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The 2015 Call For Submissions is now closed.
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The Gladstone Hotel and curator Leila Courey are pleased to announce the forthcoming If Walls Could Talk, a juried exhibition of experiential illustration that features work by emerging and established artists. The show will be on public display at the Gladstone Hotel from March 6–16, 2014. Selected projects use illustration—or other art forms related to it—to occupy or alter the hotel's 2nd floor gallery and public spaces, in dramatic, conceptual, and experimental ways.
In May, the Gladstone's website hosted the exhibition's national call for submissions, with promotional support provided by media sponsor Applied Arts Magazine. In August, Leila and the exhibition's jurists, listed below, reviewed, discussed, and selected proposals. Leila has collaborated with each participant to designate specific rooms and public spaces, and has lent support to each artist through the development of their projects.
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Beata Kruszynski | Betty Zhang |Jen Spinner & Hazel Eckert | Jennifer Ilett | Kat Gomboc & Rebecca Ladds | Kerry Zenter | Mike Ellis | Min Gyo (Daniel) Chung | Nat Janin | P.K. (Adam Hilborn) | Rachael Ashe | Sawhorse Design with Adrian Forrow & Tyler John | Selena Wong
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Ari Elkouby, creative director, Zulu Alpha Kilo | Diti Katona: partner, creative director, Concrete Design | Gary Taxali: fine artist, illustrator | Jason Logan: creative director, Rogers Publishing |Mikey Richardson: partner, creative director, Jacknife Design | Paul Dallas: chair of Illustration, OCAD University | Virginia Johnson: illustrator, textile designer, and founder, Virginia Johnson Lifestyle
We'd like to thank media sponsor Applied Arts Magazine and agency partner Zulu Alpha Kilo, for their generous support.
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In a winter that seems intent on setting records for cool temperatures, nothing is more heartening than a bowl of soup billowing steam. And a lovingly created new spot in downtown Sarasota has just the thing.
It is Cindy and John Snyder's Star Keeper Café, located in a historic house formerly occupied by C'Arina on Bamboo Lane, a one-block, one-way street between Ringling Avenue and Main Street, east of the Post Office and right behind the Ranola Hotel. The Snyders leased the space in August, spent three months renovating and opened their tiny treasure Nov. 1.
The three soups on the menu this time of year are mushroom barley; coconut, ginger, chicken and veggies; and basil tomato with Parmesan ice cream.
"It sounds weird," says Cindy Snyder, "but it's really good."
It is also simple to prepare at home, and the Parmesan ice cream requires no special equipment — you simply melt the cheese in heavy cream and freeze it.
Star Keeper is as funky as it is charming. Interior features include an old sewing machine topped with vintage Simplicity sewing patterns, a Victorian breakfront and assorted silver, glass and china treasures that once belonged to Cindy Snyder's late mother — not to mention an oversized apothecary jar filled with homemade marshmallows. The Snyders bill their food as "fresh, healthy (but still a little Southern) 'comfort food' made from the memories of our grandmothers' kitchens and church potlucks." An example is the Kentucky Hot Brown sandwich (from the Brown Hotel, in Louisville, Ky.,): turkey, bacon, Parmesan cheese sauce and tomatoes. At $9.75, it is the most expensive sandwich on the menu. The least is PB&J at $3.75.
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Yield: 12 servings
1/4 pound unsalted butter
1 quart heavy cream
2 cups fresh basil, chopped
8 tomatoes, chopped
2 quarts tomato juice
Melt butter, then add rest of ingredients. Cover and simmer over low heat for 45 minutes.
Parmesan ice cream
1 quart heavy cream
3 cups parmesan, shredded
Combine cream and cheese in a saucepan and heat until cheese is completely melted. Let cool to room temperature, then freeze to use as needed.
Editor's note: It would make sense to freeze this much cream in small batches. Use a couple of tablespoons per serving of soup.
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Is anyone following the Veronica Rose story?
The family involved live close to us, and though I don't know them personally we have several friends. The case was recently heard by the SC Supreme Court and we're hoping for a judgment to send Veronica home.
I was just curious if anyone else was following this story and what your thoughts about it were.
I had heard nothing about this. Thanks for sharing.
So sad. Yikes. :(
And I'd break up your Org Post. It's hard to read the way it is, making people skip it. I only clicked your link.
I'd like to see an actual news piece laying out the details of that case, because that mess reads so awfully it honestly makes me assume they're shady and lying or why wouldn't they just lay out the facts.
Most of those cases are about someone protesting or changing their minds within a legallly acceptable period and the adoptive parents refusing to relinquish the child and dragging it out and THEN years later going on about how could you rip the now years-older child away from the only home he or she has known. That is what this sounds like, so... yeah.
I work for a public agency that works with foster care and adoption and I will be shocked if Veronica's adopted family wins. Don't misunderstand that to mean I think she shouldn't be returned; I just don't think it'll turn out the way they want. I've been in this field too long and know of many heart-breaking stories.
I have been following it since it happened in my hometown of Charleston, SC. What a very sad story for little Veronica.
Here is the facebook page for those interested:
These things just dont make sense to me!
Why does the dad think that he can come in at this late hour? If he had cared about the baby, he would have cared for the woman carrying her...
Will cross my fingers!
He's under zero obligation to care about the mother, has nothing to do with what he feels for or wants for the child.
Thanks for mentioning there were some news stories at the link. I suspect they were picking and choosing but they're actual outlets so fine.
