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Serious Challenges Face the Source of Nearly All of Our Food...Seeds! www.thestoryofseedsmovie.com Read more
Serious Challenges Face the Source of Nearly All of Our Food...Seeds! www.thestoryofseedsmovie.com
About this project
Our campaign has finished!
Please visit www.thestoryofseedsmovie.com for our up-to-date trailer and recent news!
Huge thanks to the 662 backers who are helping us tell the story of seeds!
One of the world's most precious resources is at risk and most people don't know that is happening or what to do. Your financial investment in this groundbreaking film will help others learn what is at stake and what can be done to protect seeds, the source of nearly all our food.
BONUS: Give us seed money and get seed money back! Every backer over the $50 level will now receive five coins of Seed Money - the coins you can plant. We interviewed Lea Redmond about her amazing letter press, open-pollinated seed embedded coins for 'Open Sesame'. Now we are happy to be able to pass a few on to you as a bonus gift!
Why it is important that we make this film
While the price of gold and oil skyrockets the fate of our most priceless commodity is ignored.
They provide the basis for everything from fabric, to food to fuels. Seeds are as essential to life as the air we breathe...but given far less attention.
Our seed supply faces grave threats. Here are a few reasons why.
Biopiracy: Large corporations are stealing seed varieties from under us by slowly patenting them. The fruit and vegetable varieties we enjoy today exist because of choices our ancestors made. People saved seed from one healthy plant versus another and new varieties were created. This means your grandparents, great grandparents or perhaps much further back depending on your family history. We share ownership of more than ten thousand years of collective agricultural blood, sweat and toil that has allowed civilization to flourish. This is our agricultural Commons.
In the past, seeds were communal. They were a shared resource not unlike the water we drink or the air we breathe. One hundred years ago things started to change. Today, corporate-owned seed accounts for 82% of the world-wide market. Seeds are no longer 'free' or open source, they are proprietary.
Genetic contamination: Plants grown from transgenic seeds (also known as GMOs) send pollen through the wind and contaminate neighboring crops. When this happens large companies threaten affected farmers with lawsuits (and nearly always win). What's more, transgenic seeds have many proven dangerous health effects and there is even more we don't know. Once a crop is contaminated, there is no turning back.
Extinction: In the last one hundred years 94 percent of open pollinated fruit and vegetable varieties vanished. Seeds that were lovingly nurtured over decades or even hundreds of years are gone forever. We desperately need diversity in a changing climate.
As you can tell, there is plenty that might keep you up at night, but this will neither be a downer nor a negative documentary. Rather it will be a project that inspires people with the beauty, mystery and intrinsic potential for change that lies dormant within each seed.
Seeds are amazing bundles of intelligence and they have stories to share. With a wide range of incredible subjects, the magic of moving images, a lot of love and your help we will bring their stories to life.
You'll meet a diverse range of individuals whose lives center around seeds. Farmers. Renegade gardeners. Passionate seed savers. Artists. Seed activists. The most innovative thinkers and consciousness raisers of our generation. This film will take viewers on a journey to experience the story of seeds like no other.
It's not too late...yet. There are many reasons to be hopeful.
What will funds be used for?
'Open Sesame' has been a labor of love for over two years. But we need your help to continue making this film so we can educate people about the importance of seeds. Our food supply depends upon it!
We have subjects we need to do follow-up shoots with in the mid-west and the United Kingdom. We also have interest from several individuals whose stories must be included. Your donation will also go toward editing costs, camera rentals, music licensing, translation of interviews conducted in India and animation ('Open Sesame' will have a very distinctive visual style)...all the ingredients necessary to help this film reach its greatest potential.
Apart from monetary contributions, please help us spread the word! Tell your friends, coworkers, your immediate family, your extended family.
Please post our Kickstarter URL on your Facebook, your Twitter, your G-chat status, and any other social outlet you might use.
So...let's grow some seed! (and partner with us to make an inspiring and enlightening documentary).
This is your film.
Thank you.
Have a question? If the info above doesn't help, you can ask the project creator directly.
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GREEN THUMB - A SPECIAL THANK YOU on our website, regular updates and occasional seedy alerts.
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PLANTER - A DIGITAL DOWNLOAD of the film as soon as it's completed. You will be among the first to watch it! PLUS all the great benefits in the reward above!
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GROWER - Three gorgeous HUDSON VALLEY SEED LIBRARY ART SEED PACKS. Available seed varieties range from Aunt Molly's Ground Cherry to Kaleidoscope Carrots to Velvet Queen Sunflower and everything in-between. (Varieties may vary. We will try and accomodate requests). An organic cotton "I Helped Tell the Story of Seeds!" 'Open Sesame' t-shirt PLUS all the great benefits in the rewards above!
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GARDENER - First to be MAILED A DVD COPY. Three custom printed collectable seed packs (organic basil, organic cilantro and organic parsley) printed on recycled paper with the film name and logo. PLUS all the great benefits in the rewards above! International donors please add $15 for shipping.
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MASTER GARDENER - SPECIAL INVITATION to our premiere with VIP treatment and reserved seating, a signed movie poster and a reusable 'Open Sesame' cloth tote bag PLUS all the great benefits in the rewards above!
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FARMER - DELICIOUS DINNER of locally farmed food for you and a guest at my apartment in Brooklyn. Transportation not included.
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SEED SAVER - SPECIAL PRIVATE SCREENING at your home with the filmmakers. Get the inside story on making this amazing documentary! Yummy organic snacks included. Your home must be within 100 miles of New York City or you will provide transportation. PLUS all the great benefits in the rewards above.
