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I have tried both the Roxio and Honestech VHS\USB\DVD converters. PRE10 recongizes and displays the video using the WDM Import. However, I get the bottom 1/6th of the screen scrambled and the rest is fine. I can import directly to the Roxio or Honestech software fine but would rather go straight to PRE10. As I have tried two different adapters and two new VCR's and the adpaters work ok in their native software I don't think it's a problem on that side.
I played with some settings but I was not able to get past this within PRE10. Is there some other adjustment in PRE10 available to straighten this out?
I am surprised that you could get a USB A-D bridge to work at all, as Capture in PrE is via FireWire. Most people use an A-D bridge, like the Grass Valley/Canopus ADVC-110, which attaches via FireWire.
With those bridges, I would recommend doing the Capture in the software provided, to DV-AVI w/ PCM/WAV Audio @ 48KHz 16-bit, and then Importing those files into PrE.
Good luck,
Old forum discussion, message now gone, but here's the summary
Matt with Grass Valley Canopus in their tech support department stated that the model 110 will suffice for most hobbyist. If a person has a lot of tapes that were played often the tape stretches and the magnetic coding diminishes. If your goal is to encode tapes in good shape buy the 110, if you will be encoding old tapes of poor quality buy the model 300
Both the 110 and 300 are two way devices so you may output back to tape... if you don't need that, look at the model 55
http://www.grassvalley.com/products/advc55 One Way Only to Computer
http://www.grassvalley.com/products/advc110 for good tapes, or
http://www.grassvalley.com/products/advc300 better with OLD tapes
Thanks again guys. Every one here has been very helpful.
I already have a Firewire card for my Digital Audio Interface (I do some recording) so had I know at the time I would have gone that route. The money I wasted on the two USB Interfaces would have paid for the DV BRidge.
I see the Pyro for about $90 and the ADVC55 for $140. I don't need to go back to tape so if the PYRO is acceptable that would be great. If the ADVC55 is going to get a better product then I would go that route. When I go straight to the Roxio or Honestech software the quality is ok. But if I can save time and get better quality with the DV BRidge and go straight to PRE10 then it sounds like that would be the way to go.
Thanks again,
I have never used the Pyro unit, but going back about a year, I would have jumped in and recommended it, based on the reports from others. However, lately, several trusted users have been having major issues, and one of the biggest proponents of the Pyro units, has retracted his recs. I have never used one, so this is all second and third hand.
I use the Canopus 300, but the lower-end units still get great reviews around these parts. Again, not having used the 55, I am not qualified to review it.
I went with the 300, as I did have use for the TimeBase corrections, but if one was doing the Capture for personal Projects, then I feel confident that the 110 would be just fine. I assume that much the same could be said for the 55. Maybe hold off, until a 55 user can weigh in, with some real-world reviews.
Good luck,
Both the ADS Pyro and the Canopus units will give you excellent quality from your VHS capture, Joe. It's up to you, but I'd go for the Pyro. At $90, it's a steal! A number of people on the Community Forum at http://Muvipix.com use it and they couldn't be happier.


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January/February 2013: Youth Rising
Volume 47, Issue 1
Youth radicalism was a big part of Canadian Dimension's first decade, 1963–1973. It asserted itself again after the "Battle of Seattle" at the end of the 1990s in the struggles against corporate globalization. With the Occupy movement and in particular the Québec Student strike, youth activism is once again a leading force for social change.
Ben Powless, whose magnificent photographs appear on our cover and throughout the issue, introduces the youth activism focus. Joan Kuyek, a prominent youth activist in the '60s era, offers some fascinating insights on how the movement of today compares with the movement in her youth. Bryan Palmer's historical sweep of youth radicals goes all the way back to the French Revolution, from there to the Russia of the 1860s to 1919, to the student radicalism of the 1930s, the anti-Vietnam War movement, the rise of the New Left, Black Power, Red Power and Women's Power, the 1968 moment in France and Germany, Canada's Students for Peace Action, Third World Liberation movements, the FLQ in Québec and finally to the movements of today. Hugo Bonin offers lessons from the Québec Student strike. Youth activist Maryam Adrangi addresses several issues related to organizing on campus and linking up with community projects off campus in Ontario and BC, and Sharrae Lyon talks about the Unis'tot'en camp of the Wet'suwet'en nation set up to physically block the proposed Pacific Trails Pipeline.
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MUSIC ASKS these are actually pretty fucking hard but why not.
