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Thousands in Houston have been forced from their homes in need of food, water and a roof over their heads, and the George R. Brown Convention Center has become the city's largest shelter. Miles O'Brien learns more from Rachel Osier Lindley of KERA News.
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Adding to the complexity of the disaster, ExxonMobil acknowledged today Harvey has damaged two of its refineries, causing the release of hazardous pollutants. A full assessment of the damage won't be possible while conditions on the ground remain so dangerous.
One thing that is clear, thousands in Houston have been forced from their homes in need of food, water and a roof over their head. The George R. Brown Convention Center has become the city's largest shelter.
Rachel Osier Lindley is there. She's an editor with Dallas PBS station KERA. She's in Houston, reporting on the storm.
We spoke a short time ago, and I began asking about how many people are there now.
RACHEL OSIER LINDLEY, KERA News:
Well, yesterday, it was 5,100, and today at 9,100, so it has grown substantially over the past 24 hours.
And they were already at capacity yesterday, but the Red Cross says that they're not going to be turning anyone away. So, they have expanded into other parts of the Convention Center. Pretty much every square inch is being used as either a dormitory or a makeshift hospital, large place in the back where people are sorting donations and bringing in donations of everything from clothes and shoes.
So, it's packed as it can be here. But they don't want to turn anybody away. And the Red Cross says they're currently working to find other places they can bring people, because they don't really anticipate that the need for places to stay will end any time soon.
Are things working pretty well there? I recall being post-Katrina at the Convention Center in New Orleans and there were — a lot of systems broke down, including the plumbing, et cetera.
How are things working?
Well, it seems like, so far, so good.
They have had a surge of volunteers who have wanted to help out. And they actually had to turn away people from the day volunteer shifts today.
The people that are staying here that had to evacuate their homes that I have talked with, they say they feel relatively comfortable. They have credited the city with doing a pretty good job of giving them a place to stay.
And I think just the ongoing concern would be what to do as more and more people come here. The Red Cross says that they're working to get people in touch with mental health services, if they need those, and connect with prescriptions because, in many cases, people just fled with the clothes on their back and don't have access to the medications that they need to be taking.
So, some other challenges that we're seeing here.
Give us your impressions of what is going on there. I assume there's a range of emotions among people who are in such desperate need right now.
I actually — my colleague and I were just talking to a woman who had lost everything in Hurricane Katrina. And she relocated to Houston. Of course, you will remember many people who evacuated from New Orleans ended up resettling in Houston.
And she was just beside herself and a bit stunned that this is happening all over again. We also talked to family members of folks who were trying to locate their loved ones in the Convention Center, where they hadn't been able to charge their phone for a few days, but they finally got service again and were relieved to find that they — their grandmother or their brother or sitter was actually here.
And so there have been a lot of reunions in that way. But I have also talked to a man who hasn't spoken to his parents for four days. And he was trying as best he could to keep it together without knowing what had happened to them and being unable the reach them.
Have you seen many volunteers who have come to help out?
Yes, so many volunteers.
I talked to someone who had come to sign up to be a volunteer, but they turned her away. And now they're only accepting volunteers for the night shift. And there's also — you see medical professionals walking by.
The Red Cross says that they had a huge amount of the medical country in Houston step up and come to help with addressing any of the medical needs that people had here at the convention center.
So, everyone is really pitching in. And that is just evidenced by what you can see in the back where people have been bringing donations, so many clothes, shoes, a wall of diapers that people have donated. Houston is really stepping up.
And the Red Cross said today that they do need wheelchairs at the Convention Center. So, that's one thing that they're hoping to acquire more in the next few days.
All right, we will help get the word out.
Reporter Rachel Osier Lindley, thank you for your time.
Yes, you're welcome.
We just got an update from Rachel after we spoke.
She now tells us that the Convention Center is running out of cots.


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In Art Spotlight, we invite Sketchfab artists to talk about one of their designs.
My name's Rachel Cox, I'm from the UK and have just finished my final year studying Game Art Design and DeMontfort University in Leicester.
My 'Elemental' series was done as part of my final university submission, which was 19 weeks long. I set myself the task of modelling 3 higher-end game-ready characters/creatures which represented 3 of the 4 basic elements. I would have gone on to do a 4th if I had had the time to do so, however I'm a strong believer of quality of quantity.
I started with the initial concepts for each character, producing quick iterations to get my basic ideas down. As I wanted to spend as much time producing the models themselves – learning as much as I could and improving and developing my skills – I tried to spend as little as time possible on concepting, getting a well-grounded idea quickly that I could build on whilst producing the model itself.
In order to refresh my mind and not burn myself out on redoing the same concept repeatedly, I went onto producing the base sculpts for each model, as this would give me something to concept over the top of, as well as help me consider posture, silhouette and consider the final poses for each character. In addition to this, because it was part of a university project, I wanted to show a base understanding of anatomy alongside a variety of body types.
From here, I approached it as three separate character projects, going through the process of final concept iteration, sculpt in ZBrush, polypaint, retopologise using 3D Coat, unwrap, bake down the high poly in XNormal and then add additional textures using Photoshop, as well as touch-ups to complete the model. This started with the 'Earth elemental', which didn't get to the final model's standard until the week of the final deadline. The one thing you learn from doing a project like this is how quickly you improve over a short amount of time, which will give your characters a huge difference in their quality, but final touch up time will help solve that.
The way I thought would be best to approach this was to focus on the models which I deemed more "difficult", so I tackled the 'fire elemental' next, gathering a library of reference for the lava and doing multiple iterations on the rocks in order to get them to read right on the character.