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SEED STEWARD - GIVE SEED MONEY AND GET REAL 'SEED MONEY' BACK! Seed money are gorgeous letter-pressed, paper coins embedded with seeds that you can plant! They look like the real thing, but they are FAR MORE VALUABLE! Four rolls - 1 each of pennies, nickels, dimes, & quarters). PLUS all the amazing benefits in the rewards above.
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SEED HERO - YOUR NAME SPELLED OUT in stop-motion animated heirloom Cherry Tomato seeds under a 'Special' Special Thanks section in the end credits plus an Associate Producer credit in the film. Become one of the movie producers behind this important project and add 'movie producer' to your resume! PLUS all the great benefits in the rewards above.
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SEED CHAMPION - EXECUTIVE PRODUCER credit in the movie, two hundred customized packs of organic Basil seed printed with special thanks to you to be handed out at our premiere, Special Executive Producer 'Open Sesame' t-shirt, our unending thanks and major kudos and seed karma. PLUS all the great benefits in the rewards above.
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SEED SPONSOR - Become one of the film's official sponsors! Your name will be included in the credits in a VERY PROMINENT SPECIAL SECTION as well as listed online and in promotional and press material wherever possible. Note that this isn't open to everyone or every company (sorry big ag and their supporters)! Please contact us first before selecting this reward (unless we've met or spoken prior) to avoid complications.
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Q: Lewis, it must be a nice way to start your weekend, setting the benchmark for the other three title contenders
Lewis Hamilton: Yes, it is. I am really, really happy. The guys managed to improve the rear wing - it has not been working since Suzuka and finally it is! We knew that it would hold some potential and today weve got proof of it. The car felt really great and I am very hopeful for qualifying and I will give 120 percent. It will be tough as I see the Red Bulls are still quick but from what we have seen today we are closer than ever before.
Q: What is your strategy entering this last battle? Do you really think you have the car to do it?
LH: As I just said the car feels very good and strategy-wise, there is no real strategy. We are trying as hard as possible, like we do every weekend. The exception is that this weekend I really need to win, more than ever before. That means taking more risks than I have probably taken all year. And this is very exciting for me, because it might, or it might not work. We have everything to gain and nothing to lose.
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Summer Community Based Learning & Service Program in Chiapas, Mexico
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Summer Program:
In partnership with the Universidad Iberoamericana (UI), American University (AU) students are able to immerse themselves in Mexican culture and social issues by teaming up with Mexican university students to be placed at various community based organizations in Chiapas.
AU students will live independently in apartments with UI students. During the day students will work 7 hours a day with various human rights, indigenous groups, or fair trade business organizations listed below. A faculty member from UI will be in the field at all times to guide the students through this experience via reflection meetings, advising (both personal and academic) and serving as a cultural liaison with the organizations and Mexican students. Students will be supervised daily by their project coordinator at the volunteer site.
Upon arrival in Mexico City, students will partake in a three-day orientation/introductory course, facilitated by UI (in Spanish) covering Mexican history, geography, cultural norms and social/political issues of the region.
Independent study credits are optional (and have an additional cost). They should be worked out individually with a professor identified by the student.
Requirements for participation:
• Fully enrolled American University student
• Speak a high level of Spanish (proficient)
• Interest in social issues in Mexico (human rights, indigenous groups, fair trade business)
• Posses skills that match needs at the organizations
• Ability to work and live with a multi-ethnic team with students from different countries
• Be open and respectful to cultural differences
• Be in good health and physical condition
• Independent and maturity level to live in rural Mexico for 8 weeks
Estimated costs of program (all costs are to be paid directly by the student upon arrival in Mexico):
o Airfare to Mexico City (aprox. $600)
o Housing (aprox. $200)
o Transportation ($100)
o Food ($1200)
o Orientation in Mexico City- 3 days ($165)
o Application/Administrative Fee ($180)
o Total estimated cost to student= $2,445
Site placements in Chiapas:
CELALI- Centro Estatal de Lengua, Arte y Literatura Indigena San Cristobal de las Casas. (State Center of Language, Art and Indigenous Literature). Research, promotion and development of indigenous cultures of Chiapas.
RICCA- Red de Intercambio y Comercio Alternativo (Network of Exchange and Alternative Business, culturally-based sustainable development) San Cristobal de las Casas
Centro de Derechos Humans Fray Matias de Cordova (Human Rights Center "Brother Matias Cordova) Tapachula (west coast)
Graduate Coordinator Accompanying Students:
One graduate student coordinator from AU will travel with students to place them at their site and help them get settled in. The coordinator will live with the students during the program. Their role is to accompany and advise the students in their work with the social service agencies.
Orientation Course:
For the first three days that students arrive in Mexico, they will stay in Mexico City for an orientation course prior to their placement at the field sites.
Topics to be covered in the Orientation:
1. Mexican History & Geography: Students will learn about the origins of community service in Mexico. They will learn about the current political situation of the country as well as the specific regions where they will be working.
2. Presentations about the organizations & projects they will be working with.
3. Psychological Challenges: talk about culture shock and coping strategies.
4. Interculturality and Indigenous Issues
5. Human Rights
6. Immigration
7. Administrative components
8. Group building
Project Work at Site:
Students are responsible for arranging transportation (bus or air) to their sites. Each project will have four students working as a team: two foreign exchange students and two Mexican students. The students will work on the projects according to the schedule worked out by the organization. Students will then have to report back on their progress to their project coordinators and write a weekly reflection essay.
