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Launch date set for fifth Hubble servicing mission
The launch date for the fifth and final servicing mission to the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope has officially been set to 10 September 2008.
During the 11-day flight, originally termed Servicing Mission 4, the seven-astronaut crew of Space Shuttle Atlantis will repair and improve the observatory's capabilities through 2013.
Mission planners have been working since autumn last year, when the flight was first announced, to determine the best time in the Shuttle manifest to support the needs of Hubble whilst minimising the impact on the assembly of the International Space Station (ISS).
NASA will also support a 'launch on need' flight during the Hubble mission. In the unlikely event that a rescue flight becomes necessary, Shuttle Endeavour is currently planned to lift off from Launch Pad 39-B at NASA's Kennedy Space Center, Florida, USA. However, managers are constantly evaluating the manifest to determine the best mission options.
Space Shuttle missions beyond the Hubble servicing flight are still being assessed. Shuttle and ISS programme officials will continue to consider options for the remainder of the Shuttle flights in order to complete construction of the ISS by 2010 when the Shuttle will be retired. Those launch dates are subject to change.
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The Hubble Space Telescope is a project of international cooperation between NASA and ESA.
For more information:
Lars Lindberg Christensen, Hubble/ESA, Garching, Germany
E-mail: lars @ eso.org


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Yes. With some "moderate" level complications.Are you sure you weren't given 88's to specifically discourage such actions?
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Debbie E. Payne 1/31/2012 12:22:03 PMI think I may need a rest from Eleanor's Caribbean restaurant for a while. Here is one of my favorite places to sit for pre, post and sunset itself. My question is - should the little red scrap in the foreground remain or go? I have a couple other images of this place and for some reason, although I know that it should go, I personally like it there because it points to not just something that catches the eye and should go, but it ties together man's presence on both land and sea. #1440417
Debbie E. Payne 1/31/2012 5:47:08 PMThank you, Sabrina. I just visited your gallery and enjoyed myself thoroughly. It is only by visiting other people's galleries and seeing all the talent out there in BP-Land that we finally begin to understand what constitutes a good image. #9958102
Stephen Shoff 1/31/2012 7:56:40 PMWell, I guess that since the first thing that caught my eye when I opened this picture was how out of place both the undefinable red object in the sand and the green moss were, I would have to vote for removing the red object.
Looks like a wonderful location, you have some very nice variations, and you demonstrated good technique...you explored the location and found multiple opportunities. (this was a theme of the recent course I took so it is fresh on my mind). #9958279
Jeff E Jensen 1/31/2012 8:43:07 PMYup, I'd say remove it. This looks like a fantastic place for a sunset! #9958335
Michael Kelly 1/31/2012 8:57:17 PMDebbie, these are just beautiful pastel colors. I like them all and like Stephen said a great exploration of the site.
To your question: on my screen. I can't tell that this is something man-made. In many beach areas all kinds of material may be found. These things are primarily natural and may be bits of seaweed or portions of shell etc. In this shot, though I agree with the others that these colorful areas in the lower left portion of the picture constitute a major distraction and should go. I think it is primarily the intensity of the colors against the soft pastel of the rest of the shot that makes them such attention getters.
Dale Hardin 2/1/2012 12:12:09 AMI tend to agree with the others Debbie. Love the way you used the rocks to lead the eye into the composition. #9958507
Debbie E. Payne 2/1/2012 2:27:47 PMHere are my fixes for the two vertical ones. I did one for "A Sunset of Pastels" but it looks the same as the other two, really. Here they are. #9959441
Debbie E. Payne 2/1/2012 2:31:29 PMSomething goofy happened - why does that not surprise any of you! -- Another shot at only one of the verticals since they are very similar as well. #9959444
Carol Eade 2/26/2012 5:05:42 PMCongratulations on your very beautiful finalist! #10003825
Irene Colling 2/26/2012 7:16:53 PMCongratulations Debbie on your excellent Finalist photo. #10004812
Lars Nitteberg 2/27/2012 1:48:43 AMLove the detailed textures in the sand, rocks, sea and sky. A great capture with nice warm tones to it. Congrats #10005913
Patrick Rouzes 2/27/2012 8:54:42 AMCongratulations & good luck on this incredible Finalist, Debbie! WTG! #10007257
Dale Hardin 2/27/2012 8:59:06 AMcongratulations Debbie. Wahoo. #10007297
Merna L. Nobile 2/27/2012 9:31:21 AMCONGRATULATIONS! Its great to know you have something new to smile about and a special reason to be proud.
Joan E. Hoffman 2/27/2012 12:42:14 PMWTG Debbie..... beautiful Finalist! #10008292
Aimee C. Eisaman 2/28/2012 7:30:45 AMCongrats Debbie as you know this was one of my favorites from your trip...beautiful! :~) #10010996
Michael Kelly 2/28/2012 12:51:31 PMGlad to see one of these beauties made it to the finalist category. Congratulations! I just love the light and colors in these. #10011892
Lori Carlson 2/29/2012 10:44:34 AMBeautiful scene, Debbie! Congrats to you! =) #10013893
Debbie E. Payne 2/29/2012 3:25:21 PMThank you all for your lovely comments. This was a pretty spectactular place for sunset photos. Maybe I'll keep trying with a few more I still have up my sleeve. #10014278
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Good Evening, it's time for the ninth edition of Ask the Insider.
Monday's question is from: Eddy Saar Now that we're in the playoffs. Do you think the Galaxy play the young bench players, or get the starters and make a run for the #2 seed
The LA Galaxy may have clinched a berth in the Western Conference playoffs , but the work is far from over for the defending MLS Cup champions.
With the San Jose Earthquakes likely to win the Supporters' Shield, the Galaxy have put their emphasis in locking down a spot amongst the top three in the West. Currently, LA sit in second place in the West, tied with Real Salt Lake -- albeit leading them in the total goals scored tiebreaker -- and a single point ahead of the Seattle Sounders, who have played one fewer game than both LA and RSL. The spot in the top three is vital as the teams that finish on top will be able to avoid a taxing play-in game against likely either the Vancouver Whitecaps or FC Dallas on either October 31st or November 1st. With the play-in game, teams that finish fourth or fifth would have to play five games in order to reach MLS Cup rather than four.
Finishing in the top 2 would certainly be nice for the Galaxy as they would have the ability to host the second leg of their Western Conference semi-final series, but it is avoiding the play-in game that is most important. As LA looks to accomplish this, they are in firm control of their own destiny as they have games against RSL (Oct.6th), San Jose (Oct. 21st) and Seattle (Oct. 28th) on the docket as they close out the season. Expect head coach Bruce Arena to allow his starters to log heavy minutes in these matches while choosing to save his reserves for their CONCACAF Champions League date against Isidro Metapán on October 25th.
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Free radicalsGet them before they get you!
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Researchers from Long Island University use NCSA's Abe to provide a valuable clue in the hunt for more effective antioxidants.
In the 1970s, Andreas Zavitsas had a theory that the key factor determining the rate of free radical reactions was the starting energy of the reactant, or parent, molecule. But other scientists, and their data, suggested that the variations of stabilities of transition states were most significant in determining reaction rate. And for about four decades, Zavitsas lacked the necessary computer power to carry out the demanding quantum mechanical calculations that could demonstrate whether his theory was correct.
Then came Abe. At last, Zavitsas and his colleagues in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at Long Island University, Donald Rogers and Nikita Matsunaga, were able to show that variations in the ground state stabilities of the reactants can be as important in controlling how fast a chemical reaction proceeds. Their results were published in The Journal of Physical Chemistry A in October 2009.
"We are so appreciative that centers such as NCSA exist," Matsunaga says. "We run a relatively small research lab. It's very important for us to have access to computers such as Abe; it really changes how we do our research here."
Radicals, ready to react
Because they have unpaired electrons, free radicals are highly reactive loose cannons, capable of playing beneficial roles in important industrial processes, like combustion and polymerization, but also of causing cell damage in our bodies. That damage is linked to aging and disease, including Parkinson's, diabetes, and cancer.
"When a free radical reacts with a molecule, it forms another free radical, which reacts with another molecule to produce another free radical, and so on and on," explains Zavitsas.
