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Family lured Jerrianne and her husband to South Milwaukee in 2002 from Southern California where she worked as, first, a journalist, then, as a court information officer. She now stays busy with media-relations consulting, playing with her three grandchildren (part of the lure), writing, discovering her new environs, and hoping her garden will produce before the first fall frost.
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Is the only law that's going to call Wisconsin's riches resident on his malfeasances Milwaukee Magazine's "Murphy's Law"?
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If you don't already subscribe to South Milwaukee City Clerk Jim Shelenske's SM eVents newsletter you might want to. Shelenske has been publishing this newsletter about all things South Milwaukee for the past couple of years. He'll deliver it right to your email inbox as a pdf attachment. To subscribe, send Jim an email at email@example.com. He also maintains a website at www.southmilwaukee.org. Check it out!
What Wisconsin Elected, Part 2
Hot on the heels of the very generous corporate-friendly lawsuit-limitations legislation that flew through Wisconsin's now-Republican-controlled Legislature last month and was even more quickly signed by the new GOP governor, the state's new Republican triumvirate has enacted another law that gives tax breaks to companies that "create" jobs in Wisconsin. This law gives companies thousands of dollars in tax deductions for each job they create.
Aside from why avowed small-government/free-market advocates would get their pro-small government involved in private-enterprise matters such as this, I wondered what kinds of safe guards this law might contain that would prevent some enterprising company or companies from engaging in a grab-the-tax-breaks-and-run scheme. So, when I learned that this bill was whip-lashing through the Legislature, I contacted our new state senator, Chris Larson, to ask that he try to protect Wisconsin taxpayers who are going to get stuck with the bill for these tax breaks by inserting some taxpayer safe guards into the bill. Some of the conditions I had hoped the law would contain are:
What Wisconsin Elected, Part 1
People who are called conservatives these days say they want smaller government and for government to keep its nose out of people's lives.
Yet, one of the first laws the newly elected "small government" Republican triumvirate of both houses of the Legislature and the governor enacted is a huge poke of the government's nose into Wisconsinites' lives. This law restricts individuals' rights to sue, and limits the amount of damages juries can award people who have been harmed. The law not only raises the bar on lawsuit eligibility, it caps punitive damages at $200,000 or double the amount of compensatory damages, whichever is greater, and keeps noneconomic damages in medical malpractice cases involving nursing homes from exceeding $750,000. It further prohibits nursing home-abuse reports to be used as evidence in civil and in criminal cases!
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E. W. Luther 4th grader's Invention Convention invention: Cover Clamps. (Sleep Tight, No Cover Fights) Good job, kid, and all of Mrs. Kloc's students who invented great inventions.
Misperceived Coverage
Most news reports of Saturday's rally in Madison put the number of Gov. Walker's anti-labor bill protesters at several times (one said possibly as much as 10 times) greater than tea party/Walker supporters.
Some people I know who attended the rally that day said they saw few Walker supporters compared to pro-union demonstrators. Milwaukee public radio said a small group of anti-demonstrator demonstrators (translation: pro-Walkerites) chanting slogans was surrounded by a large circle of pro-union demonstators that was 10 people deep.
But you would never have known that from Milwaukee's Sunday newspaper coverage. Anyone looking at our local paper would have been led to believe that it was pretty much of a draw, a stand off between evenly matched sides.
In fact, the inch-tall banner headline on Page 1 called it just that: "STANDOFF ON SQUARE." Two photographs of equal size were lined up side-by-side beneath that headline. One shows Walker supporters, the other union supporters. At first glance, the crowds look to be about the same size. But they weren't. The pro-Walker photo is a closer shot than the pro-union picture, so the people appear larger and more individual, and so the group might look larger than it really is. Also signs obscure the back edge of the group, so it isn't possible to see how far back it goes.
The Page 1 story continues on Page 20 where a large photograph at the top depicts a line of police officers facing a group of Walker supporters who hold professionally made signs. On the other side of the officers is a lone union supporter holding a handmade sign.
In a smaller photo beneath that picture is a woman standing alone with a handmade sign that says, "Silent Vigil for Workers' Rights."
In other words, the photos show what looks like many Walker supporters, but only two union supporters who are seen separately in different pictures.
That makes an impression, however subliminally, that Walker supporters outnumbered union supporters and that they were more well organized because of the quality of their signs. The rest of Page 20 is all text, except for a small street map of Madison's Capitol Square.