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Sparkly Egg Pendant
Looking for fun jewelry making ideas? Create a Sparkly Egg Pendant from Candace Jedrowicz in time for Easter! Use polymer clay to shape your beads and create perfect Easter eggs. Rhinestones and metal leaf add a dimension of fun to this pretty holiday project.
- Aleene's Turbo Tacky Glue
- Polymer clay – I used scrap clay because it gets covered
- Metal leaf
- Metal leaf adhesive and sealer
- 20 gauge wire
- Jewelry tools
- Tweezers
- Needle tool or toothpick
- Gems (rhinestones)
- Beads
- Shape a small ball of clay into an egg. Make a bead hole with needle tool.
- Find two skewers the same size as your gems. Leaving the bead on the needle tool, press the flat ends of the skewers on opposite sides at the same time.
- Turn the bead and repeat as many times as you like. You may need to gently reshape the clay. Do that while it's still on the needle tool. Bake the clay according to the package directions.
- Cut a 7″ piece of wire. Starting at 2″ from one end wrap the wire around the handle of the needle tool or anything about 1/4″ across.Crimp the Slide both ends of the wire through the bead. Wrap a small loop in the other end of the wire. Wrap the tail around just above the loop and trim the excess.Coat the bead with metal leaf adhesive according to the bottle directions. Allow to dry.
- The adhesive will still be sticky. Pick up a sheet of the metal leaf and apply to the bead. Keep applying until the whole bead is covered.
- Run your fingernail under the wire on both ends to remove excess metal leaf. Coat the bead with metal leaf sealer according to the package directions. Allow to dry.
- Pick up gems with tweezers and touch the gem bottoms to the Turbo Tacky Glue to pick up a tiny dot. Apply gems to the bead.Allow to dry. Add a small charm to the bottom loop.
For a comprehensive video tutorial of this project, check out How to Make a Bejeweled Polymer Clay Egg.
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Stylistically, the Note II looks like a larger Galaxy S III, with rounded edges, a thin display bezel and a physical home button flanked by menu and back buttons that glow when you touch the device, and disappear after a few seconds of inactivity. The main differentiator between Samsung's two top phones is the Note II's S Pen stylus, which allows you to draw on the screen and scribble notes.
The Note II will be Samsung's first phone to ship running Google's Android 4.1 Jelly Bean operating system, skinned in the company's TouchWiz user interface and preloaded with Note-specific apps. Samsung's sharing features — S Beam, ShareShot, AllShare Play and AllShare Cast — seen on the Galaxy S III and Note 10.1 tablet will make their way to the Note II as well. A Jelly Bean update for Samsung's other handsets, the Galaxy S III and the first Note, will ship later this year.
Also arriving sometime later this year is the first-ever Samsung Galaxy Camera. It functions as a pretty standard point-and-shoot camera on the front, snapping photos at a respectable 16-megapixel resolution. But, on the back, the Galaxy Camera will feature a 4.8-inch LCD touchscreen that makes it possible to interact with the camera through Android Jelly Bean. When the Galaxy Camera does ship, it will come in both 3G and 4G models to allow for wireless photo sharing.
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Waka Flocka Flame and Gucci Mane—the ferocious, spontaneous, aggressively unusual Southern rap titans—released their team-up album the same week as Jay-Z and Kanye West's collaboration. Both duos employ the talents of producers Southside and Lex Luger on their new albums, Ferrari Boyz and Watch the Throne, respectively. But that's where the similarities end. For one, Waka and Gucci didn't need to recalibrate their record three times in the span of a year. It took them one month and, hell, they didn't even write anything down. Or rhyme, really. "Me and Gucci are like Batman and Robin, like Scottie Pippen and Jordan. You know what I'm saying? It's automatic," Waka told GQ. "We know the things we got and we know how to go forward with it."
To put these quick-thinking men to the test, we subjected them to a few twisted word games—Word Association, Would You Rather..., and If...Then... So to appreciate just how awesome it is that they agreed to play along with these shenanigans, consult their awesomely large-living single, "Ferrari Boyz," which begins with the lines, "I'm in the yellow thang on the expressway / That bitch so nasty it might give a bitch road rage." It helps put this into context. Considering the duo's yin and yang cohesion, they approached our games with differing techniques: The laid-back Waka let his imagination flow, while stone cold Gucci assessed the situation with deadpan sincerity. Note the contrast. The results are nasty.
Waka Flocka Flame The Little Mermaid Paint Good Manners Gucci The Meaning of Life Kevin Bacon Karma Spice Girls Sexual Healing Round II: Would You Rather... GQ: Would you rather be a rapper that doesn't get paid but is universally loved or a garbage man that can't rap but has one billion dollars in the bank? GQ: But what about rapping? GQ: Would you rather get your legs and arms broken by a rhinoceros or change your name to Walla Walla Bing Bang? GQ: Would you rather have your deepest, darkest secret revealed to everyone or be trapped in a small box for a year and get fed steak through a tube? GQ: Would you rather have no sex for the rest of your life or sing Britney Spear's "Oops!...I Did It Again" every time you orgasmed? GQ: Yup, every time. Like, you'd automatically start singing it. GQ: What's wrong with Britney? Round III: If...Then... GQ: If Lex Luger and Gucci Mane were held hostage on a ship by angry pirates on steroids then... GQ: If you were elected the president of the universe, then the first thing you would do is... GQ: If a wizard from the future offered you a magical potion that tasted like rotten fish and poop, but would let you live forever if you drank it, then you would... GQ: But you'd live for eternity. GQ: If a meteor hits the Earth and kills every man on the planet, but you, Gucci, and Hugh Hefner, then... |
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Monday, May 21, UN Secretary Ban Ki-moon said he was "extremely troubled about the risk of an all-out civil war (in Syria) and was concerned about the outbreak of related violence in Lebanon."
