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Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Wednesday, September 30
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Monday, September 28, 2009
Monday, September 28
These horses were the coolest part of Oktoberfest for Brenna - and of course when we could see them this clearly without the crowd all around, she was asleep! The HofBrau Munchen was one of the beer tents we were able to get into (security is crazy at Oktoberfest - be prepared not to see the inside of lots of tents if you don't have a reservation!!!) - it was a crazy party and very loud - but I think I preferred that tent to the second one we went into.
Brenna wants us to know that she wants a pink bike, lol. She was ready to take this one home and go try to ride it, lol!!
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Sunday, September 27, 2009
Sunday, September 27
I am so exhausted today - we just spent 6 hours in the car on the ride home for what should have been 2 1/2 hours at the most...Brenna did great and I'm sure I will have lots of great pics to share soon!!! Here is Brenna asleep at Oktoberfest if you can believe that!!
Happy birthday Jill - hope you had a great day!
Take Care!
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Friday, September 25, 2009
Friday, September 25
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Thursday, September 24, 2009
Thursday, September 24
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Monday, September 21, 2009
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Friday, September 18, 2009
Friday, September 18
Before Brenna went to school yesterday and below with her best buddy Justice!
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Tuesday, September 15, 2009
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Wood Fired | Autum 2018
This product is currently sold out.
Reaching the domain where nature takes over and human intervention is just one of the elements at stake. The pots, coated in melted ash are fired continuously for 40 hours to reach 1300ºC, is all that remains after the time laps where the fire works, and it's imprint in the surface is the vestige of this encounter.
A technique influenced by Japanese tradition, Caterina Roma conceives the practice of high temperature wood-firing as research, and at the same time giving the work a strong Mediterranean spirit, by using beech and pine from the deep forest surrounding her country side studio.
Artist: Caterina Roma
Material: Stoneware and porcelain, thrown and hand built, unglazed, wood-fired with pine and beech for 40h up to 1300ºC, melted and unmelted ash textures.
Size: Approx. 49 × 13 cm
2018, Barcelona
Unique piece.

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Audiovisual Thinking is a leading journal of academic videos about audiovisuality, communication, media and design.
Culture, Creativity and Disappearing Celluloid by Andrew Dawson & Sean P Holmes
Guest Editor: Professor Philip Schlesinger, Centre for Cultural Policy Research, University of Glasgow.
Dr Andrew Dawson & Dr Sean P Holmes
University of Greenwich & Brunel University, UK
In May 2013 Technicolor Laboratories closed its British processing plant. In March 2014, Deluxe Laboratories in Denham, just outside London, also ceased production. There are now no large-scale film processing laboratories in the UK. Most commentators on the film and television industries welcome the creative possibilities heralded by the digital revolution. But this transformation comes at a cost.
Machinima as Creative Practice
Associate Professor Lisbeth Frølunde
Roskilde University, Denmark
The video summarises the findings of a research study Machinima as Creative Practice at Roskilde University, 2010-13.
Where Next for Open Culture Data?
Lotte Belice Baltussen & Maarten Brinkerink
Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision
This video describes the project Open Culture Data that started as a grassroots movement in late 2011, with the aim to open up data in the cultural sector and stimulate (creative) reuse.
Terroristas: what are the images of terrorists in brazilian films of the 90's and 00's?
Professor Roberto Tietzmann, PUCRS, Professor Cristiane Freitas Gutfreind & Professor Miriam de Souza Rossini
PUCRS & UFRGS, Brazil
From 1964 to 1985 Brazil was under military rule. Censorship, political repression were state policy. Young guerrillas that opposed the state were labeled as 'terroristas' by the police. In this video essay we examin how did this word became attached to them, observing it via the films of the 90's and 00's that revisited the decades earlier.
Associate Professor Jodi Kaufmann
Georgia State University, USA
In this video Kaufmann is concerned about meaning; its façade of innocence and deleterious effects on people, bodies, and lives.


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Rather than do the usual bio's I gave them all a series of scrappy related questions and asked them to answer a couple for me ...
Aubrie - USA
Do you have a must use tool you can't get by without? Other than the basics, my absolute favorite tool is my Zutter Distrezz it All. It makes edge distressing so much quicker. And, it is always a head-turner when I go to crops because it sounds a bit like a table saw!
If you could ask any scrapbooking personality to a crop day at your house who would it be and why? This is a no-brainer for me. I want to scrap with Tim Holtz. I have a million of his products, and would love his insight on different ways to use them. The man could market toilet paper and I'd probably buy it!
What got you started on your memory keeping journey? I've been scrapping since I was in junior high. It started with albums where I'd include keepsakes. I worked on the school yearbook in both highschool and college, which is basically scrapping in a different format. I switched to 12X12 album format in early college, some 15 or so years ago. Since then I have amassed a stash of scrapbook goodies, and it just keeps growing. Sometimes I think I have a serious hording problem!
Do you have a distinct style or tend to go where your creativity takes you? I'd like to think I go where my creativity takes me, but I clearly tend toward distressed and inked pages these days. A few years baack I made a deliberate effort to do more distressed, dimentional pages. That seemed to open my creativity up so much, and now I have a hard time doing a page that does NOT involve some kind of distressed element. I've tried to emulate a more "clean" style, using negative space on the page, because I adore that look. But, that style just isn't me and it never turns out well. So, distressed and croweded with multiple elements seems to be my style...although the degree varies from page to page.
Leanne - Australia
Do you work in long sessions or snatches of time? I am unfortunately one of those people who get an idea in my head and it has to be finished before I go to bed, or else I can't get to sleep. Snatches of time....what's that? I think I have been in my room scrapping away for about an hour and then realise it has been more like 3 hours...oops!
