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I needs thoughts about our Gabby who is 9. Gabby is my 2nd golden who has been raised with rotts. She lived with Xena my 12 y/o rott who passed on 10/13 due to a nasal tumor and Isis who was 4 and passed on 12/24. Xena was the most gentle soul and Gabby was her best bud. Isis was not. Isis had mental issues and was a time bomb waiting to go off. On Christmas Eve morning, she turned on me and bit my hand and then continued aggression in my direction, ripping my nightgown. It was hard to do but we had her out down a few hrs later. We had spent 24/7 the past 4 years working with her to no avail. Gabby was not treated well by Isis at all. Now Gabby is an only pup with our cat as company. My husband wants another rott and I am afraid at this point. We have shared 3 wonderful rotts but Isis has soured me.
My question is this: does it sound reasonable to ask that Gabby remain the only dog for the rest of her life and then we can get a rott and another golden at the same time. There is a great breeder who breeds both near us. My first golden teddy Bear passed at 14. That is not so far away for my Gabbers. Golden people are loving folks and I know I can get real advice and not be criticized for what we did with Isis. The rott forum tore us apart.
Im sorry you had to make the tough decision. Living with a dog that could go off is no way for you or the dog to live. Only you are able to say when its enough and if your dog was attacking you like that I don't see how you had much other choice.
Did you get isis as a pup? I would say to really make sure that the parents have awesome temperaments, all the health clearances and you have the time to devote to socializing a new pup. You do never know but you would increase your chance on having another good one. But again only you would know how Gabby would appreciate a young pup in her life.
Good luck to you and so sorry for your losses! Give Gabby lots of extra love!
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I don't have advice for you, but I am wondering if your husband understands your point of view and would he be willing to give you some time to try to move past this? He may think your fears are unreasonable, but they are still very real to you.
I hope you will find what you need here, there are some terrific people here who I am sure will be able to give you thoughtful input.
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I am so sorry to hear you had to go through this difficult time. You made the decision you had to make. It is not appropriate for anyone to second guess such a heartfelt decision.
As far as getting another rottweiller right away--my thought would be to wait until your Golden passes. I think a young rotti, even a puppy, would be difficult for an older Golden to deal with. However, I agree with Nolefan, that you and your husband should at least give it some time before any decisions are made.
We had Isis since she was a pup and she always had issues with aggression. It continued and increased as she got older. Never had these probs with the other 3 rotts we had. Gabby is a rescue and is fearful. I am now seeing her come out of her shell somewhat. She is exploring more. Isis really kept her living in fear, no matter how much we kept them apart for safety. I will share you responses with my spouse. I am afraid he does not see my POV and is resentful that I do not want another rott now, if ever. Rotts are his breed as goldens are my breed of choice. I can see 2 outcomes here 1. he sees my POV and compromises to wait or 2. he forces the issue and I take my Gabby, my cat and birds elsewhere. I need to have my POV respected as I will be the primary caretaker of any pet that comes to our house. Thank you again, I knew golden owners would be able to help. No responses yet on the rot site where I also posted about compromise. Many did offer sympathy now but got little help when Isis was still here.
Actually I went and read the posts on the rott forum, I believe you received some excellent advice from them on how to manage your girl, some of which you elected not to do and unless that forum deletes posts, I didn't see anything but support given to you when you reported having to send Isis to the bridge. As for whether to add another dog into the mix, it seems like your golden needs some one on one time with her humans having had to endure living with an unstable dog for 4 years. That being said, we can only offer recommendations based on the info provided--you and your husband are the best judge of whether (and when) to open your home to another pup. Having gone from 3 to 1 dogs in a relatively short amount of time, I can imagine how unbearably quiet the house must seem now. Good luck with your decision & if you do decide to pursue a pup, please thoroughly research the breeders ensuring they're following at minimum the respective breed clubs code of ethics for breeding.
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I can well understand the need for time before making any decisions. Having an older golden, I think her welfare has to come first. The fact that you see her coming out of her shell is very heartening. IMO you owe it to her to help her become all the dog she can be first and foremost.
I'm so sorry you had to go thru this. It's got to be gut wrenching to make that decision, but even more stressful to live in such a tense situation.
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You are all so sweet. In retrospect most rott posts were intended to be helpful. We did everything they suggested to the best of our circumstances. Isis was my 4th rott so we were not new to the world of rotties. Their posts on the Bridge were touching and supportive. But yes, some of my posts were deleted there.
On 12/31 my husband and I participated in the Candlelight Ceremony at the Bridge, we both were in tears by the close of it.
