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PORTLAND, Ore. – No. 22 Gonzaga University used a pair of home runs from Anthony Synegal to post a 6-3 victory over the University of Portland in game one of a West Coast Conference weekend series Friday afternoon.
Synegal hit his third and fourth homers of the season as his two-run blast in the seventh inning broke a 3-3 tie. Ryan Carpenter fired four scoreless innings in relief of starter Matt Fields to seal up the victory for the Bulldogs (25-10, 7-3 WCC).
Tyson Van Winkle continued his hot streak with a 4-for-5 performance and also drove in his team-leading 38th run of the season. Ernesto Ortiz added two hits including his second home run of the season.
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The plan was the result of Herman Sörgel's experience of the First World War, the economic and political turmoil of the 1920s and the rise of Nazism in Germany. It convinced him a new world war could only be avoided if a radical solution was found to European problems of unemployment, overpopulation and an impending energy crisis.
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Later plans for Atlantropa also included two dams across the Congo River and the creation of a Chad and Congo Sea, which Mr Sörgel hoped would have a moderating influence on the African climate, making it more pleasant for European settlers.
In line with the colonial and racist attitudes of the times, Mr Sörgel envisaged Africa to be entirely at the disposal of Europe, a continent with plenty of space to accommodate Europe's masses.
While his proposal may sound absurd to our ears, it was taken seriously by architects, engineers, politicians and journalists at the time. The extensive Atlantropa archive in the Deutsche Museum in Munich abounds with architectural drawings for new cities, the dams and bridges of the future continent as well as letters of support and hundreds of articles about the project, which appeared in the German and international popular press, as well as in specialised engineering and geographical magazines.
What made Atlantropa so attractive was its vision of world peace achieved not through politics and diplomacy, but with a simple technological solution.
Atlantropa would be held together by a vast energy net, which would extend from the gigantic hydroelectric plant in the Gibraltar dam and provide the entirety of Europe and Africa with electricity. An independent body would have the power to switch off the energy supply to any country that posed a threat to peace.
Moreover, Mr Sörgel calculated the construction of the supercontinent would require each country to invest so much money that none would have sufficient resources to finance a war. He dedicated a large part of his work to the promotion and dissemination of the project through the press, radio, films, talks, exhibitions and even poetry and an Atlantropa symphony.
His grand scheme never came to pass, but the European Union almost 100 years later is dealing with Mr Sörgel's envisioned disaster in reverse. What solution it finds will perhaps shape the next 100 years of the continent.
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On Sep 9, 2005, at 9:47 AM, Aaron Mulder wrote: > On Fri, 9 Sep 2005, David Jencks wrote: >> I don't fully understand what this issue is about, but I would like to >> point out that the first assumption (that there is one web container >> per image) is currently wrong and IMO not likely to change for M5 > > I'm not sure I understand. I really oppose shipping a server with > both Tomcat and Jetty active. I thought it was going to be a Tomcat > download and a Jetty download. And if this was achieved by having both > present in the server but one was disabled and effectively invisible, > fine, that's effectively equivalent to only one being present. > > Aaron > On Sep 9, 2005, at 9:30 AM, Joe Bohn wrote: > Of course you are correct David. Your hard work has made it possible > so that we can support multiple containers concurrently. My statement > below was not directly related to this design. I was only trying to > keep things consistent in the console for now (which always assumes > just 1 active web container at a time). Since the console is still > being considered a "tech preview" for M5 I don't think this will > present a problem for that delivery. > > However, since you brought it up ... did we ever gain consensus on our > packaging plans and typical environment? I wasn't aware that this > issue was settled (not that I want to start the discussion here :-) ). > IIRC there were questions about this being a scenario that most users > would understand and I don't believe that we have yet identified a > practical scenario where a user would require this. There were also > questions about supporting multiple containers of the same or > different versions and any problems that might arise as a result (such > as class loader issues). > I'm referring to the discussion that you started in this thread so > perhaps we should take the discussion up again on that thread. > http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/geronimo-dev/200509.mbox/ > %firstname.lastname@example.com%3e > > If has been decided that we will give the user the option of > configuring the system with numerous web containers then we need to > expose this fact in the console and possibly in other places for > management capabilities (do we currently have a command line that > would need to change?). From the web console perspective we will also > need to evaluate how we can manage this complexity without confusing > the typical user (who I suspect will probably be running just 1 web > container). > -Joe > . Right now, both jetty and tomcat are running in the standard server. We can make it so only one starts by default fairly easily by changing the config.list. The "tomcat" goal or setting the web container to tomcat changes the ports each container uses by default, but both start at the moment. However, if we ship both configurations, it is going to be very easy to get 2 web containers running at once, whether on purpose or not, by starting a configuration that is deployed to the "other" web container. I don't see a great deal of utility for running multiple web containers in one geronimo server, but I'm not an end user. I certainly hesitate to tell our end users that they will never want to do it. Since we have the technical ability to do it I would prefer that the management console support it in some way or at least not prevent it. thanks david jencks
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We were both in the mood and had made secret plans all day whispering in corners.