Do you prefer recording family memories or everyday life? A bit of both I suppose. I love to scrap about the simple everyday things that we tend to forget as the years go by. They are usually stories about what my 5 Grand Children get up to and I must admit it is fun to look at my albums with them and have a laugh!
Do you have a distinct style or go where your creativity takes you? I wished I did have a distinct style.....life might be easier! I just go with what pops into my head and go from there. I do prefer to do bright and colourful pages.
If you could ask any scrapbooking personality to a crop day at your house who would it be and why? I think Lizzy Hill.....just love her sense of humour! I am in awe of her ability to scrap any style with ease. She has a knack of knowing just where to put what and I would love to see her in action! I just love her work.
Deb - Australia
What time of the day do you prefer to work? and why? I almost always scrap during the day, particularly in the morning and very rarely do I scrap into the night. Mostly I like to finish my project once I start (well that is always the plan) and as I'm an early riser and definitely not a night owl, I find scrapping at night doesn't work for me.
Do you work in long sessions or snatches of time? I normally choose to scrap on days when I don't have much else planned so that I can sit and create for a couple of hours at a time. Because I use paint, mists etc on the background quite a bit, the drying time is what stretches out the time I take to do a page as I normally let it dry in it's own time. Mostly once the wet bits are dry, I do the majority of a layout in one sitting but do leave it on the desk to add maybe some little extras later if I think it needs it.
What do you regard as your scrapbooking strength? Scrapbooking strength ... hmmmm ... I think I have gained, over the years, the strength to be happy with the not-so-perfect page and the thing that helped me get to that stage quite a few years back now, was taking the step to "doodle" on my layouts. Until this time, I totally disliked even the small amount of hand journaling I did on my pages and the thought of doodling on the page – well that thought didn't really enter my mind. What if I messed it up! Now-a-days, I rarely re-do a layout or start again. A lot of the pages that I am most happiest with are the ones that haven't gone to plan and I've created something from the "mistake" if I can call it that.
Do you have a distinct style or tend to go where your creativity takes you? I think I have found what I am most happiest with but always find it hard to describe. I love "shabby" very much and I feel most of my pages end up that way. I like getting messy mostly and just adding little bits that, to someone else, might not really fit but to me it is just what the page needs.
Di - Australia
Di - Australia
Do you have a favourite manufacturer? papers / cardstock: Fabscraps, Graphic 45, Prima and Basic Grey. Quite often I choose to use the reverse side of these papers, because often they have very interesting designs/patterns. Stamps; Darkroom Door and Chocolate Baroque Ranger / Tim Holtz products (especially inks, stains and sprays)
Do you have a must use tool you can't get by without? Most used tool that I now couldn't do without is my Sizzix Big Shot (with the longer plates).
Do you work in long sessions or snatches of time? I prefer to scrapbook /craft in longer sessions, especially if things are going according to plan. If no one else is at home during the day I'll craft then, otherwise I'll do it a bit later in the evening. However, this varies depending on what I'm doing and if it needs drying time.
What do you regard as your scrapbooking strength? I feel that my strength is the ability to step outside the box, look for ways to incorporate different products and being willing to explore through experimentation and play. At the moment. I am exploring more mixed media creations, zentangle designs and canvases.
Kylie - Australia
Kylie - Australia
Which trends (past or present) have you particularly liked or loathed? I don't know whether I loath any trend, but I think its a shame when the prettiness of the page, and dumping of tonnes of embellies takes control over the storytelling of the page. I think every page and every photo has its own story and I like to record this story. Not just by writing a few notes on the back of the layout. I loved it when paint and particularly spraying came in. It opened a whole new world to me.
What time of the day do you prefer to work? and why? I do my best work at night or on weekends. Depending on the weather, if I can start scrapping at 11am on a Saturday and go into the afternoon I would probably turn out my best work. That said, I have been able to turn out pages at night from 7pm onwards, but rarely on week days because my full time job leaves me too tired and because I sit in front of a computer all day at work, I don't want to when I get home!
What do you regard as your scrapbooking strength? Colours, placement, and storytelling. It took me ages to train myself on the first two. Some time, I'll tell you how I did that. I always like to be a bit different too, so I am always looking outside the square. I am also lucky to have had training on graphics applications about 15 years ago, which I still draw on today.
What got you started on your memory keeping journey? This is a good question. I think a combination of personal tragedy and epic realisation got me started. When I realised that I was probably never going to get married and have kids and have no one to pass onto who I was and what I was like, and what I was all about, then I took to scrapbooking like a duck to water.
Welcome to all our new ARTastic teamies - we are going to have an awesome year.
You still have time to get your layouts in for January. We would love to see our gallery overflowing with your creations. We also have some awesome prizes to give away and one of them could very easily be winging it's way to you. You have until 11.55pm January 31 to get those entries in.


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Liberty News
Marriage expert, author Gary Chapman to speak Wednesday
Gary Chapman speaks at Liberty University's convocation in November 2008.
Marriage and family life expert Dr. Gary Chapman will be speaking at Liberty University's convocation on Wednesday, March 23.
Chapman, senior associate pastor of Calvary Baptist Church in Winston-Salem, N.C., hosts marriage seminars across the United States and around the world. His book, "The Five Love Languages," has sold more than 5 million copies and his popular radio program, "A Love Language Minute," is heard on more than 100 radio stations across the U.S.
Chapman has also written 27 additional books and published five video series.
Chapman holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in anthropology with a minor in Bible from Wheaton College and a Master of Arts degree in anthropology from Wake Forest University, as well as a Ph.D. in adult education and an M.R.E. in education administration from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary.


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SAN DIEGO, Sept. 2, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Halozyme Therapeutics, Inc. (NASDAQ: HALO) announced today that the European Commission has granted Roche European Union (EU) marketing authorization for the use of a time-saving subcutaneous (SC) formulation of Herceptin® (trastuzumab) for the treatment of HER2-positive breast cancer. This formulation utilizes Halozyme's recombinant human hyaluronidase (rHuPH20) and is administered in two to five minutes, rather than 30 to 90 minutes with the standard intravenous form.
