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SIM-Subscriber Identity Module
The UICC (Universal Integrated Circuit Card) is a smart card which contains account information and memory that is used to enable GSM cellular telephones. One of the applications running on the smart card is the SIM, or Subscriber Identity Module. In common parlance the term "UICC" is not used an the phrase "SIM" is used to describe the smart card itself.
Because the SIM is just one of several applications running on the smart card, a given card could, in theory, contain multiple SIMs. This would allow multiple phone numbers or accounts to be accessed by a single UICC. This is seldom seen, though there is at least one "12-in-1" SIM card being advertised at present.
Early versions of the UICC used full-size smart cards (85mm x 54mm x 0.76mm). The card has since been shrunk to the standard size of 25mm x 15mm x 0.76mm.
Although UICC cards traditionally held just 16 to 64KB of memory, the recent trend has been to produce SIM cards with larger storage capacities, ranging from 512MB up to M-Systems' 1GB SIM Card slated for release in late 2006.
SIM Security
Information inside the UICC can be protected with a PIN and a PUK.
The PIN (Personal Identification Number) is a code that locks access to the SIM. Not all SIMs have PINs; if a SIM has a PIN, the PIN must be entered to unlock the SIM. PUK (Personal Unlocking Code) codes are provided by the network provider to unlock a code. If the PUK is incorrectly put in 10 times the SIM card will be permanently locked.
SIM Forensics
The data that a SIM card can provide the forensics examiner can be invaluable to an investigation. Acquiring a SIM card allows a large amount of information that the suspect has dealt with over the phone to be investigated.
In general, some of this data can help an investigator determine:
- Phone numbers of calls made/received
- Contacts
- SMS details (time/date, recipient, etc.)
- SMS text (the message itself)
- Picture (if there is a camera)
There are many software solutions that can help the examiner to acquire the information from the SIM card. Several products include 3GForensics SIMIS [1], Inside Out's SIMCon, or SIM Content Controller, and Paraben Forensics' SIM Card Seizure.
The SIM file system is hierarchical in nature consisting of 3 parts:
- Master File (MF) - root of the file system that contains
DF's and EF's
- Dedicated File (DF)
- Elementary Files (EF)
Data Acquisition
These software titles can extract such technical data from the SIM card as:
- International Mobile Subscriber Identity (IMSI): A unique identifying number that identifies the phone/subscription to the GSM network
- Mobile Country Code (MCC): A three-digit code that represents the SIM card's country of origin
- Mobile Network Code (MNC): A two-digit code that represents the SIM card's home network
- Mobile Subscriber Identification Number (MSIN): A unique ten-digit identifying number that identifies the specific subscriber to the GSM network
- Mobile Subscriber International ISDN Number (MSISDN): A number that identifies the phone number used by the headset
- Abbreviated Dialing Numbers (ADN): Telephone numbers stored in sims memory
- Last Dialed Numbers (LDN)
- Short Message Service (SMS): Text Messages
- Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN) selector
- Forbidden PLMNs
- Location Information (LOCI)
- General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) location
- Integrated Circuit Card Identifier (ICCID)
- Service Provider Name (SPN)
- Phase Identification
- SIM Service Table (SST)
- Language Preference (LP)
- Card Holder Verification (CHV1) and (CHV2)
- Broadcast Control Channels (BCCH)
- Ciphering Key (Kc)
- Ciphering Key Sequence Number
- Emergency Call Code
- Fixed Dialing Numbers (FDN)
- Forbidden PLMNs
- Local Area Identitity (LAI)
- Own Dialing Number
- Temporary Mobile Subscriber Identity (TMSI)
- Routing Area Identifier (RIA) netowrk code
- Service Dialing Numbers (SDNs)
- Service Provider Name
- Depersonalizatoin Keys
This information can be used to contact the service provider to obtain even more information than is stored on the SIM card.
USIM-Universal Subscriber Identity Module
A Universal Subscriber Identity Module is an application for UMTS mobile telephony running on a UICC smart card which is inserted in a 3G mobile phone. There is a common misconception to call the UICC card itself a USIM, but the USIM is merely a logical entity on the physical card.
It stores user subscriber information, authentication information and provides storage space for text messages and phone book contacts. The phone book on a UICC has been greatly enhanced.
