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Goals from Steve Elliott and Darren Carter secured the win but the Robins had to endure a late onslaught after Dons substitute Brennan Dickenson rifled in an effort with his first touch.
Cheltenham almost took the lead after eight minutes when Sam Deering turned a Billy Jones cross into the path of Carter and his low curling shot forced veteran keeper Neil Sullivan into an excellent diving save.
The opener came two minutes later when Jones curled a brilliant free-kick into the six yard box for the incoming Elliott to direct a header into the bottom right-hand corner.
Carter doubled the Cheltenham lead after 57 minutes, rounding off a flowing move with a well-placed effort into the bottom left of the goal.
Dickenson's 61st minute effort handed the visitors a lifeline and they should have levelled 15 minutes from time when the substitute took the ball past goalkeeper Scott Brown before picking out Jack Midson, but his shot sailed over the crossbar.
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Ariel Dorfmans Bedroom War
By Jerry Tallmer
Augusto Pinochet, chief torturer of Chile between the years 1973 and 1990, is an evil old man of 90 who may or may not evade what passes for justice on this earth except the last one, the terminal one.
Ariel Dorfman is a 53-year-old Argentine-born, Chilean-American writer, novelist, and playwright whose Death and the Maiden, a drama about revenge on a torturer from a country much like Chile, has on stage and then on film gripped audiences around the world.
Did Ariel Dorfman, a supporter of Salvador Allende the overthrown Socialist president of Chile who decided to commit suicide rather than be taken prisoner by Pinochet ever meet the Generalissimo face-to-face?
Not quite, the playwright said with a laugh over the phone from Durham, North Carolina. Its a long story. My contact was to hear his voice on the telephone once. And once I saw his hand in a white glove waving at me from a car in 1987.
The country in Dorfmans latest play to hit New York, The Other Side, is not assignable as Chile or any other. In fact there are two countries in the play, Constanza and Tomis, and the border between them runs smack through the middle of the good-sized bed in the home of Atom Roma and Levana Julak, husband and wife.
They support themselves by burying the bodies that fall in the Beckettian no mans land just outside their home during the endless war between those two nations. One such body may be that of their own long-vanished son.
And then one day, peace is pronounced amidst shattering bombardments just as it has been announced at least 50 other times over the years. A large begoggled and booted Guard in military uniform enters through a gap thats been blown in the rear wall, and tersely declares that its his job to divide everything on either side of the border by country of origin husband, wife, stove, chairs, table, bed, bathroom in accordance with directives of the Armistice Authority.
Could that taciturn Guard (actor Gene Farber) just possibly be, as Levana (Rosemary Harris) blindly, passionately thinks and Atom (John Cullum) just as rigidly thinks not could he actually be their dead (or undead) son Joseph? The Guard himself flatly denies it. I have no parents, he states. What you cant remember doesnt exist.
Its the same problem as in Death and the Maiden says the man who wrote both works. The identity problem.
I give the audience clues, but I myself dont know if hes their son or not. You have these characters in your head. They hide from you just like real human beings. So you can only guess
I mean, I can only guess
It allows us to ask: Who is somebody? Who am I? In times of terror, identity is always up for grabs.
My own existence, said Ariel Dorfman, has been affected, lets say, by exile and repatriation of a sort. My work has always turned around borders, and identity.
He was born in Buenos Aires on May 6, 1942, the son of Adolf Dorfman, who was born in Odessa, and Fanny Zelicovich Dorfman, whose roots were Romanian-Moldavian.
She died six years ago. My father, who died in 2003, was one of the major economists and engineers of Latin America. I told his story in Heading South, Looking North. When the military persecuted him in Argentina, he took all of us to the United States. I was 2?.
My life has been made out of people fleeing, leaving, borders changing, armies coming in. For a great part or my life I was a linguistic cultural fundamentalist.
Which is to say, his first language as a toddler was Spanish.
Then in New York I got sick with pneumonia, was isolated in a ward, and came out at 3 as a monolingual speaker of English. Then when we moved to Chile, when I was 12, I decided to speak only Spanish.
You cant get rid of it. Languages are like memory. So the play is in some sense a cry against that. How we should not let these barriers and borderlines separate us from others.
Dorfman is going on 40 years of marriage to Angelica Malinarich, a Croatian so were very much like that couple in the play. Their sons I write with both of them are Rodrigo, 38, my dramaturg, with whom Ive done three plays, and Juaquin, 26, with whom I wrote The Burning City.
He still owns a house in Santiago, Chile, though hes mostly been 20 years in Durham and at Duke University, where in spring semesters as Walter Hines Page Chair of Literature and Latin America I teach them to be critical, to be subversive.
Audiences at The Other Side, which is now under Blanka Zizkas direction as a Manhattan Theatre Club production at New York City Centers Stage 1, may find some creepy post-Katrina correspondences to floods and rising waters.
Listen, said Ariel Dorfman, down there in North Carolina, it always happens to me. I write something, and then it happens.
Just keep an eye on your beds, good people. Make sure theyre on one side of the border or the other.
THE OTHER SIDE. By Ariel Dorfman. Directed by Blanka Zizka. A Manhattan Theatre Club production at New York City Center Stage 1, 131 West 55th Street, 212-581-1212. The show runs through January 15.
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Deep in the heart of Texas!
Lisa wins a coin purse for being in tune with my uterus.