"The same process keeps going around and around in a circle, a chain reaction, producing these free radicals. Which in abundance cause damage," says Rogers.
Tocopherols (which most non-chemists know as vitamin E) can dead-end that damaging chain reaction by quickly reacting with the original free radical to form a stable free radical that refuses to react and breaks the chain.
"We know experimentally that vitamin E is very good at trapping free radicals in the body," Zavitsas says. "They are good because they react with chain radicals very, very fast. And why vitamin E reacts with free radicals so fast goes back to the rate of reactions."
The question of what controls the speed of the radical reactions has been lingering for around 40 years, he says.
"We know that the reaction of vitamin E with chain radicals is very fast, but it is not clear that we understand why it's as fast as it is," Rogers says. "And that's very important, particularly in biological systems, because...the molecule that crosses the finish line is going to be the final product. The chain reaction that is carrying out a process that is implicated in carcinogenesis and in cell damage, if that is faster than the reaction of so-called sweepers (the tocopherols that make up vitamin E for example), you essentially have a kind of a race between the vitamin E and the free radicals. Which of those reactions wins out is the determining factor as to whether you're safe or unsafe."
The top of the hill is half the story
For years, in trying to understand the factors affecting chemical reactivities, chemists had focused on variations of stabilities of transition states, the short-lived species atop the energy hill between reactants and products.
"People have focused in general on the height of the energy hill and on the structure of the molecules that are reacting on top of the hill," Zavitsas says. "We have suggested that one shouldn't only look at the structure at the top of the hill, but also look at the structure of what you're starting with."
The Long Island researchers examined benzyl fluoride with 11 common substituent groups in the meta and para positions; substituent groups are the atoms, or groups of atoms, that hang onto a hydrocarbon chain (in this case, a benzene ring) in place of a hydrogen atom, and para and meta are different positions where they can hang. They wanted to see how electron-donating and electron-withdrawing substitutents influenced the ground state molecular stabilization energy of the benzyl fluoride molecule and hence the activation barrier of benzylic fluorine atom abstraction by free radicals.
"We were interested in comparing the enthalpies [heat transfers] of benzylic molecules, which had very negative species attached to one end to those which had a very positive species attached to one end," Rogers says. "What we wanted to do was find out how the negativity or positivity influenced the energy of the molecule."
Using the G3 and G3(MP2) model programs on NCSA's Abe supercomputer, the researchers calculated the energies of the ground state and free radical transition state for benzylic abstractions from the 11 selected molecules.
"In order to calculate these very large energies, it takes a lot of computer time. And your computed results need to be very accurate, because you are looking for minute differences," Rogers says.
"It's like trying to get the weight of a captain of a superliner by weighing the superliner with and without the captain aboard," Zavitsas adds. "And these supercomputers make this possible. Just a few years ago, one couldn't do this at all."
"[Abe] is stupendously fast," Rogers says. "It's the fastest machine I could get my hands on! Any time you guys come up with a faster one, I'd like to get time on it!"
In addition to access to computing time, support for their research comes from the Whiteley Foundation and Friday Harbor Laboratories, University of Washington, which contributed research time and facilities. Their work is also supported by the Intramural Research Program of Long Island University.
Their calculations showed a strong correlation between the substituent's electron-withdrawing or -donating properties and the energy of the parent molecules, as measured by independent experimental methods.
"We found that the energy patterns fit very well with the rate patterns or the speed of reaction," Rogers says. "If you plot speed of reaction for this series of 11 molecules, and the energy of the ground state, you find that the patterns look almost identical. This leads to the conclusion that the rate of the reaction is predominantly determined by the energy of the reactant molecule."
Their conclusion is that when it comes to determining reaction rates, a narrow focus on the transition states without attention to the ground state stability tells only half of the story.
"Our work demonstrated that variations in the stabilities of the reactants can be as important in controlling how fast a chemical reaction proceeds," Rogers says.
Zavitsas says this reaction rate knowledge will be significant for researchers who are trying to make better free radical blockers. "Using knowledge about what controls the rate of free radical traps is the basis for trying to get something better."
This project was funded by Whiteley Foundation at the University of Washington and Long Island University.
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kathleenJ wrote:Because they seem to have Duff Beer?
...(also note...that character on the tequila bottle label in the first panel is supposed to be Lowly the Worm, of the beloved childrens' books of Richard Scarry.)
kathleenJ wrote:Ha, I liked both those shows back when they were on!
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Never mind that he seemed to own and drive a vehicle without the luxury of arms.
Heh, has anyone here ever watched the show The Oblongs? The dad (voiced by Will Ferrel!) has no arms or legs, and in one episode he drops the kids off somewhere in the car, and then he's like "Wait a minute! How was I driving?!"
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In five days, GOOD went from being a media darling to the media's latest jerk when the company laid off most of its editorial staff. Just what happened to the do-gooder publication is still pretty murky.
First off, if you aren't familiar with GOOD, it's the brainchild of Ben Goldhirsh, the son of entrepreneur and Inc. magazine founder Bernie Goldhirsh. The magazine and website is sort of an idealist daydream. Instead of peppering us with stories about how to be sexier, manlier, or richer, GOOD gives us stories on, say, what happens when people get deported. "GOOD loves defining the Good for the less-enlightened," writes contributor Spencer Ackermann, perhaps putting the magazine's "do the right thing" mission best.
But we can't even say who is in charge of GOOD right now. Last fall, Facebook's magazine wonderboy Chris Hughes merged his social network Jumo with GOOD to create a "content and social engagement platform. We don't know what sort of stake Hughes received in exchange or whether he was involved in the recent decisions. But Hughes has another magazine project right now: revitalizing The New Republic and the hiring of superstar writers and editors. While he's been pumping money and effort into the DC-based TNR, GOOD has been decimating its Los Angeles editorial staff. (Three editors weren't laid off.) And if the firings weren't for financial reasons (approaching people for TNR gigs like Dexter Filkins, Rober Draper, and Mark Leibovich isn't cheap), which we're guessing they weren't, does this mean the end of GOOD's in-house publishing and more "content and social engagement" from the community?
Here's what we do know:
Whoever Is Running GOOD Has Terrible Timing
Apparently when GOOD fired executive editor Ann Friedman, managing editor Megan Greenwell, senior editor Cord Jefferson, lifestyle editor Amanda Hess, business editor Tim Fernholz and associate editor Nona Willis Aronowitz--whew, that's a lot of editorial heads--it was done the day after the magazine celebrated a launch party for its 27th Issue last Thursday. "GOOD co-founder Casey Caplowe delivered the bad news to at least three staffers", reports Poynter's Andrew Beaujon. The only people left standing are GOOD's education editor, its assistant editor, and its senior editorial designer.
Adding to the ham-fisted timing of the firings, GOOD published a post today thanking its 200,000 fans. "As of today we have more than 200,000 fans on Facebook, which means champagne and a thank-you video from the GOOD staff," reads the post. "Consider this our thanks to all our Facebook friends for supporting us." And that reads like a normal GOOD post, except for the fact that the "thank you" video they attached features a bevy of its fired editors (tacky):
No One (In Charge) Is Talking About the Firings
We've reached out to the higher-ups at GOOD as well as its founder Ben Goldhirsh and so far no one seems to be talking about the layoffs. Poynter seems to be running into the same wall of silence with GOOD's founders. Staffers do seem to be talking on Twitter, where laid off staffers like Jefferson and Greenwell did indulge us on their drinking plans (and some with their non-drinking plans).
So What About the Magazine?
Well, that seems the most unclear. We're not quite sure how GOOD is going to smack together its next issue with only three editors. But perhaps we're thinking too short-term and the real question should be, will GOOD publish a magazine or even staff-generated digital content? "GOOD appears to be exploring a community-based publishing system with a public beta site described as 'a platform for 21st century citizenship' that includes aggregation (GOOD Finder) and a tool for mobilizing locally (GOOD Maker)," writes Poynter's Beaujon, and one of our sources says that they believe the firings line up with pursuing that beta site. As other have noted, GOOD's editors will no doubt make other publications better, and the firings (and timing) have made writers very angry but we'd be a bit disappointed GOOD magazine isn't even around to feel the fallout.