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"This approval is great news for the more than 80,000 patients who receive treatment with Herceptin each year in the EU," stated Gregory I. Frost, Ph.D., President and Chief Executive Officer of Halozyme. "The reduced administration time and enhanced convenience may enable patients in the EU to spend less time in the hospital while also increasing efficiency for physicians and other health care providers. We're excited that patients will soon benefit from this application of Halozyme's technology."
The European Commission's approval was based on data from the HannaH study which showed that the subcutaneous formulation of Herceptin was associated with comparable efficacy (pathological complete response, pCR) to Herceptin administered intravenously in women with HER2-positive early breast cancer and resulted in non-inferior trastuzumab plasma levels.1 Overall, the safety profile in both arms of the HannaH study was consistent with that expected from standard treatment with Herceptin and chemotherapy in this setting. No new safety signals were identified.
About Breast CancerBreast cancer is the most common cancer among women worldwide.2 Each year, about 1.4 million new cases of breast cancer are diagnosed worldwide, and over 450,000 women will die of the disease annually.2 In HER2-positive breast cancer, increased quantities of the human epidermal growth factor receptor 2 (HER2) are present on the surface of the tumor cells. This is known as "HER2 positivity" and affects approximately 15% to 20% of women with breast cancer.3 HER2-positive cancer is a particularly aggressive form of breast cancer.4
Halozyme-Roche CollaborationIn December 2006, Halozyme entered into an agreement with Roche to apply Halozyme's proprietary Enhanze™ technology to Roche's biological therapeutic compounds. To date, Roche has elected to develop and commercialize products using rHuPH20 with a total of five exclusive targets, and Roche retains the option to apply rHuPH20 to three additional targets through the payment of annual license maintenance fees. In February 2011, Roche began a Phase 3 registration trial of subcutaneous (SC) MabThera (rituximab), an anticancer biologic, in patients with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma (NHL) and chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) and submitted a line extension application to the European Medicines Agency for MabThera SC in December 2012. Subject to the successful achievement of clinical, regulatory, and sales events, Roche will pay Halozyme additional milestones as well as royalties on product sales for Herceptin SC, MabThera SC and other product candidates developed and commercialized under the agreement.
About HalozymeHalozyme Therapeutics is a biopharmaceutical company dedicated to developing and commercializing innovative products that advance patient care. With a diversified portfolio of enzymes that target the extracellular matrix, the company's research focuses primarily on a family of human enzymes, known as hyaluronidases, which increase the absorption and dispersion of biologics, drugs and fluids. Halozyme's pipeline addresses therapeutic areas, including diabetes, oncology and dermatology that have significant unmet medical need. The company markets Hylenex® recombinant (hyaluronidase human injection) and has partnerships with Roche, Pfizer, Baxter, ViroPharma and Intrexon. Halozyme is headquartered in San Diego, CA. For more information on how we are innovating, please visit our corporate website at www.halozyme.com.
Safe Harbor StatementThis release includes forward-looking statements such as the potential benefits of Herceptin SC to patients, physicians and the healthcare system, and the possible receipt by Halozyme of future milestones and royalties under the Roche/Halozyme collaboration agreement. The statements are based on assumptions about many important factors, including the following, which could cause actual results to differ materially from those in the forward-looking statements: the satisfaction of regulatory and other requirements; actions of regulatory bodies and other governmental authorities; unexpected adverse events; changes in laws and regulations; competitive conditions; and other risks identified in Halozyme's Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on August 7, 2013. Halozyme does not undertake to update its forward-looking statements.
1Gustavo Ismael, et al. Subcutaneous versus intravenous administration of (neo)adjuvant trastuzumab in patients with HER2-positive, clinical stage I–III breast cancer (HannaH study): a phase 3, open-label, multicentre, randomised trial. Lancet Oncology, 2012 Sep;13(9):869-78.2Ferlay J, Shin HR, Bray F, Forman D, Mathers C and Parkin DM GLOBOCAN 2008, Cancer Incidence and Mortality Worldwide: IARC Cancer Base No. 10 [Internet]. Lyon, France: International Agency for Research on Cancer; 2010. Available from: http://globocan.iarc.fr.3 Wolff A.C. et al. American Society of Clinical Oncology/ College of American Pathologists Guideline Recommendations for Human Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor 2 Testing in Breast Cancer. Arch Pathol Lab Med—Vol 131, January 2007.4Slamon D et al. Adjuvant Trastuzumab in HER2-Positive Breast Cancer. N Engl J Med 2011; 365:1273-83.
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Despite Miley Cyrus' use of it even receiving the endorsement of her dad, the inventor of the foam finger isn't exactly thrilled at what Cyrus did with his product at this weekend's VMAs. Iowa native Steve Chmelar invented the oversized novelty in 1971, and was tracked down by FoxSports this week—because, presumably, the network had to fill space on its site, and like so many of us, wanted to find a way to talk about Miley Cyrus without actually talking about it. And Chmelar—who says he's a much bigger Julie Andrews fan than a Miley Cyrus fan, by the way—claimed that the former Hannah Montana star "took an honorable icon that is seen in sporting venues everywhere and degraded it," ignoring the hundreds of thousands of photos that have been taken in the past 40 years of people putting his creation up their noses, down their pants, or on other peoples' crotches.
Fortunately, Chmelar says he's sure that, despite this horrific event, the sanctity of the foam finger shall remain intact. He told FoxSports that "the foam finger has been around long enough that it will survive this incident"—or, at least, as long as polyurethane lasts, anyway.