This is Lisa's prize for her freakishly accurate prediction of when Will would be born (seriously, she was off by ten minutes). She and her husband moved to San Diego from Texas a few years before Lorne and I came here, and we met when she befriended me at my last job. Lisa regularly threatens to disembowel anyone that might think about being a jerk to me and is 40 different types of awesome.
An off-center picture of the innards.
I associate Texas with Lisa, then with this clip from Pee Wee's Big Adventure. I've trained myself to disassociate it with our current president.
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4 comments:
- craftybitch said...
I love everything about this post. And I'm super jealous of your art skillzzz.
- July 24, 2008 7:48 AM
- Cakespy said...
I love the texas art!! And you make reference to a Pee-Wee movie...you're my hero!
- July 27, 2008 1:05 PM
- DeborahSW said...
I can't believe you have the energy to do anything crafty with a newborn. Kudos!!
- July 28, 2008 12:05 PM
My parents moved to Texas from California a few years ago. I went to visit them and they took me to The Alamo and...SPOILER ALERT- its totally not like on Pee Wees Big Adventure. I was expecting tour guides, and Inez with her clay pot, and tortillas (can you say "tortilla"?) and wanted to ask about the basement. I was sad.
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I am a strong believer that intelligence does not have anything to do with the grades that are received in school. It is unfortunate that in today's society people are somtimes looked down upon by teachers, parents, and peers if a student does not have good grades. For example, it is possible for a student who stuggles in school yet they could be an incredible musician of some sort.
Ever since I could remember, my sister kelly, who is currently a senior at The Buffalo Seminary, has always been an honor roll student. My parents always congradulate her for her good grades that she receives at the all girls collage prepetory school that she has attended the past four years. On the other hand, I'm someone who usually tries hard in school, and receives grades in the low 70's on average. It is frusterating to see my sister who puts little effort into school and still maintains her staus, when I'm one who constantly struggles in school.
I have realized that school is the only thing that comes easy to my sister kelly. When it comes to thigns such as socializing and having good street smarts, I have observed that she lacks in such areas. People skills and good street smarts are two thigns that come very easy to me with little effort. My sister and I are clearly intellegent in opposite ways. It is good that my parents realize that we are equally intellegent but different. I think if more people would understand that there are many different types of intellegence, people will be more accepted and not looked down upon as much.
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'Sherlock' will return to screens on January 1 2017.
A new trailer for the BBC show aired after the final of the Great British Bake Off on Wednesday (26.10.16) night, revealing when Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman will return as Sherlock Holmes and Dr John Watson.
'The Six Thatchers' will be the first of three episodes, which also includes 'The Dying Detective' and a third, as yet unnamed episode.
Speaking recently about the upcoming dramatic fourth season, Benedict hinted that fans might need a break after all of the excitement.
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On constitutional grounds, a Cowlitz County District Court judge has dismissed 27 counts of animal cruelty against a Rose Valley man accused of neglecting dozens of dogs in a filthy, unlicensed breeding operation.
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FlanAl wrote:constellations wrote:i'm excited for this california contingent!FlanAl wrote:any of the accepted students interested in trying to go surf a bit next year
where in california are you from? if you're in the neighborhood we could try and meet up before we head out there. on that note are there any other prospective gulc's from san diego or california in general?
I am from San Diego and a surfer! I feel like I should be involved in this conversation. I'm in OB, where do you stay Flan?
DAisaka09 wrote:Are any of you guys do any BJJ/Judo/Submissions Wrestling? I'm excited to move to a part of the country that has such a huge bjj community and a lot of good schools Team Lloyd Irvin, Ryan Hall, etcetera but i'm worried about having time to train (school comes first) and having transportation. Do you know if GULC's fitness center offers any classes/if there are any clubs?
Woah, looks like I'm in good company! I currently train in San Diego and I'm definitely going to be looking for somewhere to train when I get out to DC. I have been asking my professor to give me a list of the schools that he would recommend I go to. He's been getting me fired up, saying there's a lot of great ones. There's a chance I might have a car out there as well. Actually it's pretty likely. I'll keep you posted.
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Learn about how to use sexual body language to attract women. The body is a very powerful tool in sexually attracting women. Body language play an important role in conveying your sexual desires to the woman you are trying to attract, without uttering a word. The key is learning to use sexual body language techniques. she'll be able to read and interpret your body language loud and clear.
- Sexy smile. It's hard to resist a man with a sexy smile and luscious lips. Wet your lips a little with your tongue, have the woman you are trying to attract wondering what it would be like to have those inviting lips on her.
- Seductive walk. Make yourself be seen by attractive women. Walk by slow and sexy like male models don't be in a rush to get somewhere. Nobody can represent you, better than you can. So when you walk by be cool and suave, your body language will just be oozing with sex appeal.
- Dress to impress. If you have some very attractive attributes like a pair of big strong arms there is nothing wrong with showing them off. Women like men with a nice firm butt. She'll like looking at your hot bod as much as you'll like looking at hers; there is nothing wrong with showing a little eye candy. So don't just throw on anything where clothes that are flattering to your body. The woman you are trying to sexually attract will be turned on more if you enhance your physical qualities; a hint of cologne will make you more irresistible to the lucky lady.
- Confident, but not cocky. You don't have to be the biggest guy or the best looking guy around, but a little confidence goes a long way. When you walk by a woman you are trying to attract let your body language do the talking, don't be afraid to look her right in the eye and give her a quick head to toe look over and she is sure to give you one back. Take a seat in a nearby chair; hike your pants up a bit as you sit down. The woman you are trying to attract will take notice; don't be surprised if she glances down to take a quick look to see if you need that extra slack in your pants.
