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Several years ago, I stumbled upon Susanne Abbuehl's CD April. It was one of those unexpected discoveries that probably only happens while aimlessly browsing at an actual record store (as opposed to iTunes or Napster or whatever the kids are doing these days…)
I was intrigued by the e. e. cummings song titles (including one poem that I ineptly attempted to set to music myself long ago), the dreamily blurry album cover, and the sheer novelty of finding a vocal jazz album on the ECM label.
It turned out to be pretty good stuff — moody, cerebral, literate chamber jazz with a touch of folk and world music, anchored by Ms. Abbuehl's understated, subtle vocals sung in English and colored by a foreign accent that I couldn't quite place. (And of course she did a much better job arranging "maggie and milly and molly and may" than I did.)
Abbuehl has now released another album with a one word title, Compass, and I've learned that she is apparently "Swiss/Dutch," which explains the odd accent. The album cover is still blurry and the label is still ECM, but James Joyce has replaced e. e. cummings in the track listing – and believe it or not, she has somehow managed to turn a chunk of Joyce's impossible to read and/or understand Finnegan's Wake into a tune of sorts. (Sure, but has she figured out The Da Vinci Code?)
Abbuehl is also brave enough to write original lyrics for Sun Ra's "A Call For All Demons" and Chick Corea's "Children's Song No. 1" this time around, and she again throws in a few of her own songs for good measure.
I was initially surprised that "Black is the Color of My True Love's Hair" appears on Compass as well, thinking that this singer lacks the hysterical temperament required to match the notoriously wrenching interpretation of this traditional song that I associate with the enigmatic Patty Waters. Abbuehl instead finds inspiration in Luciano Berio's version, offering a restrained, sparse, and elegant rendition of his transparent post-modern arrangement.
Abbuehl's band hasn't changed much — piano, clarinets, and percussion provide the instrumental accompaniment — but somehow the overall sound has become hazier, murkier, and less purposeful than what I heard on April, often drifting with that pretentious and rather aimless wistful melancholy that pervades much of the ECM jazz catalog these days. Even Corea's once jaunty "Children's Song" plods along at an almost funereal tempo, and her idea of "A Call for All Demons" is more depressive than it is demonic.
Still, I think Abbuehl is on to something… Along with Patricia Barber, she is exploring a unique new style of brainy yet accessible jazz/folk singing that may be the perfect soundtrack for long rainy days, musty used bookstores, and lonely campus coffee shops. And if you like any of these things — and hopefully you do — you'll probably like Compass (and April) too.
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Jenna Drey teamed up with Oscillator X and took The Pacific Northwest by storm-- headlining Seattle Pridefest followed by a surprise performance for an at-capacity club crowd. Then-- as if that wasn't enough-- they killed it on a whole other level-- on KING 5 TV!!
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I'm no great sage, I'll admit it, but I have learnt some basic, inalienable truths about life that I am happy to share with you for no extra cost. First, never trust a man in dungarees. It may seem self evident, but sometimes they can appear trustworthy. Second, true to conventional wisdom, a red hat actually very often does signify that a woman is not wearing any knickers. And third, any car with a roll-bar like the handle of a strawberry basket will be rubbish.
From the Triumph Stag to the Talbot Samba Convertible to this, the Chrysler PT Cruiser, the use of this crude, ugly safety brace is, almost without exception, a warning to steer clear. The only exception I can think of is the original Volkswagen Golf convertible which, in its day, was just about the most desirable car in West London (preferably driven while wearing large sunglasses mounted atop an Hermès headscarf). The Golf convertible was a cheap, practical, reliable alternative to all those rattly old death-trap convertibles such as the Triumph Spitfire or MGB Roadster - in its own way it was rather revolutionary. These days, however, a roll-bar can be integrated into windscreen surrounds or primed to activate from a concealed hidey hole in a matter of milliseconds when a roll is detected. Modern convertibles are designed with all the structural bracing they need hidden within their chassis, so a fixed, mid-mounted, single-arc roll-bar is a sure sign that the engineers involved received their qualifications from a mail-order college in Utah.
Imagine how much better the PT Cruiser would look without this automotive Alice band. Less like a pram, that's for sure. But, doubtless, if they were to remove it, the thing would probably end up looking like something a troupe of clowns would use to enter a circus ring. The PT Cruiser was never the most impressive piece of engineering. We could argue all day about the appeal or otherwise of its retro-futuristic (or whatever they call it) hot-rod styling, but the sorry truth is simply that Chrysler isn't as good at making cars as other manufacturers. From the Cherokee to the Neon to the Voyager to the Crossfire, its cars don't look very nice, don't drive very well and don't last very long. And it's catching. Getting into bed with Chrysler was the worst thing Mercedes-Benz ever did - rather than the Germans raising the American company's game, Chrysler dragged Mercedes down to its level, and the rest is history.
