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John Morrison - President/Owner
While John's establishment of the Dirt Dawgs in 2011 was his first sports venture, he brings a 20+ year track record of operating successful enterprises as the co-founder and principal owner of Fosta-Tek Optics, a leading manufacturer of polymer optics for military, safety, automotive, lighting and electronics markets, employing 150 at their Leominster headquarters. Fosta-Tek represents one of the more notable turnarounds in the region as a successor in 1991 to the local operations of the Foster Grant Company.
John's enthusiasm for the sport of baseball dates to his upbringing in the Minneapolis suburbs rooting for the Minnesota Twins in the late 1960's and 1970's. As a lifelong fan, John's highlights include being on the winning side of the 1991 World Series games 6 and 7, being at Fenway for game 5 of the 2004 championship series, and seeing his Twins favorite, Kirby Puckett, inducted into Cooperstown. One of his most memorable Dirt Dawgs memories arose the past season when his 102 year young grandpa, MT made the journey out to Doyle Field to take in a game and scout the team.
John holds degrees from Middlebury College and the Tuck School at Dartmouth College; and resides in Acton, Mass. with his wife, Carolyn, and children Megan(23), Matthew(20) and Katie(18); and dogs Bella and Riley.
Kaylee Grosso - Manager, Marketing and Fan Experience
Kaylee Grosso is a '11 graduate of Franklin Pierce University where she received her B.S. in Sports and Recreation Management. During her time at Franklin Pierce she gained experience interning for Worcester Tornado Baseball rotating through all operations including: ticketing, fan assistance, and promotions focusing on the fan's experience at Hanover Park. She also volunteered at a summer camp for unprivelaged kids organizing daily activities and was on the executive board for the Sports and Recreation Club at Franklin Pierce University as secretary and treasurer helping to plan promotions for campus sporting events. This will be her first season with the Dirt Dawgs.
In Kaylee's spare time she enjoys spending time with her family and friends, especially with her husband Nick and their dog Zoe in her hometown of New Ipswich, NH. Kaylee is excited and looking forward to having a great first season with the Dirt Dawgs this summer.
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Cell-Size-Dependent Control of Organelle Sizes During Development
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During development, cells differentiate into diverse cell types with different sizes. The size of intracellular organelles often correlates with the size of the cell, which may be important for cell homeostasis. The nucleus is a well-known example of an organelle whose size correlates with cell size. However, the mechanical basis of the correlation is unknown. The lengths of the mitotic spindle and contractile ring are emerging as model system to investigate the cell-size-dependent control mechanisms of organelle size. Mechanistic models are proposed for the cell-size-dependent control of these organelles. Understanding the cell-size dependency of organelle sizes is expected to impact not only on the morphogenesis of the individual organelle, but also on cell homeostasis, cell cycle progression, and cell differentiation.
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- Title
- Cell-Size-Dependent Control of Organelle Sizes During Development
- Book Title
- Cell Cycle in Development
- Pages
- pp 93-108
- Copyright
- 2011
- 10.1007/978-3-642-19065-0_5
- Print ISBN
- 978-3-642-19064-3
- Online ISBN
- 978-3-642-19065-0
- Series Title
- Results and Problems in Cell Differentiation
- Series ISSN
- 0080-1844
- Publisher
- Springer Berlin Heidelberg
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- Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg
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DOURO-DUMMER, Ontario (Brian Decker/PGA TOUR Canada) — With a par on the fourth hole of a sudden victory playoff, West Des Moines, Iowa's Nate McCoy captured The Wildfire Invitational presented by PC Financial over Burlington, Ont.'s Michael Gligic, securing his first career PGA Tour Canada win.
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Seven PGA TOUR Canada alumni earned their PGA TOUR cards, finishing inside the Top 25 on the Web.com Tour money list. Two-time PGA TOUR Canada winner Adam Hadwin topped the list at No. 4, while two 2013 alumni of PGA TOUR Canada, Mark Hubbard and Tony Finau, made the leap from PGA TOUR Canada to the PGA TOUR in under a year's time.
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With a two-putt birdie on the 72nd hole, Harpers Ferry, West Virginia's David Bradshaw claimed his first PGA TOUR Canada win on Sunday, capturing The Great Waterway Classic at Loyalist Golf & Country Club.