For authentication purposes, the USIM stores a long-term preshared secret key K, which is shared with the Authentication Center (AuC) in the network. The USIM also verifies a sequence number that must be within a range using a window mechanism to avoid replay attacks, and is in charge of generating the session keys CK and IK to be used in the confidentiality and integrity algorithms of the KASUMI block cipher in Universal Mobile Telecommunications System (UMTS).
In Mobile Financial Services, USIM seems to be a mandetory Security Element for user authentication, authorization and stored credentials. With the integration of NFC Handset and USIM, users will be able to make proximity payments where the NFS handset enables contactless payment and USIM enables independent security element. This is the evolution of the SIM for 3G devices. It can allow for multiple phone numbers to be assigned to the USIM, thus giving more than one phone number to a device.
Service Provider Data
Some additional information the service provider might store:
- A customer database
- Call Detail Records (CDR)
- Home Location Register (HLR)
Service Providers that use SIM Cards in the United States
- T-Mobile
- Cingular/AT&T
Sim Card Text Encoding
Originally the middle-European GSM network used only a 7-bit code derived from the basic ASCII code. However as GSM spread worldwide it was concluded that more characters, such as the major characters of all living languages, should be able to be represented on GSM phones. Thus, there was a movement towards a 16-bit code known as UCS-2 which is now the standard in GSM text encoding. This change in encoding can make it more difficult to accurately obtain data form SIM cards of the older generation which use the 7-bit encoding. This encoding is used to compress the hexadecimal size of certain elements of the SIMs data, particularly in SMS and Abbreviated Dialing Numbers.

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The complex cause-and-effect relationships between depression and chronic illness may never be completely understood, though studies are aimed at pinpointing specific risk factors and discovering optimal treatments. In the meantime, the doctors say that raising awareness of the prevalence of depression in people with chronic illness may help more of them receive appropriate treatment, whether it's psychotherapy, an antidepressant, or some combination of the two.
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"It was quite a big project," said Deeringer, who works for All Florida Bee Removal, based in Central Florida. "But what made it so hard was that the bees were inside part of the building."
Deeringer had to cut through the stucco on the outside of the clubhouse and stick his head and upper body into the building to remove the bees and hive, he said.
The inside of the structure was sprayed with a quick-kill pesticide that killed more than half of the bees before Deeringer began the removal process, he said.
The hive weighed close to 300 pounds, he said.
"I had to literally climb into this part of the clubhouse to get them all out," Deeringer said.
All Florida Bee Removal assessed the hive almost two weeks ago. Deeringer arrived at the Cascades development on Tuesday morning to remove the hive, but he quickly realized the project was much bigger than he originally expected.
"I had to come back on Wednesday with more resources," he said. "It took us nearly 12 hours to get all of it down."
See pics and the rest of her story here.
Jacksonville's First Coast News reported on the story too:
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- There was quite a buzz at the Cascades at World Golf Village in St. Augustine, and it led to a honey of a problem.
President and CEO Art Carlo said it all started last summer, when workers noticed honey on the entryway to the complex's clubhouse.Cascades management decided to have the doorway power washed, and tried several other means to remove the discoloration the honey left behind to no avail. Next, they tried calling a pest control company, who sprayed for bees, which appeared to get the problem under control.
However, this summer the problem returned in force, as residents began noticing more and more bees flying around.Management once again asked the pest control company to spray, but this time the company told them that the problem was more than they could handle and directed them to contact a specialist.
Enter The Buzzkillers, a company based out of Orlando.
Property Manager Sherry McNees said Jason Deeringer, a beekeeper who is a service technician for the company, came to the property Wednesday.Deeringer cut a small hole in the entryway, and was startled at the number of bees he saw inside.His initial estimation was that the hive was about five feet long, and that left him with two options.First, Deeringer could spray the bees with insecticide, and then leave them to die.
Doing that may have worked, but McNees explained that this could have attracted maggots. Plus the hive was oozing with honey, which made it exceptionally heavy -- over 300 pounds, according to McNees. Deeringer instead opted to spray the insecticide, then go in to the wall and remove the hive piece by piece.Once he opened the hole large enough to get inside, he discovered that the hive was more than 10 feet long. McNees described Deeringer scooping out buckets of dead bees, and emerging from the hole covered in bee stings.