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By NBC Bay Area
A man known as the "Pillowcase Rapist" who terrorized much of California in the 1970s and 1980s was ordered Friday to be released to a location in the unincorporated Palmdale area.
The court order, which will be the subject of an upcoming public hearing, comes months after residents of Lake Los Angeles campaigned to keep Christopher Hubbart out of the nearby area.
Hubbart, 62, has admitted to raping 38 women in California between 1971 and 1982 — about two dozen of which occurred in LA County. He was released to the Bay Area in 1979, where he raped 15 more women. He has been held in mental institutions since his release.
The ruling came down today in Santa Clara Superior Court. Hubbart will have around-the-clock security after his release.
The plan drew a quick response from authorities in Southern California.
"I will continue to oppose Hubbart's release," Los Angeles County District Attorney Jackie Lacey said. "My top priority is to protect our community.
"If Hubbart is housed in Los Angeles County, my office will work with law enforcement to make sure that he is closely monitored at all times and that all terms and conditions of his release are strictly enforced."
The location is the second proposed for Hubbart. In November, the owner of a Lake Los Angeles residence withdrew his property from consideration after protest from neighbors.
A public hearing is scheduled for May 21 in San Jose regarding the new proposal.


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Paul Schroeder, Aira Director of Public Policy & Strategic Alliances, discusses how emerging technologies are shaping the landscape of employment for people with vision loss, and other disabilities.
In recent years Facebook has become a tool for professional networking and on-the-job workplace productivity through its enterprise collaboration software, Workplace. In this webinar, Director of Accessibility Jeff Wieland and Director of Policy Monica Desai discuss why and how Facebook has made accessibility a priority.
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Donald Revell: On "Syringa"
"Syringa" sends an Orpheus entirely its own into "the nature of things to seen only once, / As they happen along, bumping into other things." This Orpheus proves most adaptable, shifting and changing his songs to extol and then to exhaust many measures of art, nature, love, and time. And in the end, he is not torn apart; rather, he is simply used up, burned out like a star, and the poem continues to its finish without its Orpheus and yet with something of the beauty of his example, his fatal trajectory. Orpheus "is no longer ? Material for a poem," and so the poem finds other material. The reckless economy of poetry teaches that "stellification / Is for the few," that out of many figures, only a handful resonate with enough life in enough time to set us the kind of example, that is, an exemplary self, in search of which we originally resort to the writing and reading of poems. In order to find these, the imagination tries and squanders a great deal, living carelessly off its only capital: the real and real time. Th compact measures of bad poetry are niggardly; they refuse to waste words and try to pass off such parsimony as a virtue. Ashbery has taught me that I must waste words, lots of them, trying them against and upon one another, allowing them and their syntaxes to fall apart sometimes in order to find, not the true ones, but the ones that seem true at the time, the ones whose example I am willing to follow to their ultimately silent ends. The wasting and the falling apart are the circumstances, the medium of poetry.
From Donald Revell, "Purists Will Object: Some Meditations On Influence," in Susan M. Schultz, ed. The Tribe of John: Ashbery and Contemporary Poetry (Tuscaloosa: U Alabama P, 1995), 97-98.
James McCorkle: On "Syringa"
Poets and critics share in the necessity of INVENTION . Ashbery's artes poeticae [Latin: "poetics" in the sense of a poet's concept of how poems are made] are EMBLEMS of invention and reinvention of the poet and poetry. In "Syringa," Ashbery explicitly invokes the myth of Orpheus, particularly the aspect focusing on renewal or re-membering after fragmentation or dismemberment. The poem's title points to still another emblem of poetry, the reed, or what Syrinx was transformed into so as to escape being raped by Pan. The narrative of Syrinx is displaced by the story of Orpheus – her story is alluded to only at the end of the poem. Ashbery, thus, suggests there are two modes of poetry. On the one hand there is the Orphic whose
music passes, emblematic
Of life and how you cannot isolate a note of it
And say it is good or bad.
You must
Wait till it's over.
Ashbery, however, regards Orpheus with some approbation, depicting him as a comic-book figure in the opening lines and questioning the culture that allows the elitism and self-serving endeavors of the artist who acknowledges that "Stellification / Is for the few." On the other hand, there is the music of Syrinx, of whom only a name remains – the signature of both the poet and her new fragmented and dispersed poems that leave only these "hidden syllables" of her name. Or does Syrinx represent the demand that art transcend its artifice, to move from something loved to life itself? To invoke that utter tyransformation, as Syrinx did before Pan could seize her,
Is to become the tossing reeds of that slow,
Powerful stream, the trailing grasses
Playfully tugged at, but to participate in the action
No more than this.
Though these grasses appear now as passive elements in nature, as David Bromwich notes, they are all that is left of an apocalyptic encounter. Ashbery locates a pastoral idyll on each side of the catastrophe. Syrinx, but for her name, has disappeared. … This moment of transformation is what the poet must write toward. Disappearing with the rise of the Apollonian mind and Orphic natural histories, Syrinx's music represents the juncture of the sacred, violent metamorphosis, and of violence forestalled by invocation.
From James McCorkle, "John Ashbery's Artes Poeticae of Self and Text" (Chapter 2) in The Still Performance: Writing, Self and Interconnection in Five Postmodern American Poets(Charlottesville: U Virginia P, 1989), 81-82.
Lawrence Kramer: On "Syringa"
Singing accurately
So that the notes mount straight up out of the well of
Dim noon and rival the tiny, sparkling yellow flowers
Growing around the brink of the quarry, encapsulizes
The different weights of the things . ..