The page facing Page 20 is a full photo spread. No text, just pictures with captions. The two largest pictures and another smaller one, dominate the center of the page and are unmistakably of Walker supporters. Huge signs say, "Support Walker," "Thank you God for Scott" (their incorrect punctuation, not mine), "Vote for Freedom, sponsored by: Mayville T.E.A. Party" and "I Stand with Walker and Wynn" (whoever that is). The caption says a sign holder at the edge of the smaller photo is a union supporter, but the sign is partially obscured. Two small photos at the top and bottom of the page appear to be neutral, although a caption says one is of pro-union demonstrators. The only photo with easily and clearly identifiable union supporters is the smallest at the very bottom of the page.
Aside from a Page 1 subhead mentioning the "larger union crowd," little is said until the jump on Page 20 about crowd sizes or the lopsidedness of the huge pro-union crowd compared to the 1,000-to-4,000 tea party/Walkerite estimates in other news reports. In the second column near the bottom of Page 20 is a single sentence that says, "The number of protesters opposed to Walker's bill, however, outnumbered by far the groups representing tea party organizations and other groups backing the governor."
The Walker-supporters picture on Page 1 includes five readable pro-Walker signs--all but one professionally made--and a billowing American flag in the background. In the pro-union photo, one and part of another sign are visible, both handmade. No flags in sight. Again, subliminal impressions.
So were there no flags among the pro-union demonstrators? Well, there sure were when I was there on Friday, all over the place, large and small, and hard to miss by anyone taking pictures or not. And contrary to the dominance of handmade pro-union signs in the photos Milwaukee editors selected to publish in their paper, most of the union-supporter signs I saw on Friday were professionally made.
The Milwaukee paper did report that pro-union rallies had been going on at the capitol all week, so perhaps its editors thought the news was that the tea party had finally shown up. But after large crowds of tea partiers overflowing and disrupting town halls across the country during the 2009 summer of healthcare reform, and turning out in numbers large enough to determine many 2010 mid-term elections, it seems to me that the real news on Saturday was the pitifully weak tea party and Walker supporter turnout in Madison.
As a former newspaper journalist, I think the news media have a responsibility to the public to be truly objective and not misrepresent the reality of an event or go overboard in trying to "balance" something that isn't balanced at all.
What Wisconsin Elected, 3
Rachel Maddow ties Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker to disgraced defense contractor Wackenhut, caught in a disgusting scandal on the job in Kabul, Afghanistan, and his attempts to contract out courthouse security guard duty, and the waste of nearly $500,000 in taxpayer money in the process. Here's a link to Maddow's clip. (Sorry for the brief ad that proceeds it.)
What Wisconsin Elected, 4
I keep hearing that Wisconsin Gov. Walker's agenda with his "budget recovery" bill isn't about money, it's about power. That might be, but if this article, "The Kock Brothers' End Game in Wisconsin http://www.dailykos.com/story/2011/02/21/947947/-The-Koch-Brothers-End-Game-in-Wisconsin, is correct (despite the snarky rhetoric), Wisconsinites could have a whole lot more to worry about than public service workers losing bargaining rights and nonpublic-sector residents thinking public employees are getting a free ride.
It might be a good idea for everyone, not just Walker's political foes/critics/watchdogs, to keep an eye on Walker's moves to sell off state utilities, plants and other assets.
Could it be that this is what the real power play is all about, the supposedly "conservative" Gov. Scott Walker very liberally turning over Wisconsin's assets to someone who absolutely does not have us and our state's best interest in mind?
Here's the section of Walker's "budget repair" bill that would enable him to do that:
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16.896 Sale or contractual operation of state−owned heating, cooling, and power plants. (1) Notwithstanding ss. 13.48 (14) (am) and 16.705 (1), the
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Annual to subshrub
Leaves generally basal and cauline, alternate, generally simple; stipules 0
Inflorescence: generally raceme
Flower bisexual; sepals 4, free; petals (0)4, free, generally white or yellow, often clawed; stamens generally (2,4)6, generally 4 long, 2 short; ovary 1, superior, chambers generally 2, septum membranous, connecting 2 parietal placentas, style 1, stigma simple or 2-lobed
Fruit: generally capsule ("silique") with 2 deciduous valves, sometimes breaking transversely or indehiscent
Seeds 1many per chamber
Genera in family: 300+ genera, 3000+ species: worldwide, especially cool regions; some cultivated for food (especially Brassica, Raphanus ) and ornamental
Recent taxonomic note: Recently treated to include Capparaceae [Rodman et al. 1993 Ann Missouri Bot Gard 80:686699; Rollins 1993 Cruciferae of Continental North America. Stanford Univ Press]
Family description, key to genera by Robert A. Price.