- Intense sexual eye contact. When you make eye contact with a woman you are trying to attract, don't dare look away, but hold her gaze with a deep sexual look, bite on your bottom lip while slightly nodding your head; sexual tension will start to grow. You are letting her know that you have a physical and sexual attraction for her.
- Use deliberate hand movements and sexual gestures to attract women. There are subtle things you can do to draw her attention. Rub the back of your head, that's showing the woman you are trying to attract you want to look attractive before approaching her and what big hands you have to do other things with. Pat or stroke your stomach she will look down, something else may have her sexually drawn to you. If you are seated make sure to have plenty of space between your legs; for obvious reasons, massage the outside and your inner thigh. She will want to see where your hand is going all the while getting sexually aroused and this just from your body language. You haven't begun to excite her yet, with you words.
There is nothing wrong with using your body language to let a woman know you are sexually attracted her, as long as you do it in a respectful way. Women will not respond in a positive way to an aggressive overbearing guy.


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Terror plot accused Michael Piggin denies wanting to be a martyr
A teenager accused of planning a "Columbine-style" massacre has denied wanting to be a martyr.
Michael Piggin, 18, is accused of planning attacks on a mosque, school and cinema in Loughborough.
He denies two counts of terrorism but admitted hoarding weapons because he thought it was "cool".
The jury at the Old Bailey heard he made a neo-Nazi salute but said he "didn't have a problem with Muslims in general".
Asked about a series of racist comments at school, Mr Piggin described it as "banter".
But the court heard he made a neo-Nazi salute and shouted EDL outside Loughborough mosque, a building that was top of his list of potential targets.
The jury also heard about a series of notes he had written about "judgement day getting closer" and "going to a better place after death".
Max Hill QC, prosecuting, asked the teenager if he wanted to become a martyr.
He replied: "No, deep down I knew it wouldn't happen."
Previously, the jury was shown a video of Mr Piggin spraying, "No more mosques!" on the wall of a leisure centre, while another video showed him lighting a rag stuffed into a bottle full of fuel and throwing it against the wall.
He told the court it was "simply for entertainment".
Mr Piggin, of Beaumont Road, Shelthorpe, admits three charges of possessing explosives but denies possessing articles for a purpose connected with terrorism and having a document containing information likely to be useful for committing or preparing an act of terrorism.
The trial continues.


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7 p.m., Noblessner foundry, Tallinn
Arvo Pärt Days. ALBUMS: ALINA • TABULA RASA • ORIENT & OCCIDENT
Opening concert of Arvo Pärt Days
IX ALINA (1999, ECM New Series 1591)
Spiegel im Spiegel
I TABULA RASA (1984, ECM New Series 1275)
X ORIENT & OCCIDENT (2002, ECM New Series 1795)
Ein Wallfahrtslied / Pilgrims' Song
Patricia Rozario (soprano, UK)
In the year of Arvo Pärt's 80th anniversary Nargenfestival's Arvo Pärt's Days programme concentrates on "ECM New Series" discs. It is a series focusing on Western classical music, the inspiration for which the producer Manfred Eicher got from his first incidental listening to 'Tabula rasa' on the car radio which left him a deep and long lasting impression. The first Arvo Pärt's author album 'Tabula rasa' was released in 1984.
The series of Manfred Eicher's company includes all first recordings of Arvo Pärt's most significant works that during more than 30 years have found acclaim as well as numerous listeners all over the world. However, 'Tabula rasa' has remained one of the most required among the other recordings.
'Tabula rasa' was voted the best Estonian classical music disc of all times by experts and amateurs in the poll organised by the Estonian classical radio station Klassikaraadio.
Another of the most beloved albums of the New Series - 'Alina' - contains the two well-known and most performed chamber works from the first years of tintinnabuli style.
The 10th recording of ECM Arvo Pärt's albums 'Orient & Occident' was nominated for Grammy's best classical album and best classical contemporary composition awards, placed among the best recordings of the month by the editors of a prominent music magazine Gramophone and given the best contemporary music award at the Classic Brit Award ceremony.
The opening concert of Nargenfestival will be the performance of the works from these three highly acclaimed discs.


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Saturday, August 29, 2009
It's Been Awhile
Its been awhile since my last post. The summer has been nice, and it seems that as time goes on, I have been thinking less and less about the big question, who is my biological father? Yes, I still would like to know, but why has the drive I once felt lessened over time. I am grateful, that the photos are back up at the med school where my biological father attended, and therefore, I can resume my search as I was missing some information. As a matter of a fact, I did receive further information that has been just sitting for some days now. Why am I feeling ambivalent? I am sure this is normal. I do often wonder, when walking down the hospital corridor, if my biological father could be practicing in a hospital where I have been, or even in my area, as his med school is about an hour from where I live. Someone, another physician did point out to me recently that during the era when I was conceived, only the smartest, best looking donors were chosen, that did make me feel good :) Hmmm.