The 'water elemental' underwent the most design iterations in order to make it match the other two characters, as well as having more creative leeway when it came to the colours. The main inspirations came from different varieties of Siamese fighting fish, as well as looking at films like "Splice" for the silhouette and feel behind the design itself.
They were all rigged and posed in 3Ds Max, with the lighting and final renders being produced in Marmoset Toolbag.
Earth Elemental
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Fire Elemental
by Rachel Cox
on Sketchfab
Water Elemental
by Rachel Cox
on Sketchfab
Because this project was 19 weeks I have a lot to say on this project, its progression and the changes throughout the design choices I made. You can follow my progression through this project, as well as post mortem on my website.
Thanks Rachel!
You will find Rachel's work here on Sketchfab and on her portfolio website.
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(Scranton, PA) – Lackawanna College lost to Monroe College 94-62 Thursday night. The Falcons record now sits at 12-8 (8-2).
Lackawanna wasn't able to gain their footing in the first half. The first 20 minutes saw the Falcons go 3-13 from outside the arc, and only knocking down 31.4% of their field goals. Keyon Faulkner-Smith scored 10 points, he shot 5-10 from the floor including one 3-point bucket.
The second half saw much of the same for the Falcons. The team gave up 25 turnovers, and fell victim to Monroe's 56 total rebounds. J'von Winslow, Isaiah Wiggins, and Keyon Faulkner Smith finished the game with a combined 32 points.
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hat if Cinderella were a pony? Would her story still be as wonderful? Of course it would, as you'll see when you read this very special picture book.
onyella enjoyed a wonderful life until her owner sold the farm she lived on. Along with new management came two new stepmares and they were both rather nasty critters. They made fun of Ponyella and made her do all the work around the farm.
er nice white coat became dark and covered with dirt and her mane was all tangled. She wasn't allowed to do any jumping any more and she was once a very accomplished jumper. Life was pretty miserable for the little pony.
hen one day it was announced that Princess Penelope was going to select a pony during the Tippington 25th Annual Grand Royal Pony Championship to be her very own royal pony. Of course, Ponyella's two stablemates were going and they both, of course, were hoping to be selected as the princess' special steed.
oor Ponyella, naturally, would have to stay home. But when her fairy godmare appears, all that changes. Suddenly the pony's coat is marshmallow white again and her mane silky. Off she goes to the championship where she wows Princess Penelope with her fantastic jumping ability.
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Update: Since this posting Disney/Marvel has also added another film for May 16th, 2014. Let the guessing games begin and see the original story below.
With Disney acquiring Marvel, they've just set a new date for a currently untitled project, as well as another batch of films. First up, going by "Marvel Untitled 2" the film has a June 27th, 2014 date. Marvel usually takes the early May spot, but Sony just snagged it for The Amazing Spider-Man sequel, forcing the studio to rethink their strategy.
As to what this mystery project could be, I'd have to wager a guess for a sequel to Captain America: The First Avenger. We've heard talks it is moving forward and with the original being a current success, I'd assume they would want to fill in 2014 after The Avengers has next summer and Thor 2 and Iron Man 3 will take up summer 2013. There is also the chance it could be a fast-tracked Dr. Strange or another Incredible Hulk film, but stay tuned as we get more information.
They've also scheduled another mystery Pixar film for May 30th, 2014. This is an interesting move, as Pixar animations usually bow in last weekend of June, but they are switching up their slots. We previously took a stab at what the Pixar film headed into theaters November 13th, 2013 could be, so it could certainly be from that batch.
There is the very unlikely chance that Pixar could attempt live-action with Brad Bird's San Francisco earthquake movie 1906. Toy Story 3 director Lee Unkrich has stated he has another secret film and Toy Story 3 writer Michael Ardnt has also said he is going back to Pixar for another project. There is also Up director Peter Docter's next project, which we rounded up more details here. Expect two of the above to fill up these slots, unless they have a huge surprise up their sleeves.
There is also more scheduling in the animation realm. Coraline and Nightmare Before Christmas director Henry Selick's next film has also been scheduled for October 4th, 2013 after he announced his recent move to the studio. There aren't many details, but one can assume it is Shademaker, a film aimed to scare children, which sounds right up his alley.
Lastly, we got the trailer over the weekend, but Disney has also scheduled The Odd Life of Timothy Green starring Joel Edgerton and Jennifer Garner for an August 15th, 2012 release. Check back as we learn more about the mystery project above and all dates come from Box Office Mojo.
Which film are you most looking forward to? Any guesses what the Marvel and Pixar films could be?
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Planning for your estate after crisis hits
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Homeowners in Kentucky may believe that they must avoid bankruptcy at all costs. However, when foreclosure looms, bankruptcy can nip it in the bud. Although it is true that both Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcies will remain on a homeowner's credit record for some years, if bankruptcy can save his or her home it may be worth it. Understanding some of the terms related to bankruptcy may make it easier to decide whether bankruptcy is a suitable remedy.
When a person files for bankruptcy, the court will need a comprehensive list of all outstanding debts and assets. It will then split the assets into exempt and non-exempt assets. Bankruptcy laws do not aim to strip a consumer of everything, and property classified as exempt will remain the homeowner's property, such as a portion of equity in the primary home and automobile and some essential personal items. However, the filer must forfeit non-exempt assets to pay creditors. Recreational vehicles, secondary residences, boats and other luxuries fall into this category.
Debts are divided into secured and non-secured debts. Creditors can lay claim on any assets with loans secured by collateral. The funds obtained from selling non-exempt assets will be used to pay secured debts. However, bankruptcy may discharge non-secured debts, such as credit card debt, personal unsecured loans, medical bills and more. Understanding these terms may help when determining which bankruptcy chapter to file.