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Z2 Entertainment is proud to present Amy Schumer to the Boulder Theater on Friday, April 26, 2013. Tickets will go on sale to the public on Friday, November 30th, 2012 at 10:00 am for $32.50 general admission seated.Amy Schumer is quickly becoming the hottest star in the world of comedy, with her blend of wholesome, girl-next-door looks and edgy comedy. Amy is the creator, star and writer of Inside Amy, her Comedy Central television show which will premiere next year. Amy is coming off her one-hour stand-up special, Mostly Sex Stuff, which became Comedy Central's second-highest rated special this year. She was one of the featured comedians on Comedy Central's Roast of Roseanne, following her breakout performance on last year's Roast of Charlie Sheen. Amy was most recently on Louie and will next be seen in Season 2 of HBO's Girls.Amy has appeared on The Howard Stern Show, Jimmy Kimmel Live, Conan, and Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. Amy was featured in Rolling Stone Magazine, The New York Times, Wall Street Journal and as Variety's Top 10 Comics to Watch this past year. She's also written articles for Cosmo Magazine to enormous reader response.Amy recurred on Season 3 of Adult Swim's Delocated and guest starred in the latest season of Curb Your Enthusiasm. Last year she filmed the feature Seeking a Friend for the End of the World starring Steve Carrell and Kiera Knightley and Price Check, an independent feature opposite Parker Posey which premiered at this year's Sundance Film Festival. Her album Cutting placed in the top 5 of the Billboard Charts and has been included on multiple Best Comedy Albums of the Year awards' lists.Amy made her network debut in 2007 on NBC's Last Comic Standing and soon after co-starred on 30 Rock, had her own Comedy Central Presents special. She co- hosted Hoppus on Music with Mark Hoppus of Blink 182 on Fuse and this summer made her fourth appearance at the Montreal Comedy Festival.
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Favorite Luke Bryan Song – Readers Poll
It's Luke Bryan's birthday today (July 17), and he'll be celebrating appropriately. "We gon party like its my birthday," the singer wrote on his Twitter page Tuesday morning. Few country singers are hotter right now than the 'Drunk on You' hitmaker. We've looked over his entire singles catalog and asked this tough question: What is your favorite Luke Bryan song?
Included in today's readers poll are five songs from Bryan's three studio albums. There's his first single, 'All My Friends Say,' his first platinum record, 'Do I,' and the last three singles from 'Tailgates and Tanlines,' including 'Country Girl,' 'I Don't Want This Night to End' and 'Drunk on You.' If you prefer one of his other hits, or an album cut not released to radio, tell everyone about it in the comments section below. Then go wish him happy birthday at his Facebook page.


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We have been knee deep in laundry here because the dreaded tummy bug finally got to us. Cubby got it first. He had the nerve to get sick the night we had some of our friends over for dinner and grilled fillet mignon. Doesn't he know how much that stuff costs? The injustice of cleaning steak off your carpets at three in the morning is more than I can bear. I might have been just a BIT more tolerant if he was puking the normal dinner of mac and cheese and hot dogs. Seriously. I have never been more grateful for washing machines in my life. I imagine that the pioneer women didn't enjoy the nights their kids puked up whatever it is the pioneer kids eat any more than we do, but it took them lots longer to get the laundry done (and I can see it now--if pioneers had blogs "today Hyrum vomited after we had a special dinner of buffalo. Doesn't he know how long it took me to hunt/kill/skin/cook that thing? The nerve...). Oh wait, they did have blogs. Except they called them journals.
See. My brain really is gone.
We let the kids use my camera phone during our flight out. They caught some really good shots.
This is one of my favorite pictures of the mid's. They seem like they are the same age now, instead of a toddler and a baby. They play really well together and really enjoy being together. It is really sweet to see (and ABOUT time)....
Hello Lu and the lovely grandparents! They are known as Pappa and Sweetie around these parts. They still think my kids are charming and fun, which is really lucky for us.
Lauren and her beloved cousin, Abigail. This relationship is the best example of hero worship I can think of. Lauren really wishes we lived closer and so do I because Ab's is a great girl.
This must be why I can never find those cute diaper covers for Norah. Lauren did this look for her and then proudly declared "for Halloween Norah should be either Minnie Mouse or Oprah!". I am not sure which part reminded her of Oprah. The hot pink head cover? Maybe?
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Using CUTI for Basic Call Operations
The Cisco Unity Connection Telephony Interface (CUTI) API is a web service interface for telephone record and playback on Cisco Unity Connection systems. CUTI is designed to provide a simple, stable method of accessing telephone record and playback functionality on Connection systems through a standards-based interface using XML and HTTPS.
You can use CUTI to do the following:
- Initiate dialout to a phone device
- Play and record greetings, messages, and other audio
- Control playback speed and volume
- Stop and resume playback and record
Note: All the above functions associated with CUMI API support both the IPv4 and IPv6 addresses. However, the IPv6 address works only when Connection platform is configured in Dual (IPv4/IPv6) mode.
For more information see the chapter "Adding or Changing the IPv6 Addresses of Cisco Unity Connection 8.5 and Later Servers" at the following link http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/voice_ip_comm/connection/9x/upgrade/guide/9xcucrug051.html.
Note: With Cisco Unity Connection 9.1(1), the single sign-on feature is enabled for all the Connection Rest APIs. For more information, see the "Single Sign-On in Cisco Unity Connection" chapter in Security Guide for Cisco Unity Connection 9.x http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/voice_ip_comm/connection/9x/security/guide/9xcucsec061.html.
With CUTI, you have the ability to record audio as needed by using a phone, providing additional functionality besides uploading .wav files. You can use CUTI to do the following:
- As part of a User or Admin interface, record audio as part of a name, greeting, or message
- Play secure messages
- Record messages using phone as a media device
Technical Details
CUTI was developed using the latest advances in web-based interfaces: it is a REST interface that standardizes operations such as add, delete, and modify. The XML comes with standard XML schema definitions that are annotated with information about what is in them.
As a web-based interface, CUTI is independent of operating system and programming language, and does not require any client libraries to use.
Getting Started with CUTI
In order to begin developing with the Cisco Unity Connection CUTI API, you will need to obtain the following:
- Cisco Media Convergence Server (MCS) for Cisco Unity Connection version 8.0 and later
- For detailed hardware requirements, see the Cisco Unity Connection 8.x Supported Platforms List
- Cisco Unity Connection Software Ordering
- Not for Resale Kits (Must be eligible to purchase)
- Select Unified Communications System Release Kit
Discounts for some of the required hardware and software may be available for participants in the Cisco Technology Developer Program.
We recommend that all developers have an up-to-date Cisco Developer Services support agreement. This provides the developer with access to professional support and assistance for application development.
CUTI Documentation
See the following for an index of all CUPI documentation on DocWiki:
Index of All CUTI Documentation
Other CUTI Resources
Additional information about CUTI is also available on the Cisco Developer Network (link to CDN). Note, however, that the documentation here on the DocWiki is the most up-to-date documentation available for CUTI.
To participate in the CUTI forum, see the CUTI forum on CDN.
See the following for information on troubleshooting all Connection APIs:


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National Coverage:
Is stress pushing spelling snobs over the edge? — MSNBC.com, February 3, 2009
Stop Sign Travesties! Self-proclaimed "grammar vandal" goes after public mistakes that grate — Boston Sunday Globe, lead feature of City Weekly section, July 15, 2007, with accompanying gallery of errors
Grammar Vandal Goes on Vigilante Comma Crusade — National Public Radio's Talk of the Nation, lead story, July 23, 2007
International Coverage:
Write Away — Spotlight Verlag (Germany-based English language magazine), October 2007
Major Web Coverage:
Grammar Nazis — Buzzfeed, May 2007 (link now defunct)
This Grammar Nazi TOOK IT TO THE STREETS! — Newsvine, June 3, 2007 (link now defunct)
A Zorro for Our Times — Universal Hub, July 15, 2007
The Grammar Vandal Strikes in Boston — Language Log, July 16, 2007
The Irony of Medford — Universal Hub, November 15, 2007
If you would like to interview Kate, please contact her at kate.mcculley [at] gmail.com.