See pics and the rest of her story here.
WESH's Aixa Diaz writes "More than 50,000 bees were removed from the wall of a downtown Orlando church on Wednesday.
Mark McGhee, property manager at the Bethel Missionary Baptist Church, said that he wasnt sure what to do with the swarm of bees coming from the hive.
First of all, I couldn't find anybody to do it, said McGhee. I knew I couldn't do it.
McGhee hired a professional company to come in and remove the bees. Upon drilling a hole in the wall, it was clear that the bee hive extended all the way to the floor.
Experts said that it was a mature colony with at least 50,000 bees living in it, and they said it was a mix of European honey bees and Africanized killer bees.
Normally European bees aren't as mean as African killer bees, but a colony this size could be extremely defensive, said Richard Martyniak, an entomologist." See Aixa's video and the rest of her story here.
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Tampa, Florida: ALLFloridaBeeRemoval.com responds to a Tampa Bee incident involving multiple victims, including Hillsborough County Paramedics!
ABC Action New's Jeff Butera reports: " The scars of Charles Aurelio's Friday now litter his chest in the form of ugly, red splotches. Aurelio went door-to-door Friday morning, looking for work mowing yards. I think I kind of disturbed them and the next thing I knew, they were all over me, Aurelio said. When they're stinging you, you can't do anything about it but let them.......
ALL Florida Bee Removal came out to the house to destroy the hive. They believe the Africanized bees were awakened by the vibrations of the lawn mower.
"They were aggressive and very terriotorial," said Kyle Harrison, a technician who destroyed the hive.
"Generally, it takes 500 stings to kill someone," Jonathan Simkins, from All Florida Bee Removal, said. "But if you're allergic, one will take care of you."
See pics and the rest of his story here.
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We respond to a plea from the owner of Randall Made Knives near Orange Blossom Trail & Holden Ave. He has 2 very large aerial nests located 25 feet up in Oak trees on his property and he's concerned that the very cold weather will injure the bees. Our entomologist, Richard Martyniak & Winter Park Honey owner Scott Shurman perform the 2 intense live removals amidst an audience of local media.
Orlando Sentinel's Daphne Sashin's writes "Outfitted in white jumpsuits, rubber gloves and veils, Martyniak and Shurman stood 20 feet above the ground in a manlift, face to face with the first nest. Bees flew all around them. Before he started cutting, Martyniak sprayed plumes of smoke into the blobs of comb to keep the bees from sending alarm signals to each other" Read the rest of her article here. WESH 2 news covered our efforts to save these very large colonies as well. See that story here. The bees will be relocated to apiaries at Winter Park Honey.
Orlando's CF13 News' Scott Harris also ran a story and video. See that here
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We are now experiencing hundreds of swarm calls each day. We are working hard to handle this seasonal event, and want you to know that if you leave a voice message, we will return your calls as fast as possible. Want to call our experts directly? You can always reach us direct at these numbers:
It's spring here in parts of Florida and that means Bee Swarms are increasing in frequency. We've been recieving hundreds of calls a day about bee swarms that arrive within minutes..Their size is generally large this time of year, though in areas like Naples, Ft. Myers, Palm Beach and Stuart, we see bee swarms year-round. A Bee Swarm is normally just a method of reproduction --at the colony level. The picture of the left is a Miami honey bee swarm. When a bee colony gets too big for it's home, about 1/2 the hive will leave, taking the old queen with them. They will often temporarily land on a tree limb, side of a house or just about any location, while scout bees are looking for the best location to establish the newly formed colony. It's an amazing sight to see -- 20,000 or so bees moving to a branch within minutes. I've seen the sky darken with so many bees flying.
African Bees will swarm in what's called migratory swarms. More on that later.
This picture shows an Orlando Florida honey bee swarm that has landed on a tree hole.( Click here for story).True swarms are usually gentle, as they have no home or young to defend, but please respect them, as often they start building external nests within the swarm and can become defensive at any time. Call us for swarm removal. You can trust the All Florida Bee removal.com team to give the best service, guaranteed! Call Toll Free 1-855-930-BEES (2337) or feel free to email us HERE.
