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Who Watches The Watchers is not a good exmaple of Picard being dismissive of faith. That example is a straight up misinterpretation, and the only thing Sisko would have done differently is not let Leland arrow him through the chest.
It's not a misinterpretation, and he most definitely is being dismissive of faith.
Specifically, Picard says, "Doctor Barron, your report describes how rational these people are. Millennia ago, they abandoned their belief in the supernatural. Now you are asking me to sabotage that achievement, to send them back into the Dark Ages of superstition and ignorance and fear? No!"
He's not just talking about the idea of them going down to the planet pretending to be gods. He clearly states that rational people abandon their belief in the supernatural. He calls their lack of belief in the supernatural an achievement. There is no other way to interpret that than Picard being absolutely dismissive of religious faith.
Sisko would not have made those statements.
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Jersey City: Clark Johnson, 1873.. 309,[2]pp. Portrait frontis. Original orange cloth. Rubbed, contemporary ownership signature on front free endpaper and pastedown, scattered foxing, a bit loose. Good. "A revoltingly fictious story written to advertise Dr. Clark Johnson's Indian blood syrup, and made up mainly of descriptions of Indian life and customs, some of which are cribbed, with considerable garbling from Catlin" - Ayer. A direct advertisement for the miracle cure follows the text. An interesting example of "product placement" in 19th-century Western Americana. AYER 90. GRAFF 1199. RADER 1265. EBERSTADT 114:288. (Bookseller ID: WRCAM 29551)

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Volume 2010 (2010), Article ID 683485, 10 pages
Review Article
Arginase in Parasitic Infections: Macrophage Activation, Immunosuppression, and Intracellular Signals
Inmunología, CIBICI-CONICET, Departamento de Bioquímica Clínica, Facultad de Ciencias Químicas, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba, 5000 Córdoba, Argentina
Received 31 July 2009; Accepted 30 September 2009
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Copyright © 2010 Cinthia C. Stempin et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
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New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie looks out at the crowd at a gathering in Union City, N.J., Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2014. A top aide to Christie is linked through emails and text messages to a seemingly deliberate plan to create traffic gridlock in Fort Lee, N.J., at the base of the George Washington Bridge after its mayor refused to endorse Christie for re-election. Mel Evans/Associated Press
New Jersey Republican Gov. Chris Christie has fired a top aide who orchestrated lane closures that jammed traffic for days in a local Democratic rival's town last September.
Christie, appearing at a news conference Thursday morning, apologized for the incident and said he has dumped Bridget Kelly as his deputy chief of staff, effective immediately, "because she lied to me."
The governor, long-rumoured to be planning a 2016 presidential run, said it was "stupid and deceitful" for Kelly not to reveal what she knew about the scandal when asked about the traffic tie-ups four weeks ago.
"I am heartbroken that someone I permitted to be in that circle of trust in the last four years has broken that trust," he said. Christie also said he is "embarrassed and humiliated."
The scandal is being called the biggest test of his political career, but Christie said he himself had no knowledge or involvement in the planning or execution of the lane closings.
An email message sent by Kelly last August, calling for the lane closures, was disclosed on Wednesday. It's one of several documents subpoenaed by New Jersey Democratic lawmakers investigating whether the move was made as political retaliation aimed at the mayor of Fort Lee, N.J., Mark Sokolich, for not endorsing Christie for re-election last fall.
The closed highway lanes led to traffic jams lasting from Sept. 9 to Sept. 13, between the George Washington Bridge and Fort Lee.
"Time for some traffic problems in Fort Lee," Kelly wrote on Aug. 13 in a message to David Wildstein, a top Christie appointee on the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey who resigned from the agency last month.
"Got it," replied Wildstein, a longtime Christie friend. A few weeks later, Wildstein closed two of three lanes connecting Fort Lee to the heavily travelled bridge, which runs between New Jersey and New York City.
Sokolich, a Democrat, called it "appalling" that the traffic jams appear to have been engineered.
Sokolich said the gridlock put people in danger by holding up emergency vehicles, and he added that those responsible should resign.
Wildstein appeared Thursday afternoon before a legislative committee investigating the scandal, but he refused to answer questions, citing his constitutional right against self-incrimination.
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Why It Could Be A Contender: When we discussed the race in the aftermath of Cannes, we mentioned that this was, more than anything, the film that came out of the festival as a previously unknown quantity looking like it had awards potential. Universally deemed the most accessible film yet from director Jeff Nichols ("Take Shelter"), it got a very warm reception at the tail end of the festival (even with a few naysayers, like ourselves), and a few real raves came out in support of the film. Plus it has Matthew McConaughey, who's had a very strong year, and it feels like he's a likely nominee so long as one film comes out deemed as 'the one'; the performance that best sums up his comeback. Whether it had the stuff for Best Picture wasn't yet clear, but McConaughey and co-star Reese WItherspoon (and possibly a screenplay nod for Nichols) all seemed like reasonable bets.