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Join us here at Zap2it's "State of the American Idol Union" every Thursday at 10 a.m. PST/1 pm. EST for our "American Idol Season 10 Post Game Live Chats." The conversations will bring together a core group of "Idol" experts, aficionados and fanatics around the blogoshere. The chat series weekly regulars I'll be joining are:
Richard Rushfield, creator of Idol Inferno and author of "American Idol: The Untold Story"
Kate Aurthur, West Coast Editor of The Daily Beast
Rickey Yaneza, the namesake behind Rickey.org, called "the essential 'American Idol' fan site" by Entertainment Weekly
M.J. Santilli, creator of MJsBigBlog and "Idol" commentary contributor to the New York Post and AOL Television
Special guests including past "American Idol" performers and insiders will add another dimension to the conversations. Guests will be announced as the chat series progresses.


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Texas Fertilizer Plant Explosion Injures 160, Kills 5-15 [VIDEO]
Rescue workers searched the smoldering ruins of a fertilizer plant Thursday for survivors of a monstrous explosion that leveled homes and businesses in every direction across the Texas prairie. As many as 15 people were feared dead and more than 160 others injured.
Daybreak revealed a breathtaking band of destruction extending outward from the West Fertilizer Co. in this small farming community about 20 miles north of Waco. The thunderous blast shook the ground with the strength of a small earthquake and could be heard dozens of miles away.
The West Fertilizer Company told the Dallas Morning News there were 54,000 pounds of ammonia inside the factory.
Several buildings with smashed roofs and leveled walls still were smoking early Thursday.
"They have not gotten to the point of no return where they don't think that there's anybody still alive," Waco Police Sgt. William Patrick Swanton said of rescuers.
There is no "chemical escape" that is "out of control," Swanton told CNN. There are also reports of looting.
Raining Embers & Debris
The explosion that struck around 8 p.m. sent flames shooting into the night sky and rained burning embers and debris down on shocked and frightened residents. It leveled a four-block area around the plant that a member of the city council, Al Vanek, said was "totally decimated."
There is no indication the blast was anything other than an industrial accident, Swanton said.
The toll included 50 to 75 houses, an apartment complex with about 50 units that one state police officer said was reduced to "a skeleton," a middle school and the West Rest Haven Nursing Home, from which first-responders evacuated 133 patients, some in wheelchairs.
Swanton said earlier that authorities believe between five and 15 people were killed in the blast, but stressed it was an early estimate.
The explosion caused a tremor that measured 2.1 on the Richter scale according to the US Geological Survey
"There is quite a bit of devastation,"said Waco police Sgt. W. Patrick Swanton according to WFAA TV.
At the Hillcrest Baptist Medical Hospital in Waco, elderly people were wheeled in on stretchers. A man in a wheelchair with his T-shirt covered in blood winced as medical professionals tended to wounds on his head and left arm.
The town's volunteer firefighters had responded to a call at the plant at 7:29 p.m., Swanton said. Due to the plant's chemical stockpile, "they realized the seriousness of what they had," he said.
Muska was among the firefighters, and he and his colleagues were working to evacuate the area around the plant when the blast followed about 20 minutes later.
The main fire was under control as of 11 p.m., authorities said, but residents were urged to remain indoors because of the threat of new explosions or leaks of ammonia from the plant's ruins. Swanton said early Thursday authorities were not concerned about lingering smoke from the fire, and noted that rain from a morning thunderstorm helped their efforts.
Dozens of emergency vehicles amassed at the scene in the hours after the blast. Firefighters used flashlights to search the still-burning skeleton of an apartment complex that was all but destroyed. All that remained of a nearby house was the fireplace and chimney, standing tall among smoldering embers of what was once someone's home. Smoke filled the air.
A flood-lit football field initially was used as a staging area, then other triage centers sprung up around the blast site. At one, an army of first responders evaluated senior citizens, many of whom were disoriented, dazed and panicked.
The U.S. Chemical Safety Board said it was deploying a large investigation team to West. An Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms national response team that investigates all large fires and explosions also was coming in, bringing fire investigators, certified explosives specialists, chemists, canines and forensic specialists. But entry to the blast site wasn't expected until later. "It's still too hot to get in there," said Franceska Perot, an ATF spokesperson.
There were no immediate details available from police on the number of people who work at the plant, which was cited by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality in 2006 for failing to obtain or to qualify for a permit. The agency acted after receiving a complaint in June of that year of a strong ammonia smell.
In 2001, an explosion at a chemical and fertilizer plant killed 31 people and injured more than 2,000 in Toulouse, France. The blast occurred in a hangar containing 300 tons of ammonium nitrate, which can be used for both fertilizer and explosives. The explosion came 10 days after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks in the U.S., and raised fears at the time it was linked. A 2006 report blamed the blast on negligence.
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In 1940, when the political arena was again filled with candidates, the Democratic Party split into two factions. Harold E. Flaherty and A. Norman LaSalle fought for the chairmanship of the party. When the Flaherty faction was outvoted, they refused to accept LaSalle and held their own meetings. The rift greatly aided the Republicans who united under the leadership of their new chairman, Thomas Casey Greene.
During this time, rising costs and demands for improvements gave Warwick its first million-dollar budget ($1,064,199.50) on Feb. 1, 1940. The tax rate remained at $22 per $1,000 valuation. Lockwood High School improvements and alterations were continued, and a number of new Federal Works Progress Administration (W.P.A.) projects were inaugurated. Major reforms in the organization of the fire and police departments were also undertaken at this time.
Warwick continued to be in the center of the political struggle in Rhode Island when William H. Vanderbilt took office as governor in 1939. Vanderbilt became very unpopular with certain elements in the Republican Party when he began to make major changes. Two of Vanderbilt's strongest supporters were Warwick's mayor Albert Ruerat and GOP party chairman Thomas Casey Greene. They were criticized for this and were further challenged when the controversial Vanderbilt became involved in a wire-tapping scandal. An attempt within the party to oust Greene and Ruerat failed and Ruerat once again was a candidate for mayor.
The Democrats in Warwick united after their split in a political duel between Robert E. Quinn and Walter O'Hara and once again selected John A. O'Brien as their standard bearer. With the threat of war in the background, Franklin D. Roosevelt ran for an unprecedented third term and easily defeated Republican Wendell Wilkie. In the gubernatorial election, Democrat J. Howard McGrath won a lopsided victory over Vanderbilt. Warwick, as in the past, bucked the Democratic tide and re-elected Ruerat. In this election he trounced O'Brien by a vote of 8,313 to 4,671.
Within a very short period after the election of 1940, the city was facing a serious problem with the school system. As Warwick's population grew, there was an increasing demand with the school system. At that time, Warwick's cost per student was the lowest in the state. The state average was $97.75 and Warwick lagged far behind with $72.58. This low figure existed despite the fact that 41.2 percent of Warwick's budget went for the support of the schools. The system, led by Superintendent Warren A. Sherman, had 205 teachers, 20 grammar schools and three secondary schools. Warwick's rapid growth brought the total number of pupils to 6,083 and the schools were overcrowded.
During the Depression, Warwick was fortunate to receive federal assistance to enlarge and improve Lockwood High School, to build Aldrich High School on Post Road in 1935 and Samuel Gorton High School on Draper Avenue in 1939. City officials hoped that this aid and monies from the state and federal government to build a trade school would solve the problems of Warwick's school crisis.
In addition to the shortage of classroom space, the city faced an acute teacher shortage and dealt with serious discontent among the teachers in the system. Teachers' salaries in Warwick were very low and the actual amount of pay depended upon the sex of the teacher and the level of education taught. The range of salaries went from $900 per year for a female elementary teacher to $2,200 for men teaching at the senior high school level.
During this period, teachers became more vocal and began making their demands public. Led by John and Joseph McKeon, over 170 teachers, after a stormy two-hour session, rescinded the Warwick Teachers Association's confidence vote in the School Committee that had been passed earlier. This was the beginning of an almost constant struggle over school issues in the City of Warwick.


