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Discussion in 'Model S' started by m2140, Oct 11, 2016.
Saw this parked today. I this for real or just stickers?
It is a real sticker.
That wasn't the question. The question is "is it real" i.e. an actual P75D. Anyone can buy real emblems from the Tesla parts counter.
My vote is that it's not real since Tesla has never sold or advertised a P75D.
Yeah, I always heard that the larger battery was required in order to get the performance numbers that the P90D and the P100D can achieve.
When I first saw this, I did a search and cannot find anything on Tesla offering this ever. So I suspect it's a silly sticker job from a new Tesla owner not realizing what they are doing.
Which is what exactly?
I think they are realizing what they're doing. Making a joke.
I laughed because everyone at work acts like I drive a "P"70D, even though some of their cars cost just as much if not more than mine...
There was also that British magazine review recently of a Model S which kept referring to the car as a "P70D" I think. Does bring me back to the 75kw announcement though... I was really hoping the bigger battery would knock a few tenths off the 0-60 time.
There's no reason to believe they couldn't produce a P75D. It just wouldn't have the same level of performance as the P85D but there's no reason they couldn't bump the 75 battery up to a 1600 amp fuse.
The only P models Tesla has sold have been 85s, 90s, and now 100s. There's no such thing as a P75D. Someone is just having a laugh.
The smaller battery pack cannot put the wattage out needed to achieve the same performance. That's why the 90D is faster than the 60D and 75D.
Wishful thinking but maybe this is a Model 3 chassis being tested with a Model S shell on it
Doubt they would advertise it, but one could hope
I too hope they're already secretly testing the (pardon the language) crap, out of some/most of the m3 components already (software, displays, drive units, etc).
This was taken on a military base. Im fairly certain this is not a test mule.
That's funny. If I had 60, I would make it a P60D just for laughs.
I thought the model 3 was going to be a smaller car. How would a model s shell fit into a smaller model 3 chassis?
HA! Now I want to put P40D on mine and watch people at super chargers try to figure it out.
Isn't that what I said
This is exactly what a Tesla employee told us when we visited the Fremont factory in July. That you likely won't see any M3 mules driving around (at least not for a while), because they will be well disguised as Model S. You'll have to look inside for M3 clues.
And even if it were a M3 in MS skin, they surely wouldn't badge it as a potential M3 trim line.
There are enough numbers from the various version that you could do something like a P57D+
Someone previously tried to convince the world that his chrome coloured P85D+ was real. Didn't really fool anyone, but he was very insistent. Some people just have to be "special"
Wouldn't the wheelbase be shorter on the M3 frame?

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Gunners starlet Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain features a few times in the FIFA 13 trailer (see below) and is seen chipping the stranded Shay Given of Aston Villa, nice work Chambo!
The England international is also seen on the official cover for the upcoming FIFA 13 as he replaces fellow Gunner Jack Wilshere on the UK cover alongside fellow Englishman Joe Hart in the cover's middle-ground, with the Ballon d'Or Lionel Messi taking up his rightful place in the foreground.
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DAM & Children's Hospital Colorado Host Jackson Pollock Painting Party
On March 11, the DAM and Children's Hospital Colorado hosted a painting party at the hospital campus in Aurora for patients, families, and staff. Participants created paintings in the style of Jackson Pollock to celebrate the opening of Modern Masters: 20th Century Icons from the Albright-Knox Art Gallery. Pollock is known for dripping, splattering, and pouring paint that created larger-than-life works of art. Children had the opportunity to get messy and create their own version of his masterpiece, Convergence. The completed works of art will be on display at the hospital.
"What it's all about is self-expression, and the cool thing to me that Jackson Pollock was all about, and I think is important to these kids, is there's no right or wrong way to do it," Stefania Van Dyke, the master teacher for Modern Masters said. "They can paint outside the lines, so it's exciting and it's a great way to kind of get some energy out." The event was highlighted in the media, including videos on The Denver Post and CBS4 and a slideshow on 9 News.
The DAM has a three-year strategic partnership with Children's Hospital Colorado, which provides numerous opportunities to collaborate around the power of art. These include the use of the DAM's Art Tubes with artmaking activities at Children's Hospital Colorado, specialized tours of the DAM for participants in Children's Hospital Colorado Art for Life program, and an annual showcase of patient artwork from the Art For Life program at the DAM.


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I was worried my kids wouldn't get to bed on time. It was close to the time they'd normally get their pajamas on, but it was a special night. Tonight was the night to decorate the Christmas tree.
When I saw the excitement in their eyes, my concern with their bedtime ended. While my thoughts were fixed on how crabby my kids would be the next day, their thoughts were on hope, promise, and the excitement of the holidays. On this night, hope and promise won out.
As I watched them running from the decorations to the tree, I began to feel their hope and excitement. I felt further and further away from the "everyday worries" that had bothered me moments before. And as I watched them working together to create something beautiful, something else happened.
I began to be filled with love for them.
I watched them for awhile longer, then said, "You know, you guys are great." Michael, my 6-year-old son, hesitated for a second. "You are too, Dad," he said.