- 1: A song you like with a color in the title
- 2: A song you like with a number in the title
- 3: A song that reminds you of summertime
- 4: A song that reminds you of someone you would rather forget about
- 5: A song that needs to be played LOUD
- 6: A song that makes you want to dance
- 7: A song to drive to
- 8: A song about drugs or alcohol
- 9: A song that makes you happy
- 10: A song that makes you sad
- 11: A song that you never get tired of
- 12: A song from your preteen years
- 13: One of your favorite 80's songs
- 14: A song that you would love played at your wedding
- 15: A song that is a cover by another artist
- 16: One of your favorite classical songs
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- 19: A song that makes you think about life
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- 21: A favorite song with a person's name in the title
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I like not having a yard to maintain...on the other hand I miss planting a bunch of veggies and having a garden. You see, we are living in an apartment right now. Oh and I have containers with flowers on our postage stamp deck, so that helps a bit, but walking into a store that has a rack of seeds (and it seems they all do these days) sends me into a slack-jawed stupor. Standing there, imagining what I would plant if I could, makes for an interesting daydream. What are you planting this year?
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Alexander Jones and John M. Steele. (2011). A New Discovery of a Component of Greek Astrology in Babylonian Tablets: The "Terms". ISAW Papers, 1 <http://dlib.nyu.edu/awdl/isaw/isaw-papers/1/>.
LOC Subjects: Astronomy, Assyro-Babylonian, Astronomy, Egyptian, Astronomy, Greek
Abstract: Two cuneiform astrological tablets in the British Museum provide the first evidence for Babylonian knowledge of the so-called "doctrine of the Terms" of Greco-Roman astrology (BM 36326 and BM 36628+36817+37197). Greek, Latin, and Egyptian astrological sources for the various systems of Terms and their origin are reviewed, followed by preliminary editions and translations of the relevant sections of the tablets. The system of Terms is shown to be so far the most technically complex component of Greek astrology to originate in Babylonia. Over the course of the Hellenistic period an Egyptian origin was ascribed to the systems of Terms as it was combined with components of Greek horoscopic astrology. By Ptolemy's day, this spurious history had largely displaced the true.
Catharine Lorber and Andrew Meadows. (2012). Review of Ptolemaic Numismatics, 1996 to 2007. ISAW Papers, 2. <http://dlib.nyu.edu/awdl/isaw/isaw-papers/2/>.
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Abstract: The authors review scholarship on Ptolemaic numismatics published between 1996 and 2007. They present the major conclusions of articles discussing the distribution, role in the economy, iconography, weights standards and other aspects of this important Hellenistic coinage.
Gilles Bransbourg. (2012). Rome and the Economic Integration of Empire. ISAW Papers, 3. <http://dlib.nyu.edu/awdl/isaw/isaw-papers/3/>.
Abstract: The modern economist Peter Temin has recently used econometrics to argue that the Roman grain market was an integrated and efficient market. This paper gathers additional data and applies further methods of modern economic analysis to reach a different conclusion. It shows that the overall Roman economy was not fully integrated, although the Mediterranean Sea did create some meaningful integration along a few privileged trade routes. Still, it is not possible to identify pure market forces that existed in isolation, since the political structures that maintained the Empire strongly influenced the movement of money and trade goods.
Tony Freeth and Alexander Jones. (2012). The Cosmos in the Antikythera Mechanism. ISAW Papers, 4. <http://dlib.nyu.edu/awdl/isaw/isaw-papers/4/>.
Abstract: The Antikythera Mechanism is a fragmentarily preserved Hellenistic astronomical machine with bronze gearwheels, made about the second century B.C. In 2005, new data were gathered leading to considerably enhanced knowledge of its functions and the inscriptions on its exterior. However, much of the front of the instrument has remained uncertain due to loss of evidence. We report progress in reading a passage of one inscription that appears to describe the front of the Mechanism as a representation of a Greek geocentric cosmology, portraying the stars, Sun, Moon, and all five planets known in antiquity. Complementing this, we propose a new mechanical reconstruction of planetary gearwork in the Mechanism, incorporating an economical design closely analogous to the previously identified lunar anomaly mechanism, and accounting for much unresolved physical evidence.
Adam C. McCollum. (2012). A Syriac Fragment from The Cause of All Causes on the Pillars of Hercules. ISAW Papers, 5. <http://dlib.nyu.edu/awdl/isaw/isaw-papers/5/>.
Abstract: This brief note draws attention to a passage from the Syriac Cause of All Causes that describes the Pillars of Hercules, but as being three in number rather than two. The Syriac text in question has been well-known since it was published in 1889. This particular passage is studied and commented on here especially as it appears in a recently cataloged manuscript from Dayr Al-Za'farān, in which the passage is completely divorced from its context in the Cause of All Causes.