Why It Might Not Be: Two and a half months on, it STILL doesn't have a distributor. We're not the only ones to express some bafflement with that, but it's not a great sign for the film's chances, especially as it hasn't been included in a fall festival line-up yet. Maybe a deal's in the works and just yet to be announced, but it certainly needs to land something by mid-September if it'll be a serious contender. It also has a problem with the McConaughey performance, in that some support is already starting to line up behind "Magic Mike" as the nominatable turn. He could campaign in two separate categories, if it came to it, but that's already starting to feel like the one, and that traction will be hard to regain. And without that as a spearhead, any chance at a wider play may be lost.
Why It Could Be A Contender: It's easy to forget now, but "Crazy Heart" was a late-breaking shocker in the Oscar race. In the summer of 2009, Paramount was set to send it straight to video, but Fox Searchlight picked it up, although originally setting it for a spring release, expecting to push it at Sundance and SXSW. But as late as November, the studio moved the film into December, premiering it at the relatively low-profile Santa Fe Film Festival, and two months later, it had two Oscars, including Best Actor for Jeff Bridges. So could director Scott Cooper's new film, crime flick "Out of the Furnace," follow a similar path? After all, the film has an outstanding cast -- Christian Bale, Casey Affleck, Woody Harrelson, Willem Dafoe, Zoe Saldana, Forest Whitaker and Sam Shepard -- the presence of bigwigs Leonardo DiCaprio, Ryan Kavanaugh and Ridley Scott as producers, and a similar lyrical Western/crime feel to something like "No Country for Old Men," if the excellent script is anything to go by. Backers Relativity Media don't have another player in the race at present either, so it'd get their undivided attention.
Why It Might Not Be: Relativity has never had any players in the race as a distributor at least, so it's untested territory for them. More importantly, the film only wrapped in late May, so it would mark a speedy turnaround if he was able to get it ready for a 2012 release (although again, Bigelow's film wrapped at a similar time, and Tarantino's well after). We suppose it could yet pop up at a fall festival -- a late TIFF announcement, Telluride or even somewhere like Rome, who should be higher profile this year. But without that boost, it may struggle to get a foothold, especially as other crime films like "Lawless" and "Killing Them Softly" were non-starters, Oscar-wise. Not unfeasible, but we suspect this'll be a 2013 release in the end.
Why It Could Be A Contender: Another film that started shooting late in the year, this was originally set to be Matt Damon's directorial debut from a script co-written with "The Office" star John Krasinski that focuses on the controversial practice of 'fracking,' with Damon playing a corporate type trying to convince a small town to let them drill under their homes. Ultimately, Gus Van Sant took over the director's chair, and despite the late start, multiple reports have suggested that the filmmaker and backers Focus Features are targeting a limited release before the end of the year. It sounds, if they do get it done in time, it would be right in the wheelhouse, particularly with Oscar-friendly actors like Damon and Frances McDormand in the cast (a major role for veteran Hal Holbrook sounds like a Supporting Actor nomination waiting to happen, too).
Why It Might Not: Well, as much as anything, they do have a tight deadline to stick to, and it's unlikely it'll get a festival slot anywhere, or really screen much before December (then again, in a year where several contenders are in a similar position, maybe that's not going to be a huge disaster). And while we're assuming this won't be the Van Sant of "Paranoid Park," it could also turn out to be closer to "Finding Forrester" than "Milk." Plus, for every "Erin Brokovich," there's a "Conviction." And in a year of big, bold scopes, could it get overshadowed by films told on a grander scale?
Why It Could Be A Contender: He might not be a critical favorite, but Ron Howard's had plenty of love from the Academy, with Best Picture nominations for "Apollo 13," "A Beautiful Mind" (which won, along with a directing award), and "Frost/Nixon." He's reunited with the writer of the latter for "Rush," a biopic of Formula 1 racing driver James Hunt and Niki Lauda (played by Chris Hemsworth and Daniel Bruhl), and while that doesn't immediately sound like Oscar material, neither did "Frost/Nixon." It's inspirational, powerful material (Lauda was burned horifically in a crash, only to come back and race a mere six weeks later), and Howard certainly knows how to connect that sort of thing to Academy notions. With a string of hits behind him and freshly anointed by Spielberg, Hemsworth is becoming something of a golden boy in Hollywood, and the field is somewhat lacking in inspirational sports pictures at present, which can often do well ("The Blind Side," most recently).
