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Ontario Library Association Super Conference 2011
"The Power of C: Collaboration"
Conference Reflections by Diana Maliszewski
Thursday, February 3, 2011 – 9:05 a.m.
Session #303: The Virtual School Libr@ry Website by Joanie Proske
Summary = Joanie, a TL from BC, shared her M.Ed. research on the benefits of creating a virtual school library website. She talked about switching from an elementary to a secondary school and the ways she transformed the spaces.
3 Key Points
· You as the TL should be directly involved in creating your library website because it should reflect your personality and your philosophy of what a school library program should be
· Even the greats, like Joyce Valenza, can make changes to maximize the virtual school library as a useful space / place (e.g. her site is pretty but scattered and not readable by assistive technology)
· Work on making your virtual space as appealing as your physical space
So What? Now What? =Joanie is a good friend of mine and I convened the session. Joanie said to me afterwards that re-examining her Masters capping paper was beneficial to her because it made her re-evaluate the work with a few months of distance away from the grind of writing it. I think I need to do that with my own capping paper on exemplary school library programs with fresh eyes.
Thursday, February 3, 2011 – 10:20 a.m.
Forest of Reading Student Interviews
Summary = Students from Tom Longboat Jr. P.S. and Mary Shadd P.S. attended session #301 (The Forest of Reading Showcase) and then interviewed the authors afterwards. I helped coordinate this portion. We were thankful that the teachers used cars and GO trains to arrive so that, for the first time ever, students could attend the workshop before the interviews. There were a few scheduling glitches but we got most of the interviews done. The Mary Shadd students had a 40 minute interview with Susie Nielsen and their teacher escort was so grateful and appreciative. The students and their teachers stayed until about 2:00 p.m. wandering the Vendor Hall Expo and enjoying themselves.
Thursday, February 3, 2011 – 10:40 a.m.
Session #424: Check Out A Human Book @ Your Library by Sophie Gorski, Greg Marshall & Janet Kaufman
Summary = A public, academic, and school library describe their experiences with running a human book event, in which people representing marginalized or underrepresented populations are trained and available to be "borrowed" by library users for 30 minute periods.
3 Key Points
· Students are totally engaged by this real-life way of addressing issues of equity and diversity in a way that dwarfs the effectiveness of written texts
· Being a human book takes courage but most participants say they get a lot out of it and often volunteer to return as human books the following years
· A tool kit will be produced by the committee, headed by Sophie as part of a Larry Moore Challenge Grant
So What? Now What? = With a lot of planning (and by using the tool kit to guide me through treacherous waters), this sounds like something that would benefit my students and school. I collected Greg's email (he made me cry with his YouTube video and honest confession about how his discovered his own preconceived notions) and I will check with him (firstname.lastname@example.com) as a resource for running this program in the future. I also saw my friends from Manitoba and we touched base briefly about doing a collaborative literature circle project via Skype.
Thursday, February 3, 2011 – 12:00 p.m.
Access OLA Editorial Board Meeting
Summary = AccessOLA is the magazine of the Ontario Library Association and I am the OSLA liaison editor. This was the first meeting I attended and most of the discussion centered on the web presence for the magazine, the new cover style, and the balance of features vs. columns.
Thursday, February 3, 2011 – 2:10 p.m.
Session # 500: All-Conference Plenary by Michael Wesch
Summary = Wesch is a cultural anthropologist with Kansas State University and talked about the effects of social media and digital technology on global society.
3 Key Points
· Wesch's time in Papua New Guinea was a very trying time in his life, as he realized that everything that defined him was absent in this environment; his identity was so tied to media that in a society without TV or even writing, he was lost
So What? Now What? = I missed a great deal of this presentation because I had to meet my students and prepare them for our workshop. That's why I could only include one point. Thankfully, I heard that the entire session was videotaped and will be available as a free Education Institute webinar. I need to watch the presentation in its entirety before I realize the impact of his talk on me and the potential it has.
Thursday, February 3, 2011 – 3:45 p.m.
Session #607: Students Speak Out by Diana Maliszewski, Venus Cheung, Jonathan Martin, Haran Sureshkumar and Melanie Sureshkumar
Summary = The teacher-librarian and four representatives from each grade division in an elementary school spoke about how their school is evolving into a Learning Commons.
3 Key Points
· The students may not know the proper definition of a Learning Commons, but Is knowing the vocabulary as vital as doing and living the concepts behind it, such as collaboration, access, and engagement?
· Students like their technology tools, and several initiatives, such as the K-2 Inquiry project, dovetail nicely with the aims and strategies used in a Learning Commons
· Parents are just one of the many partnerships, and the two dads present to hear their children speak were part of that
So What? Now What? This was one of my sessions, so it's hard to be impartial. The students were very nervous at first, but after speaking to Peggy MacInnis' high school student Candice in the Speakers Lounge beforehand and after performing in front of a very welcoming audience, they loved it. (People cracked up when Jonathan, after nearly revealing his password, tells the audience in a dead-pan voice: "Actually, my name is Mark.") I think my next steps are to educate the staff and start introducing the vocabulary and explanations directly to the students. I also promised someone I'd share statistics on the number of kids who use these tools at home – I must remember to do that.
Thursday, February 3, 2011 – 5:15 p.m.
Session #703: Ontario School Library Association Annual General Meeting and Award Presentation / Reception
Summary = 2010 President Ruth Hall described OSLA's activities from the past year and 2011 President Roger Nevin shared his goals and introduced the new council.
3 key points
· Paula McNamera from Simcoe County DSB won the Teacher-Librarian of the Year Award
· Michael Bowman from Durham DBS won the Administrator of the Year Award
· David Thornley and Peter Rogers from Knowledge Ontario won the Award for Special Achievement Award
So What? Now What? Paula's group made me cry because all of "her boys" (her grown-up sons) traveled from far and near, leaving young families, to be with their mom as she won her prize. I had great conversations during the reception with Jeanne Buckley about IASL (their conference is in Jamaica this year) and with Paul Kay and Joel Krentz. I need to investigate presenting at IASL, as it is part of my annual learning plan goals to continue to present internationally (even beyond the continent).
Thursday, February 3, 2011 – 8:00 p.m.
