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Garshasp: The Monster Slayer PC
- Publisher: Dead Mage Studio
- Release Date: May 9, 2011
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Jun 30, 2011Gashasp: The Monster Slayer reminds me a little of each Prince of Persia, God of War, and Conan the Barbarian, all mixed together to make a pretty nice combination. Once you get a hang of all of the controls, and are able to recognize intractable objects, or even avoidable situations, the game plays so smoothly it's like watching a movie. With its mix of strategy, faced paced action, and attractive visuals, this game is a great buy.
May 12, 2011Garshasp is an immature but good game. It's a beginning title with some production problems, but overall worth his cost.
May 18, 2011Garshasp shows some sign of promise, but these are soon worn thin as you trudge your way through bugs, frame rate issues, camera hiccups and only about 3 hours of gameplay. With a little more care and attention this could have been a pleasant surprise. Instead Garshasp: The Monster Slayer will leave you feeling out of pocket.
May 20, 2011This game is short, and it pales in comparison to bigger-budget titles.
Jul 29, 2011Garshasp: The Monster Slayer has nothing to keep you playing for hours. The camera sucks, the fights are boring and there is not enough story.
Sep 12, 2011If it weren't for technical issues, such as the troubled controls and occassional coughs from the graphical engine, Garshasp could have been a decent copy of games like God of War, which we rarely see on the PC. But the game is filled with beginners mistake, and feels like a developer's first attempt at making a game, which is exactly what it is.
PC PowerPlayJul 10, 2011A Hobbesian God of War clone: nasty, brutish, and short. [Aug 2011, p.72]
CD-ActionJul 1, 2011Garshasp emulates some of God of War's traits quite successfully but it's the core elements of the gameplay – like collision detection during combat – that the developer stumbled over. [June 2011, p.70]
Jun 14, 2011Dead Mage Studio took on a huge challenge in creating a compelling combat action game. They succeed in picking an interesting and mostly untouched mythology, but it's a shame that it's bogged down with a lack of polish and glitches.
Jun 1, 2011Everything they've thrown in says "look what we can do" - and that' a sentiment New Zealanders can probably appreciate more than most.
May 31, 2011The story is where the game had an advantage, but unfortunately it drops the ball with the weird narration, lack of dialogue, and limited cutscenes.
May 12, 2011Garshasp: The Monster Slayer has monstrous ambitions, but it doesn't deliver where it counts.
Jun 11, 2011Only the fact that games like this are rare on PC may make Garshasp an interesting game for some people. But we hardly had any fun with it. What did the developers do during the three years of development time?
PC GamerJul 14, 2011Garshasp falls short of genre standards in nearly every way, and its shortcomings are too numerous to compensate for. [Sept 2011, p.75]
May 24, 2011On a good day, it's even approaching mediocre or average. Then you fall into the swamp because the killing animation took you over the edge of your small raft and you die instantly.
May 17, 2011Garhasp was developed by a nine people studio, and taking this into account, it's impressive. But that's the only way it is. It's not enough to deliver 3 hours of gameplay with poor production values, especially considering its current price.
Jul 13, 2011There are average hack & slash games that have their faults, like Conan or Viking: Battle for Asgard, but fans of the genre can usually overlook them in favor of having fun. Garshasp, however, sadly doesn't come close to being one of those games.
Jun 19, 2011Dead Mage Studios have said they are going to put out an update to fix these issues but for the time being we will just have to make do. Garshasp shows potential but it needs some fixes to make it worth that $19.99. At only three and a half hours of gameplay and with all the constant bugs and glitches, I can't condone the pricing when you are going to be regretting it more and more as you play through.
May 24, 2011Rather than a careful exposition of Persian themes and stories we get a shambling mess of a game that fails to deliver on any front. What's most disappointing is that rather than making the classic text accessible, Garshasp's narrative just mires too deep in forgotten lore to be interesting to anyone who doesn't already know what it's about. This is definitely a game about Persians and by Persians but it lacks the fundamentals to be enjoyed by anyone, including Persians.
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Mixed or average reviews- based on 48 Ratings
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Mixed: 3 out of 12
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Jun 21, 2012It's very good, i like this game for simple texture with good scenario. i think this game can goes better with enhancing graphical scene. theIt's very good, i like this game for simple texture with good scenario. i think this game can goes better with enhancing graphical scene. the story is really fascinating.… Full Review »
May 26, 2011The game plays well for me so I have no issues with the gameplay, however, the camera angles are sometimes ridiculous and I'm currently at onThe game plays well for me so I have no issues with the gameplay, however, the camera angles are sometimes ridiculous and I'm currently at on point where I cannot progress any further in the game as I cannot see where I am supposed to be jumping too due to the camera angle.
The game has had updates but the response from the devs is poor, I asked one question regarding a changelog as the game was being updated but I had no idea what was being changed and to date I have had no reply to that request, this is my first and last game bought from this dev.
It's a shame as the game could be great with a few camera tweaks and a little more feedback from the devs but I refuse to support a game I cannot complete due to issues.… Full Review »
May 19, 2011For an indie team of just 9 people this is really great.
Graphic: One of the best looking indie games, and some sort of uniqueness about artFor an indie team of just 9 people this is really great.
Graphic: One of the best looking indie games, and some sort of uniqueness about art style, Persian mythology looks interesting in this title for me.
Gameplay: There is nothing new in this title, but combat and other mechanics are good enough for 4-5 hours of gameplay time. Not so bad for an indie game.
Sound and Music: SFX is good enough too but music sounds interesting for me.
Overall: The game was some sort of fun for me to play, this hack n slash type games are new for PC and I think a price cut can help to sell better.… Full Review »


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This letter is in response to Sherry Johnson's recent contribution, "U.S. is at a historical moment."
While I agree with your saying that this nation is in the midst of a historic moment in history, I disagree about the reason why. I find that letter fantastic, almost as if it was written by a child.
Yeah, yeah, President Obama is of mixed race, but who cares? The hype has already worn off.
Defying the people and impossible promises for personal gain assure in my mind that Obama does not deserve to wear the daddy pants.