Update: Is it a Tampa bee swarm? or bee colony? and why you should be concerned
All Florida Bee Removal team member, Entomologist Jonathan Simkins heard a news story about one of his long time and valued customers, restauranteur Alberto Morillo of Algusto Mexican restuarant needing help to keep his doors open. Jon and his family helped Alberto Remember, we are Florida natives & citizens, operating Florida businesses, helping Florida's people get through these tough times.
All Florida Bee Removal team members, Entomologist Richard Martyniak and Jim Durlacher attended the University of Florida's First Annual Bee College and Master Bee Keeping curriculum held last Wed-Sat at the IFAS MFREC in Apopka, Fl. AFBR.com sponsored refreshments, supplied pens and even helped with kitchen cleanup duties (my wife would be suprised to hear that !!). The curriculum was fantastic. Thanks to UF apiary Entomologist/Professor Dr. Jamie Ellis and his crew from UF and DACS for presenting such a wonderful event for beekeepers. Kudos !!
Florida State Beekeepers Association Publicity Coordinator Nancy Gentry and All Florida Bee Removal Entomologist Richard Martyniak tackled a honey bee rescue in Interlachen this past Saturday. A majestic Oak tree had blown over in Interlachen, Florida a few weeks back and a resident bee colony went over with it. Here's a brief interim story on the bee rescue.
This Sanford Bee Removal customer was told by the Local hardware store to use cans of Wasp Freeze on a swarm of bees that had moved in to her wall, right behind her electric meter. Please O' Please NEVER EVER use cans of insecticide on Bees ! You will incite thousands of honey bees to fly around the immediate area and maybe around your neighbors houses up and down your street. And then when you do call us to do the job correctly, it takes longer to control the little girls, which means a more expensive visit. Plus, we absolutely cannot attempt a live removal ( applicable only in northern Non africanized regions of the state ). Story and more pictures to follow.
Have some insects that you need Identified? Or just some cool pics of Insects that you want everybody to see? Send 'em in and our entomologists will be happy to ID them for you! These are Sarasota paper wasps (Polistes)..
Email your JPG, GIFS, TIFF or Photoshop PSD's to email@example.com We'll soon have an image gallery of guest submitted photos, so send 'em in!!
The All Florida Bee Removal team attended the Florida State Beekeepers meeting last week, Nov 1-3rd. Speakers including, Dr. Jamie Ellis, Assistant Professor, University of Florida Entomology & Nematology, Jerry Hayes, FDACS DPI Apiary Inspection Assistant Chief,, Amanda Ellis, FL Dept. of Agriculture DPI, Dr. Malcolm Sanford, and many others spoke on topics of interest to anybody interested in bees. Workshops with live beehives were conducted by Apiary inpectors, and AFBR's Richard Martyniak shot video and will be producing DVD's and web delivered video of the workshops, which will be available from FSBA.. AFBR.com is donating the production & postproduction costs to the FSBA. AFBR associates are beekeepers and remain committed to supporting beekeeping and honey production in the State of Florida & the United States. video: Richard Martyniak
Always happy to assist our regulatory officials in spreading the word about African bees, Our very own entomologists, Jonathan Simkins & Richard Martyniak, participated in production of the new Florida Dept. of Agriculture's (DACS) educational DVD, " Africanized Bees in Florida Coping with the Challenge". Jonathan gladly donned his protective gear and demonstrated proper control techniques for the production crew. He also kept the production crew safe from the legions of slightly upset African bees. Richard (a very accomplished insect videographer) provided macro footage of a honey bee sting. No,, he did'nt provide the arm..this time!!
The video is now running on local government TV. Click here for a link to the PSA on the DACS website.
Don Germaise suited up in one of our sting suits and went skyward to deliver a story about not one, but two aerial honey bee nests in a St. Petersburg neighborhood tree. See the ABC action news video here story and videos pending ....video: Richard Martyniak
One of our own entomologists, Jon Simkins, Insect IQ, Tampa, Fl.,was featured on this morning's Fox 13, and talked about love bugs. Did you know that love bugs aren't 'bugs' at all? Where did they come from? Were they hatched by some university as a biocontrol project gone awry? Fox 13's Anne Dwyer interviews Jon and they offer suggestions for dealing with these pesky critters. full story ....