Bradshaw, a 31-year old Shepherd University graduate, fired a final round 5-under 67 to post 21-under total, securing the win with a two-putt from 25 feet for birdie at the last. Bradshaw won by a shot over Argentina's Tommy Cocha and Jupiter, Florida's Adam Long.
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Where have all the demons gone? Modern religion has dispossessed a rich history of demons and devils in our midst, but maybe Satan served a purpose in the way he makes evil palpable. (testaments).
They seemed fascinated by his radiant oneness with his Father and shrieked their challenges toward that which they would not worship yet could not turn their backs on entirely. They used his name like an obscenity, frightened children terrified of the awful power unleashed in a single word. "I know who you are? they declared maniacally as he approached each town. "I know you, Jesus of Nazareth!" If only his own knew him with such confidence and precision.
It has always been this way: the rare attraction between good and evil circling warily in a dance of death. In the legends of angelology, the first act of disobedience was engaged in by an angel so beautiful he was called Lucifer, a name which means light-bearer. Lucifer was such a luminous being that he began to mistake himself for the God whose light he reflected as a moon bears witness to its sun. In doing so, he confused other angels into following him as well, and from this separatist band the original demons came to be.
Stories about the angel of light and his tragic fall from grace are present in the extra-biblical literature of Jews, Christians, and Muslims. According to these traditions, Satan (or Lucifer or Iblis, the Islamic equivalent of Diabolos) denied his allegiance to God when confronted with the creation of humanity. God's evident preference for these new creatures over heaven's hosts was a source of jealous rage for a being who believed himself superior to cosmic newcomers.
Later in the tradition, Lucifer becomes identified with biblical figures such as the serpent in the Garden of Eden, the Adversary who brings catastrophe into the life of Job, and the "ruler of this world" who haunts Jesus from the start of his ministry to the day he is betrayed in Jerusalem.
But in Hebrew tradition, devils did not have much of a foothold. Demons were part of the lore of pagan Mesopotamia and, like the practice of magic, shunned by the religious system of Judaism. The Jews invented monotheism, the belief in one God, and having one ultimate being meant acknowledging no other supernatural force.
Even Christianity, with its God known in Trinity, would be adamant about the Oneness in the Threeness. It would be declared one of the earliest Christian heresies to adhere to the doctrines of Manichaeism, the idea that there was a "dark side of the force" equal and opposite to God in the universe. God would have no rival.
SO IF HEBREW RELIGION DID NOT ADMIT THE EXISTENCE of devils and Christianity dispelled the polarity of good and evil battling for control of the cosmos, where did all the demons following Jesus come from? The name Satan derives from a Hebrew word meaning "to be remote" or "to obstruct" and is related to an Arabic term that means "to burn."
We can identify the activity of obstruction in the serpent of Eden, who deceived Eve and Adam and obscured the way to grace. But we may miss the second "spirit of obstruction" in the angel sent to guard the closed garden behind the fallen couple. The cherubim, as this being is called, stands with a fiery revolving sword so that no one has access to the tree of life.
The role of the cherubim was not. simply to be the bouncer at the gates of paradise, however. Cherubim are later displayed on the Ark of the Covenant as guardians of the presence of God in Israel. They are likewise featured at the doors of the Temple in its time.
When we see the baby-faced cherubs on the borders of greeting cards nowadays, we find it hard to credit that the original cherubim were celestial heavies you didn't want to mess with. But as we see in early legends of good and evil spirits, the two are closely related.
The evolution from angel to demon continues in biblical references to the "Adversary," a member of God's heavenly court who has divine permission to test human hearts; As the tradition goes, only through adversity can true virtue be revealed. The story of Job is an exploration of the human tragedy that results when this kind of theology is played out to the full.
A perfectly righteous man, Job undergoes supreme torment at the hands of the Adversary in order to prove whether God is right in assuming that Job will remain as loyal in suffering as in the time of blessing. But it is not only Job who is tortured in this situation. The image of God as one who permits and even bestows a sort of divine blessing on "experimental" suffering is the real victim of the Book of Job.