It was my turn to hesitate. For a moment, I felt numb, and then the feelings came. Tears of joy and gratitude streamed down my face. "Thanks, buddy," I whispered back. Sarah, my eight-year old daughter, glanced at me and asked me if I was crying. "Yes, Sarah, I'm very happy right now," I told her. She walked over to me and gave me a hug. A second wave of feelings came, and I struggled to compose myself.
As I sat there hugging my daughter, there was a part of me that was concerned about my kids taking "emotional care" of me. It felt a bit uncomfortable to be crying in front of my kids, and it felt a bit odd having my daughter comforting me.
But there was something bigger here.
We were having "a moment." It was a moment where we felt how close we could be, and it was a moment when my kids were seeing my authentic joy and gratitude. A moment that we would all remember for the rest of our lives.
After "the moment" passed, we continued to decorate the tree with lights and ornaments. When we'd finished, we got back into the "daily routine" of bedtime preparations. When my wife and I had gotten our kids to bed, I reflected on the moment that had passed and my life as a parent.
I thought about how easy it was for all of us to feel unappreciated, disrespected, and taken for granted as parents. It sometimes seems that we do so much for our kids, and we don't get the recognition we deserve. When life gets hard, we often long for the past, or look to the future, but we avoid the beauty of the present.
And then a moment like this comes along. One of the moments that creates meaning in your life. The kind of moment that reminds you why you're doing all that you're doing. And when you experience this kind of moment, it's easier to live each day and each moment with joy and gratitude. It's easier to face the occasional drudgery of everyday life. And it's easier to remember why we were put on this earth: to love each other and to help create a better world through that love.
As you move into this holiday season, remember to open yourself to your own "moments." They can happen at any time, and they'll appear to you when you have the courage and awareness to open yourself to the present moment. These moments may be filled by joy or pain, but they should not be judged by how happy they make you. They should be judged by whether you open yourself to that moment, and whether this moment fills your heart and your spirit.
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Tuesday June 28, 2011
Why is Will Venable starting games? Are the Padres "showcasing" him so they can trade him? Entice teams with a tantalizing short burst of play over mediocrity from Venable?
Padres fans have ample evidence over the past 3 years that Venable cannot sustain any kind of over average performance and are resigned oto seeing only flashes of brilliance reminiscent of Ruben Rivera.
Chris Denorfia is doing everything right. He is hitting over .300 including an incredible .289 at Petco, hitting for power - .451 slg, and playing good defense.What else does he need to do to be an everyday starter? I guess what he has to do is have flashes of great play.
Oh wait, Deno has had CONSISTENT great play.
The only explanation is that the Padres just don't care about winning right now and only want to see if they can get something for Venable when they include him in one of the inevitable trades the team will make before July 31st.
So why should fans care?
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The women's soccer team headed down to Boca Raton, Florida to meet the Rice Owls for the opening round of the Conference USA Championship Tournament on Wednesday morning at 11 a.m. The Niners were ranked No. 8 heading into the week, but after a long game, they managed to pull ahead and beat the No. 1 Seed Owls with a final score of 1-0.
This win in the quarterfinals was sweet redemption for the 49ers after falling 0-1 to Rice only a few weeks earlier at home. This was also Charlotte's first shut out against Rice and their first win in the teams' five total meetings. The game came down to a single goal that was scored within the last few minutes of the game by senior and C-USA Offensive player of the year, Martha Thomas.
The winning goal came about with 87:11 up on the clock. Sophomore Megan Greene obtained possession of the ball and launched it over to Thomas, who was waiting open towards the middle of the 18-yard box. As soon as Thomas got a hold of the ball, she sent it with ease right past Maya Hoyer, the C-USA Goalkeeper of the year.
The Owls tried to even the score up until the very last minute. Annie Walker took a corner kick for Rice in the last 35 seconds of the game, but she was not successful. The 49ers walked away with their first win of the tournament, and Rice headed home with their first loss in the last 12 games.
That game winning goal was lucky number 13 for Thomas, which bumped her up to tie for the program's all-time record. Her career total goals as a Niner is now up to 46 and counting, while runner up Whitney Weinraub ender her career with 39 back in 2010.
Rice led Charlotte in shots with 17-7, and in corner kicks with 8-3. Freshman goalkeeper Abby Stapleton had a total of seven saves in the net for the Niners, and Hoyer rounded out the game with two. Both teams fought hard and fair, ending the game without a single penalty or ejection.
This win clinches a spot for Charlotte in the semifinals, where they look to defend their championship title, and take on the No. 4 ranked Louisiana Tech on Friday at 11 a.m.


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Sans Soucie supports Textile Arts Dept. programs28 May, 2013
Vancouver designer Katherine Soucie hopes to help save Capilano University's textile arts program.
Link to the Georgia Straight article.
Future Courses with Capilano Textile Arts Dept.9 May, 2013
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Grad Catalogue 2013 Launch!!!1 May, 2013
Check out our Grad Catalogue link (here or on the left).
The show will be at CityScape Art Space in North Vancouver. Opening Night is May 16, 7-9.
Textile Arts Dept. crisis report1 May, 2013
As many readers will know by now, the long standing Capilano University Textile Arts Department and Studio Arts Department have recently and suddenly been thrown into crisis mode under threat of budget cuts that would lead to the elimination of both our departments.
Various cuts would also be applied to many other departments at Capilano University, including complete suspension of Computing Sciences and the vibrant Interactive Design Diploma Program.