He spoke as dozens of Syrians died in clashes – mostly in the provinces of Aleppo and Idlib and the town of Homs – while two people were killed in Beirut in a spillover of Syrian bloodshed.
Sunday, at the NATO summit in Chicago, Secretary Anders Fogh Rasmussen said firmly that the alliance has "no intention" of taking military action against President Bashar Assad's regime. But he said nothing about individual NATO members translating their concern about the escalating violence in Syria into military action. Above all, he did not explain why Syrian army heavy T-72 tanks have in recent days started bursting into flames on the open roads.
DEBKAfile's military sources disclose the cause: The Syrian rebels have received their first "third generation" anti-tank weapons, 9K115-2 Metis-M and Kornet E. They are supplied by Saudi and Qatari intelligence agencies following a secret message from President Barack Obama advising them to up the military stake in the effort to oust Assad.
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Damien Hirst Mother and Child Divided, 1993.
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Catalogue for "Monument and Modernity."
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On the street side the Centre Georges Pompidou stands entirely shrouded in white tarp, which looks rather good. Has Christo returned? No, it's renovations to the 20- year-old landmark. In a year's time, after a Léger retrospective, it will close for about two years of repairs. But meanwhile the museum's shows go on, with a retrospective of Francis Bacon and a series of smaller and more focused exhibitions. Exemplary in this regard is Jean-Jacques Lebel's Picabia show. Retrieving a moment in history, the exhibition is a reconstruction of the artist's 1922 Dalmau Gallery show of works on paper. Modernist machine images commingled with reactionary-looking "espagnoles": Spanish women with mantillas, virtually tourist art. All are leveled, presented with equal importance, as the artist originally wanted. The effect is one of Picabia as seen from across a Postmodernist chasm but yet, paradoxically, the "true" Picabia of the era. Lebel is himself a Fluxus-era artist, well- known in the French art scene. It seems fitting, then, that concurrent with his curatorial effort he also had on view two separate gallery shows of his own object sculptures. Most notable was an installation at the Galerie de Paris, where Lebel effectively used hung hammers and handbags overhead to transform a staircase into a very gendered installation entitled Homage to André Breton. Breton's centenary, as well as Tzara's, were both celebrated this year and were marked by symposia this summer. Yet another 100th anniversary of the French modernist, André Masson, was commemorated by an exhibition of early works at Galerie Leiris. The Frederick Kiesler exhibition [to Oct. 21st] metamorphosed the Pompidou's mezzanine gallery into an appropriately Kiesleresque space: open and continuous, with arced wooden partitions. The show, including many drawings and vintage photographs, spanned the entire career of the Romanian-born avant-garde architect and designer (he died in 1965 and was given a retrospective by the Whitney in 1989). Several items stood out: a model for a theater in Woodstock constructed after his designs; his multifunctional chair/bases for Peggy Guggenheim's Art of this Century Gallery, glowing in cream and turquoise; and a drawing for multicolored glass windows for the Endless House that refract different hues as the sun moves across the sky. In short, there's a lot more color in Kiesler than is conveyed by the usual black and whites. At the opening there was talk of the sale of the Kiesler archives to Vienna as a done deal, although not all the money has yet been raised in Austria. In the current plan the drawings would go to the Albertina, with the rest housed elsewhere. L'informe: mode d'emploi is the show one hears about most in New York [to Aug. 26], but tucked away in a corner of the center, it appears sparsely attended and commented. The exhibition frames the notion of the "unformed" as a paradigm, beginning with the work of Surrealist Georges Bataille and tracing it through contemporary artists such as Mike Kelley, Cindy Sherman and Alan McCollum. The catalogue, more expansive than the show, allows critic-curators Yve-Alain Bois and Rosalind Krauss to present their own dictionnaire abrégé, an a-to-z dictionary- type listing (as opposed to a group of essays) that is a nod to the Surrealists, who did one for their famous 1938 exhibition. The show's conception is another instance of the recent interest in Bataille's writings, which are also the subject of a new book by Didi-Huberman. Bois and Krauss locate the forerunners of some contemporary issues in the `30s, perhaps inadvertently exemplifying the current interest in Surrealism. And there are nice moments to be seen: some offbeat `30s Picassos, Duchamp's couverture- cigarettes colored photo, Arman's early trash accumulations. There is also an interesting confluence of real estate as art media, notably by Ed Ruscha, Gordon Matta-Clark and Hans Haacke. Yet the organizers aim for much more: "both an assessment of modern art and a putting into crisis of its history as it has been written." Beyond the paradox of "forming" an exhibition on the formless, the co- organizers seem to have given little thought to their institutional framework. Similarly they overlook their chosen artists' relations to art systems and the gallery cube. Thus Duchamp's "Mile of String" installation of 1942, an ultimate Informe in which the artist stretched a skein of string throughout an otherwise ordinary exhibition, is not represented. (Though Duchamp, and Picasso, are the presiding historical deities.) So, too, Robert Smithson's entropy is presented as concept, not anti-institutional gesture. Likewise, sculpture's tendency to abandon the preciousness of the base for the floor or even wider, uncontainable spaces, is ascribed to the curatorial category of "horizontality," and