OSLA Spotlight Session Working Group Final Planning Session
Summary = All the people involved in the big workshop on Friday (with the exception of Carol and David) met in the Speakers Lounge to finalize plans. All of our work previously was done on line and this was the first time that many of us had met in person. We reviewed the timeline, the technological requirements, the logistics, and the process. We then walked down to the room where the session was to be held to visualize and plot how this would go. We didn't end until 10:00 p.m. and although this was not as late as past evenings at Superconference, I was exhausted because of the constant go-go-go between meetings and sessions.
Friday, February 4, 2011 – 9:05 a.m.
Session #1000: The Great Web 2.0 Face-Off by Carol Koechlin, Mark Carbone, Anita Brooks-Kirkland, the "Red Team", the "Blue Team" and the "Tech Crew"
Summary = This was the OSLA Spotlight Session (OSLA's "must-see" session) and was in the style of a hockey game. Teams had just 5 minutes per period to present a tool and all the possible learning uses (and types of learning it invoked). The shoot out last portion involved tossing tools at the other side and having them fire off uses.
3 key points
· Give students "sandbox" time to explore / play with the tools – it's worthwhile.
· Through the use of Twitter (and microphones at the actual session), learning became more interactive (although it's too bad that the Convention Centre did not provide wi-fi access)
· The conversation will and must continue using the Google site > https://sites.google.com/site/oslahockeyfaceoff/
So What? Now What? = Once again, because I was involved, it was hard to gauge how much learning took place. It was very fast paced and well received. There were some scary points at 7:45 a.m. when we showed up and the room wasn't ready, but all the people involved (Anita Brooks-Kirkland, Diane Bedard, Rebecca Brouse, Doug Peterson, Colleen Rampelt, Rick Budding, Zoe Branigan-Pip, Roger Nevin, etc.) did a super job of going with the flow. I was told "you make me look calm" and "you'd make coffee jumpy" (all of which were compliments on my energy and enthusiasm on stage). I have significantly increased my Twitter PLN because of this session and there are many follow-ups in store (such as Colleen and I co-creating a Bitstrips comic summarizing the event, or new conversations happening about determining the best tool out there with some audience members that tweeted)
Friday, February 5, 2011 – 10:40 a.m.
Session #1100: All Conference Plenary by Atom Egoyan
Summary = Atom Egoyan is a Canadian filmmaker. He spoke about the collaborative process of creating screen plays and directing movies. I did not stay for his entire presentation because a) I had to wash my hair to get rid of yellow-and-purple "faux hawk" hairstyle I wore for the previous session, b) I wanted to visit the Vendor Hall Expo, and c) I wanted to examine the Poster Sessions.
3 key points
· Aboriginal Story Circles and Home Language Integrated into Curriculum by Padma Sastri and Mary Chau from Peel District School Board is a great initiative that fits with many Ministry expectations and documents
· Thunder Bay Catholic District School Board Teacher Librarian PLC Project by June Rysinski, Ginny Czaczkowski, and Gayle Scherban showcased the great work June and her team have done creating a TL learning community
· The Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board teacher-librarians would like me to present at their Summer Institute on the Learning Commons and would like to continue attending Library Camp OTF. A group of TLs attended the ECOO conference so they were unable to come for all of Superconference but they used their PD day to come for one day at the Expo portion
So What? Now What? I think I didn't appreciate Atom Egoyan's talk as much because I have never seen a film he's made. However, I realized that taking a bit of a breather mid-conference helped with my concentration and energy level. I will definitely be following up with Padma for an article for The Teaching Librarian magazine based on her poster session, and chatting with the folks from Dufferin-Peel Catholic on presentation ideas.
Friday, February 4, 2011 – 2:10 p.m.
Session #1225: From Vision to Action – Building an Online Library Learning Commons by Anita Brooks-Kirkland, Janet Dixon, and Rebecca Rouse
Summary = Part of the team from the Waterloo Region District School Board described why and how they created an improved virtual learning space for their staff and students.
3 key points
· What we learn at past Superconferences help us with our current projects, and make sure that you are truly ready before you launch your website (they had 80% of their content already up there – remember that if you don't catch an online user right away, it's easy for them to click elsewhere)
· Items have to be easy to find, clear in purpose, and changeable to your needs (e.g. files both in PDF and in Word so you can alter them, placed on several spots so that if you forget the path you found it the first time, you can get to it via other means)
· Target certain groups and show them how the dynamic website can help them, and then they will become some of your biggest advocates
So What? Now What? = TDSB's web site recently went through a revamp. It would be neat to do a comparison with WRDSB's offering to see where they differ. Combined with Joanie's presentation, I have lots of information for me to use when examining how to collect all our virtual spaces into one spot.
Friday, February 4, 2011 – 3:45 p.m.
Session #1328: Books, Bits and Bytes: Literacy in the 21st Century Librarian by Pat Elliot
Session #1331: ICThinking: Critical Thinking in the Library by Greg Harris, Sally MacDonald, Melissa Jensen and Leslie Whidden
Summary = Pat described how in her newest (and last) school she has attempted to mirror the tasks of the classroom in the library. Greg, Sally, Melissa and Leslie used their TLLP grant to share their wiki learning on infusing critical thinking with information technology tools.
3 key points
· The Simcoe County DSB's group wiki can be found at www.icthinking.pbworks.com
· Many Ministry documents are great fodder for teacher-librarians to use as resources (and to promote to new teachers)
· RAN charts are better than KWL (what we know / confirmed or misconception / new info)
So What? Now What? I wanted to attend both these sessions, but #1331 was moved to this time period instead of its original spot on Saturday. Pat allowed me to skip out of her workshop. I wish her current school was more supportive and less dictatorial (e.g. she had no start-up budget to buy books for her brand-new school, and she actually levelled books in her library, of which I'm not a big fan). I think I will ask if I can become a member of that ICThinking wiki, as it looks like a great support network – I need to look at Glogster and Library Thing. Being part of ABEL would give me a free VoiceThread account (I balk at paying $60 for a year's subscription, even with 100 accounts).
Friday, February 4, 2011 – 5:15 p.m.
Personal Reflection Time
Summary = The 1400 sessions were meetings for other sub-organizations of OLA (such as the public library). I took the time to go to the Speakers Lounge and begin to think about what I had heard so far and the ramifications. I started to type these reflections before hurrying off to the big evening social.
Friday, February 4, 2011 – 6:15 p.m.