Is Gabby really an 'only dog' ? I would argue that she probably sees herself as part of your pack.
A lot depends on the amount of company she will get through the day.
We have one dog who seems well adjusted to our family life. This being said, it would be very rare that he spends more than 2.5 hours without some family contact.
Does she appear to miss your Rotts? What about another Retriever?
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Gabby misses Xena the most. They grew up together. Very little interaction with Isis the one who left 12/24. Isis was an alpha and was not a benevolent one. Gabby is part of the family pack, yes. She really did not get the attention she deserved for being such a wonderful dog. Isis took every minute 24/7 of attention with training and walking and worrying.
I would love another golden but my husband wants a rott again. They are his dog of choice.
I approached him about my compromise idea and asked him to not say anything right away but to think on it. If Gabbers stays the only dog for her remaining years, he can get a rott . And I will get an older golden puppy.That way the rott puppy will grow up with a golden and hopefully think she is a golden too. He has not responded yet..I hope that is a good sign. He is sad because he said he has no dog....I have a dog but he does not. I am trying to get him to see that Gabby is OUR pet not just mine. Only time will tell.
2 of my 4 rotts actually believed they were goldens. I could say GO TO YOUR ROOM and the golden and rott would turn around and go to the bedroom. It always impressed visitors.
Again I am sorry if I spoke out of turn about the other forum but I was still in shock when I posted.
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"Happy Saturnalia from the Imperial Mansion."
"Welcome to the House of Satyrs & Nymphs."
"I don't need the Roman empire when I have access to all these lovelies back home."
Gallienus (218-268) is the Roman emperor who somehow mislaid nearly his entire empire without being particularly bothered. He started out co-ruler of an empire that stretched from Scotland to Iran but ended up with his authority limited to a tent, pitched up outside the walls of Milan. His often called the 'Playboy Emperor' for his preference to enjoy the job rather doing anything important like fighting battles or actual 'ruling'.
This lassiez faire approach to power got a right telling off by historians who wonder how he managed to stay emperor for 15 years during an era where getting to your first anniversary was achievement enough. Yet Gallienus's reputation for incompotence was overlooked at the time. His own generals liked him until they decided he needed to 'retire' and the Christians welcomed him for revoking a list of penalties introduced against them for their 'unnatural worship'. This led to Gallienus receiving a reasonable write-up by later Christian writers, though he was supposed to have killed St.Zeno for curing his own daughters.
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Gallienus's career before he became co-Roman emperor is a bit obscure. Allegations that he was a dabbler in the Imperial stockmarket or had 'positions on the slave trading industry' are mixed with other stories that he was essentially a loafer (natch, not loofah!). No great scandals were associated with Gallienus. He mixed with the right people but only to ensure life was less complicated. His only known hobby besides the usual vices (sex and alcohol) was military tactics. This didn't mean he actually wanted to go out and look for war but he had some ideas about improving Rome's military machine.
In 253 his father Valerian became Roman Emperor. As was now a usual procedure to make the job a family affair, Valerian made his eldest son co-emperor, with the brief to look after 'the Western bit' which included Britain, France, Germany, Spain..in other words a territory that now exists as the European Union. Valerian kept the rest and moved off to sort out the Goths and Persians. Gallienus's job was to head towards the River Rhine and deal with the untamed Germanic tribes.
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Gallienus's campaign along the Rhine frontier was a disappointment. The Germanic tribes ran away so the emperor was soon back in Rome. He did have a new idea - that was to send two of his own sons Valerian the Younger and Saloninus out in his place. They became imperial interns, one in the Balkans and the other in Gaul. Gallienus meanwhile had set up his own military academy in the Praetorian Guard barracks where over the next few years future emperors Claudius II, Aurelian and Diocletian learned how to salute and ride a horse backwards.
For the next few years Gallienus chose to enjoy his position by building a large palace on the Saturnine Hill, a man-made mound constructed of old discarded, 'beyond their shelf life' slaves. There Gallienus liked to spend all day in his dressing gown with nymphs dressed like rabbits, jumping around in his garden with the barest of covering. Every Saturday, selected friends were invited to bathe in Gallienus's hypocaustic pool. People in Rome were not shocked, by the standards of a Caligula, Nero or Elagabalus this was tame stuff.
Gallienus's lifestyle didn't change a lot when in the space of two years he lost both sons and his father. Valerian the Younger died on a bloody camping holiday and Saloninus fell out with his boss Postumus who had him killed for making fun of his funny gallic latin accent. Then Gallienus got the news that his father Valerian had been defeated and was now a dishonoured guest at the court of King Shapor of Persia. Gallienus said he would act immediately. Now where was his pipe and dressing gown?