not to a critique of the sacrosanct art object. In other words, works by the Arman that collect the mailings and announcements of a leading critic, or the trash from a prominent gallery, may have as much to do with meaning as with a Noveau Realiste idea of entropy. The actual blockbuster at the Pompidou is a retrospective of Francis Bacon in the fifth floor galleries [to Oct. 14], some 80 paintings of which 16 are triptychs. In day-lit spaces, with almost all the pictures glazed, one has a devilish time finding an unoccupied, non-reflecting vantage. But this is a powerful show, nonetheless, especially in the works of the late `40s and early `50s. There smeared, humanoid beasts are placed next to an implacable measuring stick. The rarity of an accomplished painter of male flesh collides with the signs of abhorrence of that flesh. Still, perhaps for relief, I found myself also noticing how often Bacon plays spatial illusion against absolute flatness. The chair often generates a cubic box, containing a figure, yet also enclosed against the surrounding two dimensional void. This formal drama has its existential pathos, as well. In the best of the paintings, the human drama and the pictorial one are at a standoff, or equally compelling. It begins to seem an English season in Paris, with the "Century of British Sculpture" at the Jeu de Paume [to Sept. 15th]. The title is a bit of false advertising, since the show is basically "Henry Moore and after." The sculptors are familiar; most of them were shown in the U.S. in the exhibition "A Quiet Revolution" (at the Chicago MCA and the San Francisco MoMA in 1987), and the more recent sensations Rachel Whiteread and Damien Hirst have been seen in Soho. But apparently this is the first time the English have been trucked to Paris, via Chunnel no doubt. Predictably, Hirst's halved cows were immediately dubbed "the only British beef allowed into France." Curator Daniel Abadie did well with the long, narrow and not vast spaces, which necessitated an abbreviated sampling of each sculptor, but made interconnections clearer. The show begins with an impressively pristine room grouping the confluence of Moore, Ben Nicholson and Barbara Hepworth in their purist abstractions of the 1930s. Their geometricism reappeared in one of Anthony Caro's table pieces, while one of Moore's devouring forms was echoed later by Richard Deacon's The Eye Has It. (The French see Caro as a key figure who led to an "Americanized" modernism in Britain.) Another highlight of the installation was the small whimsical pieces by Bill Woodrow, such as a metal camera, ingeniously placed. On the other hand the separate rooms of Anish Kapoor and Anthony Gormley did not work out well. In general artists were represented by their early signature works. So one saw Caro and Phillip King of the 1960s, Tony Cragg, Deacon and Woodrow of the early `80s, and not their most recent production. A happy idea was to include one outdoor work by each monumentalist. The metallic towers of Cragg's craggy Minster (1987) foiled the stone architecture nicely, while a multi-colored Edouard Paolozzi brought a whiff of `60s mod London. Others risked being swallowed by the Tuilleries, or dwarfed by the ferris wheel of the circus that camped nearby. Indeed, contemporary sculpture out of doors was embraced by Paris. Taking a page from Park Avenue, the city of Paris sponsored an enfilade along the Champs Elysees which attracted a lot of attention. Wooden boardwalk-like bases and a conservative selection hampered this effort, although at the Concorde end some good pieces by Arman, Louise Bourgeois, etc. made it worthwhile. The city of Paris is admirably active, having also just opened the capital's first museum devoted to photography, in a renovated Hotel extended by Yves Lion. Another public sculpture show, sponsored by the Ministry of Culture, was announced all over town by a red poster of Barbara Kruger's famous finger-held card proclaiming "Monument and Modernity." Electra Space, an exhibition hall, surveyed the history of public commissions since Rodin, while the Luxembourg Museum documented projects of the `90s. Artist Yannick Gonzalez bid spectators to walk between the two 6th arrondisement sites with his giveaway red cotton caps, not bad for the prevalent rain showers. A surprising plethora of public sculpture has spread all over France, to judge from the photopanels and maquettes at the Luxembourg. New Bourgeois pods hang from the trees in Choisy-le-Roi, an obdurate Serra cube blocks the church square of Chagny. A Jonathan Borofsky woman walks toward the sky in Strasbourg, where Mario Merz's Fibonacci numbers line the tramway and Kruger's phrases appear in the train station. I was struck by the number of word-related pieces, from Ben's wall of words in Blois to Joseph Kosuth's hieroglyphic and Greek slab laid in the well-named Place des Ecritures, Figeac. Responding to the French love of language, non? But while the regions flourish, of the 28 pieces the "Monument and Modernity" catalogue lists in Paris, the most recent date to 1994. And the most successful remains Jean Tinguely and Nikki Saint- Phalle's Stravinsky Fountain (1983), outside that rusty old Pompidou. 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It was a bit more than a year ago when I ended my journey of numerous mental breakdowns. I simply could not handle the world that I had been submitted to, and the environment which surrounded me.
I remember that one night when I experienced my last one.
It was May of 1996. During the past six months prior to that, over the internet, I had met the man of my dreams. Now, this is something that I'm usually against. On-line relationships seem unrealistic in my eyes, well, unless the person is so close that you could be spending time with him/her after an eighty minute drive.
Though, that still classifies as a long distance relationship, which I also do not believe in, or usually take part in. Though, you must understand, my usual beliefs were skewed, since this was the man of my dreams.