I appreciate that this is probably a question of taste, but the Cruiser is not for me: it's too cartoonish, too contrived and, well, too American Graffiti. Is there anything nice I can say about it? Well, the new soft top is quite roomy in the back, but then again, clambering in there is a royal pain and, if you are unfortunate enough to sit in the back when the roof is down, you'll be picking midges out of your teeth for days, as there is virtually no protection from the wind. The roof folds in about 10 seconds, which is quick, but it would take a team of five origami black belts to try to fit the vinyl tonneau cover once it is down.
It also drew more attention than I expected, which I believe is sometimes considered a plus by some. But they only come in left-hand drive, the emissions are poor and it drinks like a navvy. Ghastly chrome wheels, too. Oh, yes, I do know one other positive thing about it: they are only going to import about 100 a year.
It's a Classic: Triumph Stag
The Triumph Stag was never the success British Leyland hoped it would be. Its appalling reliability (its V8 was made from two Dolomite engines stuck together because Triumph was too proud to use the far better Rover V8), lacklustre performance, the oil crisis of the early 1970s, the car's enduring Jason King image and, of course, that silly roll-bar meant it found far fewer buyers than the 500 a week that the company originally predicted. I really don't know if I should admit this in public, but I used to own a Triumph Stag. I'm not particularly proud. I was about 19 years old, very impressionable and desperate to impress. Mine cost about £1,000 but was only partially assembled and finished in grey primer. Frankly, it was a complete disaster of a car that should have been crushed to a cube and recycled as tin foil, but I reckoned I could turn it into a silk purse and set about "doing it up". Eventually it bankrupted me and I sold it to a garage. I later saw the same car on TV in a feature on Top Gear as a warning about the dangers of buying old Triumph Stags.
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Two boys are transported from a forbidding cave tunnel, in which lies an alien creature, to the extraordinary world of Merdia where adventures, strange life forms, dangers, and the task of saving that world from destruction, awaits them.
A gripping, fast-moving story, full of surprises, that adults as well as children will thoroughly enjoy.
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ISBN: 978-1-921919-72-5Format: Paperback Number of pages: 103Genre: Fiction
The author was born in the United States but has lived most of his life in Australia. He has published several non-fiction books, but this is his first work of fiction. He wrote it for two of his grandchildren, giving them a chapter each week. Their enthusiastic reaction suggested the story should have a wider audience.
Deep in one of the tunnels that led away from the cave the thing lay, quite motionless. It had lain there for centuries without ever moving and thick dust had gathered on its black, hairy body. At times some faint breeze from outside the cave touched it and at other times damp mist, which had drifted into the tunnel when the wind blew rain into the cave during storms, settled on it—but it never moved.
Yet the creature was alive.
It was shapeless, but had the power to take on many shapes. When it first had been placed in the tunnel of the cave, so long ago, it had straight away taken on the shape of a large rock, since other big rocks were all around it. Since then, although at times insects had crawled over it, lizards had scrambled across it and bats had perched on it, it had stayed in that shape, never moving at all.
It did not need to eat, drink or sleep. It had never done so. It could however, hear, see, smell and feel—far better indeed than any human being.
Why was it in the tunnel? Who had put it there? What was planned for it to do? The creature was not troubled by those questions. All it did was what it had always done—wait.
Over the ages from time to time, human beings had come into the cave and some had even ventured into the tunnel where the thing lay. At first they had come dressed in furs walking half stooped, grunting and holding burning sticks to give themselves light. More recently they had come wearing clothing, walking upright, talking and holding torches to light their way. On all these occasions, though always aware of their presence and indeed touched at times by them, the creature had never moved.
Then a day came when it heard from outside the cave, faint sounds of voices. The voices became louder as two boys, one carrying a torch, slowly and carefully walked into the cave. The creature did not know of course what was being said or that the voices belonged to children. However, it could hear their movements inside the cave and was aware that they were getting closer and closer to it.
In fact two boys were looking at the entrances to the various tunnels that led away from the cave. Coming to the entrance of the tunnel in which the creature lay, they hesitated, as the one who held the torch shone its dim light over the uneven hole.
With slow, small steps they entered the blackness of the tunnel and sounds of their voices, as they spoke to each other, excitedly and fearfully, came clearly to the creature as, step by step, the boys came nearer and nearer to it. The boys came alongside it, passed by it and moved away and their voices became less easy to hear. Then their words again became louder as they came back to where the creature lay.
The light of the torch fell on it, outlining its jagged edges and those of other nearby rocks and one boy, accidentally bumped by his companion behind him, put out his hand to avoid falling over. In so doing, just for a moment, he touched the thing.
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New York Times columnist Allison Arieff penned a piece yesterday on the temporary parks and open spaces sprouting up in San Francisco and New York City--and the opportunity for land owners (in this soft economy) to lend their empty lots to grassroots greeners.
This image, from Arieff's column, shows the site of one of San Francisco's newest temporary plaza at the intersection of San Jose Avenue and Guerrero Streets:
The San Jose/Guerrero parks use simple materials--many of them recycled--to create instant atmosphere.