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LIFESTYLE | Spring Toddler Capsule Wardrobe 2018
It seems the bulk of this season was from Carters or Zara.
For Zoë's third Birthday we were able to find an almost new tricycle that usually goes for over $60 and we were able to find it for $40.. She is also at an age of intense imagination and getting her the doctor set this spring really helped her with her fears of doctors and the unknowns. It empowered her.
We adore this blue/white polka dot dress and it is big enough that it will grow with her over the next few years.
Having a toddler/pre-schooler with long legs and a slim body makes finding pants difficult but hopefully with the warmer weather we won't have to think about pants for a few more months.
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This home has been designed not only as the perfect family home but also the perfect entertainer. Situated in a great location close to the Botanic Gardens, North Orange shopping centre and easy access to the CBD, this home has to be inspected to see all that is on offer. The large open planned living areas with modern polished concrete floors boasts a modern kitchen with quality appliances, walk-in pantry and plenty of bench space, a dining and family area. The bi-fold doors slide back to make the semi enclosed outdoor alfresco, outdoor indoor living and you can sit back and enjoy the views to Mount Canobolas. The separate lounge room is the ideal retreat to escape to. All bedrooms are spacious with an ensuite to the main and walk through wardrobe plus built-ins. Storage will never be an issue will all the cupboard space available and the gas underfloor heating will have you kicking off your shoes making you feel cosy and settled, even the third toilet off the laundry is an added bonus.
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TETHER (formerly PAK) is the cassette tape loop-based project of artist Lauren Pakradooni. Since 2007 she's produced a steady output of cassette releases, with a distinctive sound ranging from severe noise to off-kilter songforms. Hypnotic stretches of homemade loops give rise to minimal and menacing song structures, strange and inward psychic topographical exploration, in that immediately recognizable Tether style.https://hotreleases.bandcamp.com/album/mirror-finish
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Carrickfergus Methodist Church has held its annual family fun and community information day.
Bouncy castles, face painting, nail art, badge making and crafts were among the attractions at the Albert Road location.
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BONES Journey Racing has been competing internationally since 2001. In addition to running or climbing, racers could also be asked to kayak, mountain bike, journey horseback, swim, rappel or even paraglide. The need to suppose on the transfer and make decisions when bodily exhausted is something that appeals to journey racers over different sports reminiscent of triathlon the place you simply 'get your head down and race'. Nonresidents 12 years old and older, could function on Alabama waters up to 45 days per calendar 12 months with out acquiring a vessel operator's license.
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Where To Eat & Drink In Rome
The best restaurants in Rome, according to us.
While visitors to Rome tend to stick around the center for dining and drinking, most Romans live, work, and eat in neighborhoods beyond the city's historic districts. Do as the Romans and venture off the tourist map to places like Mazzo in Centocelle. This 12-seat bistro in the city's eastern periphery serves Roman soul food at a communal table. In addition to classics, you'll find everything from fried tripe to sweetbread bruschetta.


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|April 17th, 2016, 10:39 PM
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Starter motor discovery - Taigene vs Denso
About a year ago, my bike would take several attempts to start, and the motor sounded like it couldn't turn over the engine. The dash would dim and flicker, and require 4-5 presses of the button to start up. It would make awful clicking and clunking noises too. This issue was most prevalent when warm or hot, but the bike was also a bit weak when cold too.
Ducati replaced the motor with a new motor and the bike was fixed - it would fire right up every time. However.... considering it was the SAME part number, I was always afraid it would happen again. And it did, less than 3,000 miles later.. My dealership refused to work on the bike or submit a warranty claim unless I removed my fuel module, which I didn't agree with since it is unrelated. So... what to do? A new motor is $643 from Ducati. I did some research and purchased a used version of the latest starter motor from Gotham Cycles for a third of what they are new. It showed up in 2 days.
Old part number: Taigene 27040127A. Identifiable by black screws.
New part number: Denso 27040104A. Identifiable by silver screws.
Based on my symptoms, the motor was drawing too much current, and not turning it into torque like it should. The massive load on the bike's electrical system makes the dash flicker and could make it seem like your battery needs replacement or your cables are not large enough. One person on another forum measured a 400 amp draw from his faulty motor.
Since I like to know how things work and why they fail, I took the two motors apart and this is what I found. The Denso motor is a 2-brush system with a replaceable brush plate, thicker wires, and a finely indexed commutator. It looked fine overall, and when I tested it on the bench it spun freely and smoothly.
The Taigene motor is a 4-brush system with a riveted brush plate, and more, smaller gauge wires. But here's what I think is the issue. The wires are not fully coated with the yellowish/white insulating material. You can see the wires of the armature look burnt. I am guessing they are shorting out to adjacent wires and weakening the magnetic field that makes the motor turn, and also drawing too much current. This is clearly a manufacturing defect where they did not dip the armature deep enough in the varnish prior to machining.
I am pretty disappointed that Ducati continued to use starter motors from this company. I have found things online dating back to 2011 Hypermotard and Monster models using these apparently cheaper motors, yet 3 years later they continue to put them on their bikes instead of the well known, high quality Denso products.
I will be posting up a DIY tomorrow how to replace your motor since I am halfway done with the job right now. It's actually a pretty involved process since you need to remove the generator cover (left side engine cover) to access two bolts on the motor. But it's not that hard and only requires one special tool which can be found on eBay (I made one in about 20 minutes).
I hope this helps someone!!
|April 18th, 2016, 03:49 AM
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Nice detective work!