These cuts would fundamentally change the nature and character of Capilano University forever.
During this past week we have been using our facebook page as our primary means of communication; this page will continue to be a hub.
Please also refer to the Capilano University Faculty Association page for information.Remember to go to 'Discussion Forums' on the right and also linked here.
Our community has been overwhelmingly supportive; we are very grateful and thank you all. Please know that we are working hard and will continue to work hard every day to try and ensure that these cuts do not occur.
Of course your letters and your presence at any and all gatherings makes a difference. We will keep in touch.
Mulberry tree, Jacquard weaving, Christo projects and the Garden! A busy April.13 April, 2013
There is lots happening as we near the end of the semester: graduating students are weaving final projects on the jacquard loom, 1st year students had Christo inspired projects around the campus, our first weeping mulberry tree arrived to feed future silk worms, and on the campus community garden first work day amazing things were accomplished. Many hands…


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Bring the Mediterranean into your kitchen
It's about that time of year when we all feel like the December slow-down can't come soon enough. If I had endless money I'd pay for all of us to take a delicious Mediterranean cruise, but alas. What I can do though, is ask Nina Timm from My Easy Cooking, to help us get that holiday feel this weekend.
This escape to the Mediterranean will cost you very little time and budget to plan, really all it will take is a quick trip to your nearest supermarket and some time to whip it up.
"Mediterranean Delicacies Products are just so convenient. I know you can probably make them cheaper yourself, but only if your time has no value. At the moment, my time is so little and precious and I have to balance so many things, that if I can pay slightly more, but save the time and effort to make something, I am all for it. Of course I like cooking and baking and of course I will do it every day of my life if I could, but sometimes the reality is slightly different. It is for those times that I seriously recommend Mediterranean Delicacies." – Nina Timm
Mediterranean Snacks
Makes roughly 12 snacks
Shopping list:
1 small baguette – cut in 12 slices
1 clove garlic – peeled
1-2 tubs Mediterranean Creamcheese Tricolore
12 anchovy fillets
1 clove garlic
Place the baguette slices on a baking sheet and place under your oven grill to brown on each side. Cut the garlic clove in half and with the cut side, rub the slices to add a lovely garlic flavour. Spread some Mediterranean Creamcheese Tricolore on each slice and place back under the grill. When you see a hint of colour on the cream cheese, it is done and you can remove it from the oven and place on a serving plate. Place an anchovy on each snack and serve immediately!
A simple five ingredient snack that will leave you feeling like you visited the Greek Islands? Sure sounds like a no-brainer to me!


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Some Men Will Go To Ends The Of The Earth To Get Away From An Ex…Or Sometimes, Even Farther
A man named Ken Sullivan just found out he's one of the final 1,000 applicants to go to Mars in 2024, as part of the Mars One project. Which is awesome for him . . . but apparently not so much for his wife and four kids. (check out his application video below)
In sickness and in health, in good times and bad, until Mars do us part. They weren't exactly the marriage vows Becky Sullivan agreed to, but it's increasingly looking like a reality. Missions would consist of four people, with the first one scheduled to blast off in 2024 and subsequent missions to take off every two years. Ken Sullivan, has made the cut from more than 200,000 applicants to 1,058 for a one-way trip to settle the Red Planet as part of the Mars One Project. It's led to some difficult conversations around the dinner table.
Leaving behind a wife is difficult enough, but Ken Sullivan, 38, has four children ranging in age from 6 months to 13 years old.
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Annual art show and sale benefiting the Community Council for the Arts.
This year, Anchor Splash will be held Saturday, August 11, 2018, 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., at the home of Rob & Suzanne Bizzell, 148 Hoop Pole Creek Drive, in Atlantic Beach, North Carolina
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This annual art show and sale benefits the Community Council for the Arts.
All participating artists will receive a free ticket to this event, otherwise tickets to attend are $35 and are available at the "Tickets" link button above, or may be purchased at the Arts Center. There is no charge to enter your work in this event.
Traditionally, we have found that artists who attend events like Anchor Splash have a greater potential of sales than those artists not in attendance. Not only do we hope you will attend this event, but we also encourage you to promote Anchor Splash to others in the community and region. Remember, the more people in attendance, the greater the potential for sales!
All artwork submitted for this exhibit and sale must be framed or matted/shrink wrapped or in plastic sleeves. 3-D work including textiles, sculpture, glass, metals and pottery must be suitable for display.
Each artist is limited to three (3) works.
We are providing you with three (3) labels at the bottom of this page for identification of your work. Please attach these labels to the back of your work prior to the time of submission. The Arts Council staff will be responsible for transporting your work to and from the event venue and displaying it for sale. All work must be for sale.
The Arts Council will retain a 35% commission on any work sold, so please price your work accordingly! Payment for sold pieces will be within 30 days of the sale.
Art needs to arrive at the Arts Center on Thursday, July 26, or Friday, July 27, between 10:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., or on Saturday, July 28, between 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.
We hope to see your work entered for this wonderful event. This is a terrific way you can have exposure in the community and extended region, sell your work and support the Arts Council!
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Become a Web-browsing wizard by learning all that Safari can do for you.