Arieff's column also featured many great images from PARK(ing) Day last week, as well as a link to a Streetsfilms segment featuring PARKS by SPUR and other members of the San Francisco Great Streets Coalition.
NY Times Columnist Allison Arieff Blogs about P2P (and Land-Lending in a Soft Economy)
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Saturday, April 4, 2009
Make Your Own Personalized Family Proclamation
It is General Conference weekend and that always makes me happy. Conference not only allows us the opportunity to hear from the leaders and Prophet of the church and receive further guidance on our spiritual progress, but also reminds me of how much I love being with my family and that we will be together forever.
A few months ago I was looking for a LDS Family Proclamation to put on our wall. I looked through all the LDS book stores and on line but they were very pricy and kinda dated looking with the boring beige background and plain text or grandma looking dried flower borders. Then one day I was scanning through some LDS Google/Flicker images online and came across this family photo version. This is exactly what I was looking for and I could make it myself and frame it with a simple black frame to match our other artwork in our home saving us a bundle and making our Proclamation special and personal.
I entered our family in a drawing for a family photography sessions from my dear friend Marielle Hayes who is an amazing professional photographer here in Oakland, CA and to my delight I won. I am looking forward to having her take our photos and hopefully use one of them to make our own family proclamation photo. So stay tuned and I will post our session and our Family Proclimation when it is complete.
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- v. dry (clothes) by spinning and making use of centrifugal forces
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Detach the greens from the turnips; wash the greens and spin-dry.
And part of the problem is these spin-dry cycles that are purported to be rehabs, that send you in and out in a few days, and coddle to you, and, you know, give you cell phones when you need them, the bottom line is -- here ` s the deal.
I think George blew off the funeral because there was no way to spin-dry him from his vacation bender fast enough for public viewing.
In the house they had now she did the wash in a dim cobwebby space under the cellar stairs, on a newer machine than the tub-shaped one that had seized his hand in the Willow basement; this machine had a lid that closed, and a spin-dry phase in its cycle instead of a wringer.
Simply wash and spin-dry parsley sprigs before storing in plastic freezer bags.
Her hair was plastered to her skull, there were lines of mascara running down her cheeks, and the bright shapeless red ... thing she was wearing looked like it had come straight out of a washer's spin-dry cycle.
As soon as the president left the podium Wednesday night, we started shifting into our familiar spin-dry post-tragedy cycle of the modern era - speedy "closure," followed by a return to business as usual, followed by national amnesia.
It's much more effective to spin-dry a few small batches than one or two large ones.
She momentarily leaves them in the shower to go spin-dry their suits.
And later when we had a spin-dry washer, she did the same thing-trying to stop the washer when it was spinning.
Would the word for spin-wet be spindrift?
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I think the TMP uniforms were conceptually the strongest in all of Trek. They continued the established rank system and expanded it so it could be used on the shoulders if necessary. They provided for enlisted rank insignia. They expanded the division colors to be more specific. There were dressy, working, normal duty and maybe off-duty variants, plus additional clothing for engineering, security, medical and so on. Our personal preferences on style or the color palette are irrelevant as far as the concept goes, since they are future uniforms and about the only thing we can be sure about them is that they would look a lot different from our present day aesthetic expectations. But that said, I personally don't care for the uneven, un-tucked shirttail hemline of the uniform tunics, the "floating" belt buckle without visible belt, and the collar-less field jacket (ever tried to keep warm in something without a collar?). The different uniform colors are a little odd, I don't mind them but they seem like there's kind of a system to them, and kind of not. But that's nit-picking, overall I'm a fan of the TMP uniforms.
they don't look like uniforms for a professional quasi-military organization, they look like pajamas.
As many before me have said, the TMP uniforms look like pajamas. That's what you get when you are going to produce a new Star Trek and want to make it different from TOS just for the sake of being different. (the TNG uniforms are also bad) See JJ-Trek. For as many as its bizarre choices en ever other aspect, they managed to modernize the TOS uniforms while keeping the design recognizable.
It would be more "substantive," perhaps, to use an actual photograph of Chuck Yeager, but not necessarily "better." My avatar is as much about THE RIGHT STUFF, as it is about him. Besides, the real Chuck Yeager had a small part in the movie - with a couple lines, in fact. But he was an Old Fart, as he was probably pushing 60, at the time ... so ... no. I'll ... I best stick to my Hollywoodified Chuck Yeager avatar. Thank you, very much ...
TMP uniforms are okay. I always thought it was a losing game. Some scoffed at TOS uniforms as too bright and colorful, almost garish with the bold primary colors. TMP tones down the palette and then gets called out for drab, bland colors. TMP tries to make an accurate prediction of what a closed-environment spacecraft crew would wear, then gets called out for outfitting the crew in pajamas. Just can't win. If reality is any indication, look at what astronauts wear onboard the space station...tee-shirts and shorts, might as well be pajamas. I guess TMP failed trying too hard to be future-accurate and not enough cinema-appealling.