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I didn't find out until this year that I was donor conceived in Harley Street, London in 1946! I needed a bone marrow donor for a transplant and found my DNA was "unusual" code probably for not English. So the information I have been giving to oncologists etc. is a lie. My 96 year old mother told me I was donor conceived and I don't have a hope in hell of finding out who my father was or, and this is a deep regret, any half-siblings. I totally understand your frustration in your search but also about other people's reactionsReplyDelete
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Heart Healthy Daddy + Kid Approved Meals
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I've featured these Portobello Mushroom Philly Cheese Steaks on the meal plan before, but have not included our specific recipe yet. It is my adaption of this recipe from A Hint of Honey. I've had lots of requests for my recipe, so here it is with pictures! This recipe is for two servings, since I can't get the boys to go for mushrooms yet.
|Slice half of a red (or green) bell pepper and half of an onion in long strips.
|Sautee in olive oil for 3-5 minutes on medium heat.
While the pepper and onions are cooking, slice 2-4 mushroom caps (you can also buy them already sliced).
|Drizzle with a bit more olive oil and add garlic powder, black pepper and herbs of choice.
Let the mushrooms sweat down for about 3-5 minutes on medium heat, stirring occasionally. Meanwhile, turn your oven to broil and toast your sub rolls. (Most recipes don't suggest pre-toasting, but I find it keeps the rolls from getting soggy when you add the juicy mushrooms).
|I love this Bragg Soy Sauce Alternative that is low in sodium and has no MSG.
Reduce heat and add soy sauce (I use Bragg's Alternative Soy), red wine and a bit more oil. I'm awful about measurements. I always eyeball it (probably 2 TBS of the soy and red wine, but 1/2 TBS of oil at this stage). If you don't have wine, you can use red wine vinegar or balsamic vinegar. Finally, toss in some panko bread crumbs (or flour) -- about 1 TBS to add some crunch or to thicken your sauce.
The key is to give your mushrooms enough cook time to darken and cook through thoroughly. You made need to add liquid as you go (the soy sauce or wine works fine).
|This shows you how dark the mushrooms should be.
This is my favorite part - add the cheese, then put back under the broil to melt the cheese.
|We use mozzarella - either shredded or slices.
ENJOY!! Even my meat-loving husband absolutely devours these and requests them usually once a week.
Quick Ingredient List: Sub rolls, Portobello Mushrooms (2-4 caps), 1 bell pepper, 1 white or Spanish onion, Bragg's Soy Sauce Alternative, Red Wine (or red wine vinegar), Olive Oil (or grapeseed oil), Mozzarella Cheese, Herbs (your choice).
Confession: On Monday, the boys will have their own sandwich (peanut butter or ham as they don't eat mushroom). On Tuesday, I have to give them plain rice and then veggies separated out - broccoli, carrots, etc.
Wednesday - Cobb Salad Rainbow Dinner inspired by some of our favorite rainbow books.
We've been reading rainbow and color books, which inspired our rainbow eating ideas. These books got my boys interested in exploring colorful fruits and veggies: Rainbow Stew by Catherine Farwell, Planting A Rainbow by Lois Ehlert, My Colors/Mis Colores by Rebecca Emberley and Freight Train by Donald Crew.
Cobb Salads are a perfect rainbow meal: green lettuce, red/pink ham or bacon, orange/red tomatoes, purple cabbage or purple onions, green avocado, and yellow corn. For the boys, we deconstruct it a bit -- and also make them fun rainbow grazing plates.
|It's a little hard to see our orange carrot in there.
I also LOVE these Summer Salsas from Conveying Awareness with Jessica David that will definitely make you want to eat the REAL rainbow.
|Check out her GREAT recipes!
Since we're trying to eat less meat, we're getting creative. As you noticed, all of our other meals this week barely had any meat (none on Monday, shrimp on Tuesday and just a little bit of ham on Wednesday). For Thursday, we swapped out the sausage we usually put on our mushroom-sausage pizza using Morningstar Breakfast Sausage Patties instead. I just crumbled them on top of the pizza. I also went very light on the cheese to keep this pizza low cholesterol.
|We called this Mario Pizza (as in Super Mario Bros.) and got the boys to eat it!
On the side, we also had a rainbow veggie medley.
|I mixed the green basil in with plain yogurt to make a yummy dip.
This usually means we eat leftovers or enjoy a classic standby - popcorn, fruit and cheese.
What's for dinner at your house tonight? Do you plan meals or roll with it? What's your favorite meatless recipe? I'd love to know!
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HOWTO: Netbeans and Phonegap
Originally posted over here http://twister.tim-perry.co.uk/blog/2010/02/20/PhoneGap_and_Netbeans the link was down (Google Cache to the rescue :).
Just want to make sure this doesn't get lost. Thanks Tim!
Note: I just did a cheap copy+paste here, if the url above works for you I would advise you to check the original article!
PhoneGap and Netbeans
We've recently been looking at writing apps for phones (it's tough to resist a bandwagon), and we found PhoneGap. It's a framework that lets you write apps for most of the big phone platforms (iPhone, Android, Blackberry etc) in nothing but HTML and JavaScript, and still get at things like the camera. I haven't got far enough with it to really judge it yet because it's made to be used in Eclipse, when I actually really wanted to code in NetBeans, and setting that up is a right hassle. After doing that, I figured the internet might want this answer too.
If you're writing phonegap stuff it's generally easiest to make separate projects for each platform, write the one platform and then pass out the HTML/JS to the others, and write each native bit separately. With this in mind the following instructions are for setting up a Android project, but I imagine it's not too difficult to work out the iPhone steps. At least, I hope so, I'm going to have to do it at some point.