The poem's title authorizes us to surmise that the "sparking yellow flowers" are syringa, which is a form of saxifrage. As its name suggests, saxifrage is a flower that breaks rocks, which it does here at the brink of the quarry. But Orpheus's lament breaks rocks, too; and the connection invests the lament with a sense of fecundity. The flower breaks rocks with its beauty, affirming life on a desolate terrain, which is the traditional burden of elegiac song. When song rivals the flowers, it turns the "fissure" of quarry into a generative source, "the well of dim noon." The poem presses the point by another play on "syringa," which is derived from "syrinx," the Greek word for panpipe. True, the meditative voice may make this generous acknowledgment of the power of song only in order to get beyond it, to say that "it isn't enough / To just go on singing." But that voice says so, precisely, as it does go on singing, making a poem, "Syringa," that is named for the rock-breaking flower and prompted by loss.
From Lawrence Kramer, "'Syringa': John Ashbery and Elliott Carter" in David Lehman, ed. Beyond Amazement: New Essays on John Ashbery (Ithaca: Cornell U P, 1980), 262-263.


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Black Bears are definitely NOT for
everyone. Prior to even
thinking of buying a black
bear, it is very important
one should understand a
bears behavior and proper
needs. It is also
extremely important to do
very extensive research on
bears. It also
helps to speak with other
black bear owners. Visit
them at zoos.
Black Bears are expensive to keep, mostly due
to the pen, feed, activity and housing.
They require water flow. Putting a bear in a
small cage is cruel and will
only encourage bad behavior.
Please keep in mind, that owning a black
bear will change your life style.
This means no more vacations, less time for
other activities.
Also, please keep in mind, that they are
very strong animals as they grow.
This is going to require a very sturdy
enclosure and den for them.
Keep in mind, black bears still have wild instincts. Sometimes
their moods can change
in a split second. Some are
better than others.
The most
important thing to think
about first, is to see if
black bears are legal in
your state and
Many states are now banning large animals.
It is important
to check with your state for their
requirements. Ever since the
Zanesville Ohio tragedy many
states are are now banning
large exotic animals.
If you are considering a bear or any exotic without a
permit (if required)
most likely the animal will be taken and
killed and the owner will be fined. You will
need a vet, so if you have
an illegal exotic, no vet
will treat exotic animals.
If you have a bear and decide to
release it to the wild.
Chances are slim the bear will
survive. So give this a lot of
thought, research prior to
getting one.
There is much more to
be said about raising black
bears, as is, other exotic
animals. Please see Black Bear
Care sheets for more
Please keep in mind, exotic
animals CANNOT be raised
like dogs or cats.
They all require special
care, understanding and
special diets.
(please read further down
for a few of the exotic
animals and pets I own or
have owned.)
A few words from Sybil
My Mom and Dad adopted me April 27, 2001 at the age of 3 months.
Mom and Dad had to bottle feed me when I was a bear cub..
I was a bit cranky then. Being a real bear, I did not understand their
type of love. I now understand them more and love
Being raised in captivity is great. Unlike most other bears, we are
fed good food whenever we want.
have a black bear to play with, his name is Benny. We are two very happy
black bears. Benny and
I get along great. We
play all day and I now have
someone to sleep with at
night.. We both are very
happy together. Benny and I never have to worry about being shot by a bear hunter or being
caught in a bear trap or hunting for food like the other black bears in
the wild.Benny and I have our very own house with a loft and steps going to our
den. Of course a big yard to play in. We sure have a lot of fun together.
However, we are not easy to
raise, and use to get in a lot
of trouble when we were young.
Mommy and Daddy
does everything they can to take
the proper care needed. I
know it was not easy for them.
We do need a lot of special care
and a lot of understanding.
Please check out my
care sheet. It will give you a
little bit of an idea on what it is like raising black bears. Don't forget to
look at Benny and my
information page and
photo gallery.
Do raccoons make good pets? Yes, assuming the owner understands their
behavior, care and proper
As with all animals, I highly recommend doing a lot of research prior to owning a raccoon and checking with your
state and county/township/city to find out the legality of owning a raccoon.
If they are not raised properly, you will have a
mean raccoon. It is a MUST they get fixed, and you will need to find a
good vet that will treat them.
Raccoons can bite very hard, sometimes to the point where it would require
hospital treatment.
This don't happen often, but, usually if it does, it is usually due to the fact,
the owner lacks the proper understanding of handling and/or raising raccoons.
Mine have never bit
me, and never showed aggression.
My raccoons have a lot of activity and are never bored .(which is important and
Keeping a raccoon in a small cage is asking for trouble. It is best to have an
outdoor enclosure for a raccoon.
They don't have to stay there 24/7. but, since raccoons love water, it is best
to have somewhere for a raccoon to go where there is a water source. Also,
having a secure enclosure, the raccoon can be safe without worry of
any destruction done to your house.
When raccoons are raised properly, they are full of personality and will love
their owners attention. (personally, I find raccoons much more personable than
Again, a bored animal is a bad animal. So raccoons also need lots of activity.
Mine play with the dogs and foxes.
I currently have 3 raccoons. Check out their
information and photo gallery
and care
Have you ever thought of raising a fox? or
do you already have one. Foxes are very intelligent and yes, SLY animals.
I highly recommend doing research prior to owning a fox.
Foxes are NOT like dogs or cats, therefore, they need to raised
different than dogs and cats.
Foxes need special care as with most
other exotic animals.
Did you know that foxes will mark?
Their urine smells almost like a skunk.
Please do extensive research prior to buying any type of fox.
Please check out a
care sheet
for information on raising foxes.
Have questions, see my
The most important fact is to check with your state and county/twp/city to make
sure they are legal.
I currently have 3 foxes. (silver fox, marble fox and glazier fox)
All three are in the red fox family. I have
raised foxes for over 10 years
To see my foxes,
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UH Law School receives top honors for distinguished achievement in environmental law and policy
American Bar Association will present the award at the ABA's annual meeting in AugustUniversity of Hawaiʻi
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The ABA's Standing Committee on Environmental Law and Section of Environment, Energy, and Resources has announced that the Environmental Law Program (ELP) of the William S. Richardson School of Law, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa is the 2006 recipient of the American Bar Association Award for Distinguished Achievement in Environmental Law and Policy.