This. I also liked McCoy's 'leisure suit' variant. Kelley seemed to favor that style in real life too, though it would have been better with his ascot or bandanna. The built-in boots made for a sleek look, but TNG did it better with the stirrup thing. I could have done without the rodeo buckle, but it did break up the long line of the tunic.
The tunic shown in that auction image, BTW, is misidentified. The uniform being worn by the Vulcan was designed by Robert Fletcher for ST:TMP - it's one of his right down to the "belly-warmer" belt buckle. Fletcher didn't work on the aborted second TV series. The uniforms to be used for Star Trek Phase II were the original series uniforms and some variations, all in the original series colors - many were fabricated and have found their way into the hands of collectors.
I agree that variant 2-tone admiral uniforms would have been preferable across the board but they also needed TNG season 3 shoulder pads as the belt buckle is quite bulky and distorts the waist, making people look fatter than they needed to. Giving a bit more width at the shoulder would add to the military feel and restore more of a V-shape, using the illusion of the tapering white strip down the middle. Rank epaulets on the shoulders were also the way to go IMO.
^^^ Perscans. Personal scanner/bio-monitors. The belt-buckle things were devices that evidently monitored one's vital signs and kept Sickbay informed in the event of a medical emergency.
In fact in some sources at the time they were said to be "biorhythm" monitors. It was the '70s, at least they didn't give an astrology reading.
Thanks, guys. Still, if that's what they were going for, why didn't they combine that medical unit with the wrist communicator, and then had a standard issue belt (if needed) that were less bulky? I mean, didn't the TNG com-badges had bio-monitors/sensors, too? Granted, it's too late now to be a fashion consultant for TMP uniforms and all...
Oh, I did find this: http://www.st-spike.org/pages/uniforms/2273-2277/uniforms.htm I don't know if this is canon or not, though...
I just looked at TMP the security uniform and that reminded me that that was the absolutely second worst uniform in Star Trek. It just looked like someone had got lost off the football field. Terrible. Everyone wearing one looked like a fool. IMO.
TMP takes another hit. Red shirts dropping like flies was already a thing at that time. TMP tried to address the issue, giving security some armor and maybe they won't drop dead every time they show up onscreen. Instead of correcting a perceived problem, TMP gets called out for making security guards into goofy football players. TMP just can't win.
The only "complaint" I had with them was the pants/boots. Had they used the black pants from TWOK with the shirts from TMP, I think they would have looked great. I really liked how they used and built upon the original rank system with the sleeve stripes. I've missed that in nearly every other ST uniform since.
As someone who saw the film at the Chinese theatre (in Hollywood, CA) it's opening week with friends in November 1979: The consensus on the TMP uniforms was: "Who the hell thought pajamas would be the Fleet uniform of the late 23rd century? Whomever it was should be shot." I still feel that way 35 years later. Never liked the TMP Starfleet uniforms, never will.


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I stopped aging at 25, but 32 by human standardz.......old enough to remember what sparked my involvement and love of/with music, young enough to remember boys II men before they were Boys 2x9 men......I love being able to see both sides of music, like the just for doh side and the doh as a result of being dohp
nigga like if you ain't in my "age range" you missed out....lmao nigga ain't even post his age but curious bout everyone else hahahahahaha sit ya lame groupie ass down
You are a female. Coming in here hurt cause you gettn bodied ungodly in that other thread. Im askin ages cause im wonderin bout music taste. Im 29. You evidently ain't in that range that's why you in here making back to back post actting like a bitch. So you either old as fuck. Or you one of those crackhead late 80s early 90s niggas. Cigar Life on Tapatalk 2
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A rich and various American Buffet breakfast is served every morning in our breakfast room, it proposes hot and cold dishes from scrambled eggs and bacon to cooked tomatoes and wurstel, different kind of ham, cheese and salami, cakes, cereals, fresh fruit and fruit salad, yogurt, bread, marmelades, Jam. honey, the best to start the day discovering our Eternal City. The 6 rooms in the Annex building are very warm and welcoming, the entrance is located 5 metres from the main hotel entrance and there is one flight of stairs to the elevator.
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As some of you may be aware I am planning to get the lotus back on the road. Just got an insurance quote I am happy with and hope to pay the premium next week when I get paid. Thinking ahead I need to source a battery but also a catalytic converter. Now I have been under the illusion that they are nearly £200. Just looked on eBay and there are 3 businesses on there selling for less than £70 new. If this is the case I am going to buy one, fit it and keep it fitted instead of having to go through the hassle of borrowing one and changing every year for the mot. Can somebody just settle my conscience before I part with my hard earned cash that these are a suitable part for my car and possibly explain why I have been under the illusion that they cost a great deal more than £70?