Download and set up the Android SDK. Instructions are all on that page, you can ignore the Eclipse stuff, you need to do the platform stuff.
Download phonegap (I'm using 0.8) and extract it.
Build phonegap. This didn't work for me, so I followed the instructions here. Essentially there are a few typos, and you need to put two semicolons in the right places.
Copy the [phonegap dir]/lib/android/phonegap.js (or min.js, or both) to [phonegap dir]/android/assets/www.
Install nbandroid, a NetBeans plugin for android projects.
By this point you've got all the bits you need to get everything working, and it's just a matter of getting a project made and building in NetBeans. Essentially you make a NetBeans android project, and then splice it together with the [phonegap dir]/android folder:
Make a new android project somewhere, through NetBeans.
Copy the res folder from phonegap/android over the res folder NetBeans just made, and build the NetBeans project. This should create a new R.java
Copy the phonegap/android/src folder over the src folder NetBeans made.
Inside NetBeans go to the Projects window -> Source Packages -> com.phonegap.demo, select all the files, right click and go to Refactor -> Move. Move them into the package that the rest of your project is in.
Copy the libs, assets and AndroidManifest.xml from phonegap/android to the NetBeans project.
Add the jar in the libs folder you just copied to the libraries of the NetBeans project.
Run the Android SDK Manager program and make a new Virtual Device.
At this point the project should build, and running it should start an emulator up, and eventually try and run the demo program. Unfortunately, the demo program will only come up with '…index.html file not found', or similar, because NetBeans doesn't correctly tell the Android SDK to get the Assets from the Assets folder you copied and put the in the apk (Android app package). To fix:
In your NetBeans project open nbproject/build-impl.xml and change the line saying '
' to ' '
Go into nbproject/project.properties and change 'assets.dir=' to 'assets.dir=assets'. En route, add 'assets.available=true'
I found your site on Google and read a few of your other entires. Nice Stuff. I'm looking forward to reading more from you.
In 7.01 this works, but you don't need to edit build-impl.xml.
So thanks!
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Artists are invited to enter their work for consideration in the 47th Annual Exhibition of Contemporary American Painters at the Society of the Four Arts in Palm Beach.
Artists may submit one or two entries in original oils, acrylics, watercolors, drawings, mixed media and flat collages completed since January 1984. Works must not exceed 72 inches in height or width.
The exhibition will be juried by James T. Demetrion, director of the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden in Washington, D.C., who will be awarding prizes of $2,000, $1,500, $1,000 and $500.
Entry forms must be postmarked by Oct. 19. Works must be delivered to the Society of the Four Arts by Nov. 2.
The exhibition will be open to the public free of charge from Dec. 7 to Jan. 5. Gallery hours are from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday and from 2 to 5 p.m. Sundays.
The exhibition opens the winter season at the gallery.
For information, call 655-7226.
A rubber duckie beauty contest?
Where else but at the South Florida Science Museum?
The museum is sponsoring the contest in honor of Bert and Ernie, two stars of television`s Sesame Street, who will be on hand at 4:30 p.m. Sept. 22 during the Festival of Ocean Arts.
Judging the contest will be ``a team of ocean, seafaring and bathtub experts at the museum,`` reads the press release.
Bathtub experts?
Anyway, Bert and Ernie will be giving out prizes and cookies. Admission to the museum is $2 for adults and $1 for children more than three years old.
Margery Harp, a registered nurse at the Jupiter Hospital, an affiliate of the Palm Beach-Martin County Medical Center Inc., is the first winner of the Frist Humanitarian Award.


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Brief Bio
I'm from a small town in West Tennessee. When I was little, I would love to make stories and draw characters from my favorite cartoons. Sometimes in the summer I would take art lessons in the upstairs of the local craft store. I moved to Nashville to attend Belmont University in 2003. I studied Design Communications and Religion in the Arts. I was really lucky to have a great design professor who encouraged me to incorporate my hand-lettering and illustrations into my design work.
How did you get started in printmaking?
I took a class in college about different printing methods and really enjoyed learning about linocuts. I preferred it to etching and monoprinting. I really liked being able to stylize my prints with different carving techniques.
Describe where you work.
I have a corner of my house that I've dedicated to crafting. I have a desk, a bookshelf and a table for my printing press and supplies. Sometimes the corner tends to grow throughout the rest of my house, though.
What's your favourite printmaking process?
I love letterpress printing. I just purchased a Kelsey 6x10 tabletop press and I'm working on getting it up and running. I interned at Hatch Show Print here in Nashville. That's when my 'like' for printmaking turned into a full-on love. I loved the smell of the ink, the sound of the press rollers, and the skill involved in type-setting. It was an amazing experience to be involved with a working letterpress poster shop. If you're ever in Nashville, you should definitely visit.
What's your creative process for any given print? (eg. sketch first? Pre-planned or free-form?)
I usually do a rough sketch first and then transfer it to linoleum. I make adjustments while I'm carving. I find that the process is most enjoyable for me when I don't try to over-think it or perfect it.
What do you enjoy most about printmaking?
I love working with my hands. It's so rewarding to see your ideas take shape. I love the simplicity of hand-printing and how it requires only a few tools.
What's your least favorite part of the process?
Having to quit for the day to go to work!
What are your inspirations (other artists, people, places, events, etc.)?
Sister Corita Kent and Hatch Show Print. I think being from the South influences my work, too.