Session #1500: All Conference Networking Event – Life is a Cabaret
Summary = As a live band played and concessionaires wandered the crowd offering retro snacks for donations to the Larry Moore fund, conference delegates ate mini hamburgers with fries and socialized. I had great conversations with Gianna Dassios, Tanya Farr, Jennifer Marriott, June Rysinski's Thunder Bay group, Doug Davey, and many of my other friends. I stayed until well after 8:00 p.m. and then June, Joanie and I went out to dinner at East Side Mario's.
Saturday, February 5, 2011 – 9:15 a.m.
Session #1708: I've Got a Computer Lab. I Need Ideas by Danuta Woloszynowicz
Summary = Danuta works with the Muskoka Catholic DSB and she provided many examples of great tools, all OSAPAC licensed or free, that we can use to do projects with our classes. She can be contacted via email@example.com
3 Key Points
· The Google Art Project and www.naxosmusiclibrary.com are two ways in which you can teach about classical art and classical music in an interesting way for the students
· Frames is a useful tool for making movies and combining audio and you can use the chroma key to remove backgrounds and do stuff like having a newscaster report on a key event from Ancient Rome
· Some favourite tools can be replaced with newer, less drill-y ones. Kid Pix can be changed with Pixie, (or WordQ, which sounds a lot like Read & Write 9) and you can see www.tech4learning.com for nice tutorials and ideas (like "when is a beaver not a beaver?" or "if I was ...")
So What? Now What? I should check out Frames, as Danuta spent a great deal of time on it and seems to like it a lot. It resembles Photoshop. Many of her points were things we had heard before (like www.fno.org or start with goals and then go to tools). Frank Hannah was a member of the audience at this session and from his comments on video editing, I see he would be a great human resource when I start doing video editing with the intermediates.
Saturday, February 5, 2011 – 10:45 a.m.
Session #1822: Kinders in the Library: More Than Controlled Chaos by Denise Colby
Summary = Denise describes her kindergarten library procedures, units, and activities.
3 key points
· You can get grade ideas from kindergarten class on how to set up your library space, by making it happy, safe, and comfortable (and keep similar expectations, like keeping materials in a central location, have visual reminders like a toy on the shelf that matches the topic)
· Start slow and spend a lot of time on basic routines like walking to the library, where to meet, how to treat books but then create and allow kinders to be "experts" (X is the 'dinosaur expert' and can show others where to get dinosaur books in the library)
· Use games.greenghoulie.com to find cool and silly songs like Baby Shark to end lessons (she uses "who stole the cookie from the cookie jar" to get kids 1 at a time off the carpet and lined up)
So What? Now What? = Denise gave me catchy new tunes to use and some inspiring things to try (like a reading tent or house, Poptropica for the kindies, centres like magnetic poetry, 2 books for the SKs). She and I need to get together more to strengthen our gaming PLC. She promised to send me her units on book care, NF study, author study, ABC/123, and fairy tale stereotypes.
Saturday, February 5, 2011 – 12:15 p.m.
Session #1900: Gala Closing Luncheon by Jian Ghomeshi
Summary = Jian is the host and co-creator of Q on CBC Radio 1. He talked about culture and media.
3 Key Points
· Content is king – the format doesn't matter (and even length is not an issue, despite the claim that people only will pay attention for 10 minutes > people love the hour long interviews he's done)
· Diversify both in terms of the faces we see and the mediums we use (e.g. Q is a radio show, podcast, webshow)
· Culture is not supposed to be segregated into high culture vs. pop culture, it's all one (e.g. singing Justin Bieber to poor Pilipino kids who knew all the words, or Obama making a Jay-Z reference)
So What? Now What? = There should be no shame in marrying things like video games with literature. I began to diversify who we see in TingL magazine by approaching tables with school and other librarians and offering my business card and a request to write 3 sentences about their Superconference experience to share with others. The flash mob singing was beautiful and maybe I can post the video on my blog.


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Wolves have confirmed that new signing Roger Johnson has replaced Karl Henry as skipper for the 2010-2011 campaign.
It has been common knowledge that manager Mick McCarthy has been contemplating a change and he has opted for the former Birmingham defender.
Henry held the armband for three years but, with considerable competition for places in the Wolves midfield he is no longer guaranteed a regular spot.
McCarthy said: "I have decided to make the change and pass the armband onto Roger.
"I think it can be easier to captain the side from that position in the centre of defence where you can see everything in front of you and are perfectly placed to organise the team.
"Roger has carried that out successfully in the past and his leadership qualities will be of benefit to everyone."
McCarthy added: "I'd like to thank Karl who has carried out the job diligently and professionally.
"He will continue to be a key member of my team."
Johnson will skipper the side for the first time in Saturday's friendly with Real Zaragoza at Molineux.

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|The G-W Family and Luis at "Heaven's Gate"
So, 2010 - Quite a fun year so far!
|Luis and Rose - Dec 09
|Luis at the Art Institute - Dec 09
|Luis Decorates the boy's room - Paraguay style.
We had LOTS of snow in Dec, Jan, Feb, March... April? Seems like it just went on and on. Lucky for Luis, he liked snow...
|E Learns what it felt like to ride bikes on cobblestones in the early days of Chicago.


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Sunday, December 2, 2007
Schedule, December 3-9
This week in joshi puroresu features a debut, a return of a young star from injury, and the retirement of one of the more popular and beautiful women to ever appear in the ring.
WAVE begins their December series on Tuesday the 4th. Ayumi Kurihara has been missing for a few months after breaking her collarbone. Her first appearance will be in a short exhibition match with Michiko Ohmukai. Michiko will also make her final appearance in WAVE, teaming with Bullfight Sora and Yuki Miyazaki against GAMI, Kyoko Kimura, and AKINO. Yumi Ohka was the first person to ~STOP THE UEMATSU~ in WAVE (Toshie had been undefeated in that organization) since WAVE began in August; now she'll resume the Resurrection WAVE and try to avenge an earlier loss to young Hiroyo Matsumoto.
SUN is touring with ZERO-ONE MAX during the week. Highlights include two appearance by Aja Kong. She'll beat Natsuki*Taiyo on Tuesday and Saki Maemura on Friday. Also on Tuesday is a special apperance by the Atrocious Alliance, as Dump Matsumoto and Sasori ask Hikaru and Saki to donate blood to the Japanese Red Cross.
