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At first sight, it all looks like the purest multicultural kitsch. On a heavy, sultry early afternoon, filmmakers from Indonesia, Thailand, Taiwan, South Africa and Chad sit together peaceably at a restaurant on the Lido in Venice. Their host is a small, lively man who runs joyfully from one to the next, looking like a cross between an extra-terrestrial and Homer Simpson. Nothing points to the fact that the little group chatting away happily has just conquered Venice.
"Dry Season." Ali Bacha Barkai and Youssouf Djaoro. All photos courtesy New Crowned Hope festival
The small man is the American opera director Peter Sellars, artistic director of the New Crowned Hope festival, which starts in Vienna in November. For the major event commemorating the 250th anniversary of Mozart's birth, he had the idea of seeking for Mozart's visions in other areas of art and culture. Jointly with the Wiener Festwochen festival, he ordered seven films from seven emphatically non-Western directors. His hand-picked group comprised the covert avant-garde of world cinema, including Taiwanese director Tsai Ming-liang and Thai filmmaker Apichatpong Weerasethakul. Their mission: to make films freely inspired from one of Mozart's last three works: "The Magic Flute", "La Clemenza di Tito" and the "Requiem". When the Venice film biennale selected four of the finished works, entering three of them in its official competition, Sellars, the little man running around on the Lido with a gleeful smile and a long orange chain about his neck, became the festival's guru.
Of course one could ask if the Mozart label wasn't stuck a little wilfully onto the films, some of which were already in production. What does Mozart have to do with a crime and punishment drama in Chad, a country ravaged by civil war, with a love story among illegal construction workers in Malaysia, or day to day life in a provincial hospital in Thailand?
At first the parallels with Mozart seem to be just on the level of content. Director Mahamat-Saleh Haroun's film "Dry Season" can certainly be compared with Mozart's opera "La Clemenza di Tito," in which the regent breaks through a vicious cycle of terror and revenge. "Dry Season" tells the story of an adolescent in Chad who sets out to kill the man who murdered his father. Haroun follows the troubled Atim through a country where violence has become the only language. His father's killer turns out to be a baker who has lost his voice through a machete blow. He takes Atim in, teaches him his trade, even wants to adopt him. The musical quality of this film lies in its rhythm, and in the long shots where people work, carry flour, mix dough and roll it into baguettes. Bake against the war? Haroun is no dreamer. Violence is ever-present in his film, in the tense looks and hard physical contact, in the baker's cupboard stuffed with machine guns. Perhaps no reconciliation is possible at all, just indirect forgiveness. In the short moment when everything floats in the balance, hate is suspended and for the first time in his life the boy learns something from an adult â la clemenza di Atim.
"I Don't Want to Sleep Alone." Lee Kang-Sheng and Norman Bin Atun
When the coloraturas of the Queen of the Night squeak on the radio as a young man lies in a coma vigil in one scene of Taiwanese filmmaker Tsai Ming-liang's "I Don't Want to Sleep Alone," it's almost like an ironic reference to the Mozart commission. In a run-down neighbourhood in Kuala Lumpur, a young Chinese man is beaten up by strangers then taken in and cared for by a construction worker. Tsai Ming-liang films the caring, restrained tenderness in great detail. Rwang, the illegal Bangladeshi worker, feeds and washes his guest, helps him to the toilet, cools his bruises and rubs him with cream. Contact seems possible in this film only as caring, helping. Similarly, the young waitress Chyi cares for and satisfies her boss' son as he lies motionless in his hospital bed.
"I Don't Want to Sleep Alone." Chen Shiang-Chyi
There is no private space in Tsai Ming-liang's confined, dark cityscape. His heroes live in corners of rooms, in ramshackle attics, they share their mattresses and meet in the gigantic concrete ruins of the former economic boom. And yet "I Don't Want to Sleep Alone" is anything but a social drama about the Malaysian underclass. It's a wonderfully tender film about the longing for contact, and possibly also freely inspired by the love motives in "The Magic Flute." The couples in this film experience their trials by water and fire on the shining, black lakes in abandoned construction sites, or in the smoke of underground garbage fires. They kiss and cough under smoke masks and fish peacefully in dead waters.
"Syndromes and a Century." Nantarat Sawaddikul
With a little hermeneutic fantasy you can find references to Mozart here and there in all the Sellars projects. Apichatpong Weeraserhakul's images of a Thai provincial hospital set in the middle of nature are reminiscent of the garden and forest scenes in "The Magic Flute," while the opera's love scenes are reflected in muted discussions between the doctor and her admirer. And one could certainly read the spirituality of Mozart's last works into "Syndromes and a Century," a film about magic and the transmigration of souls. There is no end to the interpretations, and Mozart could suddenly appear in every hospital, every construction site and bakery between Thailand, Chad and Taiwan.
"Syndromes and a Century"
But perhaps you get closer to the films simply by looking at what makes them stand out amidst today's cinematographic idioms and narrative structures, and so at what distinguishes them from all the other films at this huge festival: their infectious clarity, their silent heroes who express themselves in so many ways and so few words. Their stillness which makes so much audible, from the relentless drone of the streets in Kuala Lumpur to the hum of insects in the Thai rainforest. Their readiness to take a second and third look at every character. And finally the long, lyrical arches of their camera shots, which stretch the conventions of cinematic syntax. Life itself inhabits the frames of the three directors whose films were selected for the competition, Tsai Ming-liang, Apichatopong Weerasethakul and Mahamat-Saleh Haroun. Their unorthodox approach, their openness to the world, their willingness to break new ground, and even break with their own style, makes them kindred spirits of Mozart.
If and how these works will engender discussion on Mozart in Vienna will only become clear when all seven films come together with Sellars' other projects. In Venice, "Dry Season", "I Don't Want to Sleep Alone" and "Syndromes and a Century" have their rightful place in the competition with or without Mozart. At the 63rd Mostra del Cinema, it's a stroke of luck that Peter Sellars has stormed the festival with his little Mozart guerrilla, giving the festival its stillest, and most courageous, films.