Sure, nearly anyone can get around well enough on the Web in Safari. But Apple has been improving Safari for years, and it has a treasure trove of features that most people never notice. No one ferrets out those features—and their shortcuts—better than Sharon Zardetto. She wrote this ebook to help you use Safari faster, smarter, and better than ever before.
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This ebook is effectively the third edition of an ebook that I've been writing about Safari, beginning with Safari 4, continuing with Safari 5, and now focusing on Safari 6.
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- Now that extensions are not the Brand New Thing, it's easier to poll experts about the ones they recommend, which is just what I did, and I've added the list for your convenience. I put special notices, like the one below, throughout the book wherever I discuss a feature (or lack thereof) that a specific extension addresses, linking it to the fuller description in Recommended Extensions, where you'll find links to downloadable versions.
What's New in Safari 6
Safari 6, released with OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion, is another step in the evolution of Apple's browser. No, it's not revolutionary by any means, but there are convenient, welcome improvements. In this chapter, I first list what's new in Safari 6, and then I note which of the new features you won't find if you're still running 10.7 Lion.
Here are the new features in Safari 6, and where they're explained:
- The former "smart address field" is now exceptionally clever, and works as a combined address and search field, as described in Use the Address Field to Load a Page.
- The Tab View lets you peruse all of a window's open tabs without having to move from tab to tab.
- Work with the Reading List to read Web pages offline.
- Share from the Share Button to put email, messaging, tweeting, and more at your fingertips.
- When more Web sites get up to speed with this HTML5 feature, you'll be able to Handle Web-Page Notifications.
- Use iCloud Tabs to pick up where you left off on another computer or device with the syncing of left-open tabs.
- There's a new Safari preference pane that lets you Store and Edit Your Passwords.
But, Apple giveth and Apple taketh away: RSS feeds are no longer available, and sorely missed.
What's Not New in Safari 6 in Lion
The version of Safari 6 that's available for 10.7 Lion is missing some features that are in the Mountain Lion version (most are dependent on Mountain Lion features):
- Notifications.
- iCloud Tabs: These are a special syncing convenience that lets you see what tabs you left open on one computer or mobile device when you're using one of your other ones.
- Tab View.
- Share button: The soon-to-be (if not already) ubiquitous Share button came to Mountain Lion from iOS. It's not available in Lion, but some of its commands (it sports a drop-down menu) are available elsewhere. Not, however, the Message, Twitter, and Facebook commands, since those connect to Mountain Lion's innards.
What version of Mac OS X do I need to run Safari 6?
Safari 6 runs in 10.7 Lion and 10.8 Mountain Lion, but its feature set is slightly restricted in Lion, and Sharon points out the differences. For 10.6 Snow Leopard or 10.5 Leopard, read Take Control of Safari 5. There's also Take Control of Safari 4 for people running 10.4 Tiger.
- Reader Comments
From AUSOM News, published by The Apple Users' Society of Melbourne
My entire mess was due to the fact that I had not bothered to learn how to open new tabs where I wanted them, how to move tabs between windows, and how to move between tabs. Even my bookmarks were a mess… Sharon has obviously put a great deal of time into making the best use of Safari's tab and/or window features. The description of the various options is clear and often in a table form, so different approaches are obvious at a glance. All I had to do was read a few pages of the book and I had a positive feeling that at last I understood this concept. —Pam
- Update Plans
October 10, 2012 – We don't have any immediate plans to update this ebook.
Posted by Tonya Engst
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Sharon and Chuck Talk about Safari 6
In MacVoices episode 12121 author Sharon Zardetto chats with host Chuck Joiner about whether people now-a-days "surf" or "browse" the Web. They also shoot the breeze about why Sharon was missing RSS in Safari 6 and what she did about it, what's new and worth paying attention to in Safari 6, and a few interesting Safari extensions.
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Fantasy of North IndiaDuration : 13 Nights / 14 Days
Places to see : Delhi - Agra - Jaipur - Udaipur - Ranakpur - Jodhpur - Jaisalmer - Bikaner - Mandawa - Delhi
Day 1 : Arrive at Delhi
Company representatives will receive you on arrival at the international airport in Delhi late in the evening. Transfer to your hotel. Relax.
Overnight at Delhi.
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Proceed for Agra after breakfast. Reach Agra in the afternoon.
Overnight at Agra.
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After breakfast drive to beautiful Pink City - Jaipur.
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Breakfast at hotel.
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Overnight at Jaipur.
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Start for Udaipur after breakfast.
Relax in the evening. Overnight at Udaipur.
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Breakfast at hotel.
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Day 7 : Udaipur - Jodhpur
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Reach Jodhpur.
Relax in the hotel and visit the museum of UMAID BHAWAN PALACE. Overnight at Jodhpur.
Day 8 : Jodhpur
Morning go for a village safari in the jeep and have a rare glimpse into the rich culture and true essence of India. Abundant wildlife (game) and memorable moments of the great desert landscape fascinates one while driving along the countryside.
Overnight at Jodhpur.
Day 9 : Jodhpur - Jaisalmer
Proceed for Jaisalmer.
Reach and check in at hotel. Overnight at Jaisalmer.