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"Since 1988, the ELP has provided leadership in development of sound environmental law and policy for Hawaiʻi through classroom and clinical education as well as through serious encouragement of and support to its student body. Its nationally and internationally recognized faculty have contributed tremendously to the thoughtful management and regulation of the natural resources that make Hawaiʻi unique.
"Among its broad range of accomplishments, the Community Outreach and Education component has improved access to justice, student service opportunities, and student grants to support scholarship and conference participation. Other programs and accomplishments have included environmental justice programs helping communities to effectively participate in legal processes; an environmental law web site offering access to all environmental laws, statutes, regulations and state and federal cases affecting Hawaiʻi; videos to help communities and individuals participate more effectively in government processes; a colloquium series hosting national and international scholars; a Student Paper Series and Student Scholarship Online Series providing a forum for student work to international audiences; and extensive career mentoring of students.
Law School Dean Avi Soifer commented: "We are extremely pleased that our marvelous Environmental Law Program is beginning to receive the recognition it deserves with this prestigious national award. The award results from the extraordinary leadership and dedication of Professor Casey Jarman, the founding director, and Associate Professor and current director Denise Antolini, who have together created a unique oasis in legal education that has broad appeal to faculty, students and alumni."
Associate Professor of Law Denise Antolini, Director of the ELP, will accept the award at the ABA annual meeting in Honolulu in the first week of August.
"Since its founding nearly twenty years ago, our Environmental Law Program has become a dynamic and diverse academic center at the Law School. We seek to serve Hawaiʻi's communities by training excellent new lawyers who will appreciate and protect our islands' unique environment, whether in the corporate world, or as legislators, public interest advocates or government attorneys," Antolini said.
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Festival of Art, Entertainment, Animation and Manga
The Japan Media Arts Festival is a comprehensive festival of Media Arts (Media Geijutsu) that honors outstanding works from a diverse range of media – from animation and comics to media art and games. The festival gives awards in each of its four divisions; Art, Entertainment, Animation, and Manga. It also provides a platform for appreciation of the award-winning and other notable works. Since its inception in 1997, the festival has recognized significant works of high artistry and creativity and in addition to a yearly Exhibition of Award-winning Works has held other events, such as symposiums, screenings, and showcases.
As time passes and new forms of expression are born in different genres, the Japan Media Arts Festival continues its evolution as an established annual international festival.
And we begin the 17th Festival with our call for entries. Entries are sought from professional, amateur, independent and commercial creators from across the globe.
Entry Period Thursday, July 11 – Thursday, September 12, 2013
Works completed or released between September 21, 2012 and September 12, 2013 are eligible for entry in the four divisions: Art, Entertainment, Animation and Manga.
Through a rigorous judging process by a 5-member jury for each division, award-winning works will then be selected based on their artistic quality and creativity.
In early December, we will announce the winners of Grand Prizes, Excellence Awards, New Face Awards and Special Achievement Awards, as well as other Jury Selections. Award-winners will receive prizes from the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology.
The Exhibition of Award-winning Works, in which these will be presented, will be held from February 5 to 16, 2014, at the National Art Center, Tokyo (our main venue) and other locations.
The year's leading examples of fascinating Media Arts will be seen!
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Lymph nodes are small glands found in groups throughout the body. These groups of nodes make up the lymph system, which helps the body to fight infections. If a biopsy of the sentinel node is positive for signs of infection or disease, there is a greater chance that the infection or disease has spread throughout the lymph system and bloodstream to other parts of the body.
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The atria on the first floor of the Ransom Center are surrounded by windows featuring etched reproductions of images from the collections. The windows offer visitors a hint of the cultural treasures to be discovered inside. From the Outside In is a series that highlights some of these images and their creators.
One of the most renowned items in the Ransom Center's collections is the first photograph, which has been reproduced on the Center's south atrium window. A French inventor named Joseph Nicéphore Niépce took this first photograph from the window of his studio in France in the early 1820s, and due to a fortunate series of events, the photograph is part of the Ransom Center's collections.
Niépce was born in 1765 at the beginning of the Industrial Revolution, when great innovations were taking place around Europe. One of these innovations was the art of lithography, a form of printing that involves using chemicals on a flat, smooth surface to transfer images. Niépce became entranced by the lithographic process and began toying with its potential. A poor draftsman, he depended on his artistically inclined son Isidore to create illustrations for his lithographic pursuits. Isidore, however, was drafted into Napoleon's army, leaving Niépce unable to create lithographs. Intent on finding a way to create images without having to draw them, Niépce turned to the camera obscura, a device developed in the Renaissance in which an image could be projected through a small hole into a darkened box or room. Inside this darkened space an image would be cast as a realistic, albeit upside down, projection. Niépce thought to capture this image using a light-sensitive material so that the light itself would "etch" the picture for him. In 1826, through a process of trial and error, he finally came upon the combination of bitumen of Judea (a form of asphalt) spread over a pewter plate. When he let this petroleum-based substance sit in a camera obscura for eight hours without interruption, the light gradually hardened the bitumen where it hit, thus creating a rudimentary photo. He "developed" this picture by washing away the unhardened bitumen with lavender water, revealing an image of the rooftops and trees visible from his studio window. Niépce had successfully made the world's first photograph.
Excited with his new method of capturing images from life, Niépce hurried to present his invention of heliography, or "light writing," to the Royal Society of London. Yet, the invention's potential was not recognized, and he was turned away. Niépce was undeterred, and he joined with Louis Daguerre to continue refining his heliographic process. Although Niépce passed away before photography became an everyday staple, Daguerre kept experimenting and created the daguerreotype in 1839, which introduced the concept of photography to the wider world.