The article originally appeared in German in Die Zeit on September 7, 2006.
Katja Nicodemus is film critic for Die Zeit.
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The days of dealing with that annoying passenger seated beside you may soon be over, as two major airlines are offering customers the chance to choose seatmates in advance.
Travelers on KLM Royal Dutch Airlines will soon be able to use their Facebook and LinkedIn profiles to find passengers with similar interests—as long as there's mutual consent in viewing personal information. The service is expected to become available on KLM's Facebook page in early 2012, but there's been no word on whether there will be a fee.
Earlier this year, Malaysia Airlines took the link between social media and seat selection one step further. In March, the carrier introduced MHbuddy, which allows passengers to book tickets through the airline's Facebook page and find the ideal seatmate during check-in.
Flyers on Malaysian are able to see where friends on the same flight are sitting because seat selections can be made public. The service also includes the option to share trip itineraries and final destinations. [CNN]
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2. Bake in the oven at 350 degrees for about 13-15 minutes or until cooked medium
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Jazz anchors Gingery's work, but elements of rock, blues, and folk and modern harmonies can be heard on the record featuring his band: Jon Irabagon on saxophones (winner of 2008 Thelonious Monk competition), Mike Baggetta on guitar and Mark Ferber on drums.
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HANOVER, N.H. (AP) — Kicking off his presidential campaign in New Hampshire, former Louisiana Gov. Buddy Roemer says he may be no one, but he's the only one ready to fight a corrupt political system.
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NLM Lends Historical Collections to Yeshiva University Museum Exhibition, "Trail of the Magic Bullet"
Multi-Media Show Examines Jewish Relationship with Modern Medicine
The National Library of Medicine (NLM) is pleased to be a part of a multi-media exhibition on view at Yeshiva University Museum in New York City (http://www.yumuseum.org/) until August 12, 2012. Trail of the Magic Bullet: The Jewish Encounter with Modern Medicine, 1860-1960 examines the modern Jewish experience through the lens of medicine.
It was only about a century and a half ago that scientific medicine began to emerge, radically shaping the way we live. For Jews-and for the Jewish community at large-this transformation presented new opportunities, new challenges, and new ways to engage with modern society. Trail of the Magic Bullet: The Jewish Encounter with Modern Medicine, 1860-1960 explores this transformation from the personal to the communal level through a series of case studies: first of individuals - the "new Jewish doctors" and their participation in creating modern medicine; then the impact of modern medicine on Jewish communities; and finally the intersection of Jewish tradition and modern medicine. Through the display of vintage medical instruments and artifacts, documents, photographs, and video, the exhibition focuses on the period from the emergence of scientific medicine up through the end of anti-Semitic discrimination in the mid-20th century.
Featured in Trail of the Magic Bullet are several items from the NLM's historical collections, including selected papers of Dr. Joseph Goldberger, the eminent Hungarian Jewish physician and epidemiologist who studied the connections between disease and poverty. Dr. Goldberger's research as a physician in the US government's Hygienic Laboratory, the predecessor of the National Institutes of Health, led to the discovery of the cause of the pellagra in diet, not germs. Also included in "Trail of the Magic Bullet," from NLM's rich collection of Islamic medical manuscripts, is an 1826 copy of Risālah fī al-bawāsī, an Arabic treatise on hemorrhoids, by Moses Maimonides. This manuscript is featured in the exhibition's prologue, which examines the historical roots of the Jewish engagement with medicine.
Trail of the Magic Bullet also features images from the NLM's collection of prints and photographs, including portraits of Joseph Goldberger and other important Jewish contributors to medical specialties such as psychiatry, dermatology, microbiology, and pathology.
To learn more about Yeshiva University Museum and its new exhibition, Trail of the Magic Bullet: The Jewish Encounter with Modern Medicine, 1860-1960: yumuseum.tumblr.com/MagicBullet or http://www.yumuseum.org/.
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Arya Stark Looks Very Mysterious on the Set of Doctor Who
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When Game of Thrones' Maisie Williams signed up for a guest spot on the upcoming season of Doctor Who, all we knew was that, in the words of Steven Moffat, she'd be playing a character who will "challenge the Doctor in very unexpected ways." Now we've got our first glimpse of Williams in costume for the role, and lo and behold, the unexpected ways she's challenging the Doctor include "wearing a mask" and "riding a horse." No Needle, though, so the Doctor remains safe for the time being.


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By iPhone Life Team updated on 07/25/2018
If you're looking to transfer photos from your iPhone to your computer, you have lots of options. The classic way of getting your pictures off your iPhone is to use the built-in Photos app both Mac and PC offer. This method of importing photos involves plugging your iPhone into your computer. But you can transfer photos from iPhone to computer wirelessly by using iCloud; or if you have a recent Mac, you can use AirDrop for an incredibly easy transfer of photos to computer. Getting photos off your iPhone may be frustrating, but it doesn't have to be. Our devices have become our go-to cameras, which means we can't avoid importing our pictures from iPhone to computer forever. Whether you have a Mac or PC, we'll cover how to transfer ppictures from iPhone to computer for each. Then we'll cover using iCloud and AirDrop as popular alternatives. You've got plenty of photos to import from your iPhone; don't leave them there without backup pictures. This article will make transferring your pictures from iPhone or iPad to computer (Mac or PC) a breeze.
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Downloading your pictures to computer without iTunes is easy; regardless of whether you own a PC or a Mac, your computer will recognize your iPhone as a camera when connected, which makes copying photos to your computer easier. Connecting your iPhone to your computer with a Lightning-to-USB cable is still one of the quickest ways to transfer your photos. There are alternatives such as Dropbox, Google photos, or email that you can check out in other posts we've written, but we'll focus on downloading photos via USB and with iCloud or AirDrop here.