Day 10 : Jaisalmer
After a relaxed breakfast proceed for full day sightseeing tour of The Golden City - Jaisalmer. It is in the heart of the Great Indian Desert. Its temple, fort and palaces are all built of yellow stone. The city is a mass of intricately carved buildings, facades and elaborate balconies. Visit the JAISALMER FORT - The oldest living Fort in the world. (This is the highlight of the tour)
Stay overnight at the SWISS TENT CAMP.
Day 11 : Jaisalmer - Bikaner
Breakfast at the camp. Continue with the safari and reach Bikaner via NAGAUR.
Check in at hotel.
Relax in the evening. Overnight at Bikaner.
Day 12 : Bikaner - Mandawa
Breakfast at hotel. Proceed for sightseeing tour of Bikaner.
Reach and check in at hotel. Overnight at Mandawa.
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Breakfast at hotel.
Overnight at Delhi.
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Breakfast at Delhi. Proceed for a full day tour of Old & New Delhi.
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Art Craft | Euphonium
Marcus Locke | Euphonium
Tom Meyer | Euphonium
|Art Craft has been in the ABB for more than twenty years. Also a trombonist, he was a student of the late Matty Shiner and has been playing lower brass instruments since the age of eleven. Art has played with a variety of local groups, including the East Winds Symphonic Band, the North Suburban Symphonic Band, the Edgewood Symphony, and the University of Pittsburgh Philharmonic. Currently, Art also plays in The West Hills Symphonic Band and the Metropolitan Italian Band and is a member of the Allegheny Brass Quintet.A psychologist by training, Art is co-founder and managing partner of Vista Behavioral Health Associates, a large mental health practice located in the Pittsburgh area.
|Thomas O. Meyer joined the ABB in 1993. A student of euphonium since 1962, he has played with a variety of ensembles, including the 661st U.S. Air Force Band, the Kittanning Fireman's Band, and the New Kensington Fireman's Band. In addition to the euphonium, Tom plays the trombone on occasion and appeared as a vocalist in the Air Force Band.
Other pastimes include running, woodworking, and golf. He is a systems analyst, retired from PPG Industries.


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The U.S. Postal Service "Stamp Out Hunger" Food Drive is coming this Saturday, May 9, to Apache Junction. All food donations will go to the Apache Junction Reach Out Food Bank to feed the hungry in the local area, according to a press release. Residents should place non-perishable donations should be left at their mailbox on Saturday for a letter carrier to pick up.
This is the largest food drive in the nation. The Apache Junction Food Bank counts on it to help stock its food shelves for the summer season when extra food is needed to replace public programs not available to families with children during the school vacation months, according to the release.
Donations may also be made directly to the food bank at 575 N. Idaho Road, Suite 701, at the southeast corner of Idaho Road and Superstition Mountain Boulevard in Apache Junction.
Monetary donations can be made online at the food bank website. Call 480-983-2995 for more information on donating and volunteering.
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While we love animals here at MNN, we're not above watching a good animal vs. animal video every now and then. Humans have been enjoying battles pitting Animal A against Animal B for thousands of years. The Romans set up huge fights between lions, tigers, bears, elephants, dogs, bulls, and even crocodiles that would be watched by thousands of spectators.
Polite society has mostly grown out of rounding up animals to fight for our enjoyment, but we still retain the basic desire to see a lion beat the crap out of a tiger — which is, more or less, why the Internet was invented. Here are 19 of the craziest animal vs. animal videos to be found on the Web. Enjoy.
Battle at Kruger
Chicken cops
Gibbon taunts baby tigers
This gibbon has cajones. It also helps that the tigers are babies. I imagine their mom would make short work of Mr. Gibbon here.
Zebra vs. croc; zebra wins
In a fight between a crocodile and a zebra, you'd be foolish to not put your money on the animal with the huge mouth full of teeth. In this case, you'd end up having your money taken from you. Watch what happens when this zebra gets a little too up close and personal with a sneaky croc.
Lucky penguin
Orca whale parents teach their young to hunt using single prey animals, often penguins. The whales will group up and swing together so the young have time to work on their tracking and hunting skills. In this video one lucky and clever penguin took advantage of a boat full of Antarctic tourists to escape a hunting lesson.
STILL LOOKING FOR A FIGHT? Check out the rest of the list >
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A few things have had me thinking about gender stereotyping and role enforcement recently… not normally a topic I'd tackle, but as 'blog o the month' at ISTE Island I guess I'd better try and be erudite and wise…
It started pre-Christmas, reading in the Grauniad about how pink is being used more than ever in marketing and packaging for toys for girls. Becky Francis, an educational researcher at Roehampton reviews the gender divide in toys and notes:
"The very clear message seems to be that boys should be making things, using their hands and solving problems, and girls should be caring and nurturing," she says. "It is likely that many of the boys in the study sleep with a teddy, but this was not noted by parents as a favourite toy."
A similar article appeared a few days ago in the Torygraph bemoaning the 'Pink Plague'.
I recall a genuine feeling when I was an undergraduate that the strictly defined gender roles were being eroded and greater equality between the genders was being reached, so its a bit of a shock to realise that in the world of toys the differences are more entrenched than ever. For example, buying what I considered a very gender neutral toy a few years ago – a basic Lego set – I noticed that the store had decided it was a 'boys toy' and it had been stickered as such.