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I'm at least a part-Luddite when it comes to some forms of technology I have to admit. I actually do enjoy gadgetry but tend to lead myself into their realm rather than allow myself to be industry-lead into spending my money on such items. We all witness so much innovation and clever new technology in our lives these days that it's sometimes difficult to determine what the actually useful stuff is rather than the items we're told we need and are indispensable by the manufacturers. Such an item for me are GPS satellite car navigation systems as typified by the TomTom.
I need to state straight away that I agree these devices are fiendishly clever and absolutely invaluable for some. I should also add that for my running, I have been using a Garmin GPS system on my wrist for a few years now so I'm certainly no technophobe where such things are concerned. I just don't personally feel the need for one in my car jabbering away. I find them slightly irritating whilst driving, a time when I like to either play music or enjoy the silence – yes it is possible! What's more I hold a belief that some people are beginning to rely on them just that little bit too much.
A few little incidents I've noticed recently lead me to that belief. Very few people actually appear to take a map in their hand these days and prepare a simple journey, however small. I recently overheard one delivery driver excitedly refusing some extremely simple, uncomplicated and undemanding instructions to deliver a small package. The instructions covered just three roads and two right turns to a nearby village. The driver's response? 'No, no – don't tell me, don't tell me – I only use my TomTom'.
Just yesterday I was travelling as a passenger in a friend's car when another car pulled up alongside at a red traffic light, like ours, the window wound down on what was a warm day. On what is an extremely busy arterial road at a congested junction he proceeded to yell across through his open window, 'Where's Kirkby-in-Ashfield mate?' into our car. Nothing that startling perhaps but when you consider that his destination was over ten miles away and bore no relation to where he was, it kind of makes you wonder whether he had any regard for the journey he was undertaking or whether he was was just going to bellow at other motorists in stationary traffic to find his destination.
The most non-plussing one came this very afternoon though whilst I was training out around the country lanes here on a seven-mile run. I was pulled up by a couple in a Land Rover Discovery and as I stopped my watch I was asked, 'd'ya know where't caravan storage is mate? We were at the time on a little lane leading into Epperstone village. I asked if they might have such a thing as an address? 'No' was the flat reply. Well where the heck are you heading for and how do you expect me to help you? I thought to myself, perspiration running into my eyes as I tried to make sense of the couple who didn't know where they were, where they were heading and apparently didn't even appear to know where they had come from!
I did the only sensible thing to do in the circumstances and sent them on a wild goose chase. I'll let you know if they're still circling around the country lanes tomorrow.
July 16, 2009 - Posted by Stuart | Ripping Yarns | satellite navigation
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If they are still circulating tomorrow they're going to clobber you, Stu!
I love the stories of the faulty data on one of those satnav systems that keeps sending Czech articulated lorry drivers up some Devon country lane where they get jammed on a wee hump-back bridge. Not so funny for the locals, mind.
By the way, do you use mapmyrun.com? I just checked the url and noticed that it links with your Garmin gps thing. I used to use it to measure bike rides around Cambridge. Very neat.
Comment by Fraser | July 17, 2009
In all honesty I did my best for them, Fraser! Asking 'where the caravan storage is' around there is like asking 'where's that canal?' in Amsterdam.
I don't us mapmyrun.com, Garmin does it's own system which after all this time I've not bothered using yet (kind of corroborates the article!) I do find this one very useful when mullingover or checking potential runs or walks: http://www.goodrunguide.co.uk/RoutePlanner.asp
Now, where's my ordnance survey map and wheel…
Comment by Stuart | July 17, 2009
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In 1642 the Dutch West India Company granted Reverend Francis Doughty 74,000 acres of land: a vast area which was mostly swampy with fresh water pools. This area was originally called "Fresh Ponds" and remained largely undeveloped for a long period.
As the Civil War came to an end, a land developer by the name of George S. Schott obtained a generous amount of this land, as a repayment of a debt owned to him. Schott is credited with giving this area the name Glendale, after a town in Ohio that he grew up in. During this period many German immigrants came to the area and established farms that were well known for their produce and dairy products.