How has your work changed and evolved since you started?
In college, I carved a few blocks directly from photographs. Some of the other design students told me they liked my drawings and that gave me the confidence to start carving my own illustrations. So, I guess I've simplified since I started.
How do you get past creative slumps?
Some days I have to walk away for a while. I'll read a book or run a few errands and then come back. If you're feeling stuck, it's usually a good time to take a break.
How do you promote your work?
This is something I'm not great about doing. I'm trying to get better. I recently started selling my cards at a local bookstore. I'm just beginning to brand my shop. I hope to get involved with local craft fairs, too. I would love some suggestions!
Any other comments or advice for others who want to try making hand-pulled prints?
Try not to poke yourself! Printing tools can be sharp! As far as promoting and selling your prints, Etsy is a great way to get started. It requires very little start-up and you have an instant community of creative people who are willing to give you feedback and answer questions you may have.


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Friday, 19 October 2018
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May 11 2010 | 1:30pm ET
Were hedge funds responsible for Thursday's market madness after all?
According to The Wall Street Journal, an otherwise-innocuous $7.5 million options trade by hedge fund Universa Investments may have triggered the tumultuous 20 minutes period in which the Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged nearly 1,000 points, only to quickly rebound.
While a trade for 50,000 options contracts on the Chicago markets is not uncommon, coming on top of worldwide market uncertainties and continuing concerns about the European debt crisis, it may have unleashed a tidal wave that briefly swamped the markets.
Universa, the $6 billion Santa Monica, Calif., hedge fund best known for its relationship with economist and "Black Swan" theorist Nicholas Nassim Taleb, placed its trade at 2:15 p.m. Eastern time through Barclays Capital. The move caused Universa's counterparties, among them Barclays itself, to sell some shares to offset the risk of the hedge fund trade, according to the Journal.
With the market falling anyway, those sales are likely to have increased, causing high-frequency trading hedge funds to step aside, as the huge volumes slow transactions. But those hedge funds are critical to market liquidity, according to the Journal, and their inaction only led to further trouble.
The volume was some of the highest hedge fund had ever seen. Two Sigma Investments said Thursday was its busiest day, in terms of volume, ever, the Journal reports.
Most hedge fund emerged from Thursday's mayhem relatively unscathed. One London hedge fund manager told Reuters, "From what I've seen so far, most guys were OK—they lost 1% or made 1%." Some, however, did substantially better.
Moore Capital Management's Greg Coffey turned a tidy 1.5% profit last week thanks in part to Thursday's volatility, according to Reuters. HSBC Alternative Investments' Tim Gascoigne cited a "long volatility" hedge fund that enjoyed a 10% return last week, while another fund boasted of a 4% return on Thursday alone.
Still, most hedge funds seemed to steer clear of the carnage between 2:40 p.m. and 3 p.m.
"It's not our style to do something in such high volatility," another hedge fund manager told Reuters. "Hedge fund managers will not necessarily want to get involved if they don't know why it happened."
Another, Martin Currie's Tom Walker, told the news agency, "I don't know who managed to buy Procter & Gamble 37% down… but we didn't."
Meanwhile, the heads of the major U.S. exchanges met yesterday with Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Mary Schapiro to make sure it doesn't happen again. The big markets are working on new circuit-breaker thresholds that will determine when trading will be summarily stopped. A lack of synchronization between the major exchanges and electronic exchanges has been suggested as one of the causes of Thursday's problems.
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"There is no one like the God of Jeshurun who rides the ancient skies above to help you."
He who's power is in the skies.
Imagine for a moment the concept of that power. Supernatural power that rides the skies...for YOU!
Power that resurrects a dead body, forgives our sins, suspends the stars, gives birth to the dawn and laid the earths foundations.
Power that spreads the northern skies, wraps up the waters in His clouds, and covers the face of the moon.
While it is true that God is in His sanctuary in heaven, it is also true that scripture refers to us as the sanctuary and dwelling place of His spirit. If we have made a deliberate decision to believe The Story, the biblical account of Jesus, and committed to that truth as the foundation for living, Christ promises through the presence of His spirit to come and make His abode within us. We become a new creation. The eternity set within us is awakened.
So, what does that mean?
It is one thing to cognitively comprehend the historical facts of Jesus, it is quite another to recognize the reality of the resurrection and make it personal. In other words, we do more than just practice a religion, we embrace a life changing, spirit filled, sold out relationship with Christ.
The ultimate end is the fulfillment of the eternal pursuit of our souls; salvation from sin and restored intimacy with our creator as was the original design in Eden. Now and forever.
Recognizing the deity of Christ, Repenting of our sins, Receiving faith (to believe) =salvation.
For if you confess with your mouth
(that Jesus is The Christ and died for your sins)
and believe in your heart
(that He rose from the dead),
you shall be saved."
Romans 10:9-10
How I love to just simply and quietly look up and ponder the inconceivable, undeniable, indescribable glory and power reflected in the heavens above.
"Truly He is awesome in His sanctuary." "He has set His glory above the heavens."
May you be reminded of His love and provision of eternity for you every time you look up.
And may you remember that He has exalted His name and His word above all things and know that He is above every hour and event, every trial and triumph that might come your way.
He fills the whole universe and is over all and through all and in all. He rides the ancient skies, for you.
That's a power I want to harness and hold on to as I walk this place called planet earth.