Why It Might Not Be: Another film that's not been in the editing room long (it wrapped in May), Howard might have a trickier job of getting the film done by December, given that the races are likely to feature a higher proportion of effects footage. Furthermore, American crowds care little for Formula 1, and the older Academy crowd aren't likely to be swung by a cast they probably haven't heard of (bar the rumored cameo from Russell Crowe as Richard Burton). And as a bigger studio film, it faces a struggle in that December is already crammed as it is; moving it might give it Oscar qualification, but it also risks the film being buried by more high-profile competitors.
Leonardo | August 2, 2012 7:04 PM
The Promised Land, Out of the Furnace, Inside Llewyn Davis, Hitchcock and Broken City sounds more for a 2013 releaase, and even some of them doesn't sound like awards contenders.
JD | August 2, 2012 6:18 AM
Only Inside Llewellyn Davis and Django Unchained stand a legitimate shot here (providing they can overcome said problems). The Impossible will struggle to gain widespread recognition and is therefore unlikely to gain a best picture nod (unless it is mind-blowingly good). Argo, Rush, Trouble with the Curve and Gatsby all fall under the most overhyped, Argo has a strong Syriana feel, Rush has a lot of Testerone and sex but not much else, Trouble with the Curve like isn't covering new ground and Gatsby looks far too Gonzo and overdone. TDKR will probably gain a few techincal nominations and maybe a belated Nolan one, at this stage The Playlist Contenders is looking solid: The Master looks set for a clean sweep at this point with Lincoln not too far behind.
Oogle monster | August 1, 2012 7:47 PM
Also, a big thanks for continuing to do this Oscar prediction rundown so early in the year!
Oogle monster | August 1, 2012 7:45 PM
2 things: 1) The Great Gatsby is lower than Life of Pi? Doesn't seem right. 2) The Dark Knight Rises is expected to pass 1 billion soon according to the LA Times. So, while it may not be the #3 highest grossing film of all time, it will likely be sitting pretty somewhere in the top 5. It is likely going to pass TDK b/c it is doing tremendously internationally. I just hope Nolan is nominated. Baz and Christopher Nolan... yep, that's what I call a good line up!
Anonymous | August 1, 2012 7:44 PM
RUSH is not a dark horse. Expect that thing to be a major presence on the circuit.
Zack | August 1, 2012 1:14 PM
The reason I feel like "Trouble with the Curve" has a better chance than Eastwood's other recent stuff is that, even though it sounds fairly bait-y, it sounds WAY less so than "Invictus", "Hereafter" or "J. Edgar".
Dan | August 1, 2012 1:06 PM
Tarantino has 5 months to edit the film, considering he got Basterds edited in time for Cannes in like 9 weeks and he already was editing while shooting I don't really see that being a problem.


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Room. Menu Staff. General seating area.
Very comfortable friendly hotel, curry night was excellent, breakfast was freshly cooked.
It was a little noisy with the traffic, could do with double glazing
unfortuately there was a wedding taking place so we had no where in carpark to park so had to park up the road
Excellent staff, lovely clean rooms, very comfortable beds
Nothing to dislike
Clean spacious hotel. Good size dining area. Nice bar and helpful staff.
Unfortunately the breakfast arrived with cold sausage and fridge cold mushrooms. The plate was taken from me, placed in a microwave and returned to me within 60 seconds. Not quite the Traditional Welsh breakfast I was expecting.....Microwave sausages and tinned mushrooms....
Friendly staff Value for money Clean rooms
Not much parking As a pub be prepared for noise at a weekend,however did not bother our stay too much
Location excellent what I required. Relaxed atmosphere and informal.
Traffic noise . lack of toiletries,soap etc.Attention to room tea,coffee was poor. Evevthough the restaurant was described as "busy"waiting for almost an hour for a simple one course supper was a Liitle too long.Welcome was not too warm!!
Large room
Dirty bathroom. Very limited breakfast choice.
nice and clean,and a great food
they give me the room near to the heater but was cheaper,they didn`t tell me to the arrive.in rest was good
There was not anything to dislike
After breakfaeeast toilet had no paper
We enjoyed the food, it was value for money. Our room was excellent for the money. We would definitely stay again.
Struggled to park our cars, although the staff were very good when a space became available we were informed
Clean room, friendly staff
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Hard as it may be to believe, you can raise fish in liquid water and grow live plants in zone five without spending all your hard earned cash on heat, chopping wood all winter, or maintaining a twenty-yard compost pile like Jean Pain.