Mantha Zarmakoupi. (2013). The Quartier du Stade on late Hellenistic Delos: a case study of rapid urbanization (fieldwork seasons 2009-2010). ISAW Papers, 6. Preprint at <http://dlib.nyu.edu/awdl/isaw/isaw-papers/6/>.
Abstract: This study examines recent archaeological evidence for the Quartier du Stade on Delos, which was newly formed after 167 CE. Analysis of the changes in the houses and the overall urban development of this neighborhood contribute to revealing the forces that shaped the city of Delos in this period, such as economy, politics, and ideology.
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Tom Elliott, Sebastian Heath and John Muccigrosso. (2014). Current Practice in Linked Open Data for the Ancient World. ISAW Papers, 7. To be available at <http://dlib.nyu.edu/awdl/isaw/isaw-papers/7/>.
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Please remove the St. Mary's commercial with the woman's dirty thumbnail measuring her incision. They should never have made that picture.
This Channel 8's "Behind the Kitchen Door" is nothing but a big joke. They used to give four or five or six different restaurants, and now they only give you one, and the one that they give not very many people's interested in. So glad to see your front-page story where violent video games were discussed at the school safety summit. The games and Hollywood movies are a huge factor in kids acting out.
Most adults have no idea of the home and online devotion to violent gaming. It is escapism that is being acted on in real life.
Rahall needs to get out of the way and let the Postal Service make every attempt to become profitable. His normal populist rhetoric has grown old.
Congratulations to the Elk River Muskie Club on their first annual Muskie Expo.
Now someone is quoting an obscure chapter from a several-thousand-year-old book to show us how the president is leading us astray. Please, if you don't have any more proof than that, keep your fantasies to yourself.
The question is not whether you rested on Saturday or you rested on Sunday. The question is, have you accepted Jesus Christ as your personal savior?
Jesus embraced the forsaken, sat with the sinner, ate with the cheater, associated with those that society rejected. Why is it that very few people who claim to be his followers do that?
If you want to ban guns, then you should also ban alcohol. People can feed themselves with guns; no one has to have alcohol to survive.
Marshall signed 13 recruits from the state of Florida and not one from West Virginia. Do you remember when Chuck Landon and Marshall fans used to slam WVU for doing the same thing?
It's pretty sad when CBS has to tell the "ladies" coming to the Grammys to cover up their assets and make sure there are no wardrobe malfunctions. It says a lot about our freefalling society.
When did "God, guns and guts" become the holy trinity? How many "cold dead hands" will it take?
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WILMORE, Ky. – Asbury rallied after dropping the first set to beat Indiana Southeast 3-1 in an important KIAC match on Thursday night. The Eagles remain undefeated in conference and keep hopes alive to capture their second regular season title in three years.
Asbury (25-2, 5-0 KIAC) struggled mightily in the first set hitting .000 with eight kills and eight errors. It also happened to be the best hitting set for IUS on the night, with a .257 attack percentage and 13 kills with only four errors. Despite all of that IUS only won the set 25-21.
The second set went back and forth just like the first, with the score tied at 19-19 late. The Eagles would score three straight before a timeout by IUS. The Grenadiers would commit a ball handling error and Lauren Budde would record a kill before IUS could not create an attack as Asbury won 25-19.
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At its best, is open source unbeatable?
When an open-source project is working optimally, can proprietary-software companies hope to compete?
Greg Kroah-Hartman, a prominent Linux kernel developer and Novell fellow, suggests that the answer is no. Speaking to the How Software Is Built blog, Kroah-Hartman makes the case that the pace of Linux development leaves competition in the dust:
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Micheal feels that the most important issue we face today is getting America back to work. This can be done thru re-establishing the missing element of Job Creation. This element is Demand. We all know that Government Cannot Create Jobs, unless it is growing in size. Jobs are created in the private sector. No amount of money that the Government spends giving incentives to Companies for hiring will create a Permanent solution.
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Medicaid/Medicare. This system will also eliminate the need for the IRS. Reforming Our Education System, Repealing Government Regulations where they are found to be abridging rights, Eliminating some of the Departments that were responsible for enforcing those regulations, Combining Homeland Security in the Defense Budget, selling off Government held properties and land that cost the Government money each year, cutting the perks that the President receives, (such as: hair cuts, facials, dinner parties, Vacations, etc.), reforming TSA at the Airports, this list goes on and on.
Balancing the Budget will not be a difficult task once America is back to work, and the size of Government is smaller.
Michael will work to repeal Obama's Healthcare system, while working to return Healthcare back to the individual States. The States will have to agree to move to a Co-op Style Healthcare system, for this to happen. If this is successful, our Senior Citizens will never have to pay for any of their Health care or Medications.