The contribution states, "Now Americans can go to the doctors and hospitals and not worry about the high costs or that their insurance won't cover them or their family member."
If that is so, then why do charity hospitals exist?
And who pays for all this?
We just pass the blame onto our descendants, right? And there will soon be a lack of doctors because they will not be paid like they should because of this new bill.
The ones in it for the money, as many are, will not stick around. And I condemn all who support such a law through cheap talk and weak action.
Anyone who does not want to protect what he or she already has worked for should not support this. And do not fall for outright lies to convince you otherwise.
Obama has lied to us before. He will do it again.
And we do not live in a world with the real Tooth Fairy and Obama fixing everything.
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Macro nutrient cation uptake by plants
- N. E. NielsenAffiliated withDepartment of Soil Fertility and Plant Nutrition, The Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University
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In pot experiments with barley, mustard, leek, lettuce and spinach, and in a field experiment with 30 cultivars of barley uptakes of K, Mg, Ca, Na and N were studied at varying concentrations and activities of these cations in the soil solution.
The sum of macro cations (K, Mg, Ca, Na) in meq per 100 g aerial plant parts were independent of the chemical composition of the soil solution, but dependent on plant species and on the N concentration in the plant.
The ratios\((\bar I_{Mg} /\bar I_{Ca} and \bar In_K /2(\bar In_{Ca} + \bar In_{Mg} ))\) of mean net inflows of Mg, Ca and K into plants and corresponding cation activity ratios (aMg/aCa and\(a_K /\sqrt {a_{Ca} + a_{Mg} } \)) in the soil solution were linearly related and highly correlated under conditions in which growth rate and/or rate of incorporation into new tissues constituted the rate determining step of cation uptake. Consequently, mean net inflows of K, Mg and Ca were independent of ion concentration and ion activity of K, Mg or Ca in the soil solution under the conditions of constant activity ratio.
The results agree with the concept that plants have a finite cation uptake capacity, and that plants are in a equilibrium-like state with the activities of K, Mg, and Ca ions in the soil solution. The results indicate that both ratios and content of exchangeable cations should be considered in our evaluation of soil test data.
Key wordsBarley Ca Cation activity Cation activity ratio Cation concentration Ion uptake Mg Mustard K Leek Lettuce Soil solution Spinach Uptake capacity Uptake ratio Net inflow
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West's Cloer named Times-News Player of the Year
Published: Tuesday, December 8, 2009 at 11:54 p.m.
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For the seventh straight year, a Cloer has earned the top girls tennis honor from the Times-News.
West Henderson senior Amie Cloer, who had an 18-3 record and was the only area player to advance to the individual state singles championship, is this year's Times-News Girls Tennis Player of the Year. It's her third straight year to receive the honor. Prior to that, her sister, Britney, who now plays for UNC Asheville, was T-N's Player of the Year for four straight years.
Over the past two seasons, Amie has a record of 37-4. Her final match was a disappointing 6-3, 6-1 loss to Ledford's Tiffany Vanhpraseuth in the opening match of the 3-A state championship tournament in Burlington.
"I don't think that girl missed 10 shots the entire match," Pam Cloer, Amie's mom and West's coach, said. "She was on fire. I just told Amie after the match was over that it was tough luck."
Amie came as close as she's ever come to the singles state title a year ago when she went undefeated through the regular season, making it to the 2-A singles championship match for the first time in her career. She ended up facing the best player in the state in Cardinal Gibbons' Lauren Brooker, who won the match 6-1, 6-3.
In her sophomore year, she lost in the state semifinals to Nancy Reilly, also of Cardinal Gibbons, and in her freshman year she was eliminated in the state quarterfinals by Rukhsona Usmanova of Durham School of the Arts.
Her older brothers also had great tennis careers.
Mat was a two-time ACC Player of the Year who ended his college career in 2005 at Florida State, making it all the way to the NCAA Tournament's Round of 16. During his prep career, he earned a state title his senior year in 1999 at Avery County.
Then there was Chris, who, like his brother, went on to play collegiately at Florida State. Chris ended his prep career in 2005 at Brevard with two singles state titles in his junior and senior years.
Amie, the youngest of the Cloers, still hasn't made her college decision yet.
"She's still looking," Pam said.
With her loss in the state tournament, the Cloer era at West came to an end.
"That's it. I'm also leaving. I told them I'd coach for two years while Amie was there, and then I'd be leaving too. We had a great time," Pam said.
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THE CLIMATE The rainy season which is happened from September to January may ruin your travel plan. The heaviest rainfall will be in december and January. Floods and landslides used to happen in Java and Sulawesi. A large number of volcanoes and earth plates contribute a higher rate of earthquake, especially in Sumatra, Sulawesi, Java and South East area islands. Average humidity is 70 % SOCIOCULTURAL Most of Indonesians are still conservative people so nudity and intimacy in public should be avoided. Some superstitions are still believed in the society, nevertheless more people are open and tolerant toward the new culture. Furthermore, you will find many liberated ones in the big cities. Freedom is appreciated as long as it will not interfere others' privacy, rights, and SARA (suku, agama, ras, and antar golongan = ethnic, religion, and party) THE HEALTH Indonesia's health system is still still less than the good international's health standard. The tap water is not potable You may still see some slums, dirty cities but the public health center has reached most of the remote area on educating the basic good hygiene and health system. be aware for the dengue endemic (transferred by the infected mosquitoes) and take more precautions of malaria in Papua/Irian Jaya and Kalimantan. Give extra attentions for the food as the digestive system problems generally happen to the foreigners, and the alergic reaction as well from the dust, gas fumes, and pollen. SENSITIVE CASES Indonesia is a safe place universally but be updated with the news as some areas are still sensitive for the chaos (Aceh, Poso-Central Sulawesi, Papua, and Ternate). Politic and religion topics should be avoided in any public discussions. Some strike or demonstrations could be seen in the street of Jakart, just dont be involved and be nearby them. THE OTHERS You could read other details in my tip pages. My warning and danger tips could be long but they are not the life threatening ones. :-) Just to help you having a nice and comfortable vacations in Indonesia. Browse these websites for more info : My-indonesia , Indonesiatourism , Indecon , Indonesiaecoventure . Email me for further information (only). I will be happy to help whenever I can. 'ON VACATION' sign may delay my responses. Warm wishes, SALY.