My sister was supposed to be turning up at some point, but hadn't appeared, so just as we were about to get the boys in the bath sherlock_42 said "Wouldn't it be typical if she showed up later?" and then he saw her out the window!
She has just gone through a messy divorce, a rebound love affair and got dumped, and lots of other shit, so she brought a bottle of wine with her and wanted to talk, and talk.
She left just before 9pm, but we hadn't even eaten, and had lost the mood by then.
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Yes, participants did naturally copy the confederate (who they'd only just met) as measured by face touching, foot waggling and smiling. Face touching only went up 20%, but rate of foot waggling went up by an impressive 50% when participants were inspired by another foot waggler.Does mimicry increase liking? In the second experiment Chartrand and Bargh wanted to see if all this foot waggling and face touching has any actual use, or whether it is just a by-product of social interactions. The set-up: 78 participants were sent into a room to chat with a stranger (another experimental confederate) about a photograph. With some participants the confederate mimicked their body language, with others not. Afterwards participants were asked how much they liked the confederate and rated the smoothness of the interaction, both on a scale of 1 to 9. Result: Mimicry did indeed work to increase liking. When their body language was copied, participants gave the confederate an average mark of 6.62 for liking (and 6.76 for smoothness). When they weren't being mimicked participants gave the confederate an average of 5.91 for liking (and 6.02 for smoothness). Not a huge difference you might say, but still a measurable effect for a change in behaviour so subtle most people didn't even notice it.
Do high-perspective-takers exhibit the chameleon effect more? Since we're all different, some people will naturally engage in mimicry more than others. But what kinds of psychological dispositions might affect this? Chartrand and Bargh looked at perspective-taking: the degree to which people naturally take others' perspectives. The set-up: Fifty-five students filled out a perspective-taking questionnaire, along with a measure of empathy, then they were sat opposite an experimental confederate, doing the same old face rubbing and food waggling routine from before. Results: Participants who were high in perspective-taking increased their face-rubbing by about 30% and foot waggling by about 50% compared with the low-perspective-takers. Differences between people in empathic concern, however, had no effect on mimicry suggesting it was the cognitive component of perspective-taking that was important in encouraging mimicry rather than the emotional.


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It's a long time since they last unloaded bananas in Bristol docks. In fact, it's a long time since they unloaded anything. For 20 years the docks lay abandoned and decaying, the discarded and unloved heart of a once-great trading city. Now, however, the still waters of the Floating Harbour are coming back to life, as the area – rechristened the Harbourside – witnesses a parade of architects' fancies rising in sandstone and glass on the old quays.
But amid the cascade of financial institutions and service industries, Bristolians are in danger of forgetting that the docks were once the city's raison d'être. So the Bristol Old Vic has decided it's time for its players to stroll from their Georgian playhouse down to the quayside to present Up the Feeder, Down the 'Mouth and Back Again, a spectacular celebration of the city's recent maritime history.
Up the Feeder – the full title refers to the route taken by ships making their tortuous way up the Avon to the docks – was first staged in the more conventional surroundings of the Theatre Royal four years ago. Drawing on interviews with over 30 dockers and other waterside folk, ACH Smith's play is a distillation of the legends and realities of Bristol's native industry.
The new production takes that material and places it into its natural setting, on the quay at Bristol's Industrial Museum. The sense of verisimilitude is further enhanced with the Museum's resources of working steam trains, fork-lift trucks and a crane that – thanks to the loving ministrations of a crack squad of volunteers – will be in action for the first time since 1974. The highlight of the original production was the majestic entry of a steamer's bow. This time they've got the real thing: a 1,000-ton cargo ship that will manoeuvre round the harbour and up to the dock every night to unload its payload of bananas.
According to Gareth Machin, who was assistant director on the original production and is co-director on the new open-air production, "when the play was staged in the Theatre Royal, we all recognised that the material there was worth a second airing in some shape or form. There is a difference between doing it now and doing it four or five years ago, which is that the docks have changed a lot in that time. All the new developments, new bridges and so on, have put the focus back on that area of the city, and by doing so have changed the identity of the waterside".
Bristol has also seen a massive influx of newcomers in recent years, people moving into the city who don't have a sense of the city's history, even that of only 30 years ago. According to Machin, "it felt timely to remind people why there are cranes here. Most people will never have seen those cranes move". Both Machin and Smith see Up the Feeder as more than a simple celebration of the city's history. They both feel that Bristol is a city that is looking around for a focus point. "There has always been this more abstract question: 'Bristol is here because it's a port, now it isn't a port, why is it here?'," says Smith. "I realised that one reason why it resonated for me is that it's exactly the same question on a small scale that is now being asked about England in general."
In a microcosmic reflection of the nation, the city is in the midst of the passage from a great trading history into a future based on leisure, finance and other intangibles. "Bristol has come to the end of what it used to be," believes Smith, "and its going to take a while for it to find what it's going to be next."
Machin feels that the Bristol Old Vic's contribution can help in that process: "The natural heart of the city is the docks, and maybe by doing this production we are in some small way helping Bristol define itself as a city. Although there's a sense of loss within the play, of a way of life that has now gone, we wanted particularly to say 'yes it has gone, but it's not just an empty duck pond. There are lots of signs of life all around there now'."
The serendipity of geography means that the final scene, when the ship moves away from the quay, juxtaposes the scenes from Bristol's past against the backdrop of the Lloyds TSB headquarters and the @Bristol edu-leisure centre, the perfect embodiments of Bristol's future. Factors like that backdrop highlight the challenges involved in moving a production out of the safe controlled environment of a theatre into the real world – even if one disregards the tremendous amount of hardware to be maintained and manoeuvred on cue. Actors may be warned not to work with children or animals, but rarely, if ever, has anyone had the audacity to contemplate choreographing a 180ft cargo vessel into a theatrical production.
Smith and Machin agree that the shift to the docks has resulted in a substantial re-engineering of the piece. According to Smith: "We've had to make compromises now we find ourselves in this spectacular space. What we've done is allowed the theatricality to spread out and, inevitably, allowed it to get blended with reality." However, Machin does not believe that those compromises are necessarily detrimental to the power of the play. "In some ways its more theatrical, more epic, more spectacular than it ever could be in a theatre space. What we've taken out are the theatrical conventions and devices. I don't think that they could work in a very real situation. You're asking the audience to believe that these men are using this actual crane or driving this actual steam train, and then step into some other strange theatrical reality."
This need to produce a more reality-based show has also brought them much closer to the hazy dividing line between theatre and historical re-enactment.
Both men believe that Up the Feeder is far more than just a staging of living history. "We had the great piece of luck of having done the show on the stage first. In other words, it had to be invented and created theatrically then, and in essence that's still the guts of the show," according to Smith. Machin agrees: "It's much more character-led, there are personal journeys through the play, so that it's not a series of snapshots or images, which might make it more of a documentary, it is a drama."
Yet the pounding mechanical presence of reality will, unavoidably, interrupt the drama from time to time, if only to prevent the actors from being upstaged. Machin admits that some of the original material had to be carved away simply to create the space to play with what he calls "the toys" – the trains, lorries, crane and ship: "With the best will in the world, even if an actor is delivering the most wonderful story about growing up in Hotwells, if there's a steam train going past behind him, nobody's going to be interested in Hotwells."
It is likely that, for all their hopes of boosting Bristol's civic pride, Machin and Smith's greatest gift to the people of Bristol will be an enduring memory of the scene of which production manager Derek Simpson – the man responsible for the practicalities on the night – is already dreaming: "The curtains go back, and there's the ship sitting in the harbour ready to do her turn. Fantastic."
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Impending rain, and a delayed flight which kept club owner Laury Hammel from attending, did not dampen the spirits of dozens of members who showed up for this momentous occasion.
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A debate has been going on for ages if teaching should be considered a "profession" compared to other occupations. The main features characterising a teacher as "a professional" are those that have been extrapolated by analysing the distinguishing traits of practitioners like doctors and lawyers. Law and medicine represent a paradigm with which to compare other activities. The list of criteria that need to be met to reach the status of "profession" according to the afore mentioned template can be summarised as:
specialised knowledge or shared technical culture (Hargreaves, 1996);
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the creation of self-regulated autonomous organisations responsible for recruitment, training, ethics and standards of practice (Hargreaves, 1996). Autonomy seems to be the most important defining trait of a profession.
Teaching has been considered for many years a sort of semi-profession in the sense that some of the above outlined requirements were only partially fulfilled. For example many have argued that working in an isolated contest of a classroom was a hindrance to sharing and developing a true form of professionalism. Nonetheless the general credence was that eventually all occupations would have achieved professional status due the always increasing need of specialised knowledge required to perform almost every task (a professionalisation of a job would have resulted in a higher status and a better salary). Unfortunately things turned out differently because the continuous need for specialisation ended up with fragmentations of professions whose autonomy was greatly undermined. The history of teaching in the UK from the fifties faced different phases and changes (Geoff Whitty, 1996):
a first period of great autonomy for teachers all over England lasted until the eighties without any reliable way to control their competence in terms of knowledge, performance and skills. This period is often referred to as "golden age" (Le Grand, 1997). A National Curriculum didn't exist and parents were forced to trust teachers that decided what to teach and how to do it;
during the mid-seventies teachers were accused to abuse their excessive autonomy and new policies were implemented to get public schools to compete in the free market and being more controlled by national governments. Public schools were given budgets and structured in hierarchical tiers to accommodate the increasing requests of parents. This kind of devolution had a main flaw though, it made school result-orientated. A series of outcomes had to be reached by every school at the end of the year and this contributed to curtail the autonomy teachers had enjoyed until then. The apex of this new way of managing schools was the introduction in the 1988 of the National Curriculum. A process of standardisation started.
Right now we live in a period were teachers are not decision makers and on the other hand they suffer more responsibilities than before. Three of the four conditions of being a professional have been met but autonomy has been seriously undermined. Standards, outcomes and accountabilities are now set for every teacher and they are often more important than his professional development. By setting out targets, objectives and boundaries a process of "deskilling" has been set in motion and teachers find themselves in a position were their professional freedom is really endangered. GTCE is a recent regulatory body established in 1998 in relation to the Higher Education Act (the new government may abolish the GTCE while this essay is being written). The purposes of this body are essentially three:
to keep and update a register of qualified teachers;
to create a regulatory code for teachers;
to act as an interface between teachers and government.
Qualified Teacher Status is awarded by GTCE and professional standards must be met in order to achieve this qualification. Some of them can be summarised as follows (Allen M., Toplis R.,2009):
Dress according different schools' codes;
Punctuality and reliability;
Ensure that pupils learn;
be constantly improving subjects' knowledge;
Share resources;
be a leader
After carefully considering all the numerous characteristics that define a profession it is possible to affirm that teaching is not a profession because it lacks autonomy. It seems that in the UK (but the same thing can be said of other countries as well) teaching has now become "a prisoner" of governments and national curricula and the freedom of practitioners has been severely limited. So while in the past teaching couldn't be a profession because completely deregulated now too many regulations seem to limit the abilities of an educator.
Reflective Teaching
Another definition often associated to a teacher is that of a reflective practitioner. Reflective thinking is a concept first introduced by Dewey at the beginning of the last century and it has been developed later on by other writers and philosophers like Schön and Gibbs that broadened the scope of Dewey's work by talking of reflective practice.
It is important to understand that reflection is an abstract concept and a lot of attempts have been made at conceptualizing it. Although there are different opinions on how reflection should be implemented by a professional it seems clear from all the available literature that a reflective process is learning from experience.
Dewey was the first to theorize the criteria defining reflection (according to him its ultimate purpose was to guarantee the progress of an individual and a society).
He believed that only through reflection was possible for a learner to create meaning by formulating relationships and continuities between an experience and another (experiences are deeply interconnected and a true meaning can be extrapolated only by comparing them).
He thought that reflection mirrored the scientific method through various phases:
experimentation of an experience and interpretation of it;
formulation of problems encountered in a specific experience and possible solutions;
formulation and testing of hypotheses.
The agility to move through these phases depends on experience (it is quite intuitive that an experienced teacher will be quicker at experimenting hypotheses than a beginner). In order to find out if a way of thinking is correct it needs to be shared inside a community. Dewey believed that working in groups could bring veracity to personal theories and a sense of perspective (this is a necessary condition of personal development because it is clear that without feedbacks from other people how can someone know if what it is perceived in a certain way may have different angles? Feedbacks are a fundamental part of our society and an individual may benefit greatly from them if he keeps an open mind). Once a problem is formulated in the correct way it is easier to generate various solutions (formulation of hypoteses). Hypotheses in order to be verified and bettered need to be tested. Only the right attitudes can set in motion correct processes of learning (motivation, directness, curiosity, open-mindedness, etc.).
Years later other authors started writing about reflection giving their personal contribution to Dewey's ideas. Schön for example affirmed that learning from practice could be split in three stages:
Knowing-in-action: when a problem is experienced many times routines are developed by individuals spontaneously on how to solve it. Without reflective thinking the pattern developed is not applicable to similar situations;
Reflection-in-action: it is an instantaneous reflection that happens whenever something is experienced. Knowing in action is questioned during at this stage;
Reflection-on-action: It takes place after the event when the situation is examined carefully. Evaluation and planning ensue. Individuals need to be open to advice from more experinced professionals (Allen M., Toplis R.,2009). Reflection on action is a fundamental phase in order to construct a precise professionality over the years.
Personal Philosophy
According to the parameters mentioned in the first chapter of this essay teaching has always been caught in the borderline between a profession and a semi-profession. Is it really so important to define an occupation professional? The autonomy of lawyers and doctors is not as it used to be and the use of the term "profession" seems now inappropriate even for these categories of workers.
Professionalism can be seen in a different way because every worker will always have to meet predetermined standards making him a "Professional" in what he is doing. A teacher should always be a reflective practitioner but it is difficult to learn from daily experiences if the autonomy to carry out changes is hindered. Universities teach students all about certain subjects but the most part of them don't teach students how to reflect. Reflection for the majority of people is an art that is developed unconsciously on a daily basis without a proper set of rules to make this process
logical, continual and reliable. Everybody with an open mind and that is open to suggestions can become better at what he is doing. Like Dewey stressed in his books curiosity and motivation play a key role in the development of an individual. Without motivation every kind of work tends to be performed automatically and that sense of criticality that is necessary for learning for life is lost. Curiosity should lead an individual to test new ideas in order to verify their validity instead of formulating hypotheses based only on past experiences.


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We propose a new biproportional method specifically designed for joint projection of Supply and Use tables (SUTs). In contrast to standard inputoutput techniques, this method does not require the availability of total outputs by product for the projection year(s), a condition which is not often met in practice. The algorithm, called the SUT-RAS method, jointly estimates SUTs that are immediately consistent. It is applicable to different settings of SUTs, such as the frameworks with basic prices and purchasers? prices, and a setting in which Use tables are separated into domestic and imported uses. Our empirical evaluations show that the SUT-RAS method performs quite well compared to widely used short-cut methods.
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China Eastern Airlines shares slumped 5.6% on 20-Jan-09 after UBS cut its price target on the stock from CNY2.50 to CNY2.00 and reiterating its "sell" rating. China Eastern is not the only carrier set to struggle this year. UBS predicts a 25% reduction in revenues in 1H09 across Asia's airlines.
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Nestled at the foot of the Mont Blanc, Courmayeur is an Italian town long known as the sky resort of the rich and famous. My own personal connection with the place goes back to the time when mom, as a young adult, went there with her father, a stockbroker. She once told me it was during that visit she tasted her first glass of champagne and from that moment on, the mystique of Courmayeur in my family's tales was born.
The Courmayeur Noir in Festival is an event that appears to go beyond the typical film festival format. Surrounded by sidebar conversations, exhibits and featuring a work in progress alongside titles by mainstream filmmakers such as Ridley Scott's The Counselor, the festival has gained a following worthy of the noir genre.
Looking for the term "film noir" online yielded the following result: "A style or genre of cinematographic film marked by a mood of pessimism, fatalism and menace." In the Encyclopedia Britannica, these French words which mean "dark film" are interpreted to mean films that feature "cynical heroes, the use of flashbacks, intricate plots and an underlying existentialist philosophy." In Courmayeur, dark meets snow, with world intellectuals mixed in. Sounds like an incredible event.
This year's 23rd edition of the festival will also see Swedish mystery novelist Henning Mankell receive the Raymond Chandler Award for masters of the genre, on the night Scandinavians everywhere celebrate the saint of darkness herself, Santa Lucia -- the 13th of December. The theme of the festival is "Le Mani Sulle Città" -- "Hands on the City" which is both a play on the title of the Francesco Rosi film, but also points the finger at who the new economic "criminal owners" are in major Italian urban centers such as Rome and Milan.
There are films for everyone, a theater production, a musical performance, a photographic competition tittled "Eyes on the City" dedicated to social networks, literary talks and a work in progress titled "Off Stage" which features the real-life stories of the protagonists of the Taviani brothers beautiful, touching latest film Caesar Must Die filmed in the Roman jail of Rebibbia.
Among my personal favorites in the festival's impressive line-up are the Jake Gyllenhaal starrer Enemy, which left me speechless at first viewing, then inspired endless conversations and theories about its provocative ending.
The Danish The Keeper of Lost Causes, which deftly deals with violence on women and in the process, introduces the audience to two fantastic leading men, the Danish Nikolaj Lie Kaas, who is a well-renowned actor in his native country, and the Lebanese Swedish actor Fares Fares.
The American film Blue Caprice is about the Beltway sniper attacks that immobilized the East Coast of the US in 2002. But the film, instead of dealing with the headlines, examines the mental inner workings and the intricate emotional dynamics between the two attackers, who were father and "adoptive" son in real life.
The documentary The search for Emak Bakia by Oskar Alegria is an interesting, artful search film in the footsteps of Man Ray, looking for his legendary villa in Biarritz in the south of France, the inspiration for the "cinépoéme" the artist made in 1927 titled Emak Bakia -- Basque for "Leave me alone."
A film festival cannot be complete without a platform that encourages future audiences and at Courmayeur Noir there are also screenings for the kids, with films such as Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2 and the Italian short Pipì, Pupù, Rosmarina e il flauto magico di Enzo D'Alò.
The Courmayeur Noir in Film runs from December 10th to the 15th, 2013. For more information visit the film festival's website.
Top image courtesy of the Courmayeur Noir in Festival, used with permission
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