ROCK CRESSBiennial, perennial herb; base woody or not; hairs 0 to dense, simple, forked, stellate, or multibranched; caudex branched or not
Stem branched or not, cylindric, leafy
Leaves: basal petioled, entire or dentate; cauline generally sessile, entire or dentate, base often lobed, often clasping stem
Inflorescence: bracts 0
Flower erect to reflexed; sepals erect; petals spoon-shaped to oblong and narrowed at base or narrowly obovate, white to deep purple, rarely straw-colored
Fruit erect to reflexed, linear, straight to curved, flat parallel to septum, rarely ± cylindric
Seeds ± many, generally 1 row per chamber, flat or plump, winged or not; embryonic root at edges of both cotyledons
Species in genus: ± 120 species: temp North America, Eurasia, Africa
Etymology: (Latin: of Arabia)
A. suffrutescens S. WatsonPerennial; base woody; caudex widely branched
Stems severalmany, simple, rarely branched above; hairs ± 0 or below, multibranched or stellate
Leaves: hairs 0 to dense; basal 14 cm, linear to ± spoon-shaped; cauline few, sessile, 13 cm, lanceolate, base lobed, clasping stem
Flower: petals 57 mm, spoon-shaped, rose to purplish
Fruit 36 mm wide, glabrous; tip acute; pedicel 410 mm, slender, glabrous; style < 1 mm or 0
Seed round; wing all around, wide
Ecology: Gravelly to rocky slopes, basalt, pumice, serpentine
Elevation: ± 1500 or 17002800 m.
Bioregional distribution: e Klamath Ranges, n High North Coast Ranges, Cascade Range, Sierra Nevada, n East of Sierra Nevada
Distribution outside California: to Oregon, Idaho
var. horizontalis (Greene) Rollins
Stem 13 dm, hairy below
Leaves: basal hairy
Fruit spreading to ± recurved, 23 cm
Ecology: Gravelly or stony slopes, serpentine, dry pumice
Elevation: ± 1500 m.
Bioregional distribution: n High North Coast Ranges (Grouse Mtn), n Cascade Range
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Sometimes a mathematical object can be so big that, however disorderly we make the object, areas of order are bound to emerge. Imre Leader looks at the colourful world of Ramsey Theory.
Bill Casselman writes about the intriguing amateur mathematician Henry Perigal, who took his elegant proof of Pythagoras' Theorem literally to his grave - by having it carved on his tombstone.
This pattern with kite-shaped tiles can be extended to cover any area, but however big we make it, the pattern never repeats itself. Alison Boyle investigates aperiodic tilings, which have had unexpected applications in describing new crystal structures.
The dangers of trading derivatives have been well-known ever since they were catapulted into the public eye by the spectacular losses of Nick Leeson and Barings Bank. John Dickson explains what derivatives are, and how they can be both risky, and used to reduce risk.
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Follow along with the Indy Cornrows staff tonight for tonight's NBA Draft! We will be breaking down all the picks, as they happen. Also, the latest rumors on draft night. This is going to be one crazy night, and I hope we are a part of yours!
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Gaming in the School Library
Justin Hoenke, Teen Librarian at Cape May County Library, guest posts at Library Garden with 5 Reasons why you should be gaming in your Library. If you're considering video game programs or circulating video game collections in your library, you will want to check out this article for Hoenke's reasons:
- Welcome to the 21st Century!
- Gaming builds community.
- You will see all sorts of new people in your library.
- You couldn't ask for an easier way to get teens interested in the library.
- The initial cost may be high, but the return investment is priceless.
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Now Justin is looking at a public library, but these reasons are just as important in School Libraries. If we are trying to transition libraries into learning commons, then it is imperative that we get to where the students are. Students are doing more with games than simply playing them.
This past April, to coincide with School Library month, I did a schoolwide read-a-thon. We are a small K-3 building and we (staff and students) read over 83K pages. The reward (the goal being 30K) is a Chocolate party. During each library class for the next cycle (6 days), students will have a chocolate party. Included in this chocolate party is moi dressed as a fairy. Not to mention wii and board games. I have heard a lot about gaming in the library and the utilization of games in education. Well, I am putting this to the test this week and a day. We shall see how it goes.