Mines just starting to get the stutter - slow to turn over and taking 2 tries every so often. Just installed Shorai battery, too.
|April 18th, 2016, 04:04 AM
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Wow! Fantastic diagnosis, this is great to all have in one thread. I bought my bike used and the dealer that used to own/service it when it was a demo went out of business, so I had no idea what kind of maintenance or repairs it had. Thankfully I've never had a starter issue in the 7000 miles I've put on it, but maybe that's because it was already replaced/repaired. I read elsewhere to make sure and buy a denso replacement if the starter is bad, this is just a great way to confirm that suspicion.
|April 18th, 2016, 08:15 AM
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Mine didn't get weak until almost 10,000 miles
|April 18th, 2016, 08:57 AM
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Thing is, a lot of motors don't have the yellowish colored insulator, just the red insulating varnish on the wires. So it must also be a substandard quality or too thin.
|April 18th, 2016, 10:36 AM
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Thanks for this info and the future replacement guide. My starter is good at 12K miles but I'm going off warranty so this will be a nice thing to know.
|April 18th, 2016, 03:33 PM
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I'm in the same boat as you kuksul, starter was replayed at 9k for the same reasons and they replaced it with the same part which I'm sure will fail in the none too distant future.
Really looking forward to your write up. Thanks man!
|April 18th, 2018, 02:30 AM
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Hi there,
just tried to assemble my starter again. Is the denso starter shimed on both sides or just on the back? Got a quiet thick aluminium washer here in my box and cant remember if it was installed originaly or just dropped accidentialy into the starter box where i stored all starter parts. Got two thin washer which where installed in the back, where the brushes are. But cant remember if it was shimed at the front.
Thanks for your help!
Cheers from Germany.
|April 18th, 2018, 04:38 AM
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Did you pull the tank by chance? There's a giant washer where the back of the tank secures to the frame that likes to fall out right before you guide the bolt home.
|April 18th, 2018, 05:36 AM
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Nope, tank is installed. I will take a picture later. Maybe we can figure out if it belongs to the starter or not.
Here is a picture. The two in the middle are the original shims installed at the back of the starter and the right one ... i dont know. I can hardly believe it belongs to the starter. Can anybody verify that?
Cheers :-)
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Why critics and audiences are raving about Beware of Pity
Boundary-smashing German ensemble Schaubühne Berlin's first collaboration with beloved Complicité director Simon McBurney, Beware of Pity, premiered at Sydney Festival last night to a full house and a rapturous response.
From the bold, spare staging to the superb acting, morally complex story and innovative use of video projection and live on-stage GoPro feeds, it was the type of affecting, adventurous performance rarely seen in Australian theatres.
Read on below to see what reviewers and punters have been saying about Beware of Pity – there are still a few tickets left before the run ends on Sunday 27 January (grab your tickets here).
"For the first five or so minutes, it feels like a train hurtling past you. Several actors are sharing the narrative, speaking (in German) into microphones, their dialogue intercutting at times, as the surtitles flash past in a relatively small space on the back wall. Your senses are on high alert as you try to follow who is saying what. And then suddenly you are attuned, enveloped by the words and the inventive staging, and swept up in an intense, compelling production...
"Although, initially, the staging looks and feels as if the production will take a cerebral approach, it is in fact an intensely realised, highly emotional experience, keeping you on the edge of your seat…a chilling reminder that the world is once again moving towards catastrophe."
"Stefan Zweig's exquisite story of self-deceit and selfishness is brought to vivid life in this first-time co-production between two of Europe's theatrical powerhouses: Berlin's Schaubühne and London's Complicité.
"I haven't experienced a more gripping adaptation of a novel to the stage since New York's Elevator Repair Service brought Gatz (its unabridged staging of The Great Gatsby) to the Sydney Opera House a decade ago.
"McBurney's arrangement of sound and vision is constantly arresting. The ensemble is exceptionally precise. The tension is slow to build but irresistible."
"The acting is thrilling in its intensity and truth and mesmerising in its realisation of [director Simon] McBurney's trademark visual story-telling... Just as the words are made to float on the physical acting, so the music and sound (Pete Malkin), video (Will Duke), set (Anna Fleischle) and costumes (Holly Waddington) all submerge themselves beneath the dream-play surface. Extraordinary coups still occur, but never merely to amaze us.
"Those familiar with Zweig's extraordinary book will be amazed at how McBurney and his ensemble – who collaboratively devised the script – have condensed 450 pages into two hours, yet preserved the characterisations, emotional impact, metaphorical implications and, above all, the relentless narrative drive."
"Wow - just out of hands down one of the best pieces of theatre I think I've seen for years. I'm just stunned, moved, shattered in that way great theatre does where it might take time for all the pieces to come back together again. Based on a 1939 novel, this over two hour play was entirely in German with surtitles. And I was riveted throughout as tension, dread, empathy ratcheted up and up. Bravo @sydney_festival what a production. Very short run - rush to get a ticket, this is just that good. #complicite #bewareofpity #sydneyfestival"
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See it. I'm all shook up. Painfully precise, intimate, involving theatre. #SydneyFestival #Complicité #Schaubühne https://t.co/yvI2QqemTa— Dave-gonronpa (@deadphoenix47) January 23, 2019
Beware of pity, a German play part of Sydney Festival, is yet another captivating performance. Well done!!!— Brandon Tan (@Zx_senna_xZ) January 23, 2019
alrighty while the story of #BewareOfPity was definitely a bit more depressing than what I'd normally go see, the #SydFest production of it was so well done - stirring, evocative and fascinating, all the things that art should be— Klementine Sander (@KlementineBS) January 23, 2019
Congrats to @schaubuehne & @Complicite for their excellent performance last night. Don't miss #BewareOfPity at @sydney_festival this year. Here's #SydFest artistic director Wesley Enoch speaking at the @TheRoslynPacker before the play began pic.twitter.com/3GGuvYBIYf— Goethe-Institut AUS (@GI_Australien) January 23, 2019
Beware of Pity created by @schaubuehne/@Complicite presented by @sydney_festival is an epic, sophisticated investigation into the complexities of compassion. Secret tensions are revealed between words/actions/thoughts as we tumble inexorably toward total disintegration. #sydfest pic.twitter.com/x66RQSkfB0— Augusta Supple (@AugustaSupple) January 24, 2019
— Jez Fletcher (@jezfletcher) January 24, 2019
Loved BEWARE OF PITY: such a well-performed piece of theatre. Tight and precise, but never too cold for emotional impact. A fine way to end #sydfest.