Anyway, I started talking to him over the newsgroups through *PRODIGY, after a while, we started e-mailing each other, traded phone numbers, and started the journey of what a lot of people go through online. After trading pictures, and sharing extremely deep conversations through the phone lines that stretched from Vermont to Indiana, we started growing closer to each other. It's curious what a person would think if they had been monitoring our conversation. We talked about everything from our beliefs in religion, to what we want to do with our lives, to our preferences of condoms.
Anyway, a few months later, since he had been having problems with his mother, whom he lived with, he decided to move, and reside with his father, who lives not one hundred miles away from me.
Now, this was a dream come true. The man of my dreams, someone who I clicked with intellectually, emotionally, and spiritually, was going to be less than an eighty minute drive away. Still, a rather far way, but with the right music, the right car, and the right amount of gasoline, it was a heck of a lot closer than the 16-hour trek to Vermont.
So, in May of 1996, after a couple hundreds of dollars in phone bills, and teens of dreams of meeting this dream man in the flesh, it finally happened, one Saturday morning.
He had agreed to drive up for the day, spend five or six hours together, and then leave around 6 p.m. The day was going to be busy, since it was the same day that I was going to be throwing a surprise birthday party for my best friend who was turning sixteen.
So, the day was going to turn out excellently, my dream man would drive up, and I'd meet him at the outskirts of town, at a very shady McDonalds, we'd spend the day together driving around, talking, getting coffee, and when he finally had to leave, I'd be too busy to be disappointed, since I would be doing the last minute things for my best friend's party that I was holding at my house.
That was a really long sentence.
Everything did turn out great. We spent the day talking in my basement, I showed him around the town, and later, we went to many of my friend's workplaces, and I introduced them. My parents loved him, my friends loved him, and I loved him. I could see us spending a lot of time together in the next few months, having a lot of fun, and I could finally enjoy some parts of my remaining adolescence.
The day was magnificent, I felt charged. I was out to my mother at the time, and she knew exactly what was up. Though, ironically, everyone else who met him, who didn't know what the deal was, had an idea. Though, they still all loved him. I felt like a free little gay boy! The man of my dreams was standing in my bedroom, admiring my music, and staring -- he was just close to me. I couldn't imagine what could feel better.
So, the day went on, and it finally came to an end. I embraced him and kissed him goodbye at a gas station, where I offered to fill up his tank. So there I was, standing on the concrete island where the pumps were, in the middle of redneck-ville, kissing a guy goodbye. But I didn't care.
Then, he left.
The party went on that night, and although I planned to not be disappointed, I was -- extremely. My ex-girlfriend was there with her new boyfriend, and she was taunting me with little kisses to him and other things to try to make me annoyed. When we had originally broken up about eight months earlier, after being together for over a year, I had been devastated, but now, I didn't care, since in about a week, I was going to see my dream man again, and I didn't need her anymore.
This and that happened, and my best friend and her girlfriend shot up cocaine in my backroom, which would usually piss my off, but I did not care, because I was happy, and everything was perfect.
After the party let out, and it was just me and my best friend who has just turned 16, and some closer friends, for some reason I snapped. I grabbed a hammer from the other room and beat the hell out of my father's fax machine, trying to exert pain, and trying to get attention. I don't know why I exactly did it, but mostly it was pain that had been building up, and the loss of my dream man for the day, and seeing my ex-girlfriend acting like Satan, and my best friend shooting cocaine with her girlfriend in the other room, and the past year, and the ZOLOFT.
Now, you have to understand the events that had led up to this point. There I was, a farm-boy who loved the city, standing at a Phillip's 66 in the middle of bum-fart Egypt (well, not Egypt, and not fart, but you get the point), farm lands and corn stalks surrounded us to ever which way, and the May sun shone down upon us.
I had problems believing that the incident was real. I had found boyfriends before, but mostly psychopathic, bisexually-tendencied, wanna-be-rappers. Nothing that I would consider a genuine first boy-to-boy love. Though, this was the real thing. Something that I had been waiting for years for.
Living in an area such as I do, where a high school football game is the biggest thing happening on Friday nights, and everyone is forced to be a Christian, you can understand why I had a little bit of a problem finding people that I clicked with -- especially guys.
Adding to that, I have had depression problems for most of my life, and I live in an area where, even though it happens, depression and suicide-due-to-depression doesn't really exist, and is washed out by load and loads of anti-depressant drugs that are almost being administered at the schools, instead of condoms.
That was another really long sentence.
Beginning December 1995, I was placed on Zoloft by my psychiatrist for depression purposes. It turned me into a strange, explosive, always ready to pop, over-emotional adolescent. A couple days after this incident, I was taken off Zoloft, and put on Prozac, which ended up helping me with depression, but also numbing me up in every other aspect.
A couple of weeks later my dream man told me that he really didn't want to have any contact anymore, because I had become a completely different person, and didn't seem to care about anything. I didn't care when he told me this, and I hung up the phone, giving luck to him in his future life and findings.
So now, after being off Prozac for close to six months, I'm having to deal with all the memories that have been uncovered, and shown themselves to me. Since these are the first times that I've experienced these emotions -- to things that happened over a year ago, I've been forced to deal with my current life's predicaments and the ones in the past.
And, though I still have depression problems, and spend a Friday night in my room every once in a while, going through photo albums and wondering if things are ever going to be happy again, a good night sleep washes it away, and the next day is bright and shiny. That is, until it happens all over again. Occasionally, well, actually, a lot, I sit in my favorite local coffee shop, (yeah, coffee houses are a very big thing in the Midwest, we all go to high school football games, and then get coffee) where he and I sat before, and I think of my dream man, and wonder if he ever thinks of me. Maybe someday I'll get another chance with someone that special.