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How to Transfer Photos from iPhone to Mac
- Connect your iPhone to your computer with the USB cable.
The Photos app on your Mac will automatically open. If it doesn't, open your Applications folder and select the Photos app.
Select Import at the top. Then Select Import All New Items.
If you'd rather download select photos, click all the photos you want to transfer, then click Import # Selected.
To view the recently imported photos, select Last Import on the sidebar. And you're done.
How to Download Pictures to a PC
If you have a PC with an older version of Windows, Auto Play will pop-up when your iPhone is connected to your computer with a USB cable. On a PC with Windows 8, your computer will detect the device and provide a pop-up that says, Tap to choose what happens to this device. When you click on that pop-up, you'll see the option to Import Photos and Videos. The rest of the process should be pretty similar to what is below. When in doubt, look for the Import button.
We're going to focus on getting photos onto your computer with Windows 10. Like the Mac, Windows has a Photos app for easy import and organization.
Plug your iPhone into your computer with the USB cable.
The Photos app should automatically launch. If it doesn't, launch the program using the Windows Start menu or search bar.
Click the Import icon in the upper right corner of the Photos app.
A box with the new photos for transfer will pop-up. Select the photos you want to import and tap Continue.
The next pop-up will show you where the photos will be saved and give you the option to change the location. Here, you can also check the box, Delete imported items from (device) after importing.
Click Import.
Once Imported you can view the photos in the Collections menu or select the Album icon on the left sidebar to view specific albums.
We're going to delve into the two different way to transfer photos with iCloud next: Photo Stream and iCloud Photo Library. There are some important distinctions between the two that we'll go over; my best recommendation is to enable both.
How to Transfer Photos with iCloud Photo Stream
Photo Stream does not take up any of your iCloud Storage package. However, photos will appear in Photo Stream for only 30 days (we have a solution to this below). Photo Stream also doesn't upload your videos, but you can view your pictures across your devices easily. For both methods, Photos will automatically transfer when your device is in a Wi-Fi zone. To set up Photo Stream, you'll need to enable it on both your iPhone (or iPad) and computer.
On your iPhone, open Settings.
Tap iCloud.
Choose Photos.
Toggle on My Photo Stream.
On your computer, open System Preferences from the Apple menu at the top. If you're on a PC, click here to download iCloud for Windows.
Choose iCloud.
Tap Options next to Photos.
Check the box next to My Photo Stream. Click Done.
Photos will automatically be added to Photo Stream when you're in a Wi-Fi zone. But remember, pictures remain in Photo Stream for 30 days or up to 1000 images. To set it up so that your Photo Stream images automatically download to your Mac or PC,
Open the Photos app.
Select Preferences at the very top, under Photos.
Choose General.
Check the box, Copy Items to the Photo Library.
This way, even once photos leave your Photo Stream, they will be saved to your computer. You can also enable iCloud Photo Library on iPhone and computer if you pay for iCloud storage. Doing so will allow you to store your Photos in the Cloud, making them accessible online as well as on your computer.
How to Import Photos Using Airdrop on Mac
AirDrop uses Wi-Fi to transfer files from your iPhone to computer and vice versa, which means first you need to be sure both your iPhone or iPad and computer are connected to Wi-Fi. Remember that Airdrop also requires a 2012 or later Mac model running OS X Yosemite or later to transfer files between your computer and iPhone or iPad. To send files from your iPhone to your Mac using AirDrop:
Open the Photos app on your iPhone.
Select the photos you want to transfer to computer. Tap the Share icon.
You'll see AirDrop at the top of the Share menu.
Choose your computer's name.
If successful, it will say Sent below your computer's name.
If your computer is not using the same iCloud account as the iPhone you are sending files from, you will need to click Save when the file arrives on your computer. Otherwise, the pictures will automatically save. Need more methods for downloading your pictures to computer? Here's three more you can use to transfer photos from iPhone to computer. *note that some screenshots are slightly out of date but the how-to info is accurate.
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There are tons of chairs in the market, but there is no definite chair that suits everybody. It all depends on your size and how long you will be sitting on the it. Meshed, plastic, metal, wooden, foamed, fabric, or leather - all of these will give you different levels of comfort. Leather chairs, for example, are some of the most popular because they cushion your back and bottom evenly. They are also easy to maintain because they are waterproof. If you accidentally spill your coffee on a lether it, you can just wipe it and sit on it again without having to wait for it to dry up. The same thing goes with fabric upholstered chairs.
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Making the Graphs
The Rules
Now that we know how to create a set of BeatWins without BeatLoops using all three
methods, we need to have a consistent set of rules with which to make the graphs. While
destroying BeatLoops gets rid of much of the ambiguity, it doesn't eliminate it all.
These rules help establish some conventions to keep graphs consistent from week to week.
Take for example a graph with these two BeatPaths:
From this we know D is both better than E but worse than A. However we are unable
to determine from this if D should be graphed on B's level or on C's level. Or take
this case:
Here we know D is worse than A, but now it could be equal to B, equal to C, or potentially worse than both. This brings us to the first set of rules with regards to the graph.
- • All arrows must point down, and therefore...
- • A team must be graphed at least 1 level higher than its highest surviving direct BeatWin.
- • A team must be graphed at least 1 level below its lowest surviving direct BeatLoss.
- • Placement for teams with space between lowest loss and highest win will be determined by GraphScore.
- • All redundant arrows must be removed.
The final rule cleans up the graph to make it easier to read, but in doing so removes
some information from the graph. Take the following example:
Instead of graphing the extra arrow from A to C, it is removed as the relationship is implied through B. While this link is removed from the graph, it is not removed for the purpose of calculating a team's rating, as every distinct path is important.
Informative Arrows
Beyond the rules that are mentioned above, each method has a special quirk when it comes to drawing their arrows to help display the relative strengths of the BeatPaths. Since the Standard Method doesn't really use weightings, the setup is easy.