Through the use of a variety of techniques I've read about or developed myself, I'll show you how to keep everyone warm and alive when it's cold-as-Pluto outside. These techniques include the following:
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I'll post blog entries about once per week, start offering products as soon as I can, and generally try to be as entertaining as I can manage on little sleep (baby on the way very soon).
You're welcome to look, but based on my searching nobody else on the internet is actively trying to push the envelope on inexpensive and energy efficient cold weather aquaponic growing. Maybe that's because it's a little crazy. But heck, we're already living in the frozen tundra, so why not make the best of it?
Feel free to contact me directly and post whatever comments you feel like on the blog. I've got skin like a astatotilapia, so as long as they're not blatantly self-promotional, totally off topic, or personal attacks on other commenters I'll leave them up.
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Last fall I visited the Ginkakuji Temple (銀閣寺, the "silver pavilion") in north-east Kyoto. It's named for a building that was intended to be coated in silver leaf (comparable to how the golden pavilion is coated in gold leaf). Apparently they never got around to actually applying the silver, but the name stuck.
As it is today, the temple is noted for its sculptured sand, including a huge Mt. Fuji shaped cone.
The minor entrance stone garden is not particularly special, with similar features easily found at other temples. But the main garden raises the level considerably...
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One of the famous spots in Kyoto for plum blossoms is the Zuishin Temple (随心院) in Yamashina ward, and its blossoms appeared on my blog eight years(!) ago in "Plum Blossoms and Photographers". The style of both my blog presentation and photography has changed quite a bit in the intervening years.
Anyway, I made a visit this past March during plum-blossom season, but having already enjoyed the plum at the Kitano Tenmangu Shrine and at the Kyoto Imperial Palace Park, I decided this time to actually venture inside the temple building for the first time. I was joined by Damien [...]
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I'd prepared a few other "off-season spring-blossom" photos that didn't fit into yesterday's post, so I thought I'd just post them today. All but the last two are from April 2013.
This was from the same trip that produced a wonderful bonanza of pictures that I've barely scratched the surface of.
The last few are from the amazing Haradanien Garden (原谷苑), which I've posted about at length in the past starting here.
I haven't done all that much blossom photography over the last two years, but I did snap this shot of the late-April blossoms on our recent trip to [...]
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Chatting with a visitor to Kyoto yesterday, she said that she really wanted to see Japan's fall foliage sometime. That prompts me to dip into my archives for a fall-foliage post today, with photos from a visit last November to the Shugakuin Imperial Villa in north-east Kyoto.
It was a brilliantly bright day and even with my polarizer filter (which normally has a wonderful effect with fall colors) the photos seem washed out to me, but some are still not too bad.
This is my second visit, the first having been covered starting in "My First Visit To Kyoto's Shugakuin [...]
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Fumie had a ballet performance this weekend down in Nagaokakyo City, and I had some hours to kill after dropping her off for the pre-performance rehearsal, so I met up with some friends to visit some local sites with the camera.
The weather was unpleasant (cold, rainy, and windy), but there was a brief respite just as I was arriving.
The little lake between the road and the shrine has a series of boardwalks on it, and it seems that they were all recently rebuilt with bare wood....
I'd think it'd look better with some nice stain, but perhaps [...]
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Yesterday after seeing the plum blossoms in the Kyoto Imperial Palace Park, I made a trip out to see the annual Kyoto Higashiyama Lightup. It was the first time since 2008, when I posed a report in two parts.
As I tried to take photos, I remembered why I skipped it all these years... the difference between the dark of the evening and the brightness of the lanterns and other displays is just way too much for a camera to do anything reasonable with, unless you move to HDR and its often unearthly results. (Unearthly results can be quite [...]
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At Stéphane Barbery's suggestion that the Kitano Tenmangu Shrine's plum were ripe for the photographic picking, I popped over for a quick 45-minute visit today. This is the same place I wrote about a week or so ago, both in "Kyoto Plum-Blossom Preview: Scenes From a Year Ago Today" where I talked about how Feb 22 was too early for the plum blossoms, and in the less blossom-centric post "The Many Lanterns and Overwhelming Sumptuousness of the Kitano Tenmangu Shrine".
It was chilly (~10C / 50F), but a pleasant, relaxed atmosphere...
The shot above doesn't really "work" because the only [...]
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The Kitano Tenmangu Shrine (北野天満宮) in northern Kyoto is perhaps best known for its huge plum-blossom orchard, but in looking over the photos I've yet to publish from a visit a year ago, I realize that there's so much more to show. So today we'll shift concentration away from the blossoms, and continue with the non-blossom theme that yesterday's post ended with.