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Gallienus was now the Soul ruler of the Roman Empire but this particular political cake sound came under the attack of various generals, chancers and senators all willing to dig in. The first rebel was Postumus in Gaul. Since he was already a marked man for killing Salonius, Postumus had nothing to lose by rebelling. He set up his purple banner in Trier and was acknowledged emperor in Germany, Gaul, Britain and Spain. However, instead of marching on Rome as other imperial pretenders had done, Postumus preferred to stay away from the Eternal City. Gallienus tried to bribe some of Postumus's friends to kill him at a dinner party but changed their minds.
In the East the Persians will still celebrating their capture of Emperor Valerian. Shah Shapur sent mocking letters to Rome describing what humiliations he was inflicting on Gallienus's dad. He hoped Gallienus would rush east to avenge his father but nothing happened. The cynical Gallienus replied simply that his father could take care of himself and Rome was very nice this time of year.
Postumus meanwhile was fighting against other imperial pretenders who rebelled against him and didn't trust his own generals not to turn on him if he moved against Gallienus. So the rivals had something of a stand off, neither daring to go against the other. This inaction suited Gallienus. In the East, more emperors rose and fell so quickly that an expression in Latin (translated) said Snow lasts longer than an emperor these days.
In amongst these ephemeral glory seekers, King Odaenathus of Palmyra offered an alliance with Gallienus and won a contract to re-conquer the East for him. He also promised to take on the Persians too and in this, his army was successful. Shapor lost his army and the contents of his personal trailer where what was left of Valerian was now being used as a couch covering. Odaenathus diplomatically had this buried but sent a sketch to Gallienus to show how it looked.
By 268 Gallienus was now feeling confident he could deal with Postumus. His eastern deputy Odanathus had died suddenly which removed the threat from that quarter and the spate rebellions had abated. So Gallienus sent general Aurelos, a protege of his new military academy, to take on the 'slow thinking Northerners'. However Aurelos was defeated and retreated to Italy to feel sorry for himself. Gallienus relieved his favourite of his office but Aurelos occupied Milan and threatened to burn the city down unless he was forgiven for failure. Gallienus declined and put Milan under siege. Gallienus was poor when it came to understanding the irony of his own career.
The siege was going badly. Milan showed no desire to surrender and Gallienus's army didn't seem to keen to die for their emperor. Retreating into his tent to relax with some of his luxuries (Candy and Mandy), Gallienus was sure Aurelos would be killed by his own soldiers. One morning whilst taking a leak outside his tent, Gallienus was set upon by his own generals and cut down. They then apologised and said 'it was business' and asked the dying emperor who he think would be a better emperor. Gallienus is said to have pointed a bloody finger at one his assassins and said: 'Claudius is the man with the sharpest knife. Make him your next emperor.' And they did.
In Rome, the Senate celebrated the death of Gallienus. Forgetting their own lack of criticism of Gallienus when he was alive, the Senate ordered the destruction of the late emperor's statues, memorials, his Saturnine Palace and all members of the imperial family. This looks cruel but it was typical Roman justice then, Mafia style.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- My friends -- whose numbers can be counted on two hands and include my husband, our pastor, our doctor and our lawyers -- should be relieved I have a column again.
Now they don't have to listen to my skillful and detailed email reports and take my calls at home. It all made them feel quite powerless to do anything to help me.
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One such report was titled "My Summer Vacation."
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That day was 110 degrees Fahrenheit.
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My husband, originally from the Philadelphia area, believes cats are people too.
I personally prefer a mean, loyal mutt.
THEREFORE we had six cats -- four inside and two outside. At same time we had three children under age 5.
And learning how to sleep with cats, while pregnant or nursing, for 60 months straight became a HUGE problem.
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Strangely, our eldest son named him immediately without any prompting.
Kookai is a French fashion label; it also the name for a breed of horse called Swedish Warmblood.
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Kookai, a 40-pound male, jumped on my chest in the middle of the night, every night. He watched me all day in the house like an ex-con. He incited all the other cats to misbehavior and cat chases all night and all day. He was responsible for falling lamps and bullying behavior.
Kookai never missed an opportunity to get outside, either, so the threat of fleas always loomed large.
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One day on my way up the stairs I looked at him, and he looked at me. I said to him via mental telepathy, "You don't scare me. You are OUT OF HERE!"
When two more outside cats joined the funhouse, we paid for neutering, flea treatments, at-home vet visits and litter on each end of the house in all directions.
Nothing was achieved in my life except managing the cat population.