- Standard Method Only
- • If a team has 2 or more net wins against another, the arrow is drawn bold.
- • All other arrows are drawn solid.
This takes into account the possibility of season sweeps for division rivals, or playoff rematches. With the Iterative Method you start with the same principle, but as the strength of a BeatWin lessens, the arrow changes form.
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- • If a BeatWin has strength of 1.5 or greater, the arrow is drawn bold.
- • If a BeatWin has strength greater than or equal to 1 but less than 1.5 it is drawn with a solid arrow.
- • If a BeatWin has strength greater than or equal to 0.5 but less than 1 it is drawn with a dashed arrow.
- • If a BeatWin has strength less than 0.5 it is drawn with a dotted arrow.
Using this set of rules makes it easy to spot the weakest links in the graph. Similarly, the Weighted Method uses a set of rules to show relative weights of the BeatWins, but uses color to differentiate it from the Iterative Method and its scale.
- Weighted Method Only
- • If a BeatWin has strength equal to a blowout win, it will be drawn in blue.
- • If a BeatWin has strength equal to a standard win, it will be drawn in black.
- • If a BeatWin has strength equal to a narrow win, it will be drawn in red.
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Building Apache httpd with the Microsoft Windows 2008 SDK
Windows SDK for Windows Server 2008 and .NET Framework 3.5 contains a command-line compiler suitable for building Apache 2.2.16 on Windows XP or later.
Despite the "2008" name - this freely available SDK is appropriate to use on Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2008, Windows Vista, and Windows XP.
This SDK contains the Visual C++ 2008 command-line compiler (a.k.a. VC9), the MASM v9.0 assembler, and the Windows libraries needed to build and run Apache.
These are the steps to build Apache 2.2.16 with OpenSSL 0.9.8o (Version 0.9.8 lower-case letter "O") and Zlib 1.2.5 using the VC9 command-line compiler included in this Windows SDK:
Tools Needed to Build httpd
Install the Windows SDK for Windows Server 2008 and .NET Framework 3.5 (approx: 450mb)
Windows 2008 SDK
Install Perl and several GNU utilities: tar, gzip, wget, and awk. These are tools which are needed to build Apache:
Any of the Windows binaries at http://www.perl.org/get.html will work to build Apache httpd
GNU tar
GNU gzip
GNU wget
GNU gawk (awk)
Setup the build environment
Open a command window and set up the development environment:
"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\VC\bin\vcvars32.bat"
Add Perl and the GNU utilities to your PATH environment variable:
PATH=%PATH%;C:\Perl\bin;C:\Program Files\GnuWin32\bin
Download the source code
Download and extract the Apache httpd version 2.2.16 Windows source (not the Unix source)
WGET http://www.apache.org/dist/httpd/httpd-2.2.16-win32-src.zip
Open httpd-2.2.16-win32-src.zip and extract it, creating a httpd-2.2.16 directory
Download and extract the Zlib version 1.2.5 source into httpd-2.2.16\srclib\zlib
CD httpd-2.2.16\srclib WGET http://www.zlib.net/zlib-1.2.5.tar.gz GZIP -d zlib-1.2.5.tar.gz TAR xf zlib-1.2.5.tar RENAME zlib-1.2.5 zlib
Download and extract the OpenSSL version 0.9.8o source, into httpd-2.2.16\srclib\openssl
CD httpd-2.2.16\srclib WGET http://www.openssl.org/source/openssl-0.9.8o.tar.gz GZIP -d openssl-0.9.8o.tar.gz TAR xf openssl-0.9.8o.tar RENAME openssl-0.9.8o openssl
Build Zlib
CD httpd-2.2.16\srclib\zlib ML /coff /Zi /c contrib\masmx86\inffas32.asm ML /coff /Zi /c contrib\masmx86\match686.asm NMAKE -f win32\Makefile.msc LOC="-D_CRT_SECURE_NO_DEPRECATE /wd4996 -DASMV -DASMINF" OBJA="inffas32.obj match686.obj" MT -manifest zlib1.dll.manifest -outputresource:zlib1.dll;2
Build OpenSSL
CD httpd-2.2.16\srclib\openssl PERL Configure VC-WIN32 enable-camellia disable-idea ms\do_masm NMAKE -f ms\ntdll.mak
Note: The IDEA algorithm is disabled because it is built by default with OpenSSL 0.9.8. The IDEA algorithm is patented for commercial use until January, 2012. Camellia, and the other OpenSSL 0.9.8 algorithms which are built by default, are not (or are no longer) encumbered by patents.
Note: There remain restrictions and prohibitions on the use and distribution of strong cryptography in some parts of the world. OpenSSL includes strong cryptography which may be restricted by local export regulations or other laws.
Build and install Apache httpd
CD httpd-2.2.16 NMAKE -f Makefile.win installr
This installs Apache 2.2.16 into C:\Apache22. You can add INSTDIR=directory to the NMAKE command to choose a different installation directory. For example: NMAKE -f Makefile.win INSTDIR=D:\Apache2 installr
If you copy Apache to another machine, remember to install the Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 Redistributable Package before running it.