Saturday will have the typical K-DOJO double shot from Chiba Bluefield, but the most interesting action is on Sunday. Itabashi Green Hall will host a NEO show. The theme seems to be youngsters trying to step up, as Nagisa Nozaki battles Manami Toyota, Aya Yuki teams with Hiroyo Matsumoto to battle the tag champs Yoshiko Tamura and Misae Genki in a non-title bout, and Arisa Nakajima gets her wish and faces double champion Haruka Matsuo, again without the belts on the line.
If you want to see title matches, then go to Korakuen Hall, as all 3 of JWP's championships are on the line. First, Mayuka Shinzeki makes her official debut against Arisa. Then Sendai's Tyrannosaurus Okuda makes her first defense of the junior belts (JWP Junior and POP) against Asuka Ohki. It's SUN vs JWP for the tag team championship, as Nanae Takahashi and Natsuki*Taiyo battle holders Tsubasa Kuragaki and Kayoko Haruyama. Finally, the main event is a JWP Openweight Championship match, as little Kaori Yoneyama attempts to take the crown from Azumi Hyuga.
We'll conclude the week with Michiko Ohmukai's retirement show "FINAL EGOIST" at Shinjuku FACE. The show is largely a reunion of ARSION talent. Several retired ARSION workers, including Sakie Hasegawa (who worked for ARSION but didn't wrestle there), Rie Tamada, Yumi Fukawa, and Ryo Miyuki will appear in a "talk show". The main event is a 5 on 5 tag match, featuring people from all portions of Michiko's career. Michiko (with "elegance and grace") teams up with AKINO, Tojuki Leon, Bullfight Sora, and Ayumi Kurihara to take on Aja Kong, Mariko Yoshida, GAMI, Ayako Hamada, and Ai Fujita (with "Emiko Kado"). Ai is the retired ARSION wrestler who had a baby a few months ago and is making a special one-time only return. Emiko Kado was Ai's classmate in ARSION; Kado was the rookie who tragically died after a match only a couple of months into her career. Often people put over younger workers in their retirement match and Kurihara would be the logical choice, but she's on Ohmukai's team. I think the idea here is to pay respects to Emiko and that Fujita will end up beating Michiko (so Emiko wins in spirit, as she never won a match when she was alive).
WAVE December 4, 2007
Shin-Kiba 1st Ring
1. Petite Resurrection WAVE (3 Minute Time Limit Exhibition Match): Michiko Ohmukai vs Ayumi Kurihara
2. Challenge WAVE: Ran Yu-Yu vs Asuka Ohki
3. Comical WAVE~Final Egoist@WAVE~: Michiko Ohmukai, Bullfight Sora, & Yuki Miyazaki vs GAMI, Kyoko Kimura, & AKINO
4. Resurrection WAVE: Yumi Ohka vs Hiroyo Matsumoto
ZERO-ONE MAX December 4, 2007
Toyohashi City Gymnasium
3. Natsuki*Taiyo vs Aja Kong
5. Hikaru & Saki Maemura vs Dump Matsumoto & Sasori
ZERO-ONE MAX December 5, 2007
Komatsu River Sakura Hall
2. Nanae Takahashi & Natsuki*Taiyo vs Hikaru & Saki Maemura
ZERO-ONE MAX December 7, 2007
Minokamo-shi Gymnasium Plaza
2. Nanae Takahashi vs Hikaru vs Natsuki*Taiyo
4. Saki Maemura vs Aja Kong
K-DOJO "CLUB-K 1000" December 8, 2007
Chiba Bluefield
K-DOJO "CLUB-K 3000" December 8, 2007
Chiba BlueField
3. Ryota Chikuzen & Boso Boy Raito vs Teppei Ishizaka & Apple Miyuki
NEO "NEO STORM 07" December 9, 2007
Itabashi Green Hall
1. Tanny Mouse vs Aoi Kizuki
2. Mysterious Group 3 Way Match: Etsuko Mita vs Tsubo Genjin vs Konaka=Pale One
3. Yuki Miyazaki vs Sonoko Kato
4. Nagisa Nozaki vs Manami Toyota
5. Yoshiko Tamura & Misae Genki vs Aya Yuki & Hiroyo Matsumoto
6. Haruka Matsuo vs Arisa Nakajima
JWP "JWP CLIMAX 2007" December 9, 2007
Korakuen Hall
1. Debut Match: Mayuka Shinzeki vs Arisa Nakajima
2. JWP Junior/POP Titles: Tyrannosaurus Okuda (c) vs Asuka Ohki
3. Tag Team Festival: WANTED!? (Sachie Abe & KAZUKI) & Mint Showers (Manami Toyota & Etsuko Mita) vs Uematsu Ran (Toshie Uematsu & Ran Yu-Yu) & DA! (Keito & Carlos Amano)
4. Command Bolshoi vs Tojuki Leon
5. JWP Tag Team Title: Tsubasa Kuragaki & Kayoko Haruyama (c) vs Nanae Takahashi & Natsuki*Taiyo
6. JWP Openweight Title: Azumi Hyuga (c) vs Kaori Yoneyama
FINAL EGOIST December 9, 2007
Michiko Ohmukai Retirement Show
Shinjuku FACE
1. Cherry vs Francoise*
2. Ran Yu-Yu vs Tomoka Nakagawa
3. Toshie Uematsu vs Kyoko Kimura
4. Talk Show (ARSION OG): Sakie Hasegawa, Rie Tamada, Yumi Fukawa, Ryo Miyuki
5. Main Event: Michiko Ohmukai (with elegance/grace) & AKINO & Tojuki Leon & Bullfight Sora & Ayumi Kurihara vs Aja Kong & Mariko Yoshida & GAMI & Ayako Hamada & Ai Fujita (with Emiko Kado)
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Sochi Olympics
Opening Ceremony
Little Mermaid
West Side Story
Adriana Mater
Benvenuto Cellini
Biblical Stories
Boris Godunov
Death in Venice
Don Giovanni
Fiery Angel
Flowering Tree
Flying Dutchman
Guillaume Tell
La Clemenza De Tito
La Juive
Les Troyens
Love for the Three Oranges
Magic Flute
Oedipus Rex
Peleas et Melissande
Snow Maiden
St François d'Assise
The Ring Cycle
The Ring, Amsterdam
Waiting for Barbarians
War & Peace
MTV Video Music Awards
Sea Glass Carousel
Symphony for the Earth
The Russian Pavillon
Invisible City
Glass City
Endless Tower
Invisible Cities
1. The City of Inspiration
2. The City of the Flood
3. The City of Tower
4. The City of Angels
5. The City of the Desert
6. The City of the Destruction
7. Invisible City
About George Tsypin Opera Factory
George Tsypin is a sculptor, architect and designer of opera, film and video. He won an International Competition of "New and Spontaneous Ideas for the Theater for Future Generations" some twenty years ago. Since then his opera designs have been seen all over the world, including Salzburg Festival, Opera de Bastille in Paris, Covent Garden in London, La Scala in Milan and Metropolitan Opera in New York.