Other ambiguous uses of Satan/the Adversary appear in random verses like 1 Chronicles 21:1 and Zechariah 3:1-2. But in the end, the character of the Adversary created more problems than it solved. Having this being in heaven explained the existence of evil and suffering while retaining the unique authority of God. But the portrait of a benevolent God did not square with the idea that such a God would keep an enemy of creation as a kind of celestial pet. So Satan had to be ejected from heaven.
IN THE CENTURIES JUST BEFORE THE TIME OF JESUS, THEOLOgy swung the other way. The idea that spirits who were flatly opposed to God could work their will on mortals had taken hold. Such spirits chose to spit in the eye of God by commanding their will over the weakness of humanity.
With their origins in angelic nature, they could continue to assume human flesh, but in the way of possession rather than apparition. They could control the faculties of humans and lead them into the occasion of sin. They remained empowered to wreak sickness and natural catastrophe on creation. They could also enter history and manipulate human agents to do their dark will. The original Adversary had become an intelligence of malevolent intent rather than an indifferent messenger of bad fortune.
It is no wonder that Jerome and other early church leaders read Isaiah 14:12 as confirmation that an angel had rebelled against God: "How you are fallen from heaven, O day star, son of dawn! How you are cut down to the ground, you who laid the nations low!"
By the time of Jesus, most residents of Judea embraced the idea that spirits both good and evil were patrolling the land. Although the Sadducees rejected the notion as they did all supernatural talk, the Pharisees taught it, and Jesus--by all gospel accounts--encountered it everywhere he went. In fact, as the story goes, Jesus was occasionally charged with being in cahoots with the demonic. Though he privately defeated the devil during a desert fist, the divine power that Jesus displayed in public was too great for his human adversaries to understand.
So they called him Beelzebul, a corrupted name of a Philistine god Baal-zebul that probably meant "God of the Heavenly House." The corrupt Hebrew name meant "Lord of the Flies" or "Lord of Dung." It implied an enemy of God more than an adversary of humans. The misidentification of Jesus with the devil, by any other name, would be ironic if not so gravely consequential.
But the name-calling did not stop there. Jesus himself called Peter "Satan" when Peter insisted that Jesus abandon all this talk about suffering and dying. Jesus recognized in that appeal for self-preservation the voice of the tempter he had already defeated. And the gospel narrator tells us that Satan entered into Judas at the time he surrendered to the role of traitor.
We begin to sense the nearness of evil throughout the ministry of Jesus, appearing in various guises but always clearly aligned against his mission. When Judas enters the garden to identify Jesus for the arrest (quite another garden confrontation between evil and innocence), Jesus knows exactly with whom he is dealing. Coolly, he declares, "When I was with you day after day in the temple, you did not lay hands on me. But this is your hour, and the power of darkness!" (Luke 22:53).
BEFORE THAT HOUR, THE DEMONS RUSHED TOWARD HIM in a frenzy of self-annihilation. Often we are told that Jesus refused to let them speak, though they managed to call out enough for us to sense their panic: "What have you to do with us, Son of God? Have you come here to torment us before the time?" (Matt. 8:29). "What have you to do with me, Jesus, Son of the Most High God? I adjure you by God, do not torment me" (Mark 5:7). "Have you come to destroy us? I know who you are--the Holy One of God!" (Luke 4:34).
Whether they shouted, screamed, convulsed or fell down, Jesus dispatched all of them with a simple command, "Come out of him!' The possessed person was always left unharmed.
Even Mary Magdalene, who had seven demons dispelled from her--the full complement of possession according to Mesopotamian demonology--was freed entirely, enough to become one of Jesus' most fervent followers thereafter.
The chronic interaction of the spirits of good and evil, one morphing into the other in legend, leaves us with little wonder that Jesus and the demons danced around each other in that same region of Galilee and Judea. Nor are we surprised that Jesus was ever the Lord of that particular dance. But what may concern us more in this hour is, where have all the demons gone? Were they a figure of speech used by gospel writers, or a figment of a theology that has since developed beyond them?
Psychology has privatized our demons somewhat, tamed them into categories of addiction, socialization, chemical imbalance, and habit. The church still prefers the term sin, a useful description of what happens when we fail to choose good and end up prey to the thousand inroads of evil. There remains only one way to do good: Love one another. Any other choice is a shade of gray down the dark road toward our demons.