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Michael will work to Reform our Election Process.
Michael will work to Reform Welfare.
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Discrimination towards gender variant persons who fall outside of the gender binary is prejudice towards individuals who do not fit the gender binary as strictly male or female. It is a type of transphobia[1] and sexism.[2][3] It affects third gender, genderqueer, and other non-binary identified people. Cisgender and binary transgender people can both display prejudice against non-binary people, and there is discrimination of this sort in the transgender community much like there is transphobia in the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) communities.[4]
A study in the National Transgender Discrimination Survey showed that genderqueer and other non-binary individuals were more likely to be unemployed (76% vs. 56%), suffer physical assaults (32% vs. 25%), experience police brutality and harassment (31% vs. 21%), and opt out of medical treatment due to discrimination (36% vs. 27%) compared to transgender individuals who identified within the gender binary (i.e., trans men and trans women). This study also found that they were more likely to be people of color (30% vs. 23%) and younger (under 45) than binary transgender people (89% vs. 68%).[5]
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- ^ Norton, Jody (1997). ""Brain Says You're a Girl, But I Think You're a Sissy Boy": Cultural Origins of Transphobia". International Journal of Sexuality and Gender Studies. 2, Number 2 (2): 139–164. doi:10.1023/A:1026320611878.
- ^ Roger J.R. Levesque (5 September 2011). Encyclopedia of Adolescence. Springer. p. 2641. ISBN 978-1-4419-1694-5. Retrieved 20 September 2012.
- ^ Frederick T.L. Leong; Wade E. Pickren; Mark M. Leach; Anthony J. Marsella (1 November 2011). Internationalizing the Psychology Curriculum in the United States. Springer. p. 163. ISBN 978-1-4614-0072-1. Retrieved 20 September 2012.
- ^ Preves, Sharon Elaine (July 2000). "Negotiating the Constraints of Gender Binarism: Intersexuals' Challenge to Gender Categorization". Current Sociology 48 (3): 27–50. doi:10.1177/0011392100048003004.
- ^ Jack Harrison, Jaime Grant, Jody L. Herman (2011–2012). "A Gender Not Listed Here: Genderqueers, Gender Rebels, and Otherwise in the National Transgender Discrimination Survey" (PDF). LGBTQ Policy Journal (Harvard Kennedy School) 2: 22.
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Author and poet Gary Gildner will read from his book "Somewhere Geese are Flying" on Thursday, Oct. 26, at 7:30 p.m. in the UPS Auditorium of the Lincoln Center, 3627 Peters Avenue, on the Morningside College campus.
The free event, sponsored by Morningside's Academic and Cultural Arts Series (ACAS) and the Sioux City Readings Series, is open to the public.
Gildner is the author of several books of poetry, fiction, and nonfiction including "Blue Like the Heavens," "The Second Bridge," and "My Grandfather's Book: Generations of an American Family" which was named a Top Ten University Press Book of the Year by ForeWord Magazine. He was a Senior Fulbright Lecturer to both Poland and Czechoslovakia and has received several awards for his work including the National Magazine Award for Fiction, Pushcart Prizes for fiction and non-fiction, a Robert Frost Fellowship, the William Carlos Williams and Theodore Roethke poetry prizes, and two fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts. He has been featured on National Public Radio's "Morning Edition" and has given readings of his work at the Library of Congress, The Academy of American Poets, and colleges and schools throughout the United States and abroad.
Gildner holds bachelor's and master's degrees from Michigan State University in East Lansing. He taught for more than 20 years at Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa, and has been writer-in-residence at Reed College in Portland, Ore., Davidson College in North Carolina, and Michigan State University.


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The Altoona Area Public Library welcomes the students of the visual arts technologies class of the Greater Altoona Career & Technology Center as the featured artists of the month for May.
The display features such media as watercolor, pencil, pen and ink, digital rendering, pastel and block printing.
The class prepares youth and adults for careers in computer and graphic design and many other art-related fields.
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Senior students from the visual arts technologies class at Greater Altoona Career &?Technology Center whose artwork is being featured at the Altoona Area Public Library include (from left): first row — Amanda Pulcine, Steffani Rickabaugh, Taylor Dixon, Natasha Steinbrunner and Ashley Brown; second row — Robert Plowman, Sue Lowther, instructor, Joshua Lee, Nickolas Lonsinger, Rian Bossler and Tylor Morgan.
Many of its graduates go on to attend post-secondary art and design schools.