This important image came to the Ransom Center in 1963 from the photo historian Helmut Gernsheim. The First Photograph had gone missing after 1905. Gernsheim tracked it down in 1952 in the possession of the descendants of the previous owner, who found it in storage, sitting unknown in a crate all that time. A decade after this discovery, Gernsheim generously donated the one-of-a-kind object to the Center after its purchase of his photography collection. For more information on the First Photograph and its history, visit the First Photograph web exhibition.
The Gernsheim collection features many other prominent photographs, covering the history of photography through the 1960s. The Ransom Center also houses the Magnum Photos archive of nearly 200,000 photographs from the 1950s to the present, and other prominent works, making the Center a fruitful place for research.
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- Vegetarian
Nutrition: per serving (12 slices)
- kcal414
- fat32g
- saturates18g
- carbs24g
- sugars3g
- fibre2g
- protein9g
- salt0.23g
For the pastry
- 300g plain flour, plus extra for dusting
- 140g unsalted butter, cut into small pieces, plus extra for greasing
- 1 medium egg
- 4 tbsp iced water
For the filling
- 85g unsalted butter
- 800g leek, sliced lengthways then into 2½ cm/1in pieces
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Pulse the flour and butter in a food processor until you have fine crumbs. Add the egg yolk and water, and bring together into a ball. Do not knead. Roll the pastry in cling film and chill for at least 1 hr.
Meanwhile, heat the butter in a pan, then add the leeks. Cook over a low heat for 20-25 mins until soft, stirring often. Season to taste. Stir in the flour, cook for 3-4 mins, stirring, then stir in the milk and cream. Once smooth, simmer for 15 mins to cook out the flour. Season well, then cool. If making ahead, cover the surface with cling film and chill for up to 2 days. Stir the eggs and egg yolks into the mix, along with the grated cheese and the mustard.
Heat oven to 190C/170C fan/gas 5. Roll out the pastry on a floured surface to about 5mm/¼in thick, and gently lay it over a 23cm loose-bottomed tart tin. Using a small ball of pastry to help, gently press the pastry into the sides of the tin. Trim, leaving a slight overhang. Line the pastry with baking paper, fill with baking beans, then bake for 15 mins. Remove the beans and paper, and bake for 10 mins more or until golden and biscuity. Cool on a wire rack. Turn oven down to 180C/160C fan/gas 4.
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I talked about sharing and collaboration. My friend and colleague Randy Seaver posted an excellent article on this same topic.
Challenges of a Shared Ancestry Member Tree
He does an excellent job of presenting the issues that we share, and Dear MYRTLE did a Hangout On Air, where we discussed this.
As a follow up, I wanted to show why I have chosen to collaborate with Randy using the Comments.
I received this email from Ancestry.com that advised me that Randy had posted a Comment.
I have visited the comment and have replied to Randy in the comment, thanking him for what he found, so that I can follow up with the source that he found.
The reason why I have chosen this way to collaborate is that I receive that notification as soon as Randy posts it. It's in the AMT for me to follow up on, and I can do that and maintain the file to meet my standards. For example, many people struggle with the use of the Template feature in FTM2014. I have learned it and use it all of the time. I can take the time to do the research and update as appropriate, citations and all.
It's those other set of eyes that really help. Randy has already pointed out a data entry problem that I had and was able to correct it.
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Rush Limbaugh might have gone after Sandra Fluke the hardest last week, but actress Patricia Heaton, a vocal conservative, took to Twitter to pile on too. After facing some serious backlash—and even deleting her Twitter account for a short time—Heaton has now come out with an apology.
There were several offending tweets, which have since been deleted, but the most choice of the bunch asked her followers, whom she calls Tweatons, to help Fluke, a Georgetown student, out with her birth control needs:
If every Tweaton sent Georgetown Gal one condom, her parents wouldn't have to cancel basic cable, & she would never reproduce — sound good?
Oh, yeah, that sounds really great. Thanks for the suggestion, Patricia! Not surprisingly, she got slammed from many corners of the internet. She originally complained that people couldn't take a joke, but then she said later,
Mea culpa Sandra! Wasn't being respectful 2 u re my tweets as I hope people wd b w/me. Don't like you being dissed—so sorry.
She also clarified that she still didn't agree with Fluke's views, but she realized she "was not showing Christ's love." Then she abruptly suspended her account. But now she's back, offering up yet another apology to her followers:
I apologized to Ms Fluke last week. I may not agree with her views but I didn't treat her with respect and I'm sorry. I was wrong. Mea Culpa.
Huh, maybe after being showered in Twitter hatred she's beginning to understand it doesn't feel so good when thousands of people say vicious and cruel things about you...
Patricia Heaton apologizes for tweets taking Rush Limbaugh's side [LA Times]


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Two branches of the U.S. military are locked in a property battle worthy of Google and Apple.
Military combat uniforms have two purposes: to camouflage soldiers, and to hold together in rugged conditions. It stands to reason that there's only one "best" pattern, and one best stitching and manufacture. It should follow that when such a uniform is developed, the entire military should transition to it.
In 2002, the Marine Corps adopted a digital camouflage pattern called MARPAT. Rigorous field-testing proved that it was more effective than the splotched woodland pattern in use at the time, and the Combat Utility Uniform (of which it was a part) was a striking change for such a conservative institution.
Not to be outdone, the Army drew up digital plans of its own, and in 2005 issued a redesigned combat uniform in a "universal camouflage pattern" (UCP). Three years after the Marines made the change, four years after the invasion of Afghanistan, and two years after the invasion of Iraq, you might think the Army would have been loaded with data on how best to camouflage soldiers in known combat zones. You would be wrong.