Interesting he found an outlet with the federal law, just in a general sense.
Wonder what his story is about why he waited four months and didn't file sooner.
I have friends who adopted twin girls last year. The birth mother chose my friend and her husband to adopt the girls. Just after their birth, the mother chose to use the Indian Child Welfare Act to keep her girls. She kept them for five weeks and called my friend to come and get them. Thankfully, in my friend's case, the adoption is now complete and legal. The girls just celebrated their first birthday a couple weeks ago.
Saying a prayer for Veronica.
Regardless, yeah, does hang on whether the federal will supercede the state. Which is hard to argue against in a general sense, but the particulars of the Indian Child Welfare Act in this case would seem to have some room - interesting argument there.
These adoption problems always trouble me . . .
In this one it looks like the father began his legal action in very early 2010 . . . give or take two years later (new years eve 2011) the child was removed from Matt and Melanie's home.
No one looks good in this kind of protracted battle over a child.
I hope the biological father wins, if they had done the right thing when his daughter was 4 months there would have been no trauma for the child. By dragging it out the adoptive parents have been the cause of the trauma. For the sake of the child parent bond they shouldn't see her again. It is going to sound cruel but if you find you are unable to have a child you should only be allowed to adopt if BOTH parents agree if one changes his or her mind and closes to raise the child that is how it should be.
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DISABLED┬ĀAlmost all the other skeletons at the Man Bac site, south of Hanoi, are straight. But the man now called Burial 9 was laid to rest curled in a fetal position that suggests lifelong paralysis.
And some archaeologists are suggesting a closer, more systematic look at how prehistoric people ŌĆö who may have left only their bones ŌĆö treated illness, injury and incapacitation. Call it the archaeology of health care.
The case that led Lorna Tilley and Marc Oxenham of┬ĀAustralian National University in Canberra┬Āto this idea is that of a profoundly ill young man who lived 4,000 years ago in what is now northern Vietnam and was buried, as were others in his culture, at a site known as Man Bac.
Almost all the other skeletons at the site, south of Hanoi and about 15 miles from the coast, lie straight. Burial 9, as both the remains and the once living person are known, was laid to rest curled in the fetal position. When Ms. Tilley, a graduate student in archaeology, and Dr. Oxenham, a professor, excavated and examined the skeleton in 2007 it became clear why. His fused vertebrae, weak bones and other evidence suggested that he lies in death as he did in life, bent and crippled by disease.
They gathered that he became paralyzed from the waist down before adolescence, the result of a congenital disease known as┬ĀKlippel-Feil syndrome. He had little, if any, use of his arms and could not have fed himself or kept himself clean. But he lived another 10 years or so.
They concluded that the people around him who had no metal and lived by fishing, hunting and raising barely domesticated pigs, took the time and care to tend to his every need.
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This case, and other similar, if less extreme examples of illness and disability, have prompted Ms. Tilley and Dr. Oxenham to ask what the dimensions of such a story are, what care for the sick and injured says about the culture that provided it.
The archaeologists described the extent of Burial 9ŌĆÖs disability in a paper inAnthropological Science┬Āin 2009. Two years later, they returned to the case to address the issue of health care head on. ŌĆ£The provision and receipt of health care may therefore reflect some of the most fundamental aspects of a culture,ŌĆØ the two archaeologists wrote in The┬ĀInternational Journal of Paleopathology.
And earlier this year, in proposing what she calls a ŌĆ£bioarchaeology of care,ŌĆØ Ms. Tilley wrote that this field of study ŌĆ£has the potential to provide important ŌĆö and possibly unique ŌĆö insights into the lives of those under study.ŌĆØ In the case of Burial 9, she says, not only does his care indicate tolerance and cooperation in his culture, but suggests that he himself had a sense of his own worth and a strong will to live. Without that, she says, he could not have stayed alive.
ŌĆ£IŌĆÖm obviously not the first archaeologistŌĆØ to notice evidence of people who needed help to survive in stone age or other early cultures, she said. Nor does her method ŌĆ£come out of the blue.ŌĆØ It is based on and extends previous work.
Among archaeological finds, she said, she knows ŌĆ£about 30 cases in which the disease or pathology was so severe, they must have had care in order to survive.ŌĆØ And she said there are certainly more such cases to be described. ŌĆ£I am totally confident that there are almost any number of case studies where direct support or accommodation was necessary.ŌĆØ
Such cases include at least one Neanderthal,┬ĀShanidar 1, from a site in Iraq, dating to 45,000 years ago, who died around age 50 with one arm amputated, loss of vision in one eye and other injuries. Another is Windover boy from about 7,500 years ago, found in Florida, who had a severe congenital spinal malformation known as spina bifida, and lived to around age 15. D. N. Dickel and G. H. Doran, from Florida State University wrote theoriginal paper on the case in 1989, and they concluded that contrary to popular stereotypes of prehistoric people, ŌĆ£under some conditions life 7,500 years ago included an ability and willingness to help and sustain the chronically ill and handicapped.ŌĆØ
In another well-known case, the skeleton of a teenage boy,┬ĀRomito 2, found at a site in Italy in the 1980s, and dating to 10,000 years ago, showed a form of severe dwarfism that left the boy with very short arms. His people were nomadic and they lived by hunting and gathering. He didnŌĆÖt need nursing care, but the group would have had to accept that he couldnŌĆÖt run at the same pace or participate in hunting in the same way others did.