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Iowa Real Estate Commission 1920 SE Hulsizer Road Ankeny, IA 50021 January 17, 2008 Meeting Conducted by Telephone Conference Call MINUTES
Present: James Hughes, Chair, James O'Neill, Dan Berry
Present via Telephone because it was not practical to personally attend due to inclement weather: Laurie Dawley, Vice-Chair; Lori Diehl
Absent: Patty Daniels, Judy Stevens
Others Present: Roger Hansen, Executive Officer; John Lundquist, Assistant Attorney General; Jeff Evans, Auditor; David Batts, Compliance Officer; Susan Griffel, Education Director; Sandy Malek, Administrative Assistant and Dana Klisares, Administrative Assistant
Public: Paul McLaughlin (Iowa Association of Realtors)
The meeting was called to order at 9:07 a.m. by Chair Hughes.
Motion made by Berry, seconded by O'Neill, to approve the December 13, 2007 minutes. Motion carried unanimously.
MEETING SCHEDULE (Tentative)
Future IREC meetings are scheduled as follows:
Commission Meetings: Investigation Committee Meetings:
Thursday, February 14, 2008 Wednesday, February 13, 2008 ( Hughes, Dawley, Diehl) Thursday, March 19, 2008 Wednesday, March 20, 2008 Thursday, April 17, 2008 Wednesday, April 16, 2008 Thursday, May 22, 2008 Wednesday, May 21, 2008 Thursday, June 26, 2008 Wednesday, June 25, 2008 Thursday, July 24, 2008 Wednesday, July 23, 2008 Thursday, September 11, 2008 Wednesday, September 10, 2008 Thursday, October 09, 2008 Wednesday, October 08, 2008 Thursday, November 13, 2008 Wednesday, November 12, 2008 Thursday, December 11, 2008 Wednesday, December 10, 2008 COMMISSIONER REPORTS
O'Neill reported he attended the ARELLO meeting and it was business as usual.
Klisares reported on line renewal was successful with 83% of renewals done online this year as compared to 28% last year.
Malek reported that 499 continuing education audits were done in 2007 and 12 were not in compliance. She also reported 56 firms and 294 individuals were audited in 2007 for E&O Insurance and of those, 10 firms and 46 individuals were not compliant.
Batts handed out a chart reviewing the statistics for the last three years showing an increase in complaints each year.
Hansen reported that the Commission's E&O Insurance Program would go out for bid this year.
McLaughlin reported the IAR legislative Bus-in Day scheduled in February. He also reported on IAR legislative committee issues to be pursued in 2008: the water lien bill, changes to 543B.15(3a), and a repeat offender bill.
Motion made by Dawley, seconded by O'Neill, to enter into closed session pursuant to Iowa Code 21.5(1)(d) and 21.5(1)(f) to discuss informal settlements, consent agreements/orders or Consent Orders. Roll call as follows: Hughes, aye; Dawley, aye; Diehl, aye; O'Neill, aye and Berry, aye. Motion carried unanimously.
The Commission entered into closed session at 9:29 a.m. and arose therefrom at 10:37 a.m.
Motion made by Dawley, second by O'Neill to accept signed settlements and/or consent agreements, cease and desist or consent order for cases: 07-158; A07-019; 07-250; 07-218; 07-225; 07-256; 07-281; 07-046; A07-025; 07-258; 07-272; 07-269; 07-255; 07-267; 07-268; 07-156; A07-023; 07-155; 07-278; A07-022; 07-229; 07-243; 07-232; 07-169 and 07-024. Motion carried unanimously. Motion made by Berry, second by O'Neill to find probable cause on the following cases: 07-276; 07-266; 07-282; 07-293; 07-305; 07-308; 07-314; 07-289; 07-309; 07-299; 08-004; A08-001 and 07-024. Motion carried unanimously.
Motion made by Hughes, second by Berry to close the following cases: 07-220; 07-227; 07-242; 07-257; 07-277; 07-151; 07-291; 07-294; 07-296; 07-273; 07-292; 07-283; 07-288; 07-301; 07-303; 07-236; 07-259; 07-109; 07-130 and 07-190. Motion carried unanimously.
Motion made by O'Neill, seconded by Berry to deny the application for salesperson license in case 07-249. Motion carried unanimously.
Motion made by Dawley, seconded by Diehl to grant an extension for payment on case 07-232. Motion carried unanimously.
Motion made by Berry, seconded by Diehl to grant this request and allow the two companies to license the same trade name. Motion carried unanimously.
Motion made by Berry, seconded by O'Neill, to adjourn. Motion carried unanimously. Meeting adjourned at 10:45 a.m.
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Organisers of the Bahrain Grand Prix have cancelled their planned race amid widespread accusations of human rights abuses in the government crackdown on opposition protesters.