I have a plan. Thankfully, our Library System has Wiis to borrow as well as games. So I have 2 Wiis (8 controllers) and 4 wheels for Mario Cart. Each Wii will be a center and at the remaining tables will be board games. Each of these activities are all about collaboration and using the strengths of each other to complete a goal. Another goal is to have students who do not have this technology at home experience it – not to mention proper behavior during games (good sportsmanship and empathy).
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Joe Anderson has been on faculty in the Theatre Department at UWL since the fall of 1991. He received his MFA in Costume and Makeup Design from the University of Minnesota. Joe designs costumes and makeup for nearly all the theatre productions at UWL and SummerStage seasons. He also free-lance designs for professional theatre and dance companies in the region. His design work has brought him as far away as Cairo, Egypt where he designed for the American University in Cairo.
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BA University of Wisconsin-Superior
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Beth joined the UWL Theatre faculty in the fall of 2000. Beth teaches theatre appreciation, directing, and theatre studies, as well as directing productions for each UWL season and handling publicity for The Department of Theatre Arts. Beth has taught acting, directing, theatre history, dramatic literature, non-western theatre, women playwrights and other theatre subjects at Winona State University, University of Minnesota at Morris, and the University of Oregon in Eugene, and has directed numerous productions in the Twin Cities.
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SB 12 Center for the Arts
Elder, Associate Professor
Voice & Movement, Musical Theatre
MFA University of Oklahoma
BFA Carnegie Mellon University
352 Center for the Arts
Most recently having taught at Interlochen Center for the Arts and Juniata College, Walter joins the faculty this year at UW-La Crosse. Walter has worked in New York, around the country and abroad. He is a member of Actors' Equity Association, the Society of American Fight Directors, and Black Earth Collaborative Arts Company.
Hart, Assistant Professor
Scenic & Lighting Design
MA Ohio State University
BA University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
155 Center for the Arts
Mandy joined the Department of Theatre Arts in fall 2007 as an associate lecturer and scenic/lighting designer. Mandy most recently moved from New York City where she designed for the Puerto Rican Traveling Theatre and Three Graces Theatre Company. Prior to moving to New York, Mandy served in the Jesuit Volunteer Corps at St. Labre Indian School in Ashland, Montona where she taught reading to kindergartners and participated in the volunteer fire department. Mandy has designed scenery for Inspecting Carol and Cabaret and lights for Amazing Adventures of the Marvelous Monkey King.
Laurie Kincman, Assistant Professor
Stage Management & Arts Administration
MFA University of California, Irvine
BA Dartmouth College
356 Center for the Arts
Laurie teaches courses in Stage Management and Arts Administration at UWL. She has worked professionally in theatre, dance, and opera — selected credits include the Old Globe Theatre, Shakespeare Festival/LA, and for choreographers Donald McKayle and Jessica Ivanson. Laurie spent seven years with Malashock Dance & Company in San Diego CA, as a stage manager, Production Manager and subsequently also Managing Director. Most recently Laurie was the Production Manager and head of the stage management emphasis at the University of Arizona. She is a member of USITT, the Production Managers Forum, the Stage Managers Association, the Association for Arts Administration Educators and Actors Equity Association.
Leonard, Professor
Acting & Directing
MFA Minnesota State University
BA Hamline University
157 Center for the Arts
Mary is the director of the performance program in the Department of Theatre Arts at UWL and teaches a variety of acting classes. She has directed a wide array of shows at the university. Most recently she combined forces with the music department to create of the new Music Theatre emphasis within the major. Mary is also the creator and director of "Camp Creative," a creative arts summer camp for children at Viterbo University.
Megan Riley, Associate Lecturer
Scene Shop Supervisor
10 Center for the Arts
Academic Department Associate/Box Office Manager
BA University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
154 Center for the Arts
Krista Shulka is the Academic Department Associate and Box Office Manager for the Department of Theatre Arts. She has earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Social Work from the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse with a focus on HIV/AIDS. She is currently the coordinator of the UW-La Crosse Program Associate Professional Development (PAPD) program, a grassroots program dedicated to enhancing the value, impact, and competence of program associates on campus. In 2011, Krista won the YWCA Outstanding Woman of the Year Award for Arts Administration.