Including Database Drivers with Apache httpd
The ODBC driver is included by default on Windows. To add additional database drivers, first ensure that your LIB and INCLUDE environment variables include the directories which contain the .lib and .h files for your database. Add a DBD_LIST to your NMAKE command, which should be be set to a space-separated list of the desired drivers. For example - if MySQL is in C:\MySQL and SQLite is in C:\SQLite:
SET INCLUDE=%INCLUDE%;C:\MySQL\include;C:\SQLite SET LIB=%LIB%;C:\MySQL\lib\opt;C:\SQLite NMAKE -f Makefile.win INSTDIR=D:\Apache2 DBD_LIST="odbc mysql sqlite3" installr


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Research findings on the potential causal association between adolescent risk taking (substance use and sexual risk) and depression are mixed. Some studies suggest risk behavior leads to depression while others suggest depression increases risk behavior.1-5 A Stress Model suggests risk behavior leads to depression by inciting the body's stress response, an endocrine reaction to novelty exposure, which subsequently increases inflammation and risk of depressive symptoms.6-10 An alternative Self-Medication Model suggests depressed adolescents may use substances or engage in sexual risk taking to self-medicate their depression.1 In the latter model, depression decreases impulse control and modifies psychosocial functioning (e.g., reduces motivation).5,11 Biological sex further complicates these issues;females are less likely to engage in risk behavior but have higher rates of depression, whereas males take more risks but have lower rates of depression.1,2,12,13 It is not clear whether or how the developmental processes linking risk behavior and depression vary by sex, however. In addition to health risk during adolescence, these associations may have long-term implications for health, including substance dependency and establishment of pre-disease pathways, as both depression and stress can increase inflammation, and when chronic, harm immune function.14-17 This project will use data from the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health (Add Health) to address two research aims: 1) examine, separately for males and females, time lagged associations between risk taking (substance use/sexual risk) and depressive symptoms to assess directionality;2) identify risk taking/depressive symptom profiles across adolescence and emerging adulthood, and group adolescents with similar profiles into latent classes;3) examine the potential young adult health implications (e.g., substance abuse/dependency, sexually transmitted infections (STIs), pre-disease pathways) of latent class membership (i.e., patterns of risk over time) using both self-report and biomarker data. Add Health data allow for prospective examination of sex differences in these associations from adolescence into young adulthood in a large, racially diverse, national sample. Analytical methods will include repeated measures and mixed regression models to look at associations between depressive symptoms and risk taking over time, Latent Class Growth Models to group individuals'risk taking and depressive symptom trajectories by type, and appropriate regression methods to link class membership to health outcomes in young adulthood. Findings will enhance our understanding of the immediate and long-term health implications of patterns of adolescent risk taking, and inform intervention efforts.
Findings from this project will enhance our understanding of developmental processes linking risk behavior and depression, potential sex differences in the processes, and identify both immediate and long-term health implications of patterns of adolescent risk taking. The United States Prevention Services Task Force (USPSTF) recently updated their guidelines to recommend depression screening in adolescence.18 the results of this proposed research program could inform public health screening and intervention efforts.19
|Wilkinson, Andra; Anderson, Seri; Wheeler, Stephanie B (2017) Screening for and Treating Postpartum Depression and Psychosis: A Cost-Effectiveness Analysis. Matern Child Health J 21:903-914
|Wilkinson, Andra; Pettifor, Audrey; Rosenberg, Molly et al. (2017) The employment environment for youth in rural South Africa: A mixed-methods study. Dev South Afr 34:17-32
|Wilkinson, Andra L; Halpern, Carolyn Tucker; Herring, Amy H et al. (2016) Testing Longitudinal Relationships Between Binge Drinking, Marijuana Use, and Depressive Symptoms and Moderation by Sex. J Adolesc Health 59:681-687
|Wilkinson, Andra L; Halpern, Carolyn Tucker; Herring, Amy H (2016) Directions of the relationship between substance use and depressive symptoms from adolescence to young adulthood. Addict Behav 60:64-70


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Welcome to MSU Extension's Bug and Plant Camp
MSU's Bug and Plant Camp is the oldest "bug camp" in the world. It is a very active intergenerational academic camp. Campers start early every morning and collect into the night. Camp is held on campus in the Clay Lyle Entomology Complex and campers collect on the Sam D. Hamilton Noxubee National Wildlife Refuge and at other locations. As an intergenerational camp it is open to people from 10 years of age up. Parents, teachers and even entomologists from other universities have participated in camp.
Activities and topics may include: collecting, identifying and pinning insects; night collecting; using a scanning electron microscope; a tour of a bee hive, a taste of honey, and honey judging; forensic entomology and lab; forest entomology; insect-plant interactions including a guided hike, carnivorous plants, plant diseases, and edible wild plants; medical entomology and insect diseases such Zeka and West Nile Virus are discussed; insect parasites; veterinary entomology; aquatic insects and water quality monitoring; plant ecology; Integrated Pest Management; entomophagy (edible insects) and more. There is always something new! Sessions are led by departmental faculty members, associates, and students.
In the fall young entomologists are invited to join departmental faculty for BugFest at the MSU Crosby Arboretum to teach what they have learned. The camp experience is reinforced with an emailed entomology newsletter, The Gloworm.
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Yes you are correct it does say on the crashplan release notes that it wont upgrade to 4.5.0 if you have an old kernel. Please below: https://support.code42.com/Release_Note ... Home/4.5.0cannonball wrote:uname -r returns 126.96.36.199 on latest firmware V4.80(AALS.0)C0
If i understand right we won't be able to upgrade to 4.5 because of old kernel version.
Crashplan knows this and won't upgrade automatically.
Is there any way to prevent upgrades on Windows clients?
To stop it updating on a Windows machine's simply set the Windows service "CrashPlan Backup Service" to Manual.As of November 30, 2015, the CrashPlan app will not automatically upgrade to version 4.5.0 on devices running kernel version 2.6.31 or earlier. CrashPlan app version 4.4.1 is the last supported version for kernels 2.6.31 and earlier. See Linux CrashPlan App Version 4.5 Cannot Back Up for more details.
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Our main project was constructing a birdhouse windchime.
Chobie was clever enough to point out that it doesn't really chime per se, so I should clarify that it really is more of a birdhouse jingler.
The first day we painted the house.
Next we strung beads and bells together. During my planning, I thought that this would be great handwork skill practice for Chobie. He wasn't very interested and played warriors and enemies with the nails and beads at the other end of the table.
To secure the beads to the house, I tied one end of the string to a nail, then nailed them to the four corners of the bird house.
We also had a visit to our friends farm where we helped her gather eggs.
Chobie peering into the chicken coop. Yes, that's him in the dinosaur suit.