Ms. Tilley gained her undergraduate degree in psychology in 1982 and worked in the health care industry studying treatment outcomes before coming to the study of archaeology. She said her experience influenced her interest in ancient health care.
What she proposes, in papers with Dr. Oxenham and in a dissertation in progress, is a standard four-stage method for studying ancient remains of disabled or ill individuals with an eye to understanding their societies. She sets up several stages of investigation: first, establishing what was wrong with a person; second, describing the impact of the illness or disability given the way of life followed in that culture; and third, concluding what level of care would have needed.


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While many of the gadgets that Register Hardware writes about have us shouting 'cool!' and 'I want one of those', there are a few that make us scream 'Cyborg!' However, news of a contact lens that acts like a heads-up display inside the wear's eye made us feel a little uneasy. The prototype lens has been developed by boffins at …
That is so f88king cool!
Now all we need is the virtual John Madden add-on, and he can use his light pen to point out all the potential hazards as we walk down the street.
"You can see here Al that this car has its reverse lights on but has yet to move. Keep an eye on that one. But don't overlook that kid on the rollerblades coming towards you. He might just decide to cut block you and BAM! You're not going to drinking that latte you've got your mind set on!"
Why can't the future be now!
Bit of a bummer if you wear contacts already though ...
I don't, since I hate the idea of sticking my finger in my eye, but you get the general idea.
On the other hand, give me a non-clunky solution which will stick a HUD on my specs and I'll be right in there. The Cinemizer(sic) goggles don't count, largely because they look fecking awful!
Paging Captain Cyborg, paging Captain Cyborg ...
I do not care if the turns me into a cyborge it rocks
Power levels?
Internet memes aside, this could be a very interesting prospect, I wear contacts or glasses, so it would be different to see the world with a digital HUD.
Once the functions are increased, it could probably even do tiny things, like to check for suspicious arm movements (if you're a bodyguard/secret service agent) or even stupid stuff like tally petrol prices on the road to check on later to find which one sold at the cheapest price.
Losing one at the back of your eye might hurt though, and dropping it in the street would be expensive...
I just hope it doesn't my current health level or weapon ammo remaining, then that'd be a little too scary...
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@supermoff @#SaveConstantine According to the DWM 50th Anniversary Edition, "Twelfth Night" was indeed the working title for TTOTD before it was changed to fit the "of the Doctor" title theme.
@SANTA-ran17 Hallelujah! :)
Just wondering, does the Collector's Edition have the standard edition cover in any capacity? Or is it just the TARDIS sleeve? Because someone ordered the CE for my birthday, and while I really appreciate the gift, I'm obsessed with uniformity of covers and shelving, so this is of concern to my pedantic mind.
Jacobi gave one of the most unhinged, terrifying Master performances ever in his brief few minutes. I loved him for that, perfect actor to bring back the character and pave way for Simm. But sadly, those few minutes just aren't a fair comparison to Simm and Gomez, who both have had several episodes to shine. I liked Simm's Master, despite his flaws. It's unfortunate that Simm wasn't able to use his talents to portray the more subdued Master he had wanted, but to his credit he did the best he could with the instructions and material he was given. And when we did see those little flashes of subtlety, he really nailed it (the phonecall with him and Tennant is a prime example). But Michelle Gomez truly blew me away, she was not only a terrifyingly threatening presence in every scene, but she was also darkly hilarious and yet totally restrained in even her hammier moments. It took only one story, but she's shot up to take the spot as my favourite New-Who Master.
They really need to stop lumping science fiction and fantasy together, they're two completely different genres.
I don't know where you're getting the assertion that the Doctor has been portrayed as "stupid". Rude and arrogant, sure, but never stupid. He just doesn't care about having to prove his intelligence to humans anymore, he knows he's the smartest guy in the room anyway, so why should he have to try and prove that to people?
There is such a thing as "less is more": Capaldi's Doctor's comparatively less frequent screentime makes him a far more effective presence when we actually do see him, and Clara is the means through which this is achieved. Twelve is the darkest, most mysterious Doctor we've had in a long time, and experiencing this unnerving new man through Clara's eyes is exactly what makes this work.
Remember the days when we had commentaries on all episodes? Those were good days.
@joseffwilliams People seem to find it particularly difficult to grasp that other characters besides to Doctor are allowed to have screentime as well. Just because he's the protagonist doesn't mean that every single minute of every episode has to focus on him. The show is about the Doctor, but the companion is the main character, and this has been the case since Series 1.
@Amy says Peter Davison is the Thirteenth Doctor! But it wasn't barren before, that's what I'm getting at. As in, this planet was once a great Time Lord population centre that was attacked by the Daleks in the war and then bombarded until it was nothing but dust, only small ruins like the barn remaining.
Even before Listen, from the TDOTD, I assumed that the barn was not on Gallifrey, but on a desolate nearby colony instead. It makes sense; when the Doctor steals the Moment, Gallifrey is being bombarded by the entire Dalek armada, and the scenes in Arcadia show that the surface of the planet has become an all-out war zone. But at the barn there is none of this; just barren, empty wasteland. To me it looks like the barn was on a Gallifreyan colony planet that has already been lost; razed into lifelessness by the Daleks. We know the Doctor was born on Gallifrey, but he could easily have spent time on other planets in his childhood. The Time Lords were a godlike interstellar empire after all, I highly doubt that Gallifrey was their only planet. Simple explanation, but it works.