JeongMee Yoon has been making a pictorial archive of the blue/pink divide, and it makes interesting viewing here. There is some scientific work trying to determine the origin of this preference, although I think this has some way to go and is open to criticism currently – such as for studying the colour preferences of adults who are presumably already affected by cultural factors (Hurlbert & Ying, 2007) or for failing to take account of the history of colour/gender ties. As JeongMee notes:
Pink was once a color associated with masculinity, considered to be a watered down red and held the power associated with that color. In 1914, The Sunday Sentinel, an American newspaper, advised mothers to "use pink for the boy and blue for the girl, if you are a follower of convention." The change to pink for girls and blue for boys happened in America and elsewhere only after World War II.
Indeed, had pink always had the same associations it now holds, perhaps Fenton Tower in the Scottish Borders might not have seemed particularly fearsome because of its girlish hue…
But what has this got to do with computer games and computer science? More below…
The gender divide in Computer Science has long been an issue of some concern. While the world's first even computer programmer may have been a woman, and the current president of the ACM (Association for Computing Machinery – the largest professional/academic computing society worldwide) may be female, but the career path does not currently attract good numbers into university.
Many of my colleagues have pointed out to me that female recruitment into CS degrees is actually behind what it was 20 years ago. We are somehow going backwards, not forwards. (Although there are some pockets of progress… see, for example, Joanna Goode's NSF work on bringing the under-represented into CS – some details and wider discussion here.)
When it comes to computer games, however, there has been dramatic changes. 20 years ago the general perception (and no doubt figures existed to back this up) that computer games were almost exclusively a 'boys' thing. Today, without doubt, games have moved beyond this narrow demographic – with a wide range of titles aimed at all children and at families. Nintendo deserve special praise for their impact in this area – the 'Touch Generations' titles on the DS and Wii in particular. And aside from making the DS also available in Pink (from a large range of colours to suit all tastes), they have achieved this by making games interesting to as wide an audience as possible – not by trying overhard to make 'games for girls'.
But where Nintendo have shown that girls will play computer games…
… the more marketing led have been busy producing wide ranges of games for girls. In any colour as long as it is pink. Gender stereotypical role enforcement now available on DS. Making games for girls is not a bad thing as such – but the 'make it pink, make it girly' approach is selling short, IMHO. Nintendo show that games can be made that appeal to all children, or to entire families – but I fear that over time the marketers will win. The games shop of the future may well have the blue shelves on the right, the pink shelves on the left.


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Good morning everyone! Today I'm sharing a card I made using some fun stamps and dies from Avery Elle.
These fun images are from Avery Elle's That Bites clear stamp set. I started my card by cutting a panel of watercolor paper and then I used distress ink to make a watercolored background. I colored all the fish with distress inks and then used Glossy Accents on their eyes and teeth. I diecut the fish using the That Bites Elle-ments. Lastly, I added lots of sequins to imitate bubbles in the water.
Thanks so much for stopping by!
Hugs, Anita
Stamp: Avery Elle - That Bites
Paper: Strathmore w/c paper
Other: Distress inks, Glossy Accents, sequins


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Marilou Diaz-Abaya: Mentor, Sister, Friend/
UPDATE 4/28/14: From May 1–31, 2014, "Marilou Diaz-Abaya: Filmmaker on a Voyage," A Film By Mona Lisa Yuchengco, is available nationwide in the U.S. on Comcast's On-Demand!
This documentary on one of the Philippines' finest directors, Marilou Diaz-Abaya (Karnal, Brutal, Sa Pusod ng Dagat, Jose Rizal and Muro Ami), is now available to digital cable customers for the whole month of May on Comcast's Cinema Asian America, which features Asian American films and videos in a monthly, thematically-programmed format.
To access Comcast's On Demand: Through your Comcast digital cable menu, click on the "On Demand" button. In the "Movies" folder, there will be a "Movie Collections" folder. You will find "Cinema Asian America," and access "Marilou Diaz-Abaya: Filmmaker on a Voyage." –Ed.
Most of the viewers had heard of Marilou and even seen some of her movies, but hardly anyone knew her up close. The privileged handful who had worked with the famous director could not match Lisa's closeness with her subject.
Marilou and Lisa were connected by marriage, but more than that, they were kindred spirits, sisters by choice, and friends in the truest sense of the word. In the last few years, they even became teacher and student, with Marilou giving Lisa a crash course on filmmaking.
After watching the movie, everyone in that audience was awed by the spectacular talent and the inspiring persona of Marilou. So effective and touching was Lisa's film that people came out feeling they have found a new friend in Marilou, and everyone looked forward to seeing more of her movies.
Lisa broke the sad news about Marilou's condition at the question-and-answer session after the movie: Marilou was brought to the ICU the previous night and it wasn't looking good.
The next day, Lisa emailed that the fabulously talented movie and TV director/die-hard scuba diver/thought leader Marilou Diaz-Abaya had passed away at 57.
Not surprisingly, Lisa was flying to Manila a few days later to attend to family matters. The timing was hardly serendipity: Marilou, ever the director, had earlier planned the details of the funeral herself and had chosen Lisa to give the eulogy. –GN
Eulogy for Marilou Diaz-Abaya delivered on Friday, October 12, 2013 at the necrological services at the Ateneo Chapel, Manila.