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Well everyone else is doing iiiiit! But srsly this version had been on my list for awhile and ep 31 just gave me that little nudge. ...I...er...I'm not fully happy with it cause well...first of all I've never worked with ribbon before so the job on the sweater isnt the best -_-;;, as well as that the blazer came with HUGE 80'S STYLE shoulder pads which I removed but now it looks a little odd without them...XD I just wore this for precon fun at fuyu but i'll defo wear it again! Gotta love those sexy trousers! XD |
Yay ^_^ another one hehe. God yeah the pants though DX There going to be a bugger to find and I really don't want to make them
I love the Gakuen Hetalia outfits.
Good luck with the pant hunting
*Wants to do that version of Romano too xD*
XD I am so jelous! I have issues fitting into tratan pants because they are NEVER streatchy! and I have HUGE thighs of doom! >_<
they look soooo cooool!
Yum =]
The pants look great on you hun, mine on the other hand ^_^'
I want mine to go down to my feet :( Mine are quite tight and end up above my ankles XD I think I'll try and stretch them out. There not that bad, I've just now worn skinny jeans in awhile XD
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Such an awesome England, how I wish I could have seen you! Seriously.... Lol at height difference between you and America xD
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The Trailcats (NMU's offroad club) is planning on going over to the island on the 21st of April. We have not been to the island before and are asking for help from people that have been there before to try and find GPS coordinates of good spots to go on the island other than the park. Anyone that can lend a hand with gps, or basic areas to head towards would be appreciated. Thanks Woody |
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April 1st, 2007, 04:13 PM | #5 |
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Someone else try it please.Sorry for the hijack.I wanted to say marble head"is"fun but it will not let me with out the "". weird.
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April 5th, 2007, 09:03 AM | #8 |
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take the main road off the ferry east to sheepranch road. That will take on the trail to marblehead. There are more trails on that end of the island.
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Woody, I had sent you a PM on UPJeepers a while ago, trying to talk to you about this...not sure if you received it. I just got back from vacation so this is the first that I saw of this post. What days were you guys planning on running the state trails, such as Marblehead? We have a group going with about 15 rigs or so, and I would like to coordinate it, so that we dont have 25+ rigs running the same trails in the same day...due to possible DNR hassles, trail backups and such. Let me know what you guys were planning on doing, and maybe we could organize something. Shoot me a PM sometime.
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Textual interaction as sexual interaction: sexuality and/in the online interview
Beusch, Danny. (2007) Textual interaction as sexual interaction: sexuality and/in the online interview. Sociological Research Online, Vol.12 (No.5). Article: 14. ISSN 1360-7804
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Official URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.5153/sro.1569
In this article, I draw from my research into the users of a Nazi fetish Internet site to examine the potential sexualisation of the online interview encounter by informants and the implications for ethical research practice. Firstly, I consider how the process of talking about, and confessing, sex can be erotically charged. Moreover, since many of my participants were heavily invested in sadomasochistic sex, with the majority self-identifying as sexually submissive, I had to recognise that the online interview encounter, facilitated by the invisibility of the researcher and the researched, extended subject positions to these men that paralleled their erotic interests. Finally, further dilemmas arose because of the 'unknowness' and physical invisibility conferred by cyberspace since this potentially influenced the (mis)framing of the interview by some participants.
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Subjects: | H Social Sciences > HM Sociology | ||||
Divisions: | Faculty of Social Sciences > Sociology | ||||
Journal or Publication Title: | Sociological Research Online | ||||
Publisher: | Sage Publications Ltd. | ||||
Official Date: | 30 September 2007 | ||||
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Volume: | Vol.12 | ||||
Number: | No.5 | ||||
Number of Pages: | 21 | ||||
Page Range: | Article: 14 | ||||
Identification Number: | 10.5153/sro.1569 | ||||
Status: | Peer Reviewed | ||||
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It's the one point where Irvin faces the action inward and the only time we see the eponymous table close-up (it is glimpsed reflected in a tilted backstage mirror at the start). The deliberate inscrutability and guardedness creates a defining image of Centlivre's appraisal of relations between the sexes: that deception and stratagem are the rule.
For the rest of the play, the actors address their every word and gesture in as extravagant and stylised a manner as possible, generating a sense of period parody. Lady Reveller, a widow who has developed a wild passion for Basset, fills her uncle Sir Richard Plainman's house with creatures whose posturing prevents them from forming the attachments they hanker after. Lord Worthy, priggish despiser of the game, worships Lady Reveller; his louche friend Sir James Courtly flirts both with her and her pious cousin Lady Lucy; Sir Richard's daughter, Valeria, is ordered to marry a sea-captain but desires a foppish ensign.
This tangled state of affairs is resolved by Sir James's wiles, which veer between harmless fun and disturbing force; at one point, he switches from playing the rake to playing the rapist to trick Lady Reveller into Worthy's arms.