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i want to visit a beach which isnt very crowded with tourists, and would like to get a real feel of nature. which beaches would you recommend ? in mid- june.
I deeply influence from your beautiful blog, really it is a uni-quick combination of nature and biodiversity. I will plan for tour that place.
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Great to see a new comprehensive Indonesia page emerge! I think you should delete Ternate and Aceh from the "dangerous" list though - times have changed. Funny to read Jakarta banning begging!
Saly, you really did put up a very informative page on Indonesia. I am going to visit this beautiful country if not this year, in 2009. Greetings from Kabul!
thank you for your Indonesia Page. You've put a lot of work into it, and it's got some good information. see you soon in Manado, greetings from Cairns, Sybille
nice to see that you are starting to build an indonesia page. i would love to read more about that country and hopefuly visit there before too long.
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Scrambled Eggs With Tarragon
|1⁄4 Pound
|12 , lightly beaten
|Heavy cream
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Freshly chopped tarragon/2 teaspoons dried tarragon
|1 Tablespoon
|To Taste
Heat the butter in a chafing dish or large skillet and add the eggs.
Cook over moderate heat, stirring the eggs constantly with a rubber spatula.
Cover all the bottom of the skillet with the spatula and push the eggs toward the center as they set.
Do not let the eggs harden.
While the eggs are semi-liquid add the cream, tarragon and salt and cook, blending with the spatula.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 2129 Calories from Fat 1744
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 197 g303.2%
Saturated Fat 104.8 g523.8%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 2946 mg982%
Sodium 1294.9 mg54%
Total Carbohydrates 16 g5.2%
Dietary Fiber 1.1 g4.4%
Sugars 4.8 g
Protein 82 g164.7%
Vitamin A 163% Vitamin C 13.7%
Calcium 59.4% Iron 88.3%
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The label says this pricey yoga T-shirt contains seaweed and releases marine amino acids, minerals and vitamins into the skin upon contact with moisture," and the company that makes 'em says their seaweed shirts reduce stress and have magical anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, hydrating and detoxifying powers. Neato! I'll take three!
Or maybe not.
The New York Times commissioned a laboratory test of a Lululemon shirt made of VitaSea, and reviewed a similar test performed at another lab, and both came to the same conclusion: there was no significant difference in mineral levels between the VitaSea fabric and cotton T-shirts.
In other words, the labs found no evidence of seaweed in the Lululemon clothing…. When told about the findings, Lululemons founder said he could not dispute them.


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Luke Pedersen and James Lennard debuted the first Field Office on Barrack Street in Cape Town. "James and I have always wanted an interesting showroom for our furniture and are both passionate about coffee so it was a natural fit for us," says Pedersen.
Pedersen and Lennard crafted everything in the space, from the furniture to the bar counter to the cake stands and food boards. "The concept is a meeting place of well-designed furniture and good artisan coffee," Pedersen says. "It's an inspiring space and gives people a chance to get some work done outside of their usual office or home. We offer free WiFi, which we think should be a standard wherever you go by now and serve good coffee."
Pedersen + Lennard built a custom display wall to show their wares, like the Bucket stools shown here. The studio selected the east city area for their shop for. "It was a forgotten area and many people told us it was a crazy idea to open shop there but we liked the feeling of it and saw that there was some new life coming to the area," Pedersen says. "Our cafe has helped to draw creatives back to the area and given people an alternative to some of the more popular parts of the Central Business District which are often very busy with tourists. The shop [at 37 Barrck Street] is not easy to find which we quite like."
Field Office has drawn a diverse crowd. "A lot of people come and work there for a few hours, such as illustrators and graphic designers," Pedersen says. "Corporates have their meetings and lunches there. Coffee fanatics come try our new inventions. Students use it as a meeting place for group projects."
When the cafe first opened, coffee was served in vintage cups. "We hunted them down in markets but sadly they didn't withstand the daily use of a coffee shop so we let people take them home and now have some refined white china," Pedersen says.
In 2012, Pedersen + Lennard opened a second Field Office in Cape Town's Woodstock Exchange, a new development, and relocated their factory to there as well. "The idea for the second shop is the same [as the first] and aims to meet the same needs in a new area," Pedersen says. "It's also convenient for James and I to hold our meetings etc right here next to our own office. We have a weekly band playing after work on Fridays and regular exhibitions. Woodstock has become a great hub of creative enterprise, much like what has been happening in centers all over the world."
Here's the cafe's front at 66 Albert Road in Woodstock. The studio's Fairlegs tables and benches outfit the space.


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Incumbent Dem. Loses Governor's Support, Seat
Posted: 08/05/2008 - Democratic State Senator Mark Gilstrap lost his 5th District seat Tuesday night after losing Gov. Sebelius's support by often voting against many Democratic legislative proposals.
Posted: 08/05/2008 - Democratic State Senator Mark Gilstrap lost his 5th District seat Tuesday night after losing Gov. Sebelius's support by often voting against many Democratic legislative proposals.
Updated: 08/05/2008 - With several incumbents deciding against re-election, conservative candidates are looking to make inroads in regaining control of the State Board of Education.
Posted: 08/05/2008 - The conservatives in the kansas Republican are again hoping to make inroads into the state School Board, holding on to leads in the half of the contested races Tuesday night.
Posted: 08/05/2008 - Former Attorney General and current Johnson County District Attorney Phill Kline lost his bid for election to the office.
Posted: 08/05/2008 - Former Attorney General loses bid to hold the Johnson Co. District Attorney's seat he has held since former Attorney General Paul Morrison defeated him in 2006
Updated: 08/05/2008 - As anticipated, former Congressman Jim Slattery will move on to face Republican incumbent Pat Roberts in the U.S. Senate race.