I've seen two truly mind-blowing shows in the last two nights, BEWARE OF PITY @Sydney_festival & HERRINGBONE @KXT_bAKEHOUSE One has a slow build to a spectacular climax, the other is bonkers right from the start. Both very short seasons. Get into it. #arts— Elissa Blake (@elissablake) January 24, 2019
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This year's Redstone Film Festival at Boston University attracted a full capacity crowd, and many people had to be turned away after the Tsai Performance Center filled up.
The February 13 event showcased six films made by BU students, including Find Your Way (Figlio Del Mare) by Pietro Nigro Famulari, a native from Siracusa, Sicily.
The film, which follows a young Sicilian orphan named Massimo for one day, won second prize at the festival. It was filmed in Sicily. Crew members that helped out Nigro Famulari were fellow students Trevor K. Taylor, Andrea Rosas Ferro, Dimitri Kouri, Stephen Ohl, Jeffrey Stallman and Kathy Lee.
"This feels like the perfect seal to end my time at Boston University," he said, according to The Quad. "I'm happy, because it tells me I'm on the right path." The auspice is to present Find Your Way to Italian film festivals and increase awareness about orphanages and social workers in Italy.
"They need to be discovered," Nigro said. "They need support for the work that they do."
Here are two trailers of the film available on YouTube:
Film description: "Find A Way" is a short film that will take you in a journey of one day in the life of a young boy. Massimo is 12 years old and has lived for most of his life in a house for children who are waiting to be adopted. However Massimo is getting too old to hope a family will be interested in him, and he is starting to wonder what will become of him when the time comes to leave the family-house. He gets lost and in that moment he faces a difficult dilemma: should he trust the people he has around, or is he better off alone?


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Pastor Jordan Jacob is a graduate of Southeastern University with a Bachelors degree in Organizational Leadership with a minor in Youth ministry. Jordan received the call to Youth ministry while attending Southeastern University and has been pursuing God's call with all that he has. He believes that we serve a God of excellence and so that nothing that we do should be any less than excellent and that is how he leads his ministry.
Pastor Jordan also met his beautiful wife Rachel at Southeastern University where they worked and did schooling together. Rachel has received her Bachelors degree in Psychology with a minor in Children's ministry. Together they hope to reach the youth and young adults and lead them to Christ.


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The Bible is filled with so many characters. Many times we usually think of the major stories that we grew up hearing, but what about the other characters? Those not so known characters that people who are new to the Bible don't know.
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Frankie, an 11 month-old neutered male cat, presented to Southeast Veterinary Neurology (SEVN) for progressive rear leg weakness that worsened until he was unable to walk. He was extremely painful when touched and would hide under the bed. He was so painful that he had stopped eating. Examination localized his problem to the mid-back spinal cord. Possible causes included infection, inflammation, trauma, malformation or less likely a tumor.
High-field magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the entire thoracolumbar spine showed a contrast-enhancing mass in the mid-thoracic spine. Surgery was performed at SEVN and a large mass was removed surrounding the spinal cord. Here is a video of Frankie a few months after surgery. Note that his hair coat is still growing after surgery. He is much more comfortable and is walking better. It has been over 18 months since Frankie's surgery and he remains normal.


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"In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act" Views and opinions of blogger Captain Swing on the trials and tribulations of living in modern day Britain .Fighting for freedom of speech and freedom of living for the downtrodden British people.Born free,live free be free.
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Councillor Butcher - proof a sharp tongue does not mean a keen mind.
A TORY councillor has said the NHS should penalise people who smoke, drink or are obese – by placing them on slower NHS waiting lists.
Councillor John Butcher, who sits on Surrey County Council, said those with "self-inflicted morbidity and injury" should be driven out of Surrey by a two-speed NHS because they don't look after themselves.
He defended his comments by saying "Fortunately, Article 10 (Freedom of Expression) of the European Convention on Human Rights protects us all against the tyranny of suppression of free speech – a right that is particularly relevant to those who have been elected."
Councillor Butcher Butcher the new angel of death is quite right in that we all have the right to free speech and just as he can express his opinions about eugenics people can equally express their opinions freely of him and his warped ideas.
Councillor John Butcher -"He may look like an idiot and talk like an idiot but don't let that fool you. He really is an idiot."
