system approach. Bilgic, A., and S. T. Yen. 2013. Agricultural Economics, 44 (2013).
Casein Micelles Nano-Structure-Function Properties. Harte, F. M. 2013. IFT Annual Meeting, 2013 IFT Annual Meeting, July 13 16, 2013, Chicago Illinois.
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Comfy bed. Excellent Wi Fi. Nice view.
Helpful, pleasant, timely Housekeeping.
Very "Friend"-ly owner with unique life knowledge.
Interesting Staffer.
Suggest contacting Office via phone or email directly for reservations.
Rates more than make up for 50's-era style.
Cramped, but manageable bath.
Overall, a very comfortable 4 days.
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- The Gull Motel is a clean, affordable and friendly motel on Route 1 in Belfast, Maine. It's a hour's drive from I-95 and just over an hour from Acadia National Park. All of our 14 non-smoking rooms come with air conditioning, heating, fridge,microwave,cable TV, secure wi-fi internet access and telephones with free local calls. All our rooms have queen beds, most have water views. Complimentary K-cup coffee and muffins are served in the lobby from 6:00AM to 10AM daily.The Gull is just a few minutes drive from Belfast's historic downtown and waterfront, with its many specialty shops and restaurants. ... more less
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