There is no attempt to play a single line with real feeling. Irvin surrounds everything with invisible quotemarks, undercuts the most adamant statement with a batty visual interjection. Blasts of rock music accompany baroque entrances and exits and finally drown out the mingled trills of harpsichord. Harriet Thorpe's Lady Reveller sweeps imperiously round Atlanta Duffy's warped set. It's the topsy-turvy embodiment of a gambling clique chancing their fortunes while their compatriots sleep.
Among a generally strong cast, mention must be made of Mike Hayley as the barking seadog Firebrand, Sara Powell's airy, philosophy-crazed Valeria and Patti Love's simpering Mrs Sago, a coquette who ruins her husband with her reckless gaming. Though Sago's fortune is restored and marital relations mended, the good news is delivered with an irony that retains faith with Centlivre's bemused vision: plain dealing between the sexes was never a safe bet.
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Ovi poses with Maria, Artem, and Uncle Pavel. (Photo: @Ovi8)
All five Washington Capital Olympians packed their bags and left for the airport on Sunday. Players were scheduled to catch their NHLPA-arranged flights out of Newark International Airport around noon.
According to Nicklas Backstrom at Saturday's morning skate, the players would fly directly into Sochi on a ten-hour flight. He was not looking forward to it.
"I'm not even sure it's going to be exciting the first hour," Backstrom said on Saturday. "Everyone's going to be tired. We'll get as much sleep as we can because when we wake up it will be morning. We need to get into a rhythm right way with [Russian] time."
On Sunday, Alex Ovechkin, Backstrom, and John Carlson were all spotted by Rich Clune Chere of The Star-Ledger and NJ.com at Newark's airport.
Alex Ovechkin arrives in Newark for charter flight to Sochi. http://t.co/7Jrs9Ejsbn pic.twitter.com/Lnf7l5XZlj
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Alex Ovechkin begins journey to Sochi. http://t.co/7Jrs9Ejsbn pic.twitter.com/qJHi2MPpdm
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Capitals defenseman and New Jersey native John Carlson (center) on way to Olympics this morning. pic.twitter.com/cXga0N4NCf
— Rich Chere (@Ledger_NJDevils) February 9, 2014
Ovechkin and Maria Kirilenko also tweeted out some photos. Ovi, wearing Nike everything, posted a picture of himself posing with Maria, Pavel Datsyuk, and Artem Anisimov with the caption, "Going to Sochi! We'll be in our homeland soon!"
Едем в Сочи!!!! @Anisimov42 @mkirilenko @Datsyuk13 !!!скоро будем на РОДИНЕ!!!!!!@Sochi2014 @sochi2014_ru pic.twitter.com/KE36H5whPH
— Alex Ovechkin (@ovi8) February 9, 2014
Maria also tweeted out her Sochi ID card.
Coming closer and closer ! Can't wait to see Sochi!! @Olympic_Russia @Sochi2014 pic.twitter.com/vyojSTvseu
— Maria Kirilenko (@mkirilenko) February 9, 2014
As well as her and Ovi rubbing their feet together for a pic on the plane.
Ready for take off pic.twitter.com/v1zwmejPZi
— Maria Kirilenko (@mkirilenko) February 9, 2014
Am I the only one who's not going to sleep well until all of our Olympians, but especially those representing the Caps, are back safe and sound on US soil?
Im so torn and will cheer for all of them… but my hope/prediction is a NB(19/69/99) and team Sweden win.
Ovi and Kirilenko remind me of middle schoolers with their first boy/girlfriend. The little collages and pictures together (like the rubbing feet on the plane) are so strange.. But as long as he's scoring goals, it's fine with me.
There's realistically only one person you should worry about and that's ovi… If he is crushed through injury or defeat, it will, by extension, crush the caps already slim to non existent playoff hopes.
Rich Clune moonlights as a reporter in New Jersey. The more you know.
Haha. Funny mistake. Fixed. Thanks!
I'd say they are more safe safe in Sochi if you take all the police and securuty forces into consideration 🙂
At first i was all "John Carlson is not a center", but then I was all…………. Yeah… I'm stupid. hehe
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I like this bright, little spot showing in the viewfinder; nicely done
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I've got the same, but the viewfinder is very dirty.
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Korean artist U-Ram Choe lives and works in Seoul where he creates highly ornate kinetic sculptures that mimic forms and motions found in nature. Choe uses various metals, motors, gears, and custom CPU boards to control the precise motions of each sculpture that are at times perfectly synchronized and other times completely random. With names like "Unicus – cavum ad initium" and "Arbor Deus Pennatus" it's clear the artist treats each new work like a brand new species.
The artworks are so complex each "organism" is shipped with a manual to show collectors and galleries how to maintain and fix various components. Choe tells the Creator's Project in one of the videos above how some of the works in his studio live a complete lifecycle where they are at first born and put on display, but after time begin to degrade as certain parts stop working. Eventually he raids old artworks for parts and uses them to build new ones.
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A gay service member marrying will no longer be grounds for discharge after "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" is repealed, but federal law will keep the military from recognizing the marriage, officials said on Friday.