Chobie chose one to bring home for breakfast the next morning.
Bee loves chickens. He was following these ones around trying to pick them up.
I kept this week's read aloud simple. We read Rooster/Gallo by Jorge Luján and Manuel Monroy.
I loved this book. It's bilingual verse about the interplay between the rooster and the heavens that brings about the changes between day and night. The language in this book is so beautiful, which is refreshing for a children's book.
We did do a lot more reading during the week, but most of it was for cozy book time, which doesn't have any kind of planned stories. It was a rainy, relatively chilly week, so a lot of our learning took the form of cozy book time. We read from The World of Pooh together.
I did my fair share of grown up reading last week too. I couldn't put down Little Night by Luanne Rice, then I started reading The Shallows: What the Internet is Doing to our Brains by Nicholas Carr. It's a fascinating read so far. I've just finished his summary of the history of media. I know, it sounds boring, like something you would have to suffer through in the first weeks of a lower level college course, but I actually learned so much about a topic I never knew I wanted to know about. (I have more thoughts on this book that I'm hoping to share later on.)
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Here is an update following last week's communication regarding the issues with some barcodes on the Stadium Access Cards for One Hotspur Bronze and Lilywhite Members.
After extensive investigations into the issue that affected some Members at the opening match of the season, we have taken the decision to re-issue a new Stadium Access Card to ALL One Hotspur Bronze and Lilywhite Members. All cards previously issued have now been deactivated and should be destroyed to avoid any confusion with your new access card once it arrives with you.
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James Dowdy, Professor of mathematics at West Virginia University, served the social sciences as an instructor in the ICPSR Summer Program. In 14 years of teaching the Summer Program, he taught the basics of matrix algebra and calculus to more than 1,700 students. His highly-rated course made it possible for half a generation of social scientists to progress to more advanced courses in statistics and methods. His course was an international symbol of the Summer Program because of his teaching effectiveness, command of the material, and great enthusiasm. He served as a model teacher and colleague for the other faculty of the Summer Program.


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Last week a cause near and dear to my heart had a small but important victory.
In 2002, three girls were going to be sold for prostitution. But it did not happen. They were rescued by a group of courageous children's rights advocates. I witnessed the whole thing and I was moved. Although the incident occurred in a remote country, I felt emotionally connected to what happened. It changed me.
Human trafficking is one of the most vicious violations imaginable against our most basic human rights. I soon learned that it also has no boundaries. It is not confined to far away countries, it happens every day in most developed countries. Second only to drug trafficking, it is one of the most lucrative illicit activities in the world. It is also the fastest growing.
A couple of years after my encounter with this tragic crime, I became deeply involved in trying to prevent it through a diverse array of investigative, advocacy, and educational initiatives as a human being working in the non-for profit sector. Success is hard to measure. The problem is so huge that our efforts as an young organization often feel like throwing sugar in the ocean hoping that it get less salty. But every single life is precious. And because of this realization, we remain undaunted.
It is encouraging to see that our society is beginning to take notice of this insidiously stealthy crime. Both government and non-government entities are mobilizing significant resources against this scourge. Every now and then we witness a small victory that re-energizes us all.
Last week a victim of this crime, and perhaps many others, saw justice served in Puerto Rico. Authorities from Homeland Security indicted a woman for sex trafficking. According to the indictment, from September 28 to October 3 2012, Betsian Carrasquillo-Peñaloza, 34, recruited, enticed, and transported a 14-year-old female identified as "N.M.C.C." to engage in commercial sex acts knowing that said minor was not 18 years old. Angel Melendez, the Homeland Security special agent in charge, went on to say: "Sex trafficking is a deplorable crime, especially when it involves underage victims who are particularly vulnerable. Prostituting young girls is a growing threat in our area, and we encourage anyone with information of this activity to call law enforcement. That one call could save a girl from sexual slavery."
It this particular case, the wheel of justice is turning. We can only hope that they prevail. But we cannot deny the sad reality that for every such criminal that is brought to justice, there are many others that remain uncaught and undeterred. It will take a collective effort to make a serious dent. We can all make a difference. If you witness anything that resembles child or sex trafficking, please call Homeland Security's toll-free hotline at 1-866- DHS- 2ICE.
We will continue to do our part.
The Ricky Martin Foundation will continue to shed light on this atrocity and launch efforts to prevent it. In 2010 we worked with the University of Puerto Rico and Johns Hopkins University to conduct and publish a pioneer investigation of human trafficking in our country. Its results have served as the conceptual basis to design our newest initiative, a center to provide holistic educational, social, and health services to children at risk of potential exploitation. More than a safe haven, we hope that this center will give children the tools required to lead the type of happy and successful life that predators find harder to penetrate.
We need all the help we can, as universal advocates of children's rights. Join us this Sunday, October 21 in NYC. With your support we will empower children to overcome those who prey on them.
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The Taming of the Shrew
Not Tame Enough
by Nirmala Nataraj on Jul 19, 2007
The folks at Cutting Ball Theatre, who are celebrated for their erudite, insightful takes on old-fangled classics, are happy to oblige audiences with a few amendments, namely, an update that coincides with the polymorphous perversions of a San Francisco backdrop, but theyre not cutting out any of the odious bon mots about gender roles (like this missive from Act V: Such duty as the subject owes the prince, Even such a woman oweth to her husband.). In nearly every aspect (save the obvious polishing-off of antiquated gags and tropes), the Cutting Balls version is gloriously loyal to the original.
In an infamous battle of the sexes, "Taming" features fabled pair, Katherina and Petruchio, who attempt to snooker each other and get the upper hand. Katherina is the eponymous shrew, who must be wooed and tamed by Petruchio in order for her beautiful sister Bianca to entertain her own suitors (an arbitrary conclusion thats reached by the girls father). Thus ensues an epic charade full of bawdy, feather-tickling humor and Shakespeares requisite subtext of deceit and illusion (a.k.a. lots of lords in disguises and excessive gender switching).