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Technical Director, Sound Designer
MFA University of Alabama
BS University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point
010 Center for the Arts
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Ron has been a member of the UWL Faculty since 1990 after teaching at Colorado State University for 5 years. Ron is very active in the United States Institute of Theatre Technology (USITT) and served as Co-Commissioner of Education from 1995-2001. Other areas of expertise include SPFX (Pyrotechnics), Sound Design, & Computer-Assisted Drafting.


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Petr Cech's 209 clean sheets represent over 300 hours' worth of games in which a goal was not conceded, but that is equivalent to just a fraction of the time spent by our goalkeeper on the training, analysis and preparation that helped him break the club record at the weekend.
For an insight into Cech's work during his nine and a half years at Chelsea, and what the clean sheets mean to a goalkeeper, the official Chelsea website turned to the two men who have worked as the goalkeeper coach during that time.
Christophe Lollichon (pictured above right) knows Cech and his football as well as anyone, having coached the player during the two years he was with Rennes in France prior to his transfer to London, and then having reunited with him at Chelsea in 2007.
He considers just how important a clean sheet is for a goalie.
'The first thing a goalkeeper wants, and for Petr this is definitely the case, is to win,' says Lollichon.
'But if he doesn't concede a goal it is a good bonus because I don't know one goalkeeper who likes to concede a goal.
'I remember a game when we were winning 3-0 and it was not very difficult and in the last minutes we conceded a goal and Petr was so upset, and so was I on the bench because 3-1 is not like 3-0. He came into the dressing room saying it is impossible to concede this goal, and that is normal because Petr is a perfectionist and for him, 3-0 is a lot better than 3-1.'
Lollichon is keen to make clear that the clean sheet record represents achievement and quality on several levels. It shows the special talent Cech possesses but also the talent throughout the club where he has been first choice since joining in 2004.
'Every time there is a clean sheet it means a goalkeeper didn't concede a goal but it is not only the goalkeeper, first of all there is the team,' he says.
'We are very proud of this record and Petr is very happy. Every player likes to beat records but it is not only the goalkeeper.
'We have a good chance to keep clean sheets because of the quality of the team and because of the quality of our goalkeeper. There will be other teams in Europe with a good percentage of clean sheets but the difference is we play in the Premier League and it is not the same, it is hard not to concede goals here.
'I remember one game against Bolton we were winning 4-0 and then it was 4-3! This is one of the reasons why I love this football, and Petr's 46 per cent clean sheet record is a very good performance because we play in the Premier League.'
For Cech's first three seasons at Chelsea after he moved from Rennes, the goalkeeper coach was Silvino Louro (pictured below), who returned with Jose Mourinho this season and is now an assistant first team coach.
He recalls the choice between Cech and Carlo Cudicini for the first match of the first Mourinho era in August 2004, and what proved to be the first of the 209 clean sheets.
'It was difficult because Carlo Cudicini was one of the best players in the league,' says Silvino.
'But after Petr started training, Jose Mourinho liked him and put him in for the first game against Manchester United and we won 1-0. He caught the first cross and went on and had a fantastic game, and the decision was made.'
Included in that first Chelsea season was a Premier League run of 1,024 minutes without a goal conceded which added 10 clean sheets to the Cech total. By the end of the campaign he had a championship medal plus records for the fewest goals conceded and most clean sheets in an English top-flight season.
'That number of minutes without conceding is a compliment to Petr,' notes Silvino, 'but I believe he always wants more, more, more minutes.
'Only 15 league goals were conceded that season, and we didn't lose any games at home. I will never forget his first year at Chelsea. After the win at Bolton to win the league, the supporters were very happy.
'At Bolton he had a fantastic game, and before that at Blackburn there was a fantastic save from a penalty when we won 1-0. I remember games against Liverpool and Manchester United too, but my main memory is of Bolton. I will never forget it.'
A second Premier League title was won in 2005/06 but early on in his third year, Cech suffered the fractured skull injury that brought his outstanding career to a shuddering but thankfully temporary halt. He returned just three months later and almost immediately added six clean sheets in a row to his club total.
'Petr's recovery from the injury was incredibly rapid,' remembers Silvino. 'He was very strong mentally, to come back so quickly was difficult. In his first game you would expect him to be a little nervous of the first contact, it could be dangerous, but soon we all saw he was very confident and after that it was good.'