It's just too bad that I can't call him up right now, over a year later, and say, "Hey, Mark, I'm myself again."
Aztec Yhessin, is a pseudonym for this bisexual seventeen-almost-eighteen-year-old Midwestern farm-boy-who loves the city, Tori Amos, Liz Phair, and anything MYST or NARNIA related. He believes that habitual narcotic use is very unhealthy, and that if the human race all stayed living in trees, we'd all be a lot better off. He can be reached at email@example.com


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Auburn 17
(4-4, 1-2 away)
West Virginia 34
(5-2, 5-0 home)
Coverage: ESPN
7:30 PM ET, October 23, 2008
Milan Puskar Stadium, Morgantown, WV
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. -- West Virginia's Pat White and Noel Devine needed a little time to hit full stride against fading Auburn.
White threw three touchdown passes, Devine ran for a career-high 207 yards and West Virginia scored 31 straight points to beat the Tigers 34-17 on Thursday night.
Bennett: Instant analysis
West Virginia isn't supposed to score 34 points against Auburn, which hasn't allowed more than 26 points in a game, came in ranked ninth in scoring defense nationally, nearly beat LSU and is supposed have all those fast, superior athletes on defense, writes ESPN.com's Brian Bennett. Instant analysis• Blog network | Big East | SEC
White, an Alabama native playing his first full game in a month following head and hand injuries, overcame two early interceptions to bring West Virginia (5-2) back from a 17-3 deficit. The Mountaineers had their highest point total since a season-opening 48-21 win over Villanova.
"I tried to give it away early, but my teammates -- offensively, defensively and on special teams -- all hung in there for me," White said. "We felt we could put points on the board and we did."
Auburn's Kodi Burns threw touchdown pass and ran for another score before halftime but couldn't keep the early momentum going.
The Tigers (4-4) managed just 33 second-half yards, were shut out over the final 40 minutes and now have a three-game losing streak. That hadn't happened since 1999, coach Tommy Tuberville's first season.
Auburn lost for only the ninth time under Tuberville when leading at halftime.
"We just didn't have an answer the second half," Tuberville said. "Pat White and Noel Devine had great speed. We couldn't stop the run with the four-man front. We couldn't tackle. Then we started blitzing and turned some receivers open."
Dorrell Jalloh caught two of White's scoring tosses. His 2-yard catch put West Virginia ahead to stay late in the third. On his second, Jalloh shed the grasp of defender Zac Etheridge, turned around without breaking stride, sidestepped Walter McFadden and scored from 32 yards out early in the fourth to make it 27-17.
Devine completed the scoring with a 30-yard TD run late in the game. He surpassed a 188-yard effort in an Oct. 11 win over Syracuse and has four 100-yard efforts this season.
"I saw confidence oozing out of everyone tonight," West Virginia coach Bill Stewart said "Our defense played aggressive. We played a little smarter in the second half."
Low: Open season on Tub?
There are bad losses, and then there are future-shaping losses. Unfortunately for coach Tommy Tuberville, Auburn's loss to WVU may be the latter, writes ESPN.com's Chris Low. Open season• Blog network | Big East | SEC
Auburn entered the game as the ninth-best scoring defense but allowed a season high for points.
"It's very difficult to watch them score like that," said Auburn linebacker Josh Bynes. "We've got to get better defensively."
Auburn made a rare trip far to the north for its first nonconference road game since 2003. The crisp fall night hardly threw off the warm-weather Tigers. In fact, it was West Virginia that looked out of place early.
White entered the game completing 73 percent of his passes and had thrown just one interception all season but was picked off on West Virginia's first two series.
"It made me mad," White said. "I don't know if it flustered me. You've got to take the good with the bad."
Auburn followed Bynes' interception with a 20-play drive that ate up nearly 10 minutes. But the Tigers couldn't find the end zone on three tries from inside the 3 and settled for Wes Byrum's short field goal.
After McFadden returned an interception 18 yards to the West Virginia 27, Burns tossed a third-down screen pass to Brad Lester, who followed three blockers 16 yards into the end zone.
Mario Fannin's 69-yard kickoff return set up Burns' 9-yard touchdown run for a 17-3 lead early in the second.
White hit a wide-open Alric Arnett with a 44-yard TD strike, West Virginia's longest pass play of the season, midway through the second to bring West Virginia to 17-10.
White was held to a season-low 8 rushing yards but more than made up for it with his arm. He finished 13-of-21 for 174 yards and now has 12 TD passes this season, just two shy of his total for all of last season.
Burns led Auburn with 82 rushing yards and went 13-of-21 for 111 yards with an interception.