The two outdoor cats never used the litter. They preferred to mess the landscaping, not covering their poop.
So the boys played in cat poop! How about that, all you health-care professionals!
Everyone ruined all my ferns. I ceased to care. I left Pop-Tarts on the butcher block and slept until 9. I went on strike.
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Fred called no-kill animal shelters until he was blue in the face -- even ones in Pennsylvania! He ended up just bribing my faithful housekeeper to address the problem. Three of the six cats found homes.
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Fusion FM is an jazz fusion radio station that appears in Grand Theft Auto IV and is hosted by musician Roy Ayers. Both Fusion FM and Jazz Nation Radio are among the first Jazz radio stations to appear in a Grand Theft Auto game.
The station is not in Episodes from Liberty City, and it's place is taken by Self-Actualization FM, which plays Ambient and Chillout.
- David McCallum - "The Edge" (1967)
- Gong - "Heavy Tune" (1978)
- Roy Ayers - "Funk in the Hole" (2005)
- David Axelrod - "Holy Thursday" (1968)
- Grover Washington Jr - "Knucklehead" (1975)
- Aleksander Maliszewski - "Pokusa"
- Ryo Kawasaki - "Raisins" (1976)
- Marc Moulin - "Stomp" (1974)
- Billy Cobham - "Stratus" (1973)
- Tom Scott & The L.A. Express - "Sneakin' in the Back" (1974)
- When asking the driver to put on Fusion FM in a Taxi, Niko Bellic will refer to the station as "Acid Jazz", or by its name.
- This is Little Jacob's least favorite radio station.
- This radio station consists of some easy listening music.
- This radio station was going to be in GTA: San Andreas, but was scrapped.
See also
- Bounce FM, a radio station in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas that plays another song by Roy Ayers.
- Vice City For Lovers, a radio station in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories that plays another song by Roy Ayers.


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Ovarian cancer is a malignancy of the ovaries, the female sex organs that produce eggs and make the hormones estrogen and progesterone. Treatments for ovarian cancer are improving, and the best outcomes are always seen when the cancer is found early.
Symptoms of Ovarian Cancer
Ovarian cancer may not produce symptoms, particularly in the early stages. However, when symptoms do occur, they include abdominal bloating or a feeling of pressure, abdominal or pelvic pain, frequent urination, and feeling satiated quickly when eating. These symptoms, of course, occur with many different conditions and are not specific to cancer. You should discuss these symptoms with your doctor if they occur frequently and persist for more than a few weeks.
Risk Factor: Family History
Family history of ovarian cancer is a risk factor; a woman has a higher chance of developing it if a close relative has had ovarian, breast, or colon cancer. Inherited gene mutations, including the BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutations linked to breast cancer, are responsible for about 10% of ovarian cancers. Talk to you doctor if you have a strong family history of these cancers to determine if closer medical observation may be helpful.
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Age is the strongest risk factor for ovarian cancer. It is much more common after menopause, and using hormone therapy may increase a woman's risk. This risk appears strongest in those who take estrogen therapy without progesterone for at least 5-10 years. It is not known whether taking estrogen and progesterone in combination also increases risk.
Risk Factor: Obesity
Obesity is also a risk factor for ovarian cancer; obese women have both a higher risk of developing ovarian cancer and higher death rates from this cancer than non-obese women. The risk seems to correlate with weight, so the heaviest women have the highest risk.
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Two ways to screen for ovarian cancer in its early stages are ultrasound of the ovaries and measurement of levels of a protein called CA-125 in the blood. Neither of these methods has been shown to save lives when used to test women of average risk. Therefore, screening is currently recommended only for women at higher risk.
Diagnosing Ovarian Cancer
Imaging tests like CT, MRI, or ultrasound can reveal an ovarian mass, but only a sampling of the tissue (biopsy) can determine whether the mass is cancerous. A biopsy is analyzed in a laboratory to determine whether or not an ovarian mass is due to cancer.
Stages of Ovarian Cancer
Staging of ovarian cancer refers to the extent to which it has spread to other organs or tissues. This is typically evaluated during surgery. Stages of ovarian cancer are as follows:
Stage I: The cancer is limited to the ovaries
Stage II: The cancer has spread to the uterus or other pelvic organs
Stage III: The cancer has spread to lymph nodes or lining tissues of the abdomen
Stage IV: The cancer has spread to distant sites, like the liver or lungs
Types of Ovarian Cancer
There are different kinds of ovarian cancer, depending on the type of cell within the ovary that gave rise to the cancer. The large majority of ovarian cancers are epithelial cancers, or carcinomas. These cancers begin in the cells that line the surface of the ovary. Sometimes, tumors of these cells are not clearly cancerous but still display some suspicious features. These are called tumors of low malignant potential (LMP) and are les sdangerous than other kinds of ovarian cancer.