@OncomingStorm in a Brownoat with a stake The Doctor had no intention of letting it go, but in that situation right there, he allowed it to leave so it wouldn't potentially attack them instead. According to the Doctor's conjecture, this was a creature perfectly evolved to be hidden from view; and it was about to be seen. Logic would dictate that the results would not be pleasant for the onlookers, so the Doctor let it go because it was very close to them and could have hurt or killed all of them, he was protecting Clara and Rupert. He keeps looking for the creature afterwards, remember? He goes to the end of the universe just to get a glimpse of it, manically yelling that he "has to know!" That sounds a lot like the Doctor to me.
Can I not vote for An Adventure in Space and Time? Because as far as I'm concerned that's the greatest Doctor Who-related script Mark Gatiss has ever written.
While I think it's an okay move to cut it from the broadcast due to recent events, I do hope the scene is restored in the DVD. It won't be recent by the time that comes out, and it's not like beheading is an exclusively terrorist action, it's historically accurate.
@Ottoman14 Well the rapidly alternating food cravings and random muscle spasms were clear side-effects of the regeneration. Eleven had a comparatively good post-regeneration period, but he was still a bit messed up by it for a while.
I know it's only a bit of fun, but the two are pretty incomparable. The two aim to convey two entirely different tones; fairy-tale adventure versus gritty character piece. The Eleventh Hour also had the job of introducing a new companion as well, which differs fundamentally from Deep Breath where the companion is established and vital to exploring the themes of the episode. Both completely excel at what they do, with the performances of each Doctor absolutely selling their take on the character. I might prefer one over the other, but both do exactly what they're supposed to and more.
I really admire Moffat for publically admitting his flaws as a writer recently, and how he's been working to tackle them head-on in the new series. We all have flaws, and the best of us work to address them. Thank you Mr Moffat!
@Ivegotnewkidneys on the 23rd @Angie Whodini Must be from the Blackwater river.
This is the best set of titles we've had in ages. "Death in Heaven" is an amazing finale title, it sounds so dark and foreboding.
I'm baffled as to why Doctor Who has yet to film here in Ireland; we're barely an hour's flight away and we possess some of the most spectacular natural scenery. It could stand in for an alien world, or even Ireland itself, seeing there hasn't been a single episode in the show's 50-year history set in Ireland. And yes, part of the reasoning is that I want to crash the filming and meet the cast, but that's entirely besides the point.
@TheLostDoctor And clockwork vortexes are characteristic of America... how exactly?
@kyr95 I actually hope not, because that 2005 special relegated some of the most important establishment of Tennant's Doctor and demonstration of regeneration to a short extra that hardly anybody knows about anymore.
@TheDreamer I know how you feel. I was gonna be in London at the same time as the Leicester Square premiere but I had to change my dates to accommodate exam results. Exams: ruining plans from beyond the grave.
I feel that she could play a great villain, I'd love to see her on the show. And imagine the publicity of a Hollywood actress like her appearing, it would be a win-win.
"We still blow a lot of s*** up. That's very important, but it's going to be a bit different from what we've seen over recent years. A bit more gravity. Some situations are more sombre and I think there are more rooted dramatic scenes. Over the past two or three years, which I've loved, there has often been a breathless vigour; we still have that attack, but we have another level of drama, another tone. And the scenes are longer."
I'm really delighted to hear this. I do think a problem that Series 7 had was that it didn't allow dramatic moments the time to play themselves out enough. With the whole "blockbuster" approach, there was so much to get done in an episode that we didn't get enough time to breathe and explore the most important part of the show: the characters. There were exceptions to this, like Asylum, Mercy, Name and that Doctor/Amy scene in TPOT, but the point stands otherwise.
@TheValeyardsMimeArmy @MrGuymanwatch Way to rub it in :P I wanted to go to another showing and watch it properly, but my cinema was only showing it once, alas. I'll watch it in proper 3D one day...
My seating for The Day of the Doctor was so abysmal that the 3D only half worked and the visuals were a blurry mess. This is an opportunity I can't miss, I have to make up for that.
Of all the characters created in the last 9 years of the show, Jack is by far the most suitable one to actually return on a regular basis. He's an immortal, time-travelling and charismatic action hero who defends Earth from aliens, he's like a perfect new-series equivalent of the Brigadier. And yet, he has been criminally under-served in the show proper. People say that the show is about change; I totally agree, but of all the new series companions, Jack is so far the only to have had no closure at all. His character still has so much more potential, and yet just sits there... unfinished.
I also don't really get the reasoning that there has to be such a vital story requirement for him to return, when River Song has popped up in several episodes with no real story justification (not saying she hurt them, but she didn't *have* to be there). Like River, Jack's seriously the kind of character who can just ride along in the TARDIS for a few episodes and join the crew on their adventures, with no massive story requirement at all.
While Torchwood's hiatus is frustrating, even more frustrating is how easily Jack could return, and yet hasn't done so for 6 years (bar a short cameo in The End of Time). He's a great character (especially so after being fleshed out in Torchwood), it really saddens me to see how shunned he has been in recent years.
It's themes like Doctor Who's that make me give out to people for skipping the opening credits of shows. As far as I'm concerned, the title sequence is a vital part of any show; it conveys the tone of the programme and gets you in the mood for what you're about to watch. Plus the cut to the title sequence can be very effective in highlighting dramatic moments, as Doctor Who so often does.