What makes this version a bit more refreshing than your typical barbfest is the little-known induction, a story-within-a-story device that effectively transforms the play from a mere commentary on gender politics to a deft examination of the performance of identity. Spectators are introduced to a set thats dappled with graffiti, while the primal throb of club music pulses in the background, and leather daddies and drunkards commune on the streets of San Francisco.
A lord (played by Paige Rogers, promenading in an animal skin coat and glamorous, oversized sunglasses) and his entourage come upon an inebriated lech named Christopher Sly (played by David Sinaiko) whos sprawled out on the stage, presumably awash in post-Folsom Street Fair overstimulation. When Sly comes to, the lord convinces him that hes actually an aristocrat, and after a few inconsequential ha-ha moments, puts on a play for Slys entertainment.
The play within a play is none other than the shrew story, and extra layers of identity are posed and discarded as the lord, his entourage, and Sly transform into the characters in the story. Hierarchies of power and class crumble, as Sly takes on the role of the loutish Petruchio and the lord assumes that of Katherina. Abrupt switches in identity that point to the ephemeral and ultimately capricious nature of social roles abound throughout the intricate mise-en-scene. Biancas most ardent suitor, a nobleman named Lucentio (played by Chad Deverman) pretends to be a penniless tutor, while his servant Tranio (played by Ponder Goddard) assumes Lucentios station.
In such a framework, the thematic impediment of misogyny melts into the more interesting idea of shifting identities. Throughout the farce, characters attempt to usurp and maintain power, but because of the very nature of a play", which necessitates fluidity and temporality, one cant quite take any of the characters at face value. It becomes even more difficult to view the story as a mere excoriation of uppity women, since the majority of male characters are played by actresses, including the elfin-like Goddard, who shines as the officious servant Tranio, Lucentios faithful servant. Shes charming and waggish, and seems to be the only character whos fully cognizant of the irony in all the craziness.
While the dramatic entanglements can get quite tedious, Sinaiko and Rogers are ebullient as the sparring duo, and their connection crackles with fire and chemistry. Sinaikos Sly/Petruchio is a crotch-grabbing swaggerer (with a self-conscious braggadocio thats humorously undermined by his über-manly biker schtick) whose penchant for double entendre and comic timing always make his scenes highly watchable. Rogers, as the arch and scathingly droll Katherina, is equally brilliant, and offers a performance that ranges gracefully from controlled to frenetic.
This is a mammoth cast, however, and the majority of characters are sadly unmemorable. The hoary old suitors of Bianca, Gremio and Hortensio (played by David Skillman and Karl Mossberger), alternate between sleazy subterfuge and homoerotic declarations, but theyre little more than superfluous foils in the plot. Felicia Benefield, who plays Bianca, is merely a pretty cipher, while Devermans Lucentio smacks of irritating earnestness.
Comic relief is offered by Avery Monsen as Grumio, Petruchios personal servant, but at a price thats nearly too high. Monsens blithering antics might summon a few laughs from the audience, but most of his gags are predictable and sophomoric, and the excessive stage time thats taken up by scenes like an amorous exchange between him and a stage pillar slow down the story considerably. Additionally, the slapstick humor that hearkens back to the commedia dellarte roots of classical comedy is weakened significantly by a surprising lack of physicality. The decidedly agile quips and conceits of "The Miser", a Racine play that enjoyed a successful run at the Berkeley Repertory Theatre last season, employed commedia stylings to brilliant effect -- in contrast, "Tamings" brand of slapstick feels forced and one-dimensional.
With all the schizophrenic role shifts, a few other problems arise. For one thing, the San Francisco subculture, which director Rob Melrose thought would place the play more authentically in its theme of identity fluidity, quickly recedes into the background, making it almost superfluous. Additionally, the freeform sexual orientations of the characters feel overly affected. A lingering kiss between the lord and her lover, played by Felicia Benefield, is enough to convince us of their Sapphic persuasion, but its a device that seems too obvious, too easy for what Melrose is trying to say about gender and sexual relations.
Even the perpetual self-consciousness of the characters (who know theyre in a play) gets to be exacting at times. When Petruchio gets chided by the other characters for abruptly switching up to a braying Stanley Kowalski (the lead brute in Tennessee Williams "A Streetcar Named Desire") or hums the theme from the spaghetti western, "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly", the play gets too campy, smug, and anachronistic for its own good.
Perhaps the most problematic aspect of "Taming" is its triad of nubile hip-hop dancers, whose interludes litter the play. Melrose intended to use the dance sequences as a way to separate scenes (and perhaps, to break up the tedium of some of the longer segments), but after the first three appearances, the gimmick gets tired and anomalous. In addition, the staging is a little too Spartan and the set too colossal; characters dont take up space as much as they float dwarfishly within it. This might have been mitigated by a more lively set or a more intimate staging.
One of the most titillating ideas that Melrose plays with is the interrogation of social constructs, but he seems to shy away from such territory after a while. For instance, Tranios usurpation of his masters role brings on several humorous pretenses to power (as well as an obvious fascination with the sartorial choices of the upper crust), but by the time we get to the end, hes little more than a sidekick to goo-goo eyed loverboy Lucentio. The lost opportunity for commentary and character building is, to say the least, a disappointment.
Perhaps the major saving grace of the play is the famous denouement -- Katherinas speech to her fellow women, which clues us into her transformation into docile wife. Melroses direction is spot-on; even as Katherina succumbs to her husbands wishes, she does so with such simpering awareness that its difficult to gauge her sincerity. The nature of her double role as a character in a play and as the hoodwinking lord brings us back to the framework of deception.
Its this kind of investment in spectacle and illusion that makes the play brilliant at times, but when it comes down to it, Melroses production is more ambitious than fully realized. Behind the shams and facades, we find some magic, but most of the time, its just another hollow set.