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text: Share: Comments Print November 16, 2009 at 12:04 AM Another new Husky? Posted by Bob Condotta Sounds like it as all three of the major UW recruiting web sites are reporting that linebacker Victor Burnett of Culver City, Calif., has committed to the Huskies. Burnett is a good get for the Huskies as he also took trips to Oklahoma and Arizona, indicative of the kind of recruiting attention he was getting. He's listed at 6-foot, 225 pounds and rated as the No. 25 middle linebacker prospect in the country by Scout.com. That's obviously a position of immediate need next season for UW with Donald Butler graduating. True freshman Tim Tucker has drawn plaudits from coaches for his play there the last few weeks, but obviously need more than one MLB going forward. Burnett was one of six players that visited for the LSU game Sept. 5. UW has now gotten two commitments from players who visited that weekend, the other being running back Deontae Cooper. Three others have committed elsewhere. The one uncommitted player left from that group is cornerback Demetrirus Wright of Corona, Calif., who is thought to still be high on UW. If the Huskies were to get Wright and get half the players who visited that weekend, that would have to go down as a pretty successful gamble to bring all those guys in for that game. I talked to Burnett the day after his visit and he said then he was impressed by the competitiveness the Huskies showed that night. He also apparently likes the idea of being able to come in and compete for immediate playing time. He is the 23rd known commit for UW's Class of 2010, and the Huskies may take five or so more in what will be the first full recruiting class for coach Steve Sarkisian. The limit is technically 25, but it's expected UW may sign a few more than that and figure the numbers will work out later with some guys enrolling early and counting against the 2009 class, etc. Comments


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Join us for some mid-week learning and fun! Children's fellowships meet weekly throughout the school year coinciding with our PTL schedule for a night of fellowship with their Trinity friends. The fun starts at 6:00 pm and lasts until 7:30 pm. We follow the Anderson School District 5 calendar. If school is not in session, we will not meet (examples - snow days & holiday breaks).
Each week, the children will have music, Bible drill practice, a lesson, and some time to play and catch up with their Trinity friends. After music time, children split into age level classes for their lesson and join together again for fellowship before dismissal. Children age 3* through fifth grade are welcome to attend.
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Commuting and work
In the second part of our future of work series, Alison Coleman explores the impact commuting has on businesses and workforces – and what solutions might lie ahead.
While the organisation of work is changing, so too is the way we fulfil our work obligations.
Two key factors are driving this shift: the digital technology that has reduced the need for a physical presence in the office, and the more flexible approach adopted by businesses facing pressure from their employees. The latter, linked to lateness, absenteeism and low retention, has a huge impact on employee wellbeing, productivity and the bottom line.
Britain's Healthiest Workplace survey of 34,000 UK workers in 2016 found that those with a commute of less than half an hour gained an extra seven days' worth of productive time each year compared to those with commutes of an hour or longer. Longer distance commuters are also 33% more likely to suffer from depression and 12% more likely to report multiple dimensions of work-related stress.
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There has been a lot of talk around the frugal-blogosphere about daily routines, home management binders, housekeeping notebooks, etc. Essentially many folks were trying to organize their 2011 better than their 2010.
A noble cause, indeed.
We all want to have a clean, tidy house and lots of time to spend with our friends and family, so I wanted to jump on the bandwagon too. Crystal and Fishmama both had great ideas for daily housekeeping lists, but nothing that really fit my needs/season of life. I don't have 6 kids and I don't homeschool, therefore I needed something different.
So, I took ideas from both (plus a few others I found on the web) and made one that fit what I'd like to accomplish in any given week. I've been following it for about the last 6 weeks and it's great! I really didn't want to write about my new to-do list until I'd had the opportunity to actually follow it and see how things went. The first few days were rocky. I had to refer to it a lot to "remember" what I needed to do. I have my list right next to my calendar. It's super easy to take a peek and see what needs to be done, and keep myself on task.
Now, things are in a pretty good groove and even busy days filled with the unexpected, don't turn my world upside down. The house stays clean and tidy, dinner gets made, laundry stays done, and I have time in the evenings to relax. I chalk up much of the new-found organization to the decluttering we did, but I'd say, even by itself the list was a great implementation in our house!


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The use of medication for ADHD, particularly in children, is very controversial with lots of public concern about over-prescribing and side-effects from the drugs. Added to that, previous well-publicised research has suggested some of these drugs may not be as good as we thought. In a bid to re-examine the evidence, Researchers publishing in The Lancet Psychiatry have looked at all the key drugs used for ADHD in children, adolescents and adults in a systematic review and network meta-analysis. The authors have assessed the efficacy and tolerability of these drugs using data amassed from over 130 trials, including more than 8,000 children and teenagers and 5,000 adults.
Prof Andrea Cipriani, Associate Professor of Psychiatry, University of Oxford and Honorary Consultant Psychiatrist at the NHS Foundation Trust, Oxford
Dr Samuele Cortese, Associate Professor in Psychology, University of Southampton and Honorary Consultant Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist, Solent NHS Trust
Prof Emily Simonoff, Professor of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, King's College London's Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience
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I think I've finally found the magic to writing. Organization! That's right. I seem to work so much better when I have a schedule – a list – a tangible target.
A few months back, I created the Shit List. I was online, looking for a daily to-do list that I could print out and keep in plain sight of my desk. I found a few that "sort of" fit the bill, but none were perfect. So, I decided to create my own. I found some humor in the fact that I call it my Shit List, so in turn, I added that to my personalized daily task list.
After several weeks of using it at work, I became much more productive. So much in fact, that I started using it at home, on my writing cave. I now use this sheet for each of my writing projects. Instead of filling in the date, I simply enter the story title, and utilize it to keep my story on track. I might modify it at some point, to be more "writing" specific, but for now – it works!
Feel free to download a PDF of the Shit List for yourself. You can thank me later. Get The File HERE!