Such was his recovery that Cech has remained unquestionably the first choice for club and country. The trophies have continued to be lifted at Chelsea and in 2011 he was named the club's Player of the Year. Lollichon by now was the goalkeeper coach.
'I think Petr could have won the Player of the Year a lot of times,' he says.
'His level is regular and that is one of the most important qualities we need for a goalkeeper, the consistency. If the goalkeeper has five fantastic games and makes a lot of saves but in the sixth he makes a mistake, and then five fantastic games again and the next bad, for me that is not a top-level goalkeeper. And Petr is at the top for a long time.
'A keeper can be a guy who makes fantastic saves but Petr's focus is also tactical, technical, physical and because he is a perfectionist, he analyses everything to be performing for the team, not just for himself.
'He had a very good season in the Champions League-winning season and also last season, when he played 63 Chelsea games and seven international games. To stay performing like he did last season, sometimes the physical training had to be less and we did other things, small exercises or analysis.
'We had to feel the moment, and sometimes we asked him to work more and sometimes that was impossible. But I know Petr is intelligent, he can manage his life, and I have to help him manage his professional life and we have a very good understanding.'
It is an understanding forged from more than eight years working together and Lollichon compares the young keeper he coached at Rennes with the record-breaking one of today.
'Now he has more experience because Rennes is a good French club but it is not a top European club, and with Chelsea we play a lot of big games - finals, Champions League almost every year, and when you have his talent and you play at a big club, it is this combination that makes you at the top level.
'But we still analyse his games like we did when he played for Rennes, and every time he wants to understand what happened, why he conceded a goal. At the age of 31 he still wants to improve and become more perfect if it is possible, which for the goalkeeper coach is fantastic.'


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george micheal, as one of the first musicans in the american mainstream, anounced that he would abandon the music industry because he feels that he needs no more money and can't take the greed involved in the music industry. further he said that any more albums he might produce will be available for free on the web.
i don't really like his music but still it's great that there are people who think this way in the industry. in germany more and more people, especially in the hip hop direction, have similar tendencies, too. some bands even started to include a blank cd with their albums or labled their album with something like : "copy our music".


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It was approaching sundown, after a long, full day of parading bucks, when Gale Benson's grunting sounds stopped the doe his son, Scott, had just spooked. A puff of smoke followed the pop of the rifle. For the father/son team, it was a successful Sibley State Park deer hunt.
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Okay, not really. But wouldn't be a hoot if it were true? (And if figure skating did the same thing? )
Okay, not really. But wouldn't be a hoot if it were true? (And if figure skating did the same thing? )
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No. Freedom is a good thing.
I think there should be a list for figure skating and if you want to skate a program to a song on that list you must present it to a panel pre-season for approval.
"Michelle would never be caught with sausage grease staining her Vera Wang." - rfisher
"In preparation for the Bans enforcement, Juilliard officials have put all security personnel through a series of rigorous ear-training and music-appreciation courses, so that they may patrol the fourth floor listening for prohibited music coming from the practice rooms."
ROFL....yeah, actually (though I'm surprised the flutist ban list makes no mention of Telemann for the pre-college...isn't he obligatory?
I'm just glad it was the Appassionata and not the Pathetique, or I'd be constantly getting in trouble for contraband Beethoven.
Look at the note they had to add at the beginning. I can't believe so many people took the thing seriously.
Charter member of the "We Always Believed in Ashley" Club and the "We Believe in Ricky" Club
I know a few people who play "traditional acoustic" music who started out as "classically trained" musicians, including one who, yes, graduated from Juilliard. There's a reason they've chosen to play for contra dance bands performing at folk festivals instead of in concert halls where the audience sits in stuffed-shirt silence.
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It's a bit pleonastic to say "in the past." Surely everything that's happened has happened in the past
I sent this to a friend who went to Juilliard, and it was the first thing to cheer him up in months.
Thank you so much for posting this, Wyliefan
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The Other Side Of Aspen V : Matthew Rush, Eric Leneau
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Jimmy McGuire peers into the cabin where he's to spend the night, catching sight of Eric Leneau worshipping muscle-god Matthew Rush. Unseen, Jimmy smiles as Eric glides his tongue devotedly down Matthew's bulging torso toward the stiff peak rising from beneath this stud's snowy briefs. Freed from its confinement, Matthew's rock hard cock quivers in response to Eric's skillful mouth. Matthew lies back and relaxes while Eric's hungry mouth feverishly slides from tip to shaft, over ample balls and into the crevice of Matthew's delicately puckered hole. Matthew then returns his fleshy affections, expertly sucking Eric's rock-hard uncut pole and beautifully full, dangling balls. Before long, Matthew is spreading Eric's aching asshole with his own yearning, stiff cock-pounding Eric's ass with eagerness and lusty abandon. Finally, both men overheat, firing hot spurts of satisfaction onto the contours of their tanned, rippled abs.