Mr. Tsypin has worked in all major theaters in America and in the 90-es expanded his work to include design for film, television, concerts as well as exhibitions and installations. The first personal gallery show of his sculpture took place in 1991 at Twining Gallery in New York. He created the Planet Earth Gallery, one of the Millennium Projects in England: a major installation of moving architectural elements, videos and 200 sculptures.
George exhibited his work at Venice Biennale in 2002. George studied architecture in Moscow and theater design in New York and won numerous awards. He has worked for many years with renowned directors such as Julie Taymor, Peter Sellars, Pierre Audi, Francesca Zambello, Jurgen Flimm and Andrey Konchalovsky. He has a special creative relationship with the conductor Valery Gergiev. George designed "The Little Mermaid" and "Spider-man: Turn off the Dark" ( Tony Award Nomination, Outer Critics Circle Award). on Broadway. His book "GEORGE TSYPIN OPERA FACTORY: Building in the Black Void" was published by Princeton Architectural Press in October of 2005 (Golden Pen Award); the second book "GEORGE TSYPIN OPERA FACTORY: Invisible City" by the same publisher was released on October 18, 2016.
George was an artistic director, production designer and coauthor of the script for the Opening Ceremony of the Olympic Games in Sochi in 2014. He was nominated for Emmy Award for his work.
George's latest work was the design of newly opened Sea Glass Carousel in Battery Park at the South tip of Manhattan in close proximity to former World Trade Center.
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On June 29 and throughout this week, 70+ Bay Area media organizations will be publishing content to highlight the issue of homelessness. We wanted to look into some of the most common legal issues low-income and/or homeless clients face, so we reached out to alumna Kendra Amick '13, an Economic Justice Attorney at Bay Area Legal Aid. She spoke to us about her work and her time at UC Hastings.
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Friday, September 13, 2013
Still The Same
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I rarely feel that my own writing is as good as others', despite what objective readers say. *shrugs* I think that's normal.ReplyDelete
Good luck with your edits. :)
I never have any problem reading my own work. Am I strange?ReplyDeleteReplies
Probably-but aren't we all?Delete
Actually I think you should have someone read it to you. No one is too old to have something read to them once in a while. Maybe hearing it in a different voice will soothe your fears. Like Stacey this has never been an issue for me either.ReplyDeleteReplies
I know the value of reading aloud in catching problems, but I think having someone read it to me might make it worse!Delete
I won't tell you to get over yourself. I feel the same way. I often have an intense love/hate relationship with my manuscript. At the moment we're not getting along very well. I'm not even rereading the pages I wrote the day before, just sticking my chin out and saying, "fine, be that way" and continuing on.ReplyDelete
But I believe you when you say your manuscript is good enough to get some attention from agents and editors. :)Replies
Maybe we should take our manuscripts out for dinner and dancing to smooth things over!Delete
It depends on the number draft I'm on. I enjoy the second, third, and maybe fourth. Those later drafts are difficult for me to get through. Anything I've published though? That I can read.ReplyDeleteReplies
That sounds like 'draft fatigue' you've got going there.Delete
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Writer and their quirks, eh? I say just take it as more evidence that you're doing exactly what you are supposed to be doing: being a writer.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks, Dan. If I add more quirks, will it make me a better writer? I'll have to think of some whoppers.Delete
I can understand why reading over your own work is different to reading over somebody else's. For me, it's like I want people to read my stuff, but I don't want people I legitimately KNOW to read my stuff in case they hate it or only pretend to like it. Fingers crossed that you'll find the motivation to keep re-drafting BARTON'S WOMEN :)ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks, Bonnee. I think the only thing worse than me reading my writing is someone I know reading my writing! I may have mentioned this once before, but the first time I gave my wife a piece of my fiction, I went outside and marched up and down the street, throwing snowballs at trees while she read it. And I gave her my first completed manuscript when she was about to leave for a week!Delete
I desperately hate reading my own stuff. I'm with you there. BTW, you're quite right about Barton's Women. I predict it will go very far. It's really an amazing read. It stays with you. It's definitely one of my favorite books I've ever read. Beautifully written and thought-provoking. It's just a bestseller waiting for a publisher!ReplyDelete
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For the second year in a row, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has named CB Richard Ellis Group Inc. as a 2009 Energy Star Partner of the Year for outstanding energy management and reductions in greenhouse gas emissions. CBRE's accomplishments will be recognized at an awards ceremony in Washington, D.C. on March 31.
CB Richard Ellis will be honored for smart energy management practices and investments that are resulting in significant energy and financial savings in its managed portfolio. CBRE is the only commercial real estate services firm recognized by the EPA with a Partner of the Year award this year.
Over the past year, the Company expanded its commitment and mandated that all office buildings over 50,000 sq. ft. managed by its U.S. Asset Services Group be registered with Energy Star. Today more than 1,200 CBRE-managed buildings are participating in the program. In 2008, more than 220 of these properties totaling 73 million sq. ft. were recognized for exemplary performance by Energy Star.


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Ceroc, the biggest Dance club in the world has been introducing beginners to the world of partner dance for over 30 years.
Anyone can do it and lots are!
We teach a modern fusion of the popular partner Dances with influences from Salsa, Swing and Ballroom.
The dance is very easy to learn as there is no footwork to learn and we guarantee you will be confident enough to dance after your very first lesson.
It's fun, it's easy, it's a fantastic way to keep fit and it's a great way to socialise and meet people.
CEROC is a complete night out!
When can I come to the classes?
You can start Ceroc whenever you like. We run beginners lessons at every class night. It is not a course. Just turn up when it suits you. The beginner lessons are aimed at brand new dancers. So even if you have never set foot on a dance floor before, as we go right back to basics you won't ever feel out of your depth – We specialize in two left feet!
What happens during the classes?
We start the night with a 45 minute beginner Lesson where you will learn a simple routine of 3 moves. The moves are all broken down and taught in simple steps.
During the class the teacher will rotate everyone so you get to dance with different people, with different styles.