I am at a loss. Even if I knew this day would come, I had always hoped and prayed that God would make an exception with Marilou, considering how close she was to Him. When I was here last in August, Marilou asked me when I was returning. I told her that October was a possibility because I would be working on a project; but if it did not push through, then I would definitely be here in February for my father's 90th birthday. She said to me, "February might be too late. I may not be around anymore." She already knew then that the end was near.
Marilou had planned the details of her death since last year. She wanted to spare her family of making the hard decisions, and she wanted to spend quality time with them while she was still alive. She told me then that Randy David and I would deliver the eulogies. I thought she was kidding. When she died a few days ago, I was still hoping that it was a joke, but Marissa, her sister, confirmed that I was indeed one of the speakers. "I have it in hard copy," Marissa texted.
My name is Mona Lisa Yuchengco, and for those who are wondering why I have been chosen to deliver Marilou's eulogy, let me explain my relationship with her. I am Marilou's sister-in-law. Her husband Manolo and my ex-husband Raffie are brothers. I got the oldest among the brothers, and she got the youngest. We were both the outsiders in the Abaya family, but since we went to the same school, we kind of understood each other.
I visited Marilou one year, while she was still single and studying at Loyola University. That was the first time I realized that this girl could TALK! I don't recall having any sleep that first night. The next day we drove to Las Vegas for some fun. Everywhere we went, people asked if we were sisters because we looked alike. It was the first time I really got to know Marilou, and I couldn't help but think how lucky Manolo was to have found such a gem.
Marilou and Manolo were absent at most of the family dinners because they were always on location, shooting, and when they did show up, we would be regaled with so many stories about the film they were working on and all the gossip on the movie stars. There was never a dull moment.
When my own marriage fell apart, I moved to San Francisco in 1982 with my children and hardly had any contact with the Abaya family, except for Marilou. She visited San Francisco with her family and when I came home to Manila I would call her. During one of those get-togethers, she invited me and Mely, our other sister-in-law, to her house in Tagaytay where we spent the whole day eating, laughing, sharing stories about our children and gabbing away about anything under the sun. The three of us talked at the same time.
When I was going through my civil annulment, I asked Marilou for help. My lawyer thought it would help my case if I had somebody from the Abaya side to testify on my behalf. (By the way, before I get kicked out of this podium or get excommunicated, I want to say that I also had my church annulment!) Marilou agreed to do it without any hesitation. The prosecutor questioned her for 45 minutes, and just when she was about to step down, he asked her if the story of her then-current movie, "Ipaglaban Mo" was based on my case! Then the court clerks asked for her autograph. She said to me, "If I had known how interested they were in my movie, I would have come with movie passes, and then would have saved the prosecutor and myself some time!" So I owe her my freedom.
In 2009 my older son Paolo was expecting his first child. I know how important this experience is for first time fathers so I came to Manila to lend support. I contacted Marilou before coming home to say that I would be in Manila for two months and wondered if she could teach me how to make movies. I told her that ever since I had sold Filipinas Magazine in 2005 I have missed telling stories. She created a special curriculum for me as classes in her school had already started. A week before we were to start, she told me that the breast cancer she had been diagnosed with in 2007 had returned, and this time she would need a mastectomy. I told her that we could do the classes another time, but she insisted that we go ahead. She said to me, "I will be gone only for two weeks and during that time, another teacher will take my place. Don't worry." And sure enough, that is what happened. It was the first time I saw firsthand the dedication and commitment she had for her craft and her generosity in wanting to share this with others.
A year later, I was excited to work on my first full-length documentary. I told Marilou that I wanted to do a film on the controversial family planning bill. We discussed the movie project and she gave me a lot of reading materials from all different perspectives. She also recommended people I should work with. (Again, before you kick me out or excommunicate me, this movie project didn't go through; but let me tell you the story first.) I came back to Manila in January of 2011, ready to start filming and that was when Marilou was diagnosed with stage-four cancer: it had metastasized to her liver, abdomen and spine. We were all in disbelief and shock.
It dawned on me to ask her if there were any films on her life. She said she didn't like the idea of others making money on her, but she added, "If it is you, I approve." She also said that she had wanted to just sit in front of a camera and talk for as long as she could because there was so much more she wanted to impart and didn't want to leave without doing so. I agreed to be her medium.
It was a very difficult challenge, one that left doubts in my mind about my sanity. Was this student capable of telling the story of the master? Marilou was starting her chemotherapy sessions and we had to work around that. We were only able to interview and tape her for one and a half days. We were not permitted to follow her around. We had a difficult time scheduling the interviews and finding copies of her films. She didn't keep copies, and the school only had the more recent ones. I could not access her as readily for advice because I knew the chemo treatments left her tired, anxious and nauseated. We didn't know when she would succumb to the disease. When she was first diagnosed with stage-four cancer, there was talk that she would be around for only two months. Then she hung on for another two months and another. I wanted to finish the film so she could see it before anything happened to her. After seven months in Manila, the first draft of the film entitled, "Marilou Diaz-Abaya: Filmmaker on a Voyage," had been edited and was on its way for musical scoring. Unbeknownst to me, Marilou had intercepted the film before it reached scoring and I was surprised to receive a text message from her that said, "Bravo, Lisa. Just watched your director's cut. It's wonderful. Congrats. Thank you so very much for such a marvelous gift." With those words, I let out the biggest sigh, and said, "If she likes it, that's all that matters." We showed the film in September during a lull from her chemo treatments. About 200 people showed up and gave her a standing ovation.