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Ben3 needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 206 designs submitted by 66 freelance designers.
ClickRight Computer Solutions
We are a computer repair business located in Port Moody, BC. We provide our clients with fast, quality service at a fair price. We only use the highest quality parts and we guarantee all of our work. We take a proactive approach and always aim to prevent computer problems before they happen. Our new logo must convey the quickness of our work, our quality, and trustworthiness. Our website is: http://www.clickright.ca
We work with residential and business customers. We like to deal with clients who understand that they might have to pay a little more to get the fast, quality service that they deserve.
We are looking for a new logo to represent our company.
We would love to have something computer related in the logo, possibly a computer or mouse. Even better would be something that plays along with our name, ClickRight, but it doesn't have to.
The typeface should be clear and bold, and the logo should look clean & crisp when printed in grayscale.
Please no stock images or clip art!
The files we will require are:
High Resolution Print file format - .ai (CMYK)
high Resolution Web file format - .jpg and layered .psd (RGB)
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The Chicago Athenaeum Museum of Architecture and Design, in cooperation with the European Centre for Architecture, Art, Design and Urban Studies, has announced the winners of the 2013 Good Design Awards, one of the world's oldest and most prestigious design award programs.
Over 700 new products and graphic designs were selected from over 38 countries for across 25 categories, including furnishings, textiles, flooring, office products, and lighting. Here is a selection of some of the most notable contract products and manufacturers to win this year's award. For a complete list, www.chi-athenaeum.org/gdesign/
CONCORD Chair
Designers: Claesson Koivisto Rune, Stockholm, Sweden
ECO Chair
Designers: Carlos Tiscar, Tiscardesign, S. L., Valencia, Spain
Manufacturer: Capdell
Gateway Range of Furniture
Designers: Flemming Busk and Stephan Hertzog, busk+hertzog, London, Great Britain
Pleat Chair
Designers: Andrei Zerebecky and Lukasz Kos, Four-o-nine, Shaghai, People's Republic of China
Manufacturer: Nienkämper
Octa Table
Designers: Bartoli Design, Monza (MI), Italy
Manufacturer: Bonaldo
Further Workspace
Designers: Mitch Bakker, IDa Design, Zeeland, Michigan, USA
Manufacturer: Allsteel
Sabrina Office Chair
Designers: Fabrizio Giugiaro, Giugiaro Design, Italdesign Giugiaro SpA., Moncalieri (TO), Italy
Manufacturer: Okamura
Dang Storage Collection
Designers: Blu Dot, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA
Manufacturer: Blu Dot
KI Grazie Seating Collection
Designers: Giancarlo Piretti, Piretti Design, Bologna, Italy and Ki Design, Krueger International, Inc., Green Bay, Wisconsin, USA
KI Lightline Moveable Wall
KI Connection Zone Screens
KI MyWay Lounge Seating
Designers: Ki Design, Krueger International, Inc., Green Bay, Wisconsin, USA
Manufacturer: KI
Haworth Harbor Work Lounge
Designers: Nicolai Czumaj-Bont, Haworth Design Studio, Haworth, Inc., Holland, Michigan, USA
Manufacturer: Haworth
Island Seats
Designers: David Trubridge, Madeline Knight, Amy Lynch, and Peter Tang, David Trubridge Ltd., Hastings, New Zealand
Manufacturer: David Trubridge
Avanda Chaise Lounge
Designers: Michael Gabellini,Kimberly Sheppard, Theresa Bienenstein, and Ozlem Akcay, Gabellini Sheppard, Associates, LLP., New York, New York, USA
Suki-O Dining Armchair
Designers: Janice Feldman, JANUS et Cie, Carpinteria, California, USA
Manufacturer: JANUS et Cie
Vondom Sloo Collection
Designers: Karim Rashid, Karim Rashid, Inc., New York, New York, USA
Manufacturer: VONDOM
Inscape Bench
Designers: Inscape Design Team, Inscape Corporation, Holland Landing, Ontario, Canada
Manufacturer: Inscape Corporation
Steelcase V.I.A.
Designers: Steelcase Design, Steelcase Inc., Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA and Claudio Bellini, Claudio Bellini Design, Milan (MI), Italy
Steelcase Think Chair
Steelcase Gesture Chair
Steelcase Media: Scape TeamStudio
Designers: Steelcase Design, Steelcase Inc., Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA
Manufacturer: Steelcase
a.k.a. Collection Segmented Workwall System
Designers: Bernhardt Furniture Company, Lenoir, North Carolina, USA
Chiara Lounge
Designers: Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance, Agence de Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance, Paris, France
Mirador Lounge
Designers: Lievore Altherr Molina, Barcelona, Spain
Manufacturer: Bernhardt Furniture Company
Ro Chair
Designers: Jaime Hayón, HAYÓNSTUDIO LTD., Valencia, Spain
Manufacturer: Fritz Hansen
The Magnusson Collection for Momentum Textiles
Designers: Carl Gustav Magnusson and. Emanuela Frattini Magnusson, CGM Design/EFM Design, New York, New York, USA
Manufacturer: Momentum Textiles
Teknion Textiles
Designers: Susan Tick, Suzanne Tick Inc., New York, New York, USA ., and Lynne Willis, and Royce Epstein, Teknion Studio, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Manufacturer: Teknion
SUNO Collection by Knoll Luxe
Designers: Max Osterweis and Erin Beatty, SUNO, New York, New York, USA
Manufacturer: Knoll Luxe
Espirit Textile Collection
Designers: Teri Figliuzzi, Bernhardt Design, Bernhardt Furniture Company, Lenoir, North Carolina, USA
Manufacturer: Bernhardt Furniture Company
Biobased Xorel
Designers: Heather Bush, Carnegie Design Studio, Carnegie, New York, New York, USA
Manufacturer: Carnegie
CARVART Metallics
Designers: Carvart Design Team, Carvart Glass Inc., New York, New York, USA
Manufacturer: Carvart Glass
Legrand Adorne Collection: Switches, Dimmers, Lighting Controls, and Outlets
Designers: Essential Team, Essential, Boston, Massachusetts, USA and Legrand North America, Inc., West Hartford, Connecticut, USA
Manufacturer: Legrand North America
3form Profile Modular Surfacing System
3form Varia Ecoresin Paper Lane
Designers: 3form Studio, 3form, Salt Lake Studio, Utah, USA
Manufacturer: 3form
Glacier Collection
Designers: Wetstyle Design Labs, Wetstyle, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Manufacturer: Wetstyle
VOLA 060 Round Shower
Designers: Torben Madsen, aarhus Arkitekterne A/S., Århus, Denmark
Manufacturer: VOLA
Agora Bathtub
Designers: Lucovica + Roberto Palomba, Palomba Serafini Associati, Milan (MI), Italy
Manufacturer: Zucchetti Rubinetteria
Moen® Arris Bathroom Faucet, 2012-2013
Designers: Jennifer Sedwick and Chris Gilbert, Moen Incorporated, North Olmsted, Ohio, USA
Moen® Halo™ Rainshower Showerhead, 2012
Designers: Jennifer Sedwick and Dave Domanski, Moen Incorporated, North Olmsted, Ohio, USA
Manufacturer: Moen
Board Kitchen
Designers: Pietro Arosio, Studio Pietro Arosio, Muggiò (MI), Italy
Manufacturer: Snaidero USA
BLANCO ATTIKA Top-Mounted Bowl
BLANCO SAGA Mixer Tap
Designers: Brigitte Ziemann, BLANCO Design, BLANCO GmbH & Co. KG., Germany
Manufacturer: BLANCO
Grohe F-Digital Deluxe Digital Bath
Grohe Grandea Bath Collection
Grohe Rainshower® F-Series Multispray
Grohe K7 Kitchen System
Grohe Minta Kitchen Faucet
Designers: In-House Design Team, Grohe AG., Düsseldorf, Germany
Manufacturer: Grohe
Moment Collection
Art Media Collection
Designers: Milliken's Global Design Team, Milliken & Company, Inc., Spartanburg, South Carolina, USA
Manufacturer: Milliken
Raffia Tile Collection
Designers: Armstrong Commercial Design Team, Armstrong World Industries, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USA
Manufacturer: Armstrong
HalfTone by Tandus
Pebble Mesh by Tandus
Designers: Suzanne Tick, Suzanne Tick Inc., New York, New York, USA
Presage by Tandus
Designers: Terry Mowers, Tandus Flooring, Inc., Dalton, Georgia, USA
Manufacturer: Tandus Flooring
Arborite INK Designer Series
Designers: Gonzalo Bustamante, GBDW / Gonzalo Bustamante Design Works, New York, New York, USA; Giaona Maiarelli, Maiarelli Studio, Brooklyn, New York, USA; and Peggy Leung, PLD Studio, New York, New York, USA