After the beginners class we then play music for 15mins so you can practice the moves you have just learnt with the people that you have met in the lesson.
Then we run a 30 mins intermediate class for people who have been dancing 6 weeks or more. However the newer beginners will practice the routine they have just learnt in the class in a smaller group with some of our more experienced and friendly volunteers called "Taxi Dancers". Hail one at any point during the evening if you would like some help. They are dedicated to helping beginners!
What happens after the classes?
After the intermediate class everyone returns to the main room and we play music so that you can dance and practice the moves you have just learnt. Learning to dance relies on muscle memory so the more you practice the easier it becomes. This is social dance time that we call 'Freestyle'. You are free to dance as much as you like, and leave whenever you feel ready.
How much does it cost?
In Ceroc Passion most classes cost £8.00 for entry plus there is a £2.00 life time membership fee on your first night.
When and where are the classes in my area?
Please see our VENUES page.
Who can I dance with?
You can come with a significant other, a group of friends or on your own. There's no need to bring a partner as we partner people up at the beginning of the class and then rotate partners every few minutes – you'll get to meet lots of new people.
Do I have to 'rotate' in the classes?
We do prefer that you do participate in the classes and the moving round. As a beginner you may be tempted to want to stay with your partner or the friend that you came with, but dancing with a range of different people will aid your progression. Also we have experienced dancers who join in with the beginner lesson just to help you out!
What is the average age?
Ceroc is an adult dance class and there really is no upper age restriction. Ceroc dancers come from all walks of life and we have people as young as 16 and as old as 80 learning to dance. However most people are between 25 and 55 years.
What should I wear?
For the general classes people normally come casually dressed. What would you wear to a local bar or pub would be suitable! It's important that you try and wear footwear that is comfortable but not with a 'grippy' sole. There are a lot of spins and movements in the dance and if you wear grippy rubber-soled shoes like some trainers your feet will stick to the floor! You don't need to wear special dance shoes, just aim for comfort.
Are there any health benefits to Ceroc?
There are many health benefits associated with aerobic exercise and that is what dance is. Weight loss, increased fitness and stamina, increased bone density, flexibility and toning. Also exercise releases endorphins that make you feel good so you get that 'feel-good-factor' too.
What happens during the social 'freestyle'?
'Freestyle' is the social dancing part of the night where you can practice the moves that you have learned with the people that you met in the lesson. People will come up and ask you to dance and you are also free to ask anyone else to dance. General etiquette is that if someone builds up the courage to ask you to dance, the answer is always "yes!". It's perfectly acceptable for ladies to ask men to dance.
After you have one or two dances with someone, ensure that you thank them and then you are free to sit down, grab a drink or move on to ask someone else to dance. The music is very varied so hopefully you'll find something that you want to dance to from Pop, Dance, Swing, Disco, Soul, R&B, Latin, Blues etc.
Should I stay for the 'Freestyle'!
Please do try and stay for the freestyles and dance as much as possible. The more you dance, the faster you will gain confidence with Ceroc and the more your muscle memory will remember the movements.
I'm nervous!
Everybody feels nervous on their first night, and it's not uncommon to feel a little clunky and uncoordinated for your first few dances. Don't worry, never apologise and stick with it. The more you practice the faster it will begin to feel very natural.
The most important part of a Ceroc night is having fun! You really will be able to dance a few moves even after your first night so just enjoy yourself. If you are worried about dancing with other people to begin with then just sit and have a drink and watch other people dancing, as that's a great way to learn too.
Do you do any discounts?
Exclusively for out brand new members dancing on their first week, we offer six classes for half the price. Most people begin to feel very confident with their dancing after week 6, and then have the courage to move up to the intermediate level lesson.
Just pay £26 on your first night (£2 lifetime membership plus 3 lessons at £8) and then you can enjoy 6 lessons at Ceroc Kettering, or any of our other venues in Ceroc Passion. Save a packet and fast track your way to the intermediate class! Don't worry if you miss a week; your 6 classes can be redeemed over a 3 month period
1. This offer above is for NEW MEMBERS only.
2. The Six Lessons for Half Price are only available at a Ceroc Passion Venues. It must also be purchased on your first night.
3. For existing Members if you would like to receive FREE offers from Ceroc passion you must ensure you are on our Email Distribution List. Please E-mail email@example.com with your details so we can add you on.
If you have any further questions or concerns, don't hesitate to call Jeff Kremer on 07525 233 003 EMAIL
We hope to see you on the dance floor soon in one of our Passion venues,
Jeff Kremer and the Ceroc Passion Team.


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And Then There Were None Chapter 1
Justice Wargrave rides in the first class section of a train headed for Devon. He thinks about his destination, the mysterious house on Indian Island. It was built years earlier by a rich American, then abandoned after the death of his wife in a boating accident. Gossip and rumors now surround the place, and the newspapers alternately suggest that the Island has been purchased by a movie star, the military, Royalty, or even an equally mysterious Mr. Owen. Wargrave examines the letter he received, inviting him to the island. The name signed to it is that of an old friend of his, Constance Culmington. He remembers her as being a flighty, and last heard that she'd gone to live in Persia. His thoughts provide the reader with their first clue: "Constance Culmington, he reflected to himself, was exactly the sort of woman who would buy an island and surround herself with mystery! Nodding his head in gentle approval of his logic, Mr. Justice Wargrave allowed his head to nod... He slept..." Chapter 1, pg. 3
On the same train, in the third-class section, sits Vera Claythorne. She too is headed for Indian Island, hired to be a nanny by one 'Una Nancy Owen'. Vera think that she's lucky to have found any job at all - she'd recently been involved in a bit of a scandal: "People don't like a Coroner's Inquest, even is the Coroner did acquit me of all blame!" Chapter 1, pg. 4 Despite her self-assurances though, she still worries about going back to the sea, especially after the drowning... She notices, and is noticed by, the man sitting across from her, Phillip Lombard, a down-on his luck former army man who has been hired by Mr. Morris on behalf of Mr. Owen - his job is to do whatever is asked of him. For a week's work he's paid a large sum of money, but he assures Morris that he won't do anything illegal. Privately, though, he has other thoughts on the matter: "No, there wasn't much he drew the line at. He fancied he was going to enjoy himself at Indian Island." Chapter 1, pg. 7
In a non-smoking car, Emily Brent sits, pondering on the weakness and worthlessness of the younger generation: "Every one made such a fuss over things nowadays! They wanted injections before they had teeth pulled - they took drugs if they couldn't sleep - they wanted easy chairs and cushions and the girls allowed their figures to slop about anyhow and lay about half naked on the beaches in summer." Chapter 1, pg. 7 Recent events have lowered her income, so when she received a letter from a forgotten acquaintance, offering a free vacation on the famous Indian Island, she was more than happy to take U.N. Oliver up on the offer, even though she couldn't really make out the signature or remember the name. General Macarthur is also on the train, having received a letter from Owen, a supposed acquaintance of some old army friends of his. According to the letter, there's going to be some kind of a get together on the island, and the General is only too happy to take a vacation. He'd been worried lately that his old friends had been avoiding him, do to the recent rumors about that thing he was involved in, some 30 years ago...