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Haha…. I like this actually. I've been looking for ways to squeeze more writing in around grad school. I used to have a lot of luck with lists, but somehow let that habit lapse. I think….. it backfired, sometimes, if I didn't finish everything? Like I felt worse looking at a list of things I didn't accomplish, so I just stopped writing them when things got tough. Maybe I'll give it another try with the Shit List!


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This year I'll be attending WWDC, so I think it will be fun to forecast what I suspect will happen.
So, here goes my forecast for the keynote...
Probable news at WWDC 2012:
1. iTV - Apple reveals a 32, 46, and 55 inch (I pulled these numbers out of thin air) flat panel television running a version of iOS, along with an App store that will allow users to download and run their iPhone and iPad apps in a specialty-render mode (the same way iPhone apps run on iPads), and will run iTV apps at the new native scale. It will begin selling this year in time for the holiday season, $999 and up. They will introduce a couple key Apple-made apps showing off some of their vision for the iTV. The resolution will be 1080p+.
2. iOS 6 - including Siri API, and Apple Maps API, and Facebook integration (akin to Twitter's).
3. The New iPhone will feature a new form factor that looks similar, but is longer and thinner. I believe the resolution will remain retina, at the new dimension, so icons and control graphics will not require developers to do much different in regards to graphics. They will continue to create retina images @2x scale. I do not see something like @3x images right now.
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4. iTV with Siri voice control (talk to the TV (or your remote device) to control it)
5. iTV runs iOS interface from the user's perspective, but behind the scenes it is a powerhouse hybrid of iOS and OSX and comes with the Steam App Store that lets you purchase and run full OSX games on the iTV, just like a console - control the games with any iOS device. The 3rd party game controller market goes berserk. Nintendo, Microsoft, and Sony collectively soil themselves June 11th.
6. Thunderbolt everywhere. Apple replace the 30 pin connector on iOS devices with the thunderbolt connector.
7. iWallet. Transaction. Patent (
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No. Only graduate students can participate in the Summer School.
6th IISS is a free event. Travel costs will be covered regarding the evaluation results. Accommodation and meals of all participants will be covered by the organization. Participants do not pay any fee for the registration, social programs etc.
Any International MA or Ph.D. students with qualified academic work are expected to apply for the 6th International Summer School. Applicants must provide us a proposal, not less than 900 words or up to maximum 1200 words and the deadline to submit
Applications should be done through 'Apply' button on the website. (http://iiss.ilem.org.tr/apply/)
I am very interested in the program and the topic. Can I participate in the program as audience without a paper and presentation?
All participants should present a paper on a specific topic related to main theme of the Summer School.
All participants have to choose one of the workshops and present a paper within the workshop.
Declaration of accepted applicants will be on July 1, 2019.
All participants have to attend the lectures.
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text: Italian Fashion in the 1950s & 1960s. 08/04/2019 by derwombat 0 Leombruno-Bodi is the name that identifies Joseph Leombruno and Jack Bodi, who were both American photographers active in Italy beginning in the mid 1950s. Partners in life as well as in work, Leombruno and Bodi began collaborating in the 1940s. In 1956 they moved to Rome where they associated with the American community that in those years were an integral part of the "dolce vita" lifestyle. In the early 1960s they began designing fashion, conceiving the knitwear line 'Micia', which is 'Little Cat' as Bodi told an American journalist during in interview in 1964. Bodi was the designer whereas Leombruno saw to promoting their creations for the foreign market. In January 1964 Micia was presented for the first time to the public Palazzo Pitti during the Florentine fashion shows. See more Images via vintage everyday: A Couple of American Photographers Capture Glamour Fashion of the 1950s and '60s Italy Share this:PocketEmailPrintMoreTweetLike this:Like Loading... Related


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About Castleton
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The Castleton Store located in the Campus Center is your full service stop for textbooks, school supplies, Nursing program materials, and academic regalia, in addition to Castleton insignia items and sportswear. Please visit the Castleton Store website for store hours and more information.
Students who are enrolled at Castleton have the choice to charge textbooks and school supplies to their University bill. To use the account, the student must be on the Registrar's list of current enrollees and have a current Student I.D.
Receipts and Student I.D. are required to return new, used and rented textbooks. The last day for textbook refunds with original receipt is the same day as the drop/add deadline or within two (2) days of purchase thereafter. Textbooks purchased during the last week of classes or during final exams are not returnable. Shrink-wrapped text sets must be unopened, and all enclosures (CDs, etc.) must be included. Software included with textbooks must be unopened. "eBook" textbooks are returnable if code/password has not been accessed online.
The Castleton Store buys back textbooks every day at current market prices. Keep in mind that books may be worth more during finals.
Regalia is available to buy at the store typically by the first week in April. Faculty regalia is rented through the store and should be ordered at least four to six weeks before commencement each year.