By the late 1800's, increases in the German immigrant population resulted in the appearance of many beer gardens and picnic grounds. When a city law was passed in 1852 that banned cemeteries from being placed in Manhattan, many looked to Queens. The area around Glendale became known as the "Cemetery Belt" because of its large number of graveyards.
After the end of World War I, farming ceased to be the majority occupation, as breweries and textile factories came on the scene. It was the beginning of the industrial period, which caught the attention of yet a new wave of German immigrants.
The eastern side of Fresh Ponds, where Forest Park is today, was called "Dry Harbor", for it was said by many that the homes that rested there looked like they were sitting on top of the trees and hills; it looked as if there was a harbor but without any water present.
The German-American influence definitely lingers on in Glendale; the neighborhood boasts many different restaurants and establishments, such as Von Westerhagen's and Zum Stammtisch
In the 1980's Glendale attracted a new wave of immigrants from such places as Romania, Serbia, Croatia, and Poland, as well as many from Latin American countries. Like the rest of the borough Glendale has become a vibrantly diverse community.
Glendale is a quiet residential community of one and two-family homes near the Brooklyn-Queens border bounded on the south by Forest Park, the Jackie Robinson Parkway, and a chain of cemeteries, and on the north and northwest by the Montauk and Bay Ridge lines of the Long Island Railroad.
Since the early 1900's, many of the locals had been interested in bringing a public library to Glendale. A small early library had moved from one spot to another, but by 1928 land for a permanent location was finally purchased by the city at the corner of Myrtle Avenue and 73rd Place. After a long period of pressure from the Glendale locals the Library finally opened its doors on May 29, 1936. Designed in the style of a Renaissance Italian castle, and built by the WPA during the Depression, the Glendale branch is one of the most beautiful of the historical branches in the Queens Library system. Recently, enough money was raised and planning began to have the branch completely restored.


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Do you remember that old American Express tagline Membership has its privileges that made us all long to receive those exclusive perks?
Several institutions in town offer special privileges to members, including the Durango Arts Center (10 percent off in the Gallery Shop and on performance tickets), Durango Discovery Museum (free entry to more than 350 museums around the world, discounts and special events) and the Animas Museum (free entry, discounts, etc.).
The Animas Museum added a little something extra to its extra privileges by having a members-only exhibit Feb. 23.
It was all about tourism here since Durangos founding, including souvenir plates, salt and pepper shakers and other memorabilia, as well as great examples of the museums postcards. I didnt realize before that Nina Heald Webber is not only a generous donor of postcards to the Center of Southwest Studies, but also has given many to the Animas Museum as well.
Several of the postcards were from the 1960s, because, as Museum Director Carolyn Bowra put it, so many members could remember those views. Postcards featuring the old Kiva Theater, Main Avenue looking north from what is now College Drive and, my favorites, both the interior and exterior of the old Chief Diner were all among the mid-20th century examples. (Best blueberry pancakes in town.)
Alas, all that remains of the chief is its eponymous symbol, who now stands guard across Ninth Street from Toh-Atin Gallery.
I learned a new word and you know me, I love to share new words deltiology, the study and collecting of postcards. Postcards really became popular in this country at the 1893 Columbian World Exhibition in Chicago, which somehow seems fitting, as that also was the place Mesa Verde was introduced to the country and the world.
The display included postcards of Trimble Hotel, a number of views of Durango from every angle and always the shortest of messages, because for many years, the entire back of the postcard was reserved for the recipients address. And thus came about the immortal phrase, Wish you were here.
I often feel like a voice in the wilderness in support of this wonderful institution that preserves our heritage. The Animas Museum isnt just a place where students go on field trips or where you take the in-laws in desperation to entertain them. In fact, True West magazine named it one of the Best in the West Regional History Museums for 2013.
The museum offers great lectures, interesting exhibits and cool hands-on experiences. New on the schedule this year are monthly Family Days. The first one, from 1 to 3 p.m. March 30, will teach attendees how to make a pinwheel to better enjoy the blustery spring weather. I used to love pinwheels, and the idea of teaching kids how to create their own toys seems valuable in many ways. Oh, and did I mention its free? Yet another offering to the community.
The Animas Museum has lost all of its government funding since the economic downturn began, and its valiant staff and board members provide a lot of bang with their miniscule budget. But its up to us to keep it thriving.