With Gallifrey now saved, I can really see only one outcome for the Time Lords: civil war. Think about it; the planet is in ruins, its people in suffering and the leadership is massively compromised by corruption, a rebellion against the High Council seems inevitable, inner conflict often happens after large wars as people fight for who gets to pick up the pieces. This would be a great route for the Master to take; now that we know he's alive and inside the pocket universe, his fury at Rassilon and the rest of the leadership would only naturally lead him to rally the people to open rebellion.
His new motivation could be driven by revenge, a ruthless desire to see justice against those who caused his life of torment and insanity. But this is the Master we're talking about, so his idea of justice is quite extremely removed from the Doctor's. Retaining his megalomaniacal traits, the Master wants to conquer Gallifrey, but he truly believes it's the right thing to do, and that as a victim of the High Council, he thinks he will be a better leader for the people of Gallifrey. This is how they could come into conflict once more; the Master does not oppose the Doctor anymore, not intentionally, and even wants him to join his side to fight the Time Lords. But the Doctor doesn't support either side, and must take a third option and oppose them both as the only way to bring peace.
This could "reset" the Master/Doctor relationship in a way. As a constant obstacle to his plans of revenge (just as much as he's an obstacle to the other side), the Doctor becomes an enemy of the Master once more. The Master considers his only enemy to be the Time Lords, and the Doctor must protect his own people against him. Thus they have their friendly personal relationship, but their different goals and methods put them against each other regardless. Just my two cents anyway, I think something like that could really work of done right.
@DaftDalek @Lord of Time Barrowman's only 47, Kingston is 51.
@jamesanash101 I think the idea was that, as an extension of his immortal body, Jack's blood is itself also immortal. That's how I reconcile it anyway, the show itself doesn't elaborate much on it, except for Jack himself clarifying that his blood isn't what makes him immortal.
@Gustaff The text itself wasn't praising Oswald Danes, the media within the narrative was. This murdering pedophile happened to become the face of the Miracle by circumstance, and used the opportunity to manipulate the media with a redemption story on his behalf. It's a commentary on the lows that media sensationalism and crowd mentality will stoop to. Oswald is still a reprehensible man, and many of the characters openly hate him. You don't need the show to spell it out for you that murder and pedophilia are wrong, you should really be able to come to that conclusion yourself.
I was actually going to write an article just like this, but you beat me to it. I'm glad you did, because I felt Miracle Day really needed some sticking up for. It's a very good series, and while it doesn't reach the heights of Children of Earth, it's still a great addition to the greater Torchwood run and highly undeserving of the utter vitriol people spew at it. I can understand some of the criticisms people have, because the series does have flaws like any other, but they're frankly blown completely out of proportion and don't justify hating the whole series.
Incidentally, while one of the series' most evident flaws is its slow pacing, I think a large reason behind this perception is how the series aired. While Children of Earth aired 5 nights in a row, leaving little time in between episodes before people were thrown right back into the action again, Miracle Day aired on a weekly basis. While RTD intended the pace of Miracle Day to be a bit slower to reflect the sheer scale of the mystery facing the team, the week-long gaps between episodes made this become far more exaggerated to negative effect. I assure you, if you were to watch Miracle Day today at your own leisure, with an episode per day, you'll actually notice the pace to be a lot quicker than you remember from when it aired. The other main flaw is that the series feels detached from the overall Whoniverse, and I can agree with that. Frankly RTD and Moffat should have been in better communication to ensure the timelines of the two shows correlated with one another, it didn't even have to be anything overt; simple mentioning or acknowledgement of the Miracle without further elaboration in Doctor Who would have done the job well enough.
I still think it's a solid series with a ingenuous premise that had the unfortunate job of following up Children of Earth after two years. Frankly it's an enormous shame that Torchwood is in the limbo state it's in, especially with the exciting set up for future plots at the end of Miracle Day. I'd love to see Jack and co. back one day, Torchwood clearly has a lot more stories to tell. (And/or another Doctor Who crossover, hint hint Mr. Moffat...)
I wouldn't want John Simm to be replaced, not yet anyway. There's still a lot of places he can take his Master, particularly now that he would have more freedom to play the part how he originally wanted; darker and more subdued. Watch the phone conversation between Simm and Tennant in The Sound of Drums, that's more of the Master I wanna see from him.
Clara in jeans, now that's an even stranger sight.
I would love if Julian Bleach played him again, he was brilliant at captured how unhinged Davros was while also projecting huge gravitas and intellectual composure.
While I don't think a full spinoff is a wise idea, I think it would be totally feasible to have Eight appear in a once-off team-up with Capaldi in Series 9 or something. No anniversary to speak of, just done for the hell of it like The Two Doctors was.
The middle one could be a recruitment poster for the British space program or something.
I don't imagine there'll be much fuss over the 10th anniversary of New Who, especially not so soon after the 50th. There'll probably be no more than some nods to the past, maybe some returning monsters that year or something.
@Gustaff It was already, finally explained in The Day of the Doctor; he honestly doesn't remember how old he is: "I don't know, twelve hundred and something I think, unless I'm lying. I can't remember if I'm lying about my age, that's how old I am."
"These two characters are very different, opposites you could say. Caecilius was honest, hard working and good man, he wanted the best in life for his family and was important in his community... In 'Children of Earth' Capaldi's character was very dark, twisted and malicious. As we find out at the end of the series he dies, killing his own family, which was different from his first character."