Congress repealed the law that bans gay and bisexual troops from serving openly during last month's lame-duck session of Congress, but the policy won't be officially lifted until President Obama and top Pentagon officials certify that the military is ready for the change.
Training that stresses professionalism and respect will begin as early as next month, Clifford Stanley, under secretary of defense for personnel and readiness, and General James Cartwright, vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, told reporters at a news conference.
The men also confirmed that little will change in terms of policy or procedure to accommodate open gay service. But they remained vague on a timeline for certification.
Ending the ban by the end of the year was only a "goal," they said.
"There's nothing that tells us that it's not reachable, but we have to allow for the fact that we may discover something between now and then," Cartwright said.
Questions on how much training is needed to reach certification also went unanswered.
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There will be no separate housing or bathing facilities built for openly gay troops, and service members previously separated under "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" will be allowed to reapply for service.
Officials added that after repeal of the policy the military will remain barred from recognizing the legal marriages of gay service members.
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Long before Maxwell there was Maxwell's, the Hoboken-based nightclub that nurtured indie rock through the 1980s and '90s, offering a space just outside Manhattan where cult performers regularly rewarded the intimate, exceptionally knowledgeable audiences with their finest performances. The place's aura dwindled a bit as indie itself did, and a couple of years back it was sold to Bill Sutton, who eventually turned it into yet another microbrewery.
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Neutral Milk Hotel will headline the first show of the restoration era, with Yo La Tengo (whose Ira Kaplan used to DJ at Maxwell's) due in shortly after. To honor the tradition, the triumvirate plan reunions by the Individuals, Bongos, A-Bones, and probably the dB's. But what of the Feelies, whose Maxwell's sets, often taking place on holidays, were college rock's most sanctified church service? Well, Abramson notes that the band broke up during a July 4 multiple engagement, owing the venue one more night. Unfortunately, he says, given the intra-Feelies animosities that still exist, getting them to honor that obligation "might require steel cages to be built for individual members."
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Project by KennethBirdine | posted 03-31-2008 11:17 PM | 2662 views | 13 times favorited | 44 comments |
This piece was custom order that a client ordered for his son who was just a few years old. I forgot to measure it before I delivered it but it was just under 4 feet long. The top is made out of maple. The legs were made out of Douglas fir. I drew and colored the animals and checker board with color markers. And I colored the border using a stain. I then finished it with a gloss deft spray. This was my first furniture table.
-- http://www.kennethbirdine.com/
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#1 posted 03-31-2008 11:18 PM |
Very nice. -- Larry "Work like a Captain but Play like a Pirate!" |
#2 posted 03-31-2008 11:19 PM |
That's a great looking table! Nice job. -- Gary - Never pass up the opportunity to make a mistake look like you planned it that way - Tyler, TX |
#3 posted 03-31-2008 11:25 PM |
Beautiful job kenneth. Is that an original drawing?. -- Grumpy - "Always look on the bright side of life"- Monty Python |
#4 posted 03-31-2008 11:25 PM |
Nice artwork and woodwork. -- Common sense is so rare anymore when you do see it, it looks like pure genius. |
#5 posted 03-31-2008 11:39 PM |
That is a piece of art – beautiful combination of craftsmanship and art. NICE job. I bet your client was very happy. -- Bill - - Ad-Marketing Guy, Ramsey NJ |
#6 posted 03-31-2008 11:42 PM |
Thanks for the encouragement. Grumpy, Thanks, |
#7 posted 04-01-2008 12:08 AM |
Hi Kenneth, This is a very nice table. The art work really gets your attention. -- Challenges are what make life interesting; overcoming them is what makes life meaningful- Joshua Marine |
#8 posted 04-01-2008 12:37 AM |
Awesome, I love furniture with an animal theme …. good job …. -- A. T. Williams Creation's |
#9 posted 04-01-2008 12:49 AM |
Hi Kenneth This is a true work of art. Exquisite detail. Thank you so much for posting. God Bless -- Mc Bridge Cabinets, Iowa |
#10 posted 04-01-2008 01:28 AM |
Wow this is beautiful. It looks as though it is wood burned. What a beautiful piece. -- Allison, Northeastern Ca. Remember, Amateurs built the Ark. Professionals built the Titanic! |
#11 posted 04-01-2008 01:35 AM |
This is beautiful. And you just opened my mind to all sorts of ideas. How did you keep the markers from bleeding out? |
#12 posted 04-01-2008 02:59 AM |
Very unique idea. Great work! -- Daniel, Southern Indiana -- "Have nothing in your home that you do not know to be useful or believe to be beautiful." -- http://blackdogwoodshop.etsy.com |
#13 posted 04-01-2008 03:11 AM |
What a beautiful piece of art that will be treasured for generations. -- My favorite piece is my last one, my best piece is my next one. |
#14 posted 04-01-2008 03:20 AM |
Stunning art work! Thanks for sharing! -- Michael, Fort Worth, TX. "I wood if I could!" |
#15 posted 04-01-2008 04:37 AM |
Very well done, Kenneth. I especially like the technique of having the animals reaching over the border. I also think children will appreciate that all the animals look friendly. Great color composition and layering technique. Excellent. -- Thos. Angle, Jordan Valley, Oregon |
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I have Reporting Services installed onto a Windows 2000 domain controller with SQL 2000 SP3. When I try to access the report manager it keeps coming up with The request failed with HTTP status 404: Not Found. I have tried numerous things to try to solve this (I went through the steps as on MSDN for permissions etc on a domain controller and still have this error). Any suggestions to try to get this working would be appreciated. Greg
Gmock, Hi,I am having the same problem as well. If I access my reportserver by entering the path (e.ghttp://servername/reportserver) it comes back with a page that displays - Reporting Server : servername/reportserver. Then when I try to access the reports (e.ghttp://servername/reports), it comes back with the same error message that you've got, which is an 404 error. Gmock, just wondering. Do you have Sharepoint installed on that server? Because they are issues if you install reporting services on a sharepoint server. But there's a way around that. But if that's not the case with you, just ignore this paragraph. Here We Go AGAIN!