O Lord god, ancient of days, may we sincerely take words to you and ask for forgiveness and be received graciously, seeing the benefit and experiencing the blessing of new life with you. Amen.
- Deuteronomy 33:26, Psalms 68:33, Job 26:7-9, 14, John 14:23,
- Ecclesiastes 3 :11, Psalms 8:2, 68:35, 138:2, Ephesians 4:6 Hosea 14:2


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The tendency of females to mate with multiple males is often explained by direct and indirect benefits that could outweigh the many potential costs of multiple mating. However, behaviour can only evolve in response to costs and benefits if there is sufficient genetic variation on which selection can act. We followed 108 mating chases of 85 North American red squirrels (Tamiasciurus hudsonicus) during 4 years, to measure each female's degree of multiple male mating (MMM), and used an animal model analysis of our multi-generational pedigree to provide what we believe is the first estimate of the heritability of MMM in the wild. Female red squirrels were highly polyandrous, mating with an average of 7.0 ± 0.2 males on their day of oestrus. Although we found evidence for moderate levels of additive genetic variation (CVA = 5.1), environmental variation was very high (CVE = 32.3), which resulted in a very low heritability estimate (h2 < 0.01). So, while there is genetic variation in this trait, the large environmental variation suggests that any costs or benefits associated with differences among females in MMM are primarily owing to environmental and not genetic differences, which could constrain the evolutionary response to natural selection on this trait.
1. Introduction
Male reproductive success is typically not limited by numbers of gametes, time or energy, but by the number of successful copulations [1]. In contrast, the advantages of multiple mating for females are less immediately obvious, particularly in mammals, because of constraints related to gamete number and maternal care [2]. Females who copulate with multiple males may also experience immune suppression, physical damage and harassment by males, increased risk of sexually transmitted disease, decreased foraging efficiency and increased predation risk [3]. Nevertheless, there are many species in which females engage in multiple male mating (MMM; [4]).
The potential costs of MMM have led to many hypothesized direct or indirect benefits that might explain the persistence of an otherwise costly trait [4–6]. MMM by females could also be affected by selection for increased numbers of copulations in males, either because MMM by females is functionally required for increased male copulation rates [7], or because MMM by females and copulation rates in males are genetically correlated [8]. However, MMM might also persist in natural populations despite being costly, because of insufficient genetic variation for the reduction of MMM to evolve. Previous studies of captive insects have found evidence for large broad-sense heritabilities, but in the few cases in which maternal effects were controlled the narrow-sense heritability of MMM was found to be quite small (reviewed in [9]). Heritability estimates can also depend on the particular environment in which they are measured [10] and estimates from the laboratory are typically greater than those estimated in the wild (e.g. [11]). As a result, estimates are needed of the genetic basis to phenotypic variation in MMM expressed in the natural environment, in which selection acts on MMM. We, therefore, calculated the heritability of MMM for female North American red squirrels (Tamiasciurus hudsonicus) in the southwest Yukon of Canada. Red squirrels are highly promiscuous, with females mating with an average of 6.9 males during a single day of oestrus [12]. We used behavioural observations of a free-ranging squirrel population to document the number of males with whom females copulated while in oestrus, and estimated the heritability of MMM using an 'animal model' analysis [13] of a multi-generational pedigree for this same population.
2. Material and methods
A wild population of red squirrels (Tamiasciurus hudsonicus) was monitored in southwestern Yukon (61° N, 138° W) from 1989 to 2009 [14] to establish a complete pedigree for 6512 individuals [12]. In 2003, 2004, 2005 and 2008, individual female squirrels were monitored during their mating chase, and attending males were identified through unique coloured markings attached to their ear tags [12]. Copulations were recorded when seen, heard or when a male and female spent at least 60 s underground. Indices were used for the number of mates and the number of males who attended the mating chase in order to account for the time when a female was out of sight. The index was calculated as the number of mates (or number of attending males), divided by the product of the total time observed and the proportion of intervals the female was in sight [12].
We estimated the heritability of MMM using an animal model based on a Markov chain Monte Carlo for generalized linear mixed models (MCMCglmm) analysis in the R statistical package [15,16]. This approach allowed us to estimate the additive genetic variance, maternal effects, and permanent and residual environmental variance of MMM using data from 108 mating chases by 85 squirrels for whom the relationship matrix was determined from our entire multi-generational pedigree (see electronic supplementary material, table S1). The number of attending males and year were included as fixed effects in the model, although our results were unaffected by their exclusion (see electronic supplementary material, table S2). We had repeated observations for a relatively small number of females, but we retained the additional random effect for female identity to avoid overestimating the additive genetic variance [17]. Maternal effects were estimated to be small and did not substantially improve the model so they were excluded, but this did not affect our overall conclusions (see electronic supplementary material, table S3). MCMCglmm follows a Bayesian framework [15] so the requisite priors were assigned to be twice the regression coefficient from a mother–daughter regression [18], in which we controlled for the number of attendant males and the year in which the data were collected. However, using priors based on a heritability as high as 0.85, which was found for the remating interval of Pieris napi [19], did not affect our conclusions (see electronic supplementary material for details on prior specification and model assessment). We report 95% CI as an indication of our uncertainty around our estimates of variance components and heritabilities even though these are constrained to be positive in MCMCglmm. We assessed the significance of variance components by comparing the deviance information criteria (DIC) of our nested models.