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|It has been suggested that this article be merged into Rubus. (Discuss) Proposed since September 2013.
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Bramble in the British Isles is any rough, (usually wild) tangled prickly shrub, specifically the blackberry bush (Rubus fruticosa), or any hybrid of similar appearance, with thorny stems. It may also refer to the blackberry fruit or products of its fruit (e.g. bramble jelly).[1] The shrub grows abundantly in all parts of the British Isles, and harvesting the fruits in late summer and autumn is a favourite pastime. It can also become a nuisance in gardens, sending down its strong suckering roots amongst hedges and shrubs. In the United States (and elsewhere?) the term "bramble" also refers to other members of the Rubus genus, which may or may not have prickly stems - notably the raspberry (Rubus idaeus) or its hybrids. The word comes from Germanic *bram-bezi, whence also German Brombeere, Dutch Braam and French mûre.
Bramble bushes have a distinctive growth form. They send up long, arching canes that do not flower or set fruit until the second year of growth. Brambles usually have trifoliate or palmately-compound leaves.
Bramble fruits are aggregate fruits. Each small unit is called a drupelet. In some, such as blackberry, the flower receptacle is elongate and part of the ripe fruit, making the blackberry an aggregate-accessory fruit.
Many species are grown and bred for their fruit. Ornamental species can be grown for flowers (e.g. Rubus trilobus), for their ornamental stems (e.g. Rubus cockburnianus), and some as ground cover (e.g. Rubus tricolor). Members of the Rubus genus tend to have a brittle, porous core and an oily residue along the stalk which makes them ideal to burn even in damp climates. The thorny varieties are sometimes grown for game cover, and occasionally for protection.
Most species are important for their conservation and wildlife value in their native range. The flowers attract nectar-feeding butterflies and hoverflies, and are a particular favourite of Volucella pellucens.
Brambles are important food plants for the larvae of several species of Lepidoptera—see list of Lepidoptera that feed on Rubus.
Bramble leaves are used as a main food source for captive stick insects.
Birds such as blackbirds, and some mammals, will feed on the nutritious fruits in autumn.
Split bramble stems are traditionally used as binding material for straw in production of lip work basketry, such as lipwork chairs and bee skeps, and sometimes used to protect other fruits (strawberries).
There are many different systems developed for the commercial culture of blackberries and raspberries. Bramble cultivars are separated into several categories based on their growth habit. They are categorized as erect, semi-erect, or trailing.
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The subject of night flys has come up and a request has been made to create an area for the discussion of thier use.
I would start off by saying over the years people have tried various lighting systems from using glow sticks taped on to very fancy grain or wheat or led lights on Hawaiian team kites. The simple light system generally gave you an option of a flasher or steady lights and that was about it. You make the kite loop and dive to streak the light thru the sky. I can remember using an original Joel Shultz Sky Delight f -15 with a strobe light flying on the seawall in galveston. Nearby traffic thought it was a real plane comming in for an emergency landing and often stopped when it flew overhead. OF course years later we would never consider that stunt again.
The latest addition is a microchip sequencer that has several programmed patterns and it repeats each pattern numerous times before moving on to the next. My 20 foot delta with 1152 multi color led's puts on a Vegas Sign style light show. The other big development is in the Lithium rechargable batteries. The larger pack is about $75.00 and lasts several hours with a big load.
As mentioned earlier the easy start would be a few glow sticks taped to the kite for an interesting night effect. Gary has a catherine's wheel set with several mini sticks placed in pockets that creates a unique look that is simple to install. Other people have used straight off the counter battery strobe and led light strings found at Halloween and christmas to dress up thier kites at a relatively low investment.
You can really step it up when you add the computer controller and instead of just a flash the lights sequence and change colors.
The largest concern is that Lithium batteries have an overheating issue as Boeing has found out. Most have a thermister in the pack to turn the charge off when they heat up and back on as it cools down until its fully charged. You should remove it from the kite before charging and consider the fire hazard when its plugged in. A metal pan in the garage is a good place to charge them.