It was during those months while preparing and filming the movie that I got to know Marilou even more. It was like having another semester of classes. The learning didn't stop. I accompanied her to a few of her chemo sessions and visited her in the hospital when she had to stay overnight. Every time we were together, it was non-stop talking and non-stop eating, with Marilou doing more of the talking and the eating. Man, could she EAT, too! It was difficult for her to avoid her favorite foods while she was having treatments.
Marilou was a perfectionist in everything she did, and she had high expectations of the people she worked with. She was very nurturing and considered all her students as her anak. Marco, her biological son, acknowledges that his mom had so many anak sa labas (illegitimate children). She was very intelligent, but she did not mock mediocrity. There was no subject she didn't know or did not have an opinion on. She was fair with everyone and treated all with respect. She always knew the right thing to do and so confident that she was unfazed by criticisms, unkind words, or deeds.
But she was, of course, human. I was with her when she had her down days, when she was hurt or hurting, when she didn't feel right; but she would only allow herself to dwell on it momentarily, and then the feisty Marilou would be back.
In preparation for the filming of the movie, I had prepared five pages of questions I wanted to ask her, some personal questions and some connected to her profession. She patiently, diligently and honestly answered these. Some answers are those exchanged only between sisters, but I'd like to share with you today some of her responses that were not included in the film.
Marilou said that the six years in television from 1986 to 1992 were some of the happiest years for her as a wife and mother because she had not known what it was like to have a regular rhythm in lifestyle. But when she did her comeback film, "Kung Ako'y Iiwan Mo" in 1992, after calling the first shot, she went to the bathroom and had a good cry because she suddenly realized that she had been suppressing her love for films, for which work in television could not be a substitute.
I asked her how she managed in a field dominated by men. She replied, "The discrimination never presented itself on the set or in the professional environment, but it always somehow insinuated itself among critics, movie reviewers and audiences. For example, when I made "Brutal" and "Karnal," people would say, 'We love your film. It was good and powerful. It didn't feel like a woman directed it.'"
I asked her who her favorite actors were. "Alive it would be Cesar Montano," she said. Among those who had passed, she mentioned Vic Silayan, Jay Ilagan, Dindo Fernando and Charito Solis. She said they were all not only passionate and dedicated but also very systematic and disciplined like her.
"What does it mean to be a good storyteller?" I asked. She said, "You have to care about the people whose stories you are telling on the big screen, and you have to care about the people who will watch your films. This is imperative and the minimum requirement for the creative and social integrity of a filmmaker. The generosity and kinship with your audiences are very important."
I asked her what she considered to be her greatest contribution to Philippine cinema, and she replied, "I think it would be up to the future generations to determine for themselves what my greatest contribution is. Having said that, I would like to think that, together with Director Laurice Guillen, we provided the minority voice, the woman's vision to male subjects such as violence, exploitation, war, conflict, sex and so forth. There was a mother's sensibility to our films, and there was a caregiver feeling with the characters on screen that was not the same as the best male director. The searching for love and chances to love and be loved were always in our films somehow."
"Why you," I asked, referring to being stricken with cancer. Without hesitation, she replied, "Because I am visible and it's easier to show that it's possible to die with your dignity intact, to prepare for death deliberately, sensibly, with much sobriety and sensitivity not only for yourself but also for the people who are less prepared than you."
Marilou's heart was so big because she loved so much and gave so generously to anyone who came her way. Though it is her body of work that we will remember, it is her giving heart that we will miss. Thank you, Manolo, Marco and David for sharing her with us. She was so proud of you and loved you so much.
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You can shed tears that she is gone,
Or you can smile because she has lived.
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The last scene in my movie has Marilou saying, "I am actually excited about being sent. I am spending so much time falling in love with Jesus, how can I not rush into his arms?" Ladies and gentlemen, our sister, Marilou, is now basking in the arms of Jesus. Let's be happy for her.
I would like to personally thank her for opening up a whole new world for me that I didn't know existed until I became her student, her sister and her friend. A text message she sent me last September 10, 2011 read, "How thoughtful and gracious of God to have intertwined our lives, making us co-pilgrims and authentic sisters!"
I love you, Marilou.
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About the Creator
Francois Boutemy's fascination with photography has grown into a daily occupation, a natural conclusion arising from a childhhood interest in the use of imagery as commentary on the World around him. In particular, becoming 'graphically literate' has perhaps evolved from Dyslexia, the aptitude and development of expression through visual images came far more naturally than translating meaning through written words, in this sense it is Francois' first language. Based in London, in residence at Simulacra Studio he is never short of subject matter and stimulation. Drawing on life experience, he has always been particularly taken with the challenge and inspiration of street photography - the beauty of capturing fragile and temporal moments, and portraying them through an abstracted lens never fails to satisfy. Recently though, he has pushed himself in new directions, collaborating with other artists on a graphic novel project and co-creating 'Contact Sheet', an Online Gallery.