Updated: 08/05/2008 - Shawnee Co. District Attorney Robert Hecht's quest for a third term was stopped in the Republican primary by Eric Rucker. Chad Taylor defeated Jerry Berger in the Democratic primary.
Updated: 08/05/2008 - District 2 Republican Congressional primary between State Treasurer Lynn Jenkins and former Congressman Jim Ryun goes down to the wire.
Posted: 08/05/2008 - Before the primary race results are in, Jim Slattery is counting on a win over Lee Jones Tuesday night. Tuesday he released his fourth television ad for the U.S. Senate seat currently held by Republican Senator Pat Roberts.
Updated: 08/05/2008 - Lynn Jenkins is spending the last hours before polls close making phone calls. Jim Ryun voted in Lawrence before heading to Topeka.
Posted: 08/04/2008 - Sen. John McCain and wife Cindy appeared Monday at the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally in South Dakota. McCain criticized Barack Obam for supporting a timetable for withdrawal from Iraq.
Posted: 08/04/2008 - Evaluations of some judges up for rentention will be available online starting Aug. 29. The aim is to give votes information about appellate court judges and district court judges whose names will be on the ballot in the fall.
Updated: 08/04/2008 - President Bush faces a week jammed with diplomatic hot button issues in Asia, including political repression and nuclear disarmament, before sitting back to enjoy the Olympics this weekend.
Posted: 08/04/2008 - Democratic candidate calls for a return of the windfall profits tax on oil companies, abandoned twenty years ago over fears it was stifling domestic development. McCain camp calls ad hypocritical since Obama voted for Bush-Cheney's energy plan.
Posted: 08/02/2008 - President Bush chastised Democrats on Saturday for refusing to allow a vote on whether to lift the federal ban on offshore oil drilling before lawmakers departed for their summer recess.
Posted: 08/01/2008 - Former Sen. Bob Dole will host a forum at 12:30 pm Monday at the Dole Institute of Politics on the KU campus. It will address ideas for reforming the health care system.
Posted: 08/01/2008 - John McCain, the father of private school students, criticized Democratic rival Barack Obama on Friday for choosing private over public school for his kids. The difference, according to the Arizona Republican, is that he - not Obama - favors vouchers that give parents more school choices.
Updated: 08/01/2008 - Secretary of State Ron Thornburgh predicts voter turnout in Tuesday's primary elections will be the second lowest since 1990.
Posted: 08/01/2008 - Spending bill would provide generous increases in veterans' benefits as well as for military base construction and closure. Bill is just one of 12 that the House will need to pass.
Updated: 07/31/2008 - In the race for Shawnee County District Attorney Republican candidate Eric Rucker outlined his vision for the D.A.'s office before the Pachyderm Club audience at McFarland's restaurant in Topeka Thursday.
Posted: 07/31/2008 - Days before the primary election one candidate for Congress is encouraging voters to cast their ballots early.
Posted: 07/31/2008 - Ryun's opponent in the republican primary State Treasurer Lynn Jenkins announced two endorsements Thursday.
Posted: 07/31/2008 - The late Tim Russert's son will take up a family tradition for NBC News, helping to cover the Democratic and Republican conventions.
Posted: 07/31/2008 - The daily log of happenings on the 2008 U.S. Presidential campaign trail.
Posted: 07/31/2008 - Republican presidential candidate John McCain expressed pride Thursday in a new campaign ad that compares Barack Obama to a pair of Hollywood celebrities, but defended his Democratic opponent after a voter said Obama "terrifies me."


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According to a statement made by Justice Department Spokesman Brian Fallon, Attorney General Eric Holder has ordered the Department of Justice to perform a second autopsy on Michael Brown, due to the "extraordinary circumstances" of the case.
This news comes on the heels of a week of protests, activism, and a civil-rights investigation into the shooting of Brown, who was killed by local police in Ferguson, Missouri last week.
According CBS affiliate KMOX, funeral arrangements for Brown are on hold until a second autopsy can be performed. Brown family attorney Ben Crump believes that the second autopsy, overseen by the Department of Justice, will ensure objectivity.
Crump stated that the family hopes to hold Brown's funeral by the weekend of August 23.
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Africa Dispatch: Dinner, Dates and Politics With Somalia's Premier
NAIROBI—At a banquet room in a downtown Nairobi hotel last week, just as the sun began to set, some 50 Somali members of parliament and other dignitaries gathered to break that day's Ramadan fast. They started with the customary sweet date before moving on to the less savory topic of political infighting.
The meal was rich with chicken, beef, fish and lamb kebabs. The mood was cheerful. And the music—a medley of instrumental John Mayer and Marvin Gaye songs piped in over the PA system—was…interesting.
The attendees were guests of Somali Prime Minister Omar Abdirashid Ali Sharmarke, who was visiting Nairobi for a few days before returning to Mogadishu. His remarks at the end of the meal stressed the need for a unified government, and therefore, underscored the lack thereof. Such is the sobering reality in today's Somalia.
Somalia's year-old transitional federal government is in trouble. Besieged by militants, the government is also beset by infighting.
The current rift: a new constitution. The president wants to put the document to Somalis for a popular vote—something that seems impossible at a time when al Shabaab controls much of the country. The prime minister wants the parliament to decide instead.
The two leaders are an ideological odd couple. Never seen without his prayer cap, President Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed was a member of the former Islamic government. He wants to maintain the transitional government through its mandate next year. The more liberal Mr. Sharmarke has lived for a time in Canada, and prefers a suit and spectacles. He would prefer to see the transitional government become a federal one, with more power to act.
In rapid Somali, Mr. Sharmarke insisted that an ongoing feud between the president and himself was a mere disagreement. His call for unity was seen as a way of calling for parliamentarians to rally around him in support—in essence, a public bid to keep his job.
But it may not have succeeded. At a parliament meeting on Wednesday, Mr. Sharif said he wasn't fighting with Mr. Sharmarke—just that the prime minister hadn't delivered. "We can't accept incompetence," he said, as some lawmakers banged the table in loud shows of support. He added: "I was named to choose the prime minister. If he fails to perform his duties I have to get back to you about it. I can't be utterly quiet as Somalia's future is being destroyed."