On March 13, Bowra and Mr. Action Line, Mike Smedley, will be bartending at The Red Snapper in one of that restaurants generous evenings in support of local nonprofits. Its sure to be an entertaining evening. You were going out for dinner anyway why not enjoy some seafood and support their efforts?
The members-only exhibit will probably be reprised and expanded toward the end of the summer as the museum preps for its entrance onto the national stage with a traveling exhibit from the Smithsonian.
Journey Stories, which focuses on the mobility of the American population, will run from Jan. 17 to March 18, 2014. A number of local partners will make it a community-wide experience, and every school and class should take advantage of the unique opportunity. Ill be marking the days.
Letting the breezes of March blow out their birthday candles for them are Sean Franklin, Diann Wylie, Katie Thompson, Mary Alice Copeland, Larry Crawford, Callie Huckins, Whitney Huckins, Michael Pratt, Allison Cripe, Margaret Copeland, Dennis Pierce, Steve Kiely, Hayden Siekman, John Siebert, Lilly Tichi, Geo Freitag, David Bishop, Troy Bledsoe, Warren Broman, Susie Fisher, Frank Tikalsky, Marci Wait, Lynda Morris, Art Cahill, Brittany Jaramillo and Susan Blue.
When the Reading Club of Durango met at the home of Lou Falkenstein on Valentines Day, members had no idea how timely the program was going to be.
Last spring, Eileen Wasserbach had chosen Pope John XXIII as her idea of a game-changer because of the sweeping effects Vatican II, which he convened, had on the Catholic Church, including Mass being offered in the lingua franca of the country where it was being celebrated.
And all of a sudden, here was the papacy on the front pages as Benedict XVI stepped down in the first resignation of a pope in six centuries.
I think even the Catholics in the group learned something, but it was quite interesting for those of us from other faiths. From the moment of Pope John XXIIIs humble birth in a poor village in the Italian Alps, Angelo Roncallis (his given name) life was centered on religion. His family waited patiently on the steps of the village church for the priest to return to baptize him immediately after he entered the world.
After such humble beginnings, he attended junior seminary, then passed an entrance exam that took Roncalli to Rome to study ancient languages. He loved cities ever after. But, he considered his happiest day the first day he celebrated Mass after being ordained in 1904. He celebrated the Mass in his villages church, where he was surrounded by family and friends.
During World War I, he worked at a hospital in northern Italy that saw brutal numbers of casualties, and after the war, he became a bishop and nuncio, or diplomat for the Vatican. During World War II, he was in Greece, helping save about 24,000 Jews from the Holocaust.
After the war, Roncalli was the nuncio to Paris, and in 1953 he was elevated to cardinal. Five short years later, he was elected as pope. Many thought hed be harmless, a placeholder priest, as Wasserbach described it.
Throughout Roncallis life, there was a rift between a liberal, progressive group that believed the church needed to be more integrated in peoples daily lives and a more conservative group who believed the focus should be on the clergy and the Bible.
And the rest, as they say, is history.
As the College of Cardinals prepares to meet in conclave, perhaps sometime this coming week, they too will be pondering what kind of pope should lead the church through its next stage. Will it be a placeholder priest, who, like John XXIII, ends up being a surprise and changing the entire face of the church? Someone who will be a steady hand on the tiller, keeping the church as is? Or a revolutionary pope with new ideas?
Well all find out soon.
Taking time to reflect on celebrating another year of marriage are Bill and Joyce Watt and David and Dora Chavez (69 years!).
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We girls get it. We've been responsible since the beginning, what with the whole birthing babies thing … Guys, meanwhile, are often responsible for their video game collection and not much more! But a man who owns a dog? He gets it. He knows he has to walk the dog, feed it, groom it, and take care of it. He comprehends that being in charge of another life means he has to do a little nurturing. If we're lucky, he'll probably do the dishes, too.
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Think about it. There are going to be times when a man with a dog has to go outside into the freezing rain to let his dog pee. Then there are the times when the dog decides to poop on the expensive rug or eat his Italian leather shoes, and we girls know he's not going to hit the dog or punish it for being, well, doggy. He's going to understand. We love men who are understanding, especially when it comes to cute, furry creatures ... or non-furry yet lovely creatures who accidentally running up his credit card bill.