Manufacturer: Arborite
Shakespeare in Africa Collection
Designers: Milton Glaser, Milton Glaser, Inc., New York, New York, USA
Manufacturer: nanimarguina
Yumi LED Lamp
Designers: Shigeru Ban, Shigeru Ban Architects, Tokyo, Japan
Manufacturer: FontanaArte
Escape Pendant Lighting
Designers: Ray Power, Ray Power Design, Barcelona, Spain
Manufacturer: LZF Lamps
Bazil Outdoor Lighting
Tweeter X P Outdoor Lighting
Designers: Delta Light, Wevelgem, Belgium
Manufacturer: Delta Light
Cirrus Channel D1 Suspension
Designers: Gregory Kay, Edge Lighting, Chicago, Illinois, USA
Manufacturer: Edge Lighting
TruLine 1.6 Plaster-in-LED System
Designers: Gregory Kay, Pure Lighting, Chicago, Illinois, USA
Manufacturer: Pure Lighting
Spiry Suspension Lamp
Designers: Giovanni Barbato and Manuel Borri, Axo Light Srl., Mirano (VE), Italy
Manufacturer: Axo Light
FLOS AIM Lamps
Designers: Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec, Paris, France
FLOS Kelvin Green II
Designers: Antonio Citterio, Antonio Citterio and Partners, Milan (MI), Italy
Manufacturer: Flos
FLECHA Table, Wall, and Suspension Light
Designers: Jorge Pensi, Pensi Studio, Barcelona, Spain
ACQUALUCE Lamp
Designers: Diego Chilò, Design Team Chilò, C+ partners, Sarcedo (VI), Italy
Manufacturer: Leucos USA


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Pegasus airlines offers an average one-way ticket price, including fees, of €63.19. Photograph: Alamy
A cheap flight is rarely as cheap as you think it's going to be – once the various fees have been added – but some budget airlines are cheaper than others.
According to a recent report by flight comparison website WhichAirline, the cheapest lowcost carrier in Europe is Pegasus, a relatively unknown Turkish airline. After comparing 20 airlines, Pegasus came out top with an average total price of €63.19 one-way (including 20kg baggage allowance and a transaction fee). The airline flies to 31 destinations within Turkey and 45 in the rest of the world, including London Gatwick and Stansted, through Turkish hubs.
In second and third place were Hungarian Wizz Air at €75,74, which flies from Luton and Liverpool to various European destinations, and BlueAir which flies from Luton to Romania, at €82.45. Average prices of all flights within Europe were calculated by surveying more than 300,000 prices in October/November 2013.
Ryanair, which is cheapest on basic fares, drops down to fourth place when fees are factored in, with an average price of €83.45.
The report says: "Low-cost airlines make a lot of money on the various fees, and their creativity seems to be endless. For example, when booking your flights with Ryanair, be very careful in every step of the booking procedure. Ryanair hides some of the fees very smartly (eg travel insurance). When adding checked baggage to your booking, think twice before you choose whether you want to carry 15kg or 20kg. If you buy the smaller one and bring five excess kilos to the airport, it will cost you €100! And of course, do not forget to print out and bring your boarding pass, otherwise you will have to pay €70 boarding card re-issue fee."
EasyJet which has just posted a 50% surge in profits and announced 10 new routes for summer 2014, is in fifth place at an average of €89.97 while the most expensive is FlyThomasCook at €206.76.
Pegasus Airlines: 63.19
Wizz Air: 75.74
Blue Air: 82.45
Ryanair: 83.45
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What does a dry suit have to do with photography?
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| February 24, 2014, 3:24 pm
When it comes to ratings for the Olympics Closing Ceremonies on NBC vs. "Downton Abbey" on PBS' Masterpiece Theatre, it's all relative.
Sunday night's Olympics Closing Ceremonies from Sochi on NBC was considered a low point for the network in terms of Olympics ratings. With a fraction of that audience, Sunday night's season 4 finale of "Downton Abbey" on PBS was considered a major victory.
Nationally, the Olympics broadcast scored a 8.7 rating, 13 share with 15.1 million viewers, the lowest household rating for a Winter Games Closing Ceremony ever.


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So as you may know by now, B and I are heading to Europe for our honeymoon, or as I call it, the familymoon since his parents and brother are coming too! I get along well with his family so I am not worried about anything. I am sure many of you think I am crazy! The trip has been planned for a while and since we got married much sooner than we planned, we rechristened the trip to our Familymoon! We are both so excited to celebrate with his family and each other. I am so excited as I have never been outside the US besides Mexico and Canada! It will be so much fun and we are going to England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales and are gone for a total of 18 days. We are going with a tour group so we don't miss any super cool spots and since none of us have been there we figured it would be better to see the sites with a tour guide first, instead of throwing us all in a van on the wrong side of the road, becuase that would be nothing less than complete chaos. Here's a map of where we are going:
I am so looking forward to the trip and seeing so many cool places that I never even imagined that I would see. Though I must admit, I am at a little bit of a loss with a few things.You're advice is much appreciated
1. WHAT THE HECK TO PACK? I get one suitcase. less than 50 lbs. I've already made the (horrific) decision to not bring my straightener, for the fact that it might explode and that mama is pricey. So it's braids and buns and messy hair for me. The weather is suppose to be pretty cloudy, rainy-ish and humid while we are there. I don't have many dresses.. so jeans and shorts? I'm also going minimal makeup. Hey, we're married now, he can't leave me! HAHA
2. I HATE FLYING. It's true, I HATE flying and this 10 hour plane ride to London is a making my heart pitter patter. How do you deal with flying? We are taking a red eye there on Virgin and back as well. What do you do to not stress out?
3. SHOES. So I assume we'll be doing a lot of walking. Should I just take running shoes and flip flops. (I wear flip flops EVERY DAY)
4. BUYING RANDOM CRAP. So have you gone to another country and bought a bunch of stuff and regretted it? What would you recommend when buying things abroad. I am really a scrooge when it comes to money and I don't want to go over there and regret not buying anything but I also don't have unlimited funds to bring back everyone Waterford Crystal. What were some great purchases that you made on vacations that you loved… or some that you got home and though 'why the heck did I spend 200 dollars on a stuffed cactus?!'
Any other advice you have about being careful over there, and what you loved about over seas travel or tips is seriously greatly appreciated!
I'm so looking forward to seeing Stonehenge, the lake where the loch ness monster lives and so many castles! I cannot wait!


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"The Optimists" is a simple film, as much family memoir as documentary. But the story it tells is as significant as it is little known: how the people of Bulgaria rose up in 1943 and saved the country's Jews from deportation to the death camps of World War II.
Completed several years ago, "The Optimists" (named after a jazz band of the period with Jewish members) is playing in Los Angeles now because of an exhibition at UCLA's Hillel Center titled "Bulgaria and the Holocaust: The Fragility of Goodness." Whatever the reason, this is a tale well worth telling.
Directed by Jacky Comforty, whose family was among those saved, "The Optimists" reveals the sequence of events that kept all 49,000 of Bulgaria's Jews out of the camps. The heart of the reason is that for generations Bulgarian Jews, Muslims and Christians lived together in the kind of multicultural amity that is often talked about but rarely achieved. As Bishop Boris of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church says with feeling, "it is criminal to impose religious beliefs on your fellow man."