So the questions are: What is your experience with LED kites?
How did you make you own and what hints can you offer to get other people started.
Should night flying be a new after the dinner relax and fly activity during the festivals?
And most important how much tin foil should you wear on your head while the aliens are flying in your area. Yes the kites have caused numerous sightings so should we have a general rule not to fly them around trailer parks?
- aboutkites
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I've said this before, but I feel it bears repeating. I think that if anyone attempts to buy a night kite from an overseas source, do not expect them to send the battery if the kite is sent by an air carrier like China's EMS service. Therefore, get a crystal clear idea of the type of battery you will need. You will need to purchase it within your borders.
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@ Capt A... not sure what your warning about ,not geting batteries. Are you saying batteries are expensive, batteries needed are difficult to identify, or batteries are too heavy for the kite application ???
- cliffordjquinn
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Clifford, in a recent kite purchase from an overseas supplier, I was able to take delivery of an LED kite, but not with the supplied battery. The battery was removed by the kite maker because airline regulations do not permit the battery to be sent by air. I have learned this is true in both China and Singapore. Therefore, I suggest that anyone who buys a night kite have a clear idea of what the battery requirements are. A suitable one must be bought Statesside. I am aware the the USA has an embarrassment of Chinese made batteries for sale. My guess is that they did not get here by air. My seller was very cooperative and sent photos of the batteries they equip with. If it wasn't for Google translate and a bit of guesswork on my part, I would run the risk of supplying the wrong power to the circuit...and poof!
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BTW the battery is a 3.6 volt lithium rechargable one.
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I know there are often problems getting batteries sent with various electronic devices from some Asian countries, but I have bought LED kites from Passion Kites in Singapore and they have been sent to me in New Zealand complete with batteries with no problem. I made a video of the kites and uploaded to YouTube if anyone is interested: http://youtu.be/M1zVDc-OyNI
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Thanks for sharing, great show!
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I have no issues getting batteries from China. I have 30 or 40 on hand of the 3.6v Lithium and a few 7.2 as well which probably means my name will be appearing soon on some list in the back room of the Bush Library.
My question with regard to night kites is how are they viewed legally in the USA and what exactly are the rules.
I understand the FAA rules as they pertain to kites and airspace, but is that the only set of rules that apply ( I think not) or are there a plethora of other obscure laws, codes and ordnance's that we have to avoid violating.
I would like to know and understand what we legally can and can't do with night kites, but haven't had much luck sleuthing out the answers.
Use as much tin foil as you are comfortable using. I believe one wrap around your head will function well for the intended purpose, but two wraps holds the shape better and is much more comfortable to wear for extended periods of time.
- quanmeg
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You are indeed more fortunate than I in obtaining batteries. To test the truth of my claim, try dealing with Passion Kites in Singapore. You can make a general inquiry and ask if there are any issues associated with the air shipment of a battery accessorized kite. Please post your findings. Things do change over time.
The night kite culture in the USA is small as far as I can tell. Assuming that the kiter does not fly in a location where drivers, boaters or pilots would get confused signals, there should be no issues. If the flier is a deep sky afficianado, a call to the local PD might be of value. They do not like surprises.
I will say that when I flew at night on the beach at WSIKF this year, and when another flier also flew before sunup on another day, the effect is magical. People are appreciative and I found desirous of owning one.
Thanks for the interest in night kiting. Let's get something going with this subgenre of kiting!
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Shipping lithium batteries via air is a two sided issue. Loose batteries cannot be shipped via air, even little watch batteries containing miniscule amounts of lithium. On the other hand, if the battery is in a device, like a watch, there is no problem.
You can ship a MacBook Pro from China, via air, with a huge Li battery, but you can't ship the cells from the battery pack as loose pieces. I have heard stories of Segway air shipping batteries in repurposed Segway bodies to provide a convenient shipping container that looks like a product.
Your kite lights and light kites SHOULD be okay to ship with a battery as long as it is installed in some sort of battery holder. If not, a wide range of batteries are available from companies like Digikey and Mouser, but they will have to be shipped via ground carriers.
I think the problem deals with the ability to puncture the batteries, as lithium reacts with the moisture in the air in a fiery way when the air ground crews give your box "the treatment". A product housing provides impact protection and leakage containment.
I don't claim to understand the rules, I just have to purchase electronic parts occasionally and have run into this issue before.
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