In fact, not only did the Army dismiss the requirements of the operating environments, but it also literally chose the poorest performing pattern of its field tests. The "universal" in UCP refers to jungle, desert, and urban environments. In designing a uniform for wear in every environment, it designed a uniform that was effective in none.
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I've got some problems on a SPI communication between a 33FJ128GP802 (master) and a µ-gyro ADIS16100 (slave) and a 30F2010 (slave) . Here is the configuration parameters :
Master 33FJ128GP802 : SPI config block
Clock 625000Hz
Starting : Enable
SDO Enable
Data length 16bits
Sample phase : End of bit
Clock Active State : High
Output change on transition : Active to Idle
I use the SPI I/O Interrupt driven block with the mode 'read once - interrupt re-enable after block execution'. I try to send 2 trames to the gyro and 3 trames to the 30F2010. I expect to receive 5 trames too. I've also configured the the chip select of each slave in the block.
Slave 30F2010 SPI config block
Clock : 625000Hz
Starting : Enable
SDO Enable
Data length: 16 bits
Slave Select PIN enable (slave mode)
Sample phase : End of bit
Clock active state : high
Output change on transition : Active to Idle
Here is the configuration of the SPI I/O Interrupt driven of the 30F2010: mode : continuous run - Interrupt always enable. If I change the mode to 'read once - interrupt re-enable after block execution' the dspic does not boot after programmation. I don't have selected a chip enable because it's already configured previously on the SPI Config block.
My problem is that with this configuration the 30F2010 always send some datas on his SDO even when his chip select is at an high level. So that, it makes a conflict with SDO of the µgyro.
I've also noticed that the trames of the SDO are not in the good order.
SPI on dsPic30F2010
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I think I iderstood what was my real problem. It's that my 30F2010 doesn't boot if I change the mode to 'read once - interrupt-enable after block execution'. Sometimes it boots and it works well but mostly it doesn't boot....any ideas for this bug? Does it happen to anyone? thanks to reply!!
Re: SPI on dsPic30F2010
I know the origins of the problem!! At the boot of the unit, after 5-6 seconds, the bit SPI1STAT.SPIROV is set because of the overflow in the SPI1BUF that makes the dsPic crash. To avoid the crash, I just have to put the SPI1STATbits.SPIROV=0 at the beginning of the SPI Interrupt function. But during 700ms every 6 seconds, I have no data on the SPI network...How can I fix this problem ??
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Farmingdale State - 9, Stockton - 8 F/OT
Farmingdale, N.Y. - Freshman midfielder Daniel Desimone (Plainview, N.Y.) scored the game-winning goal with 0.9 seconds remaining in overtime leading Farmingdale State to a 9-8 victory over Stockton on senior day.
Tied 4-4 with 3:26 remaining in the first period, sophomore midfielder Damian Romanelli (Lindenhurst, N.Y.) scored to give the Rams (8-5, 4-2) a 5-4 lead. Only six seconds later, junior attack Philip Schaefer (Holbrook, N.Y.) scored off the pass from Tom Rotanz (Wading River, N.Y.) to extend the advantage to 6-4. Senior midfielder Andrew Incanalupo (Shirley, N.Y.) tallied an unassisted goal to put Farmingdale State ahead by three at the end of the first period.
Stockton (12-5, 3-3) scored all three goals in the second period to send the game into halftime tied 7-7.
Schaefer recorded his third goal of the game with 12:05 left in the third to put the Rams back ahead, 8-7.
Stockton freshman defender Lance Pecina (Clark, N.J.) scored an unassisted goal to tie the game at 8-8 with 11:15 remaining. Neither team would score the remainder of the fourth period.
With 1:06 remaining in overtime, Farmingdale State freshman goalkeeper Nicholas Fasano (Franklin Square, N.Y.) stopped a shot by Vinny Gencarelli (Morris Hills, N.J.) to gain possession for the Rams. After a shot wide with 17 seconds left on the clock, Desimone scored the game-winning goal with only 0.9 seconds remaining in overtime.
Schaefer scored a game-high three goals, while Rotanz had a goal and two assists. Junior midfielder Donovan Devaney (East Northport, N.Y.) was 14-for-20 on face-offs and picked up a game-high eight ground balls. Fasano stopped eight shots and allowed only one goal in 34 minutes of action.
Seniors Al Rocco (Elmont, N.Y.), Vincent Aniano (Oceanside, N.Y.) and Incantalupo were each honored for senior day.
The Ospreys were led by Gencarelli who tallied three goals and junior attack Nick Bologno (Voorhees, N.J.) who had a game-high five points on two goals and three assists.
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This month we recognize Carl R. Peed, a long-time supporter of the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund and the National Law Enforcement Museum. Even before the Museum capital campaign began, Carl supported our work and contributed efforts to honoring law enforcement. Through Carl's leadership and vision, he helps identify individuals and companies that the Memorial Fund staff can contact to help raise awareness and funds for our mission.
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Prior to COPS, he served as the Director of Juvenile Justice for the Commonwealth of Virginia, a statewide agency, where he was responsible for developing policy and providing administrative oversight for 38 regional offices and more than 110 local and state facilities.
Previously, he served as the Sheriff of Fairfax County (VA) for 10 years. He was elected to office three times beginning in 1990. As Sheriff he developed professional policies that received national and international recognition. He also introduced new technologies to the criminal justice system.
Carl Peed is a family man and a resident of Oak Hill, Virginia. He has a Certificate of Criminal Justice Administration from the University of Virginia and is a graduate of the FBI National Academy, the National Institute of Corrections, and the National Sheriffs Institute. We are honored to have him as part of the Memorial Fund team.
If you would like to contribute to the Memorial Fund's efforts in your own way, please contact John Shanks at 202.737.8529 or firstname.lastname@example.com.