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Once World War II began, Bulgaria's rulers signed an alliance with Germany, which meant among other things that Jews were conscripted into forced labor camps inside the country and were forced to wear yellow stars.


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This photo of Pawnee Rock, Kansas was taken around 1968. I loved this place. We often stopped here on our two hour drive from the town we lived in to visit my grandparents.
Here's a video I found on UTube.
I thanked the photographer for the memories. You can literally see for miles and miles. It was once a favorite landmark and stop along the Santa Fe Trail.
One year we went to an Easter Pageant at the monument. We all stood in the cold Kansas wind as they reenacted the Crucifixion and Rising. I can still picture those lonely crosses on the hill and "Jesus" coming up over the hill and down the side towards us. It was beautiful.
I loved to climb the spiral staircase and dream about Cowboys and Indians and my own ancestors riding that area. One of the visitors to the video stated the old stairs have since been removed. Sad, but I'm sure it wasn't the safest place and the way we raced around as kids there were probably many accidents.
Still, this is one of my favorite memories and maybe one day I'll be able to go back and visit.
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Do you have special Easter memories?
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Did you ever make blanket forts or houses by draping blankets over chairs and tables?
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What is one of your family jokes?
Write about washing dishes.
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|2009-03-02, 22:37
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Horribly depressing, but in an extremely satisfying way...Thats what I'll go with as far as kneejerk final impressions from just viewing it are concerned.
One last note though...The aerial footage .especially with some of the larger formations was just fan-f*ckingtastic...wow...
|2009-03-03, 09:41
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Spoiler for movie specific:
Btw, I'm a fan of GitS: Innocence to the point of raving. I think the movie features the kind of background imagery only Beyond the Cloud can match and no other animated feature came remotely close at matching. Getting through the story was easy after witnessing such visual delight.
|2009-03-03, 13:46
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This movie made me sad in a way that....it means these Kildrens will fight this meaningless and absurd war forever, looping again and again until the concept of being human has no meaning at all. It is depressingly bleak.
The commercialization of violence is also hinted here, people become careless with meaning of death since things is for sale, even human souls in Sky Crawlers. My head is spinning thinking on how inhumane on whole setting is.
Spoiler for Spoiler for Kusanagi:
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|2009-03-04, 02:26
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Spoiler for my interpretation of the ending:
Spoiler for Suito Kusanagi:
|2009-03-04, 14:34
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|2009-03-04, 14:53
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It good to see most of the post are positive about the movie i have been holding off watching till i could see what most people thought of it so i will cut some time out this weekend to watch it and give my own feedback.
|2009-03-04, 15:32
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It is pretty tough movie to watch for me since the moral dissonance is so pungent. Mamoru Oshii just present the story as it is, so is the novelist... just the whole idea behind this movie just sickens me so much. Humanity is truly on the brink of moral bankruptcy in Sky Crawlers. Hence my empathy for the exhausted old man in the bar.
It is a good movie no doubt but it is hard to stomach for me.
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|2009-03-04, 17:48
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|2009-03-05, 04:11
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It's the typical Japanese War-is-horrible-pacifist bollocks. Clones of the Teacher to keep the fighting going forever?? I say it's just a convenient way for the writer to make the movie seem deep while having no real depth at all. All the different technologies mixed together with the WW2 setting is just an easy cop-out for forsaking research and creative thought that could have made a cohesive, original, fantasy-like setting or a series period-piece.
Spoiler for Spoiler:
At least Ghost in the Shell series has enough plot to it, not to have resort to familiar period pieces and contrived deus ex machina to keep the setting going.
Basically this movie explained away the plot instead of actually developing one.
|2009-03-05, 05:18
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I don't know about this one. I *liked* it, but it sure as hell was not the best anime movie I've seen. FAR from it in fact...
For one, the dourness is typical in a Mamoru Oshii is there, but it sort of seems misplaced. Characters angsting out over cigarettes (I don't trust anyone who doesn't smoke! Give me a smoke. Got a smoke? Can I smoke? SMOKE-PLEASE?) was not only weird, but seemed just unnecessary.
A lot of the dialogue was just there to make an 'adult' mood about things instead of focusing more about the theme of the story it seemed.
And of course, the main plot.... oh where do I even begin.... it's like the entire reasoning for the pilots is like a deus ex machina. For one, we are magically supposed to assume that they're immortal due to medicines or something. Then we have two companies engaging in an OPEN HOSTILE WARFARE and the rest of the populace just sits around with this, all fine and dandy. And finally, they're in a Western European nation (let's just say.... The UK), and the pilots are all Japanese? HUH?
It had some moments of good moments, but this movie just felt overlong and the plotdevices are either pointless or just came out of the thin air. Oshii wasted too much time with idle and mindless chatter and unnecessary moments (10 minutes of BOWLING? come on..) took away from what could have been more respectable as a film. TWO HOURS for such little substance as far as the plot and even characterizations? It could've been 1 hour and do everything the main plot set out to do.
|2009-03-05, 08:52
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I can't blame anyone for disliking the slow nature of pretty much every scene in this film, though personally it's one of the parts that i loved so much about it. It's the fact that it didn't have to roll at a normal pace, i loved it for doing something that stands out --- something that Oshii is known for doing.
As for the smoking, it was a good connection between the cast. Especially Kannami and Kusanagi.
|2009-03-05, 11:39
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Location: Singapore
Age: 44
But for f*ck sake, at least have the courtesy to use spoiler tags where necessary.
The movie has barely opened in few cinemas worldwide, R1 DVDs are not yet released, and though the torrent is out at your usual places, you can bet many people have not yet seen the movie. Have some consideration dammit.
|2009-03-05, 13:25
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|2009-03-06, 03:32
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|2009-03-06, 07:30
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And yeah, the smoking had a weird correlation with Kanami and Kusanagi.. weird in that Mamoru Oshii way. Also that weird Basset Hound fetish of Oshii's...
|2009-03-06, 10:16
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Feeling comfy
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Singapore
Age: 44
Spoiler for why do I even bother now that the secret is out?:
When it comes to anime, movies or TV programmes, it's very hard to make a show that is both intelligent and entertaining. Usually, most go for the latter: It's easier to entertain people than it is to make them think. That's the exact same problem Oshii suffers as a film-maker. He makes intelligent, but extremely boring, movies. So, yes, I don't blame anyone for hating The Sky Crawlers for being a tedious show, because it is. It expects too much of its audience and it proves that, in the end, it's hard for a leopard to change its spots: Oshii remains very much a self-indulgent storyteller.
Frankly, I do sympathise with you. It's not surprising that all you got from the movie is the message, "War is Hell!", because a lot of its plot is left unspoken; it's been delivered in those pregnant pauses first made famous by the late playwright Harold Pinter, and used frequently in Japanese shows, probably because it fits their stoic national character so well.
At the same time, though, it also indicates that you had not watched the movie closely enough, to understand why quite a number of people think it's a critical — if not a commercial — success. Is that the film-maker's fault, or his audience's? In my opinion, both are equally to blame. The former for being inscrutable; the latter for not trying hard enough to see the few details that he does carefully reveal.
As for the smoking, I think that's simply because it looks cool, and also because it's a Japanese film. The Japanese have fewer hang-ups about tobacco use than Americans do. In fact, most Western Europeans I knew from university hardly care either.
|2009-03-06, 11:27
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Location: Philippines
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Well, I'm looking forward to try see this flick because there's Kikuchi and Kuriyama doing VA roles but...
In short, this flick will require me a huge mug of coffee.
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Appleyard, Lindsey (2013) The geographies of access to enterprise finance: the case of the West Midlands, UK. Regional Studies. pp. 1-12. ISSN 0034-3404
Bhogal, Ricky Harminder and Afford, Simon C (2013) Autophagy and the Liver. In: Autophagy - A Double-Edged Sword - Cell Survival or Death? InTech.