The circuit chairman, Zayed Alzayani, released a statement late on Thursday which said that "Whilst Bahrain would have been delighted to see the Grand Prix progress on October 30th ... it has been made clear that this fixture cannot progress and we fully respect that decision.
"We want our role in Formula One to continue to be as positive and constructive as it has always been, therefore, in the best interest of the sport, we will not pursue the rescheduling of a race this season," he added.
The race at the Sakhir circuit had originally been scheduled as the March season-opener but was postponed after bloody unrest and a crackdown on anti-government protesters.
Bahrain Grand Prix representatives didn't mention the violence, rather they focused on logistical problems that a post-ponement could cause.
After giving Bahrain months to decide whether it was in a position to hold the race, the governing International Automobile Federation (FIA) announced last Friday that it would be rescheduled for October 30.
The inaugural Indian Grand Prix that had been scheduled for that date was moved to Dec. 11, but will now revert to the original slot.
Last week's postponement triggered outrage among human rights campaigners, who had organised more than 455,000 people to sign an online petition calling on sponsors to boycott the Bahrain race.
While unrest continues in the country, the cancellation by the Bahrain circuit, the first in the Middle East to host a grand prix, has effectively ended the dispute.
"Bahrain has always sought to play a positive role in the continued development of Formula One," Alzayani said.
"We look forward to welcoming teams, their drivers and supporters back to Bahrain next year and would like to extend our deepest gratitude to our supporters, including staff, volunteers, sponsors, private businesses and the general public, for whom I know this year's decision will be a disappointment."
Bahrain has already been scheduled as next year's season-opener on March 11.
The decision meant the season will now have 19 races, rather than a record 20, and will end in Brazil on Nov. 27.
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Renowned dance photographer Gadi Dagon gives his own take on Mikhail Baryshnikov's camera work.
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Those of us with less wherewithal, and less celebrity status, could be forgiven for raising an eyebrow or two when getting word of some world-famous artist trying his or her hand at another discipline.
Just because, for instance, Rembrandt was a genius painter and printmaker it does not necessarily follow that he was also a talented sculptor or potter.
That school of thought does not, however, apply to Mikhail Baryshnikov. Not only is the 64-year-old Latvian considered to be one of the greatest ballet dancers in history, his endeavors as a photographer have also drawn across-the-board praise from professional snappers and the general public alike.
Today, an exhibition of Baryshnikov's camera work opens at the Suzanne Dellal Center in Jaffa and, over the next four days, the public will be able to view the prints in a special tent set up in the plaza in front of the center.
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show will be followed by an auction of the prints, with the proceeds going to support dance endeavor at the Suzanne Dellal Center.
Baryshnikov, who will attend the opening today, was not available for interview prior to the event but said: "I am delighted that the Suzanne Dellal Center asked me to participate in this auction, which will help the vigorous dance community in Israel. The thought that my pictures can help makes me very happy."
Over the years, the dancer has snapped many of his celebrated professional colleagues, including the likes of Merce Cunningham, Benjamin Millepied and Ohad Naharin, as well as dancers from other areas, including hip-hop and flamenco.
Gadi Dagon knows more than most about snapping ballet action. The 55-year-old Australian-born photographer has been earning his keep in the field for over three decades, two of which have been spent as the house photographer for Ohad Naharin's Batsheva Ballet Company.
Dagon says he is very impressed with Baryshnikov's efforts.
"This is not some Joe Bloggs with a cheap camera or an iPhone, and not many people can emulate him," he notes. "This is someone who is a world-famous dancer, an actor, a media personality and a photographer. He is totally involved in all the areas he works in."
Dagon knows Baryshnikov well, and had an opportunity to work alongside the great man on Dagon's home patch.
"We once took photographs, together, of a session with Batsheva," says the Israeli. "That was quite an experience."
Even so, naturally Dagon and Baryshnikov address the business of documenting dance from opposite sides of the performing arts divide.
"Yes, he takes pictures from the point of view of someone who has been on the stage, and photography offers him another way to stay in the field, and that is fully acceptable. I have never been a dancer."
That has its advantages.
"I don't think Baryshnikov can ever get away from analyzing what the dancers he is photographing are doing on the stage," notes Dagon. "He is so aware of every little nuance of dance that he can't get away from examining the technical side of dance while he is taking the photographs. I don't have that baggage when I take my photos."
Dagon has other past pursuits that inform his dancerelated work, even though he sees parallels.
"I started out as a sports photographer, and movement greatly interests me. I am a sort of frustrated athlete, dancer, director. So I find a way to experience these things, and to photograph them."