THE BIGGEST PROBLEM WITH OLD-FASHIONED DEMONOLogy is that it mitigates personal responsibility, reflected in sayings like "the devil made me do it." Having surrendered to demon possession, you could hardly say no to the constellation of choices that emerged from that one decision to "sell your soul."
But the useful part of the age of the demons is that they revealed the nearness and concreteness of evil within the human experience. When Jesus walked down the road, the presence of sin was palpable. When Jesus looked into the faces in the crowd, he could see who was utterly given over to the frightful tyranny of it.
To one who flawlessly chose the path of love, the decay of sin scarred those around him like the aftermath of a bombing. Jesus knew evil, and evil knew his name. It called out to him, pitiably, begging for a solution everywhere he went. Jesus was fully aware that the only solution to the broad misery of the world was to continue on this road, making choice after self-giving choice for love's sake.
By ALICE CAMILLE, author of Seven Last Words (ACTA Publications) and the scripture series, "Exploring the Sunday Readings" (Bayard/ Twenty-Third Publications).
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After learning her trade at a posh and important-sounding academy in London, Louise was out clubbing when she was 16 when she met a music producer who was putting together an all-girl group. "I can make you huge" he said. Probably. Anyway, she introduced him to one of her classmates, and they formed half of the band until Louise went for it herself, having five UK top tens before she went and became a WAG. Except, she's far from your typical WAG.
After marrying Jamie "my suit trousers are too tight" Redknapp in 1998, she had another three top ten singles, before winding down her music career to be a mum. Normally that would be where our interest in Louise ends, but she then came back just as hot on to our telly screens. She presented on SMTV Live, CD:UK and This Morning, before becoming the face and body of Triumph lingerie. Then she nabbed a permanent position as presenter of Something for the Weekend, and we got the opportunity to watch her laugh at Tim Lovejoy burning his mouth as we contemplate finishing off the questionable kebab that is the only remnant of our Saturday night.
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QUESTION:Our two flame leaf sumacs produce none to little fruit. Both are about 4 years old, quite large, healthy looking; flowering this year was very good, but no fruit. What keeps them from producing fruit?
The information in our Native Plant Database on the species page for Rhus lanceolata (Prairie flameleaf sumac) says that it is unisexual and monoecious. Unisexual means that it has flowers that are strictly female with pistils containing eggs that can grow into seeds if fertilized and it also has separate male flowers with stamens that produce the pollen. (The alternative, bisexual or perfect flowers, have both the pistils and stamens within the same flower.) Monoecious means that the two types of flowers, male or female, occur on the same plant. (The alternative, dioecious, means that the male flowers occur on one plant and the female flowers occur on a separate plant.) You can see a line drawing of the two types of flowers on p. 235 of Shinners & Mahler's Illustrated Flora of North Central Texas.
Robert Vines in Trees of Central Texas (p. 249-252) says that Rhus copellina has flowers that are "polygamo-dioecious". (Rhus copellina var. lanceolata is a synonym for Rhus lanceolata.) Vines definition for polygamo-dioecious is:
"Essentially dioecious, but with some flowers of other sex or perfect flowers on the same individual."
So, what all this is attempting to say is that I don't really know for sure why your flameleaf sumacs don't produce more seed. It is possible that your plant doesn't produce many female flowers (and/or perfect flowers if Vines' description of the breeding system is correct) that can make the fruits.
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Capri Sun: Happy Boys, Happy Mom
We had an epic summer, but now fall is here, and we're so happy. Even if it's still hot some days. We spend a lot of time outside. Between the boys sports, summer vacation at the beach, day outings at our local state park and lake, time spent in the yard kicking the soccer ball, trips to the playground and the local pool, we were outside a lot during the summer. And we're still outside a lot now that fall and soccer have arrived. A lot.
If we're leaving the proximity of our own yard, either for a sporting event or just to go somewhere fun, I make sure to bring along our cooler bag with a few snacks and drinks. The boys have made it clear that their drink of choice is Capri Sun. I really can't argue that point. They like them because they taste good. In fact, now that Capri Sun features clear bottom pouches to show that there are no artificial colors or preservatives added, I think Capri Sun pretty much rocks my socks. Well, maybe my flip flops. I don't wear socks in the summer or fall.