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A man who owns a dog is a man who knows how to love. This is the kind of man girls love to date. After all, who wants to date a heartless man? And guys, there is nothing sexier than a man who loves his dog, especially if it's a mutt. You get extra points if your pooch is a rescue.
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I am not a prude. I also think Beyoncé is one of the most talented performers of our time. Her powerful voice, creative talent in staging her music, amazing physical abilities and her theatrical presence are brilliant.
However, I thought her Super Bowl half-time show was extremely sexual, aggressive and very inappropriate for what is deemed as family entertainment. Did anyone else think so? All her bumping and grinding so reduced her amazing talent to the sexualization and objectification of women. Cant musical abilities, style, femininity and talent be enough to grab our attention without all the sex? I think of Adele, Alicia Keys, Florence of Florence and the Machine, Kimbra, Jennifer Hudson and Barbara Streisand they all accomplish success based on their skill, not their bodies.
I know sex sells, and everyone watching the Super Bowl buys beer, cars, insurance and all the other products offered. Sex certainly gets attention, at the expense of females everywhere. And, at the expense of young children. Once again, money talks.
I have two granddaughters in California, and when the half-time show started, I began to call my son, who I knew was taking his family to a neighborhood Super Bowl party. I wanted say, I hope theyre not watching ..., but stopped. This is not my place, and another of those instances where I must respect his parenting decisions.
But what are we surrounding these young girls, and boys with, for that matter? To entertain, women who already have everything going for themselves, must stoop to the hyper-sexualization of their bodies and provocative dancing and outfits to satisfy an audience. Their talent, creativity and ability dont seem to be enough.
It was also interesting to watch what was happening on the field.
Does the violence and aggression on the field also portray negative values about manhood to little boys? The players, wearing massive padding and skintight spandex, pushing, shoving and tackling seems to be just as much the sexual objectification of men.
Little boys see that they must be tough and forceful to be accepted.
Girls see they must be half-bare, look great and flaunt their bodies. I cant help thinking, what has happened to our 1960s struggle for womens equality and acceptance as people, not sex objects? It seems both male and female sexuality are increasingly mainstreamed into our society.
I wont change the world with this article, but I may be able to make some mom or dad think about what their kids are exposed to, though.
How can we change it? How can we surround our children with real values of what its like to be a woman or man? Maybe parents will at least think a bit about whats on TV when the kids are around.
Perhaps the Super Bowl should be moved to late night TV.
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The Institute unites scientists with various backgrounds whose aim is to investigate the history of humankind from an interdisciplinary perspective with the help of comparative analyses of genes, cultures, cognitive abilities and social systems of past and present human populations as well as those of primates closely related to human beings.
Led by Christophe Boesch, the Department of Primatology observes apes in their natural habitats, and investigates issues related to the evolution of social systems and social behavior, cultural differences and reproductive strategies in apes. The scientists are interested in fundamental cognitive processes like communication, cooperation, conflict solving strategies, social learning in apes and humans.
The Department of Human Evolution, led by Jean-Jacques Hublin, primarily studies fossil hominids and aims at reconstructing their biology, behavior and cultural evolution. The department is interdisciplinary with three areas represented: Palaeoanthropologists, who study fossil material with a special emphasize on the use of 3D imaging to assess phylogenetic reconstructions, brain development and analysis of the growth processes. Archaeological scientists, who undertake biochemical analyses of fossils to study dietary adaptations and migrations, as well as dating the ages of sites and fossils. And, Palaeolithic archaeologists who study the cultural adaptation of hominids to their environment. The three groups are involved in the development of international field projects.
Led by Richard McElreath, the Department of Human Behavior, Ecology and Culture investigates the role of culture in human evolution and adaptation. The evolution of fancy social learning in humans accounts for both the nature of human adaptation and the extraordinary scale and variety of human societies. The integration of ethnographic fieldwork with mathematical models and advanced quantitative methods is the department's methodological focus.
Led by Svante Pääbo, the Department of Evolutionary Genetics studies the genetic history of humans, apes and other organisms. The scientists are interested both in the forces that affect the genome directly, such as mutation and recombination, and in the effects of selection and population history.