Bouch, Christopher J. (Mr) and Roberts, Clive (Prof) (2013) Developing system models to help Great Britain's railways embrace innovative technologies with confidence. Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part F: Journal of Rail and Rapid Transit, 227 (6). pp. 677-684. ISSN 0954-4097
Bouch, C and Roberts, C (2013) Developing system models to help railways embrace innovative technologies with confidence. In: INCOSE IS2013, 21st June 2013 to 24th June 2013, Philadelphia, USA. (In Press)
Brake, Laurel and Mussell, James (2013) Introduction. 19: Interdisciplinary Studies in the Long Nineteenth Century (16). pp. 1-7. ISSN 1755-1560
Bolt, Maxim (2013) Producing permanence: employment, domesticity and the flexible future on a South African border farm. Economy and Society, 42 (2). pp. 197-225. ISSN 0308-5147
Broome, André (2013) The politics of IMF–EU cooperation: Institutional change from the Maastricht Treaty to the launch of the Euro. Journal of European Public Policy , 20. ISSN 1350-1763 (In Press)
Blackburn, E. and Chang, J. and Hücker, M. and Holmes, A. T. and Christensen, N. B. and Liang, Ruixing and Bonn, D. A. and Hardy, W. N. and Rütt, U. and Gutowski, O. and Zimmermann, M. v. and Forgan, E. M. and Hayden, S. M. (2013) X-Ray Diffraction Observations of a Charge-Density-Wave Order in Superconducting Ortho-II YBa_{2}Cu_{3}O_{6.54} Single Crystals in Zero Magnetic Field. Physical Review Letters, 110 (13). ISSN 0031-9007
Clemens, O and Wright, Adrian J. and Berry, Frank J. and Smith, Ronald and Slater, Peter.R. (2013) Synthesis, structural and magnetic characterisation of the fully fluorinated compound 6H-BaFeO2F. Journal of Solid State Chemistry.
Dickinson, Helen and Jeffares, Stephen and Nicholds, Alyson and Glasby, Jon (2013) Beyond the Berlin Wall? Investigating joint commissioning and its various meanings using a Q methodology approach. Public Management Review. (In Press)
Davies, L and Oliver, C (2013) The age related prevalence of aggression and self-injury in persons with an intellectual disability: A review. Research in Developmental Disabilities, 34 (2). pp. 764-775.
Enright, Bryony (2013) (Re)considering new agents: a review of labour market intermediaries within labour geography. Geography Compass, 7 (4). pp. 287-299. ISSN 1749-8198
Glasby, Jon and Dickinson, Helen and Jeffares, Stephen and Sullivan, Helen and Robinson , Suzanne (2013) Health and social care commissioning: an exploration of processes, services and outcomes. Final report. Project Report. The Stationery Office, London.
Hewison, Alistair and Gale, Nicola K and Yeats, Rowena and Shapiro, Jonathan (2013) An evaluation of staff engagement programmes in four National Health Service Acute Trusts. Journal of Health Organization and Management, 27 (1). pp. 85-105. ISSN 1477-7266
Heaney, Jennifer L. J. and Carroll, Douglas and Phillips, Anna C. (2013) DHEA, DHEA-S and cortisol responses to acute exercise in older adults in relation to exercise training status and sex. AGE, 35 (2). pp. 395-405. ISSN 0161-9152
Houghton, H.A.G. and Mellerin, Laurence (2013) Introduction. In: Biblical Quotations in Patristic Texts. Studia Patristica (54). Peeters, Leuven, pp. 3-9. ISBN 978-90-429-2987-6
Houghton, H.A.G. (2013) Patristic evidence in the new edition of the Vetus Latina Iohannes. In: Biblical Quotations in Patristic Texts. Studia Patristica (54). Peeters, Leuven, pp. 69-86. ISBN 978-90-429-2987-6
Handley, L and Adams, D and Simkiss, D and Oliver, C (2013) Self-injurious, aggressive and destructive behaviour in young children with a moderate to profound intellectual disability. Paediatrics and Child Health, 23. pp. 322-324.
Houghton, H.A.G. (2013) The Electronic Scriptorium: Markup for New Testament Manuscripts. In: Digital Humanities in Biblical, Early Jewish and Early Christian Studies. Scholarly Communication (2). Brill, Leiden, pp. 31-60. ISBN 9789004264328
Ince, Kate (2013) Feminist phenomenology and the film-world of Agnes Varda. Hypatia: a journal of feminist philosophy, 28 (3). pp. 602-617.
Jiruska, P. and de Curtis, M. and Jefferys, John G R and Schevon, C. A. and Schiff, S. J. and Schindler, K (2013) Synchronization and desynchronization in epilepsy: controversies and hypotheses. The Journal of Physiology, 591 (4). pp. 787-797. ISSN 0022-3751
Kihara, Alexandre Hiroaki and Vigneswara, Vasanthy and Berry, Martin and Logan, Ann and Ahmed, Zubair (2013) Caspase-2 is upregulated after sciatic nerve transection and its inhibition protects dorsal root ganglion neurons from Apoptosis after serum withdrawal. PLoS ONE, 8 (2). e57861. ISSN 1932-6203
Kristjánsson, Kristján (2013) Ten myths about character, virtue and virtue education – plus three well-founded misgivings. British Journal of Educational Studies. pp. 1-19. ISSN 0007-1005
Lavers, David and Prudhomme, Christel and Hannah, David M. (2013) European precipitation connections with large-scale mean sea-level pressure (MSLP) fields. Hydrological Sciences Journal, 58 (2). pp. 310-327. ISSN 0262-6667
Lim, J. A. and Blackburn, E. and Magnani, N. and Hiess, A. and Regnault, L.-P. and Caciuffo, R. and Lander, G. H. (2013) Unexpected phase locking of magnetic fluctuations in the multi-k magnet USb. Physical Review B, 87 (6). ISSN 1098-0121
Macmillan, Rob (2013) 'Distinction' in the third sector. Voluntary Sector Review, 4 (1). pp. 39-54. ISSN 2040-8056
Mueller, Jonathan W. and Shafqat, Naeem (2013) Adenosine-5′-phosphosulfate - a multifaceted modulator of bifunctional 3′-phospho-adenosine-5′-phosphosulfate synthases and related enzymes. FEBS Journal. pp. 1-8. ISSN 1742464X
McRae, Leon (2013) Admitting offenders with antisocial personality disorder to a medium secure unit: a qualitative examination of multidisciplinary team decision-making. Journal of Forensic Psychiatry & Psychology, 24 (2). pp. 215-232. ISSN 1478-9949
Morris, J. (2013) Beyond coping? Alternatives to consumption within a social network of Russian workers. Ethnography, 14 (1). pp. 85-103. ISSN 1466-1381
Macmillan, Rob (2013) De-coupling the state and the third sector? The 'Big Society' as a spontaneous order. Voluntary Sector Review, 4 (2). ISSN 2040-8056
Mussell, James (2013) Doing and Making: History as Digital Practice. In: History in the Digital Age. Routledge, London, pp. 79-94. ISBN 978-0-415-66696-1
Millar, Ross (2013) Framing quality improvement tools and techniques in healthcare: the case of Improvement Leaders' Guides. Journal of Health Organization and Management, 27 (2). ISSN 1477-7266 (In Press)
McRae, Leon (2013) Rehabilitating antisocial personalities: treatment through self-governance strategies. Journal of Forensic Psychiatry & Psychology, 24 (1). pp. 48-70. ISSN 1478-9949
Mannion , Russell and Davies, Huw (2013) Will prescriptions for cultural change improve the NHS? British Medical Journal, 346. ISSN 0959-8138
Ntoumanis, Nikos and Healy, Laura C. and Sedikides, Constantine and Duda, Joan and Stewart, Brandon and Smith, Alison and Bond, Johanna (2013) When the going gets tough: the "Why" of goal striving matters. Journal of Personality. n/a-n/a. ISSN 00223506
Rugjee, Kushal Nivriti and Roy Chaudhury, Subhendu and Al-Jubran, Khalid and Ramanathan, Preethi and Matina, Tina and Wen, Jikai and Brogna, Saverio (2013) Fluorescent protein tagging confirms the presence of ribosomal proteins atDrosophilapolytene chromosomes. PeerJ, 1. e15. ISSN 2167-8359
Rossi, Benedetta (2013) Migration and Emancipation in West Africa's Labour History: the missing links. Slavery & Abolition. pp. 1-24. ISSN 0144-039X
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