Right now, my kids are loving the Capri Sun Roarin' Waters Tropical Punch flavor. We also always have at least one flavor of the Capri Sun 100% Juice in the house. The clear bottom pouches also come in the Capri Sun Juice Drink and Capri Sun Super V Fruit and Vegetable Juice Drink. I love this simple change; I'm a big fan of transparency. And happy kids. And happy moms.
As my sons are six- and eight-years-old, their sports teams like for parents to still bring a snack after games. It rotates among the parents, and we usually only have to bring a snack once a season. When we do, we bring Capri Sun (so easy to lug around) as the drink. We'll be doing so this Sunday because it's our turn to bring the snack. (I'm writing this here so I don't forget!)
I told the boys that Capri Sun Roarin' Waters is an official sponsor of Major League Soccer, and they thought that was awesome. They love soccer. (And baseball, but, oh soccer.) But it gets better than just drinking Capri Sun after their soccer games. Oh yes, Capri Sun is bringing it big time for the kids again this year.
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One more thing about soccer and Capri Sun: We've taken Capri Sun as our drink for post-game snack this from the very beginning of our sons' sporting days—which kind of makes me mad at myself. You see, in 2008, Capri Sun started a recycling program for their handy pouches. They worked with TerraCycle, and since 2008, over 200 million pouches have been upcycled. I didn't know! Now we're going to start upcycling our (many) pouches which will make my young tree huggers very happy.
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She wrote to me: The Therme opens out like Duccio's Raising of Lazarus. But this is the moment just before the miracle, or the moment after the miracle. The crowd has dispersed. Remember, you once asked me about the role of thresholds in my work? You saw it before I did.
She wrote: I was crossing the Aare when I read the following words in an obsolete edition of the Blue Guide Switzerland: "Crossing the Aare, Goldswil is traversed, dominated by the Romanesque tower of a ruined church (note grotesque figure), and then Ringgenberg, where the 17C church is embedded in a medieval castle perched above the dark blue lake, formerly reputed for the beauty of some of its oarswomen."
On the day I crossed, the lake was turquoise. There were no oarswomen. The valleys here are constructed from the glacial equivalent of the lost wax process and as such share the melancholy of ancient bronze sculpture: the shape in both cases comes directly from absence. The form produced by deep time. This is not a nation, like some others, formed by shipwreck. The tragic myth here is of blizzards or ascents gone wrong. I crossed on a perfect summer's day. Ellen pointed out a village on the shore. Many died here a few years ago, she said. They never saw the avalanche coming.
She wrote: They say, "Look up or you'll miss it." But sometimes, it's a matter of looking down. There is a mountain facing the picture of a mountain. There's a woman whose story is not in her face, but on the back of her neck. There's a city at your feet, and this is the real city.
She wrote to me: There is the object and there is the image of the object. Between the two is a tension that is never resolved. God was the first conceptual artist, for he made man in his own image. A human being is a kind of photograph: made with light, a copy after something else. I'm trying to find the dignity in the copy. Not to find it; to see it.
She wrote: A hundred meters below the earth are magnets cooled to a temperature lower than anything else on earth or in outer space. Down there, I felt myself an inhabitant of something called "the universe," as though I did not always already live in the universe. I felt my body was made up of something called atoms, and for one giddy moment even thought: what if it all suddenly falls apart?
We are mostly empty space, as the saying goes. I sensed the trillions of neutrinos passing through me, the way the reading of a poem can suddenly intensify one's awareness of the reality of the room. Not only opposites attract.
She wrote: The horizon (the limit) is horizontal. Where water meets land on the distant shore, where water meets the sky, is a level line. The human animal, the animal that stands, is vertical. And, standing, the human animals seeks out or creates other vertices. In its field of vision are trees, towers, and houses. Beyond these two axes, between them, is the mountain. The mountain is both vertical and horizontal. From the level line, the vertical line, and the triangle, are formed the elementary geometry of the landscape. Every European language, beginning with Greek, agrees on the word for horizon: horisontti, Horizont, orizzonte, horyzont, horizonte, horizon, горизонт, horisont.