Mr. Sharmarke, anticipating a vote of no confidence, refused to appear before parliament on Wednesday, so the parliament planned to reconvene on Thursday. The meeting is likely to decide his political future.
—Abdinasir Mohamed contributed to this article.
— Each week, Africa Dispatch takes a snapshot of a different African place, offering a ground-level view of change on the continent.


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This is the Harrow Vapor. Why is this called the Vapor? It's because when you slice this racket through the air, it leaves behind a trail of water vapor. Not from the racket itself, but from the eyes of your opponent, as he weeps, softly.
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Weight: Light (140 grams strung)
Balance Head-Heavy (38cm)
String Pattern: 14 x 19
Harrow Vapor Misfit [Blue or Pink] released 2015
Harrow Vapor [Red/Black] released 2013
Harrow Vapor [Original]
Harrow Dread Vapor
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Harrow Vapor Misfit
The Harrow Vapor Misfit is new for 2015/2016. Here's the blue version. Is that a skull on the throat? Cool.
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It comes in a pink version too (also with skull). Pretty badass:
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This was the Vapor for the the 2013/2014 season. Love the color scheme on this:
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Here's my review. I like it.
Here's Ryan Cuskelly with the Vapor:
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And Alan Clyne:
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And Andrew Wagih, at the 2015 World Championships:
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Harrow Vapor (Original)
And here's the original version, also pretty cool:
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Here's Omar Abdel Aziz with the Vapor:
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And here's Raneem with the Vapor:
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Also, Low Wee Wern of Malaysia used to use this racket, strung with Tecnifibre 305 strings. Thanks to 'M' for the tip!
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Looks like Sabrina Sobhy uses the Vapor:
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Oh, here's Omneya Abdel Kawy with the Vapor. She's got a signature version with a custom paint job:
Photo: Steve Cubbins
Joshna Chinappa also uses a custom version of the Vapor, in Indian colors:
Photo: Steve Cubbins
Samantha Teran also has a custom version of the Harrow Vapor in Mexico colors:
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If you know of anyone else using the Vapor, please let me know in the comments!
Harrow Dread Vapor
Here's the Harrow Dread 2. Mon. This is a Jamaica-ish design over top of the Harrow Vapor.
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Here's the original Harrow Dread Vapor:
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The product description on this racket makes me cringe a little bit:
It's time to get irie with the newest design of Harrow's best selling racquet around the world. With the same performance and playability that you have come to expect from the Vapor, this jammin' makeover is sure to improve your game and style, mon.
Maybe this is the racket Bob Marley would have played squash with. Speaking of Bob Marley, did you ever watch the documentary called Marley? At one point, his son Ziggy Marley tells this story of how Bob used to challenge his kids to running races, but instead of letting his kids win, Bob would run as FAST as he possibly could. You should watch the documentary. Mon.
Old-School Vapors
I didn't even know these existed until Dan tipped me off to them:
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Dan also sourced this image of a young Laura Massaro using the Vapor! I never knew.
Image via squashplayer.co.uk
Here's what this 2006 post on squashplayer.co.uk had to say about the future world champ:
In March 2006 Harrow Sports announced that English squash pro Laura Jane Lengthorn signed a multi-year agreement to play on Team Harrow.
A pro since 2002, Laura is currently #13 on the WISPA Tour.
Following an impressive Junior campaign where she won National titles at U14, U15, U17 and U19 (twice) Laura has rapidly moved up to her current top 15 position.
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I haven't touched my blog for about a month, and when I checked it yesterday, I couldn't log-in, so I asked for Password Reset and found out that my username has been changed to pain. I've changed the password (but couldn't change the username), and today, the password got changed again.
I never told anyone about my account information.
I don't think I've made any change on the core files.
I'm using customized (self-made) twenty-ten template.
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Philip Kaufman achieves a delicate, erotic balance with his screen version of Milan Kundera's "unfilmable" novel. Adapted by Kaufman and Jean-Claude Carrière, the film follows a womanizing surgeon (Daniel Day-Lewis) as he struggles with his free-spirited mistress (Lena Olin) and his childlike wife (Juliette Binoche). An intimate epic, The Unbearable Lightness of Being charts the frontiers of relationships with wit, emotion, and devastating honesty.
Daniel Day-Lewis stars as Tomas, the happily irresponsible Czech lover of Milan Kundera's novel, which is set in Prague just before and during the Soviet invasion in 1968. Lena Olin and Juliette Binoche are the two vastly different women who occupy his attention and to some extent represent different sides of his values and personality. In any case, the character's decision to flee Russian tanks with one of them--and then return--has profound consequences on his life. Directed by Philip Kaufman, this rich, erotic, fascinating character study with allegorical overtones is a touchstone for many filmgoers. Several key sequences--such as Olin wearing a bowler hat and writhing most attractively--linger in the memory, while Kaufman's assured sense of the story inspires superb performances all around. --Tom Keogh --This text refers to an alternate DVD edition.
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First and foremost there is a little of everything here. Daniel Day-Lewis is possibly the finest method actor of his generation and the subtlety of the Czech accent, the easy passion of the love scenes and the frankly mouth-watering on-screen tension with Lena Olin is a joy to behold. As for Olin herself, i may be alone, but i think she oozes sexuality and temptation here in a way that a Sharon Stone never could in Basic Instinct. Juliette Binoche is also one of the finest actresses of a generation (Alice et Martin, Three Colurs Blue and an Oscar for the terrible English Patient where she was the only thing worth watching) and she portrays the innocence and vulnerability of Theresa with an effortlessness that she deploys in all of her film roles. As for her display of under-arm hair, i have nothing to add!
Take three fine lead performances, add the perfect, haunting, musical score and the tense backdrop of the Prague Spring of 1968 and we almost have a perfect film. At times the story meanders and at 2h 46mins, does lose the attention into the third hour. I wondered at times why more was not made of the on-screen dynamic between the two female leads and also why the camera dwelt for such long periods on Day-Lewis driving his East-European motor vehicle, but it all adds to the period feel of the piece.