Ovarian Cancer Survival Rates
Five-year survival rates for ovarian cancer range widely, from 18% to 89%, depending on the stage of the cancer when it was diagnosed. However, these odds were based on women diagnosed from 1988 to 2001, and treatments are constantly improving, so the odds may be better for women diagnosed today. For LMP tumors, five-year survival rates range from 77 to 99%.
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Surgery is not only used to diagnose and stage ovarian cancer, but it is also used as a first step in treatment. Surgery to remove as much of the tumor as possible is typically carried out. It may be necessary to remove the uterus as well as surrounding tissues in more advanced cases.
Chemotherapy is typically given after surgery for all stages of ovarian cancer. Chemotherapy drugs may be given orally, intravenously, or administered directly into the tumor site (intraperitoneal chemotherapy). Women with LMP tumors generally do not require chemotherapy after surgery unless the tumors grow back.
Targeted Therapies
New therapies for ovarian cancer may be directed at blocking tumor growth by interfering with the formation of blood vessels to supply the tumor. The process of blood vessel formation is known as angiogenesis. The drug Avastin works by blocking angiogenesis, causing tumors to shrink or stop growing. Avastin is used in some other cancers, and it is currently being tested in ovarian cancer.
After Treatment: Early Menopause
If women have both ovaries removed, this triggers menopause if they are still menstruating. The resultant drop in hormone production when the ovaries are removed can elevate a woman's risk for other conditions like osteoporosis. Regular follow-up care is important after all treatment for ovarian cancer.
After Treatment: Moving On
After treatment, women may find that it takes a long time to regain their energy. Fatigue is common after cancer treatment. A gentle exercise program is a very effective way to restore energy and well-being. Your doctor can help you determine what activities are best for you.
Risk Reducer: Pregnancy
Women who have never given birth are more likely to develop ovarian cancer than those who have biological children. The risk seems to decrease with every pregnancy. Breastfeeding may also decrease risk.
Risk Reducer: 'The Pill'
Women who have taken birth control pills have a lower risk of ovarian cancer. Taking the pill for at least five years reduces a women's risk by about 50%. Birth control pills and pregnancy both stop ovulation, and some researchers think that less frequent ovulation lowers the risk of ovarian cancer.
Risk Reducer: Tubal Ligation
Tubal ligation (having your tubes tied) or having a hysterectomy while leaving the ovaries intact may both offer some protection against ovarian cancer.
Risk Reducer: Removing the Ovaries
Removal of the ovaries is an option for women with genetic mutations that increase their cancer risk. This option can also be considered for women over 40 who are undergoing a hysterectomy.
Risk Reducer: Low-Fat Diet
No definitive dietary changes have been shown to prevent ovarian cancer. Nevertheless, a study showed that women who consumed a low-fat diet for at least 4 years had a lower risk of ovarian cancer. Other studies showed that ovarian cancer may be less common in women who consume a lot of vegetables. More studies are needed to clarify any relationship between diet and ovarian cancer.
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Two individuals are noteworthy in the promotion of solar cooking in Panama. Don Alberto Fajardo Cruz, using the name "Usando el Sol" (Using the Sun) has been building and demonstrating cookers in Panama for many years. He estimates that around 1,000 people know about cookers, with an unknown number of those using them. A colleague and collaborator, Professor Pedro Salazar of the University of Panama has recently published a small guidebook on solar cooking, dedicated to Don Alberto. The guidebook was designed to serve students who were working on field projects in marginal parts of the country, where they are also doing demonstrations of solar cooking. Professor Salazar is hopeful that at least 500 people will be introduced to solar cooking in this manner.
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In Federation starships, the impulse drive was essentially an augmented fusion rocket, usually consisting of one or more fusion reactors, an accelerator-generator, a driver coil assembly, and a vectored thrust nozzle to direct the plasma exhaust. The fusion reaction generated a highly energized plasma. This plasma, ("electro-plasma") could be employed for propulsion, or could be diverted through the EPS to the power transfer grid, via EPS conduits, so as to supply other systems. The accelerated plasma was passed through the driver coils, thereby generating a subspace field which improved the propulsive effect.