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The American would square things up on the third after Cabrera-Bello hit a rock in the right rough but a birdie-birdie run on the fifth and sixth saw the World Number 54 go two up.
A quality approach to the green left Moore with a close-range putt to apply the pressure on the eighth and Cabrera-Bello fell short, settling for a bogey.
The nip-and-tuck affair continued on the back nine as the pair exchanged birdies on the 12th before the 52nd seed hit a superb approach to the green at the 15th, allowing him to sink a six-inch putt for a two hole lead.
Cabrera-Bello made pars on the next two holes to clinch victory.
"I'm playing really well. I'm not giving away many holes, especially giving them away easily, which I think is something really important in match play," he said.
"My preparation for this tournament was really good. I enjoy the match play a lot and I'm feeling confident this week. I've had a great start to the year so far, so I'm really proud to be in the semi-final.
I know that when I play well, I can beat almost anybody. I've done it before in some tournaments, so why not again this week - Rafa Cabrera-Bello
"The Ryder Cup is definitely a goal. Hopefully I'm playing well enough to impress the captain. This tournament is giving me a fair amount of points towards the rankings."
Oosthuizen had to come from behind to beat Johnson in their match.
The 33 year old had beaten Jordan Spieth 4 and 2 in the last 16 but found himself one down after Johnson birdied the second.
A birdie on the next had him back level but another Johnson gain on the fourth took the American to the turn with a one hole lead.
The 2010 Open Champion levelled the tie with a 25-footer on the tenth for birdie before he capitalised on a Johnson bogey to par the 11th and go ahead for the first time in the match.
The World Number 16 holed a birdie to go two up on the 15th but Johnson responded with a birdie of his own.
Oosthuizen put the match beyond reach with 21-foot putt for birdie on the 17th.
I just played nicely and tried to give myself birdie opportunities, so I'm putting well, so I'll just try to do it tomorrow - Louis Oosthuizen
"I was down most of the day and then started playing nicely. And I think he gave me a bit of a chance on 12. I was in the water and he followed me in there. So that was a bit of a save for me."


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We are shooting on the 4th Sunday in April
Join us in April for our cowboy match this month. We hope you can come to Loami [Springfield] for our >> April stages.
Will will break after 3 stages but there is
NO LUNCH SERVED, so be sure toBRING YOUR OWN LUNCH.
Sunday April 26, 2015
Shooter's Meeting at 9:45 a.m.
Match begins at 10:00 a.m. SHARP
Please be registered by 9:15 a.m.
And Remember…..
If you've never shot at a match with us before, your first Main Match is FREE, so please join us!
Mandatory Shooter's Meeting starts at 9:15 am
You must be on time and attend the Shooter's Meeting in order to shoot the match.
Match begins at 10:00 am
Hope you can join us
Cost is $10 for Members, $12 for Non-members [You can become a Long Nine member at the match].
If you haven't shot for awhile, you may want to review the SASS Shooter's Handbook for current rules.
Also, please tell us ahead of time if you have SPECIAL NEEDS or wish to be on a PARTICULAR POSSE with specific people.
Due to safety concerns and issues that we had during the winter, the Board has made a policy that if you have two instances of squib loads or guns that will not feed properly during any given match, you'll be asked NOT to shoot those loads and those guns for the remainder of the match. [Other shooters may loan you guns with their working ammo if they choose].
If you can help set up for the shoot at the Lefthander's Gun Club in Loami, it's happening on
SATURDAY April 25, 2015 at 8:30 pm
NOTE: If you are a shooter who is new to cowboy action shooting, please TELL US AT REGISTRATION. We like to help our new[er] shooters and pair them up with one of our club members to help them have a good time and navigate the match.
We'll shoot 5 stages total and stop after 3 stages
Our Match Director this month is Don Jorge.