Team Stat Comparison
1st Downs | 16 | 25 |
Total Yards | 260 | 445 |
Passing | 111 | 174 |
Rushing | 149 | 271 |
Penalties | 5-49 | 1-7 |
3rd Down Conversions | 9-18 | 5-8 |
4th Down Conversions | 0-1 | 0-0 |
Turnovers | 1 | 2 |
Possession | 35:19 | 24:41 |
Scoring Summary
FG | 02:05 | Wes Byrum 19 Yd | 3 | 0 | |
TD | 13:25 | Brad Lester 16 Yd Pass From Kodi Burns (Wes Byrum Kick) | 10 | 0 | |
FG | 10:58 | Pat Mcafee 23 Yd | 10 | 3 | |
TD | 10:20 | Kodi Burns 9 Yd Run (Wes Byrum Kick) | 17 | 3 | |
TD | 06:37 | Alric Arnett 44 Yd Pass From Pat White (Pat Mcafee Kick) | 17 | 10 | |
FG | 10:45 | Pat Mcafee 42 Yd | 17 | 13 | |
TD | 04:06 | Dorrell Jalloh 2 Yd Pass From Pat White (Pat Mcafee Kick) | 17 | 20 | |
TD | 11:44 | Dorrell Jalloh 32 Yd Pass From Pat White (Pat Mcafee Kick) | 17 | 27 | |
TD | 02:26 | Noel Devine 30 Yd Run (Pat Mcafee Kick) | 17 | 34 |


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For the first time since 2004, the number of Exchange Traded Derivatives (ETD) worldwide decreased in 2012 by 15% to 21 billion, according to statistics compiled by the World Federation of Exchanges.
The WFE, which annually conducts a survey on derivative markets, found that in 2012, 21 billion derivative contracts (11 billion futures and 10 billion options) were traded on exchanges worldwide - a decrease from the 25 billion traded in 2011. The full WFE report on derivatives markets will be available following the annual IOMA conference held this year in Busan, South Korea, from 6 to 8 May 2013.
Other highlights of the preliminary WFE derivatives report regarding exchange traded derivatives (ETD):
- Equity derivatives: The drop in equity derivatives (-19%) mirrors the decline in the value of cash equities and is probably explained by the significant decrease in volatility observed in 2012. It is also partly explained by the size changing of the KRX (Korea Exchange) KOSPI 200 contracts, the weight of which is very significant. When those contracts are excluded from the statistics, the decrease becomes less pronounced (-7.5%).
- Interest rate derivatives: The volume of Interest Rate options and futures traded also decreased significantly (-15%). Factors generally seen as unfavorable for interest rates derivatives (low interest rates environments, no economic growth and credit expansion) continue to prevail in certain regions and could explain that trend.
- Currency derivatives: The highest decrease in 2012 (-22.5%) was seen by currency derivatives, but was partly due to the comparison with very high volumes registered in recent years. Contracts traded in India still account for a large part of volume (60%) and primarily explains the 2012 decrease as well as the huge increases observed in recent years. In other countries the volumes increased by 3% in 2012.
- Commodity derivatives: The only segment that experienced an increase in 2012 was commodities (+19%), which overcame the interest rate and the currency derivatives markets in terms of number of traded contracts. This increase in volumes was partly, but not only, explained by Mainland Chinese Exchanges that experienced a 34% increase and that accounted for 41% of the global volumes in 2012.
- Other derivatives: the "other derivatives" category comprises a wide range of various and different products such as exotic options and futures, REIT derivatives, Dividend and Dividend Index derivatives or CFDs.
The only segment that experienced an increase in 2012 was commodities (+19%), which overcame the interest rate and the currency derivatives markets in terms of number of traded contracts.


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NEAR ROGUE RIVER, Ore. — Police say a woman driving a Toyota Camry flipped the vehicle driving southbound on Interstate 5 near milepost 48. That location is near Rogue River.
Oregon State Police (OSP), Rogue River Police and Rogue River Fire responded to the scene. Rescue crews took the driver to Three Rivers Community Hospital.
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Page OverviewOnline Traffic Ticket Search
There are two ways you can search for your lost traffic ticket online.
First, you can use the Iowa Courts Online Search. With this option, you can get by with some basic personally identifying information.
If that doesn't work, you can use the Iowa Courts Online Payment Search. It's the same website drivers can use to pay their traffic tickets online. As long as you can enter your first and last name, you don't need to know your citation number―but you must know the county in which you received the ticket.
Contact the Iowa Office of Driver Services
The Iowa Office of Driver Services (ODS) will send you a tangible copy of your traffic ticket for $.50 (50 cents).
Just write a request and mail it, along with your driver's license number and a check or money order for 50 cents to:
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If you can remember the county in which you received the ticket, your county clerk's office can provide you with anything you need to know about your ticket.
Just contact your clerk, state that you need to retrieve lost traffic ticket information, and provide the office with your name and possibly your date of birth and driver's license number.
Because your citation holds some pretty important information, be sure to ask about:
- The traffic ticket fine.
- The date by which you must pay or appear in court.
- Whether you citation is "scheduled" or "non-scheduled." If you have a "non-scheduled" citation, it means you must appear in court.
Determine How You Will Plead
You can plead to your IA traffic ticket in one of the following ways.
- Guilty.
- No contest.
- Not guilty.
Pleading guilty or no contest produces the same results: You'll pay your fine, deal with any related consequences (such as having the violation on your record), and possibly see an increase in auto insurance rates.
Pleading not guilty means you'll plead your case in court and, if found not guilty, won't have to pay the fine or deal with any penalties.
Check out Paying Your Traffic Ticket and Fighting Your Traffic Ticket for more details.
Pay Ticket
(Plead Guilty or No Contest)- Pay the fine.
- Accumulate driving record points.
- Risk license suspension or revocation.
- Possibly have to attend driver improvement school.
- See an increase in auto insurance rates.
Learn more about
Paying your Traffic Ticket »Fight Ticket
(Plead Not Guilty)- Contest the ticket during a hearing.
- Seek legal counsel or prepare and present the case yourself.
- Have no penalties if found not guilty (except any applicable court/attorney fees).
- Possibly have to attend driver improvement school.
- Appeal the guilty verdict (if applicable).
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