3. Results
The mean MMM index was 1.02 ± 0.04 males per hour of observation with a mean attendant male index of 1.63 ± 0.04 males per hour. This MMM index corresponded to an average of 7.0 ± 0.2 males mated by each female on her single day of oestrus (following [12]). The fixed effects (consisting of attendant males and year as a factor) explained 40.2 per cent of the variation in the MMM index (F4,103 = 17.3, p < 0.0001). MMM was positively associated with the number of attending males (b = 0.29 ± 0.04, t103 = 7.5, p < 0.0001) and mean MMM differed depending on the year in which the data were collected (F3,103 = 4.1, p = 0.009).
The heritability from the parent–offspring regression was estimated to be 0.06 ± 0.22, which was not significantly different from zero (t21 = 0.30, p = 0.77; figure 1a). The animal model provided evidence for moderate levels of additive genetic variation (CVA = 5.1; 95% CI = 0.03–22.6; change in DIC = 7.4; table 1), but very high levels of environmental (residual) variation (CVE = 32.3; 95% CI = 24.7–38.5), which resulted in a very low heritability estimate for MMM (h2 = 0.002; table 1 and figure 1b).
4. Discussion
While the costs and benefits of MMM have attracted much research attention (e.g. [4,5]), the prerequisite of sufficient genetic variation in MMM for rates of multiple mating to evolve in response to these fitness costs and benefits has been largely ignored outside of the laboratory. Here we provide what we believe is the first estimate of the heritability of MMM from a wild population. While we found moderate levels of additive genetic variation (in the 50th percentile of published estimates based on data in [20]), levels of residual environmental variation (i.e. variation not attributed to additive genetic or permanent environmental effects) were very high relative to previously reported values (92nd percentile based on data in [20]), which resulted in a heritability of MMM by red squirrels that was very low (h2 = 0.002).
Our heritability of MMM was substantially smaller than most previous broad-sense heritabilities for polyandry in captive insects [9] and for behavioural traits in general (h2 = 0.30 ± 0.03 reviewed by [21]). It is not uncommon for laboratory measures to overestimate wild heritabilities (e.g. [11]), in part because sources of environmental variation are controlled in captivity. For example, over 40 per cent of the variation in MMM in our study was explained by the number of males that attended a female's mating chase, whereas the number of potential sires presented to a female is typically controlled in captivity. Our low heritability estimate for MMM, however, did not depend on the inclusion or exclusion of the number of attending males as a covariate in the analysis (see electronic supplementary material, table S2).
In the two previous studies that were able to separate direct genetic effects from dam effects on MMM, the narrow-sense heritability was also low (h2 < 0.1) and dam effects (including maternal, epistasis and dominance effects) were found to be large [22,23]. We estimated maternal effects on MMM to be small and their inclusion did not affect our heritability estimate (see electronic supplementary material). Given limitations in the available data, our estimates of additive genetic effects, permanent environmental effects and maternal effects were likely confounded to some degree [17]. The combined contribution of all of these sources of variation to total phenotypic variation, however, remained very small.
Despite a relatively large multi-generational pedigree and four years of field data on MMM, confidence intervals around our estimates of CVA and h2 remained broad. The 95% CI for CVA spanned much of the range of, but did not exceed, previous estimates of CVA (3rd–94th percentile of values reviewed by [20]). So, while genetic variation for this trait exists, the exact level remains uncertain. What was certain, however, is that environmental (residual) variation was large (95% CI for CVE ranged from the 87th percentile to 94th percentile of values reviewed by [20]) and far exceeded additive genetic variation, such that the heritability of this trait was extremely low. These findings indicate, first, that there is genetic variation in MMM in red squirrels, and hence the trait is evolvable (sensu [20]). However, the evolution of MMM ultimately depends on an association between genetic variation in MMM and variation in fitness [24]. Furthermore, genetic variation affects fitness only through a functioning phenotype within a particular environment. In our case, the very large environmental effects mean that phenotypic differences in MMM among females that might affect fitness were largely attributable to non-genetic differences. As such, any phenotypic selection on MMM, resulting from the costs and benefits of mating multiply is likely to act on environmental deviations (e.g. [25]) and not genetically based differences among females, and hence will not contribute to an evolutionary response to selection in this trait. Whether high levels of environmental variation generally constrain the contemporary adaptation of rates of MMM, however, awaits further estimates of the sources of variation in MMM in other natural populations.
We thank all squirrelers for their fieldwork, and the McAdam Laboratory and three anonymous reviewers for many helpful comments. Jarrod Hadfield provided valuable advice on MCMCglmm and prior specification. This project was funded by the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (D.W.C., M.M.H., S.B., A.G.Mc.), the National Science Foundation (A.G.Mc.), the Natural Environment Research Council (D.W.C.) and the Ontario Ministry of Research and Innovation (A.G.Mc.). This is contribution number 57 of the Kluane Red Squirrel Project.
- Received October 25, 2010.
- Accepted November 23, 2010.
- This journal is © 2010 The Royal Society


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Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 97626
remove help link
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We don't have online help, so we should remove the help link from Portal Server
and CMS.
Perforce 32901 disables the help link in CMS.
jim, can you remove the link from both core and portal server?
Removed at 32930
Jim, I think it still exists for Core?
Removed from core now, but leaving this ticket open as it must still be removed
from apps.
help link removed from apps @32941. I think that does it for this ticket.
Verified fixed @32990. There was a changelist in between that wiped out the
portal server changes but I restored that in 32990.