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The impulse drive of Bajoran interceptors could not operate within an atmosphere. (DS9: "The Siege")
The type 15 shuttlepods were equipped with two long range 750 millicochrane impulse driver engines, also known as impulse nacelles, which were located on either side of the craft. (TNG: "In Theory", "Descent" display graphic)
Several ships, including Jem'Hadar fighters, Galileo-type shuttlecraft; Danube-class runabouts, the Delta Flyer II and Class V planetary probes use impulse thrusters for sublight propulsion. (Star Trek V: The Final Frontier; DS9: "Rocks and Shoals", "The Assignment"; VOY: "Drive", "Blink of an Eye") Magnetic constrictors were a component in the Danube-class impulse thrusters. (DS9: "The Assignment")
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Dialogue from several episodes, including "Where No Man Has Gone Before" and "The Doomsday Machine", suggests that the impulse drive could be used in some manner to propel a ship at faster than light speeds, albeit with a lower maximum speed and a higher rate of fuel consumption than the main warp drive. This could possibly make the relationship between impulse and warp drive analogous to the relationship between electric and combustion engines in a modern hybrid car. It would also explain Scotty's remark in "Balance of Terror" about the Romulans' power being "simple impulse" and allow it to be reconciled with their clear capacity for interstellar travel.
In The Motion Picture, The Enterprise traveled at warp 0.5 from Earth to past the planet Jupiter, a distance of (at a minimum) 390,674,900 miles, in 1.8 hours, making that speed approximately equal to 97,026 kilometers per second (217,041,611 miles per hour), or roughly 1/3 light speed. The difference may be explained by differences in orbital precession between the two planets at the time, or, as with warp drive, there may be other variables involved.
According to Jo'Bril in the episode "Suspicions", the shuttles aboard the Enterprise-D had a maximum impulse velocity of approximately 2.5% of light speed – he specified that at ¾ impulse the shuttle would travel a distance of one million kilometers in approximately three minutes (approximately 12,400,000 miles per hour).
A reference made in "Fair Haven" indicated that USS Voyager's impulse power would not be enough to outrun an approaching neutronic storm that was traveling at a velocity of 200,000 kilometers per second (447,387,258 miles per hour), or roughly 2/3 the speed of light. However, it is also commented in "Timeless" that at full impulse, Voyager could travel at roughly 80% light speed.


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Photograph courtesy Stephen Alvarez
Expedition photographer Stephen Alvarez works on what he calls "the raw edges of the frontier." "I feel a need to go to the few places that haven't been cut down yet," he says.
Alvarez has covered high-altitude archaeology in Peru, conservation in the roadless jungles of Suriname, rain forest research in Costa Rica, and cave exploration in Borneo, Mexico, Belize, Papua New Guinea, Canada, and the United States.
His work at National Geographic began with an assignment, published in June 1996, that took him more than 20,000 feet (6,096 meters) up into the Peruvian Andes to photograph the discovery of a 500-year-old Inca mummy, the Ice Maiden. Next, he documented exploration of the caves of Sarawak, Borneo, in an effort to aid their conservation. In Belize, Alvarez covered an excruciating jungle expedition to map Chiquibul, the longest cave in Central America. He has also photographed an article that featured scientists working in a dangerous hydrogen sulfide cave in Mexico studying clues to the origins of life.
He photographed the expedition into Krubera, the world's deepest cave, off the coast of the Black Sea. In Papua New Guinea, a dangerous underground survey and expedition took him through the white-water river caves of New Britain. He sailed with the Polynesian Voyaging Society aboard the Hokule'a as part of a story about human migration in the Pacific and photographed the moai of Easter Island under the Milky Way.
Alvarez documented the Maya and their religious rituals in Central America, and this work was exhibited at Visa Pour L'Image in Perpignan, France. He continues to work on a personal project documenting the cycle of violence on the Sudan/Uganda border.
Alvarez has been the recipient of awards from Communication Arts and Pictures of the Year International and a Banff Centre grant.
Alvarez lives in Sewanee, Tennessee, with his wife, April, and their two children.
You can read Alvarez's photography blog online at www.picturestoryblog.com.