She wrote to me: Does the cityscape have its own grammar? Does it have discrete elements from which its own form of meaning is assembled? I spoke to you once about Lyotard. "The rebus is discourse disguised as visible object." What is the discourse of the cityscape? These disparate objects that do not begin to speak to each other until someone raises a camera and presses the shutter: do they not bring to mind hieroglyphics, the origin of all our writing?
The weather here has begun to change. Last night it rained. A window banged against the windowsill. The dishes rattled. Each object seemed to be tuning itself, and they seemed to be taking turns. I was falling asleep when Ellen said, "The montage is a kind of rebus."
She wrote: These days, I feel as though I see objects everywhere. What I mean is, I see them properly now, in the Proustian sense: "We think we no longer love the dead, because we don't remember them, but if by chance we come across an old glove we burst into tears." From time to time I even wear her clothes. Objects are facts made visible.
Here I also begin to understand the European mania for categorizing the world. I haunt the zoological and paleontological museums in Zürich, Lausanne, and Bern, alone sometimes, sometimes with Ellen. Sometimes only what has already been labeled and put in a case can be endured. Adrienne Rich wrote: "A year, ten years from now/ I'll remember this—/ this sitting like drugged birds/ in a glass case—/ not why, only that we/ were here like this together." At times I think I'm writing only to you, but at other times I remember how I used to write to Ellen.
She wrote: We are now living in the anthropocene. The human touch is on everything, and it is rarely gentle. How can the possibility of the consequences of how we live be endured? To raise the camera and press the shutter is a memorial act. Out here on the mountains, I cannot forget even the material cost of photography itself: the film, its chemicals, the developing, the paper. Only the light comes free. Did I tell you, or did you tell me, that Kodak used to be the leading consumer of silver worldwide?
She sent me this image and wrote: Perhaps what the sea is to the Greeks, the mountains are to the Swiss: both a home and a journey. The sea meets the sky at the horizon, but the mountain is its own horizon, beyond which one cannot see.
On the train to the Bernese Oberland, Ellen told me that the German word Heimweh originated in Swiss German. It was the word for that feeling of homesickness that assailed Swiss mercenaries who had traveled out in service of various European armies. Switzerland exported war and imported homesickness. Heimweh: listen to its sighing sound. The commanders of these foreign armies, to control their mercenaries' longings, forbade them depictions of the high landscape they'd left behind. Our train was coming from Lausanne, and the Bernese Oberland was now rising around us. The green mountains of the Voralpen began to interrupt the level horizon. Emotions begin somewhere, in a place, and they have to be named one at a time, as Adam named the animals. Ellen is from the Bernese Oberland. She told me that to be homesick for a landscape is particularly Swiss. "The higher the mountains, the stronger the feelings," she said. The arguments against the idea are obvious, but the arguments for it are more subtle. I like it. But as she said this I also thought: neutrality is not the same thing as pacifism.
She wrote: I would like to write to you someday about the essential mystery of families. I saw a case in the museum in Lausanne, a family tree. One squints before such things, trying to recognize the ancestors. Rich again: "Only/ a fact could be so dreamlike." Don't you imagine, sometimes, these millions and billions crowding the horizon behind you? Only a tiny handful of them have ended up in cases at museums, thank goodness. But they all lived, and most of them are now dead.
Appearances aside, can a person be, for someone else, a landscape?
She wrote to me: I have been thinking of that line of Anne Carson's: "Who likes to look straight at real passion? Looks can kill. I would call 'feminine' this talent for veiling a truth in a truth." On tram No. 15 to Bucheggplatz, a woman sat in the seat in front of mine. She was in her late 20s. Late afternoon light. Her hair was pulled up, and I could see her neck tattoo clearly. It was in two lines: a woman's name and a date. I wrote both down.
Later, when I looked up the name, I found an old newspaper article. A woman of that name had died in a small town near Phoenix, Arizona in 2007, on that date. In the car that night, the article said, there had been two other people, both of whom survived the crash, and both of whom, at that time, like the woman who died, were in their early 20s. The survivors were a man, and another woman. Their names were given.
She wrote: I came here with two big cameras and one small one. But I could not find the language in them. One day, I happened to walk by Foto Ganz, on Bahnhofstrasse. I was not going to buy another camera. I didn't need one. But why was the Yashica 270, with two lenses, priced lower than what it cost to develop one roll of film? I bought it out of curiosity. Ellen said, "You don't need another camera!" But if you know how serendipity works, you'll already know that I've taken the Yashica everywhere with me, and I have seen things with it—this cheap camera from the early 90s—that I was not able to see with more expensive machines.