While Baryshnikov approaches dance photography with his own agenda, Dagon says he has to take other factors into consideration.
"I look at the artistic side of the photographs I take of dancers, but I also have to document the action for PR and other purposes. Baryshnikov does not have any obligations to anyone other than his own objectives."
Interestingly, Baryshnikov's shots do not freeze the action, so we can get a good look at the way the dancers use their body, or achieve some artistic shape. The figures are generally blurred and convey a keen sense of movement, and the spirit of the dance form they create.
The end product has a mesmerizing quality to it, and you get the sense that the photographer knows the field well, and is intimately involved in it.
"I think Baryshnikov is serious about everything he does," offers Dagon. "He has had a long career in dance and, in contrast to me, he knows all the physical sensations of the art form, he knows the pain and the ecstasy of what it means to dance ballet. I experience dance from a different perspective, through a different kind of added value. My past in sports, and in dance, gives me an understanding of movement, and the philosophy of movement, but I don't have that hands-on feeling for dance that Baryshnikov has."
Dagon is confident the public will like what it sees at the
Dance My Way
"I really like what Baryshnikov does with the camera.
He portrays the beauty of dance and there is a lot to enjoy in his work. In these times when everyone is a photographer, with their cell phones or whatever camera they have, there is great importance to imagery, and Baryshnikov captures that in the best possible way."
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With no formal education she suprised everyone when, at the age of eighteen, she was introduced to a set of little wooden cubes by her brother-in-law Charles Howard Hinton. Alicia Boole experimented with the cubes and soon developed an amazing feel for four dimensional geometry. She introduced the word 'polytope' to describe a four dimensional convex solid.
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70th minute: Fulham are leading Arsenal 2-1, Tottenham are beating Birmingham City 1-0, and Everton had Seamus Coleman sent off, giving them a man disadvantage against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.
80th minute: Zoltan Gera had been sent off for a stupid tackle, possibly taking a Europa League spot away from Fulham. Tottenham had let up an equalizer. And 7th place Everton had scored a man-down goal and was up 1 on Chelsea.
What a difference 10 minutes makes.
Spurs ended up beating Birmingham City, sending them down. But Arsenal ended up equalizing later, and Everton beat Chelsea, securing 8th place for Fulham instead of tying their best ever finish, and Zoltan Gera may have destroyed the Cottagers' chances at a Fair Play bid into Europe.
In his last acton in White, Gera slid hard with both spikes up into Thomas Vermaelen, and totally deserved a red card for his actions. Something I mentioned on Twitter is the thought of him doing it on purpose. I don't believe it at all, but I did want to bring it up as a possibility. Some players as well as Mark Hughes in the past have expressed their displeasure in the thought of a Fair Play bid, and I'm sure it's somewhat possible that Mark Hughes told Gera to get a red card. Do I believe it? Absolutely not. But a lot of the pieces fit. It happened just 4 minutes after coming on, it wasn't anywhere close to the ball (Vermaelen had kicked it away a second or so earlier), and coming around all the questions of if people wanted Europe or not, it seems to be plausible. But Gera and Hughes are just not the types of people to do that at all to me, so I don't believe it.
We'll find out in a few days if we're playing in the Europa League or not. Reports are that Blackpool have taken the Fair Play spot from us, but I find it hard to believe since we have better scores than them in all but one category in the table released April 30th. Red and yellow cards are just one of 5 categories. We'll have to wait and see what UEFA decides. Let's break today down.
The good:
-Andy Johnson: He was really fun to watch, especially in the first 20 minutes or so when everyone else was lollygagging around the pitch. He was lively, and played with a creativity that I frankly haven't really seen from him before. Loved it.
-The midfield: They played with a lot of action, instead of sitting back, they often attacked the opposition, both when they had the ball and when the Gunners had it. Sidwell got the first goal in a beautiful flash through Szczeney's legs, Danny Murphy was all over the place even after tweaking his ankle, and Greening didn't have his Birmingham City magic but still put a few really good balls in the box. Dempsey was a bit invisible the first half but in the 2nd he had a few buildups that could have been better if the through balls were more accurate.
-Bobby Zamora: I think it's obvious at this point that Fulham are at their best when Zamora is in the lineup. He seemed to get quite stiff towards the middle of the 2nd half, but especially in the 1st hafl and even in the 2nd when he got his goal, he continues to make things happen. He's a chance creator (assisted Sidwell's goal) and a chance finisher (headed in the 2nd one). Heck of an asset to have for sure. Just gonna have to get a good attack mate for him in the summer.