I really think you missed the point of Frobisher's character. He wasn't a bad or twisted man, not by a long shot. He was a good, ordinary man who was committed to his family and his work. An ordinary man put in a truly horrible situation, forced into being a scapegoat for the real monsters in government who didn't care about who got hurt so long as it saved their own skin. When he killed his family, he was sparing his children from an endless existence of horrible suffering. Frobisher was a parable about what ordinary people can be forced to do in the most extreme and horrific of circumstances. He was Caecilius if the Doctor never came to save the day.
She doesn't necessarily have to be a kid, she'll probably be in the 17-18 age range. This is likely because Coal Hill is a secondary school, and a student of that age could be played by an adult in her early twenties, getting around all the problems that having a child regular would bring.
I love humans. Always finding patterns in things that aren't there.
I didn't much like her Dalek two-parter, largely because I think the idea of large, cumbersome Daleks somehow sneaking around 1930s Manhattan and rebuilding the species to be inherently ludicrous (seriously, how are they capable of doing anything at all? How do they get in and out of the sewers? They're Daleks, they have no legs or hands, nor can they fit through manholes.), but the premise was given to her, so I can forgive her of not having much to work with anyway. However, I quite enjoyed her Sontaran two-parter and her Torchwood episodes (especially To the Last Man, that was really great), so I'd be all for seeing her write another episode. Torchwood writers in general is an area of potential Doctor Who should really be tapping into (what ever happened to John Fay's episode anyway?).
@VictorWong1 The main reason a lot of people don't like it because it's very tired sci-fi cliché that humans are "special". By making the Doctor invested in the well-being of humans only because he is biologically related to them totally undermines the Doctor's sense of morality. He helps anyone of any species who are in need because it's simply the right thing to do. It also goes against the idea that the Doctor's human companions bring out a more caring side to him, grounding him when otherwise he could grow to be a callous godlike figure. That the Doctor is completely alien is the only way this works; as good as he is, we are reminded that he is not one of us and doesn't always understand us.
@Amy the Consulting Key Ring Ah, it appears my context was, itself, out of context.


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Children are exposed to linguistic activities while they are playing with sand together with their mates. They will use some expression" help me with this cup!", They will participate actively in conversation. They become casual to speak to playmates and adults. They will exchange ideas with others therefore this chance develops receptive and expressive language competence.
In Indonesia, children attend kindergarten at the age 4 to 6 years old. They usually spend their first education at kindergarten for two years. Kindergarten schools are not public state supported schools. Parents must pay the fee. All children who graduate from kindergarten must enroll the elementary school.
Water play presents playful activities. Children can practice many things. There is no extreme danger in water play. They will actively take risk in the play. When they plunge into a big water container, they take a risk to get wet but the water will not harm them. This setting encourages children confidence. They also can use hose tube to spray the water.
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english idiom and meaning hand
1. The furniture is hand-made.
2. The disaster caused many people lived from hand to mouth. ( in great poverty, unable to save anything)
3. The mountain is close at hand ( near).
4. The worker assured to put my job in hand at once. ( attend to it, finish it)
5. " Put your hands up!" The criminal pointed his gun to the woman.
6. The architect and the developer worked hand-in-glove to build new housing in the city. ( in agreement).
7. The woman waits on her father's hand and foot. ( follow her father wants).
8. I couldn't lay hands on my math book. ( couldn't find it).
9. Mr. Robert is always busy. He has his hands full. ( is very fully occupied).
10. I used to play badminton but now I am very busy, I should play it sometimes just to keep my hand in. ( for practice)
11. A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush ( proverb).
12. I don't like buying a second hand watch.
13. Hands are needed in the project; you should apply for the job there. ( workers).
14. The leader has iron hand in the velvet glove. ( hardness under pleasing manner). Many hands make light work. ( Proverb)
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Audio Bible Distribution Website Goes Live
God's Word, Global Distribution Made Easy via Web
Never in history has it been possible to send the Word of God around the world instantly and at no cost. But that's exactly what's happening at Faith Comes By Hearing's updated website, FaithComesByHearing.com.
October 2014 - A Minute With Morgan
1:47 minutes (1.68 MB)
Director Morgan Jackson shares from his personal experiences during a recent trip to Cambodia how God is changing lives there using Audio Bibles.
September 2014 - A Minute With Morgan
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Morgan Jackson shares about the various ways that technology is expanding our Kingdom work. Please check out the following free resources mentioned by Morgan that can bless your spiritual life, as well as those of your loved ones and friends:
Bible.is KIDZ™ App Brings Fun Creative Ways for Children to Grow in God's Word
Games, puzzles, illustrations and audio engage kids in an interactive, personal experience with the Bible
Faith Comes By Hearing has for many years provided materials for children to better understand and learn from the Bible. In their early days, they created and produced Scripture-based story books that also included games and puzzles with biblical themes. These went hand-in-hand with their KIDZ Bible® – a high-quality audio production that contains Bible stories presented in dramatic fashion along with 70 children's songs. Wanting to continue this long history of promoting Bible engagement for a younger audience, the ministry has continued their technological innovation and is excited to announce the release of the Bible.is KIDZ™ app.
August 2014 - A Minute With Morgan
1:27 minutes (1.37 MB)
Senior Vice President Morgan Jackson shares how God is changing lives throughout the world using Audio Bibles.