Dr. Armstrong drives down a country highway, on his way to provide an informal medical consultation for Owens on Indian Island. Life had been good to him lately, he'd become a popular doctor with the upper class, but he thinks back to a horrible incident fifteen years ago - when he turned his life around, and barely avoided going to jail. He puts those thoughts out of his head as a Sports Car blasts by him. The driver of the Sports Car is Tony Marston, who complains to himself about the quality of English roads and drivers. He stops at a country hotel for a drink, and ponders his invitation. He's not quite sure who the Owens are, because they're new money. He hopes they know how to mix a good drink.
William Henry Blore sits in a train, across from an old sailor. He's checking over a list of all the people who are going to be on the Island. He's been hired for some kind of job, but he's nebulous about what it is. He tries to figure out what story to use as a cover - he decides to pretend that he's from South Africa, it's doubtful that anyone will know enough to call him on it. The old seaman across from him wakes up, and tells him that a storm is coming, that the day of judgment is close at hand. Blore thinks to himself: " 'He's nearer the day of judgment than I am!' But there, as it happens, he was wrong..." Chapter 1, pg. 16
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This weeks Toddle Along Tuesday's topic is Obsessions. When thinking of this, a lot of different things came to mind. Maybe the fact that she loves Doc McStuffin's but calls her Dr. Muffins {hello, cute!}. She sings the "I feel better, so much better" {now you can have that in your head too} every time she gets her diaper changed. Or the fact that she talks to the tv when watching Daniel Tiger {from Daniel Tigers Neighborhood} and tells him to BE CAREFUL, BE CAREFUL, when he is carrying a cake for his birthday party.
But when I think about one thing that she really loves, one thing she is really obsessed with, it would have to be SHOES. Now, I'm thinking to myself, this isn't going to be good…Shoes are an expensive obsession! I will have to limit the number of shoes I buy her… yeah right 😉
One of her favorite shoes would have to be her cowboy boots aka "Cowboys".
{Picture Taken by Bubbly Beard — Can't wait to see the rest of these pictures people!!}
The other pair of shoes she seems to really like are her silver sparkle tom-ish shoes!
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Economics of Carbon Sequestration Projects Involving Smallholders
Afforestation and reforestation projects have the potential to help mitigate global warming by acting as sinks for CO2. However, participation in carbon-sink projects may be constrained by high costs. This problem may be particularly severe for projects involving smallholders in developing countries. Of particular concern are the transaction costs incurred in developing projects and measuring, certifying, and selling the carbon-sequestration services generated by such projects. This chapter addresses these issues by analyzing the implications of transaction and abatement costs in carbon-sequestration projects. A typology of transaction costs is presented, and estimates of the five cost types are derived based on a review of existing projects. The influences of project design on abatement costs and transaction costs are explored, and the critical values of a set of three project-design variables (farm price, number of participating farms, and minimum farm area) are identified for any given combination of transaction costs.
KeywordsTransaction Cost Carbon Stock Clean Development Mechanism Abatement Cost Carbon Market
This chapter was prepared under contract with FAO. The research was largely funded by the Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research (ACIAR) under project ASEM 2002/066. The author is grateful to Robyn Hean for valuable comments on previous drafts, to Russell Wise for research assistance, and to colleagues in CESERF and ICRAF, Indonesia, for providing data and information.
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New in Feature Articles, some long weekend reading: 'The Portraiture of Loss' by Dr Suzannah Biernoff from Issue 2 – Janus Faces.
This essay discusses plastic surgery pioneer and artist Henry Tonks during the time of his groundbreaking work during World War I at St Mary's Hospital, Kent.
Contains disturbing images.
[Excerpt] "There was no ethics committee to debate the legitimacy and uses of Tonks' work with Gillies' team, and the patients were not party to discussions about the exhibition, or potential propaganda value, of their wounded faces. Tonks himself thought the pastels 'rather dreadful subjects for the public view' and discouraged the interest of officials in the government's propaganda unit at Wellington House. We don't know how the men felt about being drawn. We do not even know if they saw their own portraits; mirrors were prohibited in Gillies' ward at Aldershot, although this didn't prevent one corporal in the care of Nurse Catherine Black from getting hold of one: having seen his face he asked for a pen and paper so that he could write to his sweetheart, Molly. 'You're well enough to see her now,' Catherine Black remembers saying, 'Why not let her come down?' 'She will never come now,' he said quietly …"


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Following last week's debut of the new trailer, Focus Features has brought online another TV spot for Fifty Shades of Grey, director Sam Taylor-Johnson's much-anticipated adaptation of the E L James novel. Check it out in the player below!
Opening in theaters on February 13, 2015, Fifty Shades of Grey stars Jamie Dornan, Dakota Johnson, Jennifer Ehle, Luke Grimes, Victor Rasuk, Eloise Mumford, Max Martini, Rita Ora, Marcia Gay Harden and Callum Keith Rennie.
Fifty Shades of Grey has become a global phenomenon and the trilogy has been translated in over 50 languages worldwide since its release. To date, the ?Fifty Shades? trilogy has sold over 70 million copies worldwide in e-book and print, making it one of the fastest-selling book series ever.
First published in 2011, Fifty Shades of Grey follows the relationship of 27-year-old billionaire Christian Grey (Dornan) and college student Anastasia Steele (Johnson). Subsequent novels in the series, "Fifty Shades Darker" (2011) and "Fifty Shades Freed" (2012) explore the couple?s deepening relationship.


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By Elizabeth Markovits, associate professor of politics
This article was first published in the Daily Hampshire Gazette on May 15, 2013.