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Boca Raton Museum of Art501 Plaza Real, Boca Raton, FL 33432 In Mizner ParkT: 561.392.2500 F: 561.391.6410Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Do you think that you could be a detective? When you visit the museum bring this scavenger hunt with you and see if you can figure out which artworks the clues describe, just like Sherlock Holmes! Each artwork has 3 clues. Read all 3 clues and then find the artwork they describe in our sculpture garden. There are 5 sculptures to find. The game is afoot, Dr. Watson!Scavenger Hunt I am nine feet in height. My creator was born in France. People love to listen to me. Who am I? _________________________________________ I am a mammal. I am a carnivore. You might have a pet that is a distant relative of mine. Who am I? _________________________________________ I am located at the most southern point of the Sculpture Garden. I am made from recycled objects. My creator was born in the city that houses the Liberty Bell. Who am I? _________________________________________ I am located on the east side of the Sculpture Garden. I have a triangle for a face. My creator was born in London. Who am I? _________________________________________ I am located at the most northern end of the Sculpture Garden. If I was real I might be a basketball player for the Miami Heat. My body is covered with a maze. Who am I? __________________________________________
Ann and Ted Oliver from North Carolina talk about the painting behind them: Jim Gary Phillips (American, born in 1951-), Little Maggie, 2009, acrylic on cabinet door, 28 x 19 inches. Courtesy of Ann and Ted Oliver.
"This is the first museum exhibition that Jim Gary Phillipss work has been a part of," southern Outsider art collector Ted Oliver told us at the beginning of his lecture on Outsider Visions: Self-Taught Southern Artists of the 20th-Century, currently on view at the museum. In spite of difficulties like low incomes, lack of formal education and health issues, the Olivers told us, southern Outsider artists have enjoyed an increase in both value and recognition over the past years.
Though there are 41 different artists included in this exhibition, common themes are apparent throughout the gallery. The Olivers succeeded in showing us the common underpinnings that exist in southern Outsider art and regaled us with tales of unexpected adventure from when they traveled throughout the south buying this art straight from the source. In 2005, after retiring from teaching in Georgia, the Olivers took to the road to meet the artists who live on unnamed side streets in rural towns from Texas to South Carolina. They amassed a collection of Outsider art that now numbers more than 1,000 pieces. In our downstairs galleries you can see such disparate scenes as the baptism of Christ to the Montgomery Bus Boycott in 1955. However, you could just as easily find artworks with a common theme, such as stories from the Old Testament and depictions of families attending church services.
The first thing the Olivers showed us on their tour was a quilt created by Chris Clark. Clark would both sew the quilts and then paint images right on top of the fabric. The one we have on display shows his aunt, Henrietta Clark, dressed in her Sunday best, a traditional large, fancy church hat attached to the quilt on top of the painted womans head. Ann Oliver ruefully recalled a visit with Clark when she discovered a large cache of fancy church hats that he kept for just that purpose, to sew onto his painted quilts. Ann was permitted to try all of them on until she grabbed for his mamas, which resulted in some chastisement on his part and the learning of a lesson on Anns, that being, a mamas hat is only to be admired with your eyes, from a distance. Nobody puts on mamas hat but mama.
When the Olivers moved on to Lorenzo Scotts paintings, the stories became a bit darker. Scott suffered the loss of his fiancée in a tragic accident and she figures prominently in his paintings, both before and after her death, such as in Self-Portrait with Children and Girlfriend. Scott claims to see visions of her still, and can sometimes feel her presence in other people.
Further along in the gallery, the Olivers discussed painter Bernice Sims, a southern woman who lived through the African-American Civil Rights Movement (1955-1968). Many of her paintings poignantly address the social upheaval of America during that time but one very special depiction, Edmund Pettas Bridge, Selma (currently on view in the exhibition), was chosen as an image for a U.S. Postage stamp in 2005! Painter Bernice Sims' artwork was 1 of 10 illustrations chosen to depict memorable events that took place across the South during the Civil Rights Movement.
Painter Bernice Sims' postage stamp image courtesy of The Folk Art Society of America
So, what can we learn about buying Outsider art directly from the source? What is one of the main lessons the Olivers have learned over their 16 years of collecting Outsider art? Always take your artwork with you right after you buy it, Ted told us during his talk, If you bought something from [painter] Richard Burnside and then left, and came back to get it, why, he mightve sold it to somebody else while you were gone! Perhaps we learned that Outsider artists arent so naïve after all.
The museums current exhibition, Outsider Visions: Self-taught Southern Artists of the 20th Century, offers visitors a chance to observe a truly unique strain of American art. As Outsider art, the works on display reflect the visions of artists who worked and continue to work without formal training in the fine arts. Unencumbered by the constraints of tradition, their art represents a striving for a pure and deeply personal aesthetic. Even without a structured education, the works included in Outsider Visions reflect a wide range of subject matter, from contemplations on spirituality to austere studies of daily life.