Faith Comes By Hearing's Digital Bible Platform Surpasses 200 Million Users
Millions freely receiving Scripture in their own language through apps, podcasts, Internet radio, satellite TV and other digital distribution
Coming from modest beginnings as a cassette tape lending library more than 40 years ago, Faith Comes By Hearing can truly say they understand and appreciate the saying, "You've come a long way, baby." At one time, the ministry focused solely on those in the American church and provided content in one language – English. Today, they are an international organization providing free digital access to Scripture recordings in over 830 languages that are spoken or signed by over 5.7 billion people. Across all of their digital platforms, the ministry has seen Bible engagement from more than 200 million users in just the last four years.
Faith Comes By Hearing now has Scripture Recordings in 835 Languages
Including Zapotec Yareni, spoken by about 2,900 people in Mexico
Faith Comes By Hearing recently added six languages to their expanding catalog of recorded Scripture. Now at 835 languages, these recordings as a whole represent a potential outreach to more than 5.7 billion people in 190 countries, which equates to over 80% of the world's population.
The new releases are:
July 2014 - A Minute With Morgan
1:47 minutes (1.68 MB)
Senior Vice President Morgan Jackson shares how God is changing lives throughout the world using Audio Bibles.
Faith Comes By Hearing Surpasses One Million BibleSticks and Proclaimers Produced
Audio Bibles heard around the world in hundreds of languages on ministry's suite of digital audio devices
Over 40 years ago, Faith Comes By Hearing (FCBH) began by offering Audio Bibles on cassette tapes. When CDs came into existence, the ministry also took advantage of the advancement in audio players. Less than a decade ago, they again adapted to technology and developed their own digital playback devices – the BibleStick for individual use and the Proclaimer for group listening. Today, the ministry is pleased to announce they have produced and distributed over one million units in their mission to provide access to the Holy Scriptures for all who want to hear.
Faith Comes By Hearing now has Scripture Recordings in 829 Languages
Including Zapoteco Sierra Juarez, spoken by about 4,000 people in Mexico
Faith Comes By Hearing recently added 11 languages to their expanding catalog of recorded Scripture. Now at 829 languages, these recordings as a whole represent a potential outreach to more than 5.7 billion people in 190 countries, which equates to over 80% of the world's population.
The new releases are:
- Apal - Papua New Guinea
- Ayoré - Bolivia
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- Boomu - Mali
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SFI's Founding Controller, Marcella D. Austin, returned to the Institute in 2012 as the Director of Accounting. She received her B.B.A. in Accounting and Finance from the University of New Mexico in 2005 and became a CPA in 2010. Marcella previously worked for CliftonLarsonAllen LLP in its Assurance Department and she brings a broad range of experience in financial administration and auditing to SFI.
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Ronda received her B.S. in Anthropology from the University of California, Riverside. She spent five years at Chevron Corporation in San Francisco in various production and management positions within General Services before moving to New Mexico. She joined the SFI administrative staff in 1987. She has been part of the SFI publications program for 20 years, and assumed human resources and facilities responsibilities in 1996.
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Casey moved to Santa Fe in 1998 from a suburb of Detroit, Michigan. She spent her undergraduate years at both Syracuse University and College of Santa Fe, majoring in Film Production. Although Santa Fe was supposed to be a stop along way to fame and fortune in New York City, she fell in love with the stunning New Mexico sunsets and vast, polka-dotted landscape. Casey previously worked on various films in Santa Fe and surrounding areas until she stumbled upon the Santa Fe Institute and began wrangling scientists instead of actors – and finding it more of a challenge! When she's not at SFI, Casey can be found playing with her two dogs, reading a great book, going on epic drives, and scouring various sources for new music.
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Nancy Deutsch joined SFI in September 2009. She brings a successful track record in
corporate, foundation and major gifts fundraising to SFI. Although she began her fundraising
career at WETA in Washington, DC in the late 1970's, the bulk of her success has
been in support of higher education at UCLA, Loyola Marymount University and UC
Irvine. As Vice President for
Development and Corporate Relations, Nancy is responsible for raising funds
from individuals and family foundations in support of SFI's three key
priorities – annual giving, the Omidyar Challenge and the varied education and
outreach programs conducted each year.
Further, she oversees the Business Network corporate affiliates program
that draws the active engagement of corporations from around the world into the
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As the birthplace and world nexus of complexity science, the Santa Fe Institute shapes the scientific and popular dialogue about the interconnected and adaptive complex systems most critical to our future – economies, living systems, human institutions, and the global condition.
John German directs the Institute's communications program, responsible for its science communications, website, social media, multimedia, and publications. He also serves as the Institute's liaison with the local, national, and international news media and manages SFI's prestigious Journalism Fellowship in Complex Systems Science.
Previously he was a science writer, spokesperson, speechwriter, and communications advisor at Sandia National Laboratories, where he led the corporate communications and media relations teams, edited lab publications, and developed numerous new online, interactive, and multimedia communication tools.
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Ginny Greninger joined the Santa Fe Institute in February 2000. Ginny held the position of Manager, Office of Academic Affairs working with SFI Vice Presidents and on education and outreach efforts. In 2005 Ginny was appointed Manager, Office of the President, assisting the SFI President, and working with Vice Presidents, the Board of Trustees, Science Board, External Faculty and Science Steering Committee.
Ginny is a native Chicagoan, lived and worked in the Los Angeles area for ten years, and moved to Santa Fe in 1998. Ginny received a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology from Loyola University, Chicago.