If you do not feel sad come the end, i should be extremely surprised, this is an excellent and engaging piece of film-making.
I'm not going to summarize the whole film for you as that would probably be too long-winded and could potentially spoil the story. I'll introduce the characters, place them in a setting and then say go...and then you can add this to your shopping cart, proceed to check out, and then a few days later press play. The film takes place in Prague in 1968 just after Alexander Dubcek lead the Prague Spring advancement. Soon after that the characters suffer through further reform following the eventual invasion of the Soviets and the Warsaw Pact. The film opens with two characters who are lighthearted and carefree lovers.Read more ›
This movie is set against the backround of the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia in the 1960's It is about a doctor who has physical relationships with many different women. He then meets a woman whom he wants to pursue a romantic and emotional with. She wants him to be monogamous. The ensuing results are quite original.
The film is also a good history lesson about the Soviet invasion but is not appropriate for school age children. The film has a well deserved R rating for scenes of nudity and sex which I think were unnecessary and prevent a wider range of audience from seeing the film. I greatly hope that the producers would offer a version of the film witht he nude and sex scenes cut so that it could be shown in history classes in school.
There is also a scene that Beatles fans may like where the song "Hey Jude" is sung in the Czech language. It also has many pieces of music by Czech composer, Leos Janacek.
The DVD also has audio commentary by the director Philip Kauffman, Editor, Walter Murch, Co writer John Carrière, and Actress Lena Olin.
At any rate, after making a somewhat cynical American movie (The Right Stuff), Kaufman reinvented himself as his exact polar opposite, directing this relatively innocent film about the "Prague Spring" and the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia. I say "innocent" even though the film is best remembered (in Puritan America at least) for the explicit sex scenes that, to me, are not shocking and are not even the first thing (or second, or third) to come to mind when I think of this marvelous film. Instead I remember Sabina's hat, the quiet moments between her and Tomas, and the feeling pervading the film that life is fleeting, happiness elusive, and life-altering changes lurk around every corner. Instead I marvel at how the film manages to *suggest* the existential novel it came from, even though Kaufman chose not to try to adapt the huge existential portions of Kundera's book.
Both Daniel Day Lewis and Lena Olin are excellent in their roles, but the real standout, one of the greatest performances I've ever seen on a movie screen, belongs to Juliette Binoche. Her Tereza is attractive but gawky, poised by awkward, shy yet take-charge. She is meek around Tomas yet grabs her camera and runs fearlessly into danger when the Russians invade. Binoche's performance is so astonishing we can reconcile these contradictions and in fact don't even question them.Read more ›
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This is an excellent, 2-disc version of my favourite film, done 2.5 decades ago. At close to 3 hours, it is a long film. Read morePublished 9 months ago by FilmFan2010
The setting is Prague before and after the invasion by the soviets - not so timely anymore but still riveting. Read morePublished on July 22 2011
I thoroughly enjoyed this film. Like another reviewer, I saw this movie when it was first released and owned it on VHS. This movie has something for everyone. Read morePublished on Nov. 12 2010 by Johannes Doreleyers
I read the book of Milan Kundera and it was so so good !!!!! When i saw this movie it was so so awful !!!!! Very bad interpretation of this book and bad actors !!!! Read morePublished on Nov. 29 2008 by Christel Gabriel
One of the most haunting aspects of this movie is that my video store today has it under the "Adult entertainment" section which I thought was a joke. Read morePublished on June 30 2007 by Jenny
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This was the headline on an article I read at "The Register". It's funny how the mind works. My first thought after I read that was, "hay, Anand Tech probably has the new buyers guide for the mid-range system of the month online now"! Are those geek thoughts or what. So, I immediately went on over to Anand Tech, and sure enough, the new mid-range system buying guide was just released!
These guides are great, for those of us who are interested in building the occasional system just to show that we can. Why, I'm happily typing on the little Shuttle system I built a couple months back. Feels good to hear the gentle pur and hum of the tiny titan of a machine that I built with my very own hands.
Now, I'm going for something a bit bigger. I'm back at the "Ultimate Media Server" project. The idea being, I have all my CDs, DVDs, JPEG images, and the like stored on one machine in my house. I want to get at that data from multiple 'clients' and do various interesting things with it. Surely this is something I'm doing to understand the user experience around dealing with terabytes of personal data, and how I can change the programmer's experience based on that... Well, alright, really it's just because I like to think that although my hair is beginning to recede, my knowledge of low down high tech is not going with it. Was that a bit, and byte, or a buzzword?
At any rate, this weekend is father's day. I'm going to browse AnandTech, figure out the ultimate AMD64 system that I want to build, and then give Yasmin the money to 'buy' me said machine so we can do some father daughter bonding to build the beast and play with it. Ah yes, fatherhood is bliss, and once I build the machine, I'll share the experience.


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The Documentary Film & Discussion Series will show Secrets to Healthy Cooking (48 min.), a film by Dr. Joel Fuhrman, Aug. 27, at 7 – 9 p.m., in the Ashland Public Library Community Room, 66 Front St. Admission is free. The Documentary Film Series is sponsored by The Friends of the Ashland Library. Health coach Leslie Barnett from Barnett Wellness Consulting and Lisa Beaudin, Director of Nutrition, Ashland Schools, will be guest participants. Viewers are invited to stay for discussion and bring their questions, personal experience and recipes to share in an inspiring, supportive setting. All ages and all points of view are welcome. This is the final nutrition film in Ashland's 12-part miniseries. For more information, call the library at 508-881-0134, or visit www.friendsoftheapl.com.


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The correct name of the artist is 'José Afonso'. That is the name that appears on all albums and official pages. 'Zeca Afonso' is a nickname by which the artist is mostly known in Portugal, so it should be clearly mentioned. But that should not be the name of this page. Anyone against moving the page? KongShaoLong (talk) 18:52, 18 June 2010 (UTC)


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Draghi Says No Alternative to Austerity as Economies Shrink
European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said there is no alternative to austerity as Italian and Spanish officials balk at asking for bailouts that may impose more budget cuts.