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by Nirmala Nataraj on Jul 19, 2007
Paige Rogers as The Lord and David Sinaiko as Christopher Sly


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Rep. Dave Camp wants $9 billion a year from the biggest financial firms.
The too-big-to-fail club has become such a Washington institution that an influential Republican now wants to charge admission. The tax reform introduced by Ways and Means Chairman Dave Camp last week includes thoughtful and pro-growth ideas for reform, but one of the exceptions is his proposed bank tax.
The Michigan Republican is proposing a 0.035% quarterly excise tax on the assets above $500 billion of roughly 10 large financial houses and insurers. The federal Financial Stability Oversight Council has named—or intends...


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Four month ordeal of US veteran held by Colombia's FARC comes to an end
A few weeks ago, we wrote this post about Kevin Scott Sutay, the former US soldier who has been in FARC custody since June 20. Today, Cuba and Norway announced that Sutay had been released in good condition.
This was a win for President Juan Manuel Santos who was trying to keep Sutay's release from becoming a high-wattage media circus, despite the FARC's insistence that they would only free the young man to former Colombian Sen. Piedad Cordoba or US Rev. Jesse Jackson.
Ultimately, just as the government had been calling for, Sutay was handed over to the International Red Cross with little fanfare. He's now in US custody. It will be interesting to see if he speaks to the press.
Finally, I have to wonder if the timing of his release has anything to do with Alvaro Uribe's new party, Uribe Centro Democratico, picking its horse yesterday to face Santos in next year's election.
Oscar Ivan Zuloaga -- Uribe's former minister of finance -- got the nod and has vowed to stay true to his former boss and oppose ongoing peace talks. That cranks up the pressure on the FARC and the government to prove their getting results in Havana.


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The debut release by Jon Law & Oli Genn-Bash 'To Dream of More Light, Faintly' is now available on Holy Geometry.
A performance of the album 'Ghosting' featuring projections by Naomi Eaton-Baudains
Jon Law's performance for 'The Ambient Mass' is now available on limited edition cassette and download on No-Fi Hideout.
Oli Genn-Bash and Jon Law are pleased to announce that their track "To Dream of More Light, Faintly" has been included on the MigroCisa imprint compilation: "CISAlocal".
Jon and Oli are bringing their unique blend of saxodrone to Ireland at the mighty Sonic Dreams festival
As part of the Folkestone Fringe programme, I will be teaming up with Naomi-Eaton Baudains for a series of audio-visual interventions on the Harbour Arm taking place on 23.09.17 from 1800hrs to 2100hrs.
Oli Genn-Bash and I will be performing a live improvised drone set at the Ramsgate Music Hall on Saturday 12.08.17. Doors open 19:30hrs.
07.07.17 // 1800 - 2100
Brewery Tap, Folkestone
24th November - 27th November
CAOS Gallery, Venice, Italy
A collaborative drone performance with saxophonist Oli Genn-Bash.
UCA Bar, Canterbury, November 11th @ 19:30
23 September - 24 September
Waterford, Ireland
I am pleased to announce that I will be participating in this years' Sonic Dreams Festival in Waterford, Ireland
10th September - 11th September
The Grand Shaft, Dover, UK
INEARTH is a site-specific sound installation situated in the triple staircase fortification of The Grand Shaft in Dover. The sound matter is comprised of room tones and field recordings gathered from inside The Grand Shaft. These recordings have subsequently been subjected to a variety of digital and analogue processes and composed into a long-form drone composition. The composition itself is mapped across 10 speakers, allowing for the composition to engage with and respond to the unique structure of the Grand Shaft. As visitors navigate through the tunnels and staircases they are simultaneously navigating the slowly modulating composition.
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WC South out-hits Snow Hill, 14-11
By Ryan Hanchett
Published in Sports on June 23, 2010 1:46 PM
DUDLEY -- Wayne County South scored all of its runs in two innings, held off a late Snow Hill rally, and claimed an 11-8 victory at the Doyle Whitfield Athletic Complex.
Each team started hot at the plate.
Snow Hill seized a 3-0 lead in the top of the first inning when Landon Elmore was hit by a pitch and advanced on an over throw by the pitcher. Ryan Cobb drew a walk and Trent Murray plated one run with a sacrifice fly. Deric Grant capped the inning with a two-run home run.
Wayne South immediately answered.
Taylor Raynor and Zach Grantham cranked out back-to-back singles. Taylor Brock added a base hit and Tyler Gainey plated a run with a fielder's choice. Keith Jones added an RBI single to round out the scoring.
"I thought we had some really good at-bats tonight," said Southern Wayne head coach Trae McKee. "We battled back early, and we were able to break it open by making the most of a good scoring chance."
Wayne South tallied eight runs in the home half of the third inning.
Keith Jones was hit by a pitch with the bases loaded to force in a run and was followed by a two-run double by Will Raynor. Clayton Cashwell belted an RBI single and advanced when Grantham ripped a two-run single.
Brock and Tyler Gainey capped the rally with back-to-back RBI singles.
"Wayne South is a good-hitting team and they showed that tonight in one inning," said Snow Hill head coach Scott Jones. "I was proud of my guys though, because we could have called it a night and instead we kept hitting and tried to get back in it."
Snow Hill threatened in the top of the seventh.
With his team trailing 11-6, Ryder McLawhorn was hit by a pitch. Tucker Jones drew the same fate two batters later and Elmore plated both runners with a two-run base hit that brought the tying run to the on-deck circle.
Wayne South reliever Tyler Gainey settled down and retired the game's final batter without incident.
"Jamar (Holmes) did a good job keeping us in it for a few innings and Tyler was very solid," said McKee. "Snow Hill is known as a hitting team and I told our pitchers that they were not going to go away quietly."
Wayne South (12-4 overall) plays host to C.B. Aycock on Thursday. The same night that Snow Hill (7-6) travels to Wayne County North.


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