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Elisabeth V. Johnson is Director, Sponsored Research Planning and Administration, at the Santa Fe Institute, in Santa Fe, New Mexico. In this role she is responsible for research development and strategic planning for Institute-wide research programs, assisting faculty with identifying funding sources for their individual research projects, preparing and submitting proposals, and managing the post-award administration of sponsored research programs. She also handles federal and state government and foundation relations for the Institute.
Prior to this, Elisabeth was Director, Corporate, Foundation and Research Relations for the Professional Schools at UCLA. In this capacity, and within UCLA Development, she was responsible to develop and bring to fruition philanthropic relationships between corporations / foundations and the Professional Schools and to represent Professional Schools' priorities during development and implementation of campus-wide development strategies for the University's most important foundation and corporate partners.
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Juniper Lovato has been a northern New Mexico resident her entire life. She is currently the Manager for Education and Outreach and Social Media Specialist at the Santa Fe Institute (SFI). At SFI she works across generations and geographical limits to make resources and knowledge on cutting edge complexity science more accessible to those with a hunger and curiosity for learning and exploration.
Lovato received her Master's in the Western Classics from St. John's College in 2013 where she completed a thesis on the nature of pleasure in Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics. She received a B.A. from the College of Santa in Business Administration and Political Science in 2009.
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Nate Metheny was trained in classical violoncello performance and attended Indiana University for solo performance studies.
Nate has been using computers since the age of 5 and has held full-time positions in Information Technology since the age of 16 after his early graduation from high school at age 15.
Nate has worked on the computing infrastructure at the Santa Fe Institute since 2004 and prior to that worked for several start-up companies in and around the Santa Fe area since his move back to New Mexico in 1998.
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Atty Mullins is a graduate of Stanford University and the MIT Media Lab. His interests include computational linguistics, speech recognition, content management systems and search. Prior to joining SFI, Atty was employed by Tellme Networks (now owned by Microsoft) and Xerox PARC.
Director of Finance
Project GUTS Program Manager
David received his B.A. in Liberal Arts from St. John's College in 2009 and an M.A. in Ancient Greek from Florida State University in 2011. He joined SFI in 2012. Originally from Atlanta, Georgia, David has previously worked in the libraries at Emory University and St. John's College. He is interested in ancient languages and Greek philosophy.
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Ginger Richardson is Vice President for Education and Institutional Outreach at the Santa Fe Institute. She joined the Institute in 1986, SFI's second hire. During her tenure Ginger has been responsible for development and implementation of educational programs ranging from middle school to postdoctoral levels, including the Complex Systems Summer Schools, high school and undergraduate student internships and research experiences, and domestic and international program fellowships.
Prior to her association with SFI, Ginger held management positions at the College of Santa Fe and the University of California (UC) at Berkeley. She is co-founder/past board member of Recursos de Santa Fe, current Executive Committee member on the LANL Foundation Board, and past Board President of High Tech High in Albuquerque.
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JEREMY ARAC SABLOFF (B.A., University of Pennsylvania, 1964; Ph.D., Harvard University, 1969) is the President of the Santa Fe Institute (2009 - ).
Before coming to the Santa Fe Institute, he taught at Harvard University, the University of Utah, the University of New Mexico (where he was Chair of the Department), the University of Pittsburgh (where he also was Chair), and the University of Pennsylvania (where he was the Williams Director of the University of Pennsylvania Museum from 1994-2004 [and Interim Director, 2006-2007] and Christopher H. Browne Distinguished Professor of Anthropology).
He also was an Overseas Visiting Fellow at St. John's College, Cambridge, England. He is a past President of the Society for American Archaeology, a past Chair of Section H (Anthropology) of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, and past Editor of American Antiquity. He served as Chair of the Smithsonian Science Commission and currently is ...
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Chris received his Ph.D. from Yale University in 1973. Following a postdoctoral appointment at Walter Reed Army Institute of Research in Washington DC, he returned to Yale as a faculty member with joint appointments in the Departments of Psychology, Neurology, and Neurosurgery. Chris left Yale in 1989 to lead the Biophysics Group at Los Alamos National Laboratory, a position he held until becoming the Santa Fe Institute's Vice President in 2005. At Los Alamos, Chris' group was responsible for a wide range of biophysical and physical research, including protein crystallography, quantum information, and human brain imaging. During 2000-2001, Chris served as interim director of the National Foundation for Functional Brain Imaging, a collaboration involving Harvard / Massachusetts General Hospital, University of Minnesota, and a number of academic and research institutions in New Mexico devoted to the development and application of advanced functional imaging techniques to mental disorders. Chris' research ...
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November 23, 2014
Kansas City Chiefs running back Jamaal Charles (25) is looked at by trainers after going down against the Indianapolis Colts during the first half of an NFL wild-card playoff football game Saturday, Jan. 4, 2014, in Indianapolis. (AP Photo/Darron Cummings)
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) _ The Kansas City Chiefs lost running back Jamaal Charles with a concussion on the opening possession of its wild-card playoff game at Indianapolis against the Colts.
Team officials said he would not return, leaving the Chiefs without their top offensive player.
Charles was hurt on his third carry of the game Saturday and stayed down on the ground for several minutes before walking off the field under his own power. Team trainers tended to him on the sideline, doing what appeared to be concussion tests, before walking with Charles into the locker room.
The sixth-year running back led the AFC in rushing with 1,287 yards, and led the Chiefs (11-5) with 70 receptions for 693 yards and seven TDs. His 19 total touchdowns were tops in the NFL.
Despite Charles' injury, the Chiefs still scored a touchdown on the drive.
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