"It's without doubt that the process of fiscal consolidation has depressed output in parts of the euro area," Draghi told lawmakers in testimony to the European Parliament in Brussels today. "But what's the alternative? We need to do that, we need to do that in the best possible way, as effective and as short as possible, complying with basic grounds of social justice."
European officials are pushing debt-strapped nations across southern Europe for more cuts despite the risk that they will worsen recessions gripping the region. Draghi last month said that the ECB is prepared to take the unprecedented step of buying unlimited quantities of Spanish and Italian bonds if they sign up to certain conditions.
Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti said in an interview on Sept. 27 that uncertainty about what those terms will look like is making him and his Spanish counterpart reluctant to apply for help.
International Monetary Fund Chief Economist Olivier Blanchard today suggested bond yields in Spain and Italy may resume rising if the countries don't meet investor expectations and seek aid.
Greek Progress
With German Chancellor Angela Merkel visiting Athens today, Draghi said the progress made by the Greek government on implementing sufficient reforms to qualify for further European aid had been "perceptible."
A mission led by the so-called troika, consisting of the ECB, the European Commission and the IMF, has been negotiating with the Greek government for more than two months over the implementation of austerity measures.
"It is also clear more has to be done," Draghi said. "We have to wait for the troika report in order to see how the situation stands."
Draghi praised on economic adjustment in Portugal, saying the pace of reforms is "faster than expected." Portugal "is well poised to regain market access within the horizon forecasted," he said.
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The ECB's bond-buying program, known as Outright Monetary Transactions, is theoretically "unlimited, but not unconditional," Draghi added, reminding governments that the central bank could end purchases if the agreed conditions are not kept to.
"The ECB will conduct OMTs if and as long as countries comply with a strict economic adjustment program," he said. "OMTs will not compensate for a lack of fiscal action."
Draghi also responded to a question over whether the ECB would allow Ireland to restructure part of its legacy banking-sector debt by saying the institution couldn't engage in the monetary financing of states.
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For years, Genpo Roshi wondered how to get Americans to sit still. We are, after all, an impatient, restless bunch. If we're sitting still, we usually want to be holding the TV remote.
We are reluctant to sit still, our legs folded and our backs straight, our minds open to emptiness, and yet this sitting zazen, Zen Buddhists call it has always been considered a prerequisite for that ineffable experience known as enlightenment.
What the world needed, Roshi decided, was something less time-intensive and less rigorous than years of meditation, less caught up in robes and chants and riddles. What the world needed, he decided, was something involving folding chairs and conversation, something that included a break for lunch yet still helped people shift their identities away from the self the small self that is self-ish, fearful, jealous, dissatisfied toward something bigger.
In the past six years since he first developed the "Big Mind" process, Roshi has presented his one-day workshop to more than 20,000 people worldwide. He will offer his next Big Mind on Saturday, Sept. 3, at Salt Lake City's Kanzeon Zen Center, where he is abbot and Zen master.
The beauty of Big Mind, Roshi says, is that anybody, even without a background in Buddhism or any desire to become a Buddhist, can get a glimpse of what the Buddha himself experienced 2,500 years ago.
"Now let me speak to Seeking Mind," says Roshi. He is sitting in his office at the Zen Center, giving a visitor a mini-version of his Big Mind workshop.
"Who are you?"
"Seeking Mind," the visitor says.
"What do you want, as Seeking Mind?"
"Peace and contentment."
Yes, he says, but the very act of seeking means you will never be satisfied, so the very thing you want you can't get. However, if a person can shift her thinking, Roshi says, she can see that everything she wants and seeks is already here, now. She can see beyond her ego, past the part of her mind that separates the world into "me" and "others."
In the Big Mind workshop, Roshi asks his participants to identify as various aspects of the self, shifting from The Controller to The Skeptic to the Desiring Mind and so forth, and finally to Big Mind and Big Heart. By identifying with Big Mind and Big Heart, he says, "We can see that even though we're all unique, we're all basically one. And when I see that, I see intuitively that what I do affects you, and vice versa."
As Big Mind we are both the self and larger than the self, Roshi explains. As the self we are both separate and interconnected. It's like the ocean, says Roshi. The ocean is made up of separate waves but is something whole. Without insight, he says, "we only see the waves." To see the ocean simply requires a shift in thinking.
"It's like if you live in a house and you reside primarily in the living room, and you forget there are other rooms," says Salt Lake writer Melissa Bond, describing how we all tend to stay confined. What was shocking, she says about her experience with the Big Mind process, was how simple it was to enter the other, spacious part of her self.
"It really did feel, on a curiously profound level, that I had tapped into something," she says. Not nirvana, of course, but "small shifts that start to take place."
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He Who Laughs, Lasts
Consider the following: George Burns, a sincerely funny man who said that "Sincerity is everything: if you can fake that, you've got it made," made it to the century mark. Henny ("Take my wife -- please!") Youngman, played his swan song at the ripe old age of 91, and Groucho ("I never forget a face - but in your case, I'll make an exception") Marx kept 'em rolling in the aisles until 83.
Coincidence? Maybe. But the fact that these very funny guys made it well past their allotted three-score years and ten could also be a testament to the heart-healthy effects of laughter, contends Michael Miller, MD, director of the center for preventive cardiology and associate professor of medicine at the University of Maryland in Baltimore
"The old axiom that 'laughter is the best medicine' appears to hold true when it comes to protecting your heart," says Miller in a written statement.
He and his co-researchers came to this deadly serious conclusion by surveying 300 people -- 150 healthy individuals and 150 people who either suffered heart attacks or had undergone procedures such as angioplasty to open blocked arteries that supply blood to the heart -- about whether they would laugh a little, a lot or not at all in a variety of social situations.
The 21-item questionnaire was designed to tease out information about how and in what situations each participant's funny bone is tickled.