Thanks a lot, Sheryl Sandberg.
On top of all the hard work that working moms do to keep their paychecks coming and their families functioning, you just added another big-ticket item to the to-do list: lean in, speak out, and "reignite the revolution."
For many of us, the very thought of this is simply exhausting. We already know that a working mother's reward for her work is often to make less than both her male colleagues and her female colleagues who don't have children – even doing the same job, with the same education and level of experience.
Meanwhile, many working mothers aren't even sure they want to "make it." They want more, not less, time to devote to their families, and they want to achieve other important personal goals. The institutional obstacles are also huge, from the lack of paid family leave and meaningful part-time options, to the expense and scarcity of high-quality childcare.
Culturally, the tide still works against women, whether through internalized messages that women really aren't cut out for leadership, that no one else can do the housework and childcare as well as they can, that being too outspoken or powerful is a turnoff, that we need to make compromises because we can't have it all … But.
Sandberg, the chief operating officer at Facebook, is right. As long as women aren't making it into the boardroom or the manager's office or City Hall, not only do we lose 20 cents every hour we work and find ourselves with a Congress that is 82 percent male, but we also find it more difficult to contest the terms of success or to find alternative ways of creating the work-life balance we really want.
Right now, every woman who makes it to the top — and every man who wants to be with his children — has to be a revolutionary, which is more than should be required of any one person.
But we don't all have to be heroes, smashing glass ceilings with our brains, pluck, and co-parenting partners. There's a front line for everyone in this battle. This is equally true whether you are a woman, a man, a parent, a stay-at-home parent, a part-time worker, or a CEO.
The secret is that it's okay to start small. Starting small leaves no excuse for not taking action. In fact, incremental progress on what may first appear to be smaller issues can lead to big improvements. We know that women in the workplace often reach a point at which all the big and small discriminations, inflexible policies, and snide comments become too much, and they simply, in Sandberg's parlance, lean back. If we can remove that last straw before it breaks her back, we can keep women on their way to the top and get closer to real equality—a world where men and women are both as equally likely to run the country as the household.
Here are four practical ways to get started today.
- Find, publicize, and revamp your workplace family, disability, and sick leave policies. You don't have to be in the human resources department or CEO's office to do this. I have found that many people, even those affected by these policies, do not know what's offered or how best to use it. Moreover, these policies may be outdated, illegal, or contribute to retention issues that cost workplaces money. Become the go-to person for this information.
- Make it easier for pregnant women and new mothers to stay on the job. Are workers allowed to sit, to take breaks to rest? Is there a dedicated space for nursing mothers to pump milk at your work? Are there parking spaces for pregnant individuals? If not, find room for a lactation station or parking spot and make a proposal. Even if you don't need these policies, chances are someone in your workplace does. Talk to them and see how you can be an ally.
- Determine how your workplace practices affect workers who are also parents—and change them. Schedule meetings and important work events during school hours. Also, keep employee schedules as consistent as possible. Childcare centers usually require set schedules; unpredictable or frequently changing work scheduling adds an unnecessary burden.
- Collaborate to develop "on-ramps" for full-time caregivers who want to return to work. Many women—and not just elites—take a period out of their work lives to stay at home with their children, especially when the kids are very young. If you are a full-time caregiver now, what programs and policies might facilitate your return? Reduced fees for licensing? Help with fulfilling continuing education requirements? Is it possible to begin discussions with old colleagues and bosses, within professional associations, and with other full-time caregivers to imagine and then secure the support caregivers need, whether through those associations, employers, or grants?
Sandberg has been slammed for claiming that all women need to lean in. (She doesn't, by the way.) But the truth is we're all in this together. Whether or not I want to lean in, I want my children to be able to make that choice for themselves. We need to "lean small" starting today, whether from our laptops during naptime or from the corner office, so that everyone is eventually able to make decisions about their life's work according to their own vision, not according to tired and tiresome stereotypes.
Elizabeth Markovits is an associate professor of politics at Mount Holyoke College in South Hadley.


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Everyone has been so excited for the Version 4.X updates within the CCIE R&S Written Bootcamp CoD. I think one of the reasons for this is that, finally, the CCIE R&S Written aligns perfectly with the Lab Exam Blueprint. Every topic you need to know for the written, you also need to know for the lab exam. This is a real benefit to students as they prepare for each exam.
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from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
- n. A binary compound consisting of carbon and a more electropositive element, especially calcium.
- n. A hard material made of compacted binary compounds of carbon and heavy metals, used to make tools that cut metal.
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- n. Any binary compound of carbon and a more electropositive element
- n. The polyatomic ion C22−, or any of its salts.
- n. The monatomic ion C4−, or any of its salts.
- n. A carbon-containing alloy or doping of a metal or semiconductor, such as steel.
- n. Tungsten carbide.
- n. trivial name for calcium carbide (CaC2), used to produce acetylene in bicycle lamps in the early 1900s.
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- n. A binary compound of carbon with some other element or radical, in which the carbon plays the part of a negative; -- formerly termed carburet.
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- n. A compound of carbon with a metal. Formerly called carburet.
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One of these was a genuine old-fashioned miner's headlamp called the carbide lantern.
The upper part, "E," is a small reservoir in which water is put; this water is released in small quantities through the tube at the right, and, flowing into the lower part of the lamp, comes in contact with the calcium carbide, which is in the receptacle "P"; the gas thus generated is held in the reservoir "G," and when sufficient pressure has been created is forced out through the burner "B."
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The movable carbide chamber _D_ has its upper perforated part half filled with carbide, which is pressed upwards by a spring _D'_.
Most of these defects can be avoided by using granulated carbide, which is more uniform in size and shape, or by employing a granulated and "treated" carbide which has been dipped in some non-aqueous liquid to make it less susceptible to the action of moisture.
The phosphorus in the gas comes from calcium phosphide in the calcium carbide, which is attacked by water, and yields phosphoretted hydrogen (or phosphine, as it will be termed hereafter).
The sulphur in the gas comes from aluminium sulphide in the carbide, which is produced in the electric furnace by the interaction of impurities containing aluminium and sulphur (clay-like bodies, &c.) present in the lime and coke; this aluminium sulphide is attacked by water and yields sulphuretted hydrogen.
Carbide of 1 inch mesh and above shall not contain more than 5 per cent. of dust, such dust to be defined as carbide capable of passing through a mesh of one-sixteenth of an inch.
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