Outsider Visions has proven to be a particularly timely exhibition, considering the precarious state of the American Folk Art Museums collection of non-canonical art produced in folk and Outsider traditions. A recent September 20 article in the New York Times detailed the unfortunate decline of the New York City based Museum, whose collection houses an encyclopedic array of Outsider and folk art masterpieces. Article author, Roberta Smith lamented the possible loss of the Museum. She writes:
The Folk Art Museums erasure from New Yorks cultural skyline would be a tremendous loss, for the city in general and for its role as a center of both art viewing and art making. A full-blooded expression of centurys worth of instinctive, self-taught artistry is crucial
In a final effort to keep its collection intact, the Museums Board of Trustees and its staff have announced an audacious plan to ensure the Museums operation for the next three fiscal years in its original home at Two Lincoln Square in Manhattan. Long-term survival of this cultural center will require attracting a broader public to visit the Museum and advocate for folk and Outsider art.
With Outsider Visions the Boca Raton Museum of Art hopes to advance the legitimacy and intrinsic value of Outsider art. Selecting works from the renowned collection of Ann and Ted Oliver, the curatorial team has crafted a show that offers viewers a chance to experience the immediacy of expression employed by these artists. Assistant Curator Kelli Bodle writes in the accompanying exhibition brochure, Outsider art is a welcome reprieve full of earnest creation free from pretension.
The value of Outsider Art and of collections like the Olivers or the American Folk Art Museums lie not in their celebrity or courtship with mainstream taste, but in their celebration of creativity for creativitys sake, a value any observer can appreciate.
Artist Sam Messer is associate dean and adjunct professor at the Yale University School of Art but may be better known as friend to famous writers Jonathan Safran Foer (Everything is Illuminated, Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close) and Paul Auster (The Invention of Solitude, The New York Trilogy). Messer recently created a cycle of paintings that depict Paul Austers typewriter and have earned him even more credibility among the art world set. Although Messer declines to put labels on his work his Mother and Child (1985) exemplifies one of the more popular styles from the 1980s, that being Neo-Expressionism. Neo-Expressionism dominated the art market in the early 1980s and was basically a backlash against the sterile, cold, minimal aesthetic so popular throughout mid-century. Neo-Expressionisms formal elements are characterized by a visceral treatment of paint and bright palettes aimed at generating an emotional reaction from the viewer. Neo-Expressionism depicts recognizable subject matter, mostly figures and symbols, or even icons, like the Madonna and child.
But Messers work is not a retread of an ancient religious theme. The figures bodies, those parts that are discernible, are strangely dissociated from the two main portraits. If paint can be considered an inherent part of the content in a painting, then here it has become the content itself, oozing and sliding the figures bodies across the picture plane. Messers intent is blurred and hard to decipher. Whats your read on this painting? Mother and Child can be found in our second-floor New Acquisitions gallery.
On March 12, 1946, ballet dancers Fredric Franklin and Alexandra Danilova were captured on film by eminent fashion photographer Irving Penn (1917 - 2009). One of a series of photographs from this shoot is on display in our second-floor photography galleries.
Irving Penn defined a new look for magazines, beginning in the 1950s. As a
photographer for Vogue Magazine, he was the first photographer to place
his models against plain backdrops, thus erasing space and scale, which
made the models the sole focus. Here, we see Alexandra Danilova against
the silhouette of Fredric Franklin in a soft-focus vintage gelatin
silver print. Very ethereal.
years later, visitors can marvel at the two world-class dancers
strength and grace. Each dancer commands an impressive résumé. Franklin
began dancing in 1931 with Josephine Baker at the Casino de Paris, an
institution that continues to present grand ballets and musical acts to
this day.
This legendary partnership between the Russian-born prima ballerina and her dance partner Fredric Franklin is part of Penn's early work that helped to usher in the minimalist look of fashion photography during the modern era.


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Artist's BiographyPaul Milner was born in Edinburgh and after a musical education, moved to Manchester to study at the Royal Northern College of Music. It was here in 1986 that he bought his first Vincent Bach bass trombone - a 50B3.
On leaving the RNCM with a Diploma in Professional Performance, Paul freelanced with some of the UK\'s leading orchestras, before gaining the position of Principal Bass Trombone with the Orchestra of Opera North, Leeds in 1993.
Having spent 14 years there, the position of Principal Bass Trombone in the London Symphony Orchestra became vacant. Paul was successful in gaining membership to the orchestra and began his role in 2007. He continues to occupy that position, still playing the same 50B3 that he purchased back in 1986!
Paul\'s second instrument, used when his 1st instrument is not available, is exactly the same model, which he acquired in 2004. He also uses a Vincent Bach 42B tenor trombone when required in the LSO.
Along with his very busy role in the orchestra, Paul is committed to the LSO Discovery education department. This involves playing his trombone to children in hospitals, coaching gifted children and community projects, to name but a few.
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