One survey question, for example, asked "If you arrived at a party and found someone else wearing a piece of clothing identical to yours, would you (a) not find it particularly amusing, (b) be amused but not show it outwardly (c) smile, (d) laugh, (e) laugh heartily?"
Another question asks whether participants who decide to do something really enjoyable with friends during their time off from responsibilities or engagements would tend to not smile a lot or to dissolve into hearty laughter for much of the time.
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This is a discussion on WTS: [SC] Glock 17 Galco Miami Classic Holster within the Member Buy, Sell & Trade forums, part of the Marketplace category; New this holster costs around $174.99 plus shipping and wait time.. I am willing to part with it for $135 OR best offer shipped to ...
New this holster costs around $174.99 plus shipping and wait time..
I am willing to part with it for $135 OR best offer shipped to your door in the continental USA!
It is an old holster, serial number is 224.. it is in LIKE NEW condition.. There are no visible blemishes to me!
History: It was apparently purchased 10 years ago by an older gentleman that a friend of mine knew, new from Galco, hence the low serial number. He sold it to the friend of mine when he bought is Glock 17... My friend traded his Glock 17 for a Glock 19 (He will be buying another one of these from Galco, since he likes them so much), and sold this holster to me, today - but I found I am not the shoulder holster type guy...
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I am interested... just ran into a funds issue.
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Beinecke has acquired the huge and hugely irreverent archive of Richard Neville, Australian publisher, writer, and counter-culturalist. Most well-known for co-editing the outrageous Oz magazine, Neville notoriously stood trial, several times, for obscenity. His dogged fight in the censorship wars and against the establishment during the sixties is documented in full runs of his various publications and in assorted ephemera and correspondence. For the first time, documents related to his famous trial are available for study. He wrote about all his freewheeling grooviness in 1995 in Hippie, Hippie, Shake: The Dreams, the Trips, the Trials, the Love-ins, the Screw ups—the Sixties.
Among other gems, the British issues of Oz (1966-1973) are particularly spectacular. In varying styles from photography to photomontage to psychedelic art, both the covers and feature articles give an unequivocal sense of Neville's editorial bravura, the swinging sixties, and various socio-politico-cultural protestations. It is not hard to see why some were offended. Still in cataloguing, the Richard Neville archive will certainly prove an invaluable resource for the study of post-war counterculture.
An inside page. Naked woman on a toilet, superimposed over the Houses of Parliament. Inflammatory much?
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October 12, 2011
Children, UNH students, parents, and teachers from the Child Study and Development Center (CSDC) gained insight into the art and humanity of renowned artist and children's book author Dahlov Ipcar when they visited the UNH Museum of Art recently.
Well before the children's visit to the Museum of Art, the children had developed a "relationship" with Dahlov through reading her books, studying her art, and marveling at the creativity of a woman in her 90s. According to CSDC teacher Nicole Cavicchi, the ongoing exhibit at the museum was a perfect occasion to engage the children's thinking.
"We felt it would be a wonderful opportunity for our classroom to view an artist's work in person here in their own community- the UNH campus. Children have been intrigued to learn about Dahlov as a person and artist as they try to understand how old she is (93) and how big that number is for them," Cavicchi says.
As the 3-6 year olds were taken on a tour of the museum by education and publicity coordinator Catherine Mazur, they were also able to view sculptures by Ipcar's parents, Marguerite and William Zorach. The children's insights into the life and family of an artist - the human dimension of creativity – are particularly important given their increasing exposure to art through mass media.
For UNH students interning or working at CSDC, the museum visit was also an opportunity to think beyond the walls of the classroom and realize that early childhood education is informed by experiences from other disciplines. The children found immediate entry points into Ipcar's art because of her children's books and the focus on animals of many kinds in her paintings. Some of the entry points were less obvious. In one preschool classrooms, teacher Jamie Gleason noted that connections were made between the circular design of Ipcar's mandala paintings and the Hindu tradition of making pookalams (translated as "flower design").
The children worked together to arrange flower petals from the family's garden in traditional circular designs. With the support of their teachers, the children explored the idea of circles using a variety of media, including light and color with a light table and an overhead projector, drawing, and through construction in the block area. On seeing Ipcar's vibrant paintings at the museum one of the children quickly made the connection, saying "Look! I see circles!"
The exhibit of Ipcar's work continues until Oct. 19. The Child Study and Development Center has served as a laboratory school for UNH since 1929. The center is known nationally for its inquiry-based approach to early education and its award-winning Growing a Green Generation Project on gardening with children. As a laboratory school serving 122 children and their families, the CSDC provides a setting for research and student observations, educates pre-service teachers, and hosts tours for educators.


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Building on lessons learned from recent enforcement actions and FERC and CFTC priorities, attend the 13th installment of ACI's Energy Trading Compliance & Regulatory Enforcement Summit to benchmark with industry leaders and ensure policies and responses are optimally shaped.
Now in its 13th Installment, ACI's Energy Trading Compliance & Regulatory Enforcement is the nation's premier, must-attend event that directly addresses the most pressing compliance issues and regulatory initiatives that companies and their outside counsel need to be aware of. This program is designed to offer insights into pending rules and enforcement programs by the energy regulatory bodies, and explains the impact of increased federal scrutiny on the energy trading practice. It features a distinguished faculty of leaders from FERC and CFTC, as well as Mercuria Energy Trading, Vitol Americas, Cargill, Tesoro Companies, ConocoPhillips, Direct Energy, Nodal Exchange, Exelon, Morgan Stanley, Bank of America, Vitol Americas, Edison Electric Institute, Castleton Commodities International, The Energy Authority, E.ON Global Commodities, TMX Group, New York Law School, Twin Cities Power Holdings, Powerex, BP, Panda Power Funds, and others.
Attend this conference to hear the leaders in the industry share their insights into the current state of the energy trading space, as well as proven strategies for preparing a compliance program that will be responsive to all of the newly enacted, and often difficult to grasp, regulatory changes. As the industry continues to be faced with drastic changes, you cannot afford to miss this important event to ensure your compliance program is ready.
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Tue, May 24, 2016
Wed, May 25, 2016
Omni Houston
Houston, TX