She wrote: Did you tell me, or did I tell you, the story about the old lady who went to a lecture and heard the lecturer say that the universe was going to self-destruct in five billion years? In any case, on hearing this, the old lady fainted. As we descended into the earth at CERN, I told this story to Ellen. When they asked her why she was so upset at an event that was five billion years away, the old lady heaved a sigh of relief and said, "Oh, thank God. I thought he said five million years."
This was the image she sent me. Under it, she wrote: I had closed my eyes for a moment. When I opened them, I saw the funnel of the ship. Behind it, the lake ringed by mountains. As I raised the camera, in a moment of synaesthesia, I heard the sound of the alpenhorn. But it was not synaesthetic. Like a dream given material reality, there really was an alpenhorn playing behind me. This is the photograph of that sound.
She wrote: When I'm out walking, and I'm the only one with a camera among these good burghers of Zürich on a weekday, and I center an image in my visual field, say, an image from a poster or a hoarding, I sometimes see it float out of the texture of the cityscape. It "pops out," leaving behind its assigned purpose (as art or advertising) and spilling over into a play of surfaces. This sensation barely counts as true trompe l'oeil: no one is deceived: but somehow it gives a little kick to the seeing part of the brain, and I'm happy when I can catch it in a picture. And when it is not an image at all but actual objects sitting on a street? I see chairs, fire hydrants, shoes. I wish I could show you the thingness of things! The best I can do is to make images of them, remembering always that even an image is a thing.
Ellen said that given the eternal tension between things and images, idolatry, that most harshly punished of all sins, ought to be the most easily forgiven.
She sent me this photograph and wrote: One thing I had not noticed about travel, but which I see now, is the way it can lay out before you the raw materials of something you thought you loved. In Graubünden, I began to see what it was that had made Zumthor's architecture. I saw his sources everywhere: in the local stone, the wood, the mountains, the water frothing in the river below, the air, in the heat of the baths. It was obvious, once it was seen, the way it is obvious that a person is shaped and continues to be shaped by all their living and their dead. Sometimes Ellen is talking to me, and sometimes, like all the dead, she's just the afternoon light moving across the face of a mountain.
She wrote to me: In a successful work of architecture, the rooms open out to one another like a choral work in which one voice after the other adds to the harmony. Is the sense of hearing the most essential for an architect? Photographing certainly feels like close listening at times. But someday, I will write to you about the other physical senses, beyond the famous five.
She wrote: The work at CERN depends on violent collisions on the subatomic level, from which particles scatter and which sensors try to detect before the particles decay into other forms. It is easy to see the equipment involved—the supercollider is the largest machine ever built by human beings—but difficult to see what the result is. These supercooled magnets are like the words of an epic in a foreign language. The meaning is there but it is elusive.
The supercollider in section looks like a starburst, or like the head of Medusa. I took photographs of it, a hundred meters underground. My fear was that the radiation would make all the photos come out black. What a victory that would have been. But instead I had the opposite problem: the pictures came out too clear, like illustrations for CERN Courier. I can't use them! And so, instead, I send you another rebus, a few feet away from the supercollider: handcart, plastic tape, broom closet. There is always something else happening to one side of the miracle.
She wrote to me: When I stop in the middle of a room or at the edge of a cliff, arrested by something I have seen (or by something by which I have been seen), I wonder what this image is which expresses a will in agreement with telluric desires. Why here? Why now? For whom is it being made?
At certain moments I have the feeling—usually simultaneous with the pressing of the shutter—that this or that image in particular is destined to outlive me, that it will be visible past my speaking. A photograph is an epitaph made of light.
Did you tell me, or did I tell you, of that line from Cixous? "What is interesting when you write is to imagine that your reader is not yet born…"


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In the past few decades, diners have been turning increasingly to soft drinks and foods sweetened with fake sugar. The idea is to get the sweet taste without loading up on calories. But a new study finds an environmental cost to these sweeteners: In short order, they can end up polluting lakes and streams.
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