text: Canadian professor denied entry into the US for taking LSD in 1967 April 25, 2007James Kellerman A vancouver, Canada based psychology professor crossing into the US from Canada was denied entry after a border crossing official googled his name and found. article from the Spring 2001 'Janus Head: Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies in Literature, Continental Philosophy, Phenomenological Psychology, and the Arts.' In it Feldmar describes two acid trips he took under the supervision of his graduate advisor in psychology -- in 1967. This turns out to have been enough to earn him a life-time ban under the grounds of 'admitted drug use.'"Feldmar *was* told he could apply for a waiver, and that after a year, and at a cost of around $3,500, he had a '90% chance' of its being granted. This quite honestly horrifies me, it is so punitive and pointless. What exactly are they protecting America from. Feldmar is not alone in being excluded from the US on tenuous grounds. When Feldmar was barred from entering the U.S., he joined the ranks of other intellectuals and artists. Pop singer Cat Stevens was turned back from the U.S. in 2004, after being detained. Bolivian human rights leader and lawyer, Leonida Zurita Vargas was prevented from entering in February of 2006. She was planning to be in the U.S. as part of a three week speaking tour on Bolivian social movements and human rights. The tour would have taken her to Vermont, Harvard, Stanford and Washington D.C., but she never got beyond the airport check-in at Santa Cruz, Bolivia where she was informed her ten-year visa had been revoked because of alleged links to terrorist activity.The U.S. Department of Homeland Security denied Professor John Milios entry into the country upon his arrival at John F. Kennedy International Airport last June. Milios, a faculty member at the National Technical University of Athens, had planned to present a paper at a conference titled "How Class Works" at the State University of New York at Stony Brook. Milios told Academe Online that U.S. officials questioned him at the airport about his political ideas and affiliations and that the American consul in Athens later queried him about the same subjects. Milios, a member of a left-wing political party, is active in Greek national politics and has twice been a candidate for the Greek parliament. Milios's visa, issued in 1996, was set to expire in November. The professor had previously been allowed entry into the United States on five separate occasions to participate in academic meetings. [Via] [Link] Comment


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The Dawn Patrol boys
Gallery 139
Back in May 2015, I too woke before dawn and met the boys on location in Newcastle to experience what the allure of painting dawn was all about in order to write an article and take some photos for my submission to the Hunter Lifestyle magazine. For those of you who don't know me, I am not a morning person and this was hard task for me.
I grumbled at the alarm and winged to myself as I got dressed in the chill of the morning and head out to meet the boys at the look in King Edward Park, Newcastle. Of course, it was worth the passing pain and I was given a glimpse behind the scenes. And it was a marvellous sight these 3 artists working together, separately and with a purpose. Each knowing what they needed to get done in the limited time the dawning of the sun gave them.
The photo above now revealing more about each artist's process than I realise I was capturing at the time. Dino Consalvo on the left, painting directly onto his hardboard, this work later becoming Wistful in the current exhibition. Peter Lankas in the middle completing one of his "en plain air" works on paper. This process he replicates in the studio by finishing a painting in one setting to achieve the same immediate and gestural paint application. John Earle on the right, having already played down his base colours on location now taking a photo of the moment he wants to immortalise so cleverly onto his board. John will later build up this painting with layers and layers of paint in such a way that it will trick our eyes into almost believing we are seeing a photograph of the scene.
I am so excited to have the exhibition Dawn Patrol in Gallery 139 and very lucky to be able to spend my days among these amazing works for 3 exhibition weeks. It truly is the best part of owning my own gallery.
~ Ahn Wells
Dino Consalvo, Peter Lankas, John Earle painting on location [left - right]
Dawn Patrol opens at Gallery one3nine appeared in the June|July 2015 issue of Hunter Lifestyle page 92.


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Petersen to serve as producer and community relations manager
MERIDIAN, Idaho (Sept. 5, 2017) — Melinda Petersen has joined Dairy West as its producer and community relations manager. She will play a vital role in supporting dairy farm family outreach, partner outreach, community events, and integrated communication efforts.
"Melinda's experience and personal dedication to the dairy community is something we truly value, and we believe she will be able to make an immediate impact at Dairy West," said Cindy Miller, vice president of integrated communications for Dairy West.
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Dairy West protects and promotes the Idaho dairy industry and dairy farm families through outreach, nutrition counseling and partnerships with consumers, dairy processors, retail outlets and farmers and their families. United Dairymen of Idaho is a partner of Dairy West — and together, we are committed to the vision of creating a world where farmers and the dairy industry prosper and build healthy communities around the globe.


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In Feng Shui your sense of Sight is associated with the Wood element, which is all about identifying goals and striving to achieve them — seeing the path before you as clearly as possible.
In Maine's Five Senses Garden, the Wood element is all around, engaging your sense of sight in many wonderful ways.
Here's a photo (yes, that's me) showing how the garden has been planted to stimulate our sense of sight with color and scale.
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Study Room: 2
Condition: Power 3500 VA. Fully Furnished Minimalist, 100% All New. 3 AC LG "Energy Efficient", LCD TV 32-inch LG, Home Theatre Set LG, Refrigerator LG 2 Pintu, Washing Machine Front Loading LG, Kompor Listrik 2 Tungku Technogas, Cooker Hood Delizia, Line Telpon, Water Heater Listrik Ariston.
Apartment Facilities: ATM Center, Jacuzzi, Laundry, Jogging Track, Free Fitness Centre, Main Swimming Pool, Child Swimming Pool, Pool Deck, 24-Hours Security with CCTV, Child Care Center, Cafe, Mini Market, Multi Function Hall, Musholla, Health Center, 1 Parking Space for Each Unit, International Hotel with 160 Rooms, Genset -Power Back Up.
Metering: Individual KWH Meter for Each Unit.
Value Added Features:
MATV: 1 TV Outlet in Living Room and Master Bedroom.
Communication: 1 Direct Telephone Line Installed Per Unit.
Safety Devices: Water Sprinkles, Fire Alarm, Hydrant System, UL / FM Fire Pumps System.
Intercom: Audio Phone.
Security System CCTV: Installed at Main Public Entrance and Every Access Point.
Access Card System: Vehicular Access to Basement Parking and Common Lift Lobby
Additional Info: Free flood, free 3 in 1. Near access highway Jagorawi, Cikampek-Bandung, Jakarta Inner Ring Road, Near shopping Mall, Central Business District, Airport Halim Perdana Kusuma.
Rent Charge: Rp 75.000.000/year
Contact Number: 0817132286
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com