All the photos on this post are from a visit a year ago yesterday.
The shrine has many buildings, but the main building is difficult to miss in its sumptuousness. As is common at shrines, there's a big [...]
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I've been thinking that it's about time for a "spring blossom preview" post, to look forward to the many plum, peach, and cherry blossoms that the calendar will soon bring to Kyoto, and when I dip into my photo archive, lo and behold I find that it was exactly a year ago today that I visited the Kitano Tenmangu Shrine (北野天満宮) and its famous (but only just starting to bloom) plum grove.
I've already posted the following from that visit:Plum Orchard at the Kitano Tenmangu Shrine: Not Quite Prime Time More Budding Plum From the Kitano Tenmangu Shrine [...]
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And that last picture provides the first real clue that this girl is not the maiko (apprentice geisha) that she otherwise appears to be, because I don't think that a real maiko would flash the peace sign for a passer's-by photo like this.
February 3rd is the cultural holiday setsubun, known for bean throwing, the warding off of evil spirits, and some Shinto rites that involve intense bonfires.
There's also an old tradition, fallen out of popularity in recent decades and now mostly unknown to the younger generations, of transforming your appearance for the day into something you're not... if [...]
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Dipping my pen again into the very deep well that was November's visit to the Seifuso Villa (清風荘) in Kyoto, today's post has a bit more from early on in the visit first seen in "Entrance Foyer to the Seifuso Villa in Kyoto".
I vacillate on whether the photo above is of interest. I've deleted it (and then undeleted it) several times.
I showed the garden's formal tea house in "Approaching the Tea House at Kyoto's Seifuso Villa". Near it are a few small buildings loosely connected with shared outside passageways.... one building being a prep room for the staff, [...]
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Here are some more frost patterns from arctic Ohio, following up from the one I posted the other day. It was -10°F (-23°C) with strong biting wind when I took these, by hand, outside in the wind, up hill both ways. According to the image data, I lasted two minutes 10 seconds before I couldn't stand the pain in my fingers any more and gave up: considering that I had heavy insulated gloves, it's a testament to either just how very cold it was, or how very wimpy I am. Probably both.
I tried a variety of processing on these [...]
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Lots of goldfinches at the feeders at my folks' place in Ohio. During the summer they're brilliant yellow (as seen in "Goldfinches on a Feeder" a few years ago), but they're less vibrant during the winter.
I didn't bring many lenses on this trip... I would have liked the 70-200, but I made do with the Voigtländer 125mm and some cropping. Good birding pics are very difficult and I certainly don't have the skill, but these are fine for me.
The bush was just a staging ground for the feeders. They'd all cleared away when I stepped out, and were [...]
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I popped down to South Carolina to visit my brother Alan and to join him in a road trip back up to Ohio, and on the flight last night I sat next to an off-duty pilot for US Airways who lives on a 250-acre farm in Ohio and commutes to his flight hub in Charlotte for work. We had a nice chat.
He knows nothing of Japan, and enjoys farming, so I thought I'd put a post of random "farming in Japan" photos for him. It's somewhat of a challenge to find appropriate (but still unpublished) shots among the 130,000 [...]
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The user-interface (UI) design of iOS 7 seems to be of the radical variety. Not quite as radical as the initial iPhone was to the cell-phone world at the time, but also not as universally lauded. A lot of people really hate iOS 7.
(Except the first, the photos on this page have nothing to do with the text; they're just random photos I've taken recently.)
Until recently I'd never actually used iOS 7, but from seeing it in news and advertisements over the last few months, I knew I didn't like the new look. The same aesthetic that [...]
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I've been feeling remarkably lazy about writing lately, sorry.
My wife and I were in a travel agency the other day (here in Kyoto, Japan) to purchase some pricey tickets for some upcoming family travel, and since it was a lot to put on the credit card at once, I had called ahead to my US-based credit card to let them know the charge was coming so that it would go through smoothly.
Of course, while standing there at the travel agency office, the transaction was denied. Sigh.
I couldn't call The States with the travel agent's phone, so we [...]
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I've spent the weekend since having posted "Visiting the Miho Museum" trying (and failing) to fight off a cold, but I seem to be slowly recovering today, so today we have a simple post, of a bunch of geometric-ish images from my visit to the museum, presented in the order I took them (with the exception of the first two images being swapped).
These first two from the tunnel leading to the museum have been processed with differing white-balance settings for dramatic effect. The one above is processed so that the sunlight streaming in is white, turning the incandescent lights [...]
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My first outing this season to partake of Kyoto's fall-foliage delights was on Friday, as I wrote about yesterday. The first stop was my first visit to the Hokyo-in Temple (宝筐院) in the Arashiyama area of western Kyoto.
The long path into the garden was quite photogenic, though it was difficult to get a shot that both avoided people in the photo and avoided annoying people while taking the photo, but within those constraints I did okay...
Yet, despite all the work to avoid people in the shots, I tend to like ones with people better, like the one at [...]
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Fall-foliage season, long over with in most of the Northern Hemisphere, is just getting into full swing in Kyoto. Throwing common sense to the wind, I dared to venture to the Arashiyama area of Kyoto yesterday (Friday), where the density of tourists during this season threatens to form a singularity. Adding to the mass of folks, I went with Paul Barr and Damien Douxchamps.
We limited ourselves to a few temples on the northern fringes of Arashiyama, and so we avoided the most oppressive crowds.
The first stop was my first visit to the Hokyo-in Temple (宝筐院), which includes a [...]
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Over the years I've posted many sunsets from the Shogunzuka Overlook (将軍塚) in eastern Kyoto, from spectacular to quiet but nice to the most common: downright bland. It's been a source of occasionally dynamic views for a long time, but the practical reality is that for every one time I show something from up there, I've visited and returned empty-handed many times.
Overall, the median experience is, basically, a waste of time.
I tend to keep track of the sky's potential for a nice sunset throughout the day, all while mentally juggling my schedule to see whether a trip up [...]
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Ms. Basketball: Strong will helped Malia Nawahine lead team to perfect season
SPRINGVILLE — It's a good thing Malia Nawahine loves to work hard, wants to be a good student and enjoys helping her mom care for her younger siblings.
Because if the Springville senior didn't have the desire to be a good kid, there might be trouble for all involved.
"She has such a strong will," said her father Hank Nawahine of the third of his nine children. "She has a strong personality, and sometimes we butt heads. But she's extremely helpful, very capable. She's a very good girl, and she exercises good judgment."
Nawahine's determination helped her turn what could have been a tough situation — moving from her California home to Utah just before her junior year — into a perfect opportunity.
"We were absolutely worried about (moving her) — partly because she can be so stubborn," Hank Nawahine said. "If she'd gotten it into her head that this wasn't going to be good, it wouldn't have been good. But between the coaches and her teammates, she really felt at home here in Springville, and I can definitely say that's been part of her success is her ability to integrate into the community and high school."
In fact, the only time the University of Utah-bound senior got emotional after leading her team to a 4A state championship was when she talked about the teammates who helped her do what only one other team did this season — finish without a loss. Nawahine's determination and hard work have earned her a state title, a college scholarship, Gatorade Player of the Year honors and now the Deseret News 2013 Ms. Basketball award. It has also earned her the respect of her teammates and coaches.
"She just always strives for the best," said Springville head coach Nancy Warner. "She's so competitive and she finds success because of her attitude."
While her father claims she is a typical loud teenager, Warner said Nawahine is pretty quiet on the court, which is one of the few things the coach sought to change this season.
"We had to kind of get her out of that shell to be that leader that we needed," said Warner, who asked Nawahine to be one of the team's captains this season. "We needed her to step out of her comfort zone, to be that coach on the floor, to help her teammates, and she did it. It was something we worked on throughout the season. She took everything to heart — everything I told her — and really matured in that aspect of the game."
Nawahine averaged 18.6 points, 7.3 rebounds, 2.3 steals and 2.6 assists per game. She was a 40 percent 3-point shooter who had the ability to do just about anything the Red Devils needed her to do. Her team had to beat another undefeated squad, Bonneville, in the 4A semifinals, which is where Nawahine's leadership and determination shined brightest. Her team won the battle of unbeatens, 50-43, and she led the way with 16 points, four rebounds, three assists and three steals.
"She's such a good all-around player," said Maple Mountain head coach Cory Green. "Especially on the offensive end, she's very difficult to box out and she did a really nice job of crashing the boards and getting putbacks. She has a quick first step and attacks the basket really well. As a senior, she improved dramatically as an outside shooter. She's a very difficult player to stop because she's so skilled in all facets of the game."
Nawahine began playing basketball because her older siblings played. It wasn't until she was asked to play on a freshman team as an eighth grader (as freshman programs are regarded as club sports), that her father thought she might be something special on the court.
"They'd only won six games over three years," he said of that San Diego team. "They could have two eighth-graders and they took her and her cousin. They moved her to point guard. ... And that year they went undefeated. She's had two undefeated seasons — that year and this year."
He watched his daughter inspire those around her to work harder, compete with more intensity and take care of each other.
"I saw elements of that this year," Nawahine said.
Warner said she'd have a hard time singling out what Nawahine's greatest strength is athletically.
"I don't know if you can pinpoint just one athletic strength," Warner said. "She does everything. She's so versatile. She can shoot, get to the basket, jump out of the gym, get rebounds — she just overall is a great athlete."
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As summarised earlier, the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) today released labour force data for the month of February, which registered a 0.05% increase in the headline unemployment rate to 6.05% – the highest rate in a decade. The result was broadly in line with analyst's expectations that unemployment would remain steady at 6%.
However, total employment increased by a seasonally adjusted 47,300 jobs, with full-time jobs rising by 80,500 to 8,049,900 offset by a 33,300 decrease in part-time employment to 3,480,900. That said, aggregate monthly hours worked fell by 14.0 million hours (0.9%) to 1,608.9 million hours.
The participation rate rose by 0.2% to 64.8%, which more than offset the reported increase in jobs.
After nearly a year of stagnation, total employment has risen strongly (see next chart).
The bounce-back in full-time jobs is encouraging (up 0.5% over the year in seasonally-adjusted terms), it's too early to pop the champagne corks, with growth still negative in trend terms:
Four of the five mainland states added jobs over the year, although overall jobs growth was soft (see next chart).
And the Southern States continue to have the highest unemployment rates (see next chart).
The state seasonally-adjusted figures are notoriously volatile and subject to a big margin of error. As such, the below chart shows the ABS' trend unemployment rates, which shows Western Australia with the lowest unemployment (but rising), Tasmania and South Australia with the highest, and Victorian unemployment also rising:
A negative from this release is that the aggregate number of hours worked fell by 0.9% in February and was up just 0.6% over the year:
The below chart, which tracks the changes in hours worked on a trend basis, shows a mixed bag across the states:
The employment-to-population ratio and the participation rate showed some moderate improvement in seasonally-adjusted terms (up 0.1% and 0.2% respectively), although both remained at around 9 and 7 year lows respectively in trend terms (see next chart).
The below chart summarises the annual change in the key employment aggregates:
Finally, the ABS released its quarterly estimate of labour underutilisation, which remained at 13.5% – the highest level since May 1999 – suggesting significant slack remains in the labour force:
Overall, this is a mixed release. Despite the small increase in the headline unemployment rate, there was a strong rise in jobs, although this was partly offset by a reduction in aggregate hours worked. Obviously, the Australian labour market remains soft, with jobs growth still below the level required to absorb population growth.
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Winter Exhibition
December Exhibition
Holiday Studio Sale!
December 6 & 7, 2013!
Friday and Saturday 10 – 5 pm
Shop local and hand-crafted for beautiful glass art from Philabaum. Ornaments, paperweights, perfume bottles, vases, bowls, serving dishes, and the special "Rocks" by Tom Philabaum.
Bring your friends and family to watch the glass blowers at work while you shop!
Fall 2013 exhibition
Click here to see Video and interview on PBS Arizona Illustrated Oct 3
Opening Reception: October 5, 5 – 8 pm
October 2nd and 3rd, 2013
10:00 am to 2:00 pm
Open Demo by the Huntings and Philabaum
Seating limited, with no reservations
October 3rd
Watch AZ ILLUSTRATED on PBS KUAT-Channel 6 for an
Interview of the artists, 6:30 pm.
October 5, 5 – 8
Gallery Reception for "WIRED"
In June of 2013, Tom Philabaum traveled to Princeton, Wisconsin to work in the studio of Wes Hunting and his son, Wesley. He took along several types of copper wire and ideas for a new body of work. Their week-long collaboration became an experiment in wire-wrapping hot glass, giving a new twist to the work each had been doing.
In early October the Huntings will come West to complete this body of work in Philabaum's studio. Glass fans are invited to visit the studio during this collaborative effort on October 2nd and 3rd, to watch the wire-wrapping of hot glass. Finished work will be available at the Opening Reception of the show, "Wired", the following Saturday evening.
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October 5
Gallery Reception
5 – 8 pm
711 South 6th Avenue
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"Off the Wall"
June 1 – September 28
Summer Hours are 10:30 – 4:00.
Our summer exhibition features glass art for your walls.
Tom Philabaum has new Wall Flowers in an assortment of color tones, with patterning and 3 dimensional stamens. Purchase in any size grouping to fit your needs. Easy wall mounts.
Cynthia Miller's Swan Nebula features glass on copper panels.
Henry Halem exhibits FISH.
and the winners are…
The exhibition titled "The Science Behind The Art", featuring the competitors at the Tucson Glass Festival's S.T.E.A.M. OFF competition is now on display in our gallery. The range of creativity that the glass artists exhibited in portraying the science inspires all, no matter which side of the academics you find yourself.
The exhibition runs through May 25.
Read more about this event and competition in the two previous posts.
Kinetic Sculpture by Bandhu Dunham
by Richard Hornby and Linda Allyn,
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by Pam Vandiver, and her students in
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3rd Place: Rupert S.T.E.A.M. Robot
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The following submissions are presented in alphabetical order by artist.
By Matt Bain
by Jordan Ford
by Bronwen Heilman, Katherine Nesce, and
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by Michael Joplin
by William Justiniano
by Paul Anders-Stout
by Margaret Zinser
"The Science Behind the Art"
Reception for our Tucson Glass Festival S.T.E.A.M. OFF Exhibition.
April 20, 5 -8 pm Open to the Public
Join us for our reception opening the exhibition featuring the art created during last weekend's STEAM OFF competition at Philabaum Glass Studios and Sonoran Glass School. This fundraiser for the Sonoran Glass School's at-risk youth development program featured some of Arizona's top glass artists, creating art while explaining the many ways that science plays a part in the art of making glass.
The STEAM OFF promotes the educational concept of S.T.E.A.M., incorporating the disciplines of science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics. During the past weekend, the artists presented a drawing of the piece they planned to make, and during their 2-hour time slot, explained their process, as well the science involved in their creation of art.
Finished pieces will not only be on display and for sale at Philabaum Glass Gallery, but will be judged for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place by famed scientist and Director of the University of Arizona's Mirror Lab, Dr. Roger Angel. The winners will be announced at the Opening Reception at Philabaum Glass Gallery, on Saturday evening, April 20, around 6:30 or 7 pm.
Tucson Glass Festival 2013
April 13 & 14, & 20
Presented by Philabaum Glass and Sonoran Glass School
This year's festival will feature a STEAM OFF competition. STEAM is a new educational emphasis being used that is founded in Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math. The competition will be judged by Roger Angel, Optics professor and Director of the Steward Observatory Mirror Laboratory at the University of Arizona.
Arizona glassblowers and torch workers will converge at Philabaum Glass Studio and Sonoran Glass School for a weekend of creating glass art, and will include the fundamentals of STEAM in the creation of the art pieces. The demo and later exhibition will include the artist's concept in sketch format, and explanations of how the sciences are a vital part of the glass blowing process.
The demonstrations will take place on Saturday and Sunday, April 13 & 14, in two hour slots starting at 9 am on both days. Entrance to the fundraiser is $25 per day. Schedule, tickets and reservations will be available soon at both Sonoran Glass and Philabaum Glass.
The following weekend, STEAM OFF creations will be displayed in a special exhibition at Philabaum Glass Gallery. The Reception will take place Saturday evening, April 20th, from 5 to 8 pm, with many of the featured artists present to meet and greet folks. Cash prizes will be awarded to winning artists in First, Second and Third Place.
Tickets for the event are $25 /day, and can be purchased at http://steamofftickets.eventbrite.com/#. Proceeds of the Tucson Glass Festival will benefit the Sonoran Glass School youth development program.
For more details concerning the Festival, please see www.sonoranglass.org.
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This is a hairstyle timeline that is meant to cover the Taishō era (1912-1926). However the dates for many reference photographs were rather vague, so some might actually fall into Shōwa era (1926-1989). Regrettably I couldn't cover EVERY single hairstyle from this period so please consider this to be a brief overview. There are no Geisha, Maiko, etc featured here; they will be covered in another fashion timeline someday.
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· "Men and women of Meiji had gulped up Western culture with all the indiscriminate enthusiasm of new converts. By Taishō, Japanese sensibilities vis-à-vis the West were much smoother. This was Japan's political equivalent of the … social scene of the American Roaring Twenties. Japanese born during Taishō would enter adolescence as modern boys and girls. Significantly, women opened their closets to Western clothing during this decade. Kimono has lost space ever since." (pg. 124)
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Dartmouth President Calls For Changes In Wake of Federal Sexual Assault Investigation
Dartmouth College President Phil Hanlon gave a powerful speech Wednesday night calling for significant changes on campus in light of its high rates of sexual assault, high-risk drinking, and discriminatory social scene.
Students and Activists Demand Sexual Assault Reform at Dartmouth
Thousands of people are calling on Dartmouth College to improve its sexual assault policies after a student whose name appeared in a "rape guide" on a student-run website was sexually assaulted.
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