I would have included Schwarzer in here, because he played great, and had an incredible save in the first half when it was still 0-0, but the final goal should have been stopped, I believe. He got a hand on it, and tapped it wide, but not wide enough. I think he had enough time that he should have gotten it farther wide. I know some won't agree with me on that, but I do think he could have gotten it. Otherwise though, he played great.
The bad:
-Zoltan Gera: 4 minutes, 1 tackle, 1 red card, 1 Europa League bid in danger. What an awful way to end a great run at Craven Cottage.
-Matthew Briggs: The kid actually played well, but at the end he got incredibly tired and was having trouble keeping up with the Gunners attack. This led to the equalizing goal. I'm not going to totally throw him under the bus because another defender played worse, and he was solid for most of the match, but missed a few assignments and in the end had athleticism troubles. I still think he's going to be solid in the back in a year or two.
-Philippe Senderos: In the match against his old team, Senderos missed a lot of assignments and was most to blame for Arsenal's first goal. Nobody played horrifically bad, but I would say Senderos played the worst of any of the Fulham members.
Man of the Match: Gonna have to go with Zamora here. He really energizes the club.
So where do we go from here? We'll just have to wait and see if UEFA gives the Fair Play bid to Blackpool or Fulham. If Blackpool get it, there will be 2 teams in the Championship next year playing in the Europa League.
As far as this season goes, 8th place is certainly an acceptable finish. Fulham finish with 49 points and a +6 goal differential. They finish with 8 wins, 7 draws, and 4 losses at home, and 3 wins, 9 draws, and 7 losses away for a total record of 11-16-11. Given the injuries Mark Hughes had to deal with, he did an excellent job bringing this club up the table from the relegation zone. Here's what I think we learned about the club:
1) Mark Hughes is the right man for the job. End of story.
2) Bobby Zamora is essential to this club's success.
3) The club needs a good strike partner for Zamora in the summer and they can really go places.
4) Fulham are based on solid defense and creating lots of chances. They're not the best finishers (albeit not the worst either), but if you create enough chances one or two are bound to go in.
5) If this summer goes well, I think the club has a legitimate shot to contend for a regular Europa League bid next season.
6) This summer is incredibly important.
Any other things you think that are important that I left out, feel free to leave it in a comment. We'll go through some more rumors throughout the summer here on the blog, and I'll be giving you breaking news on Twitter as well as it comes in so make sure to click that follow button!
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Zion Canyon Field Institute is pleased to announce the start of their seventh annual Fern and J. L. Crawford Lecture Series. This year, for the first time, ZCFI is partnering with Zion National Park's Division of Resource Management to expand the lecture series into a year-round program. On December 20th Molly Cannon will present "Reuniting the Pilling Figurines" at 7:30 pm at the Canyon Community Center (126 Lion Blvd) in Springdale.
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Steele makes a particular impression because of what Gattelli calls "his technically perfect movement" — especially noticeable in the number "Seize the Day" — while Sykes stands out with his "breathtaking" leaps at the curtain call, during which he seems to hang in the air forever. Both were among the five Newsies cast members nominated for Astaire Awards for Outstanding Male Dancer in a Broadway Show. (A sixth cast member, Kara Lindsay, was nominated for Outstanding Female Dancer.) Both have appeared on magazine covers and in videos. Each is pictured on his own Newsies trading card. And each has his own fan club, with Twitter feeds @ephsykesfans and @RySteelefans created by the fans themselves (Steele didn't even know about his). Gattelli has observed fans showering them with gifts and crowding the stage door seeking their autographs.
"It's like a big rock concert every night," Sykes says.
Before Newsies, Sykes played Benny the landlord in the Off-Broadway revival of Rent, with perhaps 100 speaking lines. In Newsies, he has only eight, "but people connect to me more as Mush," he says.
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Steele took a similarly serendipitous path to Broadway. Growing up in Michigan, he had just been accepted into a dance company in Texas when, at age 17, he took a trip to New York for a summer dance program. His mentor suggested he audition for the then-forthcoming revival of West Side Story just for the practice in auditioning. It was his first Broadway audition — his first time in New York — and he was cast as a Jet, a role he played for the entire two-year run of the show. Then he was cast in Billy Elliot. He was hooked, he says: "The theatre community seemed very accepting and supportive."
Like many of the Newsies, Steele was a fan of the 1992 movie on which the musical is based — which is why some 1,200 young men auditioned. "That movie showed our generation of boys that dancing, singing and acting were cool," Steele says.
Now they're the cool ones. "I feel dance [often] takes a backseat," Steele says. "To go out the stage door every night and have people call you by your name, it's just so weird."
(This feature appears in the